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sugar
ration
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In
Eire
has
been
reduced
from
j4
of
a
pound
10
'2
pound
per
week.
Enjoy
MtlejMin
Health
Ml.
the
moit
delicious
porrioje.
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of
Whole
Whe.t,
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Poppy
Day
J
Poppy
Day.
Poppy
Day!
Scat
let
blossoms
amid
the
Lighting
the
chill
November
iskies;.
;
Syrrrbjle
of
Hope
and
sacri-liee.
I
Poppies
glow!
Poppies
glow.t
'
"Rtinembe
them"
they
ivrhisper
low.
.
"Who
bore
the
Torch
of
;Fre
icm
high,
j
"Who
fought
and
died
for
liberty."
i
Bom
of
their
fathers
fight
'
'
.today;
i
A
new
generation
takes
the
fieJd.
;
!
'i
f'
I
Ytfung,
,
vaHanfe
hands
our
itrerfgfh
and
shield.
poppies
flame!
Popples
flame!
Deep
In
our
hearts
enshrine
fthelr'Jame.
."Lest
ye
fetget"
they
ieem
tto
"O.
wear
a
Poppy
on
Poppy
Eayl""
Winifred
O.
Brass
I
-
Speed
the
Victory!
Back
our
gallant
fighters.
They're
smashing
the
pill
boxes
and
clearing
the
way.
Buy
5
th
Victory
Loan
Bonds
to
give
them
the
tools
to
finish
the
job.
They're
counting
on
you:
don't
let
them
down,
Buy
and
speed
thtir
Victory
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FOLLOW
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fhone
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P.O.
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STREET
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RUPERT
WEAK
A
POITV
Editor
Dally
News:
Tomorrow
will
be
Poppy
Day!
Tomorrow
we
offer
once
again
:he
mystic
symbol
of
Rememb-rarre--the
Flanders
Poppy-fashioned
by
the
skillful
fingers
of
wounded
Servicemen
of
the
last
and
of
this
Oreat
War
&
replica
of
the
little
red
poppy
Ahlch
flourished
amid
the
dead
nd
dying
in
France
and
Fland-?rs,
which
bravely
flung
its
Stowing
red
mantle
over
the
cars
and
wounds
of
war
over
.he
shell-holes
and
the
beater,
tone
of
No-man's
land,
as
if
to
assure
the
beholder
of
life
sternal
even
in
the
very
Jaws
t
death.
The
Canadian
Legion
is
call
ng
to
the
people
of
the
Domln-
on
to
observe
more
than
ever
Remembrance
Day
and
asks
hat
even
man,
woman
and
child
wear
a
Poppy
in
memory'
both
of
those
who
laid
down
lieir
lives
in
the
first
Oreat
Var
and
those
who
have
made
the
supreme
sacrifice
In
this
r-:cnt
conflict.
This
appeal
Is
not
made
on
behalf
of
the
Legion
itself
or
It
membeis
but
on
behalf
of
,
al,
ex-servicemen
who
are
In
need.
The
collection
and
administration
of
the
Poppy
Fund
has
been
entrusted
to
trie
Canadian
Legion.
This,
however.
I
doe-,
not
mean
that
the
Poppy
(Fond
is
part
of
the
funds
of
he
Legion.
It
is
kept
entirely
iephrate
and
It
is
considered
a
Trust
Fund
which
the
Legion
administers
for
the
benefit
of
all
ex-servicemen.
Any
man
who
has
served
and
who
is
In
need
has
a
claim
on
this
fund.
The
joppies
and
wreaths
which
clt-zer.s
are
asked
to
buy
arc
made
by
disabled
ex-servicemen
Incapable
of
earning
a
living
In
any
other
way
and
who,
bat
fo.
this
industry,
would
be
a
charge
on
public
funds.
If
Poppy
Day
did
nothing
but
keep
Basketball
both
good
and
bad-
was
presented
at
Seal
Cove
last
night,
in
the
first
;heduled
games
of
the
season
when
Fortress
humiliated
Ack-Ack
49
to
9
in
the
opener
and
Port
Edward
Americans
beat
Air
Force
Flyere
55
to
42
in
th--ltghteap.
