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in i i tares tim ste rs dok to rialldarlnt utu week at mat rteufof ur and us jrved jkn suited is anrars on toesday bitot jean uommen visited during- the week at oton wmtoaut ur henry bell of toronto raited juten friend thto wselc ifw wm johnstone returned tester- day from a rant in toronto iclt mow meoesehle of toronto to boudajtae viol aetna friends ibm jean bennle to holidaying thto week with mend at tnbrldfe ur and un alex jack and fatally of toronto are tuuonc acton friends wanetta bmltfc to vteltuxr with her aunt sirs prank say at itdckvoodj uk walter flood of woodstock to to vtottlng with ur and un oeonre chapman ur and lira john battarbrook of toronto spent a few day in acton the past week mm annie orwservule of toronto visited at the names of stotkre in aston and district mr ijoyd kenney of montreal spent the weekend with his parents- ur and mrs john kenney lira gordon johnston of hamilton visited relatives and mends in aoton and vicinity last week ur and mm o r reld and family of buffalo ny visited aoton reuuves and friends the past week miss rose dubois of areola 8aar is visiting at the home of her sister ur and unvletor alter arthur street ur and urs fred warren and junmle of toronto are rtslunc with mr and mra john wood and mrs j u warren dr and mrs bmer henderson and patricia of aurora runted at the home of mr and mrs d a henderson this thtvacton free press george wallace clothes shop 123 yonge st toronto optmmito ryttobirlra w t patterson ro baastoust la bye csamlaauen ortbepurt im wtndram st oubtph fkase 11m completely aqulpped offices below usher shoe store i hlwciiicfis 3leie no writtaf no money orders no bother jott csb or phonaj 100utdateryr geo c brown norval aetsa oam ever t seynoeks o osaa- batarday aftsrnaeae aad brenuts at orders may be left wkh ur saynnek he weak juiss joan zimmerman of hamilton to apendlnc holidays at the home of ur and urs u o johnston and other aoton friends mr a h niahop has just ratmned after spending two weeks at shegulan- dah manltanlrn island with ur and mr oeorta bishop o mr o w ouslok and ulss franoes of aumonton aha are rlsltlns with his mother mrs ouslok and sister mrs w j rem and other friends mr and mrs jos n reld and dorothy and ulss betty kennedy of detroit spent sunday in whitby vtsltuw at the home of mr and mrs j waterhouse mr john kenney a past master of walker lodge af alt is attending the sessions of the orand lodge of canada in ontario in toronto this mr and mra robert maoarthur mka dorothy maoarthur and mr harry nor ton spent a few dass during the week at the home of ur and mra l a king maseey ontario mr and mra alfred biahop and baby marilyn and mra kmbejgfcn misses margaret and roae ktaberaon of tor onto were weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs a h biahop many friends will be pleased to learn that miss olara e moore who under went an operation for appendlclui on monday is making aauafactory prograai and wuh for her a prompt return to good health mlse rula thomaa o toronto and mtaa olga thomas rn of hamilton visited over the weekend at their home with mr and mrs john thomaa miss margaret smith bjj of cheater south carolina who is vulttog with the mlssea thomaa was also a visitor and the group this weak are on a motor trip in mus- gregory theatre today july mud in old chicago old chicago uvea and bums again under movie mafic touchy with attoe ptvye tjronn power and don amecbe cartoon nellie sewing machine 3lrl chapter 2 of naah oordon saturday july tlra gtpt night the ol barn dance action adifcnture with the sing ing oene autnr iutewhmcuitff fight pictures musical stars and strlpea cartoon lion hunt fox newa monday july 28th lone wolf in paris oomedyinybtery with francis ledcrer and frances drmlve nov- elttas comedy sport snapshot cartoon and travel the coylantz wedding in knox church discovbss pouo curb a very pretty wedding vu aolemnlsed ai saturday july 16th at 400 dju when olara blanche eldeab daughter of mr and mm o h isolate became the bride of mr stanley ooy gait son of mr d s coy and the late mra coy of toronto the bride gowned in a pink net frock with bands of blue ribbon around the very full aklrt and wearing a pink tur ban with a apray of pink and blue towers and rnatchintrwppti was given in marrtaff by her father bhe carried brlarollffe roses pale blue delphiniums and sypsophllia she was attended by her slstler mrs h b sutculte of detroit as matronofhonor and miss shirley satellite as flower girl the matron-of- honor wore a delphinium blue embroid ered batiste gown and a leghorn garden hat she carried rapture rosea blue comilowers and ferns the flower girl was in a yellow knife pleated frock with deep atxuajenet collar edged with lace in her hair she wore a mauve satin ban deau caught with two yellow rosebud and carried mauve sweetpeas centred with yellow