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bbfjffwbfoyw y i r r i ear ill ey 3f iwmuant iwnwarv im km the acton free press pact rrvm mm arthur uoora and mr jams j moon ar vltttlnt thii wmic in b i nth am- ton nt x mr j 1a warren wai in toronto ovar tha wmkand visiting with mr and mra tna warren all will be nleaaetf to leam that mrs walter uunb who haa been critically til for aowe time is now improving and u li hoped wm aoonbe able to be about t pi in mr ohaj waterhouae has returned from sngland after apendtnff aevaral month there he created on the fi 0 brlttanle and arrived at halirax on saturday mr sari fickott or umehouae mua jeaale and mr jamea service and mr robert hamilton of milton vtalted mr clifford mcdonald who haa been sick and u improvlnff nicely mrs-and-mrar-oordon-jhaokay- mr- nd mm joe thurston and baby wayne ell of toronto vtilted at mre r h wanabrouffhe mra mackaye mother a on sunday laat mr r j kerr wrat vloephnldent of the pairs aaaoelatlon and mr r u wright secretary and mr o w me- xeown of aetbn fair are attending the annual convention of ontario fairs in toronto thle week bio gain in base mrtal kxpohth in 1017 one of the outstanding features of canadian mining during 1037 waa uie eatajbluhmant of a new reoord in the value or base metal export sales of nlokel oopper lead and sine abroad reached a total value of 146 014 300 in the twelve month ended november 1037 which oompare with drm3 000 in the correinondtna period or 1030 shipment of the four mdal to the united kingdom reached a total value orl70bi3 704 a gain of 937 007 343 over the comparable period of 1030 ship ment of copper to lhnt country in- i creaiied in value from 33 7704 080 to 37m300 or nickel from 13004410 to 33 037 007 of lend from 0 137 713 to 10 707 470 nnd or since from 7 100 380 4o 8 383 801 the tnrream in dip total value of ex port can be urcverd rhh ft to the markvd advance over 1030 in the average price of copper lend and rinr but the ton nage shipped werr- n4jh hlghnr unn in the previous ear thin rise in baae metal prioea haa enabled the rropcnlng of several properties in the dominion that had been idle for year these properties are all within easy reach of transportation and of amelttns plant they have ore reserve aufflclent to o- flure oontlnuou operation for many year and moat of the deposit contain two or more base metal ore and many of them contain one or more or the pre cious metals canada now ship most of her base metal abroad in the refined form and it may be noted th this connection that uherea in 1030 the total production of refined nickt 1 copper load and sine in canada amounted to only 44 ooo short toju it had increased to a voiu of p- riroxltmurb 575 000 m in im tut domuffon nan two copper refineries with capacities in execaa of the tonnage handled in 1037 two sine refineries a nickel reftneo and a lead refiner a well a eight modern smelting plant ntratcglcalt located ncrus the count rj she won old mold lamluim i loed und a on other one how do you make that iut old maid oh lie jthed me and i lutd a kit more fun with the 60 000 heart balm he had to pay than i ever would have had with him waxl thought olt teacher to boys if you were to haveanotber eye where would you like it to be on mj finger end replied one ol the boy why oakrd the teacher so that i could itlck tt through tlie feu e and see the footbiil nuiuh sallys sallies ohfmoj trass twnatajljr hare ion mats soawwhsra to thank jjeorggjkallace clothes shop 123 yonge st toronto opposite ryrtoblrln debts collected on or the two uraeit itorm in toronto wrote u ontocambar sjnd 10jt m ollowi we should like to oxprua u you our appreciation or the very au- fnctory way in which you obtain itil- tloment of our 0mt let ua help you uoo kelly aiken tha oallaatlan gpatlallata okanohvikl ontario kit iim mill oattmf ramju d b household cleaning pastb for all household cleaning iletter than cake or powder hurts only dirt at all grocery and hardware stores 15c tn dustbane products urn mad 77 klni slmt rait toronto ontario gregory theatre friday kkihuiary 4ul souls at sea ad en tun romance of the sea starring our coojx r and gtorgr rart cartoon ue sick chap ter 2 of tim tylrr s luck saturday peiwilaby 5th mr dood takes the air with radios kinging favorite kenny baker comcdj doing oolng oom popee 1 ul in rink fix newn monday lrbruary 7th thisll make you whistle a at nd furious riot of hil arity with jack buchanan com edy ivlxnf craaj nbveltle oolng places i wanna be a sailor tol luck we are agents acton free press phone 174 season