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aasnobr the acton frbb press thursday november mb lr home at her 12 andkrsonom friday the late jtmo anderson sad a mother of mary mra g shcmi tat hanutea bin mrs w k3 25 k l vta fntfrl f jbituorql r november john cuttino dually torn srbh of tho late km jamas death of their deer d to e umtr deep tor tho many mad ex- endnote el m mr and mm cyril tttt and sybil extend thhr amerra thank to tbrtr shown tham during their raeaat ber- eeveraent thar would also uks to tbatr epprecuuoa for i beautiful oeral ottering from al and aelghbora twya friend la naad bi e friend indeed a lot of crirletmaa ahopplng la osttalnty being dono early a few light showera have been helpful to the fall plowtng- the seventh loan was really a grand atreteh it topped them all many huntera have returned from the north some one deer were brought home mr and mra wm landsborough have l from their aon cpl k landtborough a photograph of a group taken in belgium when hon x u ralston paid a visit to the can adians the picture is in the fast panes window jim dennis sheridan romphf and bui hutt received injuries when they were in collision with an automobile last thursday night the boya were riding their bicycles at the mill and main street interaectlon when the accident occurred and buffered cuts and brulsea vlelbllty was bad that night young peoples rally for halton held in milton john cutting john cutting resident of th die- 1 trlct for nearly 80 years waa ssstolmmoam rest in everton cemetery monday rev james c grier mln- of knox presbyterian church asislrra bald in the melanaghan and ross funeral home mr cutting died saturday november u at the cuatph general hospital although 70 yaara old be bad been 111 but ana weak when his death oc- record breaking hounan hale atoakvillb natrra of etta ontario be srai aon of the late mr and mia henry catting until about 30 yeara ago be had farmed ha krln moving to ten yeara la ftaiiinsa ba retired from farming moving to cuelph to reside at 8 glasgow street souca surviving are hla widow the form- r luella welch of michigan daughter mra william owens era se two brother edward and geo h of hespeler and four ststera mra mary holllday orton ontario mr sarah robertaon caulbrnia mrs harry shlngler hespeler mr john daly gnerph pallbearers inctudad gregory daley wellington cutting harold sauer all of cuelph leslie halllday acton c mccarley and walter cutting both of hespeler this week by h 190nks two hundred from all parts of pfwbytety hoar he a r graham of india juvenile delinquency u due to tho fact that in the crisis of s life we have nothing to hold us declared rev a russell graham a missionary on furlough from india at a joint halton presbytery rally or younc people and adults here in st pauls united church last friday evening education 1 not enough he added we must have christ and most of ua christians haven t enough back bone to let htm become luminous in our experience mr graham emphasized the fact that jt was costly to be a christian in india today in tact new converts were being persecuted in a fashion similar to that of the early chrlit- lans one couple was deprived of aeventyflve acres of land and had their crops destroyed by the landlord and neighbors but when the mission aries offered sympathy the timid little wife pointed to her heart and aald tve got something here that they will never take challenging tals audience to make sure that they have that smme something the speak er said if we have come into living contact with jesus christ then in the crisis of life we shall stand of the almost two hundred who at tended the rally over half were young people who before the meeting opened enjoyed a halfhour period of recreation and a singsong in the sunday school room meanwhile mr graham was addressing the adults in the church auditorium on th political situation in india today rev j b moore presided miss alice fairbarn president of the hal ton ypu expressed a word of wel come and messrs douglas priestly r f bean and miss helen simpson of the acton yp u conducted an in spiring twenty minute worship ser vice rev d a facey chairman of of presbytery pronounced the bene diction at the close a social period was held to the- sunday school room where light refreshments were served by the st pauls ypu with misses donna june hutchinson margaret alexand er and jean macnabb being the members of the committee in charge the longstanding question of civil nuurrlagea for ontario came to tlte forefront again during the week from united church and church of england sources came reports that tlie question had been revived and at tonieygeneral leslie blackwell said that immediate careful consideration would be given by the ontario govern ment to