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m0mb 4 r f tfn jfctt ptfess ii forty ninth year no 6 thursday mornng august 0 1021 acton ontario canada thursday mtiftnlmg august 0 1023 siqgle copica five cents the methodist chuhch acton rev cha8 hackett pastor parsonaoi willow b huoji m thti minister huhjact shall thn wtirl i im born aguint 7 00 ii ni iii minister huhjnct tito tl c t h rlflri 2 30 p m sunday school rvktmtom ww comb presbyterian knox church acton mlnutsrrev a c stewart m a mapso willow street illhln class und church birvlrcs withdrawn whp thtr church lifting lrontted sunday school us uur at 10 00 u nt tie opening and anniversary dat september 9 the jnstor und oniflul ut the methodist church ttavo extended a cord lai invitation to attend lh metho- dlat church whlln knox church 1m clotted alj are cordially invtthid new vadvertisenients brick for sale 4 000 ire flaah brick for ante apply j 1iilu 3 main street lost 1 void comiwct vanity case lost a during the cullthumplan parade on v monday morning- kinder please re turn to kiiee prisms offick auction sale aji extensive clearing aula of piano household prfecls carpenters too la etc will be held at tho homo of mrs t mrevoy trout fund 3rd line near acton on august 11 ut o clock r j kerr auctioneer 8tocker8 and feeders forttale blockers and feeders for sale apply lo donald campqbll phone 172ria moffat p o ouelph central 34 far ms for bale u ps in the coonttes of halton and wellington varying from 40 to 200 acre le us send yon our list a number of homes and business planes in acton for sale tire and life insurance money to loan j a smith real estate agent phone 106 acton ont jubilee celebration accounts all parties having- accounts against the jubilee celebration cqjnralttee are requested to send them in immediately to the underalarned as the committee lb desirous of finishing up all bust- neas in connection with the affair at once o a dills secretary f committee fall term opens monday august 27 special individual instruction in all subjects write for full particulars 4 guejph business college herald bids qualph ont v d bprott principal j baton palrjter and decorator parjerhapglng graining signs and show sards satisfaction guaranteed at fair price tour order kindly accepted with prompt attention assured ahhur ttrebt a0ton john ye savage store main street acton p o box 469 special onfe tempest ladles bicycle only- 3 years in use excellent tires coaster brake strong and serviceable ut a sacrifice 91j0o lever and pan scales welch up to 340 in a in good order 950 copper reservoir for 220 mo clary rons quite new com plete aso oval sheet iron wood hlove excellent condition t2jmx jlodul laundry stovd in good condition 1400 sales attended and goods bought as cemmlmlon deeds wanted clearing auction sale hljbehold furniture ffho undafslgnutt bus rqpolyoil in inw fr a scene street acton tji sell by publla auction on tffcturday auqust 11 129 tip n sliurp the following 1 parlor organ lplece osk dining room suits consisting of 1 buffet t extension table 0 dining chairs 1 up bolstered couch 4 piece mahogany parlor suite 3 parlor tables 2 rckswl 1 arm chair 1 kitchen sideboard t k lichen chairs j kitchen range now 1 crown llaron cook stove 1 coal heater 1 three burner oil stove with oven 1 raymond sewing machine i j dressers 3 wmahstands 3 bedroom chairs 4 white enamel beds with springs 1 glaws mtrrer plotures 1 aladdin mantle lamp 1 table lump bookshelves bboks slalr oilcloth parlor rugs floor oilcloth 1 extension table picture frames 2 wash tubs 1 copper boiler t wringer knives forks spoons dlihes garden tools and other articles too numawir mention the above jure nearly all new und good condition tkiimh la8if uw to undy i owner hl old his nefhf fmurnlno england roy hind ley auctioneer epevtyii j a smith clerk any man who is apt to need a new shirt before next 24th of may or a new bat or enp or necktie pr pyjnmos or in fact any of thoso important items so called mens purntshings will do well to take a mans tip and choose it now there certainly can be no mora advantageous tirnc for this is the tjmo of macdotalds midsummer sale of men s furnish ings and these arc examples of the reductions featured all the summer underwear regular 1 00 for 79c all the 2 so shirts for 195 all the 300 shirts for t2js0 all the 3 50- shirts for s285 all the 4 00 shirts for s3js all tho 5 00 shirts cor 390 all the 6 00 shirts for 475 all the 1 50 caps for 119 alt the 2 00 caps for 159 all the 2 50 caps for l95 all the 2 75 caps for all the 3 00 caps for 