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BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME19General InformationMotor League Bureau\ratStork's old store, corner ofOldHome WeekMain and Queen Offices— RobinsonMotor LeagueSts.be in charge.Peel County Lacrosse Leaguecompetition for Silver Cup and15 Silver Medals.Ladies' Soft Ball League games for Silver Cup and 10 SilverMedals.official willThe Brampton Golf, Tennis and Bowling Clubs have offeredthe use of their grounds to allBrampton Old Home Week visitors.Judges for Sports are: R. Boyle, C. Snyder, O. Walker, Dr.Hiscox.Baseball referees are: A. G. Davis, J. Algie, H. B. McFall.Lacrosse referees are H. Sproule, C. V. Charters, W. J. Lowe,Snelgrove,:REGISTRATIONall former Bramptonians at the Old Home WeekRobinson & Stork's old store, corner Main andQueen Streets, as soon as possible, so that a complete list of personal signatures may be made andkept with an historical record forfuture Old Home Weeks. Each person will register name and adMarried ladies to give maidendress, also address while in town.name as well as present name.For information regarding accommodation, transportation,amusements, roads, etc., phone 10000, the Old Home Week Office.Registration ofHeadquartersinInformation will gladly be furnished.Free identification tags will be issued.JUDGES—For Best Decorated Auto and Bicycle P. A, McLean, E. Colbert,and C. S. McDonald.Best Comic Character (Largest Boots, Largest Hat) T. Mara, Com.Coombes, M. Robinson.Best Clown, Calathumpian Band, Best Decorated Vehicle F. Dawson, W. C. Young, R. W. Hall, Sr.Best Decorated Business House L. J. C. Bull, M. C. Sackrider,———Best Decorated Private Residence— Mrs.F. Jennings.(Dr.) Brydon, Mrs. G.W.McFarland, Mrs. E. G. Graham.BRAMPTON STEAM LAUNDRYPHONEPARK STREET82BRAMPTON

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME20ANTHONYK.J.Marshall&ReidSTAPLE AND FANCYHeadquarters forGOODSGroceries Fruit and ChinaQueenCor.EastSt.Main and QueenSts.GIFFEN THEATREA.WhenhourinBramptonin the GiffenW. GIFFEN,MANAGERHome WeekTheatredon't forget to spend a pleasantspecial selected program—a—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 29th AND 30th"SQUIBS WINS THE CALCUTTA SWEEP"With BettyHughBalfour, the darling of the Old CountryE. WVight, the funniest block in EnglandMONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAYMAE MURRAYAvividromanceofin"FASCINATION"young blood and OldSpain.THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY"BRASS "Weoffer30UHigginsthis "Special" as one of the biggestattractions of the vear.&Largeand bestW. SMITHMAINST.NORTHPlumbing and HeatmgGroceries, Flour and FeedEngineersSeeds and PlantsPHONE 428The Homeof ElectricPOULTRY SUPPLIESRanges

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME21PROGRAMMEFIRST9DAY-SATURDAY, JUNEa.m. — Registrationfices inRobinsonof out-o-town guests at&OldStork's old store, corner of— Parade30thHome WeekOf-Main and Queenwith floats, comic costumes, caiathumpian bands,over the following route Form in Central School grounds ;Alexander Street to Main Street; South on Main to Wellington;East on Wellington to Chapel; North on Chapel to Queen;West on Queen to Elliott; South on Elliott to Fair Grounds.Brampton Band, Firemen, School Cadets- etc.1 p.m.etc.,:PRIZES FOR PARADE2nd1stBest Float, Decorated Best Impersonation 1873 Character, Lady, Gent, CoupleorGroupBest Decorated AutoBest Comic CharacterBest Decorated BicycleThe Man Wearing the Largest HatThe Man Wearing the Largest Pair of BootsThe Best ClownCaiathumpian BandBest Decorated Vehicle other than Motor Driven10 00 5 0010 006 003 002 002 002 002 005 003 002 0011115 005 0000000000.3 00PRIZES FOR BEST DECORATED BUSINESS HOUSESFirst prize10 005 003 002 00Second PrizeThird PrizeFourth PrizePRIZES FOR BEST DECORATED PRIVATE RESIDENCEFirst PrizeSecond PrizeThird PrizeFourth Prize .'6 003 002 001 00—Reception at Fair Grounds.Visitors welcomed by Mayorand Mr. T. W. Duggan, Old Home Week President. Addresses on behalf of The Old Boys will be given bySir Jas. Lougheed, of Calgary-, and Dr. J. B. Kennedy, of De-3.00 p.m.H.W. Dawsontroit.3.30p.m.—Junior O.A.L.A. game, Weston vs. Brampton.First game in Peel County League Lacrosse Tournament—— Band Concert on Fair Grounds by Brampton orize band.p.m.— Dance Fair Grounds (Orchestra).p.m.5.00 p.m.Huttonville vs. Bolton.8.009.00atSEE HISTORIC EXHIBITinArt Buading on Fair Grounds

22BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMMETHE WILLOUGHBY FARM AGENCYHEADOFFICE: 43 VICTORIA ST,TOROKTOThe Largest and Most Thorough Farm Agencyin the BritishOurEmpireextensive listing and complete system of advertisingenables us to place your farm before thousands of prospectivebuyers, not only in theBritish Isles and theDominionofCanada, but also in theEuropean markets, thus naturallycreasing the value of your farm.49 Agencies in the Province of OntarioFOR BRAMPTON FARMSM. W. CARTER.AGENTBRAMPTONHALTON COUNTY BRANCH— MiltonDUFFERIN COUNTY BRANCH— Orangevillein-

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME23PROGRAMMElECOND DAY-SUNDAY, JULY(DOMINION DAY)Go To Church Day—Old1stBoys Will Occupy the PulpitsANGLICAN (CHRIST CHURCH)8.00 a.m.11.00 a.m.7.00 p.m.— Holy Communion. Rector, Rev. R. W. Allen.— Rev. Capt. H. P. Charters, of Long Brajich.— S Wilson, of Weston, Ont.BAPTIST CHURCH11.00 a.m. and 7.00p.m.— Rev.Dr. Geo. T.Webb, Gen.Supt.of ReligiousEducation.CATHOLIC11.00and 7.00 p.m.a.!!!,MARY'S CHURCH)(ST.—Lowmass and sermon.Rev. Father McGrath, ofToronto.METHODIST (GRACE CHURCH)11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m.— Rev.J.METHODIST11.00 a.m. and 7.00p.m.— Rev.(ST.PAUL'S CHURCH)R. G. Bowles, B.A., of Toronto, Ont.PRESBYTERIAN11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m.G. Scott, of Ingersoll, pastor 50 years ago.— Rev(ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH)—Grand Patriotic Rally and Sacred Concert in Gage Park.All the Sunday School scholars will meet in their respectiveschools and march with their teachers to the corner of Mainand Queen Sts., where thev will be met by the Brampton Citizens' Band and escorted to the park, where the following program will be carried out.3.00 p.m.1.Hymn— Old Hundred— "All1st2.andPeople ThatOnSoldiers",1stEarthDo Dwell"last verses only.Hymn — "Onward,Christianandlastverseswith chorus.3.Hymn—"Stand Up!StandChorus — "TheUpfor Jesus"Maple Leaf"4.Patriotic5.Band6.Quartette— Messrs. Capps, Higgins, O. Moore, W. Moore.7.Band8.Soprano Solo9.BandSelectionSelection— MissSelection10.Male Quartette11.Band13.God SaveSelectionthe King.Stevenson

24BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME2ndJULYBARNEH'S BAKE SHOPHOT DINNERSWill be servedLIGHT LUNCHESChurchin ChristSunday School, from elevenICECREAM AND CONFECTIONERYo'clock until tvro p.m.50c PERAlso RestCHAS.RoomE.At Popular PricesHEADProvidedBRIGHTMainJAS.TlNSMmgNGPhone 499BURRELLTOBACCONISTGENERAL JOBBINGI URNACE HEATINGMainOpp. Capitol TheatreSt.MAINStreet SouthMainMorning and Evening PapersST. (at Rlwy. Bridge)StreetCAIRNS— FOR—CLOTHES OF QUALITY— and —JOHNSTONThree-Chair Barber ShopCigars, Tobaccos of all kindsCigarettes, PipesExpert Cleaners, PressersMainand DyersThe Associated Ladieson Monday, July 2nd,of thePhone 198StreetTownwillserve Dinnerm a spacious lent on the grounds.the other days cold lunch wfll be served atallhours.On

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME85PROGRAMMETHIRD DAY-MONDAY, JULY 2nd(PUBLIC HOLIDAY)9.00 a.m.—Tennis TournamentSts.Georgeon Town Courts, corner Nelson andSix or eight outside Clubs will compete in Tourna-ment.10.00a.m.— Second gamement.1.00 p.m.—inPeel County League Lacrosse Tourna-Glenwilliams vs. Woodhill.Athletics on Fair Grounds.FOOT RACES AND OTHER EVENTS50 yards dash, girls under 18, 3 prizes.50 yards dash, girls under 12, 3 prizes.75 yards dash, girls under 16, 3 prizes.50 yards dash, boys under 8, 3 prizes.75 yards dash, boys under 12, 3 prizes.100 yards dash, boys under 16, 3 prizes.100 yards dash, open, 3 prizes.1/2 mile race, open, 3 prizes.Standing broad jump, open, 3 prizes.Running Broad Jump.Bicycle race, open.Bicycle race, boys under 16.1.00 p.m.3.00 p.m.— Brampton Band.— Baby Show. Bestbaby on grounds under 18 months.Prizes cash, 5.00, 3.00, 2.00.' Judges, Drs. D. L. Heggie andW. D. Sharpe.—Third game in Peel County Lacrosse League Tournament, Cheltenham vs. Snelgrove.3.30 p.m.— Gardenparty on Fair Grounds, Brampton Band andMinstrels.Programme to be given by Brampton White Pierrots, assisted by Mr. Percy David, Comedian, of Toronto; Mr.W. E. Capps, Conductor; Mrs. W. J. Fulton, Accompanist.8.00 p.m.PROGRAMME— GypsyFull Chorus2.3.SongComic Song— SelectedSong—Aloha-OeMale Quartette Close sYou've Got to See Mama1.GirlWm.JenkinsPercy DavidMr. Albert BaileyW. E. Capps, H. Higgins,O. Moore, W. H. MooreC. RichardsonSong and Chorus Caroline MammyPercy DavidComic Song— SelectedMrs. A. BaileyBanjo Solo— SelectedGladys HusbandSolo and Chorus River Shannon MoonMiss Jean MooreSolo and Dance Three o'Clock in the Morning————12.Percy DavidComic Song— SelectedLadies' Quartette— Love's Old Sweet Song. .Miss Robinson, Miss Moore,13.14.Comic Song—SelectedSong and Chorus Home SweetMrs. Walker, Mrs. Runstedler—Percy DavidChorusHomeGOD SAVE THE KING—8.00 p.m.L.O.L. will entertain out-of-town brethren to receptionand social evening.10.30 p.m.— Dance on Fair Grounds,(Orchestra).

26BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR , SHINGLES, LATH, DOORS, SASH, INSIDEFINISH, DRESSING AND RIPPING48 Years Resident38 Years EstablishedRates, 3.00 aDay and UpFIRST-CLASSTelephone 24ACCOMMODATION'HE QUEEN'S HOTIR. D.ROBSON,ProprietorOLD HOME WEEKERSWECOME

