"I
THIS
IS
A
SPE-CIAL
OCCA.
filON
for
Sue
...her
first
lug
dano
and;fhe
.
looks,
like
'the:
stagline's
dream-come-true!
The
-
secret
of
her
BLONDIE
prince
IMwctt
Daily
JScms
Saturday,
November
29,
1947
CATHOLIC
LADIES'
BRIDGE,
WHIST
Nineteen
tables
of
bridge,
whist
and
cribbage
were
in
play
it
a
card
party
sponsored
by
the
Catholic
Women's'League
in
the
J.
Schaeffer,
Mrs.
J.
Murray,
Mrs.
Yalloway
and
Mrs.
E.
R.
Brett.'
Winners
were:
Bridge
Ladies,
Mrs.
E.
L.
Shannon,
Mrs.
E.
P.
Noel;
men.
A.
Ostashower',
Ronald
Houston.
WhistLadies,
Mrs.
M.
Rlch-
glowing
smile?
Cheerful
7-Up!
Sue
raids
ibe
ice-box
before
Special
Occasions
...
pours
herself
a
bubbling
glassful
of
7-Up.
Just
try
this:
"Fresh
Up"...
sip
it
slowly
It,t
its
lively,
happy
bubbles
run
over"
and
under
your
tongue!
Taste
Its
delicious
lemon-lime
flavour!
Feel
'like
smiling?
Of
course
you
do.
Good
at
any
time
7-Up
is
a
"must"
for
Special
Occasions!
Buy
yours
at
any
store
displaying
the
cheerful
7-Up
signs!
FRIENDS
FAREWELL
LARRY
WALLACE
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall
on'bich
point
he
has
been
trans
Thursday
evening.
The
party
was
under
convenershlp,
of
Mrs.
members
of
the
Signal
Corps
Walter
Lahtl,
C.W.L.
president,
'
and
friends
gathered
at
his
home
who
also
was
in
charge
of
re-
at
549
Ninth
Avenue
West,
to
freshments,
assisted
by
Mrs.
R.
bid
him
farewell.
Mrs.
Wallac
and
the
family
plan
to
remain
fin
the
city
until
the
end
of
the
year.
ards,
Mrs.
L.
Lahtl;
men,
A.
Campagnola,
Lloyd
Lahtl.
Cribbage
Ladies,
Mrs.
G
Eyolfson.
Christine
Turbitt;
men.
O.
K.
Nelson,
Leo
Deblvis.
BUYS
md
WHYS
by
"
t?Acf
I
wttkly
advtrthlng
end
Information
strvict
for
today's
woman
HB
MONTREAL,
Nov.
27
th
Let
me
be
the
one
to
whisper
the
magic
name
that
guarantees
"The
Lift
that
never
lets
you
down
"
.
.
.
"
PERM
A
LIFT"
Brassieres!
You'll
never
find
another
bra
that
can
touch
it
in
giving
gentle
and
gracious
support
and
naturally
molded
flattery!
Reason
is
that
"PERMA
LIFT
"
Brassieres
have
a
soft,
Sret
firm,
cushion
inset
at
the
base
of
each
bra
cup
...
so
that
comfprtable,
adequate
and
naturally
silhouetting
support
is
given
the
breast
from
below,
wash
over
and
over.,.
a
"PERMA
LIFT"
Bra
never
loses
its
famous
"Lift"!
Choose
from
sizes
32
to
38
in
A,
B
and
C
cup
-sizes
for
individual
fit!
FOOD
FOR
NOVEMBER'S
CHILLY
DAYS
should
be
particularly
good
and
gay.
That's
why
it's
such
a
good
idea
to
lighten
and
brighten
this
month's
meals
with
gqrgeous
JELL-O
desserts
..
.
and
here's
a
dessert
that
tastes
as
"special"
as
it
looks'
JELL-O
STRAWBERRY
MOLD
Dissolve
1
package
Strawberry
JELL-O
In
2
cuds
hot
Wh,en
J11ffi,y
thickened
lold
in
2
medium
!E3?!rn'iSh
Ce-
n
tur"mt
mold.
