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Q The eficiency of the modern automobile engine has advanced a long way over the engine ofa few years ago. It is 25% smaller, its weight

has been decreased 35%, yet it develops double the horse power.

The modern engine runs faster and conseguently hotter. Clearances between bearing surfaces have been reduce while compression ratios

have been increased.

Lubrication, therefore, is more important than ever. The New Marvelube

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Good Seed Potatoes Are Still Available

seed pots which are not good enough to qua ifv as certified seed might be very dear. even as a giit. eh g potato grower fl ures his labour costs ior planting. cu tivatingg. spraying and harvesting. and h outlay for fertilizer and spra mat- erials. epreciation on ma inery, market nit costs, and other items. then it becomes very evident that

n the quality of the seed he is p antin . the weather conditions during e owing period and the marketing s tuation following har- vest. The weather hamrris he is a- ware of. l-le must. o! course. ti!" the weather as it comes. but he can arrange his cultural practices for either wet or dry sewn-s or both- The decision he makes about seed. however. must rest with himself. and it is a most important decision to make, for it mav mo!!! not 0111! the difference between a good yield and a poor vield.-but may make all the difference in the world as the disposition of the crop. Ill"! W duality or marketability.

A good seed potato dealers now recommend only the plantinl 0 certified seed for the 10210111 "B5011 that they are convinced that certi- fled seed is iangproved seed and mow growers are ing for it. The deal- ers like to have a constant and de- pendable supply of well iZfflded» nealthy vigorous seed potatoes i0!‘ their trade and they KHQW that ca“ tified seed has been selected. 8Y0“! 1nd rogued for diseases under 8WD‘ ervision. and la inapec _ a i!!!‘ ed upon bv an unb ased third Pa"? of sound integrity who is ill-it B5 anxious as the dealers are that the seed purchasers are fully satisfied. Furthermore. the field reports oi the inspectors are available, and can be relied upon. which is bet?" in their opinion, than having to dc- pend upon the growers own inter-

retation oi the quality 0T 90mm" lie may have for sale. Another im- portant point is that the dealer knows that the table DOIBWPS lim- duced from certified seed are 801118 to be more readily saleable at har- vest and that will aid his table stock business very materially.

Further information about seed potatoes will be alad su plied by Plant Protection Divls on. oniiiiion Department oi Agriculture. Ottawa. or from the District Certified Seed Potato inspector.

Urge More Gare I11 Handling Fish

Canadians are rapidly becoming more and more fish conscious! The Dominion Department of Fisheries in recent years has brought abouts widespread exienson oi intelcst ill fisli and shellfish by extended aci- vertising campaigns embracing null- lications from coast to coast. rour trained lecturer- demonstrators aie now constantly in the field spiead- ing information as to lnodern flan cooking methods. Elspeclally prepar- ed iish recipes zilji- available to the public for the asking.

All this is Oi grout assistance in increasing the consumption of Can- adian fish .and thus increasing IP0- the business of the Canadian Fish Retailers.

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ll|TLER’S GREATEST GAMBLE

F ueh rerMayHave Overtaxed Lack in Scandinavia

By THOMAS M. JOHNSON Nee Service Military Writer

Hitler's dramatic invasion off

Norway is a supreme gamble.

Ha risks the advantage of his submarine and air blockade of Bri- tain on the outcome of a new and far-flung war. ‘Three desperate chances appear and if any prove mlschflnce-i. Hitler may rihd he has overtaxed his Napoleonic luck.

First is the chance he took in seizing western Norwegian ports. a direct challenge to the world's

w greatest naval power. If that pow-

er should prove superior to his own air power, then his hold on those Norwegian ports is not worth I klllpered herring. To maintain his hold there. his invading troops are dependent for the time being on a line of supply and reinforcement entirely by water routes through ilie Skagerrak and the North Sea. This route is exposed, long. and at one point only 100 miles wide.

