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ghp artntt 3for prww lliuhmday ootohjoil dl 1030 the common touch il 1 nut bo t must mil tri im an 1 id the glnro of wis lorn blind my to hum in t pli ii 1 tk lr liumliln f wout 1 inh t llmb aohlgh hiut could mivm ixuf di hll their ly mid only mi tlii h il u yut fvi ir lic lnrjn i t kit r ppt h play tho frlond un i know and tn until at tilvlul mrs f hand nor tut ti o rou t tu tin whjli anil t uu to linli tin lrtutid 1 wotil 1 ik t earn to wit upon a throne or bull 1 my iioihh upon u mountain ti whnru j m u t dwell in glory ull ulnne ajiil tu vur friend coma in or poor nuin nnt that 1 mnyilvfluponlhr and fuoo tlin tasks wbl l pycry mp inittirinir and iinvor looqo the glory nud the ortll of humblo things flrvloo a tho ilmpl telar a cfuesl -prohibition- wall its ubn ma ovr two year t ry t llmil ofuiu tttrsety and tltttt part of alaln btmct from the corner at milt up tho street und out on the vocond lino us tar u the llrlck church of oourw thorn huve limn n good many digressions und that vllt of uary and mine to tho folk up in hruce rut tin buck sguln oiljlalahttciabinlwji fin my h alitor ihkm inuw in view of the fict that wo am again to ba called ul on to oxurohn our opinion regard ing- the truirin in alcoholic it seems pl roprlata thnt an effort be mad to place before your readers the fact rugardlng the relation of aloohol both to tho individual and also to the state with tho hone that in the coming con tent the vote may be intelligently given it was said long- ago ye hall know tho truth and tho truth hall make yoli free there can be neither freedom nor progress aside from this prlnolplo and it wt ba the purpose of tho wrltnr lit thin series of articles to abusa none rn it her to exaggerate nor misrepresent there may he strong stlllomont mo de nnd certain mnt may ho exhibited in a somewhat lurid light but over within the bounds of rnaaonubleness and truth the writer doe not promise exclusively original material but will endeavor to give the best from the beat and be true to truth a he see il k r o youfiro loyaf that however we may differ in our opinion with regard ta minor matter of mawurement and detail you are a unit with ma in your doalre to develop n healthy sturdy intelligent people that will reflect aredlt upon the prlvltejrea and powin uallticd ttintnro todaylatantln that torm canadian and that you with mo are aleo prepared to work and if tiood be to make aacrlfloas toward thnt arrcat end tho poaibilltiea of canadaa future are beyond computation they ataavei tho inaacltiatlon and mock any at- r tmjt at dwicrlptlon boundleaaj in- caloulable unlimited are but empty meanlnglem temu in preaenoe of the woalth qf our resource the treateat inheritance ood ha ever tflvan any people potentially oun aboil they be our actually t shall we zn aura up to out prlvlicweat if ae muat be a right about faoa for ion of us and a clean in up prooeaa for other leal we be numbered with the nations that onoa were and today are not we rnuit make a aeiioua attempt to eliminate those cause and national decay nation have their day of reckon lna- as well aa individual and nations have also extended to them days of rapontenoe a qatlon can not be built upon blood nor progrea be based upon measures that militate ajrairuit vitality and efdclejaoy i gltlsnns let us toko no backward sep we have a prohibition law given to us at no little aacruloe if it not perfect it can he improved if it has not been enforced it js up to us to elect omclahi who will ba true to their oath of office that we have wo will hold might wo be our motto during this campaign 1 hrnbst a- itaxjv m victoria sept 38 issff an old fashioned home there is one place i ilk to go of that there place i ii write it s got your fancy dangled home knocked hlghern a kite to enter theres a tdnlo sure for wey achlna bone that place i sure a wholesome one a real 4 oldfashioned home you seem to feel the homelike stuff before youre quite insldcf theres not a touch of snobblnv or jealousy or pride they haven t got those splndley t i uwii imi paper tinted to a shade betwixt the night and dawn and cushions aint piled up in hills just to be squinted at what a more there is no turkish rug or oriental mat hut everything seems just to taj it talks a plain as mud just come and rest your carcass here your great bis weary dud it doesnt make no odds io me how hard or fast you or whether your wear sllkllned