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i , y
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How Can I??
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I prevent chapping
of bands when they have been in
water?
A. The skin will pucker if the
hands are in water for any length
of time. But if rubbed with either
vinegar or lemon Juice, it will
make them soft and white, anti
prevent chapping.
Q. How can I slake waffles of
griddle cakes so that they will all
he the same size?
A. Mix the batter in a large
pitcher. They will be uniform in
size and evenly baked by pouring
the batter instead of using a spoon
or dipper.
Q. How can I make a cement
for glass?
A. Cement for attaching objects
to glass eau be made by melting
together one part of resin and two
parts of yellow wax.
Q. flow can I mend a woolen
11.
sweater that has a large holo in
it?
A, Try basting a "piece of mater-
ial on the wrong side and darning
through the patch. It. will make•
the darn stronger and will keep
the shape of the garment.
Q. How can I clean a very
;easy sink?
A, Dust well with scouring pow-
der and then sprinkle with am.
monis. The ammonia will kill the
disagreeable pdor and a rag and
hol water will wipe out all grease.
Defeated
4 southern Negro struggled
desperately with his draft ques-
tionnaire. After much sweating
and worrying he gave up in de-
spair, returned the paper with a
notation: "I'se ready when you
is."
RUINED CHURCH IN WAR'S WAKE
Cultural casualty of the fighting in Italy is the 1100 -year-old St.
Thomas Cathedral, shown here with its roof destroyed and its donee
a shattered shell. The famous church is reported to have been blown
all by German units retreating during the bitter fighting with the
Canadian's In Ortona.
BARK MUST BE WORSE THAN BITE
A fearsome pattern of smoke "'and flame belches from this large
Gerinan railroad gun as it booms at the oncoming Russians. With
t4nconscious humor, the German caption on this picture, received
1hr.ough a neutral source, located the cannon in "an endangered
sector of the Russian front," which would place it almost anywhere
he the thousand- miles between the Gulf of Finland and the Black Sea.
HELL -DIVING
H re's an idea o1 what Japs at
Rabaul saw when '23 "Helldivers"
...reamed through some 80 Zeros
and heavy flak barrage to leave
Rabaul harbour an inferno of
smashed ships. In photo above,
landing barges circle as dive
bomber roars down on,: "enemy
shore."
Employees Of Tea
Company' Honored
Newspaper advertising Itas been
almost the exclusive medium for
advertising products of the Saluda
Tea Company throughout Canada
and United States for 50 years, it
was announced by company of-
ficials in celebrating the 55th an-
niversary of the founding or the
company by the late Icon. F. C.
Larkin.'
More than 150 employees of
Salada Tea attended a celebration
at the Royal York, given by G. R.
Larkin and his sister, Miss L.
Aileen Larkin, in appreciation of
employees' co-operation in meeting
wartime problems.
Thirty-four employees wile have
been with the company for 25
years or more; were honored by
presentation of suitably inscribed
watches by Miss Larkin.
The highest wind velocity ever
recorded in the United States
was one gust of 231 miles an
hour in 1034 atop 'Mount Wash-
ington, New Hampshire.
fate
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Poultices of Mecca re love pain, brine out cotes,
heals quickly; no scar. 25c, 35c, 50 , $1.00.
G , R
Sufferers of
bleeding and
Pro t r '1ding.
piles should
know Bunkers Herbal Pi]ls treat
the cause at its source, Money
back it the first bottle does not
satisfy. Buy from your druggist.
STOPPED
QUICKLY
0ulchlsilmlitaoflctlm¢mloalmaa,rolhas 6� t , .r+;'
calami otimna3¢ sausel to vase s •.,
55, softie, of ,l, agststa proves it or money be k
Relieves distress from MONTHLY
FEqY ,k
uw�ae e�
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EA' •S
Lydia E1. Pinkham's Vegetable ,
Compound not only helps relieve �'
monthly pain but also weak, nerv-
ous: feelings—dile to monthly fuile-
' tional.disturbaneee. It helps build up
reeistp,nce against distress of "diffi-
cult days." Made in Canada,
Canada's Position
In The Air World
T.C.A. Laying Foundations
For Future Of Aviation
In Canada
It is still too early to prediet
the shape of . the world after the
war, says H. J. Symington, I5.C,,
Presiden t, Trans -Canada -Airways:
It is true our thinkingle
not limited to guessing and
planning isgoing on but as con-
ditione are continually changing it.
seems to me essential that we
remain flexible In our thinking
and planning.
