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the acion free press mubsdar jult 10th f4 nttal guelpu fit to mr and mra sm of acton a july 17 c anoer- 1 the maternity mm- loo hoot cuelpn st anton jntr l2n um to mr and mra fr brooks unwihotw the lit of caugheix at the bona at bis dnngmert mm walter ogtbw 5uibtnii47wuiie onijl liiliiiil linol into molhvlo omrhott in iris mot sfesxasaat too above i sansal orrrt mr o at xx pa wsnretew cemetery i friday fanner are busy crap this week cutting their ap fields of wheat an to be seen in this district cskerry piddnj is in full vinc and tbe crop is a very good one and at their beat now the plant of the storey clove go is dosed this week while the sm- ployees enjoy a weeks vacation the brick work of the new addit ion to the johnstone and rutnley vomeral horn is about completed tbe raspberry crop is a cood one and many are setting a cood supply of the wild berries from nearby ipbjtuorq john a ehwtn samta tbe death ocenrred on sunday in samla general llospltal of john a ekwtn following abort illness mr wln was a pesntloner of the injper- lal oil utd he is snrvtved by fiv brothers charles of rochester n v lome of toronto bdward vswderlck and robert an of cuuiiil lua wife lied la 1w1- the funeral was held from the robb funeral home samla the body bete aent by motor on ttosday to georcetown where burial was made la greenwood osnv- whxjam ifutble croft rev mr waturh of cletradulains has been supplying at churchill in the ititif of rev mr foreman who is on holidays mr eldon lambert associated with the johnstone and rumley fun eral directors here graduated with honors the tpast week at the ontar io e school toronto flying officer vl 1elwood uho pent some time in acton at hintone store has been reported killed in action overseas many here will re call this young man and regret to of the casualty stream of cheques for grain growers western farmers get payment oa 14042 wheat faruripa- tlon certificate winnipeg cp the clatter of mechanical cheque writers in the ir wheat board offices hero is music to the ears of about 300000 western canadian farmers as they pour out a beemlngly endless stream of cheques payments on 1940 1941 and 1943 wheat participation certlfl- followmx a lenathy period of iu- bealtta mr w m croft passed away in st joseph hospital goeiph on wedneadsy july 12 aorn in frt township sept ember 12 1sg91 mr croft was the lest son of the late mr and mrs joseph b croft he was married march 4 1896 to catherine a dredge of eramosa mr croft was a suooessful farmer and took an active interest in farm orcanlzations for nine years he was local shipper of the united fanners cooperative for many years he s secretary of the ancient order of foresters mr croft attended bockwood pres byterian church where be was an elder for almost twenty years he is survived by his wife and two cis dr fred h of kitchener and robert m of toronto also tour sprandchlldren two brothers stra- chan of london and squngworth of bloonilnjdale also survive a sister mrs w h jsxo uean pre4leceaaed him twelve years mga the funeral was held on saturday rternoon july 15 at 230 from his late residence conducted by rev j c crier of knox church gudpli the many floral tributes bore test imony of the high esteem in which mr croft was held interment was made at rockwood cemetery pallbearers included e j kvaren albert gray william gordon james hawkins john mo- alplne and andrew mcaiplne the sunday school lesson wouavs fart in ufe national golden text who kaoweth whe- oom tor auch a time mm this efctlt- 4 14 lasow teatiud 4 1- 13lfi b c pisobfrom ml sbo w deep interest in canadian wrens but these machines are only part of the intricate organization lying be hind payment of nearly sg0 000000 in amounts ranging from as little as 6 to as much as 3000 payments on the 1940 certificates now are being mailed comptroller r c flnlay of the wheat board who directs payment activities outlined some of the prob lems involved during a recent inter view he said the vast undertaking started last sept 27 has been comp licated by wartime shortage of exper ienced office help and necessary busi ness equipment departments handling the pay ments had overflowed into two other laihdings and now planned to move into a fourth mr findlay asked that farmers refrain from writing about their cheques because handling let ters took valuable time he sketched the steps followed from the time producer requisitions are received and sorted in alphabet ical order in a department which for a time handled 30000 applications dally until they pass through the checking machines and are mailed to the farmers henry leachman funeral services were held for the late henry leachman lifelong res ident of this district who would hmc reached his 7th birthday had he liv ed for another four days mr leach- man passed nway wednesday july 12th at his residence in aberfoyle af ter an illness of about six months