gloves or just a homemade knit perhaps the carpets just as plain twos ratr made hit and miss but it beams and shines and seems to say this la a place of bliss folks like to joke about the word in fhdttoeii on tlj6 wall and about the peacock feath ers stuck resplendent in the hall and if a spot appears upon the carpet by a chance the folks dan t tjhrow a fit right off or puss into a trance it aln t n very serious crime it really aln t by heck to spot a place upon tha wall where flies have loft a speck put sweet content is campln there it comes in like a flood and you couldn t chuse it outagaln with broomstick nor u club lets toast tho good old fashioned home with its dear oldfashioned airs unspoiled by touch of higher art no c ur with three legged chairs j i v u dont junk vou auto yet with tho price of gasoline fluatu- atlrur and oil companies advertising that a shortage of the fluid is up pronahlna- the now that comes from the united states geological survey is cheerliv for the motorist that survoyous no axe to grind so far us wo know und its report may therefore bo believed a recent report from this survey as given out by the no- tlonnt automobile chamber of com- merao advises us that there are 7 bio opo 0q0 burro of crude oil lb tho american fields and over sixty billion barrel ijl the worlds supply the american supply alone statisticians say will be sufficient to last us for twenty years and with the addition of that jentlnir n other fields should turn over our motors for something like one hundred and seventy years to come prbvldlns that we do not immediately motortse all of our in dustrie in addition to h it is re- ported that shale mountain ih our rlorthwett holding crude oil as apoise hold water eonpun mora uuthjnslas uifin u torgo natural ot from whtoh wa i our siuplrludfcan- now ot y thinking enp on for remlnl f that section of the street mouth of aim when actun was founded by the adamses in 1b38 one branch of the family owned the farm and water privilege where the mill was built nd where acton mill is still loeated which embraced all the property from the corner of mill ana main down to queen street at willy coopers corn tha whole of mount campbell and cobble 1 1 iii the present farm of uobert campbell the cameron sur vey where the new heard more houses have been built this summer and kulry iake mr uru adams br lived in a log- house on a site hack of mr adum cooks re id once which the nick litis built when they owned the property the farm bams were located where vr 7a murray five houses now stand the oomsr lot where oliver l by brick residence and store stand and tha implement warehouse was for many years vacant property here travellin circuses tented shows ptnipalbllli jjuuuljrralut cars jind other transitory enterprises held forth good bad and indifferent shows were held here about forty years ago the nick- tins erected tha brick store nd dwell ing now occupying tho cornsr the families of the two partpers ben jamin nnd edward bad begun to grow-up- end tbobs wa added to the flour mill benjamin and ills son jim ran the mill edward and son albert conducted the birkery besides these busy enter prise the brother ran the farm and bought grata for james qoldle quslph at the act station storehouse the scene has changed throe generations of nieklms have come and gone the only nlckllnramajnlng in acton is albert kdwardand bis busl no connection keeps him most of the year in tha northwest jim who was an experienced and skilful miller died at lowell midi last ycar mr oliver lasby and hi daughter and granddaughter occupy the real donee and billy isjndsborough the butcher has a bnsjjbuslness in tha shop between the tticklld and the present occupants the place has bad many tenants alfred i hemstreet conducted a grooery and crockery business there and thomas c moore and his son nelson y succeeded him thij store bos been used as an loo cream parlor a barber shop a tailor shop a shoe shop and then nell patterson got it and built up such a big- business there that hs found it of advantage to purchase tho opposite corner which for sixty years occupied by tavern keepers from 81m anderson john wallace jimmy comp- bell down nell built the patterson block which houses tho bank of novi scotia the west bnd meat market and provided two residences upstairs the shop where mcdowells garage now la was erected far s black shop by jumee mclm who was fore man for mike bpelght when ha in