3.:.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
Kovember
1,
1951
Loca
a
'Storm
Delayed
Interior
Trip
'
'
;
.
-X
n
d
PERSONAL
Under"
50
years
ago
he
had
dreamed
of
the
day
he
would
'
return
to
find
a
hill
of
gold.
"My
,
dream
of
the
hill
was
so
clear
that
I
shall
know
the
place
the
'
moment
I
see
It,"
he
said.
1
50-YEAR
DREAM
IPSWXJH,-
Epglana
(CP)
Herbert
Cole,
81,
before
leaving
for
Australia
"wltto
lils
family
said
that
ever
since
he
left
"Down
I
Ba-Tt
Trsm
trip
that
meant
7
r
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
and
harry
McNaughton,
local
im-daughter,
Mrs.
John
Richards,
migration
officer,
returned
to
th-j
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
yester-George
yesterday
from
Vancou-
day
from
a
vacation
trip
to
ver.
.
'Vancouver.
1
I
t
I
i
-
-
.
-
i.
..
1
-1.
tra'eittn
s
Vancouver
from
brnfrhes-,
tram,
W-s.
-3.
fc.i
E:ack
ireetirned
to
IProi?e
Ru-1
pert
yesterday
aboard
the
fwnce
George.
Mrs.
felai-k,
ewe
repre-eentativ
fit
the
Women's
fttrxir-lary
ot
he
Candisn
legion,
'hid
left
the
Hly
aVrat
a
wek
go
to
make
.-junfi
of
visits
in
the
Cen;rl
iitterior
ar.d
it
was
whtlt
doing
hn
'that
series
of
severe
storms
broke
out.
heavy
rairffc,
gale
and
snow
had
the4;-
effect,
on
the
Mkilway,
highways
ancl
f
-a
MOS'TKKAL,
Kor.
trt
I
foiW
hardly
belike
(i.nt
thntf
inn,--?hitP
hnnH
WPrp
minpl
I'd
(TTOWfi
ft
i
'
:W
m
U1(pd
to
sneittg
thpm
rotitrh
and
red
aftRr
di)-
lt
,
washing
and
houpflpaning.
lThoft
n?w
dpftrrgrrU
ii
m
'
1
are
rind
(or
cleaning
but
not
so
good
-
for
1
W
kn,t,M
m,
I
(.nv
tKr
mv
(avHtritA
-
,
5
.
.
j
4
'.
v-rs
f
:
'
JKRGKNS
LOTION
was
the
very
thing
to
moo-oth
'n'
foothe
dfprepnt-dry
han'h!
Bpoaip
lertron
in
Hem
id
it
rntickiy
yinrm.ips
the
softening.
tiiiiii
a,
mi
iii
arnoouiiag
moisture
that
dry,
-thirsty
skill
npedn.
Ti'lwn
you
e
Jergpns
t
ait(r
eA'Piy
uarfry
chore,
your
hands
Will
?tay
noit
and
smooth
a
fow
petft.
Yes,
tmlv!
lo
trv
it.
Keep
a
bottle
handy
in
both
kitchen
and
bathroom.
Jirt
15c,
37c,"
65c
and
$1
.15.
Kwii
Tft
Hurtthle
Potato
in
glamourotts
flavoured
with
ths
befy-
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
jesterday
from
a
trio
to
Ocean
Falls
on
occesiasUcal
bufiness.
M.
J.
Saunders
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
one
of
his
periodical
tripr
t?
Ocean
Falls
on
contracting
business.
Stan
Moran,
well
known
for
many
years
as
taxi
operator
and
baseball
mentor,
returned
to
the
city
cn
the
Prince
Cco;ge
yesterday.
For
th
past
few
years
he
has
been
living
In
Vancouver.
Mi
s.
Jack
McNulty
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
on
the
Prince
George
from
Vancouver.
She
had
been
jast
attending
the
World
Series
with
Mr,
McNulty
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Garner,
who
drove
home
last
week.
M.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Adams
and
iun.
Adams'
father,
Charles
Durham,
arrived
in
the
city
on
lt.-8day
night's
train
from
Usk
"
will
sail
Sunday
night
on
the
Chiicotin
to
spend
the
winter
ln
Vancouver
and
Coquitlam.
