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hfttassa ypi tj y irsa i it j j ite jvirtt sttt mftez forty ninth year no i jhursdaymormng july s 1023 acton ontario canada thursday mqbning july 5 1023 single copies five cents the methodist church acton rev chab hackett pastor parsonage willow st 1110 contfrcsutlfli in invito i to wor r ttl kt i x bur h ut both sor vices nctl hulntuj und during tin remalndm- of th m mlh f july 2 30 p m bun day hchool a wei comb to alx presbyteiuan knox church acton minister retr a c stewart m a maneo willow street 1100 a m the minister subject what slltutes lonellnessr 7 00 iii ll v ji hn lindsay prln sunday hrhol an 1 ulble cuw lit hhnuld clroummsnot imj master ei servant stranger leiuttqjr address with the tishore will bov called upon pr ibe new advertisements wante0 by young mull either room or board please give particulars in reply box 10 free irfbfl of icc for sale f seven pure bred yi rkithlra chunks apply to d ii hwiter main street money wanted on mortgages t paid on first class first mort- pm on improved toronto and sub urban property mortgoaes being about 40 of- the valun of the property k a rlack si 4 4j3 c p r hldg toront for sale 1 maaaoyharria mowsr just used one year frost wood bind on in good working order bimo a number of yotng pig 6 weeks old apply d h vouno main street north acton card of thanks v wiudrrttywirtihocjinarent dealra to thank the many friends and neighbors for the many act of kind ness shown to us during the illness ofuroy late husband also for the beatttlfal floral trlblea at the um of hta deaths mr itae cook and children for bale or rent 8 roomed cement block house on arthur street oton nearly new nicely decorated electric lights divided cellar hard and aoft water oarage for two care stable and poultry houae immediate possession for particular apply to j a smith phone 106- seal estate agent 0 head of cattle strayed strayed from the premises of the undexafgned lot 3 con 4 erin about jane id 3 hrindle calves i red calves x blue calf and 2 spotted calvea find er will be suitably rewarded for la- formation that will lead to their re covery 51 u austin swackhaker telephone mr2 it r no 9 acton farms for sale i in the counties of halton and wbluoaton varyinar from 40 to 200 aorea let us send you our list a number of home and bullosas place la acton for sal i fire and ijfo insurance honey to loan j a smith real estate agent i acton qal phone 106 acton l o l no 467 t will hold their annual church parade on bunday evening july t to st al- ban s church members will meet at the hall at 6j0 visiting members welcome e f kennedy r secretary in the surrogate court ow the co of halton in the matter of the estate of henry ftayers lata of the township of es- gyeelng in the county of helton farmer deeeesed notice la hereby given pursuant toj the revpmdv statute of ontario chap ter 1il section fit that all persona bavins claims acalnstrthe estate of the said hanty 0ayn who- died on or abom the 31st day of march 111 at the said township of ksqueetnx are req to send bypost or to deliver to the undersigned solicitor for the administrators of the estate of the said henry bayers on or before the 14th day or july lj3 their names ad dresses full particulars of tbelr claims and the nature of the security if any held by them u duly verified by statutory declaration after the said date the administrators will proceed to distribute the assets of the do c among- the parties entitled thereto ha vine regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and they shall not be liable for the assets or any part of them to any person of whose claim notice shall not nave been received by them at the time of such distribution dated at milton this 20th day of june 1013 w dick milton ontario solicitor for the administrators with will annexed 611 friday july fl the flower of ut north with an ull mtar cast one of the frrdatnst nlm ntorl of the day told in u drumutlti dim hut rras ilur chjuu f