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the georgetown herald wednesday evening february 19th 1944 itmm of infrat co the local farmer name is legion of 1arm implements the name erf agricultural hnpiemuits vuumilactmed in oanada la legion there are many kinds of ploughs hv ehidlng horse and tractor mould board single furrow and owo or more furrow walking single furrow sulky fcwo fur- rofr or larger gang horse and tractor- drwwn discs oi au types breakers and other other tillage implements made in canada axe com and other cultiv ators spiketooth springtoothed and disc harrows harrow parts and attach ments horse drawn hoes land rollers packers and soli pulverisers oneway dtoosmrrow plougns tiller combines eufflere and weeders of planting and harvesting machines there are fertiliser sowers press and wheel seed drills corn planters grain binders horse and tractor drawn com and cotton hinders threshers and rea perthresher comoines uireoner pains pickups harvester stackers swauiers and push harvesters while for haying auction sale of supervised tb and btoodleated jersey herd farm stock imptem cuts etcq in the township of erm the undersigned has received in tsructlons from otto munz brno 1 guelph to sell by auction at his larm situated on no 24 high- way half mile west of ospringe on wednesday february 26th 1941 co at one o clock st the following horses percheron mare 4 years old black percheron mare 13 years old black percheron mare 14 years old bay cathjbjerseys under supervised herdptan t3 tested on december 31 umo bloodtested 1- registered cow hulgirt wallie simpson 03483 a granddaughter of flaronston draconian due february 32 4 year old 2 her heller calf bom march 25th 1040 by nancy favorite royalist canada needs your honey now 3 hulgixt valentine 0346 same breeding m no l due april 2ft 4 her heifer calf bom march 15th umo 115668 6 amgirt sonja henie 101446 a granddaughter of 749 b cow 3 years old 6 her heifer cah born march 10 1040 116667 7 brampton japs viola 72003 7 years old bred in tennessee fresh ened on february 3 1041 8 her heifer calf at foot oladle otrls bvx 110445 bom august 22 low granddaughter of brampton favorite royalist 69601 ibttver medal and of nancy xenla viola 84063 gftadb oows 10 4 years old due march 6th 113 yean old due february 38th 133 yean old due march 10th 133 years old doe march 1st au the above cam are bred to the pure bred registered mooffieatcd bull dale standard jewel orange 103- 457 a grandson of oxfords design tandard be from designs jane and a g of the imported bull brampton domine and the imported cow bowlinas may orange a splendid rop cow sired by the gold and sil ver medal bull bowlmas oxford sul tan pigs poultry harness and implem ents wul also be cleared terms cash roy htholey auctioni phone 15 the implements are abundant these include hayloaders dump side com bination side rakes and tedders horse and tractordrawn mowers hay car riers hay forks hay tedders and pres- sers however that is only part of the story for there are fanning mills and grain cleaners grain grinders h mills barn and stable equipment corn shellers cream separators e and straw and stalk cutters eveners man ure spreaders potato diggers pulpers and sheers sleighs hand and power sprays wagons wagon boxes gears wheelbarrows and many other imple ments used on the farm the mobile field kitchen being pur chased in great britain with the funds of the ontario womens in stltutes is built on a fourton chassis and has facilities for cooking full course hot meals cafeteria style these field kitchens are urgently needed in areas suffering from bombing attacks and are a necessity in britain s com munal feeding plan on bombing fronts vegetable seeds sent to britain onc women a institute present mm package of seeds to british wl for two thousand pounds 5 000 pack- ages of vegetable gardenseeds are be ing forwarded by the federated wo men s institute of ontario for dis tribution in ocmt britain by the nat ional federation of womens insti tutes of britain tne ontario women a institutes have also forwarded a cheque for 3 100 00 to the ontario red cross society for the purchase of a flem kitchen for the british home office fire brigade division states mrs w b leatherdale secretary- hahoti garage operator hdd skacceaaful meeting the regular meeting of the halton branch of the ontario oarage opera tors association was held thursday evening february 8th hi the fanners ball milton ontario the vicepresi dent mr a c patterson was chair man for the evening thcjnembexs and visitors turned out in far greater numbers than for many months the interest and enthusiasm shown reached a high level and there was plenty of optimism regarding the future in the branch a urge number of business items came before the meeting for discus sion these were handled by the chair man in his usual efficient manner during the business session the prest dent gave a short address and spoke relative to the life of the association and the part halton branch is taking in the work and said it behooves all to take an active interest in the oar age operators association for only through concerted effort will one ever arrive at the pinnacle of ones desire and make all richer wiser and more contented in ones chosen line of en deavour the big event of the evening was the educational part of ttoe programme put on by the united motors service division of general motors oshawa and represented by mr s b hester service engineer and mr a c rich ardson of the equipment dept mr hester gave a very