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This is total war,- wlth h'bcrty the prize. Canadians realize we can not win that prize without hard, steady work.

Under a recent order, issued in pursuance of National Selective Service Civilian Regulations, thousands of Canadians- employers and employees-dare expected to forcgo some part of their peacetime liberty in regard to employment matters, in order that the Nation’s war machine may increase its pace-rather than operate at less than capacity.

this order requires that uo male employee be released, nor may he separate, from s job in either oi’ the two top labour priorities-"A" sud

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the orm prescribed, where his plant or

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All are urged to comply in the national interest. Penalties are provided for failure to comply.

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NTO, Oct. 6 — giving holiday. Mon be observed by Ca and Commodity market; generally, including and Montreal the Winnipeg Grain Excha the Toronto Livestock by anti - almralt Regular sessions will be oudht 11nd" 8118M» Saturday. Oct. 9.

TORO Thanks ll ll Stock

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Auction Sale '

AUCTION SALE

AT IONA

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l8 AT 1 P. M. 5i

I am instructed by the executor of the estate o! the late Joseph Callaghan to sell by Public Auction tho following stock, crop and implements.

Stock 1 general purpose horse 4 yrs; 1 drlvlny mare I yrs; 1 milk cow 9 yrs; 1 heifer i l-2 yrs; 1 fat steer 1 l-Z

Implements: 1 binder, Massey l-larrls No. 4; 1 mower (Brandford); l team truck wagon (almost new); 1 single truck wagon; 1 cart, gang plow; (nearly new); 1 scufflel‘: 1 power sprayer; digger; seeder, hay rake; hay fork and carrier; disc harrow; cream cans, and creamera.

Hardness, shovels, forks, ete. Crop, 1 stack of barley -—< -_—_-_—-_= and oats mixed; 2 stacks hay.

Terms of sale, Cash

W. H. BEATON. Auctioneer.

At the Auction Rooms, Grafton Street, i Tuesday, October 12th, 1943 ‘ at 1.00 p. m.

I am instructed to scll by public suction the furniture belonging to a lady who sold her property in the country a short time ago. The list lnciuden- Kitchen rsn Chamber set, 2 Cornmodes, Chest of Drawers, Cherries Closet. Iron Bed and Spring, Dining Room Table, smell T blc, Cross Cut Saw, Buck Saw, Meat Saw, Snowshoes, Kitchen Chairs, Clothes Wringer, Clothes Baske 2 Kitchen Clocks, Alladin Lamp. Lawn Mower, Roclrin heir, Bed, Spring and Mattress, 2 Trunks, Spinning eel, Yarn Winder and Reel, Knitting Machine, 1 Radio, and several other small articles too numerous to mention.

W. II. BEA TON. Auctioneer.

i A.W. Malheson, Solicitor.

10-7-9-12-0L

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