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der stress :".crackups and, mis-
adventures.. •.:carrier ships. at
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thinstory . of 'three friends. .ti
Also' "News" •
Admission 30c..& 18c Th udniK '`
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Matinee 'Sat.' afternoon 'at' 2.30
Matinee Admission 25c. & ,12c
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The `Week hi Parliament
(Written on'behalf of Lieutenant W.
R. Tomlinson, M.P.• for Bruce„ now
on Active Service' with:the C.A..S.F.)
Discussion of the scores of „details
contained in the budget took 'en most
of the time of 'the. House this week,
but there were other announcements
•of far-reaching interest. One of these'
•coneerned the relationship of the .Chn-
adien Government •,with •,the : Govern-•
menta of „Vichy. What is coming out Falls... • •.
of the situation between• 'France. and. Miss••Lettie, Fox of Hamilton spent
•Germany., Canada• has an °unique she, the ;week -end with her Mother. Mrs,.
_ e here in Ottawa A..Fox ..
to • st in his ,becaus ,
.1e
is .the• last oi' -the TFrencli; legations • `7.Tiere'"will be :•no "ser -vice .•in the'
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accredited to the
British Crown and Presbyterian Churc i here •on Sunday•.
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through. it is 'the .only , survival .of owing tq , thQ • annrversar y service in
indirect communication .'beeween, the • Calvin• Presbyterian church at. 11 a.m.
.British .•Government and ,the 'French : and''7.30 F•m.
dine istra. -io' at Vich In answer •to 'Mr. and M.rs. Jehn Reid .of 'Mune
a in t n Y
the .question'•.of Mr. T L. Church', 1VIr. and.: Mrs. ,.Duncan Kennedy of
(To1'onto-Broad deve) "Will the Gov- ' Winghain; and. ,Me.. and ' Mrs.' •Lome•
ernmentgive further. consideration to Durnin of. SI. Helens, visited';.on,:Sun-.
the ,immediate closing of. the •Vichf .day..with Mrs. David Kennedy. •
embassy" here?" -the Prime Minister• • Two very , fine sermons were
answered that ther.Twas no er lsassy, -preachn-•
ed--o-Sunda-yeel y . R.e•v C..
but only a "legation'. and.he was not ,MacDonald of Lucknow at the anni
aware of any' "official recognition" versary services in .the: Presbyterian
by the British' Government of . de- church, with a ,good attendance fires-_
Gaulle. Then he went• a little•further •ent, rind 'the choir rendered special
and said "1 think' it would'not be in •mtisic. '
the. inter• est' of .freedom itself • if any • Me. Geo. Jacques .of Preston „epent
statement. or actions Which might., be .the.week-end with his parents, Mr:
premature should •+be •made or taken •and• Mrs. Eli Jacques. .
by -any government" in the • British Misses • Frances Wilsom • of . Wing-
Co:m unevr.alth of __N:ations. ,at
time".. And so, through `Canada, -goes_
the lone.saving•remnant' of diplomatic
relation' between the government of
ance ..ands: thc...•Britisk. Co nnion�.
wealth: • •
The. Prime Minister stated that•
when the bu�siness.•of -the ,Howse• was.
finished, Pai�liarne.et would' not nen,
rogue, but adjourn; It can.'be called
•back'any time, at short netiee. There
iei� also: the. possibility,. which- ;seemed
•iinprobabl.e . for a while, that the St.,
Laurence waterways agreement, if
;ratified.'.by the .America', Con.gress,•
.will come' before .Pael•�riinene later in
the un,ine:le-
WHITECHURCH ,
Mr. Wm. Scott' and Miss Marvell
Scott of Kinloug'h spent Sunday with
Mr. and, Mrs. Albert Patterson.
Mrs. George McClenaghan And, her:
mother, Mr.• Blake Gaunt left last
week to visit relatives in the West, .
