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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,'
June
21,
1351
Id
Church
QalLrS
800
Saft-
iNDON
(CP)-Burned
out
by
i
n
Ire
bombs
in
March,
1941,
,-iC
St.
Alfrge
Church
In
:Wieh.
where
King
Henry
His
Canadian
battle
fig4
and
memorial
plaque
were
destroyed
by
the
German
Incendiaries
which
left
nothing
but
the
four
scarred
walls
of
the
church
standing.
Rev.
o.
S.
Mason,
rector
of
the
church,
said
a
public
appeal
for
9000
would
be
launched
and
suggested
support
might
be
sought
In
Canada
and
other
parts
of
the
Commonwealth.
If
adequate
funds
are
forthcoming,
he
hopes
the
work
of
restoration
will
be
completed
by
the
end
of
1952.
The
present
church
was
rebuilt
in
1718
on
the
ruins
of
the
firtt
Of
Air
.
.
.
jias
capw-t.u
aim
ucuciui
lip.s
buried,
is
to
be
re-
platinum
tops.
Wro.
Owen,
who
believes
slis
is
!
the.
only
Canadian
member
of!
the
"Good
Ne
ghbor
Salt
and
:
1
.ppr
Cluo.
;.as
se
s
which
ktok
like
tiny
clowns,
ba?s.!
tkunks,
p
-.Hymns
and
sunfish.
1
There
is
the
goose
and
the
golden
egk,
icr?
ci
earn
cones,
cobs
of
torn.iot
(logs
and
hamburgers.
What
Mis.
Owen
wants
most
now
i:
a
kangaroo
(salt)
with
a
baby
kangaroj
i
pepper)
in
the
pou:h.
j
to
its
ancient
beauty,
is
already
In
progress
on
roof
and
other
parts
of
the
-
'?
i
.
g
x
r
;
1
-j
v
s?
v
cist'
'I
't
,
damaged
structure,
but
lonal
funds
are
needed
to
a
and
refurnish
the
inter-
j
...u
uv.
hiicse,
uaung
DacK
to
KINOSTON,
Ont.
fi
Mrs.
Frank
Owen
of
this
city
always
gets
salt
and
peppjr
shakers
lor
Christmas
but
she
love
ll.
With
800
pairs
she
is
Canada's
lop
collecto..
"It
all
started
nine
years
ago
at
an
auction
sale,"
says
Mrs.
Owen.
She
bought
a
box
of
Junk
i'pr
five
cents
and
found
it
contained
six
shakers,
one
pair
and
Vour
add
ones,
so
she
started
collecting
them
.All
those
In
her
ciuiul
.on
are
matched
except
iov
the
original
four.
Lfore
the
bombs
struck,
8t,
Kor
Action
Advertise!
e
was
one
oi
me
snow
'(
of
the
Greenwich
area
nt
famed
for
Its
elaborate
;.
by
the
master
carver,
"ing
Gibbons.
ensive
work
U
also
to
be
rtaken
in
restoring
the
ill
corner
set
aside
in
mem-li
the
hero
of
the
Plains
of
m
Rpfore
he
departed
on
me
mil
century.
Thomas
Tails,
master
of
the
King's
music
during
the
reignj
of
Henry
VIII,
Edward
VI,
Queen
Mary
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
was
burled
in
1585
under
the
chancel
of
the
old
church.
INLAND
SEAPORT
The
largest
freighters
afloat
can
travel
through
the
Ship
Canal
to
Manchester,
35
miles
Xrom
the
u.
'
m
llirrmrmnTiB
Mill
nif
H
"
a
........
.
,.
m.m
t
lr,MMlMl'
iJ
1
fcanadian
expedition,
Gen-
The
original
matched
pair
was
a
.cheap
.
aluminum
set
In
a
matching
stand.
The
value
of
the
sets
In
her
collection
now
ranges
from
10
cents
to
$24
for
a
spL
lashionud
like
a
tiny
sugar
bowl
and
cream
Jug
in
crystal
with
WOlle
iiveu
in
uieciiitiui.
