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thuftsdat serasmber 30 143 the acton freb pukes page seven oh flnon cvciy til gift tth don ana can change ft cocky aou to gold that brave and generous uvea csu avctbne with northern toes cold abi let the alt wreathed with and pued with fruits awake again tlmm i a car the golden hour the early and the latter rate whlttler twenty years ago of thaiilsj oimn th ues milton high school has 176 pupils rake up the wav before the a piano has been secured for the high school this will enhance the rnuavral feature of the curriculum the thomson motor supplies fact ory started work last wednesday in their new building motor accessor ies are now betas turned out mr a b eve the mechanical superin tendent has secured a residence and win remove bis family from st catharlnes- until now our factories have been confined to the work of producing wearing materials or the products required in the manufacture of the materials which enter into the con struction of goods for daily wear by man or beast or for their food these factories include beardmore a co the acton tannine company messrs w it storey a son ryder acmowat halton glove works messrs mewet- aon a co mason knitting works lindsay electric flour and chopping mill acton machine shops j b mackenzies planing mills the hall exhibit of the fair which was held yesterday was in many respects the best in years great crowds gathered from far and near to enjoy the day born schiiettfr at kitchener ontario on tuesday september 18 190 to mr and mr herbert schrcltcr n win dntn talzkfu- in erin township on saturday september 22 1921 mat thew tarzvell in his sfith ear to rhn make tt easy to sdve up any thing for hun o cor 5 14 13 jesus told the yosjnsj man that if he obeyed he woum have treasure in heaven that is infinitely the best place to have treasure matt 6 19 20 the home scene there max a pretty picture in count less homes at the beginning of thu century when the whole family gathered in the living room for read ing study or games among them- selves or with neighbor guests re cent years made such scenes less com mon as eope scattered from thtlr homes for various diversions and ac tivities wartime condition with restrictions on automobile tend to make such scenes in the home tlrcle more commoi there i a beauty r tbe home scene when the family are gathered together for work and play on the lawn or in the garden or in the living room inside ties of com mon interest are created between parents and children they are learn ing to make better use of their own resources and acquire new forms of skill if the neighbors drop in new ties of friendship are developed life can grow richer through this more intimate association hmaix birr migirrv an electron is just about the smallest thing in the universe vastly smaller than a molecule or an atom an electron is a particle carrying a negative charge of electrlclt tut countless billions of electrons to work inside vacuum tube aa ou do in our radio set and some of the tasks they perform sound like sheer magic for instance after the war oum11 if instrument that have alreail been developed will qpcn doors in the houve when vu approach them close the windows when tt rain turn on porch lights when guests come up the walk control fireplace and furnace drafts loi perfect combustions surround house nurser or crib with a network of invisible ray that sets off an alarm when an intruder steps into them run blocks which receive perfect l timed radio mpluses ahas accurate to the split second enable you to see through fog and pitch darkness when driving your car or plane by converting black light infrared into television pictures bring you news events at the mom ent they happen via television make the speaker at the ether end of the telephone visible to you since january 1 1043 the price boards consumer branch found homes for more than 75000 people through their housing registries the ten commandments and the teachings of jesus golden text- think not that i came to destroy the law or the pro phet i came not to destroy but to fulfil matt s 17 reason text matt 3 1730 19 1622 jno 3 39 40- exposition- i jesus and the law matt s 17-30- nothlng could h more plain ex- ptlcu and forcible than christ en dorsement of the absolute divine au thority of the law of moses down to its smallest word letter and part of a letter the jot- is the hebrew character yodh the smallest let ter in the ilebrew alphabet less than onehalf of the sue of any other meter in the alphabet- and the tittle was a little horn on some ot the tie f leas than the cross we put on af t so jesus set the stamp of huneadorsement on the lu nacy of theatocalc laws origin ally given down hvlt smallest letter or part of a letter itts evident that jesus did not have the difficulties with the pentateuch that some of the modern critic do if we accept the authority of jesus we must accept also the divine origin and authority of the rvntateuch rut while the law was not done away us demands were fulfilled in the death of christ on the cross and he hath taken it out of the way nailing it to the cbi 2 1117 and its minute prescriptions are not binding upon the one who is in christ gal 3 23- 25 rom 7 l4 furthermore it application was enlarged and its meaning amplified by jesus christ it contained the arc of ethic but in christ we go on to the advanced grades the righteousness