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wa- t paom rotnt the acton prbb prb98 thursday january 28 1933 neighborhood news interesting item concerning other centres and communities -r- in which many ooot-reite-bre4nterbted- v pubuwqton umehouse oakviue wm hammortd of calgary alta re newed acquaintances in town over the weekend thtf lions club held another successful danceat the bjsanltiiin ok jmday evening last j over two hundred and fifty guests were present wor4 has been received here thaf john a mcarthur a former resident of and his winter ego production mrs- ibbcrtson or toronto was the burlington is seriously jtv a uestof mrs hw litchfield sumnier recovery is doubtful i t s mr nightingale and miss thurston of 1 toronto visited friends here on stihdayi guest l the annual meetings of both lime- avenue over the weekend thayendanegea onapter i jd- d e house churchesai b h this week jmc and mrsa j3urry have ro- held a delightful muslcale at the home the ladles am had a royal reception turned from their wedding trip and have of mrs p a ferguson on tuesday at churchill on friday night and spent taken up their residence oh reyonlds afternoonri veryfiappyvening street i summervweather prevailed in this dls- yqhw wicttn twi timmib b3rk- nkh ollphaht is undergoing treat- trlcf the past week and even swimming natrldc who have both been sick are raeht in thetronto3eerjttibpitttlrtha3 -oemenjoyed- ta- latc vttnu inakinga rapid recovery and it urexpecjjsd that lttwiu be some 3cott d j harris ba4 a rprto th haiforourcoimnmtityre home lake liast wedriesday andreborted the aiyshope servlim of thein are ted ward who has been critically wafne x gcttingused tolhe oldfashlpned way ofr in i the general hospital hamiltoiv 1- jack ianeniplojyee at tne heft rossldlne and nfay be content to do lowtogvan operation and who suffered gas station was the vlcttat of wlthouwt- t 7 a rapse last week isripw making ciasnxmlrttemttogtcfuj a tr r cattcfatara aawri jinh vtwintn arwwrvat the fullnsr station last wednesdav satisfactory recovery and expeotsto soon at the filling station last wednesday t f retwltojnishoma r ithe efagtne backflredpano thehandlo t tbe-funerav- or71hemate httxl coulter who died at the residence of and knocking but 61eeth sewas j her brotuerjnlaw a w ballard mooi- knwjked out j several minute but joseph rogers of tansley has joined tal was held- on monday nmrntag on irsoonrec the r c n w nwunted pohce the arrival of the trftta from the east mrs sf e nhcon who underwent an with interment in the oakvule cemetery operation at gait hospital recently is record n doing nicely- canon smith gave a- plmgisg address mrs wtau simpson pearl street at- to the rptarlans at their meeting in the tended the jtuneral of her niece mrs oakviue inn on monday evening harold fleming- of toronto last week residents of s no l2eastof town miss florence richardson of nelson renewed their applicatloii to trafalgar township had the misfortune to run a council for a division of the section needle nrto her knee recently the the matter will be dealt with at a there are many thlngama influence winter egg production besides the actual feeding housing and handling or the stock at the time of production the proper breeding hatching brood ing and rearing alltb a very large extent influence the production of the pullets in after life so that to obtain the most eslclent production the breed- nigand early environment dr the pullets shoujd be- good given well matured pujlets of the proper type success is assured lif- brdtoteiry good attention to details is given j the house should be bright dry weu ventilated hut free from draughts central jsglmeritafffatm with very goo results is given here wlthi a laying jationai abks act as tourist maqnets visitors to canadas outdoor playgrounds number 5s0 0q0 a year in addition to providing native oanj adians with ample opportunities for re pairing shattered nerves iji the quiet of the great outdoors canadas natioijal parks arc also proving a potent factor in stlmuiaelng tourist travel to the dominion according to the latest report 6t the parks branch visitors- to the 18 parks soattered throughout the country now number approximately 550666 anj nually a- large proportion of- whom are people from other countries the system of feeding followed atthct when the parks branch of the gov ernment was organized 10yoars ago thy total area df such parks was bat 4019 mash is kept in