I
"i7c
"
ntU'Cft
aflP
Jftos
EtD.
Tllllrsday,
April
1,
1048
Kergin,
Gail
Harvey,
Barbari:
Hyndman,
Lynn
Nixon,
Grace
j
Woods
and
Lynn
Gordon,
dressed
HOOP
CHAMPS
GIVEN
DINNER
A
very
enjoyable
evenincr
!
dolis.
PAINTINGS
TO
BE
FEATURE
OF
HOBBY
EXHIBIT
Train
lfcfieaaH&
fur
the
itasr
i
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday--
'
8
pjn.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
pjn,
.
J.
L.
McEwan
left
on
last
eve
AL
CE.MTRE?
(Wartime
medical
supervisor,
is
1!ED
men
hospitals
in
charge
and
will
supervise
ad-
1,
"
.
,
dition
of
new
lecture
rooms,
the-
hinc
organized
i
are
,
atres
and
living
quarters.
:lCieus
of
a
scheme
to
don
tW
orld
tral"
"f
Try
a
Classified
Ad.
in
the
News!
spent
Tuesday
at
the
Civic
Cen
ning's
train
for
a
trip
to
Prince
George
on
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
business.
'
It
Pay
"to"
Aedvertlse!
,
mpdiCSl
.spt
Britain's
I
It
Pays
to
Aedvertlse!
tre
when
Alan
Hurgt,
principal,
Booth
Memorial
High,
sponsor
and
coach
of
the
school
basketball
team,
joined
with
L.
M.
Fel-senthal,
sponsor
of
People's
Store
team
In
entertaining
the
finalists
in
the
Ladies'
League.
At
dinner
22
guests,
lncluded-ing
members
of
the
resoective
ft
Wo
'
.-fi
$
m
WHYS
by
'22
teams,
their
sponsors,
Jack
Mar-
wHr
6PP'n9
""l
'"I"""'9"
''"
for
tedty't
womtm
chant,
M.
Holkestad,
manager
and
coach
respectively
of
PeoDles
A
favorite
northern
artist,
Miss
Jean
Faure,
of
Telkwa,
plans
?,o
place
an
exhibit
in
the
Prince
Rupert
art
and
hobby
show
which
is
to
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
April
28
to
May
1.
Miss
Faure,
who
exhibt-ed
last
year,
has
a
number
of
new
oils
and
black-and-white
drawings
of
interior
and
local
landscapes.
In
addition,
she
plans
to
shew
a
number
of
flower
studies
which
will
rival
in
interest
her
well-known
landscapes.
During
the
last
year
she
has
painted
in
oils
careful
studies
of
daffodils,
tulips,
lilacs,
pansies,
gladioli
and
chrysanthemums.
Swelling
the
artistic
displays
will
be
paintings
by
Miss
C.
Seaman,
Miss
Eastwood
and
Mrs.
?1
Store,
and
J.
Comadina,
referee.
sat
down
to
the
festive
board.
Following
the
reDast.
L.
M.
MuVTREAT,,
April
'Canadians
ought
to
;.
t
J
mod
cm-ryi-iic
people
on
earth,
because
j
i
-1
1
1,
lure
in
Canada
we
Krow
one
of
the
best
(i;c!i;y-j'i"i(ircirii;
foods
known
wheat.
Your
hi'
rv
rnviri
Irani
the
burning
up
of
fuel
la
vnir
body.
Fond
tup;.
lies
that
lurl.
Whole
wheat
i
one
of-the
line-l
anil
tatie't
fuel
foods.
And
Kt'loFK
All-V.'hi'.it.
J
whole
wheat
in
ii
jnort
il'lnio'is
form!
It's
fi-ikid,
toasted,
ready-to-eat
and
mjoy!
KcllnfVg
All-Wheat
literally
given
von
fitrvV
in
bun!
One
bowlful,
with
niilk
anil
i
Felsenthal,
in
a
few
well
chosen
remarks,
complimented
the
teams
on
their
work
and
sportsmanship
during
the
season.
Mr.
Comadina
also
comDlimented
s
j
Mil
rai'rxn'ii
oi
the
noun-hiiiem,
you
need
m
one
dayt
.4!.V!ii.it.
at
your
grocer
and
injoy
the
wonderful
nil
Having
crieny
10
vurni.
ti.s:
r
i
"forty
Lint
that
never
fail
.
