Winter Coat Clearance Offers Big Savings for All Coats
Winter wear lasts through the season and can be stored for next year. Mies offers coats at half price and deeper, with $50 coats down from $119.50 and $40 coats down from $79.50. Other reductions include $35 from $60.50 and $30 from $59.50. Dramatic markdowns on lower priced coats, $10 to $25, feature shining silks and satins plus new spring colors.
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Mies
Smart lr froc rocks for Springingtime at 10.95
Likeable two piece styles offered in pineapple Italian blue rosewood peach Nile green cafe creme and grasshopper green. The Kasha frocks in natural shade trimmed with bright red green or blue. Irresistible in style especially with low prices.
Dance Night Draws Crowds As Mason Orchestra Performs
Acton district hosts a popular Friday dance with the Mason Orchestra providing music and a generous luncheon. The hall is reported full. attendees enjoy old time and modern dances and a lively evening.
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Mason Orchestra
Community’s social week shows visitors from Toronto and more
The Pree Press notes Acton and area residents traveling to and from town over the past week. Individuals from Toronto and Detroit visited relatives and friends in Acton and nearby communities, with several attending funerals, weddings, and church events. The piece also highlights local social gatherings at the Acton Hospital Church and recognitions in the community.
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Pree
Obituary Notices From Acton Area Chronicle
Multiple obituaries and notices report deaths and memorials in Acton and surrounding towns. George Lawson longtime Howard Glove Company superintendent in Toronto. William Chisholm of Erin Township and Guelph. James Edward Snyder of Erin Township. Miss Alexandria Laing of Acton. Harvey C. Simpson of Vancouver. Abbott-era family connections noted with survivors in Ontario and the United States.
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George Lawson
Howard Glove Company
Toronto
Mr. Lawson
Scotland
Kitchener
Acton
Howard Company
Nee
Jennie McPhail
Mrs. Pennel
Wheeling
West Virginia
Mirs
Hecch
Whso
Min
Wellington
James Edward Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Erin
Olive ‘Orit
W. FP
Lawn
Arc- Arthur
Esquesing
William
David H. Snyder
Ella Snydor
Stoney Creek
Snyder
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends Society
C. L. Poole
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral Service Held for Mewetson in Brampton
Large crowd attended the Friday service at Brampton United Church and burial at Brampton Cemetery for Mewetson. Clergy included Hes Di Me Taggart of St Catharine’s United Church and Key De WA Pedhey of Toronto with Dr Fowken of New York, highlighting national church figures. Pallbearers were from the United Church and AM leadership. special seating was reserved for Brampton hospital staff.
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Brampton
Itusse
Mewetson
Gibutes
Birh Esteem Ae
Chuckeles
Une Louie Wite
Berwler
Chureh
Bvy
Sitti
Qatar
Rues Chueh
Hes
Taggart
St Cathmba United
Chu
Christian Endeavor Union
Polltay
Brampton and
Actin Huctartes
Corbett
Canadia
Steeve Mason
Gle A Dilke
Circe
Dust Puiday
Routine Council Proceedings and Fiscal Payments
The council ratified routine business including accounts paid for Town Mall, hall supplies, labor, and utilities. The finance committee recommended payment of several accounts while a tax sale was authorized for arrears on a corner lot. A flooding complaint from Tony Seynuck prompted discussion, and cemetery ground clearing was noted.
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Wigh School
Witsle
Stir
Toronto
Atkinson
Wansen
Nicol
Reeve Mason
Niance Gomnutter
L. P. Tylbat
Bo Mackenzie
Blair
Bell Telephone Co
Messrs
Thetford and
pAtainson
Tony Seynuck
Lamellion Thetford
E. Thetford
John Nicol
Arthur
George
Edward ©. Worden
Richard Warden
Chamber
Acton News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Travel
A collage of Acton happenings includes a Pontiac and Bulck demo at Jacques Cafe, a London England speaker, and the Acton Fall Fair planning. Also noted: a Canadian National electric car delay near Eden Mills, the Mowat Mittenhouse wedding in St Catharines, and various community meetings and author talks shaping town activity.
