Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 15, 1939, p. 5

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the georgetovm herald wednesday evening march 15th 1939 page 3 kings weekend specials special mm and maple pmt pure hard 2 1 9 choice lender beet brisket or mat boiling bed 12i romp roast 19 meaty tender sound steak roast 23c ftoud bone shonlder roast 17 choice bondesa and rolled primeribroast25 domestic shortening 1 ftesh picnic style j len meat pork shoulder 19c lb pork butts 24c lb special sweet pickled cottage rolls 24 choice bonete choice veal roasts 23c lb lamb shoulders 19c lb seedlea juicy j grapefruit 6y25c cocmlrr style uije k small link pobk sausage 2 b 25c 1sausace 18c lb salmon 1 24 ib fresh fillets 17c choice thick smoked fillets 17c country kist fitmen baalam corn 3 2st watch our window roft mnxi ice ckah araouu awd oatnonaiin fruit salad sundae 1 3c 2 for 25c georgetown 89 longs confectionery iufigsy theatre friday march 17 campus confessions us college life in the rah with betty g rafale comedy ankles away cartoon mickey s parrot musical picketing for love fox news saturday march 18 kentucky technicolor with loretta yonnjt and richard greene cartoon peunia natural park chapter 6 spider s web m at 3 p-m- tuesday and wedncday march 21 and 22 thanks for the memory rob hope and shirley bomb musical music will tell pete smith fisticuffs novelty timber toppers coming lord jeff mickey booney and freddie bartholomew ter has been acceptable to the winning and losing clubs gener ally tills column agrees that honey kurtz is one or the best refrees work lng in these ports for some years his quick clearcut decisions can not be very often reruted as for johnny jones referring well we never did care for his brand n- but going back to the game in ac ton bolton looked best for the first twenty minutes they scored twice while acton seemed slow to start but the second and third periods saw the tanners at their best and bolton faded into almost oblivion the homesters were now six goals down and they set out to cut down an almost impossible lead however as the powerful team they are they fought tooth and nail and finally won it was a great victory a hard game to lose for bolton all going to show that a game in never over until the anal bell the bolton enterprise last week was sort of ribbing acton for playing the brush boys from mil ton but this coming from bol ton carries with it ar good deal of humor oh well we suppose alter all these games bolton forget that crocker harris nixon kohoe bar i mey etc are toronto tmercantauers and just take that they are home town boys georgetowns former coach spats mcginnis was in town on friday and also at the acton bolton game the night before he informed us that acton arranged to have him there in case they should lose and there was any protesting to do well acton didn t need him in that regard but he did plenty of portesttng anyways milton junior c team has been showing the way in hockey circles this winter last week they dis posed of grimsby tielng the frt game and winning handily the sec ond on friday night they tied slmcoe 4 4 in slmcoe and on mon day night eliminated the same team at gait by a 7 2 score good luck milton you are su goin places they will now meet the winner of the new hamburgwalkerton series and it looks like now hamburg as they have taken the fits game 5 2 georgetown lions go to kit chener tonight for the return game with the waterloo bisken clippers in the midget nhl south era ontario playdowns the win ner to meet the winner of the strat ford preston game the southern ontario winners will go to copper cliff during the easter holidays to playoff with the northern champions for the ontario championship look out alcott here e come 1 we hope we hope we hope many times we have been asked what has become of ken doraty the mite of regina who played hockey for awhile for the toronto maple leafs and scored the winning goal for his team in that memorable game against boston a few vcirs ago after much searching we have local ed ken out tn the paciflq coa t lea gue playing with the scaltl lions and he is still scoring goals ken a 128 pounder has been shifted around a lot during his hockey carcor prob ably more than any other pla er in big time hockey just a few of his calling places are cited regina cleveland toronto plttsb irsh de trolt new york and now seattle surely ken has ven sonv of the country s scenery and met a lot- or people but soon o ir hoights will rn to baseball and in another column will be found the toronto maple leaf roster for the 1939 season get acquainted with the players now and vou will enjoj thr games better than ever this summer last minute despatch acton tanners trounced the slmcoe jn termediatc team 5 3 in brant ford last night keep it up ac ton and hal ton may have pome cinm plonshlps again this year meaning of course acton intermedial mil ton juniors and georgetown midgets j this and that in sport by o mae mcgflvray of interest to many local sport fans was the hockey playoff be tween acton and bolton last thursday night bolton took a three goal lead into the second game in uk playoffs at acton and were elim mated in a weird hockey spectacle by the core of 8 7 on the round most everyone called the fast bolton out fit to win the playoff bat acton bowed that nevereaydle spirit and started oat in the second period to acme six goals that they were down and did it tbv piayoff was not ft very friendly affair as- both teams were dtasatlsfled with the referee up in bolton acton players the game levelling some very tinoompll nentexy ramarka at referee honey kuntz and in acton bolton claim ed johnny jones gave acton enough breaks to win any game referring of course to the penalty given acton in the last three minutes of play this penalty gave acton the chance to shoot the puck the full length of the ice when hard pressed by the bol tonites regarding the game in bol ton the enterprise has the following to say there was one very discordant note in the game when referee honey kuntz of kitchener was the target of some very unoompu mentary remarks on the part of acton players who accepted de feat in any way but sportsmanlike this was entirely uncalled for and unwarranted and the indignities suffered by the official immediate ly following the game should have had a sequel in the courts of the ohjl when offending players would have been pr discip lined kurds 1b one of the moat capable of the younger arbiters of ontario and his record this win- maxers bowls of wood were made from manle