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tsobsnat makch lith ism the acton free press paqs rrv jftmmau mr george bopcr jr was borne from qmlv for lho we mla delaine vlbbons of tor onto was home xor the weekend mm geo denton visited uat week at the parental home in arthur mrs jennie medougll of toronto visited acton friends on saturday mrs pallant spent tho past week visiting friends tn montreal que mr jack graham visited pver the weekend with friends in waterloo right rev moore of tor onto was guest on sunday at moore croft miss mary maophersoxi waverley visited this week at her home here mrs ivwell of brampton visited her narenta ml and mrs anderson over the weekend miss annie ellington of napanee spent the weekend with her cousin mr oraham knox avenue mr arnold who has been spending some time atr st petersburg florida returned home on saturday mr and mrs clinton vlnkms and mrs sanderson of toronto spent sun day at the home of mr and mrs oeo edwards acton legion to sponsoh an annual supercarnival the favorable comment of many who attended the legions first fancy drees carnival held in the arena during the past weeks suggesting the citizens wish ed for an annual event prompted the matter to be brought up at the regular meeting of the legion on wednesday night in view of the yact that ttho arena and band as well as the legion would all benentr from the success of such an occasion and the people be entertained wltn clean night of amusement it was decided to start now to make arrange ments for next years super carnival lo that every effort may be made toward putting on bigger better and different performance than acton has ever had before of course there will be more news about this later in the meantime boost ew natural gas fuxb work carried on last year by the geo logical survey department of mines when the natural gas and petroleum prospects of 30000 square mile area tn central eastern alberta and western sas katchewan were investigated reveals that the eagle hills area at prongua sas katchewan ten mllcri west of rtttuefortl is structurally favorable for natural gx to the larger centres of population saskatchewan and it is anticipated that the report on the new favorahle prospect for gas in the eagto hills will lead to further drilling ajlmost 15 million touitfsts in 1935 tourut traffic to canada from tlie united staus during the calendar year 1035 according to figures released by tlie department cf immigration and colou lxatlou totalled 14760415 persons com pared with 13215380 hi 1934 gain of vl45035 visitors or over lli per cent the ever increasing movement of tourists over the international boundary between tlie united state and canada emphasize the freedom of international travel betwen these two countries and uie volume of traffic liandlcd reflects tlie ease with which the border may be jtoguuuontt are framed to make the entry of such visitors into canada just as free of red tape and rtrietion as possible mrs ousxler riie friend who gave me the recipe for tills soup is in great trouble mr ouxzlcr then out of rpect lets drink it in silence from 25 to 50 george wallace cibtom tailors clothes for gentlemen who combine an english sens of style wixh scotch sense of values imported and domestic fabrics from all the best mills pure worsteds fine cheviot flannels tweeds twists etc in checks plaids stripes and plain colors in browns greens tans greys blues etc cut to your individual measure ments harmony trim and basted tryon to assure you perfect fit note on or about march ibtib wo opening an exclusive imrns fur nishing deportment in our storj at 123 yonjflj wo solicit your patronage exclusive but not expensive george wallace 123 yonge stbeet toronto professional coach we said ho was professional man all right it was rather nice trip paris nice coming back too the whole thing was veryplcasanl including lho ci score weve yet to see johnny jones refcrm poor game of hockey he stops tha rough stuff and makes both trams play the game those throe gooii in the first seven minutes rather left the greenshlrt wondering what it was all about do actonions follows the team well about 356 of them followed the boys to paris on monday night there were two bus loads and un counted carloads that travelled over 24 and 24a to paris acton continues unbroken record continued from page one sued among the spectators and goal judge the police were on the job and put the offending spectator in another