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BER
25,
1
IDEAS
!
UENCE
'STOGS
mC
KERR
of
off
writer
Oct,
a
v'
Jrtn
flllPMl
K
uv
-
post-war
era
In
j
hir
ennhai
economy.
K
clnhal
said
Nettle
Ros-
sketchea
ner
iaea
t.
'Instead
of
get-Emnd
a
few
weeks
,
u-inler
in
India
are
suitable
y
make
will
re-
li-iii
be
further
global
economy,
we
cant
be
very
!
nnttnm
1.
intertwined.
So
on
all
over
the
nscnsteln
thinks
news
to
women
shlon
world.
For
Pill
iiOO
prhniaue
to
three
and
three
differ-
l
Vrc
millnrr
In
d
rung
the
ben
in
Austria
rn
Nettle
Rosen-
i,
but
grew
up
York
where
heT
a
dry
eooas
siore.
make
clothe."
a
little
girl.
She
5
in
the
mlllln-
kMai
mil
cr
laI
and
mothered
hi
Nettle
Ros-
ked
on
the
first.
mouc
career.
i
dressmaking
es-
n
the
first
floor
stone
flat
In
the
rtip's
had
their
to
order
and
th-'t
business
to
hat.
it
overflowed
?
day
a
customer
r
marked
her
en-
d
phase
of
her
1
in
-
(
p
v
.u
Mir
!
tt-hnlptalp
hniix
Wert
47th
Street
ut
sleek,
wordly
ks
seffing-froni
eh
eln
realized
the
pr
existed
frrr
the
she
designed
ie
sei.ing
wnrcn
opped
uslnu
tai
ls
and
pure
silks
Id
not.
tret,
anv-
lier
dresses
to
dashed
her
the
times,
slashed
alf
and
sold
four
units.
at
the
real
Jewel?
lo
accent
smart.
were
In
storage
the
war.
Mrs.
Ros-
one
more
hurdte
Rold-plated,
ster-
)Ktume
Jewelry
to
ife
MICItOSCOI'E
S
microscope
con-
panne
Slepbahn.
Kl
Prize
winner
Lftive
magnification
Hrs
as
great
as
can
an
an
ordinary
OYAl.
Ij
trt
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75c
up
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ana
uoid
iin
it
n
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Box
196
SANG
RING
KEE
SUEY
USE
King
Tal
...
onage
welcome
10
1:30
a.m.
1A
a.m.
r
from
2
p.m.
a.m.
Red
t7
The
Experts
Say
WINDOW
GARDEN
The
Joy
cud
ereen
nenners.
onr
nnrt
nne-
of
watching
things
grow,
says
half
cuds
anule
and
one
run
Marion
Harlow
of
nutrition
ser-
celery,
all
chopped
fine.
Cook
vices,
can
continue
all
winter
If
20
minutes
longer
and
pack
in
parsley
plants
are
dug
from
gardens
and
brought
Indoors
in
pots.
Besides
being
decorative,
parsley
Is
unusually
rich
In
vitamin
C,
vitamin
A
and
Iron
-which
Is
another
excellent
reason
for
having
some
growing
In
your
winter
window
garden.
PEPPER
-
UPPERS
Even
though
the
season
Is
getting
late,
Ingredients
for
some
years
of
pickles
still
are
available
and
if
you
feel
that
your
supply
of
them
Is
not
all
it
might
be,
Laura
Pepper
of
the
Dominion
department
of
agriculture
offers
this
new
recipe
for
chopped
cu
cumber
pickle:
Peel,
remove
seeds
and
cut
In
small
dice
four
cups
of
green
cucumbers.
Chop
one
cup
onions,
add
to
cucumbers
with
one
and
one-half
teaspoons
salt;
cook
together
slowly
for
one
hour,
stirring
slowly.
Now
add
three-quarter
cup
white
sugar,
one
cup
cider
vine
tX
sterilized
sealers.
PLANNING
MEALS
Most
housewives,
day
In
and
day
out,
are
confronted
with
the
prob
lem
of
planning
and
preparing
wen-balanced,
interesting
lun
ches.
Lunch
or
suDDer
dishes
dishes
seem
inure
of
a
problem
than
dinner
dishes.
A
basic
pattern
of
soup,
salad
or
sandwich
and
dessert
which
can
be
varied
from
day
to
day
may
prove
the
answer
to
the
what-to-have-for-lunch
prob
lem.
Nutrition
services
say
that
a
nutrlonally
adequate
lunch
should
contain
milk,
a
fruit
or
vegetable
or
both,
and
some
form
of
protein
food
such
as
meat
VITAMIN
D
Though
autumn
aays
may
te
wiea
with
sunshine,
It
Is
time
to
start
children
on
supplementary
"bottled
sunshine"
vitamin
D,
authorities
say.
"Bottled
Eunshlne,"
which
gar,
one-nair
teaspoon
tumeric,
sounds
more
attractive
than
one-half
teaspoon
celery
seed,
"fish-liver
oil,"
truthfully
de-one
cup
sweet
red
peppers,
one
scribes
cod
and
other
fish-liver
extracts.
