i i the home of ijlje arimt 3flrr flrr aa member canadian weekly newspaper association member selected town wea kles of ontario the acton free press u published every thursday mornitir at the free freia building mill street actonqnjirjo the lubscriptioo price is xoo per year in advance postage ia charged additional to office in the united states the date to which aubacriptiona are r paid is indicated on the addresa label advertising ratestramient advertise- meats to cents per line agate measure or first insertion and 5 cents per hue for each aubse qucnt insertion contract display advertise- tnents for 50 inches or more per annum 18 cents per inch each insertion advertiscmcnta with out specific directions will be inserted till forbid and charged accordingly h p moore president and editor ya dills manager and assistant editor telephones editorial and business office itw residence of president nj residence of manager 131 concrete betterment to the people in the past few months the government in power gave the people of qanatja a reduction in in- come tax b reduction in sales taxc lowering of tariff on agricultural implements motor cats lighting plants saw milling machinery well drill ing machinery d restoration of penny postage c abolition of receipt tax these things stand out like thp sun at noon day they are unavoidabtek they find a reflex in every persons pocket thursday morning august 5 1926 editorial a curse to the dominion the halifax herald a strongly conservative newspaper says this is the curse of the liquor business it ramifies in every direction people who scorn to break other laws break the lirjuor law and regard the breach as a matter of light comment events of the past few months and disclosure after disclosure prove that the whole dominion has been cavgh i tnc meshes of the traffic its ramifications ean be traced from the atlantic to the pacific and runs through affairs at ottawa in bewildering maze lend a helping hand the citizens of acton and surrounding district should this year rally to the help of our agricultural society and do all in their power to make the fair n financial success it is only by cooperation and lending a helping hand that this can be accomplished if willing workers will come forward on our fair days and make their assistance and time their do nations to this splendid cause the officers and direc tors wjll feel much encouraged and the future suc cess of the annual fair be assured the free press has no authority to speak for the board of directors but ve do know that they always welcome sugges tions and help and if you want to do your bit and lend your assistance if you will speak to either president johnstone or w j akins secretary you will at once realize how pleased they will be to receive your aid oakville and rock wood fall fairs have closed their doors because of the indifference of the people acton has always had the confidence support and personal efforts of the community if this spirit continues the future will be a repetition of past successes neighborhood news- town and country hornby the crops of winter wheut harvest ed in this acction this year la mag nificent rarely havo the farmers of this section seem finer yields at a mooting of rem psentatlves or omagh hornby nnd boston prcsby teriun churches yesterday it was de cided to extend a call to rev mr innes of saskatoon susie to become pastor of the circuit as a resuu of a motor accident in trafuiffur township last wednesday night miss lucy peel had iter should er broken and miss ella her slater suffered severe cuts and bruises the car in which they were rldlnr to n softbau game capalxed in the ditch the rem concert co of toronto will give the programme al the tratden party to be held at the horde of afx w j lindsay base line ks- aucslng on august 5th in aid of st stephens church hornby tab sunday school lesson for sunday august 8 burlington the quest of youth during the lasf few weeks the young people in our universities colleges high schools and public schools have been writing on examinations with a view to attaining steps higher and higher in the scale of education which is to fit them for their respective activities of life youth desires much it dreams of fortune success glory power longs and struggles for them in these preliminary undertak- ings vet more than for all those things youth longs to get out of itself and perhaps that longing ia at the base of all the others when we begin to open our eyes wo see all round us a world of shadows creatures fashioned like us in the outer gesture and carriage of living yet whose inner ex istence we can never touch that longing is the foundation of society and friendship for with age wo learn to accept facts and to make the best of them we must live and die alone we cannot touch the souls of others we must take love and friendship and life for what they are which is much and not ask for what they