'i'OUH
U8
Congressmen
view
thtr
W
,d,,u
JJnnal
(lining
a
three-day
tour
"f
links
in
the
h
propoi.d
St.
Lawrence
Seaway.
Accompan.sd
by
power
officials
and
army
engineers,
they
watch
a
freighter
from
a
125-foot
elevated
br
dge.
The
Welland
Canal,
devp
enogh
to
handle
80
per
cent
of
the
world's
shipping,
would
be
a
vital
link
in
the
seaway.
(CP
PHOTO)
seauic
Engi.
Timely
Recipes
.ie
supervision
ol
titer
District.
Expert
Criticizes
0
NoVCS
British
kitchens
It
r
r
.
j
Returning
to
rt.aska
In
1949,
Col.
tJoycs
made
a
thorough
examination
of
the
Alaska
Rail-
MONTRLAL,
June
21st-Thinking
make
it
no
....
beautiful
movie
star
Joan
Bennett
tl.ouulit
all
fare
creams
were
alike
thought
her
face
waa
immaculately
clean
after
she'd
used
,er
rciui
lr
cleansing
cream.
Then
phe
tried
the
"tisme
c
'
and
foHnd
that
WOODBURY
COLD
CHEWf
floated
out
hidilen
,tirt
t
i-
ti
V
io
IU
I
rar
Ul
cast
UQJi
OXFORD,
England
CP)-Am-
ud
i,
'
upPa"mp1nl
pr'ton
PrnF
inhn
Tn-.mn.
r....
'
u
KJL
wiut
yttii,
uju
ilia
V-vfLdiIerenir
B"':lluse
jt
I'"
fcutten,
a
new
miiVF
,iMMkft.4i9
ngredient
that
actually
penetrates
dretier
.i
n
l
uoie
uiieiiings.
I'cnaten
leta
Woodburv'a
wonderful
cleoi,.:i,
V
,
iH-jier
to
loon
every
trare
of
grime
and
make-up!
And
lir
n,iira,
Wooilbiiry
Cold
Cream
tmoolht
your
akin
more
eucc.i
.-
BAKED
SALMON
WITH
STUFFING
Vi
lb.
can
salmon
Vi
cup
crocker
crumbs
1
egg
4
bacon
slices
2
tbs.
corn
meal
2
tbs.
onion
1
cup
toiling
water
Vz
tsp.
salt
.
Vi
tsp.
clery
salt
Vi
tsp.
paprika
,
2
slices
stale
bread.
'
Strain
ralmon,
flake
it,
Bur
a
jar
today
2.c,
45c,
78c
and
15.
British
kltcUn,
are
"terrible-
.
Road
Commissioner
for
reporu
on
Alaska
led
the
way
!
they
cou.dn't
be
w
r.se
'
"
!
Alask
Movin
l
'f
"PPrt
UV
'"e
Department
I
,,,.
,
.
,
,
,
'
s.
of
Uelense
of
Ihe
6eward-An-
What
a
lot
could
be
done
io
JUNEAU.
Announcement
U
chcage
Road
and
indirectly
of
I
bt
hi
en
and
sped
up
the
work
made
by
the
Alaska
Road
Com-
the
entire
road
improvement
"Mn?t
kuchonf
eVeH'"
he
Sff
mission
of
the
impending
de-
proiam.
In
IMS,
he
was
ft-
Most
kitchens
need
complete
,
.
,
Quested
bv
the
Secretarv
ocreiary
oi
of
the
ine
rcplanning
"
parttlre
of
Colonel
John
R.
?!'",
,y
Ji"
'"""s-
,,'
Interior
to
assume
the
new
po-
I
The
prolessor.
an
expert
m
Noyes.
Commissioner
of
Roads
fiUon
of
cemmissioner
of
Roads
"material-handling"
the
science
for
Alaska,
from
his
present
po-
for
Ala.ska
to
take
charge
of
the
of
speeding
up
the
transport
sltlon
as
head
of.
the
Alaska
,oacj
improvement
work.