hopperstjoretherfloct today the urea embraced at authnesrafc hoppers of grit oyster by xtie national parks of canada is hell and charcot fresh water is aflso cpnilnuously supplied aswell as milk clr w a i bevori arid cornwall throwiv to foje-good- needie broke and was removed after council meting on monday february 1 feeding work horses the feeding of work horsea is an art ip itself only attained after many years of experience- and after some cases of misjudgmenton the part of the feeder until he has learned how to feed work horses properly to corroborate this statement it is oniy necessary to go feed of mixed scratch grain js- ied in the litter ifor green feed weli cured alfalfa hij is red inracks and is swp- plemented- with- cabbage mangles- or roots where table scraps are available a moist mash is fed at noon and a full- feed of sdrotch gfahi- is given in the evening- rz- the scratch grata used is either one of the recognised commerolal mixtures prone mixed on the plant made up of wheati oats or oat greats barley and cracked corn with small percentages of buckwheat or any other grain that may be available 1 the mash mixture is bran one half part alfalfa- leaf meal one half part nearly 13000 square miles a territory equal in size to the whole of wales with lemuy chlsholm miss cavers and miss may bs caused and aggravated by lm- appelbe star rockwood mrs c p chlsholm and party left on through the country and see the effects- middlings ground yeiupw com and finely ground oatst eiach one part an imal feed mixture one half part salt ouepercent bone mealthreeper cent- and cod liver oil three per cent where home grown grains are avail able thymaybe used to replace the purchased feed finely ground wheat replacing the bran and middlings and barley the corn in- whole or in part where no milk is available and heavy egg production is desired the anlnal feed ih the mash inay be increased rjeanlmal foea used is a mixture rof ground ineat scrap fish meai anov milk powder these are usually used in equal parts but the quantities are regulated by the prices of the various feeds with a flock of well bred vigorous well grownrpulletsproperly handled and fed as above satisfactory returns are assured experimental farm note being xrayed 7 mrs wm cross and mrs- frank cross tuesday on a motor trip to pasadena ef- illfeeding some of which may be attended the funeral of the late waiter california where they will spend the- eiumerated as acute and chronic to- hauiuvof tbrbsito formerly dfmilton winter with mrercwsteliri wereluss digestion colic heaves etcarroi on frldylast g w morley k c of colllngwood formerly of miltoa has been named jteounty court judge for grey county miss ena bentley of milton graduate of the guelph general hospltai has been successful t the recent ontario registratioii examinations to obtain her rjinr registered nurse at thet nomination held yesterday to fill the vacancy ion the milton town council caused by insufficient number oicbunclllors qualifying at the flrst nomination on december 28 last ex- councillor johnmaxted was unanimous ly elected champion the reports at the annual meeting of the united churchlast week showed preferably- rolled erin mr h wunnehburg of hanover 13 visiting with mr and mrs n peglow mrs h mckiney and son 5acx visited with friends in toronto last week mr and mrs j w jwalber of tor onto spent the weekend withmrsrwr hull mrs ernest ross of rocky mountain house alberta is visiting her mother mrs robert everdell of hulsburg who is spendmg the winter with mrs o england of 7 blythwood gardens tor onto mrs ross nee lllla eyerdell has been living in rocky mountain wtaica gipf 1907 and te some inter esting data re the growth o vince of alberta the damof the power plant at boston mills operated by the caledon electric co ltd during the summer months was washed away by early floods in the credit river recently the plant sup- plled power to the neighborhood of chel- the various departments of the church to splendid shape and about 5000 rais ed by the congregation during the past year at the concluslcn of the meeting refresh were enjoyed by those pre sent r in the absence of rev p a sawyer l th rev m mcleod of st georgas church guelph conducted services at st johnschnrch on sunday the many friends i3sirs agnes sam- mon will be pleased to hear that she is getting along nicely since her removal to guelph general hospital early in the proper feeding the practice in feeding