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1 hirtha afarrlaffci and dtlis are now charged for at tns following rtes births roc marriages 50 oeathf wci memorial curds 50c 10c per line extra lor poems born maoarthujl in aoton on wodnes- ility september 15 1020 to mr and mia fred it macarthur a aon 10 itojr mervln died joyce at milton on saturday sop- lomber 2gu1t 1926 sarralol joyce in hie 70th year near at ills residence goorfirotown on wcflncsduy september 22 1020 fred s near j p need 72 yearn coxbbck at 43 humlioroldo aw toronto on september 3rd tjr john snowden infant son o and mrs josoph cotbcck formenjy of montlclllo tubby stiddonly of hoart failure following pneumonia on thursday soptomber 23rd 1926 at the resi dence of ihls son chos m tubpy seattle w w georso tubby son of the lato chas tubby acton ont 2th artbrt3ffrwp0fl thursday september 30 1926 brief local news tho bl pufflpkmsarc coming in now now for a spoil of bright clear autumn weather the fall fair which strikes fair weather fares woll s tho nuts are falling since the frosts a few nlghta ago another week will eee the end of tho list of fal fairs of 1926 saturday nights cold dip nipped tho flowers and tho tender vines good morning have you renew ed your frkb pnisss subscription now autumn cornea across rich lands with gathering- color in her hand some pooplo feel as if they would liko tosco- dry weather prevail until snow comes theroi be no complaint this fall that the swamps are not sufficiently filled up for winter tho contractors have commenced work on main street roadway and aro putting in tho trunk sower lifes social side mrsjamea l warron visited acton friends inst week miss ettfe dills was homo from tor onto over sunday miss bertlo spolght spont saturday with friends at kitchener r mr wlllum kaloy of detroit is vlaulng ut his homo liore miss jean kennedy returned to tor onto university on tuesday mr and mrs a t brown vlaltetl friends in strajford yesterday mr and mrs o h brown spont sunday with kitchener frionds miss marion burns of quelph via ltcd acton friend m on sunday mr and mrs x mcgrogor ouolph visited acton fi lends last week mr and mis joseph little bramp ton spent fair day at tho old home rev and mrs r e zimmerman aro visiting friends in london this week mr w d forbes of toronto visit ed friends in town a day last week mr and mrs bothune of guelph were guests at mrs john barrs fair pay mr and mrs c norrlsh of nassa gaweya visited acton friends last week mr james a matthews of orange vllle spent thursday with acton friends misses helen coxo and helen mc donald left for toronto university on tuesday mr john m wa of toronto neighborhood news limehou3e anniversary services wilt bo hold in tho presbyterian church on sun day october 10th rov mr mc- donnldof lucknow will bo the mln later for tho day obituary churchill 3s noen ibscribc now forlhe andenjoy its regular visits during- tho long autumn and winter evenings amcother and daughter banquet will be held in tho united church on friday evening october 8th at 630 oclock tho ospringro church choir la pre paring a harvest cantata entitled reaping ttaxo which will be rend- ored shortly milton young peoples league will pay a fraternal visit to the young peopled league of acton united church next monday evening x eramosft township council will collect taxes to an aggregate of 60- 10422 this year of this amount the county rate requires 92266115 the town of stayner is paving its main street at a cost of 12948645 six thousand dollars of this amount will be county and provincial grants guelptts total assessment this year is 16037527 of this 2600650 is exempt from taxation tho popula tion is 10007 223 less than last year jersoya from the stock of b h bull son brampton captured four teen of the eighteen first awards at the eastern states exhibition at springfield tiuass- last week communion and reception ser vices in the- united church next sun day morning preparatory service this evening with rev n a hurl bur t of milton as the preacher the days are growing shorter night closes in earlier now terrace and tennis court and bowling green aro about departed lire has turned toward tho indoors atftumn is really here due to tho wet weather of tho