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-tjw- jttuw 1 birtha horrhffcs arid deaths are now charged lor at tne following fates birtha 50c marriages so deaths coc memorial cards 50c ioc per lino extra for poems un monday frank kins used married spiiowhicisaac at the homo of tlio brides parents on wednesday march 24 1926 by rev a c stewart ma john itobert sprowl son of th0 into robert sprowl und mra surowl to neatrco isabella only lauprhtcr of mr and sirs peter 11c- iijauc died king in llurllncton mutch 22 1926 50 years ha3vta in mitchell on saturday march 27 192g win hannn former ly of nassagaweya lhebaj an suddenly in burlington on wednesday march 24 1926 e b fvceman aged 80 years- mcglbbon in sarnia on monday marcli 29 192g margaret collier wife af donald ulcgibbon elxjiott in nnssaerawoya township on sunday fmarch 28 1926 the wife oc john elliott aged 35 years wailtngton in nassagaweya on sunday march 28 1926 tho wife of andrew warnlngton aged 42 years talbotft in eranoosa township on sunday march 28 1920 henry tal bot formerly of toronto aged 64 years ferguson in hlllaburtfron friday march 19 1926 hattlo lenora mc minion beloved wife of georero ferguson in her 35th year mcdowell at the homo of her parents main street acton on thursday mareti 25 1926 holexi mae daughter of mr and mra b mcdowell aged 2 years 4 months 1 bp artanjrr ftas tbcimsdataprrrj 1 1926 brief local items f good friday tomorrow thot cross buns toouorrow yes this is april fools day heros for a happy eastertide for all march certainly went bul llko a hon tho wrong road has few detour signs good friday 1b of course a public holiday i welcome to tlio easter homo- comers march was a pretty flno month iseldom do wo have a march with bo httlowind hows your supply of nowlaid eggs for eateter thore la neither ood sleighing nor good wheeling now potatoes aold on 3uelph market at news of local import narrow escapo for guelph man his clotlios stripped from his body by a hugo rolling machine in tho plant of the dismal t company waterloo avenuoori monday wi ilium poor of molvillo street escaped seriouu if not fatal injuries by a very narrow rimr- gin peer vim oiling a machine when his alcove caught in tho rolls ills struggles and tho slow motion of tho machinery tore hid outer- garments completely from his body mercury strootsviliou soldiers memorial tho veterans committco at strcets- villo reports that tho subscription list for the streetsvllle war memorial now totals 11200 with 200 more mem bers of tho committee say they vlll bo able to nuild tho memorial and 80t aside a small fund to cover annual upkeep tlio modelling of the bronze is now well in hand nn3 the villngo is looking forward to a gala day on july 1 when the memorial will bo un veiled dr ptr stuart left 224804 judgment was reserved by mr jus tice grant zia osgoodo hall qn appli cation for interpretation of tho will of dr peter stuart of gucirii by which an estato ot 224804 was disposed of dr stuart left ton thousand dollars to an adopted daughter tho residuary estato wont to tho widow after pro vision of maintenance of a yearold daughter to whom the residuary was to go at the aee of twontyone ina codicil dr stuart declared tho estato was to go to four charities if no chil dren survived him local place names in halton some canadian backgrounds was the subject of an address before tho oakville rotary club on monday night by mr m o hammond of tho globe editorial staff himself a halton boy tho speaker drew upon extenalvo travel and study for impressions and incidents connected with points of his toric importance local placenames were shown to havo jn xmny cases much significance as in tho case of townships and villages- in halton county which were named after per sons and places in- tho napoleonic wars tho close connection of exist ing relics in central ontardo with tho life of lasallc brock tccumseh and other worthies was noted neighborhood news- town and country knatohbull listen for the wedding wells in a few days bertram nightingale left for strat ford iufct tuesday where he is doing barber work we arc sorry to report that mrs v darby and mra ii brldgeman are on the sick list air d whltloy who has been er- loiisly ill for the past month is re- covering very slowly thos nightingale returned home last sunday after undergoing an op eration for tonallitls in guelph gen eral hospital henry futt spent thef weekend in cluclpti visiting friends na83aqaweya mr campbell has purchaapd tlit imlth farm lot 24 in the ilrsl con cession of nassagaweyn ospr1nge terra cotta rod and qum iftso u tho snow disappeared rapidly and with little inconvenience remember the sick folks