.
,
will
rive
J
t!
It's
,.!
v.
(11
(
(nerliiili.l.
!
So
.illlke
ir-iime
attraction
ihi.t's
J.
Ily
Delights''
made
jthem
on
their
play
and
mentioned
the
pleasure
it
had
given
him
to
referee
the
games,
i
In
the
course
of
the
evening,
iMr.
Marchant
presented
the
various
members
of
Peoples
Store
team,
champions
of
th
i
season,
with
silver
loving
cups,
suitably
engraved,
donated
by
L.
;
M.
Felsenthal.
'
Mr.
HoJkestad
was
also
made
I
the
recipient
of
a
sweater
and
icard,
signed
by
members
of
the
j
Peoples
team,
in
appreciation
of
u
j.iin-v
ftliapcx,
toast
on
one
'-i
i
.1
Hi''
o'fier
Willi
(Tenia
niees-e
i
iintitcl
of
grape
jelly.
Tint
he
sure
it's
E.
15.
Smith!,
iiy
tltrtt
V
jn-t
loaded
vifb.
the
templing
flavorfulnem
-ma'
'V.
CNX
.VinC'ia
LonconM.
And
remember
that
all
.
Minium
iii
:ies
are
famous
for
jriut-lull
flavor.
That
because
(in
i
in
every
jar.
And
that
means
a
bonus
in
value
Simplon,
all
of
Smithers.
Additional
hobby
entries
are
expected
to
result
from
a
visit
between
April
12
and
April
16
of
Miss
Jean
Travis,
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
extension
department,
who
will
give
a
course
in
leathercraft.
Classes
will
be
held
in
the
afternoons
and
evenings
and
will
be
open
to
1
the
public.
High
School
and
adult
hobbyists
are
expected
to
turn
out
a
few
additional
articles
for
display
as
a
result
of
this
j
instruction.
Merchandise
prizes
to
the
value
:
of
$10
have
been
offered
by
Gor-!
don's
Hardware
for
boys'
wood-'
rk
displays.
Categories
will
be
its
enjoyment
!
PRINCESS
ELIZABETH
LEARNS
RAILROADING
Making
her
first
visit
to
alrailrpad
plant
since
British
railroads
were
nationalized
under
(the
Labor
government
program,
Princess
Elizabeth,
heir
to
the
throne,
is
shown
at
the
workshop
of
the
carriage
and
wagon
wjbrks
in
Wolverton,
Eng.
She
saw
carriages
in
the
making.
The'
works
superintendent,
A.'E.
Peters,
is
explaining
how
fittings
are
finished.
Smiles
and
Chuckles
his
work,
this
presentation
being
b'wr
Spring
Spirits
ft
lift
made
by
L.
M.
Felsenthal.
null
Hie
lovely
Viiiylne
PI:;-'
ic
film
1
I
ft
everywhere
HZ
GJ)
I
Like
to
have
"fun"
with
dei-ffrts
.
.
.
dream
up
new
and
wonderful
eon-coct
ions
with
Crown
Brand
Corn
H
y
r
u
p
I
t
';'
4.'
Hi
r
c
d
a
y!
e
s
in
ukwx
v.
nr
wcofff
to
CU
ihf.
fi'M
of
P
f.Ma
.
.
.
The
minister
felt
in
need
of
arranged
so
that
all
boys
wood-
in-
,
i
-t
inn
,u
"What
are
you
waiting
for?'
whispered
the
wedding
guest.
FUNERAL
OF
CHAS.
SCHARFF
Veterans
of
the
First
World
War
paid
final
respects
to
a
former
comrade
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Vernon
Charles
Scharff.
who
died
at
his
home
at
852
Inveh-
n
i'i
'ig
tinners,
nisi
I'i.ctic
shot
fonn-
a
bit
of
nourishment
and,
un-
o
e
engmie
ior
some
prize.
"Bride's
father's
a
plumber,"
j
able
to
fln(,
a
restaurant
in
the
replied
tne
verger,
tie
torgot
to
j
I
Exhibitors
are
obtaining
their
nn)i(i"l
in
it
hi'in-,vifo
in!
