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mtam two the acton free press thursday march bbh 103s utr arton juro flreae published every thuradsy at aetna ontario subscription atks mo per year in advance united statea aac additional single copjec jc both old ad avow addraaaca ahould be given wbcu chage of addraaa la requested cancellations we fino thai aaoat oar aab acribcra prefer not to have heir subscript too interrupted la caaa they tau to remit before expiration while aab acrtptiooa will not be carried in arceara ovev as extended period yet nnleaa we are notified to caavccl we eeauaae the aubacrtber wiabe tbe aervlce coattawee remittance ahould be aoade by rcitered letter naoney yder or cheque advertising katkslesl notices tsc per lue for srat necrtion tc per line for each subsequent insertion readers 10c per line lor each insertion ii in black face type sc per line additional notice qualifying aa com in attractions auch aa conrm entertainment church society or organisation nmeetinga ec lee per line sslni annas charge eje reporta of meeting held gladly inserted free la alemoriata notices uc end tec per line extra for poems birth marriage and death notices free saaal advtisements ic per word minimum charge age cash if booaad 15c also tec extra when applications are addressed to tfaia offiea display advertising rates very according to apace contracted lor ahoough every precaution will be taken to avoid error the free press accepts advertising in its columns on the understanding that it will not be liable for any error in any advertiaetnent published hereunder unless proof of such advertisement is requested in writing by the advertiser and returned to the pree press business office duly signed by the advertiser and wltb auch error or correctiona plainly noted jn writing thereon and in that case 14 any error so noted is not corrected by the free presat its liability shall not exceed such ti proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by auch advertisement aulof dills ejilor telephon edltorial and business oftic residence kcvolt tho intimation in the house of commons that the government will bring in effective legislation buscd on judge parkers report on the operations of tho canadian performing rights society will be received with general acclaim it is to be hoped that the proposed legislation will do uway with what esling described in the house as racket it is scarcely conceivable that governments have overlooked this one plan of collecting revenue but the demands for fees from the municipalities with halls and from organizations coupled with the taxes imposed by governments will soon make it that none of the little functions which go to make up com munity life can be held it is about time halt was called on these petty collections they are multiply ing to such an extent that they arc driving enterprise to revolt it wont be proclaimed in commenting on the radio license fee collections and visit of inspectors to smith falls the irecord news suggests that the government hold an inspec tors week it might be combi fish week if there is shortage of weeks in the calendar for special events we can just imagine what sort of editorial support inspectors week would receive education week fire prevention and so on all have the hearty support of the newspapers although editors pay school taxes and fire insurance premiums the same as other folks but inspectors week what subject to write upon we can just imagine how editors could dip their pens with real enthusiasm and let the words flow on such subject it wouldnt oniybcrelishod bythewritcrerbutthe stitutions of today would we imagine add bit of applause in spite of the fact that inspectors week has been dul suggested we dou ihtlienroclama tion wiirbe forthcoming fish fires education and music weeks and mothers and fathers days arc better bets the modern fanner the importance of the steps being taken to make halton county free from tuberculosis in cattle was called to our attention during he week by one of tho progressive farmers of this district thi3 man ha been shipping milk to the city for sorncycars and of course has an accredited herd of cattlo he showed us copy of the rules under which he must operate and we quote his expression they arc no hardship and once having worked under rhem wouldnt go back to the old plan of dirty stables and dirty cows this farmer also had clipping from paper showing the expenditure of 85000 to be made for sanatorium in the cornwall district recent survey of the counties bf stormont dundos and glengarry had revealed 1265 cases of tuberculosis with 08 ad vanced cases requiring immediate hospitalization tho government grant will be augmented by other funds for tho erection of 200000 sanitorium this farmer also had another report of the result of testing of catilo for tuberculosis in various parts of the province glengarry had 43 per cent of react ors stormont had 104 per cent and duniinj 224 per cent in 1930 glengarry had in 1930 out of 30601 animals tested 1555 reactors by 1932 this same county had 38474 cattle tested and only 120 reactors the same relation was shown in stormont with 34306 cattle tested in 1030 and 3583 reactors the test in 1033 showed 32818 animals tested and 241 reactors the figures in dundas county were 38598 animals tested in 1930 and 8637 reactors were found by 1933 dundas had an incomplete test made of 6880 cattle and only reactors were found these counties are getting at the seat of lot of their trouble but an expenditure of 200000 is necessary for sanitorium in this district it would seem that hnlton has delayed too long there is no need yet of