Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 9, 1926, p. 5

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wxl- vt p -itr- 1 ailjf acton jtjf flraui thursday september 9 1926 5- the trouble wlth school k it isnt school that 1 dislike its my maps and boolo tho exercises and tho testa- and uomotimea tcachera looks in school wd boys uro mostly chums ah in vacation days what spoils it all aro rules and sums and often touchers ways jf wo puss notes she makes a fuss and vhon wero pluyips ball sho comes and rings the boll fur us beforo woro through at nil- then once aho punished billy wray because ho brought a rat a baby ono to school one day what do you think of that there is one way that i can see its very simple too to make school what it ought to be and ill tell it to you juirt let us boys havo nil tho fun that lies within our read and honestly ussoons were dqne well lot the teacher teach jphn morris pn the sunday school lesson for 8unday september 12 twenty year8 a60 from the l of tho pro prn of thursday soptomper 13 1906 llov stanleys wnde or ixwvlllc preached very accoptubly in st al- pan3 church on sunday oyonlnjj mr enoch statham is now con ductor of a o- t b- freight train ruis- nlne through acton it every merchant ana property holder vnuld rake the streets ol- npalto their promises once a week what nn improved appearance would he created mr john robs father of mrs t t moore fllcd at hie homo in aurora on mnduy in hlfl 97tn year mrs moqre nuerifloii the funeral acton methodist sunday school or oheutru contributor muoh to the pro gramme at tfce xuocmstuj harvest fentvnl ftt corwhln on the town of mr taylor on monday evening born moore at georgetown on thurs day september 6 1006 toairl and mrs j m moore a daughter married neilesjohnstonk at the real denco of tho bridoa itarents second tine esquoslns on wednesday september 6 by ltev j h taylor of rockwood smith nelles of nas- safiraweyu to jullanna daughter f mnr robert johnatomsrt died ramshaw in dacton n friday i september- 1 lmff williamson katoshaw- used 80 years moraje in the general hospital brandon man on aturdayy tetaber 8 lb06jotin mcraeormer- j of acto yhra z y everbeai liafs strawberries can hurdly tie consirtprafl nbpiwnareiai crop for general use yet such rfl- vnnces have been made with tho in- traduction of newer varieties that they are worth a trial in many places tile- fall yield from theso varieties la much lower than from the june sorts this necessitates a higher price if the returna per acre are to be com parable some of the best varieties bave at the central experimental farm yielded at the rate ot 300 to 2600 boxes per acre the first fall and thonnaveaiven a june-crop- the fol lowing season of 400 or 500 boxes with a second call crop about equal to the flrst to obtain the best results fall plant ing seems to bo advisable by plant htf september the plants beeetnjrwell tsiabhbaetlstnd are tliubhr ta posl- ffi w frfrmu lario tfbipbej of ran- w if ij ii r rgrs fgr ippnextfquecrop ag most fcarjelss gf everbparer af o ntt pnld funnpp piake plant them jjpt pjgro than 8 toot ap w jhe fora anj f th n m la to so a mt eni foot uniirt lavlnst 1iif and a half talr between centres of double rows in this way a very large number of young plants- can bo- established by the next autumn falling this very early spring planting of well matured and early plants is necessary as the frjilt buds of these fall bear- era aro formed shortly after the young plants root an application of a iilftro- geroub ffcrtlzar sometimes in eavly f6ty has beenfourid very tiwlptiifin kjniofcrni liroduiyvtinoija lpths fall ft tsadvlkble fct course to veep tho bliom picked fltf during the ttrfrt year phpi thg first fi july atf at ftult at vkiji v jiajje nt tep dbe tq obtain- results from the cefigat of orbjjnjilie second spring a this losrmiwnoval is really jm- ifieilenifle owlotcje the heavy ex panse ipvoiygd nt19 fl sm jup cpqil q ti varieties to bp reeommanded only iw l really been tlefl t mils btntijn vli chprpplon and mlmii hpaa afq bijtlt imnropnen over jprogsepslyo nd supfrb upfe qur odndlllons the tvo other noich d- vertlssdt varieties mastodon s and k bockhlll have not fruited hero an yet i but the- writer has seen the rockhlll z tn other places where it appeared lo be tho moat