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Wednesday,
February
3,
103
EDITORIAL
Premier
Churchill
fa
Turkey
.
.
.
The
visit
of
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
of
Great
Britain
to
Turkey
at
this
time
is
a
matter
of
much
Sending
Canadians
Overseas
.
.
.
Evidently,
Canadian
military
policy
is
still
key-noted
by
the
prime
factor
of
the
necessity
of
sending
her
selected
forces,
particularly
in
the
way.of
air
strength,
to
Great
Britain
for
use
in
the
European
theatre.
That
would
appear
to
be
the
inference
to
be
drawn
from
the
an
nouncement
made
by
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
speaking
in
the
debate
at
Ottawa
in
the
debate
on
the
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
lhrone.
We
on
th6
Pacific
Coast
are
naturally
interested
in
the
disposition
of
our
trained
forces.
Undoubtedly,
the
general
opinion
is
that
the
main
issue
of
the
war
will
be
settled
in
Europe.
There
are
some,
however,
who
suggest
that,
because
Europe
was
the
main
battleground
of
the
last
war,
it
does
not
necessarily
follow
that
it
will
be
the
final
one
in
this
conflict.
Our
enemies-
were
centralized
in
Europe
in
the
last
war.
That
is
not
the
case
in
this.
Importance
of
Nutrition
.
.
.
Much
might
be
accomplished
if
the
nutritionists
could
change
the
eating
habits
of
workers
and
the
people
in
this
country.
Nutrition
does
not
mean
the
adoption
of
food
fads.
It
is
not
a
cure-all,
but
when
literally
one-fifth
of
our
population
is
underfed,
and
when
up
to
40
per
cent
of
recruits
for
the
Canadian
army
have
had
to
be
rejected
for
medical
reasons,
it
is
time
we
set
about
eliminating
causes
which
destroy
the
illusion
of
our
being
a
young
and
virile
race.
A
concentrated
and
organized
attack
on
the
problem
of
poor
nutrition,
however,
is
under
way.
Government,
departments
are
vitally
interested
:
so
are
business
organ
izations.
Internationally-known
nutrition
experts
are
di-
it-
-
T1j
it
t
recung
a
campaign,
industry
ana
ousiness
nave
much
to
gain
by
any
betterment
in
their
workers'
health.
Un
fortunately
nutrition
is
not
something
which
can
be
ordered
or
regulated.
It
is
a
propaganda
problem;
an
edu
cational
job.
Yet
it
is
one
in
which
business
executives
across
the
country
can
help.
Wanted
--
Raw
Furs
HIGHEST
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Representing
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
E.
ORMHEIM,
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ph.
Red
815
JUST
ARRIVED
-
-
Converto
Lounges
-
Bedroom
Suites
Convertible
Folding
Carriages
With
Spring
Filled
Mattress
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue
Signposts
for
housewives
alonj
the
front
line:
SUGAR
Here
is
a
tip
from
th
ration
administration
of
the
Prices
Board
to
guide
you.
It
reports
no
extra
sugar
will
be
allowed
for
any
purpose
at
all
p:lor
to
the
openln;,
of
the
official
canning
season,
which
lasts
from
June
1
to
October
31.
Plans
now
are
under
consideration
for
the
distribution
methods
to
be
used.
Full
details
will
be
an
nounced
later.
SAVING
Now
is
the
time
to
sava
your
glass
Jars,
wax
and
rubber
rings
for
the
next
preserving
season
as
the
eonsirmer
section
of
the
Prices
Board
warns
there
will
likely
be
a
scarcity
of
both.
It
says
wax
can
be
refined
and
used
over
and
over
again,
and
tests
prove
it
gives
the
best
sealing
for
foods
against
spoilage
by1
air.
TA
ELE
CLOTHS
H
ere
are
some
hints
to
remember
the
next
time
tou
wash
your
linen
tablecloths
which
are
daily
becoming
more
.
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t
.......
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nfna.AU
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n
.
interest
ana
possiDiy
oi
great
importance,
ine
event
is
a
use
very
11tle
Fibres
crack
lf
they
sequel
to
the
Casablanca
rendezvous
of
Churchill
and
j
are
too
stiffly
starched.
Don't
ai-Koosevelt
and,
of
course,
has
had
to
do
with,
the
Allied
j
low
your
linen
to
freeze
while
T
Tcf
,W
tin,
-
ovnnf
mironto
nf
if
was
nv
tvJ
drytng
frozen
yarns
are
more
brlt-
iT
rau.
