i
i
9f
liriiuc
ttupc
ct
Dailp
nctos
Tuesday.
February
IS,
iWG
HOME
WAVES
CAUSE
HARM
Doubly
Important
Hair
Conditioned
When
Premanent
Done
at
Heme
NEW
YCRK
9
Economical,
simple-to-use
home
permanent
wave
Jobs
may
do
wonders
for
your
purse
strings
but
how
about
your
hair?
Improperly
managed,
a
home
permanent
nave
can
cause
thin,
broken
hairs
and
a
bad
disposition.
You
can
?ive
yourself
a
professional
home
wa?e,
however,
if
your
hair
is
properly
conditioned.
This
is
doubly
important
when
the
wave
is
to
be
done
al
horru
instead
of
at
a
shop
under
the
watchful
eye
of
a
competent
operator.
Though
it
is
important
to
have
hot
oil
treatments
before-the
hair
is
waved,
either
at
home
or
in
the
shop,
your
pre-per-
'
manent
shampoo
should
also
b?
of
the
utmost
concern
to
you.
A
shampoo
which
is
highly
alkalized
is
likely
to
leave
I
a
film
on
the
hair
which
not
on!
Tnnw
nrevant
nnfitrif
inn
11
f
Vir
permanent
wave
soiuuon
dui
also
can
be
harmful
to
the
hair.
Beauty
parlors
usually
use
i
;
shampoo
which
can
lubricate
the
hair
shaft
internally
and
also
help
maintain
the
normal
oil
balance
if
the
hair
durin?
and
after
the
permanent
wave.
Shampoos
which
have
been
used
in
the
past
only
by
beauty
operators
are
being
made
available
to
Mrs.
Housewtfe.
who
can
now
give
herself
a
home
permanent
with
the
proper
shampoo.
One
of
these
is
a
pink
cream
which
can
be
squeezed
from
a
tube
or
scooped
out
of
a
Jar.
Now
Mom
and
Sis
can
do
their
waving
at
home
witiou:
fear
of
dire
consequences
caused
by
permanent
wave
chemicals.
British
sanors
neckerchiefs
we're
changed
to
black
In
1805.
to
commemorate
the
death
of
Lord
Nelson.
The
Brockville
Recorder
has
just
marked
its
125th
anniversary
of
continuous
publication,
with
not
an
issue
missed
since
1821.
AMATEUR
RADIO
SYSTEM
FORMED
Being
Organized
in
Canada
To
Co-operate
With
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
OTTAWA
Air
M.r.itcr
Gibson
has
announced
p.ar.s
f
r
tlie
organization
of
an
aj-
fjrc
amateur
radio
system.
The
new
system
to
include
so-ca.
d
radio
"hams"
'srill
comnrse
a
irans-Canada
radio
network.
The
amakurs
will
use
ur.cd
equipment
and
be
a
practical
radio
auxiliary
of
the
R.C.A.F.
The
organization
will
consist
of
grovjtt
of
amateurs
affiliated
with
R.C.A.F.
auxiliary
squadrons
and
in
radio
contact
with
squadron
signals
personnel.
Air
Commodore
A.
H.
Keitfi
Russell
of
Toronto,
formerly
.
,
..
1
;
t
ri
Wireless
Sehool
at
Guelph.
Ont..
has
undertaken
organization
of
the
system
from
the
civilian
end.
ARE
QUITTING
WEST
INDIES
Canadian
Troops
Being
Withdrawn
From
That
Area
This
Spring
OTTAWA
After
a
vital
but
colorless
static
defence
role
in
the
British
West
Indies,
Canadian
troops
will
be
withdrawn
from
there
this
spring.
Department
of
National
Defence
headquarters
announced
today.
Last
Canadian
troops
in
the
West
Indies
are
the
First
Battalion,
Brockville
Rangers,
and
two
special
infantry
companies
of
Pictou
Highlanders.
The
Winnipeg
Grenadiers
and
the
First
Battalion,
Irish
Fusiliers,
Vancouver,
also
served
there.
The
presence
of
Canadian
troops
kept
at
strength
of
about
1200
ensured
against
the
use
bf
the
area
for
U-boat
and
spy
bases.
