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minute
t.
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through
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(there
should
be
1
pint
totW
and
pulp).
Melt
huttrr,
add
flour
and
ionirt(,
tir
well
together,
then
add
milk
lowly.
V,
hen
thi
auee
hia
thirkened,
add
to
It
the
strained
corn
liquid.
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and
aere
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one.
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Wool
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A
beautiful
rug
for
the
bedroom.
In
four
colors,
green
blue,
rose
and
mauve.
Size.
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MATS
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Old
King
I
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Coal
s
I
know
a
clever
little
trick
Til
tPftn
vnti
tifm
If
it-All
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Just
phone
651,
and
say
Please
send
a
ton
of
cnal
i
.
.
..
qa.tfrotttAei
2
today.
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&
CO.
LTD.
3
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Alberta,
Nanalmo-Wfllineton
and
I'.ulkley
Valley
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L
HONORS
GO
1
TO
WOMEN
From
Australian
Lener
Station
To
Murray,
medical
doctor.
Nyasa
land;
Miss
Hilda
Rldler,
principal!
of
Women's
College
and
Inspector!
if
girls'
schools,-
Palestine.
In
Distant
Fields
Lady
Russell
of
Southern
Rhod
isia
came
first
among
the
name:.
of
women
honored
for
their
work
for
social
welfare
in
countries
ecognltlon
for
lives
sDent
guard-
.'hem
were
Mrs.
Florence
Lewis
Private
secretary
to
the
governor
f
Northern
Ireland:
Miss
Emllv
TOT
DAXLT
rTeTWB
Tutsday,
February
l,
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
London
Social
Post,
KecoSnition
unlon
steamer
cawia,
uapi
Given
on
Kine's
List
Jamcs
Findlay,
is
due
back
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from-
Stew-
(By
Mollie
McGcc
art.
Anyox
and
other
northern
LONDON,
Feb.
I:
(CP)
The
points
and
will
sail
at
4:30
for
Van-
average
woman
In
Canada
might.
couver
and
wayports.
recognize
very
few
of
the
99
names
of
her
sex
honored
by
the
King
in
the
New
Year's
list
but
rarely
has
There
were
sixty-seven
passeru
gers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
a
roll
of
honor
presented
a
group
Norah
which
was
in
port
yesterday
contributing
such
outstanding
and
afternoon
southbound
from
Skag-
videspread
service
to
humanity
nd
the
Empire
In
the
course
of
everyday
work.
The
names
of
Grade
Fields,
ac-
f
rom
this
port,
tress;
Harriet
Cohen,
musician,
and
Snld
Prentice,
former
secretary
to
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
were
comparatively
well
known
But
close
together
in
the
official
Dazettc
came
such
personalities
as
Mrs.
Elsie
Jones,
matron
of
th?.
'eper
station,
Northern
Australia
way
to
Vancouver.
Three
persons
disembarked
from
the
vessel
here
while
five
went
south
aboard
hei
Panay
Picture
Is
Realistic
.miss
Mary
MHCKiana,
nurse,
sier-
Graphic
Account
of
Sinking
of
ru
,i.eone;
auss
rauune
vcrsiiem.
iTnitni
statps
r.imhoat"Thc
Road
Back"
is
Exceptional
Feature
The
graphic
pictures
of
the
bombing
of
the
United
States
gunboat
In
the
Yangste
River
not
much
;
more
than
a
month
ago
were
showx
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night
onrJ
nrnAt
rf
ovAantlnnol
Internet
where
primitive
conditions
exist
;tQ
0e
Qf
tne
,argt
audlences
ln
Women
doctors
and
nurses,
includ
I
?d
Miss
Amy
Barclay,
matron
fV
i
Cyprus
hospital,
and
Miss
Rita
Renoulhet,
matron
of
the
Generp.l
Hospital,
Singapore:
Miss
Janet
Good,
senior
medical
officer
of
tlu
British
General
Post
Office
staff
-ind
Miss
Marjory
Hill,
matron
of
"he
Anglo-American
Hosnltal
hi
considerable
time.
Not
only
the
actual
sinking
of
the
Panay
Is
shown
as
well
as
the
subsequent
harowlng
experiences
of
the
survivors
but
there
are
scenes
of
the
stark
horrors
of
the
war
in
connection
with
the
taking
of
Nanking.
!
The
feature
picture
"The
Road
Taririd.
nntnnmhPrPrf
r-nnflrlPntlM
!
B"
dealing
With
post-War
COn.
ocretnrics
receiving
honors
yet'dltions
ln
Germany,
is
also
a
film
of
outstanding
merit
while
an
ex-
early
a
dozen
women
received
cellent
news
reel
rounds
out
the
ng
official
secrets
and
attending
program
which
will
be
repeated
to
o
endless
essential
details.
Amon';inl8nt
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
Vebber.
confidential
clerk,
gover-
WINDSOR,
Ont.,
Feb
1:
CPi
or's
office.
Southern
Rhodesia:
Kenneth
Cowlan.
21.
of
Raleigh
Mrs.
