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v id md demhi 50c too pr lla poni- fr died iiucckonaadillty on tliuritfay may slttlj cupful john itrockon aoi tl your ihiriv rtnii 3fss ilrraia thuhhday junk h 1023 brief local items kxaml nation tlm l loomlnic tlio otxtliinm in monday j 3htl wher hop th iiaaiuria urn i dan t now itho nnt t july noxt public holiday ur liivllinl ihii ami abun- wlll lioui i wm and ilonlc wbn th nlnctlo irom monday th cmutiik ha oomo axln th lonnutt ilny of ilm yr will oon a wlt from 10day hay i rut will- aoon commence on aonria of the nclkhbarlnil farm th wot weather lntfrfrel itom what with th rtmidmakarm onm- lion bunduy ww bouutfful day maturtfa rlofloa wi it uvidonro rnrwry where an opn all djy hydro hhop 1 devoutly hoped for by our cltlwna in the near future- thomas batrba urchand tho blacksmith i ng bualjtraa of thoma hum ley mill street motorist weve out n rnajum on ftamlay that tine wuhrimwl the oood road were attractive excavation i balnamada for the foundations i of mr- alex crlpna new nouae on kredertck htreet the foundation of mrjamo mo- mlllana new residence on knox avenue era in and rady for- the brick work vua mjollon 1m having u nat ver- and added to her brick realuenco at the corner of blelh and acne street when careful driver beoomo tired of dodclns the careless one thoy may insist on more riarld observance of the rules i- oaawihinn wftafcaawllnhii deatksyss bfli wmpla of ago- will be rebuilt on a fireproof the splendid tennis court on storey square- bower avenue lias not been put in commission so far this w 5bivv lsvi eku- w iff remember the womens institute arden party in the park on wednes day june 20 a good programme will be provided at the comfits election deputy r turnina offtcem will receive 10 tor their days eewloe poll clerks 8 and constables 4 life ts about equally divided be tween wtablne for something you cant afford and wishing you hadnt spent ho much last month if your door yard does not look well to jrou it certainly does not look any better to your nelhbor do your best to make it attractive the dnifflitri srtackwul be held t ekjra this year on- july 37 and st the old guard and 34 past presidents are szpected to be present the temperature was perilously near the frotrt une on friday night it looks now however aslf the junej frosts will be escaped this flatures given out by city clerk iaeadlay show that 1141 names were added to the voters lists in the city of guslph at the revision sittlrurs last week l the ra4hj kept up last week for six days the prolozured period caused oonslderable apprehension for the low- tylns landsbnt there was not much nsjoatre joqe while at work in the tannery on thursday mrrosdknisht was come by a weakvspeu he was taken to bu home and medical treatment soon brought hlmaround faln 4tbe t oubwtna arsins were made by the county council at the meeting last week loth halton rifles tleo moth- ers allowance otamtsslon t000 halton womans institute 1600 bev a c stewart m a will preach anniversary sermons at morris ton next sunday rv stuart wood b a the paslor- there win occupy the pulpit aknoc church mornlost and evenlns there is no rixht of way in the pteaenoe of danser is the warnlus liven to motorist by a canadian jude recently in other words it you have the rtaiit or way be sure the other fellow knows lfc- several school boys mttty of ihoushueaaly throwlnc stone t trains passlns the school grounds have been undf surveillance by the rail rhs wul do welij new of local import eventful week for a youno presoher the first week in june was an event ful one for ite0 r icdward hall u a the young minister who preached in the methodist church lnv last sunday in may lie was ordained at cnnferenct the following hunday his futhor diiml in uuelph during the next week nd lust wednesday ho was rrrhrsled o mibm marguerite msrtlh of luelph ills first charge will he at cniihurp where he oommencee hip mlnuiry the nre bunduy in july te clrcue alweys attracts children t acton wum well rnpreeented at the circus in tiuelpli on tuesday grand dlior wun thee of course wuh the childnn iunlcswith the little nieces futlier and mothnr with the boys nnd girls uud even the parsons with the klildlfa and of course if was all for the childrens nuko the old folk did not care for the clrous ut ull siut you know the ohlldran did wunt no to go su we wont just to pinnae them and everybody hud k good tune enjoyable lewoue plonlo the rnenvbers of the kpworth