These
oils
and
extracts
supply
vitamin
D
directly,
while
exposure
to
the
direct
rays
of1
the
sun
enables
the
body
to
manufacture
Its
own
supply
of
the
vitamin.
For
eight
or
nine
months
of
the
year
In
our
nor
thern
country,
growing
children
need
supplementary
"bottled
sunshine"
in
the
form
of
cod
or
other
fish-liver
oils.
IRONING
TIP
New
material
designed
for
an
lroner
or
Iron
ing
board
cover
should
be
laun
Jered
before
taking
up
Its
new
position.
If
this
is
not
done,
the
fabric
is
apt
to
scorch.
MEDICAL
DISCOVERV
A
new
serum
especially
effec
tive
In
cases
of
injury
to
the
bone
will
soon
be
produced
on
a
mass
scale
in
Soviet
Russia.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
DINING
ROOM
Under
new
management.
MEALS
mpM
35c
UP.
Breakfast
6:30
a.m.
to
9
a.m.
Lunch
12:00
to
2
p.m.
Supper
.
5:00
p.m.
to
8
pm.
WE
AIM
TO
PLEASE
Briefs
From
Britain
BRIEFS
FROM
BRITAIN
Arrested
for
obstructing
the
road,
a
London
street
hawkei
insisted
on
being
taken
to
the
police
station
in
a
taxi.
Patricia
Mountbatten,
eldei
daughter
of
Lord
and
.
Lady
Louis
Mountbatten,
has
Joined
the
Women's
Royal
Naval
Service.
She
is
19.
Margaret
C.
Harris
of
Shep-perton,
Middlesex,
was
fined
the
equivalent
of
$1750
for
us
ing
gasoline
in
a
car
to
go
blackberrylng.
.Lord
Derby
said
In
an
ad
dress
at
Chormley,
Lancashire,
that
"animosity
ought
not
to
be
carried
too
far
after
the
war."
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
home
guards
In
the
London
'
area
to
be
given
two
weeks
free
from
duty
at
Christmas.
Air
Vice-Marshal
Victor
God-dard
of
Harrow
was
appointed
Air
Officer
In
Charge
of
Admln-
4ieut
TUdtie
Sntwivtk,
&
BM.
i
A
hotel
fire
is
blazing
one
mid-winter
night
in
Ottawa
1
1
1
Lance-Corporal
Mollie
Entwistle,
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps,
leads
ranks
under
her
command
to
safety.
She's
ill
:
v
with
a
high
fever
i
;
.
it
makes
no
difference
...
she
returns
to
the
building
...
assists
other
occupants
to
safety.
Canada's
'
,
Governor-General
pins
the
Dritish
Empire
Medal
to
her
tunic
"
J
V
s
:.
the
tunic
of
the
same
Mollie
Entwistle,
of
Hamilton,
who
early
in
the
war
helpid
to
organize
a
women's
defence
corps
.
V-
:
,
,
-
"
s
yo
is
one
of
the
first
to
enlist
in
the
C.W.A.C
Today,
it
is
Lieutenant
Mollie
Entwistle
.
.
.
C.W.A.C.
recruiting
officer
for
Military
District
No.
2.
'
'
Says
Mollie:
"CW.A.C's
are
buying
Victory
Bonds,
because,
like
everyone
else,
they
want
to
see
this
war
won
just
as
quickly
as
possible.
f-
il
A
mobile
canteen
bumps
over
the
English
lanes
through
the
blackest
winter
Britain
ever
saw
;
;
-.
a
16-year-old
girl
driving.
No
more
going
to
school
abroad
for
a
determined
young
Canadian
.
.
.
working
in
London's
Beaver
Club
.
i
:
liPje
B.C.
Canteen,
supervised
by
her
mother
.
i
j
an
air
raid
.
.
her
mother
is
killed
.
.
.
her
brother,
an
R.A.F.
flier
in
jured
.
.
.
grounded
for
the
duration.
Jill
Nicola
Humphreys,
of
Victoria
.
.
.
heads
home
to
Canada
;
;
.
goes
through
a
torpedoing
at
sea.
Today,
at
19,
she
serves
aboard
H.M.C.S.
Bytown,
at
Ottawa
.
.
.
one
of
that
establishment's
hardest
working
messenger
"WRENS."
Says
Jill:
"I
think
you
know
how
I
must
feel
about
Victory
Bonds.
There
are
many
reasons
for
buying
them;:
i
t
mine
is
a
very
personal
one.
.
,
There
is
a
burst
of
flame
near
a
gasoline
tender
beipg
fueled
from
a
flying
school's
huge
tanks.
Wuhout
hesitation,
a
girl
races
into
a
building
that
contains
thousands
of
gallons
:
s
i
turns
off
the
pump
...
returns
quickly
to
her
job
as
an
airwoman
equipment
assistant.
