h tv- mm wm fiifffflft ffpenw the acton free press tbiorsday october 20 m82 slrthi msrrlarta and deaths are now led lor t the lollpwias- rte births tfrnkatf xumtiu coc manorial joe wc per line extra lor jioem m hied unnjnaccidently killed on the uuu in st catharines william john fiawthome son of win hawthorne of acton an tuesday october 18 1932 interment on friday aftemoonln st catharines collingwood paper please copy xbtonqrat the home nassagaweya township on wednesday october ib 1982makgle bell beloved wife of john irving i3 her 68th year t4ie funeral will be held on friday noon with service at the home at oclock interment in naasagaweya in memobiam 8tiewabt in loving memory of our lather james etewart who passed away october 18 1931 clone from us but leaving memories death can never take away memories that will always linger while upon this earth- we stay fi and daughters m 05 halloween a week from monday how polite and obliging people are when work is slack great expectations often lead to great disappointments remembrance day will be observed three weeks from friday acton will have a community hal- toween ofrollc get your costumes ready it win troys bank bam near mount forest was destroyed by fire on tues- day a new electric sign bias been erected at otis edwards service station on mill street workmen are installing a new dram from the basimrrt of the carroll store on mu1 street arrangements aire under way for the usual communityservice for bemem- brance day in acton a large bank barn on the farm of mr dickleson near belwood was des- troyed by fire last friday t the uninvited guest is the sub ject of bruce brewers special article in the fan pbess this week the advertisers have interesting chopping news values were never better and it is told about in the advertising columns theena will see a gaytime on hallowfenin acton when the business mens assoication sponsor the annual xfblic and parade a group of young men have organl j clubknown ao the acq of c they meet in the rooms above coopers gents furnishing store a lot of folks have found the small advertisements of the fiiee press a very efficient way to consummate sales of various articles quickly the purchase of a washing machine makes a very interesting subject in a borne bead about it in the chronicles of ginger farm this week george w- mason who is attending normal school at stratford this year has been elected as president of the literary society of the school t6ecretary wright has been distri- touting the prize money for acton fair this week thejsoctety cash awards amount to over 1200 this year robert johnston had the index finger of his lelt hand nearly severed and two other fingers badly cut while operating a circular saw last wees a t- attractive special offer is made toy the local agent mr w frank mooney of gllson produ the details m- appear on page three of this issue a meeting of the intermediate hockey players was held on monday evening at the arena the boys are setting ready for the coming season a desire for the formation of a team for box lacrosse has been expressed by many a little organization seems all that is necessary to make a start this year a branch of a raspberry 1jush with a cluster of ripe berries was picked last week by mrs mcmullen the unique growth for october was on view in the fki pkess window rthe cabinet of silverware offered as the eaton prize at acton fair fqilihe exhibitor winning the most points for exhibits in- hall and field was won by mr j f robertson sessions of the halton educational association are planned to be held in milton on november 3 which will be addressed by hon t l kennedy the minister of agriculture at the fourth annual recital of the prize winning students conducted by the gueluh music teachers association last friday miss helen ostrahder won the award ih elementary theory and the prise of a beautifully toouhd book helen report of childrens aid society for period toom april 1 to september so t this year during the past six months there have been a great many calls upon the society in all arqund sixty complaints received with a corresponding number of inves tigations made in the aomes of children many eases due to the lack of employ ment of the parents resulting in several desertions leaving small children to be cared for court has been attended in seventeen different cases ntae children have been permanently committed to the care of the society three cared for on a tem porary order twentynine children in the shelter at milton on october 1 eightyfour visits nave been made to wards in foster homes during this period the help of the pujlio is always desired in helping to procure homesjuf or the children at the present time hkere are a number of fine young boys ready fturpittmrir fo f foo homes one very attractive bey of fifteen months g f thompson inspector peel and halton counties no need of having your christmas greeting cards printed put of town tee free press samples afford a splen did choice r curse of scotland amongst card players the nine of diamonds is known as the curse of scot land but