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heaping tablespoon in the bottom of each of five dessert glasses prepare junket according to directions on pack- age pour at once over the huckle berries the berries will come to the top and make a tempting dish let stand undisturbed until firm about 10 minutes chill and serve prtjtt meal salad serves 1 on lettucecovered salad plate centre a mound of cottage cheese 1 table spoons arounotthls at equatdlstances arrange 3 piles of orange slices in spaces between orage place 3 or 4 cfyned dates first space 1 dessert spoon seeded raisins second space 5 walnut meat halves third space berve with french dressing with buttered roll and a beverage this makes a very wellbalanced luncheon lit -nrjl- andrew orange ambrosia dessert salad serves 46 this is a modern version adapted to salad serving of the ambrosia which was grandmothers favorite company pyhihc way wasthi food served the greek gods in their leasts on mount olympus while this ambrosia and riplpctahle fflrnblnatjan orange cocoanut will not confer the tori- mortality given by the ambrosias of the gods it is a dessert par excellence for better health 6 oranges cup strained honey 1 can cocoanut peel oranges removing skin down to juicy pulp cut in slices and cut slices in half dip each piece of orange in honey which is placed in a shallow dish then in cocoanut arrange on crisp let tuce leaves serve with whipped cream to which a little mayonnaise has been added orange banana salad jserves 6 3 oranges lettuce 2 bananas 3tablespoohsjemon julce w walnut meats peel oranges and cut into ilnch slices on lettucecovered salad plate place 2 orange slices cover with 2 lengthwise quarters of bananas sprlnk ledwtthlemonjuice topwlthslicejiol orange garnish ffilth lemon mayon naise and walnut meats orange filling sufficient for 1 twolayer cake 1 egg 6 tablespoons sugar t 2 vi tablespoons cornstarch cup water cup orange juice 14 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 tablespoon butter beat egg add sugar and cornstarch mix well add water juice and rind cook in double boiler 15 minutes stir ring frequently add butter cool be fore spreading on cake orange date filling j sufficient for 1 twolayer cake add y cup chopped dates to orange filling orange marshallow filling sufficient for 1 twolayer cake make orange filling adding to it 8 marshmailows which have seen quart ered persian bjflni there is nothing like it for creating and preserving a lovely complexion copllng caressing it soothes and dispels all roughness or jthafe caused by weather conditions delicately fragrant it adds exquisite charm to the most finished appearance dainty womenv inevitably choose persian jbpttiva velvety smooth loton it makes 5sttfri in texture recom- fssskiywm often and whiten the bmjpeeriess toilet requisite the gdlden wedding fifty years married polly and i it was but yesterday i ween since i had just turned twentyone and polly was only seventeen two years later and we were wed polly and i one summer day and the birds all sang in the orchard trees and the farmers sang as they made their hay and the village folk made feast for us polly and me and the damsels spread roses and garlands along the way and the blue sky was smiling over head many a rosy path weve trod polly and i since that blissful day and many- a thorn our feet have pressed and treasures dear we have laid away and our heads are silvered as you may see but our hands clasp firmer as years go by and we breathe our hav vows again and the- old- love loaksqutfromeye to eye i ynn cull n rtlrl anfj y wish us jqv anl bring loving tokens both great and small but polly and i to each other yield ri fftft ii m all love without blemish and faith thats tried by the crucial fires 6f sorrow and loss and the joy and mercy of eventide requite the pain of the noonday cross and again the sun and the smiling sky are osfair as on that summer day when the biros all sang in the orchard trees and the farmers sang as they made their hay samuel hoyt last week we left off giving a summary of the first pioneers of nassagaweya as given in che volume compiled by the iauoshuaortlshtajgwhcri were many interesting sketches of other pioneers which were designated as the first settlers but i could not begin to give a copy of all this interesting story there was william mccay txreame fromnelsonrandalexander mehavgh ton- who was born in scotland and emigrated when a lad of ten years he went back to the land of the heather in 1821 and came agalnto canada with his bride rbbert- ramsay whn srnnreri lot 33 4in the second concession from peter mcbrlde an old soldleer neil mcphed- ran who after living in elgin county came to nassagaweya following his sons who had taken up a homestead there douglas mcnalr donald black james black robert peter masales and john lawtencepjohn bell william knowles david agnew alexander bell and thomas bell nicolas dunckell john henderson william manary robert hutcheonedward pepper thomas ross george johnson lambert barbaree jeremiah young john- willis