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ssiiiu r- urjlli a x l thactotk fjiee press thosdaxtra3ne ifi 1832 hsr sl th homltof 3j alton jf m p waa member canadian weekly newspaper aitoclsrton member osudsquebee muifon c wn a the acton free press pnblubed eycrv thursday evening at the freenesa baildlna mill street actca ontario the subscription prict i faeo per tear in advance poatajn charged additional to offices in the united states aajj hlh h4ylvii r paid ia indicated on the address label advertising rates for small nndatsl- fied advertisements and in other columns the rate will be found at head of colnmn dia- play advertising rates on application g kr dills editor and proprietor accidents and compensation there weye 3 ac reported to thewatk mens compensation bdard during the month of may as compared with 3518 during apriland 4329 during may a year ago the fatal cases number 18 as against 23 m april and 35 last may the total benefits awarded amounted to 42635161 of which 35470818 was for compensation and 7164343 for medical ajdas compared with 43816475 awarded in april and 46320637 in may a year ago chronicwof ginger worm written spec or the vtut vt gwendolens p oiaske a successful community event the s festival event planned and carried out by the newlyorganized business mens associa tion seems to be generally conceded to have been mosp successful it was a new line of community endeavor in acton but it had wife support of the town and district like other community events that have been so successful here it demonstrated con clusively to all fhat acton is a good place in which- to shop and vhat the merchants are prepared tooffer values that cortiparefavorably with any other centre large or small the whole event was characterized by the community spirit that has predominated j acton the business places did not merely advocate 40th anniversary ojp balada tea company r th i forty years ago this jjnonth in tin unpretentious httlo building oh rrtnit street in toronto the soluda tor com pany packed lt first pound of tea founded in 1892 by tho into howablo eetor larltln the business progressed j telephones- editorial and bnabwaa oaaea residence m huyingin actonjbutbacked upjhejoyalty argument with a demonstration of values that pleased all who were fortunate enough to secure their share in the festival offerings acton business men have every reason to feel gratified and encouraged with their first effort the appreciation shown by buyers of the various features of the whole event and the crowds that participated were ample demonstration of suc cess ttals weekend x am glad to say partner win be able to sit up and take nourishment in fact for the last few days he lias been surprisingly able to do that and a good many other things such as milk cows and turn the separator for a solid twenty minutes at a time and many other chores am i glad am i well t suppose every woman and every child is familiar with the hushed atmosphere of the home when father gets alckl i will leave the rest to your imagination involved explanation is tedious and after all one must leave something to the imagina tion of the reader what do you think last thursday i was going through the garden and stop ped to pull a wild carrot but i didnt pull jt instead of that i picked from it a really magnificent moth oh how i wish everyone of you could have seen neverb had editorial notes no secondraters when young people do outstanding work in the positions they occupy the onlooker is interested to know the reason sometimes it is ambition the young fellow determined to rise to the top knows he must make his mark from the start sometimes although rarely it is apprehension there are young people filling their positions adequately because they have a dread of losing their jobs sometimes it is competition there are workers who will not be surpassed by a fellowworker no matter how much it costs some of these reasons are better than others but the best of all is this that young people hn th best work of w they are capable because they cannot retain their selfrespect and du any thing else snch young people may have their own am- pitions they may have pride in doing as well as anotherbutthese arelnotjtheir dominating motives the real reason for their superior work is that their consciences will not let them be satisfied with giving secondrate service the lindbergh tragedy and the handling of the case by the american police and officials has been a sorry affair and rather a poor example to instil a respect for law and order in the republic at the south the average baseball fan around here wishes that the o b a a would make up its mind regarding the eligibility or ineligibility of players and get on with the ball games on the field and out of the com mittee room and from the county town at milton one reads the following men are busy cutting the lortg grass on the streets thus improving the appearance of the town can it be that the traffic is now as little as that in milton which once boasted of so many cars every saturday night a lot of explaining it seems to be generally conceded that the depres- with all other prices and wages on the declinedsron cannot be helped by bemoaning the fact of its- it would seem a very inopportune time for the countyl councillors to arrange an increase in salaries true a new act now enables the councillors to collect mileage only in one direction but the increase from four dollars to six dollars per session will more than compensate for the loss in mileage and will raise the total amount payable by the taxpayers for- councillors salaries and allowances if an estimate of the difference were made it in all probability would reveal that the amount is not considerable but the fact is that it is an increase when other com- modities and wages are otlthe decrease or at least stationary it will take a considerable amount of u explaining by county councillors to voters and it is questionable if the amount will be worth the explain ing that will be required a lower county rate to the municipalities would be the finest bit of antipain dope but it is doubtful if such magic