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your tires your car your temper your life harley motors now has the famous hunter wheel balancer takes only 2 minutes to check your car f ask about it harley motors phone 539 john 3treet i insurance travel real estate walter t evans co mill street phone 183 georgetown ontario serving your community for over 30 yeare garden party in acton park wednes july 29 program at 8 30 p m dst acton citizens band davis concert troupe of hamilton speakers x x hon walter harris minister of immigration murray mcphail liberal candidate for halton county booth operated by acton women s institute admission free plenty of room for parking auspices of the halton liberal association in case of ram the event will be held in acton arena harvest your grain the easy way massey- harris clipper combine the oneman machine for small farms if you are a small farm operator and still harvesting your crops by theold expensive binderthresher method why not join the hundreds of other farmers right across canada who are swinging over to the masseyhams clipper the clipper is truly a oneman harvesting outfit its threshing mechanism is operated from a power takeoff or engine drive and the operation of the machine is easdy handled by the man on the tractor seat why not come in today and let us tell you all about this modernharvesting machine its many outstanding features its low cost operation and its moneymaking and laboursaving advantages murt allison maasey hams sales and service milu street phone 100 your liberal candidate best is best in lily how wednesday evening july 1953 the georgetown herald page 5 murray mcphail a candidate in this riding who has shown among other things that logical independent business like thinking can be forgotten while con centrating on a follow the leader campaign is now trying to tell the folks in halton county all about markets and ege maybe the candidate has heard the boys talking or has read pocket politics but its rather unfortunate that she ham t a better undirstai d in of the subject anything about markets and tggs cojmnj from a chaiming woman may sound fine when its told jvtr the tea tups to stli 1 littlt trojps 0 fi lends chil ihit to be sure but imporlai t ei oufh to be impressim however hcn tlic sime btalt mcnls arc made for publication by a person aspiring to represent this tiding at ottawa and is even looking forward to beink rewarded with an appointment as cabinet min isttr then i say we should hae a more critical eye and ear and among other th ngs we find that the candidate is now showing some concern about eggs in 1945 we are told canada ship ped two billion eggs to the united kingdom and now she ships none the implication is of course that the liberal administration made a mess of this market and that canada is holding the biggest omelet m his tory in addition one might let the impression that the tones had ere ated the market in 1945 and the liberals had come along and lost it in the first plate there was a liberal administration in 1945 and the liberals arn t likely to go ar ound losing markets that they hel ped to find we could still sell eggs to the united kingdom two bil lion of them if the producers actu ally wanted it that way but the united kingdom cannot pay the price that the domestic market of fcrs and the candidate should find out something about poultry prices and egts before allowing herself to go off the deep cnl with pure pol itical propaganda if she lived in halton she should know that the farmers and poultry people are get tint a pretty good price for eggs also the tories might be interes ted to know tint halton county is the centre of the largest export area of pedigreed livestock in canada there is a iarg market for pedi greed livestock in mexico and in south amenta and never before in history has the price of pedigreed livestock been so high at the same time we are likely to have an all time high for hoga with farm cash income in can ada averaging 2 560 000 000 per year farmers haq been able to re duce mortgage and other indebted ness to a new low level for modern times they hav been able to 1m prove their dwellings and farms fcrcatly to mechanize their opera tions to a high degree and to in troduce many new comforts of mo dern living into their homes liberal government action worked out by practical farmers and la consultation with farm organizations is helping to keep agriculture pros pcrous that includes markets for farm products that will yield a re turn over the cost of production and it certainly applies to the mar ket for eggs top honours in the sixth annual show of the north american lily society held in hamilton last week end went to c a sandy best of toronto and georgetown son of dr and mrs charles h best a postgraduate botany student at the university of toronto he won the best in show prices for his nankeen lily the pauline pierce tro phy for the finest display of three native lilies shuksan mendon and michigan turks cap and the skin ner prize for showing the seedling most adapted to prairie conditions he also contributed the most im posing lily in the show an eleven foot giant that lowered above the other displays some growers had their troubles in getting their lilies to bloom for the opening a schoolteacher from buffalo n y explained thl prob lem of having ill the lilies in the show bloom at