DIVORCEE
JILTED
fMR
NOW
WHIJE
SYDNEY
Australia,
0
A,
45-nid
divorcee
claimed
In
the
fiiwrtni;
c
iurt
that
ne,r
nalr
natl
i
jned'
white
after
her
CO-yeat
d
jover
had
Jilted
her.
.
Th
divorcee,
Mrs.
Linda.
Crow-ft
of
Sydney,
said
that
her
hair
Cjaei
white
with
sho:k.
when
,iiaiuifacture
syd
u-
w
t)lve
-ty,
marked
another
woman
In
February
1845.
Mf.
Crowley
said
she
had
,
,
D)v
since
1937.
had
be-
;,(.
elated
to
him
in
1940.
t'
ne
r.ao
kept
breaking
off
the
i
rasement
and.
putting
cff
the
:.iP
wi'
granted
$500
damages
"
(Dreai:li
of
promise.
.
Mj-'ietoe
Lt
a
parasitic
ever-pfn
shrub
which
grows
hang-
g
from
various
trees.
ske
sweeter,
tastier
bread!
The
Experts
Say.
'-
auri
oi
tile
Save
lh
t.v.ri
campaign
fuod
authorities
hav-
lasen
several
major
steps
tywarj
of.
it.
Here
are
some
of
the
eps
The
government
has
made
available
an
additional
45,003,000,
bushels
of
cats
und
approximately
200,000
bushel
ot
low
grade
wheat
for
shipment
to
ths
hunger
areas.
In
orde
to
bring
Into
the
market
all
available
supplies
of
wheat
the
government
has
modified
income
tax
ar-rangsments
in
such
a
way,
as
to
prevent
the
farmer
from
suffering
by
the
immediate
sale
of
stored
grain.
Since
April
1
farmers
can
count
the
price
of
wheat
thsy
had
not
intended
to
,se
FLEISCHMANN'S
"
.WcZ
FRESH
NO
WAITING
no
extra
steps!
Full-strength
Fleischmann's
fresh
active
Veast
goes
right
to
work.
Makes
sweeter,
finer
bread!
And
makes
it
faster!
You
can
be
sure
of
tender,
smootJi
texture
lightness
delicious
flavour
every
time!
IF
YOU
BAKlj
AT
HOME,
insist
on
Fleiscliraann's
fresh
Yeast
with
the
fcmiljar
yellow
label.
It's
depend-able
Canada's
tested
favourite
for
more
than
70
years.
MADD
IN
CANADA
"TIIK
CKM1IT
HOUSE
OF
(JUALITi"
P7
The
very
latest
Wg&Fk
in
slack
suits
for
Vc
These
brisht
Summer
Days
Stylish
--
Alluring
ALSO
New
Wash,
Dresses
budget
plan-no
carrying
Charge.
No
Interest
Terms
In
accordance
with
W.PT.B.
Regulations.
-
1
i
ll
J.
KESTEN
Furrier
731
DAVIK
STKKKT,
VANCOUVUK,
B.C.
FUR
STORAGE
safe-iVkliawle
and
insured
'E
TAKE
TKADE-INS
AS
PAYMENT
ON
YOUIt
NEW
'I'll
COAT
OIlDEIl
NOW
HAVE
IT
READY
IIEN.
YOU
NEED
IT.
WE
DO.
REMODELLING,
CLEANING,
OLAZINO,
REPAIRING
and
RELINING
IVI
sTe
you
nothing
but
the
best
Special
Bed
Brand
Heef)
Choicest
fresh
Vegetables
and
Fruits
Complete
line
of
Groceries
0UR
DELICATESSEN
DEPARTMENT
OPEN
DURINb
REGULAR
STORE
HOURS
holfMt
Cooked
Meats,
Meat
Pies,
Roast
Chickens,
lsh
and
Chips
dally.
We
are
ready
to
serve
you
h,nM
dishes
Chow
Meln,
Chop
Suey,
etc.,
to
take
ut
Cooked
with
delicate
taste
and
quick
service,
TKY
U.SI
,
Rupert
butchers
rho,
ne
2i
Third
Ave.
