The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-06-19, Page 5P7
THURSDAY, JUNE 19th, 19-41
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Saturday.. Saturday night two
shows at . 7.45 & '9.45 p.• .
Thursday,' Friday,•: Saturday_
JUNE 19,,. O, • 21
FRANK, •MVIO1tGAN
BI•LLIE BURSE
• ANN RUTHERFORD
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THE. HOS G .
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cows:
An amusing ma
n story ,of a,
w.hodidn't begin to live until
gveryoine thought him dead. •
Also "Men of•. the. Lightship"
"Disney Cartoon" "News"
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2:30
Monday; . Tuesday,Wednesday
JUNE 13:1-. 24, 2S^
MARGARET SULLIVAN
• JAMES • STEWART .
THE`:atop . ARoutip..
THE. CORNER
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You'll • d uckle and laugh"at the
daily deluge iia this gay Meese
,- shop around . the corner.
Also "Crisis in the Atlantic.
• •:.(March of 'Time) ..
•TEACHER JOiN'S
THE ,<R.' , '!i,, F
(ST,111,-EN'S NEWS)
Mr. 'Thos." Wilson of Whitechurch
:wiio`has been principal of the St. Hel-
en's school ;for the pariit two years re-
ports for duty int, the R.C.A.F. on
J.une.2S,th.,The Seror Rooni,i,is being
closed owing to the decreased enx"oll-
ment " and'. Miss • Beatrice McQuillin
who has. taught the Junior Room for
° h.e.•past eleven • years has "Been r
aged and :will have full charge.
Miss Ethel MacKenzie axed her- pup-
ils of SS: 'No.. 3 entertained the mem-
bers
em
bers of the section on'.Wednesday ev-
ening, Court Whist was' played with•
D U NGANNON
•l1(1•. and .`lick Richardson and
three children; .1 une, llugh 'and`Billy
of Aylmer spent the past week -end°
with Mrs. Annie , Culbert, ' •
M.r. and Mrs. W: F: Nickel and son
Douglas and .Mr, Keith Waldie, Stmt.,
ford visited on :Sunday with'.Mr. and
Mrs. H: J. L. Eedy, •
Iher•t, P Borden Cam
;1?te. Hax:uey •Cu .
enjoyed a three-day leave .at the
home of his mother, iVIrs. Annie' Cul -
beet. •
Word, carne the , end 'of the week
front•• Toronto that Rev Ja's., Wilson
•had ,passed away" there. He was . a
:brother of • the .late, . Wm. •Wilsor on
the 6th Con. of West Wawai oshh' His`
Is IT YOUR TORCH?' -
Canada's Victory Loan Torch is
speeding. closer .and closer to Prime.
Minister J nston Churchill, 'asym-'
bol 'that 'expresses the .determination
of Canadian people •to finish the job.
The sentence, • "Canada's Victory
Loan 1941. Part of the tools", hi ?car -
yea on the ,ease of the symhel. Judge
ing-by the flow of subscriptions dur-
ing the first half' of the.'caippaign,
Canadians will;be proud to send along
the Torch •in the knowledge that they
responded to a challenge and supplied
.$600,0 0,0.00. as "part, of the tools".
Ther -11 be much deeper satisfact
.high honours' goings' to Mr. and Mrs: ;. funeral •ryas held on•Tuesday, and- was 'ion . however, if by the tilde the Torch
g
'ire .. Purdon. Consolation razes were attended by friends and relatives hia-
1P er-•'Down.
?,••lea�ces. Iia7ifak.for I�lumb 10 ..
on by Mr`s. Jellies Wilson for ladies this district. • - e,
aGordon'Foran for ants: A draw Mi•, aiid'''Mrs. W. A. Culbert':and. ing, ,Street, the' Loan shall lave been
and �',
wasmade by, 'Reeve Thomas - .Webster setts ' 'El ward and 'Bilk attended a' over-sebscril ed by 'many .millions of
for the quilt made by the ladies' of.
the communities Mrs. ,sant, Reid of
Zion was the holder of .the lucky tick-
et. Proceeds from the sal of tickets
amounted to over $20 which will be
used ,;to purchase. material for mote
quilts• for war purposes.'
Twenty-five ladies met at the hall.
on ' Thursday, afternoon wlhen four.
quilts were quilted for the Red Cross
Tea was served 'by, Mrs: Jas. Gaunet,.