are not in time we come to find that we can be- surprisingly busy for others even if they are only phantoms and shadows in the rush and press of living for thosejsouls which aro hidden our souls cease to be so obtrusivelymani feat and in the end if we think about the matter at all we see that the true way to get out of our selves is to forget ourselves altogether but in these later years let us try not to lose sight of what we were in the earlier let us understand the eternal quest of youth and sympathize with it and forgive it n treat it with impatience or contempt rn fofafter all youths passionate desire and effort to get out pf itself are the most ennobling things in life the bootleggers trail of death in certain aretes for some time past it has been the fashion to treat f the matter of the boohegger with goodnatured tolerance if not with an actual connivance a the nefarious traffic in wiicfj he was engaged jf h time has gone tje list o lives wiped out during thepasf week should gjye the deptiblow to the bootlegger and his business and arouse every cftizen wjo respects igw mi order and feels his responsibility to safeguard the lives of his fellowmen to aid the government in its effort to end forever the traffic in this poison in the face of the facts that have been produced during the past wedfor so the bootlegger is at last seen in his true colors as a menace not only to the stability of society but to human life as well there is death in the pot it must go globe for- more than fifty years the bootlegger has been plying nefarious trade under all systems of license and prohibition his lust for gain and easy living has stunted all his moral fibre and through all the years under all governmemnts he- haseontinued his jiellish business the revelations of tfte pat wegfc twitji the clire results following is no evidence of ajny change in the character of this outlaw through all the years he has sold his prodjucf for jjgin frreupmtive of the connequenaes t his pur blind customers homes jiave been broken up chil- dri have been starved lives have ibeen shattered physically and morally and these results have been of no concern to the bootlegger the results all along have been just as harrowing as the results reported the past week only they- have been more prolonged usually and wider in their influence the bootlegger is no new product his character is no blacker than it was fifty years ago the trouble is as the 5iobe has stated it has been the fashion to treat the matter of the bootlegger with good- natured tolerance the penalties of the law have never been of sufficient severity to deter the species from a return to their inhuman exploits after the fines imposed have been paid or the brief sentences adjudged have been fulfilled if a fiveyear sentence in penitentiary without the option of a fine or the allowing of clemency through the influence of sorne friendly politician were imposed as punishment for n fltet offence the bootlegging business would soon b 3 annihilated is the ontario temperance act a failure we happened to interrupt a discussion on the o ta the other day it was contended on the one side that you temperance cranks dont know what is going on outside your town among the young people the amount of drinking on the sly by the young men would open your eyes it is an old and favorite saying but indefinite argument there is an old saying that what you dont know wont hurt you there are a few facts nowever in connection with temperance reform and temperance legislation that are outstanding and definite and here are some of them you no longer dread the open barroom and its attraction to your son you no longer hear your son your husband and father staggering and cursing as he comes into his home late at night you no longer heir of the drunkards home with all its miseries and its neglected family you no longer hear of drunken brawls on the public streets shouting and cursing and fighting yo no longer see the drunk man staggering along the street frightening the children and mak ing the air hideous with his vile and filthy language you no longer hear of the abused wife and fam ily by the drunken husband and father you ho longer see the ragged pinched faces and barefooted children of the drunken father as they pass along the street moreover the barroom is no longer manufactur ing drunkards out of your sons these are only a very few outstanding accom plishments in the way of temperance reform wheth er the ota is a success or not depends upon your point of view and those who pronounce it a failure wish it to be a failure- because they desire a return to old conditions with its accompanying debauchery misery crime and poverty winchester press the cutting of fall wheat has com menced in nelson township it is said the sample is very good the burlington horticultural so ciety will hold its annual flower and vegetable show in st lukes parish hall