sanitorium in the district but it is well thatithe step is being taken before the need arises it is better to spend money in safe guarding health than in caring for bodies that have been broken down through the ravages of the dread disease those having the welfare of the public at heart will welcome the promotion of the plan form ers who are operating under modern methods would not revert to the keeping of diseased cattle in their herds or the slip shod methods of unfit stables and animals that have not had proper attention and we notice that the farmers who arc adapting themselves to prepare their products to meet the demands of the public are the ones who have no intention of taking advantage of the terms of the farmers creditors act and such assisting or shall we say dodging legislation totalled the first canadas exports gain canadas domestic exports in january 53538000 compared with 43902000 in month of 1935 gain of nlmost ten million dollars exports to the united kingdom amounted to 21 682840 and to the united states 20120504 news print and other paper was the leading commodity exported in january so far as money value is con cerned the amount being 6919000 an increase of 106000 over january 1935 wheat followed to the valuo of 6497000 gain of 2231000 above that of year ago alcoholic beverages rose from 563000 year ago to 1195000 wheat flour dropped slightly from 3315000 to 3311000 but raw furs rose from 3781000 to 3947000 meats dropped from 2211000 to 2185000 automobile exports mcreasedfroirr02000ato2304000 and auto parts rose correspondingly wood pulp advanced from 2069000 to 2094000 and planks and boards from 1343000 to 1446000 farm implements hard ware and cutlery pigs and ingots all increased ex port of copper were valued at 1664000 compared with l4f6000 year ago the raw gold export rose from 200000 to 400000 lead from 423000 to 892000 and there was sharp rise in nickel from 2560000 to 3541000 increases were also shown in exports of silver as coal stone andjts pro ductsrfilms and electrical energy the sunday school lesson fob sunday march sth that same man the first message to all people of the british empire from king edward viii on sunday was intently listened to in all the corners of theyarflung empire the splendid tribute the new sovereign paid to his father mid the sincerity of his appeal to the subjects held for him the respect and loyalty which he won as the prince of wales rul hespoke not as editorial notes in some instances fergus has rather walked past acton but in hockey acton has passed by the north ern contemporary suppose another hockey editorinl might be con sidered appropriate but were still waiting for the more appropriate time we spoke of last week looks as if that ottawa investigation into coai prices will not help the consumer this winter the results wont be so keenly anticipated in july modern elliciency of the modern skyscraper re operate they are all right as long as the machine operated seemed but rather as one among his people ecijed rather setback when the elevators ceased to upon whom had descended the privilege to become head of the british empire we venture that the same traits that won for him such popular acclaim us the prince of wales will follow him in his reign as king of the empire the frank way in which he referred to his intimacy with his people as the prince of wales and his intimution that now as ruler he was the same man was but characteristic of the straightforward and unassuming milliner in which he had become intimately acquainted with the people of all walks of life his position had changed but he was that same man and as long as he continues to be that same man he will hold the place in their hearts that he has already won dundulk is considering erection of an arena and has prices of about 5000 for 70x170 ice surface how about place for the spectators actons arena cost 15000 and it pays to have plenty of room for the cash customers jesus teaches neiojrboiujness golden text thou ahalt love iho lord thy god wlui all thy heart and willi all thy soul und with nil thy strength and with all thy mind and thy neighbor an thyself ijiko 10 37 lesson tcxt luke 10 2537 time mldiummcr 20 place perea exposition who is my nelahbor 2520 lawyers wcro cxdonents of the mosaic law more akin to modem theologians than to tabdern lawyers the layer tho present caso was not so much after information as desirous of toung jesus wisdom ho did hot havoany real senso of his need of eternal life when ho asked tho question but ho hud sense of need boforo jesus got through with him ilk queutlon implied that eternal life was to bo obtained by doino jesus told him something to do and thus brought him to see ho liad not done it and that therefore if ho were to not eternal life it could not bo anything ho could do eternal life must bo gained as fri3 klft in christ uomans 23 john 12 john 30 as the lawyer wanted to know what to do josus directed him to tile law thut is tile place to point man if lu walib do when lie seel hecantr0 und can only uectave point him to tile gospel jesus did no tell him to believe for ho watl not ripe for thut yet the law must shut man mouth about doing before he is ready for the gospel roman id 20 cf vs 2320 the lawyor had rightly read the law and ftummnruuxl it finely cf mali 22 3740 tho trouble wat that while he had read it rightly he luid applied it wrongly lie hud not kept it jesus point ed out to the lawyer the real difficulty in word this do and thou shalt live ah thero watl tho rub lie had read and taught but had not done it ti quite poijilblc to have rldht views and wrong practice and many fancy orthodoxy