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wjwjy v lv j jthe acton frefc press nun wtv vnrtrtiimt social side of life vlritflntouidfmtbtimiidarliic the part wdt gleaned by thefraepmn mr george boper of gait was home for the weekend i j j h ete an dth ere mim mhr th ime from tct onto for the weekend toronto was i mlsilorence holmes borne fof the weekend mr and mrs 3 h beed spent a tew days in toronto tost week mr edward huffman of pontlac is holidaying at his home here miss vivian mcdonald of toronto is holidaying with mjssiorothyking miss marie mowat b a of toronto teachinifcjtaff is holidaying at her home here master bttlie mclean of chesley a visiting at the home of mrs wm john stone mrs w e thompson of london spent sunday at the home of mrs j c nelson master jack kussell of oakville is yialting at the homes of his grand parents here mrs c e akins and miss mayme of toronto visited acton relatives over the weekend mrs a e medcalf of st thomas spent the weekend with her sister mrs f e mccleary mrs f mcintosh miss lottie mason and mr ray agnew visited at doderich over the weekend mrs alex macdonald was called to sarnia on thursday owing to the serious illness of her sister mr and mrs george murray attended the funeral of mrs wm gurney at fergus on monday mrs amos tipung and miss june buchanan of wlngham are visiting at the home of mr e frank kennedy mrs wm near has been very poorly during the past few weeks friends will wish her a speedy return to good health mr and mrs french and miss wilson of toronto visited over the weekend at the home of mr and mrs jas symon mr r f johnstone miss doris and master billy of london visited mrs wm johnstone and other relatives on sunday i mr and mrs h c schreiter and family of kitchener called on acton friends while en route for a holiday at lake simcoe captain i to douglas rnr recently named commander ofthe pacinc speed queen the empress of japan largest of canadian paci fic liners on the pacific recently brought his 26000ton charge alongside pier b vancouver within 44 minutes of the pacific record his excellency rami basat chandra bahadurraiah of jub- bal was a traveller on the empress of japan from the far east re cently be might hove been taken for any business man but for the presence of his wife- daughter of the maharajah of katbilaadindia who was attired in indian garb- crop conditions in western canada are most encouraging and given normal weather conditions the quantity and quality of the harvest will go a long waj towards restoringconfidence and- pros perity grant hall viceprebident of the canadian pacific railway stated recently on hjs return from a tour of inspection of the com panys property final figures of butter produc tion in alberta for 1981 amount to 22957922 pounds which is more than 600000 pounds above the previous highest years record for the province closely associated with better production is a move ment inaugurated by the federal and provincial departments of agriculture to encourage farmers to enlarge their forage crop areas major bill mcgeehan one of americas bebt known columnists and lionel hitchman veteran defence man of boston bruins landed at9 and a 30 pounder salmon from msew brunswick waters respectively in may the major got his fish with a four- ounce trout rod q8lhe cains river hitchman was fishing at harttb pool near fredericton on the saint john river acton again leads halton county league ckmtmuedfrom pais one less than ten htyb in any game this year an evenings practice at base running wouldnt hurt the boys any acton batting averages op ab r h pc m tyler 1 4 12 l walters 3 15 4 6 f terry 6 28 11 10 g huffman 4 17 4 6 a white m 6 25 4 w holloway 6 27 3 d carmlchae- 4 18 2 f gibbons 2 7 0 w waterhouse 6 27 r chalmers 6 25 c lelshman 3 9 s mackle 1 1 r anderson 1 3 600 400 384 352 320 296 288 285 259 240 222 000 000 the know it alls rev and mrs a stewart and family visited acton friends on tuesday while en route to their summer cottage at bruce beach mrs t h gemmell who has been in acton visiting her daughter mrs alfred fryer for several weeks is returning to ottawa this week mr and mrs wm kiltie and family mrs blanche brooks and messrs w murray and frank cook called on acton friends on sunday misses margaret j macdonald and helen mcdonald left on monday morn ing on a tenday motor trip to the adirondacks and boston mr- john harvey who has been seri- ously ill in the hospital in guelph the past month or more returned home to day but is still very ill mr holland gordon of maidstone bask who