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This youngster with
_the downy i and the simplic-
-ity ol-manner' s country boy has
lol-fly sixty Ger airplanes to his
er_stlit,_ssys the eh ml8lxine.
Lectures Pour To _ He has fought.
the Germans slngly."in pairs and in
 locks. He darts' at them from the
-donds and haiiles them with his
llbeed; then is quirk shot from his
fnever-failing machine gun and the
iight is over. I-‘tance had loaded him
down with medals even before the
exploit that put him above all in
aviation." the avenging ot the death
of Guynemer, .hero-ot, France’s iiiers.
The avenging ot Guynemer is typ-
iesl of Fonck's air tactics. On the
Belgian front Lieut. .Wlasemanm
bocha aviator who slew the valiant
Pi'ench`iiier. was spreading ‘terror
among the airmen. Alter his victory
over Guynemer he had written to his
family: ‘fl have just vanished the
most redoubtshle of our onemid; I
is-my

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_ _l\ENE'FONC'K.
.have _shot down the famous French
esiptatn, Bnynemer. Now I have'
lothlng more tofear.”
- “But Wisselnann," says Lectures
Pour- Tous, which tells oi the iight
nl-the young aviator'told it to the
writer, “had reckoned without Fonck,
 he_did not long enjoy his tri-
umph. 0ne,day_Fonck was playing
thong the.clou`ds_6,000 metres above
thsjround. ~_ Some 700 metres below
him' liew n, patrol ot eight French
aviators. Suddenly Fonck saw a.
lplendid.Ru'mpl'er biplano. glittering
in its newness, swoop toward the
patrol. ' '_
' “Instanily,__ according to his cus-
tom, ,Fonck sped his ‘little machine
straight at the proud boche. He drove
furiously, but the`German, full or
conlltlonoc, did not dodge; indeed,
he pn. on all speed toward the rush-
ing Krenchman, tiring a burst from
'hls~i-msohine- gun. But the bullets
miss_e_d'the dodning little plane, anal
that signed the death warrant ot the
ll‘.'up._ , Ne_v_er.= had »1l‘onck's plane re-
lplmded so superbly to its masters
touch. B,e~`lashéd under the great
Riumpler~li_k`t§`_a humming bird dodg-
-$113.!/'bra_nch,' "and ss it passed be-
gleath- and'_‘a little to the rear,
6nok’s machine gun sputtercd and
,the Germanitell 6,000 metres. Guy-
nemer vvanvenged!"
 _Fonck has some through
his 'numerous battles without a
llfrstehu Seemingly he throws caution
tothe winds when he tights, but in
reality he studies his adversary as I
coolly u it he were playing chess.
_Ke picks out the time to strike, and
_his success lies in being able to strike
st-that instant and to strike accur-
ately. He practices shooting with
is ‘a marvelous marksman. That
_makes it possible for him to make
every shot count, and his eyes is so
trlinod to judge speed and distance
that he can ilgure his maaoeuvres out
_to s nicely. So it is not all luck that
has brought him victorious and un-
Illrmed through half a. hundred bat-
tles in the sky. _
_Fonck summed up his aerial tac-
tiq as follows:
y *"llltll'\iAl.neousnei-ls, slipplenoss and f
elickhsure-'vlsion. Those are the
ithfefqunlities that distinguish the
trite élhllleur of the air.
.iflne 'ntineoulneasmskes it pos-
_»isis:~tor_1iiin, thanks to the rapidity
y ot 24 yesrl. Lieut.f
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vehicle-Canadian oiiicial photograph.Copyrlght, Canada War Records.
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be i ` gains.
\\lB~-J.I.~ll|l'D!,
Hee-ehslnlan of the Dominion'
Victory Baan Committee. and a
strong leader ln the canmaign. I
products,  , exista.,and Guest i
Britain take all of them that
Ganda has to mare; lvst the de-
mands of tlimvarhaneiheenso heavy
that sho cannot pay cash hr all
these things. She, must have credit.
It is here thatithedlominion Gunm-
ment steps ln; and‘.-provides thepeash, ,
obtaining the necessary toads
through the Victory Loan.
