Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 24, 1946, p. 3

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patronize georgetowns best sraombergcarlson and deforest radios hoover vacuum cleaners universal milking machines sales and service refrigerators electric stoves and repairs radio repairing a ally qualified radio mechanic has been added ssour staff to give you a complete radio vepair service wardlaw electric phone 305 formerly clarks electrical shop r main st georgetown if you need anything fixed or made to order phone the f i x i t s h 0 p 442r 21 sheet metal furnaces eaves- stoves plumbing troughs repairs to all makes of sewing and washing machines bicycles or what have you woodworking of all sorts all work guaranteed we call for andcavuver w g young glen williams dancing huttonville park every wednesday stan portck and ins 10piece orchestra every saturday johnny boyd and bis 10piece orchestra hal davis and his highlanders direct from the highlands at gait returning after 5 years for 1 night only midnight august 4th jn upholstering dont discard your m ham it reopbolstered htsr flats mm rarattare taaa phone 89 for estimate closed for vacation july 27 to august 5 b mxjrfin s sheet metal works i sboy pboprfl38 raridkepfcooe caution cm in use of garden fertilizer great cre ihould be taken in the use df commercial fertilizer la small gardens because there is often m tendency to usajoo much on the theory if one pound is good two pounds would be better this 1 not the tmsv- however and not more than 50 to 60 pounoo of commercial fertilizer should be used on a plot so by 50 in size nitrate of soda and sulfate of ammonia are frequent ly used as a side dressing for grow ing crops which are grown for their leaves and steins rather than for their fruit apply it a short dis tance from the plants where the small feeder roots may reach it but do not get it m the leaves of the plant not more than one pound per 100 feet of row should be used and it should be wortced into the soil im mediately after it is spread it should be temembered no llv- ing thing wid grow unless it- ts fed and gardeners will find that it will pay to teed their crops fertilizers are the food but just as in other living organisms too much food is as bad as not enough food whether it is manure compost or commer cial fertilizers the inost important factor in pre paring the proper foundation for the garden is to see to it that the ground is well crumbled and fine of texture and that it contains sufficient or ganic matter in the way of manure compost or other material to- keep it spongy and alive and to prevent it from packing and becoming hard and unworkable farm market grows for chemical products the farm market for chemicals always large is rapidly increasing in size and diversity as a result several new laboratories for agricul tural research have recently been announced by both chemical and petroleum companies a new group of complete organic chemicals which control plant development in vari ous ways has become available in the last decade napththalene ace tic acid sprayed on apple trees causes the apples to remain until a more convenient picking time cyan- amid dusted on cotton plants causes the leaves to fall in time for convenient mechanical harvest ing one group of chemicals hastens sprouting of seed potatoes and other tubers without the usual dor mant period and another prevents sprouting of potatoes when stored for food seeds may be treated with any of a number of materials to increase productivity seedless vegetables may be produced by ap plication of plant hormones to un fertilized blooms and the alkaloids colchicine and sangulnarine have been found to hasten the evolution ary process thus speeding develop ment of improved strains other chemicals when absorbed are said to render a plant undesirable to in sects cabbage vitamins cabbage is a vitaminrich vege table according to the u s de partment of agriculture but the best leaves rarely reach the table or even the store or kitchen the six wrapper leaves the flaring outside ones that are commonly stripped from the heads before marketing have been found to produce the greatest quantity of the three princi pal vitamins found in cabbage vita min c and vitamins bl and b2 the vegetable contains approxi mately a thousand times as much vitamin c as it does of the other two it is pointed out that cabbage as a vitamin source has often suf fered in comparison with such leafy vegetables of its own family as kale and turnips but the wrapper leaves which correspond to the large leaves of turnips and kale produce just as much of all three vitamins as the more common greens or even more water system if youre thinking about installing that long desired waer system on your farm it will pay you to look dhead and complete your plans fai mers who can install a skeleton system this year should plan for fu ture expansion the skeleton should be made to serve the basis for a complete water system later oh- in general if you want to make the most of your water installation re member three things first choose a pressure system with enough capacity to serve the whole farm second be sure to put in pipe large enough to serve the plumbing equipment you intend to install finally just to avoid mistakes and to make sure you wont have to re move and replace plumbing later on think out all of the