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HELP CANADA KEEP FIT Health authorities agree jj that whole grain cereals are an essential "pro- tective" food in peace or war. Nabisco Shredded Wheat is a whole grain cereal, 1 00% who/e wheat, in which all the bran, wheat germ and minerals are retained. For general fitness, keep well nourished. Enjoy Nabisco Shredded Wheat with milk at breakfast every day. THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LTD., Nlagam Ml* <:*** ^S^ NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT Hitler's Wars "Hitler has overrun and occu- pied most of Europe, saya The N.Y. Times. He has disarmed it* garrisons, subdued its peoples, Dispensed its governments, robbed lt banks and eaten up it* food. He has not conquered a single country. He cannot leave un- guarded a single- door he has burst open. Until now he has gained nothing by his enormous efforts but new enemies. He has Only to look at Yugoslavia after a year of 'subjugation' to see that the business of conquest is always unfinished business. Hit- ler's wars never end." 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"That I'll do," replied Pat "We talked about ten minutes." "No, no!" Interrupted the law- yer. "I mean what did you and the defendant talk over?" "Oh, that I" replied Pat calm- ly. "Sure, and we talked over the tillphone, sir." Farmer's wife (te drug- gist) "Now be care and write plain on the bottles which U for Hank d wb.Uk U for tke horse. Wouldn't want nothing to happen tei that horse before spring seeding." Stepping out ot a luxuriou* car, a middle-aged woman, dressed fa expensive furs, approached the sentry and asked if *he could speak te her soldier ion. "He is a tall young man," she explained, "rather good-looking, with blue eyes, and called Clar- ence Montmorency. The sentry stopped her. "I know," he said. Then, putting hi* head around the guard-room door, he shouted, "HI, 3tinke, you're wanted." The movie usher was in the dentist's ehair. Dentist Now, Miss, which tooth is giving yen H ISM trouble? Usher Second from tke left ! the balcony, ske re- plied. An elderly farmer often drive* into a central Michigan village with his horse and buggy. Sow* of the boys like to "hitoh om" behind the buggy with their wag- ons. When the driver wishes his horse to speed up, he simply shakes his buggy whip over Ae equine'* back. One> boy, who was breathleaely telling his father about the fun, exclaimed "and Daddy, whea Mr. Brown want* old Dobbin to 'step on if he just shakes the aerial over his back." "I hope, dear, that you get up when you're called," wrote the fond mother to her boy in the Army, "and don't keep the regiment waiting! breakfast for you." "Do yon know who I amT" shouted the irate general to the Australian who had neglected s salute him. "Do you know who I am?" he persisted, as the soldier looked blankly at him. "Here, boys," said the Aust- ralian, turning to his friends. "Here's something good. A gen- eral who doesn't know his own name." Sergeant (on rifle range)) "And remember, the new bul- let will penetrate two feet of solid wood, so remember to keep your 'eads down!" World production in 1940 was 22.000,000 tons of cane sugar and 12,000,000 tons of beet sugar. WAR WORKERS find relief from painful corn* with CRESS CORN SALVE Keep TOU "on your feet" the toughen jobs. Cress Cora Stive gets result* if directioos are carefully followed. Should cora or nllous not disappear within a reasonable time, money will be refunded on return of ju ro deiler. Vt'luc could be fairer/ Buy it, try it. Ac all drug*i>i>. HOW^AN I? Q How caa I make violet talcum powder? A. 87 mixing 14 ounce* of pow- dered talc, 2 OUQCM of powdered orrl* root, % -ounce extract of cassia, '<) ounce extraot of ]* mine. Q. How can I test the grade of gasoline? A. Pour a little gasoline Into the palm of the hand; If it av- aporate* quickly and leaves the hand dry and clean, It is high grade. If it evaporates slowly and leaves a greasy deposit, It Is poor grade. Q. How can I keep the pie crust from getting too brown before the filling is quite done? A. If the crust la browned suf- ficiently before the fining is done, merely cover the pie plate with a pan, or another inverted pie plate, and continue cooking. Q. How can I make a polish for black or tan shoes? A. A few drops of lemon juice dropped on the shoes followed by a brisk rubbing with a soft cloth will give a splendid polish. Q. How can I make rag rugf last longer whoa they start to fray at the edges? A, T a k e ordinary wrapping tring, and, after cutting off the Cringe on the rug, crochet an edge on the rug about one and one- half inches wide. This add* to the appearance and the