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} | { i f 4] i hy: a Sy TH i Saas Ba aE Pi tint . 'on as SN oS -------------- aT VRE nto AN 4 >. UAT AE A SOREN IY fal 2 MR LA Pe ER a A 1 wee + & FAREMNARIR Nias : Ses Ver Jedd heel i AE Le Uy ATARI G Eb a= pl oti Sp did ind ine Shi bd SoA a ga fg - vy A at Fi 58 AR SEAR RRS 5 Sa A SRS Ys ferry cre ER GIR SRE phn n a ~ y cz ------ x " Nazism Born In Munich In 1923 By R. J. Templeton In The Vancouver Daily Province It was the 9th of November, 1923, just about 20 years ago. Up a cobbled, climbing street in Mun- ich, capital city of Bavaria, march- _ed a ragzed brigade of two or "three thousand men, some wearing cheap nondescript uniforms, others dressed in their everyday clothes, all of them armed. At the head of this motley army marched two strangely different men: Corporal Adof Hitler, wear- ing ond of the cheap uniforms, and Field Marshal Ludendorff, wear. ing the respendent uniform of his rank, Along "the -sidewalks, keeping pace with 'the marchers, trotted excited boys and dogs. From win- dows and doorways men and wom- en looked out, some laughing, some wonering. All knew that an at tempt was. being made to take over by force the governmént of Bavaria, as the flrst step in a much whispered national coup d'etat. ' . . . Presently, approaching the top of the winding street, where stood the government buildings, the marchers saw before them a thin line of police, armed with muchine guns, barring their way. The boys und the dogs took cover behind. street corners. The men and women in the shops and houses looked out from their cau. tious vantage points. The march. ing men tramped on, The poilee captain blew his whistle, raised hls hand, called on the marchers to alt. They kept on. After all, they were two or three "thousand strong amd the police numbered, at wost, a score, Again the police captain called on the, magchers to halt. Then, as u final warning, he ordered a burst of machine gun fire ahove the marchers" heads and into the road- _ way ahead of them. - " ® = Corporal Adolf Hitler flung him. sell to the ground, scrambled side- ways on hands amd feet like a crab, and escaped up aside street, The others followed his example-- all of them except one man and the few who had been killed or seriously wounded by bullets rico. cheting from buildings and road- way. One man, and one man only, did not run. He was Ludendorfi,. The oll field marshal marched on, his head high, his stride uninterrupt- en. Reaching the police captain, he halted, saluted stiMy. In the strange silence that cama" over everything he scemed to reals jze, or the first time, that Some- thing was wrong. Swinging about, he looked down the street, desert. ed now by all but the accidentally killed and wounded. He swung back. His heels click ed together. Drawing his sword, he handed it to the police captain. "Take it," he said, red shame scarring his cheeks. "1 shall never again want to draw it for Ger- many." Problem Of Our Airmen After War Major Power Sede Biftiouls ties In Rehabilitating R.C.A.F. Boys Speaking in the House of (Com- mons, Major C. G. Power, Minister of Defence for Air, said the re- establishment of young airman now flying overseas would be one of the most important and dificult problems to be faced in the future, - The ost difitcult rehabilitation cases after the last war had been those of boys who had enlisted In their teens, ®Many of the young men now flying all over the world had not reached the age of 20, and their education sometimes was not completed. Their hazardous ware time occupations probably had dl- verted their minds from peace. time. . thinking about what - jobs they desired. Canada would have 'to look after a disability of the minds of these young men when they came back. - RETURN OF THE RUSSIAN NTT TR ~~Only bleak ruins remain to greet him as a soldier of the Red Army returns to his home in town retaken from the Nazis, This dramatic picture is from the March of Time's "One Day of War," docu- mentary filin of a single day on the many fronts of Russia as filmed by 160 Soviet soldier-photographers. Have YouHeard? ~The reporter limped in, "Well," said the news editor, "did you get the interview?" The reporter pointed t« a pair of black