of opinion will answer for righteousness of life jcsui said that the lawyer woula obtain life by keeping the law but in older to rain life by law keeping our keeplnif must be absolutely flawless gal 10 no one has ever so kept it life mu3t be nought some other way gal 10 roman 23 the lawyer felt the force of chrlstsi blow and sought to dodge it by asking who to my neigh bor ills aim was to justify himself it when we cease justifying ourselves that god justifies ut luke ib 0w tile force of the lawyers question in just tills connection uas who tile neigh bor uliom must love true love docs not ask whom must love but whom can love the point of hi story in which jesus repllet is dont ask whom must treat as neighbor but where is there man to whsm can prove myself neighbor ii plajlng the neighbors part 3037 the priests came along first by chance rather by coincidence as part of gods plan of all men hot should have been likeliest to help but lie didnt help when lie enw him he pass ed by on the other side it looks heart uss but tluue were plenty of excuses there are alwoy plenty of excuses for not playing neighbors part before blnmlng the priest jet us ask ourselves whether we never pass by on the other side that is the root trouble toda in society in business in politic in inter national relations and even in the home and in missionary work we pass by on the other hide then came the lcvlte he stood next to the priest in the service of god he ujo passed by on tile other side perhaps he saw tlic priest and thought it quite justifiable to do what lib upcrlur did there are always plenty of excuscti for neglect of duty but none of them count with ood then came samaritan one whom every jew despised john 48 the samaritan wouid haie far better excuse than priest or levhe for passing by no one expected anything of eamarllau and besides the man who lay there half wounded would never have helped him in like extremity but snubbed and cursed him it is aeautllulplcturo lookelonely at vtiaz he did lit saw him how blind our ejeo ore to tho muxry about us he was moved with compassion does the misery we ree really move us he came to him we clui help mis ery ut distance he bound up his und there are many wounds to day that need binding up he set lllin on hit own beaut how few tlure are whose compassion to so thorough going that they arc willing to walk that tile oilier man iniy ride he brought him to an inn and took care hm he did not leue uto work half don we help man once or tulce tcmporali or splrltmillv and then leave him to shlf for himself us best he can when he had done all and left tie made provll for future iiceitltfl it st the sam aritan niurk to act tils way love to very expinslie thing jesus lllmielf must fully lllto out the picture of tile good samaritan the sinner to the man fallen among robbers on the way from 0k city to the city under curr tripped beaten forsaken half dead no help in priest cr lrvlte jesus to the desplsed samaritan oomes where the slum to sees him iri moved with com pass on goeu to him binds up his wounds pours in the oil and wine of the spirit on no tho minister called en tho jones home one sunday afternoon and llttlo willie answcrcu the beu pa aint home ho announced he went to tho golf club tho ministers brow darkened and wulle hastened to explain oh ho aint gonna play any golf not on sunday lie just went over for llttlo game of stud peker air soft corns and wartsare ugly painful and irritating itemove them quickly and surety with douglas egyptian liniment paths without glory taxes ur was cogilnif back again dont you think ho loniftxl fur hu coming cf ituif 22 20 jesus wlnlb hla story by question 30 iiow then we ought to lontf for the coming back cf our oood samaritan tim i1u lawyer aw tho point but liad nt tho grace to lay right out riio uomuritali then com uu nnul thrust oo and do thou likewise iiiu lawyer liud started out to test jmuj but had been tested him self und found utterly wanting aid wliut of oursulvcd7 what arc wis doinif each hi our own station to urove that tills norable fc one of tlin rules of our dally life what ar wo doing to help tlioso who arc troubled in mind body or estate there arc many ruch in thli world sonic of them near our own doors what arc wo dolnir for uusmv may god help us to answer these qllastlonr fiuuatikk in the st louis iostdipalch iu hhu on ij15 own bimt walks illni mumcipul kovernment tukes second place ta brmytl hlm un lnn tik card of hockey in most pluces actons council meeting wus htm providea for uvery want puyu ull not lielj on monday evening und we believe elora llu comul wld wiu re wurd hut servant for everything douo und fergus town futhers decided the regular meeting comw wluil uia bmkeepir could be very well postponed for day iad the wwundd nuin uiat his beuefiu uptons tea hr 27c cake flour ps 33c crisco shorting 22c spaghetti clawos tr 9c carrolls boy jam lfc tributary 32oz jar 23c cream sandwich shortbread biscuits lbs 27c natural figs it 25c jhll7 gbappl i3c sunera cereal 19c kandy kisses it 25c chocolate crunch lb 25c maple syrup 22c pancake fur 15c cornstarch 9c jelly powders 25c soda biscuits 25c christies ritz 15c peanutbutter2 25c libbys kraut 10c corn brooms 29c minute tapioca wlth9ojk si cocoanui free pkgs 25c new apricots 29c peaches evord ib 21c new prunes 7c pard dog food vj 23c bartlett pears peas garden fetch 10 corn garden plch 17 9c tuna flakes 25c cheese vimii 5c soup ha 19c cut beets im 10c pork beans 5c salmon 1im8c sardines bewick 13c bacon siidsid ib 27c tomatoes choice iisloct tomato juice rtcccc carrolls varrtx flavoroma lb 5c 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