born at brojokvllle nassagaw ty x on july 16 1s6w he was a son of the late mr and mrs john leachman mr leachman until the time of his retirement swen years ago farmed near arltell mr leachman married twice ills first marriage to the former jean hume arkell took place in 1r3s three children remain from that marriage eleanor clarence and james mr leachmans second mar riage in 1909 was to the former mary mcaiplne eden mills children of this marriage are henry andrew and mary two daughters survive eleanor mrs w h cilchrist ladner b c and mary mrs fred green guelph four sons ore clarence of toronto james aberfoyle henry pusllncli and andrew of guelph township there are 11 grandchildren services were conducted at the res idence by rev t g m bryan min uter of duffs church rev mr neil of morrlston and rev e a lockerbie of haslett michigan assisted relatives and friends were present from toronto acton brookvlllr guelph and surrounding communlt- pallbearer were clarence james andrew atid henry leachman all sons of the deceased fred green and james simpson urge better care for dry cows better care for dry covm will mean much better milk production when the cows freshen according to studies recently conducted by leading re search veterinarians during the dry period the cow is rebuilding herself and storing up reserves which will make her a better milker when she freshens these studies show she should be given good balanced ra tions and the same care and atten tion as if she were on the milking line the veterinary authorities who mad theae studies recommend that the dry period should vary from thirty to atsty days lass than thirty days does net r the cow opportunity to store tip a n to develop a vlftome calf it is said while a dry period of ssore than sbtry days la un- aeaneaajonl ajaj am not serve any beavekh bemamkablr feat the pas man cp trappers iv- poit that ii beaver dam near thicket partage ott the hudson bay railway is holding back a wall of water equal to dams in the summerberry area u hlch cost thouvanlls of dollars build and maintain south africa aids citrous producers pketoi ia icp the south afri can government has decided to sub sidize the 1913 cltru crop and to fol low the p hnciple established in the case of nut ze of assisting small farm ers first the sub dy is due to a decrease in tame- tabor to llarosheth x deborahs challenge 19 as the children of israel forsook god he forsook them and uuas they became as easy prey to the encory ttiose who withdraw from godls ser vice always withdraw front his pro tection josbssb had conquered slain and burned the city of iosur jabin ruling in the same place ijosh 11 1- iu but in lsraers bscksuding the city had been rebuilt and a new km jabln bad more than regained the old power and was now able to tyrannise over israel who in the time of their loyalty to cod had been able to sub due him this was a grievous op- presrlon of israel v 3 but when israel repented and cried to jehovah he was ready to listen to their cry and send them deliverance rom 10 13k god spoke through a woman deborah e is 30 2 ki 22 14 joel 2 28 29 we see this promise fulfilled in the new testament times ac 21 9 1 cor u s deborahs name means bee tshc answered her name by her industry sagacity and great uiefulneas to the public her sweetness to her friends and her sharpness to her enemies she judged isxaef rebuking their sins and settling their difficulties ie ib 13 16 26 deut 17 b12j in cods method of tatiis with men judgment of sin must always precede his manifestation of grace and deliv erance 1 cor 11 3l 32 she was a judge and prophetess by gods ap pointment 2 pet 1 21 just as sam uel was at a later date her appoint ment by god was generally recognized by the people iv 5 baraks name means lightning and he came upon the oppressors of ivrnel like the lightning of god in twlft destruction so will our lord come uhrn he return again in judg ment upon the enemies of god matt- 24 27 though baraks commission came through deborah it came from god and deborahs word had force be cause she could say hath not tin lord god of israel commanded v 6 josh 1 9 our word has author ity only when it has gods worj back of it deborah gave barak ex plicit directions as to the number of men to take v 6 they seemed very few for such a task but they were enough because god was to go with them and he was to give the deliverance naphtall and zebuloa were the tribes that were to win the victory because haxor the city of their oppressor was in their territory ln naphtall deborah spoke for god in v 7 it was god who was to draw slsera to barak at the river klshon to meet his destruction and it was he who was to deliver slsera- into baraks hand ex 14 4 josh 11 20 zek 3fl lfi jehovahs promise to barak ig the same that he makes to all who fight for him against his en emies josh 8 7 10 8 11 6 barak seem at the first to haw had more confidence in deborah than jehovah v 8 he should