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- TRU•RSDAY,'-APRIL -3rd, 1041
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THE LU KN W SEN'i'`m
Lyceu
Theatre
NGHAM
Show starts at #"'p.m. eccept.
Satueda , Saturday night
two shows at 7.45 and 9.45 p.m.
Thursday,Friday,atur
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April' 1O 1I 1.
• SPECIAL..
'DUNGANNON
.,Signe o .} Spring Mud, toPR
e
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trees,
roller bkti:tes and skinned knees.
Mrs.•C. 0, brown 'spent the week-
end in London, • s'
.Mrs and Mrs. •Frank Johnston- and
Thelma visited .Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Mole.
'Kr. and Mrs. Arthur' .Elliott, Mar-
'keret
Mar=
'keret.'and Miss- Betty Elliott visited'
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. M.
-11'IcLean, Goderic1.' ,
of
'=•r .tech.
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Oliver Pa gmai , ay.
the Ii.C:A.I`. tit Port Albert Hoapital;
:formerly,. of • Saskatoon, spent_ the
=week -end at .the home. of, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Fowler. • , .
jm ai. Barney •,Beninger' of .'Wingha>k1i
sbee,n engaged at the Eedy t -
'other: Shop.: He' is ,at present board-
ing 'with, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Durnin
utrtil arrangements are .made' for Mr:,
•'and' Mrs..Beninger-to move -here. •
Mr. and' -Mrs.Wilfred Pentland
'!;pent 'a few days in Toronto recent-'
ly,
Miss Helen Mason; Bowmanville,
: l -a. v ed''her friend Miss Flora
Duintn from a convention et,
Toronto
to spend .the week -end. with Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Durnin. Miss Flora Dur-
nin. is -nit' Stratford this week.
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The Story of oil men,with
theft
loves, fights and laughter. ..
Also. . "News" . r
35c
Admission—Adults
Children.' 20c
Matinee. Sat. afternoon 2:34, •
Matinee Admission—Adults 25c
Children . 15r.
Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday
A ri'l :14 1:5 16:
MYRNA LpY'
M'ELVYN .DOUGLAS
"THIRD FINGER,
LEFT HAND";
A• delightful comedy in which
Myrna Loy pretends to be`
'married to hold her job.,
Also:
"Australia at War"
This March of Time deals with
the part : Australia is `playing'
in ' the Pacific crisis today. - -
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The April meeting of'•the United
Church'. W. 'M. S. took place on Y Fri -
da in the 'basement of the church,
,•v'hich 'was the Easter meeting: Mrs.
Elliott presided .for •the devotional'
period- anti Rev, Mrs. Newman took
the worship sei•vice.'The roll call and
minutes were read and adQpted. Mrs.
' Newman, and, 'Mrs. M. J. Reed were
appointed delegates' to attend the
Presbyterial• at Thames Road church
• rieaiar. Exeter on April 26th. Mrs.
Blake's group gave -the
program
rogram
HhTch_was,.isles•readon-o_he hfe
work of Oliver Johnston in.Newfound-
land'. 'Teats and fears by Mrs; Mc-
Clure. Mrs. Burton ; Roach . gave a
reading; along the same. lines. "The
Death of Oliver' Johnston" following'
the story read by.: Mrs .McWhinney.
-Mrs.--Thhs Dicksoorrread 'a'=paper-on
Stewardship and 1Vliss Betty Elliott.
. read an interesting story on ."Par-
adise Dost', Mrs: Blake's group con-
sisting • of Mrs. McWhinney, Mrs. B.
, Roach, Mi•s. Blake and Mrs. McClure
arig`a song achompanied at -the piano
fry Mrs. Stingel Mrs. Eihott-an-,I
nc'>unced the closing .hymn which _was_
followed by the benediction.
LANGSIDE NORTH
`- The 'Mission Band held. their "meet
Mg at th o
h Mrs. Farish Mof-
the:borne of
fat on Saturday. , Wit►nie='Donaldson
the president, took the chair. Gertie
Brown read the scripture which was
followed Sy. sentence prayers.. Mrs.
