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v iuijr jrtnn 3te flawe thursday september lfl 1926 pep vigor vitality vim and punch the courage to sict on u sudden hunch the nerve to tackle the hardest thins with feet ihut climb und hands that cling and heart tlmt never forgets jo sine tlialij pep sand and gritln a concrete base a friendly smiftjonnn honest face the spirit that helps when anothers down that knows how to scatter the black- cat frown that lovca its neighbor and lovea its town thats pep to say i will cor you know you can to look for the best in every man to meet each thundering knockout blow and come back n 1th u laugh because you know youll get the beat of the whole blame show thats pep r fls the sunday school lesson for sunday september 19 ancient and modern meet rockies twenty year8 ago from the ittsue of the free press of thursday so p em bar 20 190 turnips are already being shipped from this section mr ellsha lane has sold his form lot 20 con 3 esqueslng to mr john slaclsaac the rink promoters are already making preparations for the coming frosty months and are getting thing in readiness tor an early opening they are evidently going to do their utmost to assure a successful sea son altons lodge of oddfellows was in toronto yesterday taking part in the sreat i o o f celebration they went in good force and took the band with them reovo swackhamer and the council are taking steps to widen mill street from the jog at john to main street mr h h worden who now lives in portage la prairie has disposed of ills homo and lot on church street to mr wm wiles the present tenant the two double brick houses on young street belonging to the elliot estate have been sold to j h denny erin every school child in esquesing will be eriven a free ticket to attend the fair the annual harvest honfe was held at st altons church on thursday evening and on sunday the church was decorated with fruit and flowers rev wm wolah of brampton was the preacher on thursday evening and the hector rev matthew wilson took charge of the sunday services a team of acton junior basebal players went to erin on friday last and played a goone with the erin juniors at the scotchmens demon stration held there on friday they defeated erin by a score of 10 to 6 a few mistakes a people do not often make the mis take of giving too much a certain jady who not long ago entered a glas gow church was an exception to the rule at least she thought so she passed the collection box at the door and dropped in sixpence then she took her seat in the church arid waited until the preacher appeared tkher disappointment the fflcut- inff minister was not the doctor h whom she had corns to hear on in quiry she found that she had entered the wrong church it was not yet too late to hear the preacher of her first choice but the aheience was another matter- to leave it in the bo would be clear ip p w equal o the qccaslon slowly descending the gallery stairs she requested jxw alft nemcehmrndrrecelvefth fr t officiating elder fore to bo enctued was the shoe- masters appretaico of whom christian work tells he possessed but a penny and oflorin and while in attendance at a country church dropped the florin into the plate in mistake for the pen ny discovering his mistake he rose left the pew deliberately fished out his silver piece and put in fhe copper coin instead t a student attending an edinburgh churchput n halfcrown into the plate by mistake and the elderstoutly re fused to give it hack he was deter mined to be even with that elder how ever for thirty sundays he attend- ed the church and persistently al lowed the plate to pass him then he was content at a penny a sunday the account was now even between him and the elder perhaps the thirty sermons did him little good although hey cost him hut a penny apiece ekkoitclno law general lesson title obedience to law scripture iesson lev 26 jleference material jer 35 110 golden text drink mo wine nor strong drink thou nor thy sons with thee lev ioj 9 devotional read ing ram 12 4-ift- beginning with even the text explained similar exhortations are found it the conclusion of other codes of law as in exod 23 20f and frequently in deuteronomy for example in the 28th chapter the leading ideas and phraseology are the same in all there is the same insistence on the holy character of jehovah the same de mand for holiness on the part of his people the same promises on condi tion of obedience and the same warn ings against being led astray by the- evil