UUcv
tie.
Avoid
the
use
of
caustics
and
.
.
i
i.mi
i
i
1
-i
!:-.t
result
oi
it
may
oe
are
sun
oDscure
dui
may
on
ciamieu
before
long.
Meanwhile,
there
will
be
plenty
of
speculation.
It
is
evidence
of
the
importance
that
is
attached
to
Turkey
in
the
scheme
of
war
that
the
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain
should
have
gone
there
in
person.
Of
course,
all
that
is
needed
is
a
glance
at
the
map
of
Europe
and
the
positions
of
the
contending
forces
to
impress
one
of
the
key
situation
she
occupies.
She
has
managed
to
maintain
her
position
of
official
neutrality
so
far
but
it
may
not
be
expedient
or
possible
for
her
to
do
so
much
longer.
very
hot
water
to
wash,
bleach
o
remove
stains.
Iron
with
a
moderate
to
hot
iron
while
tablecloth
is
still
damp
first
across
the
width
of
the
wrong
side,
then
along
the
length
on
the
right
side.
If
the
cloth
is
linen
damask
this
wiil
bring
out
the
pattern
and
give
it
a
shimmering
finish.
Embroidered
linens
should
be
ironed
on
the
wrong
side
on
a
well
padded
surface
such
as
layers
of
bath
READY-TO-EAT-FOODS
Laura.
Pepper,
chief
of
the
consumer
section,
Dominion
Department
of
Ag
riculture,
asks
the
housewife
to
start
her
own
'back
to
grandmoth
er's
day
campaign"
and
leave
the
ready-to-eat
foods
as
much
as
possible
for
the
women
who
work
Ion:;
hours
on
war
jobs.
This
is
one
way
you
can
free
man-power
for
vitr.1
war
jobs,
she
says.
ALUMINUM
Utensils
made
o'.
aluminum
need
to
be
coddled
these
days.
The
experts
suggest
that
for
regular
cleaning
hot
water
and
a
neutral
soap
are
best,
avoiding
the;
use
of
either
soda
or
abrasives
if
possible.
Soda
has
a
slight
solvent
agtion
on'
this
metal
but
if
badly
burned
pans
necessitate
Its
use,
mix
It
with
a
little
waterglass
such
as
is
used
for
egg
preservation.
Th's
prevents
the
chemical
action
with
soda.
Abrasives
scratch
and
wear
the
surface.
Even
lf
the
interior
of
cooking
pans
is
slightly
discolored
It
Is
best
to
leave
them
for
they
acquire
a
slight
protective
surface
coating.
The
outsldes
of
the
pans
can,
however,
be
cleaned
and
polished
with
fine
steel
wool.
LEATHER
To
give"
new
life
to
your
chair
covers
or
other
jnorocco
leather
articles
that
have
become
discolored
or
faded,
wash
with
milk
and
water
and
dab
on
a
little
cas-tlle
soap.
To
remove
grease
rub
S3
wem
over
the
leather
when
dry
with
carbon
tetrachloride.
Finally
the
ijeather
can
be
stained
with
a
spirit
dye
or
if
only
slightly
faded
an
application
of
a
reliable
colored
shoe
cream
should
do
the
trick.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
When
you
come
up
to
the
Hut
you
will
notice
that
the
sign
over
,
the
door
of
what
used
to
be
the
j
family
lounfe
has
been
changed
to:
Ladies
Lounge
and
Children's
Cor-
ner
Open
to
men
during
the
day
for
radio,
piano
and
letter
writing.
I
rather
regret
having
to
make
this
change
but
for
two
or
three
months
now
I
have
been
hophyr
that
the
persons
who
used
the
room
In
,th
evenings
would
take
better
care
of
it.
But
it
was
no
use.
Morning
after
morning
I
would
look
in
and
see
what
the
detective
story
magazines
call
a
shambles.
Coke
bottles
dribbling
over
on
the
tables
and
piano,
staining
them,
cigarette
butts
left
to
burn
into
the
edges
of
furniture.
One
day.tlure
was
even
a
piece
of
pie
stuffed
into
the
side!
of
a
big
chair.
The
lounge
will
be
used
in
the
evenings
for
supervised
card
drives
or
orsriestra
and
play
rehearsals.
Moreover,
w
will
soon
have
the
women's
any
with
u-
and
we
need
a
pleasanf.place
for
them.
