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itif wf- vf j -kwu- juuv 7-mr- blrthi- harrliaca mod deaths are now charred orat urn -fallowing- ratei births si mactiaffel 59 defttha socl kccmorlal ras 30c ioc per line extra lor poetxti died cole at afluon on monday march 19th 196 william coo futhor ot elton cole third line conov13r at tritimleur on monday april 20 1026 mibs saruh 3 a conoverin hpr tfotli year rtjsseli at hid residence acton on monday may 3rd 1026 d c itusaoll in hut 5dth year v emjdjett at peru halton county on saturday may inf 1926 goorgo emmett in ljrls 68th year alton at ihc hamilton hospital on sunday april 26th 1926 george w alton o burlington in his slot year ciolden wedding anniversary mr and mrs edward k cook c0i6- bratcjd thoir fiftieth wedding oay watson on monday mornlntr may a 1s26- athla residence 10 jeucjid avenue toronto xralbort durrant watson in his 68th year aulippein guolpli general hos- iiital on sunday way 2 1926 tho wife of herbert edward aullffe- of nassaguweya aged 35 years barracxough at ills home in kitchener on thursday april 2stli 1926 rev w h barraclough joint pastor ofc erinlty united church aged 60 years mcglbbon at tho family home lot 8 concession 2 eequcsing township on thursday afternoon alirll 29th 192c margaret mcnaughton beloved wlfs of john mcqibbon in her 84th year haztiewood suddenlyattho rcst- dence of her flon dr h c- i hailewood gravenhurst on sat urday morning- may 1st margaret widow of tho late rov j h hailo- wood d d ighr ikrtmi jrtrgg fhrrjgfi thursday hay 6 1926 brief local items m- been flshln yet sharpen your lawti mower clean up tho back yard as well as the front your lawn will to tho better for a good rolling sunday was the warmest day atneo lost septomber mr- george barber la making im provements to his residence mothers day services will bo held in tho churches next sunday wear a flower u5manlfest your loytr for your mother next sunday next sunday is mothers day at tend church and wear a flower in iier srhomory port credit baa struck tbo rate cor tlila year at 41 mills ono mill lower than last year i brampton council boa succeeded in reducing tho rate for 1925 to 32 mills a mill lower than last year milton has decided not to have daylight saving this year but twill qpa- aerve the wednesday iralmioliday gradually the telephone men are replacing the poles broken down toy last months ico storm it lo an ard uous task tho young people of knoat church guild will visit the young people of knox church georgetown next mon day evening there waai a plethora of motor curs in commission on sunday every body seemed to be out to enjoy tine may sunshine oakville fbjr will be discontinued nftor vlr there- i an intorebting event took placo at tbo homo of air and airs e 1c cook pair view avenue acton on monday evening may 3rd in the celebration of their no id eh wedding anniversary tho following address from tho two daughter and brothers and 3lstorsot the brido and groom was read jot their daughter alice dear mother and father brother and sister wo thank god for ills goodness in sparing you to celebrate this happy event you golden wed- ainff wo tender you our warmest congratulations itisoiir desire to impress ujion you our gratitude for tho many aot of kindness and laborg of love and interest in us in tho years gano by but especial ly woujd wo express our grateful ness to you for teaching us of a loving living saviour to eruldo and guard us through our sojoiirn here and the promise of his homo eter nal we have u flmjfrli gift for- you to night and ask ydu to accept it in the oplrlt which promptcl it it is our earnest prayer that our heavenly father may ever be mindful of you in your loclining years with our best wishes to you bo tli your daughters alice and eva on behalf of brothers undt sisters c a cook w cook and martha cutter tho fdllowing verses composed by rev c a cook d d woro also read to edviard and ettie on thlr goldon wadding annivarsary mmy 2nd 1876 to 1926 just fifty years ago today midst loving friends and bounding joy xfovefloatrtnwmial bonda made ed and ertio one neighbiorliood news- town and country churchill air- elton colo as sadly bereft on monday tho 19th or april by tiled ith of his father walter cole milton mr arid mrs colijattonded tho runcra at milton- on thorlhursday ospringe finhermen were numerous here in tht