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il matti li- and deaths are now rate birth rda5oc ioo per une ext for pociqs birth marrlaaei and do charged for at the following marriages so death- jpc memorial died ialccynlsu in ulluburjj oil wed- noaday december j 1926 jumos palconor in his 03rd your flank at his home lot 2 townllne runiohu on tueutfay icpmbor 7 1326 william plank in bis 73rd year mcnallyat george town on no vember 19 minnie souro widow of tho into thomas mcnally in her 62nd yeur laavson in georgetown on -pcuea- rtuy tecomber 7 1928 margaret mabel grant widow of tho late k 1 laweon in ber slat yeaj rice the home of her son wm rico portsmouth kingston on sun day december oth marsarot kaln wife of b- s rice formerly of acton aged 78 years rice at tho homo of his son wm rice portsmouth kingston on monday december 6th e 8 rico formerly of acton aged 78 yeare spear at tho borne of his parents lot 1 con 6 erin on frlay no vember 24 1926 roy alio infant son of mr and mrs arthur f spear aged 8 months hunter al his late residence campbouvillo road halton county on saturday kovember 27 1926 nell hunter son of the late dennis hunter aged 64 years davis at mitcbell on wednesday docombor 1 1826 tabluia lang widow of tho late w r davis j p and mother of harold davis editor of tho advocate in her eightyfirst year y 8bp irto n jffrggjjrgbjg thursday oecembbr 8 1926 briefs local news chtli p-fe- wf- sfcirr sr isfv chribtmas makes children of us all tho snow came jn a burry last friday theres still time todojrour shop- plxig early short days and long evenings are with us now tho- search for christmas gifts goes on apace between one and two feet of snow fell on sunday make your alogun mall cfcrlat- mas parcels early do your christmas ihlnkjng early and avoid the rush christmas saving funds are about rlpe enough to pick anybody ever head a flapper sing homo sweet home tho first taste of sere weather came last friday night make an effort to have a christ mas tree for the kiddles jingle bells commenced tho seasons merry music on sunday sparo an evening this week o write christmas fetters to the some folks select your personal greeting cords today tho printers are ready for you the ponds are frozen up again and the young folks have enjoyed good skating christmas decorations are coming into commission on all sides they ore always attractive tho winters first snow drifts came on sunday morning and the first northeasterly buxxard mrhlllyart exchang ed his fine form near milton for a flour mill in srnjthville the next meeting of jessqueslng council will he held on wednesday december igth at 10 a m rbrder your personal greeting cards without delay they are dis tinct nd always acceptable the farmers have been coming in freely with their sleighs the past two days and report fair sleigh i og ts now fences are belrur erected along tho highways and railways pre paratory for the winter season aoton baa less than ld0o of taxes for 1926 now in arrears fvr munlcl- nailtles have so happy an experience esqucsing township council has granted 5000 forward- the cost of a now roof on tho hall at gjonwimamo in the election for the reeveehlp in georgetown on monday marbln near was elected with a substantial majority now that the elections are over two in a weekrthe people can torn their attention to christmas thoughts and deeds l sundays heavy storm and deep snow interfered with tho atndan at tho churches the congregations were small thin is the morning air thin and clear and brittle as floe glass the light wind tinkle as it flits along the froxen grass 7chyistmas parties for the birds are- now in order now that the snow hast come therein no need to wait until christmas tho village of drayton 1a consid eration the installation of a 15ooa waterworks plant draytons popula tion is about 760 thero was snowshovelling in earnest on monday morning- most everybodyjvas at it and who wereivt should have been acton and district christmas concert woodsldo school s s no 11 erin christmas ebneert deoombor 17 keep this date open admission 25c and 15c wumu macmillun teacher lookl christmsa concert a concert by tho child ron und play a perplexing situation by tho young people will bo given at leslies school on friday december 17th ad mission 25c and lgc christmas concert dont forget tho chrlntmaa con cert to ho held at lor no school on deoember 22 ut 815 pm proceeds are to bo used for tho improvement of school sports admission adults 2bc children 15c everyuho welcome committed to asylum provincial constable oliver