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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 21, 1923, p. 5

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j e cigivrtnn3ffrgg litres tiiijhhday jtinedl jtt an qverall of blue you lpoh iullo nice ih faftiy rlulhrsi am hi nil mi t ttmt ftmhli n iiiihivn a comely race on yiui hut i iiv you ixli wliui you un droned in nib overall of hlu thb stinjay school lesson ror sunday june 24 1023 you l tilt in 1 i i iff u and i l udmli iln kspw inlly rhrhi yffu look rvflmil hut baiur wtltl in y h n y i lliu it ull tjwix 1 tur lin 1 til in i va not much uii 1 knbw they icxk especially w ii out lhriitt tli y for ulu 1 u ik dt w 11 thry ni ulylt awhtli ujh ntnlles unil uur my heart muni f that overall of 1 1 u iv j lit that ii c ii vera h heldpath i twenty years ago from ths issue of tho free press of thurlny july 2 1003 a li ii heme in l in arranirtna for a ill nli i i held noma afternoon imkl rp iiith thi ions bmminor vacation has oom nianced thi s hoel closed on tu day evening the call wheat m turning- und ly another weok farmers will bo in the whml harvest itatne last wnek cava vegetation a wonderful impetus mr thomaa kaston exhibit ut this oflloo a very flno sample of new pola toes on monday june 38 the haying time has come the strawberry crop wlilch waa an unusually urtro one la nearly nil har vestsd- raap berries are ripen ins sat rev ii a uacphoraon of toronto tiaa thnw enftsaements on as nuny different days within the romles week in acton and vicinity a team from storey u glove factory wllj play a nam of bas with th picked front tho tanneries town on saturday afeornoan a party of young people pic nicked in rockwood on monday and spent the afternoon and evening very pleasatly on the rock und river the baseball cub held a garden party on krlday evening tho prt gramme won ojhiitod by a- baseball match betwoon luama picked from the mat and went sides of mil street and after a first class pmo the eastalders mm with a ecore of 7 to 3 a musical programme wok listened to with in terest by the cltlxena and visitors present nuuilmrtions xrf candidates twolttlre of mr joha anew were held on sat urday at noon and resulted in tir j s coleman be ins elected tb the board of education and sir harry jeans to um vacancy- in tho council prices of wheat have been steadily advancing with the reports of unfav orable weather in the american wheat belt at winnipeg the post few don no 1 hard touched so cents which is the highest price elnee june 3 1901 i accidental inventions the occidental discovery which led a bradford silver refiner to produce allver that will resist tarnish for considerable period recalls many i yeqtlans of domestic importance which have been the outcome of chance rather than diligent search silverplating for instance was die covered by two wellknown scientists while they were experimenting with electricity during a certain process in the breaking up of silver nitrate wire by which electricity was being conducted was found to bo coated with silver the process was continued with great success blotting paper is another example of good fortune resulting from van acct dent several reams of ordinary paper were spoiled at m mill and laid aside one day a newlywrlttea letter came in contact with the outer sheet a i the amassment of the writer the lak was absorbed fortunately the pos sibilities were realised whether the offending workmen were suitably warded we ore not told a husband sympathized with his wife in bet inability to keep refractory hairpins in filsoe he twisted one and solved the trouble a workman fell asleep while watch ing a pot of brine ft boiled over and when be awoke the pof was glased where the brine had overflowed toe resuir was glased pottery strangely enough it has usually been left to ebmeontt else to apprecj a tenths commercial possibilities o these stray discoveries and to exploit them profitably this latest whim of fortune shows that the field is by no exhausted 11 hflontt 