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mrw btfwrlnwipf ijiyjiijswsv- ctjprt iswsfl li birth marriages and deaths arc now charged for at the following ruca births s marriages so deaths 50c memorial rda 50c ioc per 11 50c ioc per line extra for poems 5 or born wilding at crewhons corners on wednesday november 3 192g to mr and mrs albert wilding n sin sidney lewis t l married suumkosicy doiuui at kitch ener on saturday npvembcr g 1926 by rev dr sperling lulic m daughter of mr and mrs androw dobblo of acton to arthur slum- kosky of kitchener douglasbutler at the manse acton on wednesday november 10 1920 by itov a c stewart m a mary catharine daughter of tho lato mr and mrs john butler erin to james douglas son of mr and mrs james douglas rockwood beaumont- haines on saturday october 2 192g at st simons church toronto by the rov f ii browln hilda roberta daughter of and mm john hnmes- ternr cotta to harold frederick beau mont son of mr and mrw joseph beaumont glonwilllams carnahanhumphries at tho homo of tho brides parents stewartvillo man on wednesday november 10 192g by rev c j mason william stanley second son of mr and mrs james a carna- han kemnny munr formerly of acton to elate only daughter of mr and mrs a j humphries obituary j died board atsco wart town on monday november 8 192g erwln board in his 80th yar cripps at his home crewsons corners on saturday 13 1926 alexander crlpps in his 65th year beaumont at olcnwllllasns o saturday november 13 192g emma widow of tho late samuel beaumont in her 87th year wilding at crewsons cornersr- on saturday november 8 ra26 sidney lewis infant son of mr and mrs albert wilding aped 3 days irl memoriam v masales in loving memory of our dear father poter lorn masai ea who was uo suddenly called uynay november 2p 1926 always remembered by family and little grand son lorne mrs john mcdowell aftor a long and painful illness mrs john mcdowell passed away at the residence of her son edgar mill st acton on october 29th sho had been 111 for months but patiently bore iter sufferings her illness was largely tho result of her loving interest in others and lior care and nursing of them her nmidtn nume was chris- tlna mclean and bite was born on december 17th 185g her husband the lato john mcdowell predeceased her at their former home at port credit on january 27 191s0 wlftjro also one of her hoiia lewis riaascrt away four days later about six years ago mrs mcdowell ciime to acton to reside sho has two hons surviving edgar and fred both of whom resido here the lato mia georgo ritchie was n- sister mrs mcdowell wns a fine typo of christian wife and mother sho waa always ready to aacrilfco herself farothora comfort qr pleasure mrs mcdowell wjis a member of the pres uyterian chwch aild sho valued this relationship very highly her tired body was laid to rest bcsldo that of her husband at evergreen cemetery georgetown on monday afternoon tho flrat of november tho pallboarers were two sons- frod and edgar mc dowell three nophows c woodhall georgo and william ritchie and fred wjlea neighborhood news campbellville tlitv itev n m mlllman j m a an anglicanmissionary from tho diocese of midjapan will give- an illustrated lantern loctuie in garretts iiiu campbollvllle on friday november 19th crewsons corners this community was bereft of one of its loading citizens durln tho week in tho death of alexander crlpps son of ono of our pioneers tho lato paul crlpps much sympathy is felt hoi with mrs crlpps and family in their sudden boroavement the funeral on monday- was largely attended churchill wtitntt3ftvt tytsas thursday november 18 1936 briefxocal news fe only twclvo days until tho pro vincial olectlons provincial- nomination day next saturday 20th inst good morning have you renew ed your fjteb press subscription get your premises in shipshape order for winter now it is duo to ar- rive any day municipal ofllcer mcpherson la 1 getting all tho street drains and in takes cleared for winter the home baking salo of the i o d e at the new rest room on sat urday was a gratifying success traffic is generalnow down the seventh lino to georgetown it is a flno roadway and approaching com pletion -a- large number of acton friends attended tho rcopening services- at churchill united church on sunday and monday