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r v tft fiftieth year no 0 thursday morning august 28 1024 acton ontario canada thursday morning august 28 1024 single copies five cents the methodist church acton rev jbephus culp p tor panutioi willow st 10 00 m sunday school 110ft a tn thu mlnulor hubjeol labor with owl 700 p n tim minister subject twelve spina come anil tumor ind oiifourngo other und inspire ynur iustor presbyterian knox church acton minister nvtac athwart m a manao willow street 1000 n m i lb iv obis hludlea in matthew resumed chupter xv 1000 a m sunday school 1100 u in tire minister huhjoci the muster f moil 700 p m tho minister subject how wo should live stranger leaving addre with the usher will bo callod upon by tho pastor all ark cordially invitbtt special notices 4 tlbrtlacmcnti in thu column cent per word minimum charga see per insertion fpr sale brick hnumo s rooms for parti cular upiily to tf box 182 acton wanted at ore several glove operator puie and rimrno work 92 btonkv glove co lost in acton j crunk for overland car kinder plenlio return to filfce press office for sale a weaver piano cash or tux lerm arranged it hbabdmoiu3 crescent for sale happy thought range in good con dition apply tn frank kennedy tf wellington sfjeet for sale brick house on mill street evun room with good lot for eale to wind up the estate of tho late john wil liams w r kennet executor men wanted for camp ib mon wanted to go to georgetown toattend mill tin carap for six days commencing september 6 h m kennedy major in command aoton augujtt 27 1024 lotna nl for sale new brick house eight rooms nil inodorn convenience for particular apply to stephen cordimbr mill street acton bull for sale a pure bred shorthorn bull 14 mo old dark red a very good one apply to alex cripps r r 1 acton creweona corner card of thanks the family of the late william lynd wish to convey nlnoere thankato the frlanda who expressed in ao many waya tholr sympathy and aorrow they were deeply touched by the tribute of affection and reepeot which were mown and the kindly acta of thought fulness and will long hold tbem in grateful memory the family i farms for sale 46 manna- in tho counties of halton and wellington varying- from 40 to 100 acre let ua aend yoa our usl a number of homes and twain phtse la aoton for gala fire and life insurance money to j a smith real batata agent auction sale at rockwood friday august 29 at two oclock r v mowllllams will hold a salo of 38 head of wellbred tockers hoy iiindlby auctioneer phone 15rt erin do you earn 25 to 50 pr weekt if nut why imtt we secure posi tions and many opportunities tu set in business for youraelf big enittnd for motor mechanics bat tery expert welders and barbera teach you tho trade by praatlcat training in a few short weeks special fates now on to a limited number act now cull or write for infurmutlon to hemphill trade sehoals ltd 1s king st w toronto y wonderland a frioay august 20 the boy of flanders starring darkle coogan com mly on night hodge podge hulnod iteulm of hjwrt saturday auqu8t 30 you cant get away with it story by ooverneur morrla com oily clothes and oil fox new monday september 1 the mark of zoxro starring douglas fairbanks cnmedy t educational reel tuesday september 2 dont call it love vrom th novel rita coventry chapter v tf the way of u man com inly tired business men coming september 4 und 6 the cov ered wagyn r l gregory son this is what august clearances meaii to a man 125 socks tor 95c 100 socks for 75c 85c socks for 65c 75c socks for 50c 40c work socks 27c 250 underwear 183 200 underwear 158 f50 underwear 115 125 underwear 95c 100 underwear 79c balbnggan shirts and drawers at 63c 35c soft collars 2bc 25c stiff collars 20c 250 and 300 shirts 195 400 shirts for 300 4k50 shirts for 025 500 shirts for 150 225 and 250 work shirts for 135 200 work shirts 169 185 work shirts 149 175 work shirts 139 150 ork shirts l29 1 25 work shirts 95c 100 ties for 75c 125 ties for 95c 135 ties for 100 50c braces for 39c any straw hat at 50c felt hats at 259 tweed caps at 85c 4000 suits for 3375 3500 suits for 2950 2500 suits for 1775 1405 suits up to 250 450 flannel trousers 385 000 flannel trousers 495 s7s0 flannel trousers 635 z50 khflki trousers 195 245 work trousers 195 275 overalls at 25- 250 overalls at 200 500 fine trousers 335 375 khaki