work horses at ttie experimental station kapuskaslng is to allow 1600 pound horses doing regular farm work a dally- ration of 20 pounds of baiy and 1 pound of grata crushed oats for terlham the high waters from the conitinued rains gradually undermined the footings of the structure the boards on the top of the dam had been removed to allow no obstruction to the rush of waters but the pressure became too great tor the weakened foundations and the whole structure was carried awayadvocate crewsons corners the sympathy of this community is extended to mrs airdrie in the loss of her daughter at st catharines sani- torlum last thursday imornlng jessie airdrie came with her parents from scotland 20 years ago a child of two yejersof age they settled in paisley block she was in the best of health until two years ago when she under went an operation from which she never regained her health she waves to mourn her loss her mother seven sisters and five brothers mrs james- jennings of wetland mrs william ballantlne of jordan miss annie of georgetown miss mary of orillla myrtle mae and agnes at home john at port col- oorne robert at spcyslde frank george and william at home among the mourners were mr and mrs john airdrie miss patricia and john of port colbome mr and mrs james jen nings mrs david murray all of wcl lartdj mr and mrs john jtcherson mr and mrs david airdrie sr mr pnd mrs david airdrie jr mr and mrs mccutcheon all from elora the burial service waa held from johnstone rumleys parlors on saturday at three oclock her pastor the rev h l bennle of acton spoke very sympath- ttlcaly to- the bereaved mother and family a- good number of people from town and country followed the cortege to the grave the pallbearers were messrs t j ohell guthrie charles ijambettrcharies tyler george ingles and luther cornell weekendvisitors at mr tylers were mr mcmillan mr friday mrs dean and- franklin of toronto mr young of acton mr and mrs page ofvpeorg2 v r miss isabel smith has returned from her visit in toronto and has resumed her studies at guelph collegiate in- stltute ocss sheua olbson of acton spent the weekend with min wuzna stewart of crewon comers month miss margaret locker was obliged to return to the general hospital for furth- er treatment last week her many friends horjef orherrirspeedytecavery miss georglna laverty left last week for guelph generalhospital to go in nurseintralning a few weekend visitors mritobert crpft of toronto mr fred day or toronto university mr and mrs george watson mr and mrs james courtney and son of hulsburg misses ruth andevelyn dunk of guelj mr harold sunter of everton was at mr and mrs john sunters on sunday mr sunter is enjoying better health at present mr lome biggs and miss edith proc- tor of niag falls were recent visit with mr and mrs john fltzslmmons mr fraser plummer and miss hi e cheyne were quietly married last satur day their many friends wish- them much happiness in the years to come georgetown three rinks of georgetown curlers ylslted toronto on tuesday aud put in a wonderful af leiiioorrorr- thetice wltlr the curlers of strathcona rink mr a d cameron of sudbury has taken mr f farllngers plice in the bank of montreal here mayor and mrs j b mackenzie are in toronto this week at the royal york attending the lumbermens convention mr and sirs george wrlgglesworth left onj wednesday tor toronto where they whspend several weeks at the home of their daughter mrs cowles and other friends rev and mrs w l cordwell of wainfleet were in town last week visit ing mrs cord wells mother mrs j roney who had been quite ill mr3 roney returned with them to wainfleet where she is convalescing mr and mrs john modermid mrs j j allen miss loretta moore mr and mrs j m moore mr wm gowdy at tended the funeral or the tote john r kennedy at acton on monday mr fred e farllhgcr whohiasbeen the efficient and obliging teller in the bank or moneal here for the past three years has received a promotion and left on tuesday for mlmlco seventeen members or georgetowns lions club attended service at st james church guelph on sunday- january 10 this was done out of respect to rev fred wase who was a very active mem ber in the local organization previous to his removal to guelph at the meeting of council the mun icipal officgrs all received a ten per cent cut in salary and by motion will now be paid astolararirwnn marajjaltr munlclpal officer 1440 per year fees coheeted tobo applied for use