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409 Huron Streot, Toronto
TELEVISION and RADIO REPAIRS
TO ALL MAKES dUAltANTEEtt SERVICE
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NOTICE
The Huistin Ctwnty Geuna, ii :40 moot In th Council
Chamber], C urt COderiolii on 1014.
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Al; and eenenrita Millet nein
the hods' of the dietii titiOtie floOki 46Vreiiii3Of' Eith;
John Gr boot'
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County 60 Htiren.
MR SALE A— FOR .0A.LE
SPITAYed iSPY Apples, 62.50 per beet Singer • Sewing- Machine
Howard Smith Phone 1341 Apply at :rail Brussels Post.
AUCTION • SALE
40 elead .Of Gregg_ Heistent
• cave and •Helfers •
to be held on the farm,
Lot 14, Con, .2,. Stenle.y
1%(4. miles west 4 14 miles B941
of .BrPc0f1014 on
TWEWAY, NOV, 11th
at 1 etcleck
ConSietin.g. of ,
Cows fresh and springing
25. Heifers $reSh and Springing.
12- Stee‘leer • Oettle,
1 'Registered liereferd. Bull
Number of Young Cattle
Cattle ere vaccinated end of good
quality,
Terms Cash
Prop.: D'Arcy Rathweil .and $0116
Auctioneer; Harold Jackson
FOR SALE --
Need Storm Windows
Before You. Buy let Jenkins,
Homes- Ltd. give you an estimate
on Aluminum self storing winthrlts-
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for Modern Living
Today, lighting plays a new role in modern living. Coloured
bulbs, new fixtures and controls all make it easy to add pleasure
and beauty to our homes . . to create an atmosphere of warmth,
spaciousness, and hospitality.
Housework and hobbies are so much easier and safer if the
lighting in your house is the proper intensity for good vision.
Inside and out, modern lighting protects your home from prowlers,
protects your family from accidents.
At Christniasyou can share the festivity and enjoyment with
your neighbours with colourful Christmas lighting.
Modern lighting is a silent partner, helping you to see better,
enjoy hew comfort, new convenience . . helping you to "Live
Better Electrically"—the safe, Clean, Modern *ay.
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FOR SALE --
Dressed Chickens, et 35c a lb.
llers, Mervin McCauley Phone 1211
FOR $ALE
Ducks, dressed for oven.
none 51r4 MrS, Ross Cardiff
FOR SALE —
700 Red Rock Pullets, 51/i months
old. Fees oil —.. —tuner.
Taos, Melyarlance Phone 34111
FOR SALE
Pink, summer, semi-formal dress,.
:eine 0; only. worn 3 times': Price
412.00. •
Clary Agnes Higgins phone 261W
LOST —
Red Meer, weighing about 700 lbs.
from lot' 3, eoncession 13, Grey
Township.
Contact JOhn Blake.
Phone 4247
WANTED —
Large 17.ii,ited States end Canad-
ian Manufacturing Company re-
quires Field Representative in Grey
Township. Exeeptionally High.
1i:sky-nines. Onaraeteed repeat bus-
IneAs. Automobile essential. Agri-
iller:A or farming background most.
hanorterit. Sales training given.
Reply to T3ux 84, London. Ontario,
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• REMEMBRANCE DAY
On November 11th, Oanadigne i
will gather at war memorials in
I some 2,000 cities, ttown and villages. 1
Here they will stand with heads
bowed. land A 'poppy On their l'east.
In the two minutes silence, they ,
will. pay tribute to the More than 1
op,000 Oarmcifiams wbo were killed !
to war.
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Bach will remember in his own
way. Perhaps veterans will think of
comrades .as, they were a few seconds
before their death. Wives will re-
member the long wait for husbands
who. event to, war and never return-
ed. Parents will think of boys Who
were so young when, they left home
for the last time. And some will
think of a father who went away
melt a long time ago,
Perhaps the most nnportatit for
you, to remember is that many of
the dead were young and full of life
When they joined len, many were
fresh out of classrooms. Some were
flying bombers while still in their
teens, others were Storming the
beaches at Dieppe, din Italy and in
N.ormandp do g hdfore their 21St
birthday., • Many died without reach-
ing their 21st -birthday,
So one thing to remember. is
-thee they n;e-le:, young.
One might also think of what
they left. Their future was as grand
as your plans for next summer's
vacation. ,They left the excitement
and magic of autumn, afternoons and
football; (he swift, silent swoop of
skis on powdered snow; basketball.
football, hockey, track, and dozens
of things which you enjoy.
