....
.
n
;
i
j
Jt
.
sHiRti
tCPJ-
A
t'oat
I
rivalling
me
famous
Cullinan
How
New
Income
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tax
Hits
;at
lhe
mouth
fit'
stone.
Thursday,
April
19,
1951
I
eiuiia
While
Finance
Minister
Abbott's
new
defense
surcha-ge.on
income
tax
will
leave
the
Canadian
income
taxpayer
with
considerably
less
money
in
his
pocket,
it
does
not
bite
nearly
as
hard
as
did
1943
income
tax
rates.
,
say
about
indirect
taxation?
ANSWERS:
5.
Only
the
federal
government
can
levy
indirect
taxes.
3
About
$9
billion.
1.
Out.,
Que..
N.B.,
N.S.
4.
$3.8
billion.
2.
Alta.-
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
LAY
OUT
UTILITY
GARDEN
WITH
MILITARY
PRECISION
immmm5jg.
'.
dividends
from
Canadian
cor-
the
row.
A
heav
cord
wound
on
i
an
iron
reel
is
handy,
but
any!
strong
cord
stretched
between
.
MONTREAL,
April
19th-Thi
aliould
eoma
under
'
the
lipadiDK
"ow
to
Imprest
Your
Husband!"
r'nr
ill
a
pretty
umiiual
man
that
isn't
impressed
l,v
.
8iiorb
SWANS
DOWN
CAKE
KLOUR
cake
I
Cakes
just
cau't
kelp
but
be
"beauties"
when
.sunn
IJuwn
is
the
alar
inim-diontl
For
Swans
Iluwn
in
made
of
softest
winter
wheat,
milled
by
expert
flourmakrs.
It's
nifted
and
resitted
until
it's
27
i
f
an
fine
as
ordinary
flour.
Yea.
Kuuu
lo,
.
(
url
lnsim
on
you
ii
suree
wiien
you
hmt
tho
man
in
ii.
hi;
ni
cr
vour
Swan
Down
wonderful
eakes.
j
lor
the
Sd-paee
book
of
wonderful
reelp
"Lirn
To
Ji
ue
It
'"
MJ'I
your
request
with
your
name
and
.iiidresa
Join
l(i
General
food!.
Limited.
Dept
K.
Cobourg,
Ontario.
X
.
.
hn't
Tkit
Lovely!"
...
practically
a
'found'
free
J
,jp
to
lll.M'i.A
fi
iiAi
.
.
.
my
iinune-
hi"
"'n
more
than
eut,
in
half!
You
Tjy
(taming
windows,
mirror
and
picture
f.-linz-iiuc
that
V
index
leaves
the
beat
'j
iu
jii'rli-t
I
inif
.
.
.
wil
h
no
effort
at
lv
il
on.
..wipe
it
offl
No
dirly
pails
,o
riiUi'nir
no
filmy
wiwler
dust
jj.
Wimln
in
s
wonder!
1
find
W
index
,dka
inn
do
buy
it
in
the
bin
So-ounce
tf.-e
ii
..innily
for
beat
reulul
Oct
Winder
Spray
at
J
.jr
liuu.-icle:iniiig
supply
centre.
two
stakes
will
do.
Using
the
corner
of
a
hoe,
draw
in
the
soft
soil
a
shallow
trench
with
this
line
as
a
guide.
This
is
known
as
a
drill.
Some
prefer
to
use
the
end
of
the
hoe
handle
and
for
very
small
seeds
the
corner
of
a
stick
pressed
"'"J
"e
sou
is
aaequaie.
utners
have
small
hoes
which
they
like;
but
jt
k
more
a
matter
of
touch
tnan
tne
tool,
For
small
seeds
such
as
rad-
khes.
onions,
carrots,
lettuce,
and
endive,
a
drill
half
an
inch
decP
'
enough.
A
little
deeper
ureu
"u
owi
tuaiu,
aim
inch
for
peas
and
beans
will
sufficient.
Shallow
sowing
is
Preferred
nowadays
in
the
cool,
molst
spring,
but
make
dulls
a
llule
deeper
when
hot
weather
Lumea.
"
iun.
rnuvinu
nmiiiriAj
wrv
jviailliu-ua
IS
one
of
the
best
duck-produc-
!"S
provinces
in
Canada,
said
Dr.
Robert
McCabe,
assistant
Professor
of
wildlife
manage
ment
at
the
University
of
Wis
consin,
in
an
address
here.