Mrs. F. G. Todd, Mrs. MacKenzie
Webb. and 'Mrs. T. J. Todd with pro-
-reeds
ro-"- 'eeds amounting to $2.60.
Due to the efforts .of the• teachers
and pupils of. St. Helen's school over
a truck•load of salvage was sent • tr.
Drulnbo. The proceeds Fill be used tc
buy,.• Spitfires from the youth of 'Can
•8hth horn. Breeders -Field. • Day eat
Guelph on. Saturiay.'Mrs.:Clbert`and
daughter Cora visited: friends..•
Mr. Alvin "Sherwood, Galt spent the
.ueel.-end here. ,r. •
• We are 'sorry to hear the ''Mas.
Thos. 'McW,hinney,, who is' -housekeep
er for Mr... Thos: •Stothers,, has con-
tracted the red measles.. We .hope she
soon me:epver nicely, as' it: is . •be-
lieved, that one .at her. age ' is more
affected. ••
Visitors .with • Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Rutledge for the. week -end were• the
Tatter's three brothers, .Messrs., Hare
old Gibson of Goderich, James of Tor-
onto and M�'arlen of London with the
Royal ;Canadian Navy Volunteer Re -
r • and is, on ,leave before going
teelialifax.. •Othereei s ere-ee '
.ins, Mrs. Herb Gibson and son. Don-
aid of Toronto; ; also.`'Miss Gladys
Broughton o%'London,,' • •
Mr end.,Mrs. Frank Jones said other
relatives . from. here spent. last . Sat-
urday at Kitchener„ where Miss 'Ber-
tha Jones, graduated.: from the .t{.• &
W: 'Hospital .as a nurse. We wish her -
the - le'st of luck in her chosen pro-
fession. •. • '
KINLOSS. COUNCIL
• Kinloss 'ounei met•in•.•thw"Towa-
• ship Hall on Ailey • 30th, .1941; ' . All
Members present. • .
' The} minutes• of th 1 e ast regular
Mr• T. B. Taylor, Herb and Albers
attended • the.. Harrison rte -union . at:
Harbour Park, Goderich ori Saturday.
Mrs. Gordon,' Mr. and Mrs. W. • I.
Millet and Anne Todd, Mr. and' Mrs.
T. ee Salkeld, Helen, and -Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller,, Allan and
Russell''Webb, were also: at' Goderich
fee 'the Salkeld re -union •oil Saturday..
Visitors in' the community include!
and Mrs. Alex 'Merdie •and little
son of Toronto with Mr: and. Mrs. R. The following are- some notes'tken
,Woods .Mr. Robert McGuue of; Lone` Teens' the "Watrous iSignal", an 'ac-
•rnuzi-tris-sonsof
=•Stu•aut ` • ' , o at-- • of . th • 'late. Dr. H.
Albert, Sask., and Horace ci , ondon E. Agar, ex -mayor of �' a roes, .ams' .
with, Mr. and 'Mrs E. J.,1•tioni and' and gentile dentist in .that town since
other friends; Mrs Will Taylor '01'. 1900; He had beets in ill -health for
meeting'and two special meetings; ate. B13'th with Mr. and Mrs, Chester Tay- overs period bf two years, and which
read' were approved 'and •'signed•• log';•- ; • r ., necessitated hie -giving up his pract-
TWo accounts were. on' file—Re 'care Father's' Day'. wee observed in the lee a year or no ago. He isa nephew
...and nursing of Baby°Moore, `child 'of United Church on 'Sunday, morning• of. Mr,. Robert Durnin, Dungannon
relief recipient—These ient=These and the son of the ',late Mrs George
rbvere More, P With •proceeds for .patriotic pur Agar and'Mi George Agars now'liv-
nv'ere ordered paid. pries an At Home .will be held 'in •the ing hi British Columbia, He was born
'Two ^sheep claims were on hand .,St 1Telen's Community hall on'Thurs on the farm now owned by Mr. Cliff
and:
' .»i.H.E.AGAR .
