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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 15, 1932, p. 6

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ss llpliilil 7rjijirn vwcrf aobflx7c ij i the acton fliee peess thursday september 15 1932 s a mem s 6ict eaoh kindness that wu do as soon s you have done it svnvet fttoe umlte btfub to yon the mamtnt you hve won it toiet the zander that youhear ibejose ybucah repeat jt forget each blight each spile each sneer vherever you jnayvmeet it remember every kindness done to you whateer its measure jtejnember praise by others won ind pass it on with plasure member every promise made and keep it to the letter remember those whchrlend you aid d be a grateful debtor remember all the happiness that comes youxrayn juvlng forget seaob worry and dlstiess be hopeful- and forgiving j3membergood remember truth remember heavens above you and you will and through age and youth the joys and hearts to love you prisclua leonard z everbody ukes grape jelly maybe the youngsters like it mostrand bow thankful mother will be when she can go to her jelly cupboard and select a glass of good luscious wholesome grape jelly tospreadtthrsie5es of bread for those ravenous kiddles coming home from school yes schooldays are here again but the older folks have a sweet tooth too and besides serving it with hot biscuits and crackers another delightful way of adding to the savoriness of a tpgood roast patrk dinner is to serve grape jelly with it use these two tested recipes rife grape jelly 4 cups 2 lbs juice 7 cups 34 lbs sugar j bottle i cup fruit pectin to prepare juice stem about 3 pounds fully ripe grapes and crush thoroughly add cup water bring to a boll cover and simmer 10 minutes place fruit in a jeliy pioth or bag fthd squeeze out juice measure sugar and juice into large saucepan and mix bring to a boll over jbottest fire and at once add pectin stir ring constantly then bring to a full polling boll and boil hard i minute remove from fire skim pour quickly paraffin hot jelly at once makes about 11 glasses 6 fluid ounces each spiced grape jelly 4vi cups 2 4 lbs juice 4i-cup- vinegar 1 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon cinnamon 8 cups 3 4 lbs sugar vi bottle i cup fruit pectin to prepare juice stem and crush 3 pounds fully ripe grapesr add vinegar cloves and cinnamon bring to a boll cover and simmer 10 minutes place fruit in jelly cloth or bag and squeeze back porches- out juice measure sugar and juice into large saucepan and mix bring to a boil over hottest fire and at once add pectin stir ring constantly then bring to a full rolling bolt and boil hard u minute remove from fire skim pour quickly paraffin hot jelly at once makes about 11 glasses 6 fluid ounces pumpkin custard cup stewed and strained pumpkin 1ti cups milk or 1 cup milk and cup light cream 1 package vanilla junket 14 teaspqon cinnamon in teaspoon ginger u teaspoon salt mix pumpkin with salt ginger and cinnamon add milk or milk and cream and stir thoroughly warm mixture to juke warm u 10 degrees p not hot stir ring constantly remove from stove and add junket powder stir briskly not more than one minute pour at once into iir dividual dessert glasses let stand until firm about 10 minutes chill and serve whipped cream may be added as topping if desired 4 jell4ed seafoods beaioods in jellied form- make an at tractive dish for a bridge luucimjou lve oclock xta vr midday miacis merc at mih mutt awtii yuig 1 cup 5wjiiuu wuurr up viiii wmxeh- u uaavwur inntp imjfhtcmi co wat the house is beautiful my dears the frsnt verandas wide youll fix it up with hammocks eh and wicker things beside the kitchen opens on the yard with just a step or two why daughter if youlre satisfied of course- the house will do and yet to me across the years like some homeguiding torch the brightest thing lemember is your mothers kitchen porch back porches in the summer time i see the walnut trees atosstag pliuney ibranches in the buoy- ant morning breeze a sliding path a spreading barn and in tile orchard grass the mellow red june apples strewn to tempt the ones whos pass all warmed to fragrance by the sun with busy bees abut and robins dipping gayly down to find their flavor out your mother had some simple rules the simplest one of these she always kept the kitchen porch a place for shelling peas or summer mornings when the shade lay cool and dewy there shed bring them in a shining pan the stpsberonly chair- the little curls about her forehead used to bob and shine in that cool shady spotless bower i of