Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 19, 1930, p. 4

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ijmrniri fig page 4 the georgetown herald wednesday evening november 19th 1930 i l 1j- 0j ec wow av fr eosa hkk afleobsba aax aisv aa i boao9eooeb9 a new canadian industry cement brick and tile company united have as you know erected their first unit at cheltenham and have commenced operations the following group of men have secured the ontario rights for the dunn cement process and as directors will be responsible for the success- full carrying out of the companys plans v directors l fleck president and managing director of georgetown cnialed paper mills president a f echberg consulting engineer toronto 1st vicepresident and manager uk house builder and contractor cheltenham 2nd vicepresident j ii bingham offlce manaser georgetown secretarytreasurer james lyons gentleman cheltenham- v j wlflttingiiam of leake j whlttingham toronto y ui kkntner president georgetown lumber co georgetown through the virion of these men is being- given the privi lege of sponsoring an incjustry that has a tremendpus future in canr ada and the first 5000000 block of shares i is being offered to dtizens of your district v it is the intention of the management to erect similiar units in all suitable districts in ontario over 400 plants are operating in the usa under the same patents and making money the quebec company had a turnover of over 450000 00 last year reservation for shares will be accepted with a deposit of 25 per cent of the price of shares subscribed and the balance cantbearranged if desired price of units- 1 oo balton county match plowing the halton county annual plow ing match was held friday novem ber 7th on the farm of w b moore lot 8 con 1 esqueslng tjanshlp the pick of the plowmen of naie province were present the land was in good shape only dry but plowing was de layed- owing to the heavy frost the day being very cold kept several plow men from coming the judges were messrs weir aglncourt thompson ille and smiley norvaj lass 1 high cut in sod john capton oshweken d j tran clare mont bss crown and nnlsh john capton oshweken class 3 jointer plows in sod wa rred grensebach woodstock j r hargreaves beachvllle alex black n o mcleod qalt best crown wil fred orenzebach woodstock best finish j r hargreavei beachvllle class 3 jointer plows w q hc- curdy hornby uoyd chisholm mil ton wellington wilson georgetown howard clubine milton best crown uoyd chisholm- milton best nriish w- o mccurdy hornby class 4 jointer plows boyal geo garlow oshweken austin nairn mbhro john lister hornby w tap scott milllken best crown oeo oar oshweken j3estnntsh w tap- scot muuken class 5 rtractor plows in sod 10 inch funrow bruce mckerr muton c vyriggleaworth oeorgetown vic- tor hal jr hornby best crown victor hall jr hornby best finish c 8 wrlggleswarth georgetown class 6 tractor plows in sod 12 inch furrow thos howden george town c a may hornby harold agnew milton best crown and finish thos howden georgetown special best plowed ridge in walk ing plows awarded to john capton oshweken special best team and equipment awarded to thos brownrdge horn by special best finish in tractor class es awarded to c s wrtgglesworth georgetown composedorone 10000 7 per cent cumulative preference one common share of no par value share anc this offering isof particular interest to georgetown and everybody is expected to join whether it is for a large small amount or tear oft here mail your reservation today to barclaymorton ltd 906 central bidg toronto ont to i a barclaymorton ltd toronto ontario reserve for my account units of sh ares of cement products of canada ltd at per unit 1 enclose herewith my cheque for 100 in full or in part payment signed iflav av a v tka5flka aa a sa aa fla svv9v hbo unsurpassed in performance unequalled in value i larjon offers you and all canada a standard in radio perfofrnance to be expected only in receiving sets selling at much higher prices a radio set surpassing in workmanship dependability and inbujjr quality anything offered at or near its price before you consider any other radio regardless of the price you are prepared to pay see and hear clarion check it for beauty tone sensitivity selectivity and substantial construction with any or all other makes if you are seeking value there will be no question as tp your choice without obligating you in any way a clarion dealer will be pleased to demonstrate this remarkable instrument model ac51tti thmthi hut of twirl mlmm snj mrw 40 rmcbei lajt yl oo ls or tmmlur nxrmt slsndmri cbmitis tuctro- tpesktr 162 00 ivn uhu a few cutto features i tubes screen grid fully shielded power detector pusbpull amplifica tion 12 inch electrodynamic speaker automatic lmevoltageconirol power 40 shove standard local distance switch phonograph jack model acis iv lute rehnet 44 inebtt bisk stmmjtrd rjtjfc rlrrra jymmtie iptmjur 11100 im tita what clarion gives you richer tone onututl beauty of cabinet gretter selectivity gretter sensitivity sturdier construction permanent satisfaction model acm crfo rjo- pbonottmph co- hnslkm conipule uitb tlrtlilc pick- mp ni rlfetrie- irtven tmfmtahe 29700 tuhn to- electric seu tiumtu my canadian rail patents untiled wholesale distributors 1 spotton engineerinq co guelph ontario 4 the following is a list of the win ners in the home plowing competi tion which was judged nov 3rd and 4th by mr james mclean of rich mond hill- there were fortyfour en tries received at the department of agriculture but owing to the dry