CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.
arriage
Held
ijhis
Afternoon
LIMITED
lliss
Frances
Kasper
and
Harry
Van
Ilerkel
Are
United
at
Manse
The
marriage
took
place
at
2
lock
thu
arturnoon
at
tne
Manse
fM
Fi.st
United
Church,
Rev.
Jamej
Donnell
officiating,
of
Miss
Kances
Kasper,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Jne
Westberg
of
this
city,
to
Har-
van
Berkel
or
Toronto,
recently
member
of
the
city
fire
depart-
in
Here.
Attendants
of
the
couple
were
a
Zoane
Zablosky
and
James
milton,
ollowtng
the
ceremony,
the
oc-
s:on
was
celebrated
with
a
recep-
n
at
Fifth
Avenue
and
Dw6er
reet
where
the
groom
has
been
aiding
e
couple
leave
on
tonight's
in
(oj
Toronto
to
reside.
V
S.
POTATO
PLANTINGS
IMore
than
3,000,000
acres
of
potior
are
planted
annually
In
the
fr.lted
States,
yielding
400,000,000
bJieis.
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
3
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
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Prop.
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37
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541
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STREET
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Dollars
Have
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Cents"
Phones
18-19
p.o.
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L-22
2
Card.
of
Thanks
I
wish
to
thank
the
many
friends
of
my
late
mother,
Mrs.
Peter
Black,
for
their
kind
sympathy
ana
also
for
the
beautiful
loral
tributes
sent.
All
these
were
gratefully
appreciated.
W.
W.
SERVICE
FAMILY
DOUBLED
WESTON-SUPER-MARE,
E
n
g.,
Feb.
15
0)
Thlrty-nine-year-pld
Mrs.
Marjorie
Andrews
of
this:ea-side
resort,
mother
of
three"
grown
up
children,
has
given
birth
to
triplets,
a
girl
and
two
boys.
LABOR
LEADER
RETIRES
LONDON,
Feb.
15
Q
John
Marchbank,
general
secretary
of
the
National
Union
of
Railway
rnen,
will
retire
shortly
and
will
be
succeeded
by
J.
Benstead
of
Peterborough,
elected
by
ballot.
rfnncuncemeh
tA
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Feb.
15.
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Dance,'
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Feb.
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Feb
.
19
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Dance.
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A.
Coast
Rc,jt..
Feb.
22,
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Club.
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y
20.
St
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
March
25.
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BOAT
W.S.L.
Fresh
every
day,
5:00
p.m.
First
Float
West
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
FOR
SALE
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
JjJUMSV.
BILL'S
GOT
TO
GET
RIGHT
)
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he's
on)
cirry
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m
9r
BILL,
IT'S
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11
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"TILL
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Singer
Sewinjr
Machines.
1
Electric
drill.
8
Springfield
Mattresses.
12
All
Cotton
Mattresses
in
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1-0,
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B.C.
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THIIM)
AVENUE
LOCALS
Dr.
R.
o.
Large
returns
to
the
city
this
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
A
St
Andrews
Cathedral
Men's
Banquet
in
the
Cathedral
Hall
on
Wednesday
next
at
0.45
p.m.
Admission
50
cents.
NOTICE
Pioneer
Canadian
pry
Cleaners
wish
to
announce
that
their
plant
will
be
closed
for
installation
of
new
equipment
and
alterations
'
Thursday.
Friday
and
Saturday.
February
18,
19
and
20.
Open
for
business
again
Monday.
February
22.
(42)
BABY'S
COLDS
Relieve
mlserv
fas
A
Mcetin'",
Ttif.sfay.
8
p.m.
Valhalla
Hall.
Al!
C.
C.
F.
member
and
friends.
Passengers
leaving
fpr
Vancouver
Include
Miss
Longton,
J,
C.
Mclagan
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Thames,
Miss
F.
Conklln,
George
Cook,
'and
R.
W.
W.
Morris.
Edwin
Williams,
nineteen-year-old
plumber
from
Vancouver,
having
enlisted
in
the
Canadian
Army,
1
5
leaving
tomorrow
night
for
GRADED
BY
SHAPE
Atlantic
Canadian
oysiers
are
;raded
according
to
the
shape
of
the
shell,
which
affects
the
plumpness
of
the
oyster
meat.
a
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
Not
tnough
&M
racitic
at
the
Moment
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WAR
HERO
OVERSEAS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
chance,
at
which
he
balked,
for
a
commission.