rosebuds mr stuart o umts brother of the bride was best man the ushers were mr harold vannorman ouelph and mr ray gordon toronto mr f j salt acton played the wed ding mustc ond during the signing of the register miss lorraine wilson guelph sang i love you truly rev b l bennle acton officiated at the reception following the bvldes mother received the guests wearing minuet blue sheer with white accessories end corsage of talisman rosea and lilies of the valley also assisting in receiving was mrs john common gait gowned in navy blue with a corsage of red roses and bouvarta a buffet luncheon was served later mr and mrs coy left amid showers of confetti end boot wishes for nova scotia the bride travelling in a navy blue and white printed crepe bolero froc navy blue coat and off the face navy blue felt hat her accessaries were in navy and white on their return they will make their home in oalt proclamation preparing for big band tattoo in acton saturday prrpirations are being rapidly closed for the monster band tattoo in acton on sattirdajr evening a but stmt par ade i scheduled for 7 10 that evening ii u rlqpected that at leaat seven bands will take part in the event there will ha braes bugle and pipe banda prof thlelr of waterloo who so euceeanjllr conducted the waterloo event baa con sented to take charge end iced the bands in m election featured also will be the parade of the nations another hat feature of the evening is the presentation of the burlington pliw- mena drill team who have many times won the trophy for the hast drill team of volunteer aremen in the provtnos their work is colorful and splendidly done special ttghtlng effects and fireworks are of course a nan of the bar pro gram planned by asian cubans for that evening saturday will be hag night in acton tswiwi dm you ever study a blottart rain c be i have rsau n a vary aej thing civic houdat in compliance with the custom which has prevailed for many years monday august 1st till be observed as a civic holiday for idsfl and i hereby proclaim that day as a ctvtc holiday for acton and respect fully request that all our cltlaena observe it as such p j mooutchdon rreie reevea office town hall acton july leui ibm 31 y w a hold splendid social at york house york house the home of mr and mrs alex k mann made an ideal loca tion for the lawn social under the aus pices of the y w a of knox church hut thursday evening there was a good crowd on hand to enjoy the program put on by the fol lowing artlsoj vocal solos barbara vin cent mrs w j beatty mrs cameron lejohman miss ruth olbeon miss lois atkinson mr w burton top and acro batic dancing ruth masters and shir ley klllott of muton readings mrs o klrkness instrumental trio messrs nor man wright martin howard and jack blow instrumental melvln locker piano duett mrs a k mann and mrs warden violin duetts messrs r spiel- vogel and jack holmes with orchestra accompaniment vocal quartette num bers messrs ocorge musselle fred salt alex mann and w burton knox sunday school orchestra under the able direction ol mr r splclvogel rendered musical numbers during uie program which pleased immensely rev h l bennle was chairman during the evening and accompanists lor the vari ous soloist and other numbers were miss ruth otbson mr pred salt mrs elliott and mr ted hansen the nowergardennsh pond proved an attraction that was well patronised as veil as the booth where tee cream sand wiches coffee etc were dispensed pil lowing the program the artists were served delightful refreshments by the members of the young women a auxil iary dr j kugene salntjacques of mon treal who has attracted worldwide at tention to himself because of his success ful experimentations with intravenous injections of animal charcoal since 1033 has given new hope to mankind in declaring that he believed animal char coal injected in the spine may prove a positive cure for infantile paralysis acton won from oakville and tied hespeler continued from page one bralth singled but l wilson retired the side when he struck out in the seventh mooney reached first on d wilsons error gordon reached ant on d qalhralths error guthrie singled scoring moaney b morton sacrificed scoring oordontr waterhouse grounded to lewis and crtpps struck out oakville went down fast in their half of the seventh lewis and carter struck out while markey grounded to williams at third in the eighth tyler struck out lamb singled williams doubled but the rally was over before it started moaney and gordon striking out oakville went down again in order the wilson brothers striking out and d oal- bralth grounding to mbaney quthrle reached first on oolbralths error in the ninth bus morton filed to the catcher waterhouse filed to hu1- mer and guthrie was caught off first mcdcmiott struck out g galbralth filed to morton hulmer walked and scored on lwwla hit but markey struck out pinal scoreacton 0 