promising fall bearing sort vet introduced- canadians must fenicmber tbat our 1 i- tails aratforas longr as further sroutli whfoh means that many green berried arftfrokn on the vines this necessi tates a considerable discount from the fall yleldo reported from other quarters m b davis central ex perimental farm ottawa 1 spnt it back by the ooq tho conversation- over the back feneo hiad taken an unfriendly turn anrf if youi toyn riekam iltsiuhj more 5s- vfc orb cans on l iaip 1njj bavteori e haik ajlvq f- ffif8 vjb l ysr r8f- rawf bs ww- shrilly rhif have you been doing tp mrsr murphys dogt nothlng ma replied the small boy unblushingly tlierel said tho mother trl- v imphantly and you returned the saucepan yesterday didnt you dear j spre answerod tho boy calmly sent it w the dor- whvi flotovchurch in hot weather r a- i attend churth in not weft t her be- oauhe n flpfl besod tho tortfl fty m tailfyod it anil fl pt 3epl told or wtormy days 1 t i erxpoot tho clergyman to be there i should be surprised if ne were to stay at home on account of tho weather 3 if his hands fall through weak ness 1 ahall hove great reason to bhimo myself unless i austain him by my prayers and presence 4 my faith la to be shown by my selfdenying christian life and not by the rise and fall of tho- thermometer f b hayergal she took matters in her own hands u blsle -camoi- horns frona nelghbor houqo munjihlng a choco- late iter mother snld roprovlhfy jiow eilslo bow many times have i towyou not it ask mrs ary latesr i krtfljit whjre sho t sk qenbrous and systematic giving general lesson title gifta for the tabcrnaclo sriptutolosaonkxod 35 4 to 36 7 reference materia mai 3 712 igor 16 14 2 cor 8 115 i golden toxt honor jehovah with thy substance and with the first- fruits of thine increase prov 3 9 devotional heading i cor 12 14- 22 25 26 bbrinnfne with tho tht txt explained 20 departed they went home to their tents after listening o moses exhortation versen 419 2129 noto the repeated statement that tho offerings were voluntary gods house was to bo erected by tho free gifts of grateful hearts not by enforced contributions 22 the offerinsa wove nee ea sari ly irj kind for there was no currency ju3 thcrn he ae- ceptci todny ruunytfittfl that are not in the form ot money 2526 the service of the women was also pleasing- to god they grave of their time and their skill as may loyal women de today lfuon theme the free offering there is in- splratlon in this picture of the israel ites going with one accord to their tents that they may peek outv- and bring to god the best of their pos sessions the wonder of their deliv erance from egypt was fceah in their minds god was guiding them guard ing them and providing- for their daily needs a iutlewhlle ago they were hopeleei erta note they rre tree men- it rai indeed a fitting thflo to erect a tabernacle torwprsbip it was indeed time of great emotional cnthuiinem and mosca demanded umt they express their enthusiasm in the generosity of their giving when we have been recipients of some great and outstanding- blessing it is highly fitting that pur gratitude should bear fruit in a worthy thankoffering gifts that are not money our modern clvllliatlon is so tied up to the great medium of exchange money that we forget that men lived for many centuries and carried on comp licated business before money was in vented thf rrue4le tfoufrb what they had t6 bring- dnd mbseff- as jv- hovahv xepveifenlatlve wrijcotnfltf ute gifts undoubtedly vltsofnrope were brought tmat cointt riot wlrt ued hut in such case tiozlja otci the iff- c8i l j3bhs no ffflffw otib n m fi prdper1 gaye qf help ime juid gep- vlc ege e in fto optriies at tt modern church sorno gjy tlfflp soma giye of tep own lianfliwprk somp erir property qt ywiquh orti other than money and tho church utlluea what they give or else discovers means by which it can be exchanged for that which may be utiuxsa and god blesses tbelr gifts just as much as if they had contributed hard cash systematic giving- tor moments of great emotional appeal and temporary enterprises that call forth pronounced enthusiasm the outpouring of spon taneous gifts is the only suitable form of- offering but for the support of sustained and continuous work an other form of piving 4 reauiirea uby th6 nest emethotx ther