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mops on the route convinced us that. while the drought of a few weeks ago did immense damage to the crops on light soil. still after t e abundant ruins of the past fortnig It, the crops will he a. fair average. On reaching Sopei-ton We found that the postofiice of that, name had again been opened. we trust this time let all time to come. The need of a postoffice in this section is so great, that it seems strange that no permanent place to keep the office can be found) \Vash- hnrn’s cheese factory is located at SUPfll‘LOn four corners, and we should judge from the number of milk wagons that we saw at the factory on our re- turn trip that it is well patronized. Phasing on a. little further we came to Shefileld'e corners. Here we see that the old blacksmith shop is being util- ized as a cooperage. The Methodista‘ have a fine stone church here with ample Sheds for horses. Near Band llill we come to the new brick resi- dence of N. B. Howard, which is cer- tuinly an ornament to that section, and would be to many an older setâ€" tled part of Canada. A new style of wire fencing caught our eye while passing, which is a novelty in this sm-tion. being composed oi galvanized wires woven together so as to form a" net work, at once .strong and beauti-‘i l'ui. "()IJ. I. In lauqu ever Wedneada at the office. ctr-er u! ('hurch and iliutroeu. urmenvilla.'1‘enu. mounts per year in advance or 3.00 if not paid wnhin six months. No pipe discontinued until all arrears um paid. i'roi’csaiouui and .huuinoal cards of one inch ammo and under. per year three dulln- Ediâ€" turlui nutin in local cnlumn live cents or line im- iirst insertion and three cents or ine i'ur Hu‘ll s bsuquontluwrtlun. A lilui id number nf udn isemcuta inserted at u Gill] rates. The Reporter ofllue in Illppl ed with ugood equipment of poster us weli as tine nb BE'i‘lil'i-IL LO ’ER Publisher and Proprietor. Leaving the village in the early ul’tornmm of Friday last we passed rapidly along the usual route leading In Delta. An examination of the Oui‘moming strolls among the in- dustries of the village and surround- ing mnntry have become so pleasant and profitable to its that we felt loath to huge our customary stroll this week to indulge in a more extended trip. But knowing something of the beauties of the resort to which the kind invitation extended us by some of our friends called nu, we concluded to deprive ourselves of the pleasure of strolling among Farmersville in (lustrios and accept the call to visit that now famous picnic ground, Jonos' Falls, and while we are sup- posed to haV'e an eye only to the lwnntimi in nature, to aino keep nlll‘ weather eye open to note any points of interest that would be of benefit [0 ()lll‘801V8H 01' X'Gfldel'fi. V Delta was at length reached. Here i find the same old quaint village 'J‘JIE REPORTER THE REPORTER. IOZS- Hatsrieve Rd.. Unit 3. london. Ontario NM: 1P7 INTECH (1934) associates, Stroll N 0. 1«‘A1:,Ml<:lts V11 .I In, “'12:: )N I-zsn )-\ y, .Ii‘uy "my," igg’ij THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT, IS Passing through lilmn We had time to notice that the village eontained 1 cheese factory, 4 general stores, 1 undertakiugund cabinet shop, 1 tin shop. 2 blacksmih shops, 1 tailor shop mid several millineryshops, 1 drug store, 1 hotel, besides being the headquarters of a number of agents. ,iueluding Zephaniah. the stove nmn. IOur old friend P. l’ennock. postmaster. ‘ete., has a. very tine little nursery ot apple trees. Philemon is a. reliable man and any 01‘ our readers in want of fruit trees rould not do better then give him a well. At 10:30 the Masonit- brasu band, of Newlmro, lint in an appearance and played several tine nelebtions while in and pttSsing through the village. The dlh‘lflnt‘t‘ from Elgin gin Jones' Falls is about tour miles. The road is somewhat rough, but there are some excellent farms along the route. Arriving at the Falls, we found that since our last visit, a fine bridge about 250 feet long had been built arrow the river at this point. This with the swing bridge aerose the canal connects the main land with the region familiarly known as California, Crossing the bridge we were upon one of the finest picnic grounds to be found in Canada. Between 500nnd (300 persons were here cougregated upon the invitation ‘ ot' the South Crosby Scott Act usso, ciution, to indulge in a. picnic and listen to the speeches provided for the Dec-anion. Considerable disarmoint grouuu.