post few weeks considerable anxiety is be ing felt for the potato crop on low lands higher prices than the aver age at this time of year- ore being asked for potatoes was among tho visitors to town on fair day miss grace armstrong of bramp ton visited friends in town one day last week mr angus kennedy has registered at toronto university for a course in pharmacy mr edward matthews of kitchen er spent a day or so last week wlth acton friends mr john a mcklnnon who has been at niagara falls since lost spring returned homo last week mr and mrs frank j browning of toronto spent the weekend at tho homo of mr georsre dills mr and mrs park j dills of ophlr colorado are holidaying at the home of his father mr george dills mr and mrs tom tolton and mr and mrs lindsay tolton of guelph visited mrs john barr oa-jseednea- day mr and mrs levern rouse and mrs qg ware guests at mrs j barrs during tho week mrs alexander mclean of pusllnch was the guest of mr and mrs john cameron for a couple of days last week tho ontario dental health day to be held on wednesday october 20th t will include among its activities free dental examination and advice to be given by the dentists to all who re quest it at this time according o figures compiled at the ofllce of the city treasurer issue of dog tags from the first of tho year to date amounts to 116480 lags having been dlsposedof at the meeting of tho niagara presbytery held in thorold tho pastor of the port colborno unkod church the rov i m moyer was honored toy being elected chairman at the pres bytery for the ensuing year was here on fair day rcnowing ac qualtitances in the- home of his child hood mrs james allan and little daugh ter irene of royal oak mich are visiting relatives and friends of this vicinity mrs earl o brown and mrs albert brown of kitchener spent show day with mr and mrs g h brown bower avenue mr kenneth mcleod of nassagai weya visited his daughter mrs m sayers during tho week and attend ed acton fall fair mr and mrs wl x frick mr r gibbons mr and mrs esolman and torrle were hero from toronto for the four on wednesday mr and mrs jeremiah belp spent- sunday with nassaigaweya friends and attended the anniversary services in he church there mr and mrs edwin landsbrough and vera of kitchener visited atjihe home of mr ond mrs wm lands- borough over sunday mr and mrs wkn buck and family of campbell vllle spenta day last week with mr and mrs w d mc- arthur church street mr harold wansbrough has re turned to his bank duties in toronto after spending two weeks holidays at his parents home here mrs uuit dobbio of kitchener and mrs catharlno livingstone of georgetown visited their neico mrs w d mcarthur last wednesday mr and mrs fred habcock daugh ter eunice and miss maine of mil ton visited at the home of mr and mrs tvm landsborougn on sunday mr and mrs frank wickins daughter jean and mr william an derson gait spent sunday at the home of mr and mrs win lands- brough mrs chas mclam mr and mrs norman mosaics and master blhie garvin of toronto visited at tho ho mrs charles l wood of que th daughter of mr and mrs john be yd fifth line erin who undorwcnt an op- oration for appendldltls inst wedms day is progressing nicely m crew sons corners this community has beensinguhuly free from tho ravages of tho sneaking poultry thieves who have been operat ing so freely in some sections un fortunately their attontlon has been turned in this direction lately on monday night of last week mr john browns flock of about fifty hens and chickens was stolen friday night the thieves visited thb poultry yard of mr and mrs john dennis a concession west on the hlghwayand- their flock of youngtblrds was taken the authorities are investigating some suspicious circumstances which havo arisen mr and mrs aird and lee of ken- ora are visiting relatives here mrs alex burns of vancouv is spending a few weeks in ao old li mc mrs william dennis and liss hoxel returned homo on saturday- from a months visit with friends at eden man miss constance stevens of toronto is visiting again at tho homo of mr georgo graham oakville tho ladles of palermo united church will hold an oldfashioned tea- meeting in the community hall thero on monday evening october 4th knox church