NEW
LEADERS
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Head
of
the
Swedish
branch
of
the
Salvation
Army
since
1948,
Lt.-Mmdr.
Wilfred
Kitching
has
been
appointed
chief
of
the
English
branch.
He
will
be
succeeded
here
by
Cmdr.
Tobias
Ogrim,
son
of
a
Swedish
pioneer
in
the
Salvation
Army
move-
r
June
rw
ett
mmm
i
f
A
utility
garden
can
be
beautiful,
if
it
is
planned
carefully
and
laid
out
with
precision.
The
beauty
of
a
vegetable
planting
lies
in
its
order,
with
crops
growing
lit
straight,
parallel
rows,
squared
with
plot
boundaries
and
not
a
weed
to
be
seen.
Not
only
beauty,
but
efficiency
is
gained
by
such
a
layout.
One
auick
triD
with
a
wheel
hoe
down
the
straight
aisle
between
two
rows
will
destroy
hundreds
of
weed
sprouts,
in
a
fraction
of
the
time
required
to
cultivate
a
disorderly
garden.
I
Rows
should
be
spaced
with
varying
distances
between
them,
depending
on
two
factors:
The
needs
of
the
croo,
and
tne
con-
venience
of
cultivation.
In
rich
ar
soil
vegetables
may
be
spaced
be
more
closely
than
in
poor;
but
when
spaced
too
close
together.
it
is
difficult
to
cultivate
between
thu
rows
Crops
growing
twelve
inches
tall
or
less
may
be
spaced
10
inches
to
a
foot
apart
ir
culti-vntpd
with
hand
tcjls.
For
a
wheel
hoc.
eighteen
inches
is
tn
h
f.tim;
a
minimum
distance
to
avoid
disturbing
the
roots
of
the
vegetables.
Taller
vegetables,
and
those
that
make
vines,
large
bushes.'
or.
have
a
sprawling
habit,
mustj
be
given
more1
distance
between
rows
In
small
gardens,
4
feet
will
usually
be
the
maximum
d'stance,
given
only
for
such
crops
as
bush
squash
and
cu-1
cumbers.
After
you
know
where
the
rows
are
to
be,
a
line
should
be
sti"3tchcd
to
mark
the
first
row.
Some
gardeners
use
a
straight,
narrow
board
as
a
ruler
to
mark
Timely
R
ecipe
Dale
Catnieal
Coukicj
Vr
cup
s'fteri
enriched
Hour
'itea"o
n
srda
i
t
-av'onn
salt
'
tcarom
e.'rr-"rnon
te'"""o-n
rreund
cloves
iur,
bffiwn
sn?ar
''i
cup
rhcrt'-nlr.'j,
suft
1
cr-.
uricaten
1
tablespoon
milk
'i
hit)
ro"-1
n"i-.
xineooked
l-
--
-)
r.
rtnfes
r-
-.-srv"-
fi"-,
it-ho.
?ilr.
I
and
rjtrcs
into
bowl.
Arfi
sirtar,
:bne,'in'T
"
i't'
TJ'-qf
until
smnot'i.
rottt
S
rnlnut-;.?.
ir.iiri
n
r-Mpri
npi,-
and
dates.
Shape
int
4
a'1.5
and
roll
in
chepped
mitmeati
if
desired.
Pla?G
on
a
grtotd
baking
she?t,
allowing
2
Inches
betwen
cookies.
Bake
in
n
i.'.:?-rate
oven
Ki'cT
F.)
12
tD
15
mir.utes.
Makp
IV-
dozen
coojties.
smooth
.
"
I
"'"
rr
I
h-
I
nt.
fggZ?r:r
'
f
BANTAM
CORN
V
It
.5
,-Z
Actual
tax
rates
were
raised
to
their
highest
level
in
1942.
But
as
the
change
was
announced
well
on
in
the
year
and
deductions
at
the
source
then
started
on
income
taxes
generally
were
small,
it
was
decided
to
reduce
the
tax
liability
lor
that
year
to
one
hall
of
the
tax,
including
the
new
"refundable
portion"
In
the
case
of
taxpayers
with
investment
income
of
less
than
$3000
and
on
a
proportionate
basis
Xov
oilier
taxpayers.
!
As
no
such
credit
was
given
in
1943
individuals
paid
income
tax
at
the
highest
level
thul
year.
I
There
were
two
taxes
levied:
!
iha
noiillnl
tnv
nc
a
tinpfiaril
a
i.n
I
"
"
p..tllHU..
of
total
taxable
income
with
a
tax
credit
for
dependents
allowed,
and
a
graduated
tax
on
'
taxable
income
after
deducting
the
general
exemption,
which
was
only
$030.