1 ok to day 1 itom fur ttvfm of oj i tl 8tami nt i itallaclljltf ioldon luxt it us ula mlitu vy inn umiijuiu tibout with un ktcut u i lnul nt wltiiuuevit iny nulib avny wlrht upd tho ln whlrli dom u fuiilly lmut ui mill in i uh run imlonio tin ruio ttmt 1m m t 1 1 futu mi llil u 1 lesson thsmas auruhunln itlonnliik i itxl m i ur ikisa tur kvry ifu in jjtu nlutll ill the famllldii ut llin tturtli be buoitod vnino 3 ye ur tin null of tli eutfli ihu litllit f the world mutt 13 m jx itotxt unl lnnd ioiiiih for lothlnu ujiuln 1 ulti 6 36 oiii iirxltj i nut uppllcutlun of 11m mirabln of ho nood ftanrnrllun wuu yc unl tliou liknwlsi if tho itarinx in ilut nco nf lluliur u niunslng to olhoih 1 art nf ood juirptmio in intnndlng for ev ry man u ili of uuufulness tnd blohslnic to iithcru in the dnvelopmont of ciurucar by means of i ennobling solf uitlvity charity nicrey liolp fulntiiui in wunl und deod can win o otlivru only a fraction of the hlosu ndnoss which these inevitably bring to the portion himself who axercuns fhw virtues as lowell in his vision nf kir ljiunful nmko the christ so rut irmly express it who gives him sic with his alma foods three ifim m4lf hln jiungerlng neighbor und ma it is the selfish self centred life thai dwarfs and is wasted lie that contri butes most largely to tho welfare and happiness of others gats the most our of ufa for himself the joy that cumes from unselfish service of ones fellq mnn and the consciousness of having boon a blessing to someone else js the clolkt und truest joy that can come to any life our oaample mora than our words influents thm nhotit im b lolnfg strip for a long trip two uniull tmvillarx nt- i lhu ulx m1 cm udtiin itj ilillwuy il kelii whuh will ov i tlxlr u mh nilli 1 mr llin ii t n i i til itnlt 1 htulv tli tljt whkh tiqt u ikm rucli tuv r tu dlrt lout tmir ntrih of ihr sortb annilun lontlni nt mvhvk in itutrospecl 1 early ufe and training 1 ills name und its significance exod 8 1 2 1iu training us a ilnbrow child an kgyji tlun prince and in tho dusert solitude eicot 3 32b ii as a lopular lcadtr wo nolo in this connection i ills unwuvorlng stead fastness 3 ills calrontm in every crista of nuvernmwit 3 ills highest patience under trial 4 ills absolute dovotloti to the highest things always and s his sense of uttnti dependence upon ood 111 as a religious teacher and lawgiver fjlb- impart lah ty and justice jdauninlitrauun 2 his fidelity to every trust oommltted to wise mothers who know the virtues of mother- graves worm kxtermiiuv tor always have it at hand it proves its value safety first safety nrsl is preached every where and generally practised by most people the two classes that are the exception to the rule perhaps are the motorists who own high speed cars and think they must oover the ground a tittle faster than their neighbors and op take risks very frequently that their better judgment would never permit it is safe to say that ninety per cant of the motor car accidents ing the other class ure young people who act foolishly while out on the water changing positions in a canoe standing up in row boats snd doing any one of a doxen other things that might be mentioned while on board water craft invite disaster and death by drowning all too frequently fol lows safety first is a gpod rule all the time but during the summer season it needs to be emphasised more than t any other time of the year watch your step und resolve lobv mure care ful today wise and experienced mothers know when their uhlldren are troubled with worms and loa no time in applying millers wfjrm powders a most effec tive vermifu h is absolute in clear ing the system of worms and restor ing those healthy conditions without which therm oan le no comfort for the chlldi or hope of robust growth it is a moat trustworthy worm extarmlna- scotch thrift sandy had just met hut gtri at the end the street wtism she was watt ing for hlin she was looking into a ioonfectlonere window when handy made his presonco known by remark ingi weel junplo