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COMMISSION
C. A, t, MURCHISON CJ. O. SIhia ISSONr ommoLer
ON
CommInfonw
FOR SALE —
New Cocksbutt Cultivators, Heavy
/Duty Wagons and other New Cock-
xhutt Implements, also used Allis -
Claimer Tractor, at Bargatn Price.
John Bumrstead & Son,
Phone Wingham 455.
FRED: RIClc r. t1C31Mtlt1 H
Pim. E., It. 0.
Mra. H. Viola Honauth R. 0
Carol E. Honanth R, O.
?bone 'ITIS Harriston, Ont-
LUCKNOW SCHOOL
CONTRACT GIVEN
TO FIRM AT GALT
THE EIRUSSELS PAST
BLUEV ALE
Mr, P. Moulton, Toronto, 01010
secretary for the Ontario Temper,
two F.pdeTeklen, " 'addressed the
congregation of Knox Presbyterian
Church here on Sunday morning,
and spoke of the problem facing
Canada through the use of alcoholic
beverages. Mus. Gordon are* ed
Miss Margaret Moffatt sang a duet.
Lloyd Wheeler, president of the
T. P. U., had charge of the even-
ing service at the looal United
Churelt, When it was decided to
sponsor the play. "Anna Minnie
from Mineresata." Miss Verna
Wheeler, presided for the worship
service. Cavelle Rattan read the
scrimture. Marie Johnston sang a
solo, and Bross Smith took the
topic, "Our Duty to Missions."
Lucknow -- Contract for the $400.
000 Lucknow District High School
was let last night to the Thomas
Construction Co, of Galt.
The contract
was awarded at a
special meeting of the board,
Philp Carter Johnston, of Lon-
don. is the contractor,
1115 address,
The two mint.rers were stationed
six miles apait in Ireland and now
have ebargea six unites apart in
Tinrotn Conan
. .,n 1 . 4 M M n,,.
b lorence Richey. NI/Urea ZTanill.
i ton, Thavid Crania/tool iauilding
Maintenance, , and repair. NorMan
ltlntolti, PerOY Clark, Dencet', Ken-
inody, Robert Mowbray.
ELECTION HELD
AT WINGHAM
CURLING CLUB
The Wingltam Curling Club has
elected the following officers for
1852.53: Past presitent , Dr, A. W.
IIwht; president, 1t, S. Haltering•
too; first Mice -Pres, lionlald Rae;
second miceiprels., George !fug.
lis; secretary, Dr. A. W. Irwin;
Obituary
William L. Fraser
/
William L. Fraser, 82, a former
retildent of Morris Towhsliip and
Bluevate, died at, Swift Current,
Sask., following a Stroke, His wife,
formerly Margaret Burgess of
Bluevitle, died five yearns ago,
He 'ie survived by two sons,
treasurer, r
G I Cammage• assist• I ,I acltlin on The homrsLrad at Burn-
tent -treasurer 11. L. SherbOurrdy; ham. John, Calgary; two claugh-
finance comsn,iitee, Dr. W. A.. Bee-
croft (chairman), W. H. Edwards,
French. Athol Pardon, J. II.
Personals: Mrs, George Thornton Crawford; charPlain, Dr. W. A Bea
croft; round robins, Donald Na-
tivesMrs. Tack R'irla d atd with rola Cm1011 (chairman), J A Wilson,
fives in Toronto and attended the
funeral 0f John Higgersan.; James Gordon McKay- Lloyd Oasemore,
Gil. Miller:- December bonspiel, R.
with
and daughter, Ailsa Citade 1101 en `(ohrairmen)„ Murray
iW relatives here; Misses Ethell
Rae, Omar Hazlegrove, Jim Farr,
Waal Florence Beattie, Mrs, H. R.
