fCP)-5ta
,
rn-land
.
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,
,
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out
of
Rl'i'
.,..,.
Ii
CMll.t
led
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thiusday,
March
8,
1351
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ror
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Rravcl
Natives
Go
For
Curling
...
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thiiiii)-
i.i.s.-.il'irds.
-
N,
-
.
.
.
MONTltl'.Ah,
Mrrl,
SibThin
is
the
kiu.l
.,(
I'uod
News
I
like
lo
be
able
to
give
vou!
.
.
.
Tut
tcruffipiious
iw
.,'
f
'
Jii"t
lew
peoaien
a
wifviim,
you
inn
liaie
a
uiajj
,
I
hJli
for
four
tliat
hikfs
jut
7
minutes
to
c.mU
Finance
Board
Legion
Elects
I
The
principle
of
a
board
of
trustees
of
-members
to
handle
the
financial
affairs
of
the
Canadian
Legion
was
approved
at
a
general
meeting
held
at
the
Legion
"ast
night.
Four
trustees,
with
the
pr'csi-;
dent
of
the
branch
-acting
cx-officia.
were
elected
by
the
membership
and
are
now
awaiting
final
confirmation.
These
will
be
made
public
before
the
next
general
meeting
March
2a.
William
Murray,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
branch,
said.
Usual
good
fellowship
was
en-
V
''.-r
I
'
'
i""-
nrr
ju-t,
mime
(ii
mi'
ri-a-'in-.
vny
V
-S
T.l
iii.ir.(roin-aiiii-cliiTJc
conibmaiiiin
th-tt
vmir
intiiilv
WW1'
A
'
ui
i
4
1
will
loe.
In
every
lackaiie
vimi'II
tin.
I
two
iiunHli-
irirm
M
'iliTiiiit
iucrnlient
...
a
.pccial.
fa-1-eoukin
.
ii'.:i-an.iii
ami
Ki-nlrH
cliee,e
for
mellow,
chcililar
elieem
flavour.
M-uiiniiil
,s
gnod!
Ami
j
hmuly
fur
"emergi
n-v
nioaU"
.
.
.
n'
ij
.-(-
rln
If
-into
the
iiHunlu
the
table.
A
nutriliuu
liMiu-comse
disli
for
l.i
nt!
,
To
Saiinfy
A
"Mnii-Siied"
Appetite,
liere
a
liearly
dish
to
win
ny
STANLEY,
Sa.sk.
(CP)
-Indian
fishermen
and
trappers
of
this
lakeshore
community
100
miles
northeast
of
Prince
Albeit
are
fa-st
picking
up
the
".sweep,
draw,
hogline"
lin-o
of
their
rock-throwing
wh
tc
neighbors.
Only
tlie
"stones''
are
somewhat
unorthodox.
The
settlement
became
curling
conscious
when
uncertain
winter
weather
virtually
isolated
it
from
civilization.
The
plan
to
have
the
Indians
take
up
the
Scottish
.sport
was
"skipped"
by
Leonard
Coate,
Saskatchewan
trading
post
manager,
and
Wil-1
am
Mattock,
mana'fr
of
th"
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
post.
-Providing
rocks
posed
the
first
problem.
Messrs.
Coate
and
Mai
tuck
solved
It
by
bringing
into
play
large
china
jugs.
Using
I
hem
as
molds,
rocks
were
made
from
concrete
and
fitted
with
handles.
The
Stanley
curling
club
now
has
12
21-pound
rocks.
The
rink
I
was
laid
out
along
the
lake-
shore
complete
with
painted
.hoglines
and
circles,
j
At
the
outset,
trading
past
;
clerks
made
up
most
of
the
I
curling
,
quartets
but.
now
the
iM.Maiiu
s
anjioai:
...en
i
wnrcn
ruiimini
aim
f.i
f-unple
lo
j.ii
j.arc,
you
won't
believe
if.