details in advance figure out where you want every pipe hydrant and faucet make shoes last want to stretch the mileage you get from those shoes keep shoes clean and save leather some times soap and water does the trick lots of soap but just as little water as possible use saddle castile or a mild soap dip the brush or wring cloth in tepid water rub on soap to produce rich lather and go to work dont rinse instead wipe off lather with a soft clean cloth walt until leather is dry theft go ahead with your regular cleaner or pol ish despotting cloth shoes is com paratively simple just flick out with garment drycleaner ojl and grease spats on leather are harder often impossible to remove have it done it oooe pr ofestioosiht special events f cbcsepeclat events man for the bc rfigw bill herbert haa been giving canadians colorful on-ttie- spot radio reports since 1937 from europe the pacific and home in edmonton this week hell bring listeners waily playbyplay coverage of the canadian amateur golf tournament beginning sun day july 28 letter to the editor georgetown july 22 1946 dear sir with interest centered on a pres entation for georgetown veterans may i suggest one idea for what its woilii why not construct a munici pal swimming pool and give george town veterans a lifetime meimcrship which would give them free u of the pool and its facilities no one can deny the plcasu which a supervised swimming pool would give to everyone bolh young and old and i think it would combine the idea ot a suitable memorial with ih indi vidual recognition of services rendered lets hear your criticism lor or ligainst my plan old soldier 4 attend to this please to executive officers of georgetown organizations will you please note carefully the meeting on monday evening next july 2901 at 800 oclock in the coun cil chamber for consideration of georgetowns recognition of our retur ned members of the forces every georgetown organization has a right to representation on uie executive and this riht is also a duty dont let the matter slide see that you are repre sented faithfully yours wm g o thompson secretary jkrseys set rof record in june two hundred and sixty jersey cows qualified in the rop for the month of june which j the largest number in the history of the jersey breed in canada the high record was made by the outstanding cow brampton lady bas ilua that has led her class many times before this time basilua produced at 9 years of age on three times milking in 365 days 14971 lbs of milk 936 lbs of fat qualifying for a medal of merit certificate lady basilua bred and owned by b h bull son at bramp ton is a daughter of worlds record cow brampton basilua ladys total production to date is 98224 lbs of milk 6353 lbs of fat this production was made in 7 records and gives her an average of 90 lbs of fat for each record the leader in the three year olds on 3 times milking is one of the famous molly sisters brampton molly basil 125113 that produced 15026 lbs of milk s54 lbs of fat molly is a daugh ter of brampton basilua superior gold and silver medal sire molly is classified excellent and her dam is classified excellent and her full sis ter as well oned by b h bull son brampton on the four year olds on two times milking the leader is grove farm noble fairy 117857 this cow was toed by ool harry oockshutt brant- lord ontario and owned and tested by lome o ella rockwood ontario rory produced 1227 lbs of milk 644 lbs of fat qualifying for a gold and silver medal certificate she te a daughter of the imported bull bramp ton wonder aim now at the head of the herd of george h limes wood stock ontario on three times milking the leader is brampton vlgu ptnn 126114 a cow bred by b h bull se son brampton ontario and owned and tested by bel- lavlsta farm ltd mltoer b c ptnn produced 8706 lbs of milk containing 479 lbs of fat she is a daughter of the superior sire pinnacle on two times milking ttx leader is queenaway rose ugbtfoot 143463 bred and owned by t a ooiriand a sons brampton ontario ugbtfoot produ ced 8309 lbs of milk containing 473 lbs of fat she is a im of tte imported bull brampton ugbtfoot ox- htobm teoldbmmjbwb the georgetown heram wedrieaday july 24th 1946 4- c a r roll s potatoes new frosty mix nescafe s4c ovaltine ssc 9si fruit acid ti i4c lime juice l 40c roman meal no 19c fruit jars boz s9c 105 certo 25c lot flypads 3 km 25c flyded z7c carnu ii 69c la france x x7r clarks tomato soup s n aat campbell vttm soup t lie mustard libbva pbcpasxd j 1ft cc sauce atlmek aifabaoob soup spaghetti ob kubatobi imk macakoh1 jt o 17 kennel kibble j i bruces biro seed tic caines meal tifko jt stuffed olives i 47 caillgon ctlki n x4c newport fluffs is e nusttle extracts an c instant postukt zsc 4s cleaner n t4t super suds mt vjcanqtua finest deonser isc 1 flush tin ztc u s2i3 as r zi x it c watermelons cooking onions celery hearts 99c 2 lb 15c 19c salam goj2zf our place of business will be closed from july 29th to august 6th to permit our employees to enjoy a well earned vacation w h kentner son an ugly rumour is circulating about town that we arranged last fridays storm to prove our point concerning m value of nsur- ing your property against damage bjr the elements this rumour is grossly exaggerated ciii vpum l gensrml bnnancw flkea4iei a ii ii nn m t i ir arri i s iv 1 hi win1l tffis r

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