Ckin-e
yours
m
rrp-iid
nr
::n'.''i'v
lr(
!v
and
('at'iii"
':iii.te
J'Iiip-
section
of
town
where
he
was,
bring
her."
entry
forms
at
the
Civic
Centre
i
went
into
a
bar
and
asked
for
desk
Latest
entries
are:
iiiiiT-lmlit
t'.i'.v
i,r,
vet
Jut
try
it
and
see
how
your
family
gobbles
pactries
and
pies
and
rmddingf
that
have
that
Crown
Brand
good
'aslel
Then,
too,
you
can,
ue
Crown
Brand
as
a
fandwich
spread
.
.
.
ppread
it
(tenerouily
for
Junior
he'll
always
want
more!
And
ued
as
a
milk-niodi
fier
in
the
hot
lie
feeding
of
babies
it
supplies
quick
food
rnertry
so
yery
important
to
the
sturdy
growth
of
vi
iy
young
children.
So
vhr
not.
make
youri
a
"CROWN
BRAND"
family
for
(jood
health
this
Kprinti?
A"man
obviously
to
bad
condi-
a
Slass
of
miIk-
The
bartender.
j
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie,
collection
of
Uob
from
the
night
before
step-
!.ln
t,ne
sPirit
ofu
fun;
serv.d
t,he
souvenir
spoons
"Summit
Avenue
on
Sunday.
Interment
tooK
place
at
Fair-view
Cemetery
with
Canadian
guuu
man
a
uiauuy
iiuiiv
instead.
Whereupon
the
padre,
i
,t:iti(i
inn'
li
-
r
and
.!
hi
tlx
a
a
.l-.mp
.aii'i
v.
!,i
n
you're
t''iv
iur,
to
liwk
for
ihe
V1W.
'jiio
ir.i'i'
c.aik
lh-.'i
lets
tut
tw
ma'etft
in
j
ii.c
h-
'-t'd
and
w
'
T-r
l'
r
i.bric
fi'C"(ll".
ped
up
to
a
bar
and
sputtered
through
trembling
lips,
"Give
me
something
for
a
hangover."
after
quaffing
deeply
from
the
W.
E.
Chappie,
black-and-white
drawings
and
sketches.
Oliver
Santurbane,
leather
wallet.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Richards,
assorted
exhibit.
Legion
members
acting
as
pan-bearers.
Lecion
Bugler
W.
J.j
Ranee
sounded
the
Last
Port
as
What
do
you
want?"
asked
glass,
raised
his
eyes
toward
heaven
and
softly
murmured:
''Lord,
what
a
cow!"
i
grateful
goodbye
hug
from
hubby,
sweet
kisses
from
the
children,
off
to
school
after
a
hearty
hreakfast.
She
smiles
at
the
empty
plates,
happy
in
the
knowledge
that
she
has
pleased
and
eared
for
her
loved
one;
imiles
at
the
memory
of
the
joy
which
greeted
the
steaming
pancakes
and
the
Crown
ftrand
"Corn
Syrup
on
this
morning's
breakfast
table.
You,
too,
can
serve
Crown
Brand
with
complete
'
confidence
because
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup
has
buriel
took
place
at
the
soldiers'
i
j
plot.
I
A.
G.
Boas,
Eskimo
curios.
w
.
:
--
r
..
V.
,
1
I
the
bartender.
The
sufferer
could
only
blurt
"Tall
Cold
and
full
of
gin."
I
'Sir,"
snapped
a
drunk
stand-ling
next
to
him,
'you
are
referring
to
the
woman
I
love."
A
Special
Treat
for
Boby
is
his
bowlful
of
"Cream
U
le
nt
"...
and
mi
e
od
for
luin,
tool
Jut
five
Kiiii'it'S
of
boiL'nir
make
5
Minute
"Cream
of
Whc-!t
"
completely
duiestiiile
ready
for
baby
to
r
it.
It's
pioii,
too,
for
ail
three
"
T's
"
.
.
.
toddlers,
'
maruii
van
uoucn,
aiicn
yii;-
You
could
tell
she
was
just
ture
1
The
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
of
First
United
;
'
t"'
ami
i"i
n-ncers
for
jt
s
hnmnil
ot
food-cnerity
:ii:d
bioodiiuildinn
Iron
and
provides
Calcium
and
i
far
id.-,
ili'fii.icnt
in
these
elements.
Your
jounitstert
"''mi,
a
uf
inat"
topped
wuli
a
sprinkle
of
maple
or
;ir
ur
a
i
:ii"iu:
Ldile-poon
of
pureed
apricots.
