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facie two the acton free press thursday june joth ims 2hj artntt jffrrr jj bb tljfttaliaj evary ttiurauyav7raav ontario auafaorlia aa aaitl um wall dapartta1 ottawa sutlschiltion yatksli par yaar 1 a1- vane ultad staiaa ao aodlturtal siaal cukl v bath old and ttaw addraaaaa ahould w alvc1 wha ehansa el addraaa la rauaatad advertising rataso applkatlo and aa dtkcn in vartatia column kandlncs alrhous b wy paatautloa will ba tavan to avoid irrroa- tha vtwm raaa accaeta aawartlau in itn col uaai on aha undaratandlntr that it will not ba llabaa it any arror 1 any advarttaantant tooulahad harcaindrr unlaaa a prboj of auch advartlaaotaat it aoouaatad in writing by tha advartuar and r turned to tit fret frai butloaaa rmi duly alait- nd by tha advartlaa and with aueh error or cor rection plainly notad in wrltlnc tharaon and in that caa4 u any arror o notad ta not corrtad by tba pre kraaa ita liability aha not axeaod auch a proportion of tha ontlrn coat of aneb advartlaantant ttv apaea occuplad by tha notad arror boon to hn whola apaca oeouplad by auch advartlaatnant c attlop dills editor telefiiones- editorlal and buancabffio tyj konidanca inceotiv gone talk with farmers factory workers or any group and it is soon revealed that present high taxation is killing incentive not only of man- ttfachrrejsbatoftwrvorlcertr farmers sec no reason to increase production when the extra labor and seed they put inhas a large portion taxed as one farmer said when he talked the matter over im not as young as i used to be id like to grow more if i could and put the returins into the farm and repairs but now the extra is just coming out of my hide and keeping up spending governments its a known fact that many factory workers do not want overtime because a bigger slice of the pay comes off in income tax and little is gained for the extra labor canadians are not producing to their capacity to fill the shortages and present taxation is a contributory cause canada needs homes municipal improve ments arc needed and there are plenty of pro jects ready to start but short hours keep pro duction at a minimum and the worker argues that longer hours bring him no benefit true he may be getting a healthy check each month for the children in the family from the govern ment or he may just be one of those workers who pay in and get nothing from this source at any rate he feels he would like to handle more of his own money and spend it as he sees fit wartime regimentation and regulations was allright during the war but the war has been over for three years if more social services mean more taxation and they certainly will this country will make more progress in solving its problems do more to fill the needs of the present and build a better type of citizen when it gives back to the individual his own responsibilities and the in centive to progress hawkers and peddlers licenses we are curious to know the reasons which prompted the legislature on the initiative of tho minister of municipal affairs to pass the 1048 amendments to the hawkers and peddlers licensing sections of the municipal act there was a strong protest from a number of cities against their passing but apparently the pro test arrived too late for u long period ot ears prior to lm7 a municipal hawkers and peddlers license uas not required fur hulking or peddling goods in respect of premises used for tho sale of such goods wares or merchnndlie tho weakness of the new amendment lies in the easewlth which a nonresident manufac turer nmy now become exempt from license by simply appointing some local person who is paying business tax to act as hawker or peddler for him and thereupon such appointee or an employee or agent of his may proceed to hawk or peddle such goods or ware- without the man ufacturer or local person being liable to take out a license under this new law it would op pear that a nonresident manufacturer may now readily escape liability for a hawkers or ped dlers license in any municipality fcy simply finding some person therein who is paying bus iness tax who will hawk or peddle the manufac turers wares or whose employee or agent would do so nor does there appear to he anything to prevent the local man from in turn appoint ing as his own agent or employee the manu facturer himself or the manufacturers employ ees or agents to do the hawking or peddling and escape the license the municipal world too much weekertd the traffic inspectorof the toronto police dept has expressed the opinion- that the five- day week is killing a lot 6f peoplctn fact hold ing it almost solely responsible for the in crease in the citys accident and death rate in explanation of the foregoing statement he said the need to crowd a full weeks work into five days has causey a speeding up of traffic dr4uerstryingtobeat thotrafficlightsond com mit other infractions of the rules another trctre6trt5rtrfrsfffff m tu fact that there are more cars and- these are do ing a much greater mileage in conclusion the inspector stated that some 1000 summonses arc issued daily