and the shutting with flowers tomorrow aprllj first pno jiuarterqfllfl26 gono already do you realize it thecrocusefland the snowdrops are blooming in tho unny places the candy easter eggs in the con- fectioners shops are quite attractive weather note juat a jlttle while and uie ladles summer furs will burst into view roneapenny buns twoapenny buns oneapenny twoapenny hot cross buns shelburno library board will ro- celve a grant of 7g0 this year from the town council easter lilies aro quite a luxury twentyfive to thirty cents a bloom are the prices charged each little bush will bud and wake and twiga will put forth their green willows lean its spring still the shipment of turnips con tinues the shippers uro paying 1 cents per bushel this week the snow passod off with wonder fill radltllty during tho week but there were no floods in this district reason vs rhymer march winds and april showers bring forth art liciat flowers on easter bonnets newmarket is setting tho pace for towns ot its class in striking a lower tax rate for 192c than that of 1925 t now that tho provincial highway is open motor truffle has already as sumed n very considerable volume the trosty nights and cold sunless days have militated seriously against tho maple syrup harvest during the week o cot out your bird houses now the birds aro coming now in numbers and are looking about for summer homes the violet will shortly grow on slopes washed bright with rain hare- bolls will follow after snow and gold en grain briner in thoso eggrs youve been hiding for easter vboyn- the pullets will want to set on them one of these flno days tho waterfall at fairy lake spill way hasbeen a protty sight as the surplus water from tho melting snows poured over the flxat hothouse radishes grown in acton were delivered to local stores from a h bishop sons greenhouses ontuead t of considerable interest in view of thereccnt controversy in ontario over tho useful no3s8 or not of tlio crow is a scries of articles on jak- miners work that is running in rod and gun the sporting magazine the april is- suo contains an interesting itrtlclo with reference to his advlco on the establishing of a largo bird sanctu ary the regular departments tin fishing outdoor life suns dogs ancl trapping contain some good reading matter as well as instructivo material rod and gun is published monthly by w j taylor limited woodstock ontario new tork bricklayers are to get 1400 a day this season which makes one wonder if a college education is necessary smith falls hecord those who arc driving autob with out 192g markers had better bo ad vised the police havo been warned to enforce the law in this respect twelve weeks continuous sleigh ing is a prattyagood record thats what will- bcrfecallcd for years re spectlng tbo winter of 1926 in this sec tion tho annual meeting of the on tario educational association and of the ontartoubratyffolirationwlir r last weeks acton fnac fkess says motor cars will soon bo run ning again motor cars have been running all winter in forest but acton is not in the banana belt fores tfree press the first sample of t new maple syrup was brought to tjjvn by mr john mcdonald third lino it is of very fine quality mr mcdonald has about 800 trees lapped in his maplo orchard eastersunday occurs on the sun day following the flrstfull moon after march 21st and may therefore be as early as march 22nd or as lato as april 21st this year wpobservo it oji april 4th a fellow in town who doesnt know a fish rod from a whipatock jibes the fishermen like nell mcnabb and er farmer thus t wont be long fellows till the big fish will no getting away again the sympathy of tho community is felt- for mr and mrs b mcdowell in tho death of their little trwo-year- old daughter helen mae at the home of her paren ta main street iqst thursday morning at its session last week peel county passed a bylaw author iz ing tho lssuo of 10year debentures for tho amount of 70000 to dluchargo tho debt outstanding onjtho nrovlhcial highway since 1925 many words of appreciation have come to this ofllcefrom the now sub scribers who havo received tho prem ium bread and cako knife tho cam paign closes today only a few of these remarkable new knives remain tho oldtime custom ot hiding cegs for easter was a great delight to tlio boy and girls of fifty years ago jind it was not an unheard- f thine for a boy to eat a whole dozen ot eggs on that day has the custom ceased tho juno examinations at tho schools are coiaing- on apace num bers of preaentday pupils may very properly chant this stanza childhoods days aro passing oer us soon our school days will be done cares and sorrows lie beforo us hidden