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A REPORTS
What Security For Farm Family
Must Be Keynote Of Future
Policy In Agriculture
Postwar measures suggested by
R. H. Hannam, President of the
Canadian Federation of Agriculture,
at a recent meeting of the Society
of Technical Agriculturalists, in -
eluded carrying forward some war-
time controls with modifications to
meet changing conditions and
peacetime objectives; some form of
t'egtilar marketing where control
of the product is necessary for an
effective marketing job. or to the
success of price floors; orderly or-
ganized movement of food supplies
to world markets; some measure
of direct or indirect control of pro -
'duction, with decentralization of
administration and regulations self-.
imposed by the producers to the
extent posible.
* *
All cheese now being made in
Ontario and Quebec will be taken
for export until further notice, ac-
cording to an order of the Dairy
Products Board, This is to assure
meeting of the 125 million pound
contract with Britain by March 31
next.
* * *
Increased by 305,000 since the
1941 census, the population of Ca-
nada is now 11,812,000, most recent
compilation of figures shows Que-
bec had an increase of 67,000; On-
tario, 33,000; British Columbia,
80,000; Alberta, 16,000; Nova Sco-
tia, 16,000; Manitoba, 2,000, and
Prince Edward Island, 1,000. New
Brunswick and Saskatchewan
showed decreases of 1,000 and 6,000
respectively,
* * *
Thirty-seven hundred carloads of
eggs, — approximately 2,400,000
cases or 72 million dozen, -- were
purchased this year in Canada by
Rhe Special Products Board for the
British Ministry of Food up to
June 28. In the same period last
year 1,700 carloads were purchased
by the Board, Ontario, Alberta and
Saskatchewan in that order contri-
buted the greatest quantities so
far this year.
Silk is used for gunpowder bags
because of its rapid and complete
combustion when the powder is
detonated.
How Can !?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I remove paint stains
from clothing?
A. Either fresh or dry stains can
be removed from delicate mater-
ials without injury by sponging
with chloroform. Wash fabrics can
be saturated with turpentine, rub-
bed well between the hands and
then washed in soapy water. For
a very old and dry stain, add a
little ammonia to the turpentine
and soak the stains in this for an
hour or two before laundering,
Q. How can I make better sweet
pickles?
A. A small amount of vanilla
and a small amount of lemon ex-
tract added to the syrup just before
it is poured over the fruit will add
a delicious flavor when making
sweet pickles.
Q. How can I remove perspir-
ation from silk?
A. Perspiration stains on a deli-
cate silk garment can usually be
removed by rubbing gently with a
soft dry cloth.
Q. How can I avoid clogging
the sink drain?
A. Hot grease should not be
poured down the drain pipe of the
sink. It will congeal as soon as it
strikes the cold pipe and tend to
clog it.
Q. How should blisters from
sunburn be opened?
A. Do not break sunburn blist-
ers, as this only adds to their dis-
comfort. A new layer of skin will
form under the blisters and they
will break of their own accord.
Artic Route Tough
Summer or Winter
There has been some question in
the minds of sailors on the Arctic
route to Russia, as to whether they
prefer to make the trip in the
summer or in the winter. It is
a choice of evils; in the winter
there is the frightful cold, and the
heavy weather, but there is some
protection from the enemy in the
darkness of the 24-hour nights. In
the summer the going is a little
more comfortable, but the 24-hour
daylight exposes the ships to con-
stant observation and attack from
the enemy. The daylight is now
getting quite long in the Arctic
but the weather was reported as
"murderous,"
BARBERING IN THE BREEZE
"It's cooler outside" was the 'decision of a Milwaukee barber, who
promptly moved his chairs and equipment out onto the sidewalk,
where customers could enjoy the breeez, to say nothing of ,the
breezy sights,
PRETTY SOFT Crew of Four Mans
Midget Submarines
The ntidget submarines, known
as "X" craft, are like ordinary sub-
marines, but much smaller and
even more cramped and have no
conning tower. They are manned
by a crew of four. They are .akout
40 feet long. The only superstruc-
ture is a guard rail for the two pe-
riscope tubes and a mast -like air
vent. To this is attaeliecl a steel
arm with a strong leather belt, to
which the captain straps himself
when on the fleck for observation
purposes.
