JUNE
20.
tTUHDAY.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAQE
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And
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Low
Clutmy
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Army
Boots
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the
mst
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Britain
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,
i
gathering
length
dally.
Don't
run
water
don't
wasto
paper
don't
show
light
don't
wast
rul
don't
spend
extravagantly
don't
hoard
food
always
DON'T
.
.
DONT
.
.
DONT
.
.
It's
even
possible
that
the
nub
ile
may
be
told:
"Don't
walk
save
shoe
leather."
That's
ho
Jbke.
For
k.
..,11
boots
and
shoes
and
thus
raised
editorial
comment
In
the
Daily
Sketch
which
envisaged
Britons
clumping
through
the
streets
In
clogs.
Maybe
Clogs
Lighter
'Thirty
years
ago
millions
of
Britons
wore
clogs,"
the
paper
said.
"Millions
of
people
on
the
con
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
tMr-nt
hav
w,
rn-
riband
Boot
Trades
Association.
Harold
wear
them
today.
Clogs
may
be
MBit
8alt,
rflrftrtnr
director
of
if
civilian
iullln
liulk..'.
r
.
.....
supplies,
told
delegates
that
the
nation
s
leather
cupboard
is
empty
and
that
economic.-,
must
be
made
in
iw
of
leather
for
repairing.
v.:
He
did,
iv
a
.j
in
n.t.
numsv
anrt
mnrn
mmier
man
army
boots."
,Pl
us'L
f
urcs.
i
1-
V.
-
.
aeo.
low
paper
w
ciuner
up
nuuav,
The
acute
rubber
shortage
pro-
Soap
is
precious,
too,
so
aon
duced
a
string
of
them
for
those
let
a
cake
lie
about
In
water;
don'i
lucky
enough-
to
have
something
wash
under
a
running
tap
it
around
the
house
from
the
days
wastes
water
as
well
as
soap.
of
plenty.
They
Include
don't
dry
The
squabble
over
fuel,
gas
and
-
a
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rt
J
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a.
rIla.l.a
r
llnnlnrf
nrHlAh.
-
a
ruooer
zooiwear
near
a
iirej.aont,
w-uuv
s
"-"
Many
Piano
Pupils
Heard
In
Two
nang
up
a
raincoat
uniu
me
waier
yci,
w
tume
myu
iww
Eveninrs
At
Convent
has
been
shaken
off;
don't
place
iresn
crop
or
uonis,
tne
mos:
re-i
a
hot
water
bottle
away
flat-hang
cent
being,
don't
stay
up
after
:
It
up.
Paper
and
Soap
It
Is
an
offence
to
waste
paper
The
time
when
a
"don't
walk"So
people
have
been
told:
"Don't
placard
may
be
posted
Is
still
a
mix
paper
with
ashes
or
throw
in
considerable
time
off
but
there
are
the
garbage
pall;
don't
throw
away
urgent
a
substitute
ntenty
of
other
don'ts
in
existence
bus
tickets,
don't
leave
paper
un-
cvuid
be
ued
to
cobble
that
didn't
seem
possible
a
yea;
der
a
train
or
tram
seat
don
don't
have
nightmares.
IT'S
THE
WAK
,
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s
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mv
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buy
twram
w
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of
one
utc
icyi
TRUCK
,
SV
OPERATORS
II.
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"Factory
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Tire
vnn
Sric
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H.
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tiutdrKli
iigi"ti'li4vc
dcu-lui'til
yicinim
inspiC-lion
ilan
lor
truck
litis.
..
it
lii-lpj
to
prevent
punuiurc
failuti-
mill
prolongs
tin-
life
of
)our
pti-M.nl
tins.
A
K
our
Goudrich
dealer
for
ikuils.
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Cimiilruh
Tire-Sinu'
Club
witl
hje
ihr
tcriil
iiumbr
f
il-rir
tires
riUitt!
tttre
of
l.jif;e.
This
it
XHlh
pjoictii)i,
in
cue
of
theft.
FREE
I
YoujMtll
be
reminded
by
your
D.
F
OuiHltKh
dealer
when
jour
tires
shouij
be
cttttketk.
A
coniplite
(tcord
ll
be
Lent
of
your
tires.
No
net-J
to
rely
on
your
own
memory.
FREE.'
Tt
U.
F.
Goodrich
botiklet
"li
-e
llcalih
Rules"
is
Iree
to
til
Jub
(luu.lxrs.
It
will
lulp
you
to
get
mixinmai
i-i.lr.ige
from
your
tires.
