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r v fiftysecond year no 14 thursday morning september 30 1926 acton ontario canada thursday morning september 30 1926 single copies five centa the acton united church of canada minister rev r e zimmerman b a parsonage willow street 1100 a m sacfument of tho lords supper 230 pm sabbath school 700 p m sermon saint francis of asalsl young peoples leasue on monday at 8 pm social nipht programme by milton united church young people prayer meeting withdrawn on thursday of rtext week presbyterian knox church aoton ministor rev a c suwsrt m a manse willow street 1100 a- m tho minister subject christian fellowship 300 pm sabbath school and bible classes 700 p m the minister subject character building monday eveninc at 8 oclock youhb peoples guild strangers leaving address with the ushers will ho callel upon by he pastor the baptist church acton 1100 a m mr j w baxter pastor 700 pm mr j w baxter pastor thursday- 74 s pm prayer meet ing and b t p v au welcome special notices advcrtiaemcntb in thii column 2 ccnu per word minimum charge yc per hiertton for sale two comfortable houses for sale at 150000 and j 17 0000 each new lhjt- lngs phono 36 best luck of a long tune for men who spend with an eye to saving rouseiuits and overcoats a motoring trip its incidents kerbs real estate s found r n overseas service button loser may recover samo by proving property at fre press office wanted a capable womantfr girl for genor- al housework mrs james algie phono 257 brampton h3s v wood for sale dry wood cedar soft maple and elm 12 inches loner dollvered prompt ly apply n patterson 114 phono 232 acton no will tho person who romoviod the frardonlng- tools froth tho garden at tho back of mr wilds houso on church street please return same as tbey are known when visualizing these coats and suits we ask you to eliminate from your mind the kind of clothing usually sold at 21 these are emphatically to be classed in much higher grades regular up to 35 twas a special buy from a prominent eastern manu facturer who had his own good reasons for letting them go at an enormous discount 1 rather than put them into stock and mark them at their regular valuation weare passing on the whole savings com plete to our customers who have a shrewd thrift sense two hundred overcoats both medium and heavy winter weights patterns and models right up to the minute two hundred to choose from auction sale win lalne hlllsburs will hold a clearing- sale of farm stock lmple- ihents hay and percheron horses on tuesday october 5th 12 months credit it 3 kerr auctioneer picture framing i have secured the necessary equip ment for picture framlnir and am pre- pared to take orders in that line of work- all work promptly and satis factorily executed fred wright main street- auction sale percy fleming lot 4 12th line uarafnanq will h clea auc- tlon sale ot nls live stock implements grraln etc on tuesday october 12th roy h1ndley auctioneer r r no 3 acton phone lord erin it office8 stores and rooms to let commodious welllighted and heat ed quarters suitable for stores or of- flees and rooms or apartments fur nished or unfurnished with modern conveniences in tho centro of the town meals served lf-deslrcd- apply to j jacques jiyder andmowat building 7tf acton ontario the suits with extra trousers smart single and double breasted styles in tweeds of rich color mixtures- medium and dark shades every suit with two pairs of trousers sizes 34 to 44 also blue suits taken from regular stock with one pair of trousers all wool cloths guaranteed colors single and double breasted formerly tip to 3950 two hundred suits altogether at 21 youll be many dollars in pocket if you come to guelph for one of these experiences of editor and party over ontario and michigan y highways ervatlon room t tho west side its one thinks of oakvluc as he enters leamington by highway from the east the tidy homes of good type with lots of flowers and apparently most of the modern comforts with clean wide wellpaved streets well lighted cer tainly make a good impression a circuit of the business section of the town after dinner showed it to be busy with splendid stores all open inquiry revealed that tho retailers stay pien three weekevenings until 10 ocloclc thocenre section of the town was crowded the stores were well patron lied of course- it was elec tion night and presumably tho farm ers of the district- were in town in goodly numbers to hear llic returns the business section is nrich like acfons with two intersecting busi ness streets anil both of these were full of cars and jtarklng space was at a premium one or two interesting features were noted here instead of the usual type of uprightpost silent policeman at the intersection of the two main streets some wise mind conceived a better plan a steel cage- like affair raised about a foot above the pavement inside are red mghta which are turned on at jwhignt tfie thing works better than the other typo and is less in evidence leamington has stop sighs also on its main cor ners several of these in