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4AxteertIting rates ,Ott axitiation.
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tont the eotnIteaation and flowers
to, stn. ttto eltildtvn,
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TAX ADVANCE-TThit'S
Thursday, July g3rde, 194 . •
"" P11341 Retires FORD ARMY TRADES
.7mr. Clark one of Western SCHOOL POPULAR
ontalvs )4,-4 known eilueator•s, prin.
cipal oi the Dra,tton Publie ;School
1.17 Lient, Brace Pore*
sitwe 1913, hAN esigned that position,
In$ c than Oiw or two itt thy
time. t Inc %;,titts
thoot oro ed toeoliWr nt thO
\ lomTh. of tho t'Inted htit parNott.
„ow loN He\ „ 11, ‘1,its011. Mussels
St.
10.tainsa4sh*
Wolf SttsPeCted
The wholou.sle slatiOtter of s',Irep
Arm Iamb, ,carriA int1 jnow
thtsk:ht W be the work or WOlf,
atUutall onside its appear,tnee this
on the 4thcotters...ton east, 4ttial Leo
Sehwattv stot a. shot at it, hat \\.a. too
st\\ AN' 'to iiiittre it, 'rho sieions
latawilin, tit wIlktt ot, \very 41,
avk'd -rehts to ittdiOate thot the
Aamag,e ‘lotx. Ivy a wolf rather
tnatt 11 dogs. Mittimay tlarette,
Merebants. Loth* Meat
In the eaely hones of the mention,
bare ts:IOOes Of IntSittess
toe the ‘14?..'* trau$1\oits
town wad, orkt to be. on ti' NI,
Aro olSligek1 to icave deliVeriCS the
`tiO0tW1.N. POe SeVerat Mornings
tiClittts lukVintt 1%''st several POUndS
bologna And meat The par4..ol.s and
oatous appear to be reasottably secure
but S% g sse dogs have Ultieeta
W44' teaTieige a 3)•\1110u. Oi the
,o0Voting snteds and making •4.qf
'with tvItat,Iluy 'wish ,of the oontents,
A well fed d,og on the street early in
‘1•4 itt the flttktrt iS gOirtg to look
tath0 susvi.ionS. 'Mount rorcs
k..onft‘letate.
nill retire innit the teaelting profes-
sion. Plincinal Clark elaints the %Hs-
tinetion hav014 lar,t.lattind
. 1..1tool fair in the eounty. The first
selland fair in Wellington,nd prob..
ali4- in this scetion of Western •Onn..
nth). was held in Dreyton iu1914, he -
tore thrrn was o district representative
of the Department of Agriculture he
Wellington. l'almertson -Observer.
liostesS Rouse At Port Albert
•\\ .....L has jag opened a
hostess house At t
Albert, tor the aecontodation of air.
utett's ;wives, relatives and friends on
short visits to the air selnen, tt is in
ehatge of Miss fried Beekwith,
Montreal, with Miss Votothy Smith,
of Stratford as 0.:,$OStant, rhe hozzteSS
house is . new Wilding; newi,V turn*
ished with 4 Liel;e lounge, with Piano
and radio, special fatilities for eltild-
'on sewittliz MaChitte. Vitchenette. re'
stet :arta tight Ittch faeilities and
overttieht necomodation tor strangers
in eases of entergeney.
1'441: Milkmaid in Clintott
t:tIttiot ,i0bs are being taken weer by
Ala$ woutett ever$ slan kt 'the
men ion% the sereizes, Recently we
noticed in two ether nnners where
11;cir towns were chaman tht iirst
ilkIttaitls in this War, 'Clinton is not
behind as Miss jean Hunter,
songhter Mn. and Me,sn. Lett Hamer
tow114 is helPiet.; Luke tAVeseii
is daily route, ,Part, schoolegirl,
assisting Me. on while his son
and assistant, Gordon, is training. —
Clinton Xeses-Reeotd„
tilt TOngtle 1411
\\ visiting at dat 1:01nt
stV4Watiosh Vieltri4
aakt3;,htet Mr.