before glass and pottery for table use became common plates and drink nj cup were mnde of wood marers or howls of wood were first u id in the thirteenth rentury nnd were mnde of the h ic of the maple tr t cut ncr ss thi part where the brni c hes jrew this showed the 1 fn itv of the rron a d was greatly r td tl nami n ny havi come from h dutch tv rd m ier meining kn t in tht w od as this section f u trtl has the closest grain it is s ble this part t tie wood v as elected tor its d earing quail t ts for tl e mer wu often jub- cted to hard usage and was in unstant use wr tea liee r rol 1ms in the los a gekb tunes 1 he early ma7prs were often r n med with silver which not only protected the br ttle edges of the wood but also pr vided a place for tl e curious dnd quaint inscriptions to be found on many of them the inscriptions on the very early naers are in black letter or lorn bardic and some of thqm have flow ers animals and fruits in between the words the- date of these old mazers can be told by the spelling ind style of lettering and the sliver work the medallion which is found in the bottom of every mazer is a dis tinctive mark no two are alike and they are of treat variety some of the designs are a knight king and falcon rose boar shield and helmet in addition many carried initials and monograms perpetual june enjoyed in the famous bahamas the bahamas he across the trop ic of cancer a short distance to the east of the gulf stream and this local on gives them the climate of perpetual june although not the largest island new providence about the size of stolen island is the most impor tant as it contains the capital nas sau the islands number appro xi mately 700 the group is one of great britain s three self governing colonies sharing this distinction with bermuda and barbados san salvador or watling island is gen erally accepted as the landfall of columbus it is 12 miles long and seven miles wide and much of its area is covered by a lake the island of new providence is about 21 miles in length from east to uest and seven miles from north to south it is mostly fiat though a range of rocky hills makes its ap pearance the bahamas have a population of about 60 000 the city of nassau represents 20 000 of which two- thirds are colored next to new providence the island of eleuthera is the largest in population having about 7 500 naties the lowest rect rded temperature tn the annals of the weather bureau is 53 degrees recollections of balllnafad historical research was the topic of an address by mrs gamble at the meeting last week of the acton wo mens institute and dealt in parti alar with bnllinaftd mrs gamble is a descendant of the early settlers of that district and gave this talk on the subject from hearing her parent tell of the conditions in the days of the early settlers she told of her father drawing ship timber to oak ville over the plank roads thomas fyfe was the first tax collector in halton county and was appointed at a council meeting held at the home of joseph blandish esqueslng on january 1st 1821 henry fyfe was the first loi past master in haltoh and that was just below ashgrovc thomas fyfe was the father of henry fyfe and they are the great grand rather and grandfather of mrs j fc gamble acton who is now polduig an office in halton county lol she also spoke of the whiteside murder at balllnafad in 1876 which was across the road from where she was bom says varicose veins can be reduced ju imkid cost if m er n nlmtin or friend b i-tp- rwd ham of wteoas lna or bunches rood bdvfca for hoar tmntnwnt u uir m rh is to set a pratripuo known moontb awram oil sfntvb- mix tear thantet for in oricfnal bottle of hooaoa owrbjo ofl and applr dlcht and mm to the woilra enlaixxl vrlsm soon yon boold notkw that uht ar efowlntt bailor and th tnounrtat aboold be coatjraad onto the dni are no lonrer ffaoaml bo boaetnttnk and rllwirnt la emerald oo that it also help almpl awau- la ova to strain todiaappear general jackson s horse according to the lou siana state museum old d ike was gen an drew jackson s favorite mount an article in the new orleans daily crescent on thai subjec says in part i u s often reminded of this praiseworthy remc brnnce of fidel ly and merit cher shed by my old friend general jackson toward his famous old duke the horse he rode during the southern cimpiigns of the late war though duke grew fee ble was greatly affected with cred and almost helpless in his lat ter days he was not forgotten nor suffered to be neglected on one occasion to try the general on a tender point the writer of this article suggested the idea of put ting an end to the sufferings of duke no said h s generous mas ter never never let him live and while there is anything to go upon this farm duke shall have a part long tailed fowl once popular the yokohama long tailed fowl has a fascinating history long ago the inhabitants of tosa japan car ned its feathers as pennons on their spears carefully breeding the birds to get long feathers says pearson s london weekly these fowls are bred in japan where their cages are lighted only at the top lest the birds descend from their perches and spoil their fantastic tails but the fowls must have exercise so they ire taken for walks during which an attendant acts as train bearer solemnly holding the fowl s tail famous trench fortuneteller catherine monvoisin known as la voism was the wife of a jeweler she practiced chiromancy face- reading midwifery and provided love powders and poisons her chief accomplice was one of her lovers the magician lesage the women of paris flocked to la voism and she accumulated great wealth she was one of the chief personages hi the famous affaire des poisons which disgraced the reign of louis xvi and was executed at an early stage of the proceedings on febru ary 20 1680 weapons of the zulus a zulu chief named moselikatse became famous a century ago and was the ruler of thousands bf square miles he carried a shield made from an oxtifde spears were the chief weapons of old time zulus and each soldier carried two or three of them a friday and saturday specials oil cloth 64 table oil cloth 40 h s pillow cases 76 x 90 h s sheets fancy heavy bath mats 19c 43c yd 5 for 90c 1 19 each 79c misses yama cloth pyjamas size 8 141 50 for 119 ladies and misses yama cloth pyjamas 98c 27 x 34 crib flannelette blankets 22c each 20 x 38 fancy turkish towels 42c pr 15 x 3 1 fancy turkish towels guest size 25c pr agents for langley s cleaners and dyer mcbean co phone 64 we deliver 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