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias J antzi of Mil-
verton and little son visited on Sun-
day . with her brother, Mr. George
Fisher and Mrs. Fisher. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. MacLean and
Mr. Jack MacLean spent the *eek-
end withtheir daughter of. Niagara
KI NL.OUG'
THE '
_LUC:KNW SENTINEL
Published every Thursday piorning
at . Lucknow, Ontario, e
L. CAMPBELL THOIVIPS,ON•
,Proprietor
Publisher and
THURSD'1�ThY, MAY 29th, 1►11
WHAT 'ARE VICTORY'BONDS?
Victory Bonds are" a mortgage. nn
rt-
1�l tamo
the Dominion of Canada o mort-
gage.
gage. on = a house or a factory or a
farm, but t .a mortgage on every single
,asset in our Country,u •
'In 1919 over one million. Canadians
bought Victory Bonds. Twice a , yeai
er st c on
'their,.trrt a o: _
they cashed up:.
at the nearest bank with no trou'.b1
and no. expense: When the bonds came
due they' took'thern •on.; the bank and
received their ;money `promptly If •,tc
them
meet an emer>Yency. tl►eyneeded
innoney,• they could` sell their• frond wit+
no trouble ,through their ' agent ,or;
-their bank 'arid almost always they
could• sell for more than they paid
If they,wanted toborr•ow money they
'could do so from any hank or trust•
'company. iii Canada on -.a moment't-
notice by 'depositing. their 'f ods as
security. v • ��11
Today Canadians are.offered a "sim-.
ham and Ann ' Wilsoh of Bay City, , ilare.opportunity. T11ey can buy Vic
1VIicfiigan "spent'`the iwiietr etid-with° Ko •y Bonds that have -e same secur
them Sister-in=law, Mrs. Jan -lee -Wile •
- ity as a dollar .bill—the ciedit •of our
son. 'r• ••.
Mr... Harry •McClenaghan and :two Country:: The Dominion .of Canada
c R fd.Yen"'Wfa'"Be1gr Vieirell=-re> ati as'-never•railed-•-oto,. pay-antenes ean4P,
here on Sunday. • ' • principal when it was due: Today.
A aniscehaneous shower was , held there is more" money on deposit. it
at the home of Mr, and `Mis: Jame's the banksa,than: ever before in the his -
•"Falconer• l s Wednesday:eeenrng•.rn. o our Country. • in 1941 Clic
honor ; of Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr,• tory
newlyweds; ,She was formerly Miss • people of Canada will earn Mote than
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Luella 1-:aidlaw. They received many .•ev7er before. These establish..due ere -
nice 'and useful presents.
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--A-eel-eat-deal- deal- ofthe discussion ' on CREV1lE
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the Budget. concerned the eSeecession
Duties--Act'--a field -•-invade, o the arid�rs.•_ GQorse-.Emmons of
firs tine 'by 'the' Donunion .Govern- Sarnia spent, a few, ays wr r,
ment. Combined. with . existing prov-- and Mrs. Lorne Emmons, '
incial taxation, the proposed federal' •Mr, and ,'Mrs. Stanley Fines and
succession duty' will be approximately daughter ',Suzanne of Toronto spent.
equal to the British health duties; and a few •days with friends. here.. ,
as a tax the , Canadian
'it is considered' by the ,.Government A ple cell be play "Eyes of Love' was put on
"reasonably.lexpected to Bear" the • .in Slakes' Hall, by the Crewe Young
Finance' Minister told: the House ,•in ,People •on Friday evening. Each Mem-
answer to criticism frons the Oppos-bei played their. part in a creditable,
'tion., manner. Between acts 'a trio was sane'
by Mr. Jim Sherwood and daughters
,The House in Committee' of'. ways' Shirley and Norma and a duet.by
and' 'means . approved ' 'nest of .:the ora :Lie - =Duran Land.. Lotainne Dien `
changes in. the Income Tax Act, im- nan. Proceeds amounted to $26. wince
posing heavier rates of taxation on will ;he given for • Red Cross work.
all income and also intensiveamend- . Mr. and M•rs. Lloyd Finnigan and
inents to the Excess Profits Tax, •
babe 'of Exeter and, M.rr• and Mrs:
On Wednesday the diseussion cen- Kaye and Alan of Lyndon .spent the
tied around:, the. gasoline"' tae,. and week -end •with. their uncle and aunt,
three times different members tried .Mr: and Mrs. Raymond' Finnigan.