r nixicthuular scenes and thrill tiitf untton a story of the cuimduui north utudu in summer comedy oreutlinl itubrs und hoblmre f orches tra knx weekly news himclnl added attruetlon hu ijiih of kin tut saturday july 7 i yourbest friend htnrrlng veru oordon 1 pvmu stlrrlna coniyct betweun a moth er and hor daughter in law a tory that is wholesome enter talnlng and adventurous com- edy creation al st john in the alarm orchestra tuefldaytjjjly 10 th top of new york starring may mcavoy a grip king dram of a title girl with n lg heart comedy no fl rains snldsode n i ot tjo jet em hutch coming 00n tom mix in just tony i a glcclurk a son among the most important of july news items is the marking of half prices on womens novelty suits all the smartest models included many from new york featured in the sizes for which novelty styles arc mostpbecom mg ifl years to 38 bustmeasure kkgulap prices 30 to 100 clearing figures 15 to 50 the majority in navy blue tricotinc a elect tew in the fashionable lighter shades exclusive models stunning in mode fe- tho cooler times of summer for travelling on summer vacations and for other seasons wear later on this is a most tempting saving actually half price july puts clearance prices on many hats wash fabrics etc these are most advantageous times for thrifty folks to shop in guelph at guelph s big store colored hats are clearing at half pace and less all tho kiddies straw hats are much reduced many lines of fashionable tub goods havoj clearance prices lino from one hundred merts suits at 2950 the banding together of all tho incomplete bizo ranges the popular sellers that aro now represented by qnly a few sizes in each individual model tha accounts for special price reductions yourtg- mens salts with extra trousers in a neat all wool tweed of light brown shade with novelty back and half belt patch pockets with flaps two button coats the trousers hipfit ting finished with cuffs young mens donble- breasled models of light weight english tweed with an overcheck pattern twp button style young- mens homespun suits with extra trousers sport models in all wool homespun of itghr heather mixtures four patch pockets notch lapels all around belt young mens tweed suits m light olive shade and also in light grays two button models with regular pockets extra trousers with each suit extra large savings in every instance mr lu qnkvllli mr itoy i trow ii wui j turn i hon mr ilohert w hteyrurt wul hoi from toronto mr harold wanbrouah was home trpm toronto mr e e ilarr of quit wsa home for the holiday mr oeonre nudman of toronto wan a holiday visitor mr loss watson of ileeton was in town on monday mlaa myrtle pills was home from toronto over sunday mr and mrs duvsan of kllhener visited acton friends mr w miller epent the hollduy ut hlii home in mtldmsy mrs james mclafn of toronto 1m vlsttlng- acton friends miss myrtle clanid no is home from toronto for the holidays mrs unas annrnnn uf toronto v in ulna at her home hrr mrs wm j hall spen the holiday w ib t d e macdonald bros ltd goelphs tllng and largest store weekend specials assorted chocolates our famous assorted chocolates in both hand and soft centres are still being sold at tho old weekend price of 29c lb assorted caramels we have to offer you a lovely line of caramels in choco late filberts vanilla filbert and nougat come in and let us tell you about them regular 40c lb weekend special 29c lb variety bar four bars in one weekend special price 6 for 25c our ice cream parlors when down town shopping came in and have a ntcc duh office cream or perhaps you would prefer a light lunch i we deliver ice cream in brick or bulk mill street acton h wiles the proof of thb 060t l in the wtahinq shoe sale 30 pairs all sizes womens black 1etrap slippers calf and patont leather regular 350 and 4 00 for 295 18 pairs all sizes womens oxfords kid and caff colors brown and black xow and medium hcols regular 5 00 for 395- 12pairs all sizes womens oxfords and slippers all leathers