drove to a form in erin township yesterday and took into custody a young farmor wko was apliare i il dem -he- ardbtownlo chur hnnrtrrnonv man was brought tp guolph where he n i- a james wallnce hitvold was examined by two physicians who adjudged him insane ha was com mlttcdto hamilton asylum to which institution he was removed friday afternoon quel plj mercury- childrvn- nd thsir cre tho regular monthly mooting of the womens instltuto was held in the band hall lost friday a special in vitation was glveji to the mothers of the community mrs m r moore gave a very interesting and instruc tlve talk on tho characteristics of children and co- operation of parent and teachers which was thoroughly enjoyed after a dainty lunch- the meeting adjourned a sprightly church paper rev c d jjraper of morrison st united church niagara falls is hon editor of a very interesting monthly publication- of eigrht pages setting loijljimttoacalrig its varlou8departments its name is the reflectorv the disseni i nation of the very concise and informational matter it contahjs throughout the congregation must be of very great heheflt and advantage i death of miss mary mcdonald mr alexander mcdonald was at port elgin last week attending the funeral of his sister miss mary- mc donald who had- been an invalid for several years shedied in toronto after treatmentin the hospital there miss mcdonald was a frequent visitor in acton during the residence here of her brother mr nell mcdonald and his family sho was a lady of sterling christian character and an active worker in church and sunday school interesting missionary tea the missionary tea at mrs malcolm mcleans last friday afternoon was a gratifying success there was a fine attendance and a very interesting meeting the address of mrs thomas goldic guclph was much enjoyed a missionary reading was contributed by mrs h p moore a dainty buffer luncheon was served by misses min nie z bennett clara b moore bertie speight and pearl smith mrs mc leans welcome to her home was very cordial to all death of mrs rev james hamilton tho grand rapids mich press gives particulars of the death at her sons home at tampa florida on nb vember 30th of mrs- alice hamilton widow of rev james hamilton who was pastor 6f trinity m e church in gradd rapids about years ago mr hamilton is survived by three sons james p hamilton tampa w a hamilton of kalamaxoo ttnd fred hamilton in oklahoma there are two daughters mrs kenneth ran som of- tampa and mrs james red- ner of battle crock rev mr ham ilton died about three years ago in tampa- he was a native of aoton a brother of mr richard hamilton contractor who lived here- for roany years and then went to erin rev dr hamilton was a frequent visitor to acton and friends here those interesting ada wio have been reading proofs of the christmas shopping ads of actons stores that appear in the franc prsss today they ore as interesting as anything that jne may peruse these days for they speak not only of the approaching yule tide with alt that- means but they illustrate as well the rapid growth of acton and itsde velopment sometimes we arc apt to think of the modern town in terms only of population and of public im provement street paving parks pub lic playgrounds and tf doxen other items of the kind but the real ear mark of the progressive town is its stores the real badge of prosperity is the type tof retail stores a town boasts the advertising colmnns of the newspaper of today demonstrates that fact that acton has stores of which any- town may bo proud and the stores themselves are as interest ing as theade- neighborhood news lorne school tho following is lorno school ro- port for november sr iv vornu murray bafbura guthrie chrlsslo swackhamer jr iv tholma graff ruby mur ray laura johnston st seoond etta- swackhamer graco graff dougattputhrlc jr robert sterrltt horbert mc- pherson jr i elwood johnston beatrice graff dora dennoy trimor ruby mcpherson clifford sterrltt mary crlpps b no 8 na88agaweya the november report of s sno obituary william plank william plank crowsons cornors who has beonjfn falling health for bomu time irtfbbod away on tuesday in hlu 73rd year for more than fifty yoara ho has been an esteomed resi dent of this community was for many years a successful traveller for the storey gjlovo oo mrs plank two sons und three daukhterssur- vlve the funeral will ufc held this thursday afternoon at hrce oclock attho baptist church mr and mlta b s ricb on monday morning information came to mr and mrs a g clarrldge of the death of mrs 1 8 