The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 7

THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939. 2 Ottawa Motorists Figure in Collisions BUCKINGHAM, Aug. 9i-(Spe-cial) Two Ottawa motorists were involved in automobile collisions in this district tonight "Jy On the Blanche road eight miles east of here. Marcel Couture, of Ottawa, damaged his car in a col-. Lsion with a car driven by Eucher LIBBY'S EVAPORATED Bertrand.

of Buckingham, at Blanche Bridge. Damage totalled $150.. An automobile driven by F. Ro bert, of was in collision with a car operated by H. Drouin, of Buckingham, between Bucking' ham and Buckingham Junction.

urouln, wruie backing his car away from the first accident, was in collision with another car driven by S. Gauthier, of Masson. Damage totalled 175. Provincial Traffic Officer R. J.

Forcier investigated. IF ITS lScidenS IT'S COT TO BS GOOD THIS IS MY IDEA OF A PERFECTLY MOO-VtLCUS CUP OF COFFEE kMCffM mum to tasta i jost right when it's made with Borden's Evaporated ataerta Elsie, the BordcaCow. That's because Borden Evaporated is ao smooth and creamy. "It's the pure milk from Borden-inspect- cd cows like Elsie, evaporated to double-rich creami-neaa soon after milking tune. Borden's is always extra-roi and extra-food tat all the family because it's irradiated for an added supply of the Easy todigest.aae, and supremely nourishing, Borden' Evaporated Milk improves all your cooking It's the ideal milk for' kitchen and table use.

Always ask your grocer for Borden's. otdctCS EVAPORATED. MILK UNSWIITlNtD IIIADIATfD YOUR Raw or Canned, or in Juice Form, Tomatoes Are Healthy for Those of All Ages. By DR. FRANK! McCOY.

THE tomato is a valuable food from the health-building standpoint and its use is steadily increasing. Regardless of whether the vegetable is used raw or canned, or -whether it is used In the form of canned tomato juice, it retains its full value. The reasons for the popularity of the tomato are easily understood. In the first place, people like its flavor; in the second place. it is comparatively inexpensive; and in the third place, the health angle has affected its use to.

some degree. Also, by using the canned form, tomatoes may be used the year around, which means that the sea son is not as restricted as would be the case if we could enjoy tomatoes only during the Summer sea- a. immni mwimtmmmy, fefeRVlg null r-TTm WITHOUT KtwsAs CHARGE! (J ATOT II KELLOGG'S -is. C0RI1 FLAKES OGILVIE-S FLAKES 2'" 19 OCILVIE'S MINUTE OATS 19c ASSORTED CHOC-0-PUP 5c KING OSCAR BRISLING' SARDINES 2 25c CARNATION PICKLES Large Jar 21c FANCT KETA SALMON r. IP0 PICNIC FANCY FINK SALMON 2 for 25c MARCO COFFEE ld.

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25c Skinless WIENERS lb. 23c Sock FILLETS lb. 19c REGISTERED THE OTTAWA JOUKNATJ i HEALTH son when they are ripening on the vines. It is my opinion that tomatoes have a distinctly beneficial effect upon the liver, and those with sluggish livers will do well to take more tomatoes. While most! people consider the tomato a vegetable, it is best classed with the acid fruits and apparently it is the slight acid content which stimulates the liver.

The tomato is, grouped, with the alkaline-forming foods, possessing the basic salts which have an alkaline reaction within the body. It is an excellent source of vitamin and this latter fact accounts for the use of the juice in the diet of infants. The vitamin of the tomato Is' not destroyed by canning. The food also supplies vitamins A and B. In combining tomatoes I suggest that you use them with protein foods such as meat and Ash, and with non-starchy vegetables.

The acid of the tomato seems to aid in the digestion of fish, and I therefore suggest that when serving fish you also use tomatoes; either in the form of salad, or in the stewed form. Tomato juice is widely used in the feeding of infants, being used the same as orange juice, for the Dtirnns rif annnlvinff th vitamin lacking in milk. Hownwr. it I equally good for people of all ages. i suggest urn you try taxing a glass of this rich, red juice first thing in the morning, or during the middle of the afternoon, or last thing at night before going to bed.