ieogue and their iiiaads held a very eny eblq dlcnla la the park on monday evening at half past six tea was served and this feature was qulto popular after las an exciting base ball mntchwiui held the opposing teams were captained by miss haael mason and miss laottle mason respec tively the game was fast and funny and pte players wore ladles and gentle men on both teams the spectators enjoyed the contest as fully as the players the dignified parson of the flock was as obstreperous a rooter as the most devoted base ball fan the game resulted id the close score of 1820 in favor of miss lottie masoi team the seaeene oa c excursions a number of excursions will take place from outside rural districts to the ontario agricultural college at quelph during the month of june and the first of these was on tuesday when the holsteln breeders of haldlmand county and the berkshire breeders of the province spent the day at the institution an effort was made by president reynolds of- the o a c to revive the june excursions this year but owing- to the fact that the rail ways would not give transportation rates satisfactory to the farmers was tmpoeslbte to- get the various farmers clubs interested the major- ly eveur which will neighborhood nefwa- town and country balljinafad thn illji qmouniiu n hcjut lis u wl owing to the pi caul on among tlto xchol- are at present- r mr doimm mcqnouii of the u ut ility college toronto will prnaoh here and in culedon d firing- tlm four m holidays tim ituv n wuddell i iu tiding june down- ut htn nd immo near pttawu nab8aqaweva mr cameron scotts barn on jot 30 concnsnlnn 4 nusaugnwiyu wus struck by lightning on sunday morning of taut week during thn electric storm willing neighbors turned out ut once w tin n called by phone and worked hard the fire yrns apparently put out but it broke out suddenly ufter six oclock in the moxnlngvfrom under some buy and the barn wab hurncd to thejrrouad in a short lime mr ccott lost u quantity nf grain hay lnplo- mchlw tlvo pigs urnl several nheep v ii1 i hi- w aut lu to abstain from such dangerous prac tices -rmr- a q cuuridse banupckbiirn lost one of bls best farm horses on friday morning the cause of death was difficult to determine but mr clarridg thinks it was the result of green feed the animal was valued at mm n kr j ac fernley superintendent of north parkdale sunday school made a helpful address at the metho- dist sunday- school on sunday after- jwon ur ferniey is a former mem ber of the school and always interested in it wock if those beds of flowers on the west taqf the tfovcrnmenc nulldlng ure not set out soon there not be muon bloom when the visitors camo to the old town in the summer time well perhaps therell be time to- get them in after the election a large strawberry cnip uuutlcl pated in ontario during the approach ins eeesoh in the niagara peninsula 1m seres are bearing in the district between toronto and hamilton there are 6bct acres the raspberry crop is reported to be not so promising did you ever watch the camp ftfeywhen the wood has fallen low and the ashes start o whiten round the ambers crimson glow with the night sounds all around you makliistsllence doublysweet nd a full moon high above you that the spelt may be com plete f judge icuiot and his assistants are busy hearfns voters i4st appeals of which there are between 8d0 and 00 id milton work- here will he finished tomorrow svery halton muntdlpal- tty hashundxede ol appeals the workers- of th three partleti are al ibtury-t-champlqn- 7- the list of voters will be a ure on in the oomjn jeotton nejurty wo names wero a44a to pi m tn trafalgar 40 in 04kviu liiiwd snwwiinrv tin w othc munwpfihtes of schedule is ds follows june liisxcur- slon from welland county june ib bruce huron and perth junior farm ers june co south welli wo mens institute june conference of agricultural representatives crops looklna well in the west a note from miss annie carnahan brandon man formerly of ths pjuesbitafr says te crops are-look- lng very good out here now we have had quite a lot of ralnr lately and the extra moisture has beeoj beneficial the spving was backward and the seeding late there was more snow than usual so that we are just having spring weather now the asslnabolne river was flooded again this spring and the farmers along the valley are very late with their seedink my thoughts always travel back to da tarlo in- the spring- and i think of the trees with their blossoms and the wild flowers