Moffat gave the topic which was on
Easter. Marie Donaldson gave the
offering .prayer, . .
- Mrs. Willis. Lapp •and baby are
spending 'a few days at the home.,0
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Orr.
'A number fro •
here
attended
ded th
e
partyat the "h9me of Mrs Macn-
-tie,
Ali report a good time. '•
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T'INE,_
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Pnblislie every Th>�rsday -mornit;•
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Mrsa
A. D. Mac,ii; .
Campbell.. Thompson ---Publisher .
THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1941
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• Mr. Wm• Smith spent the week -end
at his home .here.,
The United W. M. 'S. held their
meetingon Wednesday at•the home
•of MisiMargaret. Ross. The serif
:cure! was read by the` president, Miss
Emma Richardson. Mrs. Neil 'Mac-,
• Callum led ' in- prayer.- A; number.
of papers were read on Easter.
- Mr, and • Mrs, Farish Moffat and
Mr:. Jim Smith ,visited on Sunday
at the .,home of ' Mr.. and . Mrs.: Jim
Donaldsen, Culross,
RAPID CiTY
Mr: and •Mrs. Andy Culbert and-
children -were :up from Windsor_ over
tie week -end.
Messrs. Lloyd - and Clifford McNally
were at' London•recently and also vis-
ited their uncle Mr. Thos. Lockhart
at Ilderton. '' °
BORN—In Goderich.,. Hospital on
Thursday, April 3rd, ,to Mr. and Mrs,
Benson.. Brown, a son. • ' ..
Mrs. Nelson Webster, Ross and
Shirley were vis'itors.-'with, Mrs.- W
G. Reed. Mr. • Webster .went. to Wind-
sor 'last week.
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England, "Carry On" and ° Land of,
Hop! and Glory 'by the Dungannon.
school accompanied at the -piano- ,by
Mrs. L. F. Stingel. Mrs. Donald Fow-
ler' gave a humorous reading, •actor=
dian and guitar selections by Messrs''
Geo. Hodge and Richard Park, Harry
Lauder songs by Leslie Scholtz, .a
Skit ' .by Members' of the Institute
-proved' - quite, interesting, ••mostly -:-by_,
the costumes : Mrs. Robt. --Davidson
and Mrs.' Burton' Roach . looked over
quilting was held .at
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sda
.Toe
Miles 1VIeMillans last, Y. _ .
• Mr, . Jim ' •Conley and family.' from
near eeswater moved to Mr. B. 'S.
�. •.
Naylor'•!. farm • last .week.
two,
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'Elliott •and.
Mrs.. Gordon
daughters:spent spent a few days in Wing-
other Mrs
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With.. her • m. Mitchell.
naso ..Jr., has _ gone t
Bela Ross, to
work with' Mr. Chas•Leaver • 'near
Calvin.'
Mr . Iiolmes has returned to, her,
'home' in the • Village after'spending
the 'Winter with her 'daughter, Mrs.
• Laidlaw.
Mrs. • Tom' Inglis.:.spent the •-week-..
-end-•41.0--Toronto„ with . her daughter,
Mrs:. Sim and" .other relatives;
, ' Congratulations 'to. Mr. and Mrs:
John Gillespie on • celebrating their
60th• wedding anniversary on Sunday.
Members of • the family .gathered
there Saturday' evening and spent Lit
ver pleasant 'evening with them:
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•Gangtura r lations to ',Mr. Fred Till
fin •and his bride,' Miss .Eliza'beth,
Mirehouse, who • were married in
Winlhar on Wednesday, ,.April 2nd,
• Miss Mary • Caution has gone to •
Lucknow to assist at the home of ..Mr.
Alex Mowbray,' BURN --Oen . Saturday , to Mr ' . and.
Mrs. George Garton, a daughter.,.'