on wednesday august 18th mrs r l huraey of icew tork city and miss catherine i acott of toronto who have been vlhltlnff their mother at appleby have returned home mr and mrs edward s jones and bon curtis and mrs knowles of mlnneaimlts tjsa are 1buestb of his mother mrs andrews nelson avenue mrs king and afro j cameron gain and daughter isthel of jeff- fersanvllle new yorlc are vlsiunsr at idlewlld the home of mr and mrs c p coleman i trinity united church wascrowded last sunday at botht services when vices rev mr tllton on behalf of mcquilvray both took part in the ser vices rev m tllton on behalf of trinity united church extended a welcome to the unionists who bad come over from chrlat unhcd church gazette i georgetown georgetown business mens plcnlc to eldorado on thursday august 19 mrs h p lawson master walter lawson are houduylnflr at blgwln inn muskoka mr and mrs h goldhom and children and mr fred edwards of toronto spent sunday with friends at palmeraton mr and mrs a b castoll and mrs h herbert are spending a couple of weeks visiting relatives in kent county and detroit mr st t coutts of asslnlbola saalc visited friends in town over the weekend mr and mrs robert dow left georgetown last weekrfor their home in sunderland england mr herb cleave who underwent serious operation in toronto a few weeks ago was able to return homo last week and is making remarkable progress toward recovery about twelve oclock on thursday evening nve youths from erin started to make an exhibition of themselves on mam street when chief jackson arrived on the scene cutting their an tics short with a severe lecture and warning they were slven a limited time to leave town which they did with nil possible apced herald i milton editorial notes the promised good harvest in the west will enable the entire dominion to make- enormous strides for ward in the recovery of abounding national prosper ity on the eve of which we have been for some time if the real facts were known it is very probable that our canadian politicians are much less con cerned respecting our constitutional rights than they are about being on the winning side in the general elections mayor martin m p of montreal made a strong appeal to edmonton business men for a return q the wopqrty political system mr mqrtiqs view point woild ie more consistent if quebec province abandonee the oneparty system red deer atjyq- iate l thereismorefood fqrthought in the following expression by the philosopher henry detouche thgn a sasunl reading would indicate it is art alarming thing for a people when decent folk show less energy in attacking evil than criminals show in protecting it the canadian national railways showed a gain of 296 per cent in net earnings for the first six months of this year as compared with the same period last year there are excellent prospects that similar gains in earnings will continue and if so the national railways will soon be selfsustaining there is no occasion in canada with its eight- hour-working-day- and its many holidays for any- frr of us to expropriate the sabbath pay for sports and such feature as are usually incident thereto says the oshava sons of england record canada has repeiyei no gmall amount of favorable notice in foreign parts because of the generally quiet and orderly observance of the sabbath day by her people -f- the georgetown herald says it is possible that e ar harris editor of the burlington gazette form er mayor of the town and warden of halton county will be chosen as the candidate in the liberal in terests for the coming general elections for the house of commons if mr harris refuses mr waldbrook of trafalgar will likely be asked to con test the constituency liberals of peel gathered to nominate a candi date for the federal elections and never in the his tory of the association was there a better attended or a more enthusiastic meeting called for this pur pose they selected william j lowe snelgroye and if the liberals and progressives of the eounty get behind mr lmre work for hirntrom now until election jay and see that every vote is east then mr lowe will be the next member for pfjwl county brampton banner cods good gifts j goncral lesson title the living of tho manna scripture lesson exod 16 136 itoferunco matcrral john c 11268 rev 2 ltr golden text jesus bald unto tboni lnm tho btcud or lire john 6 36 devotional reading matt 6 2532 tho text explained 11 jehovah spake sfc noto on j3x- oduo 12 1 leb8on iv 13 tho coming of the quails was n natural event but as tho answer to tho prayer and assurance of faith was miraculous theso birds in thoir un- nual mlgruuon ny aver tho slnaltlc peninsula in vast numbers and sett ling on he ground when exhausted by long flight are easily caught 1418 there havo been many theories concerning tho manna somo biblical scholars argue that it was indeed wholly miraculous literally bread from heaven a special crea tion direct