2j8 hegular 1 25 for 1 00 reguloc 1 50 for 1 19 regular 2 00 for 1 58 regular 2 50 for 1 95 regular 7 50 felt hats 600 regular 0 50 felt hats 525 regular 5 00 felt hats 385 regular 4 50 felt hats 3 45 all the straw hate at half price regular 200 to 450 now 100 to 225 4 00 cotton pyjamas 325 3 00 and 3 25 cotton pyjamas for 2j 250 cotton pyjamas 195- work shlrte plain black navy blue blue chambray khaki and fancy stripes regular 1 75 and 2 00 for 139 mens work soeka gray and natural shades rcgulai 35c and 40c pair for 29c mens suk ties regular 1 00 and 1 25 styles for 55c each or two for 1 off mens sof collars all the broken lines regular 25c and 35c for 20c each or three for 50c all the wash ties four inhand four for 100 or each 27c merts cashmere socks all wool plain bjack and lovntt shades values up to 06 pair clearing at 69t mens cotton socks at 29c and fine or heavy braces at 49c mens suits at 1950 a roundup of all tho incomplete lines one hundred suits affording good choices and good savings in both mens and young men s styles mens summer salts at 1500 all the palm beach and sumrnerweight tweed suits at this small figure for the final summer outcleanng e macdonald bros ltd guelpha iifflrilng and largest store weekend specials assorted chocolates dont forget to buy a pound of our famous assorted chocolates the stock is always fresh and clean regular 40c lb weekend special 29c lb zephyr creams zephyr creams regularly 40c lbi weekend special price 34c lb variety bars variety bars four flavors in each bar vanilla strawberry chocolate and caramel weekend special 8 ban for 25c i l ice cream when out shopping come in for a drink of chocolato royal a banana split or qno of our appetiking sundaes mill street acton h wiles the proop op the bpot 16 in the wearlno t special sale this week some of ctics6 lines are travellers samples und some ro window samples odd irncs broken sizes but iiostly nil ttlxcq in tho lot look them over 0tiwrsotwotrktiis white canvas slippers anduxfords all sizes in the lot 105 per pair a few pairs all sizes 3 50 and 400 black and brown trimmed mostly sizes 3 4 and 414 i0 clear at 1 65 womens leather slippers samples only 3f 3i2 und 4 sizes worth up to 4 00 150 woncn s samples calf patent and kid leathers all small sizes 3 4 and 5 for 195 and 295 mens work boots worth 4 50 lor 395 mens boots floor lines worth 4 50 for 395 bargains in oxfordts and welts also boys andmisses shoes harry harrison tknemul wc will 8avc you money president hardings tvagc death at san francisco wan considered to bo satisfac torily recovering from hih recent ulnehu when he sudpenlv collapsed with absolute unex pectedne8s riu trutftcully nutlrlt n debit 1 roil i u ut uunllnff ufti r u uru f uni when uii routo hutmi iu wiistilugton frpm uji olllclsl vlnll to alnsks nl it frlawlly rail to cniiuiiw n vwicoovr lius thrown tho wli n nullon into wioti ilntf ri1 h ill forth tho y iw 1 jh tt km i 1 or this country in iiltko tnu niur prnslclant hiirtllrik hull rem hod hu kmnclco cl uftur vlmltlnir vcrul u urn toast cltlns iin 1 w ila flit holy thn rouul lo rocovory fnmi litornnjna ikilsonlnk aolito tiulljn lloii unil n imosmonlo infaclli n which followod thorn wlmn ha wim nuthlonly strlckon on thumduy ovrtnlns us his dovotad wife sat reading to him ut his bdsd donth en mo insluntunoounly it struck into thw bruin with unoplaxy und with jut mtrtkibla or word and only u shud dor und tho rulnhiif of una hand tho imtion m hand pussod hoyond ou krlduy tho m i jourtmy to the white lloust wuuhlnnton in pn totiflorly iho bodj if wurron c hard ins tho humbln printer of murlon ohjo wu conveyed hack to thu whlu iloimo whupi ho tlvod und worked as thr- ctjlor mmjlutruto of thu poopli who worn shocknd buyon i oxorosslo by his duulh und h w mourn for hli und with his wlro ho will bu luld to rust in his ol homo town ut milrlon tho country vlllnte which ho ruutnl from rairal ubsourlty into nutlonul prom 1 nor itcfpre thu rtnul obnuijuleu tluro which will murk his burlu tho urouldont s body will llo in stutu in wushlnston mr hnrdlnir fcumo of hurdy ylonc stoclc tto whs uorn utnioomlrig orovo morrow county ohio novem ber 2 i bag tho son of a country doc tor qaorro t hunting who survives him uka most country boys he went to country school later ho attended colluse at iborlli olilo ila tried school toachlns for a year but bavins had tf smell of prlnti rn itjk while stlckltn type for his collose pgjor tho lur drew him tntu the newspaper held ills family neantlmo hud moved to marion in an adjoining coui where ha obtained