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v i tv ujf- iw8iwiu5wyfflc feckr- taesr births uarruscck and dcata are now i charged or at tnc following rates blrtlis 50c marrugea 501 deaths 50c memorial i cards soc 10c per lin extra lor poems l t born mokechnre at rochester n y on saturday tcoruay 20th 1026 to mr ind bjra robert mckechnio died storey at her home bower ave atton on thursday february 25 lojb 1 lluloth storei i milinij in tlio hospital at detroit michigan on saturday rtbruary 27 192g llinrlca mune aged 70 years camnston at london hospital on sumlhy rebruan slst 1926 angus c imcism brother of john cameron actoh nfc4 70 yearn johnston at the homo ot his tl lughter mrs i hartley toronto on sunchj tebruary 28th 1926 ronald johnston formerly of erin scanlan on friday ovonlnb feb ruary 1926 at 144 cowan avo tor onto rev r w scanlan ph d formerly ot nassastrooya in his sq cntyttilrd year mnckay mnry kathleen maokay eldest daughter of mr and mrs w c muckaj ot oakvllle passed away in toronto on wednesday febmar 24th in her 20th jear wht artott 3to gram thursday march 4 1186 brief local items monday was the first ot march woll march came in rather lamb like good friday four weeks fioir tomorrow tho seventeenth of march la in the ofllns u week from next wednesday the saddest words of ruth or lizzie arc just these four the lino is buay the despised old black crow has made his appearance in this section again did march come in like- e lion or a lamb sard to tell wasnt it a little of both thursdays allday rain storm re plenished many cisterns which had become empty f keep the heart of the house warm these winter days and the young folks will cherish it there nss been a good deal ot slipping going on the pavements the past week or two it la really astonishing says an observant pastor how much worso a cold gets on sunday turnip shipments are still belntr made from acton station of the can adian national railway the most of the extreme winter weather will nave passed when wo set through with this month neighborhood news- town and country churchill mies ollvo robinson of konilworth who has been snondlnir several months with air and mm albert smith re turned homo on tuesday rev mr douglas tho now minister of the united church hero ls growing in popularity v ith tho congregation his sermons ui o bright und helpful whon spring ouona and ho is able- to get out umong the homes more freely hell be welcomed everywhere a good many residents of this com munity attended tuo concert in the united chinch lust wudnosda even- ln riven by the oia tlmo village quartette in tho united church acton it was greatly enjoyed by all na88aqaweya tho serviced last sunday wcro with draw in tho tbenotcr church in con sideration ot the opening of the new united church in eden mills master willie adnmson ot saska toon son of mr george adomson who has been vtalung rolatlvea in naasagawoya during tho last three months left for hts homo on tues day messrs thomas and bert nightln- ffaleof knatchbull visited friends in toronto last week the farmers aro getting out their supply of summer vood the ground hogs were out on tho first of march for the first time this winter this is an indication of bprlng coming before longs the crows are here again ospringe advertising knows no greater magic than the plain talk ot the man who convinces on the printed page simcoo county council this year has on its roll call two cunninghams two browns two wilsons omd two wrays mary had a little iamb its fleece on oumo was white but that was in the good old days when we burned anthracito a few days ago james watson out down a bee tree on his bsqueslng farm and got twentyfive pounds of honey out of it it la sold that tho proof of a good husband is ttuet he will shave bis bobbed haired wifes neck and not kick about haying to all radio owners without license will be fined by the government from now on according to the information given out during the week 5 00 is the minimum fine it waa all very well for shake speare to write if music be the food ot love play on but he dldnt hear tho prisoners sons from every sta tion ho tuned in on grand valleys public library re ceipts for the year amounted to 9988 13 tho people of the community evi dently value the privileges of having llteratiro free of access ahco victoria mcglbbon of tor onto has given notice of her intention to apply for divdrce at the present session of parliament from john os wald mcglbbon of georgetown ndw that march has como tho our farmers arc busy thesa daa doing- considerable teaming as the sleighing is ideal on our country roads t after such a beautiful fall of snow