.Rev. W . P. Newman gavean ad- the old family albumn and sang, When
.1 dress at Brusi>els . United Church ;last you . and I. were young. Maggie, ac -
i Monday evening. { companied by 'Mrs. W. A. Cuibert''at
Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Orser; ; Detroit the piano:, As.they. continoed to look
The Women's Missionary; Society spent the week.with the .'former's. over. the .pictures, many. scenes. were
•for this circuitswill hold their month,parents, Mie. and. Mrs: Albert • Orser. acted in .old fashioned costumes of
ly meeting on FridayA '1' Pith in We are :glad to report Mrs. Orser long 'ago. Some were very amusing
. , . • � to be gaining each day4rom 'a; heavy and .others very pretty. s
ZION
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others • -Mis • Beth
the church. r atiack ,of the 1 flu with complications. :McConnell representing a Red Cross.
'Mr, & Mrs. Wii. G. Hunter' & iViar- A I'atriotic Concert and'play was nurse'' gave': a spirited national poem,,
lene,.Mrs. W. T. Gar'dne'r and I'I`ai'old µ•i yeti •'Monday night in the Parish Mrs, Allan .Reed favoured .with a
• visited on Sunday with. Mr. 'and'DIr•.i, hall, sponsored by the . Diingannon piano ; instrumental; At the:, close' of
Joseph; Freeman• ,Lee u . • Women's instituter The proceeds• of the program; Mrs, Lorne Ivers;.pres-
Mr: and Mrs. Elmer Wall of Cul- lire evening amounted to ` .$24.00. A ident of the organization, moved. a
rocs were . visitors '`on Sunday w th -._- _ ..Boom- vote - thanks , - those __, • took_-...
Mr. and Mrs, Will Ritchie. ,
1 • Miss Ellen Andrew has been 'as-
'sisting • in The • Teinpleton Store in
i s 'C .1 ri a' 1 ilday, was Canada; There'll Always Be An
rang' was given the Nile:players.
directed by • Mrs. Clarence . Dustow,
•Mr. "Chas, Alton - capably acted as
•Lucknow for the past •'three •week1 chairmiin and Abe', opening ..nunibei
while
.Miss e
crh
which was seconded by . Mrs: Burton
Roach and a hearty hand froin the
audience. Mr: and• Mrs. .Robt.. Bogie
supplied music for • some dancing af-
terwards.
ST, HEI ENS
The, April meeting
of the Womon'
institute was held in the Community
Haan withwith05ladies in , attendance.
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Mrs;. ,Gordon McPherson presided and nd
the . roll call:was responded to.'y,
the• naming of a Canadian , author.
Mrs. McKenzie Webb, • ` Miss Mary
Murray and Mrs. W. A. Miller iwere
.appointed a .'nominating coiYimittee.
It was decided to donate $8 to the
Canadian War 'Services vice
a Fund and
also
to have an At Home. Miss Winnie
Barnard read two of • Pauline '.John,'
•ston's. poems "Work -were, and' ";Give
'
us Barabbas . The topic, Famous Can-
adian Women, was -taken by Mrs. E.
W. Rice who gave a splendid paper
on the lives of the author,.Nellie Mc-
Clung,:
ills t
Mr's. Fa h
for,
the"sea ,
Clung,,
judge, Mrs. J. -'11. McGill and the.
member ' of Parliament, Mrs.' Peter
Neilson, Mrs. Thorn, conducted"a .quiz
contest on "Stitches". At the eonclus-.
ion lunch was served by, ,the; hostess
Mrs. John, Cameron, Miss Annie Dur-
nin arid' Mrs. Lorne 'Durnin. During
the,meeting many of the ladies
eu f;uilt ;blocks. Any donation of print.
n. atclies or linings for .quilts will -be.
greatly 'appreciated. ,
Miss ' Laurin Miller of Stratford
is, spending the week at her home
here.