memories o mine there glinting milk palls stocd arow to wait the western sun there farm hands doffed their hats and stretched themselves when work was done until the welcome dinner call and there the children played in all the languid drifting hours of bird song and of shade and there at dusk we sat to watch the stars come twinkling out while all the little silent sounds of nighttime chirped about we always figure on the wear of things we buy and sell we ought to figure how theyll last in memories as well for jnany ropf s mayhelterijssjlif e is passing by but only in our memories we live until we die- so choose your house of dreams my dears and choose it as you please but there is nothing like a kitchen porch for shelling peas the brantford market quotations were given thusoats2sc td 28c barley 37c to 45c potatoes 37 j4c to 80c butter 20o to 22c eggs 18c to 20t ducks per pair 60c chiokens per pan- 37c to 50c turkeys each 100 to a125 geese each 37c pork per lb 6c a partial list of the members returned in the election for the dominion house that was held that year was given thto paper kingston john a mcdon ald conservative- hamiltch isaac buch ananconservative south wellington p 8tirtori liberal north wellington w notman liberal halton john white liberal peel j c atkins liberal tor onto george brown liberal toronto j brriobinson liberal north welling- ton chasalian liberal waterloo north m h foley liberal ontario south oliver mowatt liberal the advertisers in those days werejiot as active in keeping their messages ichahged regularly this paper was the issue of january 14 and- one advertise ment was dated october 29 and others showed dates earlier than thedate of the publication cox mclean of brant- ford were a great cheap sale and in addition to sweeping bargains offered to present every purchaser to the amount of 4dwith a good dress or a pair of pantaloons and every purchaser to the amount of 50 with a good shawl or a gopd overcoat another advertiser quoted thick boots at 337 and kip boots at 375 one advertisement offered to payeighl per xient above par for hills of the fol- lowingituikftibank of montreal bank of british north america bank of tipper canada gore bank this offer was was made in order to make the best of the hard times commercial intillegence is another heading under which the following items appear the manchester advices were favor able there had been a slight improve ment in the prices for goods and in yarns theje was more doing the principal failure that we have to report is that of messrs klingender bros of liverpool for nearly half a million atg the messageof president buchanan was very favorably criticized in england an earthquake had occurred at jjaples resulting- in great damage to property and considerable loss of life breadstuffs quiet provisions duil consols 93 i a 93i there now that will he enough from that source for this time but it does seem that as long as us old chaps could remember we have had bad times and good times and we never realized goad times until tad times canie next- week well be into the fall fairs and the big r annual days of acton fair will be here to- me and a lot more ciiaps ofmyjge the meeting of former friends of course is the big item i enjoy seeing the fine stock and produce of the farms and these young fellows who are now the officers working so hard in putting on the programme and making everybody happy i cant help going back in memory to the days of the fall edibltlon o years go byv there- wasnt much except the exhibits of stcck and produce the side shows were then part of the day and of course the hand was on hand there washt all the hustle kidttjwjll cunn jkiberta is all pep ped up now becuzher bows urtcklehas v promist to pay for vi of there fur- nicher when they get maryed and she rsays that all they got to do now is to find sum witch is willing to pay the uther i and evry thing is all set saterday ant emmy wants to go up to the city nex satady- nite becu ishe seen a adver- tisemgnt witch sid they was to have a- chick sale at the theatre and she says wile suchy intertanement is pritty unusuel sh thinks mebby it will be very uneek sunday well tomorra we got to start to skool agen and lern to divide the rithmetick and study about the curfew told th nell of parting day and uther dlssagreeable feetures oif edjication i told ma tcday i wisht ide ben born a dum bell and she just smiled munday mr glrble is a ruhning for a county offise and he sed he got grouled at and bit by neerly evry dog in the county today and then he had to say nice doggy