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J i 1 rt Kg I HTiNSQAtiB AGENT MOUNT ALBERT IK Slips J J ISA J 1 v M of hero Inst was vbry successful not only in point of nearly If not all of fourteen on ho lining but in ho amount of work done report of tho organizer Hoover showed largo and alHOf of Toronto ivory after noon and evening Mr and Mrs ftlanloy MiHHionarioH from Africa nave Interesting at morning and Owen of Hill in evening all of which were much The Ml Albert Mission Hand contributed two songs during afternoon Dinner and loa wore fiorvod in the room and the social hour in connection gave time for renewal acquaintance visitors and home guard sick of our village arc all recovering nicely Mrs of Keswick vis ited I lie homo last week Mb proceeds slowly here Is as Blow in growth as in getting in the weather being too cold for I hat A number of strangers In town over the weekend The being published a day flooner Ibis week gives time for the reminder of Ibc Taney Can uck Club Quilting Tea Mr Hayes on Thursday small sum of is asked should any be inclined to give more we do nol think Hie girls will be and refuse it as it is for Rod Cross Mrs- is week with her sister Mrs Mann at Keswick Win Shaw is visiling friends in village before removing lo Toronto where she will make her homo Everyone is glad bear bat Mrs who was very low after an operation is now doing verv well We of I en see Stanley Cook over In bis ear but he doesnt seem to ho very free in taking out old friends Potatoes scent lo bo what be after and he gets thorn Her friends are glad to see Mrs Dike able to drive out again after her severe illness -i-OOO- DIDNT KNOW The minister culled here thin Is thai so Want did he have to flay He seemed surprised to find that I was married Whats the matter with Mm He ought to know by now thai youre a married woman How could he know when he had never seen my husband In church along with me Motorcycle for sale with ill 1 Tjocnsc Will sell cheap Own- further use for it and offers it for Dont delay Apply to HERMAN Brown Hill OF Notice is hereby given that the Cdurt of Revision for the Muni cipality of East will ijc held at the Municipal Hall Sharon on Friday Juno lot 1017 at the hour of oclock in afternoon AH appeals to be sent to the Clerk on or before tho day of Hay A MACKENZIE Clerk N B of Council for tegular business immediately fol lowing ROUTE LORD J ihe Properly of Sons Queensville W9nlay Parrs Sharon for noon Thompsons Holland Landing for night By way of St to Roses for noon Stiles Hotel Aurora for night Van- for noon A Farm for night rfiuisday Ross Evans for Longford for night Friday Frank for Wesley Scotts for night Silas for thence to Ids own stable till following Monday morning noon noon noon the Richardson will furnish for stock on lots Well and good for terms DAVIDSON Mount Albert jUitoeHOl 3wi4 Letter From France f FOR SOFTENING WATER FOR HARD SOAP mi DIRECTIONS WITH EACH CAM SOFTEN I HMD At It iXAY LKbpraV- to better setUnff for sons Hello The com ing to town oh I Mr and Win of Aurora spent over Sunday with trionds in town Corn potato planting is the of the day around hero The service on was well attended Rev Leo of delivered a good sermon Next the service will be con- dueled by Rev Luck of Holt at am Mr Rose is town again Watch out iceberg Sleeping Orchard Beach If weather is- favorable there will be a lot of people here for the of Ma Mr and Mrs John Rosamond spent all last week their cot tage hero intend lo rent this year and visit their son in the West during the summer Mr Gilford Manns collage was occupied last Sunday by young ladies from Newmarket Mrs Jos has sold her cottage to Mr of Newmarket Miss Marrow and Miss of Toronto now nicely settled in their new cottage at the south end of the beach Holland Landing Mrs and son of Toron to spent Saturday and Sunday last at Mr Miss who spent two weeks vacation with her sister Mrs returned lo the city Monday last Mrs is spending a few days in the city this week Mr West of Toronto spent Tuesday last in town Mr Hell has moved to town and intends building a residence on his lot this summer A number of friends from Hol land Landing attended the funeral Friday of Mrs Mrs Bell and Mrs A Saint visited in Newmarket Mr and Mrs J Hell arc visiting Mr and Mrs Hull Mr Thompson was borne for a few days Mr Davison spent the weekend in Toronto MilHgan is home for a few days Mr and friend spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs McCallum Mr Sweezie