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INS mite CET EN SE Now Ss = TEA] -.. The Europe, remarkable show a photographs B-26 Marauder above, A BOMBER IS LOST taken bomber of cleanly in two by enemy fire, hurtling -to earth, is at left and rear of fuselage at right. over Nazi-occupied the USAAF, broken Forepart of plane Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1. If a Jere © is being written to a friend, or to a social acquaintance, should the prefix Mr. or Mrs. or Miss be used in the signature? 2. Is a guest expacted to remain longer than the usual hali hour if Le is invited to a holiday dinner? 3. How should one remove a bone that is accidentally put in thie mouth? 4. Should a girl rise if she is seated, and an elderly woman brings a young man over to her to be introduced? 5. If a hostess takes her guests to the theatre or to some other entertainment that requires a taxi, wha should pay the fare? .. What wguld be the best way Ny a girl to%introduce her broth- er's bride to a group of friends? - Answers 1. No. Sign it John Smith, or Mary Allen. 2. Yes, usually, 3. Use the thumb and first finger to re- move it and lay it on the edge of the plate. 4. Yes, in this instance, because it shows deference to the Read Why... NURSE SCOTT Recommends BUCKETS for |. CHEST COLDS Acts 3 ways, to break up Gi congestion, clear stuffed-up hea loosens coughs--over night. 21 penetrates faster, 3 Generates heat and vaporizes quicker. It is snow-white, stainless, non. Breasy. Can be used with perfect safety on the tiniest tor. Price 30¢ and 50¢ of all druggists. A FIRST-AID «in JAR IN ONE Discovers Home Skin Remedy This clean stainless' antiseptle , known: all over Canada as Moone's * Emerald Oil, is such a fine healing agent that Iiczema, Barber's Itch, Salt heum, Itching Toes and Feet, and -other inflammatory skin erupt tions are often relieved in a few days, Moone's Emerald Oil is pleasant to use and it is so antiseptic and penetrating that many old stub. born cases of long standing have yielded to its influence. Moone's Emerald OIl is sold by good drugstores -everywhere to help rid you of stubborn pimples and unsightly skin troubles-~satis. faction or money back. @Soratching ek relief of Ju aick Ch pimples, at ath. wise fast-acting, roo to prs Sieve tion and lly - Fred boul rovenie woe ack Ask Lo Wolly for 0.0.) PTION Rolives Sts trom MONTHLY, clderly woman who is standing, 8. The hostess. 6. "This is Jack's wife, Mary, Mary, this is Ann Smith, Martha Jones, and Helen Gray." WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING Plastic Surgery Regcues Wounded | A flier comes to Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead, Eng- land, minus a nose and goes out with an even better-looking one fashioned from his hip. Men who have lost their eyelids and weep constantly as a result, stop crying. They are fitted with brand new lids made from the in- . side skin of their arms_ Miracles of plastic surgery are taking place in this remote Eng- lish village. More than 7,000 op-- crations Lave been performed since the hospitai was opened four years -ago. Most of the patients are men who have looked in the mirror and said: "I'l never be able to work again or marry. I won't even be able to face "other people." * * . Yet, after one or two operations they are amazed to find that they have enough confidence to go, al- ways with another patient, to a factory where they work in pairs. Some, awaiting further sur- gery, may have wire cages on the lower half of their faces instead of jaws. They my be facing twenty- five more operations extending over two years, Yet many have been offered post-war jobs by the factory management. Fliers with hands burns, with blackened faces, re- ceive new skin. Half a missing hand is made out of thick skin from the stomach, a part of the green from ply. New eyebrows are made from a patient's hair. Noses come from hips, because the hip is casy to get at and is easily carved, = * . . Somehow this hospital manages to be a cheery place. Patients won't brood in solitude over their disfigurement. They can always fiad someone else who is worse _ body that has a good blood sup- off. They roam the town, going to dances and "drinking beer at the pub. An RAF sergeant lives with them as their father confessor, and, if necessary, their companion on "binges". They ¢an have beer at their mess; and they wear their regular uniform instead of dreary "hospital blue." They play bil liards ard cricket and read, not discarded novel. that people have given away to clear their book- shiclves, but current best sellers. Precision Bombing In Spite Of Clouds The BBC said last week a new instrument that helps Allied bombers * strike