xabernaam was built and its setrvlces instuuteet but it was maintained- yea in etud yeor out by syhtenirafleglyhig th annual indian potentate pays first visit to canada ottertng o the tlrse fruits and hb tltbd xvhlch as rtallya w incomes tax mrp jneinij by expense of fftsefnncjpo we pfsrim jm mohc o courge w ftfflfflnf hmfl n9uct ohrlatfnns gup p8jes ft eobwlft ytro isentiwy rtlmsnt fram thit of anolept ismal our idea of the functions of church and state are ut- terlydlverse frona theirs we believe that compulsion in religious matters systenintlcglyuujvproportlonat toouf ability is the sensible and most ef- fectd ve method of maintaining gods work- a woderful treg a ledvvao tree nevcny feet in elr- cumfwcnco and 300 fe high vfft out recently in the sedwood poreat olooe to the oregon lino in northern cali fornia which will supply 250000 feet of lumber and keep a sawmill running three doevs some trees still stand ing are larger than this giant of the forest tho lumber will furnish a cargo for two vessels entering cres cent city harbor fifty cottages each containing g00o feet of timber could be built from the product of tho tree two men labored sovon days to bring down tho tree they were forced to make a double undeiouctbeverturl measurement lof which waaueri fceft worms sap tu strength nnd under mine tho vitality of children strengthen them by using mother graves worm exterminator to dric out the povljaltea proof posmyg vnllb hayo barf m qlnon rurlftntly ijcian ppu l gepm they nve oyeu too if w nthy generalise from the story of a contemporary a wellknown photographer re cently had his country houuo over hauled a new skylight was added and alterations wore made in thcroof the men took their time and did not overwork themselves but this jlld i what vtsoussion risb for 8tody and gftaefttft underway what was flie best way to teach the lndtvdual that the tfkbernacle ttro belong to them is emotion that does not lead to deflrifte result of tnuch ynoet s there any tor he church acpeptlilg only cpntrlbutlona 6t v i5 il sss t in tte right tytlht le rp- r a cake a plecp fit orqbrdiflcry churc mgy brouefht celved sflnstcnnnbt pii nfe mv treasury js hist any wfodk in m- cbanarlns tbeno or their mhlvalent in vain h upportnif the tabor nuclo ftntl temp pervloea what methods vfepo uaedt why ll ygtm atlo sjlvlng advisable dly fttdnga fe nest yvth monrtay jlv 2fl 1420 tuesday iov 2s 21 2 j wednesday- lev 24 17js thursday deut- 28 16 friday deut 28 7-14- saturdaydan 1 821 sunday prov 23 2035 sure enough a certain superintendent of schools had s way of thundering questions at the children that completely deprived them of their wtts his very pres ence seemed to set the pupils tremb ling one day he called tbe third read er class to stand upon tbe fhaortcasvi began a promlaauouaocateohlsnvabost all the subject- in- w4riwhey were aupposea to havefwsahanghvrm wppibvnit rfg wl fa 8f l9 hignth m jr 8 fyf fame bhi rrlr th bhftijran w9mlu luiva aakl tney didnt know at last pointing his nnger at a small shrinking nature at the end ot the class he shouted you there i what do you understand by climate t the answer came in a weak scared ier- 4 get up it air home the true pleasures of borne afe not without hut within e home is where character f6rma home is wheroweieajn- jq ihje jftftb wfflahdlpeflfj st fm mifrt 4on nq come to ui when we are abroad home is solitude from tbe aoelety of the world it la also society from tho solitude of the world haarttts the roofe trunk and branch of character formation it is where individuality forms in the heart of home ilea all the traditions grave and guy of a family a history tianded down through years perhaps through fenerations thomas tapper in chats with muslo students 1 acts- tlmo ahanges once a wife was property new the peoperty cl whesu w t i por that matfer when the ea away the husband play something tr fertlse and jep have tnythlng tg ajyeruaa witmilt rfhj exhibits from india at chateau frbntenac inset the dlwan dlwan bohadsr sir t vljayaragh- avacharya distinguished indian rep resentative of the madras presidency in the alllndlait legislative as sembly and a former prime minister oijtho cochin state of southern india who arrived for the first tlmo in can ada on tho canadian pacific liner afontcalm opened the national ex