philip peer peter winter henry winter nicolas winter solomon winter joseph harris the smith family thomas aklns my it seems a pity to be hurrying over these names without giving some of the incidents of the early days of these pioneers as here recorded i think the young folks would- appreciate conditions today if some of these were rehearsed it is recorded that thomas aklns brought the first pig he owned from dundas street on his back a distance of twenty miles a horse at that time had art assessment valuation of 199 which was much more than the value of two hundred acres then there was hugh eaklns and robert husband and john husband and among the second oldest settlers appears the names of edward thomas duncan campbell john mcglbbon andrew mc- aipine angus mckenzie john mcgre gor alexander mccann dugald mc- tavlsh archibald campbell george and john allison john kltchlng angus stewart william fletcher jonn simp son john loggle john anderson john colquhoun donald mcintyfv in 1830 thefolkwmg names first ap- beaty anthony rfbble george curry abraham wallace patrick m philip kribbs george black jb blan- chard j in 1831 these names appeared for rtbie first time andrew murray alexander robertson david mctaggart james sakfhs james davidson dugald leltch william weir george henry john ingle 1832 brought further new names as follows john bprall vyilliam proctor george fonger archibald leltch john ritchie malcolm mckenzie peter mires charles king john gillies benjamin wabacempses an joseph anderson- willlam james jandrew davidson samuel gordon henry borrows thos easton wflliam oastle i iust want you one or two more fncidenja from the lives of these early pioneers before we pass on you know its an old mans privilege to wan- derln the past and im taking full advantage of my privileges t dugald r monair at one- time had worn out his shoes and was barefooted he heard of work to be got at martins mill now milton he started off on mon day morning and camt home on satur day night with a back load of goods consisting of a wash tub a pair of boot3 an axe and some flour another time it is said he broke his scythe stone and as there were none to be got nearer than aitthe lake he startedafter supper arid got back next mornteg and continu ed his work he afterwards became the owner of lot 16 adjoining his first place james black a brother of donald black came here at the same time but did not settle- here he drew the eijist- half of lot 17 in the fourth concession and put his brotherinlaw archibald mckellar on to it he does not appear to have- remained here long but went baqk again to where he came from he was considered the strangest man ever seen in this township at one time in a logging field an ox got a sliver in its foot and this man was able to hold the foot while another man took out the sliver but notwithstanding his great strength he was not a successful bush whacker ii see the next chapter gives the history of the villages of nassagaweya and t think til just stop here in my ramble about our neighboring township and it wouldnt surprise me a bit if i would toiionyo f canadian national exhibition a trip to toronto this summer mecca of about two million people during the fourteen days and evenings of hc worlds largest annual exposition this renowned event fascinates visitors witlritsdiverscnnd colossalattractions great permanent buildings are filled with natural and manufactured products from facoff ljjnds music of the worlds best bands including bessesothbarn from great britain the exhibition 2000voice chorus sat aug 27 thursl septi1 tues se 6 and sat sept 10 the nightly pageant triumph commenc ing mqn aug 29 kave don with miss england iii british schneider cup plane 38867 mph seventh marathon swim fri- aug 26 for women wed aug 31 open and other land and water sports programmes of olympic propor tions 1 he canadian nationajjxhibition toronto provides for all the family the happiest combination of recreational and educational features to be found any where send a postcard for free descriptive folders to avoid disappointment and iri convenience the management have arranged lo accept advance reser vations for grandstand pageant triumph and for any of fhe four 2000voice exhibition choriis- concerts grandstand reserved seatsi 50c and 100 box seats 150 ea f 5 chairs in each box 2000voice exhibition chorus i ground floor reserved 75c box chairs 100 send cheque or money order alth- out delay to canadian national exhibition tororito aug ubnsm sepim not tjr fthl to condense the history of such places as campbellvllle and knatch bull- bfookvllle etc and have to give it in fuu i see john russell and his wife are observing their golden- wedding anniver sary this week john put in his farming days in good old erin township im sure pleased to see that they are both able to enjoy- this occasion and i wish them both many more happy years liv ing amongst us here in acton i think likely the missus and i will drop in and see them along with the rest of ylsltors- but i forgot the function will be all over when this