OSLO HOLDS THE KIT

That bottleneck he will protect by submarines. minn-es. and planes. but if the British and French with their vastly su rlor naval forces can mice even pug it. the relatively small German forces on tine Nor. weigan coast can be flicked off. Then an allied drive southward through Norway to Germany can oelliti. That ls ii-a big il-tlle Norwegian army can hold back long enough the larger German forces landing at Oslo.

Oslo is the real entering wedge for the conquest of Norway. The harbor is deep and sheltered. From it rims a railroad which can trans- port to the western Norwegian ports large bodies of troops and Sllplllles readily ferried over from Germany to Oslo.

And that can be done as long as the British navy cannot force the Kattegat cntrance-an undertak- ing so desperately rlskv that it may not even be tried. Ii that could be accomplished. the Germans would risk being cut off at Oslo. too. Then

not even an invasion of Germany would be utterly impossible.

What Hitler gamblcs on there is that even if the Franco-British ships forced their way into the Kai-treat. his air force. mines and submarines would have taken such toll of them that his German battle feet could cope wit-h them and perhaps even beat them. That done. Britain would be on her knees.

1 If allies con break line, they‘ 1 cola flick off German forces

HOW LONG GIN N?R%I1IBAILHY Egg)

n race s88 11ml 8 Io- 0nd stop Watch is held by the Nor- wegian armtyk How long can it stand off Germans north of Oslo? The country there is mountainous, studded with and rivers, much like Finland. Hit the defenders, though brave as the Films. are fewer and lcas ready.

Even if the entire Norwegian army could be concentrated there ts regulars would total only about 35.000. Its more slowly-mobilised and insufficiently trained reurvu are fewer than 100.000, with scanty artiiie . Norway's efforts to rearm have en tardy, the h aided lately by allied and Amer can pur- chases. She has at most 300 air- planes, and German bombing alone may smash a way through. SWEDEN ALSO KEY FACTOR

Ii the German sir force proves es devastating against Norway as it proved against Poland. Norway's only hope. nnd the allies best hope may be Sweden. Her army has sirengt-h that Norway's lacks, prob- ably 100,000 men ready. well-train- ed and well-e nipped by the famous Bofcrs munlt ons works. which makes some of ilie world's best anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns.

Sweden has some 400.000 re- serves. Her troops could reach Oslo quickly by rail. Her navy could make much trouble for German in file k and Katiegaly whose eastern shore is dominated by Swerii<h coastal batteries at Goilicnblirg.

_'I‘lie THU‘ of Swedish troops fighting in Norvray could be pro- tected by her so-called “Maginot Line" across southern Sweden from Halmstad to Kalmar. Sweden's air force has 500 planes.

But Sweden is fair more vulner- able l0 ilie Gel-mini air force ilian she would have been to the Bus. sian. and she would not go to wiu with Russia to save Finland. Sh! did send Finland so much equip- ment ihat her own stocks are at the moment low. So low. perhapt tliiit shc must succumb io anorihel Hitler-Stalin squeeze play to keq her oilt.

RUMANIA OFFERS SOQUTHEPN FRONT

111mm a. on he other hand acts as if she would resist such I play. If it should be tried. and . lizips even if it is not. the alieq will luake strenuous efforts to gei Turkey to join them in war cs Fymflélihhor at least to allow them

o sen s pa and troo thmu the Dnrdzlnelles to Rllirrlifill. sh

'I'liat would make possible g1. mulioncolis attacks on Germany from north and south. Also it ilriiighkbrinlg; Iitaly 111 to attack h}.

e ear as ern orces, or gy filllliler “lseulfi m

err c finality, stale is ended. It may b, Only a Sm

step from Oslo to Armageddon.