part of uie arena it occurred when acton had two goal judged who judged the play differently norm morton and terry however combined fow minutes later on the some play and this time there was no mistake about norm put ting the puck past england bus went in but england saved tile score and fjjidsay was close when he picked up rebound bcstwlck came ckie on his effort but the period ended with acton leading by 51 tlie uurd period was bound to iw slow paris had the heart pretty weh taken out or them tlie ice was urrlhlo and acton didnt need any more goals mono picked up the first close shot acton was making paris chase uio puck which was miserable job on uiu sloppy surface marw was close again on pass outi from behind cuuibertson was right in but greer saved nicely bus shot wide again on his past from norm wv enguuulatmf irrvr hint orer caught nicely walters and grejf com bined to clieck bestwlck wlicn lie was right in on goal bestwick hurt his back when fie went to the loo but con tinued in the game walter djxw penalty for uie chock paris put everybody down to score ani then kulilman drew penalty for trip ping toorm morton wlien lie was golnj right through kempthomegave mam bud trip but joni liappened to miss crossed both immlgrauon ami customs uiatrtotwhlcli id quite unusual areer allve and well phkmiklt okaua premier aumirul kenuko hki hi japan who was reported nated by japanu military it now reported alive ouudu bio therlntaw who bears slrilanii ru emblance to hloi was shot by lho rebels along with finance mlnlttr takahasbl and admiral moknto sslto lord keeper of the privy seat was going nicely in goal but when walker accepted pass out from behind uie goal lie beat jack for uie seconl goal of tlie game tlie game uien developed lot of shinny and it was almo lm ptkstbteto bass or carry uie puclc uua shot wide of the goal wlien lie was given pas by brouier norm lindsay broke away with only england to beat but ha lot uie score and acton again failed when djuaney allot on rebound bus and norm morton tried again but luul no luck in uie last uilrty seconds norm morton got away alone and made tlie count ilx for acton and hbi own record for the night four of the six gcafe tlie line up was acton greer goal gibbons and walters defence mooney centre mao and ml say uuurr morton ttrry morton and gcott alternates sub goal woods purl england goal ii voir uijd nae defence kempthorne centre mocutchon and cuthbertion wlngi kuhlnian ktngland walker ilttwlclc alurnates iu reive johnny jones ouelph not mom lilt ptus iuc ii wai oocuiilwl by tlu band and mo hadnt our horn ulong that night uo uennt blowing for iarls the hockey bojs were geiuroui and allowed us place in the players box it was appreciated if its possible doc nelsons untie is brouditf tluui ever and uot wluiout rcosoii acton paris in scoring rampage of wide open hockey last night the paris greenahlru went down to defeat by 04 and bid adieu to hockryforthls year ire con ditions make it look as if lot of rinks vtfu aay goodbye to hockey soon but considering uie weather the ice in uie acton arena was in fair shape tlie crowd was pretty fair considering uie weather but did not pack uie arena of course uie bond was there to put up the pep ijndsay took the ffrst poko at the park goal and walters rnm olose on undsayfe rebound fur uie first icloae ones marzo and undsay combined on nice rush but got no score kcmp thomo backhanded nice one at greet but failed to click walters let go one of his hot ones but england saved terry and gibbons were right in but had no luck norm morton ruhed in and england fell to save on nice attempt acton it can be seen wad puttbig the most shots on the paris net it was at 13 minutes and 45 seconds of play that mooney rang up uie jlrst counter on lindsay and marzo asskt they were right in and england had no chanca to save uie score bus mor ton missed out on the next couple of sliota when england fell to moke nice stop of the last attempt at 14 jo norm morton took nice pass from terry to beat england and make the score 20 norm carried in nicely again scott was close on his rush mocutchcou carried in on greer nicely butf jack saved the iscore just as nicely and uie period ended 30 for acton and not penalty to cluier team luy the second period it was lindsay who took uie first pop at england again mooney got right in and england umothered uie rubber to save score walters drew penalty for sloshing marzo got right in but shot