and family spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Miss Aril visited friends in town Mr Stevenson was homo for the weekend Mr Chapman and Mrs Fred Piper paid a flying visit hero on Sunday Mr Fuller was visiting in town Sunday evening Well you would have company home evening Mr Harry Hell was homo for the weekend Mrs K Thcajtston spent Thurs day with Mrs Harry Bell Mr spent week end in town Mrs has friends from ho city visiting her Mr and Mrs Wight had vis itors on Sunday Mrs Fred Piper has returned from the city to hear that Nellie has not her illness Miss Elliott and her mother of Ottawa were visiling Mrs Otton Miss Elliott received her A of College There was quite an excitement hero on Tuesday when it was ported that a woman and four children who bad wandered away from homo on Monday wore lost in ho marsh Steps wore being token to organize a search party when word was received that they had reached homo They lost their way and stayed in a barn in the marsh all nighl It was a great relief lo know that they safe An interested visitor who was making a Call in the district rising Well good woman I must go now la there can dp for you No thank replied Ye mustnt wind if I dont return call ye I haven feny time to ffo elr The following tailor wag receiv ed a few days ago by Mr and Mre Walter Thompson from son Franco daterl April rtnes Homo- I received your parcel last night and certainly did come at tho right time although not Just in time for my birthday I just had two cigarettes left when I got to my dugout so was pleasant surprise I hoard it said tbat it never rains but it pours It was so in my for had been Issued with and I al so a from ho Bible Mass of tho Church at button and one from our cousin Maggie Ingles so wo all had a regular feast Wo the fruit that was in parcel from tho Bible Class last night as well as choco lates that wore in yours and some short cakes from Scotland so I think wo were pretty well filled up for once I felt much belter before meal than I did after Just sampled your cake this morning It grand wrote you a few llhea a couplo of days ago and this is long one I promised you Was near ly out of paper and pen Ailing material Well mother I bad the pleasure of celebrating my birthday in a captured dugout I told you in my last loiter about George Shaw gelling wounded but it was very slight a bullet wound in the fleshy part of the leg and Clarence got a piece of shrapnel in the fool AH tho rest of us are fine and dandy Terry and missed the big day but Roy Taylor and myself went over with the boys lo Old Fritz It was fun to see them run some away from us and some towards us with their hands away up over heads yelling Mercy I am right with any of hoys from Sutton at present as my platoon is out on special fa tigue duly so I cannot share my luxuries with Ilium as I would liko to for they all share their with mo Roy Taylor got a big fruit cake from his mother a few days ago and of course I was right there with hells on Ho gave me a great big piece so I am going lo try to save him a piece of mine Of course it- is hard to carry a cake in a pack and especially so in France where you cant get a piece of cake when you want it I found a piece of Gorman silver money in one of the dugouts I dont know how much it is but am keeping it for a lucky piece Your pad just came in lime for I had asked the loan of some pa per from one of the boys and was just waiting till he finished a letter see I was nearly out of everything I have about letters to write today so thought I would write yours first in case I got tired Will close for this lime Hoping this finds you all well borne as it leaves me at present from your loving son Erie V Thompson Program for League May War and Us Causes Speaker Frank Son no It Reader Ross Juno 3 Masters Magnanimity Speaker Max Bait Reader Herman The Call of West China To- Day Speaker Miss Morgan Reader George Green Rational Recreation Speaker Vera Smith Reader Kathleen Moore A World Peace that Will Mrs Norns Reader Stephen Bait 0 a Peltiers fftce turned from one daughter to the other almost boyish ly expectant I felt I was In luck when they took me through tho old dace and were- cordial And when I got these abbots nndthcyoU turned out so well I cannot tell you how pleas ed I waa I know what If would mean girls He was so pleasantly excited him self tin ho drew out another photo graph from pile In the portfolio thai he failed lo take hi peculiar expressions that were over the faces