Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 20, 1931, p. 5

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thursday auoubt 30 1p31 thrjvcton free press paoii fnm social and personal items the visitors to acton homes and the visits of actonians little items of personal interest master jack smith is ljolldajintf at vlneluid mam vtou waller ta visiting friends in now york miss jessto mowat is visltlnff friends in detroit and ann artwr ulss mario mowat has been spendina tier holidays in muskoka mrs a brown of montreal is visiting her niece mrs m pallant mr roland how toledo ohio vlalud at mr o h ijuius last week mrs win johnatoiib is visiting with her son mnd family at umdun mrs k- it vincent and billle are hall flaying with relatives in hamilton mr r k oarvin o toronto vulujl his mother and sister hero las week mim isabel lanu is spending a we k with bo nd m deuni at bavfleld misses lorna kennedy and llornlcv held it n are holldayintf at alllston mr and mrs wm evans and family spent sunday with friends in roronto miss oraoo barbour of toronto visited at the homo of ileeve and mrs a mason miss mamie masales is vulllntf with friends in woodstock vermont for a tow weeks mrs w k groves of toronto vlsltrd at the homo of mr and mrs j a mowat last week mr and mrs alex maodonald and ulss margaret macdotiald visited relatives at samla mr and mrs v k mocleary are visit lng with his slater mrs j hussoll ut hobcaygeon miss kathleen k lly urs in training at at josephs jioeolul ouelph wai 1 ome tills week mr joel losllo celebrated ills eighty- third blrtluly on sunday and is onjoy lng splendid lioalth messrs o ii marrlnon and harry maluprue jiad an enjoyable motor trl io nortli bay uiu wuek mrs w e riuunuion of lumdon vlsltod ut tho homo of her mothor mrs mary k nelson last woek mr and mrs robert idgle and uasil and mrs john bell of toronto callotl o ac lou friends on sunday mr and mrs jas boll and mus luolla of cleveland ohio callod on acton relatives and friends this week mr claude precious and mus ivy coles of toronto visited with mr and mrs e coles over the weekend mr and mrs hoy wansbrough of toronto spent the weekend at mi wansbrough s mothers homo here mr and mrs smith griffin of erin visited with mrs griffins sister mrs e a wansbrough a day last week miss s campbell mr and mrs archie campbell and mary of start erie spent tho week end at mr o ii lantx s mr and mrs geo edwards miss lucy fed wards and mr and mrs hoy burilnif visited in canntngton and boaverton mr and mrs livingston and oavlii of montreal wure visiting at the homo of mr and mrs j k oardlner tills wock mr and mrs jas smith of cluolph ripcnt sunday with mr and mrs angus mcdonald and family at dolly vardcn prof jos coke ottawa and dr ab bott of erin attended the funeral of his ousin mrs jas smith here on sunday mr and mrs hold and babo of buffalo h y are visiting with mrs holds pavents mn and mrs john harvey lako avenue r mrs h bennett and mus mlimla z bennett have returned home after thrai weks visit wlui mr and mrs j v fa terry at brantford mus birdie brown mitts delia btille- feullle and mr w j h brown of tor onto visited at the home of mrs mary e nelson on sunday mus margaret mcbvride mr uoa hogue mr and mrs e jacknuui of wellond spent sunday at mrs e v colliers brock avenue mrs hobert shaw md mus ktu swacktuuner returned homo saturday after spending twoweeks at blroh outf cottage algonquin park mr and mrs thos speight and mlhs mttehell of toronto and mus nelllo speight of lansing visited aoton relat ive and friends on tuesday mr charles symon and miss mar h symoivhad a motor trip to new york city last week and vultod frleius lu hoctiester on the return trip mr j m mcdonald spent the week end in muskoka mrs mcdonald and xlrona returning with hlni after spending two weeks at the montelth inn lake rosseau muskoka messrs arthur oamble bingham hamsden and william williams jr re turned on saturday after a motor trip and two weeks holiday in northern on tarto going