example of the idolatrous nations among whom they dwell durame- low p 100 313 a beautiful picture of ma terial pro8parlty as the reward of keeping gods lawa 14so an eiceedlnsly impressive and dramatic picture of cumulative misfortune os thv result of disobed ience to goda laws lesson themes a word of explanation the pas sage from leviticus which is given as bur lesson material for this week reives a description of material re wards and punishments which will come respectively to those who obey anil to those who disobey the statutes and ordinances heretofore given in leviticus and exodus its immediate reference is to israel and the mosaic legislation for our own day its act ual teaching might well be summar ised thus the results of lawkeeping axe good and the outcome of law- breaking is always evil using the lesson in this accommodated sense we may consider certain things concern ing the observance of law today note if you will the three points con tained in the following paragraphs law si the exprstsisn of gods will god in his wisdom has set before his people laws of conduct for their guidance we should be help less without them they furnish the standards according to which men must mold their ways of living as men develop the laws themselves change throujrh the agency of bis fajtnfui servants in all ages qod has given higher standards new ideals but the law of the time is to be rever enced by the time it remains true that happiness lies in obedience to the law on the other hand woe betide him who in his selfishness follows his on devices physical punishment mental ponlahmentt the ruination of his soul await the man who sins against the light which god has given the ntetttity ef lawfulness we have seenrecentiy in various parts of the- world what chaos comes to na tlons when the established standards are nrashed aside and that which uni versal opinion has agreed anon as rlarht is cast away there can be no lasting order no enduring happiness under such conditions law and order foundation- upon u nations are tfullt must be regarded and upheld by all rightminded cltl- mjd good news bad news trave faster than good news let a man be converted at a church and there is not much stir hut let some resident be convicted of a crime and the news leaps by word of mouth from one end of the com munity to the other how thought lessly unkind we sometimes are when neighbors of our suffer misfortune we ore prone to consider the ways of others when we should the wwtchlng our own- step troubles are bound to opmeo us in some shapeorform ana what we say about other folks to day may apply to us tomorrow what folks say of orie another sometimes jroria more fhan anything they could have done bad or good news be- corines exaggerated and dlstortea with neddlfngr when the hews s good jt majfces no difference how exaggerated it peoomes for will do no positive harm but pad news given wings may bjrjng jovrow and w upon pe yh are cer not deserv- 1ns t sdeft f nunfeftmel just stop before yqu arc about to let gut a bit of bad newsvstnp and think a mo ment and see if you cant think of something good to soyln place- of it th chances are ten to one that you can and that you will oni on wifie the aviators wife was taking her first trip with her husband walt a moment george she said i am afraid well have to go down again wliatst wrong asked the hus band i bellove fvo dropped one of the pear buttons off my jacket i think i can see it glittering on the ground keep your seat my dear said the aviator that a lake worms jui children if they be not attended to cause convulsions and often death mother graves worm exterminator will protect the chil dren from these distressing afflic tions using more electricity the amount of electricity generated in canada far canadian use during i the first ave months of 1926 surpass- ed that produced in the corresponding months in llzb by 17 per cent and jthaic of the corresponding period of 1923 by 38 per cent increased growth in canadian use of electric power is indicative of increasing industrial actfvltles since a much larger propor- ttptf pf ll electric power generated in cjrnads is usadfor industrial pur- mmises t p pnov thickly settled onuntrles where there 1 a larger pro- jortiqnal ojnnunt used for lighting tl rpjfl increaew in power genera kin in cjinafla is due in some mess njto iff ho 3nred of home use of elec- ir3 power but in litrgar measure to he iapid installation of turbines or 1odutrll use loyalty and law here jow the law is the