Gordon
Rcot,
public
relations
officer
for
Columbia
Celluloid,
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
hore
on
official
business,
left
by
today's
piane
on
hi?
return
to
Vancouver.
He
expects
to
be
back
in
Pi
inc.?
Rupert
Rfin
in
about
three
weeks.
Albert
Van
Pyltstra
and
son
Louis
are
leaving
on
the
Prinoe
George
this
evening
for
Vancouver
whence
they
proceed
to
the
States
to
visit
relatives
before
going
to
Holland
where
they
will
visit
their
native
land
which
they
have
not
seen
for
the
last
18
years.
air
tervices.
Te
Teturn
to'
Prince
Rupert
without
being
subject
to
delay,
so
far
as
the
.'ailroad
Was
"Concerned,
was
quite
out
of
the
question.
It
would
have
meant
a
five-la.y
stop
over
tn
Terrace.
Thj
trf;.,
ibuieloie.
I
'aveiied
tn
the
other
direction,
leaving
Smi-thers
for
Vancouver,
arriving
1
here
cm
Mondav
in
time
ior
Fasseng?rs
to
catch
the
ss.
Prince
George
that
evening,
In
-the
event
of
destination
being
p-lncc
Rupert
-or
other
northern
point.
1
tCl.
gfriAiiiMfliilMii
atarwri'n.
fe
giuMi
oi
uu
KiL
irn-mmin!
vute
that
same
savoury
flavour
vou
got
in
a
nip
of
Bovril!)
in
I
ims
rectpp
ior
rftraiwri
ou
umtvn
ijSfCEE
COSTUMES
were
variegated
and
unique,
many
In
the
Oriental
theme,
at
the
Mas-4Sjl
lte
dance
held
last
Saturday
night.
Heio
Is
one
interesting
shot.
?eum!
ttr
z
tsp
Bovril
i
iz
c.
white
mucb
c,
dioprt
potatoes
Salt
and
proper
irx
c
fra
American
uutrerea
crumoa
wJi
'cheese
1
onion,
diced
A
A
Bofl
the
-oowtoei
and
on
ton
ftve
minutes
ln
T'ter
fXr
to
which
I
tap.
or
cube
of
Bovril
has
been
added.
1
V
Dram.
cdVer
with
white
sauce
(in
which
the
other
'
wer
ctlbe
or
tip.
-of
Bdvril
han
been
di-ssoived)
and
add
tfalt
fifd
pepner
to
4ante.
Turn
Into
mtted
-ca.flsrole
and
cover
with
butte-cd
crum'os
'
and
Rrated
cheese.
Bake
45
min,
in
a
moderate
oven
1350
dea.
F.).
Serves
4
to
...
.
.
,
Delicious!
Yea,
you'll
find
as
1
have
that
whatever
you
make
Bovrtt
'
makes
it
better!
liuy
Bovril
from
your
grocer
today.
;-
I
Refute
To
Get
Low
about
sky-high
food
prices
when
there
are
bo
Clou
pie
lAJcd
mSTUKlC
WAl'fcRS
i
One
of
the
roughest
seas
in
the
world,
the
North
Sea,
Is
also
one
of
tha
shallowest,
with
great
est
depth
at
1,998
feet.
A
Naas
River
native
couole
Delav.'na
H.
Russ
of
Oreenville
William
R.
Brown,
auditor
for
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
1
ir
In
the
"city
to
make
the
annual
audit
of
Dally
News
circulation.
He
arrived
yesterday
on
the
P."inee
George
from
Vancouver
and
Is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Brcw-n.
They
will
return
soutli
tonight.
1
W.
A.
Kember,
assistant
general
many
gooa
wuys
to
mve
mom-y.
One
of
my
favour-
-ite
m(mcy-iivor
ia
delicious
country
fresh
JiLUK
BOXNKT
mrtrg.inne.
Um't
just
take
my
word
for
it
that
Blue
Bonnet
ia
a
money-nifa
buy.
Compare
Blue
Bonnet
with
any
i
n
ad
at
any
price
for
flavour,
nutrition
and
economy.
You're
in
for
a
very
pleasant
surprise
.