as far north as north bay tlev d m johnston and mrs john ston nee amite ton tort rook or mnrru town minn are vuitlug with relatives and old friends in acton and district rev mr johnston occupied the pulpit at churchill on sunday afternoon and many of ills lormct friends and uie con gregatlon greatly enjoyed the discourse a former boy faix patb dates di of meichberw vmtn in which vrr irt tteader wui be interested aoton septembeit 16 10 aborfoyle october 7 arthur september 30 so bolumi october 3 3 brocobrldgo september 3330 brampton september 33 2j burlington september 30 csjedon september 35 30 chcsley september 34 38 cxlcsvlllo september 30 30 drayton september 33 33 dundaftt september 30 30 durham september ib 10 erin october 1 3 tnrus september 3435 gait september 31 30 georgetown september ib id grand valley september 30 30 uarrbiton september 34 35 ixuidon western pair september 14 10 markluun october 1 3 m titan september j 3 30 mount forest september lfl 17 oraliipjville sepumfifcr 17 18 ottawa central canada august 24 jj ialmnrstoil soptomber ib 10 sholburne september 33 33 slreeuvlue october trtwonlo can national aug 28 sept 13 woodbrldge october 0 10 sir harry wuttains tribijte lo the ijuo it 1 moore m jublulcd in tho aoton fnjrland caaette tlio following tribute was mode in the acton eugland got ltr by sir ilany urtttain totha lato t 11 magjwtrah p mourn in the slimmer of 1034 tilers was o- gatlmrlng in england of tho editors of a hundred of tlu wo kly potm rs of canada home i n ut did tlio honor ut asking mo to act as chairman of tho rtfcoptlon xuninltu when we welcomed our mends to iridbn amontf uie vu it orn was judge moore tho ownor of tjik acton phi 1sxks whin mr mimro learnt that tho clksirnuui of the committee was n1s umbr for aoton ulddlosem he told me liow ho had olways looked forward u visiting uie town i brought aim down tioxt day and asked him wh tthcr in uiought tlio canadian acton would are fr a pr stntatloi or our ooat-of- arsns ihu suggritlon received u warm wil cpmo from acton ontario and in r it the citizens of our bister aotjn sent nie a canadian flag prom that day to this tho newspapers of both towns liavo kept in touch and tlio greatest p uwlbln interest is taken by tho cltlscm of tlio smaller town in the doings of u o burger only a ni mth ago i stayed with th i judge and mrs moore and one hspy family gathering suoceeded another so that during tho two days 1 ai nt in thu countryside uie opprtunlty was afforded mo of mooting practically all the people of acton i ho judgo liod poxsml his wliolo 11 to in acton ontario and all who know him will appreciate it when i say that i found ho was not only reinjected but loiud by all tstaiuishmfnt oik a hahpbfbuy plantation wlieii ehtablulilng a how pltuitatlon of roiuorrloi preparation utid fertlllcatlin of tho soil ar two main esiieiituuil for good production a w 11 tlralnt d clay or chiy loam noil when forulijod with heavy application of manure previous lo planting mkuut to mlot tho reuulremtm for buah growtli as w 11 wi fruit yield at tlio dominion kxporlniliital statlo l kapiuucimlng ontario it lion bcrn found that tlio fall planting or tho busheu i given a iillghtly higher ymd uian when pliuitod in tlio spring because tliey com niinoo growth very early alo it ha lmil found that rown nix fee t apart with thirty lnchui between tho bu lu ti very natlt factory distance woll rooted ono year old plinti nro quite u itli factory for traiibplantlng wiilh re sot they ithould bo planted llghtiy ditpor tluui they wtro in tho nursery tlio soil well packed around tho raolji und ir patmlblo watered at uiat tin o otherwise they may dry out und die oocosioiuli mallow cultivation durlnu tlio summer lu an oxcollcnt practice oi this forncf a mulch and prevents tl o noil from becoming too dry additional uppllcntlonn of manure may be required during successive growing seasons as a rich noil is noeded for a prolific growtli tfie fruit is produced entirely on wood of tlio