7
!
William
Di
aney
will
be
manager
of
the
cannery,
with
Thomas
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thurntlay,
Aoril
26.
lu5l
(jijs
from
ll
and
tiiut
any
limit
on
purchase
from
Canada
will:
lorce
that
nation
to
further
:
,!
re-opened
in
time
for
the
tea.,-.
.
r
II
,
II
xr.
'en
Gallery
of
in
r
smam
i
May
n
has1
25
YEARS
AGO
J
I
Inane
i
ben
eUmi
t0
the
puWk
ince
Apri'
26-
1926
gffcJ
UpSllS
i
S3.
j
Over
$200
was
realizedTT
a
Scott,
foreman.
Use
of
Pish
Is
Boosted
curtail
its
imports
from
the
United
6tates.
I
more
fish,
especially
tuna
and
;
Canadian
purchases
of
Amer-
skipjack
I
nruiKineu
nave
oeen
oceupiea
nara
Times
dance
held
in
the
for
months
in
repairing
and
Exhibition
Hall,
last
night.
It
to
the
United
States.
lean
automooiies
ana
omer
5S
(p
The
Golden
Gal-counting
the
dome
of
cathedral,
is
to
be
Japan,
Mr.,
Herrington
added,
By
a
vote
of
five
to
three,
the
city
council,
last
evening
went
on
record
in
favor
of
having
the
policing
of
Prince
Rupert
done
by
the
provincial
police
renovating
the
windine
stalre.se
wul
bt
01
donated
wn&iea
lor
exhibition
Japanese
Competition
products"
he
pointed
out,
"go
purposes.
Music
was
provided
by
Referred
to
at
Btston
Meet
a
lona
wav
toward
Drovidine
fu'l
1
now
has
a
fleet
01
1-m
vessels
employment
for
the
United.
n
me
aeep-ea
iisneries
alone,
Tttfiz?
Crate?
"
!
tsritfc
Ilitnunrii.
.inuin
li
In-
IMF'
BOSTON
American
and
to
the
gallery,
which
at
281
feet
above
ground
level,
affords
a
striking
panoramic
view
of
I
central
London.
It
Is
almost
100
feet
highei1
than
the
Stone
Gal-
liLES
Canadian
fLsh
producers
and
me
Boys-
pipe
and
Jazz
bands.
Committee
in
charge
consisted
of
R.
E.
Benson,
Bert
Morgan,
W.
D.
Vance,
D.
Jabour,
Fri
Scadden,
Aid.
J.
McKechnle
and
.......
.
uE"VwkJ
ciidimv
-,yrPflaia
Iff
A
.
With
all
blades
stripped
Irom
amriDutors
have
been
urged
to
it
her
propellor
in
striking
a
sub-
join
an
international
campaign
American
Imports
of
Mexican
nergfd
object
in
Masset
Inlet,
to
increase
sea
food
censump-
shrimp
were
assailed
by
Virg'.I
With
the
reopening,
visitors
Howard
Frizzell.
.aula
i
crease
this
tnifi
ormaiiQ
armada
in
to
nnu
any
size
cWo
V
"'r'.
,
1
when
conditions
permit.
He
pointed
O'lt
that
Japanese
fishing
vessels
are
government
licensed
ta
fUh
only
one
species.
Tuna
fishermen'
for
instance,
cannot
bring
in
any
other
Kind
of
fLsh.
.
k
"
n
wnce
twn
oe
uie
vo
enter
L"""
&
three
of
the
cathedral's
fam-
'lliw
ailvertisfinfnt
in
in
A
puUltshwl
tr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
hy
thn
Ciovcrnuicnt
of
ltritish
Cjlunibia.
.
E,
ii.c
arm
rtiu
frmumm
ous
gallerie.
Two
others,
Uie
the
Fisheries
patrol
boat
Given-chy
will
be
towed
to
Prinre
Rupert.
Col.
J.
H.