has been on a trip to scot land spent a couple of days visiting mr wm mcdonald last week mrs w w piatt of toronto spent a few days with mr and mrs g h brown before leaving to spend some time at vancouver b c mr and mrs stanley piatt and master glenn of toronto spent part of wed nesday at the home of his aunt nd uncle mr and mrs g h brown mr and mrs r e mcklnney mr and mrs h messer and miss eva rin- toul of toronto visited mr and mrs george murray during the week mrsm b moore left this morning on a motor trip to new jersey with mrs o h winn who has been visiting her brother mr thos watkins mrs moore will spend a couple of weeks holidaying there john cudahy of milwaukee hunting across the great divid near banff and faced by a furious- ly charging wounded grizzly almost within striking distance and with i but one cartridge left in his rifle coolly stood nis ground and dropped the monster at his fee mr cudahy has hunted in india africa and alaska but said he had never had the thrills he experienced on this recent grizzly hunt success of the bargain trips over weekends and holidays which the canadian pacific has put into effect this year was further attested by the great popularity enjoyed during the recent victoria day holiday and in weekends follow ing to take one large centre montreal the city was literally invaded by the great influx of visitors from eastern canada and the united states other big canadian cities report similar con ditions brother officers of the canadian pacific railway representatives of transportation bystems in can ada and the united states mem bers of the ma order and of hotary and borr fri f virtually all walks of life united in an impressive tribute to thfe late george a walton general pas senger agent of the rail wavat his funeral in montreal recently the remains were taken to winnipeg where burial took place in the elmwood cemetery with his honor james d- mcgregor lieu tenantgovernor of manitoba mayor ralph h webb of winni peg and many officers of the com pany in attendance his grace archbibhop matheson assisted by the rev h s reed of st lukes anglican church conducted the funeral service 847 one of the most serious effects of success on certain temperaments is the sudden development of conceit some young persona are led by their success to think that they know it all no one can tell them anything of which they were not already aware in the slang of the day they are affected with the swelled head sometimes it is asked what becomes of high school and college veledlctorians most of them are able to give a better account of themselves than the question would imply but in the case of others who never carry out the promise of their early years the explanation is often a foolish conceit inspired by their success in school because they outstripped their classmates they assume that they outstrip the world if success leads these young men and women to assume that they are of superior stuff if it makes them vain and conceited it is more of a disadvantage than an ad vantage the time when you are most successful is a crisis time unless your natural pride and pleasure are properly tinctured by modesty t rose contest market reports dairy products 6 quotations to bhtppen these are toronto quotations butter- creamery no 1 pasteurised 16 to 18 do second x 16 to 15 above prices for goods delivered too onto quotations to retail trade batter creamery no 1 paste 18 to 19 do sec 17 churning cream joak opuntry pulilts special 16 to 17 no 1 15 to 16 no 2 12 to 13 poultry and eogs eggs quotations to country smppers deliv ered fresh extras 17 to 18 joarsts 15 to 16 do seconds j3 to 00 to 22 to 20 to 00 dressed to 00 to 00 to 00 to 15 to 14 to 12 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 1 what rose is never seen on arolling stone moss rose 2 what rose blooms in a girls chjk maidens blush n 3 what rose can you drink tea rose 4 what is the aspiring rose climber 5 whari is the wandering rose rambler 6 what rose is like a popular book red 7 what rose would you shottnry i yum ang yellow mention 8jwhjch rose is the principal feature of weddings bride rose 9 which rose cabbage is the vegetable gems of thought every w involves a greater or less t i faying the doctor crab i hear dn plzen is in the hospital cod yes lus wife gave him some of his ofen medicine 7 n when to plant garden seed a timely suggestion with respect to the planting of the home vegetable garden is given by the division of hor ticulture of the federal department of agriculture who advise the hardy seeds