j i rmmbky save mhu iw the acton free press umtf matt mm uxxta woe k spending tfca- weak 1 jua xjuia to hohoaym with rtlauw la toronto w and aavs jet mm arient th wtknma in toronto ibs frames unv to risking thl tmtk at point sen mr k berwick apeai moat of last mk ith hto daogntsr in mtohaner ihs anatay cbalmara to rutting at tha bona of her brother at wtngrum ux wellington bill of teaewater agent the weekend wjui aeton friends mr and am ooraan hayward of toronto are vulttag acton rslstrm and fnoyida idm audrey uaoarthor baa returned from attending the coat camp at isnrrtue ifr jam kaley or hamilton to vtalttag irltb hto sisters mrs e pmulpa and lut f mmanilati mr and mm o b harrison of tor onto oallad on acton relatives and nrtends yesterday mr ix p bnyder and mas daisy snyder of uontraej vliltad at mocm- eroft on monday mrs xmuy thnmnanp and itlaa uar- jorte trtottad with mr and mm n p moon on saturday astir brmolaod and jamie of ktng- ston are tlatttnc witn bar parents mr george wallace clothes shop 123 yonge st toronto oppmito kyttobma wt patterson ro saaatoltot ta eye mralaslua orutaattst lit wynwtam st qiiub fauna mm completely etrulpped offices below usher shoe store ckd x bam chicks jlete ism pradanes oook of toronto apant holidays with friend in acton and elo- mlty the pest couple of weeks ura william kaley and okala or barrta are vtoltmff at the borne of her natatita mr and mr j mamay mr john klool uuaea marian and may and andrew apant eevaral day last week on a vacation at wasaga beach dr and lira j o jean and anna zondsey of toronto pent the weekend at their home ben mtoi dorothy wilhonn of toronto baa returned borne after aramnmg eeveral day with mr darwin grippe and fmmuy mr and mm pranota wuson of the niniirlnr tmlnntli tiwl at th hnma of mr and mm n f moore on tues- day mr and mm aubrey allan ot detroit retufned on saturday after ependtng bolldaya with acton relatives and frlanda mm chaa steele and nellie detroit mlolu are spending the week with mr and mm a farcy and mr and mrs john uetatla mr and mm harold reed and wal lace of reglns saskatchewan are visit ing at the home of his parents mr and mra j h reed mr and mm jc o roadknlght and lamlly of niagara palls are visiting the formers parents mr and mrs o roadknlght arthur street miss bessie ross at toronto who has been visiting- at the home of mr and mrs charles landsborough for ten days returned to toronto an sunday d mm w d wallace of inndon on tario returned via the duchess of rich mond from a two months holiday in scotland and s visit to the exposition in olssgow mm john scott shelbume mr j d watson toronto mr w oeonre wat son winnipeg man visited a few day with their brother that watson and mm watson mm oeonre woods mr oeorge louth and children mr and mm pred stucxey and little daughter joann were visiting in durham for the weakend violet and oeorge louth are staying- up on the farm for a couple of weak mr and mm hugh mooutcheon mr and mm pred denny sod lucy mr and mrs bveretl denny mr and mm j j stewart and jack had a very enjoyable motor trip to north bay and through the mm district last nek mm f 6 selaood of casnuy wlo has been nuking an extended vlalt with her mother mrs a e nlcklin lao visiting relatives and friends in ontario and new york left monday evening fur her home in the west en route home ahe will vlalt her sister mrs t k mc- oallum in saskatoon newlwat no nqbbui jaet call or vxnft 8w olbwviy casmeaaawamtl geo g brown norval asawa ogflaa awar t syaanf aware am salwraay arlaraeeas aaa orasrs assy ve left wtut mrt 3 on oaajia true cavmcawaa a lgl inmtmtnt for trmt fundi unconoftionafy gaaranfewef tmc st tr comporation mnunorownt toaoarro gregory theatre fbidat jvlt lath dr rhythm orand comedy with btng orcaby utd beatrice lauue comedy cac tus caballtrob cartoon coun try oottsvln chapter 3 of trash oordon saturday july jtu gift night dangerous to know with ou patriclc afcim tamlr- olt and anna may wong novrl- un wanna be a model trade mice we uve m two world m newa monday august 1st kidnapped by robert loui stewnaon tarring freddie baruolome and warner baxter mualcaj stam and etrlpea cmrtooo mother pluto coming adventures of tom sawyer snow white and the seven dwarfs thebaimodcburn institute honor mrs wiley buuioeldmm women fiifttuuto met at the boms of mr aunby oawek- hamer on wdowdiy juiy iftui with a food atteitdaiitw the netlvfit mvi w bamlnf wu in the chair rvdlftwlnt openlnt- enrcdjea roll call nu uktinnd by when i started to gehool and name of pint tvavcher it waa decided to nave- a booth at the school pair which to to be held at ban- jooslcburn gehool in september current ercnta w read by mm marcaret ewmekhamer and an bjkttorlcal reaearoh of churchill waa btren by mba xdna m nuoell and a readlnff br un v kerr a wedding slightly mixed an other paper by ura j mclean on wbodsude school was given mra 8 morrljoei read the fouowlnj addreat dear mra wylie it is with deep regret that we the ineenbera or bannockburn women institute and ourselves minus one of our oldest and moat faithful mem bers this year you mrs wiley are always