McMullin.
superintendent
of
Provihzial
Police,
arrived
from
Victoria
for
the
dis-
A
new
up-to-date
cannery
will
be
built
at
Masset
Inlet
by
Watson
It
Kennedy,
Vancouver
contractors,
for
the
Gosse-Millerd
Canning
Co.
at
Shannon
Bay.
uon
in
the
two
countries.
versaggl
oi
Brownsville,
Texas.
Clarence
Morrow
of
Lunen-
He
asserted
that
these
Imports,
berg,
N.S.,
has
invited
members
which
hit
the
40,000,000
pound
of
the
American
fishing
Indus-
mark
in
1950,
would
stifle
the
try
to
join
with
the
Canadian
American
Gulf
Coast
shrimp
In-industry
in
raising
and
spending
dustry
if
not
drastically
limited
$1,000,000
a
year
to
develop
big-
in
the
future.
ntir
rviiflrot..
In.
car,
fnr.A
in
Jo,-
tfrilltnm
UA..lnlAH
nS
I
V.
K
Jm&J
WhU
paring
and
Btone
Galleries,
,.
Vyuuue
t
ai.r.
aiso
dosed
In
1839,
were
re-
L.4rfit
ilruu,
-
rl
-l
,
......
o;enea
in
f
;niRY
01
P""ine
WHh
adVand
tn
VnT
Sutes
United
"states
Fish
d
WUdllS
11
V
'
A
prominent
spokesman
for
Service
forecast
a
big
increase
in
"
Canadian
fishing
interests
and
the
extent
and
production
of
The
Duke
and
Ducne,ss
or
j
an
official
of
National
Sea
Prod-
Japanese
fisheries.
Formerly
A?
'hom
a
dauKhtpr
as
lu.ls
Ltd
4n
HallfaXi
Mr.
Mor-
with
the
Fish
and
Wildlife
Be--wn
this
week
In
London,
are
row
Spo(ce
before
the
nth
annual
vice
in
New
En-land,
Mr.
Her-ic
Jbrating
their
fiint
born
nam-
:
convention
of
the
National
Fish-
rinijton
spent
several
years
in
id
Princess
Elizabeth.
cril.H
institute
at
the
Hotel
BUI-
Japan
as
a
fisheries
adviser
to
-
-
ler.
About
1,500
persons
are
a'.-
the
United
Stales
occupation
au-
David
F.
Robb,
crandfather
of
,
tending
the
meeting.
thorities.
William
Robb,
of
Prince
Rupert,
'
EXPANSION
OF
MARKETS
I
Because
of
great
pressure
to
celebrated
his
lOOlli
ytar
birth-i
Ueclaring
that
there
should
be
btiost
Kg
food
supply
and
pro-lay
recently.
:an
cxpaiuion
of
markets
rather
vide
work
for
thousands
of
un-
than
talk
of
limited
imports
and
employed
fishermen,
the
Japan-I
restrictions
on
Canadian-Ameri-
ese
are
planning
to
extend
their
P
HLead
in
FUR
W5TORAGE
MONTREAL,
April
26th
Wishing
won't
make
it
so,
as
I've
discovered
time
find
time
again.
When
you
want
a
enke
to
turn
out
ju.-t
right,
it's
wiso
to
follow
tlie
recipe.
And
it's
tlie
same
with
the
tliinps
you
want
out
of
.life
Haphazard
wishing
won't
do
the
trick
but
I've
discovered
that
Perianal
Planning
will!
Yes,
"me,
too"!
I'm
a
very
enthutfktttie
Personal
Planner!
My
income's
the
same
but
now,
somehow,
it
does
a
better
job.
That's
because
the
Pirxonnl
PUinniitq
system
of
money
liiannsi'tiient
detuned
bv
the
St
BONDED
STORAGE
vcrnFUE
"
SERVICE
can
trade,
Mr,
Morrow
auvocat3d
fishing
operations
and
export
K
111'
.MOM
Ul'.AL
suits
your
individual
mcdsuid
wiuiU.
W
iiv
not
trv
it
yourself?
,,t
too
difficult
and
it's
far
from
dull!