law if men start dis criminating between laws md ignor ing tose which tby aft not like they break down ttwt 1n sentiment of respect for law which should control every civilised nation this countrys greatest domestic pro toda is law enforcement the- enforcement of the prohibition amendment and the temperance act as these stand they aro mut andparcel of our countrys law we have the right and the legal privilege to work for their modifica tion or repeal if we think them wrong but if we disobey them we are law breakers destroyers of taw and order the question resolves into this shall a man set his personal desires above the welfare of his country for study and discussion what results follow obedience to law what results follow disobed ience how does lawlessness affect a nation what is our great present problem what is the right attitude for any respectable cltuten at this crisis what other lessons for tin present day are contained in our scripture lesson daily readings for next week monday exod 2 110 tuesday exodus 12 2128 wednesday exod s 1118 thursday exod is 1324 friday exod 29 121 saturday exod 22 71 sunday psalm 105 18 jppor leather spring coach used to travel in rooki ear age lower left modern sightseeing oars of today lower right motor car of 1902 used in the canadian rookies as the evening shadows began to lengthen across the bow valley in the canadian hockles on the lost day of may a diminutive timeworn rust- bitten twocylinder motor car of 1902 mintage chugged through the portals of the rockies into banff there to join the throng of molor cars on banff avenue and unwittingly form a his toric pageant indicating the develop ments in motor transportation during twentyfour years as it happens at such times the shades of the post arise to refresh the memtorics of oldtimers and bring forth reminiscences indicating tho progress mad within recent years- and so with the shades of the past evoked by one of the first horseless carriages mingling with- its glitter ing brothers of the modern age of the cxhauhc the oldttmtr onlook- 1 on june 16 the new lake louisa crs said no fine pavementu such na to field highway was opened to the at the present grace the streets of the famous resort smoothed out tho ir regularities tho dlrt surface of banff avenue knew only pe destrians saddle and packponies and the iron tired wheels of the lumber ing leather spring coach used as tho first alghtseelng vehicle in tho rook ies in 1916 the canadian government opened the park gates to motor travel in 1925 the motor sight- aeiejng equipment used to cai ry tourists and passengers by motor through the rockies from the banff springs hotel to the chain of x other canadian pa cific railway hotels and bungalow camps numbered u hundred modern motor and sightseeing busses in 1926 the system carried 220000 pas sengers a total of approximately a mlluon miles in three of canadas mountain national parks thrtyslx thousand motor cars carrying 126000 when it too glittered with newness holldayers passed through the gates of the mountain valleys knew not the i the kootenay and banff national odor of gasoline and tho ordered roar j parks during the same season motorlhta uniting the three nattona1 jrarks by mojnr- road and increasing the grand total of mfodern highway in the mountains to approximately 130 miles but when tho diminutive motor vehicle wua the latest creation in automobiles tho mileage pf roads in the mountains could ho counted on the fingers of both hands the jrtny following ha arrival in banff r stacey kelio washington filled the ban tank of the 1908 oar and set out over 4h banffwindernnere highway enroute for home he is driving the car from edmonton al berta where it recently won the prise in the light car class of tho old oar contest conducted by the edmonton journal in crossing the two summits on the highway n modern car was called lntp action to aid the ancient vehicle over the top by afternoon it reaohed radium bungalow camp at the south end of kootenay national park where the owner called it a day after cover ing ninety miles acton fall fair september 2122 1926 special prize list horse specials no 1 best high stepping horc in harness 1st james bymon f cash 1500 2nd alser cripps cash 300 2 beat single turnout 1st duncan campbell moffat cash 500 2nd george edwards 1200 3 best lady driver single vehicle 1st dr coxe cash 300 2nd dr coxe cash 200 4 novelty hace harness and hitch to rig trot or pace once around tha track then unhitch and unharnehs and go once around