rico sua ceedlng a stroke at the homo of her son wljliam at kingston the mes 8 nassagaweya tcsultcd as follows j sage further stated that mr rice was critically 111 a few hours later an other message came saying that mr nice had also passed away and re questing that arrangements be made for a doublo funeral from the united church acton tnelr church homo for mny yanr nn wrtnps afternoon sr iv kenneth wallace is malcolm moffat william kee sr ju wllma storey anna mc gregor marlon anderson george wallace ray thompson i jr il catherine anderson leun- barber 3rr i b emily thompson jr primary evelyn storey annlo anderson g l dunnlll teacher na88agaweya the snow storm on sunday irlor- ferod with the attendance at the or- vlces in the churches lust su day morning mlss mary darby knatchbull who wont out weston the harvest excur- slon returned home last saturday mies nellie kingsbury dundas who went out with her also returned on saturday while assisting at the threshing of elwood wilson his brother mervinwilson had the mis fortune to fall and injure his back there is some talk of an election contest for municipal council in nas- sagaweya this year pleased to learn that she is improving and may soon be able to be around again dublin master elmer ruddtck entertained about twelve little friends at a birth day party on wednesday afternoon december 1st tho november school report for s s no 8 esqueslng is as follows v margaret waldie 81 sr rv howard webster 25 a sr dx lawrenco webster 86 stewart ruddlck 74 wilmer fryer 68 wilfrid waldie 67 walter fyrer 65 billy mcbhedran 60- henry kelly 40 a rachael kelly a 28 jr ih haxel waldie 81 annie black 77 slgna webster 73 jr ii viola robortson 75 beat rice kelly 33 jr 1 willie waldie 83 elmer ruddlck 7 sr pr dorothy frank 73 jr br alex waidlo81 francis muliin 80 signifies perfect attendance v c f acheson teacher x rockwood mr and mrs rice came to r acton about twentyfive years ago tljoy lived in their comfortable home on willow street for many years pret vloumly they had lived atglohwll llama and cheltenham for a num ber of years they conducted a grocery store in the building occupied by mc- keon powell clothiers owing to advancing age they gave up their home hero four ornvo years ago and went to live with their daughter mrs james whetham at burlington tho past year or so they have been- living with their son william at kingston they were both seventyeight years of agemrs rices maiden name was margaret kaln and her birthplace was in king township york county two sons and a daughter survive william of kingston and lester of saginaw mich and mrs whetham of burlington they both were greatly attached to acton and particularly to the church of their choice at the golden jubilee reuhlon lost august the many friends of mrs enoch walker of parbyvule who was op- they were both present and nono en erated on a hornimo ago winbfr loyed the sei vices more tuu jnnir r f injanuary 1roan helfarvcislag3 they they enjoyed the esteem of thef net harrows wheelbarrow sot scales community and appreciated very much the friendship and hospitality of mr and mrs clarrldge whero they mado their home on their visits here the funeral was held yesterday afternoon the service being- conducted by rev r e zimmerman ba interment was made in the family plot at fair- view cemetery they were an af fectionate pair had lived together for fiftyfive years and in death were not separated they celebrated their golden wedding very happily in acton five years ago jast october prohibition everywhere i havent the liberty to steal nor liberty to kill nor liberty to set fir to my neighbors bouse said bill- i havent liberty to park my auto on broadway nor have 1 liberty to hold a blacksman slave today i havent liberty to keep a pigpen right in town so why havo liberty to gulp a glass of poison down j gardner owen cully navigating through the loose snow on monday most of them got 1 through however t the- provincial government has keptt its promise and announces a 9600 reduction in license fees to all ontario motor owners rthe farmer eagerly looking for slohgnlrig is not now so general most of the people prefer rfioda favorably for cpntlnuous motoring r- r i icnowii ifttie boy of four or more who almost always slams the door or rho leaves it open wide which is worst- cant decide may ho ilrst- will seem a long y time for spmefolks to- walt for what they thought would conie ajnioat the day guelph mereury tho intensity which chttxacterlied the provincial election last wednes day was entirely lacking in