The
itferr
frtmnt
For
Mm
because
of
p-a-i-n-f-u-1
cornel
I've
jusi
n
L
f
"foot
friend''
in
ULUE-JAY
Corn
Mauler
.
"
'
fhtfulmmi
wnata
uiatf
its
the
greatest
me
dniovcry
in
years
to
us
people
with
un-v
Ire'!
lis
the
mwt
effective
medication
ever
nrpl
fo
corns
and
callunesl
Took
ten
years
of
uifif
rcear('ll
by
the
Ulue-Jy
folks
to
perfect
ivlium
...
and
now
it's
effective
in
93'i
of
ana
nanaung,of
gooas
is
equal-
"oau
commission
io
a
new
as-
Department
ol
the
Armv
loaned
mix
with
cracker
crumbs.
ly
critical
of
British
production
slgnment
with
the
Army
in
an
Col
Noyes
to
tne
Department
of
the
egg,.
broken
and
stirred
with
methods.
important
position
in
the
Far
e
lii
urn
...I
i.ke
KiunxiiK
R(
Ornuuc
...
Interior
to
make
the
as-
1
1
ucrruj
"crcarav
"Hlue-J
ay"
Corn
Phutor
with
fAewyfiiim
and
end
your
troubleil
aasi.
ine
exa;i
nature
or
col.
Noyes'
new
Army
assignment
siBnment
possible.
LONG
IN
ALASKA
Ltu
Than
Hal
Prir
...
a
"Hi
Bmhat
Keadrf
So
was
not
disclosed.
Col..
Noyes
Upon
his
first
arrival
In
Ju-
will
leave
Juneau
on
June
23
So
Good
for
All
Cooking!
NOTHING
BUT
WATER
i,
removed
from
Carnation
Milk.
(Only
vitamin
D
is
added.)
Sothii
r.eau
in
J92K,
col.
Noyes
met
his
for
Washington,
D.C.
ftit.lirn
iL-ifp.
Kiintco
7im-
sooner
saiu
ihin
QUAKER
MUFfETS
are
on
the
table!
There's
no
preparation
rsmeal?
lis
n
D'
ws
m
I
unic
nnd
lT
i
ibe
II-
inz
I
VfR
i
i
t
:
'i
1n'.'-,..
"
$
'VS
won
'
I'-.
I
'
M
II
tVlDOBiTlO
milk
oti
iy
0
:
1
I
"Production
is
primarily
a
frame
of
mind
that
is,
a
philosophy,"
said
lmmer,
here
to
study
for
a
degree
at
Oxto.d
I
University.
I
"Good
production
can
never
be
obtained
where
the
management
and
workers
leel
they
are
out
to
get
the
most
from
each
other."
The
slightly-built,
35-year-old
professor
admits,
however,
that
he
has
found
many
examples'
of
outstandingly
good
production
here.
During
the
past
three
years
niermalli
muS
c
and
art
superi
Col.
Noyes
has
headed
the
Al-
vi,or
in
thc
Juneau
schoo',4.
aska
Road
Commission
and
di-
They
wcre
married
on
Marsh
0,
reeled
the
execution
of
a
prj-
1,J28,
and
now
have
two
sons,
gram
of
road
work
In
Alaska
Jonn
Zabriskie
Noyes,
a
student
u
wncre
ii
jm
m
m
r
prepared
WS&lTiJ
i:,9
just
put
the
package
out
and
let
the
nliv
main-
a
fork,
nut
not
well
beaten.
I
.
STUFF,INO--Cook
finely
chop-
1
ped
onion
in
the
boiling
water
15
minutes.
Add
salt,
celeYy
salt,
T
a
sr
liquor
drained
from
'mo-'.
pur
this
over
stale
"
lilt"
bread
and
corn
meal.
Cool,
then
beat
well.
j
Put
half
the
sa'mon
mixture'
into
.greased
pan,
shaping
like
our
little
fresh
fish.