Mil
you
trv
ii
!
The
M-n-.-i
of
ibi.iiiipli-ity?
...Its
maile
Wllil
A.lt.l-.
SALMON'
oiiekeil
an.l
renil'-ln-er..
wuh
no
I
no
IioMht.
no
mi'lr!
Try
tla
rtr-'li
.nli
eiiliir
oi
tlii-e
tun
A.li.C
alinon.s
Ji(
f'hn
I'm!:
or
.1
ll.C
t'niirit
Ki
In
loili,rf
fiitf
flini
In
ItuoiiiTuI
in
hot
ilishei
-v
Joyed
by
the
rtr-n
at
a
sm'.T
.held
afterwards
under
Frank;
I
Hicks'
entertainment
committee.
...
.
,
.
I
I
Indians,
who
at
first
had
clus-!
PI.ANKKD
SALMON
Two
U-lb.
earn
of
A.BC.
Salmon
j
,.,,.
l.fJi
1
can
..in,,;;
i,c-aii;j
,
'
1
Unpep,
iur'
1
.
bolter
Take
tl
ri'iiiic
of
wr)l-i;r''i
pfl
h,ikng
plank
vr
trtiiigi!L
hai
:
jl;ico
in
Xti'dfg.
f.
ovca
fnr
5
nimulp.-.
Basic
with
eieanf
io
k
!icmiUIv
n"i--t
Mt
1
m.-.
M
i
li
and
ca-on
(Kitdtors.
JlnvritKji)
from,
nvrn
Ui
am
Im'.-ims
anri
sini'.iind
HsWrw-n.
Circlr
pianK-
viHt
u-tfs
fluffed
itn
pp.ik:;.
Dvcr
liraus
and
potatoes
put
srnrltt
tnf
Vf
n-id
(iiare
in
wven
fur
15
iinmitcv
or
until
potatoes
ate
bruwh
hSrv?m
baking
plate
of
plalU
piping
hot.
4erves
4.
'ix.
u
;
m
-
ail
--
ii
ii
j
iii
i
1
1
1
iii
r
-ii
.
.
.
-
'
tered
along
the
shore
wondering
I
what
the
white
man
would
think
up
next,
arc
getting
in
and
sweeping
with
the
best
of
them.
i
The
game
has
become
so
pop-
j
ular
that
rocks
are
thundering
down
the
ice
tor
most
of
the
daylight
hours.
Plans
are
under
1
way
to
string
electric
lights
above
the
rink
so
the
games
may
be
continued
into
night.
j
VANtuUVMl
Ki"F.
A
S7rv000
fire
destroyed
part
of
the
British
Coliimbiii
rocker's
fi.sh
(lock
In
Vancouver.
This
photd
shows
Hi
fne
at.
its
h.'telit
with
the
freighter
Thistlcdale,
left,
nosed
ti
to
(lie
d:ck
willi
liosc
lilies
ready
for
action.
(CP
PHOTO!
tlmth
H
eather
isn't
kitiil
to
us
ior
mort.-Ai-,'
jj,
jAi
ami
Ii..kr
nnl
Fellowship
Rally
Here
I
4i
lilnns
iine
more
.
.
.
sml
(().li.
ti,(
,nt
is
a.
I,..
V'
paoix
flml
keep
IK
n-fil..ij3L1il.
m-r.
small
ImhiisI
.
II,
thrv
nee.ln'l,
Ijotlm-i
H4-
111
have
to
,o
i-i
r
h
for
(SI.UAX'h
I
I
M
Ml
1
'
So
tu.ul
I
no
(n.-s!
.hint
put
it
on
ami
it
works
u
nili-iTiitl
v
iiuii
kiy
to
lirhiK
yon
weleoine
relief
rroni
juiiu!
lt
if
you'm
wiff
i
i.ihK
from
Miff
nei-k
r,sH-:iiiis
-
ilu-uiu
i'
i-
in
or
in
inalsia.
voii'll
fin.