The
graduated
tax
was
subject
to
credits
of
$150
for
married
status
and
$30
lor
each
dependent.
Thus,
the
table
shows
how
the
1943
taxes
hit
a
single
person
with
an
income
over
$660;
1940
figures
are
approximate;
assume
no
refundable
savings
credits.
Under
the
present
Income
tax
set-up.
the
single
taxpayer
without
dependents
is
not
affected
until
his
income
exceeds
$1000.
1
hp
npw
sncha
riro
rf
On
r.ai
'
:
cent
of
the
tax
payable
does
not
I
De;ome
elfcctive
until
July
1
'so
that
the
Increased
tax
for
i
the
year
will
be
only
10
per
cent.
But
Mr.
Abbott
explains
that
payroll
deductions
from
July
1
i
jn
w.ll
be
at
the
rate
of
20
per
cent
starting
in
time
to
cut
down
the
amount
available
for
summer
vacation.
In
the
three
tables
below,
it
is
ai'sumed
that
all
incomes
up
to
$30,000
are
entirely
earned
Incomes
and
that
incomes
exceeding
$30,000
include
income
of
that
amount
and
additional
I
investment
income
to
make
up
the
total.
No
account
is
taken
of
the
10
per
cent
tax
credit
for
,
1
Skinnymen,women
gain
5,
10,
15
lbs.
Gel
New-Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
Whftt
B
Ihrllll
Bib,
llmlM
ffll
out;
utly
hol-Iowh
till
up:
Beck
tin
ioiicrf
Hcmmy:
bnlr
Iowa
litr-l,firPd.
tlrHr
n-li-uol
lonk.
Thoil.
undK
of
flrll.
wompn.
ma.
Klio
utpr
oiiulil
Mln
to-lore.
now
proud
of
ihtilT.
hrl
llhv-liiflkliii
uoilieii.
Tlmy
Think
(be
!
citl
vigut
-biilldini,
flesh
btiildl
iiv
onii-'.
Oftlrn.
IU
Innlri..
slitDulann.
Invlgork
torn,
Imu.
uikmln
II.,
-ciiim.
imili-h
blood,
Impro'
kliinlici
bnd
diRi-mjon
m
loud
glph
you
luore
itreoilh
tlid
linurUluucDl;
put
UmA
oil
lisro
hiiiir..
Gmt
Lvry
Curvat
Oon
i
fpr
crutiifi
Till,
rt.
SlOi
Wllrll
lOU'lt
R!!tl-4l
Ihk
.
111.
IA
or
til
lh.
.nn.
U-Pd
u
r
nr
ltl
WP
lit.
t'ogtl
xt
'"iutiniefl'
only
y.
Irt
rnmii
itm
Umi
Tmiic
TkIiIMh
fnr
iww
tiBor
intl
tflfiwl
rxmrnR
thif
vtrjr
iUj
A
I
li
Aruilistt.
"BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
HANDY
Pacific
COOKING
AID
I
vsr'l
Now
Vitamin
D
increased,
:reainy-smiKH.h
Pacific
Milk
add.
xlra
nourishment
to
favorite
i-ccipcs.
Its
umlorm
gooons
makes
it
ideal
for
baking,
cook-1115
or
beverages.
And
Pacni
whips
ca
i'y
for
party
meals.
'
PACIFIC
MILK
i
aruum
packed
and
lloningcnire
poi
a
lions.
Single
Taxpayer
Total
ini:i
i.-.i
I
nr.
I
lllf-OIIM
T
Tax
Ta
$700
$40
$
$
850
116
1,000
172
1.200.
30
33
1,500.
367
75
r.3
1.800.
120
132
2,000
601
J50
105
2.250
743
193
212
2,500
826
235
259
2,750
278
306
3,000
1.054
320
352
3,500
415
457
4,000
i,594
510
501
'
5,000
2,128
700
770
7.500
3,570
1,270
1,397
10.000
5.112
1,960
2,156
20,000
11,829
5,960
6,556
30,000
19,196
10,660
11,726
50,000.
34,933
21,814
23,995
75,000
37.2(i4
40,990
100,000
82,337
53,714
Rortfi
200,000
126,414
139,055!
400.000
283,114
311,425
A
married
taxpayer
with
no
dependent
children
is
entitled
to
the
general
exemption
of
$1000,
plus
$1000
as
a
married
persin
provided
his
wife
does
not
have
an
income
exceeding
$250.
