the georgetown herald wednesday eggnmgjttne llth 1941 mil el pure food store sunday june isth is fathers day butt a canada bread fathers day cake each 35c light or chocolate choice quality columbia raspberries 18 oa tin 2 tins 35c chtvebs imported lemon marmalade is oa jar 33c heknz sandwich spread large ufos jar miracle whip salad dressing 8 os jar 19c devon brand dessert pears is oa tin 2 tins 23c bc brand sweet mandarin oranges ideal for salada i h tin 2 for 25c club house brand olives packed plain ripe and stuffed in one jar 11 oa 39c club house brand jumbo peanuts salted blanched 7 oa tin life spkcial meat values cottage rolls choice sweet pickled by the piece lb 27c cboee mealed by the piece back bacon lb 37c bacon pkg 20c sliced smoked breakfast bacon smoked streaky- lb 27c by the piece wellington brand pure pork sausages lb 25c sunk1st valencia oranges at special price a e far nell phone 75 free delivery born scott on thursday june 6th at peel memorial hospital brampton to mr and mrs art scott a daugh ter karen jean a sister for sandra married johnson jf1ry on saturday june 7lh 1941 at the home of the brides parents robert street milton by the rev john b moore eileen mar garet pry daughter of mrs p leon ard white of milton and the late joseph stanley pry of glen wu llama to mr frederick johnson of georgetown son of mr and mrs frederick johnson died hubbarxrin georgetown an thurs day june 5th 1941 annie e porter widow of the late thomas hubbard in her 84th year tjoganhu georgetown on friday june 6w 1941 margaret rutledge widow of the late joseph logan scott at the home of her daugfi ter mrs w o brownridge esques lng township on monday june th 1041 barbara marshall widow of the late andrew scott in her 90th year funeral will be held from tbe home of hex son ray bcott lot 23 4th line esquesing township on thurs day june 12th service at 3 o clock standard time interment in fair view cemetery acton a news parade garfield l mcoilvray june the month of brides june 1941 ww be no excerption it is the month of brides and roses and while we know little about the rose crop we have heard there will be a number of june brides one would iudgeifljat m twarume weddings would be fewer but we venture to say that wartime sees more weddings war sometimes brings prosperity to those who have felt depression and were un able to wed while on the otber hand many young women are beoomtog i ifir brides before their sweethearts go ove arttown with the active service forces custom rolling chopping mixing in addition to our chopping and mbang services we a now equipped to do roiling excellen services and adrlce on your feed problems hedley shaw formerly georgetown flour and peed mill feed grain seed phone 195 georgetown army notes trooper afiwrt presswood of camp borden was home over the week end aoi j hurst of the service flying training school at brantford has been promoted to the rank of corporal driver e b tyers has returned to his duties with the r c as c at camp borden after spending his furlough in town with his family spr w n ritchie recently station ed at fctawawa military camp is tak lng a special course at the army trades school in hamilton john j ebnmerson who has been in the royal canadian nay as an elec trlcal artlflcler since last january is home on leave from an east coast canadian port roy fbulis left last wtccend for camp niagara where he will be in training for several weeks with the c o t c in company with dassmatee from the university of toronto pte albert reeve is in town this week with his parents mr and mrs a reeve he is on leave from debert camp nova scotia where he is sta tioned with the 1st btn canadian scottish regiment members of c coy lome b pd h regiment were in town last week on a fourday leave the men arrived wednesday night and were in town till sunday sergeant pilot a r cameron rjc rf of collingiwood was recently kih ed in a flying accident at iver buck inghamshlre england according to word received by his parents mr and mrs james cameron twenty ave years old sgt fiot- cameron was a member of the imperial bank staff be fore enlisting his mother was the for mer agnes roe of georgetown he reoefwed his wings at the dunnville training school stewarttown june is the month of weddings our designers will be pleased to discuss your floral problems with you at any time barber floral co phone 47w we wire flowers anywhere georgetown ah this leads up to the reason writing this paragraph we came across a very interesting poem the other day on june brides and we pass it on for your reading the june bride take up the white woman s burden- give up the world for him go bind yourself at the altar to serve your captives whim to wait like a sweet griselda on a restive mate and wild your rfwfcaugiht untamed nusoand half dictator half child take up the white woman s burden i have done with girlish days the trophies orchids triumphs your gay untrammeled ways gie up your dreams of glory come down to toasting bread and receive at last your paiyment kiss and a pat on the head take up the white woman s burden cater