from tho hand of qod others have endeavored to identify it with some known vegetable product of the peninsula of sinai holding that the miracle was not in tho manna it self but in gods glving of it as in the case of the quails see above 16 an omer a measure equal to a uttlo over seven pints 35 did eat the manna forty years thlb does not mean that it formed their cxcluslvo diet for we know that they had with them quantities of cat tle and sheep during their wander ings lemon themes hunger for material things in this lesson we see tho israelites travel ling toward tho promised land far behind them lies the red sea they have seen again and again mani festations of qods loving care yet they aic murmuring they are com plaining becauso they lack food now tbe hunger f material things is natural it is perfectly rtropor that an empty stomach should demand nourishment it is exceedingly dlltl cult to maintain tho spiritual life if the body is not properly fed god gave us our bodies and it is en tirely right and fitting that we take adequate care of them tho troublo with these people however was that they seem to havo no thought for any thing else except material things their bodies were tho masters you and i today need bear in mind saint pauls examplo and keep the body under not that christianity calls for ascetlclst but in tho spirit that is typified in tho triangle badge of the y m c a recognlrlng three sides in our nature spirit mind body and that the spiritual side is upper- jnost wo must bo masters over ma terial things god thai everpresent god always provides for the needs of his chil dren the manna which he gavo to hungering israel was typical of his provision for all mankind in tho deepest sense all our food is bread from heaven tho thought of bread dropping from tho skies thrills us be cause it is unusual it is no more wonderful however than the annual miracle of billions of bushels of wheat and corn with which god feeds this fair land of ours hero we havo the marvel of the godgiven germ of life in the seed and the mystic power which god has given to sunlight and rain we must dlsmisb from our minds the notion that god is only in the unusual and spectacular and learn to see tho dlvino hand in things that are familiar and near athand as tennyson has so beautifully ex pressed the thought harold husband of omagh left last week on a holiday trip to asslnlbola sask miss evelyn earl of windsor is spending her holldnys in milton and vicinity t mrs john f brownrldge of bran- donmqn is visiting friends in this nefghborhood mrs geo h dawson is in guelph general elospital where she under went an operation lost week since then her condition has been very serious but it is hoped that sho will recover milton has a dog bylaw and there aro no vagrant canines in town what about cats the ownerless cats with which the town swarms are a nuisance they scratch up gardens kill insectivorous birds and make tnc nights hideous with tnelr caterwaul ing let us have action on tuesday momlnar mr and mrs stanley isxard and family were in their car on their way to the country to pick berries at the martin street double crossing they slowed up while the 56s train for the east passed atid were almost on the track when mr bxard baw a westgqlnr fast freiglit train coming which iyifl- been con cealed by the pasiengy flo put n the brakes qnd jnnrqgpij tq stoh with in a foo qf the fnolc chmflplon it vuilfin fan nwfyjpji thomas eclectrip olij needs no teatirrranuu of its powers otfter than itaett whoever tries it far coughs or colds for outs orjxuituslpns for sprains or burns for pains in the limbs or body well known the medicine proves itself and needs no guarantee this 1st why this oil is in general use fall fairs of this di8trict the following is a list of fall fo4r dates issued by tho asrlcultural so cieties branch of the ontario depart ment of affticuhturc in which the people of this district will be interest ed acton sopt 21 and 22 alneifoyle oct 6 bolton oct 1 and 2 brampton burlington caledon cooksvllle durham erin geor sept 28 and 28 sept 21 and 22 sept 2sand 33 oct 5 and 6 sept is and 24 oct 7 and s sept24 and 26 milton i streetsvlllo toronto weston sept so and oct 1 sept 18 aug 28 to sept 11 sept 2 and 26 is your child thin and weak cod livw extract in sugar coatj tftbuta put on flati and builds thorn up in just owdayai quicker than you over dreamed of tlieso wonderful health buudtnf flesh cretin ubloto cabled mccoy cod liver kztrtvct tablets will start to help any thin underweltrht lit tie oiib after sickness and where rlekota aro suspected they are ipecla4lytftr- ablo ifoat peoplo know that from tb llvera of uio lowly co4hah titamlries of the drat olaaa re extracted tha kind mwt liaip all feeble under wolalit mtfrj women ajnd children try theae wonderful tabfeta for 30 day and it your frmll puny child dont srreatly bonsftt set your money back a very alokiyr ohlld