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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
6
A fragmented 1920s Acton page lists Methodist and Presbyterian notices with pastors, Sunday school times, and community events, alongside ads for dressmaking, Ford cars, tanning services, auction sale of animals, and multiple farms for sale in Halton and Wellington regions.
A public meeting of Acton ratepayers will be held Thursday November 23 at eight o'clock in the town hall. Representatives of Thomson Rafter Co will attend. A full attendance is requested for discussion of quotations related to the Hy-Inn. Also included are notices for local furniture repair services and sales offerings by H. W. Kwnyon of Walloon Ave Acton Ontario.
A retail page highlights home furnishings and personal wearables for men and women. It advertises a wide range of items with value and satisfaction emphasized, noting affordable prices and practical selections for everyday living.
This week in men's heavy driving ulsters priced at $29.50 in Oxford gray close‑finished tweed. Built with storm collar flap pockets and back belt. Leather lining throughout with taped inner edges and adjustable wind strap on sleeves. Sizes 38 to 46. Substantial value at $20.50.
Marvellously good values in women's and misses' flannel frocks priced from 10 to 12.75 dollars. Sizes range from 16 years up to 42 bust, with smart styles featuring braid trimming and fancy stitching in henna, Copenhagen blue, navy blue and gray shades.
Email showcase highlights wonderful fur coats and a wide selection from the Women’s Fur Department. Consumers browse a range of styles and prices, with emphasis on quality and modern designs.
Time for wallpaper savings as this season's Ines reduced to small quantities. Broad selection of patterns in the clearance. Styles as desirable as those in full stock, often more so due to quicker depletion. Considerable sums may be saved by choosing now for future papering.
A fragment shows monetary figures including 1.50 1.35 225 1.75 15.00 and a location MILL STREET ACTON ONTARIO implying a price list or sale note. The readable pieces suggest a catalog or advertisement from a local Ontario area.
Injured by a 30 foot fall from an apple tree while picking fruit, Mayor Ted Cull of Mramaton WI seeks bed rest. The report notes a medical crew attending and mentions related events connected to the Prohibition conventions and a World Convention schedule in Taranta and nearby dates.
In Acton the Armistice memorial service was held at St Alban's Church with Rev H G Baugh in charge. The program featured a parade, a memorial wreath, and readings by local clergy and volunteers. the town hall and community hall hosted related events, including by-law discussions and by-law related meetings, with community groups participating in ceremonies and remembrance efforts.
Social and personal items from Tarente area list visits and stays by residents and friends. Names include Mya McNults in Tarente. Mrs Davie of Mitehall. Marwurrla Howart and Mina Jean McGodod in Tocudte. Dorothy Thewwa in Danang. Many neighbors, guests, and church notices, plus a home fire aid for Anderson Brothers near Trampton and local community salutations.
A record of the seventy seventh anniversary service of the Methodist Church led by Rev George W Barker. Attendees heard two sermons focusing on Paul and Moses with emphasis on redemption through God, church unity, and the minister’s long pastorate. The event featured praise, prayers, and remarks about church leadership and missionary work.
Court records detail charges of liquor violations and assaults with prior testimonies heard at Georgetown on a Saturday afternoon. Defendants faced magistrate and witnesses, with several cases arising from alcohol possession, unlawful sales, and disturbance, including a Halloween-related incident and a port-time revenue act charge.
A letter from the Memorial Committee to the Council details a transfer of 223.15 dollars for upkeep and a remaining balance of 483.15 dollars in the memorial fund. The committee states all memorial creation and maintenance costs are paid, with funds to be used for yearly upkeep and handed to the Council.
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