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FO ° VICTORY.
OUR FIGHTING MEN ARE DOING
THEIR JOB — WR MUST DO OURS
WHAT IS OUR. JOB? Right now it is to invest
every available dollar in Victory Bonds—
then to hold them so that our dollars will
keep fighting with our men until Victory
is won.
When you buy Victory Bonds, you invest in
Canada, at good interest with repayment on
due date certain.
. Should you require assistance to purchase
Victory Bonds, this Bank will arrange to make
you a loan repayable over a period of six
months at the sarrie rate of interest as the Bond
pays you.
Buy Victory Bonds to the very limit of your
resourcs-THIS WAY IS VICTORY.
THE
DOMINION BANK
C. H. CARLISLE,
President
WARbROBE STOCKTAKING
Now's The season for taking stock
of your winter wardrobe. You have
a couple of dresses that are in the
dubious class. Maybe they would
make over successfully arid then
ROBERT .RAE,,
General Mama'
again, the material may not be worth -
it. Here's one way to tell. Cottons,
silks. and rayons should be held up
to the light to see the weak spots
around the places where tears or
breaks ---have already occurred. It
may still be possible to use other
n . (ColatInued, fiota Plugs
Mg fora Rock Oi ,Rtfmre4b,ird> , • TO
the farmer, as J' .. Longsta,
and Hatchery Inspeccto; aslsatc.•he-
wan., . points out, the trapnessttwl of
Poultry may neem just a tiresome.,
never-ending chore, the fact Is, it is
a very necessary and vital part of
the Canadian :poultry production pro-
gram.
Just as the grain grower cleans his
seed and rejects shrunken grains,
weeds, and dirt, so the I ..O.P. breeder
in co-operation with the R.O.P. Inspec-
tor culls out the 'poorly developed and
undesirable birds. A farmer does not
seed' his entire farm without having
had the grain tested„ for germination:
The germination test in potiitry breed-
ing is done by the R.O.P. poultry
breeder by trapnesting pullets for
their first full year's lay. In doing so
he is working for the advantage of
the whole poultry industry. The eggs
are separately marked, the Chicks
when they come, are banded by num-
bered leg bands and the numbers re-
corded with the number of the sire
and dam. When mature, the chicks
are trapnested to' see •if the dam, af-
ter producing sufficient eggs to quali-
fy in Record of Performance, can pro-
duce the quality of chicks to 4 arry
On the job of profitable production.
Just as germination, rapid growth,
resistance io disease, early, maturity
and heavy production are important
to the farmer, so fertility and 'hatch-
ability, rapid feathering and develop-
ment, ability to live, early maturity
and heavy production are the main
issues to the poultryman.
It should be the aim of everyone
raising poultry, when chicks have to
be bought, to buy .R.O.P., and R.O.P.
sired chicks so as to benefit directly
by the breeding work and in this way
help forbvard Canada's poultry. pro-
duction program.
A farolirit suuer eo ...ptat ; n.
'"It'e not the heat, bit the PPM*
+In the winter, however, they becon.RA•
words of wiedoin. By ru •intalu ug
high humidity in the,home, bouseebe
d'ers will be more comfortable even'
though •temperaturesare lower. On
top of that, they will save many a,
shovelful of coal.
Even if it were not neoessarY to
save every bit of fuel possible, health
alone would indicate plenty of mois-
ture in the air. In winter the air
dry and thirsty. It must obtain Tabla-
ture from somewhere, and that some-
where is often from an individual's
body and nasal passages. Doctors
agree that there would be ,Fewer colds
and nose infections if humidity were
higher in Canadian homes.
There are several simple things
that will help to maintain higher
humidity. Here are a few of them:
Keep the pan in the hot air fur-
nace, if there is one, well-filled with
water. If this is not sufficient, place
cans of water just hiside the regis-
ters, not where they'll show, but
where they will do their work effec-
tively.
After taking a bath, leave the• hot
water standing in the tub until it is
Cold. At the same time 4eave the
bathroom door open so that the mois-
ture can penertate into the other
hooms.
Potted plants make good humidi-
fiers if they're kept well -watered.
Their porous pots literally ooze mois-
ture.
A pan. of water underneath the rad-
iator is a good substitute for the reg-
ular humidifying pans that fit on the
back of the radiator. A good idea is
to place one end of a small. ,piece of
absorbent cloth in the water, letting.
the other end hang over the side.
Homes heated by stoves need; ha+v'e , a' ;
no humidifying problems: J'u: t keep
i/;
pacts. Woollen material, which may
seem hopeless at first glance, has
brighter prospects when turned wrong
side out. Providing the ,holes aren't
too large or the nap too far gone, the
reversed material will often provide
the makings for a skirt or blouse.
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SPEED THE VICTORY!
You'd give everything you own right now to
see "Axis Surrenders'!" flashing across the
headlines. That news flash is comitfg. It's
coming soon. How soon, depends on you. 'rife-
way
lfeway to Victory is clear. Our boys,art`smashing
the enemy. But they need your help — your
purchases ' of 5th Victory Loan Bonds — to
speed their triumph, to give them that last
extra ounce of power. They're doing the I
fighting: you do the lending, for Victory and
;,heir quick return.
BUY BONDS!
• This war has to be fought on the
home front as well as on the fighting
front—.with dollars as well as with
bombs. Our fighting men are making
us proud of them—we are their:trusted
comrades our job -is to fight With our
work and our savings.
Every Victory Bond we, buy helps to •
shorten the war and bring our boys
home more quickly. Surely it is not too
much to ask that we economize more—
and lend more—to bring this about.
We know our money is safe in Victory
Bonds, because it is backed by all the
resources of Canada. And, as we save
and lend, we are building up a nest -egg,
to be spent after the war on all those
things which today we do without. Buy
more Victory Bonds.
Plan to buy bonds out of accumulated
savings and out of your earnings. The
authorized Victory Loan salesman, your
employer, or any bank or trust company,
can arrange it for you.
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