were else)... ordered paid. tia;V 'evemn•g, June •2801. The,. draw..Ord Kilpatrick; north of Dungannon
A' number of appeals to the •Court ',bill. be' made -.for e quilt. and ,those on• the,. gravel road, and was only. in
of Revision •on the' 'Assess.inent -Roll :selling tickets'. are...requested• to have
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:wised to be taken as his, 58th ;year and his early passing
were 'adjusted,' and the 'Roll as re their lists• in before 'that date. Mem comes as a sad note in: this Western
a basis of tax- bcrs ai•e''requested to 'bring, a pie. • cominunity••w.here • he took 'an:Active
• ation 'for the year 1941: ; .' All completed Red Cross wont` Part; being a member of the town
Couneil then adjourned. to 'meet a- should 'be, handed in by' Saturday, . council for some years and mayor for'
gain.,on Monday June 23rd; • 1:941, at • June 21st. • the past.. six years. • His kindly heart
. the usual time and'Xplace..a-nd--generous _d spnsitioxi. found him .
Cheques issued-Ontarieq .Munici lel •. often -a.true• friend 'ofthe less fort-
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Board,, Ackert Drain, $3:0q;. Dr.• John- unite. He was „an, expert at his • pro-
••ston,. operation appendix, 15.00; .Dr. fessional, wbrk and' all through.' these
' R., .A. McCosh,; • serum, "2.50; Geo. •Hal.• Mrs. Gibson G p e g Year's drew a large patronage:.froin
denby, attendance officer's' fees, 4.20; railroa�1 e,rs• •and{ all others all the 'way.
:along•'this line from Winnipeg to- Ed-
monton:.H3e :was a. vaiued'life .member
.ef the :Masonic' Order and an ardent •
.Conservative: He was a; keen: sport.
for • shooting, '`fishing and this• • was
his main . recreation.• At the early age;
of six years, the family :moved • from.
hall .license X3.00;'R'. UaskenetteeeVerk MVIr and -Mee, ...Nelson -Patterson-and- Ontario to Brandon, where Homer-
. • at Hall, '7.00;• Miss M. Palmer, care -
Baby Moore, 10.50; Miss F. M.••Cot
well, RR.N:,•nursing Baby Moore, 30.00;
m •Munici al •World, supplies, 4.19; John
McMillan, sheep 'claim, 10.00.;, Johan
'Kennedy,: Map. .above, .i-.30;' Albeit
,Stanley, • cheep.. claim, .15.00; Dan Mc
• Donald,. Insp. sheep claims, `4.10; A.
E. Thompson,• caretaking,'&.70; J.'.H.
Miller, relief' rent,. 8:00; J. H. Hell,.
relief supplies, 12.41; P. A. Murray.,
audit collector's roll;' .4.00; 'Johns'ton.
Conn; audit collector's *roll; 4.0'0 P. M.
Johnston, "stam-ps,,1.50; D. S. Carruth-.
ers, .collecto.r's' salary and' extra, 130.;
• . Emmerson Irwin, hal:• ass ssor's sal;,
51.25-• J: R: Lane, clerk's fee Acicert
dollare,;. and '.if .thousands more of
:represented'
'Canadian citizens.are in ,
tete subscription lists.
One of the primary motives in•send-
:ing; the Torch to Great Britain was to.
do something unusual that would 'de-
nonstrate to those living on the Bri
tieh Isles that they are not alone in
this struggle. The larger the number
of Canadians Who buy bends, the riiiere
impressive will that 'symbol be iw'hen
it is landed on old country soil..
Buy a Victory 'bond, . eten if you
can invest only fiftydollars for the
ultimate success .of the loan is. now
eperadeit-on trr-e 'e ieAre
medium, subscriptions received from
.individual subscribers. •
HURON - COUNTY •oversubscribed.
its "minimum objective" of $1,400,000
in the'Victory Loan' campaign whicl;
•is still going strong and headed. fol
the two -million{ 'nark. Up' ,to . Satur-
day night Ashfield• had subscribed
$25,500_of a_quota of.$56,200. •In West
Wawanosh $29,650. had been subscri-
bed 'a 'uot, of 38 550-
DONNYBROOK
. The W. M.S. and W. A. Met in•thc
''basement of tl e chueeli on •Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Jefferson, Sr., had
charge of Che Study book and the af-
ternoon was spent in quilting for the
Red Cross.•
The June, meeting of.the St. Aug-
ustine Women's ' Institute was held
at the honie of Mrs. Jas. Craig.
