express
t(mk
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
13,
1951
!
Children
Like
Young
Parents
msic
evident
I
Hungarian
Music
To
Follow
Party
VIENNA
Hunearv's
famnii
Princess
Prepares
For
Australia
Trip
LONDON
(Reuters)
A
few
Ion
cJ.iL
Many
Mourn
Mrs.
Lindsay
Esteem
and
respect
which
was
held
for
the
late
Mrs.
Hattie
Susan
Lindsay,
wife
of
J.
A.
Lindsay
and
pioneer
local
woman,
was
testified
to
this
afternoon.
First
m
ommon
in
OA
omion
.
SI,
0
I
fabrics
ions
in
a
cm
folk
music
must
have
a
definite
Marxist-Leninist
approach
In
the
future,
according
to
the
Communist
newspaper
Bzabad
Nep.
The
paper,
one
of
the
organs
of
the
governing
Hungarian
Workers
(Communist.,
party,
expres.
the
,UJ
W
wnBS
but
tlle
j,0f.t!lelol
'
y
01
people."
Kltt.
"vou
want
to
sen
weeks
home
from
Ivt
tour
of
Canada,
Princess
Elizabeth
is
already
In
the
thick
of
preparation.-
for
another
royal
junket
this
time
to
Australia
ard
New
j
Zealand.
She
and
Prince
Philip
leave
London
in
early
January.
i
j
So
once
again,
the
problem
of
wardrobe
is
occupying
much
Baptist
Church,
where
she
had'
long
been
an
active
worshipper1
and
worker,
was
crowded
with'
the
congregation
gathered
to
pay
'
t.nal
tribute
and
express
sym-'
pathy
for
the
bereaved.
I
"
"fvia.aiiini
""""Hi
BRIGHTON,
England
P'
Children
have
pretly
definte
ideas
on
what
"mum"
and
"dad"
should
look
like
in
films,
says
Mary
Field,
Britain's
expert
on
children's
movies.
Film
fathers
should
be
"six
feet
tall,
handsome,
under
30
and
good
at
everything,"
while
mum
is
young
and
pretty
"but
not
glamoious
or
soppy-looking."
i
Miss
Field,
addressing
an
audience
of
teachers,
said
that
what
children
most
dislike
is
middle-age.
Their
Ideal
screen
grownups
must
be
young,
virile
and
competent
6r
genuinely
elderly
and
endearing.
Another
definite
ideal
if
their
screen
policeman.
He
must
never
be
comic
or
ridiculous.
They
prefer
young,
daring
t'
pes.
MONTREAT.
'm.l'""."'."
4
of
her
time.
Simpl.city
wii!
be
the
keynote
tecausr,
with
six
months
of
travelling,
i'er
clothes
must
be
ca.-v
to
pack,
press,
and
keep
in
order.
She
has
also
taken
in
consideration
the
continually
changing
climate
during
the
tour,
ranging
from
the
cool
Aust
a'ian
fall
to
the
sticky
dampness
of
early
monsoon
on
the
return
trip.
vny
li
s
au.-h
a
pleasure
u
an,
.
"7W
"mi
lv'
wfi
Ti
"
j.
"
your
pirttifM
h..T.
R?v.
Fred
Antrobus
officiated.
Hr
spoks
words
of
tribute
to
deceased
and
comfort
to
the
mour-i
ivirs.
J.
C.
Gilker
presided
at
the
organ
and.
the
hymns
were
"Rock
of
Ages,'1
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee,"
-
Safe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus."
Ushers
were
Ned
McLeoJ
and
Den
Arney.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
A.
T.
Ivar.on,
Daviu
McCuUough,
J.
T.
Wilson,
Robert
McKay,
George
Hibbard.
H.
R.
Hill,
P.
H.
Llnzey
and
C.
H.
Elkins.
Active
pallbearers
were
R.
E.
Gladding,
S.
J.
