page 6 the georgctojvn herald wednesday evening august 2nd 1939 agricultural societies fairs and exhibitions 1939 bonerfoe brampton aug atoe port arthur and ort wuuam 712 cornwall aug 6ept 2 5sd aug 1416 aug aug mntuto aug 29 oriilia aug 2526 ottawa central panada stimti j aug 2126 petertxro aug 16w bainy hiver aug 2830 atrxua aug 1618 button aug 1012 tldsonburg aug 2931 toronto canadian national exhibition aug 25sept 9 woodstock aug 2224 september 19 alfred sept 4 5 almonte sept 6 6 apley sept 6 7 beachburg sept 57 unbrook sept 8 9 bruce mines sept 5 6 oentrevule addington sept 1 2 cbestextille sept 5 6 clute sept 5 6 delta sept 46 tjryden sept 6 7 durham sept 7 8 sunita sept l 2 4 bnglenart sept 8 9 serous sept 8 9 ooderich sept 7 8 kvhmmt sept 67 lanark village sept ixanbardy sept 9 merrtekvuie sept 7 8 wspano sept 7 9 hewlngton sept 7 8 farbam sept 7 8 basse sept 5 6 tavistock sept 8 9 vankleck hill sept 79 september u16 ancaslex sept 15 10 bancroft sept 14 15 blyth sept 15 16 botuweus comen sept 14 15 braoebridge sept 14 15 brighton sept 12 13 caltoon sept 12 13 charlton sept 12 13 cqarenoe cteek cochrane sept 13 sept 12 13 hymexs sept 12 13 lkefietd sept 11 12 xstnadowne sept 1113 undsay sept 1316 lions head sept 13 14 frryn western fair sept 1116 magnets wan sept 14 15 maxville sept 14 15 metcalfe sept 12 13 fmtmmnu sept 1416 muverton sept 14 15 mohawk sept 13 hew hamburg sept 15 16 luagaraon lake sept 16 oakwood sept 11 12 oro sept 13 orangeville sept 1416 oshawa sept 11 13 perth sept 1416 forquis jcl sept 14 16 providence bay sept 14 15 rama indian reserve sept 13 14 renfrew sept 12 15 rocklyn sept 14 15 rosseau sept 12 13 bault ste marie sept 12 14 shannon ville sept 16 south mountain sept 14 15 val gagne sept 13 warren sept 13 14 weuesley sept 12 13 wlarton sept 14 15 wlkwetnlkong indian manitoulln island sept 12 14 wuliamstown sept 12 13 acton allsa craig auiston afneuasbunj atwood barrle baysvtile beamsvllle beavertoa burks falls cape croker indian christian titwt it reserve clarksburg clifford coe hill comber oooksvule dresden kbcter femrtck gait garden river indian reserve sept 19 20 sept 21 22 sept 21 22 sept 23 sept 22 23 sept 18 21 sept 18 19 sept 22 23 sept 22 23 sept 21 22 sept 20 21 sept 19 20 sept 19 20 sept 22 23 sept 19 20 sept 19 20 sept 22 23 sept 22 23 sept 21 22 sept 19 21 sept 20 21 sept 19 20 barrow hepvorth bnntarflle kincardine uftowel manltowanlng veaford mount for cat carting sept 20 21 beptn sept 19 20 sept 2123 sept 20 21 sept 20 21 sept 21 22 sept 1922 sept 20 21 sept 20 21 sept 1820 sept 21 22 sept 21 sept 19 20 sept 21 22 sept 19 20 sept 19 20 bept 18 ib sept 19 20 sept 21 22 sept 22 23 sept 2123 sept 22 23 sept 21 32 sept x sept 19 20 sept 1920 sept 19 90 sept 19 20 it 20 i sept 1820 sept 19 90 sept 1920 sept 19 sept 21 september is39 arthur ashworth avonmore aylmer bar river basfleld belmont bobcaygeon boniiem bradford burford oampbeuford carp chesley oolungwood courtland desbarats drumbo r dunchurch dundalk embro elmvaje elmsdale florence oaletta mohrs comers georgetown glenooe gore bay grand valley holstein v uderton ingersoll iron bridge jarvis kagawong kcmble kilsyth kirkton langton leamington lucknow maberly massey mcdonalds corners middleville mill brook milton mitchell muncey neustadt odessa owen sound paisley palmerston parkhill picton port elgin port perry powassan ramona rioevlue ripley saugeen indian reserve i chippewa hoi sarnia indian reserve severn bridge smithvule south river spenoerville stella strathroy thedford thorold utterson upsala wallace town walters falls welland wflkesport windham centre wingham woolcr wyoming aberfoyle abingdon ai liis ton ay ton beeton blackstock bngdon chatsworth coo lest own demorest ille dorchester station drajton dunttannon erin fairground fe ersham fort erie gorrie highgate mount brydges ma doc markham melbourne sept sept 25 30 sept 28 29 sept 26 27 sept 26 27 sept 28 29 sept 26 sept 28 29 sept 29 30 sept 26 27 sept 27 sept 29 30 sept 28 29 sept 30 oct 2 3 sept 28 27 sept 28 27 sept 29 sept 28 29 sept 28 29 sept 26 27 sept 26 27 sept 27 sept 26 27 sept 26 27 sept 25 26 sept 29 sept 291 sept 26 27 sept 28 29 sept 26 27 1 sept 26j sept 28 30 sept 26 27 sept 26 27 sept 27 28 sept 25 ontario business summary the following ontario business sum mary was prepared at the head office of the bank of montreal with the advent of warmer weather reuiil trade has shown some improve ment wholesale trade continues quiet and spotty collections are fair the recent expansion tn industrial activity has been maintained operations in iron and steel plants remain steady and with satisfactory orders in hand other heavy industries are moderately active agrlciaural implement fac tories remain quiet owing to lncrea sed export orders automobile produc tion has held up well and ure manu facturers continue active aircraft