dangers snares unknown the beginning of another spring and summer season is at hand when the people of every community should take pride in the bcautlflcatlon of their town or hamlet- in burlington tho local horticultural society has done much to beautify the town gazette midland girls havo started a cam paign to assist the town horticultur al society their objective is 1500 members acton girjs might well iml tat7heir -jmddlaxiir- sisters atdrttsslat tho canvassers of our horticultural society to reach a higher objective for membership it is seventy years this week alnco ju a mr ch t h nioved- tlio anlversary services held in con nection with tho terra cotta united ciiurch last sunday were a great suc cess tho rev mr petch of ingle- iwood very nbly olllolatcd at both services the choir assisted by mrs v- h stringer of toronto furnished splendid music t boch services lib eral collections were received the concert held in the church on monday evelng was also a fine suc cess mr f h hemming of toronto ventriloquist etc kept tho crow 1 in roars of laughter with his alelgl jf- imnd tricks and lnimor airs st igo of toronto sang several solos i her usual pleasing manner and was loudly applauded th e rev mr douglas pastor of norval very ably occupied the chair the proceeds netted the ladies aid about 2000 mr john towiibend is now confined to his room we hope soon lo hear of his recovery a number of the young people from gjonwilhams wero kindly entertained to a social dance at the home of mr and mr thos brocklebank on thurs day evening mr forrier is now on the elck list mr george aldous has gone to windsor where- ho has a lucrative po sition and expects to movothero very shortly wo understand that tho halton brick co expect to resume operations hero next wook i ollle wilson has gono to tor onto whero he has a situation us a truck driver mr f sanderson of the gutta fercha rubber works toronto spent tho weekend with his parents here mac underbill of osprlnge who was charged in police court ouelph on monday by william j grundy an other resident of erin township with aisuult was bound over in tho sum of iu to keep the peace the plain tiff grundy was also bound over for a similar amount according to lengthy and involved evidence pre sented underbill had attacked grundy at a aide the week before no serious damugo bad been done but grundy said 1 aint no scrapper at all and im afraid to go out for fear of under bill a scoro or so of witnesses lined the beiicfies in tho court and the evid ence might well have been intermin able this prompted crown attorney kearna and the defandants counsel mr paul munro to reach the com promise of both parties being bound over police court news hont j c elliott elected had a majority over his opponent ta elliott of 2681 norval i 11 an uncompromising meeting in op position to government control wars held here on saturduy evonine mr j connor mado a rousing speech and stood strongly for the ontario tem- peraaico act and against government sale he pointed out that tho pro vince of ontario has had lntenslvo legislation for tho past 15 years ow ing in part to the- war andin part to public opipion on the subject tho speaker declared that the ontario pro hiuluon union intend to organize with tho bucking of tho people to prevent government control rev ewen mcdonald pastor of the presbyterian church presided at the meoting thero is much talk of keep ing temperance out of politics said mr mcdonald avthe conclusion of the address but we aee by tho recent voto in tlio local house that on both s idea thero aro thoso who are for and those who aro against the traffic it is a national queation and depends for its succesa on the calibre of tho men and women who rcallzo its im portance on the character of our homes worval young peoples society of tho united church wero quests -of- tlio youner peoplo of mount pleasant church on friday evening tho form er society giving a lengthy program me in which the following took part mbs frank hustler mrs charlie mc laughlin mrs george brown leslie brothers with saxophone and piano miss b malcolm aciss peacock mrs c cantelon ross beamish frank barnes mrs guy wilson miss beam ish frank barnes airs guy wilson mlsa beamish wilfred leslie wu liana hlllyer arid tho veteran james scott rev w h- douglas asked the two societies in view of tho approach ing linking of tho two charges wheth er athletic organizations to bo carried on during tho summer months cannot be formed for friendly competition he also suggested that tho societies un dertake tho sunday services once a month mount pleasant society served a very appetizing lunch obtaining majorities in practically every