all i. .

==:.—m_.. HO“ TO GET VALUE

The proved over and over again to be a "sod invcstnzcnt. ilcle every farmer should have own rc-forcstatiozi or conser- on rc-izticial s;hclnc. urges the Dom- nion i-‘

ill‘ that

tnrcrl for t l l1

“THAT'S WHY l'm following Canada's Oiliclal Food Rules and serving a whale grain cereal every day. Usually our whole grain cereal ls Nabisco Shredded Wheat, because it's all ready to serve and so tasty. Nabisco Shredded Wheat ls 100% whole wheat/you know, with all the bran, minerals and wheat germ. We think it's a grand energy-food for breakfast or any other meal."

LOOK FOR the familiar package. And don’t forget your food store also sells War Savings Stamps.

THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LTD. Niagara Fnlll, Canada

t

L's

I'll U)! FARM WOODLOT

farm woodlot has been

2111C‘ WI’! CYCV 81‘

plan. in addition to any

g of the ct Scrvlcc. Most. farms arc-a oi‘ rouzh or strong vsculrl product‘ 1110123 rc- vrrocllot i1’ properly than as a r0liflll pas-

nn record that onc

has follnwrd good

t.<'c. and who has » of everything he has

In .1

"._ nu tnutn

ﬁll‘ ill i

Dr s

removed, found that; the land in,fnctory for bush was producing more revenue-The same applies to crooked and than the rent of the farm. ‘

In the management of a wood- space lot, it is important to observe one lgrowing or two things. Cattle should not‘ be allowed to because they destroy all the youngl growth which protects trees lWhEn cutting wood for fuel. it lS advisable to remove all dead trees, and in order irvcs easily in the winter, 1t. is ﬂ coed plan to mark them during _ihc summer. It ls also good prac- ‘tlcc to remove undesirable species of trots, such as irontvoorl which docs not produce a trunk ‘

mis shapcn

graze in the bushl

Oats are from drying out. give a. poor

to find the dead ‘first cutting

nowcr in

587.15-

. . . until [saw it next to Bob’s RINSO- WASHED blouse

Q It's wonderful to see the whiteness of Rinse-washed clothes. Not a cloudy white. Not a strcnky white. Bu: a radiant white.

Sn cnry xvi/l: Rium/ Rinse is all you need (or heaps of richer, longer-lasting suds even in hardest water. With Rinsds livcly suds in your wash tub, dirt soaks out with- nnt the hard rnhhing and boiling that wears clothes threadbare. And ifynu own n washer, just rcmcmbcr that the makers

IN WARTIME OR ANYTIME

COMES IN THE SAME FAMlLlAR PACKAGE

of 26 leading Canadian washers recom- mend Rinse for best results.

GRAND FOR DISHESI Rfnm’: soak and rwisb way makes easy work of dishwashinga just soak dishes in Rinso’! rich suds; then swish-they're clean.- Grease is gone: Just rinse and

' drain.- They don’: need a dish rowel: And

notice how gentle Rinso is to your bands.

ves the wh/fgm/ wish

that could be utilized straight lumber varieties.

m rue

W H E * . making into lumber. trees which oocu y or trees of good

palatable and nutri- the roots tious and well liked by live-stock. d ‘The only disadvantage, particular- e ly in Eastern Canada, is that oats

aftermath from or grazing.

the

THE mon cuss-into]: '

Since Bismarckls accession to

1x62, Germany has

fought six wars of aggression.

. .

You'll. uzvctz as SATISFIED wun ANYTHING use once

A LEVER nonucl

‘I

crmnwrrerown

Proclamation llcatl in tlamc 0f Mussolini

1mm!!! B0 t. u-(llitl-Itlly’: ousted m ineisiblo

as c the ' republican Fascist

“Hwy” Muscoliniasftlsu-

Party." with lender.

8° ernment radio, failed to mention Victor Emmanuel b name, but the reconstitution of t arty under ‘l blloan" la ob meant t o king no lo in _ the eyes of the Nazi- tcred ex- with

This n: in lino predictions at the new nurtured Fast would disestablls Blvoy and There was litt that

n republic.

e likelihood. how. ever, the population which Joyously welcomed t e end of Fas- cism uld assist in reestublishing the old regime.

The threat of ‘exem lar! Dim- ishmcnt of traitors an cowards" signalled that n reign of terror may be expected in Italy.

In Rome, the Germans were reported to have arrested Foreign Minister Ratfaele Guariglla and other members of the government of Marshal Pietro Badoglio who remained in the capital.