hibition nt toronto on august 28th tho dlwan was a plcturcsquo figure on tho streets of the various cities be visited wenrinpr a nate turban ot crimson ojivf silver ho ofnrtclpats crossing tt continent on a lecture crossing bp continent on i iv tdfirlind wslttiis w canadlrfn rtfck les sievflns tha lauisbtlnw from o vantage point in his hotel in montreal he exclaimed surely thosej- arent the booklea during his trip across canada he is making a study of con ditions for he believes that a com plete understanding between india und canada could only be reached through a knowledge of each other at quebec ho was a guest at tho chateau frontenac and showed great interest in the display of indian in laid nnd lacquer work wblch was hont6ver to canada by the indian gover tion thdt hu 4ylleclon is added o on lile return to inota 6eforo the dlwn boarded tlo cflnadliyri fjlna lnojr montcalm for quebec he was skepti cal about the preparation of hla fav orite lndan dishes i am n vegetarian you knov b0 sald and na a mattei of fftot my in dian curiles and rla ftore better pro- pared on bnor4 tlie montcalm than is generally he case on indian rfonmers i yaa greatly surprised at thia the great length of tho distinguished visitors name has according to 1u dlwan beon a stumbling hook woere- oyer he yen liu ilnvland ho said they h1 liuu tho bolpful expedient of rejtdrring to hdm as dlwan in tt letter o canadian officials rqcony le remrked such a uo is strictly in eapdanco wh indian eh- quetc ptl vlll le quite inf cjrdrr latcd it was explained to him that the men had to bo paid for their time and they had spent several days on the job no vondor said the photographer andthoh produced a numbdip ot nnp- shbl pholobniphi repnosontlngr the men on the roof of his hpuso as token from tho- attic window of an kd- jolpinb bulldipg some were tlttnh smoking apme yuero rending nowopan- ors tmd othops woro lying on tholr baeka why aald the astonlahed roofer these ure my inont pnqty u roplle the photo- hlwher and they are enrnlng my money praise this asthma remedy a bratcful uacr of dr j d kelloggs asthma remedy jlnds it the only remedy that will give relief though for thlrteenycars he had sought other help years of needless suffering may be prevented by using this wonderful remedy at the flrst warning of trouble its use is simple its cost is slight and li can bo purchased almost anywhere work if you would rise soon after tho fsrent edmund burko hado been making ode ohls powpr ful spcocbea in parliament w brothet richard was ftnlnd sitting hp lent w reverie ifnd as aawfl to wend wna ge ja tlrklnf he tqplljii ltay ueeq uiondcrlng how kfed has cqnriyed g pignqpglije fill a talents of gur famljr gut then f r8 mepifcr itat vhen we wero dpljlg no thing ur at play ht was always nt work and the forco of tho anecdote 1 increased by the fact that richard burke was always oonalderod by those who know him best to be su perior in natural talent to hia brothor yet the one rose to greatness whllo the othefctlved imd died in eompara- tlve obaurlty putting both feet in vi n- in and so mr plllstho old lady re markoa to twe cbuydrrgwlrftjftr 014 j6e uiuitqn 14 doafl 1 og replied mr puis died very suddenly this mornlne he was in my shop only last night tes i seed him in- wont on the customer and said to mysolf poor old joes a goner now hes started to come hero for medicine the druggist was evidently not very irell pleased at this remark and the old lady endeavored to aet mattora right with tho usual result i dont moan to any mr pills sho explained hurriedly ns hcw your medicine killed him nowt of the sorti 014 joe never did like phyalc and im- aartln hajdi noverlmvei took tho risk of oomtniiliero if ha aehanoe ohmvlftl j v j prqc1re8s op roqlavinq 0on- t68t at aqa88iz bus lines show improvement a comparison between the 6th b c egg- laying contest now being held at jinslz and that of last year up to the end of the oth period or the sgth week proves very interesting and in every instance shows the pres ent contest to bti ahead considering that last year a number of records were broken the probpocts for doing the anmo this year ure very promis ing the average number of okkh poi bird laid in the b2 toflfs be itl agalnht 155 ui fh saivrtv tlplft iljal yl when tho utibh artthe egffs u viftu wlfloh