qratj of may their catches of trout were rather meagre the r or overflowed its banks nearly all al he the stream mr duncan metavlsli ot ac iii apenlrsundayat tlierold home here crewsoms corners mr norman burns was found in a serious condition in tho field where bo wag working on tuesday after noon he had evidently suffered fom a stroke which affected him through out tho body ho is ina very critical condition milton theflowers of maytvereblootnilg tho bird of may were crooning the lovers heart were glowing and congratulations flowing as each to other pledged their willing troth how swift since then has teen times fllglrt what varied acene3 both jrjark and brightl what precious joys fllld home with light what loving friendships rare and right what grace ofgod to heavens height these fifty years have seen along the pathway of theso ytmrtrr sometimes with eyes so full of tears sometimes with hearts so full of fears and then much moro through brighter happier days l your loving iord ie4 on and tears and feara avcre gone and so today this goldbjt day join friends and dear relations to send congratulations ico fullest explanations could tell our hearts creations of wishes dear for you may earthly joya ho dearer may faiths outlook be clearer may heaven itself bo ncaror as you go on may the coming days be godn with heavenly light unfolding wpth lllumdned eyes beholding tho home ijoyond may god hlmsolf 8tlh bless you may loving hands caress you may nothing eer distress ybji through all trie days most lovingly chlaklie and emma seattle waah air fred ingranaho3 purchased the farm lot h 8th line trofabjar form erly occupied by w h mchugh mr a c hannahson formeriy of kitchener has been engaged ar or- gunlst and choirmaster and undi his efficient leadership tho musical art of tho servico will he of a nig or der the iluton flour- mills are now il luminated ut night by cleotricuy the increasing volumo of business at the mill has rendered this innovation nec essary wonder how many people in halton aro cursing tho government for lower ing the tariff on automobiles ith dolla t nutta tf th news of local import actcfn machine co ranching out the wide reputation of tho acton machine co is shown by thov fact that on tuesday an order for motor parts was shipped to australia this week a large order was snipped to vancouver by way of montreal and tho panama canal death of exwardon grcason air john gregson exwarden of the county of veinngton died ut hjs lnie in fergus on saturday after- tiocn may 1st in ills g5tu-year- mr gregson was one of a lurgo family born at tho iparcntul farm liome lot 30 concession 3 near mlurtosa and spent his earlier years there bo as hard to locate aa needle in a haystack the conimltteo have completed arr xangements with tho thompson monu ment co of toronto for thopurchaso of a monument to commemorato the memory of our boys who paid the su premo sacrifice in the great war of 191418 tho monument is of can adian granite standing on a pedestal conslstingof three blocks of grairito eight six and flvo feet square respect ively tho die on which will bo in scribed t dedi and names will bo fourftec auore alightly tapering to a hoight of six feet surmounting this is tbo figure of a canadian soldier in uniform eight feet tall tho total height will be 18 feot tho figuro is on exact reproduction from an origin al photograph work on thonfounda tlon will begfn almost immediately in victoria park whlcli has been decided as the most suitable site tho ap proximate cost of the completed mon ument will 1o500o and the commit- tco confidently expects that tho citi zona of thcr town and surrounding community will contrlbufo generously to ruiso tho- balance required to make uo tho above amount reformer grsolinearttfciarttes bert serseant proprietor of tho wellington hotel fergus was imlnf ully burned nbqut the fact last thursday when a quantity of gagoline ho was using in cleaning a window caught fire it is reported that a spark from a clgarctto which he was smoking was the cause had it not been for the prompt action of c andrews of brant for i who went to his assistance and smothered tho flames imr ser geants injuries would probably have been moro serious mr andrews hands were also painfully scorched new officers of the united church ladies aid tho annual meeting of tho ladles alt society of tho united church was held in