.
.
and
so
in
your
budget!
Yes,
you
get
your
money's
worth
of
poodm'.ss-whcn
vou
Imv
Blue
Bonnet.
And
hv
th
wov
lti..a
u
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
returned
to
the
city
on
the
SPrince
George
j.Sterday
from
Vancouver.
She
had
been
in
the
Interior
recently
vi-'i.ing
branches
of
the
Cana-d.an
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
in
her
caoacity
as
zone
representative
and
cama
home
by
way
of
Vancouver
after
the
trains
were
tied
up
by
washouts
at
the
end
of
the
week.
1
and
Charles
Watts
oi
Kincoiith
'cre
united
in
marriage
yester-;
day
afternoon
at
St.
Andrew's
!
Anglican
Cathedral
by
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter.
Many
,
frinwHc
nf
tha
n
....
..uii
hic
i-wupic
were
ill
at-
.
I
i
II
II
j
i
r
Lovely
tall
flowers
and
Colorful
Hallowe
en
.
te
nrtance
at
a
colorful
ceremony.
net's
famous
YELLOW
QI'IK
hag
in
now
even
stronger
than
ever.
I
know
of
do
easier
or
faster
way
to
colour
margarine!
?crctions
graced
the
charminq
horns
of
Mrs.
V
C
,J'vm
ln
marr'ai?e
by
her
step-
Up
to
your
Hintiiift
Season
Is
Here.ffyyt-i
Baby
M
earn
res
expectations
ines,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
Wednesday
afternoon
ireignt
tratric
manager,
Canadian
National
Railways,
Montreal,
ln
the
course
of
a
western
tour
on
official
duties,
arrived
In
,
I
the
city
on
the
Prince
Gvorge
yestcrdav
from
V.-incnnver
smi
start
m;iking
it
known
that
father,
Stephen
Wilson,
the
bride
I
was
attvnded
by
six
bridesmaids
i
and
Mrs.
Elie
Davis
was
matron
of
honor.
j
The
bride
had
a
costume
of
white
satin
and
carried
a
bou-
Ik
your
heart's
de
hi
sns
received
nuests
at
the
Women
s
Hospital
t
popular
cause
brought
out.
ed
prize
was
awarded
to
Mrs.
lr.
nnnrnreilentpd
number
!
llertci
M:ii
lkiknlrl
sire
for
Christ
when
he
grows
strong
and
happy
on
'a
babif-.ivixe
diet.
That's
why
so
many
mothers
insut
on
foods
made
specially
ior
b
a
by
.
.
.
mas
is
a
new
FRIC.IDAIRE
proceeded
east
by
the
evening
train.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kember.
.
I
Wf'ms.
I
Sucu'ssful
in
guessing
the
ql"l
The
of
matron
r?ses
RKFRKJ.
of
honor
wore
light
ERATOR.
Tiw
p-'iired
by
Mis.
A.
M.
'
wcK"t
cf
a
huge
pumpkin
was
,4.
Mrs
O.
E.
Moore.
Mrs.
C.
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
Whose
guess
of
Blm
ami
Mrs.
Norton
Youngs.
.
29
Pounds
7
ounces
was
just
three
green
net
and
had
a
corsage
of;
-
'
roses.
Dainty
little
flower
girls
were
Club
HnllftWfon
irthrr
enhance
the
Hallo-
ounces
snort
or
tne
actual
weight.
Local
Nurses
Pass
RN
Tests
Registered
nurses'
examination
results,
just
announced,
show
lour
local
girls
as
having
been
successful
ln
passing.
They
are
Miss
Eleanor
Carr,
graduate
'of
St.
Paul's,
Vancouver,
and
Miss
Ro?e
Marie
Hartwig,
Miss
Fmy
Ingram
and
Miss
Silveig
Mork,
a!!
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mount
Everett
in
the
Himalayas
is
nearly
9.000
feet
higher
than
Mount
McKinley
tn
Alaska,
Everest
reaching
29,141
feet.
motif
.
the
ladies
serving
Her
prize
was
a
cake.
Rena
Barton
and
Winnie
Stewart
of
Kincoiith.