Pile
stuf-.'
on
'his
(thicker
in
the
centre
l,
shape
th-
other
half
of
the
salrijon
mixture
and
place
on
t''P
of
stuffing.
Put
1
striD
of
bacon
on
each
little
fish-shape,
and
cook
in
moderate
oven
utitil
browned.
Garnish
on
hot
platter,
erve
with
tomato
sauce.
Serves
four.
-.
'
1
asBicsawng
u,uou,uuu.
jiu-,
at
Ule
univei's
t
-of
'
Wa.shin-r-
doubly
concentrated
milk
u
doubly
useful.
FOR
EVERY
MILK
USE
mil
Carnation
with
an
equal
amount
of
water.
You
get
velvet-smooth,
rich-flavored
whole
milk
for
cooking
and
drinking.
FOR
USE
LIKE
CREAM
in
coffee
...
on
cereals
and
fruia
...
in
cream
recipes
or
for
whipping
...
.
use
Carnation
undiluted.
So
good
yet
so
thrifty.
dihr'S
for
us
dishes
that
hf
owt
of
meals
in
half!
Just
m
the
cost
per
pound
of
aitiiiailial
fmids
with
the
w
pound
of
HEINZ
OVEN.
a
RKANS
or
HEINZ
tD
pl'AfiHETTI!
The
i
less
thiin
half
of
some
ex-
f
foods
but
not
the
ll!
Find
out
just
how
good
fnmily
help
themselves.
Not
only,
are
these
crixpy,
toasted,
golden-brown
biscuit-good
to
eat,
but
they're
good
fur
you,
too!
In
Quaker
MuffcU
you
get
100'e
Whole
Wheat
yes.
the
bran
and
valuable
wheat
germ
are
ther
with
the
body-building
protein,
minerals
and
energy-giving
qual
it
ies
of
the
whole
grain.
For
a,
breakfast
that's
really
different
try
them
with
fruit
and
milk
of
cream
you'll
be
back
for
mor
and
more!
Right
at
this
moment
I'm
adding
Quaker
Miiffcts
to
niv
shopping
list
how
about
.you?
What
Ettrf
Woman
knows
.
.
,
'
et
that
the
lighter
Bouri.shing,
low-cost
Hems
,--J
f
0
work
includes
the
reconstruction
and
paving.
of
the
main
highways
with
a
bituminous
surface;
the
construction
of
the
new
highway
from
Seward
to
Anchorage,
now
nearing
completion;
the
completion
of
the
Sterling
Highway
on
the
Kenal
Peninsula;
the
reconstruct.on
of
the
Tok
Cutoff
Road
connecting
Anchorage
with
the
Alaska
Highway;
the
continuation
of
coiiFtruclion
on
the
new
road
l.um
the
A,a.SK;a
Highway
to
Eai;le,
including
its
connection
to
Dawson;
and
thc
commencement
of
a
new
road
connecting
ton,
ana
jJaniei
Hayes
Noyes,
a
graduate
of
the
Juneau
High
ocnoul
in
IDjO,
'Who
is
now
u
lrcshman
at
the
University
of
Oregon.
Hoth
Mrs.
.
Noyes
and
thc
boys
have
a
host
of
friends
in
Juneau.
.
Before
leaving
Alaska
and
the
Alaska
Road
Commission
-
Col.
Noyes
faid
today:
"I
h4ve
beeji
Highly
ir!leg-!d
to
be
ble
to
participa'u;
in
the,
work
of
building
Alaska.
Dur-:
ing
the
25
years
I
'have
beui
associated
with
the
Territory
I
have
feen
it
grow
and
progress
to
an
aiinusl
unbelievable
ex-
f
ran
he
!
...
rue
me
ra
lirent,
1411
Crescent
D'H'rcsl.
I'.Q.
or
your
frr
el
"(Hen
Halted
Itrmn
Hi"!