and some l regular 5 75 and 0 00 for 4 95- 30 paix6ajl sizes mens welted boots black and brown leather slip nolo some have rubber iilcis regular 5 50 and 0 00 all sizes special ut 495 18 pairs all sizes mens oxfords calf leather all sites in the lot but not in each line regular 0 00 for 405 15 pairs french toe sixes and these mens black and brown boots goodyear welts regular 7 00 for 1575 l odd lines of mlasea arid childrens strap slippers all kinds at clearing prices r in and see t ask to sec theselinesthey ure bargains harry harrison the shoe man ve will oave you money t many visitors spent the holiday in the old home and scores of our citizens went out of town for their pleasure it vas an enjoyable domin ion day for nearly everyone mra j nun undsmy was homo from toronto i mists isihii wlffslnx wu in m trom ton nto tho mlnses convruy ro home for tlio hi iwyi mam wju homj from the prlxe ornwlrtp for june was won by allan marshall a pupil of miss isabel andersen of ths qeesnd class mr j lk junes of the jones kn k ravin if company toronto sent tmr knas pkkwi tho result of his judamcnt uf the dm win f the pupils of miss isabel anditnon fl classes this week the tlrxt prlso was awarded to allan marshall mr jones says i have awarded the firs j prise to no 8 this is tho 1 1 tt drawing so ar nnt in the lines aro tlrm and decided and certainly does tlm pupfl crndlt it is however a ropy not an original v mr vm briater was r home from kitchener for the weekend mr and mrs william auld f tor onto visited acton friends mr charles mcleod ot toronto is holiday in a at his home here mr noel steele was home from kitchener over the wk end mrs a tlamshaw of toronto visited arton friends over the holiday miss jane mcclure sitent the holl days with relatives in fergus misses jean harbor and vent hurst are holidaying near huntington mr wm mokabb or toronto visited aoton friends over the holiday mr it j ilssaa of toronto spent tho holiday with aplon friends mr and mrs j w lierpwree are spending few days n toronto jlr charles e lulloy of fergus visited acton friends last week mr chas connolly burlington visited friends here on sunday mrs dr dryden of toronto spent the holiday with aoon relatives miss gladys huffman of toronto la holidaying- at her home here miss margaret kennedy of toronto spent the holiday at hr bqme hero miss hetsn irving of tosonta was u holiday visitor with acton friends miss vera wiggins qf imrt co borne spent jhe hojlday at nor hqme here mr j c hill spent a oqui is of days this wek with rriends ut hilton and peru mlsses doris and isabel tants are pending holidays with friends in tr onto mr b j moore ot toronto spent the weekend and holiday rt moopo- croft messrs william and arthur haokett d attendlns the fluqrttnvr school at slmooe mrs james hharp miss mary and mr 111 of toronto vllled aoton mr and lrs h i mokerrlhen of toronto were with aoton ffltmu on sunday mr j mhi mute hutiy of lon don visited with aoton frloang on monds mrs thus o iirlun wnd mlsa jeanne of toronto imnt a fw daye t anlnn this week mr chas mason and miss kleanor of kltchpiief vleltvd anion relative this wo0l mr and mrs w ttmlth und mao of toronto wore aupst wf miu jtfnnle meupugsji mrs t u mocalum tlordoti and betty aro spending a week with friends in toronto messrs lome und waldon sou it walker on vued friend her vve the hollduy mr mil tort drove uf wingham vtsltattat the hum r 1s euusln mr jno mowat miss annie martin left on monday for ilraosbrldge where she will spend tw months mrs jatnes m nloklln of grand stupids mid is vwltlng frlenda v the old homo mr dlok tiirrou uf toronto vuled his friend mr arabia mochrle oyr the week end mi jilt no n lluuerthon vent to windermere uuskukh fur n few wteks yutlnif l mi und mrs k h itlcw liave been siwnllng the past week with frlomlrl in hurllngtotl mrs alice floury ait m muriel w lit to lansliuy lust week to tlxml n months hfudays mlw jriin wilson of tmmui hi b ii visiting ml ahd mr w j uould during the week