bis first newspaper job nd where bis lltu intarests w oontnd thnrvuftar mr hurdlnss u billon was to bocomn u publlslmr lend it was roallxed at tho ago of 10 who ha bid in tho marlon htar ut a shorlft sale the paper wiw purchased under a heavy tnortsuq und his friends hive of ion tuilil that the truugltrs and hurd ships which wartj his in maklnff thin paior a success hud much to do in fashioning his character and develop ing a broad patience und tolerance which were his chief characteristics ila loved prtbters ink whutaverhls othvr attainments mr iturdlna s groatast pride was in his professional aoompllshments aiu irainlnnus print er edltcr and publisher nor did tho interests and exacting- duties of his hljth office serve to dull his do light in pottering about u composing room on his first trip back hone after his in ausuratlon ha wont to the htar offlca pulled off his cout rolled up his sleavos and helped make up paper ifo was eloctod 1rosldont of the united states in november 1020 and assumed his presidential duties ut washington in march 1s21 the president wus a ufoiontt bap tist and was a trustee of his home church in marlon he also had been u member of iho elk aaid moose fra ternities for years and after his plea tlon as president ho bacamo a thirty socond docree mason und a bhrlnor lioth the dominion and provincial governments nttnirly expressed the sympathy of the canadlun people by messages to thu family una to tho white house lortfir docket at brampton eight cases hsard an clvlo holldsy by polios msfllstrats moor monday was a reul field day in court ut urmtnpton half u doxun uf tho cases being the uttnrrauth of the old hoys iu union of the rat week of jul llenjumln r irlmble of the qruhnm lupuse llrampton was churged by provincial upeclal offloers with selling llyuor in his bur und also with selling bottled liquor tljo uvliloiieo proved thn guilt t accusud having bean previously convicted on two similar ihurge trlmblu was fined fsoo and costs and aentsncvd to tliruo months at hard labor in tho ontario hfortnatory ilobsrt davey rviik iavts c young j ktnegun ilrumptou mr and mrs keats cooksvlllu ttpd uoorgo cllbbons of btiuutsvlllo were each charged iwlth the illegal purchase- of jljuor they ull plrjiidotl guilty und were llnsd f 100 00 euuh and costs or two months in jail ut hard labor mr j ilrewater k c prantford and crown attorney murphy appeared for tht prosecution and jamo lluvrr enton k o j j omluhun and v uurns of toronto and w lonl of urampton for the dsfenoa arert koo- was chorgl with being intoxicated while iq ouurgs of a motor car at cookavilve on july 31 he leuded gujju abd was sentenced to sevrin dtts in jail at hard lul or five motorists outnu heforo pollro majftstrato moore oil uliurgv vlolu tlon pf tta ontario motor vehicles act walter inglos caniphuvlllu j aiidersun milton heights uhrt ismulloi trento kulso worn uhurgud by pro vlnclul cons tub u atkins with drlv lug betwoen dusk und tluwn without iwnvrrnii iiuh uml iiuwn wu lights they phadod guilty und euoh ttned 1 00 und costs the minor ssrlous ohurgu wus msdjt by cjihcor atkins ugiitririt james roberts of campbellvllle of using one pair of murkdrs on two curs huberts pleansd guilty hut stated that ha hud slno secured a second tuir of nturkars lis wus tot off with the minimum penalty of fbo and costs ciller mapherson luld it uhargu ugulnst jumen druniinond t di iviiik a motor vqhlclu on mill htroat at it stated dangoroun jo the liubllt ho pleaded guilty und u flnu uf s 00 and costs ws imposed v blue 8prinqb tlis co ofterullve htorrs uf qmilph plo nicked ut lllua hpilngw purk last wednosduy 1 ha wouthur wus flhu nnx jo very enjoyublo tlnn was spent in guinea basvboll and rauis op wodtmsduy tliu oorwhlu huniluy tlm tl nlf ul pl ttliiru wsre plo nlos from savarul places bur on monday tarouto oeqnruiowii rtumlrlon cluolph and acton ull sent cuqluigant actons jubilee clelebranon a magnificent success homecomers greatly enjoyed ihe programme nnd our citizens gave cordial welcome acton a splendid development n half a century is 8tronoly emphasized rvmyloly in glnd thufj ho jublli olohmtmn nf th town s inugrporatldi mutt rlullxod if omphuslzed vnry vnn pit ttl ally the growth of acton ulul its i in porta nt posltloi now a man fut luring unci commercial centro nnd u town of beautiful and hapy hamus mi i utlructlve honie surroundings when thu cltlxons committee was formid und thn cltlsens gdherolly worn apihialod to u assist in making thu lehriit in a memorable success tlibro was it ro op rutfbn which was an