Vfest
Next
Royal
Hotel
m&wy
of
tires
affecting
wheat,
voluntary
surrender
of
surplus
meat
coupons
has
the
authority
and
back-nig
of
the
Rrlee
Board
since
tijr
vuujjuu
aurrepaerea
means
rum
coupon's
worth
0t
meat
is
hipped,
to
famine
area
within
a
fow
days.
Victorv
narrl
getting
as
much
encouragement
this
year
as
last,
but
the
101(5
gardens
help
win
victory
over
hunger
instead
of
the
Axis.
The
more
feed
you
nroduce
the
more
there
is
to
share
with
others.
VICTORY
GARDENS
Dletl-
i.ins
havp
riisrovered
that
a
Victory
Gnrderf
often
produces
more
l-;m
one
thoujht
possible
at
first
n
id
o.etflag.the
produce
consum-'('
while
l
ls
(rc.-h
and
in
season
"n
become
a
problem.
Radishes,
V
traded
their
attention
thli
week
and
they
e$rlmented
with
cocked
.-radishes,
wij
all
know
the
delightful
flavor
of
the
raw
vegetable,
some
nay
en
,
remember
nostolrksiUy
''th
French
custom
of
plittinf
and
buttering
thera,
but
it
ls-jurprl-lnp;
how
few
of
us
cook
thein.
The
.
drawback
to
rooking,
is
that
thftj
!psp
thpl;
bright
red
color:
it
fadps
to
a
delicate
pink
so
they
look
lik
tiny
turnips.
They-taste
like
mild
turnlos,
too.
CR'i'M.RO
TJDVaiES
This
recinp
-for
waned
ra(UshPS
one
the
dUfrlnns
liked
best
'h"sp
ihey
tried:
Three
-w
nf
nrppp.red,
rad-Ishps.
two
table,'n',',,is
ot,
mild
flavored
fat.
two
tahlp'noons
ot
flour
Vi
teasnnon
Mlt
IK
rn"s
of
milk
and
a
few
grains
of
ca,v-nne.
....
Wa-h
the
radishes
and
if
the
ir-
lare
cut.
them
In
half
o'
r)!t.
If
small
leave
them
wholn.
Cnik
until
rnc'er
in
a
small
amount
nf
bnilina
salted
watr
about
pluht
minutes).
Melt
fit
in
n
Mnrkl
.Ur
n
flpu
ajnl
-iiir.
mn
TniiKraoniiiy.
siirrrn?r
until
thick.
Add
cavenhe.
Pour
saifp
over
Hip
hot
drained
rad-'hes
und
arni-h
the
with
paprika.
This
makes
six
servings.
LL
iVril"!,"'"'''
""
I
ALVAVS
READY
FOR
MEALS
I
CCIENCE
haj
proved
there
are
"
certain
food
element
everyone
needs
for
health.
If
there
aren't
enopgh
of
them
in
a
child's
food,
serious
things
can
happen
such
as
loss
of
appetite,
stunted
growth,
soft
bones,
poor
teeth,
faulty
nerves,
defective
eyesight.
Ovaltinc
supplements
the
diet
with
elements
frequently
deficient
in
ordinary
foods.
Three
servings
of
Ovahine
furnish
a
significant
portion
of
a
child's
daily
requirements
of
Vitamins
A,
H,
D,
KiNiflavin
(G)
and
Niacin
and
Minerals
Calcium,
Phosphorus
and
Iron.
In
addition
it
provides
the
basic
food
substances
complete
proteins
to
build
muscle,
nerve
and
body
cells
high-energy
foods
for
vitality
and
endurance.
It
thus
acts
as
an
insurance
against
food
deficiencies
that
retard
normal
growth.
So
if
your
child
eats
poorly,
is
thin,
iinderpar,
perhaps
nervous,
why
not
try
delicious.
Ovaltine
for
normal
growth
and
better
appetite.
OVALTINE
.
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
BRIDGE
PARTY
FOR
PIONEERS
'
!