weather a number of contestants hadnt their plowing finished when the judge arrived the competition s a splendid success and we will hope for even better results another yr class 1 walking plows in stubble stewart miller oeorgetown robert miller georgetown john lister hornby wm stevenson freeman tom ballm oampbellvule class 3 walking plows in sod chisholm hume milton earle black- lock campbellville class 3 tractor plows in sod or stubble garnet sheppard muton bruce mckerr milton stewart kerns freeman victor hall hornby john ruddell georgetown championship trophy awarded stewart miller georgetown canadian medkal assoc the toddler memnfattnred y st e i n it b r a d i o o canada ljmited w battery sets iniaar omt arln canmdn it is generally known that the school child should receive regular health supervlslan in order that he may get the moat out of his school years and start out into adult life with a sound body throughout the civilised world we find doctors nurses and dentists working in the schools to safeguard the health of the school children it is generally understood also that the well baby should be supervised by the doctor in order that the mother may be advised as to the care her baby requires jo that she may pro tect her infant from disease keep him well and see to his proper develop ment each year an increasing tram ber of mothers take their well babies to their doctor for health supervision they do this because they have learn ed that by following the advice they receive their babies are kept well in many places wellbaby conferences ore held for the purpose of giving health supervision as a result of this preventive work which has been done for infants and schoolchildren there has been among them a great reduction in disease and a uuuk improvement trr then- health the results have been so sat isfactory that such work is extend ing and in some places the health supervision which is given reaches practically every infant and school child until a short time ago the young child between infancy and school age was thought not to require any par ticular care it is only recently that the toddler r preschool child has been as it were discovered to require health supervision the child from one to six is pass ing through years where growth and development are rapid he requires proper care if he is to develop pro perly he needs guidance if he is to form the habits of lite which are so important to his physical and meata health these are the years when the child requires the right kind of food if he is to have ft properly de veloped sound body when he enters acbool his diet should ipclutto cere als meats and vegetables particularly does he require milk each day fruit at least once day and green vege tables regularly he should not have tea coffee fried foods pie pickles or rich cakes and puddings he should not be given food or candy between meals as this spoils the ap petite well over half ov all deaths from comasurucbble qn occur at this ag the child should be vaccinated immimlaed gtpft diphiheria file should never be exposed to such diseases and if they do occur he should be carefully adenoids diseased tonsils and de fects of the eyea and ears develop dur ing this period and they should be corrected wfthout delay there is no reason for putting off treatment and there are many reasons why treat ment should not be delayed as de lay causes the child to suffer and his development to be interefered with again longstanding conditions are always more difficult o treat suceess- fdy qpesuons concerning health ad- dresaejl to the canadian medical as sociation 184 coflege street toronto will be answered personally by leter he was cured red young thought it j wasnt manly to get homesick so he tried hard to forget it but his roommate knew the symptoms one night he said carelessly before going out why not telephone home some evening and get the news later when he re turned red was jubilan i did call home bill the folks are com- lng down for- the game thats what the voice dotal oee i feel great bphriam what yo ail doln wlf ldat papah moss bjose ia writin rnah gal a jettah etohrtam go way nlggah yd kalnt writer mose afs all right smoke man gal kalnt read just arrived this new super screen grid vj 4 lowboy and its only 2i5 complete with tubes y arorfio of tremendous power arid range in a beautiful sheraton period cabinet seven tubes including four screengrid lubes f super screen- grid power detection new supercolortura dynamic speaker glorious colorful tone price complete with tubes 6rily 215 to create the majestic radio for 1931 majestic spent 6ver a million dollars in engineering uvyelopmeat work and research this new lowboy is an exact duplicate of one of the costly final laboratory models we invite you to hear jt and to judge it by what you hear any of the new 1931 majestic models may be purchased on easy terms from us t j n oneill son phone 14 main st georgetow n the qosslp l hear your store was robbed last night lose much the optimjst some but it would have been worse if the yeggs had got in the night before you see yesterday i just finished marking down everything 20 per cent j sanf0rd stewarttowi- plumbing tinsmilhinfl esuamies cawertajly uvea phone 84 r 12 georgetown rr no 2 radios see our new 8tube atwater kent radio before you buy insurance special rate to fanners on automobile insurance f kersey oeargetewb trie georgetown lumber co ltd georgetown ontario is i r jl iqb w trlit dominion stores where quality counts wwrttnffffinttnwitirntrm1 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