rug will last much longer. What Science Is Doing BERYLLIUM As Germany'* metal stock piles dwindled under the drain of months of war, urgent and myster- ious request* for beryllium were received In the United States, states an article In National Qeo- graphic Magazine. These rush or- der* came ostensibly from Swiss watchmaker*. They wanted the metal, many pounds of It. ship- ped at once to Europe br Clipper. Now, beryllium 1* a modern miracle metal and one of the In- creasingly Important K least- known sinew* of mechanical war. Less than two percent of It by weight, If alloyed with copper, will make that soft red metal * had It will cut steel. Used In spring* and in diaphragm* of del- icate Instrument*, heat-treated beryllium alloy* Btlck to their job even under fiercely corrosive con- ditions. In tests made under a salt spray, springs at beryllium copper have jrone on functioning long after their *prlng-*teel rivals have broken. "Hope spring* sternal and *e does beryllium," might s the* metal's slogan. Such Spartan refusal te quit ! the pinches has given beryllium a mall but cruolal part in tie ritals of today's mechanical armies, air fleet*, and navies. It serves In the lensltlve fire control apparatus whtoh aims big gun* snd la other military equipment so secret that details oannot be glrea here. e e But beryllium's biggest use now Is In airplanes, for parts whose failure would mean disaster. The metal plays Us hfe-or-death role to the motor and Instrument panel of every American waje>iane aa4 those of every other major power provided they can get R. Henoe the sudden urgent needs of "Swiss watchmaker*" aroused a healthy suspicion in the United State*, particularly srnce a few pound* of beryllium, alloyed as it 1* with M or 98 percent ef oo*> per, would make enough watch- springs to supply the whole world. P.S. They didn't get their heryi- Hum. 10,000 Ey The Ministry of Pension* ha* supplied 10,000 artificial eye* since the war began, V\ . Paling, parliamentary secretary to the Ministry, said in SB interview. This include* replacements. SOLDIERS, RUB OUT TIRED ACHIS AH GIRLS WHO SUFFER,. If you suffer mouthly cramps, back- ache, distress of "Irregularities," nervousness due to functional monthly disturbances try Lydla E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound Tablets (with added Iron). Made e;)rtnr?y /or iooio>.They also help build up red blood. Made In Canada. C.P.R. HEAD RESIGNS Resignation of Sir Edward Beatrty as president of the Cana- dian Pacific Railway is announc- ed. Sir Edward remain* chair- man of the Board. Modern Etiquette 1. What la the most popular trend In weddings of today? 2. Wfaen a girl ha been din- ing in a public place with a man, and Is leaving the table, should he begin to put on her wraps? 3. How should friends and rel- atives respond to an announce- ment of a birth? 4. When a bride has no family, near relatives, nor guardian, who should pay her part of the wed- ding expenses? 5. Is it proper when eating to lay a whole slice of bread In the palm of the hand to butter ItT 6. Is it ever permissible to bring guest when InTited to an aMalr? . Answers 1. Outdoor weddings are be- coming more and more popular. They are much more picturesque and easily managed than Indoor weddings. The weather ehould, of course, be taken Into consider- ation when planning an outdoor wedding so that it will be possible to get everything quickly under cover at the first hint of rain. S. No; she should wait for her e*cort or the waiter to assist her. I. By writing note* of congratu- lation, by calling on the mother, or by sending flowers to the moth- er or a gift to the baby. 4. In this ase the bride should meet these expense* herself. 5. No. Break off a small piece of the bread and butter it with the butter knife, and if there U no butter knife, butter it with the other knife. The whole piece of bread should nerer be buttered all at once. 6. Only when the permission of the hostess ha* been asked In advance. Toothpaste Tube* Sixty used toothpaste tube* ontain enough tin to solder all &* electrical connections in a medium sized bomber, according be Wide World. New Regulations Regarding Tires Order Tightens Control Over New Tire* snd New Tubes Retreaded and used tires, used tubes, and retreading services, as well as new tires and new tubes, are now under rigid control, ac- cording to an announcement by Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister of Munitions and Supply. Effective May 15, the new or- der is designed to conserve Can- ada's rubber supplies for war purposes, to prevent hoarding, and to keep essential vehicles, including 1 farm trucks and imple- ments, in operation as long as possible. The