mue laura molonaid and ouve mowat are sintlna huiutnys at toii i catling muskoka miss christlnn mniuay of owrgfl- town ui at lbs bum oi r brother mr h if unilsav mrs uaraamt wrrn and m fred of toronto valrt m a mrs john wood and other frlaiuts mr apd mrs w k hairtln it nil mlss kitslyn of lonmlu wor gumf at mr 11 u juhnatuii air id mrs marom h nickiln n mnrv of ituelph airent mturday t tlm pnrentat home ntfl mr william k wtoker wiyj wvu taken seriously ll 4at week bua al moat cojnplalaly raoovaradv 5sl ask the teacher of this chilli a give tqntolul ul lent ion to hla or her drawlna as think that he or she will prove an apt pupil i have marked the co ten 1 3 and 3 as meriting ii second und third the uplls winning second and third pluicm are hart ftlbbons and gordon tsirrlo the engraving of master marshall a flntt prlit drawing appear above in n mltton to this dlstlneuon tun vmx 1 uxnn iire nts to the first prise artist u jun4nen ilnmboo craft self filler fountain i en whloh the dealer vuluii at u is if allan marmhall will call ftt thlft nmre hn will raluaila xssu mrs ttobert nickel of rook wood and mrs pollock of toronto spent monday with acton friends mr t a torrance wire and son of cleveland ohio visited with his sister mrs kannawln last week mr and mrs ed montague and children uf toronto spent the holiday at tho home or mrs j j kennedy mr william thompson of st clare mich visited his slater mrs thomas btatham church btreet last wink mr and mrs elliott of toronto and mrs vicklln of morris ton visited at j w barbaras a over the holiday mr and mrs ltobert watson went to nlaguru falls yesterday to vlalt their daughter und her family there mr and mm c h moore mra lot tir mr john h moore and miss ruth of dundaa were at mrs james moore a mr and mrs kdward lupktos have removed to georgetown whore mr hlpklus has secured a good position mr and mrs u ii brown went to toronto on burt day and spent monday at a family bio nlo at wabaaeo park and mrs a kannawln motored to hamilton and spent the holiday with ltev w m and mrs kannawln mr and mrs roben mcoaw and miss margaret of oalu visited mrs c c rnelght and mies bertie on hon day mr edward mekavua r and miss marceltu of toronto spent tha aoll lay ot his sisters mrs j j ken- nedy 0 mr and mrs alex wylle and mr john wyllf of ouelph spent tb holi day at the home of mrs harry mac- donatdj miss kuiel qulnn ot hamilton and mrs p w worihjagton andohildran uf pauley are vulunat at mr 0 h swltsefn miss qraoe howard ts home from mouttnn college and will spend holl days with her parents at the baptist iursonngo mr and mrs ted huher and babe 1 1 toronto were visiting- at mrs a jl msbon fairview avenue orer the huhdays miss o f aoheson lesnlier at dublin school left on baturday for her home at dundalk where be will spend the summer vacation mr a b ouslok of vancouver b c has rturtixl hlg home there ufter spending a month ftr the home or mr w j held mr und mm h j kerr wsnt to west hill on haturday mm ken- will remain fur a visit there mr kerr returned on tuesday mi in 1 mrs u thompson and children of hamilton spent a few days at tho home of mr and mrs a ilessnr lake avenue mr and mrti w h bright miss almee and mr icrnest motored from toronto un haturday and spent a few days in the old home mr and mrs frank mcpharson mr and mrs hubert mcpheraon and miss hyslup of toronto visited at the home of mrs aroh meflmrson mr and mrs a h moore misses 1ols ami marjorle and mrs drown bf toronto mutor4 to anton on mon day and vlsltullemlm her lmlttsiit mid mix itefnoliu of tho o a t- jit mrs- thorruis tlowdy and miss bleltlt fuelph made u pleas uiil tul at mm recruft uit huturday mr ii j kerr drove over lo an ejmttt i on ttiosduy tu see hs friend dr 1 iirnter tluv uis u alowly reoov- urlutf hd hui tm n rvturn hdmo short y mil j chcslei mstthews and junto mutthews jr left on monday fop iieivei and other lt is in col orado tlmy will b auaetil about a month mr and mrs luncati keid have re turned to their home in