the track an you please full set of harness no snaps allowed y t j onell acton creamery 1st ijo0 2nd 200 5 potato race on horseback so yards 10 potatoes to be taken from pile at one end and put in box at the other end handled with spear toy w j kentner 1st cash 300 2nd l atkinson cash 200 8 00 7 00 6 00 f poised like bird against mountains 18 19 best light express horse 1st by d a henderson acton cash 1st cash 9300 2nd cash 9200 best lady rider 1st hy george gumour 300 2nd by george gumour 200 best hljeh jumping horse three out of five tests cash mckeon powell 1st 400 2nd 00 agricultural team by j n onell wheelbarrow value 800 this special to apply to class 3 sec 2 runnlns race half mile heats best 3 in 5 three to start 1st by wm patterson butcher cash 1000 2nd by tannery coopcratlve cash 600 x bet managed team of horses by a iioy of lbjeears old and under 1st 10 oft goods up to value of 200 aid 5 off poods up to value of 200 goods to be purchased in 1926 by j w barberee value w beat clydesdale brood mare given by geo cowle son one pair whiffle trees value 4 00 this special to take the place of 2nd prise in class 1 sec 2 best handled 8prlnr colt by a boy under 16 years old 1st 300 2nd 200 5 best and fastest road horse speed 60 per cent con formation and soundness 40 per cent to he driven once around the track to a fourwheeled vehicle without boots or hobbles to give three exhibitions of speed 1st peter smith 1000- 2nd 600 3rd 400 by the presi dent bept herd of clydesdale or perch eron horses four in number owned by one firm 1000 off the price of any implement raade by the masseyhtarrls co best decorated car by the imperial oil co g gallons motor oil per j r kennedy value m qattle sheep ano hog special best herd of jersey cattle to consist of one bull pure- bredand four females purebred given by hal ton creamery per j irving cash r best baby beef under seven months canadian oil co s tat motor oil value three best marketable wether lambs by j f robertson 1st jt00 2nd 200 5 of 0 ou 5 00 6 00 s 00 is 00 4 00 5 00 the calgary swimming club has shown lake louise its yellow orange and white popples its distant moun tains and gay tourist throngs how the swan uve should be done she in a true mermaid of the canadian west schooled in the acquatlc art in the canadian governments great pool the cave and basin at banff where oems of thouqrrr the growing aeood of the world is partly dependent on unhlstorlc acts and that things slto not so 111 with you and me mm they anight have been is half jpwlng to the number who live faithfully a hidden life and rest in un visited tomlslgeorge eliot will it matter of last whether you have been rich or just lived frohi hand to mtfuth what wlfl the master sayt ah that is the feuestionvl rjfr j b shair l a wise business man counsels young men who are seeking success to throw overboard envy and tfl aya rorse than useless bafnast intercession is sympathy wih god no one more gssfres the return of the prodbxal than his own father- t o r confidence in your own powers is not conceit but trust in god who gave you those powers hard and soft corns both yield to hollo ways corn remover which is entirely safe to user and certain and satisfactory in its actions the spirit of youth sonie one has said if there is any thing i like better than today it is tomorrow and you have a feeling that you would like to make his ac quaintance tou have no storch im pression about the person who is par- ast tinl to yesterday who prfers on to either the present or the future these hitter are the bitterest critics of everything around them it was n6t that way once is their constant cry since everything that is suffers m their estimation compared with that which has been they ore natur ally duscontented gloomy depressing associates the persons who love to day and look forward to tomorrov keep up the hoornle of the human race they are cheerful over events as they are and hopeful that they will be better it is the spirit of youth real youth unspoiled by morbid questioning it is the spirit that keeps hearts eter nally young asthma qotint wear off alone do not make the mistake of watting for asthma to wear away by itself while you are wait ink the disease is 311ss lydla fulcher chamiplon of when swimmers dived into the cave ahe has many times nwumance her jvuljjnljatcejledyjeskjqf youngest days miss fulcher became champion lost year at the banff winter carnival and basin filled with hot sulphur water- from sulpher mountain while the temperature outside