what are ye gaull to have the nlentt she not inclined to ask too much replied oh ju just tak what you ii tak sandy oh then well tak u walk said sandy as he led iter away after ten years of asthma dr j x kelkjggs asthma remedy proved the ony relief for one grateful user and this is but one oase among many little wonder thai it baa now become the one rcoqgtilxwa rumedy tho market it has earned its fame by its never failllkg nrfoctrveuess ij is eam- 1 ing it today us ll has done for yuurs it u the greatest asthma spfciilu with in tlm reafcli of suffuring humanity xoal for absolute obedience to the divine commands iv in ills human weakness 1 his rash enthusiasm or you kxod z u14 3 his sin of petulance num 30 1118 the prophet isaiah of his early life little is known fvotrj his close an ciualntanae with the ways of tho court it is conjocured that amos h father must have bean an influential cltisen of jerusalem tho period of isaiahs public ministry is indicated in the opening verse of his prophecy ii customary to divide bis work into three periods t prom the death uxxlah to the beginning of the reign of abas 3 the period of the invasion of judah by bphralm and the syrians 3ithe period or the assyrian euprem acy culminating in the invasion o syria by sennacherib and the deliver ance of jerusalem from the day of his call to the prophetic offioe he stead fastly withstood tho lrrellglouxness and worldly pride or bla contemporaries especially depreciating the costly ritual of the temple that stood out in such lurid contrast to the shallow living of the worshippers the genius isaiah was of the highest order fidelity to his task as the mouthpiece or jehovah in mrwavorfng devotion to tho highest ideals or religion and pa triotism in fhe wealth of imagery and nobility of thought of his literary style he surpasses ell the other prophets in tho closing years of his life he stood us tho saviour of his people tradition declares that he met a mar tyrs death on the floor of the temple where uxxlah had been driven back an un clean leper because of his presump tuous sin isaiah is granted o remark sole vision of the lord or hosts this vision following- so hard upon the calamity bf the kings tragic death de tormlned the mlssibo of the future prophet in the shame which he felt because of bis own and bis peoples sin which presented such a contrast to the pure praise of the heavoniy host was the beginning of his pre pnrallon for his prophetic career hut swift response to the call wblcb sum moned him to an active port in tho work of reform was choracteristid of isaiah a man from that tlroo of single purpose and decisive action what made xavld strong the battle is jehovah s said david jahaslel made the same declaration to ttnetjohoangpnctno battle is not yours but gods it is- true 6f every moral conflict in human history ail battles are ood s and not our own the supreme right is his and so is the reeponslhlltty if thing proposed is according o the will of ood he is actively for that thing if it 1 contrary fa his will it will be urged in vain aj efforts to rule the creator opt of ills own world have been dis credited that man who lias been convinced that he was on gods side and that qod was with him has always dunlopi the worlds most envied tire tewrd mileage faultless antiskiil f country road- are caused by speed bo mv the battle jigajjist um ittr i z7 rr tlrr f t v r has tl arrtissrhgr against slavery and the exposure of infanta and the degradation of woman and popular ignorance hlnoe this 1 a mural world its great interests are all morai and must finally be settled on the moral basis the ood that nerved david s arm will strengthen awry one who fights for him for dtudy and discussion discuss the subject of compensation and illustrate from the life of abraham l otbe leaders ifaw far are trials i trouble of valuu in character building jlow can we talu nursulves lt discover ood m plans for our hyoxt call we be as definitely led as wsre the men jind women we haw bean tudylng uboutt