finished last vef imth u worlds record of 2683 nave laid 1802 eggs at this stage whereas this year there jare seven have ahown f pleads iicraaia bpyprnl pens with u larger total than his fi fiyavfjmtlonj op he anagmentt u jt t they hay lived tip to the alqfftn ft p lea aft n cppifovahlo und nattt jour- ney for eftch of ity hundreds of pat rons the travelling public today de mands the best tho t k l has given painstaking attention to every the demand on thd part of the public for convenient quicker more frequent as well ns comfortable transportation has led them to qulck- jy acoept the motor bus today a complete network of motor bus lines exist in ontario salesmen business men people who are travelling con tinually have found thl meirti trannportation the mos nu nnl ipost- rtuited tj taip nee ontof tjifc leatfera t t ifltablth- mnotniqfoi pq irupertatlon has fiepn yu k i coach lines they lftvo grown rapidly and business hoe increased steadily each week in the face of constant competition their lines between toronto duelpli kitch ener stratford st mary nnq- lftn the lending pen belg credit d uh 211 egs jvhtp peoni h ly q 87 tit poijaile productiqin since he aturt yl tecqntent thohighat jp- dlviuai recerd for last yenr anrt in- gldeniahy o hlghost in any contest in the world wu 988 esrfsthia bird had laid 220 ogge in the first 36 weeks j little dotajl that contributes to their and this year there are six birds wltb greater records than this two of them ono white leghorn and one barred rock lvaving laid 245 eggs each in 252 days lust year t birds with records oyr- ayi gggs at this time 5 8 hen qvwthe 20ft egg bauk e whu h4 birds hnv- hk fl thu 200 eggs this year there should be more 300 oggers than ever the average number of points per bird is 181 which means that all the eggs l ftinco ttie commencojo v the contest hbye atged j4mi ncea t6 th ysnul in the spui week only jfouf peps ot the 4b failed to score as many paints as esffstino qnly 64 hens or under 12 lajd eggs weighing lass than 24 qunces te lo qoen the bird with the highest hcere is a bwpred itrk vlth 09 poinu for 230 ggs and vhho leghorn comes next with 2872 points for 234 egg x of the 125 second generation hens uj daughters of reentered hens entered 117 are alive ojnd their av erage egg production is o fraction higher than tho remaining- birds in the contest it a very gratifying io learn that these second generation birds are making such a good show ing which goes to show that the fac tor for high egg production has been transmitted to tho progeny it also goes to prove that higher production in an egg laying coptest docs not ad versely affect the breeding quality ef a gol bird h m greenwood do minion experimental farm agassis b internally and externally it la qqftcj- the crowning property of t thom as eclectic qil la hat i can bo uuod internally jon ntny complointa as well kh oxtormhiy per sore throat croup whooplnsr coughi pains in tho ohest eolio and many kindred ail ments it has qualities that are unsur passed a bottle of it costs little and there is no loss in always having it nt hand millers worm pawdera were dc- trlued to promptly- reievexliluitrvrtfo satlve jsym ey c qroyghly ckos tftey may 6flmqp vomttlo mm lit fln ipflicftiion flf trteip powerful actign qnfl pot of any nauuoatlng prflperyi t hb too was 8harp a paty of enghah tourists com ing upon an old highland shepherd thought to have a little fun at his expense jfhys the author of national humor and begran by asking him if heenjoyed the scenery t suppose said ono hatyoa can see a great distance fronv hef o thi a clear dayt w d1 olf yvja gentlemen a great dlo- tance lnttew t f i it jir tttup nolpr on ft clor davm said unpthdr ypu cpukj uo fvfl far ns london ay replied the shepherd and farther than london f tf k as far asamtlca- snd jadagas- car i should think said another with a wink to his companions aye to jog sure and farther tod farther than asnerical jvell npw jold man tell us how faryou crtn see well if uie nlcht is clear- gentle men you will see from this ahl tho way to the moon design with nfvv perloaed uuuffpiu p urvinfhl dghwaytf he i safety pleasure and comfort nine t k l busses n q tuat yroitnert x nuw tnwel ov0p thojnain cttfijrdntiiiro- thei ic l system has been recently extended to include theguolph