and
Mrs.
C.
Ornuata
OBJECT
TO
JAPANESE.
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
1,
1951
overwhelmed
by
responsibilities"
f
f
IV
a
and
talked
the
club
into
assum-
11116
rlClUTGS
ing
responsibility
for
seeing
that,
-
on
the
occasion
of
the
next
cold!
Pod
inencse
Dinl
To
Stewart
t
today
From
Stewart
ttodav,'
?
aiienaeri
Kincolith
Names
Church
Officers
9
J
grounds?
Are
we
going
to
let
j
our
children
suffer
hardship
in
j
day's
weekly
luncheon
of
the'
M.
McLeod
and
ted
ice
sheet
ati11"
I
ail
II
spell,
'
the
projected
Tratch
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
which
pnrt
Rivti,
a..o
oh
years
to
come?
The
reason
ne(
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mr.
Ailce
Arm
KINCOLITH
Congregational
USd
the
word
"aboriginal"
was,
GYRO
CLUB
PEPPED
UP
MeRHHo
Street
!e
finollo
r,ui,4
'
nwiimnoiUV
V!
and
Mrs.
William
Bray,
W.
O.
nffirprs
chosen
for
Christ
Church,
Ml.
jnhnenn
continued,
because
1
the
chainvansnip
of
Don
For
Mr.
Zobok,
A.
McGregor,!
Kincolith.
for
the
year
1951
are
,;.
forefathers
and
ances-i
Leahy
J.
Moscrip.
H.
M.
Hathaway
NeWi
C)assfieds
Make
Said
as
follows:
.
I
tors
were
born
along
th
shores
O.
ed.
It
was
a
disgrace
to
the
club
Parsala
Guibis
paints
neckties
that
this
had
not
already
been
for
a
living
but
she
is
rapidly
done,
Dr.
Greene
said.
The
job
becoming
known
for
her
por-was
given
to
the
playground
com-
traits
and
murals
mittoo
ff
tt-hinVt
Clrma
fifnaefr
1o
ward.
Dr.
L.'M.
Greene,
Prince
Rupert's
latest
"pepper-upper'
tured
the
club
for
becoming
in
Assumes
Responsibility
For
Ice
Sheet
Quiz
Contest
fected
With
the
"Virus
Of
the
chairman
Minister's
wardens
Solomon
0f
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers1,
Doolan,
William
Barton,
Cecil
as
were
brothers
along
the
en-'
Barton
-
j
tire
coast.
Our
chief
occupation
People's
warden
Abel
Stew-
is
fishing."
art.
Harold
Sinclair
reminded
the
Recording
secretary
Percy
Kltwanga
meeting
of
the
vigor-1
;
a
iic
aiigui,
ui
uucive,
lit
xier
Cruickshank,
chair-
earlv
20s-
arrived
in
Canada
two
v
couple
cf
pep
talks
and
a
community's
lethareic
attitude
of
!
William'
quiz
program
featured
yester-
being
awed
by
prospects
and
man
of
the
program
committee,
years
ago
from
her
native
Rus-
exhorted
members
to
come
to
sian-domlnated
Latvia
to
find
!
Li
z
ous
protest
against
me
return
i
luncneon
promptly
so
that
ade-
frinm
t
i.
,.n
I
n,.rtnn
mnvTucii
t-
1
.
.
quate
time
would
be
allowed
for
,
,
ul
,
PinanM,
SpPrPtarvSnlomon
of
Japanese
to
the
coastal
areas
i
.......
-
j
.
ntn
Th
Ctimna
rumla
hcil
.
Ill
JJ.'U
i
11C
UIH
l
.
i
(V
...
.
'
JJ
iiuu
Pa
yur
wh,u
Winter
"jeu
ia
your
bH
whey
D
pains
vuimd
by
cold,
b!u-im
can
be
1
real
bother,
can't
tl.ev?
Tiut
i.