Tic
k
up
your
copy
of
"J'WtsiONAL
i'LAN'MNU"
ii
r
neighborhood
H
of
M
branch
today.
10
YEARS
AGO
a
five-year
campaign
to
"up"
the
April
26,
1941
Ten
ships
of
sixty-six
involving
p
It
light
And
Luneioui!
One
very
sure
wiy
to
make
a
Spring
$175,000,000
w:i
lie
built
here
iccording
to
private
advices
.small
per
capita
fish
con.sjnio-'
tion
in
North
America,
educating
the
public
that
fresh
fish
can
now
be
"easily
obtained
at
points
far
inland
as
well
as
along
the
coasts.
Invited
to
present
Canada'.
viewpoint
on
fish
exports
to
the
United
States,
a
trade
which
has
'earning
Victoria
today.
Minister
if
Munitirins
r.:
D.
Howe,
said
muuiiug
ru.-v
i
"
bc'vc
mi
fjWMMHft
ireui
10
llie
fcnaily
...gt.tKi.lt
Pl
l
I
i:iJ
ttHKAi'..
And
wit
morum
Huliy
(jl'AJvhlt
ITU
LI
J
KICK.
Yes,
Ijfiiii
ijuiiker
Puffni
Hlit-nt
utul
J'tiHul
Hire
are
"turnabout''
tii-atu
(or
Atiiil
lm
iitia-iuit:.
Vim
siioul'l
trv
tin
in
Willi
fro-ti
fwit
on
lop,
Miiuiliiitxi
m
uiilk
uinl
gjiiiultleii
Willi
?ujt;ir
uo
HavoiirHi!
mi
nHtr-Hiinif
no
entiiiy
timl
KiliolVirm!
'i'ntrl
yiiur
fuuitly
luiiiiirrow
to
n
''nliiii(t
QuuW
l'fi4
linn
mid
'.hat
he
had
been
Informed
by
H.
R.
MacMillan,
president
of
At'
Wartime
Merchant
Shaping
Ltd.
PHONE
9
74
A
Bonded
Messenger
will
call
for
your
furs
,
THE
BEST
...
COSTS
NO
MORE
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Box
1302,
Prine
Rupart,
BC.
been
roughly
assailed
at
the
con-
hat
a
program
for
the
building
yention.
bv
renresentatives
of
the
Irr
I'urTid
Wlitut
...the
l-'t
Bitiiiiiih;
brcakiu-t
iji
m
yti!
of
ninety-six
cargo
ships
was
on
-
New
England
fishing
industry.
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Latl
,Vifla
we
li.ul
I!RIS
I'VE
FnaiU
Cwle
Gr0
lii'aiu
for
its
way
to
the
minister.
Mr.
Morrow
pointed
out
that
Canada
buys
more
than
ten
times
as
much
goods
from
the
United
States
as
this
country
A
committee
of
Rev.
J.
H.
for
A
Siting
Perk-Me
l'
p,
X
ure
)'uu
to
try
the
(mhaiitHiftit
tit
tlmt
new
l'llKKUMI
U
1LKA-tsi,USS
XAIX,
LACQlF.K!
It's
us
exciting
a
liie
timt
April
flowers
m
fi
iiiinine
&s
the
new
fiHtn
f;tiurti,
'l
lie
ten
aton
ti.tdeii
file
uiu-rly
dt-lijriiU'ul
and
the
prr-fume,
comileU'ty
bewitching!
IV
a
evident
when
the
Utafuer
is
tira
on
your
witix,
v$,
lor
"Uuo
Tom-h
of
Spring",
just
treat
your-fc'li
to
ilt?
eeiteinfnt
oi
tlti
Jovrlv
new
Pcrfmiud
Dura-Clow.
It
has
tiiut
Janiotis
Dum4ilot
durability,
of
ouui-
.
,
.
stay
''put''
bauf
ifuliy
loHfr-r.