in hpluitlt ii a u result homes and ntroetu i nd puhllfl buildings put on u holiday gurb qf u chuructor which icllpm l ull priivlous efforts in its gam ml nuturo its artistic tone und its ristioiisn the streets worn in their dncorutloiih of welcoming mottoes flut- orlng pennant myriads of flags and an abundance of uvorgreons there wu u unurul furbishing up htom fnfnls wrt pu in lull homo suroundlncs war in thr pink ut condition and oltlxeni vld with euth other to do tholr full shuru to moki acton attractive for th important hlaiorlul epoch and for thb lnllfchr f lioint mars ttnd visitors and tliy uded to u very high in uv ry roitct tho colabrutlnn was kucvmii kverythlng seemed to con kplre to itmuru mtcacvar ip utt abun ditnt triousurt tho finest ot good old summer tlmn wouthur prevailed the formnr rltlcons carnn homo in large numbers in d visitors uugmonted tho crowds very arg ly the comprehen sive and pi ran i ugly varied programme which iho hurd working cltlsens com mittee arranged was carrlod out with out a hitch good nature warm fel inwslilp bocoralug bohavior and grate ful gludnoss wss manifest everywhere and continuously in the wealth of pleasures am umuscmont gratitude uyid thanks glvli g to the j ivor of ull good was no overlooked as witness the large con grogutionn in the churches on sunday morning und tba majmifloant oc tnuntty horvloi of worship song and pralur in tho park in the evoning the services of the day seemed to havo benign influenco upon the spirit of the en tiro proceedings a gratifying featuro of the cetebru tlon is the fact that notwithstanding the largo expenditures the committor fnlt that it wus necessary to make i insure ti hucciiss desired tho rucnlpts c nulrtorubly mum than mot tho outlay the guarantee made by the council will not hu required there is ample surplus to cover the proposed brass tublet to bo placed in the corridor of the town hall on which will bo in scribed the dale of incorporation am the dulu of the jublloa celebration um tho nam of the members uf the first council nnd the council of 1033 their will it is thought ulso ba sufficient for oiio or two proposed improvemc which would fill u manifest heed hut of tin se the committee will give dui consideration saturday afternoons sports 1 h twenty von is lutod for tin sports on baturday afternoon attract id a vory largo concourse of specta tors the successful contestant wore as folio wu jndor 7 v white jf indor 10 a titus h hoys juice hmlth hoys itac mimtni y hoys huco under 13 cordon coop or mux btnrkinan hoyw ilucv under 1c mslvlu droit it iiuir ijnys back hut under 10 0 titus titowurt taunts hoys hack huco under 16 u llllle melvln rocker olrls ituce under t viola masulon murjorlo naur olrls huco under jo phyllis tylor v murray hrls huco under is enna hshr olive poclous ijiru haca under ik kathleen molghun lucy hrown mens luce half mlledfolster v kentuer mens haco jj0 yurds ii morrltt alfred ilishop men u hack ha tie j kentuer m mcoucken ltoys hwlmmfng itaes alfred lllsh- ui stanloy mackle ladles lub luio joan kennedy j uowol thniugh the gonerous gifts of goods un 1 cash by the following cltlsens tho committor was ubla to prosent ex- illant prizes to the winners in those mtesls johnstone co james bytitou i- utarkman j jfair banks ale kan- tmwln i k ciwik a t urowii d c ltussall h j hussurd cleo t30pr v huniu y w m cooper w j pt- ioii or coxo kemiey bros tr oollop hyder a mowat olove co m icdwurdw a co osorgv kd wards wood hull a makay ii mainprise w hainpshh e tleo hynds w talbot hmlth empire colo tom mor ton m hiown hl wiles mclean a r hurrlson dr hell nelson a t tt ynuk h h lindsay w h htorey son p hmlth john clarke the baseball matcheb rhu bosoball mutates on saturday un i monday wnr u very interesting feature of thu jubilee activities the il gum gave tho fans full hoojjo for theli cuxtontuiy vociferous ejacu- tutloiih and provided pleastird for ull rs uf the giiluv lie kumj on haturduy uf tut noon was u halton iuguo ox turn ami was a luiitt interesting gittuu it was una fhwwe- gante is won until the lust jnun is out in the ninth innings milton lad all way through the game and seemed to imvo ti edge pit the locals wilton tore i one run in the rourth innings nothur in thn fifth and one in tho ixth in acton s seventh innlngss with two nmii on buses olhlums tnado iwo busti hit um soured both mn 1 hu ukiii tamo lo the ninth innings with the son 3 3 in milton s favor uit was on base and two men ut when ulbbous put tin easy grounder to htewart at shortstop tho play ktiemod so easy that stewart