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THE 'wawa I'QST
The infantry
machine gunners
The Canadian Infantry Soldier is a vital
part of our expanding defence forces. In Korea
he has built a wonderful reputation for his
courage and ability. Wherever he goes, the
Canadian Soldier has a way of winning friends
of • impressing both friend and foe with his outstanding
training and soldierly qualities.
The Infantry Machine Gunners are an integral
part of the Canadian infantry regiments. With their
• heavy and accurate .fire power, the Infantry Machine
Gunners have time and again in Korea proved how
extremely important they are in attack and defence.
Play your parr in Canada's most important business today, defence.
You are eligible if you are: 17 to 40 years of age, (tradesmen
to 45), physically fit and ready to serve anywhere.
Apply to the nearest Recruiting Depot:
• No. 13 Personnel Depot,
Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont.
No.5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bagot Street, Kingston, Ont.
Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 90 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont.
No. 7 Personnel Depot,
Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Sts., London, Ont.
Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main Street West, North Bay, Ont.
Army Recruiting Centre,
James St. Armoury, 200 James St. N., Hamilton, Ont.
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CANADIAN ARMY
ACTIVE FORCE/'
4GHANT MEMORIAL SHOE '
dtdycayc a targe stook 1n• Ch*1e of
Granites to Chose train
All modern Machinery.
famous ler
artery tettering a $pecan
Artistic- Memorials
art very reasonable prices.
• R. A. SPOTTON
phone 256 — Winghatn, Oat. 1
5eparmtora raid lh+lslkera.
Disc, Plows, Mantra
Spreaders.
3lbsne and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
loth wheel tractors and crawlers,
Discs, s,
Hewers, Hay Loaders,
lirmiley Forage Blowers and
rsamnitoor IYHIi..
We alio ave repairs for
011ier Cockahutt Trtaebosa.
•r„a+..A."r °eaters ler
Implements
MORRITI & WRIGHT
Myth, Ont.
PHONE
STONE'S
FOR
PROMPT REMOVAL OF
DEAD OR DISABLED
COWS — HORSES
WM. STONE SONS LTD.
PHDNE COLLECT
INOZRRSOLL t1
BR ,JO$[LU 71
9
WO•RLD'S BIGGEST'
CLASSROOM
School broadcasts over a coast to
coast network are heard by over 600,
000 tlui>ils Rn 9,817 schools from
British Columbia to Newfoundland
These 013C broad*ast are called the
biggest classroom in the word in
terms of pupils and area, in Gordon
Sinclair's article in The Star Week-
ly of October 13. D4.reoted by one
of Canada's few women radio pro-
ducolrs, the daily 30„minudes pro-
grams range Thom Shakespearean
drama, history and music to nature
study, On. this year's tenth sanni-
vresary of school broadcasting, the
Canadian proograms are heard in
New Zealand, South Africa, Austral-
ia, Great Britain, Ceylon, and
India,
Walton IJnited Church will bold a
turkey simper on Friday, October
24th. Writ" for further particuars,
FOR SALE —
100 acre Farris, hydro, good house,
barn, driveshed, henhouse, good
bush, priced at $6,000.00.
100 Acre farm, good house, 8 barna,
priced at $6000,00,
100 acre farm on County Road, house
large barn, silo hydro to the hotsae
priced at $6000.00.
75 acre farm, good house with all
modern conmenlences, pressure
sytem, water softener, steel driving
shed, large harm, priced at $9000.00.
1.00 arre farm, rloae to highway,
rood red' brick hone, hydro, steel
drive altorl, large barn. priced to sell
ri1 $R,700.00.
Nirmher of good hoises 1n the
Vilna* of Ttltanels.
7. r. Tone. Hest Pato., 17roker.
mere 84 Ttresseln. int.
...111.M1••••••1a
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Fai•m Stock and Grain
At Lot 1, Con. 7, Grey Twp.
154 Miles North of Brussels on
Friday, October 24th at 1 P..M.
Coos
1 red (saw milkltsg in Dalt, 5 years
old
1 roan cow milking, due April
5 years old
1 red cow milking, in calf, 6
old
1 red cow milking in calf, 4 years
old .