to traffic violations in toronto it is generally conceded that speeding has figured largely in the increased number of highway ac cidents and the nonurban driver is apt to be just as inuifferent regarding observance of the regulations as is the city man u 11 res or merchandise the growth produce or manufacture ol ontario if the same were hawk ed or peddkd h the manufacturers or pro ducers of them ur h lus bona fide servants or enipltneis having written uuthuriiv to jo so b an amendment in lm7 the foregoing exemption with respect to the hawking ot ped dling of tnjs waits oi merchandise cruwn produced or niaihifiutured m ontario wa con- lined to the gtuwer priulikei or manufacturer or his jicnt or empunee ha nig written auth- ont to do sn in tlu iiinnicipihtv in which the grower producer oi manufacturer resides municipalities which took advantage ot this im amendmeiii found it highl beneficial since it gteitlx tcstricted the class ot persons who weie exempt fiom license and thereby made all non icsident growers produceis or uiunutuctiirtis oi their agents or emploeis hahle to license r the imh amendment the benefit con ferred b the lm7 enactment appear to hae been almost completely removed hj providing that no4iccnso is required if the goods wares or merchandise arc hawked or peddled u bv a person who pays business ta in the municipality or by an employee or agent of such person or t b by an agent of the grower producer or manufacturer acting on the behalf of a deal er who pays business tax in the municipality let them come an immediate halt to the immigration of displaced persons is demanded in a resolution of the toronto local of the ontario council of carpenters and joiners of america that will be news indeed says the financial post editor ially to thousands of canadian citizens who are still frantically trying to rent buy or build living quarters at prices two or three times the values asked in prewar days if the authorities pay any attention to res olutions of this kinid the next thing they will be asked will be stop immigration of every kind had we followed such a narrow and shortsight ed course from the beginning canada would be an uninhabited wilderness aside from a few thousand indians we are all immigrants or des cendants of immigrants on this continent and no group should have any monopoly of future development the pessimists who pretend to see a person al competitor in every immigrant seem to think that there are a strictly limited number of jobs in canada and a definite limit to our develop ment our history of course proves that that view is completely wrong today in canada there are far more i people gainfully employed than ever before and there is still an enormous amount of work waiting to he done iioi recollections ol acloii cz3qcz3l back in 1898 tnjufn froi lh itunin of th vrr lvviu of ohm tui iftoltf the hulldem nn nt work in t j mot mum on tlio super ntrueturo nf mr john llhtlttftyfl now rosl icnco xtwh bo of milton pret dhrk with cut tone trlmmlnjfn our honored mr ann ilnll ac tons cnrtlpnt living settlor c6lcbrat- pi htn flflli ulrthdny to tiny lit rnme to acton nitty fivo yonra ngo thin nprlng anil battled on tho fnrm on mnln street bor dering tli narthwofltcrly limits of the present corporation bound- nrlofl still in bin posstfsalon hie following- la tho jionor roll for may for bnnnockbunt scftioo a mcdonald m wnuon j hen derson f harding it brown r watson i dermic j dobblo j mnnn s mann b mnim s colo a henderson j ljiwson w dob blo t moffat s watson m mc donald h mitchell the cntenpulnr nuisance 1b worse than usual this year train have been stopped on grades near owen sound and cnrleton place by the numerous caterpillars which had crnwlod upon tho rails mr a w storey has given ham iltons granite works guelph an order for n cenotaph of chaste salada cd on his fathers tomb in falrvlcw cemetery back in 1928 prom l issue of the free pre of thursday june 14 10 sb- mm john uawson hns purchased the new brick residence on wilbur street from mr stoheij cordlner nnd will now move back to acton from toronto shortly dr george i christie has been appointed to succeed dr j b reynolds as preildent of the ont ario agricultural college a number of the member of walker iodce a f a m joum- oed to ornnfieville to hear rev gabriel mngulre frss of west virginia among the graduotes of toronto university last ueek were miss isabel mcnlven nnd miss jean kennedy in the arts course and mr j c lindsay from the college of dentistry knox ladles aid held a social gathering nt the home of mr and mr landsborough lake avenue inst evening died abraham in barrle on satur day may 26 1928 emma abrn- jinm wife of jnmes abrnhnm formerly ot acton in her 71th year editorial notes holida time is at hnnd uc care in order that the uill remain days of happiness to e erv one not all winter automobile i lldentb hnppcn while driving some of them happen while get ting started records show that carbon monoxide is a deadly kill er yet same ipeopje persist in warming up their care in a closed garage dont take a chance with this killer