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1mi- Thursday, October 24 ‘find themselves in an involved or

pnaPlTE complication and ten- complex state of affairs. in which seious obstacles. in the long run sound logic. quick wit, sane teet’ 5 they; is promise of some very ‘deii- and realistic procedures may secure m, advancement made on vitally progress. Expanded interests, in- flamed plans and objectives. These creased finance. credits and oppor- ue under promise of expansionJ tunities. with enhanced prestige wund prowess and increased busi- and popularity in business and pri- m“ credit and prsetige, in which‘ vate place. But all gestures of over-

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joint issues with those in import,‘ w; positions may be solidified. Nevertheless all this might be im- periled by overoptlmlarn, inflation- n-y ideas. and unsound policies, in “mm erratic moves or thick ur-der- edrrents menace. Build upon sound sense and reason.

If It la Your Birthday Tlwse whose birthday it is may

acting. wild enthusiasm. faiae val- ues and. inflationary ideas might defeat such splendid prospects. Rash and subtle undercurrents menace. Keep to sound and realistic operations and safeguard all funds and valued posessions.

A child born on this day has good prospects for success advancement, personal and business prestige and popularity. A show oi’ egotism or exhibitionism might jeopardize this.

Easy to Save Vegetables When Freezing Threatens

When freezing weather threatens the vegetable garden there is usu- ally a considerable quantity oi’ veg- etablee in the ground which can easily be stored in good condition until used.

To abandon these ls not only a financial loss. They may have to be replaced with food of inferior quality, and less variety, in which you will not find the same pleasure as in eating the product of yOl!‘ own garden.

The time to harvest them for storage is as late as possible, with safely. Squash and pumpkins should be taken in before heavy frosts; but must others may be left in the garden until severe freezing weather. Temperatures which freeze the soil will not injure beets, carrots, cabbage and turnips so long as it thaws out the next day; but they should be lifted before the ground begins to remain frozen all day‘.

Onions, squash. and pumpkins can be kept in any dry place fcr two or three months without worry- lng about the tunperature. But even tthese vegetables will keep best in a temperature under 40 degrees. Cut the stems of’ the squash and pumlpkins close to the plant; and hang onions in braids. or store in shallow slatted racks. so the air will circulate freely about than

Parsnips and salsify may be dug, sorted into lots sufficient for a family serving and each lot placed ln a paper bag. These bags may be placed in a box and left outdooea, wvtwted only from tihe rain. Freez-

moved for serving as needed

board boxes which are placed in larger boxes, and. surrounded with shredded Duper. sawdust or shav-

t-he lowest winter temperatures. a convenient receptacle is a 24-inch drain tile sun-k into the earth and i118 Will improve the flavor of these closed with an vegetables. and they are easily re- which may be opened at will for the removal of auy part of its contents.

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The cover may be made of wood, larger than the tile, but protected with hardware cloth to keep out rodents and insulated witlh many thicknesses of paper or padding.

All vegetables and fruit placed in storage must be free from decay or injury. Avoid those wihh skin punc- tures, and never store vegetables which are wet. -

Canadian Bombers Chose New Pins

TORONTO, Oct. 23 ——(CP) Members of Canada's mighty bomb- er group which blasted every ma- jor European target in the second great war. will sport their own lapel insignia pins, it was learned here tonight.

Known as R..C.A.F. “6" Group, which operated Wellington, Hall- fax and Lancaster bombers from bases in Yorkshire, England, Oan- ada's "bomber" boys" have chosen a sm-a-ll circular pin with the wood "Canada” at its base. On its blue background is embossed a silver rosette upon which ls im- posed a rod maple leaf centred by the figure “6". Through the “8" there is a facsimile of a bomb. In BNY.

MINI CAVE-IN CAUSES LOSS 0F PRODUCTION BAULT STE. MARIE, Ont., Oct. 23 —- (OP) —Virtual closing of the Josephine Iron Mine near Hawk Junction. 1'70 miles north of here, following a cave-in recently may be reflected in curtailment of pro- duction by the Algoma Steel Cor- poratlon here. it was leamed today. Hematite ore from the mine rep- resented a considerable proportion of the local mills’ requirements and the steel company had been count- ing on winter shipments from the Josephine to bolster depleted ore piles here.

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tmible with the norms.‘ lead. ‘Ilhis theory is all. right in its place. but aplayer should notguoutofhlis wary to make a weind lead when he has every reason to believe tlhat ordinary tactics will win the day.

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