cheerful it was a plea sure to see you at the meetlnff you have always taken such an interest tn the institute work and have given your best of time and energy toward making this branch a success purina your terms as president you gave very capable leadership and as secretary none could be bet ter when in need of a neighbors help in any way one always knew where to go to ura wlleys no matter how busy you were you al ways had time for your friends and neighbors mrs wuey as an expression of our best wtshes for you in your new surroundings and also our hopes of seeing your bees with us we would ask you to accept this small token of namcqehrance signed on behalf of the bannoolc- burn women institute mrs w habotna mrs russeiils mrs d d uorribon md3s ucxxnaij a mrs rustsell presented mrs wiley with a silver tea service mrs wiley thanked the ladles with a few wellchosea words and invited them all to come and have a cup of tea with her tn oeorge town a hearty vote of thanki was tendered to the hostess and the meeting closed ht mkatltwaal aylttagwwl a htnw pttbsentatf on at woodsidb honors bride and groom weedsde school was the scene of a pleasant surprise party and presentation when a large number of friends and neighbors gathered together to congra tulate and honor mrs jack smethurst nee vera mcbaehern and her husband the meetlnff was called to order and the chairman for the evening was mr stan ley swaekhamer a short program fol lowed in which mrs burgass played a piano solo the swlndlchurst brothers gave an instrumental a guitar solo by frank burgess a step dance by wilfred mclntyre and a piano sokvnsy rhea burgess and community slnclng miss bessie spear read the following address dear vera and jack- it is with mmgled feelings both of joy and regret that we your friends of this community gather in this hour or your happiness there is joy for your joy and the thought that after all this is not any sad and prolonged parting our regret is that you are going so far away from us you will be missed in this liwncdlato vicinity more than you know where you have lived all your lives you have become so much a pirt ofour com munity that your going la leaving a gap that will be hard to ail with your cheery dispositions kind words and smiles and readiness to help wherever needed you have endeared ycursetves to all may you know in your new life with its added nsvonashlllues ss wen ss joys that the good wishes and prayers of your friends here are that the smile and blessing of ood may be upon you and that your lives may be an example for those with whom yotj associate wishing to express our love and esteem in some tangible way we ask you trraooept these gifts unitedly we wish you much joy and prosperity in the years that are to oome signed on behalf of friends and neighbors following this address miss margaret swadaharner and miss viola spear pre- srnted them with a bounteous rnhf-mlsn- eous shower mr and mra smethurst replied in a very fitting manner thank ing their many friends for their beauti ful and useful gifts after a lunch was served the remainder of the evening was spent tn dancing lunch and social hour was enjoyed house fly worst cailbjer of disease a serious menace to health and a nuisance of the first order is the charge rightly made against the cornrnon house fly this is especially true in the warm months from midsummer to autumn when it reaches its greatest abundance it is a menace to health because it breeds in garbage manure and human faeces and may pass directly from filth and other infested matter to foodstuffs par ticles of decomposing organic matter bacteria and other living organisms ad here to its hairy body and legs and sticky feet and mouthparts or may be conveyed to food in its excreta and saliva one fly may carry as many as 1 000 000 germs the house fly known to scientists as musca domestics is worldwide in dis tribution and notorious for the part it plays in the dluemlnatlon of dangerous rtlseiww such as infantile diarrhoea tajterciuosla typhoid cholera and dys entery it also seines as the intermedi ate host of certain species of rcmndwurms that infest the stomachs of horses and of tapeworms that occur in poultry m canada the house fly u probably the most important insect speclas concerned in disease transmission on this ac count it la very essential that measures b- token to control it and to prevent it from having acoeas to human foods can a nl an mtmtnr diswav at glasgow exhibition canadas importance as a producer of toe metals that are widely used in in dustry and commerce ur reflected m the display of canadian mining specimens being staged by the department of mines and resources ottawa at the empire exhibition now in progress at glasgow scotland visitors to the mineral exhibit in the canadian pavilion cannot help but be impressed by the diversity and scope of canadas mining industry the central feature of the display la a large map or canada showing the six wellknown physiographic areas or divisions the loca tion of commercial occurences of metallic and nanmetallic minerals the gcogra phic positions