factories are very busy shoe manu facturers are on reduced t schedules although the autumn out look is reasonably satisfactory stimu lated by export business rubber loot wear manufacturers continue well employed a slight plckup fa reported by the manufacturers of electrical equipment dullness partly seasonal prevails in the furniture indus ry variable conditions are reported in the operations of woollen and worsted fmuls textile production generally re mains steady lumber is moving in moderate quantities building supplies are in improved demand and soles of paints and varnishes have been well maintained gold production for may totalled 255 882 ounces t 95570 as compared with 234 004 ouncs 8211 140 in may 1938 production of silver was 45 076 cunoes against 23 303 oun ees a year ago sept 27 28 sept 20 sept 28 sept 2527 sept 27 sept 27 28 sept 28 sept 29 30 sept 27 sept 27 28 sept 29 30 sept 26 27 sept 26 27 sept 29 sept 25 sept 2a 30 sept 28 sept26 sept 26 27 septs26 27 sept 26 27 sept 25 sept 2327 sept 26 27 sept 28 29 sept 26 27 sept 27 28 sept 26 27 sept 26 27 sept 29 30 sept 28 29 sept 27 sept 28 29 sept 26 27 sept 28 29 sept 28 29 sept 26 27 sept 27 28 sept 28 29fsome interesting information on tne opb romance of botany sept 26 tn sept 2830 sept 28 sept 26 sept 27 28 sept 28 29 sept 27 28 oct 3 oct 6 oct 4 oct 6 oct 3 oct 4 oct oct o oct 5 oct oct oct 3f oct 5 oct 7 9 oct oct 3 ocl 3 oct 6 oct 6 oct oct 3 oct i oct moravlantown indian reserve oct norfolk co slmcoe oct 3 6 owen sound sept 30 oct ridge town rock town rodney st marys slmcoe norfolk county strcetsvtlle tare teeswater tiverton udora walsh history of the naming of the plants was given in a recent address given by hornby read gardener dominion i experimental station summerland in 300 b c lived a famous phll osopher known as theaphrastus the favorite pupil of the still more eminent philosopher aristotle theophrastus wrote two books on plants describing about 500 species mostly of a medic inaj kind modem botanists are much indebted to the knowledge of plants obtained by the old time herbalists the next great name is that of pliny the elder he was the admiral of the roman fleet and was one of the many victims ol the eruption of verusius in ax 79 he had wrl ten sixteen books on plants two of which treated of the medicinal values of the herbs from those early days down to 1700 ad there were several more pioneers but in sweden in 1707 a u was born a child who was destined to be known as i the father of present day botany this was linnaeus who by patient research reduced the hundred and one names given to each plant to two the gener lc name and the specific name he became not only the royal botanist of sweden but the most famous physician of the day an interesting story in connection with the late of the wonderful couec tlons linnaeus built up during his lifetime roughly thetc consisted of j309q lnsevts 1500 shells 2 000 miner sept 28 29ftis and 19 000 plants knowing the coms8pondcnts wanted the herau te deatrlo- sf ab- all paints net repreaentei at he present time kmdry apply earty and paper and tamped enrelopea will be wpplled to jtm at anee h tow leatre newt from year dttrlct pieaae see that year dmtrlot represented now well fortified a vicar of a parish church not far from the city asked one of his lady worshippers if she would help him in his visiting work oh yes said she 7 should be delighted well said the vicar call and- see poor old macdonald h has just lost his wife try and cheer him up a bit so the good lady called and found the old man sitting in his armchatr and half a bottle of whiskey and glass beside it is that the only consolation youve got pointing to the whiskey no lady i have got three more bottles on the shelf sept 21-23iwarkwerth- i wellandport oct oct 7 9 oct oct 5 6 oct 3 6 oct ow 4 5 oct 3 oct 2 oct oct oct 5 oct 4 oct 7 u oct 13 14 oct 12 14 oct 10 11 oct 10 oct 16 17 oct ii oct 10 oct 1012 oct 7 9 oct 12 oct 7 9 wotkuwidga bolton caledonia forest markdale marmora merlin norwood oshweken rockton roseneath woodbridoe international plowing match and farm machinery demonstration ontario hospi tal farm brockvflle ontario united counties of leeds and grenvule oct 10 11 12 13 ottawa winter fata nov 1417 royal winter pair toronto nor 2129 guelph winter jr deo nb dates of fmlra imed are object old lady evereiy to beggar do you drink beggar obwrfntty tor wbera ban wegot value or this collection sir james smith an english botanist bought it from the widow or linnaeus for 900 guineas the transactlon took place during the absence ol the king of swc den and finding out what had hap pened he ordered a frigate to pursue ind ocrtake the dmrtmk british ship in an ixciting chase the brit ish ship oulallcd tne swdlsh irlguu juid landed its precio is cai o sift 1 1 london whre the luuuun society on ol tlw most