.1
-but
Ihey
,,,(
11
Not
.lien
vu
,1.7'"
of
BIXJAXM
UNIMKNT
hanJy!
sK'l
mantl
for
relieving
the
whea
of
tmm,m'
'
alg.a,
aore
mul,
ahff
neck,
apraun
or
bni
j?
foothmi.
penetratini
heat
m-ut
ni.i
r"
might
be
arranged.
Mr.
Cruick-
Gradually
she
learned
to
speak,
shank
put
on
-a
quiz
contest
to
English
and
took
up
tie-painting
sharpen
the
wits
of
the
members
in
a
New
Westminster
factory
to
on
historical
and
eeoeraDhical
earn
a
livine.
alwav.
kenin
in
Mm
Jm
LKX"'"'
,
,
made
the
stand
alone.
They
had
Parish
clerk-Ralph
Clayton
!
sa,;d
tnat
because
of
forescwl
Chairman
Frances
Watt
j
dangers,
not
only
Indian
fisher-Acting
chairman
J.
C.
Ben-
men
and
workers
would
suffer
son
'
hardship
but
that
it
would
affect
rmm
h
committee
Hubert
all
"trier
original
Canadians.
At
mm
becoming
a
xacis
as
well
as
current
eve.-.ts
mind
her
goal
of
and
the
winner
was-Mark
Goi-
recognized
artist.
that
time,
Mr.
Sinclair
contin
ol
tlie
hurll
Just
vat
it
on
for
inatant,
welcome
rehn!
s
,"h
romlort
at
so
hill.
cost.
For
Sloan's
is
just
00o
lor
the
bh.ii
"'j
botlle-tHic
for
U.e
large.
Ask
for
Sloan's
liniment
at
Zy
i
No
Woman
Liltet
To
B.
Ttated
about
her
lmn.la
wtlOI,
ti,-...
.
ued,
the
Skeena
people
were
crl-
j
ticited
for
creating
a
discrimination
against
the
Japanese.
melv-
I
Her
portraits
and
composi-Guests
were
D.
C.
Stevenson
of
tions,
painted
in
her
spare
time.
Prince
Rupert
and
Dr.
Gordon
have
been
declared
by
expert
Baker
of
Vancouver.
j
to
possess
lifelike
qualities,
with
.
natural
beauty
and
richness
of
Doolan.
William
Barton,
A.
E.
Nelson,
Herbert
Haldane,
Sain
Lincoln,
Mathew
Gurney,
George
Stewart,
Paul
Clayton,
Alfred
Stewart,
Matthew
Stewart,
Ralph
ami
red
from
doing
the
family
wa.-h.
And
timt,,7,
Dl
Z
is
surh
rood
nem
h,r
ll
n(
I,...
"n'
"What
aoout
ll
loaayr
wir.
(A
W
VI
iCli
ivhlte
'a.lie
vr
lr.0.
'
surh
beautifully
clean.
HAPPY
DAYS
coloring.
'riavton.
Willie
Stewart.
Cecil
Sinclair
asked.
"Indians
have
EDMONTON
P
Lieutenant-1
she
painted
a
large
mural
of
1
Barton,
George
Alexander,
W.
H.
now
learned
that
some
Skeem
Governor
J.
J.
Bowlen.
ex-ran-
an
English
hunting
scene
and
1
st
pvpnK
John
Mmre
nmnln
have
Already
been
Dush-I
hands
soft
and
white,
tool
Kvery
day
I
hf.jr',i!
more
and
more
women
who've
been
cipennia
with
some
of
tliow
no-rinse
chemicals
are
rUnr'2
to
Dili
for
white,
white
washes
wilhmU
red
hir
lou
see,
Dui
combines
great
quantities
of
mh
ri
soap
with
two
active
deterienta
Cher,
has
a
permanent
reminder
has
done
a
laree-scale
orieinal
Sidesmen
Sam
Doolifti,
Willie
ed
out
of
their
jobs,
as
have
their
j
,k
mrnm
1
mJ
eleaning
power
pfm
marvelous
mildnessl
Try
it
next
wahdivl
Ur,
Giant
tcouomy
bize
pwkage
of
Pus
neit
time
you're
tl.on,iug
of
his
days
in
the
saddle.
