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OCTOBER
18,
1943
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Briefs
From
Britain
An
Edmonton
(
London
i
rest
eentre
has
received
a
quilt
bear
ing
the
names
of
450
residents
of
Us
name-sake
city
In
Canada.
It
costs
money
to
sniff
a
lemon
at
Watford,
Herts,
and
the
receipts
go
to
the
local
Prisoners
of
War
Fund.
A
naval
launch
was
built
at
Nottingham
and
Rear
Admiral
J.
B.
Pullibank,
t
the
launching
ceremony,
s&ld
"never
has
the
British
navy
had
a
vessel
built
so
far
from
the
sea."
At
an
auction
in
aid
of
Mrs.
Winston
Churchill's
Russian
fund
six
pair
of
silk
stockings
drew
25
guineas
($127).
There
are
50,000
boys
in
the
various
British
sea
cadet
corps
now.
Aircraft
spotter
aboard
the
vessel
Father
Neptune
Is
'Mrs.
Pankhurst,"
a
West
African
monkey.
When
aircraft
approach
the
monkey
takes
a
flying
leap
onto
the
bridge
and
bites
the
officer.
Major
Thomas
Goff
great
BUY
BONDS
and
SPEED
THE
VICTORY
With
Victory
in
the
making,
this
is
no
time
to
haeule
or
hold
back.
The
enemy
is
cracking
on
every
front.
The
heat
of
the
United
Nations'
all-out
offensive
is
on
him.
Hot
up
the
fire
and
keep
it
hot
by
buying
5th
Victory
Loan
Bonds.
Furnish
the
tools
that
our
men
may
finish
the
job
without
working
overtime.
They're
doing
their
by
fighting.
Let's
do
ours
by
lending.
That's
all
we're
asked
to
do
lend
to
Victory.
Money
talks
and
fights
when
you
invest
it
in
5th
Victory
Loan
grandson
of
William
IV.
has
presented
his
home,
the
Court,
Holt,
Trowbridje,
Wiltshire,
to
the
National
Trust.
Tom
Drlberg.
Independent
M.P.
for
Maldor.,
asked
the
min
istry
of
food
to
consider
with
drawing
the
catering
license
of
any
establishment
which
imposes
a
eolor
bar.
Vitamins
provided
by
shark
liver
oil
help
to
develop
night
fighter
pilots'
eyesight.
Luton's
book
drive
brought
In
books
which
included
one
from
a
Toronto
library.
Every
baby
born
in
Walton
and
Wybrldje,
Surrey,
receives
a
15
shilling
(about
$3.40)
savings
certificate
from
the
local
savings
committee
chairman.
The
Ruhr
is
"one
vast
heap
of
rubble,"
said
Chief
Engineer
Charles
Higgliu,
an
exchanged
prisoner
of
war
who
has
Just
reached
Britain.
A
government
leaflet
for
farmers
says
the
Germans
are
using
oil
phosphorus
bombs
in
at
tacks
on
agricultural
land
and
warns
that
crop3
in
which
they
are
dropped
should
be
destroyed
to
prevent
poisoning
livestock.
CLEANLINESS
FlllST
Rome
had
more
;han
300
public
baths
in
the
eighth
century
Bonds,
(.JIP
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
HEN'S
AND
HOYS'
CLOTHING
The
Experts
Say
PICKLES
Ciew
pickle
recipes
available
to
housewives
wont,
strain
the
sugar
budget
much
and
it's
well
worth
a
little
c-
.
i
if
lee
of
present
sweetness
for
future
spice,
says
the
consumsr
,
section
of
the
agriculture
de-.
partment
in
announcing
that
mimeographed
copies
of
a
dozen
or
so
fine
recipes
may
be
obtained
by
writing
to
its
publicity
and
extension
division,
Ottawa,
and
asking
for
"Wartlnv
Pickles
and
Relishes."
"PIECING"
IN
FAVOR
Doctors
and
nutiionlsts
have
placed
their
stamp
of
approval
upon
"piecing"
between
meals
providing
that
the
snack
does
not
take
away
meal
time
appetite,
says
Marion
Harlow
of
nutrition
services.
Tests
have
shown
that
workers
In
war
industries
do
better
work
and
are
less
tiled
at
the
end
of
the
day
if
they
have
something
to
eat
anddr'nk
in
the
middle
of
the
mon.V.
and
afternoon.
Children,
who
olten
expend
as
much
or
more
energy
than
'
a
hardworking
adult,
cannot
eat
enough
at
meals
to
supply
an
tne
"ocd
they
need,
and
between-mcal
snacks
are
quite
in
order
fro
them
too
if
they
r-nsist
of
.i-.h
tr
od
as
milk,
whole
grain
bread
fruit
or
rav.
car
rot.
