LT DECEMBER 22, 1943 IjpERT BRAND 4 SMOKED (LACK COD Smoked Daily padian Fish & Cold Storage r.. i ij Li rithit U. IAU. I IIUIIISII COI.IIMHI .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." fTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 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. ICS