Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 19 Sep 1935, p. 7

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thursday september 1mb 1b35 the acton free press iaqk eoovm ts unknown soldier ha la known to um sunwhit majestic mho stand at the gates of uwn ho is known to the cloudborne company wnobe souls btat late navo gone kjke wtadflups stars through lattice ban they throne to greet their own with voice of flime they sound his name who died to us unknown anode morgan twenty years ago the iju of the ffcee prcas thnraday september urd 1915 acton cttlxena band look natty indeed in their flnq new uniforms kynn bros of acton hte purchased 300 acre farm south of acton be longing to the bums estate rev howarth who has been the very faithful pastor of the bapuut church for over two years has received and accepted call to church ot mac klnao pity mich pte arthur plant station master at brmntfard recently enlisted in the bat talion there bl albans harvest services last sun day were well attended end much in terest was manifested the church was tastefully decorated with eeasonablo xlowero fruit vegetables and grain the services were conducted by rev smith married warrekmabee at wahner road baptist church toronto on wednes day september 15th 1015 by rcv john macnelt ernest andrew warren soa of mr and mrs ft warren and mary edna daughter of the late root mabee and mrs mabee mg huron street toronto died roar in bsqueslng on thursday september 8th 1915 jane ashfonl beloved wife of the late edwin board aged 87 yearti grj at he toteonea slon enn hear crewsoriacorriers7 en thursday september leth 1035 elizabeth coleman widow of the lalu john henry crlpps in her 75th year chronicles of ginger farm act fw frch gwkndounk cfsmtee nassagaweya school fair kthj has it held at brookville mat thursday winners in various events yesterday we had some neighbors drop in two boys who are quite good mech anics so after they had been zed aiked thexn to look over the car and see if they could get bur started knew there was dothtng really wrong with her but since she had been sitting in tho gorago since last easter it was only reasonable to suppose she might be little difficult to get started the car was pushed out and then oao of the boys tried to crank it but oh was she tight not one inch would the crank move the boys kept trying it in turn and partner tried until he was breathless and red in the face one boy even stood on the crank and jumped up and down and certainly expected something would give or break but nothing happened then they did thins to the engine dcanvd this and oiled that ocraped dirt and oil out of tho carburetor cleaned the sparkplugs and oiled everything in sight and out of sight as the motor was absolutely bane dry after that they managed to get things moving bit but to make good job of it lartner hitched the team to the car and towed her up and down tha field one of the boys was at the wheel and oli joy when they came down tho field could hear the engine running buluutl jack vangoozcn tho following ha list of prlao win ners at the brookvlue rural school fair held at brookville on september 13th 035 oaui bonner quart earl stokes lottie macleod annie black lock oats banner sheaf mildred lindsay jean robertson barley no 21 quart wesley macleod herbert blades spring wheat ooosc sheoiherbert blades field corn golden olow sheaf howard frank harold hurrcn jean robertson swoot corn golden bantam donald bruce douguuj anderson ruby mc leod potauics doolcy edna roberton donald terrier dorothy chilcott potatoes irish cobblers dorcna aklns kenneth bullard jean robert to the consternation of the guests uio vicar was very late for the cere mony years after war is he met the bride groom and taking ixlm by the hand remarked well john it is just ten years ago that gave you an awful fright yen nald jolui gloomily and ive still got her canadian cuava mangels doreno aklns oordon hur rcn bosslo early turnips gordon darby alice brucij amilo blocklock ikxstf betty jonea jamcs boynton violet ltolxtuon carrots hope fletcher jean coulter ewart wuon paruilps herbert buulcs arthur blades kutlilocn harris onions dick vonoooxam kcntreth easily solved tills picture took ten yjjors or my time that is longutne just to point picture oh painted it in ten days tho rest of tho time spent trying to ocll il good old opumlsfryou and to gether will never say die until vte have to will we really when heard the ipurr of her engine tertfatf proud as lfi wereslr krslau balm is true elixir of youth refreshes and rejuvenates adds youthful charm to tho complexion softens and beautinot the skin makes hands flawlclsly white indispensable the woman who appreciates subtle dis tinction delightful to use delicately fragrant soothes dry and irritated skin corrects and preserves flaw less toilet requisite for every discerning woman true aid to beauty crested wheat grass farmers in the dry land areas of west ern canada are looking to crested wheat grass as possible solution of their forage crop problems tests and experiments carried on for number pf years in dicate that crested wheat grow is highly adapted to the soli and climatic condi tions in western oanoda especially the short gross plains area it is especially suited to semiarkt