lost monday many farm deals ore the feature in this farming community this wint er mr j w sutton of the third line has rented his form to his son and held a large clearlnff sale lost tuesday which was well attended by farmers high prices generally were paid for good stock with brisk bid ding on many fine animals mr r j kerr of acton was auctioneer the proceeds of the sale waa in the vicin ity of 30u0 from reports sir james coffee of the first line has sold his farm to a farmer from near fergus messrs w robertson and van nor man are holding a blg surplus sale of registered and- grade stock next moo- day on mr robertsons farm on tho guelph road many of our young people attended the dance in hiusburg the other even ing miss v wilson of guelph spent the weekend at the parental home on the townllne mr and mrs fred mcqutcheon of acton enjoyed the weekend with friends in this vicinity obituary unv dr niaiu scanlan formerly of naasagaweya tho death occurred at tho homo of his daughter mra a r whlttmore 144 cowan avenue toronto on 1 rl day of rev h w scanlan ph d for more thai 38 yens a mlnlntir of methodist churches in tho hamilton conference and at one tlmo minister of bbencxir circuit nimsutuweyu lt- ccuscd retired from the uitivcminld tt y and wus supenumu itod uboul seven jcuih ago horn in ii llttlo vll lago in tho west of iiolund 72 yeuis ugo re dr ikunlan camo to tlio united btatea at the ago of id settling llrst in pennsylvania aoon after lit entered tho methodist ministry in the unltod states re received tho digiei of doctoi of philosophy at chicago and tli en settled in canadu entering tho canadian methodist ministry dr scanlan was well known in this com tli unity he was noted as a raconteur ho la survived by his widow whd waa miss eleanor job nston daughter of the late br richard johnston of acton one son r o scanlan cab ridge sask and one daughter mrs a- r whittcmorc of toronto a son maunaoll was killed pvcrscas social and personal was waa mr hubeit mann of 1 eigua was in town this week mi s s itustioll of oakvllle in town on monti ty mi r w stewart or milton home over tho weekend mian uoitlo smith was home from ytuionlo motho wcok end mrs j wbarborto vlnited friends lu toronto during tho week mi roy brown of toronto univn- hitj was homo over tho wockond mrs jnnieh jmceoligull of alton was lioro for a tiny or so this wqek mlai edna henderson of toronto university was homo over the week- rocxwood robert hay formerly of nosaagaweya tho death of robert hay which took place last friday removed i wellknown flguro from toronto com mcrclal life mcr hay had heon en gaged in the grain business fur number of years he was born at nosaagaweya hal ton county and had reached his eightieth year mr hay began his career many years ago as a clerk in the otdco of w j splcer of tho grand trunk railway at montreal he later became superintendent of the eastern division of that road on hib retirement from railway work he sot up tho grain business by which he waa wellknown in toronto mr hay was one of the pioneer workers in tho cause of prohibition and took a strong stand on this wolle in charge ot a division ot the old grand trunk rail way ho was a prominent methodist having been associated with wesley and timothy eaton memorial church es he la survived by one daughter mrs h p ritchie of heath street west toronto ojid one sister mrs x sfauert ot campbellville the funeral service took place at 56 heath street west on saturday afternoon and in torment was mdo in mount pleasant cemetery toronto fan4uar4hinklngoltheh agar canon ferguson of hamilton who last winter assisted rev mr bough in thweekatoisstn i s j church conducted the servlcos hero last sunday before the conclusion ot the afternoon service holy commun ion was observed rev m mclean of toronto con ducted the services for the presby terians last sunday and delivered very able discourses to the congrega tlons morning and evening next sunday the sacrament of the xiorda supper will be observed prepara tory services will be held on friday evening the services at the united church are well attended lately and many re- inoin for the united young peoples society directly after the evening ser vice in the absence of frank moore who is somewhat indisposed and un- 1 able to presldo at the organ miss an- nle jolllffe took his place for the ser vices morning and evening a number of the young people of the village had a pleasant time last friday evening tobogganing on tho farm ofwm passmoro last saturday evening a pleasant time waa spent at tho home of mr and mrs w gardiner when a few of their young friends were in to cele- brato their son ieonards