Shareholders of the • , Beef. Ring
please note that meat will he avail-
able Thursday morning, .' April 17th:
The weekly meeting: of.the..Y. P :U_ -
was held• Sunday evening with Miss
Winnie Barnard presiding. The topic
on The Sacraments" , was taken by
Rov,: G. A. Barnard.
A SH FIXIL
BORN—In •Kinca*drop Hospital • to
Mr. ,and: Mrs,•. Roy MacKay of Ash-
field, ' a • daughter.' ,
The . canvassers' for the ' War • Ser-.
vices Fuad have ensile thek round's. in
this part of • the
The wild. geese :are .here. again in
larger• numbers 'than usual. ' .
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Mr: and Mrs: C. .Cannell Land Mr..1
Wood' have:.returned ,home after'spen
.ding the winter •in London. •
Mr. and •Mrs ;James McNain are
-hollies-again`after-•spezading- the win-
ter in `Toronto: •
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C'ULROSS•. CORNERS',
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'raboi ♦ ♦ ♦.
Ring every. Sunday,in Canaauja•
'"in many lands this yea' bell, • ars ,
silent. -altars are dimmed'. . .
• RT. Him. W. L. M citetuaa Kato.;
-4'r'is_your privilege to-'atteitd•tlie• church -
of your choice .: i to worship as your
conscience wills.
A Nazi world Means the end. of the church
eoii love.. It means compulsion to accept
a• form of worship prescribed by political
dictators. • •
le. the' words .of the Prime Minister,
"When •we' speak of'the preservation of
democracy, of Christianity and of civili-
zation, we' use no idle words s : the
existence Of all three is at stake." ..
Freedom of worship is one of the .price.
leis. privileges that all; Canadians enioy.
That dearly -bought right is in jeopardy.
Therefore we must all unite in supporting
Canada's war effort in order'to preserve
this 'Freedom.
Keep up YOUR PLEDGE!
Increase Your Regalia Investments In
WAR . SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
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'' Remember' -1n addition, to your pledged amount -
you can' buy extra War Saving's Cerdficatet
from your local Poet Office or Bank,, pr direct
from the War Savings Committee; Ottawa.
Published by tbs War Savings Committee,'O#aw
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Mr.• Wni. Whytock 'spent an after-
noon.. with. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Wall..
- Mr: • and .Mrs. • 'Joe.' Wall motored
to Kincardine Sunday'•and visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bertj•',Shewfelt • .
A 'Very•'pleasant afternoon 'was
spent., at' Mrs, John 'Wall's'.on Thurs'
day, at a, Red. Cross 'minting. s and
Mr. and 'Mrs: Earle ' Hodgrn
Shirley: spent an afternoon recently
at Mr: 'and Mrs. Joe Wall's. ' • -
Miss Mabel. Parker, is engaged with
Mrs. .Walter Hodgins for a time as
Miss Bannerman Was gone 'home:.', .
'Mr: and • Hers inner Wall • visited
Mrs. Wall's. 'parents, Mr... and Mr's..
Ritchie :on Sunday;
• •'Mr. and' Mrs. Jack •Schnerinker. and•
Helen spent Saturday evening .. with
Mr. and . Mrs.. Joe • Wall.. . • ' •
• Mr. and'.. Mrs. Frank Thompson and
Ronald _metered to. Teeswater Sunday
.and spent', the afternoon with , Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thompson.
'Mr. '.Wm .Thompson is .'..Still •con
fined, to his• ,bed. We hone he. will:
soon be . able'..to 'be up and `around
again.. •
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•'• Plana ,have been made for a dance.
under the auspices of the Women',
s
Institute to be held in the -Community
Hall on Tuesday, April 15. Proceeds
aui.11 .be for .patriotic purposes,,
. KINLOUGH.
' The entire community was shocked
on Wednesday last to' learn of the
Hal
:daughter M.
Mrs, • i -
Me„ and M _ . �an. .
