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jf t 5 yj ii n fv jjujfujnill i 6 v 5ss fciiiiiiyi iffcv jtj hrj nwyty pfllvw yj taorflday october u ma the acton free press fags nvm social a3nd per30nal itemsi little items pf sodal interest concerning actonians and their visitors during the week i mrs huard visited over the weekend in toronto miss myrtle soper spent the holiday visiting in toronto miss audrey mcleod of toronto vlsjt- ed miss mona smith miss gladys huffman of toronto was home for thanksgiving m g flo jr waahomc from gait for the weekend mrs jas r anderson spent the week end visiting in toronto mr stanley mackle of toronto was home for thanksgiving miss mary gibbons spent the weekend witntrlenda in goderlcbn i mr george mason was borne from stratford for the holiday mss iatitip ahwf visited toronto friends over the holiday mr william babcock of gait spent a few days with his mother mrs g mackay of toronto visited her sister in acton this week miss nellie hall of toronto spent thanksgiving at her home here mr and mrs william duval spent the holiday with friends in kitchener mr and mrs s perry and miss lillian visited in toronto over the holiday mr and mrs wm robertson visited with friends in wingham last week mr elmer dron of toronto spent thanksgiving with his parents here miss doris mcdonald was home from toronto university for thanksgiving mr cecil gibbons who has been holl- daylng at ooderlch returned homp this mr and mrs j sword and babe and mr j lyle of hamilton spent thanks giving at the home of mr and mrs j mackle church6treet mr and mrs w e hamlin mr lome hamlin and miss lillian mundy of toronto visited at the hdme of mr and mrs r ljohnston on sunday mr and mrs j f ie terry and daugh ters of brantford and miss norean week miss smith of the high school staff spent the holiday at her home in ux- farldge mr and mrs wm mcnabb of tor- onto spent thanksgiving with acton friends miss m garvin spent the holiday visiting at the homes of her sisters in toronto mr and mrs l simmons of aurora spent the holiday with mr and mrs e coles mrs peter smith of toronto visited with mr and mrs a t brown over the weekend miss helen ostrander of toronto ttnlvprilty npont th wpplrfnrl at tinr bennett of georgetown were the guests of mrs r bennett and miss m z ben nett mr earl cooper underwent an opera tion this week at the general hospital in toronto he is reported as making favorable progress and friends will wish him a speedy recovery messrs charles hill of munroe mich and james and chester hill of cleve land ohio were in guelph attending the funeral of their sister oh monday and also called on acton friends briefly on tuesday mrand mrs thos mochrle and chil dren of brampton mr and mrs jar- dine the misses doris and mabeljardlne and mr archie- mochrle of toronto spent the weekend at the home of mr and mrs jno bruce mr and mrs e h near ernest and robert of toronto spent the holiday with friends in acton and vicinity they were accompanied by miss dorothy bridges of cranbrook bt who is at tending mcmaster unlvflstty in hamil ton messrs donald graham and robert thomson of toronto visited mr and mrs angus mcdonald over the holiday mr graham who won the silver cup at the c n e for playing the bagpipes gave a number of selections during the afternoon which were much enjoyed market reports djun products qaatettou to8uppan these are toronto quotations creamery no 1 pasteurized 21 to 21 do second 20 to 20 tt above prices far goods delivered tor- onto qaotattana to retail trade show pictures hebe of the holt land think in time most of our overwork la due to our failure to start in time the reason we do not start in time is that we do not think in time it is this looking ahead facing the crisis in thought be fore we meetlenractualltywhlclrobvl- ates the necessity for most of our des perate overworking native galilean and wife come tinder i auspices acton united church will show bare views of the religious east an thursday november 10 at 8 p m palestine has changed very little in the past 20 centuries it is the same now as it was thenwhen the master lived and walked among men the pas toral life of the people is the same then- customs are the same and they are the same asserted stephen a haboush born in galilee palestine where he tended herds of sheep aofiong the hills of galilee the same hills that were hallowed by the master this native galilean comes to acton under the auspices of acton united church for one appearance during which he will