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME2TPROGRAMMEFOURTH DAY-TUESDAY, JULY—10.00 a.m.Tour of town by100 cars will assemble intown.— Semi-final3.00 p.m.Winnergame3rdmotor under the auspices of O.M.L,Gage Park to conduct visitors aroundinPeel County League Tournament.winner of Glenwil-of Huttonville vs. Bolton will playliams vs. Woodhill.4.00 p.m.8.00 p.m.— Senior Lacrosse— Massed choirs inGame,Fair Grounds.vs.Brampton.150 voices.PROGRAMME AS FOLLOWS:1.2.3.4.56.7.8.910.11.12.Chorus— Soldiers' ChorusSolo and Chorus —Three o'Clockthe MorningCommunity Singing.—Chorus LoveMeant to Make Us GladMale Quartette— Laughing GasCapps,Song and Chorus— Carolina MammyCommunity Singing.Chorus — Gypsy ChorusSong— River Shannon MoonCommunityChorus—Home Sweet HomeFaustMrs. BrydoninChorusisHiggins, Moore,J.MooreRobinsonFull ChorusG. HusbandSittging.Chorus— Good Night Gentle FolkFull ChorusFull ChorusGOD SAVE THE KINGMr. W. E. Capps, Conductor.Mrs. W. J. Fulton, Accompanist.6.00 p.m.-8.00 p.m.— MasonicOrderwillentertainout-of-townbrethren.8.00 p.m.— Sons of England will entertain out-of-town brethren.SEE HISTORIC EXHIBITINART BUILDINGON FAIR GROUNDSGIBSON'SBARBER SHOPSCALP TREATMENTCIGARS AND TOBACCOSSatisfaction GuaranteedMAINST.

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME28BORN WHEN BRAMPTON WASINCORPORATED Ij Cnns ruatorcameinto being fifty years ago, just athe town's incorporation.town and countyclaimsits fairwell.few days previous toDuring that timeIthasithas served thewith the town andgrownmaking the town whatshare of credit initisto-day.Weare proud of ourOur weeklytown— and proudpublication aims to coverofallour paper.thenewsof thetown and county.Formerresidentsnowliving elsewhere find the paper asource of pleasure and profit.letus put you on our mailingIflistyou are not a subscriber,now.Call at our officerenew old acquaintances befure you leaveThe Charters PiiyisfimgQUEENPublishers of SixST.forhomeandagain.Co., Ltd.WEST, BRAMPTONWeekly Newspapers and OtherBook and Job Printing of Every Kind andGet Our PricesPeriodicalsSize

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME29PROGRAMMEFIFTHDAY-WEDNESDAY, JULYVISITING MORNING4lh—Horse Races. Purse 1050. 2.16 Class Trot or Pace,purse 350 3.35 Class Trot or Pace, purse 350 2.35 Class Trotor Pace, purse 350.00.1.30 p.m.;;8.00 p.m.— ConcertBandby Queen'sOwnprize CanadianfirstRifles,kind permission of Col. A. J. Kirkpatrick, Commandant, and Officers of the Q.O.R., the followingprogramme will be rendered:of Toronto.ByPROGRAMME"The Toronto Police Force March"ForcePolice(Specially composed for the TorontoR.1.which Captain Hayward2.Overture—"Zampa"—"Amusical director)--Waldteufel-Musical Switch"4.Humoresque5.Musical AbsurdityHerold---Valse— "Estudiantina"3.isHaywardSilver Band, ofAllford—"A Farmyard Competition"R.Hayward—(Synopsis Dawn, the various occupants of the farmyard awake, giving voice to their various cries: The rooster, ducks, cows,cuckoo, horse and dog are heard, and all goes merrily till theadvent of a skylark awes them to silence. The rooster takes upthe challenge to song, and a competition takes place, a passingthedonkey putting his head over the gate to add his voice toremainder. The farmer's boy arrives to water the horse, singof theing and whistling cheerily at his work. The attentionsthethealittletooemptyeffusive,boy flingsdog becomingbucket at the offender. Tableu!)INTERMISSION6.-Selection— "H.M.S. Pinafore"Monastery Garden"7.Intermezzo— "In8.Three Dances from "Henry "French-Canadian Songs"Poem — "Finlandia Sibelius"GOD SAVE THE KING9.00 p.m.— Danceon Fair Grounds.SEE fflSTORlC EfflBlTin(Orchestra).Art Biulding on Fair Grounds

