september summer la tlqwly aaylng goodby to bm and to bird and to butterfly pwtunlu are nodding rady for rel gnttomb till flaunting their colorful erect here en the roue hill late petals float down making pink applique pattern on brown belu on the glory vine itlll ih their heyday giving september the tincture of may day zinnia and marlgolda tnrrylnz on vying for right a lut flower to be gone summer li slowly leaving my garden nodding to autumn and aiklng a pardon for letallrely itorlng her ribbons and lacee in teed pod and brown tod and leaf- summertra wle one oh ummera no ilattern wlthaillgent hoarding preiervlng the pattern sher uruu u by calatogue acting an drummer rett well through the winter be tee ing you lummer jeulc famham twenty years ago prom tfco laur ef the free treu of tfcuruuy heptamher 2 ik2 rather a heavy froat on sundny night on saturday afternoon the boy scouts went on a hike nnd had ron- eral scout fun including skirmishes nnd signalling nnil thu enmp fire thomas coonrr who lived with his brother george at lot 21 con 6 nas- sagnweya ilied from trie effects of a fall from thi loft in the barn mr cooper enme here from pownsflcn last yenr mr harold n fnrmor barrister returned on monday from his euro pean trip he vislldl with his sister in budapest for some time the council passed n bylnw chang ing the election dates to the first week in december nominations will be held in november died johnston at baltimore md on sunday september 24 1922 rev hugh johrutoowsx forrncrl torontb aged 82 years the sunday school lesson vou sunday mstrrembkr it joseph example of forgiveness golden text be ye kind one to another tenderhearted forgiving each other even as god also in christ for gave you eph 4 32 lesson text gen 45115 47 11 12 placet josephs houto pharaohs court expotlton i joseph reveals himself to his brethren 13 there is no doubt that in this story of joseph nnd his brethren we have not only a beautiful picture of forgiving arid saving lovo but also n foreshadowing of jesus dealing with his brethren the jews when he shall come again at his first coming he was rejected by them as was joseph nt jils first coming by his brethren t was then accented to fffils t ember 10 1922 nell benttlc elder son of mrs mnrion benttte in bin 22nd yenr certain extent by th6 gentiles ns wnx joseph hy the egyptians he wns exalted to rive ropontnnccto israel by forgiveness of sins ac 5 31 just ns jonepb wns exnlted to rive re- pontnnco to bis brethren nnd forgive ness of the wronrs done blm twen tytwo years since his brethren sold him into erypt losoph hnd suffered much durlnr these yenn hut his brothers hnd suffered more thov were conscience haunted whenever they rot into nny trouble the thourht nlwnys came up thnt it wns a divinely sent punishment for their trentment of loneph ch 42 21 28 it lfi apparently joseph s first plan hnd been to keep benjamin with him nnd send the rest hack to their homes ch 14 17 there hnd been some severity in josephs trentment of his brethren hut thnt severity wns itself the truest kindness ns it hrourht them to a recognition of their guilt i nnd so prepared them to receive par- i don now we see joseph broken own with love nnd pity for his j brethren v 1 the mention of his fnther nnd his sorrow wns the im- prize awards made at acton fair last week continued from page six dahlias imalld f williamson w e williamson mrs h a walker pinks mrs uicll walker mrs h a walker d f williamson stocks helen bnyne mrs f west mrs w bangs cosmos d f wllllnmson mrs lucllo walker h a walker nasturtiums d f williamson w e williamson mrs lucllo walker antlrrhlnlums mrs lucllo waku williamson r l dav idson phlox perennial c woodhnll mrs g e cook phlox drummondl mrs h a walker d f wllllnmson mrs lucllo walker pnnales w e williamson mrs lucllo walker mrs o parker verbenas d f williamson h a walker mrs luclle walker petunias single mrs w bnggs d f williamson w e wllllnmson petunias double mrs luclle walker mrs h a walker helen bnyne bosch d v wllllnmson mrs luclle wnlker w e wlllinmson zlnnins 6 blooms mrs w bngrs mrs lucille walker c woodhnll zlnnins bnsket