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THURSDAY,: .JULY 10th, 1941-
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LINEN WEFT TEA TOWELLING, 2,0 inches wide. The firm weave
of this .purelinen •weft towelling makes .it a cloth '•that will stand
up to everyday use Yard e• . 35c
PURE .LINEN:TEA TOWELLING. A axiality you will find ahnost °
• impossible to get, -.with linen so scarce. 20 iuchtes• Wide. Yd..: 51
• "DRI -;RITE" TOWELLING. Here is. real teiWeilitia special and
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.one that will give utmost satisfaction. Yard' , ,.:........... . .. 30c'
FANCY BATH : TOWELS .in. Plain. • colors...Eacli . 75c
•FA' CY BATH TOWELS: ;Extra lar "e, atte edborders. Ea. 79c,
IMTH TOWELS for the • beach' or 'swimming pool.:Each 29c
ENGLISH RATII. TOWELS, 22 inches by 46 inches. Each' ..'. 50c
one 12
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Oil Cloth
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Linoleum
Rugs
New
C'ongoIe v
Rugs
New FeIt�l
Rugs, Mats
at t'h'e old
LOW Prices
INCREASED DEMAND FOR
_1V1D1 : IN R: E:l: F: -,..._..
Young Canada has. taken wings., Te -
day in the many. flying training
schools '.scattered' across the 'contin-
ent from Atlantic' to Pacific, . young
:•inert -rare• ••ha-rd--at•--works••--the..modern
counterparts- of those earlier Canad-
ians rninio .
tans who i veered theDeminion. The
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entitheibm. with :which- ,tr'rey' have
come forward: in thousands, the keen-
ness' with which 'they: have carried
Mit their. training;, has demonstrated
that. .the heart of . young. Canadian
manhood is as 'sound as; it was when'
their fathers answered • the `call ' for
the first Great War., However,, there
is .a place. among them for 'others,
-many others.There.-is-aaeedyforxhou
yandsemor-e-who•-believein-the ;Gama,-
dian .Way of living: The Royal, Can-
adian' Air Force needs 'those men.
T.he. age' limits `for: pilots 'are 18 to
'. a elusive, and, observers and Wirer
less =erators (air• gunners) 18 to' 32,
`inclusive. The ' educational . standard
for 'pilots; and observers"' is Junior
Matriculation or , its equivalent. ,The
wireless'operatore (air gunners) must'
have successfully cpinpleted two years
High School.
. There is also .. .urgent need ' for
tradesmen which include the follow-
ing:aero' engine tnechanics, air frame
mechanics, instrument makers. (wateh
makers),' fabric workers (upholster-
ers); cooks (those experienced and
those who • have ' the :willingness to be
trained f `this, Week), service' police,.
electricians,- clerk accountants, ' eier,•k
stenographer's; nursing orderlies, tel-
,ephone operators, teleprinter opera-:
torsphotographers.
, !'
The age'Irmit• for the tradesmen
is 18 tq 50. There is also an increas
i ee
ng ,zi d for • men to serve as -general
duties 'and' general duty guards. The
educational requirement for this work
is High School entrance, except where.
otherwise 'specified in • the attached
list:
All applicants . must provide proof
of age and proof .of education. Letters
of reference 'ere no longer required
Married applicants are required` to
Provide their .marriage certificates
proof of age of children where ap-
plicable.
The R,C.A.F. Recruiting Centre
• nearest your 'borne' is `located in' the
•'OId Post, Office Building on Rich-
mond .. Street, . London, Ontario.
OBITUARY
R
• MRS. ARCHIE HARPER
The -'ate- Mrs. -Archie Harper, whe.
was forlong a resident of this comp
iniunity, passed .,away 'Sunday, June'
29th in her 94th year.' The funeral
;took . . ce •2 rani her late .eeaidence,..
Lot 15, Concession 10, West Wawa-
nosh on Tuesday, July 1st. Mrs. Har-
.per. was.: a member of Lticknow Pres-
byterian' church and her pastor;• Rev,
C. H. MacDonald conducted :the sere
vices... •Interment was, in , Greenhill
Cemetery. '•
.- Mrs, .. Harper came . to . (;anada •;with
her parents, ' Mr. and 'Mrs. D:irncer.
Graham ,iii 1852. She was married- to
lvlr.:Archie .Harper .on July 9th,. 1884,,.
and • has lived..in„ .this district ever
since. her• husband predeceased :her
26 years -ago; also . three' brother$ and:
•one -sister, 'Duncan, D&i ald and Alex
and • one'sister,--Mrs.-Johne, -Graham-
('Tena). Surviving are' three sisters,
_ Mrs atherine Campbell; tucknew;
Mrs.1izzte Brumpton; . Port Stanley
and Mrs. 'John Andrew, Mayorthorpe,
Alta. and one son, Brown ' and • one
d ht H 1 ' d' the h me -
a ug. er, e.en rest • mg on e o
stead._
Mrs. Harpers .chief 'interest was
her home.She was. of a'kind and =