Coat Reductions Offer Savings in Guelph This Season
Promising all around usefulness through summer and fall, the sale features Nifty Tweed Coats regularly up to 24.75 now 11.95 with sizes 16 to 42. Black Satin and Black Bengaline Cord coats priced 19.75 to 34.75, Charmeen and Poiret Twill up to 35.00 now 24.75, Charmeen up to 45.00 now 29.75 for large sizes 40/4 to 46 14.
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Guelph
Charmeen and
Poiret Twill Coats
Second conversion plea ends with renewed liquor bid
Phil Forbes, once released from the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph after nine months as a fugitive, seeks clemency and a ticket of leave from Police Magistrate Moore. Despite promising reform, Forbes and an associate were later found manufacturing liquor in Burwash, receiving a year at the reformatory and a heavy fine. authorities deny further clemency, with continued imprisonment likely.
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Phil Forbes
Ontario
Guelph
Moore
Moore Acton
Acton Police Cours
Phil Rbes
Hérbes
Reforma
Ccuse
Tvo
Reevely
Forbes
Wiliam Swanson
Ontario Reformatory
Burwash
Phil
HP. Moore
Acton
Philip Forbes
Soiree at Knox Church and Local Meetings
Knox Church Ladies Aid hosts a Monday evening soiree in the church classroom with admission 25 cents. The Duke of Devonshire Chapter LO.D.E. holds its monthly meeting June 1 at Mrs. Amos Mason’s home on Bower Avenue.
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Knox Chuirch Knox Church Ladies’ Aid
Duke of Devonshire
The
Lo.d.e
Amos Mason
Bower Avenue
John McLean
Toronto
Manlcalm BreLean
Holiday Visitors Crop Up Across Acton Town
Numerous residents hosted and visited friends and relatives from Toronto Guelph London and Aurora during the holiday week. The list includes Miss Nellie Hynds Miss Jean Kennedy Mr. Harold Cash Dr Elmer Henderson and many others from nearby towns sharing time with Acton families and attending local events.
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Harold Cash
Toronto
Alberta Brown
Aberfoyle
Acton
Empire Day Concert Observed With School Grades
Empire Day was observed with a school concert in the Town Hall. The program lists recitations, songs by pupils, dances, a flag exercise, prizes, and several class performances from First to Fourth Book, with mentions of honorees and performers.
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ChRoras
Canada
W. J. Reid
Board of Trustees
Gordon, Cook
George Tyler
Harvey Harvard
William Hall
Wm. Johnstone
Duke of Devonshire
John Peel
Dustman
George Mason
Viola Masales
Lotlie Lea
Tasa Gibbons
Coin McNeaph
Carney Byrne
Gordon Titua
Murray Smith
Lloyd Bruce
Arthur Gamble
Leonard Watson
IO. D. B
Eang
Kathleen ‘Oloxale
Helen Onetrander
Bert Hinton
Fusay
General Brock
Katherine Stewart
Mary Gibbone
John Mellon
Red Crow
Bedsle Rawlings
Bobble Hall
Jane Elaon
Marlon Higby
Helen Campbell
Irene
el- Firatook
Helen Evans
Ethel Woods
Jean Lambert
Wilma Henson
Obituary Notes for Nelson Hume and Eramosa Heffernan
Obituary notices report Robert Hume of Nelson Township and Dennis Heffernan of Eramosa Township have died after long illnesses. Hume, in his early sixties, lived in Arkell and later Guelph, survived by his widow and one daughter. Heffernan, born in Eramosa and living in Guelph for 30 years, died aged about 61, survived by his widow and four sons and two daughters.
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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 At Grace Church Milton
The fourth annual festival drew over 120 clergy and choristers to Grace Church Milton for a reverent service and deanery meeting. The program featured Hark Hark My Soul and Magnificat Nune Dimittis with Taylor and Woodward. Rt Rev Bishop Owen gave an inspiring address and Kathleen Henson excelled at the organ. Visiting clergy included Caron Smiths Grout Tebbs Down and others from Oakville Burlington Georgetown Waterdown Streetsville Campbellville Hamilton.
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Taylor
Woodward
Henson
Kathleen. Henson
Owen
Caron Smiths
Grout
Oakville
Tebbs
Burlington
T. Wuase
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
Police Court reports show counsel applying for clemency for bootlegger James Forbes who faced a 2000 dollar fine and a Burwash Reformatory sentence given May date. A May 21 letter from the Attorney General’s Department confirms the clemency request was not granted.
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James Forbes
Moore
Attorney- Generals Department
No Favors With Waterworks Bills
Regular council session with Finance Committee report approving general accounts for Nunn Bishop Gleave Williamson McCann McDonald and others. By law changes discussed on Queen Street Hill Hall area and stop signs. Water arrears reviewed and plan to cut service for long unpaid accounts. metres to be repaired and uniform system to collect rates.
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Queen Street
Rth
Wilbur Street
Phang
Bower Avenue
Fairview Cemetery
Fairview Avenue
Gunner Moore
F. E. Holmes
C. E. Parker
Victorian Ave
Toby Aled
Squires
Toronto
Main Street
County
McPherson
Mason
Reid
Mr. Reid
Bannockburn Women's Institute Elects new officers
The Bannockburn Women's Institute held its annual meeting at Mrs. Thomas Moffatt's home on May 12. Miss Edna B Mussell was elected president with Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and Mrs. Samuel Lindsay as vice presidents and Mrs. Wilson Wiley as secretary treasurer. A committee was formed to approach trustees of Bannockburn School for improvements. Lunch followed after the National Anthem. The next meeting is set for June 16 at Mrs. D. Morrison's home.
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Bannockburn Women's Institute
Thomas Moffatt
Treasury
Tollows
Edna Bf. Mussell
Thomas Kennedy
Samuel Lindsay
Treay
Wilson Wiley
Anthony
Morrison
Lindsay
Russell
Cree
Miss Teen Moffatt
Edna M. Russell
A. G. Clarridage
Aev V. Donovan
Terview
Bunpockburn School
D. Morrison
Acton Crossroad
Tempered feet and pasture mornings described in reminiscence
A reflective piece recalls spring chores and the frustration of chasing a stubborn fly across a ten acre pasture. The speaker contrasts tempering patience with the simple hunger for a halter and a bite of oats, capturing rural life.
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