the 1 municipal election on monday wonder what has become of the oldfashioned girl who stthbs time of u had a dresser drawer ftiu of doll and fancy work prepared for hef christmas giving rrov mr stewart was critic t the last mooting of aeton hltfe scnool literary society ho was cbmpltf mentary mtlier than critical thsr was a good programme r y now watch how suddenly the iet iblo bootleggers wlu diminish mosf were creatures of the imaat vinubri or invented for political hpjct j prose -v- mpr ja genorous shower of mlsceluu iivb articles was presented o ttlif vceqm a brtdtob at iher yhome last tuesday evenmr tlilf rlends a i6y evehlnf lnsted much of qeorgetowhesquesina humane society the annual report of this- society shows the following summary of work done during the year cuses investi gated regarding starving abused ne- glocted and abandoned animals 32 warnings given 10 number of horses examined 34 and of those ft were destroyed 80 cattle were inspected the cars had considerable dlal- and owners ordered to provide ood and shelter for same within 24 hours 24jplgs examined 1 owners ordered to praylde proper- food and shelter for same cases of dogs investigated 12 warnings lven 4 1 dog iestored to rightful owner 2 dogs placed mn homes dogs destroyed 3 cats- hu manely destroyed 36 total number of animals cared for 189 the of ficers forthe ensiling year were olect- ed as fallows president dr h g held vicepresident wm ashen- hiirst seditreasmrs g o brown inspector g 6 executive mrs dl herbert missl reld rev henry caldwell mr ed townsend making christ mar sana thore are two bits of ad vice which it is folly to ignore in this season the one in do yohr christmas shop- ihng early and send your christ mas mall artymsthsr second care less people heed neither but if the observance of both ptobf of rare wisdom then the- world is becoming whiei- it was- but a few weeks ago that the major portion of the christ- mas shopping was done during cllr tal ma week hd the christmas rush in the nfails did not bogln until the eleventh hurrthf c result wns that unfavormble jhopplrig conditions and eonfeswdjiplstruinied saner sndhftwoimuchjnor church attendance was consider ably lessened sunday morning owing to the rough stormy weather which made it rather tedious getting around but those who ventured out were well repaid for their efforts and at the evening services moire were present after the storm calmed down in tho afternoon the weatherman certainly was in earnest with the elements judgmsrby the amount of snow that fell from midnight saturday and the cold wind made itself felt wherever it could find any place to penetrate the play last friday evening was a successful affair ana all who took part were greeted by a good atten dance each one did their part with credit to the t i s class under the capable leadership of mrs j- a little the music by the quartette and the orchestra was much enjoyed whenever their turn came on the programme our sick folks ore doing very well with tho exception of mr john gib bons who is not making much head way in- improvement robert garstang former section foreman on the c n r was removed to the hospital lost week following a slight stroke another case of chickenpox is reported and as it is nearlng thq christmas holl days it will make it unpleasant for some who may be home for the occa sion unless they mako satisfactory re covery in time thereby being at lib erty to mlnglewith others mr and mral a f johns of clinton are at present staying at mr and mrs george h poarens on their way td vip eland their new home mr johns has sufficiently recovered from his sickness and confinement at gbderlch hospital that his many friends and acquaintances will be pleased to learn of hlsi beingable to be about the annual moottngiofl the eramosa branch of ontntl6vplowmana asso ciation is being held on friday after noon in gladstone hall mr and mrs arthur ay lea and son jack moved last friday to j b leslies for tho winter where mr aylcs has secured employment mr and mrs fred maw and children are moving this week to the vicinity of acton what fred juur secured em ployment for the winter months mrs everett b lo virress is at present teaching school at stamford owing to the illness of the teacher jtho stores are getting their chribt mas appearance and preparation for thp holiday trade 40 weekly fortou ambitious inexperienced men wanted write at once for free catalogue- explaining how you can earn while learning garago work battery welding hoirdresslng bricklaying hemphills practical schools 163 