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develo ed in Imperial Oil research laboratories is engineered for the But the retailers milst do atheg along coast and drive toward , . fem» running engine Qhody- l’.§“'.‘.’.‘..“it.“ilitiillfilli Geimfliw- 1 Miles liiigiilf; The original Matvelube has long been a leader among motor oils. The :11)???fihglfiugvgxsgfargfilozg;tgréiig I I / o"“-‘w s‘ bhsldf New [Marvelube retains all the original high qualities-now also it the handling of fish and fishery . n 1 ryp $111115 possesses theseQiniproved characteristics: F m (irgctébtségnga £81115" unfonunauh , f r as dresi .v a - ' In their tours about the Doniin- ‘l

IE TIM! longer. At today's high speeds and temperatures it gives

maximum oil mileage.

ion. from time to time ilie Fisher- le5 demonstrators have come lll_C§)l1_' tact with instances where can cs5

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It KGOPS Gngines cleaner, It will give you that lively feeling of instant, surging power. Wear is reduced. Upkeep costs come down.

handling has (lPlYflCWd 110m $11"

quality oi fishery products. This mt A

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gligsliiiiioli i0 oiisct the eilorls oi OCEAN

the department on behalf oi tile _

fisheries. _ r l 1mm Trondheim The importance of czllc ll i g 1

orv/cy interior easy to e en wsemi-mountoiiious m e a y

So, take advantage ofthis outstanding new oil-now! Drive in where five,‘ and 10k”

you see the Imperial Oval Sign.

ling of fish in retail outlets canuoi

. ~11 l. il t . . llrinwtriilsiiiirerso? "£31.25. athifotlillo . ; Swedish troop roam to Nor-

selection of iisli of its customer ap- we 1o“ mo’. Mun‘ oval. Some of the custom coni- g olaints htarye bcpn illfltrfi; 11?” ORWAY ‘x W)

1‘ d .el‘so<".<<-. - a llisllwieo tliuuli \\'ll‘lc rm (ll\ ‘ ' 1,1“ (/1 Hgmu-r-l so have detracted irmll illi ‘b10111?’

Norway must liold Germans

‘ Helge" ‘Lo around Oslo to moke possible [E lose‘- dllied drive south. \] ” 7

of ilie product. Pia" which is u"- miiied to thaw in ri-iiiil iilsfllm F31)‘ int-is becomes rlrv and may lookiilvil and when cooked ls fOllllil in llfizii‘ 1hr: mhqh qf iis llilVillll and i100 -

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l.i i ii “lapping 9 $ ofligfi“lfiillmgulriiilrr-lilis good \\_ _ J '1 grocgugw business louse oiled paper as ilie Krlstldnsdncl/ n l‘)

' first wrapping for such Dflfikflflvfl SWEDEN

Small ieccs of waxed WW9!‘ "f not sui able for fish WT3-DT1111 1 1711")‘ ¢V~ leave part of the fish axéiosgrpfalll‘ Yo; oqeil t. ide mull?!‘ B" 'l'

I N 0 A N A D A gghiaot zlth the ilsii juices. uetiis- 51'“ pgpef] too have been usedyfol‘ I19 111511-19 wra ping for fish. bei0r9 wrapping ih rowh paper. Newsprint is never suitable for fish wrB-Dfllnii’ ‘li- absorbs the fish iuices and will“ _ a most unattractive a P611111“ l“ a "M" poll as robbing the fsh of somfl 01

‘Slllll BY IMPERIAL llll. DEALERS EVERYWHERE

Sweden's Mcginot Line. III-J!!! DEN ARK Halmstod olmet

COPENlIACEEN 34pm; 3g

DEALER

Make Your Party A Success With Fortunes

When all the players are iirlwlili." ed around the lube the)‘ flit 101‘ the deal and the lowest takes it. The dealer then sliuiiles the pack and the person on his rivht cuts.

Before any cards are dealt out. the stakes must be laid. These usu-

‘Suitable Plants For

Window Boxes

ts food value.

Oiled paper for fisii wrrilmirls isfi good investment. It means a vied rotected parcel for carrying "Y1 he fish is protected until the mom-

my of n; pfeparntlun for cooking. Another complaint is that dealelil have in some instances advised tlv I

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Supply line to German forces holding Norwegian ports.

allv consist oi counters. First. the mace cm m. 1111mm GERMANY _ 1 \ _.