instructive address on care maintenance and servicing of the electrical units of an automobile which he also explained in great de tail with the assistance of moving pic tures and his address was very much appreciated by all who attended mr richardson also spoke briefly a vote of thanks was expressed to united motors service and their rep reaentatives for their efforts in plac ing such an interesting evening at the akposal of the members of the halton branch a social naif hour at the close brought one more evening to a happy ending buy war savings certificates slaves cannot save but you can ft a rip sen c potatoes halton farmers prominent at convention week in toronto you too can serve buy war sav ings certificates and help whip hit ler not only are you helping your country but saving for your future british women s institute garden plots will be planted this spring with peas beans carrots and onions and the resultant crops from this cana dian seed should total many tons of fresh vegetables filled with health- giving vitamins for the valiant defen ders of great britain according to mrs ernest duke port carting presi dent of the federated womens in stitutes of ontario only vegetable varieties suitable to the english clim- have been chosen the money has in raised through the central war charities fund of the ontario feder ation 4 jli- a fl r i aaiaflwt lor bray cttckajjj this locality phone or call for catalogue sad price list tat bray cm ick dots the trick george c brown nokval pheae o x8 r zl thousands of ontario farmers galh ered in toronto during the past two weeks for the annual meeting of the various livestock and other agricultur al organisations it will be of inter est to halton readers to learn that a number of halton agricultural leaders took a prominent part at a number of these meetings and also that several were honoured by being elected on the provincial executives of these or ganizations at the annual meeting of the ontario plowmen stanley rat a past president of the halton organi sation which is recognised as one of the best managed branch organlaa boos in the province gave an address on the subject of branch manage ment which received considerable favourable comment w e breckon president of the balton crop improve ment association was one of the spea kers at the annual meeting of the on- tarlo association later mr breckon was appointed vicepresident of the ontario crop imp assorts uon incidentally the activities of the halton association including their displays of seed grain sheaves etc was a centre of interest for many of the visitors from other sections of the province at the ontario sheep breed- en annual meeting j h wlllmott noted hampshire breeder of milton was elected vicepresident of that association hie annual meeting the holstem breeders brought gether 600 breeders of the black and whites here w h robinson round trip bargain fares feb 28 and mar 1 from georgetown 1 to stations oshawa and east to cornwall inclusive uxbridge lindsay peterboro campbehford newmarket oolllngwood meaford midland north bay parry sound sudbury capreol and west to beardmore the beat protection jaaaaaapr i against diseased potato crops plant canadian cnpfteti seed potatoes in clean land on part of the farm where potatoes have not been grown before produce bigger yields of potatoes 3 that are more uniform in sue smoother cleaner of better quality than those grown from ordinary seed stock and avoid many of the tosses that result from disease grow potatoes that will grade canada no 1 good seed potatoes cannot be selected by appearance alone the best assurance of getting good seed is to buy caoa dian certtjud seed potatoes ask the district government inspector plant protection dtvtston for full information and list of nearest distributors inspector for ontario mutt liunectm seed powto ccmanon linn uttu il drrurttntnt ontario an- uicoiltbcgutlph out tilt only war j fcttint cinartnn cent- fr sd marketing same dominion department of agriculture ottawa honourable james g gurdmtr mmtsur fjh trains feb 28th ah trains mar i to toronto also to bradford chatham goderlch guelph hamilton niagara palls owen sound st catharines st marys samla strat ford strathroy woodstock bee handbills for complete list of destinations spor pares return limits train information tickets eta consult nearest agent t6a l canadian national n hornby was again honoured by being reelected to the western ontario directorate of that organisation t c amos of moffat was appointed wee- president of the ontario shorthorn association while w o brownrldge la vicepresident of the ontario berk shire and t j brownrldge a director of the ontario tamworth these are but a few of the i held during the past two no doubt many other halton i in addition to those mentioned recev- ved wen deserved recognition tb i we join with our readers tn congratulations trss used tractor bargains one mccormtckdeering w 40 in perfect con- rcfitkm jmt nscd three- seasons will mount rub ber tires to suit purchaser one 1020 mccormick dcering onfaestone rub ber tins dandy btbe tractor and completely one cask isso in good shape tfeeafordsons afffood one mccormrcx debung 13 disc festmser drffl f k- irwow usanjaratflechbaary mcmillan oioaoraown textiles in action the enormous total of 32000000 lbs of these and other vital war materials already shipped to britain south africa australia and the canadian government is dominion textiles record since the war started 11200 of tins companys 13960 mployos buy war savings ceraficatos ragulaitv 6 3