tho school room on tuesday afternoon the reports showed a year of splendid progress tho society now has eighty members tho receipts of the year were 81606 and tbo expend iturcs 29606 the following officers were elected for tho year president mrs john r kennedy- vlce-presi- d jtrs a e nicklln secretary rs h p moore treasurer mrs f cleave visiting committee mrs n p mooro and mrstwrlcer blair parsonago commiyee mrs frank gamble mrs james hi itotd and mrs arnle johnston s enjoyable fraternal visit about fifty members of orion lodge no 100 l o o p georgetown vislt- dl acton lodge no 204 on tuesday evening the session was hold- in the town hall with over one hundred brethren present tho flrst degree was splendidly demonstrated by tho degree team of orion lodge- i dg m bro cleave po was a distln- frulshed visitor at the cloaaof the lodge proceedlhfirs lunch was served by tho acton brethren and drnring the lunch hour a very capable orchestra discoursed sweet music tho evening was very pleasantly spent by both tho visitors and the local ticmbors tju- georgetown brethren contributed a few vocal selections to tlio lunch- hour proceedings at your service i am prepared to do all klnilh of iticul and lon dlntuneo imulltik special attention jrlven to ntonk for toronto markot hotuni loads solicit kki2u lcclicstoni0 4c- ihono da anion nllhhil- nlncero frhiidii card of thanks mj herlkit aullffe of jtiwoya dcslroh l express thanks to bin iiutnerouh und nelkhboih for uielr very kind hynipntliy on tho ocahlon of tho tlcath of tils beloviml part ner in llfo durlnr tho week tho many kind words mill deeds will always bi gratefully re membered village of acton court of eevision rockw0od ft -i- odd september holiday for city folk abiot to pieces globe mr chester m anderson junior science teacher at guelph collegiate institute is hoir to onehalf of his fathers estate of 230d3 collingwood council has insured the municipality against accidents in thrc globe indemnity company tho cost forstho year was 140302 the gardengrown succulent pie plant is later this spring than usual anal the welcome rhubarb pie has not v yet oippeared on the family menu everyone booms to read the pass pxsxss or know what is in it whetbe they are subscribers or not do yotz tql borrow your neighbors paper the coming of dayllxht saving in toronto has been attended wltb changes in tho time tablejlof the rail ways and transportation companies tlie holes in- tho roads have caus ed a good deal of trouble tho past week but they aro being gravelled and graded as fast as can be arranged one of the hard things about gar- dentng particularly in tho sprlnjrtlme orealsttdtempuuionto quit and go fishing with the worms you dig up at the annual meeting of tho hastings united church sunday schtool last week mr nell mcdonald vac appointed asaoclato superinten dent mrltony seynuck has converted the hall of the second story of his store on mhl street into a rooming aparurient which he has suitably fur- nlsbocl mr and mrs p bcclestone who removed to toronto a few months ago have returned to acton mr ec- etckton will resume his trucking busi ness here xost month was tho fourth coldest april in history and the coldest in fifty years the temperature for tho month was 373 which is 39 degrees below normal the firsjt real taste of the good old summer time came on sunday with bright sunshine southwesterly winds and a temperature at noon of 76 in tbo shade mr alex crfppb has added a neat veranda to the residence on frederick street which he- recently sold to mrs ar mcpherson after this the youngest daughter eva ipreaen ted- tags parents wltb the gift a purse of gold the two grand- childrenthen come forward and pre sented the venerable bride with a beautiftfl bouquet of fifty roses about forty guests were present inumbeia of beautiful gifts wetro pre sented to the happy couple a clellght- xul social evening was spent followed by the serving of dainty refresbments the wcddins cake was cut by the bride the pastor bov j w- jboyd expressed tbo kind and deepest re- arda of the acton baptist church and of tho frionds gathered mr cook ably responded in a fow earneat re marks edward k cook eldest eon of the rto rev r b cook and esther eleanor smith were married in 1876 by the rev x l campbell at dundas they have lived in acton threo dlf- cerent times making a sojourn of 26 years here they