Accordingly
if
his
income
is
$2250
he
is
exempt
$2000,
pays
tax
on
$250.
For
1950,
tax
is
$38
in
1951
for
the
half
year
$42
for
1952
will
be
$46.
Married
No
Children
1
1113
1!IS0
I
li:.
I
income
Tu
1u
$1,250
$50
$
$
1,500
217
2,000.
431
I
2,250.
541
38
42
2,500.
651
75
83
2,750.
113
124
3,000
884
150
18.r)
3.500
235
259
4,000
1.364
320
352
5.000
1,878
510
5U1
7.500.
3.270
1,030
1,133
10,000
4,762
1,660
1,820
20,000.
11,279
5,510
6,061
30,000.
18,446
10,160
11,176
50,000
33.813
21,264
23.3.'0
,
75,000
3J,(iC4
40,330
:
100,000
80,187
53,064
58,370
'
200,000
123,714
138,2,55
400,000
2t42,3S4
310.OU0
Here
how
the
surcharge
at-
fects
a
married
taxpayer
with
two
children
of
family
allowance
age.
He
Is
entitled
to
an
exemption
of
$150
for
each
such
child.
In
1943
he
got
a
deduction
of
$28
for
each
dependent
from
normal
tax,,
and
A"
deduct
tion
of
$150
as
a
married
man,
$80
for
each
dependent,
from
graduated
tax.
Married
Two
Children
l.
11113
I
!l
-.11
I
Ml
.IN-OIIIC
$1,250
$32
$
1,500
49
2,300
2,400
15
17
2,500
435
30
33
2.750
68
75
3.000,
668
105
116
3,500.
184
202
4.000.
1,148
269
298
5,000
1,662
453
4Ud
7,500.
3,054
964
'
l.U'iO
10,000.
4,546
1,582
1.74U
20.000.
11.063
5,375
5,913
30.000
18,230
10,010
11,011
50,000.
33,597
21.099
23,209
75,000
36,434
40,132
100,000
79,971
52,869
58,153
200,000
125,504
138
0)4
ou.OUO
282,139
310,353
lhe
above
figures
show
the
ictual
income
tax
liability
of
a
-axpayer
with
family
allowance
.hildren
but
In
order
to
arrive
,t
his
true
net
position
tlw
tmount
of
family
allowances
received
for
his
children
must
e
jff.set
against
his
tax
liability.
FIRST
RUBBER
FACTORY
.
DACCA,
Pakistan
(CP)
The
Bengal
Rubber
Industries
Company
will
be
the
first
rubber
.atory
to
go
into
production
in
the
industrial
area
of
Tejgaon.
five
miles
north
of
Dacca.
The
factory
will
produce
10,000
pairs
if
rubber
and
canvas
shoes
dally
csides
hospital
requirements.
Pirated
At
Punch
when
you
giv
LIU
in
a
BL'lJUU
helping!
.
.
.
that's
because
lmlieflfoi?
1hos
yummy
Heinj
rre
-
C'ooked
Ccieals.
And
when
vnu
chanice
from
the
cereals
to
W
JNZ
.STRAINED
UAHY
FOODS,
you'll
get
lull
of
enlhiHiH.-in
for
lluwe
luaciuus
strained
meat
products,
soups,
vexetiiiiles
and
dcuwrta
all
cooked
by
Hem
cxperls
in
baby
nutnlion
no
they're
just
riakl
for
liny
tuiniiiirel
HldNZ
JUNIOR
F'llOlW
are
"second
helping'
dihca,
too,
mother!
And
second
helpings
are
a
(trand
idea,
because
ileins
Junior
Foods
are
so
gimd
for
your
nioppelsl
Of
course,
like
many
busy
molhcrs
1
know,
you
II
appreciale
their
quick
preparation.
Just
heat
and
stir
and
I'restol
they're
ready!
mmm
,
.
.
Thr
Beautiful
Clotket
you
see
in
the
fashion
magtiziuc
these
days!
Makes
you
waut
to
renovate
V
renew
your
Hummer
wardrolrfi
right
now.
.doesn't
it?
Well,
before
you
Im'kiu,
here
are
"three
litllu
word"
to
remember
.
.
.
I.iOHT-MNU
r'IMDK
FASTEN
KK.
-J.
From
linens
to
lace
Lightning
finiahes
your
costume
to
perfection!