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iDemonstration
Pontiac
Cary Meira
King
Acton
Khadlal
Canadian National Electric
Eden Mills
Wai- Ini
Toronto
Guelph
Community notes dense with events from Nassagaweya
Last Saturday in Nassagaweya Ivan Harris was rushed to Guelph General Hospital with appendicitis and is recovering. The Wilson estate near Eden Mills sold to Stanley Norrish, while Mrs. John Clark holds a clearing sale of farm stock and implements. Hydro Electric line progress boosts local prospects with a summer build plan. A Daylight Lamp Co social danced in the village hall. preparations and visits feature throughout the week including church services, a death in Winnipeg, and tributes to Mrs. Rot Rudd.
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William Chisholm
Richard Street
Guelph
John Chisholm
Erin Township
Es‘questing
Erin Village
John
Livelong
Ask
Archie
Fort Eric
Ont
Mra
Arthur Connor
Toronto
Slater
Colin McMillan
Mra. J. Gibbons
Thomas Chisholm
Harvey C. Bimpson
Virden
Manitoba
H. C. Shmpson
A. A. BG. Kenney
Maple Creek
Bask
Harvey Almpson
Vancouver
India
Hiirden
Harvey Cathcart Simpson
Canetan Place
Ontario
Tventeen
Winnipeg
Simpson
Hom Jol Aunew
Roblin Goermuent
Hinown
Virden Hospital
Telytan
Thistle
Tred Bimpjean
University of Manitoba
Mying Corps
Atkins, Loftua, Akina, Willams and McAulay
Prener
Edith
Ala MW Kenney
Saskole
Normanell
Vandouaver
Aliee
Sstunpasan
Mingki
Ivan Harris
Nassagaweya
Guelph General Hospital
John FP Wilson
Eden Mills
Stanley Norrish
JY Norrish
Nussagaweya
Daylight Lamp Co
Jos. Wilson
Herp, Taylor
Burante
Alvin Taylor
United Church
Ure Blewart
Christ
Peron of
Mre
Patrick Lee
Dominion
Herbert Lee
Lorne Walker
Frank
He Teo
Father Quirk
John Cummings
Henry Legham
Joseph Gahan
P. J. Corbett
Vincent McGee
J. Gennett
James McAlear
Chicago
The
George Bayce
Rot Rudd
Gladys
Hanna
Irene Peal
Herbert Dyer
Women's Institute
M Hanna
George Lush
Orton
Win. Byrns
McMuroy
Air Tross Patterson
Montreal
Andrew Hewatta
George Pearen
Gaal
Wm G. Edward
Mra EE LeViness
Georgy Q Gurdoty
Horticultural Society
Town Hall
Robert H. Henderson
Wine Tiarris
B. EB. Gosselin
Hendersen
Geo Ieearen
Thy
Frien Cally Poe
Hartstone
Ontario Ree
Panvuiy
George Holton
Hard
Nba
Red Symith
Ute
Royse
Fred G. Hunviton
Eventoy
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A. Manse
Willow
Woo
Young People’s Guild
Apa
Baptisl Church
Wm. J. Baxter
Frederick Street
Bunday School
Young People's Meeting
Mill Street
Chipps
D. A. Overland
Roy Hindley
Mra. McDowell
Roy Wandley
Geo. Berry
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Nassanaweya
Rockwood
Wallace B. Young
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Lhe Orient
Claud Waite
Hoot Cablaway
Wrath of the Tiger
Creatha
Ye L. Gregory & Son
McLaren
J. W. Jones
Eksay
D. E. Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
Harold Wiles
Willow Street
C. B. Swackhamer
Poneral Directol
Weoeahh
Acton and District
Toronto Btar
John M. Warren
York
Ithe High School Pathe
Lake Avenue
Wm. Paul
Nassawega
Alfred Border
Paul
Agoew
Addres
Mr. Denyen
Waiton
Milton Champion
Willan Duncan
Canis
William Duncan
Campbellvilla_ bank
Moore
Hingston Penitentiary