It will be soft sleeping for this
Allied soldier if only he can hold
on to the prize he picked up in re-
captured Cherbourg— a nice, com-
fortable mattress,
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. What should one do and say,
if "when entering a row of seats
in a theater, it is necessary for
other persons to rise to allow you
to pass?
2, Would it be all right for a girl
to wear a slack suit when taki,nk a
trip by bus?
3. What is the correct way to
eat watermelon?
4. If a pian is a strictly business
acquaintance, and a woman meets
him at a social affair, is she obli-
gated to recognize him?
5. In what form should an ac-
ceptance be written when replying
to a wedding invitation?
6. Should the cream and sugar
be placed in the cup before the
coffee is poured, when eating
breakfast?
Answers
1. Face the stage and pass as
quickly and easily as possible. If
the other persons rise, say "Thank
you". 2. Yes, it would be all right
as slacks are now being worn on
all informal occasions. However,
to be correct, a dark dress or suit
would be preferable. 8. With a -
fork, cutting a small piece at a
time, and leaving the seeds on the
plate. 4. Not unless she desires in,
but she usually does unless there
is some good reason whys: '',•ar,
should not. 5. Write it in the third'
person, following the wording. i
the invitation, repeating •in yo~ie.
acceptance the place, date, and
hoer. 6. Yes.
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MOD
Hcwe You Heard?
The plumber rang the bell and
as it happened both the master
and mistress of the house came to
the door. As they stood in the
hall the husband, who was very
methodical, said:
"r wish before we go upstairs
to acquaint you with the trouble,"
"1''nl very pleased to meet you
ma'am," said the plumber.
—o—
A recent advertisement states:
"It took twelve thousand
workers to put that bottle of
milk at your door,"
Yes, it sounded as though it
did.
—0—
"Johnny," said his mother, sev-
erely, "someone has taken a big
piece of ginger cake out of the
pantry."
Johnny blushed guiitly, a n d
'fidgetted around.
"Oh, Jolniny," she exclaimed, "1
didnt' think it was in you!"
"It ain't all," replied Johnny,
"part of it's in Elsie."
—o—
She read the fancy recipes,
Each one a tempting winner,
Then, dashing to her kitchen,
fixed
Some ham and eggs for dinner.
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Fashion note: There will be
little change in men's pockets
this year.
ITC
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athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and otheritching
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The Pick of Tobacco
The largest .submarine of the
Netherlands navy, the Zwaard-
visch (Swordfish), has a displace
went of more than 1,500 tons.
The Dutch have fully -equipped
air squadrons operating from Enge
land with the R.A.F, and the Br-
tish naval air forces.
THE CURIOSITY'S MUTUAL
This' 61 -year-old Chamorro crone on Saipan gazes with avid curi-
osity at photos displayed by Tech. -Sgt. Don Brown, USMC, Val-
lejo, Calif,, but her curiosity is equalled, if not outdone, by the lea-
therneck's, who has revised conception of Pacific island beauties.
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' 20 ROCK HENS, 1 YEAR OLD,
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IF YOU'VE OLDER BIRDS, IT
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SLIPIT HARNESS DRESSING
Finest leather and harness pre-
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ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
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Toronto.
hfACDONALD C O M B IN ATI ON
grain and seed Thresher with
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342 SECTION. 185 CULTIVATED,
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tractor and other machinery, all
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SLAPS ANT) EDGiNGS. 4' SO6'T
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Ii cLP WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE, WOMAN TO
take full charge in farm home.
One adult to cook for. Widow::
preferred, respectable place Good
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tied state age. fare advanced,
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•
Ile schooi, grades 1 to 14. Mate
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encos in answer. Secretary,
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and Maisonville Twps,. rlourires,
Ontario.
PROTESTANT TIIIACIiEIt WANTED
for S. S. No, 10, Raglan. Ron,
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