Ontario liquor law tightens as Seven oclock closure set
Ontario license board acts to end war era liquor sales by closing hours at seven each Saturday night with a plan for a permanent earlier closure. Ottawa reporter notes Halton County council funding for war relief and a new temperance push by provincial authorities to regulate sale, tax, and enforcement amid postwar recovery efforts.
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Land Velilay eventing the Honwol Knycbanidt 1 Banollt Boolaty
An enjoyable social in the Parish Hall honors Tro Hert. A decoratively festooned hall hosted many members and wives. An expanalent programme featured Brow A Warnes and others. Lunch followed. Bargt Coles delivered remarks praising Canadian troops and British wounded. Wreaths and tributes concluded a pleasant evening with a local church rector assisting.
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Halton County Fair Highland Band Vailed At Milton
Milton hosted the Halton County Fair with ideal weather drawing an attendance over 10,000. The event featured fruit displays and a notable crock of local produce, with a strong showing by ladies’ work and domestic arts. A missing band from Waralltoa disappointed attendees, while a September 10, 1918, contract dispute surfaced regarding pay and provisions for band members. About 400 Milton school pupils and 28 Horsby public shop students performed, with praise for organization from local officials and Agriculture Department representative L. Witson.
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Youth's Companion subscription offer and benefits
Advertisement promoting youth magazine The Youth's Companion, offering 1016 issues, free add ons, and lists of authors from Britain and America. Encourages new subscribers with a price and perks, including a calendar and extra stories.
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Seventieth Anniversary at Milton Churches Observed
Rev C W Draper of Milton led the seventieth anniversary observance at the Methodist Church with a large crowd and warm sermon on Matthew 19 26. Morning and evening services drew Baptist and Presbyterian attendees as Draper urged faith and unity. Special music, floral decorations, and generous offerings to the Church Improvements Fund, totaling 440 17, highlighted the day.
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Ask Your Doctor About Thle Food Formulie
Unintelligible ad claims a cereal loaf named Roman Meal with 30 percent whole wheat and 88 percent rye, promoted as tasteless massed bran and a remedy for constipation. It urges purchase at grocers for 10 or 25 cents.
Two Women Saved From Operations
Edmonton Alberta readers share medical relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. A sick reader avoided surgery and regained health, crediting the remedy and advising others similarly afflicted. Myra R. Cun of Beatrice Nebraska reports relief from ongoing back and side pain after refusing surgery and using the remedies.
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