It
fits
wiih
nary
a
wrinkle
or
riiinplo
and
what's
more,
it
ttU
I'ut.
Thai's
because
it's
the
unlii
aipper
wiih
that
fatuous
auto-nialio
lock
liny,
neat,
but
s
reliable.
It,
just
vunl
slip.
And
LiirliUiing
has
colours
fur
every
summer
ninod
aizes
for
every
niiiti'ijal
from
lighlweighl
to
"heavyweight".
Ask
for
Lightning
yoti'll
find
no
equal
for
weat
Lug
SiUi&foctrunl
-
.
4-
Shadrt
Of
Spring!
The
flnwera
lli.-it
bloom
in
the
Spring
Imve
a
nnw
riv.il
in
those
dainty
l'.M'K-LI.I.K
"V.n
I'aMelx"
tismc
Iwud-ki-n
liirfsl
Kaih
box
is
brimful
of
tosui'n
in
lovely
pantcl
tints
of
ppHdi,
blue
Rnd
rrpiun.
And
the
box
ilM'lf
o
Roixl-liKikinK
,
,
t
a
imulaird
Iwrod
dfMitn
with
a
rplloplmne
window
(o
pliow
tha
colours!
Get
Farc-Klle
"l'.n
Fa
trls"
at
your
favourite
drug
or
toilrlry
runnier.
And.
ill
your
f:rocory
More,
knep
nn
eve
oprn
nr
G"i.'A.m
Tinlcd-Tissur.
Hoth
are
dony-oft,
v
tixurs
exlra-strong
exlrii-absorlient
ideal
for
makr-up
use!
You'll
love
tho
oh-so-grnlle
cares
of
these
luxurious
liwue
liandk.'r-cliiofs
and
the
privet
j
urn,
25e
a
big
box
I
1-
Wnat
Prav.nr.es
entered
Confederation
in
:o67?
2.
Which
province
has
largest
coal
rcsou
-ccs?
3.
How
much
will
Canadians
spend
in
their
140,000
retail
stores
this
year?
'
4.
What
was
Ottawa's
recent
estimate
for
fedsral
government
rpendir
-
this
year?
5.
What
does
the
OPPORTUNITY
for
a
person
now
employed
part
time,
a
per.-rioner,
a
young-
man
or
woman
finishing
school
or
an
unencumbered
young
housewife
who
has
some
in
tore
st
in
business
and
salnswo'k.
A
car
would
be
most
hvlpful.
but
uuiy
not
be
essential.
You
will
icpre.-.cnf
a
large
Vancouver
firm
in
an
already
ev.tabli.
heel
agency
and
have
a
good
iiimitrlinillo
ii-.
innrn'iL'H
'
'HI
"hi
1
1
1
j
.-'j
ui,iL.i.n.
yi'ur
part-time
earn-
m
ing.
Write
to
Box
d3
D;iily
Nows
immndiittcly.
Our
representative
will
be
in
'A
town
during
the
next
few
days
to
interview
applicants.
CANNEDkFOODS
1
famout
KEM-TONE
water
will
not
liui'in
Kein-f.ln.
is
add
fatft.
ftnrfmt
imvt
winter?
a'
,
1
it
nf
koo,1
,
1.
1
-nint
I
in
in?
1
iicn
I
)i';il.
i-
alinut
i
;:r'
Klill
illJAIKH
.ii.v.i;il
tint
Wrf
(,:i'.li
f-.vJl
dir
jjpi
Ij
alMIlt
IIMinils
Ai..
torn
i'i:i'
hit
call
raiii.v
.viir..ie
li;i
i-l,ihiiiii
ioi
li.'imly
4-1
i;
h
wiiii
limit-in
..
hirh'.
li'i
pnwrml
f;iiuoi
muiiey-:f-li.rr,
anil
Inu-ki.-ii
rf
it'iii
(
.i-tit-i
il
Mill
on.
uearliy
friKiuairo
nui
"Lilt"
a
new
miiiuikt
straw
can
nap
you!
Hut
beat
nmkc
sure
your
-km
is
as
fresh
und
nuiig
looking
as
iiio
lial
you
buy!
ii-l
limit
not
liinl
to
do
with
UiJIIIHintY
DRY
AM
to
keep
you
fiHT-
than
-
Siiiiiiner-
fcut
of
Una
crcum's
s
liitirn
-
fuiind
Ibury
Dry
Skin
nulls
iii-w
lnirni-le,
laics
ihi
iiiT
into
riirni-inii
l.txers
of
i-.
ilii-
rich
benefit
I
fimr
other
skin
t
than
ever
be-iil
any
longer
to
I'wluni
I
Ask
for
Skin
t'l-eaiu
now
t'k
and
1
UU
!