bring inspiring messages from the holy lands with exclusive motion pictures of the land of immortals who lived and worked wkji the master the listless worker creamery prints no 1 25 to 00 do second 24 to 00 churning cream lob country pomta- special 00 to 22 no 1 00 to 21 nor 2 00 to 18 poultry and eggs quotations to country shippers deliv ered kh fresh extras 28 to 00 do firsts 24 to 00 do seconds 16 to 00 quotations to retail trada carton fresh extras 34 to 00 fresh extras loose- 32 to 00 do firsts loose 27 to 28 do seconds 19 to 00 qnotmifcms to shippers with the k p degree lady if you were a naval officer what rank did you hold tramp ships optltlon lady lady never heard of it what were your duties tramp scraping the eyes of potatoes lady forming an opinion fonlliy spring chickens over 4 lbs each over 3 lbs others alive i 14 13 12 11 10 dressed to 00 to 00 to 00 to 14 taj3 to 11 to 00 to 00 hens over 5 lbs do 4 to 5 lbs do 3 to 4 lbs spring ducklings over 5 lbs each 10 over 4 to 5 lbs each 8 colored ducks 2 cents less quotations above indicate the general market range in value to eggs and poultry on delivery basis dressed meats wholesale dealers in dressed meats quote the following prices to the trade beef foreqnarteis 700 to 800 carcasses choice 1000 to 1400 do medium 950 to 1000 calves choice veal heavy hogs cwt light hogs cwt abattoir hogs tjimhs cwt mutton 900 to 1100 450 to 600 700 to 750 8 00 to 850 900 to 1100 400 to 700 llstlessness is the fault the average employer finds it hardest to forgive you may have a reason for that indifferent attitude you may not be very well you may be anxious about some friend thirtynine countries entered home here mrs a g c smith is recovering from an operation for the removal of her tonsils mr and mrs g a dills and family spent the weekend and holiday visiting in toronto ci miss ceclle jupp orillla spent thanksgiving the guest of mr and mrs e e barr mr and mrs john damper of guelph visited on the holiday with mr and mrs george soper mr georg jiggins of aurora spent the weekend with his parents mr and mrs fred jiggins mr c h harrison is on a business trip to the- western provinces and british columbia mrs c e akins and miss malmie of torontospenir the holiday wlthmiandl mrs george soper miss alma conway of toronto spent thanksgiving holiday with her father mr c a conway mrs w delaney and daughter lillian spent sunday with mrs r bennett and miss m z bennett mr and mrs l d forbes and babe of detroit mich visited acton relatives and friends this week mr fred carter of toronto spent the thanksgiving holiday at the home cf mr and mrs a t brown mr and mrs melvin soper and family of guelph spent thanksgiving at the home of his parents here mr and mrs g hayward of toronto spent the- holiday with miss helen and mr gordon and herble cook mrs s c edmunds of toronto has been visiting her daughter mrs w e smith for the past two weeks miss lorna mccomb nurseintrain ing at the toronto general hospital visited acton friends last week miss gladys scarrowi who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis is convalescing at her home here mr and mrs leslie martin of tor onto spent the weekend with mrs martins parents mr and mrs elliott- mr and mrs a t mann spent the weekend and holiday with mr and mrs john moffat and family at richmond win f mrs ehtwistle of norwich and mr and mrs henry leslie of eden mills visited on the holiday with mr and mrs j h reed thirtynine countries provinces and states are listed at the present time as officially participating hi the worlds grain exhibition and conference to be held at reglna july 24 to august 5 1933 countries provinces and states participating as at the present time are belgium czechoslovakla esthonla francet germany england scotbnat northern island wales holland italy the netherlands poland spain switzer land jugoslavla the union of south africa algeria tunis india japan the phiniplnes australia new zealand new south wales slam the jewish coloniza tion association of palestine the argen tine peru chili several states of the american union the united states federal department of agriculture guatemala mexico the norfolk islands burma the nine provinces of canada and the canadian federal department of agriculture allof these will par ticipate either by way of sending official delegates or by entries in the competi- tlve classes or by national exhibits you may have some big idea in mind compared with which your present job seems vastly uninteresting whatever your excuse