of rennertos and steel plants and railway and aerial transpor tation routes on both sides of the map is a collection of colored photographs of typical metallurgical and muling plants erected for the recovery of the various metal and mineral producu the next important feature s a dlspla of large specimens of ores and minerals repre sentative of the more important deposit the rhyme to solve for thisweefcv bjr wooubb old soldrsfs nbvkb die my first yoti will find in returned bfy eeoond in scorched not in burned my third in a regular jamboree my fourth in a spot but not in a spree my fifth not in twist but tn turned my sixth la in every city and town my lost not in mack but always in brown my whole you will know a soon as you find it with soldiers inside before and behind it and some will be up and some down n8a coupon name f satavsk rasolt comb to town sperlenea in canadas national parka hare demonstrated that the bear er long regarded aa ansjataalwhleliwry definitely preferred his own oompaay to st of human beings is really mora soelabla with man than has bean sup posed the bearer like the other so- called vud animals of ruwit re sponds to the human friendliness which ha finds in the national parks ha i an intelligent animal terr quick to sense danger but onea eonrtnead that humans mean him no harm he proceeds about his bowamr thla fracternal feeling la not confined solely to the parks now comes word from red deer alberta that bearer 0craun in waavamo oreslt hare actually irrrauded the dtf lrtth pew animals joan lie r mi a ttbleally oansdlsn a the bearer vraat the earliest urnes ha ha bean assoc with the history of canada uk tndos- try and intelligence are held to tstwaseag eutstsndlng qualities or canadian char acter in preserrlng him and to l hie true qualities to pnbllo recognition the national parka hare dona a national aerttee m bcal aucason daugtfer dut daddy why do yon object to my becoming engagedf ls it bera of my youthr daddy yea hes hopeless band tattoo drew big crowd on saturday ocontlnued from page onto republics of the united states and france perhaps the most impressive part of the whole function was this climax when with these flags before the crowd prof thiele addressed the audience his remarks were brief but full of meaning he explained that the flags in the parade were those of countries under demo cratic control in other words the flags not under dictatorship but in the centre and above all stood the red cross emblem respected by d civilized nations then as the ottlt boys band played softly nearer my ood to thee prof thiele continu ed his remarks the red cross la the emblem of faith charity and good will toward men the red cross does its work rn war or peace quteffly and with out ostentation we as civilised people revere and respect it the final event in this band tattoo arranged by acton cltlsens bond was a very good display of fireworks the booth operated by the bond was well patronised while the event was quite a big undertaking and may not yield large financial returns for the band treasury there was general appreciation and we understand plans are to be started im mediately for a bagger and finer event next year buy a karjm jersey dairy the home of pasteurized milk and cream chocolate milk drink green spot orange a modern plant completely equipped to give the best in dairy products g w masales proprietor phone 74 prompt delivery mciimdj of contral buy a farm or start a business in a small own roger babson told a graduj otlng clas of american university stud- cnts the other day mr baboon went on to frplaln that times have changed and the lure ot the big cities no longer ls the one to be followed j if many of our present unemployed and particularly young aggress we men looking fruitlessly for some job in the larger cities hod heeded this advice back tn 1931 the depression would not have lasted so long nor would our relief bills have been so high it is very doubtful whethrr the young people of today are radically different from their parents or grandparents rather lltnta have changed no longer i that are being commercially developed is it possible to hew ne homes out of i in canada these specimens include the i free and virgin bush no longer is it i ores of gold copper silver radium nlc- possible to exploit the natural resources kel lead and sine asbestos gypsum limestone and other nonmetollics a i erics of panels adjacent to the sped- i in the wasteful ways of the last century there ls leas and less room far squatters lis opportunity in the larger cities where mens show in tabulated form the value i competition for work ls getting steadily and importance of the products from the keener different ores bu nrw ar h brought canada s position in the british em- new opportunities which are gradually pire as a source of minerals is an en- being rrcognlspd by such observers as tlxe most effective method of control- viable one she u the only producer of ttfr babson the opportunlue how ling house flies consists or eliminating or i odium the sfcondalargest producer of ever are not developing in