Hunter,
Arthur
Krock,
WJ.
Scott,
Robert
Hoban
n
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.
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PROGRAM
CHIEF
E.
L.
Bush-nell,
director
general
of
programs
for
ihs
CBC
has
announced
two
new
appointments
in
the
program
executive.
Mr.
Bushneli
who
has
been
director
general
of
programs
since
1944,
Joined
the
CRBC,
forerunner
of
thj
CBC.
in
1933
as
director
of
programs
for
Ontario
and
Western
Canada.
A
native
of
Toronto,
he
has
been
active
in
radio
broadcasting
since
1928.
(CP
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Henry
Martyrt,
English
..'l.s-
and
Howard
Wright.
Interment
followed
in
Fair
r,"1"""
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a
miracle"
with
a
n
wilRiarir.
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ra
Thin
amazing
uiKri'tiii-nt
rarn.-s
the
lanolm
ami
IwW.
if
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o.h
m
WotKllmry
Dry
8km
Croam
ln
tl
of
your
skin.
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and
Kmoo-oth.
l,ko
ma
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VV
oodlmry
Orf
Skin
Cream
nguMi-m
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$1.15.
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sionary
who
died
In
1812,
while
v
t-w
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v.
i
There
were
many
beautiful
India
translated
the
New
'
flora!
tributes.
Testament
into
the
Hindustani
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
.iaa.
.11.11
ross
fctart
YA
ritcr
LONDON
(CP)
Five
new
materials
with
definite
party
appeal
ptpa.ar
leslive
choice
with
dun's
Christmas
shoppers.
They
aie
ermaleen,
mmkaleen,
oceleen.
perslmelle
and
beaver-leen
new
fur-fabric
materials
that
look
so
good
they
are
waiav-..is.
aavert.semenu
lor
the
skins
i.um
which
they
take
their
name.
It
would
be
impossible
.except
at
close
quarters,
to
tell
whether
a
toque
beret,
cravat
and
muff
ui
white
ermaleen,
worn
with
a
siim
black
suit,
was
not
the
real
thing.
Yet
this
threesome
costs
only
20
14s.,
can
be
bought
sep-and
lias
an
undeniable
i
.ciyl'air
look.
No
garment
made
from
these
Juries
costs
mo.e
than
125,
and
appearance
is
striking
and
.
amorous.
A
lovely
contrast
to
j.ack
cccktail
and
evening
gowns
iiie
tu'.wlo
jacket
of
white
.
cen
t
Lli
wide,
tightly-i.ffed
bell
sleeves
and
swagger
-i0.
its
close
resemblance
to
.mine
is
heightened
by
a
fring-oi
biack-lipped
tails
to
the
-..-tie
neckline.
A
tail-fringeu
minkaleen
stole
j
io
r.sinirjle
silveiblu
mink
ill
add
glamor
to
that
slinky,
.
c.xi.ia.l
clres
with
bare
...a'
at
the
moderate
cost
ill.
And
a
white
ermaleen
.
would
go
well
with
a
black
di,
cocktail
suit,
.
prettj.
oll-sct
for
some
of
the
i
.,
royal
purples
and
honey
.J
is
an
elegant
black,
sling-c'ed
cape
of
pershnelle
look-j
lor
all
the
world
like
black
rsian
lamb
and
costing
only
18.
--fi'iil
for
afternoon
and
even-wear
are
the
waist
ed,
sling--u
jj.e.os
of
thverblu
mink-
ITIOIII
ll.K
ill
r.M.lln.
1..1lmtf
tellinn
you
how
to
m:,k
'"tmi
the
imwt
of
hAI
H.O
in
your
cooking.