. . . . . to . 00.1.81‘ places at lfilst 1W0 COMM“ More folks sec the ouisxie of a improve its ap arance. The boxes customers v tLaw @ t a TN leady (11.11 9121911 hi" 111% 't1"°th(101V1511°1111i 1111110111; home than ilie inside, and one can should usually b: painted to match {,‘;’1if,‘e“°’f§1‘..“sgollihfifwrlufioutios when pure givi a par y car s ow Y0}! are ' _ . iuiie ‘a ole; u. W! petty nearly Jildge what kind oi the dominant color oi the house, m; is had ractice and AmuLGu-mn “uh 1. ‘ fire the fies! thing have close at The caios m? tulgeegl ovgk 9:111: g1’ put two on every tiivisioii. he may Wop“, dweu 1.1118161“ by the 011mm, m. o1 115 mm The now.“ Wm 100k 3183:! “g: m“ n“ “n15 tutemm a Magnesium.‘ potential llllh not: h: the and. You can always fall back on ghtime, i111 1121112611181“: mg cam u lay ITWTE- he mam puts de_ appearance o: the premises. You best if they are made a contralt- mesh frozen fillets should new!‘ 11° _ u“ M mull-ml?" “memfim "m" ‘if m1‘, 11m H3“ “W11. “c; n 185. bu‘; o, fairly can read their character and lng note, providing an accent o! laced in water to uiaw but should — aim of cards that 89" Y°“- 1'9"‘ e 11 e 1. three 111,15 01.1115 13°35 ‘E 51°‘? 55,15”, 1,‘, 51815113 taste by their flowers or the lack color. p ed in the cookin utensil in moth-tight and gas-tight as possible them tightly and t. in them up is ~ gomebody aiwa a 101W! l new 1111"‘? Tum-l 111.19 “hi. maiciiilig cord are coulscortiilgirlic Sllllglblll‘ and though 0i them- Passer-sill’ lllld 50016 010005 Pvrhflfis the finest of all window their frozen state that tie 3118111! by sealing all cracks with adhesive stout brown paper. llpbolstered fun (l) “m1 w‘ seller“ 1y the ample“; at l 531111015,‘ ‘lldiflllll tile mck and sot find“ 1s 0 1.1111. O11 111.. Q3111; w, inviting and inspiring. ivliie others be" flowers are Petunias. because of the fish ma be unlmlmr“ - t8 0- T0 lemme 5111513115" °1'1"1°5' 111W" "lav be treated in a slmlll-I l‘ m” ma“ fun?“ H you on v1 ltl-niwbl- th delr 'in which We i n ~ to ut down‘ more are repulsive and ugly‘. PeOPIe they bloom constantly throughout mere a" 0 B1‘ Dfilcllfles 0011111 taion, scatter about one pmlnd m . ~ mo‘ u“ m” pmmld 3551.1’ mo“ bile ‘liter’; lvoulllld u“ rllblllblalVlénflgllfiltfir3pbn any one sec- pause to admire a well-kept-un the summer, and provide so inter- bld- 1919"" 11° 1911"“ ¢11°1¢15m ° either naphthalene flakes or Much 1| hoard nowadays of so- ‘ ‘ l ‘dd "m" l” 1°“ °°l w rift-so