in the woods it is so much prettier there than here though every thing- is urvbly and green here now i em hoping some time before long of taking trip back to the old home- theold home paper ts as welcome as ever we get so much home news from its wsrk on the highways motor drivers find numerous detours on the highways just now and stretches where repairs are in pro gress where care must be- uxm cjs in passing through the section of the seventh line between thompsons corn- on the arte n cr and hen dersons school on the umehauae line is now closed to traffic this section is in the hands of the toronto to sarttla highway contractors tws new eul verbi are being put in on the george town crossroad opposite the mccul- lough farm the xjmehouse crossroad between theslxthand seventh lines is being tumplked and repaired section of the second line between the xhibjln crossroad and speyslde is being reooated with broken stone the town line between crewsons corners and 3ie rockwood line is under construo- ttn for the provincial highway and the york road between rockwood and guelph is also being renewed for the new provincial highway several of the jogs in- this latter road are being straightened out harry moores farewell to dublin a special of the dublin freemans journal headed the freemans fare well dinner at the shelboutne hotel dublin to mr harry newton moore s lust reached tub fassj pgpis tt with a group photoarapb containing the portraits of mr and mrs moore and a freemans cartoon of mr moore at the farewell dinner this dinner was held on saturday night prior to mr and mrs moores leaving- for london the introduction says this ts a farewell dinner tendered to mr harry n mbore manacioj- editor of the freemans journal given by the freemans journal limited on the oc casion of his departure for london to take up the position of principal of theb2nsuah branch ol the united press agency the chairman pf the evening dr mcdonneiltmanagina dlr- ectaratter proposing the toast of the irish free state presented be toast our quest uml said in his qpenjrui rwmarks i rise to propose the health of our guest mr harry moore and 1 to couple with his name that of his charming wife it is a toast that f propose with mingled sentiments of sorrow of joy and uf thanksgiving sorrow- to think that the time rise now arrived when our very dose and in timate association with mr moor must draw t close joy to think i of the three very pleasant years that we have hud with him in our midst und thanksgiving dame fortune who three years ago made mr moore decide to tarry yet a little longer in dublin when he was ewer here as a special representative of a leading canadian newspaper during the three years he has spent with us wehave all learned to know him we have all learned to love him- w have bv association with him learned to admhe his admirable fquauues and courage as a man his steadfast loyalty as a eolleacue and his loyalty to this paper ills seal hur energy and his tact have been things i haw always t envied his journalutio gklll everybody admits and- admlrea there will be none am certaln who win follow his future in the worlds tnatropoiis with a greater lotefaet than his colleagues of the fcmaiivjpoynair when kp mopfe lifryr dublin t caine riot as an sam in jwlaiul hd who hd a txudf -kg- can- tifran4yaft proud bo was of the isevsjjhmiwiistlauim limehou8e ur douelas m cowdy puawed hlii years examlnationm at toronto univer sity with honors douglas has hten engaged to supervlae physical tn wg at orlmsby beech during the camping mr a lane wax homo from duui river ovor sunday mr and mrs 11 hmlth uud minh vulxabeth pont sunday with frlenda here n mr it v i on ton viaked friends here one day last week r mr wm lane- of toronto vlnltcd trlepds here on sunday mrs george llodglns and children of acton visited friends here on sat urday r mrstantey wilson of toronto spent sundsy with friends here mr a bailey was taken to ouelph hospital on saturday and operated on for appendicitis ho is recoverlna as well as can be expected rockwood the annual plonlo of the young peoples societies of uuelph district of the methodist church will be held in the agricultural park here next wednesday a programme of special interest 1s being prepared there is raucftsatlsfactlon hero that rev mr- oelger has been stationed here for another year robert rice and family have remov ed to long branch mr leonard gardiner w tald up days last tvosac uvink u poisoning in his hand mr