threw it to nmt to jlnlsh th game but overthrow und iho man was safe milton ip order to make sura of vic tory put keiuey their star pitcher tu the boil jlgglns was thn man at i at for acton and he landed on u straight ofmund scored tho two men it was a hair rsmnu finish for any und brought thu fans to their f 111 t j itl un milton is well up lu tho leag iiii 1 aoltm is in tho collar position thn gunin on mtiailuy morning be iwoeu cauipbollvltlo and acton junior was u flvi inning ft um in 1 w n along fllu until tho fifth innlrigh when tlieciiru was four nil in llo itth cuinpbellvllhi g t away with five runs ull 1 alton in tin lr half was llrtablu to icoro a sitlglu one thn final score was d 4 in cuniphsllvlllo s fuvor the ladloa b f t llull tournamont fi r tho individual alive r cups created kden cossmtltion and many surprises hookwood und acton warn picked as the winners to play off but lhasa teams wera defeated in their drat game palermo and hockwood played a never innings gumo on monday morn ing it wus fx good close game wlfb hockwood uu llntf lintilthu sixth in il tigs who n palermo sc red six runs and ltockwool id their innings were unable to catch up and the score ended 10 17 in favor of palermo acton met llrookvllle us their op ponunts in the first gumo in thu after noon and this gumo wus fairly even until thu fourth innings when acton blew and ilrookvlllu scored six runs in aatun purt uf thu sixth four run wore put ucruss but in ilrookvlllu s spasm thty tallld nevni runs tho rtnul mcoi wus 14 7 in hrookvlllos fuvor the pluy off between urookvlllo und palermo was a wnlk uwuy for lirook- v lln the i ulurmu team was unable lo aomo anywhere n ur compatlng for tho honors und urookvlllo finished on top uf a score f 12 4 the game of men a basbull between georgetown uml hockwood was a good exhibition of baseball matthews who pitche 1 for ou irgutown hud tho hock wood ltoys outing out of his hand nil through tho game the uoorgotown lads conneotod with thu hockwood pitchers offerings m pi tod upa scorn of 9 to 5 georgetown were the win nars of the hamlhorm silver cup donut ud for this gamo the football qame8 on saturday arternoon the first round for the wulker cup wus played acton va aredlivulo acton lined up us follows turner tlrand hayllss trotter mcouchln hltchlu mocuhon 1 erry ilmmiun mochrln havogo acton won the toss and sot tho visiting team to face the suiu tho pluy than started acton allowing tin visitors little chanco to score for cruditvale niwor got within roach of acton goal the first half acton simply outplayed iho visiting team und whan hulftlmo urrlvod results wore act in 4 cruditvale 0 in tho looond half crodltvala started tho play but tho hangers soon hud thorn wall in hand and gave them little freodom credltvalo played bet tor however aftur tho interval thai bafore hut tin y pould nut prevent hangers from scoring two more goals whoit there was just ubout lfi minutes more to play crnditvules loft back sunt tho ball well over mid field and they took the chanco und scored a goal after play was resumed tho itancora showed some flno football on the for ward upmblnutlon wlijch soon brought artun hungers first cup game to u dnish hesults acton 0 credltvalo 1 thu visitors spoke highly of acton and tholr una programme during tho jubilee und regrotted they could hut stay over the week end and enjoy monday s progrumme w thompson of toronto lougue urtod us raferue on monday ufturnoou a friendly game was phi y oil botwoeu acton jtujig- nrs and kodaks f toronto acton 1 tango rs team was as follows turn er perry hayllss heat lay mcouchln trotter pros ton mncahon h run nan mochrle bavugu mr tyler actop was tho referee acton won the toss und pluyed with the slight wind soon both teams woru hard fighting to open ute scoring to the kodaks ud vantage acton hud two changes mad in tholr team fiom saturday as- qrunt and hjtchlo were slightly injured nnd wore unable tu toko the field on mon day ail durlpg tho first half actoi ahowed flno combination work and woru pressing hard but could not scon thu kodaks ilufanco warn wuro worked hurd us tho homo team forwards kept pressing and tho play was simply give und take when tho interval urrtved tho result wus aoton v kodaks 0 in the second half aoton rusumod the pluy making un attuck on kodaks gout which wu soon cleared and kodaks kept pressing until tlioy scored their tlrst goal aoton tqam did uot play so hurd u gutnu after the interval as they were tituylug beforu so the- kodaks defence got away with lots of freo kicks wlilcli feoultod lu