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s nunc two u the acton tree press tlruasdav november 7ul 1011 3e published every tfauraday i actoa ontario la c sunschimon uatesu united stelea e additional stawia ii i and new addrassaa ehould be given wliea vhtnn addreaa la requested cancellations we find thai oai ol out eub acribara prefer not to have ihclr subacripllone letetnipled i ear thsv fall to rmil i lor aplratioe while eub tcriptioaa will not b carried in arreara over eatemlad period vet unless ara notified to cancel wa aaauaaa lha subtcrlbcr wialtes th iwrki continued advertising hates on applkatjof and aa given in yarioua column headings fl altlioimb everv precaution will lie taken lo avoid trror tlia free preaa accepta advcrlialna in lie column ob tba undaretandlng that it will not la liable lor any irmr in any advertisement publiehed hereunder oaun a proof ol audi advancement la requeated in writing by lha arfverliacr and returned to tba pre preaa bualnaaa office calf ainned by tlia advertiacr and with auch error or corrections plainly noted in writing thereon and in that case ii any error ao noted la not corrected by tba free preaa ita liability abatl not eaeeed auch a proportion of the entire cut of auch advertisement the apace occupicl by the n trl err r bear to hie wh le apace occupied by ucb advertisement alt of dills ldllo tfi fi honks ldit rial an i ii i ileallcnce p a rim en t charged with and pmd for law enforce ment is geared and rendy to cope with the situation before expecting the general publics cooperation mr conant and other members of the ontario gov ernment we submit that there is yifllcfcnt affnirs to occupy your attention irf the provincial field at all times without any deep concern over dominion matters remembrance next mondn is ntmcmbrancc day a d ly whose significance lies in the fact that it marked the close of another war- just twenty two years ago a war that we nil professed to hope was a war lu end wars but some place in those twenty i two years we have failed and so as we ohserve j remembrance day in i 140 we do it amid the same scenes that wc did in 191 i to l i for that reason remembrance day this car has n different significance from twenty one others that i have been observed another world war has been raging for over a year with no indication that it will be a short one the lessons which we hoped would be remembered from the other great war were apparently not learned in the light of e penenecs gained in the past war the present is being fought in a different way both on the battle and home fronts may wc in the light of experiences in years of peace rumemher and gain by these c penenecs so that those living twenty or more years from now will not be experiencing an of her world conflict remembrance day is next monday in the midst of another war rt is pleasant to remember that other battles were fought other days were dark and in other years peace and victory seemed a long way off but the ictory did come and the struggle did end we did have twenty one remembrance days i observed in a peace time atmosphere and they will come again what no hockey while wc as well as every other citizen of acton and district believe that every effort should be made above all things else to win the war still wc think that it ts not in the best interests to lose sight entirely of peacetime pursuits and the period follow ing the close of the war it is generally conceded that the arena in acton especially the big ice surface has no particular ad vantage for training the local militia other quar ters could be secured that would be better suited in view of this wc think it n mistake not to carry on with the arena and hockey in acton this year tor ten years acton has built up a reputation for being a hockey centre there have been our juvenile junior intermediate arid rural leagues one of them climbed up to a championship during that period are the results of all this ten years of building to be lost in one year we hope not perhaps the program will have to be curtailed a little but we think it wise to carry on we note that other towns are organizing some of them who have not had a club in years previous the boys of other fiockey teams arc not with us many ot last year s teams arc in the army but we think they would all want to see those who are still in acton carry on the sport during thctr absence hie tide ih swinging i he tide of battle that seemed to take a turn a month or two ago in favor of creat britain continues on its upswing from nations joining with germany and others submitting to domination by the axis powers wc find now a stand being taken and such a stand that it is causing italy and germany some real difficulty greece is not being trampled underfoot by the italian hlirkreig in fact the italians ai c ac cording to reports suffering severe reverse just uhy hitler coupled up with the italians who have proven so useless is one of the things uc suppose will not be known until after the war is over the