conditions and will endure long periods of drought without injury it hoe never been known to suffer from low temperature and uirives on fairly wklo range of soil types tho root systernfcr tranglydevclopodand well adapted to uie utilisation of small amounts of precljitatlon the undency to form sod together with 1u ability to coinjicto micctssfully with wtkla and 1u tolerance of closu raxing and severe trampling add greatly to its value as pasture crop experiments havo shown that crwujd wheaj brar3 maktii very satujuctory turf grass for farm lawil golf course fairways town boulevards ruraj school grounds and other placuj vliere it is not possible to apply waur artificially crcud wheat grass is relished by all classed of live ctock especially horsed tiie line grivn colored atema and abuuil unt leafage inalcfc liay that equals or surpasses all other native grasses la palatablltfy and in nutritive value it excellent seed producer and the fed easily hurwited and tlircslied wlin ordinary farm equipment crested wheat gross ts native of tho suppe region or prairie plains of rusau und western siberia in 1015 small quantity of seed uas planted in cpcrl mental plots by the university of sas malcolm campbell and owned the blue bird when the boys were working with tho car they said nwver inew car like this before and that is what often think but guess what wo mean is not quite the same after she wat running properly the boyti drove down town and got the optimist fixed up with gas oil and another battery and then told them to leave her in the lane and would put her in when was quite alone got into the cor she was dirty dusty and her win dows wem all spotty and smeary but sat in the drivers seat with my hands on the steering wheel and thrilled with the thought that the time had come when the optimist and could be on thty road again two optimists together of course we shall have to go slow and not any great distance from home which perhaps will be just as well for both of us but eveii if wo do no more than run into town it will just be one grand adventure after weeks and weeks of enforced inactivity badly wonted to laugh when the doctor gave me permission to drive just to his office and back ugaln so lie said because thought if lie hiul ever driven model ho would not have given his consent quite so willhiifly anyway when do katcluiwan and in recent years large nimibor of bamplc of seed have been distributed througliout western canada in order tliat it might be tested under wide range of toll types and climatic conditions several thousand pounds of keed liave iku soul and the number of formers wlu will grow the crop for seed is rapidly increasing blfctrjrf one of tlie leading neurologists of england reports on experiment carried oi with uuree soldiers of tha british army asked the three irwn to sub mit themxlv to test designed to measure tlie effect of tlilr menta al titude on their pliyalcal strength thu strength to be registered by slnnle gripping device operated by tlie right hand in their normal state these three taocn luid an uvcrage grip of loi pounds when under hypnosis told them uiey were very weak their utmost effort rsglstered only 3d pound but when atill keeping the hwn under hyynook told them they were very strong fcvetwgtf strength jumped back to the normal 101 pounds and then rose to h3 pounds they were actually 404 stronger when they believed they were strong and actually 10x weaker wlien iney believed tiiey were weak ollkey solving ufos everyday krob ko not make friend of man whom yoxl would regret to see married to your slater if you had one go to town shall be very careful not park wltliln slht of the doctors office in cuiaj the optimist may need little friendly lielp from the crank find any way try to navigate my self the dajs is quite problem tcrday wjit to toun uitli some friend and ualked up street for the tint time in how many ueeks think it is sixteen and thought ului every step took my knee uould double up under me at home use stick for walking around outside but one of my nelgl boh tells me if start using cane rhc wont walk down the street witli so what am to do by uie uay you will remember in peaking of radio speeches uvek or tuo ajjo told you how missed liear inc mackenzie king generally because aac too laay to bother now to lie perfectly fair must tell you uw other side of live story liave lieard mr bennett each time he has broadcast and during lifcs hut speech dropped olf to svwjp in uie middle of it just as he was elo wasnt tnai but iirlnr did not go to sleep he always listens to it all and not word can ue fict ouof him until the broadcast is over it isnt tliat dont take any inuit political situation but do gt fed up with liearlng uie same old story all over again uie same uncompumenury opinion of uie opposition from wliich ever paity happens to be reprunted on uio air ifoiuy ulkjiueuwswtwidrrttake themselves so seriously uiey might be easier to listen to little humor or coodnatured quip at an opponents ex pense might liold uie interest of radio listeners sufficiently to keep uiem from going oh to rleepl or courts uiey are not alt alike take uus agns macpliail for instance wlicii slve starts to speak one always on uie gul vive for what she may liappcn to say next one may not