took tip residence in tho home of mr cooks father rov ft b cook a wellknown baptist min ister of thirty or forty years- ago thirty years ago tho father and mother of tho groom celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in tho same house to3mcrous the new busses on tbo highway arc bting pretty well patronized and wltn a change in the schedule which took place last sunday will no doubt be in favor with a lorge number of pat rons next friday evening a play will be pui on in tho town hall it the inter csto of st johns church accord ing- to the synopsis it appears to be a mixed up lovo affujr but in the end everything turns out all right rov mr frances of to con- congratulauons have boon expressed to mr and mrs cook together with kindly hopes for peace and happiness through thoir later years veterans interviewed minister p soarrow president was spokes man in addressing hon mr elliott at ottawa other imptovenrenra are ajso being made mr tcmy seynuck has closed up bi businosa next to the baptist church and will confine himself to his downtown business next to hln- tons jewellery store struck by a stick thrown by a play mate richard far n worth 8yearold son of mr and mrsgeorge h farn worui klora road had the sight of his loft eye destroyed tlere is one thing at least to bo commended in the operation of tho new tkl- highway busses jn their desire tr ensure safety they come to a attop at every level railway cross tag oxio of th busiest pieces in town is the acton machine shops a great volume of automobile parts ana acces sories is being manufactured con- slderaxtle now machinery lias been in stalled lately t the first annual meeting of tho united church acton will be hold next thursday evening lth irist tho annual reports for tho year will be given and the ladles of thft congrega tion will serve refresbments mr george musello will commence delivery of coal oil frbm houseia house with a motor truck next week he will also deliver coal pit and irav chamber of commerce rtaulsr monthly meeting dltcustss many problems of interest to acton generally the chamber or commerce held a busy two- hour session last thursday evening president james symon kept the members attention stirred up on many things calculated to improve acton 0- a dills was elected as secretary aa mr garden had found it impossible to fulfil tho duties this year the chairman of the committee jn- qplrlntf into telephone conditions in tho immediate vicinity of acton re ported ptogrobs the committee wis given further time to carry out their negotiations details so far gone into have been very satisfactory tlie secretary vas instructed to et 1t ufttch with hr thetford jo regard chine oil to farmers mrkwawtojtf yourgman deserving of pstrdnaga islvj actos w tory service pabllo labatsry mm perunth6 hi- messrs bcardmore a co are et ftemtj dealt wltvim5j making- extensive improvenaents to the tav ii r brick residenoo recently purchased from thre fcdougoll estate orr freder ick fltroel been irmtsjied- mr obrien one bf teinbd wfthv tha 0iwmti8imfyir- the flrnoi nmpajmrs will- eoeupy the t4otb on friday a largo delegation of war veterans went to ottawa for tho pur pose of making representations to the minister of d s c k the hon j c elliott mp they were received by the minister in bis prlvato office sir j p scarrow was chosen spokesman t and drew tho ministers attention to several matters concern ing pension administration tho delegation was cordially re ceived and ox the close the minister promised due consideration he also thanked tho speaker for tho very mod erate tono in which the case hod been presented tlio delegation left satis fleet that tho visit had been a success tho pension commissioners were elsovigitedan d mrr scarrow onbcx half of tho veterans thanked them fo- the recent concessions grantee tho delegation was composed of his majestys army and navy veter ans t b veterans grenadier- asso ciation keuraion council g wv a and veterans alliance mr scar- row represented tho veterans al liance allcted services for the presbyterian congregation 4ast sunday he also addressed the sunday school mr frances is blind but is able to vcad the raised letters with comparative ease and ho spoke with an earnest ness which held tho attention of the congregation throughout tho services at the united church lost sunday morning were wellat tended eo many