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to • fight with .amendments. An a- fir••'and Mrs: Wm. Begley; of Ham-.
mendmene suggested by Mr, E, E. ilton and. Mr. and Mrs -Kenny Camp'
Perleythat the farmers . and fisher- bell and family, of Detroit were -.vis -
mein get' gasoline for' power ,machin- itors with Mr. John .Menary, over the
vis-
-dry tat'ee lues mauled=girtaf�ouler,-_week-end:---
and Mr. Ross (Souris) suggested the A iversary services
same thing, but added . that a tax
might be levied on' Diesel and fuel
oils to ,make tip the difference,' but
the.• real fight came 'when r. Walter
Tucker (Liberal-Rosthern)).. introdue
ed an amendment calling for a four...
cent .tax on , all .gasoline, .with gaso-
line .supplied. tax' free�,,to, fisliernlee
and farmers in powe.j, machinery." Thee
Minister of Finance said he was not
prepared for such an ou'iburst—"If;
he said; "`we are to. be driven out of
all taxes that cause sacrifice we are
not going "to. .be able: to finance' the
war excepting by printing money"."
. Mr. acid •Mrs• George' Christie and
daughter of Galt renewed acquaine.
taiiues here Sunday:'.'
Mr.:' and Mrs, Malcolm Lane and
family spent the 24th ,with Rev., and
Mrs, Andrew . Lane at Clinton, also
with Godes kill relatives. ' '. •
Mrs. •John, Hodgins, 'and Tena spent
a, few days with the former's broth•
er, Mr. Leo Hodgins, Lucan..
.•Guests of Mr, amid Mis• Fred Hod
gins' over••the weak-end'.were Mr. and
Mrs, James ,Fowler, Lois and Billy,
•Mr: and • Mrs. 'George Margerin of
-• q� nd or; • Mr: • and • Mrs. Fred. Fowler,
•Cliesl.ey,'Mr; and,Mrs. Jim Ryan and
Mr and; Mrs. -G: Petrie;.'Stnatford,-,-.
Mrs, Malcolm•Lane held the lucky
ticket on the quilt made ,by the Holy -
...rood .Red Cross.• •
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Mr,. Roy Graham liad the rnsfor•t-
on'e to. liege. his . hand, badly • injured,
iwhile•.-at work at the-Trade-_Schoele
Hamilton. • • ;
Mrs. Jane Percy i5 :spending a few
weeks With. Mr. and Mrs. A...E 'Hal-.
denbv. G •
Mr. and Mrs': Milton Walsh .and
Marion were` gru�ests, at the McTeer-
. Walsh . wedding, Saturday.. •
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ti Sympathy is. extended to Mme rs.B Belle
• iSle- soreh the`less a bx
late . Mr:.. Mai;tin Aranstrong.
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Mr. and 1VIrs•'Roy ,Shepphard • and
family of Hamilton were -Sunday vis'
itors with Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Hod..
gins.. . . and
Mr, • and Mrs• 'Clark Stanley „
children of. Clinton' and Mrs: Maude
Hodgkinson visited Sunday at Me.
Isaac Pinnell's.• •
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The Spring meeting for the Dean -
cry of Bruce will be held in Kinlopgh
June 5th. •
The. ordination of Rev, H. B. Hamil-
ton •will• take place it $a Yiaoon'f Sun -
•day next.' Judge
ee
Sound •will ,preach Sunday: nidrning
in the aybsenee of the rector:
Mr . Roy Graham and
leen Miss Kath-
�raham. spent the week-endweek-endwith
Mr: "Roy Graham '•,wha is a patient
.• in the Hamilto'li FfoSpital.