Bililo,
vuu
know.
l
that
fauioua
yegrtaiile
oil
pnniuii
irom
Try
This
0
"i"
11
.
muni
in
your
kiuiu
u
...
lor
biitllolrii'd
fwHls
are
always
crisp
and
lii"j.i.
ilili'
Halllo
wilud
ilii'sing!!
are
ej-lrn-Havorfiil
ami
Sallln
can
lie
uw
an
a
liquid
nhurti
ninii
in
nil
,
TORONTO
(CP)
Sales
girls
in
lingerie
shops
no
longer
look
startled
when
a
man
enters
the
store.
They're
used
to
them
now
because
so
many
men
have
taken
to
buying
frilly
slips,
nightgowns,
peignoirs
and
panties
for
their
wives
or
sweethearts
for
Christmas.
The
men
are
often
more
popular
with
the
sales'
girls
than
are
pernickety
women
buyers,
says
Mrs.
R.
G.
Lowe,
a
buyer
for
one
ladies'
wear
chain.
The
men
will
take
almost
anything
suggested
and
hardly
know
the
difference,
she
says.
Men
are
exceptionally
keen
on
hoiL'ecoats
as
gifts.
"We
sell
the
greatest
number
of
them
in
the
wei'K
just
before
Christmas,"
said
Mrs.
Lowe,
"because
that's
when
men
do
their
shopping."
Some
men
don't
even
go
near
the
store
to
order.
They
just
phone
in,
tell
the
clerk
what
tiiey
think
would
be
nice,
the
size
and
how
much
they
want
to
spend,
and
then
all
they
have
to
ao
is
pick
it
up.
Nylon
tricot
is
one
of
the
favorite
materials
for
slips
and
nightgowns.
White
leads
the
popularity
pared
in
slip
coitus.
,
iic
oi
tne
luxury
items
this
year
is
a
Peignoir
of
saer
or
nylon
tricot
in
white,
red
or
black
with
drop
shoulders
and
bailoon
sleeves.
To
wear
under
it,
one
dealer
is
featuring
bridal
oi.s
of
wnite
satin
trimmed
with
tiny
l
Milestones.
aleen,
equally
effective
with
wool
suits
and
dresses
and
sequined,
cinolined
evening
gowns.
f
or
those
who
like
the
piquant
French
look,
an
aceleen
waistcoat,
muff
and
beret
can
be
combined
with
tight-skirted
suit
having
lapel
and
pocket
braiding.
Although
fur
imitations
have
been
tried
many
times,
the
worst
olfenders
being
ocelot
and
leopard
fabrics,
the
latest
weaves
are
the
best
of
their
kind
yet
to
hit
the
market.
Finest
example
is
me
biack
pershnelle,
and
whiu-ermaleen
runs
an
easy
second.
The
materials
are
especially
useiul
for
linings
of
travel
coats
and
rainproofs.
They
mean
warmth
without
excessive
price.
your
nnaing.
,sun
oiuiio
is
BO
eronomioit.
11
win
t
E
Biii.inc
"mi
.
i'
mm
ivi
utiuin
rta
1M
'
vaporafed
Mill
aanin
and
aitain.
Ask
for
tialllo
at
bettor
food
atun
and
lor
i
Mom"S
Pu"'"
B,irUrS
llr"'"'
1111
fill
tp
Thou
Chriftmtu
Slockiitgo
with
tlic
mom
v
vcu
Bv,
binlKi'1-wwfi
buys
like
this!
'I'liciom
BLi'B
.'1
icute.
cuusz-e.
!
-It!
-.it-
fresh
flavour.
It
give
you
to
i
I,
'.
.
.
...
11
uur
n...f.i
Officers
of
!
Gyro
Club
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
its
monthly
business
luncheon
yesterday,
completed
the
slate
of
officers
for
1952
which
consists
as
follows:
Preslc-nt
M.
W.
Gormc'y.
j
Vice-President
D'.
t..
W.
"
,La:ge.
,
Secretary
Scoit
MacLaren.
j
Treasurer
Edward
Boulter.
Directors
Allan
Armstrong,
A.
D.
Vance.
Emil
Blain.
Ben
Parker,
F.
J.