what kind- of a husband would you advise mo o get you go after a single mail and leave tho hus bands alono itfl a great temptation to motor ists to try out the new pavement a few days before it is properly consoli dated and set womens rights aro all right in their place but i object to waiting in the barber shop until some woman has hjjr- halt bobbed dont be stampeded with billboard slogans every bootlegger in on tario will work and vote for govern ment control of liquor dont let anyono persuado you dif ferently the election is clearly question of keeping ontario dry or permitting liquor to rule our value to the community is measured by our services and in the long run our reward is apt to bo in proportion to that service the election for the legislature appears to be diverting attention from the acton municipal election which comes just aix days later a fine new veranda with balcony baa jubt been completed at tho united church parsonage mr jeremiah boll contractor was the builder v i am sure no other ontario weekly excel is tho acton free presb in editorial or typographical features jku british columbia an interesting item for your diary will be- that on monday november 15th 1926 tho mrireiiry registered 64 degrees in the shade atnoon revising officer chlbholm wan here on saturday when 47 names were added to tho voters list in polling subdivision no 1 and 2 in no 2 y order your personal christmas greeting curds now tim fokb press has prepared for a large trade and can show you attractive new designs mrs samuel beaumont glcmvilljams mrs emma beaumont widow of the lato samuel beaumont wnsburicd on tuebday afternoon in giecnwood cem etery qeoi getown having passed away saturday last aftor an illness of four months cuuhcd by a broken hip sho was formerly emma har- pln andwas married in burnlea york shire eng where sho was born com ing to canada 56 years ago with her husband who was a woollon man ufacturer sho lived in gait for a time then camo to glenwillioins where mr beaumont founded tho woollen mills bearing his name ho died many years ago for 33 years airs beau mont was president of tho auxiliary of st gcorgos ch urch georgetown and taught in st ajbans church glemvulllams after sho was eighty sho lay in state in that church for several hours on monday with members of st georges auxiliary forming a guard of honor sho is survived by six sons flvo of whom live in gjenwllliamb tho oldest joseph beaumont jf p carrying on tho mills deceased who was 86 years of age was warmly attached to the conservative party and took a great pride ln exercising her franchise a happy marr tqokjpjncp atthe ma acton last wednesday 10th inst when ono of the esteemed mild- ons of this community miss mar c butler daughter of tho lato mr and mrs john butler was the bride mr james douglas of rockwood was tho groom- on monday night after tho anniver sary teammeeting at tho church hero somo miscreant broko in and stole part of a ham and other provisions which had been left over johnnie lythe who was operate 1 a- month aero for appendicltl in guelph hospital has returned 1 1 ho is progressing nicely towan 1 co very bannockburn alexander cripps crewsons corners in the aomewhat sudden death last saturday of alex crlpps of crowsorrb corners a genuine sense- of loss is felt throughout this section mr crlpps had been in poor health for several months from internal trouble but his death was not anticipated by his frlonds he had decided to give up farming a week or so ago and had just arranged for a sale of his farm and farm effects for next thursday 25th inst mr crlpps had spent the sixtyfive years of his llfetlmo in crewsong corners and acton- ho was tho btrmiof tho late paul crlpps and was born on lot 3 con 7 eramosa just above tho corners on january 9th 1884 he married ivy ahco crew- son arid they epont the fortythree years since very happily married to gether mrs crlpps and four children survive darwin at crewsons corn ers mrs nelson lambert acton mrs richard leavans welland and mrs c parker acton mr crlpps was a man of flno character upright and straight forward ho was a member for many years of tho disciples church at everton and an elder of that church at the time of his death ho was a builder and a first- class mechanic for a number of years ho was