Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 1, 1932, p. 6

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jtj it iffhb acton free press thursday september 1 1bs2 m k y f- y k r kr is v 1 do not like to- hear him pray who loans at twentyfive per cent- rr hen i think the borrower may be pressed to pay for food and drink and ifc that book we all hau need which says thclsader shall be blest as sure as i have eyes to read it does not ia take interest xdo not like to hear him pray on bended knees about an hour for grace to spend aright the day wte knows his neighbor has no flour id rather see him go to mill and buy the luckless brother bread and see the children eat their fill and laugh beneath their humble shed i do no liketo hear him pray let blessings on the widow be who never seeks iher home to say- if want oertakes you come to me 1 hate she prayer so loud and long thats offered for the orphans weal by him who sees hini crushed by wrong and only with the lips doth feel i do not like hear her pray with jewelled ear and silken dress whose wasber woman tolls by day and then is asked to work formless such nious shavers i despise with folded hands and face demure they lift to heaven their angel eyes then steal the earnings of the poor i do not like such soulless prayers if wrong i hope to be forgiven no angels wing them upward bears theyre lost a million miles from heaven 1 4 menu hints beetpes far new and novel dishes household ideas and sng use your freezer use your freezer these days mafce tasteful bites filled with nourishment to take the place of hot heavy foods rroaen dishes not only co such healthful foods as milk cream and eggs but sugar as well sugar by the way is tlhe kind of quiekenergy fuel tfred mus cles need on a hot day try these un usual frozen dishes frozen oustard 1 tablespoon flour cup sugar i cup milk 1 egg 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 cups cream whipped mix sugar and flour add to milk and cook three minutes stirring constantly add egg slightly beaten and cook an other two minutes cool add vanilla and whipped cream freeze apricot mousse 2 cups apricot pulp cu suga 2 cups heavy cream 2 teaspoons gelatin 3 tablespoons cold water soak gelatin in cold water dissolve over not water to the strained apricot pulp add the dissolved gelatin- and sugar cool whip the cream stiff fold in lightly to first mixture freeze with o stir e i pa i i a saltr i want to see the old home again dear home far across the sea day and night for thee im sadly yearn ing loved ones alll inall to me fondly wait the hour of my returning as i watch the swallows on their hcnie- ward way speeding oer the restless foam pain would i be flying for 0 my heart is sighing sighing for the dear old home i long years cannot soothe my pain absence- only makes the heart grow fonder ofttimes down the village lane in some happy dream i seem to wander loving lips are meeting in a tender kiss loving souls wiih rature thrih eyes ate brightly glowing and tears of joy are flowing p or in the mechanical refrigerator orange salad piquant r serves 6 6 tablespoons lemon juice 6 oranges u 3 tablespoons oil i teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper watercress pare oranges and slice combine lemon juice oil and seasonings marinate orange slices and watercress with lemon and oil mixture arrange orange slices in circle on beds of watercress allowing a liberal serving of watercress this salad is high in vitamin aand vitamin o content two important food factors not likely to be in economy menus unusual frozen dishes some of the most delicious frozen dishes imaginable may be made at home here are two that will please the family and cause guests to ask for the recipes the surest proof that your food appeals peach- ice cream then i wake anexile still i want to see the dear old home again the cottage in the little winding lane i can see the roses climbing i hear the sweet bell chiming and im longing for the dear old home again the other day i was talking to the editor of the free press and he told me place ope stone bore the date of 1832 and othersshowed that the persons had comeout from the old land m the early eighties and settled bere they carved out the beginnings for this community and laid well the foundations of aoton i imagine it was to prevent such an- other happening that the present fair- view cemetery was put into a condition whereby care for all the plots would be maintained it is just fine that such a move has been made but it is too bad such ah example as the pioneers ceme tery must also remain to urge us on to the care of the graves of departedones 1 could go on and name the pioneers whose graves are marked in this spot but i understand nelson moore is making a record of itlhe plots and graves and this is certainly very pralsewortjhy i admit you teaily have to see the pioneers cemetery to get- an idea of its condition maybe the fine condition