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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
2
The notice explains that most subscribers prefer continuity and do not want interruptions before expiration. Subscriptions will not be carried as arrears for an extended period unless subscribers notify cancellation. Advertising appears in various column headings with application details.
The message urges Acton residents to continue their pledge to back the war savings campaign. Officials acknowledge delays but express confidence Actonians will meet and exceed the target through collective effort and timely signing up. Citizens are reminded to contribute now to ensure funds for equipment and victory.
More than 100,000 Canadian businessmen in food, seeds, livestock, poultry, cloth, yarn, clothing, millinery and footwear have received licence IDs and window licences under the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Almost 110,000 have applied. post-November 30 unlicensed buyers cannot obtain listed commodities. Licences and forms are available at post offices or from Regional Directors in major cities.
Editorial notes note December 1 as license deadline for Wartime Prices and Trade Board. address busy municipal interest with thirty to forty men at nomination meeting. Motor vehicle licenses go on sale December 1 with two months grace before penalties. Special convocation at University of Toronto will confer honors on David Williams of Collingwood for lifelong service and leadership in community and newspaper work.
The piece argues that social security programs should serve all Canadians, not privilege any group. It notes farmers subsidize urban unemployment and workmen’s compensation via higher prices and costs, while stressing Canada must adapt homegrown reforms rather than imitate Britain or the United States.
Office and residence listed on Knoy Avenue with Charles Street contact for auctioneers. Auction details indicate property and contact information in a formal sale notice.
Narrates Sir David Beatty's career from Gosport beginnings to command of the Grand Fleet in 1916 with notable actions at Jutland. Highlights his leadership, early battles, promotions, and later honors culminating in his death in 1986.
A fragmented timetable lists multiple daily and weekend service times with notes like Georgetown Guelph flyer entries and Sunday only late trains. The text shows early morning departures around 4 45 am and 6 28 pm with various city names and times.
The notice lists rail times for trips between Eastbound to Toronto and Westbound to London with several inconsistent entries. It notes daily service adjustments with exceptions for Sundays Saturdays and holidays.
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