foreman carpenter for messrs beardmore co and tho erection of numbers of their buildings and additions wero superintended by him when he dis continued this work lie engaged in farming and purchased tho well- known morgan crewson farm at the corners tho funeral on monday afternoon brought a large asaonvblage of sympathising friends interment was dnada in tho family plot at ever ton cemetery tho bannockburn- womens institute mot at tho homo of mrs w h mc- cullough on wednesday november 10 in tho absence of the president -mrs- thomas kennedy occupied tho chair an interesting meeting was held it was agreed by the ladles- present to do somethlngtowards the school in the way of providing hot drinks for the children at noontime during the winter tho question of giving some thing awards tho maintenance of tho rest room in acton was also dis cussed mrs agnew of acton is expected to be one of the spcakors at qfhv meetlngon december 8th at the home of mrs a g clarrldge rockwood political meetings in acton hon george s henry will spaak hare pn monday night and hon e c drury on thursday m p barry co havo been mak ing additions to their warehouse at the canadian national rail way which will helnlhem considerably in their shipping business this winter mrs milne and daughter lottie of gjielph visited at mrs douglas mc- tnabjbs and mrs walkers jast week tho friends of frank d guild will 10 pleased to hear of his recent triumph in singing circles in new york lately when ho opened out on broadway with paul oscards moon- ljght revue taking tho leading bari tone role j s harvey is having a sale of the lime kiln equipment next saturday rockwood is sustaining another lost in its industries in a little oyer a year when the woollen mills shut down those who intend doing any building operations next season in which lime is used will havo to look olsowhere jfor that staple article or adopt ce ment and that may moan a larger do- mand and bigger business for the ce ment manufacturers the short spell of indian summer over tho weekend was much onjoyed but was cut short by an allnight rain monday night which should replenish tho water supply for tho winter aio chickenpox cases are holding their own at present and tho young sters seem to be enjoying their brief liberty from school ballinafad mr hjlimer conservative candidate will hold a meeting in tho town hall on monday evening at which the speakers will bo hon george s henry mrs jomes loughoed toronto nnd the candidate on thursday evening mr h s pettlt tho progressive prohibition- liberal candidate will hold his meet ing here hon e c drury exprime minister mrs c r crowo guelph w j l hampshire and mr pettit will address tho mdoting editor whites services appreciated hajton liberal association present him with purse of gold judging from the quantities of turnips brought into acton for ship ment these days the blight reported in 4he summer was not very general the congregation of knox church waa very glad to welcome rev mr stewart back to tho pulpit jast sunday morning after his two weeks of ill ness twelve hours of continuous rain from monday night until tuesday morning gave things a real soaring again it did not improve tho condi tion of tho country roads either what we have well hold is evidently vbe determination of the electors who desire sobertwymun- jtle and the minimum of temptation to those inclined to inbibe in jin toxi cants f r f johnstone of london and johnstono co acton havo pur chased the largo bankrupt stock own ed by the baxter hardware co of windsor and ure disposing of it in that city a local agents insurance litera ture carries this significant observa tion the champagne appetite with abeer income has boon changed to an eight tube radio craving on a one tube income the object of advertising is to im press your name and husinfcsn into the public mind so that when people think of anything in your line they think of your namo firat but ypu nqust keep everlastingly at it orders for pass passu printing come v from long distances as the following proves kindlyiend me a doxen bdxqs of calling card tike the enclosed from anat order at your very iest convenience sincerely h l vhj t v 1 fttjfineiong winter even- i jno ubscrlp- i subacrlp- a uttlngf and much appreciated recognition of his longcontinued