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t
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TWO
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grata
tercels
ere
on
of
jthe
heoltk-protecthre
foods
thot
our
Nutrition
AefKorHSes
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es
to
eel
6ody.
Nebisce
Shredded
.
Whecf
is
e
whole
groin
cereol
j
100
whole
wheot.
with
oil
!
the
bron
end
wheot
germ,
in
J
ft
most
cosHy-digested
form,
chfldrea
tiptciofijr
need
the
f
foodnergy
and
food-velee
thot
Nob'nco
Shredded
Wheot
helps
to
supply.
Serve
Nob'nco
Shredded
Wheot
end
buy
Wor
Savings
Sroinps
regehjrly,
!
THE
CANADIAN
IHIEDOEO
WflfAT
COV.'ANT,
ITO.
Niagara
foils.
Cinooa
fir'
Tit
R.C.A.P.
rtttJsglrtt,
tfts
IB
I
45,
with
at
ltst
W&b
Si
hoot
r.nlranct.
Apply
at
ytut
titartti
R.CA.P.
RtcniitihlCtnlrt,
bring,
inf
pro
ef
tJucalimt
and
birth
(tnificmtt.
KO
WAITIKGI
EX-CELLUST
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
PROMOTION.
WO.I4.N
Gtie
them
this
'protective
WHOLE
WHEAT
foot
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Chinese
War
Relief
.
mm.
w
1
i
China
has
a
proverb
whieh
says:
"Friendship
in
time
of
distress
is
stronger
than
metal
or
stone."
i
China
and
Canada
have
long
been
friends,
and
tine
friendship
between
their
peoples
has
grown
ever
stronger
through
these
last
few
years
of
war
against
a
common
enemy
war
in
which
Chinese
suffering
hHs
been
terrific
and
sustained.
j
Now,
through
the
Chinese
War
Relief
Fund
in
itjs
first
national
appeal
to
Canada
from
eoast
to
coast,
the
Canadian
people'
have
an
onportunitv
of
showing
friendship
to
the
Chinese
people
in
a
practi
cal
wav.
Contributions
of
monev,
with
TVom'hinn-j
uiidp
nhiPftivP
hf
S1
.000.000.
will
eo
to
China
in
the1
"j
J
'
w
-r-j
1
7
o
I
f6rm
of
hospital
and
medical
supplies,
war
orphan-
t
1
i
1
1
.11
11
11!
I
ages,
amouiances,
iooa,
cioining
an
me
vuai
tninirs
needed
by
China
to
sustain
life
and
alleviate
j
The
Chinese
have
withstood
hunger,
homeless-ness,
disease"
fhrono-h
six
avfnl
vears
Hphs"
tbp
f
Knew
iney
were
ngncing
noi
oniy
lor
national
survival
but
for
the
reservation
of
fpMnm
nfX
of
a)l
the
fundamental
ideals
on
which
their
civilization,
like
oUrs,
is
based.
Their
sacrifices
bavp
ben,
and
will
continue
to
be,
immense.
Canada's
dollars
ckn
help
to
lighten
them,
and
will
let
China
know
that
Canadian
friendship
is
strong
and
real.
The
Daily
News
heartily
endorses
the.
campaign
fitumfnff
Viovo
nm4
n-nnV-
f
koick
$K
((t
tn.
i""!,!.,
reiiei.
!
ROYAL
CAM
Sport
Chat
Selling
rowing
to
the
public
f,.
tS-
'rVfmn
Anrl
tf
T
PWUg
the
Better
Shtives-And
More
Of
Ihcm
Gillel
Lather
SHAVE
CREAM
ENLIST
to-day
RCAF
FRIDAY,
A
THE
DAILY
NfcWS
AUGUST
in
I
gatta
cour
ae"
was
dumped
into
I
I
the
canal
by
a
cyclone.
Alter
j
spending
$1,1
DO
to
rescue
the
i
'
grandstand,
the
boat
house
col-lapsed
and
the
association
almost
disappeared
under
the
rain
of
bills.