oakville 7 hit acton 13 oakville 10 errors acton 5 oakville 8 dublin institute provide program at rockalong meeting a good i ladlea the rockalong womens institute held their july meeting at the beautiful farm home of mra a menabb with a good attendance of members and the of the dublin branch as guests roll call was answered by the name of a guest tne meeting was then given over to the dublin branch their pre went mrs epmervllle occupied the chair a musical number by mrs vanoooaen was much enjoyed mra bractten gave a paper on priendshlp this was fol lowed by a solo by mrs watklns com munity singing with mra vanoooaen at the piano was the next number on the program mrs watson gave an instruc tive paper on community acttvltlexand relief mntvan0osen favored the ladles with another mutlcat number and mra watklns with another solo a con test conducted by mrs sometvihe was won by mrs madlaughlln and miss pas- more miss doris watson moved a vote of thanks to the visitors for their enjoy able program also the hostess and her assistants mrs vangoosen again jed in community singing and the meeting was closed with the national anthem a delicious lunch was served and a social half hour was enjoyed the rockalong institute entened a float in the callthumpuui parade at the bloomsbury reunion held on july 1st and were awarded second prise they also put on a halfhour program at the garden party held by the utoka branch last week plans were made to hold the annual garden party at s fl no 8 jaosfit additional list of successful entrance pupils in addition to the names of the suc cessful entrance candidate published in tns pre pslss two weeks ago the fol lowing pupils from schools in the acton district were successful and dcommend- ed by the teachers on the years work jean prank honors wyman little honors racheal mulhn donald ross harry simpson and eileen wright 5 mo clear yon cant afford to mian the bargains in stmaur fnmi- ture we are listing below everything mart go as we are not going to carry it over 4 only steel spring chairs strong comfortable will last for years regular 775 to clear at 4 49 3pieco verandah set table chair and rocker in j f a reed regular 2356 i only to go at vlusjv 2 only lawn seats strong well made regular 165 to go at 4 only folding lawn chairs well made with heavy canvas back and seat regv 150 to clear 3 only retiming lawn chairs at 20 off regular price a limited quantity of summer cubmotss regular 69c afkgt regular 79c for wc for for your information these articles are not a cheap line made to sell at a cheap price but are all quality goods and we are passing the savings on to you 139 at 129 59c johnstone rumley phone 30 home furnishings phone 30 1 wheat and wiueat floob voters list 1938 mvnicirautt or tux ullage of acton in the count or halton notice is hereby ttrrn that i hare compiled ui flection a of the voters use act and that i bare pasted up at my otnoe in aoton ontario on the lth tl int n as ol au persons to tn acinuesjbsll tor bueailmrs of parliament for mseasssrs of th iftaath assamhty of the pro- jtoee and for municipal sections and that such list remains there for inspsc- ai i hereby call upon all voters to tat i praosedtnas to has any errors or omissions c accordlna to mar the last day for snrsssl tasina the ui day of atsrust lmk o r ixwrnaujano j- dark of the vthaae of aoton now set if you can solve thi puzzle by w coles my first la in elbow but not in arm my second in plow but not in farm my third yuu win rind in s buah not a tree w my rourth is in second but never in three my nfth in the dead but not in thr erave my sixth is in rescue and also in save my seventh can be found tn s river or stream my elahth not tn sun but alyi in my last in brsrade and in a division my whole has to do with a wronctui decision which waemade tn a nfht sway back in history a battle a chare and a win what a mystsryl d8b coupon solution kun in canada in particular and in aus tralia argentina hungary and algeria wheat and wheat flour exports represent an important part of export trade the main factors tnfluschclns the position of the wheat trade in the british finptre are the exports from canada and aus tralia and the imports into the united the boys put one in the book last j kingdom aibout onehalf of the can- nttrht that was a funny one heapler j suumxi exports or wheat flour are sent to were the visitors who put two runs the united kingdom the west codies across in the first innings then both being che next important market teams went far six innlrujx without a score and in the seventh acton got two and tied it up a late start made it im possible to go any further with the same ryder and johnson the opposing pitchers both turned in a nice game it was just the breaks in both the first and last innings that accounted for the scoring king started things off for hespeler with a single and sprung advanced him and