ser vices lo tho association by mr rich ard white of tho milton reformer was made on monday by halted lib- oral association when ho was pre sented with a purse of 20d00 in gold for six months mr white has been confined to bed with a painful and en ervating aliment through all the weary months he hns continued his interest in the nftnlrs of the county and has with much courage and forti tude continued- the editorial super vision of tho reformer fortyone years nxo h founded tho reformer and has evor since conduct ed it bringing the hklll nnd noumen of a trained mind and long experience to making his paper a loyal repre sentative of hh copstltucncy and in creasing in his support of tho liberal interests and tho temperance cad so for several weeks mr whites con dition has been considered serloun but the post few weeks his condition ap pears to have been much improved and his friends aro encouraging the hopo of an ultimate recoveryif personally interested mr collin stood heforo the court his hands on tho rail hih head was complotloy wrapped in bandages just one llttlo hjln being loft through which a gleam of uttut penetrated a writer i in the cincinnati times- star tells tho story you aro charged with disorderly conduct said tho caurt t jtriow il- tho prisoner anumbled want to be bold for trial w fc hu 1 for trial f ffaspd oie icourto- fity jko- joi guijty novand pay a dlu v to away froay f mrs wright of teronto spent a few days with mr and mrs alfred sopor last week mrs robson of grand valley is visiting with her daughter mrs f w shortlll mrs f binnlo and mrs d j sin clair are spending a few days with friends in toronto mr harry shortlll visited with tor onto friends jast week miss a glen and miss a campbell motored to clinton andspent the holi days with miss olens parents mr and mrs w h kirk and fam ily of torcuito visited with mr and mrs john mckechnio over tho holl day miss howtlng of brant ford spont a few days last week with her parents here mrs mclean of osprlnge who wa here waiting on her sister tho late mrs mctavlsh for several weeks has returned home mrs d w mornn of huttonvlue spent the weekend with her mother mrs james youns of this place miss m m young of toronto is holidaying at her home here mr c aldorson of nelson and mr and mrs george mcdonald and mrs mary mcdonald of oakville were visitors at mr and mrs a e far- nells last week a number from this section attend ed tho churchill roopenlng servlcoh on sunday fc acton ancj district 75000 rljahj school for fernus the following leholutlonjwith passed at tho hiht meeting of thu fergus iilkh school buaid after iho mat ter wtis fully discussed tho following motion was canned that this board make application to tho municipal council of the village of fergus for tlft sum of 7e000 to erect ji high school and equip tho same utbo paid for by 10 year debcntuies newa- itccord caught in the act chargectwith tho shooting of ring- necked pheasants in viola tlonotf the game laws a toronto nurn whoso mime is being withheld by tho po- lice was arrested on thanksgiving day near milton his gun was oon- ilscated and 4io will appear for trial this week at oakville although there is an open season for pheasants in jitmtiiinpurtsj pfjlthcuravincc these bids are protected at all times in hal ton county and a heavy penalty is attached to iwy violation of the act a concrete caao of benefit in certain business placo in town the other day there wasan argument pro and con respecting- tho ontario temp erance act- oiio of tho parties at last ended his part of tho argumont wlt this outburst you may say what you jxlease but i know from exper ience tho value of the ontario temp- eranco act to me all i have and what i am today i owe to the on tario temperanco act it has put mo on my feet and nothing you can sav can change my opinion respecting its bonclltjj i will vote for it and i liope you will too has rendered great service friday night november 26th will be a night to foe remembered by the citizens of acton rev tom sykes is to speak in knox church and mr loslie piper of australia is to sing alrasquith lord oxford says of rev- tom sykes in my opinion no man has rendered a greater servlco to the british nation than mr sykes in his work among men tho ifationaj secretary of tho london kngland y