ladles aid will hold a rummage sale in the church hall on saturday afternoon october 16th at two oclock standard time was resumed on sunday and now our cltniens are in harmony with the rest of the world on tho time question a large gang of men aro working on the construction of tho new build ing for tho tannery tho foundations havo been laid and the walls for the flrststory- arepretty twell completed the residents on kerr street north of stewart fltreet have finally peti tioned the council asking that the pavement from 170 feot north of stewart street be made eighteen feet y the same as south of that point w b somerset of nelson townshi has been appointed by the ontarli government to- superintend- the sale of mc w l armstrong of muverton l apples in london england h fmr rrwitr nc j aytumn and winter dr edward fish mrs fish and two children from china spent several days last week with mr and mrs r h post of postvijie dr fish is u medical missionary to china and is home on furlough for a year or so it la now practically assured that oakvllle is to have a spacious and modern athletic clubhouse the plan is to purchase the present hangar or main building at the fair grounds and remove it to a slto adjacent to the aquatic club- star rockwood fited s near j f after a tedious illness of soveial years fred s near passed away at his home in georgetown last wednes day 22nd inst mr near wus born in erin township seventy- two years ago ho spent his hifo in thtf neigh borhood going to hlrf own farm lot 32 ninth line esqucslng when ho wns married his devoted wife who was miss christina h0ndetson daugh- tor of the late james henderson or the fifth lino survives as also hl son and daughter william of hornby and mrs nettie re id of manitoba mr near took a keen interest in the affairs of the communlfytfor many years ho was superintendent of the methodist sunday school at balllna- fud ho was a godly man and his in fluence wns worth much to the rising generation in municipal matters ho was a helpful citizen for years bo was a member of esquesihg- council and twice was elected to the reevo- shij- he was also honored with ap pointment as a justice of the peace and in this ho was not a figurehead he endeavored to fulfil tho duties of the ofllco faithfully and on tho bench proved himself a man of wisdom and justice he was a goodnoighbor and warm friend about fifteen tfears ago he retired from farming and wont to georgetown to reside the funer al on frlday attended by a largo concourse of friends and his former neighbors at balllnafad tho funeral wad hold under mason i a auspices p ttr throhp m nn miypnntnr interment was made at greenwood cemetery georgetown rupture expert here do you suffer from rupture if so your big opportunity has ntfw arrived mr reavely tho noted rupture export will be at the station hotel for one titty only friday october 1st and will bo pleased to give free examination to any sufferer and to demonstrate hla famous applianc this appliance will contract tho opening in 10 to 15 days and will cure cases in from three to six months this appliance is posi tively demonstrated to you right on your own person without any charge you do not spend penny unless you are fully satisfied that r is the right appliance for you a consultation with mr reavely will edst you nothing dont let this opportunity get away jfrotw y re t jlate ctemn auction sale it ca lb cattle sheep pig and implements celebrate wth anni- ve3a11y hslton rifle psrsdd undr the command of major pdly mc on saturday tho sixtieth anniversary of the for mation of the haltan rifles was cele- brated at georgetown on saturday afternoon in connection with tho an- t tnualesnuesinr fall falr8omeonfvaletong nicely present nt8tnjwtat the unit paraded under the command of major pedley mc and to the accompaniment of the haltoa rifles band or milton and the bugle bond of ookvime the saluto was taken by major l grant tho oldest exofllcer of the unit with him at the saluting base were lieut- col con over brigadier of the s6th infantry regiment and lieut- col g o brown former commanding officer of the sxauon rifles sorgt godfrey who joined the unit in 1868 was present at the drill supper was served to the boys of the regiment soon after