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complete liquidation of the german war machine will be accomplished is never certain but at the present rate of disintegration the time can not be long not many of us believed that the over running of france by the allies would be as rapid as it has been just a little over two months ago the first landing was made and splendid progress is now being made the gain of territory is splendid but the liquidat- i ion of the german war machine is important only coniplete annihilation will serve any purpose in main taining peace over a long periol of years l v i a silun in tim the growing season is n earing an end and the farmer will soon be on the last lap of his outdoor work for another year a suggestion that autumn and winter is the rightuiimetotcparfbrjrtjnadu cry may not be untimely heaven knows there are plenty of chores around a farm at all times to keep the farmer busy and hired hands are few and far between these days of labor shortages things that dont have to be done right away are likely to be postponed and sometimes forgotten altogether but it should be remembered that machinery- vital labor saver when manpower is at a premium only does its job well when it is in good shape the cost of maintenance increases rapidly too when machines are allowed to run down too many farmers neglect their machinery plows cultivators mowers hay rakes and other tools can be seen out in the open when not in uac gathering a beautiful coating of rust a machinery shed should be a must on every property that plow that was bent when u hit the big stone in the back 10 acres may not be needed right away but the winter is just the time to have it straighten ed so that it will be ready for spring that mower that has chipped cutting blades should be put into shape and the binder with the broken slats should be repaired the federal government recently removed certain duties on agricultural equipment with a view to re ducing the price to the farmer and increasing the availability of supplies but it is certain the number of farm machines available during the next few year will be limited canada and the united states will be called upon to send farm toots to liberated countries in europe to help reestablish agriculture on a sound footing this will be a heavy drain on the output of factorial which normally supply canadian needs the man who keeps his machinery in repair dur ing the remaining war period and the first years of peace will he helping himself and the other fellow who just cant keep his old machinery working any longer of chive already advanced that it say he comtmtimg it does appear that one of canada big tasks dar ing the years that follow the war will be raisins food for europe hungry millions the advances of the allies in italy and france have progressed far enough to bring the realization that the first necessity of the liberated people is food if the allies cannot supply it i hey will be looked upon by many of the liberated people as ao better than the rule from which they have been liberated it as quite evident that the needed foodstuffs cannot be secured from the countries that have been overrun by the ravages of war it t from this con tinent that the supplies will have to come largely the canadian farmer therefore will play an im portant part in these postwar years on him dc volves the task of helping restore some order in europe because order cannot come while people arc hungry much it being done to increase product ion here wc have evidence of good crops trut year and the hope they cartall twf garnered if you can help in any way in storing these cropi or awjsting on the farm the food production line you will be helping imroenurly in the volution of the big problem now facing the allies in europe v ihan now to own a lloase in spite of the fact that not a place of residence jaava liable and scores of people are forced jscctac outside the municipality and come in and out to work each day there is no evidence of expensive building in acton perhaps the present discouraging lack of supplies is the prime reason and home builders cn scarcely be blamed because discouragement is met at every turn the new housing legislation recently introduced should make it easy for those in event moderate circumstances to build a home in the postwar period on a 4000 house 90 per cent of a loan can be secur ed and for the houses above that amount the amount of the loan is decreased but acton is most inter ested in the moderate priced home important provisions of this part of the act iu dude a reduction in the rate of interest payable by the borrower to 4 per cent loans are to be for a period not exceeding 20 years except houses con structed in an area which in the opinion of the min istcr is adequately protected by community planning and appropriate zoning restrictions in this case the term of the loan may bcbetween 20 and 30 year v business directory ok w g c kenney csuooas a or to dr j a menlvwa otflo la sytnon imudt wtu stmt dr wm g