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1't1F SI:\Ft 11Th NEWS
the MALE VOICE CHOIR
R,A.F., PORT ALBERT
in the United t'hureli, Walton
Thurs., Nov.
PIROGRAM AT S P.M.
Proceeds for the British •\Var Vic.
titri s Fund and other woo work
Chi • well known choir will present e'nt a
new program
of skits, eom,it eh
,
r
u rs
and other musical number_.
The entertainment treat
of the season
Admission: Adults ,lac. Children 1 n
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT FOR A
WORTHY CAUSE. Don't Miss It!
liAZA
v
IN
Walton Community
Hall
SAT., NOV. 15TH
Sale of Aprons, Quilts
Fancy \Vt'trk
Home-made Baking and
Candy
Supper served from
4-7.30
ADULTS 35c, CHILDREN 20c
'•, ut st ,> et Ladies' Guild
L A
':AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN"
Cast from latte'va1„
AT 8 P. M.
WED.. NOV. 19th
IN WALTON COMMUNITY
HALL
!-t:iier the ..t.: pices of the Walton
1 l f the Led Cross
Admission :' e eine[
Dutch served ani :famine' after
WALTON
thesiong will h1'
h,Tei at tle min., a Miss Laura
Knight on Nov,•mhar 19th. Roll call,
"Whear I would like to go for a holi-
day."' Topic. ''Natural Resources of
ntr community." will be taken by
Al. Donald Buchanan.
Don't f r ..t to attend the annual
bazaar and supper sponsored by
Tile Ladies Gnilel anti W.A. of St.
C r:ge;'c 1.'hill'eh, 111 Saturday. Nov.
111. Get your week end baking at the
Monte -made bake table. and the ap-
1„ns and fancy work would stake
suitable Christmas gifts.
Miss Jean MacDonald of Toronto
:hent the week end at the home of
Itparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-
Donald. -Her cousin, MISS Beryl Ca:'•
1 91 1)1100. l'iSlteil With her
11intiay.
Mrs. Hugh tan,pbell is vrlrtng
'tear dnlxht. , ll os. (_or;r'•
r, tvhill- lir. Campbell i; ern_
tit hunt inc , 1x1 it:
lota:rlee,
.1',rh• L'at :"n. ..la• cul
,,. M.•, .i: 1 . Morin:,
.�net1,1 ,. o, 1T1 A�
atm
l'set,v' ts-t;,•t,
Mr,. AV”. T. ilutaphrios. 1I'•,
1i u„atet Shannon and Mrs. 31. !ince
ger spent Tuesday in London.
Mr. Charlie rias passed away oh
T t stray night at his home. East
r nu tdary. McKillop, aft -t• a linger -
/tor
CONSTANCE
'rho W.M.S. held their autumn
riittnitottering nesting Wednesday
„=twnoon, Nov. tith, aT the home of
.11's. Jt,ittt htghain. Op, nsri tneet-
in0 with Mrs- Britton iu tbe' chair.
111.1110 -1;1,-sod :\--su;•an•,.' wars-.
seas:
Nirs. T mdwat ,;f,u,.•d paver.
. 11' uF 1 11 ' c ifT r :',rich Mrs. 11rit.
- a,i1'.•te•d play", for tit:- mirSiror
M>... Ti. `li.e. Pi e.leteli gave a
I,
in: nyst,I a 0151 limp
,. n+...
road/113 by .1L..... NO' Inig i-;511[
r•. eiht . :ret [.'[lista Sv :Urs:. Win.
'Iron. A "ice LM
Lord is counting on -i u. NITS
r lit t'. the guest speaker. than
a splendid add,'''. "The Gift.
e.1 Life and How We ifs' 11, Tho 11111
of Time atrtl the;. (lift of Personality
tett the (sift of t10• St,'wardsltip of
our Money. Det we lot' uta Master
Trough tr, lay oto h atsur's at. His
10,4." Mrs. Tend:ay mut•'d t vitt 01
1 LAPIS, t, Mrs. Gardiner. 17r.tr11. ;1u1 -
diet, of Oh ?1St A1tyo end 111. Gar.
din •r closed with pray',.
Mr. Kelso Adams went to London
last Wednesday for itis medical ex-
amination and while there visited
with friends for a few day:. Kelso
has enlisted with the RCAF as an
:aircraftsman ;,n�i wil! I,.; .',t10
:t1 ti111.