targets through thick clouds and fog was describ ed by a Swedish scientist as a "telephonotographic ' apparatus with infra-red rays." The unnamed scientist's de. scription of the secret weapon published in the Dagens Nyheter of Stockholm declared it enabled the RAF to 'carry out precision bombings on Berlin in spite of clouds and obscurity." "Thanks to this apparatus, the pilots inside the planes above the clouds can study their. course just 'as if they were looking through ordidary eye glasses," the scientist was quoted as say- ing in the broadeast recorded by B.S. How Canl 1? By Anne Ashley Q. How can f make candled kumquats? A. By boiling them in water un- til the skin is tender, then cook- ing them in a syrup made as fol- lows: 1 cup of prepared fruit, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup water, First heat the water and sugar until the sugar is dissolved. Put a few pieces of the fruit in at a time, boiling gently until tender, QQ. How. can 1 prevent the cor- roding of the metal tops of salt shakers? A. They will not cred on the inside with melted paraffin. Open the holes with a pin while the paraffin is cooling Q. How can I clean leather fur- niture?' A. If the l-ather is soiled, warm milk with a soft cloth then rub thorouglly until Icy. Q. How can I make better fruit cake? A. When the fruit cake is readv corrode if cov- apply and » for baking, set it in the ref. vera- tor for 24 hours hefore pticing in the oven The cake will he light- er, and the frit: will give the dough a much terter f'a o.. Q. How can 1 clean a soiled rubber article' A. Clean it with a solution of household an'moria and wa. wa- ter. This will not only clean the 1ubber, but wil beep it soft and pike. Have You Heard? Pretly young thing: "Why do they call all soldiers Dogfaces?" Soldler: "This Is why. _ The Army 1s a dog's lite, we live in pup tents, we are given dog tags, live mainly on hot dogs, we us- ually have hangdog expressions on our faces, and they even whistle for us when they want us." sr Daughter: "Bill hls Corporal thinks a him." _Mother: dear?" "He says the Corporal won't let znyone else peel the pota- toes." writes that lot of "How Is that, thins + A. baker was delivering bread along his route when one of his . customers hurrying home stopped him. " "Have you left me any bread, Mr. Brown?" "Yes, ma'am." "Is {it today's?" "Of course, ma'am." "Well, yesterday's wasn't." bois. | paces Teacher--'How many make a dozen?" Pupil--"Twelve."" -Teacher--' 'How many make a million?" Pupll--"Very few." . eis Voice from doorway of London alr raid shelter: "Is there a mac- intosh in there large enough to keep two young ladies warm?" Volce from a dark corner: "No, but there's a MacPherson here who's willing to try." : --0-- Husband: "You must think automobiles grow on trees." Wife: "Silty! Everybody knows they come from plants." Britons Get 750,000, Lemons From Sicily 8iclly seems .to be handling Bri- tain the lemon on the large scale and ft is welcomed, says The Sault Ste. Marie Star. ' Three- quarters of a million lemons have arrived in the United Kingdom from Slcily--the first bulk ship. ment to reach that country in three years. No lemons will be distributed to the public. Instead they will go to men in the sub- marine service, Royal Air Force operational crews and inmates of service hospitals, ° - U.S. Lend-Lease To Soviet Russia American lend-lease aid to So- viet Russia from December, 1041, through October, 1948, included: Nearly 7,000 planes, ' More than 8,600 tanks and 195,000 trucks, jeeps, motorcye- les and other vehicles, 1,700,000 short tons of food and. other agricultural products, including 88,600 tons of butter. 5,600,000 pairs of army boots. 16,600,000 yards of woollen cloth for the Soviet armed forces. 251,000 tons of chemicals, 144,000 tons of explosives. 1,198,000 tons of steel, 342 ,000 tors of non-ferrous metals, 611,000 tons of petroleum pro- ducts, Nazi Bath Parade As part of the work as prisoners of war, two Allied soldiers were detailed for duty at the showers reserved for the Germans. A company of soldiers, admirably aligned in columns of five stood at attention, : They marched at a goose step and mang In chorus; each soldier carried a rolled towel under his left arm. Then they proceeded in slogle file to 'the shower room. "Halt! = Fall out! Undress!" came the orders, and they all started undressing. Naked bodles stood In file walting for 'the non- ~ com, to bawl "March! Under the shower! Begin washing! Wash in front! Wash-in back! Rinse your- self off! Halt!" Then still in files, they. emerged from the showers, formed fn columns of five and departed, singing in chorus, almost at goose step, the little Prussian noncom