page two the action free press 1iiuithday august 5th 1w8 attir artnu 3prt r jlrrab tsitlltrj every ttmaly at acta ontario aulknriin at aej clim knail foal ollla dapavtaaant otlwa suiiscuimion uatesxba tr yaar la aj- vatic unltaj state j ajjtlllonal slaa cala lc tlultt olj and new ijdrciki altoum 1 kiva vlim changa of ajjraaa la raiauaatad atlvetttlsing bates-o- appllcatioa l a avait i varwvua coluaaa kalaga although avary bracautloal will ba tabatt to avol tttof tha pra wvtl accepts aalwartlttntf td itacal umm oft tha uivdavauuillna that it v111 hav b liama at any arro in any adaertlaetnent ntimubcj haaaaodar unlaaa a brool ol auch aatvartlaaaaant la rouetcc in wntina by tha acwarttaar and v tumrj to tha prat bualnaaa olfit duty atari ad by tha advertleer and with ancij arror or cor rtton plainly uotad in writlnn tharaon and in that raae i any arror no toted te not eorractaj by the fraa rvaaa it liability ahajl nm nneaad auch m proportion of tha antlm coat of atxb advartaaacut aa lb apac occupied by tha noted arror beam to tha whela apac ocauplaj by auch advartuawent c aslof dills editor tclunloms- editorlal and bualncaa ofllca laj raamlmca j call us anytime now its an old but true observation that the toughest part of a holiday is getting back to orfc again uy spent a delightful week in haliburton on the shores of lake boshkung irtfrrvtnrfbur iso wiles many from this dis- trict know this region well and have holidayed there editors do not have summer cottages but they do have friends who are most hospit able and so it was that the editor and mrs dills spentadelightful week atdonorvon the summer home of mr and mrs c h harrison friends of over twentyfive years sometime we wish we had taken up schoolteaching for a livelihood instead of being a school trustee be cause here we found that many of the cottages wereownedby teachers who had a straight two months vacation fcnd a summer cottage this year the youngest member of the fam ily is a counsellor at sherwood forest boys camp located next door to donarvon and many were the visits enjoyed in the week and we had an opportunity to see a wellequipped boys camp in operation we attended one of the indian council meetings at the camp when the big chief came by canoe and the tribes assem bled through the bush paths we wont venture on writing about it but we were impressed with the conduct of the whole event and the inspir ation given to lads in living together as a big communitj another little trip was accomplished this car that had often been planned it was n boat trip from dorset to bigwin through lake of bays and a ride on the shortest and narrouest railway in the uorld a mile and an eighth in length the railuav runs from north to south portage to give boat connections its steam engines are secured from a mine in nova scv tiat it draus a baggage car and one open car of the old street railway type used in summer 25 years or more ago the engine proclaims it to he the portage flyer of the muskoka and lake of bas railway like most printers tie called on ncuspnpir offices in haliburton minjen and alliston w the newfoundland vote or the vote for duplcssis may or muy not hitvc hod any bearink on the governments announcement tp put tho margarine qucition before the courts and an nouncement of tax cuts both followed the el ections however so that it cunnot be said that the electors in cither newfoundland or quebec were unduly influenced by federal action yes it has been quite a week in affairs of national importance l holiday time i a trip into most any part of northern on- tano these days would seem to indicate that most everyone is on holidays and tjjewonder is that there is any production in any other part of the province not only does the tourist trade keep those who live in this section busy but most of the food supplies are brought in from the larger centres and keeping folks fed when on holidays is no small task supply trucks are regularly interspersed with the tour ist traffic on the highways building seems to be going on in every section but in spite of the added provision for tourists most lodges had the sign out no vacancies and sites for cot tages on lakes are- bringing some fancy prices the two or three month trek to ontario north seems to be growing in popularity or is it ow ing to the fact that holidays are longer and more general than they were a few years ago communist noose the violcnceriddengrcjit lakes teamens strike is not on a g rave dislocatio of our productive machine states a financial post editorial it is a menace to our national safety the communistrun csu not the ship own er or operator or captain in effect selects the crew which shall