eyes. "We can't print a pair of black eyes. Where's the story?" The reporter lifted hts hat and bump on his displayed head. "Look," he repeated. "What good is that? print things like that. Didn't you get the chap to say a few words?" "Yes," was the reply, "but you can't print those either!" Man (employed by _an Aberdonian): "lI have been here ten years, sir, doing three men's work for one man's money, and now | "want a raise." Employer: "I canna gie yo that, but if ye'll tell me the a huge We can't lad replied unthinkingly: "Yes, sir, very!" "Who was that you were talking to for a whole hour at the gate?' asked Mr. Simpson, "That was Mrs. Smith; she hadn't time to come in," re- plied his wife. Buckwheat The reason for giving the name buckwheat to the grain frem which buckwheat flour is made is very simple, says the ort Wil. liam Times-Journal, The buck- wheat grain, while very mrch smaller, is of the same triangllar calor as a beech nut and naturally wag' called bockwheat or beuk- wheat at first. Time works "its changes on language us on every- thing else and so today this heech- wheat is called buckwheat, } HORSEBURGERS ON THE #13 ER Se X A, Headed for butcher shops to help relieve wartime meat shortage OOF were, wg 5 RG are these ex-farm horses in pen at Estherville, Ia., stockyards. names of the ither twa men I'll sack em." When the threat of invasion was at its height and all signposts had been removed, a motorist stopped a cdhntry yokel and en- quired of him the way to a cer- tain village. The yokel, pointing the direc. tion, replied: "That were tho way before the war, but I b'aint be tellin'. anybody now." At the end of a lesson in general knowledge the teach- er asked if any member of the class could tell her what he knew about Lord Wool. ton. . One boy got up. "He's the bloke what tells us to eat less of what we ain't gol, none of." - * r Little. Boy: "I met Mr, Jones in the street going to school, and he said he wanted to sce papa Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1, Which wedding anniversary calls for gifts of crystal? 2. Should one ever anger in a letter? 3. Would it be bad taste for a man to wear a tuxedo or dinner jacket to a formal dinner? express 4. What is the correct attire for a woman speaker at an eve- ning affair? 65. When a girl has been going with a young man for several months, and she knows his birth- day, should she give him a gift, if he has never given her one? 6. What is the correct way to eat celery? Answers 1. The fifteenth anniversary. 2. Never, A person should develop enough self-control to suppress anger oven verbally, but in a letter it stands as a permanent HARNESS & COLLARS WHAT. SCIENCE IS DOING PARACHUTES OF GLASS Army bombers are using para. chutes made of woven glass fib. res to drop million candle power flares. The glass chute is blackened with graphite to shield the air. men's eyes against the glare, This chute has to stand the in. tense heat of the million candle power flares and, although the glass fibres are almost as fine and light as silk, they can stand a temperature that would soften iron. ' Many other uses of fibre glass are secret. But a dozen are listed which are not-secret: On the sea coast, fibre glass goods are used in camouflage to stand extreme moisture. a The Navy is using the fibre to coat one side of insulating boards used in warships' interiors. This has freed enough aluminum to make 200 four-motored bombers, as the glass replaces an insulating material that had to be sheathed with aluminum, The signal corps uses field tele- phone cable made with woven glass, replacing metal and lighten. ing the weight. Ships and planes are using all sorts of cables cove ered with glass cloth, sometimes pure woven glass, sometimes mix- ed or impregnated with other ma- terials. Planes use the glass cloth for insulation against cold. The glass - makes warmer Army barracks, The prize exhibit is the tent work- shops used in the Arctic, where glass insulation has reduced the bulkiness of the structural Tater- fals by 75 to 80 per cent. STOPPED a Jit? 