which do you think the noblest among these oharaotorst qlv reasona cor your answer which present the best models tor to day t why 7 what seems- to ou the great wt thing in tb character of abra ham of joseph t to were those mnn end woman batter or nobler than msn and women uf today what is tho best thing lu these uiaractem for our personal imitation dally reading f est week monrtity june z4 a voice in the wilderness luko 3 1 j tuesday juno 3 the lartna of john luko 1 b 17 wudnuslay june 17 tho bene dict us iuk 11 07 4o thursday june jflwilnms of john john 1 10 34 jr imdiy jui 0 ju hatlmste of john uikv 7 u3h hutmday juno 30 tho demh of john flu itaptjst mark h ip i hundu july i revealing the- u lory t jehush isaiah 40 1 k sunwinodust 6cindebs ssommmpla ajotsev emumunoprtcjaia vhu im mm et mhsutsf- if you have a problem of power or transporta tion bring it to us there is a ford or an adapta tion of a ford for every purpose h a coxe acton ontj 3323 robd motor lottpairr or cjutalu ulltted vokd ohtauo control of root ma0q0t8 1 h i nrrtmlvi hubllmntn tmutmnnl ii tow tcjnrdu1 us thu most twonom 1 iti i iinejunt ritriioit or fontmlllnk tin itbbign niurbol miyu n recent iiimihki 1 iiil by hs domlltlen ijc lrinxiit f agritulture ottuwu tii luit- gur lun and fluid turnlpn 1 11 itf mul raiillfinwnm may all txt titfttf t with i hid subntiinoo without f ir of injury at trust two trout iiiii in in lh hpring vr itirly summer it n iu iiury i ut throw urn mlvlunl l in tin inujorliy if i asns nut inly trt- lh hints n uilefv i frui from hi uitl by tho treuttmnl but the rfoct ii tht lrhrowth i iminnricliil orro mn huhllmute in uaod at ihw rntn uf i iiuiki to tnu giillntis uf wutnr and nhiiuld bo u piled td ihn atrm uiul roi in of each plant at weekly inter val iiftir tgglaylng bus ommoiipn which in most tortignn of fonadu itt umiully nn ut tho irjfdilli of may in ii normal miulton tilt tlm i urlllr coust if llritbtli gnlumblu howovfr gg n nuiy bo um urly in april till- onion maocor i r ntrol of tho onion nuigunf two moth ds ttiul iiuvn imon round sttls fin lory uiuni ly tlin klsoid bull mi thnil iin i thu tran rrop method whm flu files ore active which xi cum specially on bright wurm sunny il iy th following hull cup bo bim flfliilly no od hodlumimnrilto to uti cimoidhwijvcd lu a gallop uf ihiii i uk wutrf mid u pint of molassnh add i i ii ire from twnty to foity puns dish s rliltm uuwm fillml with ihn on tlm soil surf urn of each ui r when tli set dllna nnloni ura from 1 to 1 inrhrii hlgtviind then on fuur tlvfl luii r occasions us wanuntpd i ll in results havu also bean obtained 1 y tt rinkjlng the haltmlxture in iwnc imps over the soil and foliage of onlcitm und neighboring vegetation if nd r the trap rrop method the dulls of last hanson s crop uro planted lop f t upurt tlnslr curlier liuif urowth attracts tlm fly tho trap plunlm uro pulled up about juno 15 and it should bo r rdemhnrcd that liotli polhoiin it i niksmnly virulent and utiouirf i fi kept oul or reach thu imphlet ferret to is entltlud hoot muagou and their control hi 1 can bt had fru on roquost issued i y the director of publicity ijnnilntoii deiiai tment qf agriculture ottuwu tfits trade mark is safeguard every genuine ptoco of sjp enameled ware carnc the sjjdp thield shape trade maik only the choicest article carry thi ngn jt guaranleei the value in uie article and the use of smp enameled ware itself suaiantces mnck hcaung of foods absolute punty ease of cleaning tenderly cooked food and long wear ask the hardware mcrchanl for smpdwware three finishes- pegjfl ware two costs of p grey enamel uuido and oat diamond ware three coats light blueand white ontnrje white netv crystal ware three- coats pure white nude and with royal blue edging is railway time tables at acton for cstsroh it is on of th chief mmriuhiliunm if dr tliomas k nctrji oil thut it can be used intern lly with as much success as it can utwurdly auffurora from catarrh will mil lliut the oil when used according ii directions will give- prompt