subdivision in west middlesex ojimonday hon j c elliott recently apptonlod minister of labor in tho ad ministration of bight hon v l mac kenzie king was returned in iho by- election rendered necessary by his promotlonto a majority of 2681 votes over his conservative opponent t a elliott the minister of labor polled 6520 votes compared with 3833 by the conservative candidate of the 82 sub divisions the new minister won in all but seven polling places ospiunge young men in court charged with threatening their father wm mccutcheon convicted of making threats against their father william mccubcheon an erin township farmer stewart and boy mccutcheon 24 and 22 years old respectively were given to understand by magistrate watt last wednesday morning that such conduct as they had been guilty of would not bo tol erated and were bound over to keep peace on their own recognizances according to the evidence of their father and to their own admissions tho two young men who lived on the farm with him had got the idea into their heads that he was favoring two elder sons and as a result thero was continual wrangling which eventually led to soinething more serious stewart acknowledged that during un altercation he had threatened to put a match to the barns while roy admitted that on one occasion be had said he would put bin father in ever- ton cemetery in addition to threatening their parents the two men had on several occa thrm things atthimt boy in one instance throwing a lighted lantern at his father both men while in the witness box appeared to be deeply affected crying and sobbing throughout the proceed ings jn -commenting- on- the case the magistrate referred to tho actions of tho defendant as disgraceful tho situation is intolerable jiaid his worship if there is any further trouble you will go to jail both of you mercury a at tile mondays session of tho pollco court maglkrato watt rendered his decision in the fuses of tho two young men against whom a chargo of con suming liquor illegally was told y llcenso inspector gran tjtf following a raid- on tho premises of alex debros- ky toronto ktrcet last saturday night ho found both defendants guilty fining tlicm each fifty dollars and cost fred v pleweh convicted of escape from custody from the- ontario ite- formatory at guclph vhro ho was a trusty l when lie niado his get away was sentenced in police court on mon day to kingston penitentiary for two years the bench ordered that an elftht months term which remained of his previous sentence be completed llrst a fine of 400 and costs or 6 months months and one month in tho county jail was the sentenco imposed upon walter baluk in police court at oshawa tosdajvwhen ho was convict ed on a charge of keeping liquor for saje nielsen tfie chiropractor 15th year of practice straight chiropractico xray service neurocalometcr j now the most complete and up-to- date ofllco chlropractically in ontario lady attendant ofllco hours at georgetown wednesday and saturday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m and hy appoint ment phono 150w- j faro paid via badial to georgetown jn acton monday and thursday jvotice to creditors the creditors of john henderson lato of the township of nassagawoya in the county of halton farmer who died on the fourteenth day of march 192g aro required to send to tho under signed solicitor their full names ad dresses and descriptions full particu lars of their claims and tho nature of tho socurltloh if any held by them and litis notice being given in pur suance of section jg of tho trustees act kso chapter 121 and amend ing acts nolle is hereby further givon that on and- after the llrst day of may 1926 tho executors will proceed to dis tribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties legally entitled thereto and they will not bo respon sible for any claims of which they havo not then received notice bated at acton this first day of april a d 1926 davh henderson william hirst mc- phall executors by h n farmer acton ont their solicitor 403 clearing auction sale farm stock implements pure bred oxford down sheep hay and grain goitre absorbent dr waxing of madoc will be in acton t the station hotel on saturday april 3rd one dmy only to demonstrate to person interested in the removal of goitre telt your friends heroic rescue fkom drowning i davie saved livo yearold charlie rush when in peril rockwood v ekiw bel 116 v bo held at toronto during the easter week i now maplo syrup lscoming in freely now tho ruling prico here is 250 per gallon it sold on guelph market on saturday in jars at 100 a quart come on in tho water is fine tho invitation extended to the cltlsens of brockville