Government Bank 0f tlcw liars For Essential ilscrs

OTTAWA. Sept. 15—lCP)—Thc governments "hank" of new pass- enger automobiles for highly cs- sential users, established when passenger car production was halted, remains almost intact but few new cars now are available from dealers, munitions department of- liolals said today.

It was estimated that when pas- senger cars stopped coming off the asscmbl lines of Canadian automobile plants curly in i942 there were about 100 new cars available for sale in Canada.

a O! these, 4,480 were placed in the government; "bank" and less than 200 of the necessary pert-nits 'have been issued for sale of "bank" |cars since that time. The supply of cars left in dealers’ hands has. however, been practically exhaust-

The ban on the manufacture of civilian passenger cars was gassed in February, i942, but nssem ly of parts already mnnuiactured wns nl!z.a'.'l until April 1. 1942.

Wltil the prospect of no more

new cars for the duration of the war, the motor vehicle control mov- ccl to protect essential needs by es- tablishing its “bank? These cars. stored by dealers centrally located in various parts of Canada, are in. tended for the requirements of such persons as doctors, nurses, po- lice and fire departments. At the time the “bank" was es< tablished it was estlmztcd that there were an addilonul 4,000 to 5,000 other new passenger cars in the hands of dealers. These were to be earmarked by the dealers for sale to users considered by the dealers to be essential. Virtually all of these cars now have been sold.

BRITISH LIVE STOCK

Time number of live stock in Britain has been seriously affect- ed_by the change in agricultural policy, that is. the expansion of food crops. In view of the import- ance attached to the maintenance of milk production in time of war. dairy cattfe have been given the first priority in supplies of feed. As a. consequence, dairy cattle have increased by 4.6 per ccnt, but all other types of live stock have suffered. ‘The number of sheep has declined by 17.8 per cent. poultry by over 24 per cent, and hog: by 51.9 per cent. The de- crease mainly due b0 the reduc- tions which had to be made in the lmpﬂrts of animal feeds. Pre-wnr

mun

KOFY SUI I lb. 6oz. PKG.

EACH--- 5G

EATONS‘ TOILET TISSUE, EACH 7c 4 for - —

BULK . " MACARONI lb. 6c

EATONS‘ SUNGLO

Fﬁon ' mum ntsnp

SHREDDED WHEAT

BAKERS’ COCOA

4lb|.———-——---

COFFEE, Fresh Ground lb. — - — -— - - c 2 Coupons

BULKTEALl.———-——-——"-— 8 Coupons.

l2 o1. PKG. 13c. Z tor —_-- — -

llb.TlN——-—-—-—--—-—

war-ind rccn vltuss ‘Friday - Saturday - Monday

57c

QUAKER CORN FLAKES PKG. 9c 3 for

ouAxsn MUFFETS rxc. - -

EATONS’ IULK

cocoAtc--__lll9G

'CERTO CRYSTALS PKG. —

PASTRY FLOUR 7 LI._ IAG —

gLLEAElEEIEH "rm llc2lor--- 21G

25c 10c

12c 35c

cutx mum; SODA lb 8c. 2 lbs. __ 1?: WHEAT s lb. WFIUTATW FLOUR 3 lb bug - __ tux roun- SOAP ncn n z n» urrons‘ nooot: sou . ms. m 2 n» xsttoccs

ALL lRAN LARGE PKG — - ._

CANADIAN CHEESE Par lb. - _ _

33c

15c Alva — 18c 13c

_ _Z5g ___

P MIX

Frys 0000A l LB. TIN — —

‘A LB.TIN——21c Fresh Friuts

LOCAL CABBAGE,

IVORY SOAP LARGE

EACH lilc,Zfor—---'_‘2-‘.-'_;—

Kl RKS' CASTILE SOAP

EACH——————------—-—--

19c 6c

LARGE PKG.

oxvnot 8t Vegetables

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CANADIAN ONIONS, Lb. — - LOCAL CUCUMBERS, Each ——

-- 8c 5c --_15c

Head — —-

BLUEBERRIES, Box — — — — -— 30-c CAULIFLOWER, Head — — — - — 15c Firm Ripe TOMATOES, Lb. - CELERY HEAD —

__ 19c _ _ _ _ - -_ 19c

27c

ISMALL PKG.

11c

FRESH *

COMMERCIAL QUALITY

CUT

CROSS RIB

nonsr ‘Lb.