should be sown as early as weather and soil conditions will permit smooth or dimpled peas onion radish lettuce and spinach can be soisn as soon as the son lias dried enough to permit working without injury to the texture beet carrot parsnip and the wrinkled peas jaay follow with beans anff tender crops sown or planted after the danger jjpf 4reeslng to past relapse into barbarism a few vices are sufficient to darken many virtues plutarch no wickedness proceeds on any grounds of reason uvy pite is best taught by fellowship in woe coleridge the vicious obey their passions as slaves do their masters diogenes 10 which two roses were famed in history red rose and white rose 11 which rose bears the name of spice cinnamon 12 which rose musk rose 13 which rose damask rose quotations to retail trade carton fresh extras- 23 to 24 fresh extras losse 21 fresh firsts loose 7 19 fresh seconds 16 quotations to shippers poultry alive spring brouersj rocks over 3 lbs each 14 rocks over 2 to 3 lbs 12 rocks over jl to 2 lbs 10 leghorns 3 cents less hens over 5 lbs 12 do 4 to 5 lbs 11 do 3 to 4 lbs 10 spring broilers old roosters lb 6 spring- ducklings white over 5 lbs each 14 over 4 to 5 lbs each 12 colored ducks 3 cents less old ducks over 5 lbs each 10 quotations above indicate the general market range in value to eggs and poultry on delivery basis dressed meats wholesale dealers fax dressed meats quote the following prices to the trade beef forequarters 700 to 8 00 do hindquarters 1500 to 1600 carcasses choice 1100 to 1200 do medium 1000 to 1050 calves choice veal 700 to 9 00 heavy hogs cwt 4 50 to 500 light hogs cwt 660 to 700 abattoir hogs 700 to 750 mutton 400 to 700 lambs spring 1400 to 1800 hides and wool toronto dealers in bide and wool quoting the following prices to shippers city hides green lc bulls and brands c country hides green lc do cured lc to 2 calf green 2c country calf green lc do cured 1 to 2c city veal kip 2c country veal kip lc do cured lc to 20 country grassers kip lc horsehides no 1 75c no 2 60c not3 40ctallow no 1 solids lc to lc pound cakes lc to 2c lb wool flat rejects included 4c lb horsehair 16c lb hay and straw no 2 timothy baled ton i2oo to 0000 no 3 timothy 900 to 1100 timothy lower grades 600 to 900 straw wheat baled ton 8 00 to 000- do rye ton 900 to 000 do oat baled ton 700 to 750 all straw must be good length grain quotations grain dealers on the toronto board of trade are making the following quota- tlons manitoba wheat no 1 hard 61c no lln6rthern58c n 2 54c no 3 50c no 4 49c cif bay ports price on track lc higher than above ontario grain wheat 40c to 44c barley 35c to 40c oats 29c to 33c rye 45c buckwheat 45c corn 42c to 45c letters to the editor the free press welcomes letters to this column on matter of general interest to its readers but does not necessarily endorse the opinion expressed all letters must be signed but may be published over a pen name if so desired and sped led in the letter communications should not be over soo words in length and must be received not later than tuesdax at noon to ensure publication in that week a moneymaking glasses tand mr a arlof dills editor acton free pbess dear sir on behalf of the acton baseball club i would like you to explain through your valued columnes exactly what develop ments have taken place regarding the transferring of the guelph players to acton previous to the opening of the regular ball season we were tipped off to try and get turk beucomba pitcher and roy leader from guelph as at that time there was not any intermediate group ing in guelph in order to avoid any trouble cam lelshman and myself went to hamilton and saw mr snyder the secretary of the o b a a and ho told us that the ruling was that if fergus waived their rights to the guelph players they could play with acton we then took these players certificates to milton previous to the opening game and mr randle president of the halton league assured us that he would not stand in our way following our win at milton mr ran dle saw mr snyder and agitated for an o 8- a a ruling we were called to an o b a a meeting but the executive were in a quandary and nothing definite was done except to keep the players out untutneir final decision was arrived at the halton league was also asked to express an opinion about allowing these players in the league and at a meeting held in milton the clubs were in favor of allowing them to continue subject to the ruling of the o b a a according to mr randle and the se cretary mr huston a dispute arose as to