1 roan cow ;to freshen soon, 4 years
old
1 red and white cow, milking, not
in calf, 8 years old
1 red and white heifer to freshen
00011
1 roam heifer, fresh 4 weeks
1 steer, 2 year old
5 year heifers
5 Suring calves •
1 calf 4 weeps old
Pigs
11. ciuruks pigs
C ohlnnks pigs
1 son' wldlr 11 watt, nioseth old
1 son- de, Nov. 24
Grain
000 bu, mixed ,main.
708 1111. darks
Torras Cash
Hos, McFarlane, Prop,
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
D. M. MacTavrsh, Clerk
7,
years
FOR SALE —
White frame ltotuse. 7 rooms, bard
ani soft water in the house, pressure
e$tem. Situated In Village of Blue -
vale. apply to
Snarling Yeo Phone 610W4 Wing,
It am.
CRANBROOK I WALTON
I11Fe!i'aig of the W. Aa
of Walton United Church rust in
the basement, wd0h'title President,
11'1't . l su'•nbtt 1 PI eSilbing, Pbu meet•
Tug o!I1elued 0 -kb a read.ing followed
by prayer. The minutes of the bast
sleeting were need and approved.
The 1treais. report was then read by
Man. Holman, with a balance of 086.
38. •San-erei' items of business fuer
dealt with 111 finishing up plans 'for
Punkas, supper. The meeting closed
the Miapah beniedietion,
Pel'aenalsr Mr, end Mrs. W. Walsh
end fanny of I'ragarsl'itle, with the
Humminlea famdlyl Prank Marshall,
North Ray, `with,Mdrs. J. Marshall;
Ms. trod Ms' . James Murray amd
family, Auburn, with friends here;
Victor iSAnaty has returned home after
visiting In Landon; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. McNichol, London, with Mr.
and Mrs. A. McNichol: W. Rate,
Q. 0., haus rntitrned .to his home in
Ednaceiton, Mitt.; Mr. and Mrs. C;
Brown: and family have moved to
their new li*nte In Auburn where
Mr. Brown Is section foreman: Miss
Ilarrj'nnllte Stevens, Moran. w(1th
• her parents lyra'. anal Mrs, 15. Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs, D. Lawless, Toronto,
with Mr. end. Ma's, Wilbur T'rrnbull
Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Young, Strat-
ford with 'friends here.
•Mr. A'nd Mfrs, -ltd. Gender, Fraser,
, Alicia, visited wi611 MO. Paul
. Ji+seltke over the weekend.
Miss Male MIcNlabb, 7'imdiskaming,
MOSS Marry McDonald, Teroiuto;
M•rts, H. itober+ts'on, Tot'oliito; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Ilarkwell, Oalt vis-
ited et the Thome of Mr. T. McNabb
over the week end .and attended the
McDonaldl • Cunningham wedding in
Ethel,
'the sympathy of the community is
extended to the family, of the late
' 5r , Sntat9bion who passedowner in
the Listowel lwapital, Sunday even-
fng. 7errI
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Lawless,
Dianne and. Murray, Toronto, vacated
with Mie. and Mrs. Murray liuether,
on Sprndhy
Mr. and' Mos. Gordon Worden and
family of Mftoireli, vistaed with Mr.
and Mrs, Stanley Campbell, over the
weekend,
In Sunday; Oct: lLtht, a special
Tanamlasgiming service was hell in
Pie oh;unch. A large collection of
flowetts, 'fruit and vegetables etc,.
isiere used to decorate the church and
later these were donated to the
Lietowei Hospital Rev. Wm. Hynd-
man had charge of the service.
Mr. and Mr•s. James Keys of Sea -
forth and Air. and Mrs. W. J. Perrie
attended to Tliternationail Plowing
Match at Ciarp Airport near Ottawa
last week.
Mr. Douglas Keys, of Seaforth,
formerly of Os,itnbronk attended the
plowing match ,anal was successful in
winning two first prizes. One being
t+die Tmtrr.Senondary school corn,
petitions and the other being the
,Jin Deere special.