Burgoyne
saved
It
bee
on
city
.
council
and
anyone
else
who
,,,.
,..,
0f
Henry
Burgoyne
of
St
Cathar-
iiies,
Ont.,
Is
seen
headed
teward
;
the
Arctic
with
an
electric
fan
sample
under
his
arm,
it
will
1
be
because
the
last
sport
fans
has
been
sold
on
rowing
by
this
wizard
financier.
When
Burgoyne,
publisher
of
the
St.
Catharines
Standard,
was
talked
into
accepting
presidency
of
the
Henley
Aquatic
Association
at
Port
Dalhousie,
Ont.,
21
years
The
president
maintained
the
hot
financial
pace
for
the
next
21
years.
He
signed
promissory
notes
to
raise
money
for
Improvement,
hoping
he'd
find
the
money
later.
This
he
always
did.
Stock
for
a
$40,000
concrete
grandstand
was
sold
and
the
stand
built.
'"Burgoyne
sold
admission
tickets
on
a
five-year
v
t
.
,
.
.
.,
plan
at
$30
a
shot.
Even
people
Henley
-L
were
no
brighter
than
v.
r.
-
Mussolini's
are
now.
The
kitty
'
,
Buigoyne's
acceptance,
the
bleacher
grandstand
at
the
re-
,who
thought
-
sculling
was
only
-was
bare
and
the
association
rfer
Burgoynes
was
ob
Iigated
to
give
Canadian
f
t
Us
$1
.
Association
of
Amateur
Oars-
c006
evefy
'
,-ear
and
Burgoyne
be.
men
$1,000
annually
to
conduct
or
tnat
more
smoothly
in
the
rowing
game
now
but
Burgoyne
still
has
his
problems.
There
was
$15,000
outstanding
on
the
con
crete
grandstand
last
year
but
inr.es
were
good
and
Burgoyne
raised
the
money
from
his
neighbors.
Andy
Lytle
of
the
Toronto
Star
comments:
"I
wasn't
surprised
to
be
told
that
Burgoyne
is
now
chairman
for
Canada
of
the
'Aid
to
China
fund.
If
they'd
turn
this
guy
iocs?
in
a
big
way,
he'd
ulti
mately
retire
the
national
debt."
WINF0R
IliSiuItViiS
Keen
Game
of
Football
Results
In
First
Defeat
of
Season
For
Air
Force
Reserve?
Defeated
Air
Force
four
to
three
last
night
In
a
hotly
contece.
and
close
Gll-u
"y
C
fortball
game
and,
as
resu!t.
the
Navy
and
Signal?
are
brought
right
back
Into
the
jlrture
for
second
half
honors
in
this
competition.
With
three
"c-foned
arnes
still
to
be
disposed
of,
it
is
any
team's
:har..:e
new
to
win
the
second
naif
vas
taken
by
the
Air
Force.
In
idcntaily.
last
night's
defeat
1
0
THE
JOD
you
are
doing
today
may
be
quite
useful
to
the
war
effort.
But
somewhere,
at
some
R.C.A.F.
station,
there's
a
more
important
job
made-lo-rjrforyoullLOi'll
work
hard
at
it
:
:
.
but
you'll
be
healthier
and
happier
than
ever
before.
You'll
make
new
friends
...
do
interesting
things
.
;
.
on
and
off
duty.
And,
you'll
know,
at
the
end
oi
every
busy
day,
that
you
are
playing
a
real
part
in
helpiut
to
win
this
war.
Thousands
of
young
women
no
smarter,
no
stronger
than
you
;
:
;
proudly
wearing
the
R.C.A.F.
uniform
of
Air
Force
Blue
.
.
;
are
working
on
jobs
that
really
count.
More
are
urgently
seeded.
Will
you
join
them?
Decide
to
enlist
in
the
R.C.A.F.
toJiy.
GLASSIES
'
'
(A
"SHE
SERVES
tAat
men
may
fa!