Skinner
and
Dr.
R.
i
G.
Large.
Jack
Ryan
of
Nanaimo,
international
vice-president,
will
be
here
January
16
to
conduct
the
installation
of
officers.
A.
J.
Dominate
past
president,
was
in
the
chair
at
yesterday's
lunchern
in
place
of
President'
E.
D
Forward
who
is
-jn
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
You
can't
know
the
wonderful
results
and
grand
economy
evaporated
milk
can
give,
until
you
try
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
You'll
find
Carnation
consistently
smoother,
consistently
richer
flavored
so
uniform
and
so
satisfactory.
And
it
keeps
longer.
Carnation
is
milk
you
can
depend
on.
Tty
it.
l
u-a
won.l.
rlul
(.
a
st,
(or
all
your
cooking
l-an,
,,
u,mm
,,,,,
J
every
s-mgle
mouth
of
the
vi.ir
y,;
,
n
llonnct
,
famous
VF.I.I.Ott
tJi'IK
wronger
than
ev.-r.
(If.
tl...
piMi.
(:,,
,.,
klinW
!o
colour
lin.riMruifl
1
...
.
,
lilllc
'
y
i.v
lu
ltoi.net
Mant:innc.
Ju-I
,'.
Tit
ny
apreiiil
at
any
price
lor
flavour,
nutrniun
ami
cvuuomy.
You'll
a
'
a
plt'as.int
surjirw'l
Trim
Thm
Tree
H
rap
l.iit
Convenient
for
Every
Milk
Use
Carnation
is
milk
made
double-run
by
evaporation,
then
homojjen-tied
and
heat-rerined.
It
is
heavy
enough
to
uhip.
Its
vitamin
D
is
increased
to
480
Units
per
pint.
Use
it
undiluted
in
coffee,
on
fruits
and
cereals,
in
cream
recipes.
Dilute
Carnation
with
an
equal
amount
CliriHliiutu
cHrfvla
'til
Vuur
iltro.it
a
nt
;iry
Its
all
the
I
Um
m
the
world
-(ju
pirtt
y
tinnK
'
Th
t
'a
V
of
water,
to
give
whole
milk
fot
drinking
or
cooking.
I
,
50
YEARS
OF
EXPERIENCE
lie
behind
the
production
of
Ornation
Milk.
No
wonder
Carnation
is
better
evaporated
milk.
Timely
R
wht
n
frn-nd
and
It
s
fun.'
.
.
,
i,;
ri
11,01
ecipe
mm
r
m-iy:,,.
sparkling
-
fnmilv
and
you
will
pniv
nr-
"from
Contented
Cows
FAMOUS
BRIDGE
Including
its
approaches,
the
railway
biidge
over
the
Forth
River
in
Scotland
extends
8.2E5
feet.
rompU-i,
ly
d.hr.mu,
t
J1.LW
J1.I.I.V
1'OW
Dl.lt
desvn
m
hand
in
hiiiid
wiih
.
istrij-iiioot
1
hen
II
U-
Mil,
i,J
-
Atj"
real
delight
w
in
n
you
ten
i
tenipliiig
Ji
il-U
lnouM-ill
tn
ed
up
r
("hii-'nsv
lin
Imsr
the
ligtit-liesricd
ixii-8
i
JelM)
the
etf-iiing
Jjumr
i
fou-up
cup
of
INSTANT
I'H
VSK
8ANBOKN
COFKKK!
M-mniml
...
jut
watt
'til
you
tst
thi
inMiint
coiT''l
It's
0-0-0
yKxl!
Thff
flavour's
thrro
an,
the
iwjdy
and
the
lift
!
That's
bormjf
it's
the
instant
colTee
barkdl
by
over
85
ytar
roffcf
e-1'iorif
np.
Yv.
the
Chae
A
S
inborn
f
oiks
know
how
to
make
thetr
instanf
a
trrafc
you'll
Ime
at
any
time
of
.i;v.