sail the shi decides which men shall do what what a setup that is accidents in the soo or wetland locks could put those vital links in the industrial might of this continent out of commission for months in these days of territorial tension such an ac cident might occur at a most critical time the key reason for theviolence with which the csu is attempting to retain its grip ovjr lake shipping is because it gives the commun ists a weapon that can be used so lethally against us apathy on this matter makes it plain that neither governments nor the canadian people realize that the communists now have a noose around the necks of many of our most vital in dustries a noose which communists can pull tight when they please and if there is any ser ious war in this generation the communists wont be on our side o51oao recollections ol acton cjoeioll 30is2s back in 8tt vram tb lanua of tint a praaal aujtat t isss penny p5tnejwll k into force jr wdnmovnbv 0 the prince of wnlo birthday mr nclson mclnchlnn hu tho distinct ion of having broueht the flrt new whent to acton mnrknl sixtyfive cent wm live price pnld tho triple tenement being con structed faom a part of the old knox church 1 in the hand of the plasterers tho exterior will be roughcasted prospect park presents a very lively scene these evenings bo- tween base ball and incrosue prac tices and bicycle riding mr peter sayers of nassaea- wcya sold a fine horse last week to bo shipped to england the price was 200 the meeting of the library bonrd was held in tho library mondnry evening members pres ent j b pearson chairman rev j a mclachlan ma ilcv h a mcpheraon thos t moore john cameron and h p mooro contractor crippa is laying down the timber for another bark alied 50x200 feet for messrs easrdnioroiv olt wluliolocla ed on the lot recently acquired from j a speight a co a fast and exciting lacrosse game was played on the acton grounds between the acton cres cents nral guelph vict score 8 goals to3 following are tho names of the crtwceiu w swack- hamer t mcphall e statham j barry a smith w murphy p mcpherson c williams e ryder f mcintosh w gurnoy and l williams knox sunday school picnic was held in mcpheraons grove ontuesdayaltomoon back in 1928 from tli issue of tha free ptcm of thuhday auctut 9 1928 editorial notes august the last month of school hohdavs and the end too of a summer that seems all too short attention f wo ii ro jmylnii the hlkhost prevailing crlpplcil tntm tuilmala armers i in if trice for dad or horses cattle hogs telephone col loci for immediate servlca laing cartage otekatino for oordont youno umtted fborx ouelpti tpt when spring housecleaning dont put aside ftjrnitcre that can be reupholstered our new patterns and colors and expert workman ship will make them better than new for the best in chesterfied reupholstering phone 87 acton 7 day servlee no walling kasy payments arrant if desired en ryutrkaaalrt atad new ctaesterttehb up to ix moatlas to pfty jack sudermann of john dick and son wanted deadstock highest cash prices horses 700 each cattle 800 each hogs 200 per cwt ali according to size and condition caix ooixjbct oalt 111u darling rrgorhkdr- succeiuors to faleo bros business directory medical dr w g c kenney apbymlclan and burpwn kuecefcwr to d j a mcnlvtt offlct in kyrikn block mill st acton offlct tbo ihttmno kt phot im dr d a garrett phymleatui and hurtrxm krdrlck strtet acton formerly dr nejkmjffto office phono 238 ffafsencw d1bntaju dr a j buchanan ldtmttw irt4mi office urlthmnn block mill st office hours 0 im to 6 pm i xray telephone 148 dr george a slftrs dtl burgtmu mill st corner frederick actoa pfflc hour 9 00 am to 530 pjav telephone 10 l wilson detar of clabirthla dell telephone building acton phone 303 hours 10 a m to 8 pra iyni c f leatherland bx acton burritr salielur notary tsius offie 22 phoiw etmideiom uo just u feu necks nou until the fall fairs nli be the centres of interest in the communin and district about looks ab if it is going to be a late start on the north section of highwa 25 from milton to acton both towns lose much bv this un finished iork and rough highua found onlv an office in the first named place i with the paper being printed in lmdsa equip ment uas too scarce and expensive to replace in minden where a fire had ruined the plant lew ears ago were hjuk at our desk this week and the staff is ul on hand xc c had a delightful rest and uell bt glad to answer our telephone whenecr uu a no we ditto t do an fish ing acton defeated georgetown ball team last week in a sliutout victory of 120 cuic holiday wns n real demon- st ration of cuic pride and loyalty sir donald mann of toronto v kited his old home town