drydsn bask afior visiting lhlr cousins mr and mrs w j held main h tree i and othsi nlitlvei mr ummsbnj aknew mild muis ethel of uowvlllo nil ml hold of cmp- tellvllle and mian nellie and mr bbrtn whlltywi r guestjt of mr and mrs w j held on ajunday the ball club plays four games the past week they are successful in winning two games out of the series played win one and lose one in league tho past week has been a juy one for the baseball club on baturday they played their leagoie fixture with hurltngton nd were able to break into tha wlimlnjr column again on mon day morning they played a ioatponed game with georgetown but met with dlsastsr and in the ufternoonm team played in fhe tournament at eben eser and defeated their first oppon ents of ftansewood but were beats i bj the fast hock wood organisation in the game with burlington on haturday the boys put up a good batue and were able to hold the j cad all the way through in the eighth innings wtjen burlington had a rally and scored three runs the result looked dubious but acton finally tame oft with tha score of 6 to s and thus won their second game of the league the box score of thja game was as 1 lows acton masales 1 ooyttr nelson lb w lelshman z b kaley 3 h dron c f j kennedy c f kent net- c modonald a s r f oihbonir r i ii kennedy rt mm hllriipoab 4 10 10 a o ii o jjuitf inoton aj1 jt h i0 a f pinrrir h sff inuma u jl turner i b konpls q hummerfleld a t dingle p r f jt nlpkolson if w sutton r f h sutton p 10 0 0 stk s id i is a summary base hits konple sum mars summerfleld sacrifice hits lelshman ooyer x masales kentner dron dingle stolen bases masales dron pier hit off dingle i in i innrmnc off sutton 0 in 1 innings struck out by ooyer 11 by dlgle by sutton 1 base on balls off ooyev 2 off dingle 4 hit by pitcher by cloyer turner by dingle nelson wild nltohes ooyer 1 dingle i passed balls kplmle soore by innlngsi burlington ooloooil 06 acton j 1 o o o 2 d o x a the results ok baturday s games acton c ilurlingson b campbellvtlle 13 georgetown 2 bronte f milton j the game on monday mornfng waa a postponed game of the league be tween georgetown and acton and it- all georgetown s game right through at no place in the game did acton have a chanqp of winning bat their chances of winning an honor place in the league will require the cspturtng or every game that is lef in the schedule the following is the box score on the monday morning- game georgetown cole 3 b s woods a a a 0 s 1 4 1 arnold r z k 0 1 0 0 0 blackburn p 4 o l l 7 0 momensmy lb si 2 14 00 mcglll o i i j 0 norton lf s11s00 oreen ab 4 l i l j t hart o f 4x1000 43 4 tl 17 18 z acton ab r h po a b masales i f 4 0 1110 ooyer p ev a a 400x0 nelson lb 4 0 i 14 o 0 lelshman lb p- 40 0 so junrtns r f wu looooo dron o t 1 0 o l o 0 j kennedy of 101000 olbbona rf 300011 kaley lb 4 113 0 2 mcdonald a kentner o 3 0 14 3 0 k4 1 t 37 it 4 summary 3 base hits mcmenetny stolen bases masales double play maaales to ooyer struck out by ooy er 3 by lelshman 1 by blaokburn i hlta off ooyer 7 lo j innings off lelshman v in 7 innings off uuok burrv t in i tnnlnga base on balls off lelshman t by innings georgetown 1 4 0 1 0 0 a 1 i acton 01000009 ol the lkaoue standing won lost k o georgetown 1 716 bronte b s tie burlington 4 s ml ml i ton 4 4 500 campbellvllle s 4 43 acton v 3 6 3fi0 games next saturday campbellvllle at acten georgetown ut mluon bronte at hurling ton mr and mrs n 1 mnlam motored lo bantla on saturday and returned on monday they visited mr and mrs samuel mclam mrs uoum tu bsen critically iii for some ome mr and mrs harold huddhk an i soh spent the week end at mrs o lirtatera mrs t m buddie li who has been visiting friends in a ton for a few weeks has rstuuied to oakvllli with them luiv j c wllmin 11 a of wey burn busk arrived hum last week and ta visiting aotu friends all of whom ar pleased it meet hint again mrs wilson ts also expected to visit acton shortly m and mrs john lambert and jean accompanied by mrs lamltert