and Mrs,. Vfood„ .of tGodetielt,
ta...cm. 'her 4,,,,ni,(ro, ;-..ktze was easheci
to the „kkx-arwIra ,C;(cteral Ana Nkaritle
tour stitch-
4.1ring's VAN INA; bright N't'a \\TN, ri....quit,oa • t!lt,
16:e RtIsyiran front, bnt we're beand to;
4.?Vi".11t s, 1.how• that,!Oodetith CvOlf thlb R.41.)cd,
lAtikttes sh,woca Xews tho cItt'b itoltse AN: t!,,c 1.14rithna,
T41:lis;'1 frovi is$.4i'aeb 1=4,1. 4 '4:tdli `as',%kii4:1"4 br4kevi iitAb
tr.tt. 4.V rviOtOry ft io.a '4t sometinto Wittting raght arta a,
frcosh.tatOr News. eearaine of ..siAatV11,,',.s, gold bans and
wycoarsua.. iN.Tarlitttit • ..tttrattot,
Seat telt Orif, Poiks Winassli... 1'44'
.z.k. cow owne,,,i, by Mt. Aelaset LitfiC !been tal,Nett It.vnte ost-11:n. tho ex,tra-i
Nig ToiNotvaler, 4.,C) a itatis •elra)
syta-oi-ONIEnaty 47"„o, iirst
t won-. Kitettaitt N..4 Do War Wait i
:At
4o 'for itts'als;try. AAvire,,x•
'ttit-r* `M`7,'"A'.'n's, A Ytt.,‘YstttlY• =Costa:patty, Itta„ Win izwitet;
it,t`tvkat.t.r Ne-Vm Pivon't 1Nes:.-e V.,\Nauction i1to
vvar 'AlanufaiAnte
ItiNtatinky Piing 11.netsentea iNat•ts,
VI* bOVI ttn•eto stStctszttt., 1 is 71•"'NAVY2':.
Ssa.clted beet sseder way
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%slue" Nterainsitis 'Pewees :Fatal
The ssnapathy of the corm -mutiny is
extended to Me. and Mrs. Stoned ,Ide-•
Brien in the Aoa svidelen 'death
of their little thete-year-old son, Das',
shenot,, Amarta. on Theirs-
' al; 'awning. Jake .1.d. The little
low was taken ill on Tnesday with
rzentaottia, and later spinal meningitis
set in. Eatly Thursday morning he
was being taken to z..otaot for treat-
ment by a seezeialist when lte .staattlf
InsSeki 4,04•4.'y !VI The ,ear between Ker4-
4ta Exeter, Staforth Raton
L\poSitor,
'Boy Thatitei Under Load. ea.1
.johntie Brieltanars, fontneeertsoId son •
oi 1.4111,1 13tvetiralva,
NV4wati, 1QVtszal'fea
t. 'h Alta 4t i141,11.a ,of Ines;
t.hlit 'Upset at Vdivelit == their 40%411
34;h1Mie WAS =act 11„,,c
Itt tot:, That was alvant
th,ttee t ,waIti-i ibt,a,1:e.ert.
flitht't 1?:111,71', ;crawled =tett the 'hay
art.1 M$catod Johank. vehz.1 was ttozat the ,
Nicem-so tN.pts,rienoc,
aestroYed
f',„rte 1.)arl !bat% .Nra 11:ho fartn
sort:%-tvest. liazinn
cfhe ilata.gt nuit
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neTtnilt "Pkees horsts.1Jhens.
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14:41i4, 'rezeitt-
hsrist 'trk ::!:.
• Ana. Ftthez Fesentpe, browning
A ?Irv. :kit-Iblo
or, tintnles"
tZte.entnt eeher, I‘la..;.y Al-ye.to•-oil41
Luel 1;,1t -N.