of mun icipal automobile dr heath clerk 420 per year p b harrison treasur er 300 per year h r munms audit or 270por year miss ryan- water works collector 100 pec year dr wll- itams mttdlcal health officer 225 per year dr leavenworth milk inspector 225 per year n h tuck 8750 per year w h long 3150 per year n h brownt 4500 and jamet miller 4500 per year herald each 100 pounds in weight when horses are on- light work an part thneldle the grain ration is reduced accordingly and when on extra hard work it is raised gradually until a 1300 pound horse is getting 20 to 22 pounds of grata per day which is about the- maximum amount of grain tihat a draft jorse can stand the sunday feed should be cut in half we practice giving each horse a warm mash on saturday nights with a- pinch of bucha leaves or half teaspoon of saltpeter- in order to take care of urinal troubles it is very seldom that two horses in a team can be fed exactly alike as some horses require much more to keep them up than others and here the feeder must use his eye as the guideras all work- horses shouldbekept in good condition not oyer cat nor too thin extremes that can be observed in two many cases the loss of horses in this parrof the district is tremendous in a year and ir proper feeding methods are resorted to many of such lassescatr be avoided feeding ewes during lambing period dobbins slide apropos- of the stories or animal in- tellgence that iwe have printed a sub scriber writes to tell us about an old horse that her greatgrandratber had on his rami in 3ermont the story is a w authentlatied tradition in the family t there was a pasture on the farm she says that was well fenced 6fiall sides except in one place where the land was high and where a steep ledge that was considered impassible dropped down to the fleld below near by was a garden with com growing in it greatgrand father put haoldwhlte horse into the- pasture but the horse kept getting out of the pasture and into the garden andthey wouliftadhlmgteedllyeatlhg the com very carelully they examined the fence butvcould flndno- break in jt so one day some of the family hid near the garden determined to see how the horse got out of the pasture they were rewarded by seeing him come up to the top oj the ledge where there was no fence sit down on his haunches and slide down that steep ledge of rock into the field bslow after that a fence was put across the- f top of thatr ledge and dobbin had to content himself with what corn his master thought best to feed to him humble turnip popular with u s housewives ontario and p e i ship over a million bushels annually few people- realize- the important place occupied by the humble canadian turnip in the annual trade between canada and the united states figures just made avuable by the canadian national railways show that over their lines alone no less than 2000 car loads of this commodity ynove every year from the farms of south eastern ontario and prince edward island to the cities of the united states refrigerator cars are used exclusively for the lianrimng of this traffic and as each car holds ap proximately 30 000 pounds of turnips tho totai traffic handled by the canadian bushels these turnips tiravcl far afield finding a market as far south as florida and as far west as texas the oprince edward island turnips are sold aimw exclu- lively in now york andlhe new england states lip to the end of november the island had shipped no less than lfl5tar- loadr the-pppularltjr-or- the canadian turnip in the united states is attributed to its tender quality the result of the ideal climatlo conditions under which it is grown in the dominion in order for a ewe to give birth to strong thrifty lambs sire must receive plenty of nutrihitivrds1bnrsttfflclen1r exercise the ration of the pregnant andtvnrslng ewe shoum consist of feeds rich in minerals and proceln and the cheapest source or these nutrients ia hi clover or alfalfa hay turnips are also a- valuable feed jor- breeding ewes due largely to their tonic and regulating ef fect and are fed at the rate of 3 pounds per head per day along with a liberal supply of hay salt should be available at alltimes and where well balanced rations are red especially those including good legume hay sheep will ordinarily receive enough calcium and phosphorus which are the other mineral nutrients most apt to be lacking where weak or cabby lambs ore com- toon or where trouble is experience trom goitre