a parenta mr and mrs t mack u kvertou motored to woodstock hat urday afternoon and visited friends there over the holiday ur and mrs cameron warren mr und mre jnhu vvarrervand ml helen und maeler john miss barbara war ren and mrs titoil of toronto spent tha holiday with acioa relatives mrs a tlpllng mrs j w dodd and miss kwa of wingham mrs c w dickson and miss verna of yielding bosk an t little jutiu huohanen uf palusevljjit ohio sjent the holiday at iha bam of mr fraok kennedy news of local import flotver show august 1b the date of the flower hhow this year will be wednesdsy august is tho drill jinll ot the park whi be used this year fur the show and the cam mil to are muklng the arrangements for munln und rcfre slim tints and pldti 11 ins or n i imror abew than over re coating the second line the m coaling ttl tho second line is now completed down to the jrlprpwl farm the most part it i n satis factory work in a few places haw- ever tha top is beginning to dlslnil grote thoso should bo idulred while the crusher und steam rolluj- uro 1 job church union tet- eight wssks arrangements have been made for a union of the congregatlona of the irvsbytnrlsn and methodist churches for the next eight weeks commencing next tfunday the methodist congrega tion will worship in kftdx church und during august while that otturcb is in the hands of the- painters und decorators the presbyterians will at tend services in the methodist church rev mr stewart will preach during july and rev mr hackett through august the canadian praes men for englsjmj the weekly newspaper association of cana la which met last week at halifax decided that the annual out ing for 1x34 would embrace a trip across the atlantic holding the annual meeting in old london this u ambitious undertaking but just lo with the progressive character of the organisation which now membership of over boo certainly welt go to england next year u maybe irv 1b2 tour the world u board forlhlghty brussels 1osl j church psrads and band concert next bunday evening ths acton will h their annual church parade of members of acton lodge km tm own and 1 will be increased by vutluns brethren from the ettiertodstes in the vicinity and will be headed by actoncltlaena rand after the service which wilt be conducted by the rev rl o lu raugh the band will parade the lodge back to their lodge rooms on wblow street end will then hold a sacred band concert on the grounds atsun- derland huse church lsdiee havs outing on tuesday afternoon after the rain storm the ladles of knox church women s missionary society motored to the home of mi and mrs morrison ilannockburn ind held a very inter esting meeting there the hospitality of the home was greatly enjoyed yesterday morning the members of thf lai lea md and women a missionary boole ties of the methodist church went to blue spring park for their nnual plo nlc a vry enjgyable day ras spent- the kind interest of mr and mrs murray in making the days utlntf enjuyuble was appreciated fred ryders unfortunate expertanoe big electrical storm and cyclone of last week had for one of its vlo- tims mr fred ryder of arkell who moved from acton about three year ago the wind unroofed mr ryders tank barn demolished bis driving ihed in hlch his farm implements buggy end cutter were stored wreck lryr most of these beyond repair fences were levelled and crops wen more or less damaged in 1x31 when mr ryders first crop was maturing it completely hailed out and he had his season s work with no nnanclal returns the many friends here sym pathlxo very much with mr aiulmrs ryder in the serious loss sustained statesmen in training contest in public speaking- was held in hlllsbura a week ago under the auspices of the junior farmers association of wellington four organ- igatlone were represented klora fer gus krln and rock wood by their re apecttve teams rockwood re pre sented by mr d d gray and mr john nelson were winners of the con test mr gray spoke on canada arid immigration problem