combin- ation suits at 2jj5 250 white duck trousers at l9 2500 raincoats at 1950 475 lustre coats 375 350 lustre coats 1500club bags 985 9o0 club bags 590 suit cases and club bags at l69 200 umbrellas for l50 250 umbrellas for 200 300 umbrellas for 2j5 350 umbrellas for 275 400 umbrellas folv 300 500umbreliasfov sj0 600 umbrellas for 450 750 umbrellas for 600 1000 umbrellas for 750 because its macdonaijys theres assurance of satisfac tion back of every sales price you take advantage of irtlrhis august clearance d e macdonald bros ltd guelpb7s leading and largest store weelkend specials have you had a bo it of smiles v chuckles lately we have just received a fresh shipment in half pound one pound and two pound boxes wc also have a large assortment in bulk assorted chocolates with cream and hard centres if you wish we will box them for you regularly 40c and 50c lb weekend special 32c tb i assorted kisses the purest candy made regularly 30c lb weekend special 25c id ice cream this is certainly ideal ice cream weather everyona cnjpys a nice dish of ice cream or an ice cold drink we can supply you with cither we carry a full lino of bulk and brick ice cream and will deliver same mu1 street acton- hw1ues w will 6v you mony if you will li u school days means new shoes for tne kiddies cfflr3l jteed shoes you will find our prices right quality comfort and wear considered mens work shoes made by jhe best makers at prices very 0w considering the quality tan and black plain too and too cap v fine shoes for men women tfnd children all the best leathers patent colt kid and calf our stock is all new the proop of the boot is in the wearino harry harrison the shoe man new lin of travelling beg nd suit caaea the annual flower show is successful many pine specimens exhibited by amateur groweni v the 8pectxl list attracted many exhibits and a splendid showing iltit ihlrd annual flower hhow wi lioll nn wodneoday of luat weak oia drill hall and proved exceptional ly intarafltlna conaldarlns tho aaaaon- thf doql tlamp woathorhlntisrad iho flnwon in lomv important olaaati from loomlna put other varlatlaa flu ml tholr claaae and contributed much toward a fine all around ahow ftnorn wna ken competition in the tttunloil claatiaa and acton may wwll 1q iitoud of the home rrowera of the town who take auch a lively interaat in aecurlng oruetakjna reaulta thn official hat pumuhed below liowi thetirtie utkera it will obaervnd that hese are pretty well dlmrlbutod howlna that merit h been recognised wherever found the prise awarded were aa follow speeial prlzee v ijont six named varieties oudlotl oeo mann lllgheat number of point in boelety olaaa for cut slower a ii dlabop qco mann and bruce parameter oual hlrheat number pdtnt qalned by novice in any clo leo- mllla v rawllnsa boat twelve aatera any color a iv ulahop boljt collection ot cut flower an- nuala j u davaao a hell a il rlahop iet collection pdt punurj m savage e t thatford heat six oladloll any color e t thnltord boei six spike gladioli rall color oeo mann beat window box u will urn flrat and second mr mcmillan third v boat twelve stem sweet pea any color w brlater mr scott beat display aatera a h blahop beat six spike oladloll mixed colon d o busaell beat vaae bouquet geo- green beat display verbena b t thel- ford btjnt twelve sterna sweet pea o brute r beat dlaplay petunia j bruce beat collection snapdragons mar grarct modonald beat collection panalea j7 m sav- ago i beat su white aatera a h- blahop beat table bouquet any one variety jwlra j bruce beat table bouquot of aatera a ii bishop beat collection vegetable j savage beat flower garden in acton j k oombltj a bell j m savage heat blrdhouae arthur hendataon beat bouquet wild floweredorls hollowny est six varieties wild floewra dorla ilolloway cut flew htat six aatera one distinct color a ii blahop j m savage c wood hun aatera beat three any color j m bavase o green a h bishop aatur best single btootn any color a h bishop j m- savmare d c iluasel dahlias best six any color scrlven c woodhall mrsc9lt dahltas beat three red r- thet- ford mr scotr v scrlven gladioli beat six aplkea any color quo mann o jx brown q t beard- morv oladlolj best three spike any fcolom 9o mann mr w wllluuns o ix brown iludlollbeat six- spikes aalmon b iuraeler g t beardmora oeora- mann oladloll beat specimen spike repre- avntlns