Mr. • M Harold lialdcnbyMai•jorie and
Shirley Haldenby spent the week:end
' nn• • 'will be he
on Sunday, June '22nd, Rev. Beecroft
of • Wingham will. have: charge of both
services and on Tuesday a -lawn socie'
wilt be 'held on • the Chureli la 1i
During the afternoon a violent `e1
ectrical storm, resulted in ;a breakdown
•in. the power plant used to light the
Parliament ••Buildin.gs, and' the House
had to sit• in darkness when the lights
went out. The Hansard • reporters
found •it difficult to tell who, was
speaking and so did the Speaker, and
an' ,adjournment' of the House was
anoved• until the lights .'came 'on: • •
On Thursday the House of Corn -
dens in 'connmittee. of the whole .ad-
opted; .without. amendment the• fed
oral tax of •three cents a'itllon on -
gasoline. There ,was • no division• '
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with the . for'mer's parents, Mr. and ".
Mrs. George Haldenby, a .
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Rev. W. D. iii d Mrse
week aCtioeedwatli THE PICTURE
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of Toronto sl
• the 'Lane families here.,
'. GALLERY •
Miss Evelyn MacLcae who hae"been
employed. with Mr. R. M. MacKay,.
•::optometrist, 'irt Kincar4line, returned
t0 her' hone here.as .Mr.; MacKay has
disliosed :of his business there, • ow
Mr. and Mrs.an
..Herb Pettipisce d
Mrs.' Toni Hill of Langside visited
Monday with the fornier's• sister, Mrs..
Be 'F. llodg,kinson.
a to ill health.
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.MAFE
KING
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Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Stothers and
family of Arthur, ,and Jack Stothers
of London were week -end visitors
with.Mr., andMrs. Henry Horton.
Mr. and Mrs.. Hiram Moffat and
two children, Keith and Donald of
Watford ,and Mr; ,and Mrs. George
• \;Fitzsimmons .of • 'Arkena spent the
week -end. with •Mr. 'and 'Mrs. •Gee:
,ftrhnston,
We extend consra`tulations' to Mr,.
and • Mrs: 'Reg.' Broome. (nee Fred.,
Saunders) who, were married Satur-
day, May 24th.
Mrs. .Wesley Twamley'.atid son,
'Chester of Woodstock vr"}ited 'Mr. a c'
Mrs. Clifford Kilpatrick on Sunda.
The Young People cif Crewechurch.
presented their play `Eyes of Love
in Blake Hall Friday .evening.
Mr. and Mrs. .Ernest Blake 'and
Keith spent Saturday in T.ondon• -
Pte. Aicchie Phillips spent the week-
. ' end with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.
• ' Eimer Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Iiilliatriclr
• • attended the• Sinith-ll:oaclt Wedding
on Saturday,.
Church, Service next Sunday will
be at 40 a.m.
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Visitors for '• the holiday week -end
included Miss Irene Woods ' and Mr.
Mel Brown' of 'Kitchener with Mr: and
Mrs. R, Woods; ,M iss 'Anna Situart of
Toronto. with Mr. and Mrs. '•George.
Stuart; Miss Ruth Ramage of Tor-
onto, with Mrs.' Ramage Mr. and
Mrs. Wrn. Dougherty and Gwen, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Woods and baby of
Guelph with Mrs. It J. WCharles1V1eQuillin of Zurich and�P of
, George; McQuillin • .of • the. R.C.A.F;,
Melton; at their hoarse.
ZION.
last weep ,Andrew spent a few days
Miss Elen
with friends in Toronto.
Visitors 'with: ,Mr. and' Mrs. Will '
Gardner during the week were, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Champion •and Lois,
Mrs. Evelyn Wood and sone Paul and
Mark Bob Of' Torox►to, Mr. and Mrs. M .