through tho open roof of the basin was sinking below the xero mark the fancy diver has also demonstrated her ability as a speed swimmer tho above photo graph shows miss fulcher poised in mid air in the most graceful of dives torln in the distance some six and onehalf miles away with tho diver is shown also the glacier as well as tho foreground in sharp detail despite the fact that the exposure was timed to the infinitesimal fractloruof second the new pool situated at lake louise la one of tho most popular in the canadian pacific rockies it is olput 90 feet in length and eight feet n depth at the deepest c point there are sprlngboa rds at various heights to suit the expert or amateur djypr rind the wntor jn wnrtp pv to attract those not wishing to venture into the cooler depths of lake lohtad itself fact and comment some people save for a rainy day and drink it all up as noon as t starts to sprinkle hate is tho rplcroscope of faults and weaknesses love js the micro scope of our good qualities canadas intllans iqat year reaped over a million bushels f grain and bred 0000 head of livestock on their lands- a power of its ownpr thomas eclectrlc oh has a subtle power of its own atlwho have used it know this and keepft by them as tho most valuable liniment available its uses are innumerable and for many years it has been prlxed as tho leading lini ment for man and beasi it seemed logical one day nt dinner a physician ex- pladned to his little daughter where meats como from they take a cow and kill it ho said remove tho hldo cut up the flesh cook it and that is the beef you eat the little girls face showed her astonishment and us her father went to tell of pork mutton and chicken her amasoment grew until she could restrain herself no longer o papa papa aho broke forth when thoy make angel cake do they kill an angel wilsons fly pads defining aim epidemic the inspector was paying his an nual visit to the village school and was putting the children through their pacea tney did quite well until he asked them tho meaning of the word epi demic nobody knew so qo had to help them out an epidemic is aomethlng that p reads now can anybpdy give mo an example of epidemic thero was a lpng sllopce can no one ell me 7 nsed tho n- spector at last remember some thing that spreads then came n small voice 1 jam sir the oh of the people mnny oils have como and gone but dr thomas eclectrlc oil continues to maintain its position and increase its sphere of usefulness each year its sterling qualities have brought it to the front and kept it there und it can truly be called the oil or the people thousands have benefited by it und would use no other preparation brown and green bob is nn old ncgro janitor in one of tho now england colleges and through long servlco has become part of tho institution indeed says n writer in llpplncottn magazine bob sccretely believes that- ho outranks the president of tho college in importance he is shrewd and qthetewutcd and a ready match for the students who joke with him one day ho had burn ed off some of the doncl grass in the college cdmpub when a freshman cumo along and said well bob that gruss is just tno color- of your face yen suli said bob niiavolyf hut dat dont matter in about hrcn weeks itll bo jen do color o yo faqe d ww kw many ttaw nkm olea for the money than au other fturely gathering a stronger foothold fftfkiller each psfl will wii fllcs nd you live in danger of stronset ad z mff f three yet stxonger attacks drd ft kel- 9 e st j logafs asthma remedy taken early will prevent incipient conditions from becoming chronic and saves hours of awful aufferlnrv weeks- al ah grocers drug- gtets and general stores 10c and 25c per package many infants are infested by worms which cause great buffering and if not promptly dealt with may oauio constitutional weaknesses difficult to remedy millers worm powders will clear out the stomach and bowels of worms and will so act upon tho system that there will be no reoc currence of the trouble and not only this but they will repair the jin- juries to the organs that worttw cnusf and restore them to soundness the money worths nworth small town in ohio received a cati from a farmer vho wanted icko1 ad vice mr nv took down a mchuad volume from his amalj boakcasa ta gave tho required advice for wqlcft fte charged his clion tho modest sum of three dollars h1h client handed him a five dollar urrn wnn 11 tioumea io6k m n took it he flushed in the face as he passed his angers nervously all through