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page four the acton irree press moffat anniversary service and coasxeap tlonal meetings uave made our com munity lite very interesting and joyable in recent week the ebeaecer anniversary wasll attended and financial returns were very gratifying the rev j b moore of muton preached morning and evening the sodom woman missionary society and woman association hld tbelc monthly meeting at the hone of mrs c i poole a pleasant social time was enjoyed after the very in teresting address by mrs dunbar of guelph and the business session of both societies the inspector called at our port office this week and found everything in order the halloween party held at no 3 school was well attended and fuil of interest the children under th leadership of their teacher mis ire land put on a very fine concert and the costume revealed the genius and interest of all taking part rev c l- and mrs poole spent the weekend at ridgeway rev j s bole b a of llillgrove occupied the pulpit at moffat on sun day evening in the absence of ihd minister who was conducting anni versary services at clenwood nassagaweya a no 7 there was a splendid attendance of the members at the november meeting of the busy bee at the home of their president mr c e daven- port all repeated the lord prayer in unison followed by a twomlnuto silence correspondence relating to business and thank you letter were read mrs wallace read a letter from pte john renor an adopted boy who the club have not had word from for month it was much ap preciated by the ladles who were happy to know no harm had come to him mrs wallace also read one of her own from sgt james wallace who write a humorous and interest ing letter the financial report wm given which showed 6547- had been cleared from the annual sale and 71190 cleared from one dance that month beside other money from their quilt making cigarettes were bvlng stmt to the boy ovorbco and the following don ation made 2500 to the salvation army guelph 25 00 to ld crass acton 1000 to chrmmas choir fund c o cfltll for england and 300 to no 7 for navy league envel opes sent to the school tickets art being sold on a 50 war bond owned by the club it wu decided to change orchestras now and again and was to try and obtain fishers orchestra an old time dance u being planned for the early part of december beat wishes were given to mrs l king it being the day of her birthday mr bullord who had been pres ident of the club fur two year and was one of those who organized it was asked for a few word a since her moving awuy in early spring she had been unable to attend any of the meetings she replied that she wan very pleased that they had asked her as she wanted to tell the ladles what a splendid work- they were accomp lishing and how proud she wo to be a member of a club that was being recognized in other communities for their contribution to the war effort 1ralse was given the president and she answered by saying that uhe had hud splendid cooperation or it could not have been done the meeting closed by all singing cod save the king mrs davenport served a lovely sup per that was also within the law of the club half the member went before din ner and a quilt was taken from the frames before the meeting mr joseph frank sponsored a vote of thanks to the hostess for her hos pitality of the day mrs wm mcleod and isabel of acton visited former neighbor and friends here before isabel departure to ottawa where she had joined the civil service she left on monday night from acton and state in a letter to a chum that she is in the investigation bureau there and likes it fine but hope to see the home folk at christmas we of no 7 wish her luck and happiness in this new adventure and first long journey from home mrs wn bullard killbrkle spent a fow day at their house here mrs wm frank ha returned home from klubrlde where she has been during the summer little bryan and leslie wardlaw have contracted whooping cough we hop they are aoon over thu terrible ttfsttart mr a mr cnrto frank and mr campbellville the thank offering meeting of the blair young womens auxiliary was held at the home of mrs r c men- ziea on saturday hut visitors were present from the w m s and the grace mission band the girls were very fortunate to liave miss frclda matthews with them for the meeting miss matthew who is field secretary ror the w m s of the presbyterian church of canada gave a very fitting and interesting talk mrs mcleod of hespeler who is the secretary for the guelph presbytery young wo mens societies briefly addressed the meeting and displayed the various books and booklet that are used by study groups at the conclusion of the meeting doughnuts and tea were served by the girls and a sociable half hour was enjoyed by all there were thirtytwo present on sunday evening october 31st the w m s held their thank offer ing meeting in st davids church rev e foote sr chaplain of the navy now stationed in toronto gave inspiring address there was a good attendance of member and several ladle from milton were present