Gard of Thanks and Sale Notice from Acton Area
The undersigned expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends in Acton and vicinity for kind help and generous support during the loss of our home. Also announces a sale of 46 farings in Halton Dy, from 40 Ave, phone 108.
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Acton
W. J. Ritchie
Parms
Halton Dy
Archie
Wit McGregor
Wales
France
Brandon
Man
Bring on Your Cold Wave Mr Weatherman
The ad urges readers to prepare for cold weather with warm clothes from MacDonald’s. It highlights affordable options around $25 including Teddy Bear cloth, velours, and fur accents. Sizes range from 6 years to 44 bust, promoting sensible, fashionable outerwear to avoid colds.
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Mr. Weatherman
MacDonald
Light Lunches Warm Evenings Feature Beverage
Fragments describe enjoying a warm drink or light lunch during cool evenings. Mentions a hot claret punch and delivery of cream in bulk or brick locally.
Acton Hlah School Field Day Triumph Despite Rain
The annual Field Day at Acton Hlah School in the Park last Saturday afternoon showcased forty events with creditable skill and endurance amid showers. Winners include M. Dron A Henderson S Mackie R Henderson N Harrop in events such as high jump and running broad jump, with junior and senior boy categories noted.
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Acton Hlah
Senor
R. Henderson
N. Hartrop
Q. Bell
M. Dron
A.’ Hoenderson
G. Huffman
Boya
Dunn
C. Ball
N.harrop
King of Bootleggers Forbes Fined and Jailed in Ontario
Chief McPherson presses Ontario Temperance Act action against Philip Forbes once dubbed the King of Bootleggers for selling liquor in Kaquang township. Forbes faces a $1,000 fine and six months in prison with an additional six months on default, after prior convictions and surveillance by provincial and Dominion authorities.
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McPherson
Philip Forbes
James
Forbes
Waller
Russell
Aine
Nquorin Acton
Heenme
Acton
Moore
Phil’ Forbes
Kaqueang
T. A. Hutchinson
Milton
Forbea
Shim
Endanvors
Youthsel Mala
Aciused
Chiswan
Jal Forbes
Magistrats
Social and Personal Notes From Acton and Nearby
Social and personal notices list residents visiting relatives and returning from trips to Toronto Guelph Dundas Bracebridge and Oakville. Several moves births engagements and a church appointment are noted including Rev J E B Toda invited to George Street Church Peterborough. Marginal details on illnesses and family travels appear throughout.
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Angua Kennedy
Guelph
Ernest, Brown
Toronto
Margaret Bennett
Myrtle Dills
George Rudman
Thomas O'Brian
Acton
Jessia McNabb
T. Brown
C.H. Harrison
Orangeville
Charles
John Moore
Mias Ruth
Dundas
James Moore
Edwin Murray
Kitchener
A. J. Murray
Charles Allan
Windgor
John Wood
Lork
Mra
Wood
Bart Mowat
Sudbury
Bank of Montreal
Nell McDonald
Hastings
Donald
Hubert Mann
Fergus
W.T. Burt
Lake Avenue
Bundy
A. Kannawin
J. McPherson
A. Macdonald
W. A. Laaby
Grand Valley
J. G. Sharp
Sharp
Peter Binnie
Catedon
D. H. Young
Charles Wilson
Tauronto
Rockwood
Tienda
Robt. Harrison
Lawvine
W. Small
Mee Marguerits
Gordon Amall
Kilbride
J. EB. Toda
Dydiln Street Methodist Church
Gueinh
Girls and Boys Relay Races Highlight School Meet
A school track event features girls three legged and girls and boys relay races with participants named including Lillian Byrne Hasel Smith Joe Woods Robbin Hall athlesa McCoomb Oral Chambers Thora Cook Nora Wacenhopys Hagel Smith Lucy Golda Murray Smith Harald Wwitser Gar don trann Giela Relay Race Fourth Book and Boys Relay Race Fourth Book. Principal Mrs Edna Afon and teachers Hood Tradals coordinate the program with committees and officials listed.
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Lillian Byrne
Hasel Smith
Boye
Joe Woods
Robbin Hall
Athlesa McCoomb
Oral Chambers
Thora Cook
Boya
Raos
George Cok
Melvin Locker
Donald Mann
Giela
Harry Fentral
R. MM. MacDonald
Sahealis Wi
XK. Graham
Publia Bahuol B
Henlor Waye
lNcereerated Ray
A. A. Mipwart
BoPharaan
Hentok Girie
RaVi
J. Culp
George Mann
H. P. Moore
Hueys—Ney
G. L. Haugh
Lawrence Williama
G.dratthane
Olrie—Roev
McReney
J. A. McNiven
N. B. Moore
Hov
W. H. Howard
Nelson
Frank Gamble
Clarke
Roys
Mam! Hood
Qurin
Misa Tisdale
Minnie Moora
Ribbup Siswird
Mide
Acton Chamber Delegation Scores Train Stop Victory
A delegation from Acton Chamber of Commerce urged the Canadian National Railway to resume stopping Train No 6 at Acton. Officials Horning and Wilson met. a letter confirms Train No 3 will stop at Acton at 6 00 p m, with stops at Georgetown and Parkdale, and arrival in Toronto.