kins west toronto a christmas suggestion only a little more than two weeks then christmas the allimport ant question is of course the christmas gift to decide is often dud cult and suggestions are there fore sometimes helpful there is one gift which can be sent with perfect assurance of its glad ac ceptance tits actok fb i prxss a gift which has for years past been a favorite token of christ mastlde irmenibrnnce the country over pive your friends- this year a subscription to tm acton fsssj press a gift wbloh brings pleas ure into every home subscrip tion rate lii canada newfoundland great britain and ireland 9200 united states 2- co police cpurtnews last friday calogero bordoharo nnd charles bottlno hamilton canie up for trial at the court house in drampton before police ifaglstrate mooro they hna- been arrested by provinolnl officers julan bjiii hayes an the torontohamilton highway on november 22nd and their car was found to contain fifty gallons of iil- lioliol in srallon tlni in ave bags ifr bordoiinro claimed ho owned the car a nash sedan and bettlho the liquor bettino was fined ib00 and costs judgment with reference to conflaca- tlon of tho car was reserved until tho isth lnt hiah school report tm ttia tho folllwinjr u the september to november ropdrt of the hlkh school only thoso who passed on fell subjecui ore recorded r- pormix doris jlacdonald hon hfeleit oetrftfider hon oral chsi mers matkbretuaodonaldr allan marxhall tonui mccomb kay bear- hope violet currta form tl vn klrkneem meryl orindell fobm lit fred day irene dunn mary tjbalmer jessie youngr v ldrbojrat j macdonald pwriclpal lrwwien e fellow boosts hla own town he does not stop there he fa irformlpban aottliat improves his i6bdltloni for every kood deed 4wjfibence w timiiisenvtrll were ttrsw tytojmmtotiio llalttm jof t oiitemirn mi li flowers brighten the home those who afe shut in will enjoy a bunch of flowers a plant or a ern baskets 8upplied for social- gatherings wreaths and sprays made- to order the flower shop mill8theet qranhoux victoria avnu glmatjn phone 68 florist r j kerr3 list of 8ale8 thursday dccoinber 0 noll jtfo- bonnld orton snlo of farih stock and implements saturday december 11 fred mc- dotvoll adton farm stock nnd imple ments tuesday december 14 clayton boswlck bnlllnufad salo of registered holhtcln cows sheep niid liogs thursday doccmbor 1g j erneht crlims aoton furm stock linitlomonts grain and hay tuesday deoombor 21 executors sale of tho estate or tho late peter murray townllne erin und issques- lng farm farm stock implements hay grain and household furniture clearing auction sale in erir township 1 farm stock implements hay and grain r the undersigned has received structians- from u e cripps in to sell by public auction nt lot 4 so cond une erin 2 mites wostof acton on thursday december t at one oclock sharp tho f ollowlngi- horses 1 brown horse aged gray maro 12 years old cattl13 jersey cow duo time of sale holsteln cow duo time of salo durham cow duo time of sale blue cow fresh holsteln cow due in july milking well red cow due in march black cow due in march- holsteln heifer due january lat red heifer due in april blue cow due tlmo of sale heifer 1 year old 3 calves i yearling steers jiull calf 8 months old roan shorthorn built 10 months old poultry 20 plymouth rock pul lets 11 hens collie dog pair ducks pigs 2 young sows 2 ahoats and 7 nigs 6 weeks old 3- pur bred york shlro sows eligible for registration bred to farrow about march 1st implements mccormick binder mccormlck mower lumber wagon plow scuffler grindstone set team harness masueyharrls cream separ ator butter bowl happy thought set 2wlbs daisy churn hay and grain about 6 tons of hay about 225 bushels oats about 30 bushels barley positively no reserve air the farm is old terms hay grain and fowl and all sums of 10 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit on ap proved joint notes 5 off for cash r j kerr auctioneer 242 handsome pair of candlesticks given away free with purchase of r quarter pint can gr brushing lacqucr fill in the co printed below and fpresent it to us together with 50c we will give you ia return a quarter pint can of rogers brushing locquer the won- detful finish that drieawhua yon wait and a pair of beautiful hardwood candle- atfcfcs without any- charge whatever every housewife should take advantage of thl bis offer the can of rogers brushing iicquct is priced at 50c the candlesticks are worth 100 at the very least so that ybu get 150 worth of merchandise for 50c fiji in and bring us the