.1
taX
Pur-
The
Pioneers'
Home
building
E
?!
th5
-.7
"ffund
will
profit
by
the
proceed;
siphoning
of
surplus
cereaU
so
eri7Minn.T
.
"if"1
i
of
a
brldS
Pty
.sponsored
by
that
that
faml
famine
areas
..
can'riavflSrr,,.
i!r5ai0rfductl0??.
be"
a,te
in
the
the
Business
and
Profusions.
HTi$
Ls
of
purchases
i
tre
upstairs
iounge;iast
nikht
during
1015
and
the
wheat
avail-
ow,,!.,
m..'
...
,
has
b'en
cut
by
1
f
attractively
decorated
room,.
!
oer
cent,
also
on
thi
hnstc
nf
i
.
-
-
w
W.
in
addition
to
these
meas
weicomin;;
tne
guests
were
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton,
club
president,
and
Alderman
Nora
Arnold
honorary
president,
while
cjii'l
treasurer
Miss
Jeannette
McMll-len
was
In
charge
of
the
door.
Winners
of
the
ladlf-.s"
and
men's
first
prizes
were'
Miss
Dorothy
O'Neill
and
S.
l;:..Patksr,,A
novelty
prize,
a-ptfund
of
butter,
was
won
by
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBr.oom.
The
two
adjolnjiig
ioune
rooms
In
which
the.
games
wejje
played,
were
colorful
with
t.ufj.ns,
REPORTS
ON
CONVENTION
"
Mrs.
T.
Fraser
Tells
Camiirat
Chapter
Meeting
f
Recent
Gathering
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Cambral
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
at
the
home
of
Mrs!
T.
W.
Brown
Tuesday,
evening
with
twenty-
her
thanks
t0
the
members
of
Regent,
Mrs,
Jns
Munthe,
in
the
chair.
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
delegate
to
the
recent
provincial
convention
in.
Victoria,
gave
a
very
interesting
report
on
htr
visit.
Two
members,
Mrs.
M.
Griffin
were
welcpm-
five
members
present
and
te
and
Mrs.
"i
I.
Wick,
St,
er
.
The
usual
raffle
of
War
Sav-
daffodiJs
and
Jonquils
arranged
Ings
Stamps
was
won
by
Mrs.
by
Miss
Frances
Cross
The
prizes
wer
donated
by
Mrs.
Bolton
ami
Mrs.
Arnold,
and
were
arranged
for
by
Mrs.
Hilda
House
and
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall.
During
the
evening
refreshments
were'served
by
Mrs.
Margaret
Homer
Dixon
and
Mrs.
J..
M.
Nicoll.
Mrs.
Balton
expressed
M.
Griffin.
A
War
Bride
Visiting
Committee
was
appointed
consisting
of
Mrs.
Donald
Essel-mont
and
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
All
members
are
requested
to
attend
the
annual
Church
Parade
Sunday
morning
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
A
report
by
the
Post-War
Con
venor,
Mrs.
Landels,
showed
the
club
for
their
efforts
to
make
much
work
being
done
In
the
th4
function
a
success
and
to
i
making
of
children's
clothing
those
who
supported
It.
and
quilts
which
are
sent
to
Idrfnrt
ttiiue'rt
Daily
Jdcv$
Thursday,
Mfly
15,
1
0
hOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
"
Uy
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q,
How,
can
I
clean
straw
I
CATCH
ALLIGATORS
FOR
A
LIVING?''
No
wonder
she
is
astonished
at
the
idea.
Yet,
catching
alligators
has
something
to
do
with
filling
her
pay
envelope.
In
a
little
tropical
town,
where
the
sun
stands
straight
overhead
at
noon,
alligator
skins
are
a
source
of
income.
But
while
they
can
grow
fine
alligators,
they
cannot
make
paper.
And
in
this
far
away
town
you
will
find
Canadian
paper
being
used
for
printing,
wrapping
and
stationery
.
.
just
as
it
is
in
many
othr
places
throughout
the
world.
So
the
alligator
skins
are
shipped
to
Canada
to
make
belts
and
bags,
and
this
provides
dollars
for
the
tropical
country
to
buy
paper
from
us.