and mrs j fltxsimmons were in st thdmea visiting- with the form- trv sister mrs e proctor foe a few days miss bessie gardiner miss myrtle moore and mr a c patterson motored to niagara falls last week the m p barry co have finished the seasons business of shipping turnips and potatoes they report the largest volume of shipments in thirty- five years of business mrs oscar culver of cayuga spent a few days here with her parents mr and mrs h peach mr and mrs gerald bell who are home on furlough from west china where tbey are engaged in educational work were guests at the home of mr john jollltro for a few days mra bell ts a slater jit mrs orlando joiiiffe who with her husband returned to chins last winter baseball has a big- hold on this com munity with the boys and girls teams both issuing challenges for games rockwood wilt be on the map for the season at least a political meeting was held in the town hall on monday evening- at which the conservativecandidate mr lin coln qoldie made an address messrs c l- nelles geo dickson exwarden ot wellington and j smith of guelph also delivered addressee mr joseph aldous acted ss chairman and a fairly large audience- siras present the members and families of the rockwood institute are invited to at und thelnatltuta tally to be heldst the o a c quelnh on wednesday june 10 the ladles are to meet at maseey hall at ljio p m and the men on the front campus every one is to take a lunch bosket and go pre- pared to enjoy themselves games for all at 4j0 p m the sacrament of the lords supper was observed in the presbyterian church lest sabbath some two hun dred and twenty members were pres ent the largest attendance at a com munion service ever held in the church the fact belrut no doubt dlje to the removal pf the pastor rev j little in the very near future a special service for girls was held in the methodist church last sunday morning a large representation of teenage girls from different parts ot township were present and were ably addressed by rev manson doyle of toronto a girls choir added to the interest of the service in the after noon mr doyle addressed the sabbath schoolaud then held a special meeting for the girls again in the waterside park pavilion the large oongrega tlon was addressed by rev mr wooley of beiwood in the evening- motor camplnff git flo towns invite iis te csrnp oyer ninety on motor t01 there are 91 municipalities in ok prftvlnreayor ontario offerlna camping riirllliina ui the touring- motorist this rrowth of thi camping park ijea in tho province has ben nnlvod at by tho ontario motor league which through its touring iepertmenl has jut completed u survey or the ramps under municipal control throughout ontario motor camping as a means of sum- mrr recreation has attained an un equalled record of rapfd growth lr popularity two years ago these could not be listed a alngle municipality in the entire province which took official cognisance of the transient motorist tho motor camper existed but he was generally regarded as a strange jpocla the average car owner ncyer reumed of packing atent on the run ping board and touring any distance with the tent as his sole abetter at night never occurred to him in utlructl venous ontarios tl rjims range over u wide ft old in every esse water and sanitary convenjences have been placed at the disposal of the visitor but many of them go beyond lhu appreciable degree of caraplmjr comfort bathing beaches are not un common frequently a carotaker not only keeps the carnp fldy bub he splits cordwood for thp visitors to use in the camp cookstove london goes even farther- it is seurchlnc for a suitable slot meter which will feed electric current into various etectrlcal- appuv uncea according- to tho amount de posited only two places are hated in halton acton park op fairy lake bath ing boating municipal water supply sheds for use in bad weather race track for use of motorists in speeding milton victoria park in centre of town electrlo lighting of course punchs verse about scar ing- tho fairies and gnomes will apply to ull motorists who use the privileges offered if you go aplcnlcklnsrend throw your moraps about ypull never see the little folk go running in und out and if you leave yuurorungo pee all littered on the gross youll never go to ralry ehd or uco the fairies- pass for empty tins and tangled airing and paper bags orenot the things to scatter where a linnet sings two uub jrown at oakvill james and qeorge frost meet