ff you were to ask a hundred of them why this is so it is probable that not one could tell you all sorts of qiikpr fpbnn vntvp hr riven it is said for example that the- duke of cumberland ho was playing cards at the time wrote the order for the mas sacre of glencoe on a card which hap pened to be the nine of diamonds an other suggested reason is that in one old card game the nine of diamonds was a kind of joker which beat any other card this game ruined many scottish families when introduced by mary queen of scots the real reason is curious and interesting a scotsman john dalrjr- mple earl of stair was mainly res ponsible as secretary of state for bringing about the massacre of glencoe and for this reason he earned the hatred of his countrymen the arms of the dalrymple family had nine lozenges or diamond shapes arranged as they are on the playing card owing to the res emblance the custom grew up of touch ing the card whenever it appeared and saying the curse of scotland be on you do not chase happiness thepeople who are all the time won dering about their popularity are seldom well liked those who are constantly seeking happiness are generally extreme ly discontented it is quite astonishing how the things they pursue evade them one who never bothers a hb poyu- larity but goes his way doing kind deeds as a matter of course is frequently sur prised to find how many friends he has he who does the days work heartily and without selfpity is very likely when his task is done to and happiness wait ing to walk home with him madame haboush who assises in the- musical travelogue being presented here by the galilean shepherd fish week l canadas frii fish week will be observed this year from october 34 to october 31 inclusive the observance lias been arranged for by the dminhlan griwlm amtnchnhrm a nationwide organization and the plan of setting aside a particular week in the year for the purpose of directing special attention to the national- importance of the fishing industry and the diet value of canadian fisheries products has the cordial approval of the dominions fish eries authorities comment at the de partment of fisheries today was to the effect that while fish week is planned by the industry itself the department is keenly interested in it and commends it to popular xotice some ot the most interesting research work in connection with foodstuffs in recent years it was said at the de partment has centred about the health values of fish and shellfish and very important discoveries have been made it has been found out lor instance that fish foods contain vitamins which are essential to health particularly vitamin d which is most valuable in tne diet oi growing children because it prevents such troubles as rickets different foods contain vitamins of course but fish have been found to be richer in vita min d than pther foodstuffs then too it has been ascertained that fish and especially shellfish are beneficial in cases of anaemia while of course it has been- known lor some time past that sea fish and shellfish have much larger content of iodine the great goitre- preventative than any other foods when it is also remembered that fish contain such elements as calcium the bone and teeth building substance and that they are nourishing and easily digested it is easy to see why their use is stressed increasingly by diet author ties i canadian fish are available in such variety and such satisfactory quality that there is no need for anyone in the the dominion to buy imported goods canadas fisheries resources are remark able both in extent and in the variety of fish and sbeljflsh which they yield and fishing and processing operations are carried on by an industry which uses thoroughly modern methods and equip ment sweet innocence mildred your husband is crazy about you isnt hp mabel yes he even raves about me in his sleep jbut he is so absentminded that he always calls me by the wrong name hub 1eg was hkr fortune people who jceep their- savings in stockings or other hidingplaces are causing a lot of worry to bankers and governments just at the moment for hoarding is on the increase and it is believed by many experts to be one of the causes why the wheels of trade are so slow to move at present it is estimated that something like 400000000 in gold or notes is being hoarded by individuals and some of it is kept in very queei places a certain patient r6lnstanoe had been in an institution lor five years when in the course at medical treat ment it was discovered that bis wooden leg was really a safedeposit containing three thousand dollars this led to a legal action by the asylum and the patient has now had p pay arrears of board for the five years at the rate of a dollar a day one hoarder hid her 1 or- tune so thoroughly in all sorts of places in her home that after her death her house had to be pulled down before the heir could collect his- inheritance powir take the drag out of your motor have your valves looked over often and ground at the first signs of trouble youll save money by doing it expebt repairs for aix makes