provjous neoaons growth thus special caro sliould bo taken when prim ing so that sufficient old wood lit loft for bearing old canes should bo removed after tlui fruiting season or early tlio following spring moflt varietur of raspberries need win tor prottctlan ihu can bo accomplish ed by bending tlio canes over and placing few shovoliiful of earth on them to keep them in position until covered with snow during tho winter tlio caiuw may bo pinched back when about two foot high so that tlioy will not grow too tall and thus may bo covered with a protoc tlvo covering of snow during tho winter months i wo of tho bast varieties of raspborrlci tried at tho kapuikaslng station ore tho newman kind tlio cuthbert t1ik kciiolauvy tramp a tramp whoso boraggled clothes and crownlcis hat wore worn with tho ol of crown prinro attonding tho op ra applied ono summer afternoon at a farm liouio for fowl und drink rho hidy promised him a dinner provided ho flri t sawed soiiio kuidling wood lho tramp with a pondi roui bow and a lifting or tho shameless headgear repllnd my di ar lady it lias always been my cu torn first to admlnlitcr to my gustro nomlc needs and uieu apply myulf 11 slduoujily to tlio employment of tho moment by p rmlttlng mo first to par take of tho dellcloui vhuids which know you can tut woll proparo you will only ahgmont my cntliuilalm for tlu ku t prandial to k whatever it may be i ho woman not a little flatten d pre pan d a gustatory meal which tho trump llt posed or with gusto and eclat during tho abaenco of tho lady from tho room tho tramp made his departuro and hul reached tho road b fore she cnplcd him bho oill d out to him just as ho wa 1 about to light a truncated cigar but 1 moment before rewmed from an inglorl oui death beneath tlio win oli of a passing car did you saw tlio wood aho called 1 him tho tramp he iltatcd in tho illumina tion or tho already portly consumed narcotic weed held it poised in his wt hand while with his right ho flicked a particle of dust from his incove adjusted the clothespin which served tho douolo purpose of a button and scarf pin clear d his throat and responded mudam in tho armament of accom- pllihment you scintillate with far mora brilliance in tlio culinary than in 1 10 grammatical constellation did you saw lho wood in a rhetorical barbarism bt yond compare in speaking of the vlsuallty of the timber wb 1 promenaded by your interrogation would moro proper ly bo did you see the wood in answer to which inquiry i shall cheerfully n ply in tho alt intuitive i did by tlio wa ii the molitura in tho air dots not pre clpltato into rain wa rhall indeed ik treated to a moat delightful afternoon good day matlnm various itcins of local interest a witty bpoonyiuhm one of tho noun of charles dickons tho famous novolut went to australia as a young man attained sortie dlitlnotlin tlu rd and was ncnl to parliament the premier of now south walci tllpii tho hon sir george puller likes to 111 of a retort that mr dickens math which sir george calls tho neatest ho ever hoard in tlio parliament house amp w i wise name was willis was making a violent harangue against a measure tint had been introduced by mr dickens after listening patiently to tho speech mr dickens roso to reply my father ho said made famous a phrase barkis is wlllln hud lie been hero today tlio pliraso would liavo bet n altered to willis is bark hi hue ha1d it tih htutl- of happinehh tho material from which happlneui ti faihionod is wry simple ilioso who understand tho art can find tlio ntuff for its making in a huiihj t sky child a laughter or the fragrance of an tiruunn flower llio young people who imalno they would be happy if they had flno clothing luxurloui surroundings and ph ijty of money foruot that happlnc n la something to bo manufactured by oteh individual not something which nan bo purchased ready made which mfans moh1 to yout a ilnlqae canleat lip vip lailom thnuigh their local agents have instituted a novel oonuttt uielr patrons gursslng