0RCE
-gy3
L
GREENHOUSE...
SHATTERPROOF
Mr
MY.
1SH
hi
FO
R
SAFETY..,
SERVING
THE
UNITED
NATIONS
WITH
WAR
AlCOHOl
In
the
the
bomb
oimer
Up
nose
!ts
in
a
cor,
little
"greenhouse"
all
hi
own.
Between
his
and
the
stars
and
empty
space
below
is
(
curved,
crystal-clear
material
that
looks
We
glass
but
isn'i.
Tougher
by
far
then
glass,
shatterproof
for
safety,
it
is
a
cleat
transparent
plastic
thot
can
be
shaped
and
moulded
to
serve
a
thousand
wartime
uses.
Plastics
are
infinite
in
variety,
indispensable
to
modern
war,
ond
ggp
'
t
fabulous
quantities
of
pure
war
alcohol
are
required
fo
make
them.
Alcohol
'
plays
a
vital
part
not
only
in
the
making
of
piastres,
but
In
the
manufacture
of
synthetic
rubber,
in
keeping
fighting
planes
ice-free,
end
In
the
war
agoini
infection
in
hospitals
and
on
the
battlefield.
Every
ounce
we
can
produce
urgently
needed.-
That
is
why
all
our
plants
are
how
on
100
war
production
HIRAM
WALKER
&
SONS
LIMITED
serves
were
a
eoal
ud
when,
in
the
Fliers
broke
awav
on
the
imwpr
tn
h
rftmni
uritVi
tirrtn
1
TVnlit
muaH
tits
t
tne
nrst
nan
oi
wnicn.a
mix-up,
Kerr
had
the
mlsfor-
left
wing
and
Kerr
scored,a.gain
vhe
gets
used
to
his
teanvmates
auite
a
number
of
hiif
tune
to
play
a
ball
from
Rivers
From
then
until
the
end
It
was
as
this
was
his
first
game
local-
He
finally
had
ta
retisi
over
his
own
aoal
line.
Before
anyone's
came
but
the
Rpxprvf
'v
omham
mhn
mat
,..
v.t.
was
the
first
the
Air
Force
has
the
half
ended
Pavlikis
scored
defence
held
out
the
to
flna!
cn
as
a
M
minute
substitute
from
the
rlsht
off
Man
Uifered
so
far
this
season.
The
teams
were:
Air
Force
Blore;
Dawson.
Bcvington:
Baldwin,
Novack.
Cruick'-h-?r.ks;
Kerr,
Manson.
Melville
and
Martinique.
Reserves
Giaham;
Evans,
Parsons;
McKeown,
Robertson
two
very
nice
goals
and
half
whistle
wtth
the
score:
Reserves
for
the
Reserves,
played
like
a
The
second
half
GiMi
time
found
the
Reserves
leading
4.
R.C.A.F.
3,
three
goals
to
nil.
.
The
Reserves,
smarting
under
On
the
resumption
the
Fliers
j
their
dffeat
by
the
Navy,
really
tried
all
the
tricks
In
their
bag
,
went
to
town,
all
the
players
and
Kerr
scored
twice
to
bring
;
going
all
out
to
win.
Air
Force
the
.game
within
shooting
dls-
j
was
handicapped
by
the
loss
of
tanrv.
With
about,
ten
minute
Wa
tpr1ln
vn-illrArwr
Woimn
Ferguson,
Paviikls,
R
i
v
ej-fc.
j
jeft
to
play
Judge
broke
away
'
who
was
unable
to
play.
Out-Judge.
Ross
and
Slmundson.
,
to
s:0Te
a
good
goal
givlne
:
.4andjng
on
both
teams
were
Referee,
Syd
Woodside.
Biore
no
.
chance
to
get
his
the
centre
halves
Robertson
Wichin
five
minutes
the
Re-
hari
on
it.
F.om
the
centre
land
Novack.
Kerr
will
be
a
NSW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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