wide mooney beat him on fast rebound tills score came ut minutes pair picked up nice one but shot from too far out at c30 terry carried ui rubber right in to make uie count foyj for acton norm morton went rlghttb but engond cliecked him and he shot wide tlie paris arecnshlrts came on the kcore sheet when at 005 mccutclieon slipped one pott greer at 10 30 walker made it two for uie greenshlrts when lie scored from scramble ijndsay went right in but england cleared and bus nearly batted one in after seven teen minutes of play scott made it iwe on nke unassisted play walker came back for paris wlui icegoal rscored in uie top of uiont when greer as on the ice in less uian minute england mode it four fcr paris when he took kuhlmana paijj to beat greer at 1q10 marzo scored uiialitcd to make the count c4 for acton tlie period had only one penalty the teams scored tour gaols apiece just at uie close of uie game roe of uie paris team shot uie puck and it wept into uie crowd it struck hk own wife was pup nf give you acton on monday and wed nesday it is also recorded thai thp paris manager now soys tie wlslics ho had saved the price of his telephone call word of praise where it ifl due the ice was in cplcndld shape considering uie weather and two words more of praise tlu no smoking rule was much better enforced and is making good progress tlie paris team just wasnt fast enough uils year for lho tanners but uieyro good bunch of iports we figured the story would be dif ferent this year when acton and paris met and it didnt take much figuring after uie first five minutes of play when they met oce that makes mo mad we stand corrected we said 15 gomes unbeaten for uie tanners last week xtshouldhave beeniv and this week its 10 and they have only on two or three occasions even been radi ho service prompt and efficient service on all makes years experience orders may be left with brown acton phone 67 dawsons kadio service goejph phone 1228 patterson specialist tn eye ytrtli orihopile treatmente piiwlplt 103 wyndham sl ned ffcfwh guelph phone 3108 quality jloeoxmcy buitu led by on opposing team in game this year tlie fans were sure pleased to see scott get on the score sheet last night the defence player put in uie best game ho lias played since his injury ovcr month ago and wibh one side of his face still numb it hoe taken some pluck for him to play uie last few games as referee johnny mitchell ralci wlui the ouier johnny tlieyro both johnnlns on uie tpot itfl small wander lie lias been chosen referee in 87 games uils your tlie record for coming farthest to see gumo we uilnk goes uut night mlsfl mary mocphcrfion who came from waverlcy scouio homo town team win canadian peacii cbopup the race la narrowing down were preuy close to the finals and perhaps its bit early ta moke selccuon but our guess that acton and clinton meet in the next round aluiough durliam and clinton ore still tied in their scries and for the finals wo whitby pick acton and and for uie championship we of course pick acton tamierti for 1030 maybe just throw guejux but thats us wo call them mitlions ofboulaiiwotli of cafepetfi made yeabjly in sicotliand the spectatord and she received rather nasty blow in uie face tlie count for acton was mode wlien in the first minute of play of uie uurd period lindsay scored mooney made it at 350 greer cleared njcely on scramble in front of ids net at 15 paris fan asked us if acton had norm morton scored to make it 94 for acton norm morton and terry went right in and england came out to lave score paris playero all tum bled hi the goal but the rubber stayed oub at 05 fair accept pass out from behind uia goal and made ue count for paris it was nice score scott went olf far checking his man at 13 35 bestwick made uie score for paris when he carried uie puck from behind uie net and slipped it past oreer prom then on the puck was kicked caught batted and cleared paru of course iuhltnedluy to actan and uie tanners were content tn clear ttio ice waa geturu pruy sticky mooney came cloe on his owti rebound and bwalker mwd uie open net pn nice cliance the gome ended at 0g for acton tlie lineup fcr boui teanu uas exact ly tho same as that of the game in parii johnny mltchfll hamilton was the referee hh jijkt comment parts certainly is nice churn bunch of plujvrk they never drew penalty in thr game liuit night acton got tuo but uuy were more accidental uiun unyuiliig else it is told uiat uie manager uf tint