in lambs iodine may be ad ministered to the ewes in the torm or iodized salt at the frederlcton experi mental station iodized salt is prepafed for theewes by drying the moisture out of 50 pounds of common salt and sprinkling it with two ounces of potas sium iodide dissolved in water measure- recently two new parks have been added tothe list one or thgm being j16 islands to ihergeorgliah bay district of ontario and theother a park of 1148 square- miles in centralmanlfoba this latter pak known as riding mountain pass lies on a plateau at an elevation of some 2200feet and was once the hunt ing ground of thecreeand assinlbolne indiana it is readily accessible to the general public the canadian national railways line to dauphin running close tolt j adequate faculties for the accommo dation of visitors are provided by a- new chalet which has been opened on clear lakes one or the most beautiful bodies jjf water in the park a golf course pi ntae holes has also been laid out and camping tes with sanitary facilities outdborioookstoves andpther cdhveii- lenfies have been prepared for the use of those who prefer to live under canvas a charge of 100 a tent per month la made by the- parks wardens worth patenting so that new girl of yours is lazy lazy i why the other morning i caught her putting- popcorn into the pancakes to make them turn over them selves favor apples babkk t the current issue of the economic annalist supples some interesting in formation as to bopular preferences in tho purchase of apples by consumers in montreal and toronto figures secured as a result of a special qusetlonnalro show that the 6quart jjasket leads in popularity of the bushel package is due to grdwer enterprise and practice or to piirchasers preference is a debatable point while thebasketsads la popu iarlty in torontozmiirkets most or the purchases reported hv- montreal favor the measure pecks or gallons while the purchase by the pound is th0 pre dominant prerorence of tho french- canadlan housewife j w whenaskeod jkhyhejridldf not buy more apples 412 pcrent of the replies received stated that they were buying all they- required and 347 per cent jtated that apples were- too expensive oniy 39 j cent gave jack of atorage facilities tils a reason ahd ofiequal num- ber- stated poor quality- only 6 bat of 655 replies- complained df pobr grading or marketing methods dear friends now that the christmas aria new year- holidays are passed tor another year it is time to settle dowtrtind plan and prepare for the spring- work on the land in this connection we would suggest that you look over your ihipte ments and if they need any re pairing brtajthein to the shop and get them fixed up before ther rush of spring work begms our prices are reasonable ahd we are flrst class mechanics your patronage is respectfully solicited georcowie srspn general blacksmiths acton ontario in baptist church acton tuesday evening feb 9 j at 800 p m splendid musical and literary programme by the welsh quartette and artists who gave such a fine concert here last november admission adnhs 2wv children-15c- three or four weeks before lambing the ewes should receive about onehalf p of mfal dally ttcamountbelng increased somewhat after lambing the amount of meal fed will depend largely on the conrtm of the ewe if she is nursing twins aho should receive a lib eral supply of meal so as to insure a good flow of milk a very satlstocwrj meal ration priilitj nt a pnrfji hrnn 9 parts crushed oats and 1 part oil meal experimental farm note a babys band a miser in new england called on- a tenant in the attic of one or his houses foftnt monthly rent the woman gave him w chair near a cradle in which a baby lay while she went into- another room to get the rent money suddenly the lltfce one in the cradle put out its hand and he fondled the hand or the old miser it looked up into the old mans face with a smile that only children can give the touch or the little one was a suggestion to this man who had never berore relt the touch or a babys hand its smile was- a glimpse 6t heaven he wenfout of thafdlrigy room a changed man the money that he had miserly hoarded for many years he began to use for the good of the needy and suffering eurglard 3 lbs for j9c shoulder roasts br seer per jlbz u to 15c rib roasts or rieef lbt45c talfic rotjndisteak per lb i9c lean pork chops per lb 15c sahsaess 2 lbs for 25c crate fatt milk fra chickens f dally fresh and salted ffah