I
llial.
the
wiotlnnj:.
;
m
I
mtivit
Demolition
Job
Re-let
limt
r
heat
ot
Moans
I.iiiiHicnt
Rets
null),
lo
the
h'-all
ot
tlie
A.-k
for
Sloan's
Liniment
at
any
tliutoifi
jitr-t
5Ue
for
tlm
iz.-.i
Imltle
'.Mle.
for
t
lie
larjie.
YOU'LL
SAVE
AS
YOU
SEW
ON
A
NEW
lUtrt'mWttnmi
u.vi.l
k
new
rSl'riliK
Vl'anl-rolie.
luiiUFjtm
cliurcliis,
fonniUK
.across
the
coiuitiy
in
dillerent
schools,"
.aid
Mr.
Murphy,
addmi;
that
the
credential
of
a
conservative
belief
in
Ond's
word
was
held.
He
;
tressed
that,
while
the
student
will-
have
n
coiiip'ehensive
view
,f
(
'l
!-i
I
mici'l
fiirdanienfals,
will
still
h-ild
that
"tlie
Bible
is
(Jud'.s
word,
without
toeing
dis-"
loyal
to
liis
own
church
Rioup."
The
speaker
said
that
he
could
stand
'shoulder
to
shoulder"
with
otlr
r
churches
than
his
own
and
yet.
still
harmonize
with
Chris)
i.in-tcllowship.
Mentioning
lliat.it
cost
$G5,000
to
keep
up
Cinistian-Fellowshtp'
Sliidcnts,
I'airuls
anil
1
T'iihK
Iii'n
Out
'1'u
Hear
Snealirr
StMdciil.s.
MaiehiH
a
.
!
fiiciuts
i!!cd
81.
i'au'
s
l.tii
lici
an
flini'li
hall
Tii-H-.lay
ivsuil
t
i
hear
:m
lnter-fcrliool
C'li
I
'si
ia
11
FVllnw-.ship
croup
at
which
Itev.
Maui-CP
W.
Ma
'phv
vt
ViitiemivcT
W
mwt
speaker.
Mr.
Murphy,
who
t.s
secretary
of
1
the
B.C.
Mainland
Inter-Chl
i.'itian
Fclowslll
and
Varsity
groups,
was
weleonied
by
Rev.
Earl
Soilaiul,
Lutlu
ran
pastor,
SI.NGER-
Contract
lor
c.ei.ioiition
of
"old
I
Kini;
I'-dward
fehool
last
ni"hl
I
was
let
by
the
school
board
Vi
i
It
&
W.
Transfer.
Their
told
vUs
i
$:i.roo.
'
'
In
the
first
Instance.
hnwv
n.
C.
Mutch,
with
a
b'.rt
of
l.'-W.
had
been
uiven
the
job
but
Ui
!
lied
later
declined.'
Trustee
Brue.o
Brown
'
.-al
l
!
Mal'h
felt
I'.ic
e
was
niueli
mor:
involved
in
the
dcmolilieu
thui
he
..t
first
had
estimated,
lit
'Mutch
did
not
think
he
eiu'
1
treat
nkct
,rnill'io
,
tn"'
luil'l"
,
lino
year,
he
said
and
John
Antrolms,
president
of
in
Canada
for
on
Fre
';,.
I
V
I
,knnw
to
"thl'SH
'-i'
y
fX'sv-lOT-'UI
nk
U
f;...-.i
1
tui
tnms
wiih
7
inh
x
'urlitin
J'mrft
or
Curtain
firm!
Yc.
ymi
c;m
Itnvc
frrsli,
ncw-lookinj;
rui
i;iins
avvrnujhl
vriiU
ll.U
Tmtrx
tioMlMH-iit.
Tiik'-H
m
liilir
tiuir
nwts
tn)
little
;inl
t
lie
n
-nro.
well
t-
lli.'v'tn
Tinti-x-iM
atttj
ful!