agree with her of course but surely vcn lier wort enemlei will emede uiat uve lioub uie muiw of lier audl tnoe asters kalrecn roberts doris elsley betty jones zlnlafl ronald roberts maurlco itoberu alice bruce afrioonmarigold ruby macleod manputroberiauiaueenwhehl calendulas clutord young bruce ljtdia henry frcncli marigolds bessie early curk armstrong calvin mclntyre corcoptds dotcnc aklns marlon hol terman isabella mcleod living room bouquet els la parchcm marian holurman evelyn holbcrman barred plynmhith rock cockerel kathleen harris jolui curric stanley gollghuy barred plymouui rock pulletstanley gollghuy bob snyder annie blocklock white leglioru cockerel bessie early lowrle edna robertson annletbliwddockt white leghorn pullet bessie early son eileen wrighl primer and first cuu dolls blanket betty jones violet xtobcrtson kcn jieui bullord pourui cuujs neatest patch grain bag bruno casorino george simpsou leonard nightingale third class collection of five knots isabella mclcod ihrlmcr and first class plasticino model of carrot betty jonas fourui cuufr agticultural nolo boo elsie watson marlon elliott edia robertson tjilrd clatt agricultural scrap book doreno akins isabella mcljeod harry simpaon second class qollocuon of wtecds eileen wright margaret robcrtsm almu sliniison primer and first class cutouts of she form animate kenneui bullarc harold humm billy howard picture story telling consist sr third and fourui lois peer roy john sonf tbruce recitation jrrthirdnnddownaud donald rey wilson eileen wright dorothy jolinston live stock naming contest george simpson wallace losby ivan taylor fruit and vegetable naming contest hnrry simpson htlen hunter lillian hunt darning contest marlon elliott elsie watson marguerite kennedy harmonica solo contest bruno cas sorino roy johnson eurier blocklock knltthm jean lowrle product map of canada evoh grant vor kcsds or bunu xw ttiuniss ecleetrl gu ts slmndard tentedy for uie prompt trtment of scalds and burns its healing pow quickly uothes uie pmiu and aids speedy recovery from uie injury xt is also an exeeuent remedy for all manner of cuts bruises and sprains as well as for reliertng the pains arising from nhw various kinds bottle tn the hotae and stable saves many doctor and veterinary fee annie blocklock edna robertson wlutc wyandotte cockerel besb early white wyandotte pullet bessie early margaret robertson calf beef typc kenncui wilson isa bel mclwxl margaret davenport calf holstem nornuin wallace calf jerseys hope fletcher gordon darby market lainh norman wallace showmanslilp calf isabel mclcod hope fletcher kenneui wilson slmwmansliip lamb norman wal lace lferlliejrnsivru5 lard dorothy chllcoot annlo black lock macintosh applet annie blacklock russell lowrle snow apple kenneth buiiard uulsell lourle marcaret robertson baruett pears kennoul bullard aruiur blades elsie allison plate of five tomatoe dorene akinr john currle herbert blades tleld pumpkin isabella mcleod peter mclaren edna robertson pie pumpkin edna robertson keith roberlin kathleen harru hubbard squash konncui bullard bluy hunter vcrle vanslckle citron blanche milne gordon darby doulas anderson muskmvlon edna robertson gordon dirby kenneth bullard writing fourth clast ebilo watwin jack vangooiien muriel mitchell writing ttilrd clam marion holler man doris elsley audrey watson wrltlnbseeond class wyman littl eileen wright kenneui wlkn writing first close clark arm ntron tfeuiwi writing primer clats dorouiy fer ris uavls hamilton phyllis rnberteon open class poster to smuggest need or warble fly control ernect anderson lettle macleod dick vanoooen fourui claims art carl early dick vangooben myrtle inglls third class art pettr mclari marguerite kennedy verle vanslckle rimnri ninss rl wvmnn timr closely resembling the rare guava jelly whlch is rightly considered great deli cacy jelly made from canadian goose berries is highly prized particularly as on accompaniment of meat the can adian gboccbcrry jelly has distinctly flavor and is of beautiful red color naturally uie correct method of making it is essential lo nucccss and to that end uio fruit branch of the dominion de partment of agriculture has prepared the following recipe select firm green bcitlea remove nibs and wush thoroughly allow cup wuter to quarts of fruit mash with potato dasher and prcsa uxrough fruit press huat slowly to boiling pamt and boll nve minutes strain through jelly bag boll ten minutes measure and allow cup bugnr to cup juice boll live mlnutui strain and pour into sterilized glosses when cool seal with patorrin gooseberries can bo employed ouier ways as forcxomplo in gooco berry relish for which uio following is recipe cups gooseberries cups vinegar vi tcaipoon covis teaspoon glngvr cups sugar teospooii cln namon teaspoons salt teaspoon iwppcr boll all togcuicr ten minutes beblg carcrul uiat it docs not burn pour into sterilized jars and seal whljo hot indias millions engaged in farming more uuui b0 per cent of indias jsooooooo inhabitants ore engaged hi agriculture the industry however is in some way centuries behind modem practice despite efforts made by various governmental agricultural deparlmcnta recently dcnianstrauons were put on in tractor plowing according lojhe agrl cuuural pcpartmenl kalionalrairwaya