paris team werk ujo called up uie if iicadjuarttrs and cotiiplalued of tli lack of viuttatf in his ooavvwuna lie demanded action tiecreury ilewlttu reply wo hoar wt all right weu gregory theatre 1kkxday maucu 13th the uttle ministett by sir jami barrle star ring kttuierine hepburn mcrrlo melody plowers for madame chapter 11 mystery mountain katukbay maecu x4th night at the opera wlui uie uiree mane brothers ghouclio chica and tarpo their maddest merriest comedy sport basketball teclinkjuo novelty spring night vox kvait monday mauch lgth the call op the wild story by jack london star ring clark gable loreua youns and jack oakle major bowes amateurs no musical babcj in hollywood coming little rebel wlui shutlev temvle cleabinc auction sale in eramosa township millions of dollars worth of carpou are turned out from the mills in tha weit of scouand each year tlie carpet trade of scotland had good year in 1035 exports allowing bubstantlul growth for the third year in succession due to financial rccovery of australia south africa and new zealand to which most of the carpets are jieiit according to uie industrial department of the canadian national hallways strange to say scottkh carpulil in uie brttlih home market have to compete wlui carpets made in india of which consid erable qunnuues arc sold tlie price being low as compared with the home product wugu and raw materials costing less haltd woiuc mkanh nothing to hen hard word means nouilng to hen she juu keeps on digging worms and laying eggs regardless of wliat uie busi ness prognosticates say nbouv uie outlook for uls day or any otlier year if uie ground is hard slit scratches harder if its dry rjic digs deeper if its wet she digs where its dry if alio strikes rock she works around it if the gets few more hours of daylight eilie glvj us few more eggs but alwuys she digs up warms and turns them into hard shelled profits oj well as tender profitable broilers did jou ever xe pcsslmfciuc hen did you ever hear of one starving to death waiting for worms to dig uiem cclves to the surface did ou ever liear one cackle bocaiue work was hard not on your life they save their breath for digrinc and their cackles for eggs success means dgglng are you dlknlng canadas 1035 peach crop is estimated at 745000 bushels an advanoovjf 75 per cent over the 1034 crop of 407009 busliels the crop in ontario was re ported us 674000 busliels or double that of 1994 british columbia uie other commercial peach growing area produced 4035 bushels in general uie quality of uie 1035 crop wau good and wldo markef distribution was obtained truckers were an impor tant factor hi uie movement of uie on tario crop transporting loads as far cast as montreal and into northern ontario as result of this distribution and uie quantities absorbed in uie canning trade uie large crop was daiposcd of at prices only slightly loweruhan in 193 nurserymen reported sales of 07000 peach trees in 1934 and estimates tor 10j5 indicate this number has been ex ceeded by 40000 trees mllxionlkllab pish amonj uwy sixty and more different kinds of food fish and shellfish produced from canadata fisheries there are round dozen which in normal times add more million dollars each to uie dominions on nun producuon some of them add several millions and british columbias salmon more than docen millions tlio million dollar fish listed order of marketed vouo of 1034 catches ore salmon lobsters cod herring whiteflsh lialibut haddock sardines pickerel or dorc trout smelts and pilchards the brut foui a3lmoriplobstcrs7cod and her rings have held uiat position for num ber of yeors past and each of these fa much more uian milliondollar species in 1034 uie cod landings liad total marketed value of mare than 3300000 and uie herring catch was worui 1800 000 while in years when trade conditions ucrc normal uie values have been much larger the lobster marketed value some times runs to tuhctantlally more uian 000000 although it did n6t reach that figure in 1034 tlie salmon tops all otliern and in u934 uie affgrefrato com mercial catch amounted to 169700000 pounds wlui marketed value of nearly 12000000 the larger part of the catch being credited to british columbia in the 5ycar period 102030 uie marketed value of uie dominions salmon catch averaged hiorc than 17000000 butter and ciikese outut iuqii creamery butter producuon in canada totalled 3303487085 pounds compared with 233557804 pounds in 1034 an in crease of per cent