cullen lj cc office flours- 24 and 7- pjn eserp wntlnedy and sunday mill street ttear frederick ktrmt rtsunk its mental dk t ii wyui jum1atov day it has lone been customary to eel- brate the graduation of claws trom mtioo or rollec y special exercises intended to honor them for their work and to signify the importance of this event- a cuu of such young people is picture of nope and k dentation of satlufactlofi at the comp letion of this great program of study and of hope to make eood use of this knowledge graduation day assembles a host of parrot and friends of the graduate and la a tine unu tor impressing id eals of education on the public mind eloquent speakers are heard who tell of the magnificent service rendered by schools and eollece and praise the graduates for their achievement in schools where member of the graduation class are picked to pres ent essays or oration a demonstrat ion is given of the acquirement of these young people and of the suc cess of the tfhool in developing the power of its student ltlknsbaum ok bum airspace photographs taken from an album carried by a german soldier killed iu itukua tell only too plainly the story of the dead man dlamu they are described in an article which apear in a current issue of red star rfnent to the tltlck by the noted writer ilya enrenburg there are 173 snapshot in the al bum the early one show german soldiers as swimming pool at auteu- if near paris next are scene u holland germans are shown heartily eating and drinking later pltcure are taken in ylussla first of german soldier resplendent in looted hussian fur coals then of frozen dug-outs- trenches ruins and lastly of dead bodies more and more of them tnrenburg makes this comment in this album the history of miters army u delineated it begins with sunbathlng and ends in cemeteries they let out to win ttu world tlny have won only braves taking cltarg f dr uurtianana lracti for tlte duration w taw llmist myk llaars sa a yaa kvery tsatralay fsisay hw nest big p w hsslyatn to mention anything about postwar i or taming because there seems so many mhtottjal notes summer vacationists cannot complain this year of unseasonable weather for the weekends the temperature has been well over 00 for many ot them this summer v thanksgiving day has been set officially for monday october ftth this year and it looks right now as if itll be about the most thankful thanksgiving in some years v there arc a lot of nice things being said about that highway between acton and milton and we agree with them all its in the best condition now of anytime in our recollection v with lineups at beer warehouses liquor stores and hotels it seems that john plowman would have included a lot more people today in his famous quip that theres a hole under his nose and his money flows into it chesley enterprise v ratulations to our neighboring con tern p- v the peel gazette won the m mortal trophy for the best front page nd the brampton conservator was tied for 3rd place for the mason trophy for best allround paper in class i 4 v it is reassuring to hear president roosevelt de clare that the allied armies will drive in and occupy germany and japan even should resistance collapse short of enemy borders now that the allies have mtmc real armed strength the home folks in geriiiuv and japan ought to got a chance to see it v the shelbourne free press remarks one of the old familiar questions youll not he hearing this month well are you counting on going to the e the important thing right now brother is that were uomg to acton fair on september 22nd tind 23rd that were r milton fair on september 20th and 30th v the liberation from internment of former mayor houde of montreal received more acclaim in that city and more attention in the press than it deserved he certainly was no hero coming home and if would have been more appropriate if he had slipped in the back door when he got home such welcomes in montreal should be saved for war heroes who have accomplished something more than tonguewagging v whenever there is an outbreak of infantile par alysis scarlet fever or some other contagious disease the average parent becomes alarmed and rushes hcjtecskclter to the nearest doctor but in the eternal fightr gsinsi tuberculosis these very same parents hcednot the warnings of antitb clinics and in their indifference refuse to recognize the serious conditions pertaining to the care of stricken individuals la chute que watchman carrolls eonnflakbs srsss flrtt cradt zxtt 37 buttkat www hrllo stick ssc oaf dwj tka tv d ma bwfu4d ghkesb w tm clftrfci swmtfc spskad u lc t tox ki x4e slipa suds te- me wilto rty pads 9 o pauiouve is x lie lobster 3 sac cheese s5c chan speedgxit jar s tta s campbells uu sou 11c jacuim coffee store hours effective sept monitor tiiiiiwti fluay wrimow tlraraday hatunlar to 1lm aua 45c valencia oranges size 2m dram tomatoes 6 qt basket special weekend price pcachca ptuam cantdoapca peppen cetety fresh defljr vranai 0oab n 10 14 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