!
in
charge
of
the
home
,
Most
of
the
credit
for
the
suc-
uii
wore
dainty
little
ess
of
the
tea
and
raffle
can
Groomsman
was
Cecil
Barton
f'
Vn
caps
and
aprons.
I
be
attributed
to
the
fine
leader-
1
0f
Kincoiith
'
C.
H.
Eikins
was
ln
charge
ship
and
untiring
efforts
of
the
'
'
Dance
Enjoyed
Sixty
couples
were
in
attendance
at
a
jolly
Hauowt'en
party
last
night
in
Prince
Rupert
Club
Vv.
f.
stone
was
chairman
of
tije
committee
in
charrre.
Delicious
refreshments
at
midnight
were
a
feature.
Next
time
your
"better
half"
struggles
to
cjiip
and
pry
ice
cnbs
out
of
your
old
refrigerator,
tell
him
Imw
Frisidaire's
Double-Easy
Qnif-kube
Tinys
release
tjfey
.ead
cube
at
a
fingor
touch
.
.
.
next
trme
he
complains
about
the
refrigerator
being
too.
crowded,
tel!
him
how
Fngidatrc's
pu
pet-storage
design
gives
more
food
storage
spruce
mure
frozen
storage
rroire
fhelf
space
in
short,
more
of
everything
you
want.'
'
think
he'll
be.
convinced
particularly
if
you
head
him
into
your
nearby
Fiigidflire
dealer's.
As
a
businessman,
he'll
Appreciate
the
wonderful
trade-in
deal
he
can
mnke
...
not
to
mention
the
budget
payment
terms.
i
wholesome,
nourishing
foods
like
those
good
Hems
Pre-Cooked
Cerenls
find,
a
hftte
later
-HKINrZ
STRAINED
BABY
FOODS.
Meat
products,
aourw,
ypgetflbles
and
desserts
they're
all
expertly
blended
to
give
baby
extra
nourishment
all
cooked
to
baby-ready
digestibility.
AH
you
do
is
take
them
from
the
tin-warm
them
tip
nnd
wrve.
And,
mother
when
bnbv
i
a
little
ftldprbeH
need
HEINZ
JUNIOR
FOODS
to
help
build
strong
bones
and
a
sturdy
little
body.
A?k
your
dealer
for
Hems
Baby
and
Junior
Foods!
You
Jcnotc
thev're
good
because
they're
Heini.
1$'
tearoom
and
the
servers
1
President
of
the
Women's
Hos-
I
ej::-s.
M.
Brydges,
Mrs.
R.
W.
pital
Auxiliary,
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
ROYAL
TOUR
ifiw.
Mrs.
M.
Martin,
Mrs
Ij
Jiihr.sim.
Mrs.
E.
Boulter,
!
A.
Breen
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Members
of
the
Auxiliary
feel
that
they
are
now
well
on
the
LONDON
(CP)
The
Daily
way
to
fulfilment
of
their
pledge
GraPhic,
London
pictorial,
Is
to
of
$1200
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Publish
a
souvenir
book
of
the
General
Hospital
Modernization
1
tour
of
Canada
by
Princess
Fund.
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edin-
I
burgh.
ipi!'!l!!!,liWI!!!!ll!l!l!!!llH
N.iliiiWuUiiiiHlMi,jl,:ulljiiilllil
Vfi
(Mdlen.
.jf!:arg?
of
the
home
cooking
$v,TC
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
t.
t'
arr
and
Mrs.
R.
Davidson.
i:;ire
of
the
raffle
were,
jf.dney
Elkms
and
Mrs.
L.
CT'tip
:incl
the
cashier
was
B
Lemon.
f
at'ractn
aprons,
made
theres
The
Rub!
With
winter
about
to
snow
and
blow
colds
in
on
us
again,
there's
one
kui
wav
to
act
otiick
relief
from
,-
1
chest
cold
miserv
;ust
rub
in
BEN
-GAY
(Bamne
rcaoers
JfeDgue)
and
tub
out
"eter
I'am
!
I
find
tlinf
'-Ka
'
wur-iFiHr
li
ter
i
mu
oiiiki-
iii
b
i-o;u
or
f
:trtifa.
rj
(Prince
Rupert)
relief,
akmg
with
a
soothing,
nice
warm
fee
hue.