business here when the shop was about completed mike decided couldnt do without jim and made matters so interesting for him that he staid on and shod horses and did general bucksmt thing with bis ow boss and never opened the new- place jim later bough out the speight busl nass nnd mike went to afackbam ti the speight waggon works where he commenced his career as a boy under bis fathers tuition there both he and his wife harriet chapman died and burled whan he was killed by the falling in of the gable end of the patterson hum during the nyrlone which came along shortly after the building was finished well i haven t got very far but i guon this will have to do for this lam was also called to his fathers the business there is conducted by noble melanc jims brother who does just as good horseshooing and general work as was ever done in- the shop it wa juurn that dave williamson worked so ion as a blacksmith lie was here as a journeyman when be married wxsle wilds in her sixteenth year they va lively happily together for over fifty years and some years ago after retiring from the farm set tled down to a quiet life in their eosy residence on cjuelph bfroet- nbtt to the property on which the shop built for james mctsun stood was for many years the home of mrs bllsabeth thurtell a sister of ben jamin and bd ward nlcklln bhe and her three children were very worthy residents mary the daughter was he eldest she was a atudioujkhina- womun passed successfully the exam ination for teachers and was engaged as assistant to mr little at the acton school just about nfty years ago she was happily married to alexander h brown and their homo was on the form naw roccupled by mr richard n brown great joy come to the home when their baby boy jwaa born but in this case the mother gave her life for the babe and in less than a fort night afterward this choice spirit was called to her reward with tend ere t solicitude grandmother thurtell cared foe the little laddie and under her skilful and selfsacrificing nurslnff and motherly attention he grow up into sturdy boyhood and to day he la our esteemed and useful citizen alexander thurtell brown chemist and btatloner his appreciation of his grandmothers interest and supervlsienwas true in deed and in turn he ministered moat affectionately to a1 her wants in her declining years and did everything un his power to assure her comfort and manifest his filial love bhe apent her last days in his homo and slept heps the sleep or the just between throe and fdur yedra us forover seventy sons were william and blqhard wlllam became a machinist and isnany years ago gravitated to kankakee ttu and then to chicago ho is a mechanical expert and has prospered in hi ohosen career a great sorrow came to hlm hut year when his ue partner ia called from the homo where thoy had spent many yoarsbapplly together in his boyhood days pick first smelled d stole l if the n7iahmrntmrr premises now occupied by jits nephew a t brawn y bsre under pia auper- mck vision of old man mokcnal the fore man they made the well known pro prletory remedies usury art a yellow hagysrd s cherry pectoral and other household rem oil in after working- there a while 1 tin hard up- pnntrlcvd himself to a if petri nuolph after completing his np itrentloeahlp he want into business ut teeswater and continued there many years lie worked hard alt week an iperlntnndad tho prwwbyurlan hun 1 day school on the sabbath while there a t ervd his apprenticeship with his undo and about is or is years ago rame to aaton an i succeeded john ksniianftn in tho old home drug store mr kan nu win went to cull for nlu fir his health nnd died there j hfihlnd the old thurtell homo thnrn grsw sn immense wild bluck rhorry the boys in town revelled in its yield of black rberrles when they were ripe infill their eldrrs msdn black cherry wlnn of the fruit and spring hitter and cough remedies out of the bark whether it was this old troe fjlli its supposed health ensurlne irtups which influenced nick to bn a drugslsl 1 trow not the fact re mains that he went into drugs is still in the drug buddies at ugsrtuict hta nephew a t is a druggist lir 1 he has ono son a druggist in the northwest and his other son is a doctor in the went bmaller things than the old black charry tree havp influenced the lives and employment of famtlteofr i havs nam uumnnce noticed during my ion residence in this old town and its vicinity i course of time the