hy the mayor who re coptly presented tho city with a swim mlng pool a georgetown man who haa an unusually large amount of snow in his back yard is worrying for foar therell be a flood tliat will carry away anthci flshworms mr lea ho martin with eomrriend- lbio enterprise is making a flno show- ing of kan tor flowers in hynds store for easter week the display haa at tracted general attention its prowr r hard on a newspaper man when orhi chap getn ao mad about some thing he seeiln print that he declare tn never borrow that paper dfia i sbtitttturaa bobnain4t w to acton from peru near milton they drove with slelerlm and found deep hnow coming up the mountain it la said that vlr john c hill their son came along with them hut whod ever think of john being a mnn of seventy mr h w flint on lias disposed of his jewellery ajrid gift shoppo busi ness at georgetown to mr t s wil son lato of toronto mr hlnton will confine fila efforts to his acton store th ew irem ises aro hcnirpinrrht ahape it will be commodious and will show off his stck to much better advantage advertising is being moro care fully and widely rad every day- the people are realizing more and more ii6w advertising facilitates shopping and rvldoawnko rnerchant give jnst as much thought o dvortjnng as to any other feature of hla business in tolllffent advertising hacked by service will get the business r j kerrs list of 8aue8 clearing ale of form stock implo- mbntti grain and ijay nt tho ieard- moro farm acton on saturday april w i saturday april 17 w j gordon hi lis burg household effects bo careful lont oporato too quickly mrs syatlla qphre ton- nllltl applied to your- cough tron- chltlo adenolde tonadlitla and other throat and nemo and tonsil ailnnontb avoldra many operations qood reaultej i siiape to start up again guaranteed at harde drug store vpji to all whoomo to our tlio w m s circle and mission of tho former methodist church held their thank offering meeting in the united church instead of jolliffes mission on monday evening of last weeh before amalgamation with tho united church on april 1st mrs a lalng president of the w ms pre sided the address of the eyenlng was given by mrs itev humphrey a graham of norfolk street united church guelph a play was given by four young ladles of norfolk street church which showed clearly that it is impossible to glvo right service to tho church and bo in league with the world at tlio same time an interest ing part oftho progrummo was given by tho circio and mission band a solo urns also given by mrs ellas plummer three life membership certificates were given one to miss mary stophenson by tho w ms and two to helen and lois rudd by the mission band a generous offering was received at tho meeting the united church young peoples society- social- on friday evening was a very sociable affair during the evenlngadebatotdok place reaotvcdf that crows should bo exterminated tho nfllrmatlvc was upheld by manlon mcculiough and gladys hannat who won tlio debate while wm mcnabr and ross carton took tho ncgatlvo shit- ort bpbjuct a pii on the crov to the tunc of lillly mcgce mcgaw was iiho a feature of tho social oivlng to bcv mr hill of kingston not being present last sunday wr hlrley of guelph conducted- tho ser vices for tho prehhytcrlana his dis course at tho morning servlco on the question of pilate whnt shall i do then with jesus which is called christ was listened to with close at tention it was a fitting p relit do to the apnroncbing emrtor thv evening subject was- pa kaiui- on account of tho bad joivh many were provented from bblhg present tho ladles of the presbyterian con gregation nro cooperating with jtnox presbyterian church ouelph in sale of home work homemade baking etc on thursday april 1 tea will also bo horveil from p in to 6 p m miss sadie rice of giifllph was a visitor lii tho village on sunday wm koycc of slnncoc was homo over suaday khvyn iiocker who tins been con- flned to tho house through lllnesci ex pects to return to hlmcoo after easter the funerulnf the lato w j hannn who passed away at the homo of hhi honiniaw in mitchell sunday morn ing van hold on tuesday with ser vice at 2 p m in tho united church intorpiont took place at friends cem etery as a result of the cold weather over tlio weekend the usual aprlng fresh et wan considerably lonncned tlio v t smith co are busy u llelr now tiuarters and are getting a noar drowning accident occurred at milton on tuesday when charlie the fiveyearold son of mr and airs john rush of court street almost lost his life tho little follow with eomo other children was playing on the edge of the sixteen creek near wierfl wood adjoining tho town