piow ly carrsm on in india by means of bul locks and it is estimated one tractor will displace from eight to ten paint of those animals there is great loss hi india from weeds vast tracld of land being culuvotcd and undeveloped due to tho impossibility of plowing by uie use of ordinary bullock meuiods which turmi furrow not more than or indies dwep kt felt thatwiul fewer bullocks employed room will be left for improve ment in catue stock canadian agricul tural machinery was used in tho tests and proved remarkably tuicocsful whats wrong with cheese canadian factory cheeeo production hi 1034 readied the lowest point in boui quantity and value in uio present cen tury in every year since 1025 the fac tory cheese output lias moved down wurdu losing ground in favor of butter production with view to determine reason for uits evolution which is taking place in uie canadian dairying industry the dominion departrovmt of agriculture is conducung survey of chocso and milk consumptoln in canada the object of uio survey is to learn wliat kinds of clwcso houicholdcrs prefer why thu consumptlon of cliecsc low com pared wlui other countries and how differences in nationality and income influence uie consumption of both milk and cheese xt lt hoped uiat uie in formation gabled will reveal ways whurti by uui returns to the many cheese and milk producers in canada may bo in creased and uie supply to these dairy products may be brought more in lino ilh uie demand of consumrril the cheers indus try in canada is tt very important one producuon hi 105 having amounted to 177072129 pounds in 1934 it totalled 1007g5800 pounds and it is cxiected uiot approximately 70000000 pounds will bo produced in 1035 wiui value of about b250o0 of uie important countries of uio world canadas cansumpuon of cheese pr capita very low amounting to ap proximately 3a pounds per person per vtar on uie ouur halulyconodlons are among the largest butur urs in uio world time tables at acton going eaat daily except sunday 1007 aja daily except sunday 6m3 sunday only ss tho chicago filer uiat pasaes througn here at 31 tastbound stops as georgetown at 040 tn going west dally except sunday bj dolly except sunday 223 pjn daily except sunday 704 pn sunday only bosajn sunday only 11j8 pja standard itme graveyard of the unknown the itrangest war cemetery in tho world is at redlpuglla italy where uio ixjdics of 3000q men urelurlel only dentinedrtheother 24000 graves are uiose of unknown sol diers tiie men were burled in cuch liastc uiat there was no time to find out who uiey were or to wliat componts uiey belonged tiik cemetery lias no rows of wooden or stone crosses or sculptured monuments its tombstonccj are such familiar relics of war us afcro plane propcllors trcncli morlors field kitcliens pieces of aruhcry rifles wlui bayonets fixed and tin hats battered by uie blows of ririe butts and pierced bullets one memorial stone is even an unualrcraft searchlight an open letter to the business folks of acton daimul ivrrlcr ficjjda early fiitet class art gortjau darby grace armstrong jean coulter primer clots art noru jones lem nrd jarrett uutll coe omi class divinity ihiilko pliyllu joniti uartraret davenport mortruerltti kennedy open class vetable plate lsabell macleod marlon hallerman marlon wuolt ttourui class loaf cakj anuo holinci kdna robertson helen hunter third class half doken iva lllneull calvin mclntyre pliyllls jou4 doro uiy mclntyre second class oatmcul drop cooked annie bucuock ivarl koiuudy fcar itarvt ktobcrtson open cwjt krutttnif girls only ooonrlna s4clntyre tdna itobcruon dorwio altbis ysourth class work apron huby mc leod martnltet bruce jnl ilobttrtsou ililrd class lundhemmed duh towvl vtole larchem mildred lind say isabello mclcod soooud class 4lolder fur vua azid pma tevl kcamxly marrt hobest gentlemen you arc frauontiy solicited wc know by salesman for outoftown prinlink houses for lelumcc to bid on your priutinp and this open letter is addressed to you to express our appreciation of the loyally you liave shown to your home printers we venture to believe that this loyalty itas put money into your pockets directly and indirectly directly llccausc your support has justified im in investing the necessary capita to get together the most modem and efficient commercial printing equipment that wc believe any community of this nue in canada posoises result you get printing of high quality at lower priced than would be otherwise possible oftourserlhe out oftown printer may occasionally quote lower price on individual orders of printing in hope of getting more businewi from you but manifestly no outoftown printer can hope to compete in price or service on your year round general printing requirements with local printing establishment such as ours arrow bus schedule efkkctive may 5lh 10is leave westbound is iis 95 knlz15 ni 415 ttt615 11j5 standard itme 1leave eastbouno 530 ka 810 tc kn dally except sunday 1120 210 kn 110 kn c00 to 0j10 kn mnekalues planned to all points in canada uniteu states mexico consult localagent wrasnrestatjksnt central ontario bus lines toronto wt patterson ro speelouai in ftje orthopilo treatment 108 wjwuuun sl next rfptfc 3108 quality aecnmey fleirt savage 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