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paok two the acton free press thursday june thh 1m hl acton jfrrr jjrrue i ublilj e n urvdt t actuff osttrw pool oil slbscvjption ratesti pr b i surd sii joe ft44iitool t v liotb uld d i uuittwi thoeu b i ira ol tiuffii rual4- at u rt th cpl telvvrtuusf w 111 ltd ul lla sjndiiejtbtlm lkvt u au m4 u rrror ut mj 4mseat putt ithsml prtmkt o iiuh ttjveftlmemsl lullr u tir nfarilnl im 1 di i th l bueleiasa ojlura duly sets nl lj tt driir aavd wllh such no o- oc ml tost putalr btt la wrlliaa itmtxmi la bl il rioe- so a4 ml roiel br th f prs lit lubllitr shsll rot j sack ftiupoflkoa of la hi c4l f ures jfliamai ih par wcupteej br th lad trr bdufcs iti it beu fr au4j wf tin a edrlimtat armf dii i 1 rdio rn r phone idniful a4 iuiimii 04h a nw fftc readers will notice a difference thi week in 4te type face uted in theie td tonart columns in the advertiverrtents and in tome of the head ingt the tame facei may be found we havu replaced our former 10 pf type with the neweit book and advertising face it it known in the trade as linotype spar ton book with sparton heavy it it one of the latest faces to be made available on typesetting machines and one of the most popular book faces in use today while the new face gives the impression of being wider and more open it actually occupies less space in the entire alphabet than the faces which have been replaced the old type served us well but became to badly worn that it was necestary to discard it the new selection was made after careful study we hope you will like ft and that it will add to your reading pleasure canadas election over seven hundred candidates have been nominated across canada for the federal general election on monday june 27 and it is expected that possibly at many as one thousand candl dates will be in the field when ofliciaf nominal tons close monday june 13 in most of the country s 260 constituencies two constituen cies halifax and queen s in prince edward island return two members each bringing to 262 the number of members to be elected there were 245 members in the last house latt week the liberals had nomiruted 242 candidates progressive conservatives 210 c c f 154 labor progressives 17 social credit 22 union of electors 26 and other minor groups 17 representation is divided as fallows new foundland 7 prmce edward island 4 novi scotia 13 new brunswick 10 quebec 73 ontario 83 manitoba 16 saskatchewan 20 alberta 17 british columb 18 yukon 1 a total of 262 since 1896 the conservatives have hid el even leader the liberals three progressive conservatives or by their other names have been led by powell tupper borden meighen ben nett hanson manion gray don bracken and drew over the same period of time liberals have been directed by lnuner king st laurent since i86 liberals have won ten elections while the conservatives have only been success ful in two may i lnemft more than 0 of radio commercials and 50 of radio programing it sheer waste hor aca schwann radto retaareff head tow a chicago audience that cone i ut ion may coma as a tur prise to those who foot the bills but not to the long suffering public no person in hit nghr mmd would ex pact a concert audience to put up with a performance studded every few minutes with a boost for soma body t soap patent medicine motor fuel or whathaveyou even a frae concert m tha park wouldn t attract many people under those conditions yet when it comas to radio many sponsors teem to think that this sort of thing is actually appreciated jt stoo bad they oould- nt see tha faces of tha listeners whan tha musk fades and tha- loud- voice cuts tn with may i interrupt tha program to say a few words about the financial post party hour farmers throughout canada are easily stam peded into excitement about any increase in freight rates although freight rates are lower in canada than in any other country in the world t still remains a fact that no industry in canada and certainly not agriculture likes to pay higher freight rates than are necestary for many years there has been considerable agitation among farmed over thewage paid to railway workers these are to much more than farmers receive in tha way of earnings for their work that the contrast is very striking however farmers are not intolerant and thoy usually put up with this and only wish that they were doing well in the matter of earn ings as the railway workers who are industrious and tfric tnt men carrying out responsible dut ts on the other hand it has come as biy shock