the march past the programme of sports and physical training exhibltlori having been cancelled owing to the weather the day finished with n dance in the armouries it was announced that the annual 35th infantry brigade staff ride is planned for october 16th and win take placo neaf richmond hill in york county a large representation of the halton rifles will attend this instruc tiohal event avfcekly training will bo held in tho drill hall at acton every friday even- ing at eight oclock applications may be handed in to company sergeant- major trotter i last week mrsjanetgardin0twho has been visiting at the home of mr and mrs w k graham knox avenue for the past two weeks left for her home in walton on saturday mr and mrs robert beorhopc who have been boarding since they came to canada a couple of months ago will shortly be settled in their now home ori beard moro crescent mr and mrs wm cooper mr an mrs jrved cooper and mrs david mcenery mr e reswick and h p moore p m attended the funeraof the lato fred 3 near j p at george town on friday miss emma robinson who was at her home at kenllworth for several weeks owing o the serious illness of miss minnie returned to moorecroft on tuesday her slsjer is now con- f milton band new mhitsry 1 tho miltonjoliiiena band has been appointed regimental band of tho halton rifles with w it dewnr as bandmaster by the militia department fit canada the members received their new khaki uniforms jut wek and took part in the tattoo at oak vllle on monday night they ali6 attended the halton rifles diamond jubilee celebration at georgetown on saturday- acton band was offered thjs regimental position some time ago butvleclined owing to the lncon- vsnlenwrwldch would be entailed on some ac the members who hold im portant positions miss cassle mophall of toronto was here for a few days this week the guest of mrs george murray rower avenue miss mcphall met many friends of former dafys when she was a resident of acton prior to her ac cepting a position as teacher in new tork mr i and mrs thomas rumley iacton announce the engagement of their youngest daughter viola mae to mr rdssell s townsend only son of mr and mrs richard townsend of whltestone long inland new york the marriage to tako plac quietly early in qctober mr nnd mrs alfred hulmer oak vllle announce tho engagement pf their eldest daughter charlotte blanche to mr charles james robin son youngest son of mrs eleanor nnd the late george h robinson toronto the marriage will tako place vory quietly this month while in leamington the other day the editor had the pleasure of meeting mr j mutrle whb some years ago was a member of the staff pf the mer chants bank here and made numerous friends in acton mr mutrle is now manager of the bank of montreal at leamington and ho had the pleasure of superintending tho erection tit a fine new bank building there two years ago and stands high in the estima tion of the community mr- mutrle is a- married man now has a very happy home and best of all in the father of seven children rally pay services last sunday were well attended in the churches here and the edifices wero profusely decor- atd for the occasion as it happened it was very fortunate that flowers and other garden stuff used for decora tion purposes were gathored before saturday nights frost otherwise the decorations would have beon some whatincompjete v at the presbyterian services in the morning a quartette from acton as sisted the choir and save a couple of selections which were very much ap preciated the services at st johns church on sunday afternoon were largely at tended the speaker for a service in above church on tuesday evening was the rev t f w do poneler of st patricks church guelph mr and mrs j e carton and son ross returned last week from their trip to tho pacific coast while there they motored through some of the fire- swept timber areas for over fifty miles it must be a hard thing to realize to see so much material ruin ed much of that beyond recovery for further use mrs dr clancy of medford oregon arrived last week on a visit to her parents mrand mrs robert pass- more and sister mrs angus carter and brother will on tho farm miss margfarot locker of toronto was home the latter part