Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 16, 1945, p. 6

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the georget herald wednesday may 16th 1945 carrolls cthflwfc 3o catdlls macaroni ifr suofilkd orange jnlo tin 6so jonbn grape juice 16os bu zxc mr- l- hhhmbbvbbbo special aylmdt hmhkvn fancy wax k f beans i v j 2cmh un 25c posts bran flakes 15c shredded wheat green valley londonderry ice crown powder emu sauce is 14c btl 16c tomatoes x 2lc j clark 5 g tomato or vegetable i soup i 3- 20c v ay mw taney carrots 31 ib01 i 25c gnpcnuta flakes ajlnwr baby foods carroll s own ig b z7c uo 7c cleanser nrwoort flufrs ph isc 39c snow p9 23c c n a h j a v e x mi i4c polish z 3e m rcliai disi kt i j 47c wo reserve the rlkl t to limit q a title size 300 lemons j doz 43c size 96 grapefruit 3 for 25c size 252 navel oranges doz 48c size 268 navel oranges doz 40c fruit and vegetable prices subject to market fluctuations coupons to on may 17th sugar 46 to 59 preserves 33 to 56 butter 90 to 107 auction sale nsklnutun horses durham cattle br chickens poul try equuipmbnt harness farm implements i tho undersigned has received ln- struouon from douglas m robertson to sell by public auction at lot 16 cbn 3 ttwrtishlp of hsquesltnf 1 mile east pt speyslde store on 1ll8uay may 22nd 1m5 at i30 oclock the following horses 1 grey pereheron geld ing 7 yra old 1 black percheron gelding 12 yrs old team weighs 3400 lbf oattle 1 red durham oow close springer l red durham cow fresh 1 white durham cow fresh fl weeks 1 roan durham cow fresh 7 weeks l red durham cow milking bred jan 7 1 roan durham cow milking bred dec 6 red durham cow milking i not bred 2 durham cow fat 1 roan l6urtiam heller 1 yr old 1 reddur ham cdlf 6 months old 2 veal cal ves these are a well bred lot of dual purpose cattle hogi poultry and poultry equipment 1 yorkshire sow with 9 pigs 7 weeks old 3 fat pigs nanny goat 600 mixed br chickens two months old 2 coal brooders 500 chick capacity 1 colony house 10 x 12 1 colony house 8 x 10 feeders and fountains implements 1 p h mower 5 ft 1 daln hay loader mh tedder m h grain drill 13 hoe with seeder i pros and wood walking plow f w 13 tooth cultivator i steel land roller set of seed harrows 12 ft 2 low farm wagons 1 new flat hay rack crook wood rack lhc walking plow new sloop sleighs tur nip drill root pulper gravel box set scales 3000 lbs oil drums stewart hand powered clipping machine 3 white ash tongues 1 washing mac nine with wringer in extra good i shape 1 bed and springs forks hoe i neckyokes doubletrees whlfifletrees chains and other articles too numer o ib to mention harness 1 set heavy breeching harness 2 horse collars 23 long straw 1 horse collar 22 nearly new odd collars and odd bridles cash settlement with clerk day o sj le t o reserve as 111 health proprietor necessitates this mrs a j lindsay b8 ht poi f tic sale roy htndley j a elliott a ictloneers mcmillan clerk as a result of declining yean there passed away on tuesday april 24th 1949 eujio alvlnn cole beloved wife of a j lindsay ftt the family home lot 7 7th line erin township in her eiet year born in esquealng town- ship she was the eldest daughter of the late henry cole and elizabeth sparling and being the last member of a family of nine all of whom pre deceased her over fifteen years ago on may 22 1889 she united in mar riage with a j lindsay two years later they moved to the farm where uiev resided until she passed away she is survived by her husband and three of a family namely ola mrs john stewart port credit bra mrs wilfred harding lot 26 cth line esqucslng ray delhi one daughter ina mrs fred shortlll predeceased her in 1939 she also has four grand children one of which is in each faintly her home and hef life was deeply devoted to family and grandchildren funeral took place from the fam ily esidence on april 27th interment in erin cemetery rev a o w foreman officiating mr and mm fred shorull sang on appropriate sel ection accompanied by mrs root a mcenery the active pallbearers 1 were j h gibson john campbell n e mckirnon ernie teeter don gray edgar huxley the honorary pallbearers were w a buchill m campbell arthur swadkhamer henry wheeler w f mcenery o bryan the flower bearers were robt a mc- enerv clarence snow norman rid ler gordon jackson ed oox gold w in burt flowers husoand pillow grandchildren spray family wreath spraj eva umberzagt and sheron of delhi spraj mrs mcpherson and iru o ddhi spn harding and gor don price willa and fred shortlll wreath s a lindsay and family wrentl the cole nieces ana nephews wrt t townsl ip council and offi c i s spn erin atricult irnl society j i h le anl farl avdc delhi hie attendance was lirge with dls fr li fr m toronto port cre- m i i hornby acton geor nw c t fl i