`ll.o Ocl'ah,,r,
ill., A Ali ' T, -u -'r<'
''`rA11 AND CRIPPLED
"At"' ANIMALS REMOVFr
rpOMPTLY FOR SANITAR
DISPOSAL.
Telephone Collet:
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
P.'fl(M 'YOUNG
LIMITED
r,®m.etoeraar.;�au�t
W.dueusdlaiy, Oetalbec,, 1 till 1 S
Mrs. S. F, Davison is a'
Witlter in Port 8/18144
a, *
Mr. and Mr a, Millard and datttl1iltor.
of Westnada, Man., were vltsit+ara
last week with, Mrs. W. 4naretat std
other friends in Milk cmilmunity.
ti *
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brodie, Tor-
onto spent Thanksgiving with, the
isitter's mother Mrs, Tema Watton
and brd>ithers Reg. and Cansen and.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hockeridgeo ,
Gorrle.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mise N. alim'dint' was home .for the
weekend, accompanied by Mrs, A.
King, HotxiibY,
Drnest Young, Toropto, spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with his
Mother. Mrs. i+]dana. Young and broth-
ers Norman and Eimer.
a: * *
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, Wallace.
burg, spent the holiday with his.
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Scott
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hointes and
daughtetF Dale and Susan, Bramtkor'd,
anent the Thannlcsgivinglnoliday with
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Somers.
* * *
Dr. Donald Mcltae and Mrs, Me-
nne, Toronto, were Thanksgiving
visitors with itis mother, Mrs, T, T.
McRae,
'1; * *
FO. Charles Thomas, Portage La
Prairie, Man-, visited with his par-
ents Mr, and Mrs. Harold Thomas
during the week -end.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Mac Thomas, Mr
anti Mrs. ltoy Thomas and daughter
Judy, and Air. and Mrs. Karl Neill.
Woodsitock, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Thomas for the week-
end and attend -ed the Thomas - Pror.-
er wedding et Relglsvp united i
Church on Saiturdiay.
* * *
'Thanksgiving vtistors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryan$
were Mr. and Mtn. Edward Welles,
Mr. mid Mrs. Warren Linkert. Mr.
T5eekeio, Nelle$ anti Miss Dianne
Wird of Hamilton.
Ung
* * *
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Glassier and
mon Danny of Midland, Ont., spent
the holiday week end with his
parents Mr. said Mrs, Dan {ills osteo;
:r *
Mr, and Mrs. Leo Clermont, Mott
Terry and dannglliter Olean Dale, of
Weeton were visthors aver the holi-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Lolls D.
Thnrnmeom,
* ,ti *
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Porter -of
Whitby, ,and Mr. Robert Moore of
London, were 'visitors with Mr. and
Airs. Harold Kerney over the holt.
day. ,
*
Mr. Jolla A. Ainlay, of Dvanston,
ill., II. S. A., formerly of Nebtiaslttt,
fulf7led a long standing ambition
who,. 11:x, vistit.ed Brussels last week.
Mr. Airlay is a great grandson• o'f
Wm. Ainlay. who was a brother of
,Tula Ainlsy, the first settler here,
This village wet named for him
when It was known in the early days
es Abrlvn'ille. Mr, Malay was
tt'rrc'rs in fife early hsstony of
Brussels and talked with e. number
of the older residents es well es
seeking Information from the Iooat
nmvapeper, He was acoompaaied
by his wife.
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offers the same safety,
hi h rate of interest and
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immediate cashability
atfull f value!,
tt3ti ;n - - att',.5
everyone Partys fo build up reserves of saving.
Canada 51vrngs goods r,. >e courage
and help syslertratic paving -1722k6 saving easier,:,
'rkey discourage, wgs ful spending -vee Wei—Man cash -
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wrings gents 0'6 a/gays cashab/& et full foto va/r,1e—.
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denomin ions fo meek everyone's needs
71/i Series now on Sale
at Banks, Investment Dealers, or through your Company's
Payroll Savings Platz
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