LT
DECEMBER
22,
1943
IjpERT
BRAND
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(LACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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.Answer
to
the
Coal
Shortage
IS
OOD
FUEL
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today.
Deliveries
may
be
delayed
by
mow,
so
order
early.
Hood
must
be
paid
for
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT
EV1TT
&
CO.
LTD.
USSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Whwe
dollars
have
more
cents
IVe
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
.
..
i
ir
i.l.l
'iroccrics,
ItoIi
irons
ami
vcri-iuiii.
Tobaccos
ami
Confectionery
DELIVERY
throughout
the
city
three
times
weekly
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
lit
Pays
to
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
SLEEP
w
Women
at
war
are
using
their
hands
and
bra.
a
in
counties
ways
to
eeU
the
victor
agatnet
he
forces
of
arsf-ssion
In
the
Roval
Canadian
Air
Force,
airwomen
perform
upwards
oi
50
tasks
which
are
vital
to
the
Job
of
flying,
both
in
operations
ovir:aj
and
at
tratn'ng
stations
acrow
Canada.
Three
of
those
Jobs
aie
illustrated
here.
At
the
left.
Airwoman
Betty
Roth
of
10810
125th
St..
Edmonton,
uses
an
alidade
to
determine
cloud
level.
A
clerk
meteorologist
at
the
Brantford
air
station,
he
"read"
the
weather,
measuring
moisture
and
wind
velocity
Substitute
For
Leather
In
Britain
LONDON.
Dei.
22
0
The
British
government'
shoe
trad"
research
laboratory,
under
Harold
Salt,
director
of
civilian
leather
supply.
Is
working
to
find
a
perfect
unHitltutc
for
fast
vanishing
leather.
I
Shoe
soles
have
been
made
I
from
seaweed,
reclaimed
tires,
jparllamen
tary
parchments,
rostmen.
schoolboys
and
police
Rommel's
defeated
army.
5.1(1
TMIItl)
AVENUE
BUY
ANOTHER
VICTORY'
BOND
Women's
Work
Is
Made
Easy
London
F.lertriclan
l&lgn
then
Unit
(o
be
P
Like
Radio.
TIIE
DAILY
FADE
THREE
CANADA'S
AIRWOMEN
II
ELI'
I'AYE
THE
Uf$
flXTCXD
VICTORY
the
kitchen
at
least.
One
of
London's
electricity
authorities
has
designed
a
complete
kitchen
that
can
be
plugged
Into
a
home
as
easll
men,
as
w
'
radio,
that
can
be
dllver
as
a
thw
ersatz
shoes,
and
they
are
m,,nr
.hrinvi
fortnlehtlv
for
per-
"
rrv
formance.
I
The
scientlsU
are
also
combine
the
continent
for
ideas
and
experiment
are
being
perform-
jed
on
German
cardboard
shoe,
shoes
from
Finland
and
and
j
r
i'--
Italy
and
marenmg
doow
LONDON,
Dee.
22
O
British
women's
pleas
for
more
comfortable
postwar
living
give
promise
of"
being
answered
In
mass-pr7
duction
will
be
sold
a
A
price;
within
reach
'of
tne'
average
aubatltute
that
will
carry
British
Irom
feet
along
the
last
miles
of
the
,
road
to
war.
WARM-SLEEP
WELL
I
Ml
And
sleep
tight
the
whole,
lovely
night
when
you're
snugly,
com-fm-tnhlv
pneapod
in
fhese
bed-
AW
-
J
warming
nightgowns
jamas
in
a
variety
of
tels.
Hotter
pick
two
for
the
winter
ahead.
and
py-soft
pas-
or
three
ROBES
MNG
HOLIDAY
HAPPINESS
Colorful,
Heautiful,
Plentiful
Hacked
our
brains,
we
have,
and
can't
think
of
a
nicer
gift
for
any
gal.
A
particularly
thoughtful
gift,
too,
this
fuel-saving,
stay-at-home
winter.
Tailored
or
beruffled
styles
in
cozy
flannels,
rayons,
chenille.
ANNETTES
LADIES1
WEAR
"We
Lead,
Others
Follow'
and
ptatarjnfac
ntaal0
are
going
to
be,
Iml((1
to
tx.
in
the
c
Dcncnpcma
hMnruiOTf
woman
wance
ww
Imha
i
lOuscilt,
AtVDltallinlt
lSilui,nI.IHIr.n'
tend
(WItet
high
Bj
j(hmdln
uuseu
to
Md
to
m.v
cniserOambia
hltoruliabfm
to
the
Royal
K'ew
t(W
rin
by
the
Royal
Navnupj,,
AVOID
THllHD
THERU
Have
ypiHJuve
your
XIT
(HCH
Gonoofd
Iiitdtt-:iJ
l
for
predicting
how
flying
conditions
ntre
picture,
an
oid-fashloned
saddle
nction
in
today's
war.