It
also
served
as
a
sort
of
advanced
training
base
for
Canadian
troops
who
eventually
saw
action
In
Europe.
There
are
more
than
COO
:;pecles
of
wood
in
Venezuela's
forest-
URGES
CO
OPERATION-
R.
C.
Vaughar..
president
of
1
Canadian
National
Railway
:
GRIM
TALE
(If-
I
f
K
K
(
1
K
Sole
Survivor
of
Small
Nova
Scotia
Freighter
Tells
of
Harrowing
Experiences
DIGBY,
Nova
Scotia
0-Capt.
Arthur
Ells
of
Port
Granville.
Nova
Scotia,
the
sole
survivor,
told
a
grim
tale
of
how
12
persons
lost
their
lives
from
exposure
to
Irigid
weather
condi
tions
as
they
huddled
in
an
open
lifeboat
in
the
Bay
of
Fundy
I
after
their
ship
the
265-ton
coastal
steamship
Robert
G.
Cann
foundered
on
Saturday
eight
miles
off
Swallowtail
Light.
Grand
Manan
Island,
New
Brunswick.
Mountainous
seas
and
a
raging
gale
drove
the
open
boat
into
the
sea
and
it
was
19
hours
after
the
order
to
abandon
ship
before
the
17-foot
craft
grounded
at
isolated
Riley's
Cove.
BUTTERFLIES
SCARCE
About
20.000
different-
kinds
of
butterflies
are
found
In
South
America,
while
North
America
has
only
about
700.
People
consider
brand
names
a
guarantee
of
dependability;
83
per
cent
interviewed
in
a
recent
Brand
Names
Research
Fcundat.uu
survey
said
thry
pre-fe.:rsd
i
buy
weiL-known
brands
I
hardline
'LITTLE
EXCITEMENT
OVER
NYLONS
Prince
Rupeit
Women
Taking
It
Easy
In
Hosiery
Bujruir
There
was
little
excitemcn;
un
the
nylon
front"
in
Prince
Rupert
today
Women
of
this
city
were
nonchalant
as
the
new
type
of
hosiery,
so
greatly
coveted
in
many
places.
went
on
sale
for
the
first
time.
Since
stocks
were
scarce
at
this
time,
the
most
of
the
local
women,
apparently,
decided
to
bide
their
time
until
it
is
easier
to
shoo.
At
tha
there
was
a
line-up
at
zv.e
st
jre
where
cards
were
being
issued
for
future
delivery
with
only
a
limited
number
on
actual
spot
sale.
For
a
short
time
after
opening
the
doors
were
closed
at
periods
as
the
store
became
;too
full.
Vancouver
reports
there
was
a
rush
of
buying
today
and
some
of
the
stores
were
hard-pressed
to
cope
with
crowds.
LOAN
TALKS
PROGRESSING
British
and
Canadian
Representatives
Oettiug
Down
to
Brass
Tacks
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA
0
Loan
discussions
between
Great
Britain
and
Canada
have
passed
the
stage
of
formal
meetings
and
now
have
reached
the
point
where
seme
detaik
are
being
worked
out,
it
was
learned
today.
It
is
understood
that
talks
have
not
reached
the
stage
where
a
definite
amount
can
be
set.
Before
then
it
was.
learned
that
representatives
of
the
two
governments
will
have
to
calculate
how
much
Britain
owes
Canada
as
a
result
of
the
termination
of
mutual
aid
last
September.
The
amount
Canada
owes
Britain
for
services
and
supplies
to
Canadian
troop3
overseas
also
will
have
to
be
determined.
British
food
contracts
with
Canada
are
also
said
to
enter
the
picture.
It
was
Indicated
that
Britain
will
keep
her
food
imports
from
Canada
on
a
practically
wartime
level
if
a
satisfactory
loan
from
the
Dominion
can
be
concluded
and
satisfactory
prices
for
foods
maintained.
jj
if
;
Bc
Wcttt.
,
At
NABOB
COFFEE
Time!
.
Jj
'
---
-
9B'
When
the
game's
over
and
it's
time
pungent
aroma
it's
the
quality
in
'
f
11b
Jat-'?f
that's
"when
a
cup
of
Nahoh
Coffee
lerfully
blended,
perfcction-roaMed,
mr'
j
I
'B;
1
f
hits'
the
fpot
like
nothing
else
on
this
is
the
coffee
that
cheers
and
MO
tiL
,f
'
'
''
earth
...