old trna died and biter the old house gave pl to the fine brick residence now occupied by mrs dayld iloss and her interest ing family it was in the old thurtell home that louiss hot towel many men jlks s hot towel on their fnoe after a shave hut louis who owned u burner shop in iarl evident ly thought that alt men did and tha hotter the better in sunset tha paci fic- monthly mr- bawartfnslutmy partridge tells how louis treated him the first time that he entered his shop he said owl several times mnd took from a nail in tha wall av large white klmonollke garment that ho held out for me to put my amis into i started in hpi bi nerntlylnto thtr chair ngulirso that he oouiopu the garment on the chair as well as on and after ho had helped both of us into it he wrapped it snugly round us and buttoned it he beat up the lather and rubbed it thoroughly into my face hof forget tln sy jllr uduumhe spent a good live minutes stropping a large bluehandled roxoron m four- sided strop after which he finished it on the palm of hi hand and seised me by the top of the head at that moment a sharp stinging sensation swept roe from ear to ear i thought for a moment that mv throat hud been cut but such was not the case louis was simply starting out llfao m man with a scythe uwontod to get all he could out of a stroke before taking another but after the initial thrust be jro not so fleroe and t was soon dosing off the way i al ways seem to do when i get in a barbers chair suddenly i became conscious of a lull in proceeding the ominous kind of luu that so often comes just before that storm cast my eyas in the direction of my barber but he appeared at tho first glance to be engaged in a per fectly harmless rracss with the stove he had a pair of tcngs in his hand und was dong something to it- i wondered vaguely what he was going to do with anything ad piping- hot until be swung it round and poised it over my newmown face look outl i cried fn- english you might drop it i tried to jump out of the chair- but that kimono held me tight found that x could not go unless tha chair went too and over wo went with a crash get me out of thlsl i yelled as the chair struck the floor and although those barbers professed to understand no kngllsb they cot mo oat of it in a hurry louis was very much perturbed the towel he had taken such pains to heat hud cooled off entirely and it would be necessary for blnfto heat another not for moi assured him never again just wash off my fuoe und we ii call it day he pointed to tho washbowl for in kranoe it is not customary tor the barber to wash any man a- face so 1 stepped over and washed my own face and in dalpk o i discovered that louis bad failed to shave my up per up i called his attention to the ftiutter and ho enlisted the services of tha- lady customer to tell me t tlehud left htnxiimotnyrbecaue he thought that i would look much better with a moustache if one were to accept fully the com nion cynical und pessimistic street philosophy of life it would mean prac ileal disbelief in tho existence in the world f tho present day of any man r ut least any man in public life whom the words straight uu i nn may be uppllml many men ulmply because there have bon som pnbllo men who have bet rayed their trust seem ready to- generalise with nut any restraint and to conclude that i are of the same stripe tiiom who thus judge seem to fall recognise thaf in reaching- such a xidtimlnn they are in the drat in unon pusslns judgmont uikn them selves they lira practically saying if i were in ilmt position snd had those opart unities 1 wolfl i ba that kind nan their conclusion further is based usually upon a comintrvtlva mull number of cases involving very often some in whlih there u nothing more in the way of i roof than certain suspicious looking clr numslances and the testimony of liar n and prejudiced minds it is the kind of conclusion whlpb no one who fundamentally disposed tn l fair would think for a moment of accept ing tint the evil has ganv- so fur that it has colored the cvencsilay thinking of mon very generally and it is going to fake years of earnest effort to re gain the ioiuoninwhtoinhotnan who is in public life will not be under n degree of suspicion und ad verse prejudice which no one thinks of applying to men in private life the thing wn need is not blindness to the fault of public men not an easy and foolish tolerance of public are t pu honest purpose in moving toward more