A?-k
fur
rfunied
i)ura-ClQsa
Nail
f.ac
qner
jut
4oc
and
Dura-filons
Nail
1'olUU
iifit
i.lc
ut
dnit,
department
and
chain
Mures
k
u(mI
lucy
are
dttn'ious;
All
the
lui'iii-lteHi
nr
of
lin-N
'epcciiilly
n
lii-Utii
liemift
is
eaplnriii
pi
'iiiurk-frcizi'n'
o
Ihat.
you
serve
unii
esl
limn
jp.i'
pi
ak
of
thi
ir
swi-il,
younic
O
mli
rni
'I'lii
fr:.e,
slinilcr
itrli
of
tliciie
fvi't-n
Im-iiiim
took
;
-j(l
v
tin
a
pUt
oxi
ami
yet
thrrt'a
no
-uHio
ur
M
folk
mvolvt-il,
jut
cook
as
p.-u-kaKe
liiroi'O.
1
wu
r'iiiMil
ut
iiow
emnomiruj
tlii'y
a'
.
.
.one
itt'kuK4
'itA
loiir
o!
uk
most
iEt-ntTHifrtv.
V
hv
not
'rv
lliuU
Myrwang,
Oscar
Bather.
John
Btoreth
and
Peter
Lien
will
be
In
charge
Of
the
Norwegian
Inde-vindtnee
Day
celebration.
Gen
eral
William
Bteffens,
eommand-
I
I
rni'
h
Style
(oitfQ
lkiuu
fur
dinner
tomorrow
,
.
.
I
know
your
isiiv
vill
love
them.
n-chief
of
Norwegian
forces
itt
I
4
Ttemuf
Trot
of
nun.
in
Canada,
imormea
ur.
Jens
Munthe
that
he
would
visit
the
city
May
IS.
'
The
entire
British
Columbia
derl'ul
homo
k'
piii(
tipal
,
.
,
one
hundred
and
Jijly-tme
of
lln
ni
in
a
rlurminfrlv
illtimnited
l'Ul.K
ltOOKI.i:
T
call,
pil
"
4
I.Jth
Hud
uChiUVi
Hay"
to
clean
the
m
h
4
l
if
v
,
fa
I
7
salmon
pack
may
be
taken
over
this
year
by
the
federal
govern
rofneorator'rtith
KNKHCTKK
(M.KAN
I
NO
li.nu!
so
wlea
viiir
little
eirl
k
tn
lictn
ment
to
be
used
far
the
supply
ot
military
forces.
'
HELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
Most
desirable
working
conditions.
Top
wag-cs.
Two
weeks
holiday
with
pay
after
one
year
employment.
50
Medical
Services
Association
fees
paid
hv
firm.
.
t
2
First
Class
Automobile
Mechanics
First
Class
Automobile
Body
Repair
Man
and
Painter.'
1
Helper
and
Clean-up
Man
for
general
garage
wo-'..
Apply:
Rupert
Motors
Limited
1
'MOT
JlOMSoriruiuuK,
how
her
bow
caey
it
i
with
In
aid
of
the
Canadian
War
Services,
$164.05
was
raised
in
one
evening
at
a
concert
and
dance
held
by
the
Skldegate
Concert
Band,
at
Skidegate
Friday.
Why
They
Juit
Slmrtrd!
And
.
.
.
look
tlu-y'v
iraeoeallv
liuheil
(leaning
all
tlei-e
wiinlov!
It's
t-aey
to
ie
mv
Hicirt
ni
Hrlibnurs
ar
u-iuit
tt
IM)I
A
HI'HAV!
A
liudiami
tr
I
a
Kill
Lick
out
of
he-lpitlg
In
Uouech-4tl
-.f'l4
yoi
put
a
but
t
It)
of
W
Huh
I
in
his
liaitdl
(iuitn
frankly,
till
you
du
iray
it
on
and
wiae
it
orf
eav
ail
pie
and
it
takes
no
time,
at
all!
Window
aiv
pruiit
of
the
li'tter
ch
:initiiE
qualitit
s
of
V
i
n
1
e
s
fiirrayl
l'.vcry
spnk
of
eiiiua
disappears
.
.