Brands
composition
depicting
Christ's
registered
in
his
name-
in
Al-
journey
to
Calvary,
berta
livestock
records
are
re-1
She
is
planning
to
stage
an
produced
on
the
floor
of
the
exhibition
of
her
work
this
year
"Rumpus
Room"
in
his
home
and
is
spending
every
spare
min-here.
16
brands
set
inside
a
dia-
ute
completing
new
compositions
mond
on
the
floor.
for
the
show.
ll
Satet
.We
So
Much
Tim.
V
Lincoln,
Hubert
Barton,
Alfred
families
and
people
irom
omeri
Stewart,
Charlie
Stewart.
Her-
areas."
That
was
attributable
toj
bert
Haldane,
Charlie
Lincoln,
Uhe
return
of
the
Japanese,
Mr.
j
Charlie
Haldane,
Murphy
Stan-
j
Sinclair
said.
He
asked
if
that
ley,
Harold
Watts,
Albert
Bar-!
was
not
what
was
considered
ton.
Bob
Stewart,
Mathew
Adams,
j
"pure
discrimination."
'
Dougias
Venn,
James
Stearens,
CONSERVATION
.
j
Stephen
Barton,
Gordon
Stea:--!
Dn
other
hand,
Mr.
Sin-ens.
Hubert
Doolan,
Lawrence
cialr
continued,
the
Department
The
Best
of
6'.sh
"
.
1
roubl.
,
.
,
yes,
this
grand
'invention"
take
the
nuisance
out
of
colouring
margarine
and
makes
it
fun
I
It's
the
new
"Yellow
Vuii"
bag
that
HI.
I
F.
WnVVKT
ill
ft
fnvn!tfil
Smart.
Eddie
Nelson.
Engineers
Chester
Benson,
chief
engineer;
Hubert
Barton,
Mathew
Adams,
Joe
Tiate,
Morris
Haldane,
Benson
Young.
Choir
cfiicers
Paul-
Clayton,
superintendent;
James
Stevens,
manager;
George
Stewart
and
1
1
iiikwi.
mm
1
,
lm
of
Fisheries
bad
spent
large
suinr
on
salmon
conservation.
They
j
had
even
gone
so
far
as
to
blast
the
Moricetown
Canyon
to
pro-
J
vide
fish
ways
for
salmoa
to
'
reach
the
spawning
grounds,
be-
j
cause
they
felt
the
Morlcewwn
!
Falls
one
of
the
biggest
causes
of
depletion.
Moricetown
Indians
John
Moore,
choir
masters:
Mr.
ATTENTION
Home
-
Owners
.
Modernize
Your
Home
Now
ALL
VOL
NEED.
TO
I'SE
Ol'R
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
FINANCE
PLAN
IS
A
GOOD
CREDIT
STANDING
ANY
AMOl'NT
ui
to
S20A0.OO
may
be
financed.
Payments
arr
cliir
monthly,
and
yon
can
have
up
to
24
months
id
pay.
Down
payments
are
not
necessary.
!
Emma
Nelson
and
Mrs.
Mary
protested
against
building
tne
Thi
advertisement
Is
not
publishes'
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
o
British
Columbia.
Breakfatf
It
Xn
IinHirianl
Vn
it's
the
meal
that
mam
tlie
hr
off
right
or
wrong
(or
ynu.
Aa4
who
wants
to
begin
a
precioisw
mangt
Well
here's
one
dtln.ia
dish
that
will
make
a
reaf
wi
your
breakfast
line
...
5
M.rwi
''CHKAM
OK
WHEAT,
li
anraiinKly
eay
to
pnt-are!
Jai
6
minutes
of
boiling
ami
11
mar
to
eat
cooked
to
iwnn
mm
nes
the
Wtur
of
your
brnSas
table
with
a
flavor
that
1
out
4
tins
world
I
An
I
mii.iciri,in
remember
about
5
Minute
"tea
of
Wheat"
is
that
it
gra
n
Iron
for
good
red
bluwl
and
C
cium
and
Phosjihoruit
i'ir
dins
fic-ient
in
these
eleimn'.
