Coat Clearance Offers Big Savings for Summer to Fall
Retail ad promotes coats at Guelph with liberal savings. Nifty Tweed Coats priced up to 24.75 now 11.95, Black Satin and Black Silk Bengaline Cordals from 19.75 to 34.75, Charmeen and Poiret Twill up to 35 now 24.75, Charmeen up to 45 now 27.50 to 29.75 for large sizes 40 to 46.
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Guelph
Charmeen and
Poiret Twill Coats
Phil Forbes Seeks Early Release After Reformatory Plea
Phil Forbes writes Police Magistrate Moore from Ontario Reformatory at Guelph seeking leniency and early release after a six month sentence and fine. He later resumes illegal liquor production, is convicted again, and returns to Burwash Reformatory for a year. The Attorney General denies clemency.
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Phil Forbes
Ontario
Guelph
Moore
Moore Acton
Acton Police Cours
Air
Phil Rbes
Soiree at Knox Church and Local Notices
Knox Church Ladies Aid hold a Monday evening soiree in the church classroom on May 31 with admission set at 25 cents. Also announced are the Duke of Devonshire Chapter LO.D.E monthly meeting at Mrs. Amos Mason’s home on June 1, and nearby civic items including Dundas Street highway paving request by the Galt Chamber of Commerce.
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Alex. Cripps
Hia
Frederick Street
Kerr
Knox Chuirch Knox Church Ladies’ Aid
Duke of Devonshire
The
Lo.d.e
Amos Mason
Bower Avenue
Dundas Street
Galt Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Galt-Hamilton Highway
Clappison's Corners
Ontario
Toronto
Holiday Visitors Spread Across Acton Town
Dozens of Toronto and Ontario towns residents spent the holiday in Acton visiting relatives and friends. Notables include Miss Nellie Hynds from Toronto, Mr. James Ross and Mr. Ross Allan from Toronto, Miss Alberta Brown from Aberfoyle, Dr. Elmer Henderson from Aurora, and Miss Jean Kennedy from Toronto University, among many others visiting Acton households. Local exchanges note several Acton residents traveling to Hamilton, London, and Toronto for gatherings.
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Ontario Department of Agriculture
South Wellington
E. ‘Parkinson
Eramosa
Henry Leachman
Puslineh
Wm. Argo
Eden Mills
W. A. Gray
Eramosa Red
D. Moore
James Young
D. J. Sinclair
Erin Townaship
Wellington
Lesy
Kk. H. Clemens
Wellington County
James Ross
Toronto
Alberta Brown
Aberfoyle
Acton
Jean
Margaret Vieoy
Calvin
Empire Day Concert Prepares Town Hall Program
Empire Day observance featured a school concert at Town Hall with selections by choral groups, recitations, dances, and songs. awards and recognitions were presented by Mrs. Wm. Johnstone and the Duke of Devonshire's foundation officials.
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Canada
W. J. Reid
Board of Trustees
Carney Byrne
Pliaglet
Empire Day
Lorraine Wilson
Lilian Woodhall
Gordon, Cook
George Tyler
Harvey Harvard
William Hall
Wm. Johnstone
Duke of Devonshire's
John Peel
George Mason
Viola Masales
Lotlie Leatham
Helen
Ostrander
John McGechie
Save the King
Gordon’ Curie
Melvin Lacker
Don Cacher
Bu ‘Sen
John Kerr
Bert Hinton
Tasa Gibbons
Colin McNeabh
Gordon Titus
Murray Smith
Lloyd Bruce
Arthur Gamble
Leonard Watson
IO. D. B
Eany
Kathleen ‘Oloxale
Helen Onetrander
Eusay
General Brock
Katherine Stewart
Mary Gibbone
John Mellon
Bedsle Rawlings
Bobble Hall
Jane Elaon
Marlon Higby
Helen Campbell
Trene
el- Firatook
Helen Evans
Ethel Woods
Jean Lambert
Wilma Henson
Obituary Robert Hume of Nelson Township and Dennis Heffernan
Obituary notices report the deaths of Robert Hume aged about 62 of Nelson Township formerly of Halton County farms, and Dennis Heffernan a longtime Eramosa resident who had lived retired in Guelph. Surviving relatives include a widow and children for both.
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Ilinness
Robt. Hume
Nelson Township
Halton’ County
Guelph General Hospital
Mr. Hume
Arkell
Guelph
Niver
Eramosa
Dennis Heffernan
Eramosa Township
Hegelth
Mr. Heffernan
Halton Anglican Choral Festival Draws Clergy
The fourth annual Halton Anglican Choral Festival was held at Grace Church Milton with 120 clergy and choristers in procession and service. The program featured refined singing including Hark Hark My Soul and Magnificat with Te Deum, led by Mr. Henson andKathleen Henson on the organ, followed by an address by Rt. Rev. Bishop Owen and a ladies’ repast. Visiting clergy from Oakville Burlington Georgetown Waterdown Streetsville Campbellville and Hamilton attended the deanery gathering.
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Taylor
Woodward
Henson
Kathleen
Owen
Caron Smiths
Grout
Oakville
Down
Tebbs
Burlington
T. Wase
Georgetown
E. Slack
S. Bennetts
Waterdown
R. J. Perry
Streetsville
F. Andrews
Campbellville
C.B. Kenrick
J. Samuel
G. Thompson
Hamilton
Clemency sought for bootlegger Forbes denied
Application by Forbes counsel for clemency was refused by the Attorney General's Department. Forbes had been fined 2000 dollars and sentenced to Burwash Reformatory on May 6. Police Magistrate Moore noted a May 21 letter stating clemency was not granted.
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Attorney- General
Forbes
James Forbes
Moore
Attorney- Generals Department
No Favors With Waterworks Bills
Councillors met in regular session with Reeve Mason presiding. The Finance Committee urged payment of several accounts for gravel labor cemetery insurance and gas. By laws were read and a street closure approved. Water arrears were reviewed with plans to cut service for long overdue accounts and metering reforms to ensure equitable collection.
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Reeve -Mason
Queen Street
Rth
Wilbur Street
Phang
Bower Avenue
Fairview Cemetery
Fairview Avenue
Gunner Moore
F. E. Holmes
C. E. Parker
McPherson
Coxe
Victorian Ave
Squibes
Toronto
Main Street
County
Mason
Reid
Mr. Reid
Bannockburn Women's Institute Elects Year Officers
Miss Edna Russell elected president at the Bannockburn Women's Institute annual meeting held May 12 at Mrs. Thomas Moffatt's home. Officers named include Miss Edna Mussell as president and Mrs. Wilson Wiley as secretary treasurer. A committee will interview Bunockburn School trustees on needed improvements. Lunch followed, next meeting June 16 at Mrs. D. Morrison's home.
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Edna Russell
Wilson’ Wiley
Bannockburn Women's Institute
Thomas Moffatt
Treasury
Tollows
Edna Bf. Mussell
Thomas Kennedy
Samuel Lindsay
Treay
Wilson Wiley
Bunpockburn School
D. Morrison
Acton Crossroad
Wadnealay
Tempered mornings and old farm chases recalled
A reflective vignette recalls spring mornings on a farm with a farmer chasing flies and preparing the starter. The narrator notes endurance and humor in rural life amid routine chores and observations of labor.
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