rellor many suffurers from this allmonl have found rjuf he- te ifntinl a complete une of s m i producth jas symon handled by hardware acton can you imagine the answers head but no face face but no head halrr a pest the european corn borer qreat darwgocrocrop5nceta1nsftcllorlb of ontario bos been caused in recent years by the european corn bortr to check this pest follow closely recommendations of tho department- its life history the moth appears about the middle of june and lasts until about the last week in july eget laying in thts period the female lays its eggs on the undersides of the com leaves preferably on the most advanced corn the borer the damage is done by the borer stage the worm devel ops from tho egg eating into the stalks and eara it winters in the stubple or stalks 1 the pupa the worm changes to tho pupa which in turn develops into the moth about tho second week of june or later domiiiion department of asriculhire arthur gibson domiaiooiiatomoiagist division qt field rop plsld laboratory and garden insect ststkroy oat ottawa ont notki asib ell aeslru dssilaus batsias- 1 uu3 ilraas7 ofuwe smu j1 siwm lisntf te um rm4 lasaratsrr slrsukray oet x match what lias a watch whut bus u comb but a roostur what has hair but iio combt a itabblt what has a mouth but no tonguo a river what has a tonguo but no mouth t a wogon what bus ribs but no trunk an umbrella what has a trunk but no rlbwt a tr wluil kind of u dsg hus nn tailt a hot dog what kind of a tail has no dog 7 a shirt tail tims hss tested it dr thomaa eclottrlo oh lias boon on the market upwards uf fifty ytrs and in that tlmu it has proved a blessing to thous ands it la in high favor throughout camilla and its excellence has carried its fume beyond the seas if it were lout lo the price it would be a cheap llnltmmt cost of raising colts h horse hero to stay now that impmvid tractors of varlouai makes havu own given u fair and extended 1 on u great number of farms throughout tho country it would ap- poar that the machine has a definite thuuuh limited field whether a tree is warranted depends upon many fuctors the slxe of farm the kind of farm an 1 soil w bother the business turnovor is largo enough to stand tho initial cost high upkeep rapid depre cation nil return value and high luel out of u tractor not lo mention the personal ulemont all farmers are not bmchunltm the tractor has a placa functioning as a booster to the farm tomplt iiiuut of horse tower whoru tho farm operutlou is sufflclenul largo id lur oxlsting economic conditions it would svom that the majority of farmer must depend upon the horse tlio imjrfomianco of work on tho i ilorau breeding is being to day iiuglocted and has boon fun somo years there is a surplus of poor quality luuavh on the market skates to hin piruvuiu of tho latter may bo largely urlblitid tbo jmhir prices for hunwn tho od draftokhoa a ready sale and demand for this class must ln- use unless thera is devoloied somo absolutely now method of working tho land liaise or lluy horses which t this brines us to thi ihwonnlal nau4ry will it tuiy to raise horses urlm chiupei to buy them to which ques tlon it n impoaslblo to give a spclfio hiihwor in a word to raise horses thefwshouhi lmtrgood stntllon nf a uuitiibln bred available for service tin maio or mures should be auutuland tr ropor conformation the farmur hliiself should luiow and like hjraos 4i nd sultublo feeds should 1m procttr ublo nt ruusonablu prlies where they nunnot b grown rght on the pla icxlrlmiutlng ut cap itouge as by fui the largest i torn in thu uosl of rats ing horses is feedttwws decided a fw yeafli iigu to weigh all fod given to a lorteln number of youngsteis from th time they were weaned until ready to uuru their own living this was diuift mth two colts and seven fillies w hoit averugo age when thoy oum- inonii d to work was 3j months and b tuy whsii th ir weight wus lie dounibi during that pwrlod ouih of thi in luid r 4u1u touuds of oats 4 50 u pounds of brun 1u3s0 pounds of hay und