.
The
Yanks
and
Flyers
staged
t
quick-pkiying,
fast
-passing
jwntest
that
didn't
decrease
its
liigh-geared
tempo
for
a
mlh-atr.
Tiiers
was
little
ta
choose
between
elthe;
five
with
the
ossicle
exception
In
the
,gun-?ry
departmental
which
Mollne
and
Ketchmark
of
the
Yanks
were
the
chief
exponents.
Mollne,
a
most
deceptive
forward,
weaved
and
faked
his
way
through
for
twenty-one
points.
Ketchmark.
another
ac-surate
pegger,
was
good
for
17
Vato
and
Zack,
"sixty
minute"
men
of
Flyers'
rear-guard,
and
Gerasimoff.
sawed-off
forward,
toiled
ha:d
all
night.
Zck
arid
Oerasimoff
were
their
team's
biggest
an
even
dozen
a
to
came
In
the
second
quarter
The
count
was
16
to
13
for
the
'"anks
at
the
five
minute
mark
a
hen
Mollne,
with
the
aid
of
a
lust
about
held
their
own
in
he
third.
15
to
13.
In
the
final
tanza
each
quintet
made
twelve
paints,
the
Flyers
not
being
able
o
overcome
that
sudden
flurry
Tank
baskets
In
the
second
uarter
that
causedJthelr
de-
.at.
ation
and
Ack-A:k
never
had
a
sliow
at
any
time.
Taylor
and
these
mm
self-supporting
and
.
Chanman
wallcprf
thrmioh
fnr
1
self-respecting
citizens,
it
would
;
15
and
10
points,
respectively,
sUU
be
worth-while.
So,
please
j
and
MacMurchle.
a
nice
play-
Duy
a
reppy
on
Poppy
Day.
makr
J
.
'
,
.
was
woo
good
bwu
for
6.
w.
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RESERVE
IS
HOOP
WINNER
1918
Armstire
anri
aithnnh
vir
v,
.i
uommanaer
uree.
KX
w.
.
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1
v.
wMiwuiaii
n
d4
Ui
i
milky,
.
...
.
are
again
at
war.
we
do
not
i
a
high
calibre.
The
league
could
"aTal
,"
eer
Jn
,
en
Prln"'
oare
to
say
that
the
sacrifices
,
ue
more
men
like
these.
It
s
'
"
J
v
'of
the
men
in
that
other
War
ribf
often
that
ftams-both
w!n-
1,8,1
of
th
an-m
were
in
vain.
In
memory
of
rting
and
losing
have
words
!
Darts,
who
scored
two
polriM
them
and
our
heroes
of
this
of
praise
for
the
refereeirw
as
In
the
last
half
and
Dominato.
War
wea-
a
Poppy
on
Rememb-
they
did
last
night.
who
countered
the
same
num-1
rar.ee
Day.
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Learn
how
draft
controls
work.
An
excessive
draft
will
waste
heat
and
should
be
cut
down
by
damper.
Normally
the
flue
DiDe
damper
should
be
less
than
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open.
If
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It
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Fortress
Taylor
15.
Oueloa.
ber.
were
top
snipers
for
Re-
Chapman
10.
Turner
5,
Mac-
serves.
Wallace
with
11
points,
Murchie
6.
Kelley
1,
Landskall
number
with
10
and
Martin
7.
6,
McKeown
4,
Hendron
2."
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Navy.
Ack-Ack-Carter
2.
nillnger
The
game
was
refereed
by
2,
Speed.
Detweller
2.
AUken.
n
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Mapleton
3,
Beale,
Splcer.
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1.
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to
5,
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Oeroslmolf
12.
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Ketchmark
17.
Dlrschel
2.
j
Davldon.
MorrKm,
Bennes,
Mc-
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trailer
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LarKin
4,
Webb
2,
Mo:
ran.
Anderson.
Katorskl,
Hofman
2,
Wagner
4.