Mr. .'•;'V. L. Craig of „,London was
a aweeki•end• visitor at his home here.
Mr• •Ted Mills of Torento. spent the
weekend with his sister,
man Thompson.
. Mrs.. Elizabeth, Naylor of White-
church spent Sunday' with.her., son,
Gordon and Mrs. Naylor.
Mr, and 'Mrs: John Johnston of
W'ihitechurah -wiere Sunday visitors;
'with their daughter Mrs. Cecil .• Cham-
- esey. •
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,FOURTH CONCESSLc
Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Maize and Ili •Mr. and Mrs. •James. ,Struthers of
arJ -Mr. and elrs.' Will Alton and' Guelph spent the aweek-end • with
Wendell visited. friends et Atwood. friends'in and around Lucknow.
last Sunday. M . n
Mr. and Mrs: Ewart Taylor and
Doris and Jean of Lucknow spent
Sunday , with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred H b
Drennan. • .. to town.
Miss Alma Anderson has taken . The U.F.W.O.. meeting Will be held
charge of this. school; .in the absence at Mrs. T. Robinson's hone on Tues -
of Miss Quinn :who had the misfort- • day instead of Thursday._ :••
une to break a bone in her foot.•• A nulnbex fioxn Here attended• the
• A large -number from, -here attended.1?resbyterial' ;in Wingham 'oil' 'Tues-
e eGaxden. Party at Blake's hall • on day
Friday evening. Mrs. R. Martin visited , with Miss
Mr; Hax`old Blake . is visiting his
Mr. Mrs. D. L. McKinnon spent
Sunday with friends in Teeswater.
Mrs. Gillies, who spent last week
with Mrs. • Herbert Buckton returned
to
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sisters at St. Catherines and Toronto. -Laurine Martin who 1S a patient, in
• Mr: Wilfred Drennan, Mrs. Jack ! Winghaiii • H.ospital suffering, fyor>i the
Curran. and Mrs,, Berk, Treleaven at-' results 'of a.,bro'ken arias. ,
tended the trousseau tea', in honor of • Mr.' • Rennie Graham of Toronto,
their•, niece, Miss Lenore Stothers. , spent the week -end at his home.
•
1VY • Mrs irlarshall of Iasto+ael . iVlr. George Freeman returned home • Mrs. •C .11icDougall and son .of Saske•
1Vor, and ueva1ehornton •and•son •Wal Sunday after spending ••the' past ;ttwo , atoon visited last •week with Mid 5.
sop of liotne of were Sunday visitorsd weeks with his daughter, Mrs• Lorne :McDougall.' • •' •
at the home. of Mrs: Jefferson:• •Emmons.., 1Vlessrs. John S•' MacDonald, R.'
Mrs: Elwin .Gliamney and, e n andArchie
r will be held . 'Campbell, ;A:. McQu e, .
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visitors rovith his agents r.
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and Mrs. R. C..'Chamney.
22nd: ' • ing in W inghain 'on, Monday. •
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Toronto'
Montreal.
WH ITECH'URCH' -
R. Elliott, part salary, 15.00; . A. Mc-
Kenzie, partsalary, 15.00; Earle Hod-
gins,°part :salary, 15.00; Dan McKin-
non, part salary, 15.00,; George Tif-
fin, •part salary,. 15.00; Thos. .• G. Gaunt
part salary,' 25.00; J.• R. Lane, .part'
_salary, 50.00, Treasurer of OntKzrio
' iIles pi and Miss Ag-
nes
nes Gillespie • Spent a day 'last `week
at Seaforth. •
Wedding' bells are ringing
•Mr. and Mrs; Gordon Elliott and
family ; attended. the ' Elliott reunion
.last Wednesday at the home of Mr.,
James Elliott near Bluevale
FredBT `b7 n
two children' of Auburn
Wednesday with the'' forlacr'-s sister!
Afr.s.. Clarence .Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coax visited
•on' 'Saturday , in • Goderich' with • hit
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.' Cpx,. •
There will' be church at. 11 a)reeein,
i
tele Presbyterian Churele.oa;< Sunday.
as t • has' been closed .for the past
three Sundays owing'to anniversaries
. Mr. John • 'Mowbray is spending a
few .days this week in Winghain with
his.•daughter,-Mrs., J. W. Leggatt.