So,
have
everything
handy.
revives,
radiates
happiness,
in
many
O'yS
D
,
i
mu,
But
hefore
you
put
your
Nabob
Coffee
thousands
of
Canadian
homes.
ut
!ff
c
f
:"
"
i
.on
to
brew,
open
the
package
and
Throughout
this
land
Nahoh
Coffee
'W
I
'inhale
the
fragrant
goodness.
M-m-m!
is
the
day-by-day
favourite,
the
iL'OSKX
i
Th're'"
no
mistaking
that
grand
nation's
family
beverage
for
30
years.
i
Pl
1
FIRST
LIME
FOR
FARMERS
,
Home
Needs
Wilt
Be
Taken
Care
of
Before
Export
VICTORIA
0
The
Pacific
Lime
Co.
of
Texada
Island
has
undertaken
to
supply
three
thousand
tons
of
dehydrated
lime
to
Fraser
Valley
farmers
by
March
15,
Hon.
Frank
Put-
nam.
minister
of
agriculture
inas
been
notified
by
the
Prices
Board.
He
said
Monday
that
the
company
will
supply
seven
thousand
tons
of
crushed
limCj
rock.
,
Last
Friday
Mr.
Putnam
had
asked
the
Board
to
cancel
the
i
company's
export
permits
to
j
assure
that
the
lime
be
delivered
;
to
Valley
farmers
first.
LEGISLATURE
MEMBER
DIES
James
Paton
of
Vancouver-Point
Grey
Passes
Away
Suddenly
VANCOUVER
James
.Alexander
Paton,
member
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
for
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
died
suddenly
today.
He
was
60
years
of
age
and
had
been
a
member
of
the
legislature
since
1937,
being
first
elected
then
and
re-elected
In
1941
and
1945.
He
was
a
former
member
of
the
Kerrisdale
municipal
council
and
a
former
alderman.
He
was
a
member
Ot
the
Perry
committee
on
postwar
rehabilitation
council.
Born
in
Ontario
CO
years
ago.
Mr.
Paton
came
to
Vancouver
in
1905.
His
mother
died
only
two
days
ago.
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and
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Tells
of
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Frentied
Killing
of
Civilians
i
NUERNBERG
The
Rus-
slan
prosecutor
described
iy
thi
international
military
tribuna
today
the
frantic
ha
te
wit
which
reireating
N':-.
ar
charged
with
having
-:au"hSer-ed
thousands
of
Russan
civilians
and
prisoner's
of
war
in
1943.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LE5
Q.
Where
is
a
stag
dinne.
usually
given?
A.
In
a
private
room
of
a
hotel
or
restaurant,
or
at
a
club
Of
course.
It
may
be
given
in
the
man's
home,
but
In
this
instance
no
women
are
present,
not
even
for
a
short
time.
Q.
Should
the
man
or
the
woman
take
the
initiative
in
indicating
that
It
would
be
pleasant
to
meet
again?
.A.
Itts
proper
for
either
to
do
so.
Q.
What
is
the
proper
way
to
eat
a
custard?
A.
With
a
spoon.
GENUINE
ASPIRIN
MARKED
THIS
WAY
Professional
If
it's
a
Rock
Job-Call
a
Rock
Man
can
M.
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Blue
666
Concrete
Sidewalks,
Basements
I
don't
take
work
I
cannot
do
myself.
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The
Lady
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Peace
andt
ber
of
Parliament
ftfr
Anglesey,
who
Is
frequently
heard
k-.
isn
uroaacasung
uorporauon
overseas
listeners,
giving
tai
Parliamentary
affairs.
Lady
Lloyd
George
u
the
daVit
the
late
Earl
David
Lloyd
George
of
Dwyfor
and
waj"
Wales.
She
has
been
Member
of
Parliament
for
Angles
1S29
and
in
1936
was
President
of
the
Women's
Libc.jft"
Hon.
She
made
her
first
broadcast
In
1929
and
has
lot
reguiany
since
men.
FORMALS
are
back
.
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our
windows
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a
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