The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-10-23, Page 4s�
rneet.Ihe new
Figure Requirements
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GOARD.
Front -lace AIshRMo
•
'Dash's attempt to wear rhe!
att6 W,, sbi<t'la-lisle dresses' ted
salts befOr •. you are &ted
with a weil-eut foundation
... a Gossarel Front -lace
Adjustable, You'll like this
-.-" caw la brocaded baeiste with
:4›.4!well-placed boning which
is controlling yet comfort-
able, The lace bust bas built
up shoulders ante „wide
,shoulcle craps - tta. support
the heavier- than - average
tense naturally --- without •77
presenre or tug. ,
Model 4792..- ,.
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THE GODERIOR I
The Newsy echo .
Atr.' STAR
THI'R,SI� a1 , 047.T011Elf 2.30,
11
Hy .qty 1"oung
Qlra r�tum stau lents : II'ert % you
De late ter. ?t.:t . _ 13 -ilk the .: ,late: ---4
ope°° "at
ar • aToi gs,
Afxez thatu °rtatlsitgl ;eirectio . we had
lands coi3gratulations .aze the order
!I the -*lay -f(.►r ,.tLt,. new 1.reeitidrnt of K
.elle Literary ry Sot•;ety, Mary ..%.111.
Thd- ne mbere of the' cexeetithe are
President, lab ; Vie -president,
John Holland:. seeretarv, Kay' Ise•
I:jlatl tt' t•, 4`haavks T.ia(l�all.;
i' preeeaslreporrt€a�ru,•Id•r►t t; . ouz
Wia4•11 Interviewed, our chiaa'luingde-
' ft -mu -el candidate, tiaarbara Holmes,
• voladillelittli, "Guest I'll ;•et as deet nt
bli'ght's sleep now."'
it 4:ft
Tltt% new exe4 utive'has already 'begun `.
• to ''deliver the ,troth," and has nailed
down 'tone's planit of its cautpaig'n plant -_i
ft riu, naneely•, the highly successful
"Skirt `ll. Sweater" dance held on Fri- a
LAWN BOWLNG
In the local nTelu'o doutte3 played at
alae orclaug t; i am Frkby aIIgbt.
Fred Mount. -and 4 'Teri • Powrt _ veru
Stu ize-; inhere.
On llorelay night, the winners were
S. Robinson. and, Fred Hunt, first ;
Toole and J. R. '`heeler, second. a
tDal "cdne'dais night Toole :and !,
'.. '\hies it were first, With N. ae'I a
and P. Bisset second,
Thy, prizes ea?h night` were chiettens.
'he Season's Smartest
GOLF
7!• REASONABLE ?EWES
19'ES a:
131ack Rich .dee uede Pumps,,
- and Ties
Exguisitivoi , Foot-Platterug' ,
wIntr HARMING NI -GDT VAMPS
Or
iLENDERIZING . 1T -THROATS
Price Right , At
.
$3._$4.95.$5.95
, d day the lithe, Shaking of the dances ra
I3A h`I>t LXR,, 'Oet. 21. --The annual Mrs. E. Gibson of Detroit visited
meeting pf. the Bayfield' branch of the friends in town and v1einity ever the
I. Inner •(:aanilda I=ible Society will be i.week- ;t1 L
fi eve $1.“Aliti like: to i4 a --little
. thank -you note •to Roy Holland, who
so kindly loaned and installed. his
redvord-player for us. ' •
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Plans are already in full swing for
that spookiest Of ``sue inti :functions. of
the year --the Hallowe'en masquerade.
And while- we're on the subject, here's
a good tip in advance.. The prizes . f(1r
the best costumes are, well worth your
eff„rts. Set, act areurdingly : •
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Notice.: --The G.C.I._'branch of the
"Junior Red Cross hhs been given per-
• mirsion to hold a tag day on Saturday,
t_Dttt ber 25th. \ow's the time to• dis-
play that school spirit. If you haven't
• already 'offered, t=our `services as a.
tagger, why don't, you dao it now?
PHONE 272 l
to Dominion Store)
Y•.012..,are,eoydiall$0 ited' to come in and see our new
full line of Gossar Foundations.
We have a garment to suit every style of figure. Come
in today 'and Miss Verna Barbour, our experienced
corsetiere, will be only toe, glad to help you choose the
proper garment that 'will give you comfort and wear and of
good appearance, Phone ,86- for special appointment.