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and
formerly
rlY of
lough. Friends . fromi..1 here attended id`
end
the' f nera1 on Saturday afternoon. .
Sympathy is extended to the bereaved
famiy.
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Miss JeaiThompson is s
ending
the next few weeks at ,the home Lot
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, Zion.
'Mr. Wm, :Congrain is visiting this-.
Week , with.,:Mr. end :MIrs. - Malcolm •
LI., e. • !
, Cod o F 'illi ' there' will be a'
Dn'�_
service • at 8 o.. clockY.
iii ,'the Anglican
e
i vrt d.
': ord
call n
ron.isc Y
Efiurch:'. Eve y e
Mr. and Mrs. • Arthur Haldenby,,
Mr. '. Harold Haldenby of Toronto
spent a fewdays with - Mr:..and . Mrs.
George Haldenby and other relatives
here,
Mrs. Aylmer Ackertwase hostess to
the ' W omen's Institute on •'.Thursday
last. After the usual opening:•'and
business period,,. Mrs. W..'J, McLean
gave' a 'well prepare t paper
a eeein I� fail
motto—The day* is
to -lend -a hand. to. soine^'way-far..eing
friend. ' Eileen Elliottt... and Shirley
Robinson, .favoured with a duet: At
the conclusion of the meeting lunch
was served and•a Social chat enjoyed
'.sudden ss
Paing •- of Wilm
a •
eldest
"PAC/ P1'PB
' Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ciilesple and
family of St. Thomas were Sunday,
visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. Jatnea
Hodgins. Mr .Torn lodging returned
home . with 'them ands employed
w
itGillespie.
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Mrs. James. Hodgins who has not
been enjoying good health .is confined
to her bed.
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OLIVET
Olivet Y. P. S.= -April.. 2nd
The regular weekly meeting of •w Ole:'-
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ivet Youpg People.ae held in the
Church on'Wedn$day, AP. ril 2nd with
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Noreen Walden asconvener and Mary.
Steele assistant.. There. were
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aebtou
twenty *embers,itbeingChe*nBCulture night. After.
'hymn,' all .,repeated in. unison..the
Lord"s ...prayer. Mr. Walter Warden
gave - us a very interesting And, kelp_
_fill talk. We' were favoured. with a .
reading by Fred Pitt;; Our scri,pgture
seadin • was taken b Walter `Roul-
n.Noreen Walden rendered .0 beau-
tiful solo:. After a, short, busiitese per,
iod with .,our secretary,, Sandy Mc -
Charles our'vic -resident 'John.•
C 1 and
h esvice-president,
McCharles being present, our cloaaing
'hymn was sung and our meeting .was
brought to. a close with Mizpah ben-.
ediction. At the close of this meet-
ing all enjoyed contests conducted
by Jessie McCharles and R+eta Wal -
A
social evening will be held at
the home :'.of... Mr: ,-and . Mrs. Walter
Walden on Wednesday evening: o>6'
this week which will be the close of
our Young People's 1:dieting's %r this
term. ' 'd
• Mrs. Ralph ' Caskinette - received
word on Saturday last of the death
of her only brother, Herb, who lived
with' his . mother, . Mrs. Klepfher of
Preston. 'Mrs:- Caskinette: left on the
train on Saturday to be present at
the funeral on Monday.
•Quite a number from this communi
ity attended the party, given by Mrs.
E. MacKenzie at ..her home last Fri-
day evening.
Mrs. Rusell Moore spent a day
with Mrs. Wm 'Henry Tues'day.
Miss ' Evelyn McAllister of Culross
spent the week -end with Miss. Velma
Stewart.'
Mrs. .Lester Falconer of Culross',
spent a few days last week _with her.
friend,- Mrs -George ,Tiffin.
Mrs, A. Taylor, has secured a pos..
ition in Wingham where she will re-
main Or a few months.
Mr, John Mirehouse spent the week
end with, his relatives. Mr. and Mrs.,
R.. Ross, 2nd Con. and leaves • for
-the West this.Tuesday. ' • .