Many patients have reported to me that this aimnle nlan in. creases their sense of general well-being, so that they feel better when taking the juice regularly. use tomatoes sliced in salad; stewed; in the form of tomato soup; or as a flavoring' agent for other dishes such as stews. You Will finrf th (nmitn deserves its popularity and I feel sure you wiu discover that tomatoes are good for health. Report From China Mystifies Church TORONTO, Aug.

9. (CP) Rev. R. A. Williams of the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada said tonight he could not understand a Tientsin, China, that Dr.

H. H. Gilbert and Rev. George Andrew were in trouoied Suchow. Dr.

Gilbert arid Mr. AhHi-ur were reported by Hugh Mackenzie, treasurer of the United Church of Canada Mission in Tientsin, as being in Suchovv, where two unidentified Canadian missionaries are said to be held by Japanese autnonues on espionage charges. Mr. Williams xaM Dr r)vi and Mr. Andrew were Church of England missionaries.

On Monday he received a rahl 1mm Andrew at Tsingtau, on the uunese coast, whereas Suchow is tar imana. United Church mission author. ities said they had received no worn to indicate missionaries of their church might be held by the Japanese. Rev. J.

E. McRa nrl- dent of the China Inland Mission seminary here, said no Canadian Roman Catholic missionaries have been arrested. French Ambassador -Absolves Officials WASHINGTON, Aug. AP French Ambassador Count de Saint Quentln said tonight he was convinced no French officials in the Paris or New York diplomatic offices had any knowledge films were- being brought into the United States in French diplomatic pouches. "It is, of course, a misuse of the diplomatic he told reporters.

John T. Cahill, United. States Attorney in New York, forwarded charges of film smuggling today to the State Department. At the Theatres Film revivals at the Imperial theatre today and Friday include The Last with Edward G. Robinson in 'the leading role, and "Merrily We the farce comedy co-starring Brian Ah erne and Constance Bennett Robinson plays an American gang overlord who goes to prison.

His wife divorces him, changes her name to protect their baby from disgrace and marries a man who befriends her. Emerging into a new world and bent on revenge, the convict works out his own regeneration in a dramatic climax. "Merrily We Live" is the uproarious story of one of the daf-fiest families ever pictured on stage or screen. It revolves around a novelist in search of a plot who is mistaken for a tramp and taken into a home of wealth as His romance with the madcap daughter of the Kilbournes sets a new high in farcical comedy. Henry Fonda and Joan Bennett are the harassed lovers of "I Met My Love now on view at the Rialto theatre.

The which is based on Allene Corliss' novel, "Summer casts the stars in the roles of the studious Ives and the adventurous Julie, boy and girl sweethearts in the New England of the jazz and flapper era of 1927. The marriage of Julie to an irresponsible writer, 'her disillusionment and return home to renew a romance that fate delayed a decade bring the story to a dramatic and thrilling climax. Dame May Whitty, Alan Marshall and Louise Piatt head the sup porting cast of this romance. It is showing Edmund Lowe in "Murder en Diamond Row All Hope Given Up Lost Flying Officer GUELPH, Ont, Aug. 9.

(CP) All hope has been abandoned for the safe return of Royal Air Force Flying Officer Thomas Adam Darling and four companions reported missing-' today in a British bomber during air exercises over the North Sea, according to a cable received here late today by Darling's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Darling said the cable, sent by 'the commander of. the 149th Squadron of the Royal Air Force from Mildenhalt, England, indicated a search for the bomber had prpved fruitless and all aboard were believed to have lost their lives.

Darling was one of several Guelph men serving with the Royal Air Force. He left for England in 1938 to train as a pilot. He was educated and lived most of his life in Guelph. Surviving are his parents, two sisters and a brother in Guelph. Lord High Chancellor Is Among Speakers At Bar Meeting i QUEBEC, Aug.

9. (CP) Lawyers from all parts of Canada will assemble here next week for the 24th annual meeting of the Canadian Bar Association. As a preliminary, the conference of the Commissioners on Uniformity of Legislation in Canada opens, i This is a body set up by the association to aid in bringing statutes of the different provinces into a greater measure of harmony. From time to time the conference prepares draft bills on certain fields of law which are submitted to the different legislatures with a view to their enactment. Representatives of the legal profession in Great Britain, France and the United States will attend and their addresses will be among the main oratorical efforts of the three-day meeting.

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