in the lead. The famed "Army Show" has been enlarged, and the cast split up into five unitd. These units are now Overseas entertaining troops in the United Kingdom. Honor For Former Airline Stewardess ho recent list of Canadians honored by: the King for dis- tinguished service included Nursing Sister Edna Louise Belden of the Royal Canadian Navy, who receiv- ed the medal of Associate Royal - Red Cross. She is one of eight stewardesses of Trans-Canada Air Lines who have enlisted for service with Canada's armed forces. Nurs- ing Sister Belden, whose home is in Toronto, is a raduate of Wel- § esley Hospital in that city. She | was born in Milton, Vt., and came to Canada at the age of § three, when her famil settled in spanola, Ont. She at- tended high Jelical thet ani . ater graduate > from LaSalle NURSE BELDEN Junior College, Boston. She joined the staff of T.C.A. as a stewardess in April, 1941; and enlisted in May, 1942, Posted on operating room duty in a Newfoundland hospital, she was commended for her brav- ery and efficient work when a fire broke out in the Knights of Colum- bus building. She went overseas September, 1948, Three other T.C.A. stewardesses have enlisted in the Navy, They The "surgery" of Bougainville Island: table. enemy fires Here a U. S Stacked is a dugout, four feet underground, deep in the jungle - packing cases make the operating Sandbag walls and heavy log roof protect occupants from Army Medical Corps team performs an / Hi er ---- OPERATING UNDER DIFFICULTIES 'Wooden Lifeboat Defies Flaming Oil A wooden nhisboat that will nog catch fire even when passing through forty-foot flames in a sea coated with burning oil has beea perfected for use by crews of tor. - edoed tankers, many of whom perish in seas set ablaze by their burning cargoes, it was an< nounced in Britain recently, Its 'inventor, John Lamb, whe was torpedoed seven times dur. ing the last war, and three com. panions "tested it in a large pool covered with burning gasoline, The external temperature was 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit, and the crew within the asbostos and canvas canopy was. subjected to 116. degrees, yet neither the crew nor the boat suffered. An asbestos hood covers the boat and a fireproof canopy over the cockpit gives further pro. taction, The boat is twenty-eight feet long, can carry thirty-three persons, has a ten-horepower Diesel engine, radio transmitter, water distiller and sails, NEW AND USED IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY MOTORS - - - SUPPLIES THE ALISON MACHINERY COMPANY LIM¥TED 20881 Street = T 28, emergency operation A : ed CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS srs BABY CHICKS MEDICAL SPRUCELEIGH WHITE LEGHORN HIGH PAY ABILITY BABY CHICKS THIS STRAIN IS A PRACTICAL, proven egg-producing Lye, with twenty-three years steady production back of a They . will pay well for.good keep and care. This is certain, because they are doing thls on our own farm-- one of Canada's largest egg-pro- ducing farms. You get exactly the same breed, straln and as we raise -for ourselves. try management handbook "High Pay Ability" sent FREE on re- rice list. We ad- y ers, -- SPRUCE- FARM LIMITED, Box 3508, Brantford, Ontario. ob THE GOOD WORD FOR The whole story is: Don't 4 erbuy but do order all the chicks you are sure you'll be able to care for. Order early and get'. them from a dependable atone ery. It you follow these sugges- tions you may avold many a heartache. We offer Government Approved stock from bloodtested breeders that proved thelr fast growing, heavy-producing quali- ties. Free Catalogue, also laying and ready-to-lay pullets for Im- mediate delivery. Tweddle Chick Hatcherles- Limited, Fergus, Ont, G OVERNMENT APPROVED, blood-tested chicks' "from High Productive strains. Ten Thousand chicks available weekly. Immed- iate delivery on day-old and started chicks. Gaywood Farm, Mount Hamilton: DON'T GET CAUGHT IN THE swirl of last minute orders-- order now. Even with heavy bookings we will likely be able to give yon what you want, es- pecially "order February chicks now. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N,, Hamilton, Ont. POULITRYS KEEPERS, of a good healthy bunch of baby chicks this coming.season. Good "chicks mean good hens and more eggs. Immediate delivery on day- old chicks. Write -for 1244 cat- nlogue and prices on our Gove ernment Approved chicks. MONK- TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk- ton, Ontario. LATE -- T00 NEXT SPRING DUN'T LEE r BE al "too" 1ate.". Send for our price and order your baby chicke -now. One dollar books your order. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Britan- nin Heights, Ont. WHITE LEGHORN ready to lay and laying at reas- opable 'prices for immediate de- Hybrids. Free. catdlogue. Also day-old chicks for: Immediate de- livery. Tweddle Chick Hatcher- les Limited, Fergus, Ontarlo. are Nursing Sister B. Toronto, who was one of io first Canadian nurses to join up, Helen F. Allshire, Winnipeg, and Patricia G. Rand, Toronto, Frances C. Brennan, 'Winnipeg, and H, G. Broad and Frances I. Smith, Tor- onto, are serving with the \Alr Force, and Elsie M, Dunnett, Win« nipeg, is overseas with the Army. Six girls from T.C.A. maintenance shops have also enlisted for ac tive service, CANADA'S NEW AMBASSADOR With a welcoming smile, President Secretary Steve greets Hon, Leighton McCarthy, recently elevated to the rank of Canadian minister to the eu left, . ambassador as he arrives at White House to present his new Segentils, MAPLECREST QUALITY CHICKS, guaranteed profit producers, breeds, AAI, Maple- popular Route 2, Copetown, crest Farm, Ontario. DON'T GAMBLE PEDIGREE SIRED- BARRED Rock or White Leghorns and Pure Christie New Hampshires re- moves all chance. Our prices are very low. Special discount until Feb," 15th. Kettlewell Farms, Essex, Ont, (5 ; CATALOGUE: -- FREE FREE -- COLORED NURSERY Catalogue. IFull line of Frult Trees; IRL Flowering Shcuds; Perennials; Shade Trees; 8; Brookdale-Kingsway Bowmanville, . Ontarlo. DYEING & CULRANING HAVE YOUU ANYTHING NEEDS dyelng or Sleaning! Write to us for information. 6 Ard Nufseries. answer your Juestions, epart. ment H, Parkers Dye orks «Limited, 191 Yonge Street, To- r 3 ELECTRIOAM, EQUIPMENT BLECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. Wii BI bought, sold, rebulit; ulleye, brushes. © Alles Biocteis Eomp y Ltd, 2328 Dufferin 8t., ron to. GRAIN FOR SAR ; ASSORTED CARLOADS OF BAR. 14 meal, ground wheat, whole a and' other grains for sale, Hou only: The Atlas Graln ral 14] Bard of Trade Bulld- fh ontrea © EDUCATIONAL FASHION DESIGNING. A FRACS {ical and yinolous h co easy 0 Tears onto: He ay St, or0Nto. FANNING MILL 2 FANNING MILL {Eline PROVED beat seed; grader, ih Be Kline Manufacturing, illard SS nto. DEN 7 OR WA WART ED Tractor, § wa qauipment. 4; A. Jarre, Box 232, nenburg, N.8 BE SURE- PULLETS * correspon ance. 3 br i panden 1 HH] RIN wate ~-hard to get, - walit--if I have to wal HAIRUIENEINY SUHOUL RESSING THR Ty {nformation Fesarding classes. 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First. class clay loam, all under tractor cultivation, well watered, two, , barns, Hydro, telephone, dally mail, near school, ¢ Church, store. Highway 46. Apply' Cephas Brisbln, * Fenella. Ontarlo. FARM FOR SALE--CONSISTING of 199% acres, with or without stock and machinery. Apply to J. W. Fraser, Maxville, Ont. 110 ACRES, 'GOOD CLAY FARM, Simcoe County, good bulldings, 12 acres wheat, 10 acres bush, near school, church, and store, on highway. Apply 6% Joha S8t., Barrie. er of Rheumatic Pains or Neure itis should try Dixon's Remedy. Sold only Munro's Drug 58: 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postptia Mo 0 MATTRESSES FOR SALE NEW SPRING MATTRESS $16.98 --Delivered free' to your nearest atation. Yes, really brahd Just what you have bee better quale delivered . price. Satisfaction guaranteed or money, --back. You'll-actually save several dollars on every one. in about 1 we if "you order immediately. 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RHEUMATIC PAINS, | SATISFY YOURSELF -- EVERY sufferer of Rheumatle Pains or Neuritis' should try Dixon's' Rem~ Shipment / S52 edy, Sold: only Munro's' Drug tote, 833s Elgin, Ottawa, Post-_ paid $1.00, i : SEWING MACHINES SEWING MACHINES $8.95 NEW. WILLIAMS OR: RAYMONDS, upright models, with two draws ers, $8.95, Latest [nodels, Be 98: Williams, Raymo dropheads, with 2 Ariters, 4 KDA Ro : Tet. Tiodels with i win e nger's upr latér model si 14.95. Bei? heads with 2 drawers, your choice round. or long Mutt! es, $28.95; later. models wit drawers, $32. 95. Very latest, tan .00, Singer fand Machin es cover 11.95; with or on, lock 16. a3! Crating kta $1.00. All abovementioned machines are reconditioned J in our: machine in} and are guarantéed to be est working RES TX Sen TA PEVORM Tops J : PONE: Dalance AYA 1b. ells: Ty. Ad 8 MA« { Ci tt Fo 117 E} t. ront . y STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS ' often are the cause of Ill health in humans all ages. No one ime« munel Why uot. ita out ir this is your trouble?' Interesting par. feulurs=Free! Wrile Puiveners. Homedics, Specialists. Toronto TURN YOUR BAGS. INTO {CASH CHINES "PRICES PAD jute and cotton and ith ARs, | ote, We also for rices, * | ONDON ih 0 NY. _PANY. LONDON, Ny oN J MALE HELP WANTED ly, wages, G y W. C. Nick kerson, Catharl Ines, -- ins Tm --------