Wallpaper sale an offer at ten cents a roll
Regular up to 1.60 for 75c at 10c a single roll. Neat stripe designs for bedrooms kitchens and dining rooms in 22 inch widths. A whole room of wallpaper will mean a very small outlay at this price.
10 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
1
Regular up to 1.60 for 75c at 10c a single roll. Neat stripe designs for bedrooms kitchens and dining rooms in 22 inch widths. A whole room of wallpaper will mean a very small outlay at this price.
An offer promotes Assorted Chocolates with Cream Caramel and Nougat centres. Regular prices 40c and 50c, weekend special 82c.
List of students promoted by term work across grades from Junior IV to Senior I and other transfers at Acton Public School. Notable names include Eva Wheeler Gordon Smith Dorothy Campbell Mabel Huard and Kathleen Kelly among many others. Autograph quill by True Blue Lodge of Acton to be auctioned July 12 at 3 30 in Johnstone Co window.
Town Hall hosts a July 12 dance with music from pirat elase, races at Branley Park feature Acton horses led by Lett and Batty K. at Class C. Knox Church reports 344 communicants and 11 new members. Halton Orangemen plan next week’s act in Acton with Oakville and Bronte lodges by special train. County Council boosts assessments by 3% and funds roads. Pic-nic by U F C and U F W O at Puslinch Lake includes races and a long lunch. Drayton Prisoner escape case involves L Fisher. Snowballing incident in Campbellville. Acton Band Concert pleased crowd. Winnipeg wedding of former Acton resident involves Blanche Earth Wiggins and Frederick Beatty Graham. large maple lumber sale by Nicholson Ghent Bros near Erin proceeds to export.
The Toronto Ladies defeated Acton 11 to 4 in a Park game at 3 PM. A picnic lunch followed as players toured the town by motor car. Earlier Terra Cotta beat Hendtson Hoyas 7 to 4 with Masters and a strong Terra Cotta pitcher. Brampton Hewatson Girls defeated Acton Hewatson 36 to 6 in a later Park game.
The Acton council prepared Monday evening to keep the 1924 tax rate at 44 mills. Estimates show school expenditures at 11 864.09 with 165 mills raised, waterworks debentures totaling 34318 86, cemetery and park costs, and allocations for street lighting and libraries. The plan outlines the rate components: Schools 16 mills, waterworks and sinking fund 4.8, general debentures and sinking fund 5.6, street lighting 6, notaries and allowances 0.8, Free Library 6, other expenditures 2.7, totaling 48.0 mills.
Rev. Josephus Culp, formerly of Tara, arrived Friday and led his first services Sunday in the new pastorate. Mrs. Culp and Trev were welcomed at the Parsonage on Willow Street as Latilox Aid members met there Friday evening.
The inquest into the unknown infant found under the culvert near Acton concluded with an open verdict. Crown Attorney Dick led the prosecution but no new evidence emerged. The jury said they could not identify who placed the body or determine natural death.
Nassagaweya Council met last Thursday and ordered payments to multiple workers including Wm B Moore Robt Inglis Alex Mitchell and J Marshall for snow shovelling underbrushing and grading. The session adjourned to August 4 at 30 o clock. A Garden Party by the Women's Institute was announced for August 1 with Hob Wilson & Co providing the programme.
The Acton column notes many visitors and residents away or returning, with people from Toronto Guelph London and Preston seen visiting Acton or hosting travel. Mentions James McDougall, Amon Mason, Miss Bertie Smith, Dr W H Lowry, Mrs Annie Somerville, Jack Kennedy, J A McGill, Miss Eleanor Mason, Miss Mary McPherson, and others attending or hosting in Acton and nearby towns.
The Acton local committee plans a major twelfth of July celebration with a parade expected to involve over forty lodges, bands and drum corps. Sports include softball and baseball games at 2.30 and 3.30, followed by a football match at 4.00 in the park, with an elaborate program and speeches by local clergy and officials and a grand parade route through Main Street to the park.
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