Take
ti-
n
a"
family"
hal.it
of
-CREAM
OF
WHEAT
"
.
.
.
i-noijiii
n'ul
iimor
will
rriike
:t
a
favorite
with
everyone!
been
recommended
and
used
for
years,
in
the
bottle
feeding
of
infants
and
is
a
favourite
with
all
ages
because
of
its
delicious
'
and
tempting
flavour.
l
line
i-ype-pretiy
as
a
turn
ana
,
hooked
Boulter
Mfs
c
rug.
just
as
dumb
as
she
floated
j
Mrs
E
Watsorii
crocheted
lace
j
through
the
cocktail
lounge
with
1
cjot
a
fuzzy
poodle
under
her
arm.,
.
Canadian
Legion,
flag
stand
.She
seated
herself
and
as
the
'made
by
E
Croxford.
(waiter
to
take
her
or-
prepared
Mrs
A
G
Boas
afghan.
Ider,
baby-talked
the
dog
into
(
Mrs
BasU
Prockter)
knitted
exasperation.
sweaters.
Trying
to
comfort
the
fidget-
j
Gordon
Fraser,
leather
picture
ing
animal
(the
waiter
still
frames.
j
waited),
she
cooed:
"There.'
Marjorie
Tattersall,
knitted
there,
now,
Mama's
itsy-bitsy
Qi
!
baby
nobody's
going
to
hurt
Norman
Baker,
leather
book
EUWAKtJ.sHl
Vi
Do
Yon
tint
Two
Negroes
who
had
not
seen
each
other
in
five
years
discovered
each
had
been
married
during
this
time.
"What
kinda
woman
did
you-all
get,
Mose?"
asked
Rastus.
"She's
an
angel,
Rastus,
dat's
what
she
is."
"Boy,
yo
sho'
is
lucky.
Mine's
still
livin',"'
Rastus
muttered
sorrowfully."
that
collie
(lavs
are
so
lmy
tlis
hands
of
your
it,
kitj-hen
clork
wctn
to
wtnri
like
anierry-go
round
?
On
day!
"
W
e
appreciate
your
loyally
to
Quality."
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
HE
CANADA
STARCH
COMPANY
LTD.
MONTKAl
-
TORONTO
Church.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilk'.i
was
organist.
Hymns
were
"What
a
Friend
We
Have
In
Jesus"
and
"Lfad.
Kindly
Light."
Pallbearers
were
Victor
Lewis.
James
Kelly,
Joseph
Kilby,
William
Osborne,
Leslie
Parkes
and
Andrew
MacDonald.
Flowers
were
sent
by
The
Family,
the
'Newtons
of
Lulu
Island:
Ross.
Olive
and
Famiiy
of
Medicine
Hat.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Yager,
Jack,
Rose
and
Frances,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F"red
Hardy,
Andy,
Thora
and
July.
Eric
and
Marie,
Chris
and
Inga,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
L.
Hansen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Hodgkinson
and
Hilda,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Lewis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hale.
Mrs,
E,
Evans.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Parks,
Ma'y
Spring
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mr.',
J.
Sherwood,
Coasters
Bowling
Team.
Cougars
Bowling
Team,
All
the
Girls,
Pop,
Johnny,
Kenny,
and
Harold
at
Atlln,
Sun
j
;
uu-
cover.
There's
plenty
of
fun
when
you
!
Tne
poodle
setled
after
a
while
Mr.
Freestad,
oil
paintings,
j
skj
in
the
mts.
!and
the
affectionate
girl
turned
A.
R.
Holtby,
woodwork.
And
swimming
is
fun
in
the
se.
i
big
blue
eyes
to
meet
the
icy!
Mrs.
E.
J.
Glans,
Burns
Lake,
;There's
plenty
of
fun
if
you've
:
glare
of
the
waiter,
who
asked,
varied
handiwork,
i
Dlentv
of
mon
j
courteously
but
bitingly:
"Your
'
Norma
Johnson,
Myrna
Knut-
Alto
Manufocfurvn
of
Cooado
Corn
Starch
sen,
Marie
Mortimer,
Suzanne
first
dog,
madam?"
i
Wherever
you
happen
to
b.
like
this
ill
good
idea
to
know
a
few
time-savini;
trirks
.
.