learmel bodkj of the present daj was founded protect gladioli in the garden gladiolus growers throughout can ada should watch caret ill for thr presence r the gladiolus thrlps 011 their plant durint this season of the year siiiffcist bht en to mo logical rxj artmciil of agriculture jtlic presuitc of ihls insect will u indicated by tin white sihctlsh spots on the outer suxftcc of the liaii these b ing iht points at which feeding ia taken place as feeding processes uuse spots enlarge coalesct and sometimes cover a considerable area of leaves 1 plants showing this type of injur are at au common so carl in the season scrws damage to the bloom will pro bably result later in gardens where 5 to 10 per cent of the plants seem to be in reeled spraying should be com monced immediately a new spray lias recently come into prominence which consists of tartar emetic and a sweet ening material which serves as a bait the one mast commonly used being brown sugar the following is the re commendeo formula tartar cm tic 2 ot brown sugar 8 oz water 2 gallons spraying should be repeated ai weekly intervals from this tune until the bloom starts to unfold in apply ing tho material a spraytr fiued with a nozzle capable of delivering a fog rn should be used and the app lea tion discontinued as soon as there k any tendency of the droplets of solu tion on the plant to coalesce and run off tartar emetic has several distinct advantages over the old pais green brown ugar formula the chief o these being that it causes no injury to the treated plants the tartar em etic formula is also somewhat cheaper and more satisfactory li many ways this chemical can be purchased at most drug stores and should not cost more than eighty to ninety cents per pound for spraying the commercial article rather than the chemically pure should be purchased if you were asked to name the top ranking dance bands ot radio stage and screen yotnvjmt would certainly include tommy doraey qjen ofay benny goodman guy lomb and artie shaw an ore winb ap in the dance pavlhoa at the rnmm national exhibition this year calamity jane judy van der meer we were sitting on the andrews lawn and the dogs wen playing with the little boy jimmie i felt a dog come in back of me and nose my neck and i reached around absent minded- ly to pet him as i talked my fingers felt something that didn t seem like a dog so i turned around there was a colt so tiny one could almost put her in a pocket she looked down at me with impish eyes and lipped my out stretched hand then she kicked up a pair of miniature heels and cavorted off racing with the dogs as if she were a dog too jimmie joined the race and soon the colt and tne boy were tumbling on the grass like two puppies jimmie s father laughed that 5 calamity jane he said and told us the colt s story she was named cal amity because early in her life she had known tragedy her mother was an indian pony and when the colt was still very wobbly she got separated from her mother when horses were rounded up on the reservation the mother headed off toward the hills with a wild band and because calam ity couldnt keep up she was thrown in with the herd of captured ponies when the riders were ready to start home they waited around thinking that the mother would return for her colt evidently she was too frighten ed for she didn t come back the men didn t want to go away and leave such a young colt alone so jimmies father brought her home from then on the andrews family as busy the colt became a bottle baby cows milk with sugar in it was fed to her every two hours jimmie and his mother and fatheaxworked in shifts feeding calamity they even had u get up to the night to feed her colts ire in the habit of nursing often 1 and not drinking too much at a time ord r for calamity to live and grow she must be on a schedule as much as possible like the one mother nature plans for colts calamity soon forgot her mother but i often think how the poor little wild mare must have hunted for her foal and called for her across the hills calamity made herself at home she regarded the andrews family as her parent ina six whinnered vhrillv hen ceding time came around thty said she grei to be like an alarm clork she ns allowed her freedom around the ranch und it aai ht r delight to come in the house with the dogs eerj llmi the door was op n she was as much 1 horn in the house as she wis in 1 barn in fact too much for arl me rromtng slit got the back dno on n and wilkei in to explore the kitchtn somehow someway he got the ir box open and enjoyed a llghtful time until she awikened the family and wis illterall thrown out ij fore she was disooered she had scrambled the breakfast egks all oer the floor re h id picked out the to matook one ov oiw and squeezed uiem- to pulp berore ahej joined the eggs she ate 1 lead of lettuce and was de i lurhtod with a chocolate