• • Mr. and Mrs. John Reid: of Hen-
sel' • have moved 'hereto assist his
father, with the •farm work • -
M.rs. John Crowston and little
daughter Myrtle spent the week -end
in ' Toronto , where Myrtle is. receiving'
pital.
treatment in the' Sick Children's Hos-.
,TIFFIN MIREHOUSE
• A wedding of interest' to residents
in this district Was celebrated at
the parsonage • of the United Church,
Wingham on •Wednesday, April 2nd
'at 8 o'clock when Elizabeth, Kate,
only daughter of Mr:, and Mrs.. Jos-
eph Mirehouse of Lynden, Saskatch-
ewan became the bride of • 'Mr: Fred:
erick' Maurice, eldest son of' -'Mr: and
Mrs. ,Rueben Tiffin of 4th Con. • ICin-'
loss. Rev. W. A.:' Weeeroft' of Wing -
ham , performed the ceremony. ; The,
bride wore 'a raspberry'rose street'
length wedding gown of supreme
moment crepe and Miss Rabe Marsh-
all, the brides attendant, wore a
gown of blue alpaca'. crepe. Mr. John
irehouse, brother • of the bride was
groomsman: In the evening a wed-
ding dinner was served . to the 'inm-
mediate relatives at the" home -of
the groom's sister, Mrs, Victor Em-
merson. The bride And groom will
reside on the. groom's farm on the
4th Con. of Kinloss:
The ';young •Women's .Missionary
Society 'of the Presbyterian Church,
Whitechurch held 'their April ;meet-
ing at the home of Miss Grace Rich- -o
aardson on Friday. . •
D,on't forget to attend the play,—
Grandpa's Twin Sister, on April 18th
under the auspices of the Langside
Y. P. S. to be heldin the 'For'ester's
Hall.
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eE ' • • "the Folks' Back Home")
{ The'Boys Rely. on
Thousandso •firms 'and' individuals,
in all parts of Canada, have respond-
ed magnificently to`,this ; Six -in -One
Appeal. But. 'there are3other
thousands equally ready to help.
You may be one who has still to be.
beard from. ' ,
This is an appeal to every Cana-
dian who has been overlooked.' We
wish for every Canadian,' at home,
an opportunity to support our men '
in uniform. The Fund is now well
on the -way to its objective. That
objective 'definitely can ,be reached,
probably eXceeded.
For' the sake of "The Boys", let's
finish il: with a bang that will raise
resounding cheers.' from Coast'. to '
Coast! •
oyv_ You 'Can Help
if .you have not yet been called on
by a War Services worker, and If
you have, not yet sent in your sub-
scription, make up your mind NOW
what you are going to do, and do
it TO -DAY! Fill in the coupon '
below, and ' mail it to your .Proviu-
dal Head'ctuarters at . the address
a,
shown. If you know of some friends
who' have also beenoverlooked; get.
themto do the same.
IIrrf- s laniator
-' 7Che ,form is �sel e p rr
'Simply check' on. the 'left in the
appropriate -place, and if you enclose'.
a remittance, make it payable to
Canadian... War S'.ervices Fund. An
official 'receipt will be sent you by.
return mail. • '
"Every Dollar Does Its Jots
Remember -all monies. contributed
'to the Canadian War Services' Fund
• will be divided in accordance 'with
gove.rnment-approved' `'budgets,
amongst the six organizations sm.'
braced in this campaign. • • •
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A non-profit-coiporation with let.'.
'ters patent from,the Dominison
Cro ernment is yo r guarantee that
every dollar ,that you subscribe will
be properly applied to provide cons.
fort, cheer, recreation and needed''
personal services ..to'Four fighting
•'forces -services not provided in any
other way.
Your cola, bution s nrg::dy
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needed:
.MAIL- THIS COUPON TODAY!
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Canadian War Services Fund.
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