• fssese zetterit
Ltd !!ler 'lathe.% itiis •
t._tr The
• ttnne ten de,q, at the
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Tereil
Ntitingattt Urn 4Itutet
wo,tiod titz Vtel).'/M -61
W• .1,1111:trIttel Tien hills
',slice..• .evil 'with :in fr tire 'ets
„loreni etvitternee. in the stizent7.4.
ionittn !sole we'e, eatst,intstinil
,..t...rtitnItzles, Atty.- btyiti-,t titt
,rittt,Qt.teta!T. • 1.1ZiS,:l •Stitnttl ittZ-1
nr; theit-'belitt•tm. mid otinumitlittI;li
Icavtits in': nine liveings "stn.-
rim" tinti 'Itiltinn 'wort
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This, is a ‘sar en wheels and tteads,
a WM' employing armoured fighting
timelines nn a. scale undreamed of a
few .'ears ago. Canada alreade has
one complete Armoured Vivision
overseas and another in the mating.
4s WO1 ;IS WI AttnY Tank Brigade iu
canades industrial brains, utv* al.
readY given, convincing proof of their
ability to produce in quantity fighting
thin,s of the Wettest ealibre. Alert,
mender young Canadian sohliersby
thons•ands um being rapidly train -
to operate those maehines. Behind
the Mtn on the. battle -field, however,
must stand an army ..‘f skilled artisans'
aezonimodate about ttoe at tine.
who mast itnow intinlatay the intrt,
in fact it occupies only a tiny corner
of tite huge Ford organization, but
since its inception in the fall of 1940
it has trained hundred of Canadian
soldier-trade•nuen itt the skills requir-
ed for maintaining. fighting machines.
The course is of only two weeks' dur-
ation but in that time the Ince, who
or course have had some preliminary
experientse in motor nteellaniCS and al.-
lkd are expected to learn
thoroughly the art of dismantling and
re-assemblitnr Universal carriers, artil-
lere tractors, trucks, lorries and an -
Tim men come to Windsor from an
parts of Canada, In the cloak -room
you will see shoulder -badges of
• tli-
try 'units representing just about
every province in the Dominion. nor
ranks include officers, X.C.O's and
inst plain soldiers, The school will
e. with one.half the men working
ate nutultitrerY every vehicle And
tO
Universal Carriers and the others CiftS1 l'epairs in a hurry,
truelts and lorries,
just reeently the lion. jr, 1., Ralston,
iThere are six instroctors ontre
,Mnister „Ntational l)efenee, made
staff who super‘iSe thei ups wOrk
this statements 'I do um k,aow any
partS, maintenance and repair, and
more important task itt 'the modern „
than
alivo lectures d.trin (he -
army the maintestaltce vehk_t
les." Mr, Victor Sifton, Mastrts•Gen- R3Y s°1"e aklAlt“'".1
era! of Ordtvante, said in a radio ad- 41141 ""e "rata' slok''ta were taken
on at the 'eqt of the Department
tf .NatiOnal Defence,
Lantern slides depicting various
parts a alt mechanized N•eiticle are
used liberalky in the lecture -room.
During tZte last two days of the
•Ird course, the men are taken to the,
Pro'Cing grOMIS 'where tiles' !tarn to
drive every typ; of arm).- vehicles. At
the end of two weeks they. leave the
dress that ''tite scietniiie elaployntrItt
tuaehints is the goal at whieh
are aiming," The First Cartadiandlase
Ordnanee \Vorkshop tow ben ,e;u1-
Ittl ior overseas, will Ise "the world's
largest garage and repair shop,'
ReaUshtg the vital importance of
trainine, armies of expert workmen to
maintain the ntee fleets of army Ve-
il:ticks in the field, the Department of
Xatianal Defence has established stela rkora schzo Proceed to Chrysler,
schools as- the Army Trades School at 404 Ger4tral Mztors PiantS where sita-'
You tnight be Om next
victim or firen.fire that can
quickly destroy your home,
your business, your pro-
Per17, your whole Jice's
vock, Let Pilot Insuranc,
accept the risk-eready and
quick to pay anY
claim. The eost 18 ireey 101+4
We write mat Insurance
to cove' selected 'i8ke itt
Automobile,Fire,l3targlar7,
Plato Class, rub.,
He Mobility
and otbey
g e t on. a1,
insurance.