of tho week aiafljoln h vat o d hero over sunday- frank guild of toronto is up for a few days miss annie harris now house js hearing completion and win mc cutcheon is having a busy time this fall at presont he is working at huttonvillo but will be back soon to finish his work on tho new houso here mr harris sister mrs wjlcox and her husband who are on furlough from china are visiting- here miss alice jollffo who attended alma college lost year at st thomai woe a recent visitor at her grand fathers mr johrt jolllflcos mrs w wardlpsisand son leonard of guelph andmiss myrtle moore motored to niagara falls on a visit to mr and mrs everett e lavlness mr john warden piano tuner of toronto is on his rounds in the vll inge and vicinity mrflta3r0r who-spcrrt- thcnruinmer- with her mother mrs a j mcalear is returning to her home in toronto after a holiday trip with her husband who was up over a week ago mrs mcalear is going tfeafout up the house before long nnd spend tws winter elsewhere tho undersigned has received in structions from- russell john80n to sell by public auction nt the farm lot 4 concession 4 erin township o miles above actori on thursday october 14th at 1230 oclock sharp the following horses bay mare 6 years sup posed to bo 1n foal to sir milton gray horse percheron 6 years bay mare 10 years supposed to be in foal to sir milton bay colt percheron 1 year cattle polled angus cow 7 years fresh durham cow 6 years in a month holsteln cow 7 years due december 1st jersey heifer 3 years to calf soon jersey cow duo january 23rd holsteln cow not bred durhanr cow 5 years bred september 1st durham cow 5 years with calf holsteln cows 7 and 4 years duo april 3rd 2 durham heifers due april 4 extra good holsteln cow fresh durham cow frpsh 3 butchers cattle 2 heavy steers weight about 11100 lbs veal calf 4 heifer calves pigs 10 chunks pigs york s shoats york sow not bred yorksow due thne of sale tork sow 1st utter due october 25th sheep 9 breeding ewes 6 iambs poultry 16 hens 1 duolc 1 drake grain and roots a few tons of hay 100 bushel wheat 200 bushel barley 100 bubhel good buckwheat sliver hull about 26 bushel alfalfa if threshed 10 twgs potatoes 300 bushels of mangels implements new melotto sep arator 14 months ago milk paus set bench sleighs sot sloop sleighs deeiing mower mosaeybarrls cul tivator- bain wagon as good as new 2furrow plow single plow harrows hay rack pig crate mosseyharris seed drill bag of stock food root pulper 2- turnip knives roller 50 cedar posts 6 cords 4foot green hard wood several little articles a mow of straw to bo fed on place everything wliitje sold without re serve as our lease is expired and the home place is for sale or rent but i had to keep the old team and drjver and teaming outfit for to flnlsn the wood contrrnct this wlntcrdinner will be provided for those coming v surprised when htsaw canada a letter from alberta says mr alfred rlhhop who ciimo to this dls- tirt fiom tli- united fitn ton has writ ten back some of his iniprcfjulons of the country to mr o c rutledgc canadian government agent at syra cuse new yoik siyw mr itiuhop i nm koink to tell you what t uunk-ox- the canadian west i was sui prised whiii i saw the amount of wheat brown in canada thin country ii tho land of opportunity and theio is pifhty or it party of english boys arrive mi guelph fortptwo moro old country boys arrived on monday at vimy ridge farm guelph whero they will learn the rudiments of canadian methods of ngrlculturo before they are placed on farms throughout tho province thoy sailed about ten days ago on tho 3 8 montolair nnd they como from all parts of england and sqotlnnd- this will bo the last group to sulj this year though larger numbers than ever aro expected tocomo next spring extra money this foil in flitaro or full tlrdo taking orders for imperial art xmas greotlnrj cardff 100 easily earned in a mpjith liberal commission a sample book free british camadian 53 wollinaton st wet toronto staon a wonderful home treatment for the healing of varicoso ulcorw running sores eczema etc while- working write for particulars to nurso donckor 610 portago avo winnipeg man mrs lu menzies roso du lac man writes am glad to tell you that ulcers on my legs aro hoalcd i