F. E
Phone 86,
Qs^
IIIBBERT
The Square
NGANNON `
Z1�C NG! tiNON, Oct. 2'2. --fir. and
Mre. , Wilfred Elliott and daughter
loan, of Oalgary, area spending' ten
days with their sister, Miss Betty
Elliott, and brother, Mr. Arthur Elliott.
Mr. and Mre. Frank .:lavage, Ridge-
way, visited Mrs. I:eroi Stingtl over
the , weelr-earl.
'Mrs. 11. R. ,Hall and friend, Mrs.
Salkeld, 'of Goderielf. visited `Miss L.'
Dresney on Sunday. .
Mrs, Wirt. Kelly and son Jimmy, of
Seaforth, spear%the week -end, with the:
former's parents, Mr. ands Mrs. Joss, A.
Killough:
A number .from here attended the
funeral on Tuesday of Ir, John Me -
Gee's father. who • resided at Blyth. i The companies represented' are situated
ha
AireipsTmwtimmersto I. nor
«'e extend our sympathy to the family.
1'td • Itobt. Henderson, PratteSuatiex.
N.B., is 4►i+ a� ten-day leave with fi s4
family.
Considerable anxiety was relieved
here when friends and relatives heard
the news 'that troops had arrived safely
in England, and among them Were
Albert Rivett; Melville and Harvey Cul-
ber.t. We wish ,them • g►,od luck and'
�i ill look for interesting letters.
Wilbur Brown ha.s been electedl to
the tru->t(•e,hoard of 1 .S. eNo. «5, Ash-
field (the Dungannon -school ►, to suc-
ceed the •late John B. Young.
Fire Insurance Men Illeet,-A meet
itis; „f representatives of mutual fire
insuianee comb>anie. in this district
was held at the parish hall on Monda
y>
To TboseConvaieSCing,
, Ater Severe Illness
After many severe illnesses or. serious operations
.he patient is very often left in an extremely weak,
lervous, run-down condition: •
To all those convalescents who need some kind
,f at tonic to stimulate and build up the weakendd
rya;tem, we a"ould recommend Milburn's Health and Nerve Pills to assist
hem back to health -happiness again.
These pills help supply elements necessary` to assist the convalescent
in bringing back bodily strength and vigour.
Price 50c a box, 65 pills, at all drug counters. • '
Look for our registered trademarka "Red Heart" on the package.
T!:e T ` Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
•
HAVE THE BEST GROCER VALUES IN TOWN
MAPLE LEAF
Sockeye SALMON size tin 23c
" - :tiQ. 3 Sieve 1G -oz, tins
Peter Pan PEAS • 2 21c
Van Camp TOMATOES 2 large tins 21c
3 -STAR
P'
NiTBUTTER
Large 9•o.d�21c
FAME
GrapeFItUIT
.,-
j E
, 1'
. JUICE
°•
Choic Blue Rose RICE
• Kellogg's CORN FLAKES
JELL-O PUIiiiINGS
Durham CORNSTARCII
ti Red River' CEREAL
Nabob- -COFFER:-
• LI61tY:R- ..
Deep Browned .BEANS
Readied 1ViACARONI
Hillcrest • SHORTENING •
Jam Sandwich • SISCCJITS
.-Hallowe'en KISSES
20 -oz. tin 1OC
Lb. 10c
25c
15c'
10c
25c
1-1b: bag 49c
2 tins'21c
%b. 5c
1-11). pkg. 18c
a 1b. 19c
lb. 15c
3 pkgs.
t� Pl{gs.
Pkg.
2 -II). pIcg.
Hallowe'en JELLYREANS 1Oc
lb, l0c
lIosve'n, Guns Drops
ifOOR WAX 3 11a, tin 25c 1 I1D.' tin 45c
KLEENEX Pkg, of . ", 29c 2pkgo 25c
VTLLA;
t1EXT1tAC1 • 8ht!e '15c
MOVE PICIeE' ARE 6000 *FOR ONE 'WEEK
•
t'lic k rlac�k : Click -clack! 'bat an
odd sound to be heard issuing from a
d .nee jrc►nni , at 11.3() in the morning!
But don't get worried. It's Just the
ever -faithful G.0 I., knitters doing their
bit for the Red Cross. From now on,
five f- our morning, periods are
being run on Wednesday,. and the re
training , half-hour is. beim spent ih
Red Cross work- So far eve .been
able to make it a eery sociable half-
hour, .and still get a lot.of work done.