wlliaras klt- orn r and v llcy hills ind erin get ready for next winter by installing a fairbanksmorse stoker saves coal saves labor phone 250 for a survey of you heating equipment no obligation w h kentner son georgetown ontario limehouse intended for last week one of the largest crowds seen m the llmehouse schoolhouse gathered there on tuesday evening last week to bid rare ell to the given family prior to their removal to their new home near rocfcwood in a lull be tween dances a w benton called the honoured guests forward and while sam glsby read an address mr and mrs given were presented with two occasional arm chairs by sid k kpa trick and fed brooks mr c i en thanked their neighbours and frlei ds for their gifts and good wishes margaret kirkpatrick read an ad dress to olive and jean when loreen sanford presented each with a cop and saucer olive replied fittingly the music for dancing was supplied bj garnet kay bui summer and bui bennett with jos mcdonald m floor manager the wmj3 meeting was held at mrs ellerbys on thursday evening with text word pray used in the rofl coll mrs eherby attended the funeral of her bro her in law the late mr mod- i roe in niagara falls ny on moil- day we extend sympathy on behalf of the community to mr and mrs jm jamicson and family who received tttt sad news that their son had given his i life o erseas we are headquarters for bedding and vegetable plants flowering plants in boxes a atjyram ater hea of france california giant wmitf boyml bloc american beauty mix crefo giant mix snapdragon hilwnii stocks phlox marigt4d petunias rosy morn fbuntng vel vet sama rotsi blue blue of fire zlnnu giant dahum flower- m mix vegetable plants cabbace golden acre early copenhagen market early banhoad iau caadflower snowball peppers california wonder sweet tomatoes bonny best john baer beefsteak jane pink early chat- hsn and others onions sweet bosnian set them out as soon as we sell wholesale and retail maple avenue greenhouse 17sj oeoroetown wool growers organization wool ship ocnxaoi to oar 1i1mkj wanhom m 1 wmn ontaih ltf ifff it f okadxnq obtetai mca and twine ram a h stalk oeoccetown ohm wiaa q or diraot tkta otiusun ouoraum wool osowkbs lootxd of bar street taronto oanasa balunafad mr and mrs f mcijcjor and mary mcenaney of oaledon spent sunday at f w shorull s tuesday ve day was celebrated quietly in this community a very impressive service was held in the church in the evening which was well attended the mission circle held the may meeting at the home of ruth smith betty macoasklll who was in charge i tl topic rnd a interesting paper on 11 ti cc of character on the ones we come in contact with plans were made to hold a social evening in june proceeds for the expense fund miss p foreman spent the week end with her brother sherlock in louis ville u8a d0fsthe trick t i c brown morvad bf2l township of esquesing sanitary notice nouoe is hereby given that all resi dents of the township of esquesing are required forthwith to dean their cellars drains yards pig styes water closets and other bulknngs and pre mise mod remove all dirt filth manure or sufastanoe which may endanger the pubuo health and to hsvra same com pleted by the iji of tuoe next on which day the sanitary inopwtor vtt octntdanot a gwrtaral koapsotlori an raamanta ar ta r to kaap tbatr prablais ooaakukh ataan and ta ttnnusbtr aaattaiy oobmibb otdappli aj i to et iiinlil wmtab tat of car roaa atraat or kbm a nature provides them with carefree transportation nattor prottdes wild geese uft carefree spring transportation to satisfy their unconquerable rg tm migrate tbey have been provtded tettb powerful u tngs to carry tbem along as swiftly as go miles an hour atr speed your car or truck requires arfxpwi mechanic unlike wild geese which are always ready to travel your car or truck deeds the periodic service of expert mechanics our up to date service department stands ready to keep your vehicle rolling but because heavy pressure of war time work often fills our schedule early in the day we suggest you phone us for an appointment for a time when we can gie your car or truck prompt and thorough attention our check up includes oil change adjustment of such vital parts as engine brakes steering starting ind lighting equipment wheel packing lubrication of rear end and transmission we watch those little things as well those squeaks rattles and strange noises which may not be serious now but could mean serious difficulty later on we use only genuine factoryapproved parts tn repairing your dodge or desoto motor car or dodge truck parts are eastly available either in our own parts department or from the nearest factory parts depot phone t52 otors georgetown rl

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