.
they
xleaiu
like
newt
Ve
iiidi
.sparingly
,
.
.
it's
nio-t
economical
.
.
.
p.vecially
eo
when
you
Imv
the
liiir
-o-oe.
relill
size!
Try
V
index
Spray
yourself
your
grocer
and
cleaning
suppiier
but
it
sell
it.
Whmiptl
V
hal'$
The
Hurry?
'
U
lt".
Put
out
for
you
liy
Uie
tf
Mk'.
tine
hooklrt
liivcs
t
a
ii'iiiiii
nl
nioniy-'n'-timiv
-
imar
tis
on
eiHikuiK,
hou?1-
Hiiim
and
rlmlica
care.
How
lo
'
4
ait
yours?
Jut
(rrt
anv
one
Himi-
untnil
I.1N-X
Hi
IM
K
fj
.
H
T
I
:
N
K
rt
S
irVle
Wax,
lii-Shp
S
If
Pil
ilr
infr.
Wmx,
?
Sinudtri:
Jurniuwe
Poli-li)
:
fuur
prnrrry,
liarilwari'
or
ilc-:rii'iii
Kline.
Tear
off
the
vkh'l-offer
ititker
anil
tnnil,
la
mur
nani4
arirf
aditrett,
to
f
.
.
489,
MonttrnU
V.t).
i.iii'in
unarconipaiiieil
by
kIiiU
ciiinild
enclose
15c
in
coin
or
r'Hjtue
stamps.
B.
J.
Bacon
was
elected
pre?i-
i
dent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
at
the
annual
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH
DISTRIBUTORS
meeting
last
night,
otner
oincors
included
Earl
Brochu,
vice-president;
F.
W.
Grimble,
secretary;
G.
S
Copeland
and
Harry
Edgar,
executive.
Seagrams
Kings
Plate
Enerinp
she'll
hav
ft
wombMid
tfin'!
J
or
I
jieigino
tmtken
ebdd'g
(day
ai
itiuuy,
many
hottM-bold
eboii'8.
It
woik
like
mapic
to
nirifc
poreelitin
snirfnre
parl:lt
rcfngitiJoin,
baibiub.
ink,
tibnjj,
Wfiyli-baiit!.
Ami
ijieitrin
is
'de:ith"
to
prease
spois
.
,
.
will
pet
ril
of
even
those
deep-down
Ptains
on
tipholnteiy,
drapes
and
ruirs.
Cont.-uim
wo
canities
hot
neids
nnd
will
not
harm
fal-dyed
fabiies.
Just
try
it
one,
and
like
me,
you'll
know
F.nerpme
ins
a
lnrti'hoM
'imit"
.
.
.
saveu
time
and
eh-aner's
bilU.
At
drujr
and
department
s'ma
for
o-s
little
aa
2iiu,
A
Big
Hit
at
a
tea
party
yesterday
wan
thm
lmon
8M'ad
on
the
n
f
hot
biaruiU.
I
k
p
Cimed
(he
r
VJ
j
ciH
from
our
vw
?
Re-roof
with
ii
a
I)
v
(trows
so
ACDUAST
rt
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Edward
Brunsdon,
who
have
been
in
1
t
a
s
t
uurinic
lus
.rharee
of
Balvatiin
Army
work
t
i
-
f.
i
HJI8IHLI
y
'
r
Htmdt
Art
dl-bronmed
for
oi
hiiikt?,
j
it
afti
r
doinit
it
'
4,
wlu
n
I'lfio
dune
that
api
tvni,
nrzi
4
H've
''4
white
A'
wiihont
rod
iiiinot.
si?
tutu
ilo-in
it
pet
I
inn
biBit'
r
and
n
min
'"mi.
ru
Mr
rr
t
at
Hazelton,
are
being
transferred
to
Prince
Ruoert
to
succeed
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Halsey
who
are
belli1?
moved
to
Nanaimo.
er
ei
ery
day
1
I'ar-lieitlarly
when
ymi
give
Ji
i
m
loudd
made
9ittci'ill(j
for
him
.