exactly what transpired at this meet ing with the result the matter was again referred to the o b a a who were willing to let the guelph players play in acton provided the halton league were agreeable if list the playerswould go back to guelph at a special meeting held in milton last thursday georgetown representative made a motion to allcr them to play and after a vote was takehwlth george- town and acton in favor with milton and oakville objecting the matter had to be decided by the president mr randle of milton who naturally voted according to his own statement which- he made which was that he would do all he couldto keep theplayersout of barseball in acton the final resuttbeing that the guelph players are not allowed to continue play ing ball in acton this year j h mccomb a shortsighted friend of mine writes peter simple in the morning post re cently on the advice of his oculist ob tained a pah of more powerful specta cles after he had been wearing them for a few days he discovered faoountingthe money in his pocket that he had seven sixpence more than the expected- at the end of a week he was a further ten shillings to the good the following day he asked the halt porter of his blub to change a pound note to his amass ment when he counted the silver he found that he had been given twenty- five shillings worth later in the day helmet his oculist in piccadilly and related his strange run of luck oculist smiled you aronot the first of my patients to tell me that story he said ever since you took to wear ing yow new spectacles you have been under the- impression thai your six pences are shillings and your florld half crowns 1 tz 9 no need to worry t woman stop that man officer uf a bootlegger cop dont get excited lady an other one wfll be along in just a minute it has been well said that the man who is wrapped up in himself is carrying a small package a shrivelled ufecaxtd the a pinched soul are all it holds iliiiiiaiaiiivinihiiiiisminaiiiisiiaitsiiahiiibiianriraiinismiiiliisimiiiiiaiisnsibmiisrilbuiuisuiiiauansiiiadic dress up voukl want something pretty for the first of july at this store you will find a very large assortment of dresses in all the summer materials and color combinations jjor as low as 198 you can treat yourself to a very pretty holiday frock many other dresses to select from at various prices ah the holiday apparel accessories will be found in our stock m b d rachljn co next to carrolls mill street acton iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiitsiibl won by his wit the p of a street urchin who wishes to earn money is sometimes an noying butgenerallyexcusabl5 is a perfume is a beautiful linen 14 which rose bears the name of country la france rose little by little little by little the time goes by short if you sing through it long if you sigh little by uttte an hour a day gone with the years that have vanished away little by little the race is run trouble and waiting and toil are done little by little the skies grow clear little by little the sun comes near little by little days smile out gladder and brighter on palnand doubt little by little the seed we sow into a beautiful yield will grow little by little the world grows strong fighting the battle of right and wrong little by little the wrong gives way little by little the right has sway little by little all longing souls struggle up nearer the shining goals little by little the good in men blossoms to beauty for human ken little by little the angels see prophecies better of good to be little by little the god of all lifts the world nearer thepleding call william fleming french pass the cough drops current live stock prices heavy 4eef steers 1 450 650 butcher steers choice 560 1 600 do fair to good 500 550 do common- 475 heifers choice 550 600 do fair to good 500 550 butcher cows good 350 400 do medium 300 350 canners and cutters 50 175 baby beef 500 700 butcher bulls 275 325 do bolognas 175 225 feeders good 425 450 stockcrs 1 350 400 springers 3500 5000 calves good and choice 450 500 do medium r 350 400 do common sheep lambs choice you areyery hoarse today yes my husband came home late last night gregory theatre uving up to sis calling suitor may i marry your daughter stern father what is your voca tion sukcr rm an actor stern father angrily then get out before the toot lights friday july 1 emma with marie dresslbr in her greatest character portrayal comedy moonlight cactus mickey mouse cartoon fishin around novelty sharks and swordflsh i saturday july 2 devils lottery romantic drama