if falrview now makes this other spot seem worse too- what can be done about this place has been a question for many years every once in a while a movement is made to start some improvement be cause it is nokxontdnuous the work that is done aftera few years has all gone jfov naught and been wasted effort i looked out over the green expanse of actons park as i left this plot where actons- pioneers were resting memory carried me back just a few short years to when it was little more than a hay- fleld what had made the difference a level ground and o lawhmower drawn by a horse had been largely responsible but a horsedrawn lawfi inower could not operate in the cemetery as it now stands one operated by men would require the constant supervision of one man a good deal of time after the place was first put into condition piecing the two thoughts together it seemed to me to be the logical thing to level off the ground all the stones would need to be gathered into one spot in the centre and buuttotoonfclargeftffalr no lehntthey could be read and deciphered then the ground could be maintained in decent shape with the same mower that oper ates so successfully in the park the identity of the individual graves would be lost the record and plan of the old cemetery should be made end preserved before this was done dese cration some will say of a hallowed spot i i say that the present condition is worse than desecration after a view of acton pioneers cemetery tt1 never be able to sing o canada with the same vim until the place is fixed up and i think there are more that will have some of the words stick in their throat if they let their mind wander back to this neglected ground where canadian fore bears remains have gone back to the earth there now ive filled my whole space bithnesubjectthisweekrbutfolksi 1 package vanilla arrowroot pudding 2 cups milk cup sugar 1 cup fresh peaches 1 cup cream mix vanilla arrowroot pudding with milk andsugar bring to b stirring constantly remove from fire add 1 cup fresh jteach pulp alio to cool whip cream and fold into cooled pudding mix ture freeze quickly about 3 or 4 hours make about 1 quart plus coffee ice cream 1 package vanilla arrowroot pudding 1 cups milk cups strong dated coffee 1 cup cream cup sugar mix vanilla arrowroot pudding with 1 cup milk coffee and cup of the cream bring to a boll stirring con stantly remove from fire add sugar cool slightly and pour into refrigerator freezing tray let freeze about 1 hour until starting to freeze mix remain ing clip cream with remaining vc cup milk whip until stiff fold into pud ding mlxlurjj freeze quickly about 3 or 4 hours makes about 1 quart a job for scd2nce v percy just now we are trying to in vent a universal solvent uttneijwhat is that 2rcy a liquid that will dissolve any- imn sikaj4nfl thats wonderful but what ktvfjaipmsto keep it in when yu find i might get a real story for my column if fwent back of the new arena in the park i wasnt so dumb that i didnt understand what he meant i hadnt seen the old cemetery for some years and there is little improvement there the pastfewyears7 1 wlllassure you i wandered i in back of the arena and got around the end of the fence where the big willow tree used to be and spent an hour or so in this forgotten spot t later in a tide along maui street i noticed that two signs have been erecfed pointing the way to acton pioneers cemetery in the right of way continu ing river street to this spot there used to be a big high board fence all around the cemetery and a big wooden gate af- thls entrance patches of the fence remain but the only respectable bit of fence is along the back of the arena and it appears of recent wire construc tion here and tjiere is the odd plot that has received some care from those who remember like an oasis in the desert these bifs of cut grass and readable marble slabs stand out i dont recollect that theoejneteryjvaa first called thi pioneers cemetery but whoever gave it this name was very apt in putting the matter in a few words here is the resting place of the earthly remains of the adams family prom out among a thickness of shrubbery and undergrowth that cannot be penetrated can be seen the stone that marks the grave of zenas adams no doubt other marble slabs are buried under this growth all along the main street side of the cemetery 4s a dense growth that almost stops the search for graves with out the use of an axe the place has apparently too been used to some extent as a dumping ground lor piles of tin cans and rubbish are along the place where the fence once enclosed the ceme tery the knox streef side is little better in appearance and almost forbids any effort to learn of the graves hat are there about the centre of the cemetery is the grave or robert swan actons first post master and tlie man who named this community a weather beaten marble slab gives the details of his birth and death the surroundings ore mat as