.
.
foods
FOR
ESTIMATES
SEE
0T
Scagranrs
Snxt
,
'
Thit
odverlisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
like
lliosa
(loud
Heinz
l'rr-Cooktd
Cereals
and.
a
little
later
H
V.
I
XZ
.
tTKAINW)
JiAHV
lUIIDS.
M-nimm!
.
.
.
those
phone
909
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
r.o.
nox
721
Halibut
sales:
Canadian,
61,000
oounds,
9.2c
find
7o
'o
a.Sc
and
7.11c;
American.
74
000
pounds,
C
4c
and
7e
to
9.8c
and
7c.
you.
i
s
i
n
8
t;
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K
I
T
L
E
M
O
X
S
luscious
strained
meat
products,
aeupj,
vegetaliles
and
ilesuerts
.
k!;:,
every
one
ot
thini
cooked
to
!-i-!
1'vcry
day
I
hear
Ihat
and
more
women
who've
'
Sn
experiim
ni
insr
with
some
of
rm-nn-e
ehcniicals
are
cdiani-'f
id
liiti.
For
Dm
don
su
e
if
wonderfully
while,
sweot-wa-hes
and
truly
mar-i
c
are
fur
your
hand!
ml
I'm
comliines
ureal
quantitiea
'j'i'ti.
nal
snap
with
tn
netivo
'I!I'!1H
iriVI'J
yuu
Hinw-wllite
and
leaves
your
hinds
"
ir.l
wliite,
tool
I
know,
onca
trnd
it.
vou'll
aeree
that
dm
f.'t'friiitfbeautifullyt
lnre-:(it)ilitv
in
Jlcinz
bahv-readv
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
jutlr
kitcliri)!(.
Ak
your
lit'iil-fi
lur
.lifuu
H:iby
and
Junior
Fnoth,
T)i
is
Sat
tonal
Hahy
W'tik,
m
lic'll
have
a
W
dis-jtlay
of
Ilcinf!
pioilucts,
with
rc-l.iif
it
iirnis
u-i
d
in
tlie
cure
and
,'rrdin;
of
baliif.s.
,
,
makes
thu
flaviiiir
tlifferenee
you
can
taiMe
the
taniry
guodueM
of
their
fulMmdivd
juit.
Tbi
recipe
tnnkea
2-3
tlassi,
and
it
will
keen
4o
vim
as
toii-t
and
biscuit
spreads,
or
for
filling
tarts
and
'f-VCUSH
tEMOM
BPREAD
6
wU
twaten
12
cup
Sunki-t
kmon
juicm
2
cups
sugar
14
cup
butter
;'
'
C(Kk
over
h-ot
water
until
ttiiek.
Pour
into
sterilized
g!ass.
V9
us
needed.
It's
so
ejisy
just
be
sure
to
ue
SunkiH
lemons
for
most
flayourful
results.
Women's
Navy
Blue
PUMPS
T5
at
Ot
n,.r
t
.
.
.
:
:.,.
,
.
i
,
..
i
aivriiiiia
it
uuit
in
cave
juiu
iiiiiiid
'
1
Wear
'n'
tear
niml
l
o.,.-o
.im
i,.nvl
l,..!...,,
LADIES'
BLOUSES
!
MEN
S
WORK
SOX
'
"ut,
the
part
of
your
home
that
takes
the
worst
are
(lie
floors.
And
that's
why
so
many
wise
fi'iMc'v"
'"s'5t
011
llie
I'ro'eclion
of
tllidilen
'
wliL.NAMKL.
It'i
amazingly
touiili
rt;si.,t
4tl,e
and
wears
hunter.
It
s
ea'V
lo
aonlv
and
Approx.
3
Hi
Whlt
Httl
it
T.ie
Uarl
Wearing
Otie
Large
Size
$1.00
New
Styles
Waffle
Weave
Pastel
Shades
Mirror
Crepe
Sizes
14
to
20
i
I'i'oiiuniieal.