birthday some of those present contributed musical selections which helped to add to the evenings enjoyment on sunday evcnlns at the united young peoples society mlas plank of crowsons corners who was a guest of miss bessie gardiner favored the young people with a solo mrs wm brldger who has been home fpr a tow weeks returned to j sun m l angus cameron london very suddenly mr angus cameron pstased away at london hospital on sunday february 21 he waa not in good health for some time but his last illness was only of two or threo days duration angus cameron was born on the crossroad at dolly varden u mile from acton seventy years ago blls father was the late angus cam eroh and messrs hugh cameron and john cameron aro brothers and mrs edward rydo and miss jessie camer on ore slaters be spent his boyhood and young manhood here and was a friend among his numerous compan ions about vfortyflvo years ago he married miss smith daughter of the late david smith of acton mr cameron made railroading his life work shortly niter his raarrlago he settled in brampton and became track foreman of the c p r for that see tlon later ho moved to woodstock where he occupied a similar position fnally he was appointed roadmuster of the c p r for the division from london to goderleh which position he occupied with much satisfaction until he retired several years ago mr and mrs cameron had no children ho was a member of the presbyterian church tho funeral was held on tuesday of lost week and interment was mado at london cemetery mr john cameron attended from acton mrs r e noltton of toronto hna i ecu tislting acton friends during tho u eeh mi and mrs j p mcfhorson of toronto via i text acton frlonda this we ok miss elizabeth storey one who will be sadly missed in her mothers homo on bower avenue is miss lizzie storey her mothers companion and comfort tor many years who passed away last thira day miss storey was one ot tho most industrious of worn on her mother and her homo were given her con stant solicitude wnllo in a very poor state of health for months she would not give in and it was with much reluctance that she was persuaded to take to her bed two or three weeks ago sho was tho daughter of the late george storey and mrs storey and spent most of her life at home and constantly slnco tho death of her xathcr a number of years ago her mother had tho misfortune to fall and fracture her thigh and since has re quired much at tout ion this was un grudgingly given by her devoted daughter of thir- inrgft fnmlly nl mr and mr john r lelahman visited toronto rolatlvei over tho weekend miss margaret bennett tf toronto spent a couplo of days at homo during tho week misa winnlfrcd watson of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs a t brown m and mrs roy wanshrough of toronto spent tho wcok end with parents here mrs r imcmenomy of georgetown spent the weekend with her friend miss dora worden mrs george storey went to toronto yesterday to sojourno for a time with her daughters there mrs john currier op was in toronto during the week visiting mr niehaus who has bepn very ill mr and mrs ross aloxander and babe jean aro spending a week with relatives at llmehouse miss pearl agle of preston is visiting at maplchurst the home of mr and mrs r j kerr mr b pabriclous oeumaker of the beard more belting here left this week for a position in montreal miss albertha con over of erlndale spent several days during the week with mrs r and miss bonnett- mr william robertson of toronto was a weekend visitor at the home of his sister mrs c leishman city engineer nlcklin and his daughter mary of guelph vlblted mr and mrs a e nlcklin on monday mrs tennnnt of detroit and misa ena taylor of toronto spent a week or so with their sister mrs dr gray mr and mrs jabca moore of en- niskillen spent el few days this week with mr and mrs william williams lake avenue mrs roeve mason was in the hos pital at guelph inst week for an oper ation for removal of tho tonsils she 13 now convalesclnb nicely mrs danford swackhamer who has been with her daughter mrs n- p mclam v street for several months la in very poor health miss jean kennedy had a happy homocoming from the university she had a birthday celebration and of course thero a no placo llkohoano for- such a timely event mr t emerson la in toronto this week assisting tho choir of howard park chuich in inestntlng each even lng during the wook the mubtca1 play h m s pinafore mr fred milne of bruco county miss mnmlq milne mr and mrs charles e aklns and miss mai me mr and mrs charles t mclam tor onto were here on monday attending tho funeral of mr charles milne of detroit mr david mcejnery