m c a says of the solo ist the songs mr piper sings can not fail to lift men into closer contact with tho muster tickets on salo at e j hassarda drug store eight miles to be paved according to hon george s henry minister ot highways 529 miles of now roadway aro proposed to bo added to the present system which will link up vnrious provincial highways in cluded in this mlleago is halton countys apportionment of tho eight m iles of roadway from palermo to milton and four miles from poet nelson to nelson village tho eight miles from palermo to milton willbe fine and if tho twelve miles from milton to acton up tho mountain drive were done it would bo still more popular to the people of tho county and a delight to tourists the varying weather this yoar tho bright mild indian summer weather which prevailed for the most of the tpast week was rather reassur ing after tho two months or more of wet cold and of unusual type but the weather never suits everybody no matter what it may be tho farmers advocatsayajwecunjindji ime nowhero in history when pooplo wero satisfied with tho weather but com plaining will not bring a clear sky the only thing to do is mako tho best use possible of tho fino days we venture tho opinion that there are numerous jobs around thatvwlll havo to bo attended to before winter sots jn if eventually why not now the ruby hairdressing parlor now open fm in to 9 p 111 bllllrhs hutllh 9 hair flitting 1 nil 5o imlr cutting lnhinni 00 111 in and cm 1 00 kpknl ittniiin cimii school girls many men wanted wages paid pait time uhlt lym ing garage work welding 1 ithr bricklaying w also ptv umiml slons whllo learning h 11 hciing nnd beauty culture woij wrlto ui call for our free lllirttiitcd tutilogiie hemphill schools ltd 1u king street w tuiontii stomach trouble v take figlax tablets 25c and 50c a box opportunity local representative wanted 1 large montreal banking housi reply in own hand writ in j slating l age experience and jf fioo to de vote whole time j unusual opportunity tr iltti getic man of good st mtlliig re ply by letter to sales managor room 524 insurance exchange bldgv montreal p q miltoi tion ijrm to im tmm a but hkffbja joseph ii harrison of port col- borne formerly ot milton has boon nominated as the llboral candidate for welland a large congregation was present on sunday evening and all thoroughly enjoyed the very interesting illustrat ed address given by rev mr mcdon ald returned missionary from india the views were exceptionally good nnd gave a vory impressive jdea of the unhappy conditions prevailing also tho need of more help in carry ing on the mission work in that country o tho head of a huge moose has been on exhibition in front jpf s duckt butcher shop during tho week it measures 47 inches between the two inner points and ci inches all oyor tho moose weighed about 1200 lbs it was shot by jas turner near chap- lea northern ontario as it was run ning straight toward him having been startled by two other hunters besides civil actions there is a long list of criminal cases to try at tho halton fall assizes which opened on tuesday before mr justice rose at the court house thoro will bo seven indictments against b dangolo arlh- lng from tho alcohol poisonings at oakvill two for manslaughter and five for administering poison- or caus ing the administering w h patter son of toronto will be indicted for manslaughter causing the death of loretta bosloy of toronto in a motor car accident a little west of oakville last- june vera fish of oakville will be indicted for concealment of birth of her child and james horton of parry- bound formerly of acton will be trted for i criminal offence against a little child champion j an appreciated convenience while on a motor trip through south western ontario a few weeks ago the writer and his party spent an evening in leamington in looking about tho towns attractions we visited the post office a fine bultdlng some what similar to actons between nino and ten in the evening wo wero agreeably surprised to find tho public tpom well lighted and half a dozen or more people at the writing desk-pro- vlded there as in acton post office and similar offices throughout tho dominion for the convenlonce of tho pubflc ongaged in quietly writing letters and addressing post cards the