LONDESB ORO
on Sunday hast tI. p:,: 0' of rib'
1'nit oil t'hurrh ileiive•red n very tine
SoTtet tt on the Iitiaoo Ger mint Wal'
and God. His toss tray taken front
2nd Samuel. lath chap. 2:.-D1 verses.
Mr. Wm.. Lyon has leased his farm
` on the highway for a term to Mr. W.
Bromic[ of the 1 8th con„ who takes
possession ssion ittne'di tt ly,
'4Ir. and Mrs. W. Addison and DIrs.
I 1). Melville visited their relatives.
Mrs. Bean of Carlow on Sunday,
31r. Powler and family of Blyth
have into the house of Fred
Gibbs south of the village.
.
111,s Alice Fingl end Is in the Clin-
toa hospital where she underwent an
operation on Saturday last, She is
doing well at last reports. Her many
Mends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr, and Mrs. Iloy Stonehouse and
Mr. and Mrs. Cole of Goderich were
callers on Alt's. J. Tamhlyn on Sun-
day.
The Red gross held their meeting
in the community hall on Thursday
last with an attendance of thirty.
The committee who packed overseas
boxes reported Christmas boxes had
been sent to R. Hall, W. Little, I,.
Taylor, 11. Smith and. G. Cowan. The
Red Cross [greed to sell lunch at the
concert and dance put on by the Far.
Federation on Nov. 7th. A
letter was read 'stressing the great
need of blankets and it Wats decided
to runt ass the people for blankets
or donations. The treasurer reported
S552.77 011 hand \Nark i'ommittee
for December, Mrs Van Grad. Ruth
Skaldic k. Mi•s. J. Scott. It was also
decided to hold a bingo in the hall
basement 011 Friday night of this
Meer':, Nov, 11th,
Two lith donated by AIt•s. P.
Shaddiek were gttilte•d, after the
l n nes ,.,,tin. I've,. 1 E. )lett..
1 look the' 'bait• for election of
eitt.,rt for I11 -I2. which ire as fat -
'Jews: Hutt. president. Mrs. John
Fingland; President, Mrs. It, Fair -
service; 1st vice, Mrs. G. 3100tr: '2nd.
vice, 11t'=, .1, Scott: see., Mrs. G.
Cowan; treas., Mrs, F. Hall. All oth-
er committees and advisory board
1ce•r.' r4•-,d"rh•d. 11'iting closed by
singing God Save the King. Lunch
'not? lis Sirs. Joe Lyon. 111.5.
Mrs. I.. M'Nall, Mrs.
Pringle, ;sirs, T. Little. Mrs. R. Wells
and Miss 1.. Garrett, Remember the
bingo on Friday, Nov. 1.1th in the
hall
CROMARTY
The 23th anniversary of the man•-
rtige of Mr. :end Mrs. Wilbur Miller
I formerly Annie '4tc lienar 1. wao hap.
pily eelebrateti. Saturday 'vetting al
the Moue of the couple by a dinner
111 which twenty -live guests were pie -
sent. The table was elaborately dm -
orated. eenned with a beautiful wed•
ding cake with silver sand t'stieks at
r'ac'k side. On the table were a silver
sugar howl, creast pitcher and tray.
the. gift of the family to their par -
11r At each side of iiv bride and
1.11h011e,11 wet',, the bridesmaid.
111ss Sarah M teKellur, and the
sntan, 1.l1.yd Ccdqubottu. ilii['
etti,•v,ti00 minister, the Rev. 1)aivid
itit. iue, is now retired attd living in
Toronto, The three eldest of the
family of six. l7ori,th., ,lean and
i.trAs„If.
waited uL the Rarest'.
h.. rtintlttsinus dinner the home w•as
pen s'nr the large ntitnt,el. 0r neigh -
hors who gathered to 11, -Ip u•1. brate
oe, ,,Ston, 1'hars the i ,•r'. and
.'r• un rt nt' tete e%'liin3'5 eat-
••rtuintu,=nes. A boletiwas then s'rvrd
i, i ;tit It a t , last of for ttt'irients
wedding : al. '. The guests expressed
good wish tor eontinn-d happiness
and prosperity to the bride and bride-
groom of , years ago which were
wa,'to1,: 1''''1ved by the happy c•uu-
ple'. Among the invited guests pres-
etit were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller.