who was being treated for an injury to his leg at tho guelph hospital for several weeks is now at home jhe affected member is now making fair progress toward recovery ho wrns up to tho oculist at guelph on tuesday having it exam ined and dressed the following friends from a dis tance attended the funoral of mclss lizzie storey on saturday mr and mrs alexander 3jncdonald mr sam roberts mr henry bell mr harry bell miss agnes coxe mrs hobert brownlce miss wilson mr george mcpherson toronto mr thomas coxe milton mcr william simpson saskatoon sask mr robert slack guelph mr and mrs noll clack arkell mrs robert marshall and arnold corwhln and mr and mrs alfred wilson campbellville and mrs h shaklcy mrs jas bell and j mr robert storey of cleveland mr aubrey allan of tho bnnk of nova scotlu who has been seriously hl with jmoumoniu in vory much 1m- pi ovitl iiliv niolhoi and slstor huvo biui with him several days roofing at wholesale special eat ly ithd huio of iboflng muih only iteuublt graded und heavy weights ri lght p ild ciihii buyoru save big by oiloilfitf spring nc da ut thoso wholomito prices isumplei ind catalogue of isulldor parg tins trot tho llalliduy co ltd 1 jackioit stieot hamilton out 40 weekly for you ambitious inexperienced men wanted wrlto at onco foi tree catalogue explaining how you can earn whilo leirnlnk garago work engineering electricity chauf- ferlng brlcklnylng harboring halrdrerflslng etc hemphill prac tical schools 16j king st weit toronto l clearing auction sale farm stock and implements short horns yorkshires oxfords 8iod grain and certified potatoes ree 20000 in cash given away first pprize second prize third prize fourth prize fifth prize ut0 ten prizes of can you and tan or mora bacta in tarn picture bdunr that eouuaaatm wlta um latter j ii act wrlto a lut of uutn and aaod it to u at ooca you may win a caab jprlx fwowmad you comply with a aiatpfai condition that d0e3 not involve the apefldimfl op any monetv writ um list of u ebjscta n ju and plajaly aa la tho vont of noaumm and writing will bo conaliloratf factor sow rotor auotwar at obm and wo wul ro- pry by rotum mall oasrlnc whwutav you aro a ilitrao plauolr home manufactvrlwa co ui rooconvaliao avonuo mpany toronto tho undersigned have been instruct ed by c b swackhamer to soil hy public auction at his farm lot 32 third lino esqucslng 11 miles north of acton on tuesday march 16 at 1a30 o clock sharp tho following horses bay mure 5 years asil- cultural hy baron creighton bay muejlyirs icultnral by baron creighton brown mure 8 yenra heavy draft by baron gartloy bay horse 12 years hoavy draft by sir waltor brown mnre 12 years carriage spring colt got by do wilton shorthorns tho herd sire burning 159523 jilt 29th imp 1g7141 h c at foot mary anno of lanacaster 56th 162145 spring grove dorothy 175388 lady dorothy 43rd 198545 jilt 30th 172263 mary anno of lan caster 59th 192039 jilt 31st 206440 lady dorothy 44th 206 441 jilt 32nd 212578 mary anne of lancaster 60th 212577 lady dorothy 45th 212576 vanity gem 172532 collynlo lady 3 young bullb red cow frosh 4 weeks red and white cow due tlmo of sale jersey cow duo in april part jersey cow duo april 30 red cow milking 3 raos roan cow milking 4 months red heifer due april j red heifer due april 30 red heifer 2 years bred fat cow heifer 1 year 8 steors 1 year 2 calves yorkshires rairmount iass 36 103075 with 11 pigs this is a prize winning sow italrmount lass 39th 110738 with 9 pigs 2 sows duo march 20 3 sows duo april 10 4 sows due in may 5 young sows bred herd sire 10 months bred by j k rcatherston 12 chunks about 90 ros oxi ords 10 choice reg ewea and the flock aire 7 ewo lambs fowl 15 barred rock hens and 2 cockerels grain and potatoes 3o0 bus banner onts grade no 1 60 tms o a c barley 5 bus no 144 oats 40 bags irish cobbler potatoes certified 200 bags dpoloy potatoes certified thiplelrniitamuss6yhfflrrl8ljlriacr 7 ft rrobt wood com binder decrlng mower g ft moasoy harris rake 10 ft cockshutt manlre spread er mnsaeyharrls seed drill 13 disc peter hamilton cultivator 17 tooth blssell disc 1416 cockshutt corn cul tivator 2 row cockshutt rldiru plow beaver 2 furrow cockshutt harrrpw 15 ft harrow 10 ft flcury plow tno 21 cockshutt plow no 21 steel roll er rieury turnip drill adams wagon 2 in tiro with box and seat wagon 3 in tire bain sleighs top nugjfy cutter hand cutting box set woson scales 2o0o lbs churn democrat hay rack turnip box gravel box stonoboat stock rack pig crate wagon tonsnes grindstone i grain bags forks shovels hoes noclcyokea j whiftjetreea and other articles mel- 1 otto cream separator pandora range largo size j harness set brass mounted har