however try to rouse yourself into somethingvlike an imation as you go through your days work remember that your employer believes yiat a stupid worker may be trustworthy that a blundering worker may be taught that a lazy worker may wake up and amount to something but the listless worker is nearly a hopeless case a river standing still making children grow growth may be remarkably stimulated by diet according to reports of recent experiments by dr summerleldt des cribed in good health battle creek mich by feeding eleven children on a diet n which were large quantities of vitamin b and extra supplies of ether vitamins and minerals he succeeded in securing a rate of gain nearly five times the ordinary amount says good health- the dietary by which this extraordin ary rate of growth was secured consisted chiefly of farina oatmeal cornmeal and wheat germ one per cent each of brewers yeast and alfalfa leafmeal were included besides the above plant foods 2 per cent of bonemeal was given prcbably to supply jime but an abun dance of this element should have been found in the alfalfa meal the wheat germ and oatmeal or if more was needed another portion of the alfalfa meal would easily have supplied it bonemeal may be suitable for lions tigers and other carnivorous beasts but it is not a proper constituent for a human bill of fare this experiment clearly demonstrates the tremendous important of diet regu lation especially during the growing period it is cejtalnly not a pleasant thought that many thousands of chil dren are stunted in their development by wrong feeding and yet there seems to be no escaping this conclusion children while dependent upon their parents are in the position of interned prisoners they must eat what is given them if they are inadequately fed their parents or guardians are respon sible for the consequences with this new and rather startling information concerning the possibility of securing a notable increase in stature merely by adding a few inexpensive items to the bill of fare it is easy to believe in the possibility of realizing the late mr burbanks forecast of l new human race within six generations by the thoroughgoing application of scien tific methods of race improvement it is not an uncommon occurrence to find small ponds and lakes where there are unexplained changes in the water level but seldom does one find a river that stands still such a river how ever may be seen in sweden this is the aiotaia reiver where it issues from the wetter lake at irregular intervals there does not seem to be any percept ible change in the level of the lake but for some reason the water ceases to flow from it into the river and the river practically stands still this phenom enon has been known for several cen turies and with this there was always a superstitious fear that the people had done something for which they were to be punished on very rare occasions there comes a sudden frost that causes the stream to literally freeze to the bottom near the lake before surface ice has a chance to form at the same time the cast wind blows the water of the lake away hides and wool toronto dealers in iudo- and quoting the following prices to shippers city hides green 4c bulls and brands 2c country hides green 3wc do cur ed 3 calf green 4c country calf c 4 city ve kip 4c co veal kip 3c do cured 4c country grasser kip lc horse hides no 1 130 no 2 100 tallow solid barrels no 1 lc to 2c cakes 2 ac pound hat and straw extra no 2 timothy in car loads 1000 to 00 00 no3timothyrnew mo 900 to 0000 straw wheat 600 to 0000 do oats 600 to 0000 ah straw must be good length potatoes ontario new 45c for 90 lbs prices on car lot delivered on track and via truck respectively toronto grain quotations grain dealers on the toronto board of trade are making the following quota tions cif bay ports no 1 northern 52 tic no 2 northern 5014 c ontario grainvapproxinrate prices track shipping point wheat 44c to 45c oats 23c to 25c barley 3bc to 41 n ryp some of you young people are never quite sure of what you think until you asked somebody perhaps a teacher pos sibly a companion having learned twhat opinion you are supposed to hold you express it- with an earnestness all but convincing of course any opinion that is your own the result of your hard thinking and putting two and two to gether is worth more even if it is mis taken than the opinion you repeat as a parrot might do the important part is not to be correct but to think and to reason a student who is working out an