glass boxes and also lighted after night eleven miles of concrete pave ment the boast of one of the towns leading business men to the scribe seems worthy of comment but with this comes a jauggestlon for the con tractors on the new main street pavement in acton moke the man- hole covers ti enough to k t 40 foot pavement extends to river st bylaw passes to place water works system under a com mission guelpb7s leading and largest store d e macdonald bros ltd dally closing 530 pm excepting wednesday at izso noon end- saturday at 930 p m private sale of house furnishings r wibnit bearoonisutte4plcces- 1 electrtcjarht fixture bedroom 1 single tmrnelifjorence heater 1 kitchen stand white 1 upholstered chair mohair 1 cabinet white en- axnel suitable for linen or kitchen use 9 window shades kirsch rods screens etc 1 coal heater self feeder dr gollop ik lip card of thanks j the directors and officers of action ffctf far desire tq thank the general btidlicpfcton and vicinity fop the wjioiohmrted support andr70oopera- uon they gavo which made the fair a big success again this year they ap preciate the action of mr g t beardmore in entering his horses and making such interesting races and the loyal spirit of all others who put such a- lino coonjerntlve spirit into thelr exhlblta and entries to make acton fair truly bigger- and better each year rf avm johnstone w j akins president sectreas radios and supplies baand si tnhr sr ran i p fr s i ivan 25000 complete supplies a b and c batteries loud speakers tubes and power tubes a and k battery chargers battery testers b battery eunoiaatora aerial equipment in fact everything needed for the radio we invite you to come to our store at any time during the worijys series baseball games and rear the besoltts play by piay over the radio see our window di8play w d talbot phone 76 we deliver main street jost aroond the corner men wantedl to qualify for big paying positions following is a brief description of two of the radio sets we are featuring this year and we will be pleased to demon strate them in your own home atwater kent model 35 from rattling for probably the same reason that prevails in acton being closeto la ce leammstonib not blessed with firstclass hotels the beet hostelry simply a bunch of rooms added as an afterthought to over a restaurant was on one of the main corners and learn ragton is a con servative riding in which the good conservatives celebrate the candidates success just as long and as vocifer ously as they do anywhere else the scribes room was on that corner with a loose manhole cover just underneath one of the windows every one of the cars in town and visiting it surely passed that corner and ran over that manhole during the night and early morning along about onethirty when the candidates election was as sured a motorparade including- quite a hundred cars was formed- and this with every horn from tho squakers on the genus henry to the new sharp shrelkers on the cadillacs and chrys lers sounding went past that inn at least three times every time a wheel touched that manhole cover h emit ted a most unmusical but kllnkkjanlc which added moat gloriously to the uproar probably they get acclimatized to that noise i in leamington such things are pos sible but if the scribe ever has to stay in that inn again a happening which he will be somewhat careful to avoid he will be mighty careful to take along a- solid oak wedge which can be hammered in beolde that cover to keep it tight the successful candidates name was gott and his name with the natur al prefix vote for was plaaterefs on the regular session of the council on tuesday evonlng had all the coun cillors present and reeve mason pre siding the finance committees twentieth report recommended payment of the following accounts general account n forbes labor g h kuchle teaming stephen coxe teaming acton fiuck press printing and advertising provincial treasurer sinking crewaon mclaughlin stone it j ramshaw grravel chan w mack rubber atamps georgetown lumber co aup- thos watson bread for char- h a coxe gasoline for flre truck v 34 70 5 45 g 40 8 ss 146 91 1 00 41 20 5 36 jvcton and district monthly meeting the regular monthly meeting of the jwomens institute will be held at the homo of mrs george agnew on fri day october 1 monthly meeting the regular meeting of tho duke of devonshire chapter of the i o d e- will be held at the homo of mrs mur ray mcdonald willow street on tuesday evening october c the fall fair had y big happy i crowd it provided an outing enjoyed by both visitors and exhibitors waterworks account n forbes labor at pumping station neptune metro co repairs to metres h a- coxe supplies for pump house neptune metre co repairs canada brass co supplies v r e blair labor and sup- piles 340 80 5 60 2 20 2 78 21 71 e 23 980 u with a knowledge of german that name used in that connection sounds a bit absurd if not sacreliglous as it certainly did to some tired motor ists when it came again in hurrah for gott over and over again in raucous chunks of sound from over- hoarse throats at two a m the scribo