higher output were reporter by quebec ontario man itoba saskatchewan ond british colum bia ontario led tho provinces with production of 82793058 pouncta while quebec held second place with 73090000 pounds production of factory clutcso in canada during 1035 totalled 100398282 pounds compared wlui 00340017 pounds in 103 an increase of 11 per cent this is uie ilrst time since 1925 that uie output of factory cheese has shown an ino over preceding year policeman to motorist why didnt you slow down didnt ycfti see uiat notice back uiere slow downlicre motorist yea but thought it refer red to your village chicks thrive in muskokas winter climate only lost in weeks ot of 300 started uskoka uie famous llfl summerresort taction of ontario ls plenty cold in the whiter umo but not too cold for raising bray chicks on december 31st wo shipped 300 chicks to mutjcoka customer oitpebruary 19th weckslater lie wrote have at present 393 olid they are all well feathered large healthy and vigorous chicks loss of only chicks in uio weeks this is striking evidence of the llvublllty vigor and stamina of bray chicks they do well where ever they go the secret lies ou rigid culling of breeding stock our blood tcetbic and our methods of incubation oct copy of our 1030 catalogue and see uiere what bray chicks ore doing for satis fied customers everywhere chicks for immediate delivery prices reasonable irva toed or cash discount on orders booked now for later delivery fredw bray limited chick hatchery geo brown ajrent nobva1u ont scotlano taking mo ilk 1x011 fuom canada vamm btoclc and xmfleiutknts thenuiaerigrtcdtulsrccclvedtnbtrn tlons from hoy young to sell by public auction at lot con cetilon ramosa mllea east of ouelph miles west of ilockwoodti mile oh no highway at york road school on tiiimsdtlnasukrnnrtfiribsb at one oclock sliarp uio fouowmg iiorsjsoorown horse 10 years bay mare 13 years oow3 bed cow fresh weeks calf at foot red cow frah calf at foot red cow frnih calf at foot block cow freih weeks cak at foot jersey cow fresh weeks calf at foot holsteln cow fresh weeks calf at foot black cow fresh ueeks calf at foot howelii oow due april 37th holsteln cow due july 3rd jney cow due july 35th hokiteln cow due eeitemher fiui steers montlis heifers monuu young calves tiils hi herd of good cows luavy milkers and all hand milked york pdos brood sow due april 2nd young sowd due april 3ndl youiur ow dueaprir3ran yooritf bow due april 5th young sow due april cui young sows just bred pigs 10 wekii 10 pigs weeks pigs uceks pigs wtvks these hogs are ull well bred und in good condition powl3 cjcesc oander ducks drake implbmksntfi afasjtyiarrla binder foot cut 1vciit wood moaer foot cut ma bay raki nearly ruiw mawuyluirrl seed drill 13 hoe maisyharrlrf cultlvalor tkt 4wetltm harrows oliver plow hml plow fcluton plow duc 14 plate steel ijind itolkr scurfler stoutbout pulkr wheelbarrow st lruck scuhi 000 lbs set blelglvi truck wagon hay riuk oruvel luuc top buggy st ubletnvj neck yoke logging chain other small artiehs harnljjs set team harium narly neu st plow harness sot single harnoas tkrms cash nt kumerre ait the lew xphrxl jt kklut anouonees kione 3d acton plank clerk canadian flour dmlnates uie scotutih market and uiere vas an increase of jive per cent tn the quanuty imported 1035 over 1934 through glasgow und lclth considerable amount or flour is also imported uirough dundee and aber deen and it is estimated canada accounts for 00 per cent of the ttal hour im ports through thtiu porli according tj iho ind ik trial peparunent of uie can adian national railways wood phone 37 grocery specials eor thursday friday and saturday tll till sockeye salmun small tin soekeyo salmon 31a 10a tall tin silver rod salmon 29 small tin silver ilwl salmon 16o lb tin ilcrrlnff in saloo sic tin pulcleil henrlnst jo tin mackerel plllots 14e tins palrliavcn sardines tic tins lacier sardines ile cooking apples cholm quality solid imck aallon iln itn pkt iikaltu bran lie pkt quaker oats lb jar stttfwid ouves neilsons ice cream zuc per brick as king edward pledged to aid fellow men thls tha bcena as kins kd ward viu in his first broadcast to hi bubjecu tliroujfhout the urltlsh kmplrt aald that would son tlnue tippromota tho wcllbelno oil was taken at the british broadcast hla fellowmen did his father ln corporauoa headquarter la king george before him and as did london radioed tonw york and ha aa prirsca ox walaa thli photo rushed to canada