Such
foids
make
ideal
Diec-ngs,
for
they
cont
ibut.e
to
the
day's
supply
of
vitamin.1
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us
well
as
giving
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"lift"
to
tired
bodies
and
satisfying
appetites.
TRIPS
AND
TIRES
Byrne
Hope
Sanders,
director
of
the
pi
ices
board's
consumer
branch,
suggests
that
rural
housewives
make
their
shopping
trips
to
town
coincide
with
those
their
husbands
are
making
to
trans-post
goods,
thus
conserving
gasoline
and
prolonging
the
life
of
tires
and
automotive
equipment.
FEATHERUGHT
PLASTICS
The
woman
shopping
for
costume
Jewelry
these
days
win
be
Impressed
with
the
quantity
and
variety
of
plastics,
which,
unlike
most
costume
Jewelry,
a-rp
very
light.
The
new
lines
of
plastic
Jewelry
are
"light
as
a
feather,"
and
a
trinket
by
its
weight
will
have
to
choose
some
other
method
of
evaluating
it
i
uAnnutu
uuKwtat
nere
are
a
few
storage
"Do's
and
Dont's"
to
keep
canned
goods
in
good
condition:
Test
sealers
for
leakage
before
storage,
and
make
sure
they
ate
wiped
clean
and
that
no
food
is
adhering
to
the
outside
of
sealers.
Store
canned
goods
in
a
cool,
dark,
dry
place.
If
space
is
light,
each
sealer
may
be
wrapped
in
paper.
Sealers
should
be
examined
after
a
week
of
canning
for
signs
of
spoilage,
and
checked
periodically
for
igns
of
possible
V
spoilage.
They
should
be
washed
I
uioroughiy
as
they
become'
empty,
diled
and
stored
with
lids
and
metal
rings
in
place.
Rubber
rines
should
be
wash
ed,
dried
and
stored
flat
in
boxes
or
envelopes
in
a
cool,
dry
place.
If
lids
are
tightened
af
ter
sealers
are
cool
the
seal
may
be
broken,
and
this
also
may
happen
If
sealers
are
lifted
by
the
lids.
Canned
mods
should
-
"
at
not
be
stored
in
a
place
which
is
either
too
warm
or
-too
cold,
nor
should
they
be
put
away
upside
down.
Terrace
Man
Hunts
In
The
Bulkley
Valley
SMITHERS,
Oct.
18
S.
G
Klrkaldy,
well
known
postmaster
at
Terrace
and
his
party
put
in
most
of
last
week
scouring
the
hills
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
in
search
of
a
deer
or
moose,
niether
the
weather
nor
the
game
were
very
obliging
but
that
did
not
deter
the
party
from
putting
in
the
tune
in
the
search.
They
experienced
no
luck
until
:
Just
before
dark
on
Friday
evening,
which
was
their
last
day
for
hunting,
when
a
big
buck
obligingly
showed
himself
on
the
crest
of
a
knoll
where
they
were
resting
and
Sammy
drew
a
bead
on
him
ad
got
him
with
the
I
first
shot.
The
party
had
a
hard
i
Job
getting
him
out
to
the
station
at
Hubert
where
he
was
shipped
to
Terrace
to
be
displayed
before
the
residents
of
that
town
who
,do
not
see
many
specimens
of
that
kind
in
their
district
Mr.
Klrkaldy
is
very
enthsi-astic
over
the
attractions
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
hopes
to
visit
the
district
more
freqquently
as
soon
as
the
Skeena
highway
iJ
completed
and
ready
for
traffic
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
'hune
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THAT
VACANT
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Speed
the
Victory
That
boy
of
yours
has
been
gone
a
long
time.
He
and
his
fighting
comrades
are
now
surging
forward
to
Victorjr.
Help
speed
that
Victory
and
his
return
to
his
place
in
your
heart
and
home.
Every
dollar
counts.
Buy
Victory
Bondi
Buy
them
for
your
absent
boy;
buy
them
for
your
futurL,
Lend
...
to
restore
the
family
circle.
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PERMS
arc
hard
to
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Po
Well
Beauty
Shoppe
4th
Street
(Across
from
Post
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE"
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables,
Y
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
city
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Office)
Phone
"Blue
'917
BUY
BONDS'
With
the
enemy
reeling
back
on
all
fronts
now
Is
the
time
to
plant
the
finishing
punch
.
.
.
with
5th
Victory
Loan
Bonds.
Sign
up
NOW.
Sign
up
for
all
you
can
oarry.
Sign
up
to
bring
the
boys
back
home
in
triumph
.
.
soon.
Every
dollar,
every
bond,
counts
in
this
great
forward
surge
of
our
fighting
forces.
And
remember,
Victory
Bonds
axe
Canada's
finest
investment.
H.S.
WALLACE
Co.
Ltd.
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