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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 23, 1924

Page

1

Church Schedule and Sermon Topics Announced

At 11 a m the minister speaks on The Reality of God and His Notion to Kon. At 3 p m a devotional session follows. Matthew Chapter XVIII is read at 4 p m Sunday School meets at 4.00 and 7 p m the minister speaks on Christ and the Individual. Strangers leaving address will be contacted by the Pastor. All are cordially invited.

Cinas Matthew Hsunday Behool Shaws C Poultry Courap Hondreda Moniala Bhawee Acton Eng St. Martin England

Distinctive Velour Coats Attract Attention In Town Ads

A brisk sales note touts distinctive velour coats priced at 25.00 with stylish trims and embroidery. Offers grey, tan, and brown models in sizes from 10 to 44 bust, highlighting value and novelty stitched details to entice buyers in town.

English Tailored Styles with Fur Collars Hit $35

Tailored English garments showcase large fur collars priced at 35 dollars. The sale emphasizes Whitneys cloths and heather-mixed tweeds with plaid backs. Strong winds defied by warm outerwear, offered at attractive values.

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Teddy Bear Coat Priced at 2400 Dollars

A youth fashion feature touts a long-piled Teddy Bear coat with clover packet arrangement and fancy stitching. The garment is presented as a splendid style choice, advertised at 2400 dollars with the claim that our lowest prices offer even more smartness.

Coats of Hy Lo Cloth Offered in Multiple Shades

Fabric advertisement describes Hy Lo Cloth coats priced at 24 and 35 dollars. Highlighted colors include sand taupe and French blue. Tailored lines with a swing of youthful freedom describe the style.

Cloth Coat Sale Shows Value Across Price Scale

Read as a promotional notice highlighting clothing coats priced up to 148 dollars, signaling good value at multiple levels of the price scale. The ad emphasizes affordable options and encourages shoppers to choose coats within a broad range of value.

Acton News Highlights Local Meetings and Traffic

The Acton chamber plans its next Thursday meeting with top matters on the agenda. A car blaze in Esqueaing leaves occupants uninjured after a ride into a ditch. The Halton County Children’s Aid Society holds its annual meeting at Gordon Home Milton with reports and elections. Voter sites and polling details are listed for subdivision No 1 and No 7. A motor traffic survey on the Toronto Barnia highway notes high volumes in a short window. O T A headquarters open for inquiries and ballot guidance. A Halloween parade plans include the Duke of Devonshire Chapter of the I O D E and prizes. Visit from Western businessman Mr Lashby described as returning to Canada with mixed reflections on his western success.

Children’s Aid Society Halton ‘County W. G. Lashby Townsend Montana Cwestern Lashy Canada

Assorted Chocolates Weekender Special Offer

Weekend special chocolates advertised with a one pound box option and bulk quantities. Promotional copy highlights a 40 count box and bulk pricing, emphasizing value and regular pricing.

Council to Sell Roney Building by Open Tender

Acton Council votes to advertise the old building for sale by open tender, with bids due October 30. The bylaw to borrow money for cement sidewalks passes. a new bylaw penalizes littering on town streets. Nassagaweya and local officials discussed road and waterworks works and related tenders and accounts.

Roney M. RE. Turner F. BE. Holmes HB. Thetford EL P. Bowman O.L Fairbanks- Morse Co James,Proctor and Redfern Redfern Board of Health Beardmore & Co Beardmore BE. J. O'Neil Acton Council Opera House Misa Murray Acton Croathary T. J. O'Neil Nicol E. Thetford Geo. Barber Huilding Lees Mil Street John Nichol F. Holmes Mesars James, Proctor & Redfern Vengine Ang Maine Garrod Council

Rod and Gun to Canada November issue teased

The Sportsman's Magazine features include Raymond Thompson's tale The Signs of the Fathers and Bonnycastle Dales le's wild animal pieces. Regulars J B Williams, Martin Huntar and WA Winnon contribute, with humor and adventure stories noted. Readers are urged to vote today on page 200,000.

Gortaman Rod and Gun Canada Raymond Thompson Bonnycastle Dales le Hubert Z. Black Haw Ynglich “Tander J B Willams Martin Huntar WA ‘Winnon

Plebiscite Rally Draws Young People to Knox Church

The Knox Church Young People Guild joined the Methodist Young People’s League in a Monday rally for Ontario temperance policy. Mr McKinney of Brampton urged responsible voting to strengthen and enforce the Ontario Temperance Act, describing conditions before and after its passage and stressing abstinence.

Young People's Guild of Knox Church Methodist Youngs People's League R ‘Okinney Peel County Prohipia Uon Ontario McKinnay Heshan Brampton Sander British Columbia Moderation League Toronto Mae Wilson Qguild Martha Orr A. T. Brown Nellie Reesor J. C. Matthews Knox Moore Stewart Near Miss Anderson Mise Marle Grindell Taylor Mckinney Ray Culp

Moonshine Camp Found on McKinnon Farm Leased to John D MaDonald

Police traced a moonshine operation on the McKinnon farm rear Nas angawaya leased for one year by John TD Mac Donald. Inspectors Reevely and McPherson searched the bush and found a camp with two barrels of smash. later Officer Floody joined a second expedition securing more evidence of illegal activity. An analyst examined a mask sample as investigations continue. This is the second outfit found on the same farm during McDonald's occupancy.