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME30W.C BARTimFINE BOOTSAND SHOESNEW METHODREPAIRINGSole Agency for Arch-Grip ShoesQUEEN STREET WESTQUALITY SHOE STOREWATMANR. A.A. B.PHONEFERGUSON559WATMAN'S GARAGEFOR SERVICEGASOLINE AND OILSTIRESAND ACCESSORIESREPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARSBattery RepairWork and HartMAIN STREETJ.BLUMENTHALBrampton General StoreCLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOESETC.atBattery DistributorsRailway BridgeARTHURS BROS.Hawthorne DairyPhone 344r5Centre Rd. North(Established 1912)AndMainthousands of satisfiedcustomers.St.(opp. Royal Hotel)Brampton and Arthur's Dairyboth grew up together andboth arestillprogressing

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME31PROGRAMMESIXTH DAY-THURSDAY, JULY 5lh(LOCAL HALF HOLIDAY)10.00a.m.— Ladies' Motor10.00a.m.— Ladies'Medals.Drive. 50 cars will assemble inSoft BallMiltonvs.Gamefor SilverCup andGame, Inglewoodvs. Erin.— Peel County League Lacrosse Match.— Ladies' Soft Ball Game. Hillsburgp.m.2.00 i).m.vs.4.0012 SilverRockw ood.1.00 ]).m.— Ladies' Soft Ball3.00Gage Park.Final game.vs.winner MiltonRockwood.p.m.— Music by 48th Highlanders Band.5.00 p.m.— Baseballpions,match between Hillcrests, Toronto 1922 chamand Gait Terriers, Ontario champions.——5.00 p.m.Ladies' Final Soft Ball game.Winner of Inglewood,Erin vs. Hillsburg, Milton, Rockwood.8.00 p.m.Concert by 48th Highlanders Band in Fair Grounds.This programme will consist of Overture,tive Patriotic Fantasia, "A Soldier's Life"II Travatore" including the celebrated"Raymond ;"Descrip-Operatic Excerpts from"Miserere Scene;" Cornet;""Come, Sing to Me," "Maryof Argyle" (polka) ;Characteristic Piece, "Parade of the(original arrangement) ; Vocal Selections by MissSolos, "Columbia,"Post Horn Solo, "TallyHo ;"Tin Soldiers"Addison and Arthur Vout; Popular Potpourri, "Old Favorites" (sixty old melodies arranged by Captain J. Slatter; March and Chorusfrom "Aida," Verdi, also Introduction Third Act Lohengrin, Wagner Regimental Marches of British Regiments arranged by CaptainJ. Slatter; Solo Dancing and Reels by Alex. Munro (gold medalist)Solos on the great military bagpipes by Pipe Major Jas. Eraser, lateHumorous Piece, "A Southern Wedof the Gordon Highlandersding;" Instrumental Quartette, "Drink to Me Only With Thine;;;Eyes,"etc.—8.00 p.m.I.O.O.F. will entertain out-of-town brethren.and social evening.SEE HISTORIC EXHIBITINART BUILDINGON FAIR GROUNDSReception

32BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMMEBRAMPTONBRAMPTONTOPROW — Wm.clarionet;CITIZENS' BAND, WinnersAof First P:Reid, snare drum; Wm. Sherwood, bass drum; Wm. Full on, 1st cornet;Bailey, 1st clarionet; S. Mifsud, piccolo; N. Hunter, solo clarionet.S. Lavis, solo cornet; H. Porter, 2nd cornet; Ernie Harmsworth, alto saxWm.MIDDLE ROW —trombone; F. Ottoway, 2nd trombone; O. Moore, 3rd trombone.E. Harmsworth, tenor saxophone; Wm. Cuthbert, euphonium; S. Bright,FRONT2nd tenor.ROW —EflFor more than 60 years the town of Brampton has had a band, the old Crawford is indehbl}' associated, up to the time of the present Citizens' Bancredit to the town, though none greater than that of winning, as it did last yeaalways been noted, and have done splendid work under the leadership of ReHarry Barron and W. E. Capps. Her citizens have always maintained a higland renown. The later days of her history show that there are enough artistSchools, as well as for the lighter side oflife.One memorywillcrowd iicl:rinto ih