be apute in aliow e t thetfurd oeo mann b parireter oludlolu prlmlhnu variety tallest lnrle xplke oeo mann gladioli prlmlunu best elx aplk orunse b parse tar gladioli irlmlunus best elx spike tiny color o t beardmore xx c russell olndlolus prlmlllnua beat lnfle spike any color geo mann b par- botor p c kuasell xjuea beat u spikes 0 t beard- more a h blahop iliiie beat time spike b paraeur nasturtium beat collection mrs sco it g t beardtnor c woodhall phlox drummondl beat oollectlon apt bloumd j m savage margaret m lynuld aeoond and third phlox pprrenlal beat collection six bloom any color o t beardmort xj c kuaaelt petunia best collection alx stogie bloom a h blahop g mills woodnall petunia beat collection ix double bloom a h blahop geo green petujil best duplay geo utlu t ci rdsboll a h blahop snapdragon beat dlaplay oaorgo ml lis w sayera c woodhall sweet peas twelve tetna any color mr scptt f scrlven g brlater hlocka beat twelve any color qeo oreen mrv a ttll stock beat twelve bloomav any color mr a bell liost beat three bloom j bruce verbena beat dlaplay b t thul- ford f scrlven mr scott zinnia best six blooms any oolor mrs scott a h blahop ylnnlua beat alx bloom any one olot a ii bishop k llnwllnus platrt uegonln rex hargeret mcdonajd mr william begonia any other varutyex t thatford y bcrlven fern boa ton j bruoe kuadila slngleb pargeter novloe claaa dahlia alx bloom oeo mule tjludloll alx aplke any color f ltawllng verbenas best collection f iuw- llnga bnapdragiitva bftt pollflctlfln flea mills vegetables beuna three poda j m savugo b pargeter g brlater ileota three round j m savage oeo green j u kennedy carrots beat three j m savage g heard more g mill celery ure atlok j m 8avaia t beardmore cabbage three white j m savage en mill onion three whtte0 qrn d lleanlmore q brlater onions three red g t beardmore ajoreen onions three any pther variety 4 t beardradre b pargeter pnrsnlpa beat thme a t beard- more geo mills s peaa threevpoda j 3x savoga g beardmore 1outoes beat twelve j it kn- uoily lur tho suooihw of the ahow much orodiri du to mr urtloar parawur news of local import mr searrow at 81 albn burlng the absonca of hev ii o i luugh m a the recort of hi albatui the past three weeks mr j v scarrow i haa ocoupied the pulpit iii nermon i have been thoughtful und oarnoat and member uf the congregation apnuk of them in term of appreciation mr bcger lay reader conducted the ordor of service bev mr llaugh will aunie hi work next sunday first wheat threshed u halton the nrst threshing of full wheat in halton county thl ocition took place tuesday on the forma at- j c altqi and walker gunby nelson townqhlp and janothan vunalckle trufalgnr township the wheat la a fine sample and la yielding s8 to 30 huahels to the acre which la highly satisfactory the wheat la u little above tly average and so fur no prouihava uoim found ileformer plaeett the papsr in good company a leading company of manufacturer in toronto which has been using the columns of t iiunt ihwuj for adver tising purposes for soma months write your paper will bo included in the next advertising aervlce going out we compliment you on thteon- eral character of tub fas i which we regard a qne of the beat weeklies in the province if not in canudu thank you cleaning up the old cmtry councillor nlcol ha been engaged thl wfok in dcunlng up the old ceme tery and making it presentable thlc 1 very worthy work and if eufneient aupport is given the work mr ntcql will eo the premise which houd be regarded with hallowed feeling put into the condition which should nlwaya prevail there subscriptions toward thl work have been made e follow w a storey trfoo samuol uclam point bdward 1600 a t brown 1600 mr charles akljs of toronto ib60 andrew murray 1000 previously acknowledged 12000 i the baseball tournament the baaeball tournament arranged for lost saturday afternoon did not draw a very large crowd however aomefalr game were put up the flrat game belween aoton and the mountaineer was rather a weird one aa acton completely outclassed this team and piled up about 20 runs agalnat 1 or i by the visitor the second game was better and hewet- aona brampton team held terra cotto to a sl score tho final game was between hvwetaons acton team and terra otta and again terra cotta wax victorious with a 31 acora all games were even inning affairs the urn