bolng present that chairs bad- to be secured from nearby houses to provide additional seating mr thomas wlngrove moved into the village monday taking possession of tho house vacated last week by t harrison who moved over to harris street miss margaret locrer of simcqe was homo for tho weekend mr harry eels ajid miss emily poach who spent some days with mrs herbert dyer returned to detroit last week mtsw peach has u responsible position in a hospital which she ac cepted some tlmo ago v it is gratifying to know that mr herbert dyer is makmg some progress toward recovery rev mr donaldson was in to sco nlm one day loaf week the fine weather of tastsatmday and sunday was very much appreciat ed but the udden change in tho tem perature early on monday was such j a to compel pcoplo to resort tr their j firesides f fred hamilton and his men aro busy on tho highway again and everything looks much improved in the village the i road way n joltlffos hill is somewhat uneven asa result of the frost corning out aria leaving somo springy places which bad to havo an application of doorso road material to mako 1t safe for train c lost sunday noon a grass lire mad tilings lively for a few minutes at wil bur guilds place in the year of tho incubator houses his son nonnun had been playing with matches they were ignited and as tho grass was dry the firo soon spread miss irma mccutchcon has accept ed a position with will j coulthard in hla newsstoro and icecream parlor the meeting announced last week for the presbyterian congregation has been postponed meeting of modicalcociety tho annual meeting of tile welling ton and north halton medical society held in st josephs hospital gruclph on monday was attended by members from tmount forest palmerston ac ton georgetown milton erin and guclph able addresses were deliver ed by professor van wych and pro fessor duncan graham of toronto university after the meeting tho sisters of st josephs very kindly served- tea wblch whs mucbappre- cinted t the medical men tbe fol lowing officers wero elected for the ensuing year hon presidents dr groves fergus and dr coleman of palmerston president dr argue of mount forest jt vice proswerith d tho municipal council of thovilltifto of acton will moot as a- court of ilo- vlhlon ify the town ball acton ont on tuesday the eighth day of june 116 at eight oclock p in all por tions having appeals against tho as sessment roll for the said village for the year 1026 will take notico and govern themselves accordingly notice of all appeals must bo re ceived by the clerk on ox beforo tho fourteenth day of may 192g dated at acton tho sixth day of may 1926 452 h n farmer clerk notice to creditors the creditors of william kirkwood near lato of the village of acton who died on tho twentythird day of april 126 und all persons having claims against his estate aro required on or before tho seventh day of juno 1926 to file with the undersigned sol icitor their full names addresses and descriptions ana lull particulars of their claims on aiidaxtorthoia id seven thdny o june tho administrator will pro ceed to distribute tho assets jftho said estate among the parties entitled thereto and ho hereby gives notico that ho will not bo- responsible there after for any clainxor claims of which ha shall not have received notice dated this sixth day of may 1926 ernest herbert near administrator iry h n farmer acton ontario solicitor 453 bennett o guclph 2nd vw- president d gowland milton councillors dr robertson elora dr p kirby of guelph and dr williams georgetown treasurer dr mccarter guolpli sec retary dr wallace guelph aimers implement shop complcto list of all neceasary l farmers goods keep sharp lookout for this space i shipment of repairs and some new goods just arrived ontario fertiliser goods hog and poultry food in bulk wire fencing ana steel roping specialty pumps water trough and water systems baroaadstable equipment prompt andvcourteoux service sntisticd customers jlriog in your repair iiit early iii season j w barberree police court news flowers for mother you tell other folk of that wonderful mother of yours why jiot surprise her with a box of cut bloom and bring tho nun- shine of spring into tho home carnations sweet peas forget menots iris roses and mari golds are at their best let us quote you prices on hanging baskets window boxes and bedding ntock of