sincerely hopes mr gott m p is worthy the adulation he got that night the morning sun broke beautifully rafter a thundering earlymorning downpour and after a circuit or the towns residential streets a visit was made to leamingtons take shore pork on the way the road passes- the ox- tensive factories of -theheintx-com- nany and one sees the reason for the large acreage of tomatoes from leamington to klngsvllle by the lake shore road is fourteen miles of delight wkh the lake just in the ofilng the flne iiojmes apparently fi nanced well by the surrounding to bacco crop eaph with its flower gar den and garage there is every evi dence of prosperity the forms here are smaller but apparently go in for intensive c nea had their owir small greenhouses tth the conclusion was forced that the tobacco crop must be started under fflaasv here too the tobacco barns were smaller and were provided with means for artificial drying apparently to hasten thejarpcess ktagavirie is a pretty little town mostly residential noted as its high way signs say as the southernmost town m canada just what dlstinc hon or benefit that feature confers la hardly clear however it 1st- certain that its people hve happily when one mentions thngsvllle tiow the report was adopted mr l tarkman presented a peti tion from the residents of scene street requesting that the waterworks mains bacont laued jtalscene streeu orthel convenience of tenants of his houses in that section the councildecided that when sufficient ulkiuiturus were otj taiircd the work would bo gone on with it was decided that it wadtoo late to proceed with the work this sea son however the council will assist mr starkman in securing the neces sary signatures and the matter was left in the hands of chairman thet- ford of the waterworks committee upon resolution it was passed that the item of 9500 and penalty charged in the auditors report against the bank of montreal for the year 1924 as being in arrears for taxes be written off it having been shown that same has been paid in 1925 carried moved by f e holmes seconded by c ei parker that r j mopherson bo assessor for the municipality in place of w j reld who has resigned for the balance of the year 1926 carried a claim for damages to a car top from w j bcatty was turned over to the globe indemnity co for settle- men engineer smith was present to ex plain the cost of continuing- the 40 foot strip dfcement roadway to the north westerly side of river street instead of discontinuing at west bower ave it was decided upon motion that the 40 foot strip of pavement now being constructed on main street be extend ed to the north westerly limit of river street instead of the north westerly limit of bower avenue as provided in bylaw and that construction bylaw no 590 be amonded accordingly moved by e thetford seconded by c e parker that all water services be extended to the street line on main street whejre the 40 foot pavement is being installed carried the clerk was instructed to write the drainage engineer of the c n r requesting that the permit promised to allow drainage of mill srteets and bower avenue on their property be forwarded n moved by c e parker seconded by f ex holmes that the agreement with w w king be executed by the reeve and clerk and the corporate seal at tached thereto carrlefl it wan decided net to natall aa-relec- tric light at tho head of wallace- ave as requested by mr- so pep there being n trav there lad hurt en race track during the trotting races at the folr on wednesday rollle anderson son of emerson anderson while crossing ojfe track was knocked down and had thet leg which was previously jnjurcd and caused him so much trouble rath er painfully injured ho was taken home in a motor car but was soon able to be about again settled tn toronto temporarily mr and mrs c c henderson have taken up their residence temporarily in toronto mr hendersons bujsiness interests require his presence in tho city much of the time and now that their three children miss edna and messrs ralph and arthur are all at tending university and college there this course was deemed desirable acton will of course continue to bo home to them a visit from mr hales having expressed a desire to see the territory covered by inspector reevelys jurisdiction in peel and halton counties mr james hales chairman of the board of license commissioners for ontario made a circuit over these two counties last thursday in company of the inspec tor the weather was not propitious but the drive was continued from morning till night police magistrate moore was favored with a call while these officials were oh their itinerary moved by f b holmes seconded by c e parker that leave be granted to introduce a bylaw providing for the submitting totheelcctorsatthe annual municipal election in decem ber 1926 of a bylaw transferring- the control and management of the muni clpal waterworks eystemto the acton hydroeiectrlc coxarhlsslon which shall thereafter be known ns the acton public utilities commission and that the said bylaw be now given a first reading carried the other