whole io oondltlonswe need that char acter and integrity shall be considered qui to ss much as special talents in choice of leaders arid that faavlng elected men in whom we have con fidence we should support them and uphold them in courses that moke for rurhteousnos nnd justice and peace to elect men to office snd inunedl utely to begin to treat them with sua plclon and antagonism and vague criticism is not going to operate to ward securing the best public servants that way lies defeat and disaster there are to day in public ufa straight and clean and the way to multi ply their number is to give credit where credit is du snd ever to expect tha best that way and that way only lies hopelfor betterment uod qrultl progress presbyterian west minster rx president william h toft in u opoecb in jjostoo lust week soldi the study of u man s relation to his creator und his responsibility tor ids life loood energises tits morel itv atlons strengthens his setfsacrl flee and restraint prompts his sense of fraternal obligation to his fellow men nnd makes him the good cltlsen with iotwnotoftwpalarrovertimenrwdoia be a rullure the longer and more intimate my knowledge of their pa lit i and social lives the more deeply impressed i have become with the critical importance ot tho part that tho church and religion must play in making popular government what it ought to ba and in vindicating it us the beat kind of government that nn intelligent people can establish a people without religion are lacking in the greatest aid to the progress of society through the moral elevation of individual and tha community a glass of water a glass of water behold it and think of its purity it 1 natures drink bee it sparkle as if u were a moss of liquid gems glittering in the glass it is a health giving drink that was brewed bjr the hand of providence for our good not a damn able simmering still or smoking lire where poisonous gases all the air and sickening odors vile und rank issue from a germinfested souring tank- but our xlod maker of earth and heaven this essence or ufa to where trees and vines make inviting shade for ths red deer to wandor in by day nnd the birds to sins and the children to play there qod brews it and in the valley deep where fountalni mur und never sleep there ood brews ili and on the mountains bold whose clouds brood and thunder clash and forked tongued lightning dance flash there god brews it and fur out on the sea where the mad nurrj cune howls frightfully und restless waves roll a moaning chorus heralding the murch or qod before us there hs brews it this beverage so dear ufa giving watarl and everywhere tl a thin ot beauty a diadem in tha dewdrop shlnifg in the ice gcmi singing in the slimmer rain and the hull mu tho trees are turned to u jewel veil spreading golden mist oer tho setting- sun or whlto gmuse oer the moon when day is done i bpdrtln tn tha fulluc in the lake sleeping dandnc in the sleet in the fog creeping folding its bright cur tains softly about the bleak wintry world weaving- without thread tho rainbow seraphs sxme ot the skies whose warp la the rain of eurthwhoee woof lies in the golden tatallow sun beam powers all checkered oer by celestial flowers by the myotic band of rarefaction always un incomparable attraction water nq poison lurks on the brink its roam bring us no sadness when we drink prom it no foul murdersjire brought to pes nq blood stains are found in dig limpid slu to widows wives orphans it brings jio fears into jts crystal depths they drop no tear nolthrleklu hpt of men who ware its tavo will curse it m despair from out the grave beautiful water pure health tut i and good natures drink that ood for all mn hath brewed1 herbert sjthrid a utraldht clban man hay fever and asthma conquered by tho worlds oniy twobou pant s n minute longer hond to day 433 day treatment trial slse ac and guaranteed k buckley mfa chemist 07 dundee st e to root citizenshii step bv 8tb p hupposlilg said the man who wants to see everybody happy that somehow arrange to sive you a lx hour day are you sure that you will be contented v for the present of course x houldnt think of asking for loss than alx hours work to the day but x hove an impression that in the course of time our chronological system will need revision so that well have or 10 minutes to the hour clearing auction sale in townbhip oy n farm stock and implements the undersigned us received instruc tlons to sell by