always on hand fresh veal for friday and saturday all fresh meat home killed wardlaw mccaig mill and main streets the new shop ulurd ruirpfi jstttiro shurrh df canada acton minister rev l poeto b d parsonage willow street r 1 1 00 a rmthe minister subject the folly of unbelief 1300 noon sunday sckpla class v 700 p mt the minister subject holiness kapptness and ijsfulness monday g00 p m- young peoples league bvrybprritwmiibjpmb urtfla9lpria knox churcht acton rev 0 l bennd2 m a mlnitatcr manse rwillow street sunday january 31st 1032 il0b a mvthe mlhlster subject the chief complaint- i 230pm school bible classesi r 700 p mthe minister subject the jperus of- defeat j always wzlcomk artan jbajlbreinirtlt rev w j hamilton fasta parsonage mill street 1100 a mthe minister j 1215 ptsn sunday school 700 pmthe minister monday 800 p m b y p xt prayer meeting thursday at 730 pm livltybody welcome 77 advtfrtiaelncnts in this column cenrt per word minimum charge joe per inaertion wanted anyone having large square of ltao- leum for sale please write box 28-aotoni-ont- for sale 8 pigs chunks apply e robinson lot 21 concession 8 nassagaweya biaid wanted for 43eneral housework state ex perience and wages- apply box 30 free press card of thanks mrs jessie alrdrleandfamilywlsh to thank their friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown to them in their recent bereavement wanted eggs wanted strictly new laid eggs wjn pay highest prices for particulars write to h c tucker port credit auction sale geo graham lot 27 seventh line esqueslng will hold an auction sale of 12 bhorthorn cattle- horses sheep and implements on wednesd feb 3 petch oheyne ancuonecrs somepjwal figures in live stock trade foj the week the final figures with respect to live i stock trading for 1931rtrcpared by the markets intelligence service of the t v dominion live stock branch show that natlonalibtauways is ahotttmoiooo oo hcadotr cattlor 374034calves i rl 2234295 hogs and 81708 sheep were disposed or under inspected slaughter- ings an increase in the movement of cattle rrom western to eastern canada is reported the 1931 total being 113832 jjs compared with 77062 for 1830 the s figures with respect to calves show 1931 1 5 total 5305 1930 total 3447 while the- movement of hogs totaled 319893 and sheep 36388 the volume of store cattle p shipped ta country points is reported 2 as 113608 head for 1931and 108834 for 1930 3 peas sieve 3 tins for 3 tomatoes tins for jam 40oz v for l7 i apples per peck 3 tins heinz pork and beans 3 tins c b tomato juice for side bacon per lb 25c 25c 29c 25c 25c 25c 17c p g soap jw bars for 6 comfort soap bars for 3 0xydol small packets for hawes leukfti oil and polish cloth for floor wax is for 2 cookies lbs for 2mixefd nuts tbs for chain red white 37c 25c 25c 59c 25c 25c 35c s stores auction saxir john donnelly of the seventh line eramosa just off no 7 highway will hold a saleof26 dairy cows and heifers york hogs and implements on tuesday february 2 at 1 ocl 302 r j kerr auctioneer moneytoloan loans made on 192919301931 cars or refinance your present contract toton acceptance corp ltd 20 douglas st guelph the phone 2583 299 t- i w jones phone 26 c acton ont 1 i v mortgage sale under and by vlrtueof the powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the tlmepf sale there will be offered ror sale by w f noonan auctioneer at public auction on tuesday the second day of february 1932 atthe hour of two oclock in the after noon at the rarm of arthur frederick speers and john thomas speers r r no 2 acton ontario the following property namely ah and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situated lying and jbelng in the township of erin in the county of wellington and being composed of the west half of lot number 1 concession 6 in the said township or erin containing by ad measurement one hundred acres more or less on the sold farm there is said to be erected a dwelling house with suitable farm buildings this land will be sold subject to a reserve bid terms of sale ten per cent of the purchase memey to be paid at tho time of sale and the balance within thirty 30 days for further particulars and conditions of sale apply to harryw page east block parliament buildings toronto ontario 1 solicitor for the mortgagee dated at- toronto this ninth day of january 1932 02 help barn green wood by adding pocajjopua obal quarter ton delivered 9290 terms cash ji b mackehbeson aita asy ifls