So
ea.-y
to
manp!
Ktmjily
m
hot
wator
mtfr'a
made.
Ami
it's
jut
tut
tMfy
to
male
ten
cupa
u
one
...
Do
wau?I
any
one
in
ihos?
wvpii
Iimoia
"I01
ked-in"
fiivoiirs
.
.
.
IfIi
M
4s
I
rui
I
and
lwice
as
i;iuu,ami
l
in
l
1
(Mlh!t'(l
Hill)
tflf
Ifil
1
V,,
o
-
1
1
7
erollilluv
llf
J.
ll-()
,
.
,
Mii
mi
liuw
e:i..y
il
is
!o
hr-;
ire.
b.l
ft
VICTOR
?5rV
Say
with
?n
gloruiits,
ir.iy
n
-.ii!
an-i
su
;il!a
tl-nc
and
luun.-y
up-
Fred
Farrington,
charged
with
retaining
stolen
property
fcllov-ing
disappearance
of
a
lares
quantity
of
cigarettes
recently
om
tne
Kelly-Douglas
warehouse
he:
e.
has
teen
adjourned
o.
a
further
eighL
days.
T.
W.
Brown,
KC,
is
prosecuting
and
Douglas
Hogarth
is
defending.
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
it.
News
classified.
Mrs.
Quentin
Reynolds
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
-Likes
It
Best!
Only
A
few
.Snapping
Dm
7s"
i
77cv
C.hrislnia.
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t
4
t
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r-h
t-tt
r-v".'
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-
!
it.i
time
fiiniiah
tn
il
u
.
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(
I
am
t
'In
f'
mas
Ac.
,;n
The
gift
that
keeps
on
giving!
When
you
give
a
genuine
RCA
Victor,
you
give
the
gift
of
rich
and
varied
entertainment
for
the
holidays
and
for
the
years
ahead.
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1
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vll
v(
hat
s
more,
you
give
a
symbol
of
quality
associated
for
over
half
a
century
with
musical
instruments
of
the
highest
integrity
in
tone,
performance
and
dependability.
So
see
your
RCA
Victor
dealer
now
.
.
.
and
give
the
family
the
gayest
surprise
of
the
holiday
an
RCA
Victor.
SHRIMP
J
AM
BALA
YA
!
tablespoons
fat
1
tablespoon
flour
',2
cup
chopped
onions
:
1
clove
garlic,
minced
fine
I
1
cup
canned
tomatoes
2
cup
water
1
green
pepper,
chopped
fine
'2
V.aspoon
salt
4
teaspoon
red
pepper
i
4
teaspoon
thyme
.
1
tablespoon
Worcestershire
Sauce
3
cups
cooked
rice
2
cups
cooked
shrimp,
cut
in
pieces
,
1
cup
tomato
juice
'a
cup
grated
cheese
2
tablespoons
parsley
i
Preparing
Fluffy
White
Rice
Tc
make
3
liberal
cups
of
fluffy
rice:
ptt
1
cup
of
uncooked
rice,
I
cups
of
cold
water
and
1
tea--poon
"of
salt
in
a
two-quart
.aucepan
and
cover
with
a
tight
i.umg
1
d.
Br.ng
t:
a
vigorous
oil
and
then
turn
the
heat
as
.ov
as
possible
leave
over
this
i
av
heat
lor
14
minul-.-s.
Turn
J!i
the.
heat.
Tins
cooking
time
i.
suits
in
film
gia.ns
of
cooked
.ice.
i
for
extra
tender
grains,
a'low
the
rice
to
steam
(with
;.cat
off
i
for
an
add
tional
5
min-t..es
before
removing
the
lid.)
N-ver
remove
the
lid
nor
stir
ice
whib
it
is
cooking.
After
.ire
:s.
cooked,
lemove
lid.
lift
ice
gently
with
fork
to
allow
.'o
to
.steam
dry
to
the
desired
j.i:;is!?nc:,.
