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insurance travel real estate walter t evans co triansle 72512 mill street serving your community for over 3lyaaj f owing to the fact thai the brower retail stores will be cloud en good friday april 8 and easter monday april 1 1 the regular hoiise deliveries in georgetown and glen williams on thai daya will b mad on saturday april 9th qmlv ordera for this delivery mutt b placed on or before 600 pm thursday april 7th to insure delivery brewers warehousing company limited operating brewers retail stores blasts holts kong canvas shoe imports coolie wg in hotuz kong foot wear factories are robbing canadian workmen of lull a million hour of employment in the canadian foot wear industry each year n akil- ian genera manager of the foot- wear division of b f goodrich oi canada told the new hamburg board of trade last week he said that the threat of mass imports of rubber soled canvas shoes had grown to alarming proportions and imperilled the very existence of canadas canvas footwear industry mr kill an explained that impor ted- rubberhwled canvas shoes large ly from hong kong had accounted for 33 per cent of total sales in can ada during 1054 in six years im ports have risen from 2000 pairs in 1049 to a million pairs last year if the uend continue at its prtient rale ihu canadian industry will be forced out of existence to a matter of a few ytav henjated wanes coats and wiling pricey of monji kong iiwrchandise are has- 4il on atandards far below the cutis tian tfunoniy and aguinit which we cunnut kiiitly roniplc thia vi iroven by the 1u52 liiiurrs which hbuw ji atvititii wagi fur a hun kunii outwear worker ah 45 tu 75 cent a day ks atumt a canailiau wan- at that time uf 1 40 an hour th mtuutiun tk further aggravated by the terms of the uoat favoured nation tariff under which the foreign made frwitwrar enter canada mr kilun taid he urged the government to place a reasonable value on the imikrted footwear for duty purposes o that the canadian produced article could compete on a more equitable bam nearly half a million man hour of employment were lot i ik i year through the importation of a million pairs of rubbercan vaa footwear in addition to an estimated four hun tired antl eighty thousand dollars in canadian materials such ai cotton fabrics chemicals shoe findings and reclaimed and synthetic rubber said the rubber company executive nurse armstrong champs at bacon and seed show h added that canadian exports of rubbersoled canvas shoes had shrunk from well over 2 million pairs tn 1047 to only 15 thrmianrt pairs in 10m and this changed market was entirely due to com petition from low wage area nations he said that the domestic market of canada could support the present footwear indus try if unfair competition is elimina ted if rubber soled canvas shoes are brought into this country at a fair market value and placed in s fairly competitive position the technical skill of canadian labour and industry will prove the superiority of canad ian produced merchandise he said mr kjlta commented that a stepped up rmixtlgratiott program is vital for our domestic market but warned that canadian industry must provide jobs for the hew citizens m cannot provide these jobs if we are faced with increasing competition from low wage area rountrie it will do littl good to import low price footwear from foreign nations produced at a fantastically low wage rate if cana dian workmen themsclvae are forced out of work and have no money to purchase certainly wc muat have import in order to export our raw material and our other manufactured good but let us make aure that tm ports are competitive with canadian standards we muat make sure that in allowing mere han due to come into our country we are not importing a depression at the same time mr kilian concluded the herald welcameapewk of your visits and visitors ihone til 7 2031 any time during office hours or tit 7 3524 after hours and we will thank you fur holping to make a more la- trresting paper thy a h khali admcti theqm talking atout canada fauddtotficfm at 1u ccjmxkltuh voim ban eat h the majestic crown of the sugar loaf the people uf uio tic janeiro welcomed the seagram collection of paintings of canadian cities at the brazilian premiere in famous jacabatu palace and then at the museum of art this seagram collection uun seen hy thousands of enthusiastic citizens v throughout latin america and europe the seagram collection portrayed the vitality of canada her industrial cxpansion her cultural progress her vision and lulcnth ahroad for a full year the seagram collection helped bring a lasting appreciation and a fuller understanding of canada to million of people around the world zxc jhouse ojf seagram inttjnattonal toua oafm siaasam couicnomi ottawa san juan havana mexico city catacas rio 01 lanqro sao fauio suenos aibes montevi0eo romfc iondon faris oeneva stockhoua the haoue madrid and a visit to the canadian armed forces m soest west oermany current canadian tour of the esauam coutctioni montreal chaslottetown halifax st john saint john sheruookt tiotsrivlises toronto quebec iondon w0rso edmonton vancouver victoria caiaarv fort arthurfort wuiam sudsurv kingston hautton sartaa wiu04cji sauuloonrb0 1hawmoau tills hull ilaltons annual seed fair bacon show brought out a total vf 65 exhib itor at the lillton town hall on fri day and saturday due to drought condition of midlbs4 the entries in the aeed fair were somewhat ughur than in