And,
for
the
outside
of
your
lionie,
IS.'
nolhin
liner
than
Glidden
"linduranee
$9-95
SPECIAL
$2-98
I
;
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'
"-M
l
It'standa
tip
under
all
kinds
ot
lonuerl
And,
retnrmber
l'.ndttraniM!
l'aint
applied
over
W
irance
Hase-Coat
spreads
further,
sivinit
the
euatiiifc
more
boily
and
A
home
painted
with
these
two
paints
ii
a
job
well-done
a
V"'vf
"sen
of
salirt'tieiion".
See
your
Chdden
Paint
dealer
w
llhdden
Florenatnel
and
(.Hidden
Endurance
House
l'aint
in
f
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of
truly
hamlsome
colours
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T'imc
"
"
Din
m
t-
i:-i.
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tii.
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t..,r
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H
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LADIES'
SLIPS
some!
somethinii
limit
that
that
kivi
gives
you
as
mmn
lor
your
money
as
1
MAHGAKIM';
does!
11
a
soo-o
(jooil
VI
Msy-llien
l'n
i
!"
I
V-I
UI-UK
BONXET
j
V
I
so
eliuek-uf
wkJ
Vitamin
A
eonlent
if
fv?v
1
use
Hlue
lloniu
t
o
of
rounlry-fri'sli
flavour
and
its
Sandals
CHILD'S
SIZES
5to
1012
$2-75
ent
is
limh
every
month
of
the
yearl
NYLON
LACE
TRIM
for
mv
nan-frvine
and
tmkimr.
for
ITkercrer
1
ou
Co
Thii
Summer,
you'll
lie
the
"lielle"
if
you
trust
to
the
Invelv
flatteiv
of
that
new
voomirRV
uhkam
ktuf
tliaile
Sl'NNY
DHKAMI
One
put
wilh
it
puff
arui
it
warms
your
skin
with
h
soft,
pearh
gUm
gives
you
that,
wonderful
golilen-liirl
Innk!
So
if
you
have
dances
or
teas
pitriVa
partir
or
jut
a
sueet'BKfii!
day
at
tiie
ottire
in
mintl
...trust
to
"fSuuny
Dreum"
to
Vci'x
you
liKikins
vour
loveliest
I
Ami
trut
to
Wixullniry
Dream
Stuff
to
give
.vim
a
"natural"
tint
powilery
kiokl
l'or
"Dream
StulY"
is
not
drying
or
greasy,
hut
a
sheer
sal
in-lextur'ii
make-up.
It's
a
tint,
foundation
and
powder
in
one...
only
title.
Choose
yours
from
five
dreamy
siiaiU'sl
Cood
JVrwtf
Did
you
think
it
1
sea&ninir
vevelalileK
mid
lor
the
labk1.
too.
ror
now
hltte
llonnet.
enmea
in
that,
liandv.
l'llim
Uuih
hair
o
that
you
can
eolour
it
for
table
u'
in
a
jiffy!
Just
prei
Ladies!
Come
in
and
see
these
values:
Lovely
straight
tho
iflMiip
l.iiiiim
llm
l,.tw
Lnoil
llie
I
ii.cr
nnd
in
2
minwfis,
Blue
Bonnet
is
a
luseioiia,
golden
yellow!
1
es,
I
Ji
feel
l
m
getting
so
mueli
for
so
little
when
1
buy
delicious,
fitwus
Ulue
lionnet
in
the
Yellow
Quik
bat;l
'
To
Begin
a
bright
April
diiy
with
a
breakfast
treat
of
"Cream
of
GREEN
RED.
WHITE
Misses
1
1
to
3
3-25
cut
Crepe
Slips
in
white
only.
Filmy
Nylon
lace
trimmed.
Sizes
32
to
40.
Each
....
$2-98
i
osinoo-tn
soatmetuing
ami
so
just
right
ft'vour!