verio vanslckle and jean snyder of hamilton ronald mcphall of gait bill henderson of guelph vulted at their respective home during the weekend mis l moore of milton visited friend here on saturday erin village was the drat municip ality in south wellington to pass the objective at the fifth victory loan- the last available figure being s33 430 or xu per cent of its objective jtev john mckenxie of bradford was iiwluctedtoheaaoralchbrhe otburns presbyterian church nnd knox presbyterian church oapringe at ah induction service last thursday evening r t elgle has remodelled his groc ery store by reducing the alse of the counter changing tlte style of the window display and putting down a new floor mr chestei burt suffered bruises and nhock and was in a annlon- jsclous condition when found by nolgli- bors last friday afternoon mr burt was ploughing with his tractor near the road ana while his maohlni was moving reached to lift the limb of a tree so that he could pa under it in doing so he dipped and fell from the scat when his feet were caught in the lever and he wa hanging head down hack of the machine fortun ately tlte tractor hit a tree and ml ai led i advocate eden mills armlmlcc day service were con ducted in the local churches on sun day afternoon and at the monument at haltonvllle several from this district attended this service pte charles wilson of putawawa wa home over the ucckend on saturday his uncles and aunt mr and mrs george oswlu of toronto also mr and mr earl spink and family of caledan were visitor with charles in the home of his parents mr and mr wllk wilson aw2 sarah mcintosh of montreal hlent the weekend in the home of her parent mr and mr h mcin tosh mr william lowrle jr who ha joined the rcajf left for manning pool toronto on friday mr gordon tolton who ho also joined the rcjvf lonve the early part of thin week for the tamo depot mr and mr elwood gullls and little daughter of milton spent sun day in the home of the latter par ents mr and mr w early misses mary early of guelph and eileen early of acton also rpcnt the weekend in tlw home of their par ent mlhes joan and jean hoheruon vlblted friend at clifford on sunday mr grant macdougall and misses wtldn and marie gubcrtson vulted in hamilton on sunday cpl c duncan and tpr ftuicu lowrle camp borden silent the weekend in the home of mr and mr w j lowrle mr and mr d mncdougall ar visiting relative in michigan usa everton sunday visitor at mrs e sliep- herdson and mr ben simons were mr and mrs bolton mr smith and mr eraser f friends of ac1 robert mccutcheon wil be sorry to hear that he is in the hospital ut olmli manitoba with pneumonia sunday and weekend visitors with mrs g g kohertan were mr and mrs klmr pfann buffalo mr and mr george young and marylln of the townllne mr und mr lloyd robertson und allen guelph mr and mrs david robertson biul sons ken neth and douglas ospringe mr and mrs norman robertson und daugh ters phylllc and glen ice acton mr john alton ind mrs g- g robertson attended the w i con- ntlon in guelph on thursday md vmuy at norfolk untcd church mr and mrs- c- mcdonald are spending some time in toronto at tlit home of mrs tnnibpon mil j p benhum and family bpent a few days in guelph with mr and mrs will vannorman mr and mrs albert mc williams and family pusllnch called at the home of mrs jas black sunday evening mr and mr fred mccutcheon and jack acton visited qn sunday with mr and mrs john mccutcheon irmirandrtklngsbury mr mgmr howden hornby on sun day mrs root stewart spent the week- and with cpl- robt stewart at tor- onto erin rockwood remembrance day service were well- observed here on sunday after noon when member of canadian legion had charge of a brief cere mony at the cenotaph followed by fcervlee at st john church con ducted by the rector rev e a brooks and rev john ward giving the address the church wo well lilted for the occasion and hymn on the program sheets sung with an earnest effort rockwood lout another wellknown rltucn in the person of mr annie magee smith widow of the late mr anson smith of windsor ont last thursday morning the late mrs smith had beep residing with mr margaret cameron during a part of the laid two year and wa the last one of a family of four duughtor and four son her father the late ed ward magee nod was hagcage man at the former grand trunk station the funeral took i lore saturday afternoon with service at the john stone burnley funeral home arton with rev john ward conducting the service and also the committal ser vice at the rockwood cemetery the late mr smith leave to mourn her loss one son dr m b smith of windsor who was present with hi wlfo and daughter also mr and mr w f smith of hamilton the pallbearer were messrs frod hamilton thosv garstang john hen derson wm joyce chas thatcher and george h pcarcn it was with korrow and regret that word was received sunday morning of the death by accident through an airplane crash in manitoba of sgt weijey harris only son of mr wes ley harris sr and husband of cath erine whitehead of toronto as well a brother to mlus claro