Mr. John •Tnglis of Hensel"' viaifed.
last week with, his brother, 1VIr. Thos.
i•nglis and also' his, brotherein-laaw.NTr:
Ernest, with the ,others of the family
received._his early education,•,,matric-
ulating from the . ,Br'andon Weslyan
College. Later he graduated from the
Northreeetern Dental, College in Chic-
ago, •coremencing to practise at- Mbosei •-
Jaw in 1907..In.'.1909 he was married
to Miss Clara Jamieson of , Wetrons.
A.,'son' Charlie,died . at the early .age
of six years. ,e'eides his Widow, , Dr..
Agar is survived: by his • father 'now
living: atiCawstou; B: -C., five 'brothers
and . sisters, Mrs. Sawyer of Spirit.
River, B. C., Jack .from Vancoud'er
Island; • Mrs,' Wm. Yors'ton near. Vie.
toria; Miss •'Jean •Agar, teaching at
Bralorn, 'B. C:.; • Chas. at Plains; Mon-
. , • e', • • it z' atrons. The•
•funeral sere ce • Was held • in•, the Un-
ited church with' Rev.• G. H. Glover.
officiating. A • large •crowd came to _ .
nay final tribute and, a large body. of
Masons assisted) Mr. J. F. • Clarke
saiag a Solo "The. Old Rugged:,Cro'ss":
drain, 50.00; B. ames, • a , e -
gineer's fees Ackert drain, 95.00. • The Kennedy relatives from around
Highawetys-' cheques—Reg. McBride:. these parts, also Mr. and Mrs.'.Franls
J e MCI k ee
pay -list 46, $30.40; Dan •McIntyre.,
• pay list 47, 11.44;.:.0.. fhi, pay.' list
48, 10.12 Harry Levis, pay list 49,
7.64• Geo. Lockhart, pay list 50, 1980;,
Roads 1 to 6, pay list 51, '17.60; Sam
Tesbitt, pay list 52,. 29.92; Milton
Nesbitt, • pay list 52,• 29.92, • Milton
' Feriae, pay list 54, .29'.14; Archie_31c-
Intyre, pay list 55, 25.961 • Huron. Bdy.
' acc., pay list .56,16.28; Wm. Stanley.
pay. list • 57, 17.49; Frank Thompson.,
pay -list 58; 22.59; Alex •7VIac.Leod, pay
list 59 83.50; J. D. Adam;s, pay list
'0, 4.35; Alex MacLeod; express, pay
y list 62, 3.00•• • G
J. R. LANE, Clerk ,
61. •40; P.
M. 'Johnston, stamps,
•
McCloskey and' 'Mr, o c os -�
from neer. Guelph attended the Ken-
•nedy re -union which 'was' held last
Thursday at Kincardine. There •weri
between fifty and sixty prese'iit. In
theafternoon races and a game of
base, hall was played. ..Ari .enjoyed
•themselves. ' .•
A Red Cross quilting was held or;
Tuesday of this week at Mrs. Her.
old' Pollock? . '
THE. PICTURE
ALLERY
;COURRI E'S CORNERS
-•. ! (iait'ended for last week)
Mrs. Wilfred Far'rish is improving'
and able to be up after a . week c
illness.
Mi. Keith Johnston, R.C.A:h'.,'Tor-
onto, spent the weekend at hits home
Mrs.: Patrick Moran has ipeturneds
to•her .home for the' eumleer, 'months
• Mrs. 3.. Courtney is at 'herhome
a ter spending the winter with her
dr fighter in Jackson, Mich.
A shower was held on.Tuesda.y ev-
ening at the hone of Mrs. Rne Dal-
ton in honor -of the bride-to-be, Mies:
Helen' Bowler: '
Mr. and; Mrs. Bob Nelson, Jim and
Jeans attended the Graduation of pug•'
' gas in Stretfbrd Wednesday:
o Mrs. Melvin. Ravnard and Jean vtis
"ited a d;ay with Mr.and Mrs. James
Drennan. -
Mr and ' Mrs.. Alec Fairish amc'. I • WHO IS HE?'
II
babe of. Toronto sncnf the. week -end
With Mr. and Mrs: Wilfred-riu•risll.
• Miesee 11Teid5 'sure Winnifred bane
of Orillia spent the holiday :week end;
at their .home. .