You'll
(hnllrA
with
Jllfl"
n;iy
ymr
Tintcx-ilvi-il
rtrrt:iin
lMik
whob
-
1liat
fncmlly
Spring
mtn-liinc
shincn
tlii(m-:!i
tlii
iu
I
Yvm,
for
limite
nud
a
vaiilto!i
witli
t
llio
"Spi-inu
Smihmr'
lonk
..
.t-k
forAU-f.il.nrTlNTKX
TINTS
AM)
DYKS
at
y.mr
iImije,
l
'part
mrnt
or
varu:ly
eluvi:!
Just
1j:
a
park.iK''t
that.
I.hi.v
had
tin
eiiiiranten
nf
...
1.-IMC
'
,
do
,ho
tende.'-
money
or
approval
'of
budgets
Reprice
r-a
ss
h;
wished
to
withdraw
t..b
,t,",r
f
coot""1
,'am
"r.
Vot-IAt
k."rn
Arr
hi
f.itvk
wIipo
yoti've
ju.-t,
ItM
11
iitaknitc
h
m
w-ttnnir
u.in.lt
rfiil
with
HA
K
I'.lt
S
v
mvi
i
i
i;m;i)
en
oco.
JiA'l
'.
v
muIi
ftlnrious.
rirh
inn1
s'trli
rif
uriu
mnooi
Imcss.
1
lVik'
is
Cliorfilatc
in
oil
my
dioinlaln
iv-ipt's,
For
it's
all
mire
cliK'nlat
with
iinMiiifx-rtihh'd
iritlirti
taken
away.
Kuj-Ji
liancly,
Ihhuk-c
njuarn
of
liakcr'a
i
full
of
liiMiiitiiis,
s:itin-sntnlh
pcrfoi-titui
sunipluoiis.
gt'ruptious
pom
I
laslo.
Yrs,
yiut
makt
cakpK,
frost
inns
anl
rani
lies
tliat
an
just
that
inurli
vi'trc
delicious
when
you
um;
Uakfi'a
Cltorolalol
.
but
held
faith
that
the
Eternal
tho
local
Christian
Fellowship.
tipening
with
a
hymn
and
scripture
read
by
Morris
Kaardal,
Chairman
John
Antrobus
introduced
Mr.
Soilaiul,
president
of
would
allow
them
to
continue.
F..
.....
uiiijfyii
Vc
hove
o"
models
of
Cabinet
and
Portable
Machines
now
on
display
(TI-JtMS
AVAILA151.K)
VISIT
THE
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
,
rnd
see
our
new
Blind
St'tcher
and
Ti"v;
Saving
C'tittonholir
attachmcnls
"But
a
hand
shake
doesn
t
pay
Th.?
next
lowest
tender
was
accepted
by
the
board.
Other
tenderers
were
Kaie-i
Industries,
M.
J.
Saunders,
and
j
Northwest
Construction
Com-
j
the
Ministerial
Association
of
bills
suid
the
speaker,
asking
pany.
I
mi...
ii
tw.
a
an
bulk""1
I,...!"!'""1'"
It
.-.upport
with
money
as
will
ns
prayer
The
three
chief
aims
of
'the
Christ
ian-Fv-llowship
were
given
by
Mr.
Murphy'
as
follows:
Strengthening
the
faith
of
Christian
young
people
in
the
school;
"discharging
Christian
obliga
Prince
Rupert,
who
said
a
group
prayer.
Before,
y.ie.
speaker
was
lizard,
a
sk.-t.h
of
the
local
Christian
Fellowship
activities
was
r.iven
by
Mis.j
Manu-t
Brown,
secretary
of
he
group.
A'lliough
Jjiter-Varsity
Fellowship
was'
intri'riucecl
Inlo
One
Ot
The
Mmt
Exciting
Flavour
you
ran
use
in
your
conkinR
it
tin1
11
iviiur
of
fn-li,
juu-y
kanon!
