PRESBYTERIAN
&.S.
TEA
ed
with
a
fine
cutwprk
1
the
pourcrs'
table
was
1
'
,
with
spring
bloods
of
.i,
nH
carnations
at
the
f
hoii.v
y
Pbytcrlan
Church
Wo-socle
tv
tea
jner-hc-.r.!
at
-the
.d:v
aftornoou
or
Mr
rder
Lakle,'
Fifth
...
E
,f
c,:.
were
received
by
the
"""anfJ
Mrs,
Harry
Calder-,.
WM.S
president.
Pourers.
'
Mr
D
C
Stuart
and
Mrs.
!l'F
M3w:'ei,
while
Mrs.
Gef
sweeter,
tastier
bread!
uso
PLAN
SCIENCE
GROUP
CANBERRA,
Establishment
of
a
permanent
group
of
Empire
scientists
to
serve
the
Australian
area
wll
be
discussed
at
the
Empire
Scientific
Confor-ence
in
London
in
June.
A
similar
group
now
is
established
In
'the
United
States
and
other
groups
elsewhere
are
propose.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Parker
acted
as
servllcurs.
At
the
home
cooking
table
were
Mrs.
II.
McCubbin
and
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Mis.
James
Brcm-ner
was
in
charue
of
the
kitchen,
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Clark.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKJnley
was
cashier.
FLEISCHMANN'S
fresh
active
II
I
""fUT
i
yi
If.
I
ni
J
CANADA
,
FULL-STRENGTH!
Fleischmann's
fresh
active
Yeast
Marts
working
right
away!
AH
the
strength
of
the
yeast
brings
out
all
the
flavourful
goutiness
of
your
lireail.
He
sure
of
sweet
taste
light
texture
fragrant
freshness
every
time!
IF
YOU
BAKE
AT
HOME.
nUt
n
Ilcischmann's
lull-strength,
Hast
with
the
familiar
yellow
label.
IKptnilable-Canaila's
favourite
yeast
for
over
70
years.
MADE
IN
r'TIIF.
CREDIT
HOUSE
OF
UAI.ITY"E
JUST
Ihl
The
very
latest
in
slack
suits
for
T
L
Li
inese
uriynr.
Summer
Days
Stylish
---
Alluring
ALSO
New
Wash
Dresses
BUDGET
"PLAN
No
Carrying
Chaw.
Nu
Interest
T
in
accordance
with
W.PT.B.
Regulations.
J.
KESTEN
Furrier
:ai
oavii:
street,
Vancouver,
li
e.
FUR
STORAGE
SAFE-RELIABLE
AND
INSURED
TAKi:
TRADE-INS
AS
PAYMENT
ON
YOUR
NEW
I
l
it
COAT
ORDER
NOW
HAVE
IT
READY
WHEN
YOU
NEED
IT.
WE
DO
REMODELLING,
CLEANING,
GLAZING,
REPAIRING
and
RELINING
REX
CAFE
rmn
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
Chinese
Dishes
our
specialty.
Open
0
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
i
t:i
F
N
E
99
1
.
It
R
LYDIA
PONICH
IN
EARLY
LEAD
Out.
on
Top
In
First
Statement
of
Standing
in
May
Oiieen
Contest
First
announcement
of
stand-InR
in
the
May
Queen
contest
r,
the
May
24
celebration
snows
tnr
Kinsmen's
Club
candidate,
Lyrtia
Ponlch,
to
be
ii
the
lead
5000,
Ju,st
double
of
the
2300
vote-for
the
seeond
place
candidate
Bevetly
Matron
of
Kins
Edward
School,
who
is
backed
by
th.
Loyal
Order
of
Moose.
No
-etunu
have
so
far
been
made
for
the
three
other
candidates
whose,
backers
are.
however,
known
to
be
working
hard
for
them.
SHOTGUN
WEDDIN'
"Doc."
said
Hie
old
mountaineer,
leading
a
wangling
'ymith
Into
the
prKscene
of
the
vill.iop
;
medico.
"I
want
you
should
fix
I
up
my
son-in-law.
I
shot
him
in
wie
ion
yesterday
and
lamed
him
up
a
mite."
Tut,
tut."
clucked
the
doctor
disapprovingly,
"shame
on
you
for
shooting
your
own
son-in-law."
,
"Wnl,
tine."
rejoined
the
mountaineer,
"he
warn't
piy
son-in-law
when
I
shot
him."',
The
Experts
Say
-
-
THE
"STAFF
OF
LIFE"
We
have
all
heard
that
bread
Is
"the
staff
of
life,"
and
t
o
many
Canadians
who
eat
more
meat
and
i
potatoes
than
bread
the
phrase
si)un:'a
majestic,
but
a
bit
un-1
leal.
But
to
hosts
of
Europeans
It
still
is
literally
the
staff
or
life
and
It
is
up
to
all
of
us
to
'see
they
get
lb
until
their
own
crops
can
be
harvested
next
fall.