strength that britain is showing will give more encouragement to the smaller nations to resist the invader w c may well anticipate that the rush to get under the hitler swastika is about over and we will see more mi i n ns taking sides with great britain the battle is not over it will take yeais yet to jnt down the wir machine that germany has ercat ed it will take the energy of every one who desires to sec democracy survive if ou can t help on tile battle front y ou can help on the homc front and even if it is just the purchase of war savings stamps your bit will contribute to the cause editorial notes we may get more of it but if wc don t most folk will agree that indian summer did conic this lull lxtiihe our wonderment ontario s iralhe toll continues to mount and on tai 10 s at tonic genet al issues an appeal to citiuis to help stamp out this npe of hit wid inn drivci we wonder iiist ho v miieere is uiiant in the appeal of the attornev general nx in does a driver hit and tun is he notusii ill aft aid thu in is to blame me miht be accused of being nit ti eated we wonder if the dt ih of the ttonu dm eials sitwciltv is sulluiellt lor hllll to udvoilti tile abolition ot the sale ot intovie itlng beverages to those w ho di iv e automobiles and comprise 1 irgclv the ivpe of dlivers he protesses to desue to teillove we wondet if his siikcntv w ii go so till lis to llistiuet tlliise who eonic wltblll the limsdetiou if his department to tckntlesslv prosevllte ill th si who appeal to be uiltv of driving after havnil consumed a iiiuntit of mtoxi atiug beverige- i wonder if lu will instruct ill oftuiuls to entoree the law one ot ontm 10 s laws th it e ve rv pers u found drunk in a publiv phut shall be tuud h0 and costs we wonder if lu will idvisc less imposing of the suspended sentence punishment hid nunc of the penalties provided in the statutes we wonder if mr conant will instruct the mag istrates to pay less attention to the technicalities of the case and take the common sense view x e wonder if the accused could hereafter be put on trial and not the police otticers who are trvmg to do their duty vie wonder if he thinks fewer traffic police is a deterrent to these crimes which he hopes to stamp out flaing attempted to serve as a justice of the peace in a small communitv for a few ears wc arc full of wonderment pcrharse wonder if mr conant thinks private citizens are goingto dd the task which paid public servants have not seeminglv been able to accomplish tar be it from us to im pede in any way ariy effort that may make for public safety but lets be sensible lefs have some oction instead of unheeded appeals lets be sure the de remembrance dav net monday in reality a public holidav but one thai is oftums not verv rigulh observed building activitv in acton stinted a bit late in the usual building season this ear but 11 is hoped the impetus gamed this ear will canv over and increase tie t vcai program i 1 his is i dlle it ion week 1 o 111 gilt is opetl house at the acton public school p u cuts and irietids should avail themselves of this opi ortun itv ti visit our schools it will pel haps prov e educational to main of us too llu it 1 lice nsi 1 uts loi an torn bites go on siu 111 ctt ii iul lllcsdiv we aie illfot tiled tills del ol in n s mu tn u rt l l irullltd bv the niotoi sts of this disn ut ami will undoubiedlv suve more this veir thin la- 1 when it doubled the nu in be r in it w e re oi ilm illv scheduled for a t in 1 he weeklv newspaper held lost i personal it v who h is given much not onlv to the advancement of his communitv but the progress of i anadian lournalism in the death of arthur w marsh editor of the amherstburg fcho it was our privil cge to know mr marsh quite intimntelv he it tended conventions frequently and his genial per son ah t won for him a host of friends w c ioin in svmpathv with all these to mrs marsh the son john and the daughter wjith c m idian bacon and pork in evetmuicreas- ing demmd farmers will view with itarm the serious outbreak in ontario of hog cholera this at present is eonhncd ro half a do7encountics and everv effort is being made to stop its spread the ontario department of agriculture on another page in this issue tells the formers how to stop spread of the disease an oupce of prevention is better than a pound of cure the disease is highlv contagious use everv precaution to stop its spread i rhat money why the money in the banks the money care fully put away by you and your neighbours in savings accounts the money you couul have spent today but wanted to keep safely against some future need the businessman s money for use in his normal operations there are more than 4846000 bank deposit accounts savings and current within these two classes the great majority of deposits are small or of moderate amount but youd be wrong if you assumed from this that the rest of the deposits are owned by the few quite the contrary i he railways for instance have deposits in the chartered banks antj that indirectly includes