Niiw4.
der
the
"Cream
of
V
Ik
:u"
uc
ia
such
a
good
family
itab:t
fia.
wonderful
way
to
begin
the
tbj
St
A
R(
i
A
K
1
X
K
eoiw
in
I
All
you
do
11
irn
the
colour
button
on
IIiq
Vciiow
tjuik
bag
knead
the
big
and
t
;u
Iwo
minutes,
Uluo
Itonni't
ia
golden-yellow
.
ily
to
ue.
It's
child's
play
I
...
and
you
can
nave
youroelf
even
mure
lime
by
letting
your
children
rnloiir
your
Hlue
Bonnet
Mancnrine.
They'll
Uive
to
do
ill
Then
it
looks
ik
niarvelouly
ap-peliriiig
when
you
serve
it
with
im
nt
V
vegetables
or
siread
it
on
bread.
And
of
course,
there's
thut
fuiiioiia
blue
Bonnet
country-sweet
flavour
and
frexhneiul
Ve,
I
al-w.ivs
fel
I
get
so
much
lot
to
liilla
when
I
buy
Hlue
Bonnet
m
tlie
111
w
Vellow
yuik
bag
...
flavour,
nuiiition
and
couven-imcel
,j
Barton,
ladies'
superintendents;
nthway,
because
it
would
result
Fred
Stewart,
Mrs.
Emma
Nel-
'n
a
Preat
loss
and
hardship
to,
son,
Willie
Stewart,
Sidney
Alex-,
them
D'
destroying
their
ciily
ander
and
Isaac
Angus,
organ-
dependable
fishing
grounds,
ists;
Albert
Mocre,
music
keeper.!
where
they
had
obtained
their
'arums
improvements
which
can
b?
financed
under
this
3an
arc
as
follows:
Attic
rooms,
adding
rooms,
re-roofinp.
.lew
feeing,
modernizing
kitchens,
bathroom;
making
bascrr.unt
rooms,
etc.
i
VeaUier
llrrrrrrl
Cold
winter
"
VI"
-1
..1,
t
Of
Court,
the
most
bratri,
briiies
have
a
cut
1
1
1
inn
11
y
0
tl
!T
:nke
nv
ailvire,
you
rv.
-
"tried
'n'
true"
complexion
-beauty
pecretl
They've
discov
MM
ered
that
'
soap
ri
I
livennooa
since
me
limes
oi
meir
ancstors,
the
speaker
said.
"And
now,
with
the
general
increase
in
fishlnj
licenses
issued
to
Japanese
-
on
the
already
overcrowded
Skeena
coastal
area,
Mr.
Sinclair
continued,
"We
art
unable
to
see
where
any
develop-
ment
or
improvements
in
conservation
by
the
fishery
department
could
be
reached.
J
The
final
decision
of
the
Kii.-wanga
meeting
was
that
the
Skeena
River
fishermen
and
workerr
would
ask
for
further
investigation
into
the
problem.
It
was
made
clear
that
the
Skeena
people"
did
not
mean
the
move
a:,
a-
cHscrlmlnatorv
measure,
although
they
felt
themselves
discriminated
against.
Full
measures
of
protection
were
being
asked
through
the
Native
Bro-,
therhood
on
behalf
of
the
people
and
children.
I
'n'
water"
is
the
'
Credit
can
be
arranged
very
easi'y
by
simp'.y
calling
in
at
our
oriicc
and
fining
oufthe
special
application
form
we
have.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
De
iin-pared
to
liiiht
r
VV
told
mi-ones
with
tlie'l
I
Y
1
,
iirtv
.'iiiiilii.Mtriiiiine
dt-
JMJ
mvcrv
AXOlilS'ilo'.fJ
By
taking
AnoliKt
on
'Td
esiwure
or
in
first
i
f'nl
I'
hours
of
a
cold
vou
'
3L
JPioneer
2)i
nicett
thing
tjiey
can
do
for
I
heir
ruqqiSl
a
a
Complexion.