It
is
then
ready.
METHOD:
Melt
fat
in
skillet,
:i
in
Hour
and
blvnd
thorough-.'.
Add
the
cnions
and
cook
.it;'
th?
onions
are
tender.
Add
.uiic,
tomatoes,
water,
green
eppcr,
sait,
ieu
pepper,
thyme,
orccstershire
sauce.
Cook
until
-P.jei
is
tender.
Stir
oqcasion-Uy.
At.d
rice,
shrimp
and
toma-Jui'.v.
Four
into
a
greased
a!:.n;
dish.
Kptiri'.j
the
cheese
r.;l
pfir
l.v
oat
ihe
;..-.
F.ane
i
a
350
1.
oven
for
lft
minutes,
h
s
recipe
makes
six
servings.
AVx
Much
Tim
9
for
Mrat
Crtting
iUc
tnif
y,
i'hriMtuaa
-
fhoppmn
di?
Ami
yt't
it
a
uniMjrt.int
lor
you
and
your
family
to
rut
ruu-larly
au'l
u'
U
in
thin
colli
weather.
J
'hat
s
wlnn
a
ji
tie
of
UK1NZ
CtOKi;ii
Kl'Ady
K
i
l
l
or
a
dn-ln-mu.4
di-h
M)f
HMNZ
UVKN-HAKKD
liKANS
ik
the
pi
nVrt
answer.
They're
cooked
n
Kiev
come
frutn
the
tin
aud
t.ikf
jn-t
a
in
mute
or
two
to
heat
and
wive.
VVhat
s
more,
thuy
ro
wondertullv
kind
to
deflated
Iecenilrcr
bud-gi'iii
.
.
.
nuike
truly
economical
meal,
taking
the
place
of
hrawcr,
mote
expernne
foods.
.So
for
bu.-y,
buy
days
hm
up
now
on
Heme
Oven-Hake..
Heart
and
ILciua
Cooked
.SpanheUl.
ou
kiww
they're
good
because
l
hey
're
Ilemz!
'pr
Sotieed
how
many
of
the
I
tlH
or
I
Hhi-
;
.
:
IDAIHK
U.1XTH1C
RANCt
I
d
SiImw
vim
to
t"ii
m
il
wf
nearby
Fniri-I.iire
dfalit!
nfSt
now
and
luek
ever
tiiig
ttxA
diilay
of
muilrli.
The
is
SitiT
the
year
(or
"il
a.
'
iral''
llin-and
Dolhmg
is
w
pva-liml
Fngidiiie
Hifilternler
fir
f?i"
dime
Klii-mc
li
ma.
Tlw
w
tune,
work
and
muO'-v
on
W
buying,
on
ftxl
k""pin
inJ
01
meal
preparation,
Tiiey
re
one
rf
the
niost
vnlualile
gnw
v(i
m
give
wife
or
nieiher
tn
fi'lp
f
ei.inbat
the
hmh
rot
oi
liiia-Your
Krijhliure
de
iler
will
smut
a
fine
d.
al
on
ymr
oU
spplnK
and
vou
ran
lake
all
wit
T
to
pav!
R-rrr!
Colli
Out,
Ua't
It!
ft"
1,::
1
i-
j.
3-SPEED
Yes,
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
rr.
they'll
dance
for
HIPPER
u
I
Portal
joy
when
they
this
ee
PVo
bigger
than
a
book!
Less
than
6"
hih
and
weighs
less
than
3
lbs,
yet
ir
oeautitui
KtA
Victor.
'
I
i
'
I
Powerful
Powerful
standard
standard
1
ta
11
!
'
'
'
broadcast
rdcasi
radio
radio
and
and
Rood
thunw
you
f
r
'
I
i
KCA
A
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vuior
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&
hlly
arc
paik-
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as
'52
and
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buying.
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in
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colours.
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class...
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The
buy
of
the
season!