Hum
and
I
know,
too
that
we
women
con
con
keep
aeep
a
a
National
Parks
Big
Attraction
CALCARY
(CP)
Cannda
has
jtn
area
cf
national
ink
land
much
greater
than
necessary
for
her
relatively
small
population,
lays
J.
A.
Hutchison,
superlrta-dent
of
Banff
National
Pa
'k.
Speaking
to
thc
Junior
Chamber
cf
Commerce
tourist
schaol
here,
Mr.
Hutnhl'cn
said
that
the
provision
of
extra
pa.k
land
showed
commendable,,
foresight,
and
as
the
Dominion's
population
crows,
Canadians
will
b-;
the
Richardson
Highway
at
Pat
'T.-
r
siJTt
"'ona
ol
huni-
II
'cret.
For
in-
-jtk
,S
niir
R'o,iiiro
great.
t
7
,f
stance,
does
'i'0
"'J
er
discretion
at
f':your
hu-b.ind
'-mmfiti
certain
times
of
I
-gt-
know
how
"grey
.
fj
,
1
I
the
month.
Em-
I
,
v
,
your
hair
is
7
1
banassing
detail
"'
Not
not
when
you
W
W
are
:i
often
re-
etit.
Kat'h
tiiii-j
hereto!
jrc
when
sans
with
Mt.
McKinley
""JIT
Vn,.
1..FI
A
n
tr
,1
V,...,
Uonal
Park
Much
of
the
pav-
,
.
,.
,,.,..
.
,,
.
,.
I
"
"
"-m'i.
won
wonoeriui
r
vcali'ii
in
-inn
merv
ill'.
COI.OnTI.NT!
Nestle
ins
work
and
the
construction
ol
thc
Seward-Anchorage
Road
was
executed
pursuant
,o
m-operative
agreements
w,th
the
bureau
ol
Public
Hurts.
.
(
-
"
"
'
J
The
big
road
program
eijuiicd
gvatsful
for
the
ri'ervation
cf'a
consitlerab.e
expansion
oi
t
"mi
is
not
a
dye
it's
safer,
'
'o
ti-e
than
a
dye.
Easts
rt
lliree
siiainmos,'vct
lalh-"i'.licn
von
want
it
to.
And
grey
mir
rutnpldtly
."amifiil,
youthful
color.
you're
blonde,
brunette
Ihr.irl
there's
just
the
right
"
"I
Nestle
for
yuu
...10
'tmg
shades
6
capsules
for
V
XFTI.F.
COI.OK1NKK
timer
it'iuni;;
yet
I
have
always,
rttuttifctl.
iiifi
t.iifu
1
awi
suie
I
am
coming
back
once
again
at
another
lime.'
It
has
been
a
pr.vilege
and
a
pleasure
to
be
associated
with
this
vast
road
piogtam
now
goum
on
and
1
leave
the
work
with
great
regret
but
with
the
in
nf
leeling
that
I
shall
return
to
Alaska
another
time
at
some
iiiueunui;
,
future
date.
....
I
"The
Alaska
Road
Commission
has
'.llrprtrlv
fcpon
nnp
.nf
.h
force
of
the
Alaska
Road
Cjnv
natural
beauty.
ailks
V
chiffons
feaiher-liglit
cottons
or
mug-filiing
so;ts
togs.
That's
wliv
1
think
vou'll
find
TAMl'AX
the
ideal
solution.
It
gives
internal
absorption
that
completely
solves
mnilary
prolx
lem.
Hasei)
on
a
well-known
medical
pnm
iplo
anil
perfected
by
a
doelor,
Tiimpax
is
m:n4e
of
pure
eotlon
...
it's
dainty,
convenient,
comfortable
and
easy
to
disposo
of.
It
comes
in
three
absorbennes
Regular,
.Super,
Junior.
Ask
for
Tampax
at
drug
or
notion
count
ers
...
a
month's
supply
fits
easily
into
your
purse
1
'
mission
and
many
changes
In
its
organization.
!
Col.