of those ho would have a part in the king dom of heaven must exceed that of the scribes and pharisees in spite of all us strictness and mlnubs require ments the pharisaic righteousness was all on the outside the righteous ness of the kingdom of hcoceols n matter of the heart ii possessing many things yi t not satisfied 19 1619 the oung man who came to jesus bad great possessions v 22 pos ition luke ib- 1h culture exemp- lary morality v j01 a noteworthy amiability mk 10 m intense earn- cfctnc mk 10 17k undoubted sin cerity mk 10 17- mi groat moral courage recounted piety lukt is ihk noble nplrntlm tv ink lhn- exolenrc wl nil these things did not uiif him thel will not save anyone ills question implied that etemul life u obtained by something w- do no man mr obtained llf b doing tcnl 161 it must he re ceived a n gift ltom fl 21k jesuw b his reply why cnllefct thou me good mk 10 1h did not mean to imply that he was not good jno 8 16 14 10 k 9 but lie uiw that the young man had no deep sense of the full force of his own words to say lie was good was to kay lie was cod for no man is good mk 10 18v but that he was cod the young man did not see he was superficial and jesus bought to bring him ion reciignltlon of his superficiality jesuu svnt the young man to the law because he sought life by doing the law is the thing to do if a man is to get life by doing but no man has ever done it so the law serves to shut a mans mouth hom 3 19 20k what this j young man needed was to have his mouth stopped md his pride laid in the dust jesus always sends the selfconfident to the law those who know that they are sinners he send to the gospel 1 tim 1 13 jesus i added to ills citations from the ten i commandment moses wonderful summary of mans duty found in lev 19 18 matt 22 39k the young ruler replied ail these things have i observed in this though entirely honest he was thoroughly mistaken it did not take jesus long to whow htm that be did n6t love his neighbor as himself one command brought i that out ivs 21 22v that the young i man wus not satisfied appears very ilearly from his question what lack i yet hi liking one thlttg and 1 here- fore lost 2022 i j sus looking upon him loved him mk 10 jl but jtsiis wus not pwod with blm rom h h iher w us how eve r n v insomeness in hu sincerity eagerness earnestness and honest though futile attempt to keep the la rut jenus love foi him did not keep him back from deulthg very plainly with him though that pluln deainr caused the young man to turn his hark upon him it does not seem to the av trace mind n very sorlous thing to lack one thing rut this lesson teaches us that to lack one thing miv be fatal the one thing he lacked uas a supreme tov e for jesus christ he was willing to do much at jesus bidding v 16 but not anything and everything there was one thing that he loved more i than jesus and that he was not will ing to give up jesus purpose in bid ding him to sell what ho had and to give to the poor was to bring him o see this money was his idol so jesus put his finger upon that rut the spirit of jesus command holds for all hi disci pits luke 14 33 jesus us ually calls upon those who would come after him to give up something love new water scheme for prairie farms regina ct ah irrigation sys tem covering 3sjb00acre from ruf- fsdo pound lake north of moose jaw eastward to the saskatchewan river at the manitoba boundary will be one of the main projects of the prairie farm rehabtutatlon admin istration during the coming year official of the p p r a said the project when completed will insure people growing crop on valley flats and hillside of feed for stock and will facilitate the tncreasepf vege table production the p v r a- also plans land utilisation p to show the farmer how to use water now stored at strategic pouta along the qu- appelle valley the water stored by dams will enable him to grow things besides grain that he can eat sell or feed to something he can sell alaska tndrrftlaft washington tcp a recent survey revealed alaska can maintain a population per square mile equal to that of finland 1000ft000 people food production up 70 per cent since war began itnltcsl kswhasa p cam hm fckssj oarfast m stemrit of totai j tart for sticker press flhsff write ottawa c1 canada whose prtcultural production has incressad by leap and bounds la the war years has been aced by the united king dom in enlarged output of food pro ducts it i d la a survey dls- tributed by the united kingdom in formation office here aa a result ot the total effort the overall increase in food output in the united kingdom t to per cent sine 1939 measured in terms of cal ories m phenomenal growth in view of the heavy demands on manpower for other essential war purpos aald the survey the united kingdom harvest for 1943 i expected to be the biggest yet brought in and is estimated to be 25 per cent greater than the 1943 out put in the national production plan the rritlsh agriculture ministry has maintained contact with every far mer war agricultural executive committee have power which include that of being able to compel any far mer falling below specified standar to improve or surrender- his farm the agriculture ministry has di rected and encouraged plowing up of preat areas of land retween 1999 til 1942 the acreage of arable nd bwsvased by about 5000000 from 13- 000000 to 1roooooo acre a further increase of lsoqojdo- acres