The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

page two the acton free press thursday june 17ui 148 tmbllalirj every tltutkdiy kt aclmi ontario auttiorimc fc koitl cukk bull fl ot6 dprlmbl otuwk subscription atesa t l vk untll stktk 5oe hddltlonhl slrtklk cooul ft tlatlt ou nnd tacw kdlrfca hhould lw fvm mh4 chkttk ftl kjdrkfk ik vkquratvd anvsutisinu kateso kpcllcktk sd ilwn la vkvtouk olum kkkdlaga alritoukb vry rrutu4 will b uwit ta kveu arrm th prk lytk kceptk kjvkrtuiktf id ilk cat- uihim fm ih unjrur4linv- lhl u will uov uxbt to uiy rrxr trt uy iulvrtlat uulftttvil kwiakur 1nur11 k proof nl such nrtliihlktit ik v4u4lrj im wrlllhw by th kdrtkr kj r- ttintl 10 tli w prii buttnkkk nldec duly kltiii- td ky uv ktvrllkr knd with kueh trror er cor- retlodk pulnly wotkj lit wrltlak lbrn kt in i y krv ko hfttkd ik wot eorrmlkj by tw frt wwkk ilk lumllty kbkll not kkcw itteh k poprtiol ol thk mile et of kuch kdvkrtltkiftehi v p cuplj by thk hotkj krror bkkvk to ih whalr ipkltk occupied by kuch kdvkrtumttt c ariop d1lis alitor yrxkhionik- euuvikl kj butlnrik gffh- r4c perforiaaric count elections are 1 week old and in these days of speed even discussion of a subject that old my seem stale but from the history of nat- ions and out of the past have com the f pci iences that can be helpful in the making of th hrtffr aom j june day whats so rare as n day in juncf dont if who made that statement hut its one of the ones that sticks time was when we felt thut only thing that could be more perfect than n june day was to spend that june day out fish- ik preferably in northern ontario where may never was much of a summer month but the years bring changes and its now possible to enjoy a jtmeday without workjng a fishing pole we know of one ardent fisher man who used to tramp the bunks of streams who has a very comfortable seatarranged and now prefers to wait for the fish to come to him rather than following them along the bank but june outofdors is still popular and fishing the excuse fish havent changed and june days arc still the raresrof days but the years jnakc a difference now ye can enjoy n june day just being outofdoors if we were given to rhyme it is june days we would put into verse if we were givefi to oratory we would expound the glory of these canadian june days when all growth is at its best rather than orate on world peace problems or political platforms sincere are neither but have been given a pen and only a moderate command of words let us put it this way to enjoy june days get away from the radio the newspapers the sports the games the travel and just get out where the birds sing the dust from the road docs not cloud and the trees are all around with a spot to gake on the blue of heaven and be at peace with the world are juno dayfc eivjoy the a e portunity there were experiences to be gained from the provincial election which can be helpful and from to dominion byelections which followed might be a guide old parties or new parties are just asyood or as bad as the people who compose them theyate judged today just as yesterday on their performances only yesterday you were given ro choices and now electors have three or more in our opinion the third parties didnt make their gains because of any greater promi ses or because of better candidates electors i were willing to give them an opportunity be- i cause the two old parties had not made good on j their promises maybe the new parties would 1 do no better but many felt they might be given j an opportunity the experiment can be dan- gerous with inexperience but the experiment cannot be stopped b- saying the thing is bad and you are going to be burned if you try it ontario has returned the progressive con servative government for another term of years it will be judged by the electorate at the end of that period again on its performance if it fails to give good government if mr drew oontinucs his dictatorial program on the liquor question for instance the criticism of him will spread beyond his traditionally safe riding in toronto if this government continues high taxation the whole term and glorious promises only in a brief election period it will be replac ed by some other party if only on an experi mental basis no doubt the reason rhe liberals fared so poorly is because the days are not long passed when they allowed opportunity to pass were sorry to see mr drew leave so soon for england he has a big unfinished task in ontario that required immediate attention we hope ontario will not be forced to try an experi ment that might prove costly the day of call ing the other party bad is past in winning the electors confidence its performances that count most and are most lasting if we want more tourists if we ever hope to develop a heal tourist in dustry in canada maintains the financial post in an editorial better accommodation is imperative we cant expect americans to come here year after year and spend their money on greasy meals lumpy heds and outdoor plumb ing a respectable pi would refuse to enter some of the shacks along our hjghways that are labelled tourist cabins provision of better accommodation is every ones business because a thriving tourist trade is to everyones advantage