The same is, of course, true of
aviation, which wo all know will
play an Important part in the
world after the war. It has' coma
so much to the front in the world
picture, that it is now trite to say
aviation has opened up new per-
spective in human experience and
international relationships, that
it has, indeed, changed geography
and given us a new world. We
are conscious as never before of
gobal air routes and already
before the war is won, we
are beginning to hold conferences;
to formulate policies and to lay
down plans for equipment and
services. Much of our thinking
about post-war aviation must per-
force be speculative and the time
has not come when the natione
can throw them open for public
discussion.
« « *
It is important to know, how-
ever, that Canada is well aware
of its strategic position in what
has been called "the air world".
The shortest routes between
North America and Europe and
Asia cross this Dominion. This
gives its at once an opportunity ..
and a responsibility and Hie Can-
adian government has been quick
to realize both. Some time ago,
it set up an interdepartmental
committee on international civil
aviation which is making a thorough
study of the whole question and
which advises the government on
procedure. The Trans- Canada
r f •5✓/y"r� r U'kY t�
,‘fati LAVAL,
Air Lines, too, is exploring all the
ramifications,
Trans -Canada has been desig-
nated as the instrument of the
Canadian Government In interna-
tional air transport In addition to
being given the responsibility of
operating all main line systems In
Canada,
* 0 iy
The record of the past year
has demonstrated that the con-
fidence the Canadian Govenment
has placed in Trans -Canada Air
Lines has been fully justified.
Though not on a commercial
basis, nor as part of its regular
operation, T.C.A. actually began
flying the Atlantic this past sum-
mer, in a special government war-
time service. Passengers on
urgent war business and tons of
important cargoes, and mails for
the troops overseas, have been
carried in large aircraft operated
by T.C.A. crews.
The volume of traffic in 1943
showed a considerable increase
over the previous year, (Figures
for the last three mouths are
estimated.) Passengers numbered
141,000 an increase of 36,554, Mail
amounted to 3.900.000 pounds, an
increase of 1.591,189 pounds. Ex-
press weighed 840,000 pounds, an
increase of 477,I63 pounds, This
was more than double the amount
carried in 1942.
Winston Churchill, in prepar-
ing a speech, dictates to a typist
because he distrusts shorthand
notes.
And He Worries
About Breakfast!
Back of an award of a `military
medal to a New Zealand private
lies the story of a small New
Zealand force besieged in a strong
point by the Japanese during the,
Solomons fighting.
The officer and the only com-
missioned officer present were
wounded and the cook took com-
mand
ommand of the, defense and directed
It ably, holding off the Japanese
all night and killing a number of
the enemy.
But when datv). came and idle
fighting ended the coon began to
look troubled,
"What's the matter?" his
buddy asked,
"I've got to get out of here,"
the coo_Ic said, "I should be get-
ting breakfast ready 11030."
Kidneys Meat
,
Excess acids, poisons and wastes in your
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back-
ache Nervousness, Rheumatic Pains, fre-
quent headaches and feeling worn out,often
are caused by 0ldney and Bladder troubles.
Usually
foes righteto work helping the dose
neys clean out excess acids and wastes. And
this cleansing, purifying iildney action, in
fust a dry or so, may easily make you feel
younger, stronger and better than in years,
The Iran clad money -back agreement on
Cystex insures an immediate refund of the
full cost unless completely satisfactory. You
have everything to gain and nothing to lose
under this money back offer so get Cystex
from your druggist today.
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HATCHANO EGGS WANTED. \V1f
require additional breeding fl oche
all breech: to supply us with hut-
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aeasun 17oe1 s `riled mut bloud-
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pt'emiunt paid Also turkey leucite
needed. rue:Iterate wanted: 11u•rr•d
Atocks, White Lcghorns, White
hocks and 111000 :Ausaratorns
syllable for breeding. 30 rite fur -
full detail+ irmuediatals. Box 79,
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late ship„le'nt and a II/lilted
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C11O10E LAVING AND Alcor TO
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300013, .10)1inlforrl, Ontario.
AN 10((1A DAY 1VOU1.D DE \YEL-
mime in every hone in Britain.
Right now thes'r•e probably lucky
to .get nn egg 't month, .Even If
the wo' were to End tunorrov
there win be a demand for 0gga.
and other food pr0dilals'that we
+an't hope 10 fill. 1\'e')•o front
line 1lrodueers and as such we
have an obligation to our front
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Also laying and ready to lay
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Free catalogue I.'wed Elie Chien
Hatcheries Limited, 1''creme, Ont.
'UH) 00110 'TOO LATE
rte
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your baby chicks
now. One doper books your order.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Britan-
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WE HAVE SOME CHOICE WRITE
Leghorn laying and ready to laY.
pullets at reasonable prices. Also
Barred Rocks and hybrids, Free
. catalogue, also clay old chicks
for immediate delivery. Tweddle
(titch ernteherles Limited, Ferg-
us, Ontario..
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_Sr. W.,. Toronto.
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