;
The
sovernment
announced!
some
time
ago
the
objective
of
1
reducing
Canada's
consumption
i
of
wheat
by
10
per
cent
so
that
I
;
xparls
could
be
proportionately
'
increased.
Here
is
something
on
the
subject
of
bread
economies-great
wheat
savers:
Day-o'd
bread
Is
easier
to
slice
J
m
-
BS8S59S
TRY
THIS
TONIGHT
0
Do
what
tlinuamli
are
doing
to
mle
up
smiling
eath
morning
ami
my
bright
all
day.
Drink
a
cupful
of
dtliciout
Otaliinc
before
reiirinK.
Ovaliine
act
in
three
ways,
to
help
bring
sparkling
morning
freshness.
!,
taken
warm
at
bedtime,
it
foMcn
sound,
refreshing
sleep,
u
iilxiul
dlHgt.
Secmil,
it
supplies
essential
foot
lemrnts
to
rebuild
vitality
while
you
sleep
!
TtirJ,
it
also
furnishes
important
litamins
and
minerals
in
a
delicious,
oiore
natural
way
for
all-round
kealth
and
vigour.
So
why
not
try
Ovaltine
starting
inifhi
for
morning
freshness
and
buoyant
days.
Ovaltine
HONG
KONG
VETERAN;
Pte.
Edward
William
Query
of
Winnipeg
who
will
return
home
next
week
after
a
visit
here
with,
his
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr,
anil
Mrs.
William
Hall.
He
was
wffh
the
Winnipeg
Grpnadricrs
who
were
captured
when
Hopg
Kqpg
fell
on
Christmas
Day
1941
and
who
were
liberate?!
In
September
1945
after
the
surrender
of
Japan.
This
picture
was
taken
while.
Query
was
a
prisoner
of
war.
GROWING
LENSES
'
The
Ipps
of
the
e.yp
continues
to
groiy
in
size
throughput
life.
and
members,
of
the
family
are
less
likely
to
eat
more
of
It
than
they
need.
"Share
the
loaf"
a
good
plan
for
small
families
and
persons
living
alone.
Co-operative
bread
buying
can
be
a
bread
economy
when
.rmall
loaves
are
not
obtainable.
Get
a
few
extra
slices
from
eacli
loaf
by
cutting
b
read
thinner.
If
you
take
a
second
slice
make
it
a
half
slice.
Never
te-hiove
the
erupts;
always
eat
them.
Bring
the
loaf
to
the
tabte
and
slice
as
needed.
Put
the
loaf
0n
the
table
at
the
last
minute
and
return
it
to
the
bread
box
as
soon
as
the
meal
is
over
io
minimize
drying
out.
-Dry
and
use
the
crumbs
from
ihe
bread
baard.
It's
surprising
how
they
mount
up.
Make
toast
as
needed.
Watch
the
toast
and,
'
don't
let
It
burn.
.
Mak"
open-faced
sandwiches
.rrd
of
the
double
or
triple
dc'krr
variety.
Replace
thejnaln
di
h
.sandwich
with
a
large(
bowl
f
heart
soup
or
salad
and
a
Tall
bread
accompaniment
F
'minate
the
toa.s
garnish
com-nn
nly
served
with
many
foods,
in
le
it
uses
up
stale
bread
fhicli
would
be
wasted
other-
Wp
often
serve
bread
unne;--
a'!!v.
When
meat,
potatoes,
i
t.ibles
and
dessert
are
serv-
'i
ho
nlv
members
of
the
fam-'ly
likely
to
need
bread
too
are
'Vi
ho'low-leased
'teen
aaers.
Cut
out
all
unnecessary
atin:
br
'Ton
meals.
-
Let
the
fruil
bo'"l
replnep
the
cookie
jar.Mak
i
fup
of
tea"
just
a
cup
of
tea.
SFCPETS
OF
SALAD
Th
T'
at
spprrts
of
Rood
salad
mak-in"
to
keep
them
simple,
crips
T-d
fresh,
wltla
good
contra"'
"f
color
and
texture
of
ingredi-?nts
and
lastly,
an
appctiziiv
a'nd
dressing.
The
Agriculture
department
Corumer
Section
suggests
lhi
basic
Cooked
Salad
Dresslnar
1':-
ci!rs
of
milk,
two
teasnootn
.iH..
1
bro
tab'.enoons
of
flou'1
frnr
'"bV'fenns
or
suiar.
tw.'
t.nh'p'nrfins
of
nti?tard.
two
ews
1''.
pups
of
vinegar,
few
grain
J
iif
PHvenne.
iTo:it.
0e
milk
In
a
doubl?
boll-r.
M'v
riry
Ingredients
and
pour
hf-t
milk
over.
Return
to
doubl'
boiler.
Conk,
stlrrlmr
eonstantlv
for
five
minutes.
