18 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
1
Forty five farms across Halton and Wellington counties range from forty to two hundred acres. Contact BCE Real Estate Agent in Acton Ont to get the full list of properties including several homes. Phone 105 J Ap.
Problems in raising poultry and end producing eggs every month in the year overcome by practical methods taught in Shaw's Coldbbit Poultry Course. Hundreds of testimonials prove it. Write today and learn how to make money. Address Shaw Schools Poultry Dept Section O 46 Bloor West Toronto.
A Guelph showing at MACDON ALD'S offers Milady fashion and quality for fall and winter. The range includes exquisite fabrics and rich fur trims, with tailored coats available without fur and prices aimed to fit all budgets for upcoming occasions.
Assorted Chocolates in a large assortment with various flavored centres and fine coating. Regularly 40c and 50c, weekend special 32e. Also marshmallows and ice cream options advertised with delivery to any town location.
A dated notice covers anniversary services at Knox Church with Dr. J. B. Waters preaching, plus an Acton Town Hall mass meeting urging a big Yes on the Ontario Temperance Act first question. It details organizing committees, local church attendance, and speakers including Rev. J. Culp and Rev. H. G. Rough. It notes hotel and building plans, a band concert, and local business updates from Halton Grove Works and Hewetson Shoe Co. Improvements at Acton’s Halton Grove and Factory expansion are reported, along with societal notices.
The funeral for Rev J C Wilson of Weyburn was held Friday afternoon in Acton, with a large gathering. Ministers from Guelph Presbytery attended, including Rev Dr McQuirray, Rev John Little, and Rev J A Stewart, as friends and relatives traveled from Toronto, Kitchener, Milton, and other towns to pay tribute to a beloved minister who preached daily and died after returning home from evening services. The service emphasized gospel themes and featured a prominent open-casket showing, with many pallbearers and flowers honoring his memory.
The Presbyterian Synod of Toronto and Kingston plans annual meetings at Knox College. A Sept 34 evening address by Watermann flags Canada’s jubilee year. leaders urge support for the Ontario Temperance Act and repeal of alcohol controls, urging united action to reduce liquor traffic using the ballot.
A provincial government announcement details a two question plebiscite for Ontario voters on October 23. It asks if the Ontario Temperance Act should continue and if beer and spirits should be sold under government control in sealed packages. The aim is to secure clear public support for future policy.
Acton Ontario residents publish a correction letter addressing rumors about fire hose and pump equipment. They deny claims that life pumps were late or underperforming, stating pumps operated within 35 minutes and tested to higher pressures. The missive calls for publication to set the town straight and protect industry and citizens.
Electors of Acton V express deep sense of duty from a recent meeting on Prohibition. Henderson, president, urges strong united effort to back Ontario Prohibition Legislation for the sake of boys and girls, homes, and the province, requesting full support for the committee.
Acton residents and friends in nearby towns share visits and holidays. Many Toronto and Kitchener visitors spend weekends with Acton households, including the families of Harrison, Gambie, and Moonar, while local residents travel to Collingwood, Fergus, and Milton for visits and events. Several named individuals recover from illness, attend funerals, or relocate to Toronto as wartime ties continue.
The Sportman's Magazine introduces readers to Canadian hunting sketches and nature pieces. J Be Merrett describes a ideal bank for partridge shooting in Alberta, while W D Kiot and Martin Hunter contribute pieces on hunting and field life. Monthly features include rod and gun notes and new millinery displays at Minn Munny's.
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