owen sound line it will be the constant aim of the manage ment to increase tho ncrvlco as xtfflp goes on to meet tho eyer iuerextalng patronage of he ubilc cutsr thneoheo plows 100 acres what a few years ago would have been tho wlldost dream of imagination aro now being a matter of fact every- day stories in the western wheat fields for instance theres the case of irwin brownleo a young farmer pear2enith in kansas he started in at daybreak one morning with a 60 horsepower tractor and n combine cat ting ft 20 foot swnth of gralii on behind were a 1 hihouirnfireskflf ftnd ut ote iii ldq ojcrcs v whaapmq h bph- elu in ajlriind iiitapd wi plough again 11 jn one dnys wark and he hid kv hmwwxh to help hint corn aro painful g rowth hol- luwayji corn remover will romove thorn the whole truth mtileolar wutatttvi mbdujetfc whtevhoiflucrtiririk jrom mutteul rneumattshi tib tunjiot flo bjjter tqnn k thi btagt be brisk ujifl eunllnpt until ertno do bjjioi to jiave the regfqn rubfeed vdib jhqnioia ejfiloctfjg c i utino oil i seourd 1eb la more virtue llj a bottle of it hen can he ully eatlmr tl 1 humane boston bov l- fv a wl sv yi ilj tlic springfield itdpublican tolls a stnry of a boy aaed six who soema to have a imaginative mind as well aa n humane deposition itecontlyhfs mother noticed that at betltlmn every nlnrht ho laid hlsjlttlfi bqdtnrgiertk5hloir hfdos in- stead ot setting tem upright pienj tol mo why you always place ypur boot in that way ehe ih why iinawored the little boy lt beoauae thoymuot be tired walking so much all day i lay them sideways w thoy can fflt v j -a- r there was never any doubt that t person who asked mary anne itotler n question would get a truthful an swer no mattor how trying it might be to mary anno to glyo it she waa even known on occasions to glvjft in formation unronulred anfl unoatejf- lng toorsolr one hlubh qooaaluo aruaa wlioh rw jsi ifittwkliuipnttia oj with a wtcvtt egugln a h widower sooursh ber ftf hln bride and aeoom- poplocjcr q ij jitsttpe of the peace to be marrtoh this your first marrlogerlnqulred the justlco ns in duty bound a high color flamed on mary an nexe- cheekbones but she gased un flinchingly nt her questioner yeb sir its my flrst olianco sho said grimly wilsons flykpads acton fallfair september 2122 1926 j special prize list horse specials no 1 best high stepping hoioo in harnoas 1st james symon cash 1500 2nd alger crlpps cash 1300 j 8 00 2 best single turnout 1st duncan campbell moffat cash j5o0 2nd georgo edwards j200 7 00 3 beat lady driver single vehicle 1st dr coxe caab 3 00 2nd dr core cash j200 5 00 4 novelty race harness and hlteh to riff trot or pace once ground tho track then unhitch und unharness and ero once around tho track ns you please full set of harnoas r no anapa allowed oy t- j onell acton creamery 1st 93 00 2rtd 1200 s potato race on hqrseback b0 yards 10 potatoes to be taken from pile at ono end and put in box at tho other end handled wltb spear ly w x koqtner 1st cash 13 00 2nd 1 atkinson cash 200 g best ught express home 1st by d a henderson acton cash 1st cash 1300 2nd caah 200 7 best lady rider 1st by acorge ailmour 3 00 2nd by george glhrfour 200 8 best high jumping horse three out of ave tests cash mckoon powell 1st 4 00 2nd 100 9 agricultural team by j n onell wheelbarrow value 80o thia special to apply to class s sec 2 10 running raco half mile heats est 3 in 5 three to etart 1st by mkn patterson butcher cash sho00 2nd by tannery cooperativo caah t 5 00 best managed team of morses by a boy of 16 yeara old and under 1st 10 off goods up to value of 200 2nd sf off goods up to value of 200 goods to b purchased in 1326 by j w barberce value best clydesdale hrood mare glvon by qeo covrle son ono pail- whlffletrees value 400 this special to take the place of 2nd prlae in class 1 soc 2 best handled spring colt by a boy under 16 years old 1st 1300 ind 200 heat and fastest road horse speed 60 per cent-con- formation and soundness 40 per cent to bo driven onco around the track to a fourwheeled vehicle without boots or hobbles to give three exhibitions of speed 1st peter smith 1000 2nd 100 3rd 4 00 by the presi dent 30 00 14 15 best herd of olydeadale- or percheron horsea four in nijnlmm owned by one firm 1000 off the rrlee of any implement made by the moaseyharria co 16 