C.
A.
Berner.
were
sold
VV.
F.
L.
Gardiner.
H.
J.
Hum-1
m
Canadian
t
oai
tnviiion
ie
course
of
the
after-
phreys.
R.
M.
Bell,
W.
N.
,
Stanley,
meeting
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
It
-does
the
trick
too,
in
cimsiiiK
away
niuxuhii-aclies
and
strains.
lien-Gny
is
easy
to
apply
.
.
.
ju-E
it
.
r.
Mawnmney,
J.
n.
uunnrie,
Nomination
of
officers.
(ltc)
tvr
r
nib
it
or
the
aclnnx
aYea9
yes,
it's
kind,
even
to
a
child's
tender
skin
and
fee
how
quickly
you
feci
better.
Always
keen
Ren-Guv
on
question
uppermost
In
C-.
A.
Bell
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Because
so
sheer
and
!
luiuriously
,u,y
ucauiirui
beautiful.
Canadian
Legion
cabaret
h.
Frame,
Vancouver;
A.
D3wtv
hand
the
generous
tube
costs
just
75c
at
your
druggist's.
"Staiifiict
Prove
Thai
You've
361
l!nb!rihlnr$
A
Year"
thtr
Mm!
and
L.
Willington,
West
Vancou-
j
dance
Friday,
November
2.
10-2
p.m.
$2.00
per
couple.
Lhanfom
(257p
Hatter
informed
Alice
in
Vv'c.lt
Duney'a
production,
"Alice
in
Wonderland."
With
3tU
days
year
that
aren't
birthdays,
there
should
certainly
be'
an
t'N-
Kirfl.flow
r,L-0
tA
:
11..
LI
"(K
i:f
many
women
in
i
Rupert
was
"Who
will
Wllir
beautiful
fur
coat?"
I-"
w
was
forthcoming
Mrs.
Jones
drew
the
J
tii'ket.
By
virtue
of
that
"Ml
lieine
No.
913
the
covel-
iilicrnicn
i
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
Friday,
November
2,
7:30.
Election
of
officers,
silver
march
and
party.
(257c)
ver;
F.
M.
Dockrill,
Telkwa;
L.
S.
Hollet,
Pertticton;
F.
Ahlen,
Throe
Rivets;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Chapman,
Fort
Clements;
H.
P.
Gale
and
O.
W.
Martin,
Terrace;
J.
Taylor,
Edmonton;
J.
A.
In-glls.
Ve-non;
H.
J.
Schaub
and
It's
for
no
nnriicular
reason
at
all.
thnt's
why
"Vi-VH
NYLONS
Sonja
bazaar,
tea
and
fish-i
f.v
..N
UAUE
iLOIR
has
devclorad
an
I
Xbirthiiay
cake
you
should
try.
It's
wonderful!
Melting,
fine-srained,
lieht
as
b
dream
but
then,
eo
is
ewrv
cake
made
with
Swans
Down
Cake
Fiour.
SWANS
DOWN'S
UNBIRTHDAY
CAKE:
Bake
Devir.
LAY-A-WAY
BUY
GIFTS
THE
EASY
WAY
Take
Tims
Out
.
.
.
Enquire
Today
,
GEORGE
COOK
'JUL
PRINCE
RUPERT
ord
TERRACE
V.sk
Ditney
froduction
C.
A.
Znruba,
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
pond,
Friday,
November
2,
from
H.
J.
Miller,
New
Westminster;
2
to
5.
Whist,
8
p.m.
Dancing
O.
L.
Skogland,
Zeballos.
'10
1111
2.
(256c)
FASHION
footwear
f
.
"
aireciea
cn
back
of
Swans
Down
Caka
vin
fj?a.,"-.?ul
k,,,
use
'.S""
j
"yer
P'n'-"r'
10-inch,
one
-inch,
lined
?lvn?irt
h,.r
,?.apf
r'
,,h'n
Cover
larser
cake
with
vanilla.
iSE??,..
'I'"?'''
feo?nf
..
Place
mailer
cake
on
top
.
.
.
cover
with
butter
frosting.
