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o)ver. 11t!ie with the- )r of Or( ss Frguonof RocheýS M -. anld Mis.Ger ~tn viJil e, Malsnn an<I Mrs. Mio ýon last , rw,of Toronto), ni oliday at the hiome ML, Mvïnd Mrs. R ýýiss Enýnice Mïdleton, of Tor- onto, Mr, T. J. Stevens, '-r. and on~ peït the Oivic lholidaywekndG W. Ailderson, of HIamIilton, at hme fthher Parents, M1c and Civbil oliday ith 31c and IM a~rs.Jas. iddieonB.RTyrreli. A odattendance is repo'rted in 0On July 22n1Id, Rev. S. it conneetion &J hthe DPeeorainDay received is appointment as Il ae i t MeCrea's Church anrd tain and p ait time chaplain w emeylast Sunday. Veterans G (uard1s of Cnaao Miss Della Chieaney, R.N.. of Tor- terinienit Camp No. 30, Rowii ontovisted her aunt, E. Tanmyn, 3%.'Fred Tamblyn spent a cverthewee-en, aso Mh- and is. holiday at Carnavon on Twvelve Reg Elittof -Kenýdal. Lakesiting at the cottage of J 1î,J J eflor preftched a ,rc-IJohn Wilkincon. AM. Tanmyni îîLicaL an tinriely sermion to a gooid- visited fricends a1t Cam"bîay a'd rWzed congregation at Park Street say on 1her waýyhme Chureh last .Sunday morning. Kýein Gamnsby, UvS. tn and ~ls.ii. , MurraIy was taken to arrived hm last Thiurs;day mio ni atunder the supervision of Bob- Oshawa hospmtalen Thursday o thwmi ey have been the guest teek and UnAmeret an operation on the past ten days, toioughlý, atraand k eýom-ing along ice- lighted 'with their outing as on-l,; ]y. knowvýs how to enitertain. '~WJ ORGATIIC NTHRTIC ~OR T.N.T. CHEMICALS RUBEER FOR ANARSTHETICS ETC. RISINI& Il - I PlASTICS I I FOR j Veal, R iflSQ, reg. size pkg J. CORNISH C CAFOR I AÏOUFLACGE ML~ XVIJIEN war demwands have 'been f'Villed... when invasion gasoline, aviation gasoline, Navy, fuel oil, petro- leurn for the manufacture of explosives, synthetic rubber, and gasoline for vwar industry, farming and essential truck- mng ail have been taken fomCanada's oil supply - t doesn't tearve a loe for the civilian! Figure it out for yourself. àt takes 5,2501,000 gallons of gaslin tofuel 5,00ý0 bomcbers and fighters for a mission over Germany. It takes enough Cil for one fueling of a baýtteship to heat an average house for 350 years. It takes 18,000 gallons of gasoline to keep one arnioured division on the move for one hour. Fromn petroleumn and petroleum gases we obtain the gasoline and fuels needed to power planes and ships and tanks as well as the raw material for acetone, ammonia and toluol for ex- poieorganic chemnicals for an- aesthetiçs, naphthas for camocuflage ,pints and plastics and resins f'or war weapons production. This is why civilian gasoline is short. This is why if's up to every mot»orîst, to every owixer of an olhae home, to exer-cise the strictest econom-y in gasoline or fuel oil us-age. Every gallon we can do without here at home is one gallon -more for the fighting m'en, And they need every gallon they can get. Two fIli years of gasoline rationiaig and fuel o-il control in Canada have saved 393,000,000 gallons of gasoline and 175 million gallons of fuel o11- a total saving of 568,000,000 gallons of petroleumn products, Yet, despite this saving, gasoline stocks on hand ;in Canada, as of March 31st, thîs year, were 55,000,000 galions less than at the commencement of rationinig, April 1, 1942. new [TS 49c, betwee heavy.1 tion -r to be rx spe nt. 0f good qi 10lîth, inv also navy, soap nuni- , net ýOUSIy Answeril Questions YouLr Ut the 33e. fers g ý are Prepared Mfustard qt. jar 25eý Pork Cho("PS ib. Freshi Sausage 2 lb. 3-5 Fres7 S;de P , few J, Mv. L'el' p,ý