public auction for w mcolauohlin at lot 17 con ik nossagaweyu on 5th line about 3 miles east of brookvllle monday october 28 120 at ono o clock sharp the following horflbfl- 1 clydo mare d years old i clyde mare b years oldj 1 clyde mare rising- 1 years i pereheron geld ing rising 4 years an extra good one cows 1 red cow b years old due december so 1 red cow 8 years old due december 6 1 red now s years old due december 1 t roan cow e years old bred- august 23 1 roan cow b years old bred february is i grey cow 10 years old bred august s 1 red cow l years old bred september its unwise t put ttt todura doir mmul to- miw if rfr thch l duuiiid lake tom rumley oeneral blacksmith and woodworker promptness and kfllclency oar motto special attention to horseshoeing and wheals agent for the famous pleury plows youhb fob ih1binkbb shops corner millst and park ave nba the mill acton granite works j nicol experienced qhanite cutter is prepared to supply monu ment of all kinds with skill fully cut inscription at low prices see samples of work and tylaa of monuments at the monumntworks pbrbyman block mill street acton ont reaf estate if ywu have a bouse for sal if you want to buy a house la acton ask rtj7ker auotlofimr and rhi euu dter pjionb bower avenue actum ont wg 1 fk karakul plook gathered for inspection 2 karakul sheep and lambs tho aggrosslvn and enterprising spirit of the chuillah nirmor coupled with the diversity of climates to ba round throughout tho pom in ion re suit lit n continual brunch i nic out into new lines of agricultural activity a recent introduttlon which has appar ently tttkca vigorous hold and will probably assume important propi r- tlons developing nto a cammorolal industry of muwnltuda is tho breed ing nf knrukul shoep the animal whose young produce tho fur vorl ously known us pcmluii lamb astra khan and karakul tills breed is hut little known on the american continent ttlthoitgll interesting ex perimentr have tycolohuite jui thi breed ut poniilao now isrunswlak and in prince icdward island the home of the karakul uhoep is on the vast sandy dosorts of bokara which are largely inundated in the nprln by tho river seratchuue swollen to over fluwinkliy the accumulation of winter a fall arrivals to hand ss full goods just put in stock mens tweed caps i 00 mens spring caps u m qood tweed knickers for the wee men large aaaortmunt of sox and skocklng all txe com in and look thsm ovr buoh bjbpaxrina a specialty we pont cobble e k cook mill btbhett aotoh i clearing auction sale irt biun town0uip- farm stock and implements the undersigned has received in t v rome to sell by publlo auction at lot i con 7 tstlo near balllnafud on wednesday october z7 1820 a one oclock shun the following hobbies 1 general purpose team aged 1 carriage horse is years old 1 driving mare fi years old cows x red durham cow 8 years fresh calf at side 1 red durham cow 8 years duo time of sale 1 spotted durham cow 4 years forward spring ur x red durham cow a years bred september 10 1 spotted durham oow s years bred october s 1 red durham cow s yours bred auu lh 1 brlndlj oow 3 year bred september 10 1 spotted cow 0 years bred september year 9 heifers rising 3 years spring calves these cuttle are well bred shorthorn grades imflbmknts i mosey- hftj rrls cultivator with seeder i moey-hur- rut corn eultlvatort 1 scufflert 1 walk- in plow 1 set harrow 1 mossey- harris seed drill ii spout 1 mossey- harris mower 6 foot cuti 1 mousey- harris hoy rake 10 root 4 b p unso- llne engine oray nearly new 1 mas- aeyxiarrls hay loader new 1 hay fork i i loudsn car forsteel track about bo feet steel track 1b0 feet of rope 1 est sllngat 1 hay raok new i tone boat 1 fanning mlltl 1 prlnd stone x pulperj 1000 scalps i sugar kettle 1 truck waggon 1 gravel box 1 top buggy 1 rubber tired buggy 1 cart 1 cutter l out -manitoba- boh sleigh new forks noes chains and other articles jiabnkhs i set bt heavy breech ini harness 1 set of plow harness sets of single harness 1 set of double carriage harness show harness 1 set boole collars 10 inch 1 wet scotch collars s3 inch some odd collars poulthy 30 hens j is chickens hay jo tons of timothy hay 6 tons clovor hay houbbiioldtjoodb 1 peninsu lar rniitfe with worming closet 1 box stove i tbilmsi0 00 ami under cash over hat amount 13 months credit on approved jftlnt notes ft per annum off for jhi bpulry nd hay cash no flssrv si tftf ftffm soty hoy hindley aucffgnser tm phon l b