BIT
not
in"
Simp
.
.
.
ihev
rhiNK
WOtlDll!
FAC
IAL
SOAP
the
m
Phone
651
BUILD
IX
G
Sl'PrLIES
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
-
-
iriintr.
COAL
!
tht
advertisement
13
not
published
the
beauty
cream
iiinredieiit.
i
the
ekin
firieuti-is
wio
mwi
Woodbury
jmt
falmlnus
t
mam
niKretlieiit
inio
eveiy
rsi
It's
a
preeiout
hkin
poti'tiir
si
in
the
very
finest
of
face
row.'
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
or
displayed
by
the
Llquur
Control
British
Columbia.
"
ii
m
;
-
.j
i:ti
tlnp
the
mijjl,
t
md
ineetet
ii
11
rnii
in
a
untile
dayl
Tlial's
right
jirumfil,
ejjirient
relief
t
and
for
pennies!
In
fact,
the
Mipir-
F.
c
ti
n
o
111
y
Family
-
Sue
Hotlle
of
:i
Anohit
tablets
coots
you
only
)
.o.it
;ic
per
taiiletl
So
buy
Annlust
at.
your
drugiriin's
ti"l-i!i!
Hi
memhet:
all
autihii-tiimiiHt
are
nut
alike.
They
vary
vretttly
in
)i
loniiome.
Anuhut
it
the
aiitihutamine
furmula
rerom-1111
mli
d
fur
family
ue
bcrause
of
it
mccrm
in
attmd
clinical
teiU.
bo
take
a
tip
from
a
lovely
"or
axy"
of
Woodlmiv
bruli"!
.
..
Start
Woodbury
"lai
inis''
today
:'
akin
that's
pelal-aoft
Jiti
with
beauty
I
And
ue
facial
fconp
in
your
bath
for
ii;
over
loveliness.
Just
10c
cat!
h
rai"
-
"
!
Adoption
Is
Theme
Sinrrr-yei
about
the
sweet,
young
sncrulence
of
BIMS
fclh
frosted
IVasI
And
your
hinband
will
be
no
.1
-
PAYM
epllon
.
.
Hist
Hei-VP
tlietn
r.n,
ninl.f
b..,n
.
you
d
hktr
to
we
real
eiithitsiasml
M-mmuil
.
.
It's
no
aceiili
nt
that
Birds
Kye
Peas
taste
the
wav
they
no.
Ion
s,,
),:,e
Hirds
Eye
folks
piant
specially
si
ia
t,
,
wed
in
growing
areas
where
peas
grow
best,
I
n
it
them
on
the
very
morning
or
afternoon
when
they
re.n
l,
flavour-fullness.
Then
they
shell,
wasli
Friday
and
Saturday
An
appealing
story
of
modern
family
life
is
the
theme
of
"Our
Very
Own"
which
is
the
feature
offering
which
comes
this
Fil-day
and
Saturday
to
the
screen
of
the
Capital
Theatre
here.
Ann
Blyth,
Farley
Granger
and
Joan
Evans
have
the
stellar
roles.
The
striking
domestic
drama
deals
with
the
problem
of
the
,
.
'
P1'""
or
tcouerness,
and
quick-
"
fieen,
,em
More
they
lose
a
mh,g
0l
their
ariu-freslincKi.!
And
ik
work,
time
and
money
thfy
sav
yout
,
,
,
h
i
I
fact
that
!
""
l
inn
Kye
equals
2
pounds
of
peas
in
pods.
Birds
Eye
are
gwmM
the
best
peas
you
ever
ate
or
vour
money
back.
A
Brand
Am,
Plan
helping
you
to
beat
the
nigh
cost
ol
living?...
Yea.
Mens
Socks
Diamond
patterns,
lastex
top,
ankle
length.
Well
made,
good
quality.