ness new set bras3 mounted harness complete set plow harness set drlv ing harness new set driving harness complete blankets robe etc no reserve a the proprietor is diving up farming terms all sums of 10 0o and under cash over that amount ten months credit on approved joint notes 5 dlscouht for cash hay grain potatoes and fowl citsh for catalogues apply to c b swackhamor r r no 2 acton r j kerr robt am08 auctioneers c o plankt clerk 362 farmers and home gardeners who appiltfate best qualtiy reasonable prices and fajr dealing will do well to puh- chasb from pelham nursery go apply j buhlingham r r no 4 rookwood ont clearing auction sale in brin townsbdp farm stock implements hay and grain the undersigned has received in structions from e harrop to sell by public auction at his farm lot 2 third line erin aboot 21 miles north of acton on tuesday marg44 9 at one oclock sharp the following horses clyde horse 7 years old clydo horse 8 years old 31ydo horse 8 year old clydo marc about 14 years clyde ally colt rising 3 years black driving- mare 8 years these are good horses cows brlndlo cow frcbb 1 red and white cow fresh 1 shorthorn hoifer fresh 1 jersey cow due april 3 1 red cow fresh 1 red cow due april g 1 roan cow due march 24 1 brlndlo cow due april 26 1 block i cow du i ma 1 r c du apr 14 young stock 2 fat stoors 2 fat heifers if not previously sold 2 year ling heifers pigs xorlc sows of the bacon type 1 young york sow duo april 2 1 young york sow duo april 3 1 young york sow duo april 4 1 young york sow duo april 10 1 youns york sow duo may 1 rov7l 2 barred rock roosters implements 1 mass ey harris binder 1 tyost wood mower now 1 disc seed drill fl mccormlck horse rako good ahapo 1 turnip seeder with fertilizer attachment now 2 scuffjers new 1 root pulper peter hamilton new 1 masseyharrls joint hoy and stock rack 1 farm waggon 1 sot adams sloop sleighs now 1 cut- tor now 1 opon buggy 1 cultivator 1 iplough 1 fanning mill 1 wheel bar- ro 1 set drag harrows now 1 coc ctihutt dlso narrow new 1 gllson circular saw new 1 six nor se power gllson enslne new 1 maple leaf grain grinder 8 plates new 1 grind stono 1 standard cream separator 1 eaton cream separator 1 daisy churn 1 cow- tea ting outfit miscel laneous articles too numerois to men tion forks hoes shovels chains device doubletree whlfto trees neck yokes otc harness 1 sot team harness with broechlnss 1 set ploush harness 1 set single harness feed about 400 bushels of mixed grain 2 or 3 tons of huy ahout 700 bushols of turnips wood about 10 cords alove wood mostly dry elm jmf terms sums of 910 00 andinder cosh all over that amount 10 months credit of approved joint notes 5 off for cash poatlivaty mo rese aa-tfrie- mclean co mill street acton this is cotton week at this store we are showing good values in white and gray cottons bleached and unbleached sheetings pillow cottons etc white cotfons 20c 25c and 30c yd gray cottons ft 18c 20c 25c and 30c pillow cottons 40 42 44 inches wide 40c 45c and 50c yard wtoe chintz this is the time of the year for making comforters etc we have a good choice of 36 inch chintz at 25c and 30c yard batting in 1 lb and ts also the large size comforter bats boys bloomers these bloomers arc made of good strong stripe union tweeds lined at good strong bloomer for school pa special per pair a9v i mens work shirts mens work shirts with collar this shirt will stand hard wear we have sold them all winter at 150 and l a p have 5 doz left in sires 144 to 17 to clear at vldv mclean co mill street acton ont store cloned wednesday afternoon tcrtaftsmen keeping jthuigs new dresses from all overontgo4a lang leys now ship drtssea and suit in m new patented container that retain i the fresh finish without creasing n rj mnd ffivimb drtoaa hvu tlmo m4nd a shipping container tr in each county in ontario are many 1 which have learned tie superiority of otm cleaning and dyeing dose m the bilaney plant in toronto from gravenhnrst rtmrn a letter hy ujter and i are highly pleased with tho work yon did m cleaning and repaxrmc omr- dresses from belleville a customer wntas i am delighted with tie shade yon dyed my crepedechine dress from bawmamibe yon exceeded my expectations especially as to the navy silk dress which had tii white paint on it it is not ordinary work or ordinary narmfan- tion which prompts such enthnmastic letters the secret of langley success iswumple la mr w j fontaine we have one of the moat expert dyers on the continent and in omr finishing department we have a staff trained to exceptional soandaxds of workmanship we pay return shipping charge and charge only our toronto prices simply send your parcel to