ho overbalanced in the act ot throwing la stick into tho raging waters and fell into the river tho swift current carried the child nearly 5 yards down stream and sev eral if men ho disappeared under the ice before being rescued hy fourteen- yearold jean davies also of court- street vjmluiledthodrown ing chill out of the water just as ho was sink ing under u hugo block of floating ice tho boy was taken home and is in u serious condition as a reiult of the severe ahock from the icy waters it la expected that the davies girl will be presented with a medal by the town men wanted earn wldlo learning greatest- paying trades automobile en gineering electrical batteries weld ing chauffeuring bricklaying plas tering harboring catalogue free writo hemphill government char tered schools king west toronto farmers gardeners and others increase your crop yields this coming season by using national brand fertilizers as agenf for ntatlonal-eertil- lzcrs ltd west toronto i shall be pleased to fill your order for any of tho following complete fertilizers of all kinds pone mcnl nitrato of soda- blood meal sheep manure etc homo gardeners try our spec ial garden fertilizer put up in 5 lb cartons 25 co and 100 lb bags also gromor tablets for house plants spraying materials of all kinds also poultry re quisites i it you uro whitewashing this spring use carbola instead of lime wash a disinfectant whito paint in powder form applies liko whitewash dries puro whito does not flako or peel off once you use carbola you will never go back to whitewash nursery stock 1 shall also be pleased to tako your order for any kind of high- grade nursery stock full particulars and quota tions on anything you need on request and any information cheerfully given you aro assured prompt and courteous attention to all orders large or small place your order now frank scriven elgin street box 150 acton tho underslgned has received in structions from beardmore a co to sell by public auction at their farm lot 20 west half of con 3 eccond line esquesing adjoining acton on saturday april 10 at one oclock sharp tho following horses brown mare 10 years bay mare 10 years bay mare 3 years bay mare 10 years cattle grey cow c years duo may 23 grey cow 5 years duo june 2 grey cow 5 years duo august 22 red cow 4 years dub juno 5 2 heifers rising 1 year 3 steers rising 1 year hogs 2 p imp york sows 12 pigs g weeks old 4 store hogs 4 fat hogs sheep 15 thor oxford down breed ewes 3 thor oxford down breed lambs l year thor oxford down ram poultry 30 thor rock hens 1 thor rock rooster impljdmismts chatham mill with bagger 7 ft masseyharris binder 13 hole masseyharris seed drill du val cream separator corn acuuffler 2 row masseyhcarris mower ft land roller 1 ft threo drums cock- shutt horso rake 14 ft mabsey-har- ri3 side delivery rako deerlng hay loader cockshutt cultivator j deer lng manuro spreader scuffler floury plow no 21 hamilton plow no 12 diamond harrow 4 section 14 ft- mns- aeyharris cultivator platform scale top buggy cutter new monarch cut ting box monarch engine s hp saw frame 8 inch crusher turnip seeder emery frame 7 pitchforks belting 7g ft 3 oil cans fanning mill wagon jack 2 scythes pig crate wagon box complete 25 grain bags stock rack 2 stable scrapers grain shovel 2 gal measures 2 hand saws box braco and bit claw hammer one 17x22 international twohorse bay press with self feeder bench axe screwdriver 2 back strops heavy axe sledgo hammer churn cream caitt milk palls barn car 2blnder covers 3 chicken cobpa 25 fence post stovo hook can tho ok wire stretcher 3 chicken crates 2 logging chains 3 iron bars 2 devices feed tjoilor 2 longhandled shovels cross cut saw i picks- 3 monkey wrenches tariiaulln wheelbarrow 3 pair horse clippers 2 canters 2 cold chisels hand wiro stretcher cow punch 2 fire extinguishers grain chopper set slings 2 turnip hoes 2 pulls- hay fork 2 pair stable blankets 2 sets heavy harness 2 brushes and combs c horso collars 3 odd collars utter carrier new collar feed carrier 3 stable forks feed fork turnip pul per stable fork 40 cows chains- 2 neckyokes 3 set doubletrees set of doubletrees horso rake 2 bundles of shingles sheep punch am oxford down record book ensilage fork grain 300 bus oats 65 bus bar ley 7 ton hay 30 ton ensilage 5 bags potatoes 75 lbs fertilizer 30 lbs grass seed miscellaneous 20 cordsof soft wood set sleighs 2 heavy wagons team wagon set sleighs 3 farm wag ons number of pulleys extra set of rjt pulleys hay car coal or wood heater other articles too numerous to mention positively no reserve as tho farm is leased termsj10 and under cash over that amount 10 months credit on up- proved joint ndtes 6 off