beat decorated car by- tbe imperial oil co fi gallons motor oil per j h- kennedy value cattle sheep and hog specials ljljjeat herd ot jersey cattle to consist of one bull pure bred and four females purebred given by halton croavnery per j irving cash beet baby beef under seven months canadian oh co gal motor oil value three best marketable wether lambs by j p robertson 1st 9400 2nd 200 20 best brood sow and utter of pigs bacon type litter to be from 2 to 3 weeks old by charles parker goods to the value of 300 miscellaneous specials 21 best pair sucks dressed donor to receive some bym edwards co cash 500 22 best pair ducks dressed donor to rctfw aatno 50 auction sale- bills or printed iettorttd ttpd nvelopeafortho farm to same ynhjo vfhen required within a year by tim aj fym wwa value 23 r ifiia ettlckeu dressed to weigh not less than 414 ft- ttonor to receive same by a b mclean cash im fiwt pair dressed chickens to weigh not lees than 0 ft donor to receive same by h wilds caah 5po 28 jjet pair drcnacd chickens donor to receive an o weigh not less than 3 lbs by w d talboti sh 1500 26 best chicken dressed to weigh not iww than 4h lbs donor to receive same by q it jdisselle 10 gals coal olljralue 280 an- 27 beat dressed rjkkkn to weigh not lees than h pjs flartyt to peoeive samo by c h harrison cash 9k bebt 5 lea butter tn blocks exhibited by the maker by the t- eaton co ltd table cloth no 48708 slae 72x8 inch value 695 or said amount on any other article in our fall and winter catalogue more aultabh to the winner 29 best 10 lb crock of butter donor to receive same by j c hill caah 6o0 80 best 6 tba butter in onepound prints donor to receive same by o h lanth aih 4 00 31 best k ma dal huttetv donor to receive same by nelson co 1 wip water bet value 700 51 jwl 9 lbs butter in prints donor to receive same by or b j nelson caah 200 i so jjf ear vmr oj js5f yv th tooney than jky aidife eviry day for thr wms avou grocelra vnti- glals and general stores ipc- and 2kc pet pnykage 35 jlmt fl 1 crock of butter donor to receive name bjr wm r k blair caah 600 34 best 5 lb crock of butter donor tq reelve same by j c matthews cash 300 36 best 5 iba butter in print donor to receive same by hnlton glove co wv r p splelvogol cash 300 -f- 3d best 5 tt all of butter donor to receive same by wusloy tmasales onsh 300 3 best b iba butter in 1 it prints donor to receive same by j v hewetean at co per j r kennedy pair ladles shoe velhp 3d rant 41 iba butter tn crook donor to receive same by fugsley dlncman co per j r kennedy i case ef pearl kaptha soap value 6 00 l 31 beat rrjte loaf of bread mndo from plvo roses flour no other donor to receive same by d h lindsay miller acton lat 48 lbs five rosea flour value 280 2nd j4 ids five roses flour value 1140 3rd 14 njs five rosea flour value 90c 40 beat apple pie and 1 layer cake made from excelsior pastry pldur no other donor to receive same by d h lindsay 1st it tbi excelsior flour value 115 2nd 14 ins bbccelslor flour value 60c 41 best two loaves of bread made from flvo crown flour no other donor to receive same to bo delivered by wm hortop miller bverton winner to apply at nelson co jtor flour 1st 60 ns pivo crown flour value 300 2nd 2- lbs flvo crown flour value 160 l 42 beat tjoxen tea biscuits made from lily whata wastry flour np other donor to receive same 1st b4 r tontf of lily waiite plour valuo 120 2nft sia bojt ox hu wlilte filour value 60c apa o olsa o tor flour 43 beat five dozen eros ooaor to recelyo same hy 3 w bewetson qo fftj j ft jccnnay pair ladles shoes 44 bljawe ftuajrls preserved fruit strawberry raspberry cfc currant daaor to receive same by groceries ltd w-9- ve kewedy s thk 46 bejtfur caullflowertl open to all donor to receive same if ns apfqtt svas psas 1 year 46 bent f bottle tomato catsup donor torecelvo same 1v acton ragpnsrmjlycar120p 2nd aciom ewss paraa month 1 00 s 00 1 80 2 00 4t beat 10 lbs honey attained donor to receive same by dr x m bell cash 300 beat to iba honey strained donor to receive same by c b- swackjhnrner cash 3 00 4 best 5 lbs honey in the comb in sections donor to recclvo samev by w of cooper cash 300 so beat collection of ladles fancy work to be won by an exhibitor who has no won a simpson prla e for two years by the robert simpson co of toronto case ot silver