bar that was the proprn of young jimmie when she tared of the ice box perhaps her little nose got too cold she sampled uie kitchen curtains they were pret t good so she tore them all down mrs andrews was worried because ahead of her was the job of cleaning the kitchen jimmie lelt badly because his randy was gone but mr andrews was frightened lor fear calamity would have indigestion she didn t now calamity is nearly half a year old and she is turning into a roan pony very pretty she has beautiful trjn legs and a lovely ittle head and she is everyoncs friend mr andrews says she will never be bigger jian a minute and she won t be worth five cents but he wouldn t take fhc hun dred dollars for her now the family are going to move to another state and ail the horses must be sold except of course cal amity when buyers come to look ai horses calamity is the first to greet them mr andrews protests that she is interfering with sales for people start playing with her and don t care to look at the others everyone wants to buy her if anyone drops a hand kerchief calamity gravely picks it up and hands it to him then politely of fers to shake hands by the time she has followed anyone across the pasture that person is sure to ask to buy her nope mr andrews says my boy jimmie would make life miserable for me if i sold that colt but that isn t the only reason the feet is that charlie andrews horse trader has at last found an animal he hadnt the heart to trade off calamity has won him completely 80 i have a mental picture of andrews famqy moving mother and father- will be to the front seat ol the car and in back with the tmgn a1 be jlmnue and the dogs and riding betide jhsnue wul be calamity nappy and contented to go wn her folks go in our dumb animals if you want nsoki then in the qwsnapshotculli i vacation diary in pictures each or us at borne time or other has kept a diary have yon thought or using your camera for this purpose it s a good idea at anytime but now at vacation time it has especial point look back over your vacations for the past few years how good a picture story of each vacation old you get does your picture album show all the things you did all the interesting spots you visited -r- the fun your group had or i the record rather spotty and the pic turei too much alike chances are you missed many opportunities perhaps you ran ahort of film that s a common mis take of vacationer but more likely you shot your vacation pictures without a definite plan you didn t outline a story for your vacation pictures to tell for this year s vacation here s a better method ae yon map out your vacation plans jot down picture pos nihilities in a notebook one small nough to keep with you note down the thlnrh you want to remember paiklng departure points of in terest n route to your destination thfnks you will do each day after ou armt if you re taking n motor tour also not down in advance the inter mlni t dlff rtit feiturih of the etiiinin thiourli whhh ou will pass 2 s5s5 mmek cautm musxoka lakh 1 1 days m washmoton 3115 ntamb cautst j0o0o is1ands 1305 kanawha hotel wasaoa seach 86o thtse ptkts afrlv from totokto amd include rtvni4ar by wo eoodi 2050 reservations ask kl your cofy of vacation tours dskitbtab 30 drghtful tourp consult owr trartl brw for town to anywfcera anj time tickets and information at w h long phone 89 gray coach lines clearing sale o o make your vacation picturediary complete take general views and scenic but get fun pictures and closeups too and snap interesting details of places you visit mountains prairies big trees palms or moss hung oaks gorges and canyons or whatever you expect to see then resolve to get good pic tures of these revealing features if perchance you re taking a cruise to another land make similar noteb of things you 11 want to picture the people national drebb any public fiestas or celebrations inter tstlng types of architecture the different aspects of the country youll see if you re visiting places of histor leal interest or special current in terest such as a world b fair study the literature available and note down the buildings you 11 want so shoot and other details youd like tb keep in pictures and on vacation keep this note book and your camera busy con centrate on getting pictures that really tell the story of what you saw and did don t take general views exclusively single out details that especially interest you and get closeups of them shoot as many pictures as are necessary to make your vacation record a true pic ture diary that s the real way to picture a vacation try it and you 11 build ttp an album to ahow your friends that is genuinely worth while an album to treasure for vears john van guilder of all millinery misses clar1dge announce a clearing sale ol au miluner in slock misses claridge main street georgetown mntnibninsniiingbiiniiiiammnna