harris of kitchener the lalo sgt w hurrlw was instructor at the air training school at sourls man and wuk in company with two other students n a plane when the cratlt took place and shared the kamo fate a their instructor some time lau saturduy tho late sgt w harris wna well liked and received hi early education at rockwood public school guelph collegiate vocational institute and nto toronto university and follow ing graduation went to hamilton where he had u good position the remains are being brought to rockwood for burial with wrvloe in the united church funeral arrange ments have not so far boon com pleted in connection with the late robert moore whose funeral took place lat week a brother wm moore of hllls- burg also survive a well as a hulf- brot her and slbter mr and mr charles stovel also a granddaughter barbara moore charles harrison who recently grnduutcd at malton in the rcaf is spending his furlough with his father and relatives in town friend of mutter kennel h duhy will be pleased to learn of his im provement from n had dttack of rheu matic fever also master floyd meadows recovering from an attack of bronchitis weekend and sunday visitors sgt j ward camp borden sgt george day c p c hagers- vllle miss ell hamilton and friend of hamilton miss lovenu richardson kitchen er mr elgin crispin brant ford mr and mr john evans kitch ener mr and mr tony mendel and babe guelph mr eldon lambert acton mis catherine duby spent the weekend in toronto with mr and mrs harvey laverty congratulations to mr and mr mr ob jestm guelph spent a j ss w sl lc f no- 4 few day last week in the village mrs harold sunter spent the week- endjn guelph mr and mrs john alton and miss jennie tovell spent sunday with mr- and mrs s stewart and mrs alex mf and mrs j p benham muriel and joe attended a birthday party for mrs joe benham guelph at the home of dr and mrs barret bramp ton wireless school guelph nee marg aret miller who were married at elmlra last week at the evangelical parsonage rev mr mohr officiating mr sldall was a former teacher of rockwood public school lac sldall bc miss donson of toronto was pres ent at the presbyterian church ser vice sunday morning and favored the congregation with a solo which was much appreciated terra gotta fall ploughing and woodcutting seems to ibe ithe general order of rthe day mrs c shepard we are ipleased do learn has arrived thome after iher recent serious accident and is now able to attend t ih domestic duties mr r j stringerla moving ito ihls new home in terra cotta this weak we regret ito i learn ithatmr george whitney has to give up ifarmlng ihore during the winter on account of 111 health mr arid mrs whitney ex pect ito move tto norvatfor the winter mr j mccauly ihad the mtifortune have a illver run through the joint of ihls linger recently which will lay ihlm up tor some time mrs k ilsam erecting an lulto- dale woodhouse which when com pleted will make a fine addition to her property ballinafad we are pleased to reimtrt ithat mr lames young who underwent an o- erathtn in toronto hloftpital i recov ering what might have been a sorlou no- eldont occurred on number g hldnroad on sunday last when mr and mr robert mcenery were involved in a head on collision with mr m john- sum bath car were somewhat dam aged hut no one ihurt only shaken up- mr thomas mcclure ihafl imovod in to his new homo at balllnafad mr and mr george mcenery lhavo moved into jere jcentner8 house mr and mr seah- and family of glen william have moved ilnto the house just vacated by mr vanneter who has moved to georgetown w welcome all to our community the w m s mission circle and mission band iheld their autumn thank offering sunday oven big when mis llma palethorpe who ha boon in korea for 27 years gave a very inter esting address a solo was given by mr kerr a cornet nolo by elwla kontner and numbers by the mission band and mission circle mr wm swlndlehurst who has boon receiving treatment in guelph general hospital is slowly improving nassagaweya the heather mission band of eb- onezor united church held their mon thly meeting in the basement of tho church last sunday under the juad- ershlp of mr h c elsley the women of s s no r nussug- nwcyu who belong to the dublin wo men institute held a euchro and ounce in no 8 school on lost wed nesday night the procoedfl were for war work mr and mrs harry king and fam ily of lowvlllo visited relutive at knntchbull last sunday quite a large number of ma from this district were blood donors at ac ton thin tuejulay the funeral of the late john mccu- en of nassagaweya wau hold on wed nesday of last week from his late res idence lot ti7 can g nassagaweya to woodbine cemetery guelph for in terment the bereaved one have the sympathy of tho community ha their sorrow mr and mr duncan moffat and mis jean visited with mr and mr logic robertson of beverley last sun day limehouse of donations o 1000 aci were vot ed the georgetown branch of the na vy league of canada the kinsmens milk for british children fund the overseas league tobarco fund end tho central fund of the