Scott and Katie, and Miss Belle Dr. W. A. McKibben, W. H. Ed-
wards;, Dr. A. W. Irwin; Sammy
Smith, ssSeOlive
with MM. Cassis draw, J. P. McKibbon, (cairm an),'
and Miss Olive Scan; Mrs. Carl
Johnston :and Mrs. Stanley Dar- Jim Manley, A. D. MacWilliaan,
Harvey Groves; February drarw, A,I
ling intGuelph a; the . Harveyn's Rutherford, (chairman), Elmer.
Institute to o1,ss recur Mrs. Harvey 5taintona H. P. Carmichael, Dun
Robertson has returned home from Mirpongall; March draw, J. H.
Crawford (chairman), Dr. A. W.
Irwin, W. Tiffin, W. H. Edwards,
W. H. French, Phlanik McCormick,
Ronald Rae, Archie Blair; tee Com-
mittee, William Blair, Jim Mur-
ray, Miner Stainton, Lloyd Case -
more, Larry Hiseler, Ross Orris;
heating committee, Gordon Godkin.;
ice plant, Gordon McKay, Willila+nt,
Blain, T. Thomson; Jitney, Wed-
nesday afternoon .and ,social, Dr. G.
W. Howson-, Murray Rae; mem-
bership committee. Arthur 'Wilson
(chairman), Omar Razelglrove, W.
B. Oonrom Frank McCorintok, Sohn
Bnwnsan. Prank Hopper, Mel Dona-
hue. Bill Elliott; prize committee.
leis, Isabel, at home; Mrs, Alba
Stamp. Swift Current; and three
sisters, Inns. Mary Robertson, Blue.
vale; Mrs. Jane .Bustard. ,,Morris
Township; and Mrs. Margaret
Nicholson, 13Agra ve,
the Wingham Hospital.
Blueval e
A uhanlc•offesing meeting of Knox
Preohyterisn W. M. S. was presided
over Mrs. Eldred Nichol, assisted
by Mrs. William Mundell and Mrs.
Ra mend Henn in e. Mrs. George
Nicholson :nue. The Rev, Matthew
Bailie intrndnrPs the eateet speak-
er. the Rev. Robin J. Ragas. of
Molesworth Preebvt08100 Church.
Mr. Bowe= was a chaplain in Pal-
ea+ine dnrina caeca of 'World War
TT. and his dudea and m^'rileaes
inra.,tded r eortinr lar -e nnmb"rs
of aaldirrc ahs++t Je*ns:almn. Thece
nxperdene0s formed the thane of
.4
... I'm one of the Aircraft Technicians that
give it a `DI' (daily inspection) and keep it
in top flying shape. We take personal pride
in the work that we have been trained to do.
Our aircraft are ready to fly in defence of
freedom."
MOIeE;-MEN ARE NEEDED NOW IN THE R.C.A.F. TO TRAIN AS
IRCRAFT TECHNICIANS
AERO -ENGINE • INSTRUMENT • RADIO -RADAR • ARMAMENT • AIRFRAME
These men have an important job in the operation of Canada's ex-
panding Air Force.
As a skilled R.C.A.F. Aircraft Technician, you will gain valuable
technical and training experience—receive good pay -30 days annual
leave with pay—and a pension to be earned.
You will play your part in defence against aggression. You will serve
Canada—and yourself!
IF YOU ARE BETWEEN
17 AND 40 AND HAVE
GRADE 8 EDUCATION
'AR BETTER.,.
SEE 711E RCAF CAREER
COUNSELLOR AT THE
ADDRESS IN COUPON
4R MAIL THE COUPON
Director of Personnel Manning,
R.C.A.F. Headquarters, Ottawa.
Please mail me, without obligation, full particulars regarding
enrolment requirement: and openings nowavailable in the R. C.4. P
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ROYAL CANADIAN AiR FORCE
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE —
Durhamt Ocw, due to freshen soon,
Jas: A. ,Byaus Phone 1249.
WedcedaY, Xpril 24th, 1252
FOR SALE —
A colony grouse 10 x 12, Luke new.
Dan McKinnon Phone 24r12
FOR SALE —
30 little pigs,, ready to wean and
5 chunks, apply to
Joe Holmes Phone 13r6.