Mie and.Mrs. Thn Wylds and fan•
i1y have moved to Clinton where `,Ver,
Wylde has work . at •the airp.clrt.
Mrs; David little and Venn apeni
a,few days last: week in London.
Last week's picture, although print-
ing • rather poorly, was readily recog ;
nixed by many of our readers as the.
late ' Di'..A. G. • Elliott; a beloved med=
ieal practitioner •in the Village for
many years, an'd where Mrs. lllfott
continues to°'reside, , .
.1
ZION . -
-Mei. John Helm 'is at present with
her daughter,°''Mrs. John Gardner.
• Messrs •Richard_ and. Henry .• Gard -
Me'. silent- `Sunday' 'With; friends in'
Mitchell. ' '
Mrs: Those Hackett, 'Mrs• Geo. Hun-
ter, 'Mrs. W. G•'' Hunter and Miss
Elleda 'Hunter attended the trouseau
given by Mrs. 'FT. Stothers of Dun-
•gannon.in honor of her -daughter.
Lenore, whose marriage is.announced•
for•June.
Miss Ada Webster has been en -
(raged to teach here for the coming
term'
Messrs. Will and Cecil 'Gardner are
shingling • Robt.' Hehn's, barn. '
We are;• glad. to report.Mrs. Frank
•Ritchie,was able to return home from
'Goderich Hospital last Tuesday and
is improves*fevattrablye Weer :Wer
• leecent opel'ation: ' • . ,
The reojithly meeting of , W. M.,'S
met et the home of Mrs. Robert. An-
drew 'f'uesday last.., • •
ASFHFIFLD•
Dr. P. S, and •111rs', 'MacKenzie of
Montreal called oe relatives here last
*eek.
The Preshyter an W. M. Se meets
at the home of Mrs. Hector 'MacLean
'on 'Wednesdav of 'this week.-_,
'The Woniaii's Institute ate
boldin r n tea at the home of Mrs.
Donald Tline lira •Thursday. Jude 19th.
The Presbyterinn Church property
hats heen much 'imprnhet) .by the 're-
noyel of the fence •and grading of
the yard.
At 'a meeting of the ratepayers of
the :Laurier' school • section it was
decided to close the school for the
time being. '
Make no mistake about it- . .. This is your (call to duty
Canada's Freedom is Threatened . You are. ;needed now
Your King and country need you ! The
call to duty is ringing clear and men
who .love_ __Canada and all this ,great
Dominion stands for; will need no fur -
they urging; It's time for ACTION;
for all - out effort ! Our fixture, our
biomes, our faith, our freedom, are at
stake! There's no room for talkers or
*ulkers ! ' ' YOUR hour,, . the hour of
the f GlITING MAN, ' is here!
for
ACTIVE SERVICE.
RATES OF PAY iN THE RANKS
$1.30 per Day with Board, Lodging,
Clothing, Medical and Dental care pro-
vided. Dependent Allowances in Cash:
'Ps to wife, $12 each per month for not
more than 2 children. A soldier with
wifc and 2 children Collectively receive
a total of $99.30 per month. EXTRA:
Rates varying from 25p to 75¢er day
for skilled tradesmen while. eniployeat
Canada's great mobile army, equipped
with all the finest weapons 'of fmodern,'
mechariized .warfare—,tanks, armoured
vehicles and guns4 of -every calibre '
stands ready to your hand. Join it
NOW ! Be a vital cog in this - fast-
moving•,• hard - hitting F I G Il T'I:N G
, machine. Join up in answer to Can-
, ada's call ! Join 'up •: and smash, the 1
Hun, S
Canada's Active Army needs melt for Artillery,
Engineers,. Signtds, Armoured Cars, Tanks, ,
Infantry, Transport •8ti Supply, Medical, Ord-'
mance and other. branches of the service. ` The ,
Army is prepared to teach many trades .and
to train you to handle Canada's weapons of
• • -war efficiently. si'
Go to yourearest District Recruiting •
Office. Find out about these units;
how they work, what ,they do. See just
where you'll fit in: see Where any par-
ticular skill you possess can best be
Utilized.' Then join up' for ACTION!
Apply to Nrest 'District Recruiting Office
or
' Any <L.cal Armoury,'.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL
CANADA