Melt
2
squares
Baler's
Unsweetened
Chocolat.
and
S
teaspoons
butter
over
hot
water
and
blend.
Pcur
2f.sbtly
cw"d
chocolate
mixture
over
the
fet
frcsims
on
cske
layers
lettlni
it
8
run
down
sides.
Keep
cake
in
cool
-place
until
chocolate
i
firm
There
t
Loll
Of
2-a-ip
to
this
beaaont
popular
Skirt
-
and
-
Blouse
Fashion!
Particularly
when
your
bloue-and-.-kirt
"twosomes"
are
nppered
with
LIGHTNING
SLIDE
iWrmen's
Auxiliary
of
the
''f
fl'-'tmen
and
Allied
'
Union
hold
their
first
r"f
ttie
season
at
the
Odd-"
llaa,
Fiiday.
'f
ie
and
happy
crowd
com-1
dancing
to
the
music
of
"pitch's'
orchestra.
a
b"'
at
midnight,
rte-
refreshments
were
served
'
able
social
committee,
!f
b
Mrs.
H.
Van
Pykstra.
'
f
i-w
held
duriixg
the
evan-1
won
by
A.
LeMoel.
''(i.S
of
the
riflnpii
ar
n
Modernize
.
.
.
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
Inexpensive
window?:
Eliminate
the
'
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provide
more
daylight
too.
Sfo
us
for
these
modern
sash
which
a-e
made
to
lit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builder
s
Supply
Jtf
L
y
1
Ij.,
Cftj
I
DO
JA
here's
a
tip
when
fm&
you're
buying
...
the
Taste
ffo
good
nws
from
Kraft!
MOT
OBBlffVdl.
Exciting
Gorgeou$
r
Com
plelely
Delic-
ious
...
is
that
j
le
"aj"
you
flW-MV
e
't3-
;ae
Vvvj
5wts?
Tf'
e
'
J.'.
'.
i
here's
a
dessert
f
.
3
recipe
you'll
''f
fnt'C
The
secret
of
its
success
is
the
fresh
lemon
flavour
of
SUXKIST
LEMONS.
They're
the
finest,
juiciest
lemons
grown.
Just
wait
'til
vou
taste
them
in
this
Lemon
Cake
Top
Pudding
...
Cream:
2
tbip.
flour
'34
c.
suar
,;
'
1
tbsp.
butter
Add:
2
er:
yolks,
beaten
"
1
'
J4
c.
isunkist
lemon
juice
.
.
1
c.
milk
Fold
in
:
.
.
:
2
egg
whiles,
stiffly
beaten
Bake
ln
an
&
inch
unbuttered
pudding
dish
or
individual
custard
cups,
set
in
a
pan
of
warm
,
water.
Bake
35
minutes
tn
oven
(350
dejr.
to
375
des.
F.).
Will
form
a
cake
top
with
a
layer
at
.
custard
below,
t
Serves
4
,
,,.
f
inis
a
Christmas
partv
children
of
union
mem-
r
(iances
are
planned
fittinir
blouse
di-siirns
require
Lightning
Style
No.
V02
for
be-eoniing
fit.
If
your
skirt
is
lightweight,
Style
702
will
be
jast
Tight
for.it,
uoo.
If
it's
heavyweiSi't,
betrerjbuy
Lightning
Style
Xo.
SGo.
Nuver-
before
have
zippers
played
such
an
important
part
in
fashion
...
bloti.-c
sJeeves
and
those
new
turtle-neck-lines
need
them
...
and,
for
skirts,
full
or
sleek
they're
a
murt.
But
be
sure
your
upper
is
a
Lightning!
It's,
flexible.
It's
durable
and
it
has
that
"one-and-only"
self-locking
automatic
slider
that
never,
never
slips
!
.
coming
months
as
-well
parties
and
other
social
505
McBrid's
Street
Pliore
Blue
820
with
a
flavor
"sweet
as
clover"!
?8
mishk
i
hporated
tMk
It's
A
Pleasure!
i
A
warm
and
fragrant
bath
,i
f
t
-
.
.
after
a
busy
day
III
fv!;'!
of
housework
is
If
L
t&.j
4
a
luxury
we
canJ.