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Ozonized turpentine makes the paint with which it is mixed dry quickly, This is turpentine that has been exposed to the air and sunlight. Q. How can I give a shining appearance to cake icing? A, If butter is an ingredient in the icing for the cake, ice the cake and then put it in the oven for a few minutes with the door open. The frosting will have a smooth, shiny appearance. Q. How can I clean steel which has become very rusty? A. First rub with a cut onion and leave for a day. Then polish it with paraffin or turpentine and brick dust whichever you happen to have on hand. Q. What can I use as a sub. stitute when wax is not available for a floor that is to be used for dancing? 2 A. Powdered borax may ba used, and will prove a good sub. stitute. » Q. How should salad dressing be served? A, If possible, serve the dress- ing separately and let the guests help themselves. Not only does the lettuce wilt after--the dress. ing has bzen on it for any length of time, but people have so many different ideas in regard to salad dressing, The Calm Courage Of Women At War A naval"officer had gone down from Portsmouth to London with an important message to deliver without delay to the captain of a warship, relates the Windsor Star. He was to be picked up at the quay by a motorboat and taken to the warship. . Coincident with the arrival of the naval officer at the base came a blitz, As he took shelter in a porch, the naval man heard the familiar put-put-put of 'a motor- boat. Steered and manned by Wrens, the little craft nosed its way to the landing. Saluting as meticulously as ~ though on a parade ground, --in- stead of in a blitz, the Wren in charge reported to! the officer. The girls took him out to the warship, waited for him and brought him back - right through the worst of the business. The Wrens took the duty in stride, never worrying about bombs or LF > danger, . . Copper, gold, ivory, tin, dia. monds and palm oil are all found in quantity in the Belgian Congo. died in "camps, and 744,000 had been exe- INAPIPE! GROWN IN SUNNY, Picobac! IT DOES TASTE GOOD SOUTHERN ONTARIO Even Mother Goose Rhyme Goes 'Plastic' Plastic playing cards now, and plastic hair brushes; the new baby next door sleeps in a plastic bassinet; we shall ride in plastic cars when and if we ride again, and Mother Goose is due for re- vision, There was a plastic man, In a nobby plastic tile, He found a plastic nickel Beside u plastic stile. His plastic-loving wife, She' wore a plastic blouse, And they both lived happy Tu a little plastic house, * Plastics are said to date from 1868, when a printer made a bil- liard ball out of gum camphor and cellulose nitrate, It was as good as ivorp in every respect but one. other ball it exploded. -- New York Times. } . 3,400.000 Murdered By Huns In Europe The Inter-Allied Committee said recently that, on the basis of persons had been murdered in oc- cupied. Europe, - "The figures are mostly Ger- man so the extent of the toll of human life and suffering is only partially revealed," the commit- tee said. "Deaths at the hands of Gestapo agents are never reveal ed and accurate information is difficult to obtain." The committee said 2,500,000 persons had been executed or had Polish concentration cuted in Yugoslavia. Other totals include: France, 24,000; Greece, 18,000; Czecho- Slovakia, = 2,463; Netherlands, 2,200; Belgium, 193; Norway, 140 and Luxembourg, 129, The figures do not include vie- tims of towns such as Lidice, Czecho-Slovakia and. others in Yugoslavia and Greece which were wiped out in reprisal for sab- otage or resistance. In collision with an-. Reindeer Meat To Help Out Rations Gam» and other delights of the gourmet are helping to solve the food problem, One piece of good fortune is the surplus of reindeer on Nunivak Island, off the coast of Alaska, From fewer than 200 animals the herd has increased in twenty five years to an esti. mated 19,000, with browse enough to support only about 10,000 re- ported to be available. All buck fawns of the 1943: crop and surplus adults are to be "killed and the meat supplied to the armed forces a civilians. Elk present a nilar picture. . In United States national parks - they are protected. During the present winter, co-operation of state and national agencies, fa. vored by weather and otler fac« tors, has made possible a total reduction to 7,230 elk. The meat of the killed