Air
F
;e
Zack
12,
Blore
4,
Ca
Referees
Matasi
and
Sanfl-
i..f
J
AFLOAT
AND
ASHORE,
Mobisco
Shredded
Wheal
with
milk
ho
afwayi
been
a
favorite
brealfoit
dish)
with
men
who
like
to
keep
fit.
TODAY
our
Nutrition
Authorities
recommend
"one
serving
of
a
whole
O'ain
cereal"
for
everyone
everyday.
And
the
tasty,
nut-like
flavor
of
Nobitco
Shredded
Wheat
makes
it
easy
to
follow
this
important
food
rule.
WAR
WORKERS,
especially
will
benefit
from
the
abundant
food-energy
and
excellent
food-values
which
this
100
whole
graij-
whole
wheat
cereal
helps
to
supply.
Serve
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
for
Fitness
,
,
,
save
War
Savings
Stomps
for
Victory
I
THt
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SHHDDfD
WHEAT
COMPANY,
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Niogar.
Fall.,
Canada
Friday.
November
5,
1943
The
Axis
Totters
...
With
Mussolini
out
and
Hitler
tottering,
we
at
long
last
venture
to
speculate
that
the
war
has
reached
a
phase
where
final
and
decisive
victory
may
soon
crown
our
arms.
Possibly
the
Moscow
conference
has
been
the
real
turning
point.
Certainly
there
are
authentic
and
definite
signs
of
weakness
within
the
Reich
in
addition
to
the
disaffection
which
is
spreading
throughout
satellite
and
subjugated
territory.
Meantime,
of
course,
the
Russians
are.
continuing
their
stunning
military
offensive,
which,
no
doubt,
is
helping
to
weaken
the
fast
weakening
morale
of
the
German
people.
The
air
assault
based
on
the
British
Isles
against
western
Europe
and
the
Allied
campaign
northward
through
Italy
are
also
causing
Lm
'grievous
embarrassment
for
the
scorers,
getting
...
.
,
,
,.
enemy,
..
,
J.
,
.
..
iDiece
Smithsrs
Victory
over
Germany
is
definitely
m
sight
it
ao-
lanky
centre,
was
close
behind
!
pears.
Soon
we
will
be
getting
in
real
earnost
at
the
v,tn
9-
I
serious
business
of
concentrating
upon
Japan
which,
The
turning
point
or
the
set-
j
mav
even
at
this
time
have
ideas
nf
sliding
nut
vraee-t
fully
as
the
Allies
elate
over
the
defeat
of
victory
J
something
which
we
miist
guard
against
since
Japan
is
guilty
of
much
and
must
be
irrevocably
eliminated
-jurle
of
hi?
teammates,
raced
this
time
as
po?.ibly
the
most
dangerous
menace
T
lL0!''
the
Axis
triumvirate.
When
the
full
force
of
Allied
i
anisic
iu
onus
mcir
loiai
m
.
.
i-t.T
a.
ah
the
Flyers
could
get
in
.
niIdht
comes
to
be
applied
to
Japan
the
issue
there
I
hat
quarter
were
six
points
ti
suoum
noi
laKf
long
to
decide.
nake
It
17
all
told.
The
Airmen
ed
representative
of
the
Y.M.CA.
with
the
Navy
here.
.
Reserve
MS'
Fitch
8,
Dom-,lnato
12.
Davl
12.
XtaePhee
S.
Mm
Donald
0.
Drummond
2.
Scanton.
Paullkaas.
Teng.
Hok-
estad.
A
last
half
scoring
spurt
by!
mv
3aiMartln
7
number
In
the
opener.
Fortress
was
Davis,
of
the
winners,
featured
to
Wallace
11.
Knuton
2
Crm-
:he
complete
master
of
the
situ
the
Inaugural
game
of
the
3,
Johnson.
Area
Basketball
League
in
which
Reserve
Army
defeated
Navy
45
to
33
in
the
Naval
Dr'l
Hall
last
night.
In
ooenlns-game
ceremonies.
,
,
...
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November
11
this
year
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