I.ciiioih
with
vnrHalilt
h
vilH
liaktal
limn-
with
fi-h
in
pu
s
.
f
ISINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
i
c
"
tions
as
a
missionary-witness
for
A7
a.;'
find
m
vour
oakum.
Hut
ninkn
Hun
tlif
lemnni
vou
vs.!
sr
srNKisr
CM;U'OHNl.V
LKMONsS.
Tin-y'n;
llic
fhtt-xt,
jtiirusL
pnmti!
...
-
s
.
"
I.F.MON
MKTUNOVE
VTF,
.
i
'
Tlrinc
in
a
boil
in
saucepan
on
direct
heat:
cup
waicr
or
unlit
,
a:p
tUKar
V
-tMn.
salt
J
Uim.
grated
Sunkist
lem
an
peel
Canada
in
10H3,
Prince
Rupert
the
swoct
Lord
Jesus
at
home
as
did
not
become
organized
until
won
fts
abroad;
and
to
make
Phone
8G4
3i
tl
A-eirac
West
PSD
UV.
full.
of
1
9
J'J
wiep
.inn
ynepfl-ih4s
stutpnU0niaiis
afjtlw
bv
Miss
Anna
Brketov.
tile
fu'st
missionary
job
to
be
dune
in
the
p
rsident.
the
secretary
said.
jungle
niiuses.
Dr.
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright
closed
prayer.
6
1
!'
fm-t.
cornstarch,
blrndod
wilh
Vv
cup
chi
v-r.-ifrr-
-
,
-.
W
(uk
over
low
Mpjt
itnld
tnickpiid
(ahoul
kh'oiU-si,
tliniftg
couvUuliy
irrmovf
f'om
hfat.
Add
separately,
mixing
wefl
,k1i
lime:
2
w
.lt-ir-itrn
CKg
olks
1
tlk);i.
butter
fi
tbspu.s.
&nnkiv,
lemon
juice
I'our
into
n
8-inch
baked
or
crumb
crust
pie
shell.
Top
willv
tnpringttt.
s
Brown.
the
meeting
with
GLASSWARE
HtlKiRAM
piniNi:
GiEEN
884
IliU
The
two
eluvl
aiiusof
the
inter-school
Christian
Fellowship
were
'
to
pirmole
"help
In
study,
through
the
elevation
of
God's
word,
and
hi
point
students
tn
I
he
Lord."
Miss'
Brown
explained.
-
Mrs.
Archie
Wudd,
whom
Mr.
Murphv
nieiiticnvd
he
had
met
Hitruig
Hand
T,rtwMen
from
tiMing
mnnv
utUvf
iio-iin
e
eTn
uiiraJic
i
PY
REX.
WARE
During
the
evening
a
solo
was
Min;:
by
Miss
Phyllis
Nystad,
accompanied
at
the
piano
by
Miss
Elaine
Christensen,
and
a
duet
of
Miss
Myrna
Knutson
and
Miss
W
4TfTL
;
MIXING
DOVVLS
CUPS
c'.
SAUCERS
'"DRINKING
GLASSES
Genrcma
Mitchell,
accompanied
on
waMMjay:
i
uva
lake
it
ndin;
and
do
:u.
W.
many
ottirr
women
are
doing
tulay
chantic
to
Dm
fnr
wiiilt;
wlnto
w.'InIics
ivithtnit
red
li'amNI
Ymi
coe
conii)ine.s
Ricat
fpiantiiies
ot
ruii,
p
al
poap
with
two
n.'tive
detrt'cenifj.
Tliat's
why
Dux
you
inh.
dazzlmn
rlenn,
wltito
wtutlii:
y
if
wilder,
khhle-to
your
4iands
than
any
uif-iiu.-rc
eliniral
fcthU!