Gertrude
Margry.
secretary
to
Township,
was
killed
when
.
an
'he
British
government
represen-
automobile,
driven
by
Clifford
'ative
on
the
board
of
the
Suez
Seary(
19
of
Windsor,
crashed
in--anal
Comnany.
to
the
side
of
a
train
Cowlin
was
One
of
the
most
beloved
hu-
thrown
under
the
wheels,
unitarians
honored
was
Mrs
"ecll
Chesterton,
founder
of
the
"ceil
public
lodging
houses
for
homeless
women.
For
years
Mrs
Reach
the
mwx
peopit
n
cit)
"hestcrton
has
carried
on
her
good
and
district
with
au
aovertlsemem
nork
In
London,
a
city
where
18.-
the
Dally
Nwi,
'000
persons
are
said
to
be
home-
,
;
"
less
every
night.
Some
months
ago
she
opened
a
larger
foundation
and
her
charity
now
has
becomj
one
of
London's
recognized
services
for
the
poor.
(
Several
women
whose
standing
!in
their
professions
has
entitled
them
to
unusual
positions
were
among
those
who
received
orders
They
included
Miss
Gladys
Kin-.;,
staff
officer.
H,
M.
Treasury:
Miss
Ursula
Wimble,
head
of
the
translation
section,
air
ministry;
and
Miss
Dora
Tyas
of
the
central
committee
on
women's
training
and
employment,
ministry
of
labor.
Women
in
educational
work
and
child
welfare
and
women
aldermen,
justices
of
the
peace
and
chairmen
of
political
committees!
were
also
to
be
found
on
the
list,
j
When
analyzed,
however,
the
list'
shows
women's
work
is
being
more
;
particularly
recognized
In
the
sphere
of
social
advancement
and
welfare
though
reasons
did
not,
always
appear.
j
What
Gracic
Did
!
Long
accounts
of
Oracle
Fields'!
life
appeared
In
the
papers
when;
she
was
congratulated
on
being
made
a
Commander
of
the
Ordat
of
the
British
Empire.
But
one
of
i
the
main
reasons
for
Its
bestowal
was
not
mentioned.
Grade
Fields,
gay,
shrewd
and
seemingly
blase,
Is
shy.
She
does
not
like
her
charities
to
be
made
part
of
her
For
years
she
has
maintained
at
her
personal
expense
a
home
fori
the
children
and
orphans
of
vaudeville
players.
There
are
31
child-ren
at
present
in
the
Grade
Fieldj
Home
at
Peace
Haven,
near
Brigh-j
ton.
Each
child
Is
treated
as
if
itj
wua
une
oi
uracie
fieias
iamuyi
ana
tne
home
is
recognized
as
a
model
of
its
kind.
Charity
is
a
private
affair
with
"our
Oracle"
anl
she
did
not
get
her
honor
by
merely
singing
for
it.
FOOD
BURNED
UP
TRENTON,
Ont.,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
Fire,
believed
started
from
an
over-'
heated
stove,
destroyed
the
ware-'
house
of
Empire
Food
Products'
Company,
Ltd.,
here.
Damage
was
estimated
at
$25,000,
including
lossi
of
125,000
cases
of
food.
4
i
ex
111
:r
Tells
Cheap
Way
To
"Cold-Proof"
Western
Motors
proofing"
cars
which
he
guarantees
will
bring
a
quick
response
from
frost-chilled
engines
on
the
coldest
mornings.
Addition
of
f.our
inexpensive
pieces
of
equipment
will
banish
forever
engine
starting
failure,
he
said.
UMrct.
thn
nrimnrv
lahlHrm
crctnm'
..WW
...V.
J....J
.QMIMWII
HJUIVill
.s
altered
by
inserting
of
a
two-volt
woster
battery,
placed
on
an
alternative
circuit
to
the
one
on
which
.he
resistance
coll
is
located.
When
ton
on
the
dash
is.
pressed
which
cuts
out
the
resistance
coil
and
brings
In
the
additional
battery,
making
the
strength
of
the
ignition
current
twice
as
great
and
twice
as
effective.
Second,
the
intake
and
exhaust
.nanifolds
are
wrapped
with
asbestos,
providing
for
better
carbure-tlon
by
protecting
the
carburetor
from
cold
blasts
which
filter
through
the
radiator
honeycomb.
Third,
a
simple
condenser
tank
Is
attached
to
the
radiator,
taking
up
"boll-over"
and
vapor
Irom
the
radiator.
The
vapor
Is
condensed
by
a
small
compressed
air
valve.
None
of
the
radiator
fluid
is
lost
in
evaporation
by
this
method.
HANDLED
IT
RIGHT
TORONTO,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
The
:lty
is
ringing
with
the
praises
of
in
unidentified
motorman
who
stopped
his
car
and
taking
a
stick
jingerly
lifter
and
tied
up
a
high
oltage
electric
cable
that
was
slzz-
lng
along
the
street
MARIHUANA
SEIZED
WINDSOR,
Ont..
Feb,
1:
CP)-Arrested
after
a
large
quantity
of
marihuana,
enough
to
drug
1000
cigarettes,
was
found
In
his
car.
William
Dc
Bozy
of
Plymouth
Mich.,
was
remanded
for
further
hearing.