V
jjA
T
J
ft
I
all
afford.
And
so
is
a
C-l-l,
COLOURED
11
w
elAW
r
'AriWMWA
Azdfl
Vo"
Monev
S
C"rm3
w
V
i-3
1
tgf
.
1
I
J'Pif?-
s
.v-jasSW''
f
f
j
"i
I
New
Improved
Z
r?l
VEWS
,
p"ky
z
V4J
if
.
JJW.
.
sii
,,nliCl
!
,
tasting
marKinne
11
ilk
1
fjm
The
producers
of
fine
Carnation
Milk
accept
only
high
grade,
pure,
whole
cows'
milk.
Just
water
is
removed
in
the
evaporation
process.
The
milk
with
the
red
and
white
Carnation
label
is
a
ways
velvet
-
smooth,
rich-flavored
so
safe
Sl'O.NGE
ior
the
bath!
Yes;
th
grand
C'-I-L
Sponges
come
in
live
colours
to
blend
with
your,
batl
room
colour
scheme.
Every
member
of
your
family
can
have
a
"personalized"
bath
sponge.
Soft
as
velvet
when
wet,
C'-I-L
Cellulose
Sponges
are
kind
te
even
a
baby's
tender
skin...
They
iloat
hold
twenty
times
their
weight
in
water
and
they're
so
clean
and
sanitary.
Ask
for
C-I-L
Sponges
at
grocery,
drug,
variety,
hardware
or
department
stores,
C-I-L
Sponges
have
been
awarded
the
"Chatelaine
Institute
Seal
of
Approval''
your
assurance'
of
quality.
ll's
A
Surer
ttl
Yes,
Mi's
instant
coffee
is
a
huge
success
with
my
friends,
my
family
.
.
.
and
with
me
I
For
it's
more
than
i&otant
coffee
it's
INSTANT
CHASE
&
SANBORN
I
That
makes
it
the
only
instant
coffee
backed
by
over
83
years'
coffee
experience.
Such
a
wealth
of
flavour
and
heartwarming
goodness
1
I'm
saving
money
with
Instant
Chase
4
Sanborn
Coffee
Rnd
enjoying
it!
Yes,
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
Coffee
cuts
coffee
bills
'way
down-
and
there's
no
waste.
Make
one
or
ten
cups
at
a
tin,.
Easy!
Just
add
Jiot
water
coffee
'
ready
I
j-i
for
Baby-for
Everybody
f
l:"
of
contented
babies
T
,ei
Carnation.
Ask
vour
jj:'0r
"bout
Carnation
Milk
CytT
bby.
It's
the
milk
7
doctor
kn
Developed
by
Kraft
an
exclusive
Which
One
1,
The
Daughter?
That'a
a
question
often
asked
by
people
who
sea
beautiful
Metropolitan
Opera
star
Jarmila
new
blending
of
the
basic
ingredient
now
makes
ujnd
onever
you
use
Carnation
Milk
-
undi-,!
'?
place
of
"earn
or
diluted
half-and-half
with
i'r
or
every
whole
milk
use
note
its
unvarying
lt9r
j
and
so
dependable.
"from
Contented
Covs"
jjuvoiua
ana
ner
daughter
together.
Madame
IVorotna
says
her
secret
of
beauty
and
youth
is
a
ell-known
one
!
...
She
gives
her
complexion
the
Tegular
care
of
WOODBURY
FACIAL
SOAP.
Yon
see,
Woodbury
is
more
than
just
a
cleanser.
To
every
cake,
Woodbury
skin
Scientists
add
a
rich
OMuly-cream
ingredient
the
same
beauty
oil
used
in
fine
face
creams.
While
some
soaps
dry,
VVoodburv
smooths.
Its
KaauIv
nil
;
;n,nn.i-.i
7"'"5,
;5'
SUD
superlative
uniformity,
'
and
delicious
Parkay
taste
even
finer
and
siveeter
than
ever!
Freshness
guaranteed
by
Kraft
niness.
'mess.
r
.,r,H
.,
me
natural
oils
you
wash
away.
So
treat
your
skin
to
W
oodbury
s
creamy
lather
regularly.
And
get
the
Big
Beauty
Batay
'llCcss