In
walnut...
if
J
k
is
the
kinil
01
weather
ihat
I'eler
Pain"
thrives
in
He
Blrlkei
Kinlilen-lv
in
lii-ad
and
rl-t
i-olds
-stun
ling
wteit
.iir-t:i
Here's
a
hint
fntin
Mrs.
(uorttin
ltcvriiilds.
t
ompure
Hi,i
n
Hosnlt
Maritarine
witil
any
sp--'al
at
:hi
price.
Like
the
noted
jnunialist
s
wife,
you'll
love
Hl.ru
Ham
r
-
fre.h,
sweet
flavcir!
Rich
nutrition!
Heal
onnuimv!
Bl.ru
itoNNKT
is
line
iiialitv
ail-vejsetulileiiiHrnnriiie.
I'si
Iti.i
h;
Hiinskt
in
ciHikilie,
on
veitettthlex,
aH
a
lie-lirioas
snc:ui.
Huv
liu
k
li'iNNliT
and
(jet
"all
llin"
1
lavor!
Nutrition!
1-olioni-e-e!
lii.i'K
ItfiNNKT
M.irnarine
is
NM
in
Iw'o
typos
re?itl.tr
ei-onoinv
pui-k.-ise
wit
li
color
wiifer.
and
also
in
the
famous
Vti.i.ow
(.
ik
bag
or
fast,,
nasy
eolor.
Hgr-d
in
ahinu-nuiii?
Tlw
dairy
and
candy
industries
hive
'taken
a
tii"
from
us
home-
oV-livers
full
room-ste
volume
wuh
delrhdul
tone.
In
dark
brown
plavtic
ivith
weathericd
aluminum
trim
and
gold
lacquered
numerals,
it
catches
envying
glances
199'5
(Shyhtty
hrgfiar
in
mahogany
or
blond)
sA
everywhere.
oo
M5
fltsi
boifrii)
niaki-rn
who've
used
aluminum
kiiclun
utensils
for
thw
gemra-tiona
and
loved
'cml
Yin.
Ihiie
industries
prefer
aluinin'un
for
the
same
reasons
thai
we
women
lo
.
.
.
lm-au.se
it's
light
nod
durable
because
it
proteel
food
imriiy
ami
flavour
and
aawun-s
eleanlinefw.
All
rea.son-
whv
alum-inum
is
ideal
for
milk
hoille
cap,
bill
I
er
wraps
ami
randy
wrapix-rs.
And.
in
the
kilehen.
aluminum
has
thiM!
sildiiuinal
ailvainam
s
that
it
dislribules
heat,
evenly
and
quickly
(hernfont
ceolinuncally
.
.
.
and
looks
bright
and
annirt.
alwuyw.
should
lie
the
,
meirie.t
tii.intli
uf
the
year.
hv
I
know
you'll
nirree
i""1
,
be
prc:-a,.d
fur
I"'"!
supply
oi
BEN-CAV
(U
'
Ii,
iwue)
aNvavs
iiandy
in
For
'
m-..
n-
cabinet.
len-(.v
is
rnbk-il
:n
-
')
,
Pain"
is
niblK-,1
nut
-
fl.
w.rnrik
o,
Yes.
the
-oi.ilnng
llen-dav
."
Irirt
K
,af
ii
.
i.
i'
It
ri.a.--
a;.y
and
rh.l
n
.ltHmfl.-
I.,
br.ti.lt
up
atawAm
-bieailimg
W
easier.
Hen-Clay
I
A
truly
fine
LUMINOUS
$
ELECTRIC
CLOCK-RADIO
w
automatic"
THROUGH
YOUR
RADIO
Connetts
easily
to
any
radio,
phononraph
or
TV
set
and
plays
"45"
records
aulomatitally,
perfectly!
3-Spe'ed
radio-phonograph
Finct
of
ihe
new
mixlcl,
RCA
Victor'.