of cabs alex brunton mill street actonl contsa building cooperation from the very moment your home construction plans and spec ifications are completed we co- operate with you until the struc ture is ready for occupancy we protect ynnr in in every possible way use quality matejials from cellar to roof and guarantee the highest type uf killed work manship free delivery service to all points in georgetown acton milton and surrounding territory 5 georgetown lumber co ltd n mcleod acton manager phone georgetown 250 acton 120 h444 ijnited church es of halton presbytery will be held in the united church georgetown fff a pupil of mr e h leesjn iirj the recently organized advertu- loi agency of phllp mawey u co of jfr penton massey j one ot the 1 a former acton twy u a- mr wurof h hld son of lbi w j bew formerly ot ha bm jn mm advertising some ttnia mr haboush is a native galilean and a north american citizen he was born on the hills about the sea of galilee and in his youth tended his fathers flock of sheep just- everyjaalileanboy has done since the days when the master walked among men he came to north america and worked his way through an american university recently he re turned ta the land of his birth and there personally took a marvelous motion picture of the scenes and people of galilee he returned to north america with his message he has written for magazines and newspapers and spoken before- great audiences in many of the famous churches and schools in am erica mr haboushs trsvelogues on galilee and palestine are a distinct vcontribu- tlon to american letters and to modern thought they breathe the very life and mysticiism of the ancient east part ot it is delivered in native costume the same costume worn by native gali leans in the days of the bible story part of hi dramatic story is delivered to the atvjompanlment of the weird oriental shepherd pipes and beside big thrilling scenes he will show special motion pictures taken by burton holmes it is a programme that will be delight and an inspiration to all who will be ijortunau enough to hear him monday october 24th banquet at 700 p m special speaker will outline the work of the young peoples societies group discussion to follow admission 25c tke uninvited guest copyright 1932 by bruce b brewer vicepresident fernyhanly advertising company you have invited some of- your best friends for dinner you all know each other you have full confidence in each other and you plan to have an enjoyable time together then a stranger comes in sits down at the table with the others and asks to be fed just how do you feel about this- un invited guest dont you feel just a little bit the same lack of confidence and doubt thjat youhave towards uninvited advertising by uninvited i mean handbills dodg ers and folders that are stuffed in your door thrown broadcast on porches and lawns or even placed in our mailbox your weekly newspaper u an invited guest it is something you want and look forward to receiving- just u you a look forward to receiving any other kind of friend the advertisers in your weekly are friends too they advertise to you in the confidenceinspiring dignified man ner you expect and welcome they do not force themselves on you but know that as you read of the doings of your friends your church and your club group you will take time to give thought ful courteous attention to their adver tising these advertisers want your friend ship your confidence and your patron age and they advertise with those views always in mind when they advertise in your weekly they know they are welcome in your home they do not impose on you they are invited guests worthy of your confidence sure of a fair and unbiased co of their ad vertising messages looqooooooooooooqoooooooog girl guide hews o have you evei heard us say jboforc camp was better than ever this yeat i dont remember but we certainly say it this year camp couldnt have been better we told you last year about the five little bunkhouses and the contests to keep each the cleanest and best and about the dining hall and cook house even the cows knew how nice it was for the first night we were there they came to see us the girls in our bunk- house were all slumbering peacefully t when we were awakened by crunch- crunch crunch you may imagine- our feelings then fearfully peaking out we saw cows here there an ev we were rather relieved to see they werej cows but we didnt feel any too kindly towards them so one of the boldest snatched up her belt waved it over her head banged it on the side of the house let out a whoop and ran after them the cows went but meanwhile all the rest of the guides waked up and wanted to know what all the rumpus was about personally i think they preferred the noise of the cows eating grass to the noise of them being chased hut being guides were too polite to say so how ever this shows that cows know their camps t think nature must have seen what a grand camp it was and so did her best to make it even better the weather couldnt have been better it was sunny all the time except one afternoon when it rained