.
and
here
one
you'll
wnnt
to
take
particular
note
of:
A
well-or-Raniced
"
lumiemaker
I
know
eaves
herself
time
trouble
extra
work
by
keeping
her
drains
fast,
rutin
ing
with
Oillett's
Praia
Cleaner.
Plie
Kays
"laity"
drains
low
her
tip
.
.
.
but
just
tw
1nl'!-j0n
a
week
of
Cilletl'i
Drain
Cleaner
keep
her
drnisu
i'1-ar
t,d
free
from
rloiiiring
sedimeni.
When
it's
aa
simple
as
thi
why
let
sluttiii-h
drains
steal
reeious
minutes?
Ak
your
taw
to-moirow
for
Gl
IXEtT'S
L)I!AIN
CLEANER
then
mate
a
tiinr-savin(
habit
of
it!
'
"
.
'
n
you
fww
.
.
.
ali-l
lln
v
ie
yours
ii'
tv
h"au'i,:ul
vear-'
la
li.e
Mir-
"
of
the
i.'-'.-''-(j--if-onL;il,read!
-'tI:i
Nylon
Thread
''f
a
oti.er
types
:,':-''i
...
It
Itie
a
I
't
'l'.r;,l,!e
:,,
,at
i"riicii
and
sita;n
'v
!"
in
rnlours
ymi-
f
.hrirs
.
.
.
n-k
11
i
1.1.1
Nion
S,
winf
"'-:'
..
(
ihrind
lr-
d'oir
the
riiii
Xlh
or,
r
a
little
'
r'M.c
,,,K(;i.
By
Chic
Young
All
Squaws
Are
Alike!
RLONDIF.
Two
workmen
sat
down
to
eat
their
lunch,
and
one
began
un-
IMi.l
i
un
i
mi
j
.pp-ao-j
mi
..in
,,,
M.'.l'i'l
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a
'tswsurass-r.ji
.
.
i
TlsAM
GOOOKiF.ro
.i
t
'mi:
"
IS,
-'.rpr-.
FOR
THE
BUMSrtAPb
i
t
.
V.
-THEY'LL
ALWAV5
i
T
PUT
UP
FOR
THE
NIGHT
WHEN
VaNALA'.ONGSIDE
fWl
.
:
THEV
TURNEPjCfeff
fSrstTUE
DOOR
TO
WSA;'
&ta-
U
f
ON
ME,
y
r
,
'
I
wrapping
a
parcel
about
18
or
20
inches
long.
"What's
that?"
asked
his
1
friend.
j
"Well,
my
wife
is
away,
so
I
made
a
pie
for
myself."
I
"A
bit
long,
isn't
it?"
i
"Of
course
It's
long.
It's
rhu
rise
Grocery,
J.
S.
Cf.eer
B.
Biidden
and
Carpenters'
Union.
rv-t
W
v'ft
REFUSES
'"t
to
pu
your
winter
rloihes
wiv
AFRICA'S
NEWEST
COLLEGE
IBADAN.
Nieeria.
CP'
The
ti:,nk
about
huw
to
proteet
them
'
lie
d.scovercd
jut
the
thing
to
.V;?
i
once
and
for
all
.
.
.
it's
do.
-v
i
,;e
jt
nt
a
,
.
.
and
oi
the
other
insect
pests
that
soine-f
l.''Ili'-!il.
mitral,
li
I
Saldio
WUs
the
barb."
The
nreneher
PXDOunded
on
-;iv
In
tie
u,-r,
jurjiui
fli.,.-
mu'l'S
and
bu?s.
To-d:lV
I
New
University
College
was
'opened
here
in
Japuary.
It
will
j
graduate
Africans
in
arts
and
science.
Special
provisions
are
j
being
made
for
training
in
medi-
cine.
agriculture,
forestry,
veter
M-im.
,
n
liable
tonus
of
DDT
for
ceneral
home
ne.
It
iXV''''1
'""."'I"
Vlaw1
DDT
rrv-slal
can
b
a'
"K!v-
fapho
is
available;
ncro.s
Canada
in
dnii;tores
'"i.ii,
v,v
.
,
.
a.k
fr
SAl'Tlt)
6'
DDT
with
the
hand
"
lor
,-Al'iHJ
DDT
Pest
Dust.
I
.'V
v,
y
1
i
ptf
-
fcM
inary
science
and
engineering.
f
w
J
j
V
'
Al
JTtM
t
'
I
V
'
&f
IMl
jj
lr
lwVf
rcyrt.MllK.W'.rU,.,.,.