is being read- oh wellr my wishes are just as sincere even if they will be a little late and the- golden wedding poem will still be appropriate complete in ltsplf mother graves worm exterminator does not require the assistance of any other medicine to make it effective it does not fail to do its work caix fob weed folios this is the timeol the year when the rogues of the seed crop should be carefully watched among the most troublesome of which are the weeds blad- derrcamplon catch fly couch grass rib grass rageed oxeye daisy and perennial sow thistle and only by effective policing methods can the best quality of seed crop toe secured as the dominion seed branch point oat grow- er sh po ii fi n and be prepared to resort to liberal roguing where neceaiary in order w ensure that their seed crop wul tie free from impurities which too often render otherwise good seed of no market value whatever roguing or pulling weeds by hand before they have gone to seed the most effective method of making sure of securing a clean seed crop j cadesky optometrist will visrr acton on mqnday august 8th anyone suffering from eyestrain defective vision or headache should not miss the opportunity of consulting this eyesight specialist appointments may be made with mr a t brown druggist oonsttltation free ofllce hours 9 a m till 4 p m 58 a town trading area is bounded by the of its newspaper such is the general rule laid down by business executives in studying the com mercial map of ontario iathis respect acton is singularly for tunate for the free press possesses the largest circulation of any town weekly in the county the circulation of 1325 copies week- ly thoroughly covers the town and dis- met f ort eirrinilesatoundand tninsover iiito other territory acton merchants are thereby offered a great opportunity of which they should take full advantage no- merchant can with justice com- lainliatbusiiesist unless he has made the most of the oppor tunities for trade that are within his reach t of these the cliancetodraw bmsinessby advertising is one of the most important 7 mr merchant are you doing your part to draw business to your store and to ivctoii through advertising in the free press now is the time to plan your fall cam paign if it pays the national advertisers to make use of generous space in the ree press it will surely pay you bear in mind also that regular adver tising brines tlie best results j there should be nl issue of the free press without your name in it remember that the free press puts within reach of acton merchants the widest trading territory of any town week ly in the county business directory r ttibwbm dr j a mcnivln office and r ocrner bms avenue and agin street i ii j ixoal 1 phone no 22 p o box w harold nash farmer m a barrmer solicitor notary fabua conreyuicer ete ferryman block acton omt money lent on mortoaoeb hourst030 a m to b60 p m saturdays 1200 oclock kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary fnhus offices acton georgetown over t seynuclcs cafe main street b for appointments phone acton 65 er georgetown 88 office hours acton tuesday aad thursday 115 p m to 520 p m ings on request f dental a j buchanan d d s dental surgeon office in lelihman block hours 9 a m until j p ml krnld0i by appointment gas for extractlans closed all day wednesday phone 148 p w pearen d d s l d s dental sargeon successor to late dr 3 l ball phone 29 mill street actasi miscellaneous francis nunan bookbinder account books of all kinds mad to order periodicals of every descrlpaon carefully bound ruling neatly and promptly done wyndham street ouflph ont v over williams store watchmaker jeweller j h jordan georgetown expert repairs prompt serrjoa we have for years been doing repairs lor other jewetfers across canad are quite capable of doing yours tait optigalco 110 wyndham street guelph collections -a- bouquet from brampton client your services have been greatly appreciated results extremely gratifying cant stress my thanks too highly june 10 1932 we can help you with your col lection troubles too kelly aiken the reliable orangeville collectors ontario 0ur25th anniversary celebration a great success we are continuing our anniver sary piscount until the end of the month we are pleased that so many of our older patrons were libit lu uiku advantage o tills uliy usual offer and celebrate with ns our i5th anniversary onethird off until july 30th i a d savage registered optometrist by government examination savage building guelph phone 1091w i j- notice to creditors parties having claims against the estate of susan near late of acton widow who died on or about june 30th 1932 are required to send particulars and proofs thereof to the undersigned solicitor before the fourteenth day of august 1932 when the assets will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard nly td the clalmi which shau have been filed ear aforesaw pursuant to section 61ohapter 190 htv s o 1927 r i ernest herbejrtwaai i margaret annlqp by h n their solicitor vad3 hi eiisnr siawript taken at x ifiaoeii jiwjtj