three cards provide the tioh Dlace and will go out or their way eatinl vdriet of color form and 1191 "W11" “P11” 11"‘ “l” ‘m’ medic lvmbeflwie-ifl "w" tflmk- called motii- brooch; aubgtgrwg, __ 1 readinrr sought by the ¢0n5111t8nt~ 'i'l'ie dealer adds uo the WW1 "ll-m- to appreciate and enjoy it. habit The lcony tylie Petunia; Rillnfilfiarm ul practices are pointed n11 0g glothgg and be sure that the lie some o; those “V, 491mm 1 FORTUNE B! CARDS 1 , __ - . . » ows- _ » . .1 . 1- . . ' out at dealers may realize the im’ ll is closed tightly. The concentrat- value. none gives complete and par- The lntellllelailvlls fir" M» 1°11 - bei of his stakes and each l8)? Even those who lime no yards or which produce trailing vine-like 11 m] 1 on» rdlnary Ace —Yoll will be lilcky in love my. 1111c 511mg numhm; [ninlig one. ga-dem m“ 1191111111, the“- dwei. 514.1118 make 811681111’ leswon portance oi co-oiperating as ill y I! ed fumes from these che cits i. manent protection llnder all condi- Hrstly‘ “m mm“ h an o rate 1 affairs if you have not already fem "rhcre is no law as to wilt-re ilie 1» ‘ .111 y 1. .1‘ 1.6x“ ‘vmdow whl l’ d f th bo s Dosslble with the department 111115 deadly t0 the ln-Secll- C1°5111119 u“ 11°F“ A 51mph‘ M10 filmy fiffefit-l" i; d: playing cal" and 1°91‘, c. - cm layers m 10 mm 11.1.1, mas a 1 11101-11 11-11.‘ "1 "We P°m e Xes- Tall efforts to increase fish consumption is placed in moth bass may be elven ui-eoarailoh for home use may be m’ w“ ‘mm the non-plum ' S01v0 -Do not allow your head to will. piilld they may a] Lo in one box“ and m“; 12g‘ m) es " Nmnuruums‘ ganlcularly me new 1n Canada alld so 0i course. increase Rddjflgngl protectlml hi’ "51"? a "N100 by dissolving two ounces oi’ "m" . um d by ' rule ‘yoiv iii-art or voil will make a ';111-1.;1O'11 1f 1,1105}; who 13y them are wheul" h“ 1""'“_ 1“ a subuma“ ‘lmlblm- 1M1“ 1113 9°15"! G165"! the rosperit oi the fisherman. the few ounces oi one of these sllb- sodium fluosiiirzitc in one gallon of The Lilli-fir 9-15 111°" $11 t1 e who ave 1111.131... ‘ so 1h» .d'(,d. ~ home with a iaiidslaped lot or ina and its hybrids. give the same ef- who esaler, t s retailer, and all will’ stances. As the fumes are heavier hot water. This mnv be the person seeking info-rma on. KT . o 1mm tall apartment billldlng, everyone feet as the Balcon t pe Petunias; bflmcflnliltefilfitg either directly or than air the material should be sils- treating H1115 “m1 1111-1119111», My,“ n ec v w