just- the same toecuz if he kicked the sun of a guns he wood of lost a vote teusday mroluem got about sore at clem jhuteh today mr gillem told clem that the people witch sings about ireland being hevvien is right and clem sed yes i gess so toecuz all the irish cops has cum to this country solt must be pritty heyenly over there mr gillem was offle sore to wensday amos dlrkleand his wife was a going to get a devorse tbutthey cuddent agree about who was to keep the dog so they went and dlssided to just let it go for a wile mebby the dog will die l of these days and thenthey can get a devorse without no hard feelings thlrsday jane and me was taksing a a walk tonite arid i ast her wood she isine jnd she sed go jumpjn pond and i let on i was a going to go jump in the pond but i diddent and then when icum back she was gone away mebby she was wifnyed on acct of whut she sed to me about jumping ill the pond sirens signal production of 200000000th goodyear tike on monday morning at 930 thirteen blasts of the goodyear factory sirens at toronto bowmanville and st hyaclnthe and all other goodyear plants throughout the world will announce that the two hundredth millionth goodyear tire has been taken out of its mould at the good year factory at akron ohio thirteen blasts is the morse code sig for 200- 000000 it is claimed that uo other tire maker in the world can even approach this stupendous total of tires which have beeii my but its done me a heap of good to notice tliat the folks are going to have a community bee to clear up the acton pioneers cemetery this week i dont know anything thats done bj much to give me real faith hi human nature if it werent against the doctors orders id relish- giving the boyt a liand at the two luepenlve ec-lpes- that u mary oays it just cant li done mild it oern uiat sin and tin doc have ui- ay tiuz- dayn i set th plan of mit old comcudy hi inr vnkt imutn window and neuoii ifatijif jut trtally nwn- to a jvt of vriubk in thj work i dont uppow iv vvt rt iiiuvli iniaickil return for lifi 11sr but juiuum tlw yrwaumit pay ih- fftl jim- to tmxmy tuxl 1 liiikglne mile i t f thvo work f iuvi wll 1 vsotr up tm my wbw fti mtmmwtlii tilk tnhsjml m jut hv u curtail tuic tt oil wiliii jumuuk ib tor lb itott j1 t vjlwwi but iity lmrti mliti titt lw ift iia u0rtjmtii th wvrk of iinuttnniwnl miriiuv yr t m m 2 nupt pkmc kmhr or tlodooki erst iimat zhasolve ejuti in imlki ww combine alll sauc vinegar iabsscv auce wiarcestonhlre smiue sod hor ndish sod add eoougli cold wattr to oak cup add to elatto- ohlll when slightly thickened fold in fuh turn into mold chill until xlnn un- mold bervea 8 jet totja with mayonnaise 1 palcage lemonflavared gelatin 1 cup boiling water 1 cup cold water 2 tablespoons vmegar trtbmbir 1 oup tuna fish flaked 1 cup peas freshcooked or canned 2 tablespoons pimlento finely chopped v cup mayonnatoe i jdlssolve geistin in boiling water add 5om nsatjr vinegar and salt chill it qyckened fold to teinain- ter blend turn totoin- moio colli until firm uu- xtitp jptotce rhmuri with a frafttujt vf sji old copy of tlto cllirla tlsn aleeoernte of january 14 1808 cauie lnu toy ihando the other day tin- editor of ttuc rxt putw tuld me jim ramhaw gave it to him and of course it found its way to mc lets go through some of the happenings back there over seventy years ago herewha4ttoe torontoma r read in lihis paper that is yellowed witn age there was a good supply of produce on the market this morning and the business transacted was larger than for some days past the wheat market is active with exceedingly light supplies averaging 200 bushels per day prices for good samples range from- 80c to 87ic- per bushel inferior sells at 80c to 70c per bushel flour is very quiet prices remain at wjo to s3 fancy tu serves 6 to 8 4 extra o 845 per barrel and hustle thauthereistodaybutwej loij had a good time and looked at the cows i ca the thirty years since they have and horses a lot oftener than we do been making tires it is now 20 years since goodyear tires were first made in canada for canadian motorists and for export and hi that time no less than 17 million goodyear tires have been made here in the dominion the thirteen blasts will be part of the ceremony which will accompany the completion of the 200000000th good- yeaf tire today farm wagons and buggies oc cupied the place on the grounds that is now given- over to automobiles the sewing machine exhibit with its free fans was quite a busy- centre always in later years yes there have been many changes but i think its all a big im provement and