Chill,
unmold
remarkable
cooking
utensil
yet
Invented
the
PRESTO
Cooker
cooks
most
foods
in
a
quarter
of
the
usual
time
and,
because
of
the
amazing
PRESTO
cooking
speed;
Joods
retain
their
colour
and
flavour
their
vitamins
and
minerals.
Here
indeed
is
a
cooking
utensil
jio
woman
should
be
without!
Take
my
tip
get
your
own
.PRESTO
to-morrowl...9
out
of
10
pressure
cookers
in
.
Canadian
kitchens
are
PRESTO.
ft
4
ask
lor
JELL-O
at
your
favourite
grocer's
and
look
for
the
fetalis
cviiJCA
vu
every
pacicageJ
WHAT'S
YOURT
.SJ
HOBBY?
Sew-
r
...you
can,
naia
f
more
time
for
it
Tliir.SS
when
yu
cook
XJjfiWpi
the
time-saving
fitisjSTO
way!
Truly
-the
most
EXPERT
IV
FEMININE
BE-WITCHERY
.
.
HELENA
RUBINSTEIN
knovs
what
you
want
brings
it
to
you
straight
from
the
South
of
France...
COMMAND
PERFORMANCE
...
her
first
great,
romantic
French
Perfume.
Command
Performance
Perfume
(15.00,
8.00,
2.50);
Eau
de
Parfum
(3.75,
2.25);
Both.
Powder
(250)
...you'll
want
them
all
at
these
light-hearted
prices!
And
they're
yours
for
feminine
bewitchery!
at
HELENA
RUBINSTEIN
Cosmetic
Counters
everywhere!
SALADS
ARE
AN
ALL-YEAR-'ROUND
DELIGHT
come
mealtime!
Deliriously
dressed
tossed
salad
on
a
side
plate
with
your
main
hot
course
balances
winter
meals
to
perfection.
Just
try
this
MAZOLA
French
y.
messing
jot
aownrignt
good
taste...
FRENCH
DRESSING
Plan
1
rm
1
,
.
-
eugar.
1
teasp.
uuTi
teuf
dtTiSlA
aSk
SikewelIeHWohr'lest?.rs,hlre
Sauee
t!ghtlySPcoVJered
JaAnd
Eiiajce
well.
Caul
and
,
ehake
thake
before
before
serving,
tervin.
THERE'S
BABYjrrfcute
little
tyke!
.
..fairly
bouncing
with
happy
good
health!
As,
indeed,
he
should,
with
so
much
loving
care
and
HEINZ
Strained
Bobu
FoodshEach
and
every
one
of
the
Strained
Foods
are
carefully
vacuum-sealed
...
and
so
easy
for
baby
to
geSrA,fJr
hl1
first
birthday,
youll
begin
to
feed
him
HEINZ
Junior
Food...
12
oh-so-good
varieties.
Including
a
complete
Vegetable
Beef
Dinner!
More
good
news
for
baby...
for
your
free
copy
of
"Your
Baby
SiJJiet".,
simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent,
Bill
Crescent
St,
Montreal,
P.Q.
MfF
in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
BIDDEE
JINKS
Pte.
Larry
Wallace
of
the
local
Teaching
is
a
profession
that
.
each
side
of
the
latter.
No,
detachment
tachment
of
the
Army
Signal
j,
k
itseir
and
lts
heiDers
near-
"Boys"
or
"Girls"
siens
ever
Corps
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Catala
for
Boundary
Bay
to
ferred.
Last
night
a
number
of
ly
always
into
or
near
a
firing
line.
In
the
most
ordinary
line
of
duty
there
is
no'one
more
eligible
for
criticism.
Try
something
new
and
different
and
the
squads
open
up
with
both
battels
'ma'
and
'pa'.
In
spite
of
this
irritant
handicap,
some
daring
souls
have
persevered
until
up-to-date
schools
laud
a
on
Interested
toes,
whatever
type
of
carrot
they
dangle
from
c
string.
It
seems
to
be
a
simple
matter
of
using
any
small
natural
endowment,
and
then
whatever
else
comes
handy.
One
local
I
clean
sod
"Now
.
.
.
how
many
!do
you
see?
One?
Right!"
(That
was
Grandmother).
Turning
to
another
pupil
the
teacher
smiled
encouragement.