Ak
fur
Dtu
in
the
(iiant
Keotuuny
Siat;
parkucn
rec
how
fast,
bo
lean,
how
safely
put
dms
Evuytitiny!
wilh
Inter
I'JirUt
ai;
Fellowship
b
Blackaby
at
the
piano
i.
Fdinonton,
1..
i.
......
i,.i,
spoke
L.i.L-i,
iti-u.riv
briefly
k
.
.
work
at
Piani'
'accoiiieanhnent
for
the
hymns
was
by
Miss
Mardcll
Sail-and.
'
'
'
-
jimp,
ri
id-:
lioiu
an
adults
viewpoint.
.she
recalled
the
strong
tics
that
are
made
in
business,
school
i
i
y
.-
ILDING
;ki
types
jtrial
jWclding
bi"3
&
Heating
The
picst
speaker
thanked
the
Feather-Light
If
lenrl.-
ITj'firfinjr.
Head
?
654
;
i
i
and
college,
through
live
work
of
Minist
ciiul
Association
and
the
.
P
I
R
H
1
1
I
.
the
small
ininorily
who
comprise
Hie
k
o
n
.1
c
r
I
n
II,
Everyone
tAUet
Vam-ttkcw
to
a
luin",
llieii
stuothi'i'cd
x
ptddeu
butter
ami
maple
pyrup
.
M-tnmtn
!
And
tpcrntlhj
m
if
'
IlievVe
AUNT
I
llilll
JJ
A
1
It
!
UK
1.VXK
II
lv
Kit
I
C!
lOliATdlt
ihi
your
next
f-lioiv
Tkii
dvtftiitntcfit
it
n4
pufctuhtd
or
diiplaytd
by
A
Liquor
Control
BoorJ
m
by
lh
OovriHntnl
f
B-H'h
Columbi.
p
ff
people
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
hospitality
and
kindness
shown
him
during
his
stay
in
the
city.
Over
70
persons
WJie
In
at-I
e
n
d
a
n
e
e,
wit
h
many
city
chinches
nm;cscnUl
by
ministers
and
laity.
While
questions
were
asked
at
an
open
discussion
call-.'d'by
-Mr.
Murphy,
Mrs.
Wudel
wit
h
Miss
Margaret
Olscn,
Miss
Joana
Olscn,
'Miss
Edith
Oi-
the
Christian
Fellowship
workers.
"Kids
can
lie
awfully
naty
at
llir
liich
sclmi'l
ime.
liehiK
reckless
in
ever
llilii?
they
do,"
said
Mrs.
Wnricl.
Xlu-
venl
on
t
say
(hat
it
ini;lit
I
it
seem
I
lie
Chrisliail
l'c'.liw
sliii
wuikrr
that
lliey
are
diii'K
mil
Ii
goiiil
in
Hie
schools
lull
Mrs.
Winlel
stresscil
that
lliey
have
a
sdone
influence
fhal
1'init
lni
,-lep
into
your
KliKl.lalle
dealer's
anil
."in
ii
.
.
.
tlrltAj
'ypii'll
mirec.
1
1
k
I
nolliinii
ean
eipin.
Cjiach
'
No.
I
,iiitin-jtoi
...
iii.-ii.e
or
(ml
!
r.
'iiiiiii
ii
0331
!
sen
and
Roal
B'enness
prcparet.
refreslinients.
VI
JKM1MA
RKADY'-MIX
I'A
NT-'CAKKS!
liesi,l.s
tl;
fart
that
thry
always
turn
out,
jut
rijht
thi
vVn
ra-y
ns
1-2-3
to
pn
'parol
Just
add
milk
or
water
stir
imd
pop
your
Aunt
JiMnimas
on
Uie
ni'ddle.
In
just
ur
corn
fa
off
liny
come,
Juseious
a.s
a
dream!
?ervc
litem
with
baeon
or
sau-"aur.s,
if
you
wih.