mra valnerf ia pound in 7 months ask any drurslst ox mccoys cod liver extract tabltts su eaay to take aa candy and 4 tableta floyera in the crannied wall i pluck you out of the crannleti i hold you here root and all in my hand uttlo flower but if i could under- etand what you arc root and all and njl in all i phould know what god and man la we must meet conditions men are alwiiyti ready to accept the bless lngs which qod bestows upon them but tho matter of meeting hib condition is somothlnfr quite different the is raelites were entirely willing to bo fed upon the manna but they wanted to gather and eot in their own way they had to bo educated in god0 way so it is with us true faith trusts him absolutely and accepts whatever god may aend as beat for us though he elay me yet will i trust him for study and discussion how many sides are there to our nature should a christian consider his bodily needs vhat should bo our attitude toward ihyslca1 and material thinga in what sense wan the com ing of the quails a miracle the giv ing f the manna aro our annual crpps mraclea how complete must oup trust in ood be dully readings for next weak monday exod is 112 tuesday xod 18 1324 wedneaduiy l cor 12 lll thursday 1 cor 12 1231 friday matt 25 142a saturday 1 cor 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11 37 ain 137 pm 3 37 pm 537 pjn 7 37 pm 9 37 pm 11 35 pm destroys flies mosquitoes moths ants bed bus roaches the vllamcan with th black band toronto tormina koala 8treet and 3t clair auenus freight delivered by special express freight freight picked up at any ad dress in toronto world btrrat annul fopoauoa joo crs not miont biuldfatv atteniuneo lois 1491300 lek- newoatno government building to oa opcam tau year national exhibition toronto 1926 dates aug 28 sept it j a smith real estate and insurance got our hat of faxms and town property before buying wo may have just what you want and are looking for at prices and terms to suit you agent for confederation ufa association london lancashire fire insurance london lancac- ahlre guarantee and acoldent company of canada- prompt and courtoous attention given your business solicited resldence mill and wallace sto telephone 105 acton graduates of guelph business coiege merited tho following ajieckil awards 17 proficiency ccrtlflcatoa for accurate typing 11 bronze medals for speed in typing 4 silver medals for rapid typ- lng 16 fylinff certificates 7 rapid calculation certificat es fall term from august 30 registrations are now belnjj made send in your application i day your opportunity is in tho business world you must bo thoroughly train ed our individual instruction wjll give you this our service department will osalst- you to proqprly locate upon graduation we can apcopt only a limited number write today a l boqck principal nnd proprietor castoria motirbk castoria is especially prepared m relieve infants in aims andhitdren all ages of constipation wind colic to sweeten stomach flatulency diarrhea regulate bcaxels aids in the assimilation of food promoting cheerfulness rest and natural sleep without opiates s to avoid imitations always look for the signature of awa proven dirccliom on each package fhysidans everywhere reconnnead ft 50000 harvesters wanted 1500 j to winmnm phi half a cent per mile beyond to at s totn saskatchewan alberta bdmo calgary maaleod and hart sltitvrlkmtf half a cent per mfjeto wtaoipa pltu fmm to dtatinatlon through opkia1 trains for wlnntpsc via canadian national ry win kav m fellowst standard ttrn4 1 from toronto unionsutlon 1201amauk18mldnlgbtam 17 12 7ulf18 1230 pma pmau ua20 1045 pmxgm 120pm aug 31 900pm aug 81liju vm dept- 3 9j0 pm sept g from ottawa 1201 am aug is midnight aus 17 i 1201 noon aug 18 188 a jrf auv4m 1201 noon aug 31 from wind80r 1201 am aug 20 roldnight aug 19vu chatham ldonhamuto from palmer8ton 0 oo am aug 20 vi guelph georgetown and inglcwood gpecfail through can from other principal points connecting wltb above ipecial trains for details consult local canadian national agents thuouqh train80mfortable colonist oars special cabs for women and chilofll purchase your ticket to winnipeg via canadian national railway whether or not your final destination in the west is a point on the canadian nf tional tickets and all informadon from nearest agent travel canadian national collections we handle collections only 35 years experience speaks for itself assuring efficiency and re liability kelly aiken collectors orangeviile and owen sound ref standard bank of canada ice i have a good stock of lco on hand nnd can supply customers regularly during tho summer months mako arrangements fqr your needs now refrigerators i havo secured the agoncy for acton for tho vf ellknown renfrew and barnet refrigera tors and will bqplesued to show you models and quote you prices wm evans main street savage gompany jewellers china silverware lower wyndham st phone 571 guelph