Disastrous
explosion
averted
;
:
i
a
grateful
Chief
of
Air
Staff
commends
a
pleasant-looking,
quiet,
young
woman
for
her
courage
and
resourcefulness.
Cpl.
Doris
Duncan
is
her
name
...
an
Ottawa
girl
:
;
.
hers
is
an
Air
Force
family
.
.
.
her
father,
her
brother
:
:
:
and
her
husband,
a
wireless
air
gunner.
'p
Says
Doris:
"When
war
is
over,
our
Victory
Bonds
will
help
us
settle
back
in
civilian
life.
Meantime,,
we're
in
uniform,
and
our
dolUrs
are
serving
Canada
too."
HOW
TO
BUY
.
.
.
Civ
your
order
lo
the
Victory
loon
taletmon
who
tall
on
you
or
place
it
with
any
branch
bank
or
trul
Company.
You
can
oUo
buy
Bond
through
your
employer
fer
Plan.
Or
end
order
to
your
cath
or
on
the
Payroll
Saving
your
local
Victory
Loan
Headquarter.
Any
one
of
lhee
ogencie
will
be
glod
to
give
you
every
omittance
in
completing
your
application.
Bond
may
be
bought
In
denomination
of
$50,
$100,
$500,
$1,000
and
larger.
LOCAL
FIFTH
VICTORY
LOAN
HEADQUARTERS:
313
Third
Avenue
West
Telephone
No.
301
istration,
Air
Headquarters.
In
dia.
The
King
wore
the
wings
of
the
Fleet
Air
Arai
for
the
first
time
at
a
recent
investiture.
Crown
Prince
Jean
of
Luxembourg
now
is
a
second
lleutei?
ant
in
the
Irish
Guards.
He
is
21.
Air
Chief
Marshal
Sir
Arthur
Tedder,
RAP,
commander-in-
-chief
in
the
Mediterranean
irea.
has
been
awarded
Poland's
Grand
Cross
of
the
Order
of
?olonla
Restltuta.
Because
October
3
is
celebrat-1
as
Communion
Sunday
in
Scotland,
the
ban
on
use
of
central
heating
systems
was
lifted
for
that
day
for
Scottish
churches.
Lady
Beverldge
told
a
meeting
that
when
she
and
Sir
William
visited
Hollywood,
all
the
stars
came
to
her
and
said,
"Lady
Beverldge,
I
adore
your
hus-'
band,"
to
which
she
replied
"Yes,
so
do
I."
!
H.
U.
Wlllink,
MP.,
who
became
known
as
"Happy-Hearted
Harry"
for
finding
homes
for
blitzed
families,
has
resigned
as
Special
Commissioner
for
Lon-
don
Rehousing
because
"the
emergency
is
over."
Old
London
taxlcabs
are
being
stripped
to
provide
essential
.
parts
for
operating
cabs,
thus
;
alleviating
to
some
extent
the
i
acute
shortage
of
spare
parts.
Sir
George
Campbell
has
been
appointed
regional
port
director
for
the
routheast
of
England.
MAGNETIC
BASEBALL
Major
League
baseball
in
New
York
attracts
an
annual
attendance
of
$3,00031
percent
of
the
total
population
of
the
United
States.
EARLY
NEWSPAPER
The
first
newspaper
In
the
United
States
of
more
than
one
issue
was
John
Campbell's
Bos
ton
News
Letter,
published
In
1704
"Largest
Organization
of
its
kind
in
the
World"
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Association
JOHN
LLOYD
WRIGHT
Resident
Representative
Pioneer
Rooms
No.
6
167
3rd
Ave..
P.O.
Box
952
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
711
and
I
will
gladly
call
they,
too,
buy
Victory
Bonds.
'll
.V
FADE
THREB
ROGERS
GOUNEN
SYRUP
L
A
MAE.ES
ration
COUPONS
GO
FURTHER
Lend-lease
in
1642
was
more
than
five
times
the
total
for
1941.
FOR
SALE
FRESH
SHRIMPS
Daily
4
o'clock.
Boat
"Mars."
Llpsett's
Dock
Match
their
valour
with
your
self-denial
These
are
only
three
among
thousands
of
Cam
dian
women
who
are
proud
to
wear
the
uniform
.
.
.
who
do
the
countless,
vital
tasks
behind
the
front
line.,
.who
add
to
the
temper
of
Canada's
hard
-striking
forces.
'
Canadian
women
on
the
"home
front"
have
an
obligation
to
back
the
Victory
Loan
in
the
same
way
that
their
sisters
in
uniform
are
backing
our
armed
forces.
Each
housewife
can
buy
additional
Victor)'
Bonds
by
even
more
careful
budgeting
...
salary
earners
by
purchasing
bonds
from
accumulated
sav-
ingsand
bypayrolldeductions.
Your
stake
in
victory
is
not
less
than
that
of
the
women
in
our
armed
forces
.
.
and
Speed
the
Victory
'i
;
.
;
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WAR
FINANCE
COMMJfltE
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