hud been at pasture about 1uu duia how ludi ihnis it cost imirva uf frets how ihaiigi su ofljn und uhrupt- ll that nsirs to day are iiraetically woillil u short whilo afterwanls ihoie u also tlm question uf whether oji mhould cintrge to tho live stock thw uevuul luist of raising the feeds or ho inurkot pries of these feeds if outs uro raloululsd at 3 bran li and hay hi usiits per pound thu charges ure fli6 40 pot colif ready to work 1 hd amount of fasti could have beau ilouroassd if tiwiru past uro had been avullubb and most farmscs wiuld be making minify selling outs at til oents lmr hushvl and hay qt lloopr toni ut it must not be forgotten on tb itlur hand thut tberu were other huigun iwsldn fbnl ugulnst the oolls vhuii i uty to work ljnh inuti must dsoldn fir hlnimlf furling in his own uoalxjnd it inns hnllier h will iay hint butor to ruiso otms l turn lu buy thwni ir ho chooses hu ilrst ultsrnatlv the most els teihary oontmuti sense should deulds lin to breed only the bjt as there in iio uttering ur the fuul that a vqing horse ready to work costs aipkhl deal of intiiii y otis laiiiaeller hifpt ics lujitmnml htmlon rp rouge quo moffats ranges grand trunk railway systsm oolno west no 29 t 13 sum no 31 i0ia m o 31 impra no 3 l on p m no 39 jj s pro no h in lay 10 30 a m oolnp esst so c 7 0bo m no 00 11 ibs m no 34 43 3 nt p m so a i 17 p m no 3h b if p m no 24 huuday 7 08 pm toronto suburban else rid jim itmsy oolno wst t 17 a m lully on pt hunday 3 33 p m lully nxcopt huuday if 00p in ijully ropt hundaj ij ojs m hu i dny pnljr d 3 p in j hu nday only 0 h p m hu day only galea east 7 4s s ro ijolly rxctit hundsy of p m dally ox e pt hunday 1 ir j in doily nxi j ih n tn hi it hunday ndsy only i 11 s4 i in only re p m h ndsy only krnlglit dolvorert bv spec 1 express freight kvelght picked up at an ad reas in toronto ffl t tiivtavjiuj ag ont acton 4 m i n i j dont nvrglect your eyes toko advantage of hihclallnl her vices offered by this lnbllahment and know for ure your glassou uru hbjtdmll teachoej wo oiave hod twenty jtara of it and patrons urn here ussured x the best in isxpert optical turvico a d savage optometrist a mfp optician savage optical dulldlug itlght uf llo iost omco h cuclph removal notice after april s3 1 will be located ut my how stand on main ktreet in the store formurly occupied by uofrafs confectionery prompt attention in repairing of nil kinds will be alt ndod- to as usual at our new store just around the corner from jsyil street v t e gibbons iill 8tbeet acton ont j n oneill sons georgetown headquarters for automobile and carriage painting bedding plants for sale i tains topi kccovcrcd or your cor fitted with door opening cur- automobili whuk rcipoktd carnage rtpainng of dfy kind promptly attended to wc carry a oud tock of now buggies rubber or siccl tires lumber wngoos and democrats carriage rubber x p on beit grade of goodyear rubber tire always used our prices are very reasonable we are distributors of studebaker and iodgebrotherr motor cars for georgetown acton milton asters stocks petunias sweet ajysium pansics zen- nas salvia verbenas be gonias fushias cannas scabious and tomatoes patrenlxe your own local greenhouse for hardy healthy plants j n oneill son castoria or tnfantrr ft cbiwrn mothers know bat genuine castoria always bears the signature of in use for over thirty years castoria ii e in vui cgsmwiv wsimttm get your job printing at the free press a h bishop falrvtew ave acton elevator near a t b station following brands on hand flour manitoba flour pastry rolled oyts oat chop oats oilcake hay and grain grain bought am uebuled alex l noble henry awrky maimgwr this stores policy to represent goo da tv uctly as to their quality to will ut those who know and to those who doot know nt a uniform rulr ptlcc to rumii l guarantees and chec fully correct all nnn takea to deserve your confidence by always giving you satisfaction savage co jewel lent guelih ontauio tf c a

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