any representations front church bodies concerning civil mar riage ontario and quebec are the only provinces in the dominion which have no civil marriage ceremony the question has arisen many times in the past but no concrete action has evtr been taken rev cannon w w judd secretary of the church of englands social ser vice council said most of the ontario dioceses of his church were on record in favor of a form of civil marriage rev f w bradley of toronto said that the united church had discussed the situation and rev gordon slscoe secretary of the united church of canada said that it la my judgement that the united church would favor a civil form of marriage for those who do not approach marriage with n sense of religious obligation 1uoi administration aaaa quebec cp courses in public administration have been opened t laval university they will be given by deputy ministers of the various deparunenu of the pfovtadal gov ernment and by membera of the fed eral ctvu flarvtoe onmlplnm two leaders in tho political and fin ancial fields believe canadas war- born industrial expansion must be fullyused and she must seek export trade if she i to prosper after the war s m webb president of the can adian bankers association said at toronto that returning to the dimen sion of 1039 was unthinkable and that great stimulus would come from postwar development of trade and employment in business and industry were reasonably sure of fair proflti he said the democratic world could not suddenly scrap the system of free initiative and look to a utopia brought about over night later in the week at brockvllle provincial ccf leader e b jollfft said ontario would be hardest hit among the canadian provinces unless industry was established on a bails or full production after the war ad dressing a nomination convention at which air vicemarshal a e god frey was chosen ccjf candidate for leeds county mr jolllffe claimed the ccf party was the only one prepared to mobilize canadas re sources to win the peace farmers in some ontario rural tec tions who are still without the mod ern aid of electricity may soon find it available to them agricultural minister t l kennedy said in a speech at cuelph that ontario is ready to put in effect its plan for complete electrification of rural areas and extension of present hydro pow er lines will be made as soon as pos sible more than 10000 new rural consumers of whom more than 6000 were farmers were given electric power during the past year cattlemen had a big day at oak vllle during the week when a canad ian record average of 91237 for a con signment sale was established sev entyfive head of choice houtelm from canadas best herds went for a total of 904305 the top price was 95100 paid by r if mcllguhsm of lanark ont for glenafton rag apple alert a fine threeyearold bull consigned vj- j mccague of allis- ton opt a total of 26 head sold for 91000 or more each these included a slxyearom cow bought by h j mcfarlane plcton from w a hodge 8t laurent qua for 94000 the second annual allcanadian holsteln sale held november 9th at oakvllle resulted in the establishment canadian average for a hoi stein consignment sale of 9l35t the 75 bead sold bringing a total of 994303 the previous record average of 9loj7 was made at the 1943 allcanadian sale also held at oakvllle local breeders took a prominent put both as buyers and sellers a o hunter freeman paid 9ls00 for an elghtmonthaold son of the noted montvie rag apple marksman cotv- algned hycj cersweu beeton he is bond haven rag apple hartog j w and e h carney geor rece 9l025 and 9tts for a pair of use earpld cows the fanner went to undllla farm chssfwiek uhma and the latter to d l mayne roches ter n y elmer carney georstown recei 91000 tor a yearold heifer that went to barton miller fough- kaepsle ny while w s hall oak vllle secured 9750 for a three-year- old heifer learoid bingham george town 9575 for n three ye dr chaa n blanshard freeman 9s0o for m twoyearold and k s worth freeman 9400 for a twoyearold fred ii mclaughlin norval bought a baby bull calf for 950 mbbnng op acton a y p u had varied items the regular meeting of the acton bypu was held in the church on tuesday evening helen west lead er of the devotional lire committee was in charge of the service a fea ture of the program was n dramatiza tion of the run away slave during devotions olive root read the topic a letter from the interprovincial dir ector ken gillespie jean matheson played a melody of familiar hymns and a reading waa given by wllma west following the closing hymn mrs c landsborough closed with prayer cuqajunu auction sale farm htocsl imptkmknts peed and ftlknittire the undersigned has received ln struct ions from c l coleman to ll by public auction at his farm