plrea were wm nonn and it m mo donald tho terra cotta team was presented with a allver cup nultably engraved for winning thl tournament- killed by motor at bronte j coasting on a bicycle while lianglng onto the back of a truck proceeding along the toronto ham 1 1 ton highway last sunday night james demelo is year of age a section hand employed by the canadian national hallway at bronte wag instantly killed when a passing touring ar swerved to the leftbf the truck to clear it but knock ed the boy under tho wheels of th- truck both motor came to a atop the ooan pants of the automobile walk ed oyer and vjewed the body but let it lie there it- is reported and hastily drove s in their car the truck is owned by the oakvllle bosket com pany chief of police kerr state thut action will be taken to arrcmt thu occupants of the paosenger car in the event of their not returning an in quest wo opened by coroner dr stead at stanley russell undertaking par lors and was adjourned until noxt i tuesday 1 big fire at beardmore tanneries estimated that jjie loss sustained j in the sole leather depart ment is 150000 effective assistance rend ered by georgetown and milton fire brigades acton haa been singularly immune from disastrous flrun but lost sunday morning a boat 1220 oclock a corifla gratlon of unusual extent occurred- at the sole leather tannery of messrs beardmore a co by which the inn yard and beam house building and much oxponslvo machinery and stock were destroyed th fire originated in a storeroom underneath the rut i way bridge which crosae the ravine from the north to tho sduth section of the extensive work to convey ibndnd car to dif ferent point hh progress was very rapid the nlghtwatchmun dlscovorud it on hi rounds und endeavored to quench the flames but it immediately broke out in larger volume and by the time he could send in an alarm it had burst ihrougft th roof the fire spread with great rapidity in all dir ections and soon ut tacked not only the frame work of thi large building but the timbers of thu railway bridge above in 112 when a family had a spare bed in tb house they were consid ered affluent now the term applla if they have a spare tiro for tho motor car small docket of accounts at the regular council session to arrange additional fire proteo a tlon at th tanneries the regular session of the council was held on monday evening with alt the councillors present und the ueeve in the chair the finance committee presented their seventeenth report antj mended payment of the following ac count v general aooou wm evans labor i i 46 acton faas pnsas printing und advertising waterworks account jo ioberton co aupplle jaa modonald labor is 3j 40 05 5 25 164 b0 the report wa adopted mr s mclam requeatad irmlaaten to purchase a pathway in kulrvlew cemetery council decided to see if ucha sale wa advisable the question of grunting 1 larry btatham a kennel tlceiiao wum dis cussed no action was taken t the suggestion of councillor thetford chitft moponald of the fire brigade was called into the meeting tq disedss matters relative to uddlllonal means of fighting nrea at the tanneries in the case of large fires ueh a on saturday night the clerk was in structed to urrango u conference with messrs beardmore ft co with u view to putting additional protection on in the vicinity of the innnerle the clerk was also instructed to write v the chief- of milton and oeoigetown fir brigade thanking them for their help so voluntarily given in fighting conflagration uf but urdu y ttlght and exprelng the towns fpeullg of ppreclntion o these seryloeji council adjourned ut 1040 p the president hi effort were how ever well supported by hi fellow ornoer mr arch to mochrlp first vloe- president and mr george oreen second vldorresldent mr frank scrlven becreiary- treasurer wa also indefatigable in his aupervlston of the k ahd returned to hla duties after hi recent lllne sa soon ua he was able tu do ao y every maaobar of the committer contributed valued service there wa not- figurehead in the list and these workers are aa follow mrs k t thetford mr h s wllaon mrs j c nstaop mrs- n f moore mrs mcmillan mrs hullowuy mrs ulahopy mia nslue fairbanks maer j m savage jfi t thetfurd w walton 10 j gamble aoton citlaena hand contributed i a nn mualoal program mo during the evening in a very few minutes the splendid nre- fighting