_ '.l‘hs!armersshonldbensmthl»
isstic over the victory -
palm as an ottnr-
aideeideli NIMQ
heavily. But it
liberally and endesvo
te do so, its comp!
aunred.
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PIAIIEE l‘A.1il" EXAQIIII.
_` Baskaoehsran.  al-
most a purely apdcnltual plo-
vineq ha.l`|'lven a qinditi lmd
to the rest of the Dof-ininn.
Ovvlng ot'/\‘.l\e crop failure in nev~ I
eral of the districts, the allot-
ment for the Province in the Vio-
tory Loan drive was placed at
$15,000,000. Recently those In
_ charge of the provincial organi-
| aationssidtllatthoy wouldnot i
think oi’ getting iss than `
$22,000,000. ' ` _
l BONDS OR. BONDAGE.
Canadians at Home
Must Do Their Utmost l
-It Il For Them to Demonstrate That i
the Spirit. ot the Boys Over '
There Exists at Home.
Canadians at home must do their
utmost in the Victory Loan drive, for _
the boys in Franco are looking on. i
These brave follows. the pride ol the 1
British Army, who have rarrierl all '
before the d ri th in h l
*_ m li ng f= st t me
months, must not he disappointed in I
the folks ni lmme. if must be demon-
strated to lhcni that thc spirit ex-
hibited in the front line, is to be
found also on the home front. l
There is n_o pi~o‘~lf~"i confronting
Every o y seems to be doing it. Why
ahouldn’t they? Thr- cause is worth
doubling up lor. Besides, it would
be impossible to get :\ hwisr invost-
ment. lt’s better 1 ii the Amer-
icans wer' ifrered. lheirlourth
eight reisxss, lo execute the desired _
nl iimentst blinding speed at the _
siiaetinstsnt-it‘ is needed. - ‘
;_'_'BuppIbi_1ess _iscilitates the sxeeu- I
ii¢‘j'|<»o!"ths1man‘l;)e\=‘\rei‘e. on ‘ble tori 1-),,u|,|., “pp W _“_ _ _ ‘
_-"_ Quick eyes' a it p s'
liigxh-,to gauge the speed and distance I
'i ie i
ot' s enem s. _ ,_
;. »"I! l. pilot has these three qualill- *HE onlsxs'
li he need have no leg' of be-
~ umbled and he may he sure of
lil g inany soslps at his belt. i
F  o _hed rule for combat can be
ishsd. lt all depends on the
. the time and the number. Oi 5
' the best plan is to dash upon .
y _if/¢sn"helore he seeryou, hut;
t csnft elven be dons. And when .
tlibb il impoelihle the problem is sof
to ‘iflltshlf Hodge that you keep out
offhis line of hrs and at the same
tile uncover his weakness. Once
yoi had his weakness You must in-
l\?t|¥‘ lhlka the best ol lt.
___ it you sed yourself opposed by
es‘¢=
i.ibc|'i_.' i -do bi": ini'-;_ 4% per
vc-nl_. \\h~_,-as ol .ily 5%. ‘ S0
"rin\:f.'ing up" if he correct thing.
it is patriotic snr inn rnofl business.
Your country needs your lin-
cisl help to meet its crisis today.
You may need ilnancial ‘\‘e_- 1
sources to meet s posslbleofisls _
in your slain ister on. There
is one sate, sane, sure way to-
mset either kind oi crisis.. .In
taking lt you discharge _your
duty to your country and -to
yourself. 'Pale it til#-day. Iuy
Victor! Bonds. Roy all you oan.
IJND T0 CANADA. "
Sometimes s msn avoids s scrape Then is a me for everyth-
Qb it-ning his whiskers grow. P . mg’
Y but few people haw access to the
tiles he docs for dinner
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EIT rnilkplay a bigger part in your daily diet.
Use _more milk-for healtl1’s sake. Use
_ more milk-for,c.conomy’s sake. Use more
milk--for loyalty’s sake. _
Food specialists, doctors, experts all say that
milk is one of the richest and most nourishing
foods that Nature provides. And it is' one ofthe
most economical. _ _
At this season of the year you should use lots
of milk. Drink it at every meal-as a food. Let
it take the place of meat, bacon and other foods
needed “over there.” Usemorc of ‘lt in your
cooking-because it adds a. richer flavor, because
it is .more nourishing, because it aids digestion.