lot 24 concession 5 township of esuiueslng 1 mile south of no 7 highway nnd mlloti east of acton on ttehday november zut 1m commencing at 1 00 oclock the fol lowing horses 1 belulan gelding 5 yrs 1 belgian mare ym a well mat ched and exceptionally well broken team 2 percheron mnrea 4 yrs wnron type cows pure bred rcr holsteln cow bred july 23 hays stop n dulce pure bred reg holsteln cow bred sept 19 hays seventyfive mnrnin guornkoy cow bred sopt 10 in full flow jersey cow fresh not bred roan durham cow due in dec jersey cow due in dec holsteln cow due in dec holitoln heifer duo in dec part holsteln helfor due in dec white holsteln cow due in jan guernsey cow hred in may durham heifer due in feb 2 red durham heifers bred in july red durham heifer bred in juno red durham heifer bred in august 2 durham steers choice stockers 3 durham heifers 1 yr old not hred 2 jersey heifers 1 yr old not bred 2 baby calvctf hogs 1 pure bred york sow just bred george hanna a son breed york sow due dec 3 york sow due dec 4 6 pure bred york sows 2 months old 3 york pigs 2 months old 0 york shoots sheep 20 reg southdown ewes 20 grade surfolkewcs 15 lambs poultry 100 leghorn pullets laying heavy 100 hybrid pullets heavy breed laying 6o hybrid year old hens laying feed 40 ton mixed hay mostly timothy 1000 bus turnips 300 bus mangolds 1 silo of fresh ensilage furniture 3- piece chesterneld suite walnut rocking chair oak rocking choir 6 kitchen chairs bed and dresser mahoganv unlsh with spring and mattress betlrom rocker mahogany finish camp cot with springs stove pipes new wal nut drop leaf table mantel battert radio new quebec cook stove with warming closet and reservoir as good as new 20 short cords stove wood harness 2 sets handmade heavy breeching brassmounted harness new muzzles 1 odd set heavy har ness odd bridles 2 long straw col lars 2 leatherfaced collars 3 rld- intr saddles several new halters 1 gal neatsfoot oil implements m h grain blnd- wlth fore carriage and tractor hitch as good as new m d fertili zer grain drill 13 disc with clover seeder new dump rake grain drill 0 hoe mower 5 ft wagon and ack fanning mill set of heavy bench sleighs new wheel cultiva tor set of seed harrows walklntr plow m d new scurler new 2- furrow m h plow steel barrels several rolls of new wire fence about 800 ft galvanized pipe 1 inch new wooden barrels 60 fence pot 2000 ft pine lumber 1 inch 1000 ft pine lumber 2x4 electric fencer some maple and hemlock plank quantity of pin timbers pipe cut ter chicken shelter roll barbed wire insulators roll of conner wire keg of nails staples hand spraver 70 lbs binder twine oow cut saw dies and blocks pipe vise f hoes shovels chains etc terms- cash settlement with the clerk day or sale positively no reserve as proprietor has aom the farm and is giving uo poseeatlon immediately after the sale j a elliott rot mndley auctioneers george currte clerk b floorwalker to impatient custom er leaving cant you get waited madame na im afraid i caunt at an unfortunate time your sales ladles seem to be in conference auction sale at hornby or yvswrtnus the undersigned has received in structions front to sell by piibllc auction at hornby store on saturday novemhkx 190s at zoo oclock the folowuui 3ptece chesterfield suite oak buffet chestnut china cabinet wal nut pyihsf cabinet with drawer gerard heltzman cabinet grand piano in extra good shape phllco electric radio 3 occasion si chairs a small tables oak morris chair large oak rocker with leather up holstery malogany parlor table oak hall rack 3 dining room ex tension tables one extra large 4 dining roota chairs with leather seats 4 hardwood kitchen chairs breakfast suite of table and 4 chairs steel simmons bed a brass beds tublar iron bed cream dree- eer mahogany dresser with extra large mirror cream kidneyshaped dressing table felt mattress 3 seta bed springs electric washuig ma chine beatty new electric stove 4 elements and large oven moffat new annex 3 lid white enamel mof fat electric table lamp electric iron beatty 3 aladdin lamps colo- man lantern 3 porcelain toilet sets childs commode 3 lawn chairs lawn swing chairs stove pipes card tables curtains large crystal bowl nnd 1 dozen nappies bedspreads pictures odd dishes silverware crysl stemware etc terms cash yjo reserve as the proprietor has sold the store and residence and is moving into an apartment in guelph j a efjliott auctioneer unreserved auction sale farm stock implements and furniture the undersigned has received ln struct ions from geo finney to sell by public auction ut his farm wist half of lot 20 con 7 town ship of nakagaweyaon friday november iltb at 12 00 oclock sharp the following horses 1 clyde mate aged bred excellent worker at any kind of work 1 standardbred mare aged