tne same time was a weighty one some of thee flowers were picked a month ato he said they were put in refrigerators to wait ouf the opening of the show no mot ter how mueh you know about flow crs ou cant put them on a time schedule and expect them to come through oddlv enough there were very few holdouts the hies filled cv er torncr of t i connaueht hotel s b llroom and ovti flowed out into the lull there were hybrid lilies th it didnt 1 ok like lilies at all tjieie wuc lilies which fitted the us il tonteption of lilies there were bi lilies ind smill lilies lilies al ore and lilies in groups but ev e y lily in the show was truly a th i j of beauty smoother sarn1ans take lacrosse game the local ng s lost their second suttessive home start when they bowed to the sarnia beavers 19 10 in an intermediate ola fixture at the arena wednesday night as in the dundas game superior ball handling and i smart passing at tack told the story indicative of the local entry lack of the latter important phase of the tame is the fact that nine of their ten goals were unassisted sarnia jumped into a 4 1 lead in the first quartei in the second period the locals came to life and outscored the visitors 4 2 to bring the half time count to 6 5 for the beavers midwaj through the third period the ng s had an 8 7 lead and then ran into a flock of penal tics takint advantage of extra manpower the isitors rapped in five unanswered tallies to lead 12 8 at the three q larter mark the btttercondiliontxi beavers ran the locals ragged i final stanza out scoring them 2 to run the final eount to 19 10 len caruso wis the big dealer for the ng s scoring a double hat trick stotty moddifoi stored twice zcke mccandlcss and junior beau mont hid singles no less than el even of the bcivers shared n the storing gibson paced the attack with four cooper fired three had doi mtlein and soper scored two apiece riddack mcclune wil liams phillips butler and leharr had singles as for the crowd well crowd is an overstatement sh soccer visitors win abbreviated tilt an acton georgetown soccer malth in the pa k on thursday was shortened beeause of the lions gar den party and the visitors won i 1 2 victory from the wolves acton fielded a stronj leim and wolves had four men on the in jured list from their previous game u acton acton has certainly im proved beyond recognition and the district will certainly hear more of them wolves looked like the winning side but couldn t get goals and aiv unfortunate penalty scaled their doom in this short match limehuube many holiday visitors with limehouse people mr and mrs a c patterson vis ited at welland and niagara frails a week blo congritulatiors to ruth mcllnde pupil ot k it itirnson who passed her gnde 8 piar o with first class honours at the toal conscrvitory of music toronto recently mrs douglas scott is in new york this week mr and mr a spitzer arc on a motor trip through eastern onta no gloria latimer spent last week in georgetown messrs a w norton harvey stanley and lome norton motored to meaford to fish last week end mr and mrs scott and family and mr and mrs hriggs and family were among- those who attended the avro picnic in exhibition parr on saturday mr and mrs l wright mr and mrs lawson toronto visited the s m wrlghtf sunday evening mr and mrs jasper toronto were with the gearys mr ind mrs tiylor mr bill and miss betty taylor and miss annie thompson toronto with the briggs on sunday mr and mrs bob rough h dik ind jane of lon don wen with the jatv rough leys over the week end ind during the week were mis kerr tf bnn don manitobi mr and mrs w wheeler toront j mi a t h rob son guelph mr and mrs sorrente of windsor mr and mrs ted morrow and elane of toronto with mrs lane and the h nortons rev and mrs bradbury of kin eolith bc wilh the max brad burys mr and mrs pobt cordingly tor onto and larry nevers silvercreek with the earle nevers mr and mrs h g belt guelph mr and mrs wilbur patterson and family mr and mrs russell pat terson and bdby daughter carol rockwood misses b and k roz- elle acton and mrs stuart smtthj of weston all with mrs r and the a c pattersons mr and mrs lowdon and family of windsor at miss ivens this week crm d jwion tahhff 7 i limited f o i d rvi a r k e t s h a seal special baxter pork beans 2 20oz tirs speedy chocolate syrup recite mix well together in saucepan y cap frys ooco ana 1 cope sugar sttr in 1 cups boiling water boll minute orer low heat add vanilla to taste four in clean dry jar dover let cool keep in refrigerator use it fox sodas hot chocolate sundaes or to make more nourishing chocolate milk frys cocoa y xw 39c s 69c stokelys sew pack honey pod ieoz tins peas 39c isc special tomato juice 27c libbys fancy 48oz tin a 8ummer time treat mccormiokb pearled peanuts never sticky with a tamtalizraa lb flavour 39c special nucoa margarine 29c e d smiths new pack pure strawberry jam 33c now in easy to open jars special gold seal fancy red sockeye salmon t 37c fresh fruits vegetables california sunk1st size 220 oranges doz 35c importhd rld ripe watermelons ea 159 pascal tender crisp celery hearts bundle 17c golden yeliow bananas lb 19c radishes green onions 3 bun 15c fresh daily bunch carrots head lettuce sweet chfcmes tomatoes cabbage green and yellow beans plums raspberries lemons cantdoupes peaches etc special prices july 20 august 3 only harley motors phone 539 john street