Detroit: and Joint Miller. Exeter, fa-
ther of tie- Bridegroom. Alexander
MaeKellai'. C'rontar15, father o1' the
bride, and the bridesmaid, was also
an honored guest,
McKILLOP
A meeting to arrange tet the
Forum gatherings for the winter was
held at the home of 11r. 1•'. -Ile-
Koltttiter tot Tile sdny rev ole,=, with
about .,:, present. This somal will
TI IE SEAFORT11 NEWS
VARNA
tli• ;�yh ;u',i pupils et S.S. \e. 7,
steric to d :Miss Carnahan
wt,l ponds e• \ alta School at a Tial
i:nve' ti part'.
�i hr yout11 ,,. 11) t art asked to
ga.tluu' 31 the United Church 00 Fri.
day evening of this week to organize
a Young People's Society.
Miss Herrn gate a very impressive
address at the armistice service in
111, township hall oL Tuesday. Nova
i1th,
Miss Elizabeth Aike'head of
RI Oce held spent a few days last
week with her friend. \iiss Helen
Johnston.
Miss hazel Webster of l.,ucknow
i; renewing acquaintances in this
locality.
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith
and family in the loss of a daughter
and sister.
The Noventhe'1' meeting of Varna
W.M.S. was held in the church with
the Rippon and Hillsgreen ladies
as guests. The opening hymn was,
Jesus shall coign. The president Ma's.
S, Heyes welcomed the visitors.
Mrs. Lee McConnell read the Scrip-
ture lesson and Mrs. Geo. Johnston
.lave the explanation. Miss Hern led
in prayer. The Rippon ladies took
charge of the program with Mrs.
.Allan Johnston presiding. Mrs. Long
sang a solo. 'Help Somebody to-
day." 'They then put on an interest-
ing platy in whu.h Mr. Grant. Mrs,
Millis, Mrs, Long, Mt's McMurtrie,
Mrs, Johnston and M105 Irma Fent II.
SOD took part. lit.. Henderson and
Mi•s. Vltla'tut sang a duet Behold
' en n 1• at the dnen' ” WO sang 'We
have heard a joyful sound,' and
meeting closed with prayer. A soc-
ial hour was -peed and the national
:Int ht'1,1 :5111 5111
BLAKE
Airs, Ttoy Glitgt•ri'h has been on
-the sok list and eorilun•d• to her
roost. Her many friends wish her tt'
peed} rccovt• 'y.
Kenneth Faber i1 spe•ndieg a few
days with his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. IM, Oeseh.
Dir. and Dirs. Lloyd Finnigan and ,
Bertha of Exeter spent: the week end
with Mrs. Clark and Wilt,
1L Ross Johnston is not feeling
as well during the past week. We•
wish him better health and a speedy
recovery.
Owing to the funeral of the Into 1
• Miss Vera Smith, daughter of Mr. ,
and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Goshen
line which was held on Sunday and
iconducted by Rev. R. Bern, the
1Blake service was withdrawn The
,sympathy of this emmitunity is e'x-
tended to the bereft fancily its the
loss of their daughter.
1 Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore is holding
the November meeting of the Blake
Auxiliary. ,
!
Go Wednesday afternoon 'of this •
week and on Thursday the ladies are
invited to join with the Hayfield
Auxiliary for their meeting. Prayer
Iyer
service will be held on Wednesday ;
evening, November 19tlt at a; o'clock
in the Blake Church.
WiNTH ROP
Th \F1 and 11'1114 hill then
r'•t[ttiar mem ina on Red/ slay .its•
eraOon, Sot', , , atthe honor 01 firs.
Thal 1, » Ut,lnt:,c,• with 111 president
in the e.ltair. 'fie. thea[[' of the
meeting was •'W, lives by faint in
It..its Christ The opening hymn
was 1 ani so glad that our Father i
in Heti 1.11," atter whlc•h MI's.. E.
Toll led in mom.. The roll call was
tttisw'i','d by 1:1 ntenlhers on 'trust.'
During the Business discussions, it
was agreed to Bice a pair of blank
its to take Red eros. A nominating
ennnnitt.•e c011sisting of 11t•s, 1:. Toll.
Mrs. cl. Smith, 1lrs. Russell Bolton.'
Ilrs, 11', Me'Spaddeu, and Mrs. W.
t'itur,h was appointed to bring in
I a slate of officers for 19.12, This part
of the meeting closed with singing
hymn Take time to be holy," after
which Circle No. 1 with Mrs. H.
Blanchard as leader took charge.