former year in the grain show the ten bushel class in oats brought out the heaviest entry with thirteen lots fred nurse had the champion entry in the open ahow on his bushel of larain oata with the reserve going to k- a hurren and sons entry of red clover seed both were exceptionally choice lota accor ding to prof jas laughland of tn dept of field husbandry guajph and clesin anderson of the field crops branch who were the official judges the winner in the various classes of the seed show were as follows earlyosls 1st fred nun asb- grovc 2nd calvlrt aitlun acton 3rd woodlands orthards brdhte 4th m t mcnabb and suns georgetown medium oats 11 calvin aitkrn 2nd wuodlsnds orchards 3rd gordon a 14alle arton 5th m t mrrlabb and sons 1ste osl ut woodlands orrh anla 2nd harold hurnn mlltun harliy ltt and 2nd talvm aitlten 10 uun lata lit fred nurse 2nd and 3th woodland orchard 3rd and 7th calvin altken 4lh iurdun lrs- lie iii harold hurrrn 10 uu uaruy 1st calvin aitkrn red clover ut it a hurrrn 4 sons camplkllville 2nd eorge k keathead milton alfalfa lit it k kllenton iju ville timothy ut calvin altken 2nd cordon irfcle late rotators ut calvin altken karly rotators ut calvin altken 10 kara corn 1st merle gunby mthgrovr 2nd hroek llama low- ville 3rd it a hurren and sons baled hay ut a k coulter and suns lowville 2nd 3 u chia- holm milton 3rd ward brown ridge georgetown lh gordon sin clair burlington olh george head- head 0th howson kuddell george town field chopped hay ut brock hams 2nd 11 a hurren it sons calvin aitkrn of acton took the special for the exhibitor with the lar gest number of entriea and thereby duplicated his achievement of a year ago junior farmer sacflon bring out mice cntry twenty seven junior farmers made a nice display in their special section the oat class brought out a total of 20 entries here hay archer of norval had the top entry with herb wilson norval second 3rd frank wilson norval 4th merle gunby mlllgrove sth ernest alexander of norval sth taul ford milton barley ut allen brownrldge ashgrove 2nd earl wilson norval 3rd angus mcnabb 4lh frasrr mc nabb mh howson ituddcll 6th don johnson wheat 1st don johnson mil ton 2nd tom hunter norval 3rd allen brownrldge 4th howson bud- dell sth garfield colling cth merle gunby norval juniors won the halton juniors special for the most entries and allen brownrldge won the hoy- al bank special which was awarded to the champion exhibitor in the jun ior section palermo club tepa the halton junior farmer inter- club educational display section which hss been a highlight of hal ton seed fair over the past 5 or 6 years was again a real credit to the three club participating acton milton and palermo the latter was prizewinner bacon show award the officers and directors of the halton hog producers can be proud of their 1055 paeon show it waa the responsibility of the township directors to select the five live hogs to represent their respective town ship the directors of trafalgar townahip proved to be the best jud- gea of how their live hoga would look on the rail in all it of the 20 hogs graded a or in other words 85 per cent of tho hogs selected made the a grade howard armstrong had the grand champion carcas with the reserve going to percy merry those who contributed the five hogs in the trafalgar townships win ning display were as follows howard armstrong percy merry v b bradley clayton may and itay- ner bros the bacon show waa made possible as a rosult of the cooperation of offic ials of canada packers ltd and also of the canada dept of agriculture in next weeks herald wc wlh give some of the highlights of saturdays programme which will include the junior farmer judging competitions the gstottcktowh hstrald wednesday evesxlng isareb 30 1865 pagjfc 8 notice to creditors in thb estate t charts wliiut camay lata rhe township of es in tha county of hal fort rtlrd fartatar diriiiij all persons hiving claims ag ainst the estate of the abovenamed deceased whs died on or about the twentyninth day of december 1054 are hereby notified to tend their names and addresses and full partie- ularsof their claims duly verified to the undersigned on v before the fifth day of april 1055 after which last named date the executors will proceed to distribute the aeuts of the said deceased among the parties en titled thereto having regard only to the claicds of which notice ha been received dated march 14lh 1055 harold r lawkimcc 7 main st south ilramptpn fmlairio solicitor for the executors 3 30 flowers for every occasion dosian work a specialty flowers by wire anyuhrre i in the world norton floral trtanau 735w cerstwn rfgoolricsi footwear r tn oaerfeuwti exelaatrcly at silvers vlu 6armuttv juu plumber i firjstall new uuit16 l it waifw in better r s uvimss j7 day billgarbutt sahaii street triangle 716381 anolicans observe palm- sunday the anglican parish will observe palm sunday in true style on sun day as congregation meat in worship nd prayer to think on the entry of the bleuod lord into jerusalem in triumph palm will adorn the chur ches and pioee of the palm branches will be distributed the preacher for tho day will be the rector rev ken neth richardson remember the personals easter inlwayi a time for visits and visiting the herald wil apprec iate a call next week with items for the social andpronal column kubuu aifst0in9 combination screen t storm door a aoreen door and a storm door all in one 1 just raise lower gtaae lot ventilation georgetown lumber company tr 711 liwy 8i m