-Socks.'scaafs, sweaters and parkas are
a few of the artieles 'being -knitted. -
. * - * « -
As for the boys,. please don't think
that they knit not on vont life 'r..,_
enline eontributien are (so they think) .
air gunner in ,.. , . stationed at.,
ing. A short pror,*rait Was rdreseii'ted, ,
1.oronto, and LA.C, Rahn -MacDonald, I.
I » )owed by eommun}ti sitlgi' « after who i stationed at Trenton, are'visit- I
which dancing was 'started. Duri11
h evening AC. ,,t6 t rat was pre-,,
ing 'theirr., mother, .Mrs. Angus Mac -
exerted with a •pen and gietiell set - Donald, L1gin aye..
t , . =.31:x. endl i rs,_H,-R.- Currie . and laugh- 1
two pairs of socks, airs, Gazrdeter, pre- ter Madeline, of Detroit, visited at
`sident of theRed Cross Society, reading
the address and Mrs. Walter Westlake
making the presentation,* to which`
Tommy fittingly replied. the Thanksgiving week end,
Golden Wedding. A happy event Mrs. E. W. Shaw, Mrs. A. P. Brander
took place over Thanksgiving week -end ,
`at the home of air. and.Mrs. Ford Kin•
g and tliiss heart Brander, of Wallace -
of Toronto,, where 11x.' K%ng's '.parents, b`er,,,' were week -end visitors with Rev
Mr. and Mrs.'( ear;e Ding, of Baylico . D J. and Mrs. Lane. Mrs, Brander
i reedeeedee ixeiutiful Nolo at the ;morn-
,,
•. celebrated their geld* an -
at Hanover.' 'i`iralkertop Formosa, ; b , ink• service of 'Knox ,Presbyterian
M niversary, with their three children .
Wroxeter, Ayton. Teeswater..Shelburne i and °fivegrandchildren, Mr. •and llrr,!! church.
and Dungannon. Represen'tatIves, of !King were mar -rigid February 4th, 1891, I BI•s. S� , J. (-lark'IGambridge street,
the, (hitario Fir .,'i`rtdlerw-riters' As- ,cats' s'urprised recently •to receive a•
but owing to the. ineleinendy of the, 1 tt f h(� . T iotlel who is st
soeiation and the Provincial Fire • last Febru lry the annirersary
iiar:ahal's office also were present. and i
matters 'pertaining to' fire insurances
were di ?•useed at two : scion . morn-
inir and afternoon. Ladies of.ttae United
ehnreh sierved dinner for the company.
which ituiiiberedt abont fifty.
Mission Workers Meet. -The sded•tion-
11 ineoting of the`.• western .division of
the Maitland Presbyterial W.\i,S. was
holds in Erskine • Prerhyterjnn
d•httreli,: Dungannon. on Tuesdlay
afternoon. tMrs. Rieh. "McWhinney,
president of the Dungannon Ataxiliary,
was. in the, chair.' ,assisted by 3iiss
McDougall of Kincardine. Mrs. Allan
MoCahley. Ripley, led ,,the devotional
pnridxl and fdtllntiln... the theme of
'.'Prayer" read -for the Scripture lesson
.Acts 12: 1=9. Mrs. MrWilinpey ex-
tended a welcome to the ladies .an 1 Mrs.
• Morgan Henderson, .ncknew. reimird
in words: of apprt�si tion. --Eneoura g-
inn reports from the ,t,,•,sirioirs auxiliaries
-�ret'e given, . Mrs. Bowers, Ripley, gave
the Glad Tidings report. • After the
tlieoussion period Mrs. Hugh Bennett
yang a solo. accriMpanied by,, 'Mrs. II,
Stothers. 1Thd►' dediratfon prayer was
much more manly. Hos•ever, they do
seem to • he -Making gooey use of tlleir
gimme_ in 'the shop -work department, and
BAY TELA
The winners in the fourth round of
the «arrow trophy handicap eompeti-
tion are as follows :'Dr. N. 0 JaeIeozi,',
X. K.ilvert. 'R. Hilton. Geo. Buchanan,
A. E. Itoettley anti 3` . k. Coultlaurst.
I There, Is. oiA&frnord round, to be com-
pleted, before the playoff for.the trophy.
PERSONAL :MENTION`
tegr. Glen Ireodge •was bellies- from -
Camp Bordeu aver the week -end.
