Community notes celebrate Victoria Day and park upkeep in Acton
Residents enjoy Victoria Day in Acton Park with praise for its upkeep and plans for a new grandstand. The piece urges community effort to fund improvements while highlighting the arena’s fresh paint and the park as a key visitor site. A second section contrasts national diplomacy with personal responsibility, arguing for internal harmony to prevent reliance on UN machinery and avoid war.
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Acton Park
Acton's
Ontario Quebec tax accord urged by Premier Kay
Premier Drew Kay of Napanee Quebec urges Ontario to reach a tax agreement with Ottawa only after a Dominion provincial conference is held. He notes other provinces have signed meanwhile and hopes Ontario and Quebec settle with the Dominion to end current uncertainty.
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Ontario
Quebec
Ottawa
Napanee
Beaver Napanee
Qnty
Drew Kay
Dominion
Macdonald Calls for Interprovincial Conference
Premier Macdonald urges a wise, sane procedure proposing a conference between all provinces and the central government to iron out differences and decide policies.
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Macdonald
On the Eve of Change in the Business World
A merchant predicts a shift as consumer goods become plentiful after wartime demand. He notes salesmanship and customer goodwill will regain importance as inventories build and replace depleted stock. A manufacturer’s letter urges care, courtesy, and personal service to customers as vital to profits.
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Acura
Theo
Nova Scotia Coal Strike Seeks Production Alongside Wages
The settlement of the Nova Scotia coal strike calls for a production schedule and wage increase. High prices stem from reduced production hours and slower food output, not only higher wages. Efficiency and output in the workday are urged to sustain market competitiveness and fair consumer prices. Maeltifer is credited, with emphasis on the human factor and labor efficiency to improve conditions.
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Nova Scotia
Maeltifer
Editorial notes on public policy and liquor licenses
The piece argues about how authorities rely on the data they hold and notes that some talk too much about little. It reflects on a disappointing weekend, rising municipal costs, and the lack of tax relief while detailing liquor license office actions and licensing figures in Ontario cities.
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W. T. Robb
Lister License Board
Ontario
Toronto
Ottawa
Windsor
Liquor License Board
Westison Transit Schedule Fragments Include Odd Hours
Incomplete listing shows a timetable with daily and weekday closures, early morning and evening departures, and special Saturday Sunday notes. Mentions services at Guelph and various times such as 12.09 a.m. and 6.15 p.m.
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Westison
Sunda
Uagstop
Fler
Guelph
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Eddreda
Columan Beadlige
Garloy
Caile
Huelece Offica
Nealdsuce
Unite
United States
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Burt
By. WM. Shilman Rt
A. T. Brown
Free Press Office
Repaira
MAD
Bativuret
Towonto
Eotte Tiawy Ueay
Osmpball
Wedasudsy
Pra Bsc
Canaal
Maine
California
W. G. C. Kenney
Whhyeham and
Sergees
J. 4. McNives
Symon Block
Mill Street
Offics
Phenibe
Dk. D. A. Garrett
Frederick Street
Atlas
Dr. Nelson
Bttice
A. J. Buchanan
George A. Sierrs
Frederick
Actos
C. F. Leatherland, B.A. Actoy
Barristar
Wallchter
Nefary Publis Lasuer
Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Jenkins & Saudy
Metropolitan
Victoria St
D.-Young
V.S
B.v.sc
Brookville
F. G. Oakes, V.S
B.vsc
Veterinary Surgeon Office
Knox Avenus Acton
REAL
Willoughby
Canada
Kent
Georgetown
Tom Hewson
Stratford
Landyn
Halidays
Lo Kitchener
Canadian National Railways
Jim Dad Yee
Daty Flyer
Roland Haines
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