tholr outsldu left scoring unother goal the aoton forwards thou pressed hard but the visitors defotico wus sound und sent the ball up thu fluid but soon aoton defence sent it buck and autun forwards took tho pluy and from a nice pass from hrunuun preston scored thu kodaks started thu play and aoton worked hurd hut soon uguln the kodaks forwards wore working and brought the bull down the field which resulted in tho kodaks scoring a third goal prom this point tho visitors imply pucyod a dofsnee game which gave tho hangers hut little chance of scoring it was a hard game all through und when thu whjstw bhw for time the results were canadian kodaks 3 anton hungers 1 hemarks woro mudo by tho visitors un tho improvements lu thu town since they worn here before and they suld it wus a well decotutot town und thu jubllt u welti sure to bo a great uuocass the calithumpian and motor eahade 1 nver in aolun s history was lliure u putudo of tho vurlud and uttiuutlvo ohutuuftr cullthumpluu puiudus havo beep lu vogue and inure or less popular hero for fifty yturs oi more but mon day mornings showing of costumes cha run tors unit mitntd nulcjassud ull predecessors tho pufudors mobilised in the park und mnishulud by mr w i anderson mad t a tlroult of the principal streets in town tho ull thumpluiiu wuro giotistue und amus ing tho docbruted ipolor curs unit bicycles werv espsolully attractive and manifested much uitlstlu skill and in uenulty in thuh dicoratloii ths streets wort um 1 with s poo tu torn uhd all woru lou 1 in th lr praise uf tho parade und um luigu number uitlil atlng the prises in tin louipi lltlniis wero uwuidol by the juituis su follows heat ecorutoi ur or 1 lout king uml plain r john c hill host uniln t hurtu ter mugglo wu i jlil lli j ait nttrlmn w hpydui w m cuopoi und mrs h in hop lltufl ihthtruln llkyclo charlos 1 11 v li it la- hint clown tom mo l wr d u host holn j vunwyck krod mc i3owoll mm national costume nellie fair bunks un whlto horse miss tanwoll uesl negrc v algof j iu wldlo tost original costume vera grin d ii ituymond mcleod hj irk plug un t barney loogla g linta norman dekorioft i hi dixorutel vihlcurjim ander son jeorgo luns most itldh uloiim outfit j morrl- wvather j ii kennedy and w p moonijy the jgdgi s were messrs ii jeans w hmlth v mcleun k h mdiugh iln john agnow and gordon i lay want perhaps jho moat unique outfit in tho parade was tho yoko of oxen drlvt n by j it aiidorson this certainly took oldroinnrs buck to the pioneer duys the ox team was very kindly loaned by mr james johnston nassagawaya whose kin 1 act was much appreciated by tho committee they wre brought to autun und returned homo by motor dray the bund was divided into two sec tlon- und lhy took the pari uf juxz bunds tholr costumes music und unties being truo to the characters they individually represented tho whole parado was a featuro of the colehratlqn which brought genuine pleasure lo all who witnessed it and volumos of prulso- lo those who so ingeniously engineered the preparation of thn vurluus outfits the babv show no sing inotdoiit of the celebration creutid greater interest than the baby show thqro woru nineteen entries of tourso the happy parent of each bubo entered in tho contest considered their offspring worthy of the rod rib bon tho judges however wera obllg ed to make decisions they award od tin first prlsn lo bo raid hynds son of mr und mrs charles hynds toronto nine months old the second to li la ilurwood tho throe months old dough tor of mr and mrs harry harwood aoton the awarding of the third prise wus a puxslor to tho expert judges t f narrowed th ma i to rtu w tflo two und ileclared jean isvan the nloven months aid laugh tor of mr ilnd mrs william n and irono fryer tho daughter of mr and mrs george fryer who is seven months old a tie for third place mrs iuiakansderfer of santa bar- bum ol 1 mexico miss cooper tor onto hoth of whom are experienced trained nurses and mr king toronto ware tho judges the bplenqjo band tattoo the band tattoo given by tho milton eorgotown and acton bands arranged for the closing feature of the jubilee celebration was calculatod to be grand rlnulu to the lengthy and varied progrumme of the three days pro ceodlngs h proved to be everything that wus expected and wus in all re n peels a gratifying suooeas a shower in the evening shortly bo fire tho time fixed for tho parade- of the mussed bunds to the park wa little disturbing for a short while but the clouds lifted and the result was that the dust was effectively laid and tho atmosphere was agreeably