can be produc ed by the couqty representatives t farmeis organizing the activity in farmers organization work and the plans for a delegation to ottawa fo place before the government the requirements of jpanadas basic industry give the impression that the agriculturists are making an earnest study of a way out of their present difficulties whether the government can be of any more assistance to this problem than it has been to the unemployment issue remains to be seen it appears that the first move is always to look to governments for help and leadership it is fully realized that a return of normal conditions cannot be expected until a better price is secured for the products of the farm the need for every class to study the conditions that confront that particular activity has always been the farmers former organization possibly branched out rather too wide- ly in the political and merchandising fields but un- doubtedly the mistakes of the former organization will be remembered in the present plans and a closer study will be made of farming problems which are plenty at any time everyone will encourage and welcome this renewed organization activity of farm- era t co and work togethe f t c g aruitem yejad the jther day was apjpro- rwifteto trth cooperation idea when it submitted fees- jajjsjjfg jp an example and pointed out that fcitiiticf t thebun it was s the consumption of gasoline in ontario for the six months ended april 30 1932 amounted to 104000000 gallons an increase of 6000000 gallons compared with the consumption in the corresponding period in 193031 or six per cent despite a slightly decreased registration of mooter vehicles existence and now many- are turning to making the best of conditions and finding the surej way out by seeking ways and means of meeting the unusual state of affairs that has made itself the usual the mineral production in the province of mani toba was nearly doubled in 1931 according to final official figures just issued in 1931 the value of production was 10004209 as compared with 5453- 182 in 1930 the total includes the value of metallics nonmetallcs clay products and sfructural products fergus was honored by the honor recently paid dr groves sr when at a public function present ed the groves memorial hospital to the municipality here is another man who stuck to the home com munity and brought honor to himself and to his home town without the assistance of the wider field in the city and in ontario where the liquor control act allows of easy access to the standard brands of in toxicating liquors three deaths from drinking wood alcohol occurred the other day right in the city of toronto with its plentitude of government liquor stores the liquor control act isnt the cureall of the evil 1 act in 1931 the port of montreal handled 7757203 tons of freight exclusive of 89512312 bushels of gram of which 5 bu wer wheat dur the beautiful creature r seen anything in tne moth family approaching it for size it had a wing spread of oyer five inches and its body fatter than that of a bumble bee was about one and a half inches long the wings had a fawn background with patches of orange and white and ji patch like a crescent moon on each lower wing and a round white patch on each upper tving the body was white with black rings the head orange and the undqr part of the wings had a sheen lke peacocks feathers i am going to all this explanation in the hope that perhaps someone better informed than i on the subject might possibly toe able to enlighten me as to what species of moth it was i have shown it to all kinds of people some whom i knew would be interested and some whom i was equally sure toad no more love for the beautiful than- a cat yet one and all were driven toexclaim when they saw the wondrous beauty of my winged discovery it was when i was going down for the mall that i found my moth and then in the mail among other papers that came that morning was macleans magazine and in it 1 came across a poem called hard times the first verse of which fan thus you wouldnt think that poverty could teach you anything that drought and wind and empty fields could make a fellow sing but i have learned that life holds more than all i ever knew the deep abiding lovely things that live and stay with you edna jaque dont you love that last line the f abiding lovely thin that live and stay with you doesnt it seem to unloose a whole lot of thoughts and feelings that you want to give expression to and cant what a pity we cant realize the truth ofitmore fully and appreciate it there are some things that even depression cannot take away from us the twentyfour hours of each wonderful day birds and flowers and trees the loyalty and friendship of our fellowmen the engaging trustfulness of little children and the love of god it is a comforting thought that in these days of deprivation there is yet so much wth which weneednot part we had another pleasant experrencq this week in a visit to a nearby nursery it was a large nursery ownfd by a man who loved his work he didnt tell us so but it was obvious in his every ges ture the care with which he handled growing things the inflection in his voice as he described them and the thoughtfulness he showed for the little birds that nested in his greenhouses he told us of one little songsparrow that had come back every spring for the last twenty years and the care he took to protect ltstiest humming birds flitted in and out so frequently that he said tliey hardly noticed them then he showed us a robins nest built hn a flower pot right on a level with his head and in a spot where he and his men were most frequently working in the nest there were two eggs and one ittle fledgling and further down the greenhouse mother robin was scolding tremendously at strangers daring to go near her nest the children were so interested in everything they saw it was worth the trip if only as a means of education we had a lovely drive home through sunlight roads where bluebirds and bob- ollnks flew hither and thither on the fonces and cows here and there munch ed their way contentedly along the road side the one thing we saw which