cannot bo sufficiently grateful enough to you for tho re lief i have experienced by the use of your treatment tho scalding pains i suffered day and night ceas ed after the first application of your trentment considering what a bad leg i had i think the curejuat wonderful special prices on school shoes work shoes mens and womens fine shoes harry hari risoifs red jand whitexhainstore jjw- ffineseropriet special for thursday friday saturday potatoes i peck oa rolled oats 5 lbs for rolled oats 90 it sack 25c 350 clover honey 5 lb yc pail 4 dc seryus catsup regu- a iar 25c for ic maple leaf flour f or 24 lbs 10 granulated sugar ttcm 10 lbs r odc brooms extra jc value toc mclean co muhstreet acton i yarns yarns i yarns scotch fingering yarns we stock the very best scotch fingering yarn colors are black white gray cardinal buff brown and navy heather mixture ask to see our buffalo scotch fingering try it once and you will never regret it factory yarns factory yarns in two and three ply in black white grays red and blue every skein is guaranteed to give statisfaction for socks mitts etc r apollo yarns apollo yarns for fine knitting we stock this yarn 1 c 11 shades extra good value at per ball ioc in all blankets blankets flannelette blankets iargedoubtebed size ibex gray and white the best flannelette blanket made for the money special price per pair 260 extra wide flannelette 300 yards extra wide flannelette in stripes and oc whites special at ctdc white flannelette 150 yards white flannelette 27 inches wide oa special at per yard uuc mclean co boll street acton ont terms all sums of 2000 and under cash over that amount 11 months credit on approvod joint notes hay trrahl roots uosts wood potatoob 3 months veal calvoa and fowl cosh b oftt for cash roy hindley c o plank clark auotionaer executor8 auction sale of farm 8t0ck implements and furniture tho undersigned has received in structions from tho executors of the estate of the late james h reid to sell by public auction at the farm lot 16 nerval road between oeor fk here is a sweet that is delicious nourishing bensons golden syrup the canada starch co limited montreal selling out i am instructed by f nicols co to have this store spld out and closed up within 21 days we must dispose of this stock to the bare walls goods are given away at next to noth ing come and buy at your own price ten youner mens suits regu lar 150o soiling out sale 4698 ten mens blue suits rosu- lar j250o salo price 1295 75 pair of boots and shoos regular- e 00 sale price 300 no more no less mens dross shirts regular 260 sale price 98c ono to a customer mens flannelette work shirts 89c mens work sweaters 139 mena caps regular up to 2 50 for 12s mens overalls and smocks regular 275 salo price 149 mons socks apairfor 25c mons working mitts 29c mons bow ties 15c mens raincoats regular 10 for j30o youths combination overalls sizes up to 14 years regular 300 for 98c take notice that this slock must be sold without delay posiuvely no reserve sale starts sharp at 10 am friday october 1 and will continue until october 16 yojj will have to blame yourself if you dont come early enough to get these bargains we have also a lot more bar- gains in the store but we cannot mention them as we are press ed for in this column w towhandrnorvalroit- wednesday qcto0er ci 8th police cotjrt news three toronto men s caught in a stolen ear after the ahootln of rev o e tall man nt jordon loat thura- day evening on monday morning pleaded ffuilty to charges preferred agnlnat them and were all immediately sentenced by police magistrate camp bell to terms in the kingston peni tentiary as- follows harty hedder- son wrqrht avenue dfirlver of tho car robbery flvo years wm stover argyl streets shooting with intent to raalmo nix years john carr bll- wooda avenue robbery seven yean philip monahnn and srnest snell were- both sentenced totwo years in the kingston jponltentlary by magis trate wntt in the guelph police court on wednesday when they jpteaded truilty to charcres of breaking away frm the ontario reformatory where thoy wero serving sentence harvest festival at 8t albans church interesting harvest festival ser vices irere held in st albans church inst evening rev canon davis ofi st