two required readings were also given and tho toylaw was passed provisionally and will be voted upon at the annual municipal elocu tions x it was decided that no refund of tho transient traders fee to f nicole could be considered as mr nicola was leav ing town and had not stayed in the municipality long enough to give him any consideration ns other than transient trader it wan decided to have the drain on mill street from thei33 n r tracks t f fltr t up and re n spoiled qsoroetownfair it was unfortunate that on both frl day and saturday the two days ot georgetown fair rain fell almost in cessantly there was a good average exhibit in the hall placed of course the first day but tho entries on the second day were far below the usual number and the rain deterred any volume of visitors the continued wet weather rendered the low ground at tho entrance almost impassible and those who braved the elements found much discomfort in getting about the officers have a good claim for a sub stantial amount from the pairs fvs- soclatlon for rain insurance another motor smaahup two badly smashed cars resulted from a mixup at the intersection of the third line and the acton crossroad on wednesday evening in which for timately both drivers escaped without serious injury elmer dron acton was driving moderately to town when he was run into headon by r p ganer of georgetown who says that his steering gear went out of order suddenly and caused him to lose conv trol drons car a ford sedan is virtually a wreck having tho front wjieels and radiator smashed and the engine driver back ns well as practi cally all the glass smashed this re sult is good evidence that the george town car must have been travelling rapidly that acton fall pair is popular hi its constituency and beyond ample evidence is given from year to year phe people- come they como in large crowds they come from long dis tances they visit the fair they enjoy its attractions they meet myriads of friends they return home feeling good because of the privileges and oppor tunities afforded the exhibitors always appreciate the kindness and courtesy of the of ficials they are pleased with the treatment they receive they return year after year with the feeling that the efforts of officers and directors is to be fair and to give the public a fair worthy of the good name acton fall fair has always borne as noted last week while the weather for tho days of the fairwas quite good fair weather tho prolonged wet weather retarded so seriously the getting in of the harvest put the farmers in a very anxious position the flne weather for three of four days prior to the show rendered much of the waiting crop ready for housing and scores of farmers felt they could not conscientiously spare tho time either to prepare stock or products for exhibition or to attend tho fair themselves the result was that num bers of the classes lacked the usual volume of entries although many of the departments were well filled it was a good allaround fair and the attendance was almost as large as the average ns the gate receipts verify the school pupils parade headed by acton citizens band was a pleasing feature the singing of the scholars was fine while the music of the band was never more meritorious or more fully enjoyed the midway booths and attractions had the usual crowds and the various eoneessions dlda rushing btisin throughout the fair attractive exhibits of manufactur ers and dealers made a feature of the hall and they created a live inter est presldcdnt johnstone had a very fine exhibit f furniture james symon showed a range of stoves which at tracted mana mckeown and powell gave a demonstration of their clothes for men c ke son and mason and rmm- both had pianos and grama phones as also had james martin of brampton radio sets were installed by dr coxe and a t brown and thero were other ex hibits not for competitions the horse races were of the usual type and rather lllsappolntlng except ing in the specials in which messrs beardmore co tfavo an attractive- showing with their three saddle horses in the running race and the potato race on horsebacks the oldtime fiddlers contest at tracted an immense crowd there were three entries w overland erin d tar swell arkeland c shortill bal- llnafad they won out in the above order their selections entertained the crowd- far beyond tho 218 and 230 trotting exhibitions the following is tho official list of prises awarded i the new government for this dominion right hon mackenzie king and the members of his cabinet sworn in young peoples league the officers of the young peoples league of the united church for the year have been elected as follows honorary president rev r e zimmerman b a president miss minnie z bonnotu isi vlcepres ml as bertie speight 2nd vicepresideat m1b helen an- dereon 3rd yicepreawent melbourne overholt 4th vicepresident miss steua mc lam 5th vioe- president mrs m over- holt secretary elvln gamble theasurcr miss clara savage reporter misa muriel mccomb pjan8jmlej musical convene mrs j k gard iner the league has arranged an ex cellent