death in lake orrtario j two- brothers wciti drowned and another boy lutrfowly escaped a sim ilar fate when a scow capalxed in the jiakn at qakvillo qnitcldnyixlicreji the jubileecelebration to the kdttor of pass pjuwji dear sir j to those whose early life had to do with acton before- and at the time oe4 trm artnn bingtw- the name of the newly- oros nixed feet ball team at- well attended foot ball meeting as held in the town ttall on monday evening for the purpose of organ la ing a foot ball team mr gordon beardmore occupied the chair the election of officers resulted as follows t hon president gordon beardmore esq hon vicepresident peter smith esq hon treasurer john clarke josq- president david lteston treasurer hud mcdonald secretory m j tiarvey maaogorj tyler captain j ritchie the team which will be knuwu a the actonbangers im largely com posed of kngllah scotch slid irish players must 01 wham have been players on some of the best teams in the old land in the not distant future they will undoubtedly make a nunic fur themselves for financing the club it luui been decided to take up a collection among the residents of acton the following were appointed collectors mr tyum for the village of acton mr rrenull tuftho glove rectory mr hodburn tor the harness leather tannery mr lied ley for the sole leather tannery is this correct bdltor fjumpsbm dear sirs alejrjtorivoakvtlle ap tetred hi the georgetown herald last week which suld mr hljjlmor u tl man of temperuts and sober liablls 1 urn credibly informed that mr hlll- mor ts a memper or the moderation lohgue v so 1 cannot vote for him but x would like to know for sure x hope some one will ask ur hfllmer psiblloly at one of his meet ings if ho is or is nut a modaratloiusl many of his frjends are anxious to be assured on this point a11 jknxious squeamk voter june llth xfl failure to make any arrangements to celebrate the event this year must cause considerable dlsapolntment it is possible that none of the mem bers of the council are of that class and yet as representatives cf the in terests of the people they might reasonably be expected to lead off in such a matter the writer although only about half of that period connected with the town had looked forward with interest to the suggested affair although not ex pecting to be able to attend the city in which i am at present located ts preparing for an almost identical affair a goyear celebration has been long on the go large wel come banners are already bung- across streets at important junctions well accompanied of course by the omni present old glory then nearly every automobile carries on its t wind shield a strip with tnchhuzh letters calling attention to home coming july 14 the celebration will be somewhat handicapped by the recent burning of the 100 foot bridge over the river on the west side which renders ferrying the only possible ingress from that aide for many miles on either hand to be sure work has begun today on a temporary 319000 bridge which may possibly be ready by the- fourth celebration or not some of the con temporaneous events are well worth recalling- by those of that period that very summer the political atmosphere was charged with excitement over the charges in the house of commons that the government hod received 1340000 from sir hugh allan to help u carry tho elections the previous year o that- he could gut the con tract for building the pacific railway the result was that in the fall the john a mcdonald ministry resumed and alexander mckensle became the premier but all politicians legislators edi tors und all taking active part in those stirring wrangles have likely all passed away yours j s c fine crop prospects in the west a bin crop expected in western canada this year a dispatch from winnipeg- says prospects for even a bigger crop in western canada than the bumper one of last year were never better so far recent rans have saturated every foot of the prairie provinces and no a is without an ample supply of mol- ture wamr weather since the rain falls have sent vegetation ahead with the three boys james frost 1 george frost aged 7 eons of mrs violet frost who lost per husband in the war and llnrry qsmnji h- were playing- in aeeow wten ivwas1 blown out half a mile into the lake in a heavy squall there it turned over the two brothers disappeared- under tho water the oft man boy clung to the craft allen kemp arid charlie johnson who saw he accident put out in a motor boat and reached