Pour
over
wcl1
henten
p""is
return
to
doub1
boiler
and
stir
until
thickened,
Add
vinegar
slowly
Uf
vlnesar
1"
heated
It
lessen
the
cooklnr
tlmei.
Continue
3tirrlng
until
:hlck
and
smooth.
IN
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lb.
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Australian
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are
permitted
to
wear
their
uniforms
after
discharge
if
they
hove
difficulty
obtaining
civilian
dress.
However,
the
army
asks
that
they
keep
themselves
as
tidy
as
though
they
were
still
members
of
the
forces.
COLCHESTER,
Eng..
0-The
Ministry
of
Town
and
County
Planning
has
upheld
the
town
council's
objection
to
a
proposed
greyhound
racing
track
in
the
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B
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LIVERPOOL,
IB
A
Jamaican
airman
was
taken
to
hospital
badly
cut
after
British
and
I
Jamaican
servicemen
fought
with
chairs
and
bottles
at
the
Y.M.C.A.
hostel
recently.
i
SAWMILL
PLAMT
DELIVERY
HAS
BEEN
DEEfcRED
Rising
waters
on
the
Naa,s
River'
la.v,e
cajusejj
postponement
of
the
undertaking
of
the
people
of
Alyansh
village
to.
move
a
sawmill.
plant,
recently
delivered
here
frp.m'cajgary.
up
the
river
by.
bap,et
this
tijiig.
The
chief
councillor
and
other
leading
villagers
who
lad
cqrne,
here
a
few
days
ago"
to
pick
the
plant
up
and
take
it
to
AJyaiish.
have
returned
home
without
It.
The
plan
had
been
to
fake
the
outfit
up
the
river
by
commando
barge.
It
may
be
fall
now
before
the
delivery
!s
made.
Steamship
SailinR
For
Vancoujerr-
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide.
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Catala
12:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
Prince
ifuperr;,
11:15.
p-ni.
Friday
ss
Cardena,
9;00
p.m.
May
8
and
18,
June
11
ss
Princess
Louise,
p.m.
ir.om
yan.touvfr
Sunday
ss
Catala,
4
p.m.
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide.
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
prince
Rupert
in:no
a.m.
,
May
3,
13
and
27
ss
Princess
Louise,
a.m.
From
Alaska
ss
Prince
Rupert,
7
p.m.
May
8,
May
18,
June
11
ss
Priricess
Louise,
p.m.
'
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
midnight.
May
3,
May
13,
May
27
Princess
Louise.
Modern
Etiquette
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By
ROBERTA
LRE
Q.
When
one
receives
a
wedding
Invitation
or
announce
ment
Is
one
obligated
to
send
a
gift?
A.
An
Invitation
carries
with
It
this
obligation,
but
an
announcement
does
not.
When
one
receives
a
wedding
announcement,
a
gift
is
entirely
optional.
Q'.
Should
a
hostess
always
serve
tea
on
her
at-home
day,
or
when
a
chance
caller
drops
In?
A.
Tea
.
should
be
.
served
on
the
at-home
day.
but
it
Is
not
necessary
to
do
so
far
a
chance
caller.
Q.
Who
should
be
the
first
guest
to
depart
after
attending
a
dinner
parly?
A.
The
guests
of
honor
should
bo
meflrsfto
leave.
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A
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title
of
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Holmes
of
the
bicycle
stealing
racket
Is
Inspector
W.
T.
Hamilton
of
Winnipeg
who
in
the
past
12
years
has
scientifically
recovered
9,130
stolen
bicycles
-some
of
them
imported
here
from
Montreal
and
Vancouver.
Proof
of
his
efficiency
is
in
the
fact
that
of
790
bicycles
stolen
In
Winnipeg
last
year,
714
were
re-coVcrcd.
Thie
stolen
bicycles
had
a
Value
of
$33,490.
Mr.
Hamilton
recalls
as
outstanding
ihe
"Case
of
the
Hanging.
Bicycle,"
which
was'
solved
in
1933.
It
was
a
"boiling
hot
day
in
July
when
he
stopped,
at
a,
farmhouse
near
Winnipeg
for
a
drink
of
water
before
continuing
his
search.
A
woman
answered
the
door
and
offered
hhn
a
drink
from
a
jiall
but
when
Mr.
Hamilton
suggested
tljL
vyalfr
in
trie
well
'"tti'd
be
coole,r,
she
offered
hl'm
wine.
Mr.
Hamilton,
alert
with
suspicion,
went
to
the
well
for
a
drink
and
there
was
the
bicycle
I
cteliciouo
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SLEUTH
r
hanging
at
the
fnd
oj,
a
rope.
Canadian
police
say
that
Winnipeg
13
the
city
where
bicycle
thiejej
are
most
likely
to
fail.
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on
the
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convicted
of
stealins
bicycles
and
sentence
d
to
two
years
in
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Mountain
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"I
cuess
this
is
my
last
trip
to
Stoney,"
he
said.
"I've
lost
my
keys."
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