programmefor the year and opened on monday evening with musical night and a travelogue by rev r e zimmerman the pastor dunbar- 8k ul i nuptials a quiet but very pretty wedding was eolemhlsed at the home of tho groom uncle mr robert bllton wilbur st acfo77nwea at 4 p m when emily skull acton became tho bride- of mr 4- robert dunbar acton to the strains of lo hen grins wedding march played by miss lillian delaney hulsburg the bride took her pmee under a beauti ful arch of white and pink asters she looked charming in her wedding gown of whitegeorgette over satin ro- tbcltlngblunli-ytnp- ktao etao o maine with whjle kid shoes and corsage bouquet of sunset roses and adantlum fern she also wore the gift of jthe groom a beautiful ruby pen- danl to the phtnlst hegave a bar pin rev a c stewart acton pastor of the young couple officiated fol lowing theboremony a dainty lunch eon was served the tables being dec orated in white and pink later tho bride and groom left amid showers of confetti and good wuhes for a short honeymoon tour the bride travelled in a very smart frock of honey dew jflat silk crepe her coat was of rosewood velour thmmedftvlth fur her luilt gloves shoes and hosiery blending with her travelling costume op their return mr and mrs dunbar will re side in acton i a law not generally observed it is clearly evident that drivers of vehicles are cither ignorant of the law respecting overhanging loads or they are cuipably careless as to its observ ance section 34 of the highway traffic act says evert- vehicle car- rylngaloadwbiohr overhangsherenr of the vehicle to the extant of five feet or tnqre display upon such over hanging load at the extreme rear end thereof at all times between dusk and dawn a red light and at all other times a red flag or n red wooden or motafvdgn sufficient to- indicate the projection of such load any person vlolattmr this law shall incur a penalty of not less than 600 nor more ttan jo for a first offence 10 to 26 for second offence 25 to sg0 for third of fence and in nddltlon may hays bis license suspended for 60 drym tfrls inw is for the projection of other ve hicle or persons and i not difficult of qbreryancs a 10c red bandana hantl- k r chief which the driver can iently carry in his pocket when not in use will comply with the law when ilea on an overhanging load twice on monday this law was violated by drivers conveying ibng tenstha of metal piping on mill street tho law applies to horse- vehicles as well ns motor trucks cars ate v trlats of- speed 218 trot or pace wallace bros ganot ill thomas williamson private powell 2 2 2 230 trot or pace george mcdonald betty k 111 thomas williamson tom woods 2 2 2 james frank clay boy 3 3 3 runn ing race wm beavers g t beardmore w bennett best and fastest road hprse d robertson co n h brown g lorree potato race on horseback g t- beardmore w bennett slow auto race d f west miss myrtle pickett- heavy horses clydesdales brood mare j g gullos j r cree spring xolt j g gillies qnejyearpwgej r- cree j g gillies james mclean twoyearold gelding or filly r- w lowrlc robert kerr robert tuck threeyearoidgekilngor filly rr tuck j g gillies best in class rr w lowrle percheron brood mare a a mcdonald spring colt duncan mcdougall oneyearold gelding or filly a a mcdonald john graff twoyearol gelding or filly w tlaldlawr ottawa sept aillt hon wil liam lyon mackenrlc king la again prime minister he and his cabinet tooitince on saturday the cabinet is as was previously published in tho dally papers except that colonel ral ston stated as minister of defence la not included this ommlsslon isoniy temporary and will shortly bo adjust- ed th6 cabinet follows prime minister right hon w l mackenzie king finance hon j a robb justices hon ernest lapointe hailwayshon ca dunning- interior hon chaa stewart public works hon j c el liott agriculture hon w r motherwell trade and commercehon james malcolm custpms and excise hon w d euler health and d s c r hon dr x h king immigration hon robt forke postmastergeneral hon p j venlol marine- and fisheries hon p j a cardln solicitorgeneral hon lucien cannon secretary of state hon fernand rinfret labor hon peter heenan in announcing his cabinet mr mackenzie king pointed out that no cabinet appointment had been made from prince edward island prince edward island has not been overlook ed he said i hope within a few days by means of reorganization of certain government departments to have that province represented in the now government ne government is considered much stronger and more representa tlve than that which appealed to tfor country in 1925 after assuming office premier king made several important announce ments as has been anticipated hon vincent massey goes to washington as the new canadian envoy but pre vious to becoming the canadian am bassador at the american capital he will accompany premier king to london to discuss with the british government his new position and duties while the several british ambas sadors at washington had rendered admirable service to canada business with the united states had attained