apparatus of the tan neries with tholr powerful eject roment iim separated pumpa were brought into commission with a pressure of 110 to 126 pounds g the fire unit a full complement of acton fre brigade was at work in the effort tu aubduo the flame anj keep them from spreading assistant manager j m mcdonald of tho tan nery- and chief k m mcdonald of the acton fire brlgude coordinated tholr forces and a united fight wai put up six lines of hose from tho tannery pumps played upon tho flames with charlie hansen ut the pumps and tho acton brigade hud five lines ut splen did pressure the execution thl effected was powerful und soon show ed good results in holding the fire fairly well within tho are of buildings attacked whan the fire hud been in progress for about half an hour it was fell that more help wa needed it tho devour ing element wa to be confined within the fire walla of the yards and the beam house georgetown and milton brigades were communicated with and they reapondid willingly and promptly each brought u thousand feet of hose and sufficient men to man their respective quotu georgetown muke the trip in 16 minutes with their motor truck and milton in about 20 minutes georgetown hose wa laid and pressure was directed on the x south west wall just in time to check the are from en ting through as was threatened the milton urlgade at tached their hose to the steam tire engine which a itquud uf volunteers under major kennedy had brought from the fire hall und stationed at the main street bridge this una also did affective work with thl splendid united force the fire wa controlled and its limits con fined within the fir walla of the yard und beam house these buildings were entirely gutted however and the splendid machinery and equipment therein totally destroyed the nno crane ayatem with the 800 tannlnv vat it aerved the six lines of copper pipe for conveying tun liquor through out tho yard thu oloctrlo motora jhe water supply service were destroyed ten cars of quebracho no car of oak extract 100 barrels of nil all went up amoke a large section if the railway bridge wua also destroyett tho 800 vats were full uf bides li process of tanning these were great y damaged by fire wutor und tho burning debris which fell into them the fatal loss on stock buildings machinery and railway bridge 1 es timated at 116000 the insuranco on the section of the works destroyed follow building isooo stock 166000 machinery 10 000 the jp mu ranee appraiser were promptly on the scene on monday to adjust th losses which as will be seen are far beyond the total of the insurance carried th origin of th fire 1 unknown two causes are auggeated a cigarette tub drop km where the fire started ora siuirk or cinder from a shunting engine might possibly have fullon through the bridge und mouldered where it fell until it finally buret in obituary william lynd ail omtecmud ultlxoit of foi ty years resident o puasud uwuy on wedmmlay when our vi no ruble fellow cltlxon wllllum iynd wum called home vor some time mr jynd ft thu burden uf yours uftor a lifetime of industrt- uun labor on tho furm a few day before hla death h uuffured from i atroke und thlu hlu uged fruiyo waw una h to murvlvo htnce the doulli or his buloved llfos purltiiir u ynur ugo his da u ah tor mlsii kllxubdth bus boon his constant companion and mupport her loving solicitude for his conifot and cure wtmr unfailing und the old gailtlomun appreciated very fully this daughterly attention ami devotion wdllam ryml was a natlvo of cboka town county tyrone i rein nd ho came to canada in his young man hood liu parent buying pussod away in his boyhood yearn lln settled at itochou point in york county wh he lived for over twnnty yours about forty year ugo he und ills futility came to acton he having purchueo1 the homestead of thn late asa hall on multi htroot one of tho our i lent aettlnrh of the community five years ago when his eon noll who wae hla right hand support in thn farm opera tions died he ho id tho farm to mr hugh mccutceon but reserved the second house on tho furm for tho una of hlmsolf and mrs lynd during their lifetime there in comfort ho and his wife resided in quiet contem plation of wohpont jive urter their uctlvllles for ho many yearn flfly- e yours ugo mr and mrs lynd wnru married theirs wa a happy life to gether und they were not for many