the whole population of the dominion the trade unions have deposits millions of policyholders share in the ownership of insurance companies deposits cand don t overlook the deposits of wheat pools farm cooperatives churches municipalities and municipal hydro commissions school districts school children s penny bank savings deposited with the chartered hanks and commercial and mining corpora tions with very wide lists of shareholders large ami small all over atiada truly money on deposit in arurja s chartered hanks is owned in fait by you and your fellow c anadians in wir is in peict tanndt i h trtcutl bunks m untain urumcr 1 ruplcd their useful strviees ifclu irthng depositors funds f minuting the n ition s business looking forw ird to pint with freedom as he only sure hjsn of enduring prosperity j the chartered banks of canada hog cholera a ivieria crxr s active co- op erati on o every ontario farmer is necessary to stamp it out ontario hao a roaliy conouo outbroak of hog cholera thio doadly mfocftous diooaoo of owine hao roachod alarming proportions in tho counties of easoxand kont with omallor outbreaks in lambton elgin norfolk and haldimand if tho diaeaso is not controlled it is certain to oproad to neighbouring counties every precaution muot be taken tho ontario depaitmont of agriculture 10 activoly co operating with tho fedoral department of agnculturo and farmoro in thoir efforts to stamp out this disease ii tho spread of hog cholora is not choclcod now every pig raisor in ontario stands to lose only tho immechato and wholehoarted cooperation of overy ontario fanner will stamp out thia meviaco to tho hog industry how to prevent hog cholera tho departments of agnculturo otrongly following precautions jj confino all hogs to poattir yarda that havo been thoroughly cloanod and dlainfoctod with an approvod duinfoctatil 4 in cantroa of heavy infoctlpn if poaitbls keep hoga away iron atraw itacka aa thia ta a placo usually froquonted by birds such aa starlings sparrows and pi goons which may havo coma direct from an infoctod barnyard doatroy al many pigoons sparrows and starlings as possiblo kp dogs out ot tho pig pan kawp your dog under contrbl in the daytime and med up at night keep stray dogs off your farm a burn any dead pigs o bury them so deeply that stray dogs will not dig them up c keep all doors closed endprdtect the win dows so that no dogs or birds can enler the pens d hot vul mftlfjumttra tuo not allow nelokbotttfj ta vlsll t always have a pan of strong disinfectant solution just inside the door so that anyone rocommend every pig raiser to take th entering the pan can disinfect his shoes and insist on its use o keep livestock trucks off your farm if you have stock to ship load up at he end of the lane diaoase- boanngrtrfuse dropping from the bottom ol the truck might oasily bo carried to your hogs q do not purchase feedcb hoofl escept from dependable sources within a clean district lcl isolate newly purchased breeding stock for at least three weeks before permitting them to run with hogs already on the premises h in areas where hog cholera estate be eitremely careful about breeding outside owa with your boar 12 where hogs are serum treated follow to the letter instructions given by the vet erinery inspector of the federal department of agriculture 13 yd only carefully balanced rations well ed hogs have the strongest reais tance lo disease hog cholora is highly contagious antj can sproad vory rapidly tho abovo precautions put into prachco today will do much to provont tho sproad of this doadly disoaso 1 ontario department of agriculture hon p m dtwan minutar ol agrtculrlir w r rule dtputy minuur business directory mkdioai dr j a mcniven miyelclan and fturfeett office end residence corner bow avenue and elgin street dr e j nelson s miystcun and hurt medical officer of itemlth for actor floctro thrrapy phone u dr wm g cullen l m c c physician and bren office hours 14 and 70 p m sundays by appointment mill street near frederick street telephone 138 drs freed and stevenson camranxvnxb phone milton aibrs aiter 10 pjn uuum aw office houn b 0 ajn 1 9 pju 78 pja sundays by appointment only leoal c f leatherland b a barrister and sellelter notary pabue burner of marruffe licensee itcffutxar of births marrlaaes eteauu act0n office 22 phonee residence ui 1 kenneth m i angdon narruter h oil c i tor nourr publle offlcra clw metown prceory theatre btllldlna acton ovr t beynuck a cafe f r aptmilrilmrnui phr nc aclon oi oi aetrieuwn 8b oftu h uri at urn i n ju unci ihinlui 1 10 m to 4 00 ji in frn int n rii ki a j but iianan dos ilrnlal hurxran oituo in 1 imrnrnn illik i mra dam unlll 0 p m lvenlnce hy appolntmrnt oaa fur pxlratuona x j ci med wodiilsday after hi phone lis vttfulnanv b i ound v s kvsf rlerlivary suriron onice ilr lllr ontarl phone muion 14flr4 i- oakfs v s b v sc valerlnury nurfooa oiti e nt 1 hliliiuv kit x avene artiui pli lie 1 in aktionrmls i rank i ft h aurlioneer and 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