Families
like
litem
thai
way.
In
fart,
families
like
tin
m
any
way
at
all
...
at
any
lime
of
day
breakfast,
him-h
or
supper.
Treat
your
family
to
Aunt
Jemima
Ituidy-Mix
Pa-makea
oil.
it.
They
re
one
of
tlie
most
biii
ways
I
kuow
of
keep
ing
families
happy
I
l'u-
Action
Ativeri.iscr
See
iii
liiolroiis
I'-,.
Klue
trim,
it3
niljii--amc?iiirnilliiii;
aluminum
Khelvra.
lis
exlia-i.-,.,
,-,.,
,m
ftlllt
anil
veuelalile
llvliaton
1li.il,
siaek
up.
ii,
l),.ol,,..v,-v
iiiii-.
kuhe
I,-e
Ti'ih.
All
,
aH
ii'.iii.t,
the
kiml
of
lliKtlii'ilii-
vl
.,
well
eiiniriiile,!,
Wnmlei
follv
eoi'ivrife'
ii'iit
refrisiei-alor
vonM
e.eet
honi
the
liuihlr-r
of
llio.-e
line
(oloral
M;:!;..!Tia.fri:
was
aireeiateil
later.
"You
don't
lo
e
what
frllow-sh'p
lia.i
done
between
friends
and
sc)
t:
:
i.
nil
w
in.'.
II.
'i
"
(tola
lor
you."
:i;
l
Mrs.
VV.n!
I.
a
t:
"
llii
nlilf.e
n'Minie
In
.sliml'U'l.
th"ir
.4Mi
ARCHAND
&
HEATERS
MTEX
OIL
BtlRNERS
PLUMBING
fJaTURES
children
In
thv
Chrisliail
fellow-
t
Stir.h
f.itrrty
Futhion
Colonn
this
Spring.
.
.
the
ft.
(ttau've.-:
and
)NE17I
Ait
"'"I
Mlnalious
pniKS
an.i
in.;
riean.
nprmp
nates
nu.Ke
it,
a
plea
ore
fo
elioose
your
Sprtnis
dirfKatbiltV
And,
of
ciMii.;e,
tor
the
final,
'Tinishimt"
t
iiii
-li,
U,
.xvuv
I'viiif
die.,;,
vou
ll
want,
a
I.H
IH
TNl
Nt
i
Tsr.t
I
M
VASTKN
KU.
Ves,
on
tl
Minole
daytimrilrf;ior
t
noij;t
uu
ru
num
15
..nip.
M'l
AKI
It.
OF
I
VI
NINti
In
Ids
'
address,
Mr.
Murphy
told
of
tlu'
impoitame
of
Christ-ian-Inter-varslty
and
school
r.roup
fellowships
in
universities,
nursing
and
teaching
sch'Kil.s.
He
pointed
out
that
they
carry
the
link
which
the
many
faiths
represented
in
an
iiHer-denoniin-atmnal
school
lose
due
to
the
variance
of
faiths.
iri
nms
are
drawn
frcm
all
&
Elkinsttd.
1l
K.)X
271
ii
i
-i
-
pw
ii,
a
LijihtnmtE
;
ratetter
h
the
modei
n
"toii-t
-1
rT
have".
And
here's
a
lip:-
-fT
yotrraii
t
find
a
I.ml.t-Va-
mm?
Fastener
to
inalvh
J
f
fte
jrxnet
-h;,.!'
of
f
lo-j
f
material
you've
ehoienluiy'il.
m
wiiiii
.
,
.
S!
vie
No.
701
for
diTsses
Style
No.
804
for
skifl.
i
Jal;liiiifl.'s
plain
uu
hil
fasteners
on
white
tape
ran
be
dyed
to
anv
shade
b-
you
-
at
home,
And,
reinenilM-r
All
Liuhtninp.