all varie ties the flower shop mill street greenhouse victoria avenua g l martin florist highway garage we sell dominion tires and willard batteries batteries charged general repairs alex mclsaac propcrictor coal oil delivembd at you 11 door i gvaijbuib mijsmkilk afcton hati lllnlmflttif- htvdln3r hfllliik i oil ill tlln limn- or jllmtrnrjrd iuicioh anlj uiiamtv aiwayh hatihkactuiiv delivery will comminai nojt wk your patronage in solicited order your spring bedding stock now a h bishop sl son arn now uiklnfr urdorh for fill vfirletlcrt of hhrufrk fcronnlall und annunlii wn uiho itavo pelargonium and cyclamn 76c raspberry canes cutiiberth 50c a dozen i2c0 a hundred 120 a thiouhnnd you are walcoma to visit and inspect our qreenhouiea at any tim a h bishop son falrviewave phones4 nielsen the chiropractor 15th yar of praotice straight chiropractic xray service neurocalo meter nop tho most complote alnd up-to- date office chiropractlcolly in ontario lady attendant ofllco hours at georgetown wednesday and saturday 2 io 5 and 7 to 9 p m and by appoint ment phono igow return faro paid via radial to georgetown in acton idonday and thursday r- j kerrs list of sales saturday may 1 sale of boots shoes and store flttungs of tony seynuck mill street acton next to baptist church specials this week at mclean co black duchesse silk jc all pure silk with rich satir tixtra jjood value at 200 yd special this week iuuk inches wide all pure silk with rich satin finish d c shantung silk jn naiyriil- shade for giving good wear jiothing to ccjf beat this silk iicgular dbc forz7i7ztydz colored crepe bloomers colored crepe bloomers easy to wash goodtoweargr special this week wc ladies vests ladies vests extra good value at 25c 30c 35c 40c and 50c ladies holeproof hose in block only this is the line that we had 180 pair acaci just 80 pairs left worth 1 25 pair special odc 2 palra for 125 boys fine wool stocksnqs boys fine wool stockings sizes 10 and ioj4 only cc regular 80c special per pair doc the nfirtveatob- regular price 20o per yea special for jhis week pnjy 2 years 24 copus 200 j 1 year 12 copies 3to series of short stories by l m montgomery canadian writer mclean co mux street acton one store closed wednesday afternoon save the baby chicks wake them strong sturdy productive egglaying pullets withprattsbabychickfood itcostsatriflemore but i cheapest in the end judged by results the extra chirks you save and raise more than pay for all the pratts eabychickfoodyouuse ask yottx dealer7tberea one near you wwnri baby chick good for fvalft poultry ambr fe pratt foodptjf canada ltd 328 cariw aa toronto sold in acton by w d talbot at the request a hia counael t contpowd it cft waurrtapn mn hclmwiwiia appolntodtto odhaldfr aii- fert- hearing of tho chnrgo against jim kcrbcb for tfclkng liuuor was remand ed until thursday mny cth bail wht applied for but was refused by mag istrate moore on thursday of laflt week at dunn vjlle iteubon srmth was lined 10 and costft by polico magletrato maanle for an overload oh his truck contrary to flection 32 of tho highway trdfllc act which says during mnrcliand april no commercial motor vehlclo ehnll bo loaded in excess of onelialf the car rying capacity of such vehicles p taken into custody in guelph on sunday wti16 under the influenco of liquor- stanley johnston of guelph township wan fined 25 and costfl on monday morning by fmaglstrato watt when he pleaded fiuljly to be ing drunk in default of payment he will flerve twortnontha in the county jail onlbo flrst of april cecil early took over tno villalgo inn ut cnnapbeuvlllc wlilch hud been conducted- for somo tlmo by his brother recently com- la ints ween received by inspector kcevcly that liquor was being sold there and that men under the in fluence of liquor were fieen about the premises an inspection by tho of ficers revealed conditions indicating n rather free nale of liquor no largo quantity of liquor was dihcowered but empty whlakoy and bin bottlch and two gallon iosp which had contained alcohol wero found about rtyoouneea of liquor wni aecurod and sent to tho provincial arm lyt hla annlysls found the atrentl- pf tho liquor to be about 76j jcarly ioiarniol any lcnowlcdro of their being 1m4or on urn prnait he was fined 5000 and eoatci y roofing ptumbing linsmv ve nro aecnu in acton for tho following welknown brands and makes of roofing