Sizes
10
to
1
l!2.
pair
o9c
3
pair
for
$2.00
Personal
Planning
it
a
practical
system,
fof
running
your
money
de-
iirn
In.
..n..-
Luxury
Sheer
I
Nylons
Sghstandard.
Well
known
brands.
54-guagc,
15
denier.
Full-fashion-cand
beautifully
made,
with
dark
sljnderi.Ting
sc.crr.,
panel
heel.
In
popular
shade;,
8V2
fo
1
1
.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
SPECIAL;
pair
1.29
ladies'
Gabardine
Coats
1
2
only,
1
2
fo
1
8.
Non-crush
Cel
Gabardine.
Fawn
shade.
Pure
wool
detachable
lining.
Belted
model.
i
adopted
child.
The
heroine,
Ann
I
Blyth.
is
the
oldest
of
three
girls
I
in
a
happy
and
quiet
family.
She
j
har.
no
idea
that
she
is
adopted
until
she
learns
the
fact
in
a
i
startling
way.
Her
dismayed
re-i
actions
lead
to
emotional
situ-:
ations,
some
of
which
affect
her
"steady
date"
as
played
by
j
Granger.
The
situation
becomes
i
complicated
when
the
middle
I
girl,
Joan
Evans,
flirts
with
the
boy
friend.
j
Acclaimed
as
an
unusually
un-1
derstandlng
and
sympathetic
I
treatment
of
the
adoption
subject,
the
picture
has
a
strong
supporting
cast
headed
by
Jane
Wyatt,
Ann
Dvorak,
Donald
Cook,
Gus
Schilling,
Natali-Wood
and
Phyllis
Kirk.
FtIN
FLGN,
Ntan.
The
Ukrainian
Orthodox,
congregation
here
l.as
decided
to
proceed
better
living
by
the
BANK
OF
MONTH
KAU
And,
truly,
if
you
follow
plie
rules
of
this
new
ey.
(eni
for
living
happily
within
your
income,
your
money
will
never
again
nin
you
I
You'ii
enjoy
read-i.nifvi.llS-.xW'.5,
abo"k
jt
IIhI
Iv.'r.V-',
PLANNING
FOR
f
'U(5SI
1
L
HOME
-
MAK.
t'
,i
.lv,,nK
yu
an
ourtline
of
tiow
this
plan
can
get
you
out
and
keep
you
out
of
the
red.
Go
to
your
neighborhood
branch
of
the
of
M
and
get
your
copy
.
,
,
it's
yours
for
the
asking.
If
you
really
give
it
a
chance,
Personal
Plan.
'ff
will
help
you
get
the
most
out
of
your
money-and
out
ol
'A
Pratte-Winninn
Main-ff'
Dish
if
ever
I've
seen
on',
f
KRAFT
DINNEIt
u
truly
oious
and
so
very
c"'""""
You
see,
one
package
of
'h
Dinner"
contains
enough
M
1
main
dish
for
four
at
l"1
,
;
pennies
a
serving!
And
u
tlf"
packaire
you'll
find
two
nw'
watering
ingredients
""Jj
fast-cooking
macaroni
and
pi
cheese
for
mellow,
ehoiMar
flavour.
Good
all
year
ro"
"Kraft
Dinner"
is
so
handy
'
"meal-getting
emeritcnry'
.
.
'
the
ihelfinto
the
putr-of
tablet
My
suggestion
.
.
j
have
several
packages
onJiai""1
delicious
Lenten
meals
I
,
"is-nJInf
Th.
Luxury
of
rrl
3
9.50
Men
s
Underwear
SPECIAL
Extra
SPECIAL...
Good
quality
cream
rib
combinations.
Mercury
make.
Short
sleeve,
long
leg..
Sizes
38
to
44.
Oo
You
Feel
A
little
Dssy
when
yon
think
of
the
high
food
a
new
wiui
construction
or
churc
bulMing.
Baldwins
14
shades,
4-ply
in
a
warm,
rant
bath
1"'
a
hard
d'!
work!
My
1;
ourite
"!,"
cnmnaniori
'
'
prices
today?