federated womens institute of ontario ut their november meeting at the home of mr m mitchell on wednesday mis mitchell convenor of nuvy league work reported tuentyoue ditty bagi illlod and delivered to the george town brunch the local womens in stitute paid for the woollen articles in each mm member and friends pro vided for the other comforts mm s wright convenor of quilting re ported two quilts done for customers during tho month a committee was named to arrange for a hot meal for tho conference in care of clothing ludlcs of neighboring brondhe were invited the war fund was increatiod by 91355 cleared during october tho roll call was answered by de scription of each ladys weddhig dress ahd an antique display includ ed skirt hoops brought from scotland earrings of earlier days a 200-year- old covered cut glass butter dish and a great grandfather watch chain mr e sanford read current events and convenor of standing committeeii read current events concerning her own topic of study mrs ellerby read a chapter from our provincial w 1- hlstory forty years of growing- the meeting closed by singing the national anthem mrs e miller visited in guelph last week la c lome norton was hoine from mountain view for the week end miss w ivens was home from tor- o th w meidames ellerby grisby mitchell wright ahd benson represented lime- house womens institute at the guelph area convention held in nor folk st united church nov 4 and s thursdat 1gvem3xbr i iomb royal palace i cfeunw wwnillnglt nmrm mommy lfhe ipioture that exposes tthe sons af iheavctf the mama with an all star cast mwtif so mr ghas cciburn in my kanthwm fub a 090k- auugd liequsst tm icary grant iio 1unly atdgels have wings jhmntfhrsylbartijo sahara mnmufiarnui olivia idelmayuano ikubcrt cumniing in priaosss oloake notice to parents parent b arc lktndly requested to warn their children against wilful damace to property of others such as breaking windows defacing or tearing down signs destroying fences gardens etc also to ikoep tthe children constantly reminded that such ictb arc not to ibc perpetrated if prosecutions in magistrates court are ito ibc avoided flt should ibc clearly understood that lines imposed upon children tfor these and other offenoes lhave necessarily to be paid iby the parents plus the cost in most cases of repairing the damaged property some iboys onakc them selves a nuisance by ringing door ibellsat night especially where aged persons tostde while other iboys lhave gone o far as to btone persons travelling along the highway air guns also arc a real danger and are not to be sold or given to or carried iby any hoy under the age of 14 years mot ibeing the holder of a permit in such matters as these 0 ask far the full cooperation of all parents and also the teaching staff in schools in bringing about an improvement in the conduct of boys who have hitherto indulged in any of these unlawful ct e e harrop ouef or rautc carroll s aunt jemima pancake flour fkaclcagci c i van camps t soup xtilsc curaua own i tea vt 38cf m ciilr baking powder old dutch cmnnolfa nror gelatine cowans cocoa chicten haddie 19c loc i25c x19c 34c m javeac 14c food mi m hat wmlmr xpl9c noturialln ovaluac hwaas pparcml hwmsw mxuma pickle savoy pawtwi custaao a- up mix caff si noca pw w nun tl rikt i 1c fin- valla ma ta pbesekves 1 to 1 sucak i to 20 tea or coffee 1 to it butter 34 to 31 meat zz to 25 oats urpi- 19c ruuwut farkies rw 7c qvakaur caaralwfcc xpvisc clor lf wluj clams z7c bovah 1ul se rtttu all arfciiji muni hu coffee 14b pit fob the weekend fresh spinach 2 iba for fuhuda size 12s 4 each c washed parsnips 3 ba for florida oranges oaodpbfawit six 96 3 lor 15c 23c n i i the fuendly chuttih sunliay novembek ju jltid jn- joftrnlna worship sermon saiut to chiaa ujj jjnclmrci scttmtu 7 w pjn ewtiin worshtp shrnioft- ottl frtmttumrt wtfdrrrulay b ijn teajw trainltta com and worship everybody welcuzrct dg9wbqttwkm taf jttl f i if sfl uussunbaal aiwux onafit avctox rbacf wxmxsrm vtaummm ava mhitaw t mans willow slrfrt strvlay novkmtlk u 1 i n n murrimc wtttkhti u j m ulbli cla liiiti im iiunduy srhool 7 m jjm krt w j mrjvtrf cuelpfa sulit jutiuyu ctallrne to youth sunday novmbr ftth 11 hi m- jli on ranfii of fciaptmit always welcome uaattuub sjajmi i rt stncday november 14 3100 ajxi thrf eitmnt of obedl- v 35 pjaa su krliool tuesday 8 v n b- y v v thuruday b p m elldahip hour evmyone melcoro small advertisements atv dr rjli witli urdif p tuali ilikoa nut ai i twnny tt ttarmcnl mlmnlilrrt f hhrw ji u waxted do bu turnip any quantity apply bitaxdas shoe store acton 23c frmk mmd w swleaa affklc talakketf mm w coudy acton ha rraurnnd r vlnua in pluno inutruetlon flus taajle a numutr of storktr cultl w ma3uc 192 uo 575 milton witt 4aue wicktt huby currluu in irood 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sale of cows and youac cattle on tlltnsday novemaiai sack at 2 oclock j a inliott aucuooeer ctmammsq auction sale farm stock implemanta hay and grain of urn ecuta or at the farm lot 15 con la tntalcuv 2 mllo aaat of hombr- ha m wllhfhrt wi to artwl u