to bs 1 hear ou rode on the cow catcher of a locomotive once i bet you were icard borfhum you bet x dldnt know what minute i waa rolng to be hit by an auto- act6h wins from gait and also losb oontlnusd from mte on the pace play went from end to end at a good ollp at 0 10 jaclcann and kentner were banuhed for belnff too friendly orwr dived out to aave on a cialt nuh and caved again on hot by loveirovv fjltat one team would ban on the opposition then tile other and both goalie were buy mooney had a nice back hand ahot btit ortinn aaved at 1a4a in a nlm poaalna play olblkrn took a pa from norm morton and beat orton at 17 30 in a imllar play walter took a naaa from norm and slammed it home paat orton oaltf carried the ptay to the acton one and in pawing nut the puelc went almoat to the onlt blue tine tee hut- man ruled aallhould have a faoeoff in acton territory terry captain of the acton team protected vigorously even producing a rule book but the referee won the to kerrtr and kentner were warned not to mix it up kentner shot over the board oil 41m aide in clearing in the dying second of the game norm morton had a final hot at orton the final aocre acton a oalt 3 penalties tn the final period weru to kent and kentner the team itnedup a follow acton oreer goal atbtxinn uiul kentner defence i marmo cmilm n morton and moonny wing wulli rn arblo b morton marao and terry alternate wood ub goalie oalt orton goal oaastdy and jm k- son defence riley centre hlnchberger lavegrove wing hubert dillon oiho pie llaaaell kent alternate referee tee lllllman kitchener watkriioo 4 acton 2 acton met their water lot i tor tin third time thl year on the home ict and the tiger did the lumal tiling in furnlftlllng a defeat the game won a fot hard checking affair with u tity of nctlon throughout tin entire cout it waterloo eeme1 ut hne the ik l f the piny in uir llrrt luo franit n m t tiring a counter in inch luinty mluutea a tmi changed their lint up txfou making their limt npp truiirt unci turni d on plentj of alijuh th iiik up the nn and when it looked iu if un kiuiti mjnhl go into overtime an arton plut r re reived a p unity had arton hi n uulj to ins back nnd unit it might huw int n different but oiry kepi trying for nn ther oount r nnd waterloo took iul vikings visited ontario fuccnt dlxcovirlea lnduatn that thr norte mi n pi in inilwl ontario hi tin 1 hit iintury moii thun 400 yi am n tore co lu in him ciitnr to north aim rim n inlm- h philip ii ooilfti ii nihovii noled author and an tit i xplnrr rt peak lug rrom wlnnlm g ih finding or u nome axe ft word nnd nhl id liundlt nlhiut lift mlltfi nort in ant or nt t arthur near ilenrdmii r fit llnlu ly link the hardy vlklngn with u- fortu of northern ontario nnd provin tin rolliiui rn of krli the iliil und hi nuiikmiin piern d tin in art f hit north aim lc at i oiillm nt nnul mr lodnt ii diiinplng i mi iyji willi tin tunii nd iiituu a t m ki pi pluy in wutnlou t rrltory and ufh r a numlm r at at ti nipt mmiu klipptd in i umi from mntnge of the hreftks g ttlng two ipilc k ln will rlm nd wxln did n 111 wtlutn willi wiililix ul full mnnufh a ton nllll iiiikisi luoiind hit i n nlun mid at 4 ll n urn mnrl n ui kal lwo ti u pa t li in hi itlur i lui i hln it ul tin alttlll i ml wild whin i hi ml uiui 111 d w iti rltk un n u i iuii li tin- with a ion nnd hid l om n up lu whl li ttij did iloth ttiuiin win tuiiing m hi jjin m1hh now and jiluv wun ki 1 ml uiluth alton win hllll du to knt jb honbt tliaugh tin loculn tried hard in lin riling mlnuta of tly giune nendlng oul five rorwnrda waterloo were nbh lo hold them off the ncore nheet howevi r ijoth gtuilkeeiieni had plenty of work to do during the game though woods the local net minder had more work uian tucherhart of the tiger the local have atlll another chance to when lhey go to waterloo on pylday night and the tlgrra had better be good a the tanner mean to give all they have to get a win over waterloo be ton the playdown the flrt period opened fant and play itopplnu it ft hoi lv ua moont wiut liiinlnlnil i r ti ipplng nn watirlo tunnel tin tin ntimii but din ing hth nhjii in p atton wan old i in id tlt llgern olf tin ncun nhoot lr b few mliinti i now a ion nt un d to have tin tlgem dlaorganlyjd nnd tine i it rh irt ntopptti pit nt of tiiblxr af n r du tlgrr recovt red play wim from i nd to end at a good wc schmajtr had u coup it of shot but wood nnved nl lv norm mm ton wan doing nice work around the waterloo goal at 10 00 norm mor ton was banished for boarding n watir loo plnyi r nnd trnn wutcrloo wtnt to