brantford roonne arroiock asphalt slab states roll itooflnir metallic rooflnc cos celllnpr siding trouhs etc eaat- lako shinklcs corrugated iron cctalllc cellincs asbcalouno and no- leak roof preservers come in and see samples op roofhng plumbing and bath suppues eatlmates on bath- outfits itooouff bavotrouehlntr etc cheerfuly furnlshccl ttnsmithinfeamdtfepalrlng of all kindssone- oowl lino of tuiiu boilers palls omnito and aluminum wares and itat liroom fixtures at rcasonnblo prices puritan coal oil stove ulnlit prlcea w r e blair phone 144 r o box 607 acton ont special alarm clocks while they last 200 regular ca for each i vltjw repairs guaranteed speciaj prices for one month best worlt only e do them right- hwhinton wtch and clock maksr janilar etc now in new store fomerly gen septus stari step ladders yj we are offering a very attractive price this week on that article that should be in every household- step ladder- these lumers ar j heavily braced with a steel rod under every step and axe exceptional j value at theso prices fourfoot step ladders 200 firefoot step ladders- 5245 sixfoot step ladders s2j5 special for this week four string brooms for friday fjqaw and saturday only jfc w d talbot phone 3 we deliver main street just around uie corner j ice 1 have a eood stock of lco on liiiid and can supply cuutoincrs regularly duri ng tho tuimrnor months mako arrangemcnth tor your needs now j refrigerators i have scoured tho agency for acton for the wcilltncwn itenfrow and harnet refrlbera- lors and will lo plcaaed to show you- modeta and quote you prices 1 wm evans main street pile sufferer cart you answer these quntfoni do you know why olntmentu do not give you quick und lasting romcf ajvhy cutting and operations fall t you know tlfie cause of pllea is internal tliat there is a stagnation of blood in 1ho lower bowel do yod know that there in a hftriti- ibm intcrnnl remedy discoveted by dr ieoiiardt und known as hkmftcid now hold at k j xinsardu and drtiff- blsui everywhere that la guaranteed hkmitold banlahni piles by re moving tho cause bar frceinfr blood circulation in tho lower bowol this simple home treatment has an almost unbelievable record forifm unfo and laiftltig- relief to tluuruinds of piluwlck sultercrs- and suvrn tlu nccdka iln imd expense of an operation try ijwitoid today it will do tho asm tot you itmmrapgjg the cmusic teacher as a nation builder warning fishermen the following farms situated from the eden mills side- road to blue springs have been leased by me grand river club mcalpines mcaltjsters nighttngales- kingsburvs marks estate tucks youngs fishing and trespassing absolutely prohibited a special constable will patrol these waters and fishermen are hereby warned the grand river club those who have been impreued with the unporunce of our recipe for- happiness om music every day must be impressed with to dvbt due to the music teachers au over canadi in evary iirtlo villige as well as inlhe larfic centres of culture arid wealth it is possible to find a teacher of piano w music is the noblest of art it slso helps other arts to thrive and because a country to become great has to grow in culture even mors than fa material i wealth can ada needs muaic in supplying this neec the rauiic teachers are doing constructive national work they are helping to build a greater canadi henry herbert pianos t j pocans ton quality ry- mualo tacohsr approvs modsr- attxr priced handsomai in tfaianc durable lh hanry trbm sjitcs eomplsts aaua- hrbm sitcs eomplsts laetlon ii you wovall bmv soma muate fcwary dkav will sand intarmuo uttrmtora a racalpt of lb eoumw specials for this week beef cuts sirloin roast rt per lb porterhotise roast fi per lb wing roast a per lb point roast a per lb round steak roast per lb rump roast per lb stewing beef h per lb rib boj per lb -r- choice rib roast ft per lb thick rib roast ji per tb shoulder roast per lb veal cuts shoulder roast perib rib roast per lb steak roast it per tb stewing veal o per lb loin roast ft per lb 25c 25c and 27c j s 22c 21c 21c 19c 10c to 12c 10c to 12 20c 18c 16c 20c 25c 30c 10 to 12 28c for saturday evening shoppers to- the bret 25 customers purchasing a cash order of 100 or more between 8 and 9 p in on saturday we will give a three- pound pail of shortening tar 25c w j patterson sood djmlw aftenwons at liso noon wmmmmmfflfflm wrr w -i- aw