good worker 1 hackney mare bred to porcheron horse 1 horse colt clyde and porclicron cross rliilng 2 years 1 bay mare colt standard and pei- cheron trowj rising 2 years 1 bay mnro nbout 1400 ibu 4 years t head dual purpose shorthorn cattle 12 newly called or in calf cowm or heifers as followu roan cow 7 yearn just cal ved roan cow 1 yours calved 1 week itoun cow 7 years duo to cnlvo feb 11 milking roan cow 4 yenru freh i month roan cow t gears due to cnlvo dec 30 i toon cow ynr frenh g weeku roan cow 4 years fresh ft weekrt red and white cow 3 years frouli 1 month red helfor 2 yonrh calf at foot red heifer 21j yeara due to cnlvo feb 17 red helfor 24 years duo to calve mar 21 roan heifer bred aug 31st these cowm are hand milk ed easy and quiet to milk 1 reg shorthorn bull 11 months old young cattle red and white heifer onen 2 steers 1050 ibi 3 steers 000 lbs 1 steer 800 lbs i b yoarllng heifers 3 yearling steers red bull 7 months old 4 heifer calves 3 bull calves the calves ore pall fed harness set double heavy har ness with breeching set double plow harness leather set driving har ness with collar and breast collar set plow harness length leather 5 collars 6 halters implements massey harris binder 6 ft cut good massey harris mower good massey harris cultiva tor with seed box peter hamilton seed drill massey harris hay ted der massey harris hay rake 8 ft two drum roller steel fluery plow no 21 peter hamilton plow set of harrows 4 sections steel stone boat bell cutting box massey harris pul- ner fanning mill set or scales 2000 lbs hay knife cutter buggy daisy butter churn delaval cream separator set heavy sleighs set delivery sleighs wagon box and seat hay rack wheel barrow saw mandrer- and belt set of burman clippers with 3 set plates u h p electric motor with emery wood sawing outfit 30 ft bind chain 18 ft heavy logging chain white wash s quantity of lumber furniture din in k room suite oak secretary morris chair 4 card tables oakveneered sideboard coleman lamp chesterfield almost new some kitchen tables chairs and kitchen utensils oilcloth 10x12 waihlng machine and wringer ray mond sewing machine good as hew innls piano and stool arm chair rocking chair wicker steel bed several rocking chairs 2 dressers several wooden beds crocks sev eral washstands dishes childs rocking and high chair 3 windows 25x52 8 panes glazed miscellaneous quantity of ash lumber new quantity of mixed wood 1 ft long 7 cords of pine and- cedar wood 4 ft long hay forks manure forks shovels hoes gar den rake some good tools and other articles too numerous to mention about 230 bus of mangolds if not sold terms cash nothing to be removed until settle ment is made auctioneers note for parties de siring good live stock this sale affodrds a real opportunity positively no reserve as farm is sold the dublin womens institute will have a refreshment booth on rounds day of sale robt t amos auctioneer phone 1720w2 gmaph clerka chas norrlsh and l m mcmillan b family pahty gkebt stsieb home from western canada a very happy dinner party waa held at mra everdcua home laske ave on no 0th to celebrate the homeoomlng of her sister mra h adams who left ontario for the west 28 years ago the following mem bers of the family were present mr and mrs hugh adams yoimgstown alberta mrs minnie mcdanlet tor onto mr and mrs john h hah lucknow oat mr wilt jackson brampton mr and mrs erwtn jack son everton mrs albert mccuteh- eon acton and miss eileen hall of toronto the house waa very taste fully decorated with muni st awaito w a held n meeting this week the november meeting of st al- baas guild was held in the parian hall with 30 members present the meeting was opened by mrs nelles the president the treasurere report was given by mrs g currle she reported the sum of 977jj0 was cleared at the bazaar and that we now have a balance of 98122 a few items of business were rthmssort tea and cookies were enjoyed at the close of the meeting n beting of arts t and cbaftb club held in georgetown on november 0th a meeting at ibe georgetown arte and oafta waa bavi at the home of lira kline geeeajm town the prealdent aire moym opened the meetlna- with a welcome to three new membera several ol the acton group were present and a auav ber of gueata report were read by the aeeretary mra bruyna and the treaanrer vera milne plana were made for the forthcoming exhibit and ale heads glasses e enaaruir tried ai giilnblaa price b laraadlea ftataraajr u wr anoauie8 sq oraxru rfceae uw far appelatmeaa royal palace gieijir8 leaping theatres tiiukhday and today marriage is a private affair lana turner james craig john hodiak hattudav to wednesday xidmmt in technicolor today and riudav gary cooper jean arthur 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