FRIDAY
APRIL
24,
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
5L
Representing
HUDSON'S
RAY
COMPANY
Ship
U
J.
K.
OKMIIKIM.
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lay.
I'rlnce
Uuprrt.
II.C
I'hone
811
"HARTT"
SHOES
FOR
MEN
jfartt
Shoes
have
the
quality
and
style
that
has
made
them
the
most
outstanding
line
in
Canada.
Latest
styles
and
fittings,
from
narrow
to
wide
widths
in
hoots
and
oxfords,
in
,
brown
and
black.
Hartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
Fam
ILY
SHOE
STORE
LlD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
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POLAROID
-
GLASSES!
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n
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Polaroid
is
not
ordinary
colored
glass,
it
is
something
entirely
new
ami
different
in
the
sunglass
field.
It
will
stop
all
glare
whether
on
land
or
sea
without
strain
or
injury
to
the
eyes.
H
also
allows
normal
vision
Sec
the
display
in
our
window
and
convince
yourself.
$2.00
;
PERPAIU
Ormes
Ltd.
Ztfi
Pioneer
Drut&fats
T"K
UEXALL
STOKE
HIONES
81
AND
8J
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunday,
and
Holidays
from
12
2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.
-
-
-
-
.
S3
una-.,
i
"MJO
to
W
citUr
Ah
jcwellty
.
Hurt
lean
BttJke-
he
on
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i"
1(7.
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BARE
LEGS
'
IN
LONDON
SlHntOrr
aiM
?nn-!Ur
Tmt-tntn
on
't
Relies
Willi
Wartime
Kratrietfcm
By
ALLAN
NICKLESON
Canadian
Press
8Uf
f
Writer
LONDON.
April
M:
have
plenty
of
customers
The
vogue
really
came
about
through
neeesslty
since
few
wo-ntft,
it
Is
admitted,
feel
at
ease
unless
their
limbs
are
adorned
with
some
form
of
camouflage.
Some
Argument
The
Doard
of
Trade
and
the
cosmetic
trade
have
been
at
odds;
over
the
whole
business
since
an'
unprecedented
rush
for
"stock
-1
inf
creams
followed
the
clothes
rational
cut..
Meanwhile,
beauty
and
a
b:ti!
of
such
crc?m
Is
as
at
aea.
t
.
.
"rn
h.
iimii.t
in
p.
wn
JEWELLERS
PRESENT
R.C.A.F.
WITH
SlOn.OOO
a
u;.
preset,-.-!
a
..rqi,
-
i-
$109,-l-
Huilrv.
!
l
.:)
.T.ir.i'n''
1
Fior-k-"'!
wa
r;i:sd
from
pr..
h
.'rom
:
across
Canada,
and
Is
known
as
tho
Jewellers'
fund.
Wim
Commander
Hurley
later
pres'-nted
the
H'n
.t
L
TImpv.
minister
of
finance.
ect'TW
as
a
.MX-course
dinner.
J
The
co:T!ft!c
prci)
believes
tSr.1
faslr.y.
of
regu!ai
nns
to
as-'
Mate
a
sufficient
rapply
of
'leg
to"
would
help
bolster
feminine
morale,
as
doss
sate
of
the
tjiree
num
beauty
aids
powder,
Hp-stlck
and
face
cream.
Wartime
Clamor
1
hf
Trade
Hoard
has
rejected
the
una-nl
pUas
on
the
ground
it
is
allowing
the
maximum
possible
?
Milady
"-P
for
wartbne
glaiaor
If
5ut
sflk
stockings
or
limb
cosmeuc
inwwfy
Lu-uuur.
will
show
PnUn
'
lc
"
up
golden
legs
as
moUa
cul
dewn
iacMU
vogue
this
summer.
8UJT
nestrtcttons
on
eosneUcs
and
use
8om
01
the
ingredl"
reeeat
slashing
of
coupons
have
towards
leg
paint
.
eomMned
to
rath
femininity
to
1
cosmetic
trade
claims
this
beauty
salons
to
have
winter-'
te
HnPMe
unless
nwtric-whlte
legs
Unned
to
a
kolden
tions
we
raised-
There
jatt
tsn
t
1
PPy
to
mee
the
de-"
brown
through
sun-ray
truaent.
London
west
end
shops
and
mas-
ma1,
11
'
Now.
wttn
me
iirsi
rouna
!the
cosmetic
industry
has
passed
the
torch
to
the
women.
They
i
should
take
up
the
hue
and
cry.)
U
believes,
while
the
Mushes
for!
I
their
naked
limbs
match
the
color
I
of
their
lip
rouge.
MEDAL
FOlt
STOKEK
LIVERPOOL,
April
4,
a-James
O'Kane,
a
ship's
fireman
who'
ihops
with
Unning
facl'.iUes
nave
swam
ashore
through
heavy
seas
t
ptured
me
leg
trade.