for cash r j kerr auctioneer phone 36 acton announcement hw hinton will remove to the store recently occupied by geo soper mill street saturday april 3rd business as usual specials for this weekend at mclean co rayon is a new artificial ailk and cotton dreaa material jvc have in stock all the newshades in atripes and plain icall and look them over natural pongee silic at reduced price you will find this silk very good for curtains childrens waists etc regular price 85c for 65c j fugi silks are in great demand we have in stock all the new shades at the special price of 1 00 yard o o fancy bordered crepes the mew bordered crepes just in dress lengths special 1000 per dress large assortment crepe handkerchiefs at special price i5cv pillow covers hemstitched at less than cost of ma terial 40 and 42 inches wide special pricesregular 65c for 48c regular 50c for 3fic four yard wide linoleum we are showing 3 good patterns in the no i quality also a targe range of floor oil cloth in the one yard and two yard width mclean co mdll street acton oflt store closed wednesday afternoon are you looking for your easter hat call nnd see our display of all uie latest shapes gn colors casttarcotjktdrpses also inspect our model numbersof castle court dresses every one different and at very reasonable prices miss j galbraith milliiiery and fancy goods store phone 109 home wednesday half holiday commencing wednesday april 7 the banks of acton rtlh closo their respective places of buwlr ness on wednesday afternoons 230 oclock and continue october 1 bit 1 until at easter a photograph of tho child or tho grownup currlca tho most personal of nil ercctlnra mnke nn appointment todny films also devolopo studio open dully except sunday frone i photographer hill block the snappiest line of shoes in acton at from to 2 lessjrhanjcityprices for wen women ano children what other word in the english language is so laden with senti ment it is the sum and centre of all we hold most dear no other spot in the world is so worthy of careful selection as to be comfortable and convenient and within your means to pay for and maintain you may own one wo offer tho following- houses for snlo at reasonable terms and in a way that sets you a home by paying monthly instalments in place of rent tho double cottage on church street wo offer at 1 sco 400 cash and balance 25 monthly you have rent of 10 per mp nth from the other nnlf to lielp yju along this houaonabelectricilffrit and water ancj htiia put in nrsjclahi iapp during- the uast year jn flip corner of chupch and victoria streets we ac buildlnar 1 imnhrrii hungalow whl cjectrlp llfiht tjree7plpco bath and furnace all planl in huch a wiy as to glvo elllclpnf service thlsmodpc house iium veranda vestibule llvhihiooi dinlner kltchpn tjjro bedrooms bath garago and jarje aunroyrn or sleeping nrcb pyepr iookhifi fairy lake the diningroom huui builtin sideboard pf wal nut the bedroom iuim a builtin fixture along tho nldb npd kitchen has cupboards ami alnk the house juxh enclosed baqk pntrancp to basement and garage all these comforts and convenlpnopfi or s30qq terms arrnnged this modern home will be finished may 34 iynme house on ancs street with 7 rooms and watejr for 91500 terms cirranged b mackenzie phone 18 for particulare htxthskkison boots and shoes mill street acton 1 mldat tor kastor order your spring bedding stock now a h bi6hop a 60n are now taking orders for nil varieties of shrubs perennials nnd annual we also havo polargoniums and cyclamen 75c you nro wclcomo to vliit and inapttcti our groenhouaet t any tim a h bjsjhop son fairview ave ptfe 64 is this your opporhmilyf wellington county 1500 cash starts you on choice 200 acres with all imple ments harness and five good horses kxtra choicti fiirm beautiful dry oll all level nm 1g5 acred umlcr cultlvatlpn 76 acrth fiili plowed buluiivo bush kine largo hevoiirooiiied stone lioiike watrr in kitchen furnace chtico hasement barns splendid stabling new silo lseautlful trout hireani through properly price of equipped farm llg0o ki further particulars apply to walter t evans georgetown ont uoodmeat these winter day ar tfe oijej wfien tjjose good roasts and fine soups taste the best ood wfierj you want tlie choicest cpfs of ieaf tfjc best place in acton to go is- ratteriohljs prime roasts of ef choice cuts of pork select pi fices op veal fine roasts of uwb bacon amd cured mbats good homemade sausage in feet there is hardly a cut of meat tjiat you cpuld desirp that you will not and bt or cpunten bought rigjit kept right cm right and sold right the meats you buy at pattprpona are the best that you can procure fstbssis asaaawbriwjrta f i j i i i a