such proportions as to convince the dominion government that canadian interests could be adequately served only by n canadian representative in washington rally day services impressive programmes by tho sun day school of knox and the united churches the sunday school rally day ser vice took the morning servlco at knox church and wasnidt interesting in all respects tho responsive exercises the recitations by the scholars tho singing and tho orchestral numbers were all interesting the feature of the service was tho presentation of diplomas by the sup- erlntcndent mr w m cooper to the graduates of the various departments of the school and the address to the graduates by the pastor rev a c stewart ma tho congregation had ample evidence that tho sunday school is doing effective work which will mean much to the future of the church and the community threeyesrold goldlngor flhy george ingles t j brownrldge w- p laldlaw best in class george ingtes heavy horses in harness span of drafts j g giltlcs itobt tuck 1 span agriculturalduncan mc dougall gdufneld span general purpose j w cantc- lon james goldle w p laldlaw best in class j w cantelon horse spec ale tfgm prpp htr- lir fwtitini the sunday school of the united church made- their rally day service a special one and held it af230 in the afternoon in tho auditorium ot the church there was a large attendance by both scholars and visitors the slogan of tho day was rallying for service and jthe programme breathed forthof loyalty and service togod to tho church and to the school a pageant united tor service wasjoxcejnglylwllreaented lta leading thought was the strength ot the united church in its new oppor tunities for disseminating the gospel of jesus christ in regions both in canada and abroad where it has riot hitherto been proclaimed for the sucedss of this feature much credit is due to the pastor liev r e zimmer man ba durlngtlier service a presentation was made to the tuxis boys of a framed picture of sir galahad the muchadmired pattern whose char acter the boys aim to imitate miss minnie 2 bennet and the superinten dent mr a t- brown made the pres entation on behalf of the school and master elvln g arable of the tuxis class replied a special offering of 92660 was giv en for the funds of tho sunday school department of tho general council wo pay y part time while leafft- ing garage work battery welding bricklaying plastering also barber- lng act now call or write for free catalogue hemphills schools 13 king st w toronto my wo03eri4nd- friday october 1 the ralnmakeir ovedrmi pt iegqhcrntlon pftttolnp eirifut triieneo tll flam collier jr and qcorgki halo the dnnco hall girl of chnrlo chaplins gold ituhh comedy live coward kn- oaramh gatupoay octobfb j cowboand countow wvaterir with- puck jonon comedy ohonry short tory prom tho cabbys jeat fox news tue8day october s say ifagaln wltkrjehaott dlx chapter 4 of wild el comedy dnnkerouh curves behind coming october 8 1 the black pfatr with soublas fairbanks noxt charleston contest friday october ib r u gregory son six tube receiver the rich dark brown crystalline cabinet is made tow shield com pletely the electrical assembly 4nnlde the set is nonradiating and non squealing la selective and has splendid volume ana tone hav ing only the one diai it is very easy to tune in stations taking less than a second to turn from pne station jto another this set at only 9800 is wonderful yaloe deforest crosley c5 compact the compact trim appearance bf this fivetube t r f model devoid of ail oldfashioned dials and controls is expressive of an efficiency providing tremendous range and power thf elinrailtl taw nmhtutvintr fh whanftnn- nwhy p-tipl- of balance it reproduces with unusual vitality and realism of tone is extremely selective is nonoscillating and non radiating the new dc station selector pernlfs tuning- with one hand the allsteel chassis shields all component parts from interference the cabinet by mclagan is of selected walnut price need no longer be a deterrent to purchasing radio as this deforest crosley set at 7800 will give yon theut- jnost satisfaction this set was heard as far as cobble hu on election night ever there is another point of dis tinction which has jrlven it continent al reputation one sees this immed iately on enquiring at the local book store for photographic post cards for those most in evidence are reproduc tions of outstanding features of jack miners bird paradise juat outside the village heretofore no one of conse quence has visited klngsvllle without seeing the m horne and hh wond ers there will be leespfmlscous visiting hereafter fou uncle jack like many either gpod souls whq have done sflrnehlng remarkable for the public welfare which has made them famous has suffered from his fame when it is known that not once but repeatedly he tins come home from church recently to find absolute strangers in cool possession of his house and grounds his attitude in closing the place to tho general pub lie will readily be understood for r th l and t s lald to a proper depth to prevent frees ing mr parker was