Gardner and Yvonne, Mr•..Jack Cham-
Olen of. Wingh . m, • Mr. and •Mt s. Alex
Havens. •of Lknow, Mr. and ' Mrs.
Joe Freeman and family of Gel:lut hi
Township. •
Don't forget to attend, the Ashfield '
Circuit garden Party _on June 13th,
id r�o-
when a good suliper,and:spiep
„gram will be. provided.
•{Sunday ••School next Sunday' will ,be.
ii the morning eant1 Church • service:
rn -£lie evening at the' usual. hours.
Mir. Fred Ritchie of Olivet spent
Stiunday with Mr. and Mrs. • Ernest
Gardner." • '
.The, Ashfield Circuit Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will' celebrate their
fortieth anniversary : on ,Friday after -
neon. in Ilackett's'Chur•..e1i when.l,Vliss'
Dorothy' •Dougias ;o1: Lucknow._ will •be,
guest speaker. Invitations have. been
extended to all ladies. and especially
former memb��e�is of the •Society:
Mr's. Jas. Me ay of Pfiiey ,spent
a few !days lastweek .with' her , par-
ents, Mr. and Mips. Ralph' Nixon.
Mr. and lifts. Will Ritchie and fam-.
fly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
lalnler Wall' of Culross.
We wish to join with,'Mr.'.Camp.
belle Thompson's• many friends in
wishi•ng.him success' and fame as ede
iter and now •,the new; owner of -The
1:uckr,ow `Sentinel. - _ - _ ;
Miss` Queenie' Wilkinee'd'aughter ofl .
Rev. Wilkins of 'the Ashfield 'Circuit
is to „be. congratulated •. in;. obtaining.
Rlrer. 'Norrnal=-..:eeptifieate--on._her year,
work. We also wish -'to .congratulate
Jen Patton,'• eldest son of Rev. Wm.
Patton,• formerly Of -Ashfield Circuit,
he too having received his certificate
on his year's'woi'le. '
Mrs. Elizabeth. Preleaven of • Dun
gannon was guest• during the week
•with Mrs. ' I.: Andrew,
dit and our capacity to pay
and aas I Mrs. Jw•art' Taylor of Lucknow' and
.Victory Boiad is once more qt. erect Betty, Dori and Jean were • Saturday
the finest • investment ,our dollars can visitors with Mr.. and Mrs'. George.
buy. ' Hunter.,
Mr. Wilson and Miss McQuillin. end
the pu'pile 'of St. Heren's• SCbool -on'
Friday 'afte'rnoon were hosts to. the
members of the Section: 'There was,
a splendid atteidanee -of . interested
parents and' • friends .who *ere de-
• lighted :with the -afternoon's_,activit-
ies. Mr. Wilson `presided for the pro -
'gram consisting of songs, recitations
and drills and an address ,, by .Rev.
G. A.. Barnard. all in keeping with
Empire •Day. After • the visitors., had
viewed . the splendid work done by
the pupils, all ,enjoyed a social per -
iced eve -Odle tea eups.
. ' Thi? weekly meeting of the.-Y.P.U:.
was held on Sunday evening with
Stenley • Teeld presiding,• Mae Mae
Donald grad the scripture lesson and
the topic "How We are `Governed",
prepared :by Miss, 3eatrice McQuil-
lin was read by Vera Taylor. -
The June meeting of the Women's
'Institute will be, held in, the Conl-
pp���,nnity hall on' Thursday; June 5th•
grrogr•ant . committee—Mrs. • • Gordon
MacPherson- and Mrs, • Rice, ; Lunch
cptermittee, , Mrs, n, Todd, Mrs. -Al-
lan Durnm -and Miss• Mary Murray.
