Tipson Touring Wen s Trowel Authority on Headlights
The article gives simple car headlight safety tips for drivers. Check low beams, then highway beams. ensure proper alignment. clean dirty lenses and reflectors. inspect wiring if lights are erratic. verify parking and stop lights. carry spare fuses. It also notes Canadians ate about 1 4/5 quarts of strawberries in 1952.
Myths and Facts About Fatigue and Work_Output
A compact review of fatigue myths and practical tips. Nap studies from the Readers Digest suggest 30 minutes may substitute for three hours of night sleep. Relaxed rest can help energy. small tensions wear you down more than large ones. morning decisions tend to be more reliable than evening ones.
Canadian Farmers Dag Out In 1952 Agriculture Losses
A historical note shows Canadian farming operations in 1952 totaling 1 949 900 000 dollars in losses or negative results. The fragment references broad agricultural economics within that year.
Simple Plan for Dressing Table from Window
A DIY dressing table idea uses a square window as the base. Build a top valance, a shelf above, and narrow side shelves with bright shelving paper. Use the shelf for combs mirrors and small items while side shelves hold dolls photos and trinkets. Canadian industry note follows.
Homes For Birds Decorate Garden
Birds seek nesting sites and a garden offers ready possibilities. A long established firm offers 50 different bird houses designed to suit various species. A newly set out house may not attract tenants immediately but will likely prove useful next spring.
Acton Gun Club rediscovered in old photograph
A late 19th to early 20th century Acton Gun Club portrait shows members including William Stark T. T. Moore Jake Bauer Charlie Quinner and John Bauer. The note recalls rabbits plentiful, clay targets, live bird shoots, and park traps echoing autumn duck hunting sounds.
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Acton
Frank McIntosh
William Stark
Storey Glove Co
T. T. Moore
Acton Public School
Jake Bauer
Charlie Quinner
Rygguk
John Bauer
Treat
Plastic Curtains Bring Modern Decor to Homes
An article extols plastic curtains for living room and bedroom use with textured damask, floral prints, sheer options, and ruffled sheets. They are affordable, easy to pair with modern or period decor, and offer elegant looks at low cost, suggesting broad market appeal. A final note mentions newsprint could cover a highway 25 feet wide.
Buy of the Year Bonds Offer Easy Terms and Safe Returns
Gordon Oder of the Bank of Montreal in Acton promotes the new Canada Savings Bonds going on sale next Monday. They offer 3 percent annual interest with easy payment: 5 percent down on a 50 bond or 5 on a 100 bond, and the balance in monthly installments over a year. Bonds are redeemable at face value anytime with interest to the end of the prior calendar month. The issue provides a strong personal savings option backed by the government.
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Gordon Oder
Bank of Montreal
Acton
Mr. Oder
Oder
New Wrought Iron Decor Brightens Living Rooms
The piece notes that wrought iron decor shifts from garden use to indoor spaces this year. It highlights colored iron furniture and trims inspired by New Orleans French Quarter, with hues such as green aqua rose coral gray and antique ivory and wood ensembles in maple pine and mahogany.
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New Orleans
Christian Mission UN Work Topic at St Pauls Church Auxiliary
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society at St Pauls United Church met at Miss Hume's Martin Street home to discuss Christian missions and the United Nations. Five members led a dialogue on UN agencies with a chart of its main organs, while Mrs George King presided and reports from departments were shared. Mrs J E Taylor reported on Korea clothing aid, and a fall Sunday program announced Mrs F McNair as speaker for a thank offering event.
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Christian Missions
Unite Ed Nations
Women's Missionary Society of
St. Paul's United Church
United Nations
Miss Hume
U.S
George King
J. E. Taylor
Korea
WMS
Dominion Board of the Women’s Missionary Socety
Auxiliary
Before Buying a Lot Consider Neighborhood and Services
When buying land assess surrounding area character nuisance factors and proximity to shops churches parks and facilities. Check availability and payment of public utilities and services. Consider school accessibility especially elementary schools and traffic conditions on the proposed building street.
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Tipson
Eigg
Chinchilla
Mildred Bell
Robt. R. Ramilton
Optometrist
ST. George's Square Guelph
Mr. E. P. Head
Dominion Amoleum
Armstrong's Nairn's Dominion
Dumont
A. T. Brown
Vancouver
Toronto
Family Outfitters
Post Office
Christian Mission U.N