First
Great
War
Record
Just
now
he's
a
batman
and
a
good
batman
he
figures.
He
has
the
patience
a
good
batman
needs
on
the
one
hand
and
on
the
other
he
feels
that
his
batting
releases
a
younger
man
for
fighting.
French,
an
original
of
the
old
2nd
Machlne-Oun
Battalion,
served
overseas
through
the
First
Great
War
with
a
total
of
only
28
days'
leave
off
the
continent,
though
he
spent
other
leaves
In
France.
When
he
made
his
way
back
to
Canada
he
had
the
Distinguished
Conduct
Medal
and
bar,
the
Military
Medal
and
two
bars,
the
French
Crolz
de
Guerre
and
palm,
the
Belgian
Croix
de
Guerre
and
palm,
two
mentions
in
dispatches,
the
Victory,
Mens,
ahd
General
Service
medals.
He
doesn't
vear
the
two
palms
nor
the
mentions.
He
won
his
first
D.C.M.
In
the
Second
Battle
of
Ypres
when
he
?at
in
a
house
with
five
other
machine-gunners
and
held
off
attacking
Germans
until
he
was
the
only
one
left.
By
this
time
a
counter-attack,
In
which
he
also
took
part,
had
been
organized.
"Jerry
hit
everything
In
the
house
but
me,
that
time,"
says
French.
He
got
the
M.M.
just
about
a
year
later,
but
he
doesn't
say
why,
nor
how
he
got
two
bars
to
the
M.M.
which
is
the
(
equivalent
of
;
getting
the
decoration
all
again
twice.
French
got
the
bar
to
the
D.C.H.
t
L.UI
1
iur
iiuiumg
up
aiiacKiug
ucrmuna
with
a
machine-gun
whose
tripod;
had
been
blown
away
and
which
had
to
be
operated
upside
down
His
left
leg
was
"smashed"
during
the
performance
when
the
Germans
exploded
two
mines
in
the
midst
of
the
machine-gunners.
Altogether
he
was
wounded
four
times
during
the
First
Great
War.
One
of
his
wounds
was
a
bullet
in
the
back
of
the
head.
"My
leg
Is
a
half-inch
shorter
trom
there
to
there,"
says
French
pointing
from
left
ship
-
to-
left
knee.
A
Modest
Hero
Having
told
this
mucn,
French
has
little
more
to
say
apart
from
Please
do
not
be
impatient
with
expressing
embarrassment.
ycur
grocer
u
nis
sunppiy
oi
Pacific
Milk
is
not
enough
Just
now.
It
is
not
his
fault.
Requirements
of
the
armed
forces
and
the
British
Ministry
of
Food
have
been
very
heavy.
Soon
more
milk
will
be
available
and
deliveries
can
be
made
more
promptly
and
In
larger
quantities.
The
shortage
Is
only
temporary.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
TXTu
VjlizP
.
EVPUIPIDDU'T
APPCOVE
OP
TILLIE
WAKJTIU6
TO
MACB.V
HIMTHb.
LkAbiKttNW
IS
BE
HUKUAtSl-C
i
-Vi
-
I
I
"I
don't
see
that
I
did
more
nan
the
other
fellow.
I
always
said
after
the
war
that
any
man
who
came
back
from
overseas
and
got
going."
Anyway,
on
this
occasion,
French
fald
he
was
a
hero
ls
a
damn
liar.
The
fear
of
God
was
In
all
of
us."
He
does
tell
how
one
time
he
captured
a
German
machine-gun
post
after
a
dash
across
an
area
I.UV
MJ
A.....
wuv.
-"
j
"I
never
can
remember
crossing
those
tracks,"
he
explains.
"I
was
excited
though.
A
soldier
was
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DAY
AND
NIGHT
"oOtHrwvinorrvoTnnnrwi..i''rv
pretty
tense
going
over
the
top:
Really
he
was
more
nervous
await
ing
the
zero
hour
than
when
he
went
over
the
top,
reached
the
German
position
and
put
two
machine-guns
out
of
action.
An
officer
with
him
was
killed,
The
number
of
dead
Germans
found
In
that
trench
when
the
Canadians
moved
up
behind
French
was
49.
