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Finest
range
in
Mens
Dress
Shoes
at
their
price
on
the
market
If
you
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
"Birmingham"
Shoea
you
are
missing
one
of
the
best
bets
possible.
Solid
leather
throughout.
Finest
fitting
lasts
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
$6.50
to
$8.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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J
The
Experts
Say
By
MARGARET
ECKER
(Caadlan
Press
Starr
Writer)
Hints
for
wartime
living
from
folic
who
ought
to
know
KITCHEN
TOOLS:
Since
D.
P.
Cruickshank.
ccm--;
dinator
of
the
metals
administration
of
the
Wartime,
Prices
and
Trade
Hoard
clamped
down
on
manufacture
of
metal
kitchen
tools
frying
pans
to
crumb
trays
kit-Ichen
utensils
have
to
be
treated
pretty
ginfferlv
.
.
.
The
!
advice
from
the
right
people
is
to
use
only
mild
soap
tvivl
rine
abrasive
on
aluminum,
a
kit-
1
Chen's
most
faithful
cookers
and
'
now
irreplaceable
...
If
an
inside
W
rationing
spoil
your
run
.
.
stain
doesn't
budfre
with
e'bow
Instead
f
tea
and
coffee
says
the
gwaae.
try
boHfe
water
and
vine-
at
th
lffl
Board's
con-
l?ar
in
the
pan
.
.
.
But
never
ue
"aer
section,
serve
apple
)uiee.
an
alkaline
soIvUom
like
soda.
FATING
FOR
VICTORY:
Dr.
L.
D.
Peit.
veto
befta
the
pensions
department
nutrition
service,
contend
one
of
the
was
to
an
all-out
war
effort
is
throuah
war
Tims-Irs
pv
atAmtks
XI
m
sm
m
j
m.
i(i
ivuiiiiw,iia
.
.
.
SC.
9fJ1
,
every
uamautn
snouia
iry
i
eat
'these
things
daliv
for
a
balaneec?
diet:
at
least
ha4(
a
pint
of
milk
and
some
cheese
if
available:
a
'serving
of
tomatoes
or
citrus
fruit
!
or
tomato
or
fnrtt
luiee;
a
ser
ving
of
some
other
fruit,
fresh.
rprl
anW
tnur
tn
air
vf
me
Canadian
Pro
la
exclusively
entitled
to
tue
far
publication
of
all
ne
I
(Jeapatchea
credited
to
It
or
to
the
AmocW1
Prem
In
thU
Pkper
and
aiao
the
Prices.
Bnuri
anri
imp
mint
Minn
rhubarb
hi
tee
sr
lemonade
.
.
.
And
use
twney
Instead
of
sugar,
to
sweeten
the
drinks
.
When
autumn
eomea
and
the
days
iret
chilly,
she
suggest,
elear
r
w
somme
or
net
chocolate
will
b
friendly
drinks
te
sip
before
an
open
fife
.
.
.
She
tMnks
save"
wishes
and
fruit
Instead
of
cake-and
Beiid
w(U
save
sugar
ami
your
guests'
figures.
FUEL:
James
MeO.
Stewart,
coal
administrator,
has
been
ur:i:
early
pureha.se
of
winter
eaal
sup-
pHt
help
a"rt
lh
thral
canned
or
dried:
two
serving,
of
vegetables,
leafy
green
or
yeitew.
IVff
'
'
J
,s
fu"
"H
eul
JOU
and
frequently
raw;
a
serving
of
eonsumpUon-nd
the
same
thm
potatoes;
a
serving
or
whale
gram
Canada
Appeaved
VttamHi-rleh
T
hou5'ho'd
P"'?0"
bread;
one
serving
of
meat
a
day
and
three
or
four
eggs
weekly.
PAINT
URUSHFR-
Rmnrfi
nn
NEW
PRIORITIES
REGULATION
Will
Affect
Every
Industry
ON
July
10,
1942.
a
new
Priority
regulation
was
applied
In
Canada
to
every
Canadian
industry.
Under
it
all
businesses,
other
than
retailers,
will
be
classified,
and
will
be
allotted
svmbols
which
must
be
used
for
all
purchase
orders.
Any
business
which
rails
to
comply
with
the
new
regulation
will
run
the
risk
of
not
obtaining
certain
goods
or
commodities
it
seeks
to
purchase.
The
new
regulation,
which
is
Order
No.