on hie time ji air flight rrom windsor ui ironu the lu hit to decide i rises totalling 1 o00 are rferid to the titannt gueaii lallants clothing store acton axe th jil rt preventatives who are rtglsterlng io guetiscs and have uie details melaren family keupjon oraiidchlldnrr of donald mrfiren a scotch pioneer who settled nerfr milton mot at tho home of mr and mrs willtvn mclaren brampuin on saturday alturnoon in their second re union tluha prcv nt were the brttlurs and sisters of mr mclaren donald and walker tor onto mrs xlkinias itac roronto mrj luunan mlmurray gmlitli mrs d a baxur xronscona manitoba mlww s le and may mclaroii lutmto lai- urt of n grot worn received from mrs l maklimon iusluy and jolin mc l4ir ii winnipeg vxiandlng busincam copy of an wdvertlsr merit reach ig thu oftlce of the kellogg company pub ushod hi the motrop4lltant papers of great britain show that tills company ik meeting the depression by ruaching out iw nt w mark ij li llie heading of tho advertisement bt london to ixindou 1 ho kellogg company have made ar- ruigi niliits to increase tiielr london ontarki plant to manufacture the oereuu that are being called for in in en aslng quautltlt 1 from the european market i his lt the second addltbui to tlte factory that the kcllog company iws found ulcelsary to add thu year iimi whlut hwlmmlng overcome with a 1 widen attack t cramps when hut 3fi yards from aliorc hoy murphy aged jo of h h no 1 bronte was drowned in twelve mllo creek late sunday night llie lad had boi 11 swimming in tho rlvt r for winu time when ho et out for the east shnx ho tjiaclu d it safely and wat halfway back when ho 1 utldi nly sunk several ptople 011 tho nhtno immodltaily net out lu boali to his rrficuo but tiielr efforts wero futllo hu bmly was recovered in dttip water after lu minuter dr igglng by william dixon of bronte and prank clark george duncan and dick onm friends of the youth meanwhile police had been notified und constable jack barnci and coroner dr wilkinson of oakvllle arrived with a pulmotor i hey worked over tho lad for moro than on hour to no avail coroner wilkinson lut r deemed an inmieht unnccec ary murphy who lived around bronte for a numhrr of yearn wili an limnigrunt lad and very popular with local people wa1 employed by cecil inglehart as a helier the hreure oakes wcddlit at ktoekwood lho homo of mr and mra w j osmund oaken rockwood was the seme of a pretty wedding when tiielr daughter mary elizabeth was married to h bruce prrttn only son of mrs prouro and ti o late mr felix preure of guelxih mr macgowan coililn of tho bride played tho wedding mimic the brije who was given in marriage by her fathc uoro a french gown of palo pink slllc not with embroidered design in taffeta hi veil was of pink tullo trimmed with orange blossoms which had been worn by tho bride s mother her only onia nient was a rope of pearls the gift of tin groom she carried a shower bouquet or sutitheurt nvus heather and maid n hair fern her attendant was her lis tor ml is margaret oakes who wore a gown of pale yellow embroidered organdie ard not with hat to match she carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums mr 1 rank 1 oakou was groomsman ven archdeacon scovll rector of st george a church auclph conducted the core mony rho rooms were prettily decorated with gladioli snapdragon asters and fnm during tho signing of tle register mrs h wllklnuin sl tor of tho groom sang le pirunb of the bride und groom received with the bridal party the bride s mo her wearing a gown of bhio georgette with hat to match and corsage of roses the groom h mother was becomingly gowned in black georgette and lace and corsage of roit 1 refreshments wore nerved in tho dining room where the decorations were carried out in a color schemo f pink and white for travelling tlio bride rhoio a blue silk crepe suit with hat shoes and purse to match riie couple h ft on a motor trip to ottawa montreal quebec und other points east market reports dairy products v