thnt gives no warning neer let the motor run in a closed plnce and be sure the exhaust system does not allow carbon monoxide gas to leak into the car coop balanced poultry hog dairy feeds fertilizer mineral grit and oyster shell hybrid nnd open polinated seed corn soyn beans sorgham sudan grass millet and permnnent pasture seed potatoes foundation a these are hard to get we still have some we deliver try us for service support and build your-own-breirwsfl- milton district cooperative phone 127 hotoii ontario ha- us ilection omt for another period of clrs ho mum its iim not vxise to predict i m had a taste of uinn sinmmr ueither nij lotiiid that cm n a unit dr spell am be come is disastrous as a lon rann siason 1 una lias deodid to immune us atre- nuni unh the lioiiuial police kiison is ill it it is too os to eniplox prvmlkials 1 aniinitioii dus arj- at hand and tilt tmal usts ire onl koniptnsaied for in tin realiz ation til it the lone summer hohdus follou sireh some da studies mill he so ariineid loi mote populantv 1 he 1 itieml lio t riiinent at ottaua is to lost one ol its outstanding ahinet ministers and sittmiien nil mm cement as m ide last luesju that kt hon j l ime justice mini ster and finance minister during the late uar is to retire this month and return to lus private lau practice this uill prove a k loss to canada s koernmeni and uill be received with regret h the average canadian regardless of political affiliation muv mr llslev eniov un bounded success when he returns to his private business he is a man that has commanded respect throughout the dominion and a man of whom evcrv canadian may feel justly proud e p head jqi evch examined scientifically hearing add batteries quick repairs to ilohxes binoculars field i lasses etc sd fit gnorlva j phone 1329 guelph ett 20 yean electric welding portable equipment we ran urltl rlthrr at our ahoi or on uur ouu prr-ml- r klrctrir ntl art lent billing no job too big or too uuall ynuion weld ing shop main street art on war iiiklmav carue mx217e foods 3 ac j01xt mod mtted dates- 19e totl rat allim ib uttxd cherries v 29c ranxtoiufo ketchup 24c muim jjuoitud puddings x- 19c llaoouaox oucdt jure j1tbes 37c iwim kotnibold cleanser 2 25c ginger bread mix fcioa 2frc arcajca a o prune plums w17c kino beach oacch unimlal oloit dlue1t pkars wt cayamjlo pit ginger ale shredded wheat- ijc romak corres u 27e rii 51 e quakes hufebts ule bbokeh olives fancy buctim sif i haaucalade v fhencha hustaed aa f xs heinz 7 8aoce socks sisd osavsl ioe bocks sisd seed i beculab kotex aoaa business directory medical dr w g c kenney afayaielavn knd br kuceckior to dr j a menivaw oftlco in symon block mill st acton olilf- ihonx iraidio ett pbeno iso dr d a garrett kkymiolavh amd sturtfrhmi predwrlck street acton formerly dr nelson otfloa ofice phone 238 residence 349 dknta1 dr a j buchanan drttaj 8urtu office lclthmiin block m1u st office hour 9 aum to 6 p xray gas telephone 148 dr george a sirrs dutatf sllvffma mill st comer frederick acton office hours 0 00 am to 30 vam telephone 19 l wilson deeter ef curatdtseue feaeefaw1raa bell telephone building acton phone 303 hours 10 n m to 8 pjm- ugoal c f leatherland bjl acton barhuer a selleller notavry offlee 2t pbeum langdon aylsworth raurlatkn sellelten ete offices acton cooper building r mnclntyre aylaworth b a acton plumes office 21sw reaiienee tllaj georgetown gresory theatr blat phone 88w i lever hoskin chartereil aeeeojstauitai successors to jenkins av i1ahdv 1305 metropolluin bide 41 victoria st toronto elb 0131 vkterinary b d young vs bvsc veterinary sargeea office brookville onwto phone milton h6p4 f g oakes vs bfsc veterinary 8urcn office nnd residence knox ave aclon phone 130 miscellaneous johnstone rumlet victor b runiley funeral heme heated awlmlians servlnc the community for 45 years phone 30 night or day w1lloughby farm agency largest oldest agency in onatw heed office kent bldg trjroat georgetown representative tom ilemoa thone oeortetown s32w tr guide smoirrs raxov applesauce s xc lyjiii vaixit special pbocess peas jl7o plahtths peanutbutter j7o toe that oampimo tsir fish cakes 2 s5c carkoll s dandee tea s7e 7se ily coach lines coachks leave acton ilullht savins tlm eastbounil t 11 a m b7 umm 9 16 a m 1 m m m j p m i ih p m 6 3 m nn p m ell 11 p m wrsthound in is i ni l t pm 50 pnt r 1 t p in 7 t prn ih w pn ulim u jm pin iil tifpi nuntav- iml holt- llns siinltx- uril mnlilivi nl 1 1 nl iupt ujidoi aiil holl- 1 i tut itmrli az h tit t day i ii v t pi suinlnw cn vdian atinl st mlint nine kjutltmjund ii ifit s midairs 5 55 im l i in t lu pm sumliy only s li in ii fxi i pt sunday h i it rt tun it d 17 m i i i b u r it fir mit 1011 pin lethlllltl i x i l ml iv 117 im m i i iiik uifi it m rtnj ex- t p sun i i h a7 n ni t 0 tn li p iji s it iirtiiv ini litipm sundiv nh h 11 a ni laortop jkt i at ufljih mvpi aturday int suid i hi m i try the new wonder pound loaf i0o sliced fkksjl daily x7 wt paherson ro klieeialist in eya examlaatlea oh keptlst 103 xvymhiam ht ouelili pfaeue lloi completely equipped offices below malicr shoe star