osman just ss his strength felled 1 the bays were drowned in iso foot of water iand it la doubtful if the oodles will be recovered a nw old gams- tic old constructloiwganie of msk- tng doll furniture etc with soaked peas and tooth picks ban be much more easily got ready if rrarfod wheal or rice is substltned far the soaked peas the articles made de not lost lonf nirllh jhe peas but children axed iloveoiiks hew uiie-andvtiotrrtft- 1 better for amusing a little invalid rollvanna i shot an arrow into tho ulrit fell in the dulahcctknovt hot where till a neighbor said it killed his calf and i had to pay him six and u half i bought some volson to etay eome rats and a neighbor swore tt killed his cats andrather than argue across the fence t paid him four dollars and fifty cents onevilght i sat soiling a balloon and hoped it would soar till u reached the moon but the candle fell on the fanpera straw- and be said must- settle or go to law and that hi the way- with the random shot l never hits the proper spot and the joke you spring that you think so smart may leave u wound in some fellows heart exchange the imported clydeul suilion iglwinning jock will sund at arthur gunhys nos- i sagasveys every tuesday at noon j mcleans pusunch for night wednesday noon t george finneys lot 20 conceyion 7 nassagaweya home for n i gift 1 he will be at his own stable fernj dale farm all day saturday and mon day t terms to insure foal 9lg00 february 1 14 all accidents to- mjire at owners risk 4frti neil oillieb sons props moots and toots a portly- man laden with travelling rug- and several bags was endeavor- ing to make a dignified exit from a crowded railway oarriagv at the door he stumbled fin thftpet corn of a brawny scot j toots men groaned the latter canna ye look wbauer yere goint- hoot toot mon hoot i after he had slammed- the door be hind him the overburdened traveller put hla head through the window hootyerself ho retorted im a traveller not a motor car acton elbvator j near otb station- following brartda on hand flour manitoba floor pastry rolued oats oat chop oats oilcake hay anoorxln grain bought and retailed alex lh03le lleney awkey manager r- mclean co iweekly store news wash satins in black white blues pink brown and navy extra rood j quality special attzai yard silk cbepes in all tho new shades also mack white brown navy and green special at 125 yard order your patterns at this 8tore you can make one of these new summer dresses like an expert witi the deltor you can make clothes you never dared attempt before stop in today andlet us tell youmbro about it the butterick patterns with the bellor the pattern that pays fprjitself in material saved the delineator for july is now in stock mclean co mux street acton ont bargains in canvas footwear fob ladies men ladlea shoes rubber soles regular fl85 and tfeo sells at 9100 umt- 1j- mcnn shoes rubber soles regular zk0 antl 1z80 balls at nd fj j childrens shoes leather soles regular 200 and fslo seiu at ttjs6 and1v4 childrens shoes rubber soles at 7se to eljdo levdlbs allleather shoes from 1j50 to 2joo boys allleather lloots from 160- to kz75 4 also have a nnrf stock of oxfords for young mon at reasonable prices do htjt fail to oome and see these bargains tony scynuk mill street next to baptist church sporting goods headquarters we are- headquarter in acton for the famous reach baseball and sportmg goods this brand is too well known fo need any introduction on our part any of your sporting goods requirements can bo promptly attended to from our stock come in and see our line wc also have hahing tackle that will suit any lover of the rod and of coucse all other lines of hardware are carried in our complete stock we anticipate your requirements and stock our store accordingly phone 95 wdtalbot main street acton speciiorl just arrived a new stock op mens and taddjs gooda come in ano look them over mens su regular 3000 on sale at mdnsfants regular t4su on salwat 75 pairs olmens rants regular 350 on sale at 2l25 mens caps regular 250 on sale at 175 mens hats regular 400 on sale at 20 mens silk socks regular 125 on sale at 75c mens 2piece underwear regular 200 on sale for per suit ls5 boys suits regular 1000 and 1200 on sale at sjs0 and 70 boys summer jerseys regular 75c on sale at 59c boys combination play suits regular 150 on sale at m ladies vests regular 40g on sale at ladies bloomers regular 75c on sale at ladies silk hose in brown sand and black regular 125 on sale- at ladies