shollwy atsrk i i ii t i angus and durban steers s years durham grade heifer t years bred august s 8 yearr lng steers and heifer durham grades 4 spring- calves durham grade pigs 1 yorkahlso sow due time or sale l yorkshire sow due november 10 both these sows are eligible for resiatratlan fowl if white xechorn hens white leghorn boosters i so spring- chickens jmplembntb1 wagon j 1 bain box and ruck combined frost and wood mower g foot cut i cockshutt drill 11 hoe t spring tooth cultivator 1 dies harrow i diamond harrow 19 foot l sauffleri i covered bugvyi l high bubgy open l stone boat grind stone 3 cutters set bob sleigh x000 ibi scale wheelbarrow mel otts cream separator 1 floury plow 1 cockshutt manure spreader root pulper 1 set short slings new 1 set of ions slings hay fork and car lsv- fset of th inch rope extension ladder 40 foot 3 set doubletrees neokyoke 3 new doubletree sticks 4 horse bbn kels robe forks shovels and other ar ticles too numerous to mention 1 set of team hemes 1 set plough harness 5 sets single harness one nearly now 1 cooktove 1 quebec heater i iron bedstead und springs 1 mattress i daisy oh urn hay and aain about tons mixed hay tbout 100 bushels mixed grain if no previously sold tehws 110 00 and under cat over that amount is months credit furnishing- approved joint notes pif for cash hay grain and fowl cash r j kerr auctioneer fall millinery now on display vfc hvc good tuortment on hand and will havo new designs to fill up aa thesqfrp aold t wp appreciate ybtyr patronage store will ba open tuesday ttuibday and saturday evening v nellie m stockf ord acd0n canadian persian lamb mm3iw bssssk 0 rgr- sgs snow in ths altai mountulnh many iloop rooted bushes grow in this region the tondor shoots of which form the favorite food of tho sheep in tho summer whilst their berries supply wlntor forage l the supply of furw the iambs are klllnd within throo days from birth when tho wool is xurly a proputty it maintains after wards in the moat humttl atmosphere if tho uulmul is permitted to uvn tho growthgrhrtunlly nocomes straltflit losing yeryv0utlgu of flexuru-ut- ma turity jn tho year 1012 tho karakul sheep wiiii first introduced into tlio unlul states cltreot from bokaru and in tho fill low ing year small herds worv es tnbllhhod n alberto and british col nmhfn tiers thayjuivathrlved and i nuffnted ijucccautully and sivo every indication of making tho indus try in thai west permanently profit able tocently 1 10 daw lay an in spector of the halted states bureau of husbanlry for now york who has been running a herd of 46 animals north of calguryv alberta louitod land in- tho kum loops district of ttrittsh columbia on which be propose e tuhllwhlitg u similar ranch he be llevnii tho district o be particularly uilbpted to tho raising of karakul sheep on account of it etevattonv climate and winter conditions cloeery apiroxlmatlnx tha animal native bokara in turlcostun previous to- the war attempts were made to aeollnutlm karakul sheep tn belgium and north- t rn lernuiny wluuaame successv ollmulu or rertnln sections of canada howwver provide mare ideal cohdl- tlons und indications ant thnt the foundation has boeh tufa in the do minion ror a new losuo in the livestock linlimtry which should prove a very profitable lino to canadian formers before tho war almost tha enti y karakul fur crop from nokaratflsotir as iorslun lam b or a treated und dyed at lelpxlg where two house alono received 760 000 skin value 1 ut about 1z 700 000 ut prewar prices a full blooded karakul aheap is worth about s3 000 threefourth s blooded 800 hub breeds flfio to j q 300 skins at the present unifl worn 30 to isftcaoh tannery ooperative sugar flour etc ig down t opeve 1 are gradually going down our customers are rlceiving the benefit op every drop in the market fall and winter underwear at very close prices all kinds of rubbers for men women poys and girls fine and heavy boots for men overalls working shirts ete farmers dringing produce receive the benefit of our greatly cut prices tannery cpoperative c a conway manager mhhstreet acton uluimllmlslmmiiimllllmlljuimmll dodge bros motor cars kksll m i i jii ui the owner of a bodge car can safely de pend upon consistent continuous and economical daily service universally low gasoline consumption and high tire mileage j n oneill georgetown ont distributor for acton georgetown and milton- j r leishman local representative v i bivsisli ifcdjkuaaham