lights in that section wero turned on so as to properly llluminato tho writing desk and those who were on- gaged there evidently appreciated tho privileges they onjoy this was mani festly tho purpose of tho government in providing such advantages for tho public who through taxes aro paying for such privileges provincial elections 1926 electoral district county of halton public notice is hcicby given that a special poll for iccclving the votes of railway employees sailors nnd travellers in said electoral district as pro vided in sec 87 1 of tho elec tion act i02g will bo hold and kept open at the new buihling corner of georgo and colhorno streets hi the town of oakville froni two oclock in the after noon till five ocloclc in tho ufter- noon and fiom seven oclock in the afternoon till ten oclock in tho afternoon on thur frl and satur the 25th 26th and 27th days of november 1926 dated at hornby out this 12th day of november litc jas mcdowell roturnino officer god save the king auction sale of farm stock amd implements ilgned bus received in- tlio irnilx4 mrtittloni fi c mr james martin to mll by public niictlon at lot 32 5th lino lciiuumliig on friday november 26 t at ono oclock i loksioh 1 hlxyoar old clyde miui ivcollont quality 1 heavy team uoilt niaith good to work 1 chestnut horse wotk or dil i 1 black mare woik ur dilve 1 bay mare dam wiry jim siro ordell make an excel- itiit in nod minfo good in all harness shows lots of speed 1 chestnut thori miklijirod marc good to work or drive lolt at side bred again to government horse mcneill 1 luy maro colt by hid ptoved a wonderful brood mnrci brid again to government horse mc- niol colt has won over 10000 in piixes thli fall ltwroycar old colt ly spartan winner first prize- at tor onto kxhlljltion agojnst- 10 class also many fall fairs makings of a hlgh- riass horse 1 oneyear old black colt by chilacout shows signs of lots of speed 1 bay colt 102c by government horwo mcnlev winner at toronto lxlilbitlon and also muny fall fairs 1 chestnut colt 19u6 by government horse mcniel also winner at ex hibition and fall fairw cattlc- 1 holsteln cow calf at fuot 1 holsteln cow supposed due ivccnijior 1 1 jersey cow supposed duo last of december f durham cow supposed duo january 1 1927 6 hol- htlin cows supposed duo february ami march 1927 1 durham bull well hi eel 23 months old very largo 2 two- j car old heifers biccl 1 oneyear old holsteln heifer 1 largo tamworth sow siiefcu 8 ewes implements 1 now mccorintck mower cut only 16 acres i new mc- cormick 12 ft rake used only one stason 1 heavy tcam waggon new 1 heavy team waggon used 1 dray waggon 1 democrat waggon polo an j shafts 2 scafs 1 top buggy steel tii os 1 top buggyvrubber tires a 1 condition 1 wire wheel rubber tired bugsjvpolc and shafts used for slow purposes only splendid condltfan 1 cutter 1 double twoseated pleasure sielnh 1 peter hamilton spring tooth cultivator 1 foursection steel har row 1 disc harrow 1 new walkinf plow 1 gang plow 2 1000 lb scales 1 2000 lb truck scales now 1 delaval cream aoparator good condition 1 magnet cream separator new 1 mol- otto cream separator new 1 inter national largo size cream separator new ono now cook stove 6 hole reser voir warming closet enamel back brand now never used ono iron bed spring and mattress one brass bed spring and mattress one sideboard two coal oil heaters liko new two drop head singer sewing machine slightly used one singer drophead hewing machine new ono mcndellson upright piano mahogany excellent tone ono fisher square piano two grafonolas six dining room chairs ono davenport one kord ton truck splendid condition ono ford half ton truck- good condition two heavy sleigli bunks ono pulley harness 2 sets nbw brltching heavy harness never used 2 sets back band harness never used 12 horse collars 12 now heavy halters 1 set plow harness 3 sets single harness 1 set heavy delivery single harness liotwcen 40 and 50 tonstmixcd hay also somo pure timothy hay quan tity of buckwheat terms hay and giain and all sums of 15 00 and under cosh over thlb amount 10 months credit on- ap proved joint notes 7 discount for cash j a martin auctioneer everything must bo sold as tho pro- piletor has sold tho farm and has no further uso for tho goods this weeks specials n at the mclean co 50c