animals was conusm- ed by the Indians and residents of Montana, . Although many different dia- lects are spoken in, China, the written language is the same in all sections, HOW TO RELIEVE PILE TORTURE QUICKLY AND" EASILY: It you are groubled with itching iles or rectal soreness, do not de- ay treatment and run the risk of letting this condition become chron- le. Any itching or, soreness or pain ful passage of stool {is nature's warning = and proper treatment should be secured at once. For this purpose gel a .package of Hem-Roid from any druggist and use as directed. This formula which {s used Internally is a small, easy to take tablet, will quickly relieve the itching and sorencss and aid in healing the sore tender spots. Hem-Roid Is pleasant to use, Is highly recommended and It seems the height of folly for any one to risk a painful and chronic pile condition when such a fine remedy may be had at such a small cost, If you try Hem-Roid and are not . entirely pleased with the resulls, your druggist will gladly return your money. 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BABY CHICKS FUEL WOOD WANTED PERSONAL HYBRIDS FOR EXTRA VIGOUR MAPLE, BIRCH AND MIXED ELIJAH COMING BEFURB cordwood. First or second 3 LW ful_book sent free. flro Bapular purebreds, Complete growth. Also Millwood. State Shtist, older haol list, ages. Fairview Farms, St. Marys, Ontario. CHICKS WORLD RECORD PRODUCTION STRAINS -- Chicks -- large Leg- horns, Rocks, Reds, Australorps, Sussex, Leghorn Itocks Sussex Reds from Banded and blood. tested breeders. Livabllity guar- fied, MARTIN CHICK FARMS, full particulars and lowest prices. Walter Schiess, 19 Melinda S8t., Toronto. ' , DIEING & CLEANING - HAVE YUU ANYTHINU NEEDS 'avelng or cleaning? Write to us for Informution. We are glud to auswer your questions. Depart. ment H, Parker's Dye Works Limited, 19! Yonge Streel, To- ronto. DABY CHICKS GAYWOQDS QUALITY CHIX. "Qualit at reasonable prices. Free catalogue. Immediate deliv- ery, - Produced from our own blood-tested stock. Gaywood Farm, Mount Hamilton, EGSS AND POULTRY ARE NOT among the rationed goods. They are needed In unlimited supplies --here and overseas. Make your flocks real front liners, every hen a war worker, Don't walt till the last minute to order trels, choice to hel livery. Bray capons. ive a ec with quicker de- atchery, "130 John 8t. N., Hamilton, Ont. CRITICAL, MEAT SHORTAGE continues. Make money with uation is definitely serlous. Many retail butchers have closed u shop for want of meat to sell. The outlook {is critical. Poultry and eggs have come into thelr own. Both bring prices that will ©. leave you worthwhile profits if you get the right kind of chicks. and pullets. We have the capacity per week, but the really tremendous. Send Tweddle catalogue, also turkey and older pullets. Special prices demand 7, for hatching yet 100,000 ig o FOR SALE equipped, H. Carruthers, Eau Claire, Ont. - GUN & RIFLE SIGHTS WEAVER TELESCOPIC SIGHTS for guns and rifles; all models; low prices. Wm. Little, Box 862, Ottawa, Ontario. HAIRDRESSING, SCHOOL LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. Informution Megiddo Mission, Rochester, New York. CHOTHGRAPHY DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH rhe Heat, Hain. or Hall HAVE YOUR SNAPS Dellvered by Mall Any 6 or 8 expusure [film perfectly develuped and printed lor only 2Zbe, Supreme quality and (ast service Buatunteed. IMPERIAL PHOTO. SERVICE Station J. lurvnte ? 60 PHOTO STAMPS OF SWELT- heart, Mother, anyone, only $1.25, 100 for $2.00. Send 10c (creditea), for our literature and samples. Prairie Distributors, Dept. WIC, Wimmor, Sask, Canada. REPRINTS MADE FROM NEG- atives 3c each. 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EVERY SUFFERER OF been. thwarted and when they about Somme ing, Sel 38 Shen who writes such a letter regrets MANY AILMENTS 2d Slated cockerels, Tweddle SS TRDICAL Rheumatic Pains or Neuritls > came back -there was a letdown I I deeds Rnd 'what it many, many times, Yes. Unless . L molds' Qutck Action Rus, ontario er es Limited, Fer. - . -- {pein = Pon Vi Pixos 338 Heine from the thrills of training and S: $ he has formal evening dress he GOOD RESULTS -- EVERY SUF. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00, " ; ; did my little pet say to Mr. : raised by Thousands HOOKS & NOVELTIES fercr from Rheumatic Pains or i operational flying, Jones? should not attend. 4. A simple NOVELTIE Neuritis should try. Dixon's Rem. TURKEY BGGS WANTED "LYMOIDS are easing to the throat and lieve the hacking cough." Munro's Drug Store, = 335 Wl ha 3 } edy. When that period of letdown Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. Little Boy: "I called him an old evening dress, 5, No. The man MEN! SEND 10¢c. FOR WORLD'S comes that young man , , , has ' should be the first to begin giy- lo writes a Toronto resident. That unsol funniest joke novelty and cat- WANTED -- DBRONZH TURKEY a; + 4 : 1 , ; 3 i - " 1 7 18 becomo nerve weary," sald Mr. gealineds and threw a snowball | 0 gifts, Send him-a nice birth. | Leplimonial is swwported By thousands of aise" of Weatbrn" Distt ioutors OFFER TO INVENTORS Wite Toe. Dindeay Blonitis {18 Power, "He is suffering from mind . "day card, 6. Pick it up with- the bave an uick relief with LYMOIDS, (Box 24 FWI, Regina, Sask, ------ a ENTOR Hatchery, 33 Melbourne St. West, a fatigue." = ' : 4 bi h 1k 0) or thivat frritation, hoarse. - AN OFFER TU EVERY INV U Lindsa#, 'Ont., Sr - - gue. ails " " fingers and bite into the stalk, . ness an coughing Ita blend of soothing COWS FOR SALE List of Inventions and full (nfor- ie - ~ How to treat these men was a Hey, Mom," exclaimed . medicinal oils should bring quick relief. L8-4 mation sent free. The Ramsay TURKEY SADDLES difficult problem. "Thé Air Force the little boy, tugging at his Most stores sell LYMOIDS tn handy site 10c and JERSEY BREEDERS . = Co, Lisissterad patent Attorneys, N 25¢ boxes, If unobtainable, send 10¢ in stamps or i IRC A 273 'Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada. oY EB 172) V proposed to send some to conva- mother's "hand, * "isn't that Goins to LYMOTDS, 119 earl Street, Toronte, | PHANG PHAGES IPL =. mf TORREY fan enn ow, Say : lescent homes, but there were monkey + just like Uncle funy Qotredited cows = sale,' OATS = 1¥ Lansdowne Ave. London, Ont. + " 3 - : Ne " py 2 B esters an excellen pro. T on 1 3 a ------ : ' those who did not want to -hear JamesZe | fi ducers. Took them over and take | OATS: CAN SUPPLY IN ANY SUGAR SUDSTITUTE ¢ ~~ any more about war and. never Hush!" said his mother. " " our own cholce. = Bokarfarm, quantity, Mabel and _ Caftier. - + 2 wanted to see a uniform agaln "Don't be so rude!" MIDDLE-A E RR 1, . Whitby, 'Ont, Heaistored, ahd No. 1, R. Bruce SUGAR SUBSTITUTE .CAN DR = ee ---- 3, i 3 d ~ who should be sent away some- "Ah; the monkey) didn't Sng ; FOOT DALM : == node price hs ty TE where, Rehabilitation, completion hear me, Mom!" (38:52 . = «PATENTS free with purchase - of . Book. ) BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys . Household {ints. Price onl 'of education, and vocational train. - ', s. offensive. odor instantl iH TTT 'UML q Y Y ; - botit ° . FETHERSTUNHAUGH & CUMPANY $1.00. N. Willus,:Sapton, Manitoba, ing "could be arranged, but he As the mathematics professor HEED THIS ADVICE! De ror aa ent enman Patent Solicitors, Ksiablixnea feared the finding of jobs for the was working out an example on If you're restless, NERVOUB--- -- : si = totter of et Shonto: TRACTOR PARTS ~ Alr Force men would not be easy, the blackboard, he noticed that Bs hot fiasl es, dizziness caused FURS, HIDES, WOOT, "quest. ns TRACTOR PARTS NEW AND " Fail ay one of the 'pupils wasn't paying try Lydia E. Pinkhanvs Vegetable BHIP US YOUR HIDES, FURS, MILK CANS RENEWED used, for all mukes of tractors * India is divided into 11 prov. any attention, So, he said sharp. Compound, Made especially for Wool, Horsehair, Top prices. - i General Auto and Tractor Supply, ake British Indi ly: en. Hun 0! USANCA re rompt - returns, Pearlman & RUSTY MILK CANS RETINNED 1? Frederick St. Kitchener, Ont, jases that ma hd Sikieh Inla Y Board, Jotfvies, board t? markabls heipe d, Follow bel direc. Goldberg, 180 Front Street, East ifke now. We also buy Qu cans. 2 r= and 562 separate prihecipali ' , bo 3 \ } oronto. Government: [License ' Montreal nning etinning ISSUE No. 12--43 Wool Grading Station No. 232, Co, Ltd, Montreal, known as the Indian States, Roused from his day-dream, the