mr iynd having predeceased him in july of lust year of their three sous and throe daugh ters five survive us follow william ut 0huwu joseph in toronto mm peter murray jsrln mr w h smith acton und miss flsxln ut home the funorul lust friday afternoon wa largely attended it wus conducted h rev j culp in the abnenre of hev a c htewarf m a the pastor of iho police court news do u las sllen of streatavllle charg ed mike solokowskl who worked for him on the furm with jhoft of money and clothes the case came up before mugletrutn moore for hearing last thursday the evidence fulled to con nectbowcrrwidtjl with the theft and th case was illsmlssed flame with character is tlo enterprise the messrs beardmore commenced thi work of removal of the debris ut monday morning und will proceed at once to rebuild the portion of the work destroyed it i hoped to have the wall repaired and the roof on within alx weeks fortunately the engine and boilers and much uf the machinery were not arte tod by thi nre the dry ion and shipping rooms have a large quantity of leather which will be nniahed as rapidly us possible tu supply th trudu it win reassuring to obrve tho tunnery teams early monday morning teumliur leather a usual from the lurinerytu the warehouse at the canadian na tlonal hallway for shipment a considerable number of the vats in the works of the aoton tanning company have not been hi use lately these will be ut once utilised or tonnmg solo leather stock until the premise destroyed are rebuilt it i very grutlfylng that thl -dls- astrau flr will not mean that a large number of men m v thrown out of employment the men ulready on the puy roll a employees will be used for clearing up und rebuilding the plant in fact there will probably be u considerable number of other uvm ulso employed messrs beurdmore a co appreciate vry highly the effective service ren dered by aoton kirn ilrlgude u also by the georgetown und milton bri gades they uro rflsn very much gratified with the splendid work per formed by their own men in handling the hose line mid righting the ire thut the flro wus uu intensely hot one la manifested by the twisted railway rails und the iron work und machinery throughout the burned over o lass from thn toofs wus malted fused with copper piping and ironwork of the muohlnery the paint th woodwork of the house or mr watson on the topf the hill from the burning building wu budly blis tered and th building would have beeh destroyed had it not been for the bucket brigade which kept the oof add aid saturated with water the wagon shop of mr luiuald sinclair wa alao in jeopardy for u time and part of the conlent ware removed notwithstanding the intense heat all the men bundling he hose and fighting the ire were unceasing in their effevta though they buffered from buaiared kdwurd huiidersnn an employyu oi the hlichwuy wa charged by provin cial constable atkins with illegal pur chase of liquor on a search warrant provincial oltlcern doyle and atkins found u bottle of moonslilryt huuor ir his trunk sunderson pleaded gulltv and wus fined 6000 und routs wh put on oath on suturduy u to the source of hla liquor the defendant swore thut he wum throutened with appendicitis thn duy he got thellquor und he wont out u hunt for whlekey lie went out the mill pond road two oi throe mile and cume urrohu u man sitting on tho aide of tho roud who hud u hottlrof moonshine partly con sumed the man guvu him a drink und he puld him 260 for the halancv he ihunk uonie became intoxicated and the officer got him and the bottle when he wm drunk ho did not know tho mini nnver suw him before f a young toronto man out of work came to milton friday morning und eecurtd u job with u farmer named brown in buquesing township north of hornby finding the work too hunt doc i ilod to return but ut hornby station he wuh detained by farmer brown und tuhtm to mlltun whore was liiindod iivpi to chief coiutuhio chapman who wus tld by ilrawn thut- he hud mirthutl u largo uuin of money und thut ho suspected the toronto young man of eeullng it the prluom was held in milton jail on a nominal charge of vagrancy but late thurs duy night chief constable chapman received a telephone messugo from brawn stating that he had found all his money in one of the pockets of hi other null of clothe tho young mai came bafore police magistrate moore ut milton on