his pockets and hln embar rassment increased as he continued his search among the papers on his desk well said lie taking down the lawbook again and turning over the pages ill give you two more dollars worth of advice l mccoys cod liver extract tablets fine for thin underdeveloped kids children lov thtn bocuta thy ar sugar coated and ey to tako candy ila youc duty mother to noe- that tuo frail poiutqd sickly youngster grows up to bo atrons in body keen in mind and robust in health extract from tho livers of the iowty cotlflah arc tho health wigtu und the htrongth- producing vitamlnos that axe found in mccoys cod liver extract tuhlotfl whloh nro aold by pharmacist nil avor north unit south amoroloa dootora know nbout them and so does tho druggist and if your children nood building up auk for theso tablets todny if you want to give your loved onoa a pood appetite and put pounds qffhqd healthy flosh on their bones hut bo huro to get mccoys i they nre not expensive go tablets 60 centu mid if you are not pleased with the lniprovcmont after 30 days your monoy bunk a very sickly child aged 0 gained it pounds in novon months and is strpnv and healthy one skjnny woman nnlned 9 pounds in 24 days beat brood sow and utter of pigs bacon type utter to be from 2 to 8 weeks old by charles parker gooda tovtho value ot fs00 miscellaneous specials best pair sucks dressed donor to receive some by m edwards co cash 1500 best pair xucks dressed donor to receive same 50 auction bale bllla or printed letterheads and envelopes for the farm to- same value whenrequlred within a year by tub acton frunt paces value beat sprlngr chicken dressed to weigh not less than 4 rba donor to receive same by a b mclean cash beat pair dressed chlckenaj to weigh not leas than 9 lb donor to receive same by h wllda cash 500 beat pair xnessed chlokens donor to receive same to weigh not leas than 9 it by w d talbot caah 4500 beat chekn dressed to weigh not less than h lbs donor torecelve imp by o h mi in g co 0inv41u6l2su tht 7 7 tt best dreaaed chicken to weigh not less than h ri3m donor to receive fame toy c h harrison cash beat g lta butter in blocka exhibited by the malcer by the t baton co ltd table cloth no 48708 silo 72x72 inch value 5ss or said amount on any orher article in our fall and winter catalogue more suitable n best 10 lb crock of butter donor to receive same by j c hill cosh j80o beat 5 lbs butter in onepound prints donor to receive norn tl h in t4t0rrr7t7r r boat 8 pjs xalry butter donor to receive same by nelson co 1 cutglass water set value jg0 best z ilbe butter in prints donor to receive same by dr b j nelson carti 1100 m beat 8 lb crock of butter donor to receive aame by wm r e blair caah i50o best 5 lb crack of butter donor to recelveenine by j c matthews cash j300 z m7t i i beat s lbs butter in prints donor to recclvo same by halton glovo co per mr p spielvogel cash 300 beat 5 lb roll of butter donor to receive same by wesley masales caah t300 beat c lbs butter in 1 lb prints donor to receive same by j w hewetaon cor per j r kennedy pair ladles shoes value 400 best 8 lbs butter in crock donor to recelvo same by pugslcy dlngman a co per j r kennedy i case of pearl naptha soap value 800 best large loaf of bread made from five roses flour no other donor to receive same by d h lindsay miner acton 1st 48 lba five roaes flour value 280 2nd 24 lbs five rosesjflour valuo 140 3rd 14 lbs five roses flour value 90c best apple pie and 1 layer cake made from excelsior pastry flour no other donor to receive same by d h lindsay 1st 24 lba excelsior flour value 11 g- 2pi 14 lbs excelsior flour value 60c beat two loaves of bread made front py prawn flour no other donor to receive smo to v wltvered y wm hortop miller eertou jvinnsr a apply at nelson ft sajt flvqv 42 best dozen fea biscuits made from lily white pastry flour no othtu donor to resolve same 1st 14 lb buff of lily white flour value 120 2nd 12 lbs bag ot lily white flour value 80c apply to nelson co for flour 4 best five dosen eggs donor to recelvo same by j w bewetson co per j r kennedy pair ladles shoes value 400 44 best three quartspreserved frult-atra-wiberry- taapberry black currant donor to receive same by trooorle lta per j r kajneijy 5 hm tea 10 00 c 85 6-00- 6 85 6 00 3 00 7j0 2 50 s 00 g 00 2 s0 s 00 5 95 6 00 t10 7 go 2 00 6 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 4 00 j00 1 ts 4t beat four cauliflowers open to all donor to receive same tiiaacbuc sic fipsa 1 year 4 beat int bomtlxomato