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THE • FOLK YOU • HFA': ON: THE RADIO• SATURDAY ,
NIGHT W-I.LL—BE' T•rr+',R F - 1 N 'PERSO`N, BROADCASTING'
RIGHT FROM THE STAG E OFt :TtUCKNOW TOWN HALL. ,
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ADULTS' 25c
Children 1 Oc
• STARTING
AT 8 O'CLOCK
and , s. Gilbert : Vint spent
Mr. and Mrs.- George
Sunday .' iurth
Altman... • • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hacl(ett ' aiid
family visited on. Sunday • evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Harry Hackett, - •
• •Gwendolyn . MacKay of ' . Ripley is
Visiting this week witib, Jimmie ..Hae-,
kett... . • •
Mr. and Mrs Thos: Webster and
" WHO IS HE?
Last week's picture wasreadily
identified as,
' SINGING JIMMIE HUNTER
Jimmy, with his songs and hie tarn
o'sha nter, wais knotiv'n far and wide,
and the name Lucknow and "Singing
Jimmie', went hand-in-hand. He was
is character, , and "old=timere," still
recall many amusing incidents of his
eoiorful•career. t '
ASHFIELD
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Farmers are .r•ejoicieg .over the
splendid rain, that came on Monday
night.
Mr, Alvin•. Robb left last week for
IM•ititary Camp at •Chatham.
Men are at work again on
the -bridge known as "Whey's Bridge"
One section was. built lestfall but.
ern acrotui t of bad weather the work
had to bee/riven up.
The Presbyterian °W, M: S.° was
well ,represented at the Maitland
Presbyterial meeting in ,Kincardine on
Tuesday of last week,
A ,delegation frons Knitted Woman's
-.institute is expected to attend the
District Annual in V•Vinghani on Wed-
nesday, of this ,Week,
Rev. S. Dickson, 'formerly cif For-
mcea, occupied the pulpit of the Pres-
byterian .church here on Sunday last.
test •Senday ' Rev. R. Esser -was in
charge of nnnivetrytey • services in
South Kinloss .church,
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• f airiily 'spent • Sundays with Mr....and
NI a Bene Alton:-•w„�,eeee _
• • Miss Eunice .Reed •of Lucknow spent
:the holiday with her sister, Mrs. Arch-
ie, Nichclson''at. Belfast
.The Hacketts W. M. S. held ' their
•monthly meeting at'the 'orae '-Mrs..
• S.. , Sherwood last Tuesday afternoon.
A quilt •w•as . quilted and the meeting .
was 'canned .on with' the 'president,.
Mrs.. Zinn 'in the chair.: The study, •
book was taken by; QMrs. George Lane.
..-A goodly crowd •was. in attendance. ;.
RATES OF 'PA'Y IN THE NARKS
$1.30 per Day with Board, Lodging,
Clothing, Medical. and Dental care
provided. IXT'RA: (1) 'F'ate's
varying from 25e to 750 per day for
;skilled tradesmen while employed,
(2) Dependent Allowances in Cash.
There's a place for YOU at the wheel of a''roaring tank; behind
a spitting Ack-Ack gun; astride an armoured motorcycle
and YOU are not the man to hang back. It''s YOUR fight: the
• weapons , are being forged; the way prepared. The call is to
ACTION from the minute you step into uniform. You and
your PALS are .needed • .NOW. •Canada''and the Empire, 'your
home, your Loved ones, 'must be protected; get into the fight.
The Canadian Active Army re4nires• mien for Artillery, Engineers,
•Sign'als, Arnnoured Cars, Tanks,; Infauti°y,.Tratisport and Supply,
. Medical, Ordnance and other branches of the 'Service. The "Army
is prepared to teach many -trades, and to train you to efficiently
-handle Canada's weapons of war: . ' • '
.60 'to your nearest District Recruiting' Office. .Find out about
these Units ;. how 'they work, what they do. Sec just where
you'll fit in. See where any particular skill` you possess can, best
be utilized." Then join lip for -ACTION.' • '
Apply to Nearest District Recruiting Office I
h or
Ary Local At awry
DEPARTMENT OF :NATIONAL: DEFENCE
' CANADA
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