of his two daughters Now here he fiaid pointing to small window under a low roof is room where I was horn You havens the least Idea hosv queer made mo feel to through the old house again And here was the room had all through my boyhood till we sold the old place The same old apple tree Is there by the window My how good apples used to 1 I till I found a watercore when I was there the other day I Queer how a flavor or an odor can carry you bark years and years was whirled hack In my teens for a few minutes Janet was looking at the picture What a tiny little house it was Somehow though father had them at different times ho about those boyhood days the early privation the heroic courage of their grandfather and grandmother he had also dwelt so lovingly on the Joys of that boyhood home that she had never realized how dreadfully poor fath ers family must have been Almost she glanced around the comfortable big living room with luxuries on every hand These were certainly belter days she was glad her own childhood had been so of Mm WHAT THE OLD Some boys think it is silly and unmanly lo help with house work especially with the wash ing of dishes and others very willing to help their mother or sister dp this necessary task Of course dish washing is not the thing in the world and most boysand girls loo rather do anything about the house Chan the dishes but hoy who will offer to help his sis ter or his mother when he sees her working those homely lit tle tasks is the kind of boy who will succeed in life because ho will ho to do what his hands find to dp If to keep and cook you will find that you put your knowledge to good use camping with of about is reported to eases wests ferent from fathers the fiaine feeling was in Ruths mind too as she bent over the pictures Happily father was too in the old to notice the peculiar look on hie daughters faces I wish Louise wab here he said suddenly 1 thought at first Id wait till she came back from school before I showed my pictures hut well I guess the truth Is like a boy with a new top I couldnt bear lo wall I His daughters laughed lightly with him Janet laying her hand for a moment on his going lo have lids enlarged father went on and framed such a good film Itll bear consider able enlargement And heres a picture of the folks that are living in the old world of her And Is worth her weight In gold which Is saying a good deal for shes pretty I should say so Janet rather Yes and tell you the older I get the more feel the ties of blood said her father You girls will feel It too asyou grow older Now heres father said with n long look at plain strong face of bis first cousin a weve kept up with each other but we both promised to turn over leaf Hes a man all way through Some day Ill tell you whal Home of the neighbors told me about the stand he took oh dome town questions when needed born leader and a clean fearless num Talk about I He shows bis hi the finest kind of way he Something had uncon sciously crept Into the fathers his championship of the absent cousin It was as if he felt a sort off In his daughters where he had expected something very -differ- Five mhiues later ho was going slowly up the stairs with the portfolio of pictures The girls dont to think much of them tie said rather heavily to his wife and I must say Im disappointed Janet and both have great Ideas about family and blood and theyre proud of be longing to the Mayflower they have that those same ancestors wouldnt own to They are young said the mother and have a great deal lo learn Suddenly there was a Bound of girl ish feet on the stairs and In another moment Louises bright fare looked In Oh the pictures father Did you get thorn unpacked And I wasnt here With almost a touch of reluctance father began once more to take out his treasures Hut bomehow before he knew it he felt the return of Ids first boyish enthusiasm over them Oh father you darling To think of that being the little house you were born In 1 How lovely hat you could get such a good picture of It I And oh Is that the apple tree youve told us about the one where you used to get the watercores That very Identical tree I said her father laughingly But how did you Ask Your Druggist fox Irons MJ- CAM Wis Hid to letter ray Oh dona ViiSltlVfS Midori bit en o cara rat to fcelth ai Ota ox NATIONAL or See You Get Box I FARM Oil 8UBUnDAN has been developed by the same company that and Ignition for world last a thoroughly practical economical Isolated Plant trouble homestead