have gone at jehovahs command whether de borah went with him or not debor ah promised to go with him but we have a far better promise namely that the lord jesus himself will go with us if we go the way he bids us go matt 28 19 20 as barak was unwilling to go alone he was to miss the honor that he might have had and it should go to another but baraks name has come down in gods catal ogue of heroes of faith heb 11 32 ii barak obeys god 1316 barak did exactly what god com manded him to do and deborah did exactly th same as the promised v 10 cf 6 9 though the trlb s of naphtall and zebu in were the oms summoned and depended upon it appear from deborahs song that iome en me with her from manovsvli und issarhnr alo ch s 14 13 and home were expected from reuben and dan and asher w ho did not conn uh is 17 slsera ktlred a crcnt and mag nificently appointed army and went out against barak and his handful of men without any doubt of victory v 12 il but he left one important factor out of his calculations god deborah because she had god s word drstasst wm london cp1 girls home steed a friend and tbe girts of the womens royal tanadlsa naval service have four very good trloaas la itagtaod who take a deep taterest i their wvsfare they are lour british wrests who went to canada to start the canad ian service sops joan carpenter who has re covered from suffered in canada is teskdeof of the wrest oasnsaaad th more the largest sutval coeaniaad la great brttala with 1 1 a of wrens under her be is in london often and visits the canadisn girls in the british wren quarters where they live chief officer dorothy laherwood who took over la canada when miss carpenter beosn is sow in charge of the wrens la the orkneys where they are doing essential work but before she took up ber new post she s la london several weeks and helped the r ti girl feel at first officer lorna kelleu who was staff officer to the director of wrens in canada now is staff officer to miss carpenter second officer euzabeth sturdce who left canada to be married in england has left the service r home town paper in these hectic days says the bramp ton conservator one oftesi wonders what it is that makes the small town paper so much of an attraction and why in ao many cases it is read so thoroughly from end to end it is not hard to explain tbe appeal that any small town tpaper has for its readers the explanation is very simple the city dally is so crowded with the news of world events that is has no space to devote to the small news itenu that are so interesting t the small town and rural dwellers the small and apparently trifling items which appear in the home town paper are just what makes it tucli interesting reading no item is too large and none too unall for tlie local paper but it is the small items that its read ers look for that is the reason why the home town newspaper is always so much appreciated by those away from home a well as those at home and that is why advertising in the home town neuspaper produce such satisfactory results it is read from beginning to end to make sure that nothing of local interest has been mis sed much of this interest u due of coure to the fact that the contents of the home town newspaper tell ab out people whom its readers know interest is always keener when we know the people about whom we are reading a reader is always much more interested in what is happening when he knows the people auction sale a um tmtwn of avavm vounq i mll of coelpa and 1 toil mui of no 7 ludmay oa- tcrmav wur tat- at tuoaoem cattle 31 fhcm h a j usoo ood produom muty lu xu11 il biwd acala for winter xmhrtajc rnlvm aad beifer 3 ortra bt4 bulb 14 and x2 ataalb fnaa a 2ij832 dam wnlcfa orfta ala 3 rob cow dao la nov 1iorses rrol alorcroy mare 4 wtooi alaro 13 yoara with oott acnl crldlaa pics and poultry 3 york mamm all and 1 turn beik mam i beifc boor loolhax locbora and suowtf hybrid dairy equipment o ural nuutetie 3 unit nulkm- uko now 3 b p motor wltb riioruac pfoff r- ftigrratloa 3 can coowr orltb botuo- bold comportment 12 atllk coax nearly now wood electric roller chopper electric clipmader new machinery int hay loader dump rake u ii side delivery al m h mower botb like new cohufcott feruuw mar drill alee shape disc plow like new wason sprlnc tooth cultivator harrow single rldlne plow set platform scale pleury root pulper like new cutting box pressure creake gun ilan chain fork and mlocellmn- iiay feed etcouantlty nice mixed hay coo iba oil cake meal 32 acre early alaxka oata in field dont mix thl cood axle the own er ix retlrina from tannine terms cash aujruxt young owner u ii no z guelph a b brubaciier auctioneer cuduuno auction sale m actok ov aptanltomband uotjhzaocftf received in- the unowslgned has atrtictlons from ana tumxmtuuka lb sell by public auction at iter residence corner of agnes and etin streets acton on hattlttdav july x9th coinmendng at 1h n follows dining itool