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Brown
Mill Street
Roy. Rindldy
Acton Bohsiaber
Commarog
Canadian National’ Railway
Acton
Toronto
Charien E. Horning
Wilson
Montreal
Wee
Secratary
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. N. H. Garden
Boecratary
Acton Chamber of 7 Commerce
Birt
Acton Chamber of Commerce
Georgetown
Crampton
Wes Toronto
Parkdale
Union Station
U. B
Hqrnma
Adowtant
Chamber of Commates
Canadian National Orfvinte
Georgestown
L. Starkman
Woodhall
Malin Street
Alarkman
Roney
Bintan
Dutta
Mr. Roney
Bia
Aldewalka
Canadian National Railway
Park Avenue
Brock
Knox Avenues
Capuchin-Fairbanks-Morse Ca
Ingles & Hunter
Altig Chambers
Cornel
It is a Crime to Suggest the Proposed Change
Vancouver speaker Dr. J Cutloaky urges Ontario style temperance policy. He cites British Columbia experience under Government Control, challenges liquor bootlegging, warns against Ontario voters embracing a similar change, and appeals to Acton residents to support the Ontario Temperance Act.
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W. W. Peck
Vancouver
3. C
Ontario
Lloyd George
Can
United States
House of Commone
America
Great Britain
United
Canada
Gret
British Columbia
Quebec
Hiad
Moderation League
Ngain
Mesaura
Gaya
Hmited
Columbia
Lyllah Columbia
Alberul
More Georges
Acton
Morahanty
British
Dritiah
Pnt
Provincy Gxid
Dritieh
Tning
Kamidops
Nell McGill
MecGill
Fullen
Kamloops
Madera
H. CW
Hiltish Columbia
Hauer
Ula
muQlta
Nike
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Te Thetford
Duyla
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L. Gregory & Son
Macdonal
Raccoon Colla
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Guelps
STOBE
Neilson
Collern
Harry Harrison
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Phil Forbes
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Betlor
J. Dunn
Ball
Henderson
A. Handerson
C. Bell
W. Reid
B Madkis
Jurflar Boys
A. Henderson
Bentor
Roye
J.,dunn
O. Bell
FR. Henderson
C. Henderson
E. Gamble
Mackie
N. Harrop
Hep
S. Mackie
Stenderson
G. Hoffaan
R. Hénderson
W. Hea
8. Mackie
A. Hender
Hoys
H. Henderson
Melvin Drow
Arthur Henderson
Benior
R. "Henderson
Cc. Bell Avnla
Jonioy
Margaret Grindell
Mary Chaimera
Helen Coxe
Alice Hodgson
Gwen
Margaret Crinnell
Athel James
Mary Chalmers
Penlor
Gwen Maddock
Olive Cooper
Margaret Grindoll
Font
Ethel James
Beatrice Blair
Alice Hodgsop
Olive Precious
Bantor
Alice Hodgzon
Halen
Gwen Minddiock
Mary Chalmery
Olive Previous
Janior
Gils
Oliva
Cooper
Alles Hodgson
Ward Dash
Junior Olet
Aargaret
Grindell
John Woadge
Aenior Girig
Helen MacDonald
A Hodgson
Beatrice High
Funior
Addie Hurst
Allee Hodgson
Halen MacDonald
Margaret Tee
Indhea
Ethel Area
Inahee
Weer
Eadock
Houyed
Anad Aliog Hodgson
Oliva Precious
the James
Margaret Getadell
Mabel
Holmes
Gordon ‘Cooper
Mien Ryder
Margaret Helen
Robert Werrgh
Whitney Hilllmer
Gov. Hillmer
Hillmer
Oakville
Nora” Wacenhopys
Hagel Smith
Lucy Golda
Murray Smith
Harald Wwitser
Gardon Trann
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Vancour
Council
Millard Main Street
Counal
Meera Barber
American-Lalanap Co
Vupulan
Fides Passo
Geo. Edwards
Bell -Telephonaian
Ute Hydro
Electric Commission
Nae Hydro Electria Commission
Hyhting
Jas
Symon
Acton Ball
H. M. Farmer
J. Wallace
N.forbes
Hydra -Electric Commission
Pawoe
Hydra Electrics
Fiydro Electric
We. Reid
Bell Telephone Co
Jos
Bymon
Cripps
Cartage
Cag
Knox Church
J. Cutloaky
Brown's Drug Store
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