value fj j a 61 beat collection of wax work by miss annlo moedonald eaeh io j 02 best boudoir lamp shade cryatallne work to be exhibit ed on a lamp by w kelly cash 9300 1- 53 best collection of ladle snoy work by an amateur who has never edited before competition for hydro uaera only bv atan hydro commission goods to value of s btm lombp n cut ylowors by woodhnll ft mckay cash m c- 66 jflest culleetlon cut flowers by hugti walker it son llashel basket of peaches or other fruit in season value hw 06 to the exhibitor who wins the most 1st prlxed in the hail a bathroom cabinet by the georgetown lumber tf co value 800 c 4 57 to the member who sells tho most members tickets and makes complete report on or beforo september 2ll by vv j aklna caah 300 68 best map of the county of halton by a pvwio school puplt by j c matthews cash 100 1 5 beat- collection of moths and butterflies hy school children 1st prise no 3 brownie camera 4y b j hnssard value 28 v 60 beat three daon ogae denor to receive same by mc gregor t ttuws per j h kenncdyi 3 lbs golden bagle cofe value 2 26 61 slow automobile race forjtaur cyllnder care once around track lnhlgh gtart 6y canadian oh co per tk kennedy 6 gallons motor oil value 685 fruit 8pecials 62 beat hou bushel northern spy appa donor to receive same by dr j a mcilvon cash 300 63 beat bushel rng ajnpje donor to receive name to he de livered la oolober aatme as sample shown cash 800 by lr k j nelson 64 best collection of field roots not less than five varieties jy i- carton councillor 300 65 best bag of cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by br jr mbetaentlst caah 200 66 beat bag of cobbler fotatoea donor to receive same by tnomaa morton cash 200 67 beat bag of cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by c a conwiy caah 1100 68- best 2 cauliflowers by nelson co donoi- to receive same caah 100 r 60 160 i 00 4 00 i 00 1 00 j 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 time tables at acton a nati0nalrailways going west no 25 sunday only 10 41 u ni no 31 7 5 am no 31 2 20 p m no 3d 509 p m going east no 24 sunday only no 26 no 30 no 34 no 36 no 38 708 p m 706 a m 1148 a- m 335 p m e 17 p m 8 13 p m canadian bally dahy dally dally dally dally daily national bailway8 westbound rfc dally daily n esstbound daily daily dally i daily j daily dahy electric 7c5 om 9dg am 1xc5 ora lgg pm 3g5 pm 66g pm 765 pin 95s pm 1224 pro 668 om 937 am 1137 an 137 pno 337 pm- g37- pan 737 pno 937 ptt 1135 pm toronto terminal koolo 8treet and st clair avenue freight delivered by special ex reus freight freight picked n at any st- hrfftm in toronto toronto- kitchener 8ervice bu8 ixurious t k i coaches operate oror highway leave acton goino west a m p m p m 90 305 1006 leave acton going cast a tn p m p m 830 130 700 arrive quelph 945 am 345 p la and fof pm j arrive kitchener 103o a m 430 p m and 1130 p m arrivolorqnto 10 30 a m 330 p m and 900 p m extra sunday ear to toronto leavea i acton at 830 p m arriving in l city at 1030 pm all coaches call at wiles cafe i acton farmers accessory shop complete list of all neeouary farmera goods some secondhand machinery wanted also for sale no 12 do laval cream separator frost wood 6 ft binder ontario fertili sers for wheat lands single wheel pole truclc brontford binder twine xnachlno oil steel and asphalt roof ing forhouses and barns peerless wire fencing and gates repairing and installing pumps and water systems louden stablo equipment supplied and installed xtepairn for all kinds of machinery bring your repair list courteous service at customers command j w barberree guelph business college guelph ont now in 8esion studonte msiy start any day individual i instruction styl business experienced instruct ors courses that meet the exacting requirements of modern business the school your friend who is now making good at tended investigate and you will enroll for a thorough training a i bouck principal and proprietor collections we handle collections only 35 years experience speaks for itself assuring efficiency and re liability kelly aiken collectors orangavllle and owm sound bof standard bank of canada 1 jtoilonto ganaoa savage company jewellers china silverware lower wyndham st phone 571 guelph mmm j ntt

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