order tightens the previ- ous control over new tires and new tubes. It sets up three classes of eligible vehicles, "A," "B," and "C,'' on a sliding scale gaug- ed according to the usefulness of the vehicle to a country at war, and it rules out the 1,000,000 or more motorists who are no longer able to buy even a used tube. When a dealer has two or mor orders for a similar tire or tube, and he cannot fill both orders, he must give preference to the owner of a vehicle in a higher class. Owners of vehicles in Class "A" are permitted to buy new tires, new tubes, retreaded tires, re- treading services, used tire or used tubes. In this class are such vehicles as cars used by physici- ans, cars belonging to clergymen who serve two or more congrega- tions more than three miles apart, oars used by clergymen in iparse- ly settled districts, trucks for road repairs, trucks for carrying farm products and foods, fire fighters' vehicles, police vehicles, and farm tractors and harvester combines, other than automobiles and trucks, for the operation of which tires and tubea are essen- tial. Owners of vehicles in Class "B" are permitted to buy re- treaded tires, retreading services, used tires and used tube*. In this class are rural mail carried, paasengar can or trailer* used principally for the transportation of produce and supplies to and from his farm by a pereon who** principal occupation i farming, and who owns no truck, and otn- en. Owner* of vehicles in Claw "C" may purchase only used ttees and used tube*. Included In this class are vehicles used principally n the course of their lutie* bf the following: Farm or food product* inspector*, dentists er optometrist* who serve more than one community, scrap buyess, (heriffa or other law enforcement officer, servicemen who repair farm machinery, rural school teacher*, rural undertakers, and newspaper reporters. Also oev- ered In this class are horse-draws, vehicle* and farm implements tor the operation of which tires an essential. CHEWING TOBACCO Britain Depends On Rubber From Ceylon It'* true Britain didn't build important stockpile* and ha* few facilities for reclaiming rubber but, K Ceylon is held, Britain's rubber situation won't be r dire, says Newsweek. London estimates wartime rubber require- ment* at about 150,000 tens a year, and rubber export* from Ceylon alone last year totalled 88,937 tons. Experts say that with heavier tapping, the island*! output oould be considerably in- creased perhap* enough to aurtailed requirement*. BraaU Is the only South . can country that declared war esi Germany during the Great Wat. ...CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS... BABY CHICKS yTARTBD CAPONS RBADT FOJI early delivery. There's seldom enough of them choice bird* for the market*. Gats May pullet*. and started pullets for June. Let's have your order* for theee, or summer ohlcks, now. Bray Hatchery, ISO John, Hamilton, Ont NOTE THB TWEDDLE CHICKS wherever you go. No one know* Twaddle chlclu quits < well aa the one who purchases them. They know their profit making ability. One million and a quar- ter Twaddle Chicks were sold In 1(41. More are being sold this year. We have 19 purebreda, I hybrid crosses, 4 breed* of tur- keys and 1 hybrid breed of tur- key to choose from. FREB catalogue. Tweddle Chick Uatch- erlee, Limited. Fargui. Ontario. BAKERY EQUIPMENT BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHJN- ery, also rebuilt equipment al- ways on hand. Terms arranged. Correspondence luvltca. Hubbard Portable Oven Co.. IDS Bathurst St., Toronto. 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Summer in this glorious Thlt Thousand Island Vacatlonli For Information write the reTary. Midland Summer Midland, Ontario, d~r In phone Hylmid 2684. <il rim vitu MOTOR NEW 6 H.P. NEPTUNE. BAHOksfl I1BO.OO. Write Advertiser, Ulsnwood Avenue, Toronto. f'liTHKRSTUNHAUUH & CUAIVAW Patent Solicitor*. Kstabllsb 1890: 14 King Wuiit, Toron Booklet of Information on quest. RHKIMATIU 1' Vl\-, FRUIT JUICES THE PRINC1P. Ingredients in Dixon's Rem< for HJieumatic Pains. Nauri.. Sold only Munro's l>ruif Stare, 335 hlitfin. Ottawa. Foutpiud ll.OC OLD Kl'GS nr:\\i'V i \ \KW KC'US. NKW RUCiS MADE F old. Dominion Rug Weaving Co_ pauy, 964 gueen St. W., Toront Write for boolcict. WA\TKD MALW TANNKRY LABOUKBR*X age 46 to SB years or younger. If you have discharge papers. Good wage* to good workers* Dunnell & Mudge Limited, New Toronto. PUOTUUIIAPIIY DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH The n, .,n, ii.i, n. or M.I.I HAVE YOUR SNAPS Delivered by . Mall Any 6 or 8 exposure film perfectly, developed and printed for only 2S. 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