they should be to honor the memory or actons pioneers along the river street side the old wooden fence has plmost all disappear ed the view is of nothing- but the swale that clutters the stream joining fairy lake and corporation pond it is not an impressive sight to say the least the stretch back of the arena has been levelled off at some time here and there arc plots hat give some evidence of attention but in such a wilderness we can imagine anyone feel ing what is the use actons pioneers i yes every grave la a pioneers resting just felt it was my duty to call this to the attention of my readers after i had had my attention called to it i have tried not to be personal in anything i have said because i dont believe the responsibility is a personal one we all owe a little bit surely to these pioneers and whatever move is made toward im provement let us all try to be helpful a not a hindrance slats diary by bobs parqohab friday eb martins dauter dont eat enuff to keep a burd alive bb says so now he lias got a noshun to let her study to be a artist and draw pitch ers saterday well i tryed my ferst roller sfcateirlg to day and every buddy has ben a telling me that you must havjs good strong ankels to lern to roller skate but my opinion is that in my ankels issent wear i need the most strength sum way the cushens on thai chairs here at home dont feej as thick as they used to feel sunday ant emmy has borryed all the dixlonarys in the neiborhood and still says she hassent ben able to find the wird so menny singers is useing the new- wird is boop a doopvw sum thing of the sort or uther munday they was a felto drove threw the windows down at the dry goods store today and when they a rested him he sed he was aiming fer a garage well they tuk him down to the jale- and ant emmy sed they find him 100 and costs fer auto intoxlcasian teusday joe hlx was here at are house today and was tawking to ant emmy and ma and he sed he haddent wlrkcd sence the weak follering easter and ant emmy who is very very kind harted suggested that he take a run up to jackson and mebby he mite get a job becuz she herd they aws a strike on and mebby he cud get a job as a striker even if he haddent never had no xperlence wensday jake is very supperstishus and yesterday wile he was stuping down to pick a 4 leaf clover a- bumble be stung him close to his hip pocket and now he is wandering weather a black cat must of crost his path and give him bad luck mebby thirsday blisters says he wont play enny more tennis with cecil craw becuz cecil is a bad looser well personlyjl druther play with a bad looser than with a good winner so mebby i will rive him a game r the two jdeys by arthur b rhinow its smart to be thrifty yons mary slttln on the other side of the bus are ye no goin to speak to herv whist mon she hasna paid her fare yet your wife needs a change said the doctor salt air will cure her the next time the physician called he found sandy sitting by the bedside fanning his wife with a herring twas christmas eve the scotsman looked at his little jamie as he lay slumbering sighing he took a heavy pistol from a drawer he crept to the window a loud report shook the cot tage v father cried jamie wakening from toahoalthy success his sleep what was that noise santa claus replied the scotsman santa claus just committed suicide glasgow proprietor of a motion picture house was impressed on a visit to this country by some of theschemes used to draw trade one sign in particular met his approval all persons over 5 yea admitted free on his return fie hastened to put the scheme into opera tion on a poster in front of his palace was displayed the- notice all persons over 60 years of age admitted free if accompanleaby their parents mining by hose pipe one of the most extraordinary ways of extracting metals from the body of this world of curs is that to be seen in the tin mines of the malay states with the exception of precious metals such as gold silver platinum and radium tin is pow the most valuable in the world often the tinbearing ground rises cliff- like from the plain mining is then car ried on not by orthodox methods but with the help of a superhose pipe this hose throws a thin jet of water at a pressure of more than 200 pounds to the square inch until one has seen such a jet it is almost impossible to realize what it is like the strongest man for instance could not cut through the jet near the nozzle of a hose with a heavy sword if he tried a broken blade and probably a brcken arm would result the jet is directed against the face of the cliff which crumbles away almost as though it had been blown up by dynamite the gentleman in charge of the safe deposit vault showed me how to open the little compartments containing the tin boxes with the valuables of the depositors it takes two keys to open each com partment he explained the guard key and the depositors key neither the guard key alone nor the depositors key