Through their death, *hey bought
freedom for future genenations, To-
day we may tend to take much of
This freedom for ;granted. But look
about you,. Think of what you plan to
do tonight or tomorrow or next
-weekend. Then ask yourself if you
would be enjoying the same privi-
leges anti pleasures if these men 11.0.d
not not paid for it with their lives.
That is why when we wear
poppy and , stand in silence on
Remembrance Day we are in effect
saying "thank you" to those brave
men who paid for our toclays" with
their future,
Saturday November Sth, will be
Poppr Day. 'The Legion hopes that
everyone *ill purchase ra Poppy arid
in ti4s way yen hater the dead and
help the living.
The Braegels Legion invites you
to join them in the Rernembranren
Day Cerernemy Mt the Cenotaph
Tuesday Noverriber 11th,
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"Par ertIticial mannineu,ni labor.
malion or einviee 11•0121 all. breads M
data% It ova the Waterloo
Breeding Aneoclation aki
Clinton H Y.2 - 144i Or
.1?almeriton US beanie ILIA.
and S.D. A. M. We bite all breedS
available ?won OM* Itt low ado.'
ATTEND W. A. DEANERY.
mrs. R. Stephens; MrS, Bryan,
Are. Glasgow,. Mrs, B, Somers, and
Mrs. G, Davis attended the k a11.
Dea,oe.ry piketigig of the W. A, held.
Clintonin on Thtipsda.y of last
week.
-Members of $t. Johns Church aleo
Attended the illustrated. talk on
the recent 'Lambeth, Conference
given in St. Pants Parish Hall, Olt
Monday. Oct, 217, by Bishop Town-
send of London,
0, F. U. SUPPORTS NATIONAL.
FARM UNION WEEK
The Ontario Farmer's Union In
eol-operation .with four- other Pro.
Warm Unions., Manitob,
.Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British
Columbia, embark on a special
program for the week of November
3 7 8 known ns National Farm
Union Week.
The prithe function of National
Farm Union. Week is to acquuetint
Urban:as well as Rural people with
she fact that there IS a Farm Union,
and imiress upon them the aims of
Ontario Farmers' Union. The in-
come of Urban and 'Rural people .
is related, they 're interdependent„
Warmers depend on Urban people
So buy their farm produ!ce, Urban.
people doPerul oni 'farmers to buy
their merchandise. If agriculture is
not prosperous farmer's cannot buy
cars, trucks, tractors, balers, forage
harvesters, combines and other
machines so necessary to operate a
farm today. The level of prosper-
ity also influences .wbether Mrs,
Fortner gets a new be or makes do
with the old one, whether she has a
presen'ee system or ,carries water
from the pump in the yard, whether
she gets. te new beating :'stem nr
coaxes another year's service from
the old kitchen stove. ;These things
have a hearing on the pay cheene or
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a.
the man in town,
FARM TIN-IONS/ try to keep their
Membership and the farming cem•
m'i'iity in ,soeneral informed on things
which- are currently happening in all
fields which might affect Agriculteire.
through the medinm of the Ontario
Union, Farmer, their official pubTh
cation, along with radio, T. V, and
the Press, InforMation Booths are
maintained at Wall Fairs, during the
recent Ploughing Match alMost 600 •
tarntere visited the Ontario - Farm
Union. Tent.
The Onitallia Fainters' Union is
-organized on three levels. Local,
County arid ProVincial, Locals, Which
are usually get nip One to a Township
holds regular monthly meetings and
clilSenge v'airidee AM-Ventral. prob;
lens, Reecirtiniendatione go from
here to the County orgttoizatioii
in. the form or resolutions. Resce
iutions that pass County. Meeting
are sent to Head Office ter dietti-
Wien to the other locals Within
' the province. They then go before
file PrtiVinciat Annual OniVention
said if Passed beet:Mies Tinian
POlidi, which .C6,11.1101 be changed
by -directors. This leaves central or
She ergeninatien in the hands of the
members, Thits the term "gram-4
reite,
The Natrona! Warm Union Week
Campaign` ineindeg 1060 and air
placards and
iii st,6ued knit ,teed na', httSineStt
teenie. Will. Wear special
• badges, will be
used On all tarM Unfelt nialt.. In
additiert to this 4tid. tieilittod most
brenteritiC local inetilberS will conduct
a • fir* datives .for new
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Get Yelif :Fah Permanent zit
irenee Ratify - Salon
coral WAytt
AtAioi*ttont DAY Of ttiti.ittitl
Phene 1A6 •