friday on the vagrancy churgt- und wk imnlodlatoty released the canadian editors visit at belfast ireland a mosl enjoyable and instructive visit at irelands com mercial capital happv experiences of neal irish hospitality bv the lord mayor and lead ing citizens one of liio tiroat delightful features of the vlult ovoniuun of thu can oil ian icduors party wua tholr time all too short spent in ireland the vry cordial invitation of sir robert ilulrd president of the llolfunt telegraph extended through our manujer mr 1c itoy suylu toronto months boforo wan greatly appreciated anticipation of tho real irish huspltullty in nloiv woio morn than ruullxad during our memorable visit wo left oluutjow tho ufturnoon be fore und cuiuii into uluht of ireland surly next morning thu eplondldly tilled fields vlslblo on the irish coaat wera most attractive what more ax- hlllaratlng tonic could u prospective- visitor havo thun tho sail up llclfaot lough on a glorious summer morning with thn sun busking on tho fair hills of counties antrim uid down on tho right wo huw thu rugged promon tory of illuck head with ita inasstvo lighthouse un uiikit of light t mar- inors hi thu oft stormuuutcd north channel on the left we got u nno view of tho allont sontlnol on the cope- unil islands marking the ttouthern amtruncp to the lough whoso wutor huvo ttornu tho mlghtieut shlpu built lo doty tlui elementu lielfust lough tb sovon mlhh uurosw ul it wldvst point and at its head on tno illver ljucan lieu the city from which it lakes it name on each aide wu saw numerous townn and vllluges and flno private residences und cututeu occu- iod in tho main by wealthy city merohanta and profesnlunul men on tho antrim hm we observed nestling inside black head the ploas- t wittering pluco of whitehead a few mile farther up i currlckfergus with its historic castle at which king william 111 a monarch whoso memory is cheruthod thorc as well as by thv orangemen of canuda luntlud in 1030 high up iii the perspective und nurcr the city wo hud polntud out- to us by sir ttobort ilulrd wito accompanied our party on tho lighter from tho montlutirler to thu donegull qua cavu 11111 underneath which is belfast castle the soul of the karl of shaftos- bury the principal lord of tho soil through inheritance from tho donogoll futnlly tho present isurl uf shaftes bury was lord mayor or belfast in 1007 in the vicinity are many fli o residences which increase in number till the country environment 1 finally lost in the city at um village uf white- house en tho borders qf thn lough on the county down eide we had u fine view of hunger tho popular soa- sidu resort which w wore told is increasing in mizc by leaps and bounda further up w hud glimpses of lordly mansion and tstmg viuom peeplnn through the beuutlfuliy wooded ehores tho whole forming u picture the beauty of which wus not exceeded ut any previous point in nil our travels over at brampton on tuesday oliver train- of bolton wa churned before h p- moore police magistrate with lllogul purchuse of ifquov he pu choaed u doxen ikottloa of oil from toronto vendor on a script given y dr lurdeuer to u nalghtxtr of truin he brought the liquor homo und hn drank three bottles of his nelghlwr liquor when inspoctur iteuwly arrived on the icon und hecured tho other nine tho evidence for both prosecu tion und defence proved these fuats train wum fined t0ooo umr cot andrew doult who wus cuught with a pitcher of whiskey in j j bobbin hotel at htreetsville oif august 3 und fined 130000 und uoattt y 1 m moo on auvust 14 wus dlscovorm again with liquor in the hotel un sunday oveiilug lust by coiistulile leece churw have tmian inui ugulhut both doult und ltohblna these will co up tor hearing imxt thtithday llrumpton htimmill iilvrnt who fulud lo obey hi hiimniond to ioifrt in muy on uhurge of huvlng liquor unlawfully and who wua nned 60oou und costi or six month in jail was in rested in erin township on hatunluy and lodged ln milton jail he will there huve un opportunity tl reflect upon his lv- leaatlwsh uiwl us lllevltubhi resulu mid butned nybruwa und wet clothing j acton kioplo may wxll lt proud of their fire ilrlgude und uloo of thi capacity unr rtuutlviiiesu of the town terwm us system the pi unit ul wus ulr- thut could have been ihslred file vtiumo uf wat vr was uhundunl und tin- liouis uf uru by no inuiiy linn of