• and r • rillur 3CLC'brmlc K car
7 held in the Town Hall un Monday Detroit were recent guests -of .lir. Johfi -
s e.keiling, October 2, th, at 8 o'clock. An. Graham, ;(xloucester Terrace.
address will be given by Rev, Wm. Mc- Airs. J. W. Smith is vzrsiting in
Cleary, with :moving pictures of West wYtlndotte, _Bich., the guest . of her
s niiuster Abbey and "Bomb:• user daughter, Mrs. liaticolin Smith, • and .
k Europe...*' 31x. 31cC`learc is a must in.1ir:.Smith.
MLss Phyllis Baechlk r, R.N., of St.
terestiug speaker and comes -to this ; Joseph's •Hospital, London, -visited
branch as-ttLsvecial favor. .It is hoped with her parents, Mr ftal Mrs. J; E., •
there will be a large attendance. Buechler, North street, at the weekend.
I • 1 he dea,th of 'Margaret Logan, Widow
Mrs. D, L. I3osuer. of Daytona $eai(;h.
Attention, Men!
It is'an established fact that the cost of leather and labor is
advancing -r -Therefore it is necessary.- that retail stores
-rie .rices, BUT -®-Gledhill' " bring you
must ,, arv'tl e theirP
smart', ten's Shoes in medium brown, antique finish and
Shin Black Leathers' at the same loan prices you paid iu
the spring,
SAME QUALITY -- SAME PRICES
$3.95__$4.95..-$6.O�-$7.00--$7.50
GLEDHILL'S BOOT. SHOP
of the Iate Samuel Cleave, ueeurred Florida, and Mrs, Irene Band;~, of 1
! on Tuesday in her eighty-fourth year. Pict I.aulbton, spent ,a few days this
The funeral 'service will be held 'in', week with Mr: and Mrs. 1. A. Fowlie,
I St, Andrew's United: church on Friday Elgin avenue afternoon: • Interment in Hayfield " Friends of [Mrs. Gerald «'holey (nee! In the eveningBiss Gertrude Hatist
centetery. - Gertrude Evans), 2292 Hunter street poured tea and j the girls assisting
I Mrs. S. Shields, who had been aura_, _west, Peterbore, will. 'be sorry- -to-hear ! were Misses nary - McKay, Kitty
Inn the 'bate .lits: S. Cleave; has rt she is illy .St. Joseph's 'Ho pital at IMurrey, Edna Drier,' Bernice Hog.
turhed to her home in Godericb. c�rboro, siblg4 undergone a most
' • Mrs. Topping' Pet
of Toronto is the guest ha ' gartli, Hilda . `testa and Marjory
'
:�riuus olleratton • - ..
ng the gifts* and` trousseau were 3Irs.
Reg. Tufford, Mrs. Reg.' Bell, Mrs. i
Ira oke, lits••. V. Johnston, Mrs . Ladies', :lid. --The• Ladies' Aid held
H. Tufford anti Miss FAlna Driver.
CARLOW
` of her uncle,Mr.' A. Erwin. • 3iacFie
�r„ and U.S'xT S Whitely of Clio , - r' an -Miss Bell - was presented with a
,\firs (fur e Fea an o£ I3erim111er h_as�p
'•ueSts o rS- enlisted In Q R.C.A.S. • s a wireless •
► At1n;a Brown for a few days last week: o j b
es hnissdsar, (1. 1, ,tab a c ua °tin
i Mr' and lily, Jim bbil' 61:i`ii%d"Iµ'tI L w-lreless :at McGill University.
i
guests, [Mr. and Mrs. Davis, were ea away \Ir. ^ Liilll`ence A. Nicholson was
11x. Harold Fe tan• son of 11
d1 -
ton, Iowa, • Frere the e f M r lovely walnut radio table by the mein -
t h R C A F a w rete
.era 'of KIM ,Church choir, .and t freslen nts ' were served and a ;social
1 v' ( is . Tiy 1 r. our en o .A. file .next meeting will
teatttifai't .11�.er tIlttee (d h I i b J, Glen's.
r
and .Mrs. ,•L L. Cole. The neighbor, d he at Mrs. Gorge Glens.
their t k to r meeting at ..lir. Tait
('1st t•`l " `" ii►n►e. \Ir•. £ L. Errington'
was._ iu dist chair incl hurl ch. r g °o
the devotional pettiod. Plans for the
winter': work were discussed, Iced
(:'rocs knitting was clone slid a Red
t('ross iluilt was completed: There was
.a eeedb attendance. At 'the close re -
•fol a few days last week on trip home' from. Toronto over the week- !gave her a chenille ea* .en-ieii bedl-
i through Ontario:to d. •IIEL-I' TIIK-R1 D--I'ROSS
b end and 'on his return on Ionday was .