McKinnon Farm Nasangawaya John TD MacDonald The Law Reevely McPherson Floody Toronto McDonald

Prince of Wales Attends Alberta Live Stock Auction

The Prince of Wales visited the Ranch at Pekakko Alberta for the annual sale of pure bred live stock. About 2 090 attended as the Royal owner opened the event to the public. Top Shorthorn bull sold for 774 to Col Parnes of Oklahoma A B A. Auctioneer was J W Byrne. Officials included W J McDonald and Deputy Minister Saaskenshawn.

Pekiako Alberta Prince of Wales Hampshire Shropshire Col. Parnes Oklahoma A. B Princeton EL Crosa Ondley Ariultars Hovers Parse Association of Canada W. J. McDonald British Columbia Awd Agricul Ture Toy Saakenshawn J. W. Dyrne Iid

Big Plowing Match Draws 75 000 Fans to Brampton

The International Plowing Match at Brampton attracted 75 000 attendees with 40 000 on Friday and 18 000 on Saturday. Machines from Trelect and Varn showcased, while Eadie Timbers of Milliken won the sweepstakes for best plowed land and the supreme 94 championship. Veterans like James Campbell aged 92 and Henry Hood, among others, attended amid record crowd and strong exhibitors.

Lockie Wilson Trectr Brampton Parauhea Opterio Eadie Timbers Milliken Peel Woodstock Chatham James Campbell Walter Cation Snelgrove James. Johnston Halton Campbellville Andrew Hood Secatoro Johnnle Morgan Scarboro Amodg A. E. Payna Misgara-on-the-Lake Wilfred Timbers Stouffville Clack Young Atskew Barpla

Social and Personal Notes From Goargstown

Mr. Ernest A Brown and Mrs B Collier were seen among Toronto friends. Numerous residents visit or host in Toronto Hamilton Brampton Georgetown and Acton. Several locals travel to Aurora Wingham Chatsworth Fergus and Brant towns for work or family visits. A bank transfer and local moves mark the week with Mr Harold Rutcliffe reassigned to Kitchener and the Arnold family moving to Acton.

Ernest A. Brown Toronto Mra Collier Milas Ettie Dills Wil Robertson Hhopwoekima Telford Kenney Woodstock Emer Johnston Hamilton Mize Alice Jotmmteno Annie H Somerville Ming Margaret Bennett Mias Jean Kennedy Toronto University Angus Kennedy Gosiph

Mrs Join Wrigglesworth Celebrates 87th Birthday

Mrs Join Wrigglesworth of Ash grove marked her eighty seventh birthday on a Wednesday October 8 at the old home now occupied by Gleen Norman and family. The Wrigglesworth family and two of her sons Fred and Norman helped arrange the surprise with tokens and good wishes. Nearly two years ago Mr and Mrs Wrigglesworth celebrated their golden wedding and both are enjoying good health.

Join Wrigglesworth Ashgrove Gleen Norman Fred Norman Mar. Wrigglenworth

Mra Currie of Erin Township Dies After Long Life

The obituary notes the death of Mrs Lachlan D. Currie wife of Lachlan Currie in Erin township where she lived most of her life. She was the second daughter of the late Hugh McMillan and about seventy years old. The funeral included a public service at Everton Christian Church and will be at Everton Cemetery. A large gathering attended the plebiscite committee meeting in the Town Hall with Alderman J W Oakes and others speaking. The Erindistrict was described as temperance supportive with strong votes on the issue.

Erin Mra. Currie Lachlan D. Currie Hugh McMilien Erin Township Ufs Abe Mra Currie Everton Christian Church Everton Cemetery Town Hall Ald J. W. Oakes Guelph Ney Mr. Little Rockwood Miss Stephens Toronto Tha Awe

Young Doctor Trial sparks sarcasm over concussion testimony

In a court scene a young physician is summoned to testify on concussion symptoms as prosecutors jeer at his age. The exchange shows tension between medical evidence and courtroom bravado amid the case.

Canadian wool clip tops 12 million pounds valued at 4 million

A Dominion bulletin reports this year 12 000 000 pounds of wool valued at 4 000 000 will be produced with the highest quality in years Half of the wool is expected to stay in Canada for manufacturing Export totals from last year show the United States bought 31 000 000 pounds and Great Britain 706 028 pounds Government grading and cooperative marketing handle 100 percent of the clip

Canada Dominion Department of Agriculture Bulletin Cansola Dominion United Histes Urcat Bettain Co-optratlus

Canadian farmers chase U S wheat cost contrasts

Agriculturists in Canada show strong interest in Washington reports on hard spring wheat costs. The price range in the United States last year was 86 cents to 1.19 per bushel while Canada saw 6 1 2 to 1.19.

Canada Washington, D. C United States

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