or vase w e wil liamson mrs g e cook c wood hnll vase of annunls h a wnlker d f wllllnmson mrs luclle wnlker cnrnntlon display w f wlllinm son plants and flowers flperlals gindloll c woodhnll g e cook living room bouquet d f wll llnmson mrs h a wjijkcr bosket cut flowers d f wll linmson mrs luclle walker centre piece of assorted flowers h a walker mrs g e cook bnsket wild flowers c woodhnll d f wllllnmson i largest and best hend of sun flower isabel burkholdor mihckllaneoiis hteciav collection of ladies fnncy work german east africa cleared of kti- omy troop who c into pertuvoeae colonial ter ritory by ii ii gordon canadian pras hkmti writer cotnndmouse operations in ger man east africa in which british troops sought to bring gen paul von j lottowvorbecks german forces to i book were resumed with increased vigor in tho autumn of 1017 the new campaign sent the germans scampering into portuguese territory where they defied all attempts to cap ture and finally surrendered on the signing of tho armistice in 1018 for three years von lottow had conducted on offensivedefensive campaign in east africa during the summer of 1017 he managed to bring his forces together in the southeast ern corner of the territory on the northern border of portuguese east africa by this time the army of more thnn 20 000 native nnd euro pean troopi with which he hat start ed operations hah neen whittled to about 2000 with 150 europeans in cluding off jeers and some 3000 non- combatant natives lt gen sir j l van dcvetrtwa south african assumed command of thcjgrjtlsh forces in 1017 and the op erations of the autumn were mtfrked by the hardest fighting of the whole campaign by sept 21 1017 a column under briggen j l hannlngton had driven tho main enemy forces from the const nl region near khwn to a point some 40 miles south on the mcmkuru river von lettow made a stnnd at this point defeating a force under brlg- gcn p s beves in a four day bnttle beginning oct 15 nnd it wns 10 dnyr before the force wiyi able to resume the offensive from then on the germnna wore kept on the run croat ruvtinm river near the end of november the ger man commander crossed the rjjvuma river into portuguese territory there were few portuguese white troops in the area nnd native soldiers were not sufficiently trained in ad dition military posts were widely scattered j until the armistice von lettow ad opting guerilla tactics moved ns the circumstances of his position with- out bases nnd short of ammunition dictated two british columns op erated against htm von lettow was the one german soldier who enrned a hlglr reputation in germanys colonial campaign through four years of steadily de clining fortune he kept his command efficient and formidable the ger- mnn commander surmounted geo graphical and physlcnl obstacles nnd mnnnged to move his men and elude british troops troplcnl jungles nnd regions which hnd been only pnrtlnll explored east african natives mnde up the mnln body of troops under von let- tows cpwpnand against them were brltlslilpdinri south african nnd af rican troops thousands of white soldiers were invalided through sick ness and the cloning stages of the cnmpnlgn were cnrrlod out nlmost entirely hy native troops practically every nnlmnl imported into enst africa for the ukc of the brltlnh suc cumbed to the tsetse fly j quick potatoes for complexion british food scletttiftta work to improve wa jvte london cp health tip from dr chnrles hill ministry of food expert a clonr complexion a bright eye nnd glowing appearance nre maintained by eating potatoes another of dr hills points was middleaged sprend is due to nn ex cess of input over output nnd i need not tell you whore nnture stores its surpluses now when i spenk of potatoes containing vltnmln c i- menn fresh quicklycooked potatoes not the murderour concoction known ns bubbleandsqueak fried with other vegetnhlos hoi es what ho told women about tonking cnbhnge which during the w jnter months is britain n mnln vog- etnble dish give it 10 minutes don t keep cooking it until nu hear the old mnn s key in the door kxpiohive quautikh washing ton amciunn