She opened it with a short prayer,
after which hynut "Lead, kindly
light," was sung. The responsive
reading was taken front 723 in the
hynmary and Mrs. W. McSpadden
read flu• scripture front St. Matthew
214:10-'20, and I John 1:7-21, folI-
owed with prayer by Mrs. W. Dol -
meg". Splendid reports of the sec-
tional meeting held in Constance
wear. given by Mts. J, Pethke'k ianti'
Mrs. W. 11tSpadden. 3Tt's. II. Blau•
chard introduced the new study
'Bok, Serving with the- sans of
Shute. and gave an interesting ac-
r"unt.01 chapter I. Hymn "Breathe
ten ate, Itreath ui• (sod." was sung
and the meeting closed with tin- nat-
ional anthem and prayer by the. cap-
tain,
HULLETT
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Jack
and DA's. Iieittt Hessetwnod treated
the: nic'ntbers of the quilting group to
a duck dinner after they quilted a
couple of quilts for the Iced Cross,
j
On Friday afternoon the same
group. assisted by some friends, met
at the horse of Mrs. Rohs. Jamieson
and quilted three quilts for the Red
Cross. This makes one hundred
quilts pieced and quilted during the
last fourteen months. One was a
white, hospital quilt, the remainder
were full size 1101115.
Word has been received from the
Hullett. II 001 Clulr, near I'akesk'y,
Ont., saying that game was scarce
while huntet' w'9re plentiful. 'Those
holidaying at the camp are Mt. Hugh
Campbell, 11r. and 1lt's. Marks and
son Jake of Walton. 3It'. liar) ;Stan -
of Seafstili, Tom and Bob .1'Ie-
;MiIlan of 11clttllop. and George (.la)' -
ter of l.ondesb n•o,
Guy Lombards Selects A Song Hit
For You
t'01111)l0e. Mci:h words and matte%
Ili tali ' utttfua ttnduy's 150110 o1' The
IP.1 Startday 7,Mnest. you'll find as
,110;01 11 , tun • ,:.creat e lit<'d the
!duos away."The ,Suit. Is Shining
t eef:h1., sew, by. Guy L:omba)•-
d0 a4 weekly Smog hilt No. 9! Be
sore to gest The Detroit Sunday
Times this week end and every week
for a Weekly Song I1it, seleetedby a
fatnwns tna,tstr0.
I •!.
or your visitor.
Ili. Itid•- 1,4 [rte t1. to Ili, 111 it and eitl
and 1th snit uttt cote
aioto.. M e .. 1< tNn'll i-1,11 tato,- was
snpuint 1 .1.,r,1,ry for rho winter.
'1'L' w -, the'_'. •.c 11 scathe[' -at 7.I1 us
the ilrna lest,,[;= . 1ii't. at
llonday [eight, :Nov,' 17, the
meeting will be yet the home of Mr.
Russell 1i.t. t r'', Ile, Robert 'l,
Reveller will be ,'Bairns[[ tot' this
meeting. The nude will dicot:. food.
`•Lank 11 irr' " dd the captain t0
11' liewlymppointed sergeant, "there
are [nen (^Wiling into camp night
lt,'r night 110 -01. 1,ig4h1, Ott[" has
beer, sounded. It's got. to ..top!"
A few days later he asked the ser
geant wbtliter things had improved
"Oh. yes, sir," was the reply. "The
last. man in blows the bugle now!"
THURSDAY, NOVEMt3ER 13, 1941
0'
GJ
n
THEATRE
Seaforth
NOW PLAYING — TWO FEATURES
GEORGE FORMBY in "KEEP YOUR SEATS"
Also Charles Starrett in "Bullets For Rustlers"
A \V'eraertt packed with excitemeut nntl song
Next Thur. Fri. Sat.
IVO10U
ABBOitaad�0S1E11Q
On 1)4EI1
IN NAVy
the �yS SISI
g: RS
,...*,,..CLAIRE DODD DICK FO RAN
FLITCH ttsd BUDDY CONDOS BROTHERS
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Coming— "THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS"
%t hen iLamm
at
t er •,.terx.�mtea
STANLEY
I Death of Miss Vera Smith—
BA l�/ FIELD 111., (]ashen etnnnmtlity mntu•11s
51r. and Mrs. Day of Det roil spent tits passing on 1''riday, Nntrniber 7,
of a mast 1101.1111:thl, young woman,
the week end at their eo1'nge in the'
Vera Elmira Smith, daughter of 111'.
rill tie' 1'\',
1115:. hrouin and Mrs I''rn'tt' of
and \115, 1I,1
•1
erI. Smith, aged
Detroit spent the week enol in the years, after a short illness, Miss
Smith was taken to Clinton hospital
1
villa e, at 1'h{1rwL,y ae noon for 1 1tlo•n1,
Mr, John Howard and NI r. Walter but passed sway the torsi )narniut:.