the larger reducing their breeding places by proper- ao and holds rucplace aa a source of centres of population but akmg the i t treating or disposing of manure and rjckel zinc lead copper and auxtos i highways and in uie smaller towns on garbage fresh horse manure is probablj the new roads in ontario there is still chiefly responsible for the majority of ample scope for small biislr esses such flies tn rural ecuons it has been eatim- six gallons of th solution is sufficient to us retailing of gasoline or meals and over- ated that more than a million files may iteat 30 square feei of surface arm night accommodation development of devekp from one ton of manure in the measures should also be ukro to pre- lummrr rnsorts and roadside murkeu just another week before the safety lane conies to acton dont be caught in the last minute rush have those adjustments and repairs made to your car now and drive every day with an assurance of safety get your o k sticker when rhe the safety lane is in acton monday august 8th from 900 aun until dork the safety lane service in halton is made possible by the hulton garage operators association acton members whitliamv garage meeacherns garage norton motors fiighyayjianige jennings garage sallys sallies roadside cities garbage is an lmporuuu factor in vent the accumulation of manure from hand in hand with turh pursuits would lh dumrsuc live stock such as pigs br larv gadens 05 filiill farms to sup- tattle and poultrv ss files will breed in although u a lesser pruduitkm to be fully rffecuvr con xul measures should be organ lard on a community basis as one neglected these sutaluncea nionure heap or garbage dump mj in- stent fort a whole neighborhood collections of manure should be removed from cit foftr crtatage then burn it plrmrn tnli ga ur tu at least drfraj uutfr prtumruun of unlly rtislu in ih- smaller iou and vlllagfa u mort- opportunity uday lot akut woild aua the world area under barle which has fluctuated irregularly since 19 jo ap psars to have tacnaaed in 1097 states the zmsmrial btsxmnlc council as com pared with l3 but pcise comparisons with earlier years cannot bttmsde th the sbsmocv of recent fsguna for the aortat tjnion the british stenlre area which exsuprlses about oneseventh of the world years have shown a alow ejrpanaton due partly to the rseowr in aw rfee ohlsrf m i for imports of bartey are vound among the lirnpsan eamtrtas tfcsjh lug ejoanutlss aiw srifwjdts oshssia to th unload soitaa which la per can of the rtin voters list 1938 mvniciraijtt or the village of acton in the county of halton nolle is hereby glvrn that i bare compiled vlul fiction 9 of tbevoters list act and that i hav posted up at mromc in acton ontario on th lth day of july ls u nst ot all parsons entitled to vote in the said miinlrtnalttr for member of parliament- for members of the legislative assembbr of th pro vince and for municipal becuobsand that such ust remslns there for inspec tion and i hereby call upon all votera to tafca immediate ransdlisw to hare any errors or omlssloni corrected according lav the last day for appeal being the th day of august ian oi f ixathafjuano 11 ctarfc of the vmage of acton w lrhold ild urin nirn ho can handle rr v twta turbw to p and tj ona aherc prac- lorrt in nprf garbane can until tll4n car h arr- s t wtm cltnul v municipal onrmn contracmg mchlner by zjtzjz a m wnmindm he ullage and prermt brertln an alternate method jx t undcalrable a ah dump pro- im ha rrulted in groth tor conlsl4 of taking advantage of heat pro- duce enormous numbers of flies as well prt pr duced by fomentation when manure js as other vermin and many constitute a placed in tightly pacwd plica the serious public nulaance the onl sallsa i uu manure pile should be constructed on factory aay ot disposing of garbage dur- lt t i hard ground or concrete the aid of ing the fly scon u by mclniraiok tt t j the pile should be cjean cutand almort i ewy effort should be taken to exclude j 1 bmtnroom rextiraj but sloping stigboy towards the flies from daeulnga the screening centre as fresh msnure ta added to the doors and wtndovs is very useful tn this i pile it should he tightly packed by means regard files that find their wsy into of a shores the heatprsduced by fexr tne house should be promptly destroyed mentation- destroys all fly eggs larvae fly swatters sticky fl paper poisoned and pupae except poaatoty those dose fly pads polaoncd bait made by mixing to the surface of the top layer the one teaspoontul of formalin in a cupful appocatlon wtth a watering can or spray- j of sweetened milk or water and exposing arof a solution of borax onn of 1 it is saucers cut of the reach of children pound o borax tn f gallons of water will or pets are included among the various destroy any fly stages in the top layer means of doing that villi binder i faam boy ukelt teacher johnny if five sheep were m a field and one ju out how many would be left johnny there wouktnt be any left you know arithmetic but you dont know sheep whan awanauiovwr forty maruuraa to look under thirty eh 1 aartackomalouptjwaurraranca v a