; •Presentation •to Airman. -Rayfield as accompanied by his, Mother, Mrs John
community entertained twenty-two ' a
memtters of the R.A� Radio School, ' \iehols(in, who will spend the winter d '
Clinton, and 1A('. TDttim3• '"'cotchmer, ' In the city. !;
(" : F fild 'anTuesda event e,Dou. •Macreenald, who is a wireless
;. R. . 1.n •„ of $aye y the R C F t
are either making articles to be sold
at ;i bazaar or filling ,orders -for end -
tables. magazine racks. and. the like.
Friends and mothers were the guest
Of the. grac - VIII .girl. of Central
drool atv-.a tea held in the home econ-
omies room of the Collegiate. Miss
('harbonneau supervFsed the ten. which
was very'suec,esafnl. the net proceeds
amounting to $8.40.. °
t 2 b
the homes 'of Mr. and ,Mrs. P. W.
Curries 13ritanbia road, and Mr. and
Mrs. P. R. Price, Waterloo street, over
e eIu torn r , on weather,' memiter of :the crew of the corvette
eelebraticn sra postponed.. uhti1 prow, I Anvida. Lionel, w•ho enlisted in August
when many rdilatives° and close friends ; of 15(►, ,and .had been stationed at
assembled' in their honor. A reception Svdlney: N.S., arrived 'eh 't .e shares' of
was held in the . spacious living -room; . Fngl<indd trigit . �.eptemlter, .21. Nothing
which"wars beautifully decorated for the
dlefirile could Abe learned• from the
occasion with bouquets of marigolds,4 letter, sshedk i1s st•rictly censored, ex-'
c•hrysantbom11ms -and carnations and i Non, that he was wall and enjoying Life.
appropriate fall foliage, and a beautiful.]t
basket of fifty •'Sunset roses. Mrs. Kin„ MANY '. GIFJS . _ FOR BRIDI E :ECT:
wore a corsage of roses. The festivt-
+ tMi,.•r Donnas !\Iaye Bell, who i- to'
ties opened with ,-a medley -of t}'finely
songsrr
, followed by the presentation be maied td► Mi^. .Tobin Edward
to the bride and rootlin f gold watches ; Pattei:$yien'af Peterborough this month,
as well as ether ntameranr ferd'; sap- { was the recipient ipient of a pre,entation b)•
liropr}ate .'gifts.'Mr. C. G. Kilty of theGirls'••(?luli at the home of Miss -I
Welland, formerly of Clinton, proposed l \Iar,1� l}Xc•Ka,r. ,t\ii .s Bele.. was ire -s•••
a toast .to the bride emit groom, °to sc'ntecl with a -wool blanket stn Behalf
which , the groom replied. The:.;eom-''! la2 _the .girls by !\Iiss Gertrude -Heist.
puny then assembled . in the cl.Zning- ! The et -ea table was beautifully deeor-
room. where a . buffet luncheon was„i atedin „pinky. and white. -
served. The table was eentred with Minim Catherine, Murray also Held. a
the wedding cake, beautifully decorated miscellaneous • shower in `honor .of file. -
for the oeeasiop. ;'circ. M. C. Hata ',at 'her home on 'Thursday •
poured tea and Missee Helen giant and fiigh e last,- 1 1d iMiss" Bell ereeeived
liurief Ttitt•hie anal- Douglas King nal many lovely and useful gifts front.
silted in serving, After the ,cutting. her.• girl friends. Refreshments*were
of the cakeby the-. bride the evening served by the liPstess and ,her mother.
seas spent in iappyreminis0ences. _' ( On .\Veclnesdh.y afternoon a trout,- r
offered by Mrs. .Da vidsofi .' \fire•: T) tvid
son also gave a lengthy report, of the
P 1 B e 1 c nven•o o n held in
a
1 Mrs _ • ;rave the table with pink and• white '-rims.
d}Ir�i'6 brunt t the c}os3n;. , . _ .sirs. ;I. IT,. Williamson of f)lds,..�.lta.,,
and piill: (tndlea in sill•er holders,
: hymn the md*t•tili, " i a une.,•t with her sister. Mrs. tleo. ,., n I
cvoril:�
end ,after n
was .e1oyedd with the Lord's Pr,aver, Prontor. ; firs. Bell and 'Donna received the i
The auxiliaries• represented were Kin- - Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold James of Area guests tit the -door find,.
tcardine, 'Ripley. shfit�P1 Killlough. strt�nt FIiclaavThl.rh Mr.. and lira. Geo: ,were, served] . by 'Mrs. I1:obt. Bell.