im looking forward to next tuesday and wednesday in acton i hope as many of you as possible will be on hand alongwith me on that date conquers asthma to bi relieved from the terrible suffocating due to asthma is a great thhig but- to be safeguarded for the future is ven greater not only does dr j d kelloggs asthma remedy bring prompt relief but 1l introduces a new jra of life for the afflicted sys tematic inhaling of smoke or funics from the remedy prevents reattacks and often effects a permanent rnlivf moke scotch m dime lor r gtvull soup tile bmjgur uked mckuaught lutk tuiju- tile muj fore i close deal uempouded tin- cautious scot bowl if the an ou that is famous though canada was not the birthplace of dr thomas eclectlic oil it is the home of that famous compound from iiori its good name was spread to central and south america the west indies aus tralia and new zealand iiuit is far aileld enough to attest its excellence for in all tliose centuries it is on sale and in dtinand on thinning mangels experiments cuiiiud out over a period of eight years by the division of field husbandly of lli dominion experimental farm ottawa show- that llie lajrgost crop of mangel li auuured when tlmy are tlilnikd tu a distance of nlii uicliun apart the report also obsoivos tliat the system of blokig plants into small bunchiih results hi tin production of many small roots which are dllluiut to luirvost w h elp and you help your country help youfielf today to sbiedaed wheat and you help others est too for canada a leading product wheat is back orthis great food bargaiq tuat a few cents for twelve fag biacuita 12 316 biscuits in every box september 2021 1932 ial prize list horse specials no 1 best high stepping horse in harness 1st by a mclsaac cash 400 2nd by geo edwards cash 150 2 best single turnout 1st by daymond motors guelph wish 300 2ha by w d talbot cash 200 j 3 bestliight express horse by dr h a coxo cash 1st 300 2nd 200 4 best lady driver 1st f w wxight cash 300 2nd by doughty mcfarlane seed merchants guelph cash 200 5 best pair of saddle horses 1st by acker furniture co one solid walnut end table value 300 2nd by charles w barber side of bacon value 200 6 best colte or two years old sired by a thuroughbried horse suitable for a hunter by duncan campbell cash 1st 300 2nd 200 3rd by c wilson cash 100 7 best trt jumping horse three out of five tests by bank ofmontreal acton cash 1st 500 2nd 300 3rd 200 8 best agricultural brood mare 1st by geo cowle whlffletrees value 400 this special to apply to class 2 section 1 9 besu draught agricultural or general purpose animal on the grounds championship badge 10 best agricultural team 1st by eastern steel products ltd preston round end tank 2 feet by 23 inches by 6 feet listed at 1085 this special to take the place of 1st prize class 4 section 2 11 best and fastest road horse speed 60 per cmtfcd6imaiion and soundness 40 per cent to be driven- once around the track to a fourwheeled vehicle without boots or hobbles to give three exhibitions of speed 1st by j m mcdonald i j p cash 500 2nd by wm cooper cash 300 12 best handled team hitched to a wagon driven by a boy under 16 years by j w barberee 1st 10 per cent off goods purchased up to 15000 2nd 5 per cent off goods purchased up to 15000 12a best spring colt sired by brilliant by william brennan to be deduotedoff service fee for 10331st 500 2nd 300 3rd 200 cattle specials 13 best herd of shorthorn cattle 1 bull and four females 1st by gllson manufacturing oo guelph 6 plow shares value 600 this special to apply to class 8 section 8 first prize 14 best baby beef 1st by d d waldie cash 300 2nd by rj kerr cash 200 15 best herd of jersey cattle 1 hull and 4 females 1st by ontario bakery guelph bread tickets value 540 2nd by acton u f w cash 200 16 best dairy cow any breed 1st by chas mckeown president cash 30 2nd by l starkman cash 200 550 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 6 00 1000 4 00 10 85 8 00 22 50 10 00 6 00 5 00 7 40 5 00 sheep hog and poultry specials 17 best pair of fine woohed ewe lambs exhibited by a hoy or girl under 14 years by fred smith rockwood 20 pounds of honey to be received at edwards bakery value 2 00 18 best pair of marketable wether lambs 1st by g w murray cash 200 2nd by fred davison cash 100 3 00 is best uoar and fcjow most suitable to produce bacon type 1st by j n onell son georgetown cash 200 2nd by geo edwards cash 150 3 50 20 best pair of hogs weight from 190 to 230 pounds by ritchie agar cash 1st 300 2nd 200 5 00 21 best pen of 12 bredtolay pullets s c wliite leghorns or