and cook and sew sweep up his stubs ana aacira scattered around like snow hang up his clothes in the closet pick up his duds off the floor do all the work in the garden get no help with the chores take up the white woman s burden and pay the price of peace fill full the mouth of the pampered and bid his headacies oeaac and when you have done your utmost to make htm happy then watch out for the debs and glamour on saturday last several men met at the stewart town cemetery to do some cleaning up they were messrs j j thompson norman thompson jos standish and ken m of stew i oi hornby and ross thompson of georgetown lot of small growth trees were cut and rubbish burned up word was received in the village last saturday that john robert son of mr georgetown lions club gala evening georgetown arena p tuesday june 24- 9 00 p m p s t featuring georgetown choral society grace male choir of brampton did i say that alka seltzers sparkling quiz program with doc lindsay and ken soble bingo itefreshnffint booth 25c admission entitles you to draw for 5 3 and 2 in prizes proceeds for lions british child war victims fund and mrs alfred thompson mono township formerly of stewarttown 7ad been killed on hignway no 10 tlio iirtle boy is 7 yeirs old and was ong home from school friday af ernoon when he was struck by a car the svmpathy w the whole cornmunl ty is extended to mr and mrs alfred thompson mi5s eva thompson went to mono township to the funeral on sunday of lttle john robert thompson lc cpl s hunt spent sunday at his home here trooper tom dickenson was home for a couple of days last week miss kelsev spent he long week end at her home in clifford mr norman baily of toronto woa home on monday dancing huttonville park every wednesday and saturday gibson boyd orphestsa regular admission carrolls watch our window fob weebxt ice cream special and confectionkbit fresh strawberry sundae 13c 2 for 25c longs confcclioncrycl gesby the a tre friday june 13 calling all husbands georre toblaa lucille fairbanks texas rangers ride again john howard ellen drew fox news saturday june 14 the thief op bagdad technicolor with sabu jane daprex conrad veidt cartoon calhng dr porky chapter 8 the shadow matinee at v tuesday and wednesday june 17 and 18 comrade x clark gable hedy lamarr stooge comedy boobs m arms cartoon mr elephant goes to town soon utile nellie keoy judy garland or do it all over again t take up lhe white woman s burden- no iron rule of kings bu just the grind eternal of picking up his things of counting his shirts and collars oi tempting his appetite of vaitlng waiting waiting till he comes home at night take up the white woman 5 burden and reap the old reward a peck on lhe check at breakrast yo ir clothes and roof and board a imile if the markets rising a frown if its had a fall- but haven t you got a husband and isn t that worth it all a friendly letter today we received a letter from our friend walter norrington who is now in nanatmo bc with the a sh of r as bus is well known here we print his letter herewith dear mac just a line to thank the firm very much for sending me the herald it certainly is swell to get ell the news ironi the old home town a splendid service on your pant and greatly ap- predated by myself also like to noti fy you of my change of address from niagara on the luke to nanaimo brl ush columbia our regiment has been here a week now and we have a very fine camp which is in lull view of the snow capped canadian rockies the salvation army who always do more than their share for the sokoere have a ten thousand collar winding here ocntalning n picture show and a lounge room which may i add is real thanks again for sending me the herald and may your paper have con- ly classy ttnued success i remain sincerely yours walter j noirrington b46o90 hq coy argyle southern highlanders of arg fr nar naneimo military camp bc goodyear blimp over town about 530 pxa last thursday after noon the goodyear blimp akron circled over georgetown ralhng huge sign proclaiming buy victory bonds the bump is being used in the toronto district to ptuclbt the campaign and although not sobedul ed to pass over town arraixgenienu were made by chairman w v orant for the- trip- aylroer halved ontario peaches 2 21 tomatoes aff5 daaaort lyets chrutie 4 or ioc layer cake cocm e 25c vltone om bams tin z4c 43c biscuits e 17c corn starch z ps- 19c nescafe 8ss zzc 59c mayonnaise j iozi lemon pie p 14c pudding t z5c sardines pride of fondy smoked ioc california 8090 prunes it 15c floor wax hewe un 25c 45c handy powdered ammonia pk 5c saniflu8h tn isc z9c 5stnng com brooms z i w2 polish bu 14c vinegar impartai qn joe jeuy p-jxs- z p uc junket po p lie marvo ru ioc lux soap cak 5c old dutch xoc oxydol p 9c zzc 6ic p g soap s 19c pard food x i9c maplaloaf soap flakes 18 sweet juict orange a c winesap 33c apptes 6 lsc b bermuda silverskin onions 2 25c green or yellow cabbage cauliflower carrota tomatoea lettuce celery new potatoeo green onlona radlabes fruit and vegsiabk pries untb sateday najht oar phone 357 free delivery main street georgetown