on sun- dn severn electrical storms did much diimako last friday after- nikin and night the congregation of kimehouse and churchill united church held a tr enjonblt picnic at stnn- hj iai k erin last wednestlaj afternoon a luu- mov inn outfit from cuilph hair had eharre tidsiiffk if thf moling of mr thos mar shall i house from agnes street to elgin street married cochitanesmith at wind sor ontario on satuida jul 21 11j8 hi rfi wm moore v u let mac ounger daughter of mi ind mis john snuti at ton to ilhani coehrano wirunoi ontai io eltlent son of i he 1u- mr wm nnd mrs langdon aylsworth barruten salbjton et offices acton cooper building it mnclntyre aylaworth b a acton pimum offlm sisw rub iu georee town gregory theatre bis phonq 8fl lever hoskin chartered acooatbte successors to jrmkins iiakdv 1305 metropolian bidg aa victoria st toronto elg 9131 first item in our mail on return from holi dais was a telegram notifing us of another rn crease in the price of newsprint perhaps the subscription price should have been made mvi uistlid ut 2 50 cochrane orllha ontario iik1 michii at the home of her nieert mrs john m donald scimle on wed iuri n aug ust s ps ehlilmth mirhie ionsj lksrismnm last uu k steiiud to hie a numbtr of mi portant tients of general interest then u is the ciittion in quebec and the return of the duplesss rt gime u ith in itiirtastd mimritv there nas the resignation of john bracken as leader ol tlu progressue t oust r itu e parti m the dominion and now both liber ik and l on seriatms art oiifrintid with tlu t ik t m 1 ectmg rte leaders ibis week will s t tlu liberals making their stlrtion and sptul ition on the houes makis m mttieming gime fi all interested in the polituil ganu saturda s anuouikements of the lifting oi the uustenti taves on a wide range ol goods was an announcement th it was ot interest to most cxenonc it pointed a means of oct- prues on mam commodities and m these dis of eer rising prices was news m capital letters perhaps the highlight however was the an swer to the question of newfoundland lecom ing canadas tenth province and coming into confederation both the dominion and new foundland will gm by the union comment has been nidc that a maont of wxx for con federation was small but in most otcs a simi lar majority would be considered conclusive enough hiinour is the latest town to decide on get ting rid ol parking meters of business ownes petitioned no asked tor their removal with 7 against but the term of the contract must be carried out i o tlu various publu itv ukir t rom tlu 1 coast to uim multitude outside ot our town and disti u t e have an item ot uiuisuil inter est our new wame papei b iski t stand- ul m clus high and is it uuhes quan it will boll i whole wtiks grit of the om eiit releass that voiiie to out dek for tree we tind it virv umiununi ind ut n r miss on the firs throw me m be i s of or 1 11 1 i tow n iouiicil w 1 1 e v crv hot ovei the ontaiio department ot municipal hans inteileiing with sale of tee tor hawk- ei s in j peddl n s s t bv orillta couik 1 to dis courage ll hv nigh door to jour salesmen who paid no t ies ot n kind to onllia bu took tr ide trorn regular business place in common with manv otlur ontario municipal i ties savs the iuket and times the oriua council has been irritated b the tact that in recent vears more and more of their power and control over town affairs was being taken awa and vested in the provincial government de i partments and at times the councillors have felt that thev were hardly more than rubber stamps the protest undoubtedly is well made debts collected i in if is n reason who su mauv people are sending us thtir uioiints for rollfctlon thie dus it i the grand i mills whit h follow sir i in oiir lst of slow j m- tnilnv and receive onf u our iiiunthlv cheques aa uimlrt ik f others are doing kkilv ci aiken uiuiut olilrt linn of col i re tors uk nik ilw nt vanwyck ci eaners pickup and delivery service phone 272 for the best in dry cleaning cbatxau or vlltuti rim cheese eur tuouohi amd cbbta dinner at hu1t auostxd 0uui rawsmmfftm macakow ve i wrrn udoi uura spaghetti x 5c iam 0akts pork beans 15c oiiimri ruumm k4ts bp ixb raiauas rodhtan oaoios tomatoes atlsos tomato jttleo 2 23c uikudbd wvkat imui iou4i teaj7e73e ibllm vai i rt peas2 2c coffee ru a 5 slufeddies tssc teef wun oboolatb topping is x7c stcuauth jelly powders 217c uokeh rihmto olives 29c kelloooi allbran 22c 1 la 1 uqctd wrr shoe polish 15c nnit run imtd i mason jars 107 certo uiatwo iiirru jelly r iciimn audit punch veterinary b d young vs b vsc vctrlnary kurgpob office brookvillr ontario phone- milton 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