to canadian farmers to hear it suggested by railway unions that the working week on rail ways should only be forty hours this teems qu te beyond the bounds of reason t mners cannot work forty hours a wm just to kitp the ordinary farm going means a minimum of seventy to eighty hours m wejc ff a forty hour week goes into effect at the same rale of pay per week as tho railway unions re quest it unquestionably means greatly increased expense for the railways for wages and in the end as t rtainly as possible higher freight ratei the method matters little ii mailers little whether the tax rate is high and th asstiasment low or vice versa the samt amount of money is required to pay for the strvttt in any municipality last year wiarton had a tax rate of 6 m mi and the am ount raised thereundi r was 46 343 of wfuch 33 724 was fc town purposes and s 1 2 619 for schools the risfwtt ve raits ix ing 47 3 and j 7 mills poss hly ft i my that a 65 mill rate looks bad and gave the town undesirable publicity the council arranged to greatly increase tho assessment in order to reduce the tax rate the result is that hit year wiarton has a lax rate of 49 mills but the amount of taxes to be raited is practically the same at 46 899 or within 500 of last years amount the amount raised for town purposes has dropped from 33 724 to 31924 end the amount raited for the schools has increased from 1 2 6 1 9 to 14 975 stated in terms of milt rate this year it is 33 36 for town purposes and 1 5 64 for schools a total of 49 against 47 3 for town pur poses and 17 7 for schools last year a total of 65 mills municipal services must be paid for the money can only be raised by taxation towns that are adding services and making progress can t enjoy low taxes we must pay for what we got which may be an old laying in reverse editorial notes it may be a bit early to bring m this remind er but we understand father s day is a week from sunday you can have tho home paper reach you each week while on holidays if you ust arrange for it at the oflice before going on vacation we ve almost reached the the same status in this part of ontarto thai make famous some t winter resorts the sun shines most every day i and we get no rain i the elect on campaign with only two weeks from monday to go is getting into higher gear it can t cjo much higher in tho toronto papers and still stay on the printed sheets u 5 motorists paid si 3 billion in state gaso line taxes last year the average gasoline tax being 4 35c a gallon this is low compared to what canadians hae to pay in gasoline tax work is certainly progressing on the highway between milton and acton and motorists will be glad to know the view from the hill top at spay side is even better than on the former winding road this week there was another bank and school holiday and of courae government offices had the day too industry wasn t much con cerned whote birthday it was that wet being marked canadians used 13 per cent lest buffer in february than in the same month last year a i though the total output of creamery butter for the first three months of the year was 8 5 per cent higher it will take time before the butter margarine situation is stabilized one of the noticeahle differences between government administration and private business is that with government control the customer is always wrong and in competitive or private ownership the customer may be right and is at least given the benefit of the doubt mr a d aackltrlek for over fifty years editor of the orangeville banner will be missed not only in his own community but in the news paper field of the dominion it was our prlv- elege to know him for twentyfive years he was a fine gentleman whose influence for good and helpfulness to all will remain long after his passing corrz recollections ol aclon oa51 back in 1899 tukre from tlu uu of it ft lr of thimday june 8ut 18m o njilin- un b injf ft j lrti fjr tht l w fffifts ut the alton ijiuiim us wurks tti bpiin i v utalliu will b u ml t u firmtimji room on tut mldy tn riurik u v ry i ijpy t ut i k i i11 in st jtim pi n tiunh whin mr john lulxtn i i uilh w unit- in niurluk to mini fiithl iumb a tin c bolo bti v mrs jt tin ki nnily mk an lu tyn ii mid miu mini x mi i til mi at th ui nt irimly ux tilt l xumliuitii us mr wru a iy of ut i h i m n i ir 1 miy f it 1 ly of ail ii paism i hi nt i rim in i mih tt n us mi lv bin m 1 it jm r nl ifc f i t i vw1- ttx 11 i lit ut tl vi i i ui tl mllll h n tits our si ml i 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