coui poo now youfl like the free catudesticka which you can begntuy with rogers brush ing lacquer the beautiful durable fast drying homa docorattve finiah wt talbot phone 76 main st acton coupon this oonpon and 30c entitles me to a qnarterelnt eaa of kovers brush- las lacqacran pnapurofoandle- uokacree namei- u useful gifts for christmas llubbcru overshoes tlockty boots house and boudoir hllp- n pers silk hosiery houso boots oxfords boots pomps strap slippers in satin patent culf and kid leathers lumber rub bers sox spats bags ana suit cases all kinds of good footwear at lowest prices h l harrison clearing auction sale township op erin farm 8tqck implements hay grain hou8ehold furni- i ture tho undersigned has received in structlons from the executors of the estate of the late peter murray to sell by public auction lot 1 con 4 townllne erin and esquealiig on tue8day december 21 at 1230 oclock sharp horsesjfoiy mare rising 6 years weighing 1400 lbs bay mare rising 11 years weighing 1400 lbs brown mare 14 years weighing 1500 lbs aged marg cattle good durham graaes7 1 itresh cow 4 years calf at foot 1 fresh cow 5 years calf at foot 1 fresh cow 8 years calf at foot 1 red cow 8 years due january 1st 1 spotted cow 6 years milking duo july 1 red cow 4 years milking due june 1 bed cow 11 years due march 14 1 white heifer rising 3 years duo years due in january 1 jersey heifer 3 years ni liking bred eligible for registration feeding steers m good condition 2 heifers rising 3 years 2 steers and 2 heifers 1 year old 1 jer sey heifer calf eligible pigs 1 sow and 10 pigs 6 weeks old time of sale fowl 2 geese and i gander 30 plymouth rock hens 12 plymouth rock pullets 2 plymouth rock cock- erelb s implements decring binder 6- ft cut po rtmhae etao etaoia ft cut peter hamilton mower s-ft- cut peter hamilton cultivator 16- tooth nearly now frost wood seed drill 12 spouts tudhope ander son manure spreader nearly now bissel disc harrow dane hay loader hay rake land roller turnip sower stepe wagon farm wagon -high- wagon with box and spring seat set three bench sleighs running gear arid polo for democrat jtop buggy steel tiro open buggy buggy polo and whlffletrees cutter 3 fleury plows two nearly new scuffler set diamonu harrows wagon box with stock rack hay rack hoy fork hay knife car and slings louden mako 175 ft- a rone wagon scales 2000 lbs chat ham fanning mill with bagger near ly new root pulper wheelbarrow bagtruckkeg of mixed nails pig crate 2 bails wre fence 20 rods each 8 and strands new 80 rodb barbed -wire- quantity of fence wire and brace wire new grinding stone crosscut saw 2 picks 2 crowbars g new cattle chains 20 cattle chains 2 set whlntletrees 100 ft rubber hose 20 grain bags forks hoes shov els ropes neckyokes chains and other articles too numerous to men tion car gray dort touring car in good shape harness set of team harness 2 sets plow harness single harness 4 open top collars two now hay and grain 18 tons timothy hay 12 tons mixed hay 150 bus of wheat 800 bus good oats quantity of turnips and mangolds quantity of potatoes dooleys household furniture mag net cream separator nearly now balsy churn 2 cream cans 1 strain er pall 2 milk palls sideboard bell orgtin 6 oclavef extension table 5 dining room chairs cook stove7jewel range box stove aladdin lamp the form if not previously sold will be offered for sale at the same tlmo and place subject to a reserved bid terms will bo made known at time of sale this farm consists of 95 acres more or less 80 acres in a hgh state of cultivation 6 acres of fall wheat abput 20 acres plowpd 40 acres seeder is well watered never- falling spring clasp fp barn riydraullc ram supplies water tp hpuse nu barn a comfortable frame house ih kit chen and woodshed bank bacn 4x721 with good stabling arid shed hen driving shed gago- jtnriu xnqll and telephone this sale will positively start on time terms aro 11000 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes hay grain roots po tatoes household furniture cash r j kerrauctneer phone 36 acton c q plank clerk 242 specials for christmas mens pyjamas made of striped english tlan0 jc nelette ejetra good value at 350 thi3 week i mens night gowns sizes 15 16 16j and 17 made of good quality english flannelette special at each menjmocha gloves in brown and grays regular price 225 special mens knit gloves at 75c 100 ami 125 275 175 mens neck scarfssilk at 200 and 250 wool at 10 200 and 250 boys wool jehseys special prices at 1 25 asid 150 boyswool gloves at special 75c mens and boys colored handkerchiefs