starring elissa landl boy friend comedy love pains pox news silverware nght monday july 4 mouthpiece the inside story of new yorks most notorious criminal lawyer starring william collier jr com edy chapter 8 of the lightning bjbjsrrkir pinnevware wight do do bogs do do medium culls toib off cars off trucks t 20u 25h 50 200 700 750 600 675 500 550 400 450 460 425 judging by results recently in an eastern city a man who was driving his car while under the influence of liquor drove up on a sidewalk and missed by a few inches a woman leading a little child by the hand he was arrested and fined in that same city a man is serving a pen itentiary term because while drunk he ran down some people just alighting from a street car and killed them he was no more to blame than the man first mentioned who missed killing two people by chance recently several college boys met in the room of one of their number in spite of the law of the land liquor was 4a evidence in the scrimmage which followed after the young men had ceased to be reasoning beings one of them had his back broken plenty of people are horrified by the outcome who affect an attitude of amused leniency toward drinking among college students the man who drinks liquor and then goesout to drive a car deserves a prison sentence tor it is only a fortunate chance if he falls to injure somebody one who puts an enemy into his mouth to steal away bis brains who renders himself a temporary maniac or imbecile is equally responsible whether or not dlstaster results from his surrender of selfcontrol humanity is too prone to judge by resuka which are powerless to alter responsibility now and then it becomes amusing and almost irresistible say mister do you want your bag carried asked- a boy running after- a man who was hurrying along the street evidently bound for the railway station no i dont answered the man a little sharply til carry it all the way for a penny persisted the boy i tell you i dont want it carried said the man quickening hjs pace dont you said the boy breaking into a trot to keep abreast of his vic tim j wo i dont- said the man glancing fiercely at his small tormentor well then mister said the urchin with an expression of anxious and in nocent inquiry on his round dirty face what are you carrying it for why dont you set it down in spite of himself the mans mouth twitched and with a there take it he passed over the bag to his persistent companion who staggered rapidly along without another word until the station wa3 reached where he received two pence with a beaming smile r lifes just mess of contacts special thursday saturday monday 10 lbs granulated redpath sugar for 1 lb schneiders ring bologna for duffs choice lard 1 lb for harry homes custard powder 1 lb tin for javel water 1 bottle for tioer oat 1 bottle for cakes hard water toilet soap for 52c 13c 22c 9c 15c 23c miracle washing fluid 1 bottle for nnnr gobltn soap 1 cake for choice whole rice lbs fort corn flakes packages for peanut hotter 1 pint jar for jrafe frutt for 7 10c 5c 22c 25c 23c 5r try our weekend hostess cakes 25 different kinds nelson jsl co mill street acton phone 37 we arise in the morning contact a cake of soap briefly a shaving brush more extensively we contact a pair of eggs a street car conductor and finally the office there is an unpleasant con tact with a bill collector he says he must contact some money later per haps we contact a customer or two when the shades of night have contacted the earth we contact dinner and pass the evening contacting poor bridge hands and so to bed our fathers had all these experiences but they didnt know how to describe them this weeks specials at p att e r s o n s smoked and cured meats side bacon by the piece lb 14c smoked hams whole or half per lb 16c and i7c smoked cottage rolls whole or half per lb 16c pickled cottage rolls whole or half per lb i5c pork cuts fresh hams whole or half per lb 13c and 14c shoulder butts trimmed lb713c loin roasts per lb- 16c and i7o fresh side pork by the piece per lb 10c and lie fork sausage 2 lbs for 25c beef cuts choice rib roasts per lb lie round shoulder roasts lb 14c rib boll of beef lb 8c and 9c extra special j victory brand pr clarks tomato juice for 2 lard lbs for 25c 18c pattersons meat shop phone 178 we deliver promptly a tableful of welcome makes scarce one dainty dish shakespeare mbiiimimlmfflbmiitlbiiimjmbiiiill extra special rrices july august only monday tuesday wed shampoo and wave phone 104j 7 75g f waves 50c v the beauty parlor acton pijwsvwfw sjaif5 iiiml mkiakkm