fnrmi rs nnnunlly require commertlnl ftitlll or containing enough nitrogen jo sup- pl 8 000 000 24 foot torpedoes hmts tons scrap i onpon cv london has e on- it united 114fi21 tons of iron gntesand tailings to munitions mnnufni tureis attitude townrd his brothers he jelmn braldomrs j b adamson- merchant seamen from manv lands storm west port first shows his love by making him self known to his brethren his emo tion wns overpowering he wept nlnud so vehement thnt the nnund was heard without ho cried i am joseph doth my father yet live uh 41 27 it had not heon safe to make hlnikolf known before now it was for his hrethn n hnd hi on hinughr tn a recognition of their baby s layette mrs c f leather- land five novel articles mrs j b adnmson mrs w bnggs mrs c f lenthorlnnd calf club and institute exhibit beef calf club s g bennett a mtkinnon b fletcher 1 stewart dairy calf club- v brownridge a mnntlinir iool tbuch care ofkullt and n willingness to accept it mikinnon 7 ni ahtwl ipunlshnmit uh 12 21 22 1111 14 awards for worn n s instjtutis i hi rdinurv i ffei t upon nun of find- dublin institute alton lnstitut iiv in n gnat and powerful ruh i tin n own ttntthir would hi it great jm luit tins was a hrothi r whom tin hnd rn miisl injttri d so in 1 ail uf im hi r jni i d at first thi win itotihlt i in like nmnnei moo rntiwrh from allied nnliorw and ships of neulrni lnnds no ilinillrs wanted m ai- innks nailiiui prrwt sttirr writer ancoivui icii lit our im run down the ngistit at tin nn n h nnt h amen s manning pool hi van cou er and sou n taking a hvsun in ktogrnph of t hi llrlt ksh rmpln for mui i an find men from inarh anv tmrt of the british c qnunon wtnlth nt thi loimrtid hotel wbeit sea nu n v nt out from thi unittl kingdom watt ti man new frt ighters iwtnk built on t in hrlt ish cilumbia etiast lick off them nanus as rttntk on the manning pools list nnd oull got some idea when tin nun i onu i from fred lmotk orkshin kng i osuon al wonun onl was tit gn st of a r il dispattlud a woman who nppln d for a job as cook hrethn n will bt troulili dwhen uh vvnmuis roal nal s r i c look upon him whom the ff ml to hung hi r husband to pi 1 pot a tot s anil prt pnn i gt tahlis i th haw piontd now exalt d to all piwir in luinm ami nn earth zei h 1 10 ii lost ph bids his llntliron inmo ni ai 4k i lost ph did not watt for them to fall at bis feet anilaui for men on tin i ontrar lit si t ks to nlla tin ir fears his words an most j tndir c onu in at i pra nu utn imufrii itamins capfiown cp vigetahh di itmlratmn is si hi duled to begin in south afrua sonictlmt during sep- ti mbet 1 n process is to b carried rles hun bail nalienat if from nut rk wh liini b their wicked works icf col thioiigbout the whole enr j 21 the in itation sounds like cnrdltf unlets morgan insgow i r i t soph s brothers bad not accepted this a 1 eph s brothers had not accepted gracious imitation after their cruel t nn t men t of him tin would hno auteritv dn land tint of their hearts whnt shall wi sn of those who aftei halng j sinned against jesus refuse the rrnt j ious invitation of his pardoning love i nm vour hnitber hut men mn have to carn handbag iondon tcp mori hum 100 of 9 scmt1nnd and c protorlus who gi johannesburg south afrun as hi th- senrmn ma be hen for two l tools the stubborn wukcnlness eve utts firht toiloreot the sa das or the mm be here two months it all depends on how the ships tome ofc the ns in british columbia shlpnnnts nnd how fast thv e fitted other l lmaul tn llallfnv am llu i l b lr third at montreal vi ih joseph sends his brethren to tt fxtra prw laim the nod 1 1dlngs to others the mojoilt of the senmen nre in j l the mplo of the british minister of having revealed the good tidings war transport for the most part to his tretbnn in di niandx thnt they the come to nmouer on nniuisi go in haste and tell it imntt 28 7i tlon of the manning poeil n pnsson he first bade theni come near ur abevnni ships putting into this now he hlds tlieni go it spcaks kirt while at the ptnil the men get i weir fer losoph thnt in hi glorv he their meau trade and said a local newspape r the were the