connection lion I must Ruth fiald Goodness Theyre a sort of family you no real Im glad theyre not as a laugh slipped out father people They are fine people father said defensively And they arc kindness itself to me letting me roam over Ibe house as It were still ours Why they turned me loose in the old attic It was a wet drizzly day so I heard the rain on the roof just as I used to love lo listen to In my boy hood Janet and made an Inarticulate sound that was meant to express sym pathy Willi fattier and something else too Just what was It Some how father was losing some of the pleasure of Ills pictures He hesitated an almost Imperceptible moment be fore he drew out another packet of snapshots There are some of our real kinsfolk he said the Baker cousins you know Hes on the old place a mile beyond where I was reared He has a fine family of young folks all doing well and well you can see for yourselves Janet took the group picture and surveyed rather critically So thats the whole family of Maker cousins Is it And she laughed though she over suddenly to kiss him Theyre all right of course and they do look good and substantial and all that but oh dear I wouldnt have some of the girls I know see these for anything Just after weve been taken into the Mayflower Des cendants too I Why father you ought to see the lovely old painted portraits the Ellis girls have their father is straight in descent from one of the earliest Plymouth govern ors and Mm Bills too Ellis Ellis said father thought fully Do you mean John Ellis that was mixed up In that bank scandal a fellow no one trusts Why yes father rather resentfully I suppose it was his money that saved from States Prison and I must say I never exact ly liked him myself but hes of splendid family Their library and diningroom are Just Hoed with family portraits Something in her fathers brought a little sigh of Impatience In to her voice as she said Yes the Bills girls are very proud of their library They have the back dont know how far and the coal of arms Mrs Ellis Is of splendid family too you know Hrnml said father thoughtfully turning over the pictures He hesitat ed a moment then produced again the One of Cousin Baker I dont know where youd see a finer face than that l he I asked the girls to write to you but perhaps would be belter if you dropped line to them first Theyre a little shy tut as girls as you ever saw I told them theyd have to visit us another year sure A faint sound frotn Janet and Ruth together made him look up Whats the matter be asked Bonl you want them to come Why girls theyre a to any Heres Caroline sweet as at and bow IhhrtLi remember about It Why of course I remembered Ive always loved everything you and toother could tell me about your selves before I had the privilege of knowing you If It iBnt lovely to have these pictures And arent they the dearest people to make you feel so at home there Well I Even letting you rummage the attic I Whos this father What a splendid strong face I Thats Cousin Baker Hes one of the big men in that township Not much money but a born leader and he stands for everything that is good and progressive too These are bis girls their latest pictures Nice girls as you ever saw Louise Not much used to city ways but fine true young women I like their looks Louise said after a long close scrutiny wouldnt it be nice If they could visit us sometimes We have so few re latives on our side Ive often thought of it and It does seem such a shame not to keep up with those we have did ask them said her father and Janet who had slipped quietly into the room soon after Louises entrance said nothing somehow their expressions were quite different from those they had worn a halfhour before- Perhaps they were beginning to sec the disappoint ment that their own reception of the pictures must have been to father possibly a dim realization had come to them that after all they were not living up to their principles as mem bers of the Mayflowers Descendants I Dear dear little house I Louise had picked up again the snapshot of the little old farmhouse and suddenly pressed it to her face Ive always longed to see the place where you were born Why cant all go there sometime We make so many other trips No reason in the world why we should not said her father your mother suggested the same thing Its a pity how how luxury sort of spoils us sometimes Isnt it Louise said thoughtfully slowly as If she found difficulty In choosing her words Why we get so used to