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ft hteafbdm tested in osnsvdtan fatocry xrforc the ppuoatton of the copper driving bud olmtiimdoffcew ars being turned oat daily o4ptidn- weeeend whar britihdlsewives j newciyarjob br trkokpentex famous wusfcl twelve motion british moan have now ink jeb vjiey are housewives called to arms in ftyattorfiig broadcast speech by sir heitait tiorrtv britttti minister of to light wife kb mttribote the good bouse- vlrl 1wtftl i wife all etoitl world thrift m this ob and at 1 nor is pledged to be ob d at w jar every samp of imp material that can be tamed into w matatal at this thne of increased p o imntons of ton space a year can thne be saved for fwee neihitlehr britain ftnporto from there is no need to stress the im portance of their service its values may be gauged from the fact that one email london district la already making a hundred pounds a week iran the sale of household waste for rigfood this is only one of five groups of materials which can be sand in the national interest the others am pa weapons with which to wage whichwill be wielded nev- m op in the campalg was march to those uu iters of evciiy home where lumber is kept bvery hoqaswtfe knows the strange assort ment of amms jftjectsabe keeps be- cause they may one day be useful the a of twelve homes xepresented vi it hadto be codee- got to the factories to be tamed mto war material with the toast posrible delay so every town every village throughout the country made a bat- tabon of ksek to get on with the job- wuheach other in the speed with which they could nnnsjiluu it- a town in kent had its ten thous and houses cleared and the material delivered to the factories in km than jtfcls la how they did it one housewife in every street cal- ledon all the others she made a list of those who would want help in the sorting of their lumber those e small ebudren had not thne per- to give a whole morning to turning out every cupboard in the house another list was made of those with time enough to give help to others working patties were grou ped together these went from bouse to house sorting cupboards the attic garage even garden sheds all sal vage was sorted carefully to its pro- tier group then canted outto lor ries and driven direct to factories waiting to deal with it warned in another town enlisted the help of small bays to hejp with the loading they borrowed ears and lorries- drove them up and down the roads one lorry loaded four tons of scrap metal in less than an hour a london borough asked everybody to hunt out then- scrap metal and put it an jhe pavement outside then- homes for collection next day the streets presented an extraordinary sight outside each bouse was an incredmle assortment of objects there were beds baths palls old bseydes and prams lawn mowers garden ratting childrens toys awen hair curlers and lipstick cases were to be seen destined for transformation into guns tanks and aeroplanes it must not be unagtaed however that this campaign to turn raw ma terial into war material la a mere skirmish to be settled by one on slaught on household junk bach recruit has helped to launch the first attack with the donation of her homes reserves she is preparing now a blockade of dally vigilance be- gardlng her home as a battle position which waste must not be allowed to leer unless marshalled in the nation al interest in peacetime great britain used three and a half minion tons of paper a year in war much more is needed special paonvli arentedjocjhe mak ing and packing of explosives pho tographic tracing and chart papers are needed for the army navy nd ain force more than loyooo tons of cleag waste paper la available for man every week so the sev- jucof every possible scrap is one of the most important of the salvage armys duties each member wul tie the paper she saves into a neat parcel to put on her doorstep for ooueotion there win be newspapers food cartons cigarette boxes letters and wrapping paper r- pulpad and p these will serve again- as rifle and shell cases and food containers for the troops there will be other parcels on her tool one for bones these valuable part of household explosives feeding stuffs fertili se glue tor aeroplanes one for rags and old clothing of all description these make blankets there will be a parcel of metal metal tops from milk bottles tooth paste and face cream tubes the tins which have contained vegetables chocolate meat milk and fish these all have a variety of war uses a pail for household scraps must have a place how valuable these are for the reeding of pigs and poultry can oe gathered from the fact that special machinery for their conver sion into meal is being installed in various parts of the country no j than forty pigs can be fed each week from the kitchen waste of every the am hwunl it does not matter bow small the parcels are as long as the contents of each are proper sorted for easy des patch to the proper quarter it takes only one old envelope to make a cartridge wad r each housewtfew thrift