Westlake are away to TobtrmorY
Innitllt Born in {1[{1[11, i township, she had
l lived here all her 1i1','. She• -wan a
WEST BRODHAGEN ,neinh;.r t (i telt I'tlite,l church
and tit,' Women's •n's 11tssiou11ty So i,•ty.
1'irt• era)' ite:ethrr 0',l. 0v. r 11
I1 ales h r ll1 a ul "-dieis , iU weed
ret, cud tv. .,re in ten winter
ono ami llo,ro 1, a lot of lntekw9leat
sol iIlalfa out ', 1. also turnips ami
s;au. irr mer. have not gut uteric DO-
taloes slur 1111 yet which w'1'1,5 n big
crop. The Snow is iota in1'he deep
au tare li'v, 1 so that [Brei crop 15 all.
pressed down tint and the land is so
wet 111111 they rant got on the land
with the binder to est site crop Yes.
1erday• it was snc,wiuh Boors al] dao'•
The' help is an Seiner' that Seine par-
ries are ;;fling to Leave their pnt:ltnes
in the :;round 111 sure platrtiug thtvn
its the spring. Not 11 had idea.
11r, ('larenc,• 1'Iegele. drain iuspee.
tor, buil) n breakwater at 1L•. chat,
lie iDietz' :u the corn', of Ids driva-
shed an the flood ',Stix washing away
von uua'll ground at the turn near
ale' shed. Sone is completed.
311. and Mrs. Henry Kindlier re,
turned Monte after speudiug two
weeks in Stratford with their (laugh- 1
ter and frienc:s.
The coustsuc'tion gang of Mr. Alex.
Hartung from Gadehill pttl some gra-1
vel 00 our county road last week hut
not nearly enough to stake the roan
good for same was in bad shape.
Last Saturday was at busy day and
all who had (tattle nut in pasture got
theta haute as the animals emlti find
no t,i'ass In the deep snow. Now the -
farmers are kept busy feeding iu the
stable for long hours every day. - •
WT It R 11 'I 11 1• S 1
riugville ea nn- Iter, to give us a ser-
mon he told us Hutt. there was no
SLOW iu :tebringville whirl[ is not
very tar from hr -re,. Around here you
Mayr' to Wattrh 1101 1,1 get stuck with
the eat-.
DUBLIN
mk, Manley St. \Itry's
Iloslntal, Kitehrner, spout the week
ems with her parents, Mrs and Mrs.
V\'m, Manley.
Ryan Jordan spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat-
rick Jordan.
Mrs. Leo Murray spent the week
end with 1Ir. and Mrs. Frank Lucas
in their new home at Stratford.
Mn, Joe McConnell is visiting in
New York with his sister.
The tennis dance on Nov, 1 1 th
was a very good success.
Many people are wishing for In-
dianY summer to get their turnips in.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, G, .wan spent the
week end at Shakespeare',
The Red Cross are urgently in need
of i uittcsa, espeelally for turtle neck
Hwitt 3a1i Seatlt'lt'i sox. Solely
tho., 10 >ot11e uttt' it•lu, C011111 hole.
1'1 '.0+l fake• a w11t1' oat•tt day
:or 111,•5• 11,11 w•ho are doing Si/ much
for sun,
Mr. ,ml Mrs Ross Scott and Mrs,
Ham spent a rnttpl' of days Itt Tor -
011 PI end Hamilton.
rnciSsiew l sty was ab::erv',T 111 the
United Church on Sunday tlmrning,
limy. bar. Atkinson delivering a very
tine sermon.
Pow. and Mrs. Atkinson spent a few
days in Brantford last week.
Messrs. 141 McKay, II.. Wilcox and
G. Swartz or Inwood visited Mr, and
Mrs. Iiawsou on Sunday.
Mrs. )Macey of Dashwood ,pent a
few drys witl[ her Nailer, Mrs. llnrg
atv't M.Kettnc.
Mr. and Mrs. (inrdon Elliott attend-
ed the mink 1' air of nit- Marys.
Miss Grace Dalrymple anti friend of
Stratford spent the week old at her
hotno here.