Well
here's
a
Paton
&
Kgitting
wool,
shrink
resisting.
EACH-
budget-wise
buy
mat
Helped
lm-
mennelv
tn
m.
that
brand
ne
"BLTLD
B.C.
PAYROLLS'
Soys
Underwear
Cream
rib,
long
and
short
sleeves,.
long
leg.
Broken
sizes
28
to
34.
SPECIAL,
coph
89
1.00
1-oz.
Skoins
for
Pacific
grand
new
C-I-L
SPO-Mj"'
;
velvety
texture
when
"1
soothing-it's
kind
to
tj
est
skin
.
.
.
even
habyi
clean
I
.
4
.
just
wash
it
"5
under
the
tap.
Another
thing
like
about
it
is
its
diirabilii
to
discover
the
earelre
w
ienoe
of
a
C-I-L
ttponite
4,
beat
thing
is
to
try
it
TL
These
sponges
are
far
from
give
and
they
make
nV
rtf
COFFEE
TIME
FAVORITE
!4"r
"'V'
equiKhrinml
...
Try
Canned
salmon
i
it's
not
oaW
economical
(no
wist
all
food
I)
...
it's
dclicimu!
Try
this
conomieal
tjnnned
Salmon
loaf:
lt4cbun?,mnek,1Stlmon'xuked
cup
Vread
crumbs
J
fSB.
separated
I
Jbsjm.
lemon
Julcal
tspn.
lemon
rmd
s.'t
and
pepper
5!MiJI?li:.
"d,d
""'""J
and
cook
ft
SIT.i-!:
tlrr,i"
constantly.
Add
fHjf,0lt'
f"1
cook
W
Jtm
water
u?hJ
",r)
,or
minutes,
Sin
Co0,'
llhtlV.
tlr
in
SIh"
.eitn.
lemon
Juice
and
nr,
in
3S0-J7&
eeg.
f.
Serves
4.
Flannelette
job
easier
1
Find
tin
m",
-j.
Blankets
ai
ui
convenient
Rues
Lf
dies'
Rayon
.s
Panties
nl.
it
drug,
drpartmc
Ann
Ladies'
Umbrellas
variety
or
grocery
,j,
nro
In
lnnlr
for
the
C-W'
la'
it's
your
assurance
of
qu"1?'
Blue
and
Pink
check
patterns,
70
by
84
inches.
One
pair
to
a
cus
Maize,
Radio
strips.
Shades
Pink
BCic,
White.
Sizes
S-M-L.
I
dlmiyt
Llk.
to
top
off
a
good,
"sohd"
meal
with
something-
lht;,
aV
and
sparkling
for
dessert.
And
I
dont
knf
All-VJJ
a.
o""
that,
meets
those
qualiBcations
"tl!
d
All
silk
taffeta,
assorted
colours,
10
ribs.
Pacific
Milk
gives
coffee
a
rich
creamy
flavo.-
that
makes
evei
;upa
treat.
Economical
in
all
recipes'.
Pacific
Is
now
Vitamin
U
'ncreascd
for
extra
nourishment.
Neve:
bo
without
this
all-purpose
food.
PACIFIC
MILK
tomer.
PAIR
a
.75
aUP
v"
v
"coBeri
are
always
"""v
rnfi
"
I
2
Par
for
.00
EACH
.95
'
7.
ocvcu
ueocious,
lOCKMO-m
in""
-
iulr
lllr
world
of
good
taste
to
choose
from.
Ami
1
1
lirly
attracted
to
the
economy
oi
J-"
,,.
Powders.
At
a
few
cents
a
serving
.
.
6Ur"
-j
i
Vacuum
packed
and
Homosenizd
j
.
a,f,"rig
goodnesal
But
a
word
in
tllB."
..,ir;it
Kf
A
SnUrinKI
Everyone
in
the
family
will
have
their
fj
ill
0
.Pu-io
Id
ruggeat.you
keep
a
full
sW-k
"l
."SsYsa'i
-4afcai.'
.