quotations to shippers these aro toronto quotations butter cnomtry nj 1 pasteuriw d j2 to 32 1 hc n 1 j lo 00 above prices for goods delivered tor onto qnotatloni to oetau trade boiler creamery n 1 do second pasteurized 34 33 to to 00 00 churning crtam special no 1 no j fo b country 31 30 17 point to 00 to oo to 00 poultry and egcs quotations to country shippers deliv ered prrah extras 24 to 00 o hnt 21 to 00 1 rooml 10 to oil qdouuoom to retail trad carton fresh nxtruit 30 to 00 prcah extras jfl to 30 do flmt ihlllet sooond 3 to 211 3q to 00 qmotmilona to shippers pwltry alive dressed spring chlckrns 3vj 4 itin 33 to an 3 to 514 lbs ib to 30 3vi to 3 ih if to 24 3 to 316 lbs lt to 33 hi ns over ihs 10 to lil do 4 to lbs 16 to ib do 3 to 4 ihs 14 to 18 do 3 to 3 4 lbs 11 to id boosters ovnr 4 lbs 11 to 13 quota tums abova indicate uie general narkt range in value to eggs and poultry on delivery basis wholesale vegetablkh vege tables at whole e houses are quoted iotaton now bag go to 75 drfhhki meats wholraale dealers in dressed moats quote the following prices to the trad beef fornquarters do hindquarters carcasses choice do medium calves rholre veal heavy hog cwt i ight hogs cwt abattoir hogs mutton cwt luunbs 6 00 to 7 ho ib 00 to 1 00 11 00 to 13 00 10 o0 to 11 00 11 0o to 13 00 0 00 to 10 00 u 50 to 13 00 13 00 to 14 00 8 00 to 13 00 ib 00 to 20 00 iwo fellows who hod been dining w ro in a mood for a rldtdulous wager 1 11 bet you said one solemnly that tlio first words my wife bays when lget homo tonight are my dear and 1 11 bet you a nver said tho other promptly that hyia won t say my dear they proceeded towards the first man n home ho knocked at tlio door and a head appeared at the wnldow above my dear began the jhan hu long suffering wife interrupted with ly dear be hanged walt till you come inside which moons tlu mrw t to you your job or your salary if you had mo icy enough to live on would you want to continue tho work that gives you your livelihood or would you turn your ut tentlon to munn thing else vou may think you would rather not work ut all but that in doubtful the people who prefer to loaf aro so exceptional that tliey hardly count if the payment moans more to you than your job then expect that your salary always will remain small you may have every intention of doing your best but you cannot do o if you aio not enthusiastic about your work pir tlio most part tlio mm wlw have made great fortunes have thought compara tively utle about that side tliey havu lovod their jobi for themselves you uonjqor why men keep at work long after money lias ceased to be an object such men worked for the fun of it from the start ami keep on working for tlio samo reason your best ulianeo to make money h to rare so much about your work lhat you would rather do it ajul remain imkv all your life than grow vkeli in any otht r employment hides and wool toronto wholesale dealers in hides and wool are quoting prices to country ship pers as follows city hide green 4o per lb hills and grands 3c per lb country hides grrnn 3c o curod 3c to 4c calf green 7c country ralf cured 7io to be city vt ul kip or country vtal kip 5c do cured 6vio to lie country grasjur kip 3r to 4e horn hid 1 no 1 1 50 no 3 1 jq no 3 or honlmlr j3c pound wool flat free of rejt ets be pound rjcti 5c tall iw solid hanx t no 1 1c cakes 3ic to 4c pound grain quotations grain dealers on tho toronto board of trade ore making the following quota tions for ear lobt no 1 northi rn coitc no 3 northern cbc hay and straw pxtra no 3 timothy in car loads 14 00 to 00 00 a 3 timothy in car loads 14 do to 00 00 13 m to 13 00 milton won prom newmarket in urn kirst nt gam in intermodule hahall championship on saturday lho first of the home andhome games lietwetn newmarket and milton in tho o b a a intermediate champ lamb t si rlt 1 was played at milton on sathrdiy mlltou winning by 0 to 3 phe attend anro local and from neighboring cities towns und villages was very large tlio visitors drew