mr geo s langley and write a letter saying what yon have seat and what yon want done hell give you order his personal supervision larakyfe l i m ij tce o cleaners dyers of fam faarfaa itasriaa anaaral mm b fvmmkwff9crptt afiuvstera head chncefgitt spmdina road toronto- orchards and setting their maple syrup outfits in sood condition for the seasons harvest on maple products if you dont believe in advertis ing cflmments the goderleh signal just put an ad in this newspaper of fering to buy cats at a dollar a head and see what happens advertising said a local news paper man the other day in nqthlng but perpetual motion i print tho advaand get paid for ttem my wife reads them and then i pay for them say mr cltlsen if you live in acton and make your living in acton tell the world you are proud to live in this town surely you have reason enough to bo thankful you live in acton beevo mason has set a good ex am plo to clthcens in the removal of snow and ice from the sidewalk in front of his residence on bower ave it has been clean down to the cement all winter mrs sprowtl widow of the late robert sprowl of the third line baa r purchased th unmri vt alrr on willow street next to the town hall she will laove to her new honid this month mrs rev r j cameron george town was lost week reelected presi dent of the toronto preabyterlal wo men s missionary society of the pres byterian church in canada at tho annual meet ins in toronto last week farmers aays the dundallc herald havent much room to com plain about wood price when a load of good wood will bring enough money to pay for a dally papek for n year the home paper and twoor three farm weeklies y tho oahawa reformer has opened an office in toronto in order to go after city business including job printing this is carry the war into africa und is very fair retaliation for tho practice of city printers to can vass tho country towns for business atbrreeent xtibettntsfthr osjrij vlllo town council a tylaw was passed calling on all property owners rnd tenants to clenti enow ice or sit off the sidewalks in front of their property within twelve hours the snow ceases to fall and sdierg there is lco to put aano or ashes otv samo to proyont slipping i cant afford to advertise said a young merchant the other day be canto my margin of profits is too oloso to permit jt the stratford beacon herald comnienllns on the statement says that the youm merchants rwi e soning is twlated his agsrerate3nffr- man osprinbjiji gin ofproilt it olmd was snudl be- rch lovlw jtobert hendersoni home over sunday mrs ji h edmopdaon left on sun day evening for toronto where oho will spend a month or more with friends vamt week herbert dyer wired r passmores house for installation of the hydro electric system this will make it much more convenient for them and for mr ojid mrs angus carter who are occuplnjr part of tho house march came in very quietly and ero daybreak had commenced we were treated to another blanket of the beautiful during the morning several large enowflakes wore noticed along main street wm burns and richard harris saw a few grey birds flylngf about in the vicinity of the friends church is this some evidence that spring is just around the corner in saturdays issue of trio guelph mer cury tt is reported that a party in puatlnch saw a groundhog out for an airing after its hlberiuallon we hopo that the weatherman will condescend to favor us with a few sunny days occasionally thereby grtvlng the snow a juance t go a grnibftf orsimcoet rtorotheraand blsterbthefohowihgflur ii vlve mrs arthur stewart esquos- ing mrs james bell mrs h shakloy and robert of cleveland ohio mrs alexander itacdonald and mrs samuel roberts toronto and hugh und thomas james grand view man miss storey was a member of tho presbyterian church and her pastor rev a c stewart m a con ducted the funeral service on satur day afternoon interment was made in tho family plot at ralrview com- etery sho was greatly beloved and iter neighbors especially speak in biff host terms of her thoughtful kind ness and generosity many a dainty tit- bit found its way surrepltltlously to the sick room ot friends and neigh bors tram her hands llxxle storey wlll always he remembered a kind lridubtrlous self- sacrificing woman who ved not her own comfort and pleasure but in true servlco for others we will haw soma rough days in the meantime jtov mr and mrs 3 ure stewart of aberfoyle wero in tne village last saturdaysrenewin a a j kerrs li8t of sales charleys milne detroit the last member of an esteemed ca tally prominent in actons activl wednesday march 4 wm douglas osprlnge farm tock and imple ments saturday imnxch 