2- ‘I . ‘ be?" 110.. io play.—-'I'lle siakrs th n uts them with @116 1911' 11am“ Tm“ Ammlgh you hale can make. a window box garden. and they are excel en i dow box e industry. pended in cheesecloth in the upper ings, provided the is n d 0| That done. the matchlfli! card is having a relish time. thinas are made. the cards are dealt out in ilie wn out o! ‘he but In ma" w Town W81" dnmnmmz {fie mgrmnriaerlm.

i iumiho out i0 your sdvmitflse Hwn- following manner. Each viaycr is 3°“ m" bi‘ "On-itiiwifil "W be- aubicctit-iaragrant floverfl- flwh =1 the fumes and 1o keep out moths. solution should be aimlied when eool

sought. .__ 1 .1. -- . - 11.; . . 1 1 y. 1 -._ fcrc active ivork in the garden is in Maithiola bicornis. ‘Mi nonette. tgh.

Tne mucking Cal-ii" mgstltlilrxs? willoblliniz/‘hrllblliililirh. liiiilintililililleiilii-lq 53,1111;fithbzl-lttnolilliellilliidIlicdtfrgbqto full swing. so they will be ready weeks Stocks and dwilirf Snapdra- the bags should consist of some by means oi’ a simiver 0r ‘hill!!! I Explained n a cam when m c FlV0~-M0l"‘\' is l-nmilla vrrll‘ “RY each hlso face downwards. bOiiiuv- for ilie earliest start. gnns are doubly attractive. more or less impervious mfltvilfil using sufficient to saturate em!- - the consu ant. Thus: . l..." 1t“ will come iiisifat ilic m" tli {a card is dealt tn each but For an ordinary single whiilmv a Boxes which spend most of the F F on] such as heavy brown gaper lice

A m“ with brown ha“. is mawh- tllldlwitsiime ' thlrse are given face upwards. ' box three and one-half feet long day in shade offer a special Pfob- r from hm“ ° MW um!‘ ma“ m ad by the Queen o‘ 1E1“ king of six-You will make it new friend After this. the first thins 10 <10 ciglit inches deep and l0 inches lem. If the shade is that of a build- -——-—- mam “mm: m“ “(so be “‘"‘§"°‘§,“;

a il¢!‘1'~em3"' by e who will. bring happiness into will‘ is to examine each ldfldlVlPglll-l: iagiiflxlde is a good size. If madefif lng. perhaps only foliage plants- can With spring here and warmer ‘l,’ “1311111-‘3101218315 (flrbggrad1cg_

5111.1“ 1, matched by the illi‘. ltiallivvizc will 010“. v card. If amorle l1°1 5 i’- °° . ialrly good wood it will last .or be grown. such as Ferns. fancy Walther 89910116111118.1100 l! M1’- 1orobenune1n cheesedoth 1,511,111.

51 y Sewn —-lcs is the answer to tile dl-imonds he takes all the stakes . 1 n 1 1h a 1 311 W111“ um“ w“; e11- my- quAeengttlelf-Illeillll-lsthe King of Hearts question you are thinking llbwt- 1DlhYBd oh the five divisions anti that 11ff‘§;11§‘,}“ “flflrp "‘*'f,1.'g(_““ m. 18am: §§d“‘1§}‘1'1';§- ggflféls-qflfijm‘ horvwmieroliltliih glTl favour of nlore iyggnlhrfoflj§§l°djgnd 1‘°°1’"‘“ 1‘ “m”

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the ueen of Diamonds. you. bu _, W v _ 0 ' | ""1 5 _ length. the other fllmNlSlOhS may roofed Begonias will probabl dol m° °1 ‘m’ when °° l“ m 5 the larvae of clothes moths and enr- matellegfilgilvnan bQv "he King oi Dia- izvie. A ling uill be o ivrcd to you 1 round is commenced. exactly aisnpl- be larger m proprmion’ or boxes for we“ Impauem the zanflb“ ynfl- ‘and c“ e11 begun become 11101-9 M- not beetles m“ devmop 1n ma“ m“ momma . . nciit your, 1 mo“? 1S 1 fore. teccIept’ thathglicopersrorlil bwélng each whldow mam,‘ 5mm beefing {Ewen of salmon or ltive an do a large part of the 021- m. the w“ pmflm Snch “s 1nvprm1 ad with bliwl! 11111" l‘ §hNlnyagfhnglfllznflzgEllrllrflt and flvlllitl-1?;l1k(lh%ll'l.ll0:8 duties lluif to till-n Remembfl that window boxes rose on bushy plan-is la inches mil. Iimlmlifii,“m3§fi.2‘“lo2£f.§““..?.2“g'3.I lamp globes. iurnaec air shafts. fiche; by the Q1198" 01 swdeso", Ha"gvg'1'a{'er_ ' 1w 1f“. 011K111“ 1.0111141 ' are a demralion for ilie house. are excellent in semi-shaded places. ‘Q1,- Qiagaqifl: 1,1 anfi11111'01-Tg1n_n 15 floor cracks. behind bnseboartis. and 'ICI’I.—-YOH nre of a cheery natural 11- [he ace of diamonds is not They should harmonize with it and Violas thrive in partial shade. and true that almost every home m1, oven in the mending basket. Dis-