algebraic problem makes a mistake in addtlon and gets the wrong answer though his principle is right is a thou sand times better off than a classmate who copies a correct solution and hands- it in do hot accept your opinions ready made for they win be worthless to you think for yourself do you own reason ing arrive atyour own conclusions special friday saturday monday 1 lb premium tea with bird of paradise cup and saucer m or plate for fljj c l a lbs redpath granu- r o 1u lated sugar for ooc new special maple buds on 1 lb for llc r onions a a d lbs for 1uc thistle brand baking a powder 1 lb for lc o kalmoltve soap j 1 0 cakes for llc bakers cocoa nn 1 tin for llc m rice o c j il lbs for loc m spanish onions oc- ft lbs for lsc r blue m 1 opackage for ic o sultana raisins 07 l lb for lic 0 new valencia raisins or superior ibread- t 1 loaf for dc harry homes custard oo flosan sure kill off 1 bottle for ujc heavy barn broom ij nelson co mill street acton phone 87 from the outlet into the river this causes a stoppage of water but it is only when conditions are just right that this happens and the average is no oftener than ence in ten years about seventy years ago a similar 33c to 35c buckwheat 35c to 37c wholesale fruit prices fruit on sale at toronto wholesale houses are quoted as follows apples duchessbus canteloupes 20 quarts grapes 6 quarts peaches 6 quarts plums 6 quarts 50 to 100 30 to 40 18 to 22 35 to- 50 20 to 25 current live stock prices steers up to 1050 lbs good and choice 4 50 5 00 medium 4 00 4 50 gammon 3 00 3 25 steers over 1050 lbs good and choice 4 75 5 25 medium 4 25 4 75 common 3 25 4 25 heifdre there are 5 good reasons why tfou should read your localnewspaper because you owe it to yourself and your family tobe rdiotthighyfam of youttown- or district and the conditions which exist as reflected in the happenings week by week in the jfree press the free press gives you the correct account fairly impartially of many local events of which you frequently hear many different ver sions c i phenomenon occurred at niagara jfalls medium when a powerful hurricane swept back the waters from the falls and not a drop flowed over for nearly fifteen minutes the silence caused people to wonder what was the mattery and around the falls everybody was frightened his is the only time on record when the water ceased to flow over niagara falls gregory theatre fridav october 14 hollywood speaks a closeup of the glamorous life of the movie colony starring pat obrien and genevieve tobin csmedy absent minded abmr novelty whippet racing saturday october 15 high speed an outdoor action rpmance starring buck jones comcdv torchy turns the trick mic key mouse cartoon barnyard broadcast fox news guest tickets to be used by adults only monday october 17 tons of money british picture chapter 11 of the shadow of- the eagle comedy running hollywood dlnnerware night good and choice medium common fd calves good and choice medium cows good 4 50 4 00 3 0 commrn- caancs and cutters bulls good common stacker and feeder steers- good 1 common 1 milkers and springers veal calves good and choice common and medium grassers hogs bacon fob baccn off trucks bacon off cars ewe and wether lambs j good medium bucks culls light sheep good heavies culls v 7 00 5 50 2 50 2 00 2 00 1 00 2j00 50 3 30 2 25 20 00 7 00 3 50 2 00 500 4 25 3 50 3 50 2 00 1 50 50 5 00 4 50 3 75 7 50 6 75 3 00 225- 2 25 1 75 2 25 175 3 75 3 25 4500 8 00 6 50 4 25 4 50 4 75 475 4 00 4 00 225 2 00 100 asset ob liability some distinguished people are eccen tric as far as their appearance is concerned there are rich men who go shabby and famous men who are so careless about their apearance that they attract attention wherever they go money enough or talent enough en ables such people to get by with it people forgive a genius the peculiarities of his apperance a millionaire can af ford to wear shabby clothes much better than a young bookkeeper in his em- ploy h even with such people howver the peculiarities of their appearance are something to be overcome if a man is a great musician theworld may for give him his neglected finger nails but those nails are a disadvantage never theless why not plan to make your appearance an asset rather than a liability to be overcome by an outlay of effort or by some especial gift because as a citizen you should follow carefully the activities of your council boards of education county council and other govern ing bodies 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