Mrs. O'Brien visited her brother at
Kirkton on Friday,
1>3one tn'otIter a11d , nr 5rstcr. Edgar
t'.
and Moe Rnity, at h nt The
funeral 111111i plot' m Stlitdn ,,ftrl
11.,011. N:o :alt, a11+i war ho ee431 01'
nd,vl. 1G'e. 11,1,1 I1,•ru c01)e1110e„1
Ute -,,•rt•ire. The 11llh. at•e'1 . O't''',.
Perry Johnston, Milton I'mlto,_it,
Thomas Real. LOru \tntstreut \1'nt.
.irtastr,ni, ihiil!e• 11,1 linclev. The
11gw,•t's [verve• matt} toll beautiful. In•
1vt'ntertl took plat, in ilayti,'ld ten'
wt•ry. Among thus' front a distant•,
who attended the fitneral were, Mr:-.
Hines and two daughters of
ace'burgt tend Mr, :end Mrs, 11"1ert
elre.'n attti faultily of Port Stanley,
Visitors ut the• hum„ of Sir. and
Airs. Roln'rl Bolter of Stanley wore.
,\Ir, stud ITI's. Charles Arnold and
son of Toronto, also Mrs. I•"airbairn
and daughter of l'eterloro, out.
They staved over the wade end.
STAFFA
Mrs. W. E. AIdsw•ot•t11 anti Ian were
visitors its Wiudsnt•.
W. Thompson has left for Introit
to spend the winter with his Baugh
ter.
Mrs. William Jeffery visited in
Mittite•Il with air. :end Mrs. H. Han-
non and Mrs. McVey,
E. N. French owl 11r. and Mrs, W.
'wake were visitors with 31r. and
Mrs. A. \i', Norris;
Mrs. Joel; James returned tan her
tuns.: 111{151 be ill nett later than 1,41
ZalilltralmaltinedlNate
1 In Lanark after spending a
month with relatives in this vicinity'.
3h'. at d Mrs, .1. harbour and Arthur
have moved to London,
The November meeting of tate
Women's Association of the United
['Ma'c'h was held at the home of Mrs,.
Alvin \linden with the president,
11rs. A, Jeffery. c'ouducting the meet.
utas. it'•o lint's 011 peace w lt. given
11rs, t'- IBownitn ,end lilt's,
VC, 1d. it. l.tuu:h was t '1'''11 by lb',
PERSIA'S PALACE OF JUSTICE
Nnw
l it =
I e it Fac r
u e
d
r Pp by Landon
Engineers
own hits reeeived from Persia,
in eonpettti,n with t,or•ntany, eun
•i'aetl to a total value of t:1311.100..
The i:u•><eat or them, worth IS. 1t)0.-
nOU, is for the Palace of Justice,
buildint" of 1,000.1100 cultic to t, for
•thi,'h 1 widen ,•nr•niters are carry-
ing .but. the heating, ventilating-, air_
evil.htionhta, iint am] roil[ wart„r asci
fire - pr„t'ntilu syS1i1DIS. kifchrtt.
laundry and steam and condense
equipment and conking utensils. The
building has :e hospital, with ope'rat.
Ing theatre, for which the Medical
Supply Association, i,nudnn, hay,•
provided an operation table and
sterilising equipment a5 up-to-date
i„ any ltd its London.
'I'hir)y-tWO miles of electrie cable
and :,,11111) tamps are Being used in
th equipment of the T-niversity
buildings In' London electrical ettg-
ute,•r-. 11100ng them the existing
Faculty of 1ledicine, the sero' I"acui-
tieS of Tedmique Mics Lttw', two
lucre wot'shoptt. and 0 student;' hos-
tel and restaurant with a,reouunoda-
tion for 1,200 students. Electric
power has been 1l'0t1gi11i by under-
grntuld raid' about •1' miles front
Teheran•, central power .station to,
the t'nivinsity site.
S,'n
IN CANADA'S CANADA'S EVERGREEN
PLAYGROUND
c'OME to Canada's Evergreen Play-
�•••'''' ground for your winter vacation
this year. Here's a balmy climate in
which you can indulge in your favorite
sports with new zest—golf, tennis,
fishing, motoring, hiking and riding.
Hotels offer special winter rates to
visitors, In Vancouver the new Hotel
Va,icrt see,', in Victoria the Empress
Hostel offer accommodations you'll
like and surroundings to make your
visit that much more enjoyable!
ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
VICTORIA - March 9-14, 1942
Full information front any ticket agent
argvi-
517
LOW FARES
to VANCOUVER
and VIC'I.ORIA
Full Information
From Your Local
C.N.R. Agent
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MOTORING FISHING
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