Today
Frank
Ryan
showed
me
a
very
Interesting
"Guide
to
Companionship"
distributed
to
the
service
men
by
the
Baptist
Church.
In
it
there
is
the
famous
passage
from
1:
Corinthians,
Verses
t-o,
iiom
the
Moffatt
Translation.
It
is
as
follows:
"Love
is
very
patient,
very
kind.
Love
knows
no
jealousy;
love
makes
no
parade,
gives
Itself
no
airs,
Is
never
rude,
never
selfish,
never
Irritated,
never
resentful;
love
is
never
glad
when
others
go
wrong,
love
Is
gladdened
by
goodness,
always
slow
to'fe.xpose,
always
eager
to
believe
the,
best,
always
hopeful,
always
patient.
Love
never
disappears."
Remember
the
old
familiar
translation
of
the
same
passage:
"Charity
suffereth
long
and
is
kind:
charity
envieth
not;
charity
vaunt-eth
not
Itself,
is
not
puffed
up.
both
not
behave
itself
unseemly,
seeketh
not
her
own.
is
not
easily
provoked,
thlnketh
no
evil;
re-jolceth
not
in
lnquity,
but
rejoie-eth
in
the
truth:
beareth
all
things,
belleveth
all
things,
hopeth
all
things.
Charity
never
faileth."
ROUNDABOUT
ESCAPE
PORTSMOUTH,
Eng.,
Feb.
3
(CP-Two
Norwegian
youths
who
escaped
from
Norway
across
Northern
Sweden
and
Finland
and
finally
through
the
German
lines
into
Russia
have
Joined
the
Royal
Norwegian
Air
Force
in
Britain.
FARM
FOR
PKOPLE
BIDEFORD,
Eng.,
Feb.
3
East
Titchtoerry
farmln
North
Devon
has
been
presented
to
the
National
Trust
by
its
owner,
60-year
old
Miss
S.
N.
Abraham.
The
farm
fronts
on
Shipload
Bay,
one
of
Devon's
most
beautiful
bathing
coves.
THE
JAPS
DON'T
LINGER
Local
Parents
Awaiting
Son
From
Overseas
Mr.
and
MTs.
Albert
Bleackley,
1376
Sixth
Avenue
East,
are
expecting
the
arrival
In
the
elty
towards
the
end
of
thjs
week
of
their
son,
Private
Albert
Bleackley,
who
has
been
discharged
from
the
Canadian
Army
overseas
after
having
been
on
service
in
Britain
since
November,
1939.
He
enlisted
from
Saskatchewan,
the
parents
having
arrived
in
the
city
several
months
ago
from
that
province.
Private
Bleackley
married
while
In
England
and
Is
expected
to
be
joined
here
later
by
his
wife.
CONSERVE
WASTE
PAPER
PRETORIA,
Feb.
3
0'
Cpl.
J.
J.
Kruger,
South
African
controller
of
paper,
has
Issued
control
'
regulations
designed
to
Improve
conservation
of
waste
paper
to
every
extent
possible.
LONG
ON
ISUKNINtt
SHIP
Like
rats
quitting
a
doomed
ship,
small
boats
speed
:away
from
this
burning
Japanese
cargo
ship
after
it
had
taken
a
pasting
from
U.S.
Flying
Fortresses
raiding
the
Shortland
harbor
at
the
end
of
Bougainville
Island
In
the
Solomons.
This
picture,
an
enlargement
from
a
16mm.
movie
clip,
was
taken
a
few
minutes
before
another
flight
of
"Forts"
scored
direct
hits
on
the
stricken
vessel.
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
"EAT
Rlw'-
fBEt
Mfjfjw
,,'oWATT
in
the
national
can
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your
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you
,
.
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and
absenteeism
.
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PROP
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Home"
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Goldbloom
Has
No
Trap
For
Trappers
Come
up
town,
you
are
sure
to
get
3CK&
more.
Fur
20.
Have
order
for
5,000
Mink.
Must
fill
the
order
W.
GOLDBLOOM
(The
Old
Reliable)
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WORK
BOOTS
Out
Stock
of
Working
Roots
is
second
to
none.
Sizes
from,
fi
to
,12.
Arch-King,
Valentine,
Greb,
Til-sonburjj
and
Sterling
makes.
Guaranteed
solid
throughout
Priced
t
fit
any
pocket.
Come
in
and
let
us
show.
you.
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Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
o(
Good
Shoes"
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
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