6 james noble sale of household effecta main street acton tuesday march s b3 harrop third llnt hrln clearing soje of farm stock and implements thursday march 11 r j robert son mimosa registered york hogs oxford down sheep and rade cattle saturday march 13 oeo blister mill st acton ci ear ib g- bale of household effects tuesday march 16- c b swack- hajiier churohlll lot 2 third lino esueslng clearing aale of scotch brwrthorns yorkshire and oxfords cumotoo irrrplfrn 4bftttndy loarch 20 h wardlaw mala street acton clearing sale of ihuridayiawch jyjss chariot- to mcdonald cltlpt sale of stock and implemefjtts roy hlnpwiust oatst causp he 4 nch sfrus february m gordon w- thompson mimosa clearing farna saje bssbrunry it jo crofu- lot jt ind warch 8i4nelphpvrebreihi5b blarcn 8npcf nat bru clearlog farm i tlos through all tub years since 1850 pasaed away nt dctrou orxsaturday in tho porson of mr charles milne mr milne tpok cold a couplo of weeks ago and this developed into pneumonia wl trrfatal results mr mti mrwairttns son of the late chnhes mune sr ait early residonrof acton his blrth- ntlnco was in the family residence now the homof mr george wilds alain st acton opposite jfalrviaw avenue mr mllrto wns a brother of tho late mrs hugh cameron mrs anthony stephenson and mrs james mclam the body was brouubt from tetroit on sunday arid tlie funeral was held from the residence of his late slater mrs a stephenson on monday after noon and interment was made in the stephenson family plot in falrylow cemetery ruvs a c stewart m a and r e zimmerman b a conduct ed the funeral foryce mr milne was unmarried with his parentshe re moved from acton to kincardine from there ho went to cajumet mich and for a number of years fe has boon aji inspector at the ford motor works it he alwaysi had kindly fettllnga for acton and the friends hte and it wns his oftexpressed wish hnthe mhrlit rest here with the do- paifed loved on on whon his call came hla nelcee mrs annto johnston and aallsb belle steptjenson felt it an honor tor k ve his funeral from their homo ana itls solce mrs charles ex aklns and his nefapew arfr charles t mo- zmjn of tmvonto and mrs mclam mini altered to it km in his last illness and assisted wltss tho funeral here fred mune hftsf d rot her from shtraia- accompanted dw body from xmtrwlt the ball bearers wap n p lifiuiror a t brojprn w ffennfty a alclimpw m cwjw axtd john r kennedy i 1250 off car a car of alberta coal expected any day which i offer ut 12 go oft car anthracite nut coal 1550 off car juat arrived car of isut coil nt 15 50 oft car qet your order in vo day said r i kerr auctionoor c o plank clerk phone 36 acton j a mackenzle coal dealer acton and georgetown monday march 15th weve decided to continue our cut price sale for another week people generally have realized the values offered and have taken advantage but numbers of our country customers have been unoblo to reap the benefits from this sdle and we are giving them an opportunity for one week more to bay at the prices offered in our cut price circular only- 2 weeks more aaamarambhaaaabhbmarabaaabbbamawbbaabhbtabaaahbibmbmbbbibbbhbbhamaaaaatatata of sopers retiring from business sale no wonder we say you will have to hurry to take advantage of the values offered as usual this week we list a few items of interest to the careful buyer but there are mahy mote equally as interesting if you will just come in and look around these items are just typical of the bargains you may look for on every article in the store groceries at real saving prices 1000 lbs of lard and l000les of shortenings-beef- and j pork cuts and fish are all included in the generous cut in prices quoted in this circular w j patterson corner mux ano main streets acton ont- rcd rose and sglqda tea per lb handly amrponia z package puff ed rico 3 packages brooms 2 good lines salmon i lb tins fancy biscuits per lb good bulk tea per lb tlllaons health bran per package stuarts pure jam per jar dry goods ladies cotton hose black and wlilteg 19 ladies silk and wool hose reg of i 135for ofli 18c 24c and 38c pure linen glass towelling j i i pare iinen hstrcttowciling canton flannel regular 5c for per yard andersons ginghams reg 48c for 28c an 33c 21c 2 ac 15c 2fr extraordinary values in silk hosiery reg 2 00 for j150 reg 50 for 100 reg 1 25 for 89c j reg 100 for 69c silk gloves in grey sand and 1 ca navy reg 2 00 for plv coats mercer crochet cotton in of white and colors reg- loc at 4 forawfv machine cotton black and white oc- reg sq at 4 for 9c positively no reserve everything must go and right away mill street acton ont r mhk 3 x tjml geo soper frrtasaaaaraa j sy 4