asked to have mr blnlr repair the roof at tho town hall immediately to prevent further dam age to the ceiling the superintendent of the water works department was given rulings on several hems in connection with the collection of rates want federal prohibition tht evangelical church cell upon provincial and fsderal govern menta above prices are without equtpmett at brown 4 get your job printing at the free press i4r have both had friendly relations with uncle jack for some years eo that whenr on inquiring the way to the miner place we were informed that there was no use in going that the public were not now admitted we could afford- to smile one of those hap py 1 know better smiles true enough the miner gate was locked and a notice pouched in undo jacks characteristic andkindly lan guage forbade entrance but when the scribe hunted up uncle jack in person where he wan working over some giant aeworplpe out in the adjacent field the open sesame came immediately and a ctiaraclerlstlcallyhearty wel come was given immediately it is an unique oxnerienc fhiph piobabjy cannot bo enjoyed rnyhero euio in arnetlcfi a iatq the splendid mner home bul of brick made on e pramlaes and trimmed with oak treasured in the family for years to be ushered into a llylng-ob- conc on fags three fl at a meeting of the ministerial as sociation of the hamilton district of the evungcllcul church held nt mor- rlston last week over which rev w slppcll of pelham presided the fop inwlfig resoiutlgn was iwibhcd whereas the greatest success in dealing f with the evils of the liquor traffic was effected during the time of the war when prohibition in the province of ontario was protected by the dominion wartime prohibition measure of the federal government of which the iveople of ontario ex pressed their approval by registering in apleblscite an immense majority for the continuance 7 the o t a thereby indlcjhjng that the people of this province favor real prohibition therefore be ft resolved that we cull upon our provincial and federar gpv- ernnjenta to make the prohibition of the liquor trnfflc fpr bcyerngd wax poses effectlyo tq the if m 11 extent ofne powers vested in 8ci4ntif1erpalmit heira monday naxt havm your hands read know your self has read for hospital and specialists station hotel hours 10 till 10 terms 100 adv james goldle co llmltedrgcorge ingles t j brownrldgp i best four horses j g gillies best handled spring oolt james martin john gran duncan mc- doognld best managed team james martin james goldle oo limited light hor8e3 hackneys brood mare n f lindsay robert kerr spring colt robt kerr n f lindsay twoyearold gelding or filly john snow best in class robert kerr t roadsters brood mure j mclean john graff spring colt jumes martin john graff j mclean oneyearold gelding or fllly wal lace bros frank muck james martin royear otdgia ihgsrfiiiyjttsr martin wallace bros best in class wallace bros light horeaa in harness single carriage fred jwrigglcs- worth robert kectvmnn bros span of carriage horamann bros robert kerr w o- elliott single rnndstr d robertson co george lorree j devereaux hbpnn koadatera d robertson co howard sjnolalr jemes martin single roadster james martin saddle horse james martin specials novelty raco t j itrowndge running race william burro wh g t beardmore j renrtott best and fastest road horsv d robertson co n h brown george lorree slow auto race d r went myrtle pickett potato race g tv beardmore j bennett concluded op page two fall fair notes a good many people including tho officers and directors are really thank ful for the weather with which the fair was favored the new ladles rest room on the fair grounds was much appreciated tho new judges stand on the park track jooks fiko an indication that trials of speed are to continuo to be a feature of tho fair a good many people would like- to see tho cattle receive like consideration a very fine exhibit of cut flower was made by mr frank morgan oc the runneymcdo nurseries which wasi admired by all visitors a section de voted to dan lies was especially credit- able and many flower lovers consider ed it to be equal to tho display ufc toronto exhibition tho collection in cluded numerous other flowers all of which were admired mrf morgan wast notshowl n bfor camp otltlon rbnttar display tho products of his gardens it added considerably totho splendid showing of the floral department one of the moat interested and hap py visitors to the fair was mrs ritchie widow of die late james ritchie for years superintendent of vvorksipf guelph mrs ritchie who is in her 92nd year niet riany old friends in acton during her visit tho toronto telegram says in spite of the weather tho annual fair nt acton was an unqualified success the rain jicld off and the crowds came pouring in itecont improve ment on tho grounds especially around the entrance have brought the appearance of the grounds up one hundred per cent tho scientific palmist here mon- day at station hotel who has read for uhenpltals and specialists will be here for a few days only have your hand xead- 31 4- ftislittsi