V--t(lK
ii
maticrriccc
o(
clnic
cabinet
n
lin
with
RCA
Vicior't
Simplified
3
Spcl
itccord
Playing
Sytlem.
and
luperb
slandgrd
and
shortwave
radio,
in
walnut.
What
An
m.uul
Cil!
That'll
the
,y
il
slrtigk
mo
wllMJlI.lv.
IIhim-
fsee-l'.lle
C.ttrlriln
rei,llv'.r".cti.'l
vet
It
Hltflll
't'nilstiar
lieeatise
here
is
llriotl.-
gift
that
ran
b'-
b'
the
C'hristm,'is-li-.
hu.l'-'i
I
u.tli
li'tie
".
-ii.l
lint's
suim-i
'
oi
'"
pmr
1)0X0?
$45900
(SHohll,
higher
In
timma
oak
or
mahogany)
tieT
dav
-!
Yi-s
only
$1.imI
bin
,N
I'Aoltl-"'
"'Z
d
imtv.
timed
1-AC
K-I.I.I
I-.
fty
awl
wj
made
mi
into
one
big
p.i.
k:.:i
I
V
lie-
Christmas
ivn.ppmg.
The
di-l.te
-Jo
c
sj
sign
uf
he
individual
boxes
lehls
i""".,,.
It's
th-
Chaniicleer
II
RCA
Viclor'l
newesi
clock-radio
jiyled
in
ivory
plastic
with
polished
hrasj
trim.
Vtube
ACDC
radio,
'i'elethron
clock
has
-luminous
numerals
and
hands,
'Sleep
Switch',
and
buzcr
alarm
in
reserve.
$19
j
J
He-luxe
gift
qmility
in
keeping
with
the
ii-..-.
tl.em-Hjcs.
i
,.,,
1
understand.
C'anada'a
only
3-ply.
eol.iuntl
Iismh-s
tiiaiis
it
.
in
a
gilt
that
expn-sws
the
thought
:
"Only
the
best
u
food
cio
get
saveral
packages
fo
nmnd
out
ytur
gilt
ii-t.
my"y'
Are,
r
fn
A
Tiiar
with
only
in
shopping
dovs
Ml'
and
vou
won't
be
eitlier
if
vi.u
tnke
mlvaiii
.ge
Pi
jUtr
50
$57
Only
Wonderfu
new
t'hristinns-sbininimj
weret
l
ie
J'l't
''
FT--',m1
I
-raT
T
X
'
:
found
the
HANK
OF
MONTKKAI.
Kervi.es.
The
HofM's
Many
(hde.rn
now
'nine
wrapped
in
the
dearest
lit
1
1s-
Christ
nut
envi-loies
they
look
to
gay
and
friendly
on
the
t'hnstrnas
trt-o
...and
they're
magic
presents
tluit
turn
tlicin
Ives
into
the
very
thinga
your
friendn
really
want.
And
the
small-fry?
For
tiiem
there's
a
special
treat
View
i
World
Uadtr
in
Radio
.
.
.
Firif
In
Recorded
Muti
.
.
.
Ftraf
in
Tahvition
.
u,
s
i"
BofM
.Snt-mffi
Account
of
Iheir
very
own,
10
P
,Jn
aikiml
grown-up
feeling
.
.
.
with
.eeial
Christ
niay
r'1;8''0.,
I've,
rlnqi
cliecry
toueh
to
this
educational
gilt,
l'.vi-n
pits.
I...ll..).
........
U..I,
....nrnni
l.lle
lor
V'",
..,.
.ii
I
CANNED
FOODS
m
have
taken
on
.-"
i'r.
"
".-1-.
..
(
aim
And
look
what
you
gain
for
rr!
the
eM
'
Ll'
',
.wi
to
.o,l
u
J..,
.
'I..;
-
.1
,.,,io
nt
t
ie
n1"'"
pleasure
of
giving
present
as
welcome
an
white
Ckiia""1
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