but the responsi bility rests primarily with the municipal and provincial authorities they hnve or could have absolute control over the licensing of tourist cabins restaurants beverage rooms nnd hotels that control should be tightened sufficiently to eliminate the relatively small number that can not or will not offer decent clean accommodat ion and at a fair price last year american- tourists spent about 230 millions in this country this was almost a clear gain for canada aside from a small amount of replaceable food and game there was no depletion whatever of natural resources the great majority of our american visitors simply came here to see our scenery coast down the hills sail on our lakes or breathe our fresh air they can go on doing that for a million years without any noticeable wear and tear if we could assure these customers good meals and comfortable beds wherever they wanted to go we could easily entertain ten times the present inflow cj6irr361lc3oczjocz3 recollections ol acton czioirzi back in 1898 tttjkti from um isdlttort bt ihr fr 1vm of iukirt id 111 j ft ok tho wllloww pnntl by tho all ium nml tho into wdllnm 5hool forty nnd fifty yonr uro on- will ow street jjnve thnt thorouahftire iu nnme one only of the orllnnl ireek now remnln acton ir now in n fnlr wny to hnve wellwittered street during the riimmor montha tfitf merch- mvti nnd builnors men circulated n rulircrlptlon llsft they were suc- ciftsful nnd entered into nn nuroe- menl with mr john wllllnmb to perform the work mr wihinms pt need nn order ot grlnclelli mach ine shop for n iflmt cnnn uprlnk- lor about nine oclock mondny pv- enlnc the fire nlnrm bounded the fire was nt tho tnnnery nnd wns confined to tiie new jinlr house the interior of both floors of the building wns bndly burned nnd the roof was hurnnd off but the iron wheeling snved the pxterlor the torit le nbout 500 at mondnys countel meeting the bylaw exempting the- properties of messrs jnmes brown wm lynd wm allan arch mcpher- wn tniiim ruwwll j ami tct bftr nnd hugh mann from tnxntlon for fflpirityvertlnnwnq f htfpitrpntrn rend the required number of times nnd pnywd the mnttcr of lnylng permnnenl pnvement- and of n permanent drnih on mill st was considered hut lett for further investlgntlon since officer crnhams remodel led residence on willow st has put such n tidy nppenrnnce the berul stnnd on town hall square looks very rusty a coat of paint should be given w p campbell has completed hjs new dwelling on church st and is now nt work on another a double tenement onj the siti re- tently occupied by the stenm laundry marrikd cakvinlake on tuesday the imth by the rev j j pedditt joseph garvin to elizabeth iake both of georgetown back in 1928 from thn iiuuin of the fre pre of thursday junn 21 1d2b editorial notes these are days when holidays are being ar ranged your weekly newspaper will have the holiday the last week in july summer fanhion not every summer as tfie- wafm weather rolls around ve feci the need of writing a note to the designers of mens clothes no we havent any suggestion of a new look for the men but just u little more utility many of us over the forty mark have grown so accustomed to vests that we find them a real utility their pockets keep pencils and pens handy matches and a multitude of small things right at hand comes summer and the need for less clothes if one is to be comfortable the vest is super- tuou for anything but its pockets und men get down to shirt sleeves and often discard the cus- toman coat but where will the pencils or pens or other items be kept put them in the trouser pockets and they do not hend at the same joints as the i human body result is broken equipment or a jab that is not pleasant some shirts come with i pockets on the front and these arc helpful for short items and what will go in one pocket j our fashion note to the designer of mens clothcr would be two pockets one on either i sideof shirt front one would be a long narrow j pocket with a flap and fastener to take pen and j pencil the other pocket should be large j enough to carry a case of spectacles or eyeglas ses a word of emphasis might he added make the pockets deep enough so that items put in will not be continually working out at every bend of the body the suggestion wont give any new look to men but a great deal of satisfaction to many of us who wear vests nine months of every year and miss them for our usual three months of summer weather patching work is in progress on no 25 highway which seems as regular as summer comes around and then winter removes the patches it can go on indefinitely fathers day on sunday not nearly so im portant as mothers day of course but quite due for some recognition in every family circle there arc many ways to mark it and any of them will likely be appreciated haltons day was well represent ed by hnlton farmers at the oac yesterday mr nnd mrs george somervillo eritertnined tiie lakeside chapter tode nt their home on wednes day evening mi mcdougnll is constructing a swimming pool at edgewood park eden mills on wednesday evening mr and mrs gordon t benrdmore enter tained at beverley house in honor of acton ladles baseball club nnd aeton hockey club about on hundred guests