and mr nelson on the opportunities eer- junlor farmers organisations the judges were rev capt mcdonald el ore and prof le drew and dr stevenson from the o a c guelph mr gray watt one of the team who won the coupty inter debating oup and is certainly tu be congratulated on hla oratorical success a calamity near heme the tornado last week created havoo ith the two methodist churches on porisonby circuit between ouelph and tuorn tho mount pleasant church had the l ibes blown in destroying as well the pulpit organ and other church furniture the ponsonby church u a complete wreck it was a beautiful brick edifice tu make mat tare more trying all the farmers who attend these churches with two exoepuons had theli barns und other buildings or less wrecked or damaged with consummate courage however people are unltlnsr to castors their church homes as far as possible her is a very worthy opportunity for those lied such experiences tu help their suffering brethren kt is hoped un opportunity will be offored to l this special fund mr perpetual care at fairview cemetery 150 tranferred to a savings ac count to provide for the dare of tgo plots at the t cemetery biq list of waterworks accounts the regular session of fh council lwiis held on tuns lay evcnlnjr with coanclllors iiolmns rill present and reeve rarber in the chair the finance committee pronented their fourteenth report und record mended payment of the follow i tm mo counts gsnersl account roll tolophoni co aorvlcos dunlop tiro a rubber good co supplies a h ritchie isamlng and labor 1 2 00 3 08 r4 10 150 13 waterworks account gartshore thompson fo supplies fl 3b gs canada metal co supplies 14 d7 jas robertson co gujvaiilx 1 ed plp u 13 38 mr lush cartage an 1 exi resn canadd mnl6l co pig lead os 00 34 rel tolephoiitr co services 2 05 h luntx labor 3 40 1 jas robertson co water meters 2i fie fred cleave labor b0 so it bhaw labor 24 00 chas fell labor 40 40 w d talbot suppllfui 3 33 11 dg 36 the nport was u i op tod mrs w j could aveorotary of the dqke of devon hi re chapter of the i requeued jmice in the town for an emergency slret lo be a d aall l ustl by the town tiio council ox the clerk to notify the i o d 15 to this effect and also to offer free use of tho town ball for a function they ight wish to have in the future mr john harvey as executor of the estate of the late peter mcbb turned oyer to the council a c uque for f50 which had been left by the will of peter mcnabb for a he perpetual care of his plot in the cemetery the clerk was also instructed to transfer 100 that had been paid in nome time ujro by messrs mcgregor along with this 150 to u special fund to provide for the care of these polts mr wm lands bo rough complained bf thi rowdyism and unseemly con duct of bathers ut fairy lake on sundays the council instructed chief mel hurson to secure the names of the ofcindera und hall them to police ourt for their unbecoming con duct canadas new coat of arms the coming of dominion duy natur ally emphasised canada s nef coat of arms many loyal canadians are not classical scholars and wonder a the latin inscription a marl usque ad mare on the new crest it means from sea to sea it is faken from psalm 73 s which reads he shall have dominion also from sea to sea and from the rivers to the ends of the earth the verse which is said to have suggested the name dominion for the confederation when our legls inters of 1887 bad the matter under discussion prospects are very cheery the farming- community is watching the growth or all kinds of roots und craw with aattsfaciion and hopertit here and there the jjopefulness gives place to pptlmiam it can t be bad all the time is sometimes heard from a farmer und if we get a good crop this year prices will surely be higher and well make a little money he adds the heat of last week ad vanced grain roots- vegetables and fodder and the rain this week with the cooler speli- following it has in creased prospects immeasurably the rtrst crop of