town at 16 23 llnui took n pimt from s hmaltz to beat wooda and ut 10 30 una just at one end of the rink uten 13 reconds later vrooman took a pan from the other vrooman missed a pas from orau u ool woods ngnln tucherhart krugcr when he was right ln on wood did some nice work when acuin wore atood made a nice atop on hause whciiltrlng hard for thi rcjunjizern acton he ttled a ahot e marxo and ktnl iiili turned out five rorwarda in a per made a nice rtiah for acton but the diaperute i tort but waterloo were ablt defence uok out the play at 5 15 to keep lhum off the score nheet schmalu got the flrat goal of the night tiu nniu acori wllt ru acton 2 wall rlim 1 tilt tenma were wuttrloo- tlnchcrhurt goal clair and couch di f t ore orau centri knigtr nnd vrtmimnn wing kmpp s hmaltz huwmui kopperner hauit alte nuten acton wimhia goal wnltern and i marai centre n i wings n morton i arbn and ki ntltt r j trrrj e murn nlternutifi itifiree 1ckbj luimllti on a rebound wooda woa down mid arlm hud two fmlu dldnt have a chance although both leant worked hard thl wo all the neon in the first btanea woodn waa having more rubber to clear out than tlacher hart and waa plnylng a nhe game schmalu waa having mon ahota at the acton goalie than the iwt play w rather rough both nldea doing plrnf of qi boons defrncr bodying waterloo were barging ln on morton nnd mixj acton territory when the bell went to end the period waterloo had the only score ln ih frst frame and there were no penal tl the second frame found acton ln p vs ftcaalon of the puck from tin fact off pin waa up nnd down tlte ice nurfuci at a dlxy pace the waterloo tig rn check well and seem to hae the edge waterloo on the play acton con t seem to g i their passing play working prop r acton hod a ganging attack with i miv getting right in but he could mil on get hla ahul oway woods went dow i to aavr a shot fnni hiwwn kentn r went up nicely but couldn t get hl diot awa walter broke up a waterloo rush very eltectlielj terry got a ih t at tlscherhart but he aed at 8 03 schmalu got goal no j to waterloo from a scramble in front of the acton net clair was laid low whrn he stepped in front of a shot from itprmmiatt standing ooal p w l t pr agt pt 13 13 0 0 73 33 34 13 4 0 67 43 18 1 5 e 1 43 47 10 11 3 0 3 48 43 8 14 0 13 1 43 m i acton pneaton clalt games this mhil fr ida acton at waterloo oalt a preston monday oalt at waterloo wednesday oalt at acton the schedule finishes on widnesday wallers stick it got him right in the t only postponed games hae then mouth loosening some teeth waterloo to be played before playoff now bad enough advantage that they acton ha one postponed game in were able to a alt for the breaks be tore preston waterloo haa one in oalt carrying through tucherhart stopped preston has one in waterloo on in nratl on a nice try by arblc acton ouelph and the one with acton ouelph i were to in hard a the pelod ended has one wltn oalt and one with preston the tiger goalie stopping plenty or rub- just why the ouelphpreston game ber wo allowed to be called off to stage an i the ercd ended with waterloo intermediatejunior game inthe royal having two goals acton none there city on friday night u hard to under- were as yet no penaluea wlth p three games be- the third period found aton trying hmd p- lmyd out lao marso and mooney on poaalbulty of poor lc u en- countered the forward line and how they turned on the steam i t marao mootwy and e marao all had shots at tlscherhart at this stage couch was bonlahed for have had oapadty house to date tha games are sure- needed for the home towns this year nana of which jiranoyn aska sulihidy to bi douhlethii 38 oontlnusd from page oria tar and the 1097 mil of the trea surer of the township of niunuin for the year ending december 91st 1037 nnd find same nonnil till also lnllude report for tha inillce vlllaire of rtorkwnod and rden mill we have been auditing ovary four month for the past three years and jlnd this system very satisfactory wo have exumlnttd all the voui it er bill and aoootinu jmld by lite treasurer both iu to their actuality and legality and find payments too liave been properly made we haw examined the llond or tfo iteaaurer and consider name ntl factory we find nil the transaction of the municipality to huve been faithfully and accurately ntcorcted und to be within uie power of the municipal ity the hnlitnte fllnwt 1 properly drawn up mid glvt the correct view of the muuilpnllly affair the oun rnt tax roll and tax ar rears reguiter have been completely rheike1 audlteil and biuancod