cfttaup donor to receive same 1st aotcn fmn parsa 1 year 200 2nd acton frcs pssbs ntuilha m 47 best 10 lba honey strained donor to receive same by dr j m bou cash 300 48 best 10 lbs honey strained donor to receive name by c b bwackhamor caah 300 49 best 5 lbs honey ini the comb in sections donor to recelvo 1 80 4 00 3 50 2 00 same by w m cooper cash 300 51 0 61 oil 4 l 88 beat couectloh of ladies fancy work to be won by an exhibitor who has not won a 81mpaon prise for two years by the robert simpson co of toronto case of sliver value 750 beat of wax work by miss annie macdonald caah 150 best boudoir lamp shade crystallne work to be exhibit ed on a lamp by w kelly cash 200 best collection of ladles fancy work by an amateur who has never exhibited before competition for hydro users only by acton hydro commission gooda to value of best design in cut flowers by woodhnll mckay cash best collectlonjcut flowers by hugh walker son bushel baaketbf peaches or other fruit in season value to the exhibitor who wins tho most 1st prises in the hall a bathroom cabinet by the georgetown cumber co value 800 to the member who sells the most members tickets and makes complete report on or before september 21st by w j aklna cash j300 best map or the county of halton by a public school pupil by j c matthews caah 100 best collection of moths and butterflies by achool- chlldren let prise no 2 brownie camera by e a haasard value 128b bent hree boxen bgga donor to receive aatne by mc gregor a hnrrla per j r kennedy 3 tbs oolden eagle coffee value 225 blow autemoblle raco for four cylinder enra once around track in hlkh gear by canadian oh co ver j r kennedy gjallons motor oil valuo 885 i fruit special bebt half bushel northern spy applca donor to receive aahie by dr j a mcnlven cash 300 best bushel king apples donor to receive same to tie de livered in october same na aample shown caste 800 by dr b j nelaon best collection of field rownot less than five varieties 1 by m j cartop councillor jj do best bag f cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by dr j m beh dentist caah 2 00 beat bag of cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by thomas morton cash 200 beat bag of cobbler potatoes donor to receive same by c a conway caah 200 beat 2 cauliflowers by nela6n co donor to receive same cash 100 6 00 5 00 3 00 1 00 2 85 2 25 85 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 00 2 09 3 00 1 00 time tables at acton anadian nationalorailways goina west no 25 sunday only 1041 am no 31 745 a m no 33 2 2ft pm no 35 509 p m going east no 24 feunday only 7ffepm no 2g 705 am no so 1148 am no 34 335 djn no 36 y17 dm no 38 l nblsprn canadian national railways westbound dally daily dally dally dolly r dally dally daily esmtbound dally dtffly dally daily dally dally dally dolly electric 755 am t 055 am 1155 am 155 pm 355 pm 5 55 p m 755 pm 955 p m 12 24 pm t gg8 am 937 ajn 1137 nm 137 pm 337 pm g37 pm 737 p m 937 pm 1135 pjn dally toronto terminal keats 8treet ndst clair avenue kirtirht dillvtri ijr b t medal txitro freight frolkht picked up at any iid- irtra in toronto tor6ntokitchener bus service luxurious t k coachca operate over highway lave acton going wt a m p m p m 905 j 305 1005 leave acton going eait a m p m p m 830 130 700 arrive ouelph 945 a nx 34s pm and 1045 pm arrive kltchener 1030 am 430 p m and 1130 p m arrlveto ipso a m 3s0 p m and 900 q in bxtra sunday car to toronto loaves jacton at 830 pm arriving in the city at 1030 pm all coaches call at wilea cafe acton fanners accessory shop complete list of all nocesaary farmer goods some second hand machinery wanted also for bale no 12 de laval cream separator- ontario fertilizers for wheat lands brant- ford binder twine machine oils steel and asphalt roofing for barns and houses peerless wire fencing and gates repairing and install- ing pumps and water uyfttems louden litter carriers and stable eojilpmynt at reasonable prices repairs for all iclnds of machinery- courteous service nt customers command j w barberree guelph business college guelph ont- now in eaion students may start any day individual instruction business experienced i nstruct- 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 x bouck principal and proprietor collections we h colleotlons only y a ltaelf assuring efficiency and re liability kelly aiken collectors ocangavllle mnd owsn 8ound bet standard bank ot canada j ttbronto ganada savage si company i jewellers china silverware lower wyndham su phone 571 guelph i i h