BLADE ROAST Lb.

“i?

SUPER SUBS

23c

LARGE PKG. — - _ _

MEATS luhﬁi

1 ‘ 1 l-i .1

33c 31c

HIND SHANK MEAT

BONELESS

FRESH PLATE

BRISKET Lb.

Lb, T-BONE STEAK Lb.

27c 45c

18c

3-4 Lli. 1 Lli

1 1411i.

imports of animal feeds in Bri- tain averaged 8.500.000 tons every; year. while the most recent figures; of annual imports, consisting of‘ offals from imported wheat and‘ oil cake obtained from oilseed re-

n half million tons. BLINDNESS 1n 1111.5“

If the eyelids of anv horse on the farm appear swollen or ten- der, it may be symptoms of a dig- ease known as per cdic ophthalm- 15 through which thmsands of horses have lost their e esight. in the past few decades. e veteri- nary authorities. of the Dominion ,_-_._c_ ._. _ _.

Dcpzirtnnvnt of Agriculture believe that. many horses arc mcmnturcly blindcd by the distal-ll because tits owners do not recognize the symiztmts in time. Thu following DYOICCLZVI! stops mould be taken when one or more of tho horses on the farm show snnptoms of eye trouble; first. l nve an im-

'mr.~t'inte vcterlnarydingncsis made;

second. keep the affected horses away frcm the healthy animals. and third, do not brecc animals which have this disease.

rum cannno PRICES

The Wartime Prices mid ‘Trade Board order governing price cell- ings docs not apply to certain pro-

Out OtIrTWay

DAN DOb-sNT OH DAN'S

GET AROUND so 6dr

MUCH mow A "0'

You KNOW,

MitdETV-TWO

l5 GETTiHG up THERE!

THAN WHEN YOU EETlEED Fl?

sldues. amounted only to one and ~ l

BRINGING UP FATHER

ducts when sold by primary pro- ducers to dealers. 9100858015 811d manufacturers. The exceptions in- clude wool, farm butter milk, ctr- taln grains and field crops. and maple products. Ceiling prices rc- gulailons do apply in the case of farmers selling products direct to consumers through market stalls or otherwise, irnum or floor prices are in effect in the case of some prcducts, fcr txample eggs. 5018219 of the grains and beet ca e.

Crisis Believed Put The struggle stil was rising

violence. but the terrible ' when the entire Allied

By J. R. Williams

in hours Salerno

I DONT IFTHATgQAION COMWJMENT WQJLD BE OR AN EFFORT , BACK lNTO HASTO PUT TH SHOP-I'M tpwrfHf MlGHTY $U5Pl - ClOUﬁ EVEN AT NINETY- TWO/

UWWWILUAM} mam. n.1,

bridgehead was in_ danger appar- ently had passed and the situation seemed stcndily improving.

This improvement was supported evcn by Gexnan announcements, which had wholly dropped their brnggarlocio of Tuesday. The Ger- man command told of Allied res- istance near the coast under cover of ship's guns." It said nothing at all of an Allied flight from Saler- no Gulf. which it claimed earlier.

0n forced march from the south. Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery's British - Canadian 8th Anny dash- ed 25 miles up the Cnlabrinn coast to capture the Mediterranean vill- age of Bslvcdere, narrowing the gap between his force and the right flank of Lt. Gen. Mark W. Cla.."]c’s

“olilrmiﬁtiriiingﬂtlouse

5th Army w 67 rnile| ma the prospect of early relief by as well as sea.

WATER BETWEEN FEEDS

In recent research lnvcstiga bv scientists of the Poultry I sion, Dominion Experimen Farms, on the mcihcds and rat‘ for fattening poultry; 1t was monstrated that wnen the - were permitted access to dr ~- watcr between feedings, their - in weight was greatly inczc Even if fattening feed is given very moist form, it would up that, as rt precautionary me water should be given to drink tween feeds.

With Major l-loo

, powstzl- u= 1 o0 5 , M\l5ELF-, ARCt-HMEDES coutpwr BETTER rr! "

- w. i ‘trust. OCC AEilO

Ml LK WAGON’-

m.

TIPPY AND

uCAPn

STUBBS

' 352E114 TOE? . came. wt-teruet:

m (Ya '

' _ GEEfThPPlEI THIS COULDN'T

GOULD tT 9? WOULDN'T we e01 us:

MY LAND! \I_I'l-IAT%\AER eor

wt-w tssrr rr eta-roams’?

U UP EARLY ?

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