alone can open the lock the first turn is made by the guard key and the last turn toy the depositors key then with- outanytragicats6sametthe interesting very interesting not only to locksmiths depositors bank presidents and the public in general but also to me and i pondered on there are two keys to success one is in yourpossession your dihgence per severance and thrift will go far toward opening the lock to the treasure chamber of success but another key is neces sary the key that represents the power that rules the universe if you only depend upon your own will and power the results of your efforts will give you thrills but not satisfaction you must work in harmony with the almighty to achieve true success your key must cooperate with gods key when your will is attuned- to gods will you are bound to be a success no matter how much the world may rate you as a failure ora et labora is an old latin proverb meaning pray and work not work alone nor prayer alone but prayer and work work alonei without god makes us selfish in greed and pride and prayer alone ends in religious sentimen tality prayer and work are the two keys dangerous companions there are some people whose mission in life seems to be to throw cold water whatever is suggested they have an objection to offer they oan always see insuperable d in the way at any undertaking they advise other people to be careful to think a long time before attempting bhav which they have in mind they shake their heads if a friend is indiscreet enough to confide til them his secret ambition other people ore born encouragers they take the hopeful view when you talk with them you find your selfcon fidence mysteriously re that hopeless feeling is replaced by power arid determination the people who throw cold water may have many excellent traits but they are dangerous companions just the same you cannot afford to associate with those who weaken your selfconfidence bigger and better expert viewing the newrich acres yes ybu can have a splendid golf course here of eighteen holes ncwrlph eighteen holes oh i can afford something better than that well take iln the next farm and make it thirty mather graves worm exterminator will drive worms from the system with out injury to the child because its action while fully effeclive is mild acton fall fail september 2021 1932 k special prize list hdllse specials no 1 best high stepping horse in harness 1st by a mclsaae cash 400j2nd by geo edwards cash 160 5 50 2 best single turnout 1st by daymond motors ouelph cash 300 2nd by w d talbot oash 200 5 00 3 best llghtepre8shorse by dr h a coxe cash 1st 300 2nd 200 5 00 4 best lady driver 1st f w wright- cash 3d0 2nd by doughty mcfarlane seed merchants guelph cash 200- 5 00 5 best pair of saddle horses 1st by acker furniture co one solid walnut end table value 3j00 2nd by charles w barber side of bacon value 200 5 00 6 best colt one or two years old sired by a thoroughbred horse suitable for a hunter by duncan campbell cash 1st 300 2nd 200 3rd by c wilson cash 100 6 00 7 best high jumping horse three out of five tests by bank of montreal acton cash 1st 500 2nd 300 3rd 200 10 00 8 best agricultural broodmare 1st by geo cowie whiffletrees value 400 this special to apply to class 2 section 1 4 00 d best draught agricultural or general purpose animal on the grounds championship badge 10 best agricultural team 1st by eastern steel products ltd preston round end tank 2 feet by 23 inches by 6 feet listed af 1085 this special to take the place of 1st prize class 4 section 2 10 85 11 best and fastest road horse speed 60 per cent conformation and soundness 40 per cent to be driven once around the track to a fourwheeled vehicle without boots or hobbles to give three exhibitions of speed 1st by j m mcdonald j p cash 600 2nd by win cooper cash 300 8 00 12 best handled team hitched to a wagon driven by a boy under 16 years by j w barberee 1st 10 per cent off goods purchased up to 15000 2nd 5 per cent off goods purchased up to 15000 22 50 12a best spring colt sired by brilliant by william brennan to be deducted off service fee for 1933 1st 5007 2nd 300 3rd 200 10 00 cattle specials 13 best herd of shorthorn cattle 1 bull and four females 1st by gilson manufacturing co guelph 6 plow shares value 600 this special to apply to class 8 section 8 first prize 6 00 14 best baby beef 1st by d dwaldle cash 3 00 2nd by r j kerr cash 200 5 00 15 best herd of jersey cattle 1 bull and 4 females 1st by ontario bakery guelph bread tickets value 45 40 2nd by acton u f w o cash 200 7 40 16 best dairy gow any breed 1st by chas mckeown president cash 300 2nijty l starkman cash 2 00 5 00 sheep hog and poultry specials 17 best pair of fine woolled ewe lambs exhibited by a boy or girl under 14 years by fred smith rockwood 20 pounds of honey to be received at edwards bakery value 2 00 18 best pair of marketable wether lambs 1st by g w murray cash 200 2nd by fred davison cash 100 3 00 