was not so good was an automobile accident or rather we saw the result of it after thaf we drove the optimist even more carefully an i am glad to say it carrjed us safely and triumphantly home once more been opened in- montreal two yban later tho tjhliedi statcrtrjnrkot wan in vaded and on offlcoopenodln buffalo today three of tho largest and finest warehouses in the world devoted ex clusively to the packing of tea stand as a memorial to the founder located in toronto montreal and in boston the scene of the memorable tea party which precipitated the revolutionary war the canadian market was then con trolled by china and japan teas tho largest sale being china tea of poor quality tlfcse teas were being sold from chests exposed to air dust damp ness foreign odors and so forth all detrimental to the quality of tea in england which was and still is the greatest teadflnklng country in the world ceylon and indian teas of fine quality had practically displaced china teas and it occurred to lnrkin- that canadians also would prefer these finer teas he consequently introduced a royirvn nnd indian b to this con- the 40 anniversary 1 0fy 1 h i for 40 years salada has given the finest quality in tea present prices are the lowest in 15 years flgurinci wohsk than finger ing tinent he then conceived the idea of packing dt in mgtal packages hi order that it would reach the consumer un impaired by dampness store odors etc this step revolutionized the tea market on this continent he sought a name for his product and decided on satlada which was the name of an old indian tea garden all that was left now was to tell the public about it he wisely decided that the quickest and cheapest way to do this was by means of the newspaper the result was so gratifying that he continued to use the newspapers as his chief adver tising vehicle from that day he strove always to glve the public the finest quality tea he could at the price and then advertise it for all he was worth his achievment is the largest sell ing package tea in north america what do you find the most difficult thing on the piano sto paythe instalments meaning just what mary mrs allblow was telling me hi r daughter married a man of means oattlr and shsr3ghj jozjitxberi was ever a man who means to do this that and the other and never does an tnnghes the one debts cottiected the sooner you send your list of out tahdlng accounts to kelly aiken r the collectors at orangcvllle the queker jou ul hvi fund on hand to meet jur 2wjixijiiirjinnu established lgoct and still lead ihc field new way to sell potatoes a recent market report from toronto states that the alllston branch of the central ontario potato growers market ing association has sold a quantity of canada fancy potatoes in 15rt bags which retail ati8 cents each in toronto tms s at the rate of 45 cents net on the basis of the standard 90tb bag or considerably above prices obtainable in ordinary containers economic annalist are you interested in saving money shredded heat two biscuits and milk make a complete meal for a few cents ttadm in canada with canadian rvacat the canadian shredded wheat cohpany ltd ing the year 81 1 transatlantic and 4000 inland vessels arrived at montreal the revenue of the port during the year was- 4500459 montreal on the river st lawrence 1000 miles from the atlantic is the largesf fniahd port in the world heavy smoke and noxious fumes in industrial centres were branded as responsible for high death rates from cancer bone diseases among children for pelvic bone deficiencies necessitating ceasarian o and f th spread ftf tu common colds and influenza at the session of the smoke prevention association- convention at the rdyhl york hotel anotherjhing that folk out in the smaller communities dont have to worry about thoughts from the apocrypha it is better to give alms than to lay up gold help the poor for the commandments sake and turn lim not away because of his poverty help thy neighbor according to thy power and beware that thou thyself fall not into the same t do good to the godly man and then shalt find a recompense and if not from him yet from the most high he that requlteth good turns is mlnd- fufl of that which may come hereafter and when he falleth he rlndeth a stay if thou hast abundance give alms ac cordlngly if thou haver but little mnot afraid to give according to that little for thou 1 layest up a 1 good treasure for thyself against the day of necessity sweet dcadnpi fall in liber thoumt to tool and chnr tim trail and flower 1 and bargatnm flotlt in carrolt ad to make the thrifty people glad b ff 1 king our sardines tin 16c victory red coixm salmon l tin 23c parxico kippar snacks s tin 25c 39 connor totaato saace and herring tin 15c stbctal lobster sandwich spread raurry 2 om uc 2 15 a4qwrice is one of two things twotkingn thai gotomakea bargain the other ia quality and thats moat important carroll prices are lower but never at the expense of quality thats on reason fhy carrouihopping is so satuf actory bargains galore and quality the jceynote of every one special prices good from june 16 to 23 carroll s carroll braamaat bacon carroll old cheese carroua ham bologna pound 16c libbya corned beef 12oi tin 16c shbgial prunes lara i to 60a i 2s special aylmer tidbit pineapple no 2 tin 15 pound pound limited 16c s c ib 23 shortening eaiifinl or domestic 2 p 19c palm shrimps 2 tins 3 fancy lobster eacie or beaver u 27c santa clara larca so to 60a 3 bs aylmer berries baft w 4 tin 25 hau vinegar w 16c blaarubboa mayonnaix jar 23c neauve evaporated milk8lor83e mclarana asserts 5 jelly- 4fofa3e ftha original 1 mhttta oatflakes84c carroaowb corhlfkes15c quake irradiated muffets swttc 1 pep bra 2i27c m t special- gold soap 10 oar 3s special- oxypol i special t- chipso d 19 destroy fbaa whfc flygo 29c wibaaia fly pads 3 v25c floorwax33c f bon ton to tissue droll 25c carroltaotra cleanser gthnrsrr th old favorite panshine3tin25c chat oft ft scourer h 10c jvircal 3tot polish 2ih23t a 6ney potatoes lbs for 2 new carrots bunches tor 25c 4sc lemons per dpzerr l grapefruit 28c i large v oranies per s f rwirrtvir iupy mill phone 158 b 0 jst tj