'
''w,c'
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1
Slnee
stockings
now
will
be
ror-
and
then
ran
bare-footed
over
er
than
ever,
the
cosm?t
c
indus-
rock-studded
ground
to
set
help,
Lrv
rialm:
women
must
nave
nms
oeen
wrireu
Mlc
make-
uo
for
those
nuds
limbs-
day
for
Oal'.antry
in
Saving
Life
CANADIAN
NAVY
SAVES
38
LIVES
5
I
Battered
by
mounting
seas,
the
grounded
nfter
secUon
of
an
Allied
merchant
freighter
lies
grounding
on
the
reefs
off
Sable
Island,
near
Canada's
coast.
In
a
daring
exploit
of
seamanship
and
at
the
cost
df
one
navy
man's
life,
33
seamen
were
rescued
from
the
wreck.
Defore
these
photographs
were
taken
by
a
patrol
plane
of
the
R.C.A.F.
the
forward
part
or
the
ship
had
broken
away
carrying
10
men
to
their
death
In
the
Icy
waters.
The
upper
photo
was
taken
before
the
rescue.
Below
the
abandoned
ship
isrshown
butely
visible
above
the
surging
waters.
WAR
HARDENS
This
tnrine.
as
a
war
hundreds
of
thousands
p3
0i
,
EasY
I
i)
not
too
green,
net
too
mature.
Third
They
should
not
be:
picked
until
just
before
cooking
or
serving.
Tender
Vegetable
Now
"to
grow
veaetablewiulcfe
j
ly
,
'their'
ration.
ecmomy,
Catering
wjlere,
neemrjJIgSd.
If
of
or
Cana
Cana-
possible,'
an
'
applicatlfe
of
good
dians
are
planning
their
first
veg-'
fertilizer.
All
ct
4hls,plus
pro.jer
etable
garden.
Much
grief,
sore
thinning
of
closely
seeded
stuff
backs
ana
time
will
be
saved
with
,lie
carrots,
seed
onions,
etc.,
a
little
preliminary
planning,
in
huld
push
growth
along
which
the
war
gardens
of
25
years
ago,
means
vegetables
crisp
and
ten
;
there
were
miles
of
lettuce,
radish
der.
It
is
only
when
best,
carrot.
jand
spinach
grown,
of
which
radish,
etc.
get
a
chick
in
growth
I
marauding
sparrows
got
the
only
or
become.
over-maturs
that
they
,
benefit.
,
iurta
wcoay.
'
The
bfglnner
should
bear
In
In
order
that
the
supplv
if
vep-
jtnlnd
that
about
six
to
ten
feet
etables
be
just
right
at
pl:kln?,
of
row
will
supply
the
average
that
is
not
too
immature
rnd
not
uamlly
with
all
the
radishes
and
too
old,
the
wise
gardener
sarcash
lettuce
needed
for
a
good
many
his
sowings
alori.T
all
the
tiTne.
meals
and
that
the
i-cst
of
the
Thu.
s
especiallv
necessary
with
i
space
should
be
utilized
for
some-
tender
things
like
baby
carrots,
.
thing
else.
The
beginner
should
peas,
beans,
young
beets
and
gar-also
realize
that
the
main
pur-
den
corn.
i
ooe
of
an
amateur
garden
is
to
Labor
Savers
supply
vegetables
fresher
than
The
greatest
sin
tie
chore
In
any
can
ever
be
purchased.
To
get
the
garden
is
the
keeping
down
f
ur-
maxlmum
freshness,
vegetables
plus
growth,
whether
th
growth
must
be:
,be
weeds
or
unwanted
other
First
Orown
quickly.
plants.
The
greatest
single
factor
Second
Picked
when
Just
right.
In
cutting
down
this
chore
is
first
to
have
flowers
and
vegetables
properly
spaced,
and
to
have
rows
or
intervals
between
flowers
and
shrub;
wide
enough
to
permit
of
quick
and
easy
cultivation.
Fee
keeping
-down
vjds
and
unwanjyl
oajf
Ptonl.
gardeners
.
Hre
st
to
keep
tierr
hoes,
tides''
aailultlvators
shtrt
.A,
sharp
hoe
w8
cover
the
giaund
twice
as
fast
and
with
less
backache
than
a
dull
one.
Also,
the
experienced
advise
some
little
variety
in
garden
implements,
twe
or
three
sites
of
cultivator-,
so
that
one
can
get
in
cloze
tc
small
plants,
will
cover
the
ground
qufekly
between
rows.
Flawers
Thsre
are
flawers
to
fit
any
situation.
Pot
those
people
who
have
neither
the
time
nor
inclln-atiin
trure
are
such
things
as
alyjsujr,
dwarf
mrrisclds,
portu-tasa
and
California
poppies
that
thrive
alm&Ji
on
neglect.
Once
started
they
will
look
after
CLOSE-UP
OF
SUN
Seen
through
a
big
telescope
the
sun
presents
a
mottled
appearance
on
a
darkish
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these
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Yet
you
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first
things
first
and
still
buy
what
you
actually
need
by
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Where
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you
get
the
beauty
and
enduring
wear
of
Congoleum
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Seal
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for
anything
like
their
modest
price?
They
will
brighten
any
room
and
make
it
more
livable;
yet
never
give
even
a
hint
of
unpatriotic
extravagance.
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
hug
the
floor
without
fastening
and
need
only
light
mopping
to
keep
them
clean
and
smart
as
new.
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your
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