Noyes'
Army
service
in
Alaska
dates
back
to
liJ2ei
whe,
he
arrived
In
Juneau
as
a
you.);;
lieutenant
to
Join
the
force
ol
Canada
has
pioneered
In
the
setting
up
of
national
parks
an1
tho
honoring
pf
historical
site.".,
and
other
countries
are
following
suit
today,
said
the
park
..in:erintcndent.
E
ascribing
the
particular
features
of
various
western
Cana
io
UqUi
the
beauty
of
"ir.
n
rinses
in
,harniooa
8
rinses
just
39c.
the
Alaska
Road
Commission,
fc.emost
la
tors
ir.
lue
'.uwj-,
then
an
agency
of
the
War
De-
mcnt
of
tne
lL.nlluw
"
I
dian
parks,
Mr.
Hutchison
said
partment.
He
served
with
the
'"
Beouir
...
and
onco
you've
taken
a
refreshing
bath
or
.
'
vekeloft
C-l-I,
fl'O.NGK,
I
just
vm.
II
ngn-e!
in
to
smooth
and
gcmlc
to
the
Vril
ll
eien
more,
it
adds
benutv
to
your
bath-
1,
-
or
nw
,
on
cm
get
t'-l-L
(Vlltilose
.Sponges
U
know
that
it
wi.l
coi.tin.te
thc
gocd
work
under
the
able
direction
of
thn
cng.neers
RESujiaUsJ
with
me
during
the
past
thre
they
served
as
a
Rre..
tourist
Road
Commission
from
1926
to
attraction,
and
referred
to
the
1928
and
again
on
a
second
tour
Calgary
Stampede
and
Banff
of
Army
duty
In
1931
and
1932.
National
Park
as
'
an
unbeatable
Later,
In
1933
and
1934,
he
was
combination."
in
charge
of
river
and
harbor
Last
year
more
than
480,000
improvement
in
the
Territory
people
passed
ih
rough
the
cast-
while
that
work
was
under
the
years.
tZ
i
.
,
'
n"'"''
"
'"'
.vour
(Milhrooin
ac-
i"
and
add
a
ton,
h
of
glamour
(at
little
cost)!
I
f
1
v,m
"
7
!'".-
t;rr,'n
you'"
love
them!
c"n
ll''ive
a
"pcrsonnlucd"
mmL.
m
f
iwnge
f,,
,.,l,y
,
.r.in,.,aI
An.i
-r,,...
If
yau
want
to
scli
it,
advertise
t
Innri1'",''3
1'"1'1.
20
timea
their
weight
in
watcr-and
'
?;
Ak
f.or,
V'U'
'''
Spongca-gt
department,
van
,a"
t.v,
grociry
and
hardware
stores.
em
gate
of
Banff
Park.
Of
this
number,
52,000
were
American
visitors.
ECONOMY
14-OZ.
REGULAR
8-OZ.
SIZES
They
Won't
Pielt
An
Orange
lr
lrea-s.
irove'1
of
,
IWn
'1
n
Hi
a
d
e
WTTt
");
V,
"'jellies.
,,,
jlilirr
I
SWIFT
WATER
The
Spcy
River
in
Scotland,
flowing
110
miles,
is
noted
as
the
swiftest-flowing
river
in
the
British
Isles.
until
the
juice
is
tested
on
the
tree!
That's
how
particular
the
Birds
Eye
people
are
about
their
quick
.
frosen
Orange.
Juice
1
"
woat
c
liivounle
J
,rilcrry,
3
b
r-
r
r
v
Plum,
WITH
?
w:itc
ISLAND
STATE
Tasmania,
a
state
of
Australia,
is
an
island
separated
from
the
mainland
by
the
Bass
Straits,
HO
miles
wide.
Kelloee's
savt:
-jams
,!
jpiijp,
nnve
a
more
sali.-fying
appeal
'"I
make
them
volir-elf.
LI
lu
1RU1T
PECTIN
"long
with
my
favourite
Md
Miuar
it's
.so
easy
to
on.leriuiV
sure
results
il
you
don't
agree
these
Bran
Flakes
are
freshet
double
your
money
back!"