first blood scoring two un earned runs in the third frame by bunch lng three singles with two local errors i he locals went rimless until the seventh v hen they got three runs by bunch i lg twit doubles and two singles with a pavi ihoy got three other unearned runs in the eighth un two passes a wild ptcn and an error it h e newmarket 003 000 0003 11 3 milton 000 000 330 4 30 3 vail and rumor marsh and potter umpires hlckoy of hamilton and nlcliolson of roronto wheat straw fl 00 to 050 oat 1 traw goo to 0 50 potatoes ontario potatoes in bags cl t 55c curupnt live stock prices choice heavy steers 4125 0 50 butohur steers choice eoo 0 35 do fair to good 515 500 butcher heifers cliolce 6 75 000 da medium 5 35 5 50 butcher bulls light choice 3 75 4 21 do ieavy 3 75 300 do itologna j 25 2 50 cows good 4 00 400 do canncru and cut urn 1 00 3 00 baby beef 100 boo pi odors choice 4 50 4 75 stockers choice 4 00 4 70 calves good to cliolce b00 8 50 do mediums goo sro springers 05 00 milkers 35 00 45 00 spring lambs 8 25 8 50 cull lambs 7 00 800 sheep yearlings 4 00 500 do choice 4 00 4 50 heavy sheep and aged bucks 100 3 50 hogs bacons fob 0 50 6 75 a woman walking along tho highway and carrying a hen was met by a man wluu ho aald to her is the name of 1 car chevrolet she ever lay gregory theatre pluoay august 21 the flood a deluge of dynamic drama co starring lleahor boardman and monty blue charlie ohaie com edy thundering tenors pox news saturday august tt lawrux larceny a lovo thief facing the fury of a wronged wife 11 tarring bebe daniels comedy v bride and gloomy curiosity nft 1 hodge podg ild bits monday august 14 five and ten starring marlon davie chap- tor 0 pinger prints voice of hollywood no 11 m coming a free soul starring norma shearer thursday friday 1 saturday special 10 lbs kedpa1i granulated sugar tor 54c 1 i in comiort iyi tas lie 5 ih tin 1ioni y for 40c 1 lb da1l slic caki b for 22c 1 puckiiitcs corn i laki s tor 25c j uoltlcb lxiracts for 24c 1 grait iriur for 25c 0 inch scrub brush tor 7c ii quart basket cooking onions tor 45c 1 cukes lux ioiii 1 soap for 19c 1 paclchio grapl nuts with balloon for 18c nelson co mux street acton phone 37 arrow bus increased service virrorivr batukhay august is r ast crn s1andard 1 imc leave acton daily eastijouni 7 10 a m ims a in 1 1 35 u m 5 20 p in 7 50 p in 0 35 p 111 leave acton dailywestbound 7 15 a m 0 15 a m 1 1 15 a in 4 15 p m 7 15 p in 0 is p in 1 i 35 p ni i 15 p m 1 1 1 5 p ni during wtrk duyii only of mxhlljltuin ivrlihl will oocrato wosujound at ij is a111 not d 15 p m reduced fares to holders of season tickets ah iuhumvuihi conclic will lie routed ti exhibiiioii groundri return service provided from wcutcrit exhibition entrance nt lakchhore drive ut 9 ki p m and 10 15 p m tickets and inrormallon at wiles phone 58 special purchase new bramble yarn knitted suits at an extraordinarily low price 1595 by all means hnve ono of these three piece knitted suits union your first tall costumes their trim buttoned coats and pleated effect skirts will give you tho gracofut clean cut lines that are smart tor pall their unusual swcatoi blouses in lovely lacy weaves with jabot fronts will give you a most flattering note of color contrast voull note tho difference in ytyle and the difference in price too for last year similar qualities were much more than 15 05 all new autumn shades sizes 34 jo 14 new travel coats 2950 5950 295 495 a representative collection of tho very newest travel coats distinctive styles in novelty tweeds und tho new rough woollens with gener ous trimming of rich furs cleverly applied excellent selection and real values new felt hats hats for fall are altogeth er new gay little oftaira that youll take to ut once they djpovor ono eye in ttuuem- press fugcnie manneruse saucy quills and perky bows and are altogether charming in black and fall colors d e macdonald bros ltd guelph ontario our motto quality and sehvicbt

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