james church quejph addressed the congregation ho wns assisted in the service by rev mr sawyer the rector the floral decorations wero seasonable and attraotlvo w p mooney who was arrested on pair day 1y inspector reevely and chief mcpherson came before folfco magistrate moore for trial on thurs day morning he was charged with being intoxicated in a public place 6 wing to the numerous previous con- vlotfbnsof the defendant who pleaded guilty lie was fined the maximum penalty fqr his offence xstny qlenwilliams appeared before police magistrate moore on tuesday charged by chief mcpheraon with reckless driving- at tho cqrnor- of mill and main streets on sunday 10th inst the accused pleaded guilty and was i fined 10 and costs or ten days- in jall at one oclock the following horskh hoavy horso lu yrsr g- p horse 7 yr span g p horses and 6 yrs cattle 2 holsteln cows cftlf at mrte 4 holsteln cows due time of rale holsteln cow due dec 18th holsteln cow holsteln cow due december 31 holsteln cow due jan 1st holsteln cow due jon 12th 3 holsteln cows duo in march 3 hol steln cows duo in february 2 year old heifer duo in dec 2 twoyearold helfera due in march hoistejnukuil- rlslng 2 years 2 spring calves mh binder 7 ft with fore car- rffe mh mowor 5 ft m-h- eprlng tooth cultivjilor mh seed drill 13 jioes disc mh com bindor two row corn cultivator roller dia mond harrow 4 sections single fur row riding- plow double furrow plow 2 walking plows wagon and box 2 set bob sleighs cutter fcugy light sleighs milk wagon fanning mill sot of scales hay rack root pulperi jtur- nlp drill gasolene engine milking machine sharpies cream separator extension ladder pump jack grind stone grass aeeewf pillk tnnlc water trough 2 galvanlssd barrels hwer clipper and many other ftrtjejos used on a farm harness 2 sot benvy imcffess set ot single harness set tight wagon fearness hay nd oltajr a quantity of mixed hay quantity of oats and bar ley 7 acres starming corn fuiw1turb dining room wal nut extension table watnuf slde- boftrdfl dining room chairs ftucji organ 2 rookere carpet parlor walnut parlor suite walnut table parlor rug hall rack bedroom furniture bed room suites 2 carpets hall carpet 2 sets bedroom dishes kitchen range moffat refrigera tor lamps dlsjies and other kitchen utensils fowiv 5 geese 3 ducks so hone terms all eums of 20 and under cash over that amount 13 months credit on approved joint notes hay fowl grain furniture cash ben petchauctlonmr valuemeansmore value is what you get at the acton produce grocery go the price of groceries is what yqu pay the value is wbatougetjv quality and price wicols economy store the perfect loaf is baked from the perfect ffqur ftuy our whole wheat flour and your money is purchaainjr the finest grade that tho markot af fords from tho golden wheat fields of the west it is milled into a healthbuildlng nutritious food norval flour mills w b browne co prop norval ont kings choice national norval j bread floui pmmty blond boll 00 r 2 phones munlcpal sir r 3 1 a granulated co iw sugar ooc scratch feed 13 lbs ca gjhger snaps 2 1 c ojr ctdq bacon pack bacon per tt 65r side bason per fb 45c banquet sardines 4 tins 25c kings choice bread flour 98 lb bags 475 24 lb bags 125 i norval pastry flour 24 rbs for 89c 24 lbs excclsiocfor 89c 7 lbs norval for 35c 7 lbs excelsior for 80c the acton produce grocery co c k browne prop leishman block acton specials for this week beef cuts ste0klloa8t per lb jfic runip roust round nd perib rn t rt7t tsc ruhip roast huujo end per lb j7c porterhoupo roat ner lb 2g to i7o wing roast per lb jjqc choice rib ruitnt pop b r isc o ftto thick rib roast per lb 7 to tto round shoulder ronet per lb i7e blade roust per lb t6 to 17c stewing reef per to m loo to lt rib doll pel lb 2v4 veal cuts rump roast per lb 25c to sfic sirloin lionet per lb 27c to 29c thick shoulder per ih 22c to 23c round shoulder per lb 23o to 24e stewlnir veal por lb i 12j4c to 13c shortening poerless shortening 3 lb pall v ka peerless shortening fi lb pail net weight qoo peerless shortening 1 lb urlcka 2 for 36o f special bargain 3 lb pailof shortening 1 bottle of peerless catsup 2 rosthamburg sjeak all j a a w j patterson store closed wednesday afternoons at 120 noon j