1
of
the
Priorities
Officer,
Department
of
Munitions
and
Supply,
establishes
a
system
known
at
the
Allocation
ClassUicatlon
System.
Under
lti
terms
every
purchaser
or
goods
or
commodities
of
any
kind,
valued
at
$15
or
more,
oiher
than
a
retailer
or
a
person
who
buys
rrom
a
retailer,
must
acquaint
himseir
at
once
with
the
appropriate
symbols.
He
must
Indicate
the
correct
symbols
on:
lt
All
purchase
orders
or
contracts
placed
after
July
10,
1942;
and
'2)
All
purchase
orders,
or
contracts,
regardless
of
the
date
or
placement,
which
call
tor
delivery
after
July
31,
1942.
A
purchaser
who
has
placed
an
order
for
delivery
after
that
date
must,
before
the
end
or
July,
1942.
advise
his
supplier
or
the
appropriate
symbols.
Industrial
and
mill
suppliers,
warehouses,
and
other
businesses
performing
similar
functions
tor
Industry,
shall
not
be
deemed
retailers
tor
the
purposes
or
the
order.
H
any
business
Is
In
doubt
as
to
how
it
should
classify
its
operations
and
what
symbols
It
should
use,
the
business
should
obtain
corr-ct
Information
from
the
nearest
Priorities
ofricc
at
34
Adelaide
Street
West,
Toronto;
C04
Marine
Eullding,
Vancouver;
or
702
Dennis
Building
Halirax,
or
from
the
Priorities
Ofttcer,
Depart-'
merit
of
Munitions
and
Supply,
Ottawa.
Copies
of
the
regulation
may
be
obtained
rrom
the
same
sources.
The
Department
Of
Munitions
And
Supply
uunuurauie
For
in
stance,
don't
waste
hot
water
bv
running
it
while
you're
cleaning
your
teeth
or
washing
your
hards
.
.
.
You
use
about
three
xallous
your
home
with
a
few
dabs
of
that
lnted
a
J?1
.r
.
paint
this
summer
if
it
s
necessary
but
take
the
advice
or
Phyllis
Tur
ner;
oils
Mls
administrator
wnunuwiw
for
ior
u
the
And
Laura
Pepper
or
the
Agrt
culture
Department's
consumer
section
suggests
that
when
your
stove
is
heated
for
one
thing,
cook
iocj
newi
puDltohed
Uierla.
'
"
.
.
'
.
.
oikw
fntvi
that
km
uU
.
.
aji
ngnt
or
republican
of
apecui
dmpatatw
therein
xe
aba
rmerved
.omicauy
ana
cnensn
your
Drufr.es
,
;
'
7
DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
SATURDAY,
JULY
11,
1942
More
Savings
Needed
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ofts
tor
paint
and
varnish
wu
"
stock
ewtards
and
other
UP
M
come
mainly
from
Brazil
and
China
and
they're
hard
to
get
.
.
.
Advice
on
making
brushes
last
longer:
don't
allow
paint
or
varnish
to
dry
hard
on
a
brush;
Instead,
stand
the
brush
In
water
or
turpentine
during
a
Job
and
after
the
work
is
done
clean
the
minga
to
maur
uee
oi
iw
NOVA
SCOTIA'S
AUtlON
!
I
After
more
than
a
century
of
service,
the
old
Athlon
en?tn.j
which
rolled
over
the
first
ra.i-'
It
appears
that
a
great
many
people
have
miVinter-ifMhluwltht,t,irPent,Be-
thfn
rab
been
retired
at
steiurton.
ns.
'
tier
seriOUSiy
ar
Savings
'ly
and
store
it
upright,
keeping
Despite
the
fact
that
Mr.
Ilsley,
in
his
speech,
took
weight
oir
the
bristles.
gieut
care
to
stress
tnac
tne
compulsorj'
savings
schecl
800
StlMtCII
PARTUS
Tn
Its
spnrrh
fnr
ntr
mtnefi-!rt
uled
in
his
budget
were
minimum
requirements
and
that
TEA
PARTIES:
BTne
HJ
Russia
has
sent
out
aoo
feeoioRicai
increased
voluntary
savings
bv
the
nnhlir-
wnnM
Sander,-
Mrs.
Consumer
sajs
survey
parties
and
other-,
will
fol-
rrn,r
people
...u
.ft.
....