And
5
Minute
"CRF.AM
01''
WUKAT"
is
l""ly
good
to
en(
it's
gotxi
for
you.
tool
For
it
i
les
Iron
for
good
red
blood,
and
Calcium
and
wi'liorus
for
diets
deficient
in
these
fitments,
'iV
5
I'nute
"Cream
of
Wheat"
some
morning
n
5
It
takes
just
five
minutes
of
boiling
to
eook
to
'titm.
M-mmml
That
rich,
wide-awake
flavour
wonder
so
mnnv
folks
like
to
start
the
day
light
'
,l
Minute
"f!rem
nf
Whonl"
l.renlfiuit.
I
iil!!!i;i!II!!!i!i;iBl.
l!B!II!l!!2!!li!l!:i!!!!B!I!II!
was
impowihle
to
keep
a
sliee
of
tomato
in
your
refrigerator
for
itftien
iijs
and
have
it.
come
out
pnrifen
freshf
Thru
just
wait
'til
you
use
the
NYLON
DRESS
SOX
LADIES'
PYJAMAS.
'
it
Boys'
Crepe
Soled
I
j
Oxfords
.
1
Sizes
1
to
6
M
SPECIAL
ffft
H
$4-75
I
"Jirton
ever
made
a
rabbit
vanish
faster
than
my
CUoenlate
Icebox
S175
Substondards
of
our
regular
$1.75
line.
Ankle
leiiKth.
Sizes
10'i
to
12.
Pair
Ladies'
Rayon
Pyjamas.
Butcher
Boy
style.
Pastel
shades.
Sizus
32
to
38.
Pair
SJ.25
Cookies
did
at
the
voungstfis'
partv
vestenlayl
I
make
them
with
BAUKR'S
UNKWEF.TUNKO
CHOCOLATE
so
they
have
that
irresistible,
real
chocolate
flavor
that
everyone
Invest.,
.
CHOCOLATE
IC'KBOX
COOKIES
(75
Cookies)
2
cups
sifted
Swans
1
egg,
unbeaten
Drtwn
Cake
Flour
2
squares
Baker's
Un-
134Upns.
Calumet
sweetened
Chocolata,
Baking
Powder
melted
li
cup'bmter
or
other
'
amazing
new
Wilex
FRESHF-Il-ATOIl
the
only
home
eiAitaiuer
tlmt
keep"
food
abmihitvhj
fevsk!
It'a
a
glaw
runtainer
with
all
almninutn
and
rubber
lid
easy
to
use,
ea.iy
to
clean
and
it
ru-ver
wears
out.
An
air-tiiilit
vaeuum.
faeal
keia
fnml
of
all
kill
la
fi'Hsli
Up
lo
l.'i
rfuj
Umtft'r
..
.turns
lefu
overs
into
Mtuwinkrrs!
Ak
for
the
1'Vesherator
Set
of
four
jars
.
.
.
ai'eii'iiiU:
tutte
ut
your
favourite
department,
hardware,
appliance
and
general
sIoits.
And,
reriietulier,
llie
Kreaherator
ia
niaiio
by
lh
makers
of
(he
famoiia
SileK
Clii'S
Makers
and
Slt-am
Irons.
"
t
A
THE
UNIVERSAL
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
snortentng
,vue
.
S4eup
sugar
broken
Hhr,
.onr.
measure,
add
baking
powder
and
salt,
and
sift
again.
It
h5
,
.r'ninif.
sugar,
esg,
chocolate
and
vanilla,
beating
with
spiwn
I
ri,,
Sed;
,du
nut-
Add
flour
araduallv,
mixing
well
alter
each
addi-5
dough
in
halves:
shape
In
rolls.
2
inches
in
diameter,
rolling
ri(;.,.ra,:''11
Paper.
Or
pack
dough
into
cookv
molds.
Chill
or
store
in
lioiiJ
unt"
''rm-
Before
slicing,
let
rolls
stand
at
room
temperature
iu
-l.
.v
unM
"o"
enough
to
dent
when
pressed
with
finger.
Cut
in
-i'Ji.
'".
uing
sliarp
knife.
Bake
on
iinsreas-sd,
baking
sheet
in
JW!
ven
(350
deg.
f.)
bout
It)
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