FOR SALE —
200 Red Rock Pullets, 8 weeks
ofd,
Mrs, Roy Cunningham Phone 86x12
FOR SALE —
A few range shelters in good
condition. No further need for thtem.
Melville L. Lamont Phone 21r13.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE —
In Brussels, comfortable house
with water works, hen house and
garage and a good .garden.
Mary Lamont.
LAND FOR RENT —
Attractive number of acres, some
plowed. and some to he plowed.
Apply to Geo. E, Pollard,
Phone 6O12.
FOR SALE —
Bker` oil bath head for windmill
complete in perfect condition, also
a good horse trailer.
Bert Johnston Phone 28r4.
FOR SALE —
Modern Red Brick House, new
modern bathroom, hot and cold
water, ideal location.
Phone 11 Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Cement gravel, fill or sand, de-
livered promptly.
Phone Arthur Rattan 44r6 Brussels
WANTED—
Dead and disabled farm animals
wanted for prompt pick-up. Can
Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Phone
Brussels 85r12, Collect.
FOR SALE —
Milktng Machines, New and Used,
(various makes) Level H. McGuire,
Wingham, Phone 693W, Surge
Dealer (inosines invited).
FCR SALE —
You'li surely need new stook to
'satisfyyour later markets. Bray
Haltohery has pullets, dayold and 3-4
week. homed ,Shipment. Ask
us for prices on what you'll need,
Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel.
AUCTION SALE —
2nd Annual Registered Ayrshire Sale
to he held at Barrie Fair Grounds
on Thursday, May 1st at 1 p, m.
For catalogues wnjte to Gordon
Strath, Elmvade, Secretary, W. S.
O'Neil Auctioneer.
FOR SALE —
A six room, two storey cottage
roof house, about 24' x 301, with
hath, an asphalt clad iritchen
abort 20' x 11'. Furnace, hard and
soft water. hydro, also veneer brick
house about 26' x 40', steel roof,
garage and small hen hoose, Being
Pert Tot 0 on Turnharry Street,
1'911„e0; of Brussels. well Insulated
and on n hail 111111r11TM sight, ,Tames
lrrl'adznnn. Box 1. Brussels, Ont.
Give your home a lasting
beauty treatment with Stur-
geons High Quality Point,
Johnson's Paint and
Electric Store
Brussels, Ont,
A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE
BUSINESS CARDS
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C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M,. C. C.
PHYfSi J AN and S'UCZG Oh
a^-'Lir.m Ss, moue 4. Brtstetin, °ILL
8 011.. A'.. YV . 0 11 r.Y 1 ILL�.11 J 'I '-4 -1,
fi . Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN end SURGEONS i ,r.'1
Telephone 4 — Brussels. Opal.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
• Eyes. Examined. Glosses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a. -
as. to 9 pm.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty. General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brussels
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, - Kincardine 21.
Evenings by .Appointment.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls- Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Home
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Exclusiyely
J. A. Mora.Gahan. R. O. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Spectallzing in Eye Elfaimination 2nd the Fitting of Glasses
Off:ce in Listowel Clinic Bmfd'n>g
Homs: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 1113•.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
D. A. 1Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 65 �.. - - . BRUS FL!L ONT.
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Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fre insurance
Accident and Sidmess
Agent for Great West Life insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 — • Brunets, Una
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM end BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tme-day and So.tvrdav ail day — Offal open every slay.
Plsonr 201: -- Successor to E. D. !keit'
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Haran County)
',A, i23FACTJON GUARANTEED — PRICES REASOM(AP1L
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For iRtarmation eta, write or phone Lew. !towhead
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Or write to R. !l. 3 Walt's..
HUNTING is one of the most popular fall
pastimes, and ,we in Canada have the finest
hunting grunds in the world. In
the field, however, we should all
remember there's another season
next year, and matiy more after
that. Observe game laws today
and you'll have plenty of
sport tomorrow,
CARLI C'