I
i
M
.7
,
V"W'V
.
you
uion
t
jet
tea,
coffee
and
low
durine
the
summer
sary,
many
seem
to
have
taken
it
fnr
rrmnfi
i
w
the
government
has
told
them
what
is
expected
of
themi
and
no
further
saving
is
required.
j
.
,Aai"
a
reat
ma"y
people
apparently
have
not
studied
the
newspaper
reports
carefully
and
have
noH
been
able
to
figure
out
which
tax
they
will
be
required
to
pay.
They
do
not
seem
conversant
with
the
fact
that
I
trom
the
minimum
saving
now
required
by
law,
provision
is
made
for
deduction
of
amounts
now
being
paid
into
pension
funds,
life
insurance
premiums,
and
for
reduc-i
nun
oi
nrst
mortgage
principal.
As
a
result
there
is
a
serious
possibility
that
a
great
many
individuals
will
hastily
cancel
their
current
buving
of
War
Savings
Certificates,
before
they
have
had
an
opportunity
of
reviewing
their
financial
position.
The
facts
of
the
matter
are
as
follows:
For
the
fiscal
year
1942-43,
the
requirements
of
the
Government
will
be
somewhat
as
follows,
as
summarized
by
the
Minister
of
Finance:
.
..
-Estimated
total
expenditure
..
$3,500,000,000
Estimated
ordinary
revenue
v.
.
2,050,000,000
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"""Ku
iciunmioie
taxes
lyieia
from
mini-
j
mum
savings
plan)
950000m
Amount
still
to
be
met
1.ZI
l.S.'S
A
very
great
part
of
this
amount
still
to
be
rated?
must
come
from
individual
purchases
of
War
Savings
1
Certificates
and
Bonds;
from
volunteer
savings
of
th
Taw.
""nimum
savings
now
re
quired
by
Now
that
both
the
Prime
Minister
and
Leader
of
the
Opposition
are
tired
of
the
session,
possibly
fSlfe1.
kei?
U
something
about
"
"ave
nau
tneir
field
day
anvwav.
SIGNALS
Defeated
WIN
OUT
Grenadiers
Last
Nlht
In
First
Game
of
District
Soccer
Finals
two,
and
Akkerman,
1.
The
strong
half-back
line
of
the
Signals
largely
smothered
oppo-
i
sltion
and
the
return
of
chapman
;
to
his
position
at
back
was
also'
felt.
j
Bloomfield,
centre
forward
for
the
Grenadiers,
was
the
star
of:
his
side.
ri,..
.
.
.
I
S.
p.
Woodside
was
referee
and
Signals
J
defeated
Grenadiers
by!
the
linesmen
were
Fusilier
Rich-fa
score
of
5
to
0
at
Acropolis
HllI;ardson
and
Bill
Murray
j
grounds
last
1
evening
in
the
open-!
The
players
were
ing
game
of,
a
two-game
series
for
Grenadiers-Small-
MrRii
rr
championship.
f
BliTwSS'
niVT?
Allan;
andrphy
OrSdirf
d,
matC,h
the
ftlW,Drin.
Emmons,
Bloomfield
were
also
playing
at
SardHn
and
King-
snares
Sernt
"
lowing
In
th,
r,
lRan-daBi
0Pn,
Hllder
and
Y
rr
wv
KHUIV
tomorri
3
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nl8ht
was
Scorer,
gATPKDAY.
JTH.Y
II.
h;
TOO
SAD,
SIR!
IF
y0(l
HAD
BROUGHT
THIS
TIRE
IH
BBT0RB,
WE
MIGHT
HAVE
SAVED
IT!
NOW
ITS
TOO
LATE
!
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be
checked.
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complete
record
will
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kept
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ill
hrlf
help
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grt
maximum
.m.in
aj't
(torn
your
tir.
TRUCK
OPERATORS
II.
T.
Goodrich
"Fictorv
Planned"
Tire
Service
it
available
to
frock
operator
H.
F.
Goodrich
cnjcineeri
have
developed
a
iyunitic
inipection
plan
for
truck
tires
...
It
help
to
prevent
prematare
failure
and
pro-Jonjci
the
life
of
your
tiret.
Aik
your
H.
P.
Goodrich
dealer
for
details.
Jo"J
the
B
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TIRE
if
t,irr.Jaiw,i
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order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
col
you
expect
to
need
next
season.
This
will
enable
us
to
inert
your
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now
or
as
wpplle
arrive.
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that
you
should
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in
your
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uip!r
this
summer
as
It
U
almost
certain
that
the
dealen
mil
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
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