19 best boar and s most suitable to produce bacon type 1st by j n onell son georgetown cash 200 2nd by geo edwards cash 150 3 50 20 best pair of hogs weight from 190 to 230 pounds by ritchie agar cash 1st 300 2nd 200 5 00 21 best pen of 12 bredtolay pullets s c white leghorns or i b p hocks by m edwards co cash 1st 200 2nd 1 00 3 00 grain root and vegetable specials 22 best collection of farm produce including grain roots vegetables fruit flowers domestic science ladies fancy work and childrens work not more than 40 samples gardeners not eligible by king mceachern 1st 3 gallons of motor oil value 375 2nd 2 gallons of motor oil value 250 business directory mkdioal dr j a mcniven phrriclan sod sargoen office and residence corner boim avenue and elgin street legal h phone no 22 p o box m harold nash farmer m a burrlaur solicitor notary pabue fonveyaoeefe bte perryman block acton ont money lent on mortgages hours 930 a m to 600 p m saturdays 1200 oclock kenneth m langdon banister solicitor notary fobua offices acton georgetown over t seynucka cafe main street 8 for appointments phone acton 65 r georgetown 88 office hours acton tuesday and thursday 115 p m to 530 p m even ings on request dental j buchanan d d s dental surgeon office in tlnhman slock 9 a m until 6 p m svenlnfi by appointment gas for extractions closed au day wednesday phone 148 hours p w pearen d d s ld 8 dental surgeon successor to late dr j m bell phone 29 mill street aoton miscellaneous francis nunan bookbinder account books of all kinds made to order periodicals of every description carefully bound ruling neatly and promptly done wyndham street guelph out over williams store watchmaker jeweller j h jordan georgetown expert repairs prompt service we have for years been doing repairs i for other jewellers across canada m are quite capable of doing yours collections jjovve get results a toronto client writes i must say that i am very pleased with your work in hand- llng my collections i had con sidered these almost hopeless july 29 1932 kelly aiken the collectors orangevhxe ontario est 1890 tel jno 90 6 25 23 best collection 3 mangolds 3 turndps 2 pumpkins and 2 cabbages by woodhall musseue goods from greenhouse value 1st 300 2nd 300 24 best two bags cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by dr j a mcniven cash 25 best bushel cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by a t brown cash 26 best bag potatoes donor to receive same by john mowat cash 27 sest bag cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by j c matthews cash 28 best bag of potatoes donor to receive same by j w jones cash 29 best twojbushels certified dooley potatoes samples to be shown by woodhall musselle goods from greenhouse value 29a best 100 lbs brewers barley by the brewers association cash 1st 1000 2nd 500 3rd 200 j- i v 0 fruit specials j10 best jbushel6f king apples sample to be- shown donor to receive same in october by dr e j nelson cash 31 best bushel spy apples same to be shown donor to receive same in october by g h lantz cash 32 best barrel spy apples sample to be shown donor fetreceive same in october by kenney bros cash 33 best bushel of spy apples sample to be shown apples to be delivered to moorecroft in october by estate of late h p moore cash 34 best bushel of mcintosh red apples sample to be shown apples to be delivered to moorecroft in october by the estate of the late h p moore cosh 35 best bag of spy apples donor to receive same by j o matthews sample to be shown delivery later cash 36 best barrel of spy apples sample to be shown to be delivered later by jas symon one silver bake dish value 37 best bag spy apples sample to be shown delivery later service at the beauty parlor by miss jessie russell value 38 best bag st lawrence apples sample to be shown donor td receive same service in the beauty parlor by miss jessie russell value 39 best bag spy apples sample to be nhown delivery in october donor to receive same by johnstone rumley cash t still celebrating our 5th anniversary we find it advisable in con sideration of many patrons who called at our office during our 25th anniversary celebfatlon and were not waited on to continue the anniversary discount on into august we are delighted that this event has proven so successful and par ticularly that so many of our older patrons were able to take advant age of this unusual offer one third off during august aidsayage registered optometrist by government examination savage building guelph pics 3fla best bushel spy apples sample to be shown delivery later donor toreceive same by e e batr cash 39b best bushel of snow apples sample tobo- shown delivery later jlonor to receive same by e e barr cash concluded on fage seven 2 00 2 00 2 00 6 50 3 00 2 00 3 00 2 50 a so r mtomers ev onstomeni may bvgotten by getting yoar story idle new lands printed sabs- nuuwhigwawln t wsr i jw s

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