FV-trnrrs,
whrther
plain
metrd
or
p
enainelled,
are
tilted
with
the
doiiblo
prom;
self-JiK;'kiNi(n
.--lider
evlustve
to
I.itshtninp.
They
hn-lc
irhrrr
Ihcy
slop!
P.S.For
"Sew
and
Save
Week"
(March
4-10)
Sew
and"
Save
w
tlli
Lightning!
.
5
.
In
Thi$
"fn-Brttveen"
Sennon
leiwrrn
Chri-lntas
and
Script:
i
l
i
Johnson's
GioCoat
I'll!
llotifeccleaninit,
lin
deliglited
to
hnd
soinelinng
to
liKhtm
'n'bytihien
my
home!
And
WIXDKX
rUA
Y
is
a
Teal
lioiiie-brinhtener
.
,
.quiekest
way
to
make
mirrors,
windows
and
pietuie
ttto
xwofcfi
iik
rrystal!
Furnace
dust
and
kitchen
film
disappear
r
rF-D
Tudor
?D
Sedan
WR9
fcmoy
vowr
worK
more
from
class
in
a
juiv
...
index
tpray
is
m
easy
to
Use!
No
pails
of
dinv
water
no
hard
rubbimr
when
vim
use
Vmdex!
Just,
snrav
it
on
and
wine
it
off-
i
r
-
;
fi
;
-!
'
I
n
i
-!S0T0
Cust'c
ustom
r
On
Avoid
tension
drink
Postum
(Gel
more
fun
out
of
your
job
drink
Postum!
Avoid
the
cafiein
in
tea
and
coffee
which
may
upset
your
nerves
or
stomach
or
interfere
with
sound
sleep1.
Postum
contains
no
caffein
or
any
other
drug
which
may
cause
you
"work
tension".
Postum
gives
you
a
grand
satisfying
flavor
yet
saves
you
up
to
60,
compared
to
the
cost
of
other
hot
beverages!
EV.
Sedan
'9-tono
Custom
-
dor
1
hat's
all!
Windcx
leaves
no
dust
in
eornrrS
no
oily.
way
filtu,
Y
index
saves
mess
'n'
bother
time
'n'
money.
It's
thrift
k
'
"of
all
in
the
bie
20-nincr
refill
fire...
and
remember,
it
woik--
be.-si
wli"u
ymi
ur
it
$i,nnn,ly!
Get
Windex
at
your
grocer's
or
housecIeauuiK
tup-ply
centre
next
time
you're
shopping!
Modern
Science
has
eontributed
brilliantly
to
a
problem
whi'
If
has
long,
roncernrd
lis
womca
intiiuale
feminiuo
r
cieaniinr.w.
ZONTTOiiS
r
uih
tt'i-tr.--i
n-toi,
4
"irS
i
much
re.-itrch
and
work
.
.
.
and
ihousands
of
uy
if
woni(n
fin''
t
hem
the
most
al
teiory
method
of
H!-J
feminine
hytjion?
ever
isnH
f
It
-
iriois
stainlt
1
snow-white
vamnal
uppc-!.
.
.
.
Zonitoi-i
P
are
-daintier,
more
ronj'enient
nvrfully
gernii
cul,i1;
yet
alj-olntely
safe
to
delicp
tisims!
For
i..nk
facia
about
the
important
,-ubjert
ol
feminine
hygiene.
iinpy
write
to
me
liaibai-a
Wint.
1U1
Creseeut.
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
ami
HI
jum
a
free
boohlet
in
a
plain
wrppr.
w
'
inr
i
POSTUM
m
.
IUk'
buy
Quaaniee:
The
wax
shine
lasts
longer.
Repeated
cleaning
with
a
mop
dampened
in
clear
water
does
not
wash
the
shine
awayl
hrker
Ltd.
.
.r,AH(
"
'"
AU
KS
-Post
CONTAINS
NO
CAFFEIN
urn
today
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of
noral
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