fultnittjke dining room table i dining room chairs 3 rocking chairs 2 stands couch is upholstered chairs glass cupboard olid walnut writing desk cherry fall leaf table stowart war ner klectric radio dlslies clock sewing machine ujitare piano if not previously sold kitchen ftjilnltuue pandora itange choice kitchen camnet table 2 tubs wash boiler tea kettles lounge chairs all kinds of cooking utensils bedroom fuhnitoiie 2 beds ulth mattreuees and springs dresstr wash stands cherry chest of draw ers toilet set mirrors carpets rugs linoleums etc mlsckllaneooh alltfcles lawn mower garden tools carpent er tools etc no reserve as the house is sold and mrs lalng is giving up house keeping tkrms cash rov iiindlrv auctioneer it it no 3 acton ii phone isrfi erin royal palace guelrtra leading theatres today to saturday frederic march in the auventnres of mark twain movdav to wednehday jean gabin ellen drew in the impostor today and hudai irene dunne gary grant in penny serenade and loretts young ray milland in the doctor takes a wife- hat mom and ttlem up in mabels room with dennis okccfe and gail patrick htartino wed july 20 paul lukas in address unknown the export market export dropped j to depend upon wu absolutely with from 80 pr cent before the war to 22 per cent last ar and at the some time the c xip increased from 12100 000 bass i ockets to 15 00000 it la estimated hat the industry supports 490 produ re 23 of whom produce more than 50 per cent of the total output the govt nment also has decided to extend the atatealded citrus schetne to farmers for supplying srult ot na tive farm labor at a price less than half the controlled retail price the scheme already applies to european and nofieuropsn ascondary and nursery schools public health and child welfare clinics and hospitals out fear of slsera and his splendid army she knew victory was certain because god had said so v 7 there la something sublime in her words to barak up for this is the day in which the lord hath delivered slsera unto thy hand all barak needed to zive horn courane for conflict was the assurance the lird has goneout before thee when we go the way the lord commands ua to go we may always be sure he will go before us and therefore that victory la sura 3 sam s 2s pa 68 7 8 it wu je hovah not barak who won th bat tle v 13 ch 5 30 31 josh 10 10 2 chron is 1517 notice to water consumers the acton public utilities commbwioh wish to- draw to our attention some of the clauses induded in the water con tract hiirned by consumers the consumer furthrr agrees to take all ordinary precautions in uslnc the commission s meters and appli ances and to insure same against loss by fire or other damage consumers are responsible for damage to meters either by frost fire or other causes the commission will enforce the provisions of this con tract and any meter which is damaged will be charged to the householder pmotect yoiib meter now from a fuxzeiir in the wsntsuistmb acton pubuc utilities commission business directory d w g c kenney rfl la dr j a mentswal ofow lasjrmoo block mul street ocoee ilaaxa3t and t- pas except wassvesday and saaday mill street wear vrederlek street dr t h wylie taktac charsjs of dr bacfeaaaaa fsacuoa for the duration aax every aaxsraasy office telephone 18 dr hugh s austin 1uu street comer frederick acton office hours 930 sm to 5j0 pjn ewnlnga by appolntnient u c f leathehland bjv tlsiililn aai aaacatar nesary musa laauerof marriaxe i lis una registrar of births marrlagaa death acton kenneth m langdon h natwy offices geosigetown cressory theatre bulktsj actouover t seynucks caj for appolnlinenta fhone actoa 60 or georgetown 88 offlob hours acton tuesday and thursday 1 jo pxn to sjoo pjxi evenings on itequest veicxunaby b d young vs bvsc veterinary tj office droukvule ontario phone milton 146 r 4 f g 0akes vs bvsa veterianry surgeea office and residence knox avenue acton phone 130 seal estate willougiibv farm agency largest and oldest agency in canada head office kent bldg tomato georgetown representative teas isewsea ffcone oeargetown gag tisie tables canadian national railways doing ww dally except sunday 901 am saturday only 229 pjn- dally except sunday 7 48 p-ttl- monday only 12 os jn dally except siinday 1 14 ajn flyer at georgetown dally except sat and sun 633 pjb flyer at guelph dally ex cept sat and sun 7 12 pjn- gelaf bart dally except sunday 649 -m- daily except sunday 9js anv dally except sunday 63 pjn sunday only 819 pan- flyer daily georgetown 925 pjn- flyer dally at guelph 59 pan qrav coach lines coaches leave acton 6 46 am 9 16 am 206 pm 62 p m 9 16 p m b9 51 p m wtmtlmand yl0 53 am y33s pm a5 06 pm z733 pm b818 pm xll28 p a to london b sunday and holidays only x to guelph dally to kitchener sunday and holiday y to kitchener i to stratford w t patterson bo spmiallsl la eye esand im wyndham r ocblra laaao completely equipped oolon below kaher snoa store l j to hrtmtxmoamititik