Metropolitan Church
Sonic
Metropolitan United Church
Guelph Junction
J. M. Taylor
Px-Ald
Harry Mahoney
Twe
2. D. Robson
City Assenstment
G. D. Hastings
Trafalgar
Toroto
Erindale
Camerla
Gordon Gallagher
Jal
Alain Street
James Merryweather
Eagle Eye
McPherson
Gallagher
Pullece
Hant
Halton Protective Asseciation
Halton Protective Asociation
Miton
W. E. McCready
Tratalzer
W. J. Cle Micals
Millan
J. Wikaon
Trafalgar Township
W Jo MecClenahan
Milton
Nelson
H. Cartwright
Roy Stevenson
Wd, Shields
ML Dice
George Agnew
Db. Reid
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F. C Willmott
HR. J. Graham
Nassakaweya ‘Township
A. Anderson
Wo Rel
E Ellenton
A. McCibb
Knox
Miamf Patrick
Adlewart
Harold Skilling
Misa Orr
Vo OB
Rumivyy
Mis Vera
Hurst
Bt. Valentine
Aflac AL Collier
Agra
Mall
Miss Fanges
Bite Clarice Marton
Uie
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Charli Symon Whys
Violet Crdsstian
George Agnew, Jr
Helen Coxe
Toronto University
Weetar McDonald
Detroit
Ernest Coles
Gibbons
Marjoriend Acton
Tawson
Harold Sutcliffe
Robert Reid
Harfield
Mira Jessie Masters
Mo E. Jones
Dorin Maddock
Angus
Jen Kennedy
James Livingstone
George Soper
Carlos Williams
Sault Ble
Maorle
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Olive Cooper
Jean Paul
Marion Roblin
Toronto Normal Schools
Wm. Cooper
Charlotte MacDonald
Mioe Corinne
Gordon Jonhustan
Hamilton
E. i. ‘Vincent
Laird McDonald
Helery McDonald
West Hame
Maxwell Bell
Torenw
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George Murray
Ula
Fort William
Albert, Arthur
Clarence Laing
Mile Euphemia Laing
Mins
G. Murray
Mins Laing
Alice Latinas
Coburn
Department of Evangelism and Social Service
United Church of Canada
Poole
Tls
Hugh Caldwell
Cheltenham
Stella Ruby
Alexander McLaren
Duncan McLaren
James Graham
Graham
Mill and
Elgin Streets
Prem
Acton Hoplist
Woop Haxter
Mrsars Stanley
Thomas
Tom
Chas Creber
Exmeet Broughton
Chester Plunk
Honard McComb
Prank Creber
Peale
James E. Snyder
Allie Laing
Purview Cemetery
Alexandria Laing
Mise Laing
Mini Luphemia
Balsam Avenue
Adam Laing
Methodist Church
Byron Laing
Bilss Euphemila
Albert
Anti- Balcon League
Vermont
Los Angeles
Calif
G. W. Garker
C. L Poole
Acton United Church
Hale
AL AL Hewetson
Hetel
Council
England
Cammert
Ten Dieth
Enihind
Wan
Robeno C Clark
Clark
James Grockett
Miss Clark
Free Press
Thos, Perryman
Mia Agnes Perryman
Taye Mua Pic
J. WH. Hacking
Plus of the Baptist Church
Pred Crewson
Mowat-Mittenhouse
New York
Mr. Mownut
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian National Railways
Union Station
Tororo
Prigay
Ie Puswager
Torontoe Miwich
Canadian Authors Association
Canada
MacDonald
Norval
Lo AM Montgomery Mis McDonald
Green Gull
Prince Edward Gland
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Romaine
Merry Makers
Primp
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Betty Lowrey
Wolice
Archie Keer
Frank Freeian
Art Gro. Lede
Stanley Strawner
Margaret Brown
Mian Achepon
Robert Kerr
Neville Harrop
Ak Bette
Louk Brownlow
Holand Mekachern
Herates Breck
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Brule Meena
Whe McDonald
Jude
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