That's
why
the
little
lady
who
types
letters
all
day
for
the
paper
company
is
deeper
into
the
alligator-catching
business
than
she
suspects.
She's
in
the
banana
and
pineapple
business,
too
.
.
.
and
many
others
she
never
thinks
about.
J,
Everyone
who
buys
or
sells
merchandise
abroad
makes
Jobs
in
Canada.
That
is
why
We
have
a
Foreign
Trade
Service
in
the
Department
of
Vrade
and
Commerce.
It
maintains
able
trade
commissioners
in
26
countries,
and
an
experienced
export
and
import
staff
at
head
office,
to
collect
the
most
up-to-date
information
on
foreign
markets
and
guv
practical
help
to
civry
business
that
wishes
to
buy
or
sell
in
other
countries.
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
OTTAWA,
CANADA
Hon.
James
A.
MacKinnon,
Minister
M.
W..
Mackenzie,
Deputy
Minister
But
then
...
sp
are
YOU
.
.
.
for
at
least
35
cents
out
of
every
dollar
you
earn
comes
because
Canada
buys
and
sells
goods
in
other
countries.
Stop
and
think
what
it
means.
Over
one-tliird
of
your
income
more
than
you
spend
on
food
for
the
family
comes
from
Canadian
export
and
import
trade.
HOW
YOU
CAN
CREATE
COOD
TIMES
Because
foreign
trade
plays
such
a
big
part
in
your
life;
and
makes
jobs
and
wages
for
you
...
of
course
you
will
want
to
see
it
grow.
Therefore
if
you
have
to
wait
a
while,
because
merchandise
you
want
is
being
sold
abroad
.
.
.
your
patience
will
help.
And
if
you
happen
to
be
helping
to
produce
any
article
for
foreign
trade,
put
your
best
into
it
.
.'.
for
it
is
a
little
part
of
Canada.
That
will
help,
too.
TEA
AND
SALE
BY
LUTHERAN
The
Ladies,'
Aijf
of
SunStUl's
;
L'ltheran
Church
vrereJ85;ors
naiSt
;
nf
n
snrpoesf'nl
in
nUnzwvtX
In
A.
By
aDplyh
to
each
hat
the
church
room'.SdaSaf.
m
enough
powdered
-.sulphur,
added
krnoon.
The
uets
were
rewlv-
to
the
Juice
of
two
h-mons.
to
ed
irtto
the
hall,
which
was3ec-
make,
a
thin
paste,
and
then
orated
with
ctfnatlons.Sand
'
drying
in
the
sun.
When
thor-
spring
flowers
by
Mrs.
ThoTsol-
i
oushly
dry,
rub
off
the
smplu
;
lien,
Ladles'
Aid
president,
and
'
sulphur.
Mrs.
A
0.
Aasen
following
W
ladies
took
part
in
tlie
functioh:
.
.
..
'
,
Home
Cooking
table,
Mrs.
)L
BrUain
and
the
warrayaged
Jona
JvsenUrs
.
.
Q7sen
.
areas
of
Europe.
'
j
Aprons,
Mrs.
T.
Martinson,
Mis.
Plans
were
made
for
the
I.O.
h.
Slangtbyp.
.
rl
j
t
D.E.
bridge,
to
be
held
May
31
,
Kitchen.
Mrs
C.
Johnson,
Mrs.
ifs
a
the
I.p.p,E.
Hall
In
aid
of
o.
Mostad,
Mrs.
B.
Petersen,
i
i
f
the
Pioneera'
Home.
i
s?rviteurs,
Mrs.
C.
Berg,
Mrs.
it
was
decided
to
hojd
th'
I
Jacoben,
Mrs.
Larsen.
June
meeting
'
In
the
Centre.
iivic
.
mth.
Anton
Dypnavn
was
Jn
!
general
charge
of
ths
tea
room.
rrt
i'nxl
35
CENTS
OF
EVERY
$P
j
'
YOU
GET...
COMES
FROM
B
CANADA'S
TRADE
ABROAD
P
p
j!f
f..