1
Lorne. Smith 'Kinlo-'i and Lue know. `Proetol•, Celt -line-,
�\ssisti'ng ill the teal rotten and allow-
_ seam tea was given • by Mrs. ' T. W.. Bell,
1IOLMES:V`ILLE I in honor of her daughter. The lroiise
rovinr•rn �. rd � o � � .
'r (' m (Mt 1 Stl 9t1 and 10th • wits dec•o.l•atecl -with fa`Gl flowers and
TEST -KITCHENS
P.
Prices efteetn a antis SAT. NIGHT, Oct, 25t1
1 -Domino. GINGER ALE. or Lime 30•oz
2 25c
Rickey bt1�
Coffee,
Fresh G'l►und
While you wait
Richmelto
Ib 39c u 2Oc
Edarly Morning
IiU�- �
• 37c 1,19c
Domino • -
BARING
Powder:
1-b. • tin - 19c
36 lb. tin - 10C
' Domino
TEA
1 .Ib, pkg. 15e
„ 36 'lit: Pkg. 39c
Dominion
PEANUT
Butter
BUTTER
I FiAESIDd Ie b. e� c
Richmello- TEA Orange - 1/2' lb. 42c
' Pekoe
Domino MOTOR OIL
Domino SOAPFLAKES
1C qt. tin 99c.
4 lb. pkgs 39c
FIVE ROSES'
FLOUR;'.-
98-
$
Ib 21 -Ib.
2 99
bag • bag
WHITE Sri\ TISSII'T
:HALLOWE'EN E'EN KISSES
K een's
MUSTARD
4 oz tin 10c
8 -oz, tin 27c
jar 14c
jar
2 5cl
MINIM
rolls 25c
2 lbs. 29c
PEANUTS�
In Shell I".'19c
NAVY TISSUE 4 rolLs 25e
Nugget POLISH 2 tins lac
Hallowe'en -4ti OIi'S
Apples
S: tbs.
-for
Hallowe'en
fl.15C
1Mt4PS
►JBEANELLYS lb. 15c
Yams
Finest Quality.
3 lbs. 1.9c
Blenheim- Orange Pippin
6 -qt. 29c
Fancy Emperor
Grapes 11x, lIc
i RUSSEL SPROUTS
Qt. °Box 15e
No. 1 COOKING ONIONS
3 lbs. 13e.
• . -_ .
Sweet Juicy -Large size
..GRAPE FRUIT 3' °lbs. 25c
Imported
• Letture.�;
2
"ds. -. 15c
Large ,juicy.
Lemons
.• , Io
'._r15c
' DOMINIONJ,rTORE LTD.
ALL
A UiV7VERSAL Cx1Rl21ER E
)URATION /S OUR COMMITMEN
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•
s Communities* throughout Canada have been
,givell specific War WeapomS as their xiefinnte
innntliti objectives ht the .National. War.
Weapons Driv*e* which starts here this. week.
We have committed -ourselves to meet our °Wee.
must do it bi increasing our individual pito.
chases of War Savings COtifica,tes. Ev'eryone
must do his share. Canada's expanding war pro-
gramme must have your support. War Savings
Cierti6,ates provide the' one mearis of support
that evetybody can use: Path their tales when.
ever and wherever you can.
Double Your Pledge to Buy
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES REGULARLY
Cl
inottn, R. 1! Wbateley; Douse Committi,e; D. E. 'Campbell,
tmlastclal, W. C. Attridge; Publicity, A. Wilkc.3 .9
WATCH OUR UNIVERSAL CARI1IERS COME TO LIFE
The Progress' we snake in the purchase of osi; universal ear.
viers will be shown'each week. Rit by bit this blank gi.aph
will lake shape. Cheek its growth in negt week's edition of
ibis paper.
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