BRA3IPT0N OLD ROME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMMEMUSICALis.in33TOWNCanadian National Exhibition Band Contest, 1922Algie, solo comet; J.Graham, 2ndclarionet;- J. Savage, 2nd clarionet;J.Crawford, 3rdone; G. Mitchell, 3rd horn; Jos. McClintock, 2nd horn; H. Jordan, 1st horn; H. May, solobass;W.E. Downs, conductor; A. Coates,Bbbass; A.Hornby,1st baritone; E.Chapman-:hamcs' Band, in the time of the Haggert Foundry, with which the name of J. M.whose leader is Emerson Downs. Through the years the band has broughtthe great prize at theCanadian National Exhibition.Brampton's choirs haveAiken, Algernon Williams, Walter E. Pickard, W. C. Young, F. W. Wegenast,tandard in a taste for the best music, and her singers have achieved excellencertDn various instruments to provide orchestras forthoughts of OldHome Folks— thatof F. O.herSmith andchurches"andhis musicians.Sunday

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME31.Brampton Leather GoodsTo handlethe bestisourTOBACCONISTambitionHARNESSCLUB SAUTO RUGS, ETC.We Aim to ServeG. A.Morning and Evening PapersMOOREMAIN STREETWellington CafeMainStreetPeople's GarageA. RUNSTEDLERNorthMainGoodServiceBest FoodsSt.Quality Used CarsAll kinds ofMeals alaCarte atSouthREPAIRINGPHONEall hotirs71THELARRIDGECabinMainAll the&Book ShopStreet at BridgeNewsConfectioneryallthe time-IceCreamGENERAL TEAMINGTobaccosE.Old1BILLINGSLEYHome WeakColumbia Records,forThomasPhone 453Specialreg. 75c ea.,EStreetWALKER 1.00Sheets Music, reg. 35c to 50c,25cforFINE BOOTSAND SHOESSole Distributors Willis PianosMARTINSMUSIC HOUSEQueenSt.EastPhone 587JRepairing a Specialty

BRAMPTON OLD HOME WEEK SOUVENIR PROGRAMME35PROGRAMMESEVENTH DAY-FRIDAY,MY 6thp.m.— Horse Races. Purses 10-30. 2.20 Class Trot or Pace,purse 350; 2.30 Class Trot of Pace, purse 350; named race,purse 350.3.00 p.m.Music by Brampton Band.l.oO8.00 p.m.—— Community Dance on Townstreetsand grandfarewell.ADMISSION TO VARIOUS EVENTSSINGLE TICKETSSATURDAY —Afternoon—Adults50c; Children 25c—Free to everyone.MONDAY—Forenoon— Adults 25c; Children 15c.Afternoon—Adults 50c; Children 25c.Evening—Adults 40c; Children 20c.TUESDAY—Afternoon—Adults 50c; Children 25cEvening—Adults 40c; Children 20c.WEDNESDAY—Afternoon—Adults 50c; Children 25c.Evening—Adults 50c; Children 25c.THURSDAY —Afternoon—Adults 50c; Children 25c.Evening—Adults 50c; Children 25c.—Afternoon—FRIDAYAdults 50c; Children 25c.EveningAUTOMOBILE ADMISSION TO GROUNDS—25cBOOK TICKETSA limited number of book tickets good for admission to any performanceany time any day during Old Home Week are being put on sale by the Com

Phones:Office599W House599J MainSt. Brampton,Ont. DRUGGIST Drugs Stationery ToiletArticles Moir'sandNeilson'sChocolates CamerasandFilms Developing,PrintingandEnlarging BRAMPTON ONT. PHONE184 i.tir. l-ir:?i MAISTREET PHONE83 Fres-i:mO dMiak;But-ter,EggsandCannedGcods. KveiiesBaik P.O.Box69 MainSt.North &h'eskWiiaiis SHOESTOREAKDREPAi FACTORY .