bloomers regular 75c on sale at ginghams in all tho newest shades regular 35c on sale per yard jopen evenings 25c 50c 85e 50c -25c- royal clothing gents furnishing store jh brown ptnet3l mm street acton onl jump for miles on end us far as the eye can reach the wheat flelds form an unending carpet of green white in the cities and towns trees by the road ways show a hot of growth on lawns lilacs are in bloom and in backyards frulj and vegetables are nourishing several prominent farmers i never yield to undue optimism i who have itnowti western canada in timately for twenty years express on general opinion jn- eaylng that proa peats from u crop standpoint were never better at this season on the prairies new observation cars may 1 6th maraud knottier udvunce move on the part of ihe canadian- nu ttupat ylauways when an entirely imw type of mountain observation cr aptly described as a sunltoom on wheels was put into erylce en the mountain division between jasper and kamloops these oars will ttoullnui l attached to dully trains nos 1 and 3 until- september 3d they are the meet uptodate and satisfactory type of mountain view ing car anywhere hi use on the con tinent their excellent appointments enable travellers passing through the northern canadian itockiee to view the tnagnlfloent scenery on both sides the car with the utmost ease and comfort irrespective of weather con dltlons thessicars have been called sun ilooms on wheels owlnjrto the large mount of glass used in their ocn- sl roe ion the windows running from tile seat urtn rests to the celling the seats ure arranged transversely on each tide of a centre jttsle as in an ordinary car there being seating cap uolty tor m passengers the platforms provide capacity for 30 additional per sons the entire cur siding- is of steel with interior finished in llrituh cok umblu oedor stained mahogany the interior s eoulpped with ihetnosr up todgto vsotilalors electrlo- lights ami a big opening sale of ladies ready-to- wear come in andsee the latest models in ladies drosses canton crepe in black rose brown and sand ah nicely trimmed voice dresses ratine dresses and gingham dresses ladks underwear in pink and white ladiessilk hosecotton hose towelling gingham by the yard come in and look them oycr in r the ro ladie8 read speights old stand mill street acton bring in your cream early in the week acton creamery has decided not td accept cream on satur- dayjjfter twelve oclock a rn the governments anxibusjo secure a higherstandard for on tarjot utter and thtsls one 0 the methods that will facilitate our work in this direction uct us have your cooperation in this move to secure higher standard and make better butter acton greamery co t j cneil prop i we are still buyine ekks open tuesday friday and saturday evenings quality oar motto phone es saturday treat 99 just arrived a largo assortment of nousons packages cif chocolates everyone knows the quality of jsciisons uoxcs of chocolates let us show you w super creams a i pound package that sells for 60c the best yet toasted marshmallrows 29e wo arc proud of our marshm allows made by un expert candy maker in u sanitary candy kitchen strawberry and vanilla ttvsts and rolled in crisp fresh cocouhut kegtilar aoc lb htttorday treat 29c lb weekend chocolates 32c lb it is a pleasure to us to see our regular customers come ig week after week for our weekend chocolates just a real good assortment of high grade chocolates kcgular 40c and 50c lb saturday special 32c lb r ice cream a full assortment of ice cream in brick or bulk on hand at all times why worry about dessert for that party phono us your order and we will do the rest v rumley phone no 3 acton ontario summer meats now that the real hot summer months are ji ere your meat menu will bo a problem that we can help you solve in addition to tho usual lines fresh meats we have u very appetising hoc of cooked and cured meats cottage rolls bologna cheese loaf cooked ham weineks etc if you ure in doubt us- jo what to place on your table como down und do your buying over our counters und shopping will be easy wc ulso curry u line of the finest crude of cuniicd gooila phone yourordor und vu arc ut your service with our prompt delivery phone 16 watch our windows friday and saturday for specials j we cloie monduy nxcdncsday and thursduy evenings a tijo pm wedncsdny aftertioonsut 1230 pm w j patterson corner mill and maln stkeets acton ont freepres job printing is v always neatly done m