cooler thu crowd was a gratifying one tint l rogrummo embraced u gener ous number or selection by the massed bunds numbers by milton band a splendid chorus by the members of a eorgotown band pipe selections by mr itobb piper of thrj 48th highland era of toronto und several pieces by hid ouuil humorist toronto th music was of u splendid cha rooter and was greatly enjoyed by the large audi once owing to illness in the family mr amos mason bandmaster of acton hand was unablo to be present his place was ably taken however by his brother mr hert mason of hrantford xlr h p moore was the chairman of tho evening 6pen air community church service in the evening tho union uervlcu of all the churches lu town in the park in the evening un occuslon so impressive that it will never bo forgotten by those who at tended the spirit of utmost unity und christian fellowship was marked in u largo degree the attendance is estjmuted at between 3 000 and 4 00 0 and the most reverent spirit predom inated throughout aoton cltlsens juatid led the massed choir of seventyfive members from jcnnx church to the park where they wore joined by the methodist uundoy hchool orchestra which led in the hymns of the ovanlrg rv mr btewart of jn church had charge of the order uf service and spoke further words of welcome on behalf of the churches tho scrip ture leaaon wu read by hov mr cor bel toronto who was supplying for hav mr uuugh rector ot hu albans church the responsive readings wore heurtlly engaged lu by the large con gregation and the hymns were sung with spirit and understanding hov c buries huckott pastor of tho methodist church und hov father moltcuvy of fit joseph s human catholic church delivered spiritual uddreasou of a churuotur mpst helpful und inspiring und both spoke of the vuluo of unity and cooperation in christian effort this was the largest religious guth- uilng ever held hi autun and the ud titrable spirit of fellowship which pre vailed wus felt by all tho generous ottering of tho vonlng uf iussb was donated to the funds ot the childrens shelter milton at tho close of this servloo a sacrod concert wus given by aoton clluens hand the large oongrogatlon remain ed uuo to this lcverybody evidently folt that this was a fitting conclusion w tltu worshipful pervious of tho day sunday and the jubilee rii vugestloit of he committee in chuige of tho jubilee celohratloii thut i1tl in comers visit tjjelr odhnme churches ut tfa morning service wus a vise utulliuppy one and many of the i laiituiii embraced u as a rasfilf the atttuluuio at dll tho i hurvho wusj larutdy uuuiuantwd in each of the iihiirchis tin sermon hud spatial an i j uppropi luto rufuronuo to thu hvnui in knox church hev w m kutij iiiiwlu m a u 1 who ultended thu ohl uhuri ii with his parents whull a luil preached uhd his sermon was uinitly enjoyed he hiado vefaratioe to the special occasion and his ills uouist emulated th sturdy christian fulth and sulf suu dicing efforts of thn futhurs lit the early duys of tho i hutch u activities u tv mr llui kett also made thu hun liming of formet members uf tin uoiigmgiitlun largely tho theme of his din ouisu ho referred to the i ai tu st anil stionisaful efforts of thn nun and woman of rtfty yooxs ago und thu implead for good they hud l ft upon th oiuinunliy ttirfliatw0rnmjr wftauto lo hi5 hoitu itiiiimn and visitors wore spok n by h p moors ou bwhnlf of tho i uiiiij dniruh lemur and ravarant leferuticu wus made to those who hud social and personal f ottawa golbornu metho list miss lertru lo i holldaylnjr ut th hymoti mr koy hherk spent thn week i parsonage miss margaret j mui hmul 1 loft on monday to spend u ft w holidays lu fort william miss ilettle llbuon toronto in holidaying ut tho homo of mr und mrs j little miss ina whlti of oshuwu stent the holidays at the home i f mr hob l prico youag htruel i miss ada home rv ii hi ik upon ling a oouplo 5f works with frl n hi ut tor nto and other points mr and mrs langovln u ft on frl day on a motor trip to th ii oil hi ma t illnghamtori n y mr and mrs c it hill und family f toronto ware visitors at thn mnthu dlst parsonaga monday mr w 11 walker und mrs a t brown wont to milt hall y sterduy lo attend thn re union there mrs millie htlrrott of frio pa is visiting her sister und brother mrs- adam cook and mr william mullln mrs john cameron is holidaying with friends at oakvllle mr cameron was also there a fow days last week mrs s wiggins accompanied her daughter vera back to port colborna an tuesday and made her a visit thero miss edna crnlger nf kltchenor who