Ivert-Smelllttg
At
,
An
April
Day,
"
licit
h
the
way
!
DU
leaves
.vour
wash!
And
that's
not
all!
It
leaves
y
our
h
nit
lit
April
-day
sot
and
betiiilidilly
liei-.uise
Dili
and
mis
nappy
coin-.
fi.
Ii
real
soim
unit
"E'-nls.
s,
,f
jme
fii
-e
rliemicals
have
J'tr
hands.
I'd
mic-
1
Dm
for
"
witlimil
red
'
"iiimilant
to
use
knil
in
your
hands
rt'i'livo
in
cleaning
I'iiz!
1
know
(il-t
a
Ciant
Kco-n-k;iE
next,
im(,
'!
Try
it
next
"t
how
beiiul
ifnllu
yfU(.'
Fund
C-I-L
1
nr
mi
ini-
1
,.
lililliliMlin
:111ft
.
--
C-I-L
'
I'l
ill
Hirt'd
1,11
the
bain..
ii,
-ims
iiii'in
so
'ill
Hie
JL
"
Vr
('"s'ly
i'Z
,;
n'n-
-L,,r
1
''"rdware
o-.Mo-aiiec
o(
"Hi..
A
C.!..
iu4
-
,,
.
edi
IVlke
KEMGLO
SI'ONCES
in
colour.
And
vou
rouldn't
...winl
-l...l,
l
:
:.i
.
I
c.a.irn
hf
uai
muiii&c
wnn
vour
lilJi.nn
r.L,.-
-Iw,..,n-I
A.l
f
-
'
fcu......
minimal
nun,
Ul
CUIinw,
Siinmri.H
urn
tl.A
Dnllml
-..
I
:.ll
.and
kitchen
tool
Their
square
ahape
Hs
plastic-like
surface
is
so
6zsut'fi-
so
scn66?6e
Wash
it
with
ordinary
soap
and
water
as
oflcu
as
you
like
you
cannot
mar
lovely
Keiu-GIo'a
tough,
scrubbable
surface.
Creaso
and
bluins
wipe
away
with
a
damp
clolh.
,
And
you'll
be
delighted
how
smoothly
und
easily
you
can
flow
on
Kem-Glo
with
lirtipli
or
Rollcr-Koalcr.
No
brush
marks,
no
"laps'",
no
streaks.
No
mixing
or
mussing;
you
jual
btir
and
start
painting.
the
Miracle
lustre
Finish
...hohsneeVssesfh
te6a&
iiandv
for
duMiwanhini
tliry
get
hnrd-lo-gel-at
corners!
They
float
Hiey're
long-laslinKf
Ask
for
-V(llow
"
f'-cn-ftt
depart
meat,
lnres.
And
be
auro
to
leok
for
the
quality
t
1
...
..
wen.
wnen
all
tne
excitement
ins
un.l
,1.
I.
1
Hl'lllllIU
I'd
Ilk,-
V.,
1
rn.,.
Km
la
TVtis
ddveiltsement
it
not
published
Ol
dtspldyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ol
by
the
Government
of
fcmiih
Columbi
SOAP
WOrJDER
SOAP
FOR
WOOLLENS
The
-
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Shoppe
mm
"Hopitolity
and
Good
Food"
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i.s
Our
Kir.st
Aim
I'll,
i
17
tir
Orders
lu
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
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V
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Siiiiil.iv.
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p.m.,
Chilcotln
4.
Tue.srluy,
12
Noon
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11
p.m.
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ekn
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OIAKI.OTTK
ISLANDS
w.
Chileotiil
April
13
and
27
y
p.m.
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Oft
sol
Til
Ol'KKN
IU
Mtl.KTTK
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ss.
Chilcotin,
A)i
ii
6
and
20
.
9
p.m.
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Vour
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grmsr,
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worry
aUout
htratn,
or
lray
front
the
hottest
hhower.
Your
Imlhrooiu
ts
willy
protrrtt-d
hy
Kcw-tAub
trtnoolli,
non-porous
surface.
Kcm-G!o
soft
lustre
Itnii
inkrs
your
doors,
trim
anil
ollirr
woodwork
look
thrir
best
.
.
stands
up
amazingly
against
chipping
and
scufiiug.
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