French
had
to
hold
the
position
for
12
hours
until
help
did
reach
him.
He
accomplished
that
feat
by
turning
the
two
machine-guns
on
the
German
lines
and
holding
off
attacks
by
moving
from
one
gun
to
the
other.
He
was
recommended
for
the
Victoria
Cross
and
It's
one
of
his
regrets
that
he
didn't
get
it.
French
returned
to
Canada
In
1919
as
one
of
the
most
decorated
members
of
the
Canadian
forces,
the
most
decorated
Newfoundlander,
the
reputation
of
being
un-klllable
and
engaged
to
the
girl
who
now
Is
his
wife.
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In
good
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at
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iash
and
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Martha
Logan,
Swift's
famed
home
economist,
whose
weekly
wartime
cookingcotumn
is
t
regular
feature
of
this
page.
Look
for
these
valuable
hints
each
Monday
Russia
since
the
Soviet
PAGE
THRKU
by
Martha
Logan
Use
Variety
Meats
Liver,
kidney,
heart,
brains
and
sweetbread,
are
extra
valuable
foods,
often
available
when
other
meats
are
scarce
Meat
is
a
wonderful
food!
It
contributes
iron,
thiamine,
niacin
and
riboflavin
as
well
as
the
most
complete
proteins
to
our
diet.
There
is
no
other
simple
food
that
contributes
all
of
those
nutriments
in
the
same
degree.
So
that,
with
our
accustomed
meats
and
meat
cuts
not
always
available,
we
must
if
our
families
are
to
stay
healthy
and
well
nourished
be
prepared
to
use
those
that
wc
can
get.
Of
these,
the
"Variety
Meats"
are
likely
to
remain
comparatively
plentiful
and
are
most
valuable,
nutritionally
speaking.
Many
delicious
ways
of
preparing
thes'e
excellent
sources
of
important
values
are
described
in
my
book
"Meat
Complete"
(see
below)
;
y6ung
and
tender
meats
may
be
grilled
or
fried
older
or
more
muscular
meats
ate
popularly
braised
with
flavour-ful
vegetables.
Some
Variety
Meats
I
TO
PARBOIL
SWEETBREADS
Soak
sweetbreads
in
salted
cold
water
for
20
minutes.
Drain,
cover
with
boiling
water,
adding
1
tablespoon
vinegar
and
1
teaspoon
salt
for
each
quart.
The
sweetbreads-hot,
or
after
cooling
in
their
deli
cious
stock
are
ready
to
have
tubes
and
membranes
removed,
and
to
be
split
or
separated
and
fried,
sautled,
creamed
or
made
into
an
appetizing
salad.
such
as
brains
and
sweetbreads
are
parboiled
first
and
then
may
be
prepared
in
a
number
of
attractive
ways.
But
the
purpose
of
this
week's
column
is
to
urge
you
all
to
be
sure
to
buy
and
serve
these
delicious,
economical
and
highly
nutritious
foods
regularly.
Tnough,
of
course,
you
mustn't
forget
milk,
fruit.vegetables,
eggs,
Canada
Approved
bread
and
cereals
as
outr
lined
in
Canada's
official
food
rules;
"Meat
Complete,"
Martha
Logan's
new
meat
cookbook,
is
essential
to
every
housewife
faced
with
need
of
planning
economical
but
nutritious
wartime
meals.
54
pages
In
full
colour
.
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binding.
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Dominion
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devoted
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and
efficient
distribution
of
Canada's
food
resources.
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RESOURCES
MOSCOW,
Feb.
15
tt
Colossal
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coal,
iron,
gold
and
other
non-ferrous
metals,
rock
and
phosperic
fertilizers
for
agri
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have
been
discovered
in
BIG
SUM
FOR
DEFENCE
1
STOCKHOLM,
Feb.
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P
A
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than
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1943-44
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Store
!
You
don't
ned
to
shop
from
store
to
store
for
household
helps,
a
card
of
buttons,
or
a
polo
shirt
for
Junior!
You'll
find
these
things
and
hundreds
of
others
all
In
the
VARIETY
STORE.
So
why
not
save
steps
by
shopping
for
notions
and
other
small
items
at
big
savings
at
THE
VARIETY
STORE,
where
you
find
everything
In
one
convenient
spot?
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
your
dimes
are
little
dollars"
PHONE
RED
120
518
3rd
AVE.
WEST