nssembled nnd a splendid social time wns held miss mnrjaret maedonald ba nnd mrs c h harrison left on tuesday on n european tour died creber at her home young st acton on thursdny june 14th 1928 mnrion gertrude hartrick beloved wife of francis w cre ber in her 21st year by means of inexpensive remotecontrol sys tem for house wiring reports the financial post homeowners can switch on coffee maker from bedroom turn off radio from the tele phone stand and light up the entire house from the bedroom to scare off burglars lp head optometrist eyes examined scientifically heajuno aid batteries quick repairs to glasses binoculars field glasses etc u st gtorrei j phone 1559 guelph bit vaan wm r bracken ueai estate and genekai insurance mortgage loans arranged representative of mutual mfe assurance co ltd coop balanced poultry hog dairy feeds fertilizer mineral grit nnd oyster shell hybrid and open polinated seed corn soyn benns sorgjiam sudan grass millet and permanent pasture seed potntoes foundation a these are hard to get we still have some wc deliver try us for service support and build vour own business m d pjhnncl27 molon tonight after this issue is in the mails the i editor und david dills will be attending the ontarioquebec division meeting of meekly newspapers from then until saturday night they will be viewing a section of northern on tario more about it next week us well boatll the joh ugain on monday propogundists in the cities who flood our mail each dayith free advertising may be in terested to learn that we have installed three new wastepaper baskets each over two feet deep and weve repaired the incinerator in the back lot for safojiarning the old equipment did a lot of service in twenty years but the load gets bigger electric welding portable equipment w can weld eltltrr mt our ahop or on your own premla- eirrtric and aeetytonp wwltllnf no job too hlf or too small anderson weld ing shop main street acton near hlffhway garage carrous peas soap fauioute mbautt 16c 8e 11c uaum mud wm jipeimdjosle old dutch clemsei he ivum oboiox ibootuao carrots 9c lyhm vallst oijczd beets ixc aylhzb boiton biowh beans 2 23c mm mix pickles 23c javex15cs3c kotex xi5c muffet8 lie pears dates no vjc 0 till tomato jiice issmte uoiua coffee is si oatajuo dt bihei le 2lo dh btls aap aw r o oou oaurouna cmoioa peaches quluri aotix otrruuo lubttajidaxd w01 tih him or kuoaba iwbst iso cherries rof 29c peaches 22c jam is- e wkk twui e a ohooolatauvr loaf v ie waars imuam rta filllnc15t wktar cmoooutv nmui sauce 7e ayutu nuwuuv jam vkm pish cakes pard ks ilc dandee tea 7se prunes tvr- 2oe tomatoes xlc cheen beans vokr 1l junket pawdin n lie hvrvt plaits iu 43 pie crust mix vst t heinz soup ilrj 13 marmalade itji x9c applesauce 2 27 mrimat flakes 2 s7 him kie liananas lb tyesh ne hefhh 2 bunchra frekh wrnthed srinach 2 lb choice head lettuce special weekend price 15c 25c 19c business directory medical dtt w g c kenney khykloikua luwl 8urttoa tsuccokmir to dr j a menlvanv otflce in symon ulock mill st office ihonn ut ttktm iis dr d a garrett fhykjown imi burck frmlorick strct acton formerly dr nebona ouloo offlco phone 218 ncjdne ms okntajl dr a j buchanan dntal bukkii office lelshmnn mock m1u at office hour 0 am to 6 tn xray gas telephone 148 dr george a sirrs dmljtkd surgeon mill st comer frederick aetou offlco hours 000 am to 530 pjm telephone 19 l wilson doetar of cutmru eletirotbnktkkki bell telephone building acton phone 303 hours 10 am to 8 pjn acton barruur tt sollelur nebuy thiula offles 22 fwdm lusliluua iu langdon aylsworth barrutsrm sslielun ete offices acton cooper building ft mnclntyre aylsworth b a- acton 213w rhone rekjdxiuio 2tlt ieorktn fllfrory theatro blf phone 8mw lever hoskin cliurterd arrountmnta succesaoiii to iknkins 4 hardy lion metropolitan bide ii victorin st toronto eie 9111 veteiunarv b i young vs bvsc wlfirinary surcron offne brookville ontario phcmi- milton hfiri f g oakes vs bvsc vetrrinmr surion offk- and residence knox av actnn phone 130 misckijlaveous johnstone rumley victor b rumley funeral home lleatnl amtinualm servlnt the community for 45 years phone 30 nlffht or day willoughby farm agency largest tk oldest aeency in cajswl head office kent bldf tocont georcelown representative tom llewaaa ihooc oeortetowb s32w travellers guide gray coach lines u cxaches leave acton iduylluht saving tlma eaatbaund xfill am b7lg am 916 11 51 nm x06 p m 446 pm ijjm 9 06 pm el ml p m wmumujui loui nm 1z15 pm 230 pja a5 13 pm 733 pm b838 pm x9 23 pm 11 j p m a- dally except sundays and hall- days b- sundayn and holidays only x dully excet sundays and holl days c saturdays sundays holiday x dally except sundays railways canadian national islandard ttm kaatbsiuul dally except sunday 5j ta jim am 710 pm sunday oaly h19 41 m daily except sunday fler 111 ceortfetown 637 pjb daily kit at ceortfelown loil j p m j ufwibsaad dully except monday 1 17 am munluy only 12 09 am dally 1 cept sunilay h47 am 650 pa i 7 14 11 m saturday only 1 3fi pjsl sunnuy only 8 43 am flagstop ktytr at uelph except saturday and sunday 610 pm wx patterson ho xfvmulut la cya rirswhutlka orukapum s3 yvyndhabi st ousoupu rttaaa i1m completely equlfipad olfleaa below uahar sho stor