(Mail
empty
carton
to
KelloRgX
Dept.
4A.
London.
Ont.)
.
i
simply
follow
the
It's
no
wonder
llinls
Eye
tastes
better!
Only
sun-ripened
oranges
are
used
...
when
the
juice
lias
just
the
right
balance
of
sweet
and
tart,
the
oranges
are
immedi.
ately
harvested.
Then,
right
quickly,
they're
sorted,
washed,
squeezed
and
the
juice
quick-frozen
before
an
ounce
of
orchard"
fresh
flavour
or
vitamin
goodness
is
lost.
I'm
sure
vou'll
agree
that
niRJJS
EYE
Orange
Juice
is
the
1iest
you
ever
tasted
...
and
you'll
find
that
it
costs
less
than
you'd
pay
for
the
oranges
I
""nous
thn
honllnt.
tl;f
ahnl
,if
a..
..I.
f
.
t
ra.
""''
1,0
n'.v
jams
and
jellies
2
of
the
-tune
of
'
l'l
melho.l.
I
actually
1
(
erio
that
I
get
up
to
"mount
of
fruit.
L
I'c"
for
Call
Oecationt
.
.
.
readv-to-serve
at
a
formal
'?
if
V
,
.Jk-..
A
V-
f
W.
I
rOGUEl
i
I
I
1
WHITS
1
Thf
bieeest
bran
flakes
iimner
...
its
wink-quick
to
make
Hi.
I
r,
nuiNrvti
MARGARINE
in
the
I'cffou
tJuifc
bag
Itxik
as
good
as
it
tastes!
All
you
do
is
press
the
colour
button
on
the
Yellow
Quik
bag
and
knead
the
bag
gently.
In
just
two
minutes
your
blue
lionnet
is
a
golden,
luscious-looking
yellow
rcudy
to
serve.
It's
to
easy
...
no
.dirty
mixing
bowls
to
wash
no
fuss
no
Iwither
at
all.
1
love
Hlue
Runnel's
country-fresh
1
W
I
-
Canada
1
And
onty
KelloKg't
are
so
crinkly-crsp.
Wonderful
way
to
get
extra
CLEAN
AND
FIRM
until
cut
extia
.
wide
ixuiA
cf
SATIN
-
SMOOTH
GENUINE
CORK
bulk
to
help
keep
you
regular.
,j
,
,
flavour
in
my
cooking
(baking,
pan
frying,
seasoning
:
'
Am'
another
thing
1
like
i.bout
it
is
that
it's
always
fresh.
.,,
60
"ikci
for
ho
little
when
1
buv
blue
Bonuet
I
find
I
can
""'
with
the
money
it
saves
mel
scrimping
Along"
f-om
pay-slay
to
pay-day?
It's
no
life
for
!
iniiiv
it,,,.,
01
of
my
nly
friends
jrienos
Lave
l.ac
been
oceii
rn
.
IN
I
'
K..
,
f
.
I
.
I
.
.
I
Now,
with
Pe;so,wi
rimming,
the
v')
,
,0I,I-VREAE'S
wonderful,
down-lo-earth
&
IXV
nvn"
Jn
'"'"S.your
money,
most
women
can
nay
-.f
3
navr
i'
'
'
r,
i
oiimiijc.
coverfti
oi
nir
;
proved
that
Pcnonai
Planmj.'g
feSPJFsa.
it
overtake
rising
prices
and
in-,
V
'
't
tar.
mm
n's
a
v
nrf
'
'WW
CI
:-1
a
ti,,
even
,r,-uvB
a
on,
ever
lor
savings.
;M(V'
,
n'eT
HU,i
8el
1'aur
copy
o.'
the
booKlet
"PEHSONAT,
'
B
of
M
v
ay.
It'
.j
as
c
oe
t
j
yoj
as
vour
n
shcHurhood
branch
'
M
'
only
obUjalion
is
to
youieUl
'.