at 10c 12c and 15c s suspenders garters sleeveholders mens and boys pure wool sweater coats in gray and lova spe prices 200 and 2y0 mclean co mill street acton ont im actons cash carry butcher shop b our motto not one dissatisfied customer choicest h6mekiiled meats right from producer to consumer call and nee for yourself sou will bo surprised to find such chdlco moat at the price asked orrie lamb corner tf mill and main streets girls- cam 50 a week gtker joiing tubasot grddwxus of madame hudim do so regularly dont waste your youth worktns for small wages tbtrcj a woodtrful oppottunitr co earn from jo to f 6o each wrtk as a properljr tralbed beauty cultimisr demand far exceeds supply bcaucy salona irebpr to obtain wcllttaincd young wonxq five pottclons vacant fee nifty one filled think of ic madame hudson 1 an inter national authority m beauty cultw and madame tpronco scbobl teaches her medjod pf hfv vta- ring facial- massage tc afir- fected fa paris and new yori etjufyment i uviafpofiem oauuc rots are comffmx- urtroll with madame hudson for a 4wnmth jsay or bventnl course thcchargeui very seasonable and on graduation youll find the way wide open co tyeasanc profitable erployrnent write or phone tss few catdjorue todayt better sttllt call personally the madame hudson school of btauty culture it queen st e toronto 2 ont telephone t elin 1h0 gardof thanks ladies and gentlemen i i take thin opportunity of thanking all my friends both liberal and criaervtlve who go generously ggve biq thajr vote on december 1st electing me to support b government which has always given good business admin istration and particularly i wish to convey my sincere thanks to all the organizations for their splendid work on my behalf george hillmer i jj hwmlnton watchmaker and clockmaker jeweller and silversmith soochu values in ludlca ond gents wrist wutchra ppekot wntch- es mnnuo clobl kljtcjieri clocks anniversary clocks diamond rlngn gem tings signet rinro vfm rogers and community shverwaro old colony adorn mayfalr 4njj tudovpjitternai lino cut gluas fnncy china plocos tea arid dinner acts jowelltiry f yofious diislgns fjn roso jiearl french ivory also white tvnnch ivory toetwve conae safety rasors wallets mlrrora and roht ussortment of chymtmnb presents parker waterman rollpso fountain peps free- lotmons with any ukelcle or ukelolc banjo purchased this week also fell pick given accprdoons xnoutii organs etc personal gbeetijmg cards large selection of dalsns ulsi atpek booklets and cards ploy ing cards oeckeradnilnoce and games qlft boxes ft stalonry bpbc1al values in beauty doll9 ma ma doll aj 7 baby polts votcrnft klnrtorgnrtep tablo and chairs tnado by disabled aololowi also barrows cradles beds cnrrrhgss garages engines ailniav and noahs ark xargo disploj of chrlstma books qlft fortvtefyoll h w hmtoh jeweller and giftsilc wateh clock jeety and oinjcfidts 1 opinions may differ but facts are facts what the people of acton want to know just now is the plain truth about what they buy to eat we give them the truth about otjr groceries and fruit our motto quality first specials for this week purity wheatfets 2 for i 15c purity flour 24 lb cotton bag- 125 49 lb cotton bag 250 98 jb cotton bag 475 national pastry flour or norval 7 to bag 30c 24 tbiag 98c our own speolal blend tea black mixed or green regular 85 cents our- price 65c pure cane granulated sugar 12 lbs for 100 cwt750 16c 18c pure bulk shortening per lb j j pure bulk lard per lt fresh ground coffee jcc reg 80c lb our price vwc tea extra special kolona orange pekoe tea 39 regular 80c lb 2 lbs for seedless raisins regular 1 8c lb our price valencia raisins 2 lbs for orange lemon and cij ron peel this years fruit fruit 15c 35c look for the sign of the independent grocer the acton produce grocery co c k browne pron lei8hman block phone 169 j specials for this week p prfceattot goofl wfl hhs sz- iwzs iu mmsm bacon smoked ham whole or half per lb side bacon by the piece per lb cottage roll whole or half per lb back bacon by the piece per lb beef cuts round steak per lb sirloin steak per lb porterhouse- steak per lb porterhouse roast per lb sirloin roast per lb round steak roast per lb rurnp roast per lb j choice rib roast not rolled perlb thiok rib roast uer mr round shoulder roast per lb blade r6ast per b v pork cuts fresh ham whole of half per lb lolij roast trimpjeq per lb shqultfer toast per lb l 35c 35c 30c 44c 20c 25c 25c 24c and 25c 24c and 25c 19c and 20c 18c 17c 16c v 26c 25c 8 fj9 vm jl6 british coliunhli stoim il n w bx r l3r ii j