BABOONS
RAID
IAiCMS
DURBAN,
Feb.
1:
I
CP)
Troop-of
starving
baboons,
driven
fro:
hills
by
drought
in
the
Wcencn
district,
Natal,
raided
farms
ant'
i
killed
goats
for
food:
Tcrrificc1
herd
boys
were
unable
to
deal
with
them.
"People
have
no
more
right
to
be
ill
than
they
have
to
be
criminals"
Extract
from
4
ipttch
bj
cut
ofEntUnJ"
t
most
eminent
mtjietl
mm.
Mk.
Justice
Kkusciun
(addressing
the
prisoner):
''Plant
those
words
firfrily
in
your
mind,
my
good
woman.
They
were
the
words
of
a
very
great
surgeon,
uttered
in
an
address
,
to
business
and
professional
women
in
London.
'People
have
no
right
to
be
ill'-
because
disease
can
be
prevented
if
we
keep
our
internal
organs
clean--and
we
all
have
it
in
our
power
to
do
that.
"Prisoner,
let
this
be
a
lesson
to
you.
See
that
you
ucvri
iurgci
mis
simple
ana
most
vital
law
of
health
in
future,
and
remember
that
one
good,
safe,
e'asy
and
In-eipensive
road
to
internal
cleanliness
is
by
way
of
Kruschen
Salts.
'It's
the
little
daily
dose
that
doe
it.'
"
13,
On
W1V.
In
Veer.
III.
l.l,.,l
TASTELESS
IN
'th.
;iour
!,---?
c
Br..:...."'
-1
1
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
Kruschen
is
a
combination
of
several
mineral
salts
which
your
body
must
get,
in
some
abundant
exercise
and
fresh
air.
ou
should
have
thof
salts
firry
day;
hence
the
im-
.
i
i
i.i
"j
T
,
.
'
'
i'ance
oi
me
-Time
oai
y
i.
he
i
Inside
ffii.-i.Tvnn
EEORrEA
tp
clean,
and
the
sys-
dose".
Every
druZ
counter
sell,
tem
generally
toned
up,
but
which
you
Kruschen
in
2Jc,
45c
and
75c
bottles
can
t
get
in
Nature's
pwqawy
without
It's
thf
Utile
daily
dose
thai
does
it.
CANADA'S
DEFENSI,
IS
NATION'S
JOB.
ASSEUTS
CANADIAN
LEGION
HEAD
(Continued
from
Page
One)
ment,
inspired
by
the
British
Legion
and
ebracing
the
war
veterans
of
all
the
former
eontendlne
countries
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
1:
(CP)-Prof..both
ex.allicd
and
ex-enemy.
J.
W.
Dorsoy.
engineering
faculty,:
conditions
under
which
the
Can-University
of
Manitoba,
has
sug-adlan
g,
might
c0.opcrate
geStCd
a
Simple
method
Of
"COld-
mow
nrivr-ntnslv
In
th
tmrl,
of
this
"Brotherhood
of
the
Great
War"
would
be
placed
before
the
convention.
He
reminded
the
delegates
of
the
address
delivered
by
King
George
VI
on
the
occasion
of
the
recent
war
veterans
review
in
London.
"I
have
especially
welcomed
the
interchange
of
visits
between
the
cx-Scrvlcc
men
of
other
countries
and
ourselves,"
the
King
had
said.
"ThnXP
of
lis
whn
h.ivp
kppii
irnr
the
car
U
started
while
cold
a
but-1
know
wnat
ft
great
calamlty
u
b
for
victors
and
vanquished
alike:
and
If,
wlthjhe
united
weight
of
our
experience,
we
can
convince
the
world
of
this
fact,
then
I
feel
that
we
can
render
no
greater
service
to
the
human
race."
As
a
fourth
feature.
General
Ross
cited
the
Legion's
adherance
to
the
League
of
Nations
Society
In
Can
ada.
JAILED
FOR
NEGLIGENCE.
TORONTO,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
Found
guilty
on
a
charge
of
criminal
negligence,
Frank
Leslie
was
sen
tenced
to
three
months
in
Jail
Six-year-old
Margaret
Newnham
was
killed
when
struck
by'a
truck
driven
by
Leslie.
THEY
STOLE
CARS
WINDSOR.
Ont.
Feb.
1:
CP-Two
'teen-aged
Windsor
youths
were
sentenced
to
one
year
detei
mlnate
ln
Ontario
Reformatory
and
'hree
months'
indeterminate
each
vhen
they
appeared
In
court
on
car-theft
charges.
SEE
THE
TRUTH
1
HODMAN
i
Aiiirs
;omiihc
or
BlUAV
LAST
TLMES
TONIGHT
TRAPPERS
And
Dealers
!
Last
Show
Starts
3:20
The
Sensational
Sequel
to
"All
Quiet
on
The
Western
Front"
THE
ROAD
BACK
With
AH
Star
Cast
(At
7:33
and
9:53)
T
Keels
Of
I
Unccnsorrd
Pictures!
Coming
Wednesday
Only
WILL
ROGERS
in
"STATE
FAIR"
I
have
a
bijp
order
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