b p rocks by m edwards co cash 1st 200 2nd 100 3 00 gkain root and vegetable specials 22 best collection of farm produce including gctiln roots vegetables fruit flowers domestic scieuce ladies fancy work and cliildrena work not more than 40 samples gardeners not eligible by king mceochem 1st 3 gallons of motor oil value 375 2nd 2 gallons of motor ou value 250 23 best collection 3 marigolds 3 turnips 2 pumpkins and 2 cabbages by woodhall musselle goods from greenhouse value 1st 300 2nd 200 6 25 24 best two bags cobbler potatoes donor to- receive same by dr j a menlvon cash 25 best bushel cobbler potatoes a t brown cash donor to receive saikie by 26 bust bug potatoes donor to receive suiiie by john mownt eash 27 best bag cobbler potatoes donor to receive sonui by j c mattliows cash s8 best bag of potatoes donor t receive some by j w jones cusli 20 best tw liusliels oitlllod 13ool potnlots samples to be shown by woodlmll jst musselle goods froni groonliousi- 20a ijost 100 lbs brewers barley by tile bruwors association tmi 1st 1000 2nd 500 3rd a00 fkuit specials 30 bust bushel of king apples sample to be shown 4onor to receive sumo in october by dr k j nelson cash 31 bust bushel spy apples same to be shown donor to receive suine in october by o h lanus cash 32 best barrel spy apples sample to be shown donor to receive jajiiii hi october by keimey brosjcaslr 33 bust bushel of spy apples sample to be shown apples to be delivered to moorecroft hi october by estate of late h p moore casli 34 bust bushel of mcintosh red apples sample to be shown apples to be delivered to moorecroft dn october by the estate of the late h p moore cash 30 best bog of spy apples donor to receive same by j c mutthews sample to be shown delivery later cash 30 best barrel of spy apples sample to be shown to be delivered later by jus symon one silver bake di value 87 best bag spy apples sample to be shown delivery later servlob at the beauty parlor by miss jessie russell value 96 bsltbag8tliawrehce apples sample to be shown donor to receive same service hi the beauty parlor by miss jessie 5 00 a 00 i 00 a 00 i 00 2 00 2 00 17 00 business directory medical lvr j a mcniven physician and saxtean office and residence corner bow avenue add elgin street legal phone no 22 p- o box is harold nash farmer m a barrister solicitor notary pnbuc co etc pebrlftuan block acton ont money lent on mortgages hoursrb30 a m to 600 p m saturdays 1200 oclock kenneth m langdon banister soucltor notary public offices acton georgetown over t seynucks cafe main street 8 toe appointments phone acton 65 ar georgetown 88 office hours acton tuesday and thursday 115 p m to 530 p m even ings on request dental a j buchanan d d s dental sargeon office in t irishman block hours 9 a m until 6 p m by appolutiuriit gas for extractions closed all day wednesday phanej48 p w pearen d d s l d s denial sstgero successor to late dr j m belt phone 29 mm street aston miscellaneous francis nunan account books of all kinds made to order periodicals of every deserlpam carefully bound ruling v rstfr sad promptly done wyndham street- gaelph oct- over williams store watchmaker jeveser j h jordan georgetown expert repairs proap c we have for years bees dstag arsri for other jewellers across fimfm aa are quite capable of doing yaorx collections do we get resltjtsr a toronto cltni t5 i must say urn i am veiy pleased with your arad m aeg ung my coreuoav isss c sidered those almost iue3 july 29 192 kelly aiken tbr clm4iart orangkvuxk oxtabio 3 00 2 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 6 50 3 00 ijape in canaoa ix canadians ofcanadian nmejtf kiuseil value 2 uu 89 best bag spy apples sample to be shown delivery in october donor to receive same by johnstone rumley cash vi 3 oo 80a best bushel spy apples sample to be shown delivery later donor to receive same by e e barr cash 2 50 39b best bushel of snow apples sample to be shown delivery later donor to receive same by e e barr cash 2 60 i fflrmrliirlerl rm page savsn still celebrating our 25th anniversary we find it advjiibie in cim- ckramon of many pauvuii who oalw at of vmiv lurag our 23th aiuu tjiiv oeleuratiui uid awtv im vtaiiof ojj so oontmue th autuycrary oiowut oi into- autir wv an- dehglued uit this tvent iia provdii so successful and par- jouurly that so mani of our older iviumivimv able to take advant age of this unusual offer one third off during august ad savage registered optometrist by goveriunentj examination savage building guelph i 2ot w 3 rb asys4 7

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