verl- flciillon until ea or ux arrear have been tnt to till in nrrenr or taxes nnd nfur n month n time no roin- iiliiliiur ir i rrorn hitvi bnnn received altch mcnaiiil john m pox auditor iliti r imift wiu accepted on motion or mianin amy and pink liny a letter wa xhh elvi d frimit llonn mi itwlng uaq m u a for nie rid in u f welllnuton north miuejitliik tlu opinion of council rn- unrdlnif inttvuiary legtnlntlou ln urn in terest of rural district j3n followlnu rtnolutlou wan drafted in nply on inotlon of mrnarn albert liinh utiil i li oruy hint uie clrrk luiknowliilgi wllh fhuiikn tin letter n nlved froin itimn mcicwlng ml a with hit requmt that the member for the rid lug urn i vt ry tfisrt to lmprnvi oondl- tlonn in turni niiinh ipnlitlra we com nn nil lln lovernnu nl on tin contlmi mix nf hit nulwildy on ruwimhlp muien on nt und mi dimtilhiu lln nuiin tit- i tir m f ii nnt wi n in at that out tiuinliij iiiiiik t ll a i tin tin i of liu dtpartliunl nf mtghwayn lln mid u lluliiimil milinldy on t ojinty anil i own nhlp i iadn tor i xi ndlturr on nimw n liuiviil in vii w of lln urmlly lin n nni d n vi inn t h muni i t u kim dim lax ix i isli i us i in rt ly urn 11 utlj iiiriuil ul 1 1 10 lu tin 1 1 guliifl tin t tluu in i i hruary 1 till thr pu3uoj3 poem to i1k soiivri tiiih wkkk my first is in many but never ln much my seooitd in hollander not in duujh my third is a part of each pumpkin play and without my fourtli there la never a tie you must use my fifth in every turn and jny id nth not in merit but always in earn mv tat you will find lu a rah of good peas my wholt raiises fun lu tropical seas uflk coupon hcapkuoat op tuirt when the rroia fall or other trouble ootne ofrcttn jmsipin of tlliet the tkiba asaembln and a goat led by n black rope i brought before lhem by iu owner v tlio man plead for iu ufa and vary likely in the distant past he may havn brought lit goat a a uitltule for tha aocrinin of hla own rut now tha only punishment h the uuijl hmeiit of goat from the flock a white nie t an hut i tilted for the hlack tme ilie gont i lhnn gaily adorn ed and having imxh well fed 1 driven off lo thr hill an exile no one may touch it or lay a load on i it 1 a wanderer doing k nuin e for the nln of the people in other purtn or iiih ivhrrn uid to bn and may ie still k arapemnn lie wo one who won ellht r destitute or luid done some wrm i ike the goat he wan first well fed mid tin n torn pel led to hmiiii for three yrurs in central tibet it ha tils tied man who would have foun i it hard to live in the buu r winter but whom mm i would hrlp not iiimt an 1iuih lor whl it i xnmlnlng it i lann in m lino i out ilny itikt d who iroy lln innn iiu n nill i icvpl you in mild inilnuiiu to it rtmull imy in tin n nlr tmiiniil nn kpllid th tm tuiiihlliik i inilv i iitm liiuu iroin lln uiilri hint wt k irunklf iid what d you mil u man uho drlvin u rar datl u nil ill niln on it w i hi coitiin to im my joy mm quick repair- service i repnjrs to any make of olnsson short notice mall tham la ii kvka kxaminkd wikntifll- aixv e p head jukuh ah hi oaatiaa pallants shoe store flnve money iluy yoilr footwear at iallnntn two special items that command your attention the qiinntilicft of these i incs nro limilqcl shop early mknh oneiuickik ovkilshokh i irst iiiilily special incc plr pair 1 oh vnlucs 139 laoikh fflk tuimmki motok hocjth lllitck or brown firm tjimlity lhii iliivin n stuck kcljular price 2 im f qq for j cr pair tvato pallants shoe store mill stkrkt aiton lkttr footwear properly kitted mtkd mrlonani mr business men like this expense item theres a reason there a mmn why jrou tnaunrtlve ly turn to the merchant who aaver oaf when you want dependable raer at reasonable price adfwrtlalng bulldi hla ulra inrreafcr hie baatneaa the lower margin of profit on each aale b pawl d on u you when you ua a local storekeeper i ad in your home town paper you ran be pure he haa considered the buyer t id teres a well aa bis own the lditor latnjc money out in alwayn lem pleaiunt traan ukirif it in expense item are headaches for the buhinem man with one exception money paid for advertming in the ainsle excep tion iih the only expenditure a bupunaw execu- tue will regard with pleasure for he knows his money is bong invested not lost dteruunk is an inrestasent notneuiing paid- out today to assure more income toatorrow buildirur demand for merchandue through adver- taiirux is just as important as buyuur roods ad- ertisnut not only creates demand and builds t goodwill it makes money for the many who uses it the acton free prete