naddtst group of tailors who have evei come together since tin eredltors of j3e au brummel met inihtil it was a sad meeting as these members elf tile worlds oldest tiade for- ive was the first tailor e ss w h n slie much actum s f igle nf suit t lit wen told lamented the at the peml the men get i weir for joseph that inhl glorv he passing of the trouser turnup tin a portion of their pnv was not ashamed nfluh old father vt v of the land thai was not and draw s0 ee nts a ia u their ht father wa dgulni rnte as sendtngmeinev lhe ihh1 has bousing for 120 xiif tngs and it bos a staff larger than message tin manv hotels it has a writing room n llhrnrv an i lounge ami aneouver 1 residents- keep it well steu ketl with w rending mntennl i pst airs t lie ptxil ban inssmnumlatton ot m men two m eae h room stnnii areniiul th lounge and vou ui from almtwt anv pait of th british isles or im v out tin miats of aus tralinns south vfrunns oi n w a landers manv of th nil i art vt erans of i ilf a eloi n tnnipatgns of tlie pnsi nl and j ast ums llthen outh eif is and l are trip nwav from britain frvlorius a seumitn since liji ban 1- crowded emuigtrs a ehrietuv into alweeius u rm ha hi vcars to last- a lifetime he has in u vetv mil sens to two and th lire nstenl i oat men are afraid of t h ml olth double- dwell in the pest 10 eh t hi hut th best part of the mon un an h usterit sweetest word wal l ttohd 1 he think them shalt hf n ar unto nu dhit liuv 111 1 lbes i loseph was to le tin ii nourisher v ll in 1 he v uli vommunion follows r tsintjihntion 1 uevsepb nourishing his fat bet niitnning poed md bihisn 11 i j heat dinleets he re again wi s los ph s itv tit t hrist fe eh iik lus br thi n and sustaining hie m in life in th midst ol all laiike rs lru 10 10 si hi hi irt was now ntisfnsj in hml th m with hrm he ti at longing oi out lojmpts h irt is to havi us their tiret wuli mini in thi plue whit i h lia- mmie imfore lo prt pat i im us tno 1 1 i v u eiui in his him w it h u inn h j1i he umik like marked nun m them on tailor argued that the suit which sim l per eent material was im ttsetl foi pohtiial im not eionomie i asotis hi n iii nl n going to kit p th u khtsst s tobane pom h pens 1 1 in ik nai e ttt s mnne if anv w at h md apt is asked another when doty mi c bun hill kt ep ins ikiirs 1ossildv it w is uju sttt thtv nild i nrrv i flat handbag n wo in di 1 w t k t- wt nt tut t isliuin it i l liln is hie ib s i for ihtsolon- ofsav tl i ow y nfxt with oijiukkh been butwd in manv a port and dtv fed his hrethn n on the fat of the bomhed manv a time at sen lcotk land v 11 and so does ourjet erickson and rni ar on tluir first for un in nourishing ins fatlur h trip out of england ihev are vet- was anticipating that pertion of the rans of the german blitz on british muasu law shiih was esjvet iallv em rftia though th tunt tk about phasiswl bv jesus christ e jo 1j btnlon cli two netherland m hav written a n w song whuh is kpulnr in holland it goes to die tuna of deptst bland ue ber alios hut ltj title ks 1 0o0 ebombjtrsi in one night and it ridicules german li rror during raf t aids at v a11 ui i 1 1 im at vi i t at ml i vi wt t mtmt7 vi hvat ii ml rltvkvm w mm w1mvw h m to sell or buy the acton free press classifieds real estate for sale rel estate wanted articles for sle articles anted for rent w nted to rent help anted work w anted lsed cars for sale strayed lost folnd for exciivnce clasifieds ean lie of service to you the take vour mesage to thousands of people ii vrm vant sometlntifrnr liave oinetliinf to of fer to other the elaifieds will put von into economical touch with people who would like to do hiiinex with toil the cost couldnt he less 25 cents for 25 words you could hardly afford to make a trip to a neighbors to try to do business with him for the 25 cents which will put you in touch with thousands of neighbors clarified rates are one cent a word mini mum 25 cents when cash accompanies the order if the item is charjied the minimum weekh charge is 35 eents meet your neighbours at the market place the classified column of the acton free- press a mill street phone 174