was snown in 19i between 1939 and 1912 the wheat crop increased 36 per cetoata 72 ceoeals g potatoes 80 and vegetable 55 an additional increase of 25 per rent in wheat production is jtpected for 1943 united kingdom herds are greater than ever before with consumption of liquid milk larger by onethird than in 1939 while cattle numbers have increas ed by flw per cent other livestock which make heavy demands on feed ing stuffs and can be quickly bred show a substantial decrease since 1939 pigs being down 52 per cenl and poultry 24 per cenl huge supplies of canadian bacon ate shipped to the united kingdom with a contract for 675000000 pounds being met this year canada supplies an estimated 80 per cent of the brit ish ration since hog can be produced efficiently in the dominion with it abundant feed supplies rritlsh farmers have been encour aged to seek selfcuffldrncy in pro duction of feed the result has been that in spite of enlarged numbers of f cattle production dropped in the las four year fuxtensive r work has been undertaken to facilitate greater pro duction and the result of such studies already have been put into effect the use of machines in farming has been extended with agricultural com mittees enabled to hire out equip ment in 1939 the number of trac tors in use on the land was 55o0o by the end of 1943 it is estimated 165- ooo will be in service about 37oj0oo farmers plus 700000 men and women farm workers make up the permanent labor force they were assisted by more than soo0o boy and girls as well as industrial workers and members of the armed forces on holiday the womens land army is also an important source of gricullural labor htxuan mkhtt iv the slcjlp one of the proudest graduate to receive their wings from the gover norgeneral at uplands airport ot tawa recently was luis perex cobex whose home is in mexico city gobex came to canada 18 months ago to join- the r c a v but could speak no english having a boy scout reg istration card he was sent to scout headquarters in ottawa where he was cared for while attending school and learning the lanjquage in a few months he had mastered sufficient english to join the air force resides his wing ails was commissioned as a pilot officer english woman thanks canucks lad llscyve cutwsl wui tor artlon gntcf tal for he hi briunas dark oajb ijonion cp this letter was written by mrs annie rees of rating mldcleek and published in the lon don dally tviegaph i am glad for their sakes that our canadian boys have now been given an opportunity of hitting the enem on land as since the begin ning of the war many of them have ileady been hitting on the sea in lite air and of course at dieppe it is up to all of us to try as i liave done to make them realize that the time they have spent among us lias been neither wasted nor unap preciated their very presence here has been a source of confidence to us can we ever forget how in our darkest hour canada assured us we were not alone but that she would be with us to the end never can any assurance have been more generously carried out uuekmh fiqnt foouwxv iondon cp picked young of ficers of the greek army are report ed to 1m serving as privates in the sacred rand a commando unit which has eirried the greek standard all the way from alameln into the fierc est of the tunisian fighting i i i i i i i v want acts can help you i the ordinary farmer or householder cannot afford to use a big display adver tisement when lie lias something to sell that would not he sensible there would be no use spending five dollars on an ad if five dollars was all you could get for what you had to sell there would he no profit in that but if you have something that is no longer of value to you an old bit of furniture for instance and you can get five dollars for it for an expenditure of fifty eents that is different and the fiftycent ad goes in just as many papers as the five dollar ad does it may not be read by quite as many people but youd be surprised how many do read and study these little ads you should use borne common sense in advertising of course it would be foolish to advertise seed grain for sale in july or stoves for sale in midsummer when there is a demand for things thats the time to let people know what you have to offer at present for example acton householders with rooms to spare can be sure of results if they advertise those with small houses to rent need only say so in the columns of this paper results are eertain because there is a demand greater than the supply- on the other hand if there are rooms or houses to he had the surest way to find out is to ask the five hundred or more householders in town and theres only one way to reach them- without spending a fortune on postage stamps and that is through this paper you need not mind consulting us about your advertising problems we wont advise an ad unless we think youll get results most types of want ads do get results we have examples almost every week for instance there is no better way of lo cating lost articles there is but one ex ception finders will turn in nearly any thing except small sums of money find ing cash is too much of a strain on the honesty of many persons though fortun ately there are exceptions but anything else will likely be returned if you make your identity known use want ads to buy or sell exchange rent or find a job or a helper the acton free press acton ontario