"Sadie,
one
of
those
ten
mice
reiusea
io
run,
out
how
many
were
needed
for
the
elder
always
looked
out
for
the
younger.
Anyway,
instinct
was
strong,
It
was
cold
In
winter
and
hot
In
summer
which
no
one
notic-.
ed.
Its
one
drawback
had
been
ordained.
It
was
built
to
be
under
the
surveillance
of
a
perm-:
anent
member
of
the
'Board'
i
Several
of
her
offspring
strut-
y"-orn!n-ghe
gin
dresses,
the
boys
in
denim
over
alls)
to
tell
somebody
sometime
during
the
day
that
"my
mother
is
on
the
Board
so
ya'd
better
watch
out."
Only
one
teacher
didn't
She
'
teacher
tells
of
using
mice
nice
'was
a
young
thing,
just
turned
j
fat,
sleek,
live
mice
to
teach
nineteen,
and
at
that
age
even
a
1
his
pupils
arithmetic.
He
omit-
la"y
board
member
who
never
ted
fractions
that
year
he
says,
60t
within
hailing
distance
of
which
means
that
somewhere
.
Grade
8
fails
to
be
impressive.
up
in
the
Peace
River
district
a
I
In
her
bright
optimism
she
gentle
and
wise
old
grand-1
'failed'
Doris,
a
girl
remarkably
I
mother
mouse
may
be
teaching
llke
her
mother
and
little
more
j
!
her
progeny
to
add
and
subtract
j
than
a
moron.
She
carelessly
in
the
same
simple
language
i
gave
out
the
reports
at
noon,
she
heard
in
the
low
log
shed,
forgetting
no
doubt
that
only
"How
many
mice
came
out
of
one
family
lived
near
home,
that
hole
to
your
right,
Nath-
In
tne
country
every
drop
of
j
anlel?
Ten?
Correct!"
teaching
time
is
extracted
from
f
Afta
r.tnmi
Li.
r
.
i
in
fpnnVtor
Cr
(ha
lie
Hair
i
ing
sure
to
hit
one
of
the
boards
school
keeps
until
3:30
p.
m
,
that
aimed
to
cover
the
good
'
and
no
earlier.
That
day
was
no
exception
so
that
the
whole
pop-
eyed
class-room
saw
the
flurried
entrance
of
an
irate,
influential
mother,
and
got
an
Indelible
demonstration
of
woman's
in-;
humanity
to
another
woman.
And
heard
their
teacher,
their
did?
No,
not
eight.
Remember
j
lovtfty
teacher,
called
a
"dirty"
9
and
1
always
makes
ten."
Not
all
country
districts,
even
in
Peace
River,
are
blessed
with
such
aids
to
learning
or
so
resourceful
a
teacher.
Most
of
them
have
school
boards
however,
men
and
women
chosen,
alack,
on
the
basis
of
acreage
or
a
fresh
paint
job
on
the
farm
buildings.
One
such
set-up
comes
easily
to
mind
the
little
white
school-house
sitting
a
few
feet
off
a
dusty,
rutted
road.
It
was
alonf
little
chit."
cry.
And
saw
her,
finally,
Every
new
term
saw
a
new
teacher
in
that
district.
One
feature
of
the
management
remained,
the
Demon
Death
fearing
also
to
take
a
hand.
The
forming
of
the
Parent-Teacher
Association
has
brought
about,
by
degrees,
a
feeling
of
united
effort
between
school
and
home.
After
all,
they
are
both
working
with
the
same
except
for
a
small
red
barn
and
tools.
When
it
Is
done
in
full
two
yet
smaller
rectangular
co-operation
and
friendliness,
buildings
strategically
placed
on
I
children
are
released
from
any
OH,
BOX
THAT
GAME
LASTED
A
LOT
LONG
THAN
I
THOUGHT
PLANNING
TO
PLAY
SANTA
CLAUS
to
some
special
"somebody
"?
Then
let
me
tip
you
off
to
the
finest
buyword
I
know
for
gift-giving...
an
ELGIN
WATCH
with
"dp"
on
the
dial!
It
contains
a
DuraPower
mainspring,
developed
exclusively
for
ELGIN
watches...
and
is
the
most
important
watchmaking
advance
in
over
200
years.