was safe on a bunt king scored on rj tigs hit to third base when anderson dropped the ball stark went out on a hit to ryder klein drove a long fly to left and sprung scored on the throw in ring got to third an a a lid pitch night ingale walked and took second it was a real relief when wudman died out to crtpps two runs wasnt bad for a start in acton a half of the first quthrle walked and stole second bus morton fouled out to third waterhouse breezed out and norm morton was out on his hit to third tn the second armstrong filed out to mooney johnsons hit was fielded by moonspy for the put out king hit safe over second but sprungs hit to wil liam finished the innings in acton s half crtpps fanned an derson ditto sind williams also the latter two were ilow in gttlng away when ure third strike aas dropped by the catcher and in the third ryder threw out ring at first stark aaa hit by the pitcher and klein put a nice one over second nightingale forced klein out at second and stark cnt to third it was all over when wudman breesed out actons half oh y- mount walked and stole second ryder and outline kith whined out snd bus morton s hit aas fielded by the pitcher and so to the fourth armstrong hit nicety over third johnson aent out on a bunt but put armstrong on second king was out on a hit to mooney but armstrong went to third sprung walk ed but klein endrd the suspense when he breesed out in actons share waterhouse fanned norm morton was thrown out by urn shortstop and cnpps missed three good anas stark placed a nice one between first and second to open the fifth klein struck out and ntghungale walked both then stole another bate wudman was a victim ror ryder and armstrong was thrown out by mooney short and swart for acton was the fifth anderson wmsted williams waa out on an attempted bunt anderson go ing to second mooney sad ryder wow johnson meat brief waa the sixth jotmsoa hied out every road a safety lane you can have it that way if you see that you motor car re operating perfectly dont wait for an accident to happeiu have your car thoroughly checked and get an o k when the safety lane comes to acton on monday august 8th frofcn 900 i until darb the safety lane is made possible in halton by the efforts of the halton gdrage operators association acton members wliitliams garage mceaehenrs garage norton motors highway garage jenning garage parasites bv aeboplane the liberation recently at holmes lake new brunswick of nearly 5ooqo00 insects which prey on the destructive spruce sawfly pest was remarkable for the celerity in which the undertaking was carried out the private seroplanc of the hon the minister of lands and mines of new brunswick was used for j the transportation of the parasites r e bajch made the nurht i wth ir- retired coiimtvati vt chief rfffivfs portrait assistance of foresters and rangers of the n b poreftt service liberated the para sites over a large area of spruce tunsat infested by the spruce sawfly the actual flying time to the area where the liberations aetre made was about 45 minutes prdlruuily in travel ling on- land the trip would have taken about three days with the possibility of the paraucs being in poor condition at the end of such an arduous ourney to crtpps king walked sprung fanned and ring routed out to anderson rvr acton pootltt was out on his hit to first bus morton filed out to right held waterhouse wa ufc on a bunt hut norm morton fouled out to the catcher and so to the final eventh stark was thrown out by moone klein was thrown out by bus morton nightingale walked and itole two bases but ryder fanned wtidman to end the innings acton s seventh wms the local s big moment pinch hitters aerft in freely lamb was safe un a wild throw from etvond base and got to second ander son was safe on a wild throw from third and latmb scorvd ballu went out on a t hit to second mooney hit to first to i score anderson and ur the game in i knots matt tjlrr wasn t able to con- i nect with anything and fanned footltt filed out to second i cmpire ntcolson ruled that u ass too i dark to play an more snd w thr game j ended tn s draw here s ihr standlajc no p w l t mulon 11 8 3 0 oakvule 11 7 4 0 aton 13 s 1 hespeler 13 4 i 1 oearttuwn 13 4 1 0 oasmlle is due to play at georgetown toatfht on saturday mulon is sched uled or oeknue but acton mar plaj them here heepesrr la lo meet oeorsje- town an aesunlay next wednesday oatrrllle la due to an to lcuson and o to oometo the second day o the matsanal cteiserieuee oooeentlon held a ottawa waa featured by the presentation of a port sk of hlmaelt lo rsfht hon r b nenn former prune minister end leader ot the conaeneutiw party tor the past 11 years the praeantatlon marked the nlrement of mr bennett from the leadership the portrait painted by kenneth furnas rcla s life else and shows the retired onumuw chssflajn la windsor uiuform i i for bigger business- advertise