‘ at [lie falls. Un We saw twu sclf’bimling work. We are informed enterprisng agent 1111.» Holt] ford sellibmdcrs in this He season. Sundown found us entering the gate of that snug and tidy farmer Wni. Pennock. Esq., whose residence is situated about two miles northeast from Elgin. William is noted tluflugl « out Leeds county as the clmmpiuu prize winner at the fairs. Ayn inspec- tion of a. flaw of the articles already under way Mr fair iinw cunvim-ul us that he will again give his Oppunk‘lll: u hunl pull for 'lic honors this full. Early on Saturday morning" we “'(‘l'L‘ Ullt'e Illlll't‘ If“ lllOllUU ilnll HIH' lethargg and become the howl centre: of the ark country, s A drive of four mlles ever u hilly,l almost mountainous; country brought us to the little hamlet of Phillipsvillug The same want of enterprise tlmt| characterizes its sister village Doltui is here. A village the size of either: should have good, substantial sldew walks, and while Delta may have a tow rods of breakneck deadf‘ulls, her; sumller rinl, l’hillipsville, can not 1 beast of that much enterprise. Pedes-l triams must huqf it through the centre of the street Without even a plank or] flagstone. | that it was 5‘5 or 80 year! ago. But we twat that when [he Broekvillu at Westpnrt railway is built through the village that it will arise l'mm its mi y morlung~ wc motinu and mu TUE H‘H‘ .71 ‘T'H‘ ectlml er‘wrs nl ' “‘7” mm om“ A“ 2.2 Brzth ‘ mg Lima Uni» ‘ UV IN VERY POOR CONDITION 2M um Km in t QUE of flu lnm'll. Hun: LEM»; [um Lusnowwvâ€"An t‘lllltllh‘lllh‘llv “muting under the :i‘impices of the liluu llililiou Army was held in tlw Melliodis‘t ('llul‘cll,‘ Lyndlmrst, on July '22d, ll. Strutliers in Lllt! chair. Aim ilel'cSSPS by Mr. Williams. of Sm-ly‘s liuy. and Rev. W. Bm‘uett, of lhlm. Mr. N. B. I-lowmd,-vice presi- (ll‘lll. of the township, introduced the petitions for the Scott Ant! and can- vnssi-rs were appointed for (-11qu polling sub-division \‘uihM that. t with L'mwrn] HIM m Ln 01 lm: hpcurlme, only in any Until. the speeeh of I )r. Preston was particularly ehcrt'iug to u. From him welcurned that out over 80 members of the Provincial Legislature not more than twelve or fifteen indulge in intoxicat- ing,r drinks. The dot-tor 1th out fining for the Scott Act and promised to do all in him power to aid in curry- ing it to :t nlltiL‘OShihl issue. -' The Lutul rendered etlieient service “J'O'I'T 0" I, P.‘ IL'IDN' 5' uicnt was t'clt at tho nonawpnamucc ut‘ the dclogutiou from Gauunuque headed luy Gen. Taylor, M. P. lIuw- over. a rah-mtg stat!‘ of speakers were present from other placus. At about one I). m. the public meeting Wm. urgrnizcd by the :wpoiutmeut 01' the editor of the REPORTER to the (-huir, Speeches were doliverud by lit-L‘s (i. A. Bell, J. S. Audruws, N. 11. Howard, Dr. Preston, M. 1’. 1’., Nun's Mr. Dyro- and I). Y. Roan. Spat-o will not permit even a synopsis lln.‘ bum luring the «mum: L l'll OH Ho prospects In “US mu .‘s U. (,‘hmvn and MCI) )ptx'illo. hold a .puhlic mm m interests of the Scott n-snlt of their visit We : UH 'isimx. A strong feeling pro- let‘ the petitiom'rS would meat. mvml favor in this uuulicipnlity. RH'KYlLLl‘Zv-mG. R. Putnam writes prospects in this municipality: I). (.‘lmwn and McDormot, of gum-n In at heart ill \V U) 1H n cxm‘yumvtiuu. We expect large majority for the Act. :0 AND lilmaaas~-»W. B. Phelp‘ uk-r date of the 281,1:‘m‘stu in UN'HQ townships: “'l‘he’b’cmt ass is |>I'()g1‘("~‘sillg wry faxer hose townships. Mori- thm’n of tln- clectonfiu'o gigning thv and most of hem not sign- -ille-1' vow for it 1' not at all, having the face to say that \‘ote against L1H! Act. A lama: HI )ll 102' t9 against um Act. » A large looked fur when the vote is ly tor Immmss. Uur can Ibout done \vitll‘tlxe wnrk «wit-wt! man: than the re Dr of signatures; thel w, and 1m to nut wa 'iomh How bout tlmm NH. 'l' . "0 TL'N IJ" i'.‘ R L‘.)' I 'I I. Ll). and m the shadus of to gather m-uuml 11, way ln‘umeward, tool- 1‘ grand impctus had tle cause we had k0 lQOH public meeting lmrc w). Jigmlteqvmuwui t6“. says that, tlu- '. )[cl’cl‘n‘mitL Mt“ i()\\’l'l U( (I re rw organ 0111' can 1 HILL-b tum in Mpon expect Phone: (SN) 6864970 After, Hours: 657-0390 {NH lll While at Elgin on Saturday Inst “- learned that, a company (3f engineer Wore daily expected through that Jr. culity to survey the route for a mi] road from Guyanoquc in Perth. '3'" pmmoters ut' the ,l’n‘uckvillv .Q Wt port railway flclu'meiil haw to ‘I stir themsulves nr Hm rxvai 1': w! I: got their line surveyed and he askiz; the Inwnahips in the rear for ui whidln should be givmn'tu our road. Mrs. W. M. Stevens and duughtc and Mina Kiny Kim-aid are ViniUU‘ Mrs. J. L. Gulluglur, ofi Newbon They will after a l‘cw «lays take 13» Imni t'rnm tluern fur a ignitnrn t; They expect to be gone about 1w \VOL‘KH. Fishing is reported as being oxwl lent ut‘Uharleatuu lake at prawn! one of our vftizcus halving cuptuyr OVur fifty salmon during the last (fly or two. LUCA L ITEMS. ' V(). l‘. .