Leading
Alr-
of
North
Bay,
Ont.,
perches
on
the
bench
If
mend
a
nidipjiachu
te
harness.
Airwoman
Phyllis
Cuff
of
Midland,
Cnt,
rigH
(mp
wiiaslzej
one
path
to
victory
through
-oodhtalth,
which
HyiM
depend
on
right
eating.
She's
in
the
R.C.A.F.
School
ol
Cookery
lt
oueHHph,
Ont.
;
long
eludes
me
iuimihi
equipment:
Built
In
electric
tooker
with
grill
and
oven;
bullli..,,,.
mi
in
re
fg
....
'ator:
convenient
wii;,.ii
nniT
taWp
1ned
ln'W"11
tm
irds-3
for
1
,u'ru
i
varnnnif
Mnfr.
ptnli.
.1..
ki.
"
'
f-iiamc
'BTlxZ,
.,
ironing
board;
radj,.
racks
for
solatts.
panjmd
kitchen
mulpxncnt;
bulU
In
electric
dffltydiotk
ind
plugs
lor
radio,
iron
ana
m
anj
dectrto-
al
The
ill
as
i
what,,
x
,
a
itale
stream-lined
and
built
to
H
nit
to
take
ass
little
room
as
possible,
iible.
Such
-equipment
til
be
tcvaoni
u
moimlona
rnr
In
Fjigilsh
kitchens,
t
mcu
a
--hlch
now
have
tomenHiw
r.mtapM
Kind.
t.
i
any
Eabblt
hvtltesu.
-
,fw
Wrw
.skIm
may
be
know
li
.
tasn
w
u,
0r
these:
.
'
Coney,lapto,rrcnc2nPltliiUt,i)
rench
Prom
all
thee
searching.,
.
Mr.
t
KS&Jt'
.
lar
seal,
BarmotuiW
MrTB
n
HTEsseilnette
"
Salt
hopes
to
find
some
leather
1
ilUUC,
The
loaned
Navy
3H...
IK.ujvjt".
fnoiosi
TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS
AGO-
"WENTY
FIVE
YEAHS
AGO
December
21,
1918
The
Tcm
and
Al.
largest
halibut
boat
operating
out
of
rrince
Rupert,
urived
in
port
with
an
80.000
pound
catch.
M.
P.
McCaflery,
chairman
of
Ihe
local
sub
committee
for
th1
Royal
Air
Force
In
Canada,
re--;ived
a
leite:
of
thanks
for
the
excellent
work
that
the
group
ha
done
In
thevline
of
recruiting.
It
was
signed
by
Brigadier
General
C.
Hoare,
commanding
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
Canada.
Lord
Weir.
Minister
of
Al:
said
in
a
smeech
at
Manchester
on
December
21,
1918,
that
the
bte
shipping
and
transport
or
eanlzations
should
engage
m
the
development
of
commercial
aviation.
He
suggested
that
British
war
Dkhes.
some
of
which
could
carry
a
crew
of
sev
en
and
30
Dassensers
at
a
speed
of
110
miles
an
hour,
should
be
used.
'
:
AS
PERM
ANENTS
Now
!
the
-at
-
Sfei
S!c
Beauty
Parlor
MM
taW
-3rd
Ave.
V
est
(Next
Door
to
"HONE
BLUE
81
FOR
Royal
Bank)
SEE
OUU
STOCK
OF
TOY
1ST
MAS
hmyfilp
ajUt
r-rrifttor
anyone
in
our
store.
n
an
d
And
erson
5a.tdii(,
Futrniture,
Electrical
Goods,
etc.
FISDERU
BLOCK
iThe
Markets
'
Sugar
White,
lb
J09
Golden
Yellow,
lb
X3
Pure,
lb.
..
Meats
package
.54,
slab
.50
ITnm
first
irrade.
lb.
.45
!
mttar
Roll,
lb
.44
!
Pnrk-
drv
salt.
Ih.
.30
!
Veal.
loin.
lb.
.38
Vpal
nhnns
lb
.35
and
.40
I
Beef,
pot
roast.
ID
25
and
.30
C
t
f
SteaK,
lb
w
ana
.
Lamb,
leg,
lb
.35
.
Lamb
Chops,
lb
.35
to
.40
!
Lamb
Shoulder,
lb.
.