easy and luxurious we dont half remember all the straits people had to years and years ago to make things so pleasant for us now When we Joined the Mayflower Descendants It all seemed to come over me how how unworthy I really was to belong Theres that old diary of Grandmas thai you let us read and her mothers They didnt realize did they half how wonderful and brave they were In those pioneer days didnt realize when you were a tiny barefooted boy all those mites lo school and helping every way you could at home you didnt have any idea how strong and fine it was making you and what you were going to mean to all of us by and by did you J she laughed rather shakily Well Its something to live up to only somehow I feel sort of ashamed to have had everything made so easy for me all my life long Why Louise I Fathers voice was tender and he threw an arm around Ids daughter fill the bill any where and any time youd have as good a pioneer as any of them Ho was pulling away the treasured pictures now with a happy expression on his Louise had back to the full In them that his other daughters had robbed him of for a little time faces of Janet and were serious now Perhaps words had to thinking I price completo with ready to run la nearest Railway Station WHITE FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER PRODUCTS St TORONTO o Mount Albert NOTICE I a carload of highgrade Flour and Feed on about May consisting of Cream of the West llour Guar anteed Queen City Flour The AllPurpose Flour and Monarch Flour For Pastry Cream of West In bags Less Than Cost I MILL FEEDS CRACKED CORN WHOLE CORN I I MIDDLINGS I CRUSHED OATS Etc The ahove is to he sold at lowest prices obtainable is very scarce and hard to procure and advise early buying One Hero First Served I CHARLES Phono General Store a IN Dry Goods ft Shoes Flour Feed Hardware BROWNH ILL CASH I Butter Eggs Taken In HERMAN 4 A plant for suburban and country homes It combines in one compact engine and dynamo for generating the current and this with designed highly efficient batteries constitutes the entire has a capacity of to lights ami will for small machines such as churn string machine vacuum sewing machine and so forth Is so simple can operate it starts on switch stops automatically when batteries full Tho fairest of joy ERA CHIEFTAIN A Stallion that bids fair to win a place of fame in North York the property of Messrs A Henry Son will have a home stand during the season lot Con North A prize winner as a colt and never- was beaten See cards QLAOK DEUEblOY Pure bred Clydes dale Stallion the property of II Mount Albert will visit Zephyr Virginia Sutton and other points Mount Albert on Saturdays and Mon days Ira fountain Manager Pure Bred the properly of Waller Randall New market will make the season at his home stable Newmarket and dif ferent points in East North and Whitchurch An imported Clydesdale the properly of Oldham Mount Albert will make the season through and Scott Toole Manager Pure bred Stallion the property of Wm Hill Sons Mount Albert Zephyr Baldwin Sutton and other points KOUIWOILImported the property of Win Hill A Sons will stand for Ihe season of at own Will meet parties any evening at reasonable distance Imposed Stallion the property of J son A Sons Roachs Point W Baldwin Ml Albert Pine Aurora Newmarket and Bralr This horse is to harness work horses DYMOfiO A wellbred by Robert Daws J Albert will wood Zephyr and Hill Mount Albert on nights Ed Manager- LORD MARVENMr J- and Sons have purchased iw known Imp Clyde Lord JT breeder A grand Shire Stallion the property of J Clark will retrain al his for tij la J Urk htjr and should by who porter James Ontario His sire Stud horse Sir Hugo 3I and halfbrother to the Baron Pride got by the four limes winner Hiawatha He also lw numbered dams I his wellknown to the breeders of WUK- and King Townships An imported Cl the properly of Henry will visit Zephyr and other in Scott TV Pine Orchard and Mount Monday OK A Clydesdale Stallion the of A Reynolds ill own stable for the I- con Whitchurch Insure i Anyone bo a be ft wastrel but can spend what others earn the work of world is those who contribute to Iued4 I Coed and Coed Hans el Turnip in pc Brand locolda Quality Clover Eto Ft Your Frit LET I I Phone the liVEfilfJC Our i- See TUB it LI cm We are churning for Prices lerday ma We fur a give any The Tor The He the 8 the THE fi tit Are you New Wo Town If you you win are A tti that at a ts Fi fcSSl A i rf mam OF ONTARIO TORONTO