UPERT
MOTORS
LOCAL
GOODRICH
D1STH1HUT0RS
I
ACADEMY
RECITALS
blackout
bo
to
bed
early.
But
u"
"uajr
murjuay
evenings
the
music
pupils
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
were
heard
In
their
annual
recitals.
The
flower-decked
kindergarten
made
a
beau
tiful
settlnz
and
the
finish
and
Toronto's
marriages
in
1941
assurance
with
which
each
nunil.
numbered
10,723,
as
compared
with
trom
the
tiniest
to
the
more
ad
al-,
7,084
In"
pre-war
year
1938.
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wrvx-ds.
f
-
tr"'
vanced,
played
their
pieces
was
3
source
of
enjoyment
and
satisfac
tion
to
both
parents
and
teachers.
The
programs
were
as
follows:
Wednesday
Evening
"I'-iness"
(Koehlcr)
Joan
Shelton.
"C
a
m
p
f
i
r
e
Reveries"
Van
Kaupt).
Jean
Gillies.
"The
Blue
Bells
of
Scotland"
Folk
Song),
Donald
Prendergrast.
"Winding
Flowers"
(Relnccke).
Beth
Astoria.
Burgo
Master"
(Mala
Bang).
Tommy
Boulter.
Accompanist
Frances
Moore,
A.T.CAL
"Roses
Dream"
(Arbry),
Louise
Amadio.
"A
Music
Box"
(Balnbrldge)
Kitty
Dixon.
The
Indian
Pow-wow"
(Ken
nedy),
Hazel
Mpran.
"Famous
Musicians"
(Recitation),
Bernard
DeJong.
Jolly
Roger"
(Eckstein),
Joanne
Langridge.
"Monkies
in
a
Tiee"
(B.
BerUn).
Allan
Forman.
Jolly
Darkies"
(Bechteri,
George
Glllls.
"Dance
of
the
Spooks"
(Anthony),
Lily
Sylvester.
"Evening
Bells"
(Mclntyre),
Mary
Calder.
Accompanist,
Frances
Moore.
A.T.C.M.
"Waltz"
(Qreig),
Randi
Thor3en.
"Two
Little
Froggies"
(Cramm).
Delray
Hanklnson.
"Polish
Dance"
(Engel),
Florence
Morse.
Sailor
Dance"
(Dunhlll),
Ber
nard
DeJong.
Sir
Rupert"
(Schumann).
Vio
let
Mary
Prcdergrast.
A
Quaint
Story"
(Zamcnic)
Richard
Skog.
Accompanist.
Dor
othy
Kergin.
"At
the
Fountain"
(Ductile).
Marjorle
Eby.
"Andante
Fifth
Symphony"
Tchalkowsky).
Orchestra.
Thursday
Evening
Andante
Fifth
Symphony"
(Tch
alkowsky).
Orchestra.
'Minuet"
(Boocherini).
Lydia
Watt.
"Flower
Song"
(Lange).
Pauline
Ohnesorg.
Serenade"
(Schubert).
Joan
Miller.
'Bells
of
St.
Mary's"
(Adams).
Kathleen
Doherty.
A
Twilight
Idyl"
(Schneckcr.
Miry
Sylvester.
'Minuet
from
'Don
Juan'"
(Mo-rti.
Patricia
Brocklesby,
Gwen
McRac.
"
Snowdrops
"
(Tchalkowsky)
.
Forbes
Lee.
'Minuet"
(Padcrewski),
Norma
Watt.
"Cavatina"
(Schmidt).
Vaushan
Tattersall.
Accompanist.
Peggy
Large.
Minuctto
in
C"
(Haydin).
Mary,
Adcock.
'In
the
Merry
Month
or
fiiay
(Butler).
Patricia
Brdcklesby.
Scherzo"
(Schubert).
Gwen
Mc
Rae.
'Pcrpetuum
Mobile"
(Warner).
Olca
Zubudney.
'Rolling
Stones"
(McFaddent.
Dorothy
Kergin.
"F'lTllsh
Dance
(Agnew).
Snciia
McRae.
"Largo"
(
Handel
i.
Nancy
Owens.
Accompanist.
Frances
Moore,
A.T.
CM.
"Intermezzo"
(Schumann),
Large.
Sonata
C
Major
(Beethoven).
Frances
Moore.
A.T.C.M.
Distribution
of
prizes
from
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
was
carried
out.
Two
Years
On
.AlfrH
Stanl'v
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Sent
Down
For
Breaking
and
Entering
Interior
Store
Alfred
Stanley
Moore,
pleading
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