resulted the saving of only too ounces of bones a weak britain would get more than 30400 tons a year one or two una saved every wed from every home would make an en ormous yearly tonnage and it take only one ton of metal to make iso cases for 18 pounder shells unlmposlng though the work of this army may seem to the housewtvea of other sands it lsan importenttit somewhat strange development of modern war bvery pound each brit- watch our window l li i in i i f r fejfc peict lelw sadie 13c 2 lor 25c lhs codicclioncry k detective tm rackcar vumo a tolchddwn jm b brawn martha jf7 erie mere fox new vir fcfimiaeity j 7 ktssn- ney and v on active service ic isehtthi 2torxv mr aorrie kennedy and sfjss bath bfcmwav spent ute weekend in nas- amk r pminiw frank and uum jean warrehtle spent jjet wjev vevajfonlng in halfcurton mr and sfrs ami owewv ame and john oftprotrto spent sunday with lhtrfotssrs 3 k oweul mr nd mrs atvm oimq of behevllle wen guests of the ullfco over the houday afrsvf smith and son dannie of kitchener are visiting vdthmr and mrs oexnem moouray mrs bhwe and daughter dorlst of ottawa spent last week with her sis ter mrs roy weston mr and mrs william frampton of toronto were week end visitors with mr and mrs cyril brandcord mr doug murray spent the holiday week end in oahasm with bis par ents mr and mrs a murray misses blva porter and beta gray of new toronto visited their aunt week end than the saving of money and ship ping space her thrift is providing something m sailor need not risk his urn to replace as she puts out her parcels on col- days she can be proud of her wffl her doorstep ammunition help to shorten the war rayejl fob fkacb drafted sy canadian womens omes mrs a burgess last mbe margaret bvans left this week for wbodbridge to resume her duties as teacher in 8 ft no is vaughan miss bernloe mcdonald has return ed after spending a holiday at the young peoples camp at ryerson beach mm bdlth osfarander toronto ls spending some ttme in town with mr and mrs william ostrander and other friends mr a hjperrott forni ter of georgetown bano has joined the veterans guard and is now sta tioned at ottawa mr and mts wm arnold of ac ton and miss elisabeth langan of toronto spent the holiday with miss may iiangan mrs p e kucup and daughters basel and evejjn of windsor nova scotia spent a fen days last week with mrs kilcupa sister mrs a col lins mhn mar joiy rnman of dunnville returned to town on tuesday and will take up her duties as teacher of mathematics at the georgetown high school next week mrs c b dayfoot has returned from a holiday spent at muskoka falls with her son mr arthur daysoot who is engaged in home mission work in that district mr brook barley spent the week end at the home of his parents on john street motoring from xanda where he is now employed be wi ecoompenled by miss diane perrott summer visitors with their grand mother mrs bmttr maodonald 4th xtae were misthelen m of oeoigetown who spent a weeks vaca tion and master bobble maodonavi milton for- five weeks mr lewis bunwjerstone been taking a apeetal course of study in toronto left- this morning for kingston where he has accepted position with the aluminium oompany ofoanada ltd word reached here last week from an eastern oanada seaport that george mddau former loom hockey star and now with the ambulance dorps of the cabp had sailed with bis unit for giftm eli war ftormtf think worth whwfl r there comes into w irho can d stcertctn mtjl better umuv the available ft1 ve t ue job over ttrwmr r y that is wjufcfbttlip aibheitei widely kdriwn aa the north anur joan general stanager of the hud sons bsycomwunvis now the assistant master general 9 ord nance of this country s rmy kor some time mr chester has beep responalble for the oper ations and fortunes of the great hudsons bay wholesale and wtau stores and-since- the ordnauce- department is one that la largely concerned with storekeeping he would seem to be the right man for the joj he will be respon sible tor all equipment and cloth ing pf the fightingforces every thing from toothbnlshes to trous ers and units will come under his management to say nothing of food for men guns and machines and he must see thai all these things are at hand when and where they are needed and that tab axmfavfatfajvum enlisted in thetjnkfl of wm battalion ejngajzorst wfrfcj august 1914- and serve ouslyjn france nntfl the fftfptffn flf iwt tf wholijrjyiroffiedjbeurlae mobilised with the jansr otcapr tain in this war he wjlleerrrx no military rank and wearfnoji uniform but will be one ohaf army of cmhans whose itifam2m so vitally important hi malntajnr ing the etfldenoy of ourflght- tag forces sir cheteriosdj the staff of the hudsonst 3ompany in 183 and wa pointed general vsttejgnrfor the companys operattotsv north a- o 1m6 rftfti ik7w save with safety at your kexall i stop bo on doos one spot- xkjji suap 25c oiu nu uti enoubk fruit saline 30c school supplies fa n ode 1 we on ih1 lbs f in scfem ono8p 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