Try using! more milk in your dict-for one
week. ' See ow much better you feel. Sec lioyv
much you save. `
BECO ME better ac` _uainted with ill 3 goodness,
the many uses, time economy of milk--Na-
ture’s first food. »Ati_d become acquainted with
Carnation Milk-~N:1ture’s first food ` in abso-
lutely pure form. ‘ `
C Into thousands of homes_-will over _Canada
and the_Umtecl States-we are introducing thi;
better milk. 1 ’
 __..°‘:.°'::,:a °f......  ~f...... contented cows” »‘°-~~'-_“L--_- ' »
SUCCESS , Success is not a sudden thing. Thoroad is long andhard and rough
-__ ` It comes not over night. 'Phat leads to lasting joy, '_ V
.\iy boy, seek not the easy path Though you may seo what seems to Tiinoquickly stains what cunning
To get to wealth or fame, _
But earn your way in work or play, The victor in the light, Remember that my boy,
Be worthy of your name. And know that little has he toiled And you mustearn by honest toil
lie cannot keep his honors long ' His downiali is begun; ,Yifhatevsr you’t_l possess
Wiho wins them hy deceit, His gold is brass, his fame will pass ’\Ti_'s_‘_&ronx~ftho heart that yo_'u. must
And soon or late the demon fate li they're not farily won. Q  start
Dethrones the cunning cheat.  ?»,l'(_:_ljQ;);s_  real sucoess
s--Q  of--2%
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Thousands of_ new homes have flearned tb_at
_Carnation Milk is milk ln its hancliestform--1n_
its safest form _
--that, unopened, it will keep fresh for wccksl
--that it is cconomical.(no waste) ~ '
‘CA_RNA'I\`ION MILK ~1s rich, pure milk
‘-‘from- .Contented Cows.” ' It is “whole
milk”-_ev_apo,rated`to the consistencyof cream.
Then sealed in _air-ti ht canst and sterilzked.
Nothing but water is tzllgen out of it. Nothing
is put _-f-inxto swceten .or to preserve it. It is just
pure vvllole-.~111llk-'~i->'f uniform richness and qual~
ity-f.;calec_i__=_1safe from contamination. _ _
_--that it can be ordered' with your gfocvries/ 1
Ariel youican use it for 'everythin -for cook-"
ing--for creaming vegetables landg soups-as
cream for coffefe'-diluted, as a safe, nourishin
drink for your children. It is the only milk
suppigf your_.l_1_<>mc needs.
_ Order aweek'_s;s-upply of-Carnation Milk from
your grocer#-llef is tl'ie'i Carnation Milkman.
Alvviiys keep a few cans -ha,ndy__for_unexpected
nee s. .,_
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Canaria in-tiny, nr lil-it-l_-~ to confront I ' A . ` _ l ` ` ‘ L
h°r in thc future' which cundian' Many /inf TESTED rrcipe: are gforn in "The S.'ary’|    
cannot solve, if they put their minds ' _ _ ,_ _ , _ ` ' '
N, “_ There is no fuk for umm goo sf Cimisiinn .Ville -a r,*1i°ndid-hcazlft you _f..ouIJ ' ' u_'”l.t°d
?iie“Ix\`::'l'|'|\i__l;"'i’;' ‘hl‘ill_e n?JveJ';:°t1§kgl: 1 /tar. T/iz.-r rztiprl wtll /it/p you In runi.5i'nr :'r.'r1`:ly  Ont,
nboug 1;, l|'n|e5,; Um. v|¢¢°ry 14", || _wills ndurih/immi in your mzallm mm/,.~. Write /or . _ Chicago and Seattle’ U_S_A_
PU! °V°\'~ If Wm 710. f0l' if mil” U9- i s Fur ropy to-day-mmtion thi: papn, pIra.u._ _
--~~»---l- - Canad'___,._  _ v, - 1_1 .
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our i_,.'.'us Fon vlcronv. - J » 3 _ -`7'""U?’ ’ "'
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