has boon visiting ut the home of mr a heesor returned homo on tui day mr and mrs null mcdonald ami hues haxel and jpuii loft hero on tuesdays for tholr now homo ut kltch- onor mlas bernlco ilcjd who has boon spending tho past month or oo wltli friends in toronto returned home laat week t mr and mrs jamas mcintosh loft on tuesday tor oshawa to spend a couple of weeks at the hooio of tholr nm there mrs h b russell and children of oakvllle relumed on tuesday after spending a week at tho homo of mr wm johnstone mr d c husll and miss jessie who have been holidaying nt richard j landing st josephs island re nod home on saturday miss kathleen kelly returned homo after spending a month with friends in burlington her little friend helen torongeau accompanied her home hov and mrs a c btewart left on tuesday for a trip down tho st lawrence to montreal while in that city ho will officiate at tho morrlogo of a niece mr j a wiggins conductor or the irish hand toronto late of tho united states accompanied by his nephew clarence wiggins visited the formers brother samuel wiggins on monday mr cheater matthews returned from his visit to colorado on monday he had a most enjoyable visit and reports some flno trout ashing on mountain streams ills son jatnos will remain in colorado until tho end uf this month mrs charles long noe martha ryder mrs fred morrison neo augusta ryder mr otto morrison and miss morris of toronto also ur hov wm macdonald of owan sound visited ut the home of mr and mrs w h walker mill- street on monday to enjoy the pleasures ot clvlo holiday und actons jubiloe laid the foundations of tho church in the early days all of whom havo paaa ed away tha other churches also cxtondad- words of welcome to the visitors at the close of ouah of tho norvtoosl the greetings of tho visitors und tha homo folks to each other ut the cjiurch doors was of tha moat cord la l and happy character and all seemed loath to leave so happy and bin core ware the renowals of the fellowships of past years i incidents ot the celebration the thought fulness of the officiaia of the baptist church in setting oat chairs and benches on tho lawn under he shade of the maples wus appre ciated by scores of visitors the benches un the plot jurtweon coopers store end tha lelsttmbq j also well patronhssov the prases for tlw tuoat stftrmotitely decorate homes th tcfwttr award ed to miss florence ho meet for first and mrs ll s holmes for seoocd the railway station und grounds wore decorated in a man nor to im press the visitors of a weloome upon stepping ofl tho trains tho profuse decoration by tho use of flags at the government hulldlnv showed how it lends itsolf to un at tractive appearance when skilful hands are engaged ut tho work knox avupue wus usod freely ajf an entrance tu an 1 egress from the park x day or two of grading under tho supervision of the street commission er would greatly improve tho roadway there seemed to ba no limit to tha hospitality of thn homos lu town dur ing the celebration most worn crowd ed to capacity and o very bod y was made to foel welcome l the happiest man in aoton after thjj judging at the baby showwas george hynds fcq ox- warden the grand father uf the first prise baby lev mf stewart suggasitul on sun day evening that it would bo profit able and desirable to havo u similar community church si rvloe unon u year thorn wus one mutter which culled fur the criticism uf uumboirt uf the homo comers in thu uatly days thu went and of the purk was known as ijivwrs point it was a popular vudesvous for young poop i and in those days many names warn curved in tho bark of birches und other trues re home of those curved ituittus date bank slsy years an i to tho resi dents uf half u umtury ago the pjuuu hud not only a benlliuutitul hut u tovur- out uspect during tho ueh hrutloii nbers if tho hoiuauoiiters lilodo pilgrimages tu tho old luv rs point but lhey wum confronted right ut tho roadway with refuse of all kinds ilumtd in disorderly urruy und at tended with foul odors u dosacrutlou they felt uf u somewhat saorud spot lurely ik up to the council tu rind u i prominent und annoying dumping uo forthwith uhd to roniovo ut bury the dumpage ulroady deposited ut this point in tho park it la estimated thuro waio ub ut 400 motor cars lu tho park ut tlm huuilay evening service my huw the old town hu urowii was u vnry ttirurfit uomineitt of thu home comers pttjpirty hn house belonging to iciimst lb burr un main htient hits iihiii soil to william ugyituk tho uul t way imgu- tlutoil by h j kurr out uutato ugont