a little but just enough to freshen the swimming water and swim ming you just visit our guide room and see the chart on which all the stars are which we gained this year towards our swimming and lifesaving badges its just covered with them in each camp day there are several red letter times carefully selected from the whole redletter day morning dip flag raising breakfast work dinner mall fime special games more swim ming supper camp fire extra special its true there isnt much of the day left but you halve a general idea of our daily schedule which never well hardly ever varied camp fire was the very best time during the day sitting around a warm blazing fire with the trees softly swaying and the dark shadows moving back and forth around us they were swell monlight nights and how we 16ved them while we sang and to be more practical ate j marshmallows we learned a lot of new songs- this year and if you happen to have a guide in the family you prob- i ably know them now too arent they nice we think they are too i camp seems to5e a special time to everyone in town as well as to we guides j and we want to thank all of you for s 1 select your supply of pples for winternow 1 i we have just completer arrangements for agood supply of the finest pack of apples to be had this season we suggest you look these over while the assortment and supply is complete v the apple show of the town sno apples wealthy apples northern spy apples mcintosh reel apples greening apples king apples the apples that are different b a r r s specials r 25c 25c j 1z lbs for wc f 5c 25c s peew alkie apples large basket for l spy apples wind falls large basket for eookingl onions large solid cabbage per head- white beans 10 tbs for the interest you have shown in us and for your help in getting us to camp and keeping us there too by the way after telling you what a wonderful camp we had we would like to explain that only girls can be guides and that we would have to turn down any applica tions by adults nfuch as we would like to have you sweetness from southern alberta farmers who make a specialty of growing sugar beets in the raymond district of southern alberta where the crop owing to particularly favorable soil and climatic conditions docs particular ly well are this year garnering a bigger harvest than ever before about 4000 acres is under crop andthvstlotal yield is expected to be about 130000 tons f rem which approximately 36000000 pounds of sugar will be produced the growing of sugar beets in the raymond district has now developed inlo an important industry six years ago a sugar factory began operations in thedistriotandglvesemploymentdurinsi the season to over 300 men beets grown in southern alberta have a notably high sugar content averaging about 18 per cent about 700 farmers in the vicinity of raymond grow beets this year they will receive over 600000 fofthelr crop worlds grain exhibition at pattersons beef cuts sirloin roast per lb uuc porterhouse- roasts per lb 20c wing roasts per lb 17c round shoulder roasts lb 14c thick shoulder rpasts i per r lb 13c and 14c thick ribroasts per lb 14c rn boilperlb 10c pobk cuts fresh nams whole or halrr per lb shoulder roasts per lb side pork perlb 12c and 13c 14c 12c smoked meats cottage roll whbl4 or half lb 18c smoked hams whole or half per lb 15c extra special 2 homemade sausage 9c lbsfor adafc 22c lard tbs for watch our window for specials aftfrtnxr pattersons meat shop we deliver promptly phone 178 arrangements in connection with the worlds grain exhibition and confer ence to be held in regina july 24 to august 5 1933 are rapidly approaching theflnal stage two ar loads of select ed grains arid grasses are being worked into decorative designs to be displayed in the building in which the exhibition will be held this building which is of permanent construction will be when completed shortly one of the finest ex hibition buildings to be found anywhere the management of the worlds grain exhibition and conference have been definitely assured that the following countries and organizations will be ex hibitors france india slam jjrltlsh guiana rhodesia rgentina mexico burma phllliplne islands the jewish colonization association the canadian national railways the canadian pacific i railway and the canadian- government i departments of agriculture and trade ana commerce the worker who was dam bay mose what am you all doin now mose ie an exporter sam an exporter mose yep the pullman company dey done fire me highway grocer specials for- this week 2 ci tb choice mincemeat for 33c redpath golden yellow f sugar per lb jc corn flakes q quaker kelloggs or 25c packets for clover leaf pink a salmon i tb tin 1uc lexias valencia raisins 26 crown e lbs for u jc 19c 21c choice breakfast bacon per tb spanish onions is for 3sp tb lb pkt sheik 1q i brand ghoieedatesxri 2 homes peanut 0q butter 32 oz barrel awaf c 23c 4 string brooms each 7 red coat choice pink salmon i tb tin for pastry flour af 24i tb bag for if c 6c chojce lard lbs for 23c oranges large per dozen 4at small per dokenriu5 young sireet w nesbht j-