COSENS & BOOTH
Representing Wingham
PILOT INSURANCE COMPANY
TOO MUCH SUN IS
VERY HARMFUL
A warning against too much sun
bathing is given by Dr. Norman
Wreng, in an article in Health Mag -
=tine, organ -trf the Health League of
Canada. Dr. Wrong, demonstrator in:
dermatology, University of Toronto,.
discuss.es facts and fallacies abut the'
skin.
The thief function of the skin is to
proteot and corer, but "Eqyaliy im-
por(ant, however, are its functions of
et regulation, oi elimination of
sweat arad of acquainting us with onr
tically useless in their effect."
Our skin resists chemicals extrem-
ely well, according to Dr. Wrong, with
the exception of such rare chemicals
as mustard gas. It also resists re-
markably well the invasion of most
bacteria enc3untered. Pimples and
boils are purely local skin infections,
he declares.
It is dangerous to have too much
sun, although "our skin offers fair
protection against the ultraviolet rays
of the sun. Tanning is an effort on
the part of 'Jur skin to protect us
further and, of course, the negro has
the most protection of all against -the
sun's rays. Sun bathing, in moder-
Hallam% tht mtelan.fes 1.,:rahing 'par stheou. are in ,31,,,e1..atinn far mare surrenmdin,i.:,rs through its sensorY ation, is very healthful and undoubt-
Centre at London, aria countless sPeciallized study, Tbe 'soldiers then 17er'AVS' eddy increases our resistance to infec-
ets
and is a sure prevention of rick -
in stores of technical Ata votatiorial return ti) their units *here they be- "'The skirt is admirably suited to re- don,
sehools right stetess The country, ets. However, the vogue for sun -
Private enterprise is assisting in a
noteworthy way, as exemplified by the
Army Trades School operated by the
Fora -.tem,. compats- Canada at,
Vtitft'or NzPoPtra36074 WW1 tht I)*H
nartratent oi National Defence. We:
paia a visit te. this School recently ata!
1,12,tbesennesi kineheon Inn plant, The ernine , are not absorbed. The skin can notdigion, the amount of sldn, cancer is
prank vales. We g/ can -I up is a striking ,dernonstnami ..cei the be 11)zuris'b.erl or 'fed" by rubbing in greater than anywhere else in the
'into tIzt inaptirtatt
,ab' cooperative spirit as between govern- ;a .MC -2= any more than a piece of worici." He concludes: 'Fair people
Which this School is ..aoint.,7, ?trent and private enterpri',$e =awing !leather can be 'fled" by oiling it Vit- must use discretion and moderation .in
is not a lails scltool a.s sehools eze, all tlereelt Canaaa's war =thine, larnins aaderl to shin creams are prat- their sun-bathing."
come speaaltsts in the cart of theirsist ha.rrnfal physical agents such as
it's machines, whileothers will ac:t :41-4eat, cold, drying, wetting abrasives
,54.,s, instructori.,..- and minor violence." Dr. Wrong
Entire cost f the oeurse at the .F07.4' points out, 'if this were not sn. hu- Serer sunburn can make a Person, as
&heel iis borne by the Fiar.4 moton: titans cotla net ire in the 'tropic, the iiii as a heat burn, and sunstroke is
not uncommon here."
Company, While in Windsor the /nen - a.nctiir., on the +desert and in the water.
art cniattetea at st. Lake's BarracLe.„' Fats and oils can be applied to the "In Australia," Dr. Wrong states,
thordi -Oat Ford Canny provides ;skin and will lubricate and Soften, but "Where sun bathing is almost a re -
bathing is undoubtedly as harmful as
moderate sun-bathing is healthful
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