alfalfa has been cut by those who grow this feed so vale able for its suoculence and protein content alfalfa- in this district is heavy this yer and the crop just taken off has run a hbjth average to the acre tlm thy and clover are now ready to out and next week haylnv in all the town hips will be general alllston herald trsvellsd from epglend alone an eight year old taasl from lon don england arrived ut the canadian national atutlonun monday having made the entire journey unceompenl- wheti she reached her desuna- here there was no one to meet her and natutully nhe was greatly disappointed her stupfuther had tu toronto to uccompiuiy her to her new home but had bjilseed her there mr h b holmes ugailt min istered to her at the station where she waited ex pectins her friends at oclock rev mr howard went to station and round tho little trav eller in her distress he at once set out to find the home she wua don it nod for and meeting mr j c matthews deputy lostmaater was a bio through him to promptly locate the new family t few minutes he had the pleasure presenting the little girl to her mother echo was found to be 111 in b1 the little londoner will always rememb r that aha found kind poople upon her arrival in her new home in canada bramptons postmsstef bled on sunday w v a mnculla iostniumlul of million dint it his liomt on bun day bur some tin ui past hn hail i unit in fulling health but h it id iifvor- thulsss wo great bud in 11 ills will imiwet btuli lit his iiriustuinu i pi uro in bin nltli only tell l iyi uun he piit 74 uf lib hf ym- in lliutipmi un i wiiu una of its bust known mi- u t tllng njiluuruully ilk i fui his geniality uud 1 uimuqileiitly ui ways a central rtgure in miy dlhtrli t i union tli lute mi mrculiu was 1 01 11 in hhuo lielun i but uuiiu to unudu with ills parents us u lu 1 of nlaveu ills fttthrr tbv lute jnhrr mociillu was rir 30 years town lurk of brum ton mr w a mucijilu wuu u bull lei uit i i untrue tor from 1885 until his up- ihilntinent us justice of the pea e by the pll rami rl eld m und mm id itovrii sent und reprwsoutod 1 eel in the dominion murllunu ut hi the c iurvu- tlve- interusth fyini 1ih7 to 1h01 rt viouh to bin purliutiimtury lunti hn serva1 tttr aeverul yearn hu 11 iiianiher or the hi amp on ht mm i llourd wus foi j5 years a member of the twwu tjouii bill waa for thru- yeurs hov fin a puke ihtio1 muytr un i in ihhk hu wuh ward 1 of i eel t uutlty win 11 ho wua lu tin imtllhttf buiniiu mr m tnlln was thu rifitruuut f i l n pretty wedding in british columbia the vancouver hun of friday june 6 gives the following interesting par- tluulurs of the marriage or dr arthur kenney yesterday evening- the lovely home if mr and mrs harvey c hlmp noii knrrlsdule wus the seene of on of thu suusoits prettiest wan i dings huti thvh uldnst daughter edith frauds i tmi the bride uf dr arthur rt kenney second son uf mr und mrs w r keiniwy j 1 uf autun ontario the bilds who was given uwuy by her fulhor wuh lovely lu a three pleue tu lumn of pule gray trlcotlne und rti ufly uaiiton orops smbroldsred in kgyphun dime with hat to match ut i lurried u bovnjutof orchids und ophelia rosea she was atteudod by her ulster miss olive himpaon who wtts exiulsley gowned lale mkpve rroir llleleor with ugqutll hat faced lu nmuva and pink und carried u bounuct uf ophelia roses and pain mauve sweet peas mrs blmt son mother of the hrlde wore a hendaomv three piece oostjmj of pain gray spring time crete an i urge inture but tu match miss alice himpaon pluyeil lohaj grin s wedding- maroh wm res mr rrudep iierfotmed the tern inniij- muter un arch if roses palms und tains during the signing of tljul rnuimtei miss dorothy cbttun satig my world ucoompttiiled by mrs m j k a1ivi after the ceremony 0 retfi lion was h id dr apd mrs ken 11 will nmitl in maple creek baa katrhew ui after mending their honey tlon of ai tun town mil whuh 1 1 built uioop la vortjand and iaapes park ubout thirty five years ago nrr mnawfj- i itomham4iu lvmitewaii