This
DuraPower
Mainspring
is
truly
a
-
miracle
"...
made
from
a
new
alloy
that
refuses
to
rust!
This
elimination
of
rust
bids
goodbye
to
the
greatest
enemy
of
even
the
finest
steel
mainsprings
...
so
you
can
be
sure
that
your
gift
of
an
Elgin
"Watch,
including
Lord
and
Lady
ELGIN
and
ELGIN
De
Luxe
works
steadily
and
accurately
through
the
years.
Intercepted!
"Boy,
did
we
take
a
beating!"
By
Chic
Young
ffj
jjl
Sr
-Another
Indian
liites
the
Dust.
m
ri
l
V
EVERVTH1NG
WILL
l
I
IB
I
iZ
w
two,
T
wfi
runo
I
I?HIS
AND
THAT
j
NEWFOUNDLAND'S
GIFT
TO
ELIZABETH
The
second
wedding
gift
of
mink
to
Princess
Elizabeth,
which
came
from
the
people
of
Newfoundland,
was
made
by
the
London
firm
of
Links,
whose
head,
Caiman
Links,
took
the
patterns
to
Buckingham
Palace
for
the
Princess
to
choose
the
style
in
which
the
coat
was
fashioned.
The
skins,
which
had
already
been
sliced
up
to
ribbons
by
a
knife
the
correct
way
to
start
making
up
a
mink
coat-were
machined
into
a
stylish
coat.
The
first
mink
gift
was
from
Canada,
this
being
made
up
in
Montreal.
Here
two
workers
admire
a
number
of
skins
which
were
used
to
make
up
the
gift.
.
"MJRSSB
lopsided
attitude.
While
the
different
P.T.A.
groups
In
our
own
city
are
bet
ter
attended
this
year
than
pre-iously.
there
are
still
too
many
disinterested
parents.
Yet
anything
that
concerns
a
'.child
ought
to
concern
his
parent-
-
poslbly
to
the
extent
of
knowing
his
teacher.
It
is
an
easy
thing
to
plk
up
the
'phone
and
give
an
Invitation
to
tea
or
dinner.
Very
few
refuse,
for
they
are
human
too
which
makes
them
no
different,
(well,
not
much
different)
than
anyone
else.
COMMON
AND
DANGEROUS
Whooping
cough,
one
of
the
most
dangerous
respiratory
dis
eases,
Is
contracted
by
more
children
than
get
diptherla,
scarlet
fever
and
measles
Si?
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TO
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B
CAMERA
CLUB
ACCOMODATION
The
Camera
Club
activities
of
which
are
becoming
Increasingly
popular,
has
been
provided
with
additional
accomodation
at
the
Civic
Centre,
the
solarium
room
on
the
ground
floor
having
been
made
available
for
combined
use
p
a
mming
place
and
dark
room.
The
solarium
equipment
has
been
movd
to
another
part
of
the
building.
The
change
adeuatflv
meets
the
requirement
of
the
camera
club.
Lockers
for
the
tafe-keeplng
of
equipment
are
provided.
BIG
JAPANESE
WRESTLERS
Japanese
are
net
all
small
wrestlers
sometimes
weigh
as
much
as
300
to
350
pounds.
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Modem
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
a
young
girl
has
visited
a
friend
for
several
days
Is
it
necessary
that
she
write
a
"bread
and
butter"
letter
to
her
friend's
mother?
A.
Yes;
a
brean
and
butter
letter
should
be
sent
to
the
mo.
ther
as
well
as
to
the
friend,
Q.
What
does
the
prefix
'a
la"
mean
preceding
many
French
phrases?
A.
"A
la"
means
'according
to'
or
'In'
the
style
of.'
Q.
When
a
college
man
Invites
a
girl
to
a
college
weekend,
who
should
pay
for
her
hotel
accommodations
and
her
meals
while
she
is
there?
A,
The
man
should
pay
for
these
expenses.
Q.
What
reply
should
a
girl
make
when
a
man
thanks
her
for
a
dance?
A,
She
may
reply,
"I
enjoyed
it
too,"
or
"You
are
very
Mrs.
A.
J.
Sheardown
of
Armstrong,
who
has
been
visiting
In
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
down
the
coast
for
the
past
two
months,
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