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ts garage i service nopucts 2 405q vta kg jd h tmm- saafcygw or hbs amimiii ucgue died bkckntxy or afanandt uoleod probably oatoojon oldest resident slept peace fully away at hla borne lot is fourth itoe oast an wednesday january 19 he itu in his 96th year on novem ber 2th he had celebrated hla 04th wrtfaouletmdiw5rtol8 home surrounded by the members of his family dr mcleod mi bom near camp bell cross cblnguscousy township and was the son of mr nd mrs an gus mcleod sturdy toneers who came to peel county from islay scotland many years ago dr moleod gradu ated from the ontario veterinary col lege toronto in 1871 later jie prac tised at jackson mich for several years returning to canada he moved to caledon township in 187q settling on the present homestead farm on the fourtb line where he continued his veterinary practice and engaged in fanning his wife who was miss ohrlstena smith of ocdllngwood pre deceased bim in 1918 the members of the family are a son angus liv ing on the homestead and five daugh ters mrs harry watson margaret snelgrove mrs ben harrison kate toronto mrs tbcanpson neabltt cmary caledon mrs james wilson saizabeuo star city sbssl and mrs searrett leslie annie georgetown grandchildren and one great- also survive there are al- two slaters mrs david mcbaohern port h mich aged 93 years quite 111 at hie present time miss mary mcleod los angeles westernontario toronto sang mcleod was a fine representa- i of the sturdy and courageous set- jswho settled in title last century well informed sous kindly and always warmly n local andr l was a man who had many warm i and who prlaedibjs friendship a neighbour he wsvheld in high he was a staunch member andrews presbyterian church i una caledon and a liberal in ttuca qeorcetown they look to you alltedsppeatorcanadian churches on behalf of india and china relief famine conditions beggar description folk yen knew dally tmaner i and more anxious then some nwrnhif 70a see their bodies dead on the roadway death rate conservatively estimated at 39 ohb winter is worse one hundred million people starving panda will be administered entirely by mhskmaries and christian leaders for direct famine and refugee relief saving child victims of i war and famine medical aid rehabilitation of refugees i give that they may live give through an of the loca churches telephone one of the ministers or vinft bin whh your contribution put it in an envelope and place on offering plate inl your own church i was an hungred and ye fed- me naked and ye clothed me sick and ye visited me the funeral which was largely at tended with a number of relatives present from a distance was held from the home to the st andrews church cemetery on saturday after noon rev a m boyle caledon bast the family pastor had charge of the services during the service mrs davidson and mrs crufekshank of looming home a number singularly appropriate for a man who had been steadfast in faith thevicl88ltuaesofhl8 kmg life the remains were borne to then- last resting place by clare and praser hfgtfbtl orval baxter joseph nes wtt george mashmter and carter mcleod a targe number of lovely flowers expressed the esteem and sym pathy of the community infantry diyision costs 25000000 to equip a modern canadian infantry dlvl slon costs some 35 000 000 to equip and an additional 78000000 to oper ate it in the held for one year in 1918 it cost 64 000000 both to equip it initially and to maintain it in tai held for the sameperiod even though there were 21 648 men in the world war ldivisloncompared ufa the fewer than 19 000 in the division of this war the major difference l that it equlres more than afioo ve hides of various types to equm 1 modem division against the 79 motor vehicles and 4426 horses in each vision in world war l a chartered bank is wuabu swipbffsj for your business milton war and its toll has made anxiety in another home in this district war rant officer john mctrach 27 an observer with the rcap is reported missing following operations over en emy territory this was the word re ceived by his mother mrs michael mctrach of milton heights a pretty wedding took place on january 22nd at four oclock at the home of the brides parents trafal gar township when emily isabel daughter of mr and mrs f dunn be came the bride of francis carlyle featherston son of mr chester and the late mrs peathersjon arnold mcdihte received his wings and commission last thursday at brantford and leaves february 10 for rivers man to take an instructors course following a short illness miss anne hatton passed away wednesday morning at keroavan the residence of her sister mrs h b hlgginbot ham chielph champion these ten competing banks are ureal the bank of nova scotia toronto the provincial bank of canada ian bank of commerce the royal bank of canada lion bank banque canadienne nationale bank of canada barclays bank canada a chartered bank is ho custodian not only of your money on deposit but also of your secrets concerning that money- 4charterfd bank is an institution whfcre the details of your bank account are kept secret it is culled chortered because its permlltion to o business and the conditions and restrictions fader which it may do business are contained in otter granted and kept uptodate by parliament finest democratic free institution of government kt man has yet devised this charter is an act of parliament laying down all of the condition which safeguard your money ten competing chartered banks are the very opposite of a state m ooopoly such as would come about if all the banks were rolled into one by nation alization under state monopoly if you failed to get accommodation at the one bank yoacould notgota- any one of nine others to seek it- you can today he chartered banks of canada brampton albert e thompson aged sixty was instantly killed friday morning when he collided with an auto while hurry lng to catch a bus the death occurred in toronto general hospital on jan 24th of robert steele in his eightyfourth year mr steele was the last surviv lng son of the late mr and mrs geo steele pioneer settlers of peel county r and mrs charles drtnkwater received notification from ottawa on tuesday that their son sergeant pilot ronald drlnkwater had been severely wounded ronald went overseas last june and was in the last stage of the training in bomber operations the accident occurred on january 28th the many friends of mr ed wal ler former popular restaurateur of brampton will regret to leam that he suffered a serious injury to his eye when assisting in improvements being made to the national cafe cooks ville his new business enterprise mr t k montague took up his new duties recently as manager of the cap itol theare mr montague was for merly manager or the alexander theatre wallacetourg conservator and gasxtte acton first rime in the minor hockey league plavid b the acton team on mondav sis non bj the locaj entr from ferrus bv a score of 3 to 2 th local team plav their mimes at the hillstourg irrna the tenm is under the guidance of sonny fbwnsley council considered thp application of the fire brigade for an increased brant it whs decided to make the annual grant to the brigade for 1944 the sum of 500 which includes all items paid to the brigade and officials and all funds to be administered by the fire brigade at knox church on friday even ing januarj 28th a large gathering attended the supper in honor of scot land s national poet robbie burns sponsored by the ladies aid society some thoughtless youngtsers who oo not appreciate their privileges broke windows at the school recently free press man of us think of india as a vague place related to canada but do you know that exports of canadian pro ducts to british india this war ag gregated about 126000 000 as compar ed with 5168000 in 1930 and that we stand fifth among all sources of her imports we sold them mostly mo- tor vehicles parts metals tea cbeet materials newsprint calcium carbide etc from india we are getting tea and gunny doth malnir also some crone ore peanut oo castor oq shel lac and sfcmc one civic centre is taking steps to ward the final eradication of venezml jibe winnipeg heattb authorise have recommended the establishment of an earjy treatment centre hi the heart of the city rt win serve bod ci vilians and service personnel bat wld be manned by military penxumw for sale cyclamen cinerarias different shades 175 per plant delivered d a norton phone 315 dances glen hall doris hulls music february 18th and 25th march 10th keep these dates in mind proceeds for boys parcels sponsored by beaumonts employees more about your eyes tired eyes are health keep your vision clear and comfortable and your cot- look on life will ba brighter foe yem cannot enjoy perfect bealtfa with your vision impaired so take care of your eryes bats them examined periodkajfar to be sure of their condition par expert rye service and newest style m glasses xfpwntt consult ot walker r0 eyesight specialist who will be at hie office over to bell telephone co main ok george the second wednes day of each month or yon may consult o t walker at fafc of ftce in brampton telehloflw oeosvetowo w