cold- weather means warmer clothing military flannel in gray only 32 to 33 inches wide very suit able for mens warm shirts will give aay amount cflj of hard wear regular 65c special per yard jvl plain gray wool flannel regular 65c per yard for per yard ladies wool and fleecedttiked underwear at 100 tl25 and 150 ladies woods combinations no sleeves knee length special at 125 and 150 mens black scotch wooljsoctos 10 dozen in this lot 10 10j4 and ii regular 75c special at per pair boys wool sweaters in navy only sizes 28 30 32 regular 175 and 200 for 125 and l50 a bakga1n in lace cukxain panels these panels ape 38 inches wide 2 yards long neat floral patterns good value at 130 each special this qq week for each f oc a bargain in mens warm w03k 3u 5 dozen only in stock sizes w to w this shirt was made to wear wool and cotton mixed every shirt guaranteed regular price 175 special see this shirt navy serge dress goods good value at 100 for per yard 60c 150 80c mill ends of flannels in white and stripes mill ends of all pure linen crash toweling- girls wool mittsin red navy sand extra good value at 35c and 40c per pair mclean co mill street acton ont hintons gift shoppe fine silverware watches clocks fine china cut class for chrisfmas gifts joinour christmas club and have a deposit account now stock of rogers sjlverware wrl3trwhtchea and gents pocket watches tho quallty guaranteed new stock of christmas toys childrens books and pictures h w hinton gift shoppe tho farmers acconiphshcd a large area of plowing during the open weather of the past week qualityaiways higher than price housewives asour aim is to establish confidence with you let our stores supply your grocery requirements servus brand is our guarantee of quality 10 bars peart white soap large flexo per package quick naptha soap flakes package classic cleanser 3 for 25c ginger snaps 9c fc2 lbs for loz california prunes op 2 lbs for loz nev cooking figs or 3 lbs for adc 3 lb glass plum jam oa for ouc matches- 3 boxes for 22c en- red white j w jones phone 26 stores acton qnt there are reasons logical reasons why the acton produce grocery co are able to cut down the weekly food bill of tmr patrons why our prices areconsistentty low perhaps the chief reason is that our operating expensesare low individually we operate we own our store yefwe buy care fully considering the requirements of our respective com munities then again we do not occupy expensive locations nor pay big rents every one knows that only by keeping down operating expenses can we hope to reduce the high cost of living the prices offeredbelow clearly dem onstrate what we say quality first our motto specials for this week woun prwt5sinw w whrtr ilka n a oorner i tbbr1 npapfbforo jtltt tob rati sa roarve friday tho 28th pf no vember to attend jas mhrtmh blk credit auction salo lot 32 ctji con- ewilail enqueuing cows youns cat- 1 ahepi lgs hnra new nnd nec- ondfcand harness practically now mack itfpwsr and rako and 6hr articles irgo quantity jvfv th been hl nnd jrytljlnlrjinut be uibikmhki of ten obomi 7 discount lor ch sugar pure cane 10 lbs for cwt dates 2 lbs for cooking figs 2 tbs for v falcon baking pow der i tb tin special mince meat per lb 69c 690 25c 25c 23c 15c pastry flour 24 tbs 95c 7 lbs 36 matches 3 boxes for 25c clarks pork- beans or squat size 2 for uvv palmolive soap special 3 fot 25c h we have homemade pies mince apple and pumpkin the acton produce grocery co c k browne prop leishman block phone 1s9 great reduction in prices willxiontinue till the evening of nov 23 beef cul round steak roast per fb 19c to 0c sirloin roast per lb skfl to 840 porterhouse roast per lb 23c to 28o wing roast per tb 20c to 22c point roast per lb 18c to 20c choice rib roast per tb 18c and 19c thick rib roast per lb v 17c and 18c shoulder roast per lb 17c rib boil per tb 12c to 13c brisket boil per lb 10c lork cuts shoulder roast per lb 25c to 27c loin roast per tb 80c side pork by the piece per tb fresh ham by the piece per tb side bacon by the piece per lb back bacon by ihe piece per tb smoked ham whole or half per lb cottage rolls per lb large rolls per lb 25c 28c to 30c 27c 45c 35c 34c 27c lard bulk lard 2 lbs for 3 lb pails net weight 5 tb 20- tb 35c 62c pails net weight t 105 pails net weight 375 storowbnksday ap8sbnoon8