hose did not visibly ffnot the d- mvmtin service about town it u not likely thn waterworks ynuni wlllevoi iv severe test thut it stood mo effectively itviiy cltlauii should bu grntinetl und thunkful it is a rather peculiar roliiolduuco thut mr turnilicu lleuidltioiv the uie hilvndunl hud jumi lotiirned homo hollduy on the noitheni lakes on hutuiday uvnlng anil that ussru tleotku hoard more of torqutu id lotdon uaaidipore aoton hud returned fmni tcuinpn the sumo day llumlrodw of hum uutne from a wide diu on holiday morning to nu the nre und during the duy tnuuy more i the llovilhtuted uleu i nine yetit h miucd the big tlru i dry lofts of tlm acton tan ning touipany ocuurreil the uucroasful business liluii was trying to luiurtss the olsik why ig man i even slurtud out in llfu imi etoiit hoy wwll i wustit ith shoes on myaelf unswered ulerk in tho dlstanco wo hud u good view of scrubo monument erected lo the memory olord cuatloreugh who car ried the act of union lit 1801 also of helens townr u charming retreat in the uslaia of the flrt marljulu of duf- ferln tho gloat prtcmsul of britain whose tumulus- urn lulurrud close by lord- dufterin who wuu onu of can- tidae most highly ealnomod govern ont- general half a century ago wus descendant of this house bounding oioypolni with ilm mask ed batteries wo were curried inland until wo passed the pttturvaquo towt of holy wood ad there lie fore ua wns tho huta and tho activity of a groat city it was belfast presently thu clung of countless pneumatic hammer was heard and in a few minutes we stoumed into tho busy itlvcr lagan und beheld beforu us the great shipyards which have dona wo much to muku belfast famous all over the world on the left an tho hugu uruvlng dockm owned by tho hurbor truut towering high is tho huge guntry over hurlund wolffs mhlpyurd where such noted stoamuhipti um the ilrlttunnlc titanic olympic und l the battle crulsm glorious and vindictive wero built continuing up the rlvor with its inisy wharvea unci dock we hoou reuoliudnoncgall quay u short dlstumu from tho centre of the city uml thuto wo tllhotn burked tho moment wo landed the welcome which kir hubert liuird und tho com mittee of the uluttr district institute of journalists hud inaugurated as w joined thum on the lighter utf wu came off thu moutlauiluf was conspicuously renewed uml extended by other prom inent cltlxon who uwulted our com ing immudjutely churubancn nutomebllu und irlh jaunting earn wru placed ut our disposal for tlm uhort journey to the beutlliful city hull ut thu head or donegull plucu wheiu cordial clvlu wolcomi by tlm hluht hon the lord muyor hlr wllllum turner uwilll us aw wt htnppod to bu jty fiom tile lighter which wuu drossod in its full complement of nhlpn ilugn uml bunt ing in honui of our puiity i itptuud thut lill the st nut lllllnlfut which came into vluw were ulso profusely decorated the union duck being in evldenae everywhere naturally wu ut nrst thought llolfunt wua running or in tho error in ut giving uu the ul trih wo loom u thut wum pnittuiod but the keuner udge of thin idea wau slightly illsuuputed whuii wo luurnl thut hut duke uml duihou- of york wnr irt tho city havlilg bn the day before tvoi- ut uullymuim laying thu toruor mtotut theii ror u lino how town hull wo welti irhid liuwivn- to mo thlu htiiiiig aplrlt of loyalty to tlii ci own and quit content to udmliu the decoration while occupying tho pluco of smniid ilddlo lotho royal pair we hud a himliur exeriuuue it llvorpool u week or two pruviously in hkh nity w univmt in thu midst uf m decora tioikh for tho king and qoeuii ho were to honor thu opening abl hiseorullon of tho new cuthliul tiloro hi day after our dnpurtuio on thut cualott however wu it tin plnuauio r tho decora ho nn before tin- urilvul of i hel mujuallom iilhin urrlvul ut iho beautiful city hull we weio u i veil u hearty tlvlu uio by tho lord mayor uml lidi liiimborlulii hlr kiuloilou mmitjy- niny c v o mr lomi ludy imsldont of tlw cunudtuii wekly newniapr ahho- lutlon axk now i edging iliu coidlullty of the wrtcniue said thoy had till look ed furwurdto thut visit tu holfiint ills own four grand pal onts bnlongod tq the north of iiulund und at leaat two n f his wife grundpimmth wfre alao liutlvoh of this loyal community apptiiliso anotlior ihumoii why they felt so iiujch at lion welc u cuutluual i was on un 1ugo six