21
to
.35
Eee
fJradfl
A;
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
Grade
A,
medium,
aoz.
..
Grade
A,
pulleta,
doz.
Milk
Evaporated
Jlilk,
6-oz.
tin
Fruit
Grapefruit,
Calif.
'
ana
4
for
Lemons,
doz
Oranges.
Navel,
doz.
i
Pears,
Fancy,
lb.
'Grapes,
lb.
.Apples,
lb
Cooking
Apples,
lb.
liuttet
First
Grade
Lard
Vegetables
Cooking
Onions,
No.
1
Okanagan,
4
lbs.
Spanish
Onions,
lb.
Spanich,
local,
2
lbs.
.19
25
Briefs
From
Britain
TROWBRIDGE,
Eng.
Mrsl
5
Louisa
Randal
who
has
Just
celt
tbrated
her
100th
birthday;
:
doesnt
worry
about
the
war.
Sha
said:
"I
leave
Its
course
In
the
j
hands
of
the
Great
Leader."
f
LONDON
O)
The
destroyer
Janus
has
been
In
so
many
baVj
ties
that
she
will
soon
need
new
guns.
In
fights
ranging
from:
Norway
to
Crete,
she
has
flung;.,
more
than
6,000
shells
at
the
.57
enemy.
.55
1
.
-
-50
GRAYS.
Essex,
Ene
O)
A.
library
of
modern
books,
comV
Drisine
production
from
many
presses
and
owned
by
the
Rev
.10
h.
Dewhifrst,
brought
the
equlv
.
.........
55
alent
of
$20,0oo
at
an
auction."?;;
-55
ana
m
m
....
.35
to
.60
'
.12
LONDON
a
Percival
Jarratfc,,.
.23
factory
worker,
was
acquitted
J5
on
a
charge
of
falling
tp
fire
Z
,08
watch:
He
pleaded
the
old
church
In
which
he
was
stip
.43
'
posed
to
watch
was
"invaded.
by
la
tremendous
army
of
ffca5
'every
night."
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Wood
Fuel
Please
let
us
have
your
order
for
wood
fuel
at
once.
We
have
plenty
of
wood
on
hand.
Vhnno
vniir
nrrlpr
for
wnod
to
vour
regular
fuel
dealer.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
PHONE
116
and
117
1
1
LONDON
Oi
A
number'
of
men
of
the
army
and
R.A.F2
-
m
have
volunteered
to
transfer
.tq
.
'.25
1
the
Royal
Navy
because
of
.
ac--.
Beets,
local,
2
lbs.
25
j
pelerated
naval
expansion.
j
.
Parsnips,
local,
3
lbs
J5lc0unciL
B.C.
Carrots,
per
kunch
.06
1
Tomatoes,
Hothouse,
lb
JO
.A
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb.
.15
!
Cauliflower,
each
15
to
;35f
Turnips,
yellow,
lb.
J)5
Cabbage,
lb
-
;06
TurniDs.
white,
local,
lb.
J)5
Lettuce
.each
-
.15
,
Potatoes,
5
lbs
XI
Celery,
lb
V-
1
.A
3
1
w
J
y
t
y
y
1
y
'
'
y
3
Shop
at
Wallace's
For
Your
Xmas
Requirements
A
Few
Suggestions
from
our
Extensive
Stock.
HOUSE
COATS
Chenille,
Quilted
Satin
and
Bengalines
HANKIES
Boxed
or
individual
8.75
,0
IT
50
,...35to150
GLOVES
Kid
lined
or
1
71!
to
7
ifl
unlined
and
fabric
LJ
L'JJ
HANDBAGS-
1
fflto
1(1
a
pleasing
variety
............
I
JU
lu'
JU
Fancy
SCARVES
and
-
(S
to
D
7C
HEADSQUARES
-U7
J,,J
3
TABLE
CLOTHS
and
C
QC
to
il
Cfj
.
NAPKINS
in
sets
J'7J
lLtJJ
3
PILLOW
SLIPS-
1
7
t0
Sfl
Boxed
1
,J
J,JU
Vanity
Sets,
Runners
and
Squares
and
"j
ir
Cushion
Tops,
to
LmLJ
BRIDGE
SETS-
1
1(1
to
J
K
a
variety
of
styles,
set
'
J
BOXED
STATIONERY-
0Q
to
1
IC
In
fancy
pack
rJ7
Ll
Men's
Ties,
Scarves,
Suspenders,
Shaving
Sets,
Gloves
and
Handkerchiefs
Christmas
Cards
boxed
or
individual
Christmas
Wrapping
and
Ribbons
rilONEO
3rd
and
Fulton.
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