-'
'
'i''t-
'
e,a''I',,'
from
a
voun!r
mother's
baby
""'"ill
u
...
a
timely
tip
when
Junior's
feeding
tune
riinics
round!
When
your
doctor
juenesta
lidding
a
little
finely
strained
food
to
Junior's
III'
till
remember
Tlein
Islrntnnrl
Voods
are
Just
Monkeying:
Around
the
House.
the
evils
of
gambling
and
the
old
lady
in
the
front
pew
nodded
agreement
and
intoned
"Amen!"
He
launched
into
a
tirade
against
drinking
and
smoking
and
stealing,
all
the
while
she
nodded
and
repeated,
"Amen,
Brother!"
I
Then
he
switched
to
gossiping.
Her
face
reddened,
her
eyes
blazed
with
anger,
and
she
turned
to
her
neighbor
and
whispered:
''Now
the
old
goat's
stopped
preaching
and
started
to
meddling."
?j
.
fi
Cv
Vi
I
s
'
iii
iue-io-order"
ior
baby
s
health
and
happine!
1
1
Hi
u'
M"111
Strained
Baby
and
Junior
Fowls
Si
n
ti,,'
.'
""
v
,0
Pmwe
vitamins
and
minerals
in
hich
',
'"Vie
vacuum-packed
to
coal
in
all
their
wholesome
It,
V,"lr
r.,-'V
tomorrow
for
HEINZ
STRAINED
FOODS
too
good
for
babvl
jiil
HM
LOTS
-i
I
WONDER
IP
THESE
JL.t
XcAGVVOOD
1
CCS
(
H13155
C
AEANY
ONIONS
f!ffl
r(WiS
gSraA
-N
T
r?
A
V
-1
,lsi
TW
PANTRY
fe'S
PEOPLE
V
WHAT?
)
I
1
n!
TOnnav
..
How
Trv
It
ft
.
..A
l,ntrnn.
'
1"
tins
new
'
i
-l't-v
w;,v
"
'
'feminine
iimi
!'"
"
that,
modern
1
"
7117,,
rbrmistry
has
1
1VJ
vrt
i
s
a
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
i
u
ti
nessl
nti
Sno-Mist,
oi
courae
.
ipT
tins
fine"
powder
deodorant
is
the
P.
IK,-'
"
deodorant
top!
So
quick
.T.
very
neat
nn
Q.
How
can
I
launder
a
new
colored
cotton
house
dress
for
the
first
time,
successfully?
A.
Use
one
tablespoon
of
salt
to
each
quart
of
water.
Then
in
the
rinse
water
use
one
tablespoon
of
vinegar
to
each
quart
'
Wlimen
ie
.ii
nil
ir
nrr.
over
fur
yt
nili,Tflil
ways
it
can
wtra
M
'X
done
so
much
"T
to
brinn
new
beauty
into
woman's
lifel
It's
responfible
for
lovely,
new
fabrics
ueh
in
cela-nese,"
nylon
and
nil
the
acetate
rayons.
And
modern
ehemWry
is
responsible,
too.
for
All-fabric
Tintex
Tints
and
Dyes
.
.
.the
famous
household
dyes
that
are
to
effective
with
every
fubrio,
whether
natural
or
man-mudc!
Y'ou'll
find
that
All-fabric
Times
eliminate
all
worry
and
pues-'-work
(roni
home
dyeing
nnd
it-
comes
in
as
amaiitiK
variety
of
fashion-wise
colors.
AskforAll-fal.ricTlNTEX
tomorrow
nt
your
dru,
department
or
variety
ft
ore
and
follow
the
directions
on
tlm
packana
fot
Oroteclinn
s
f
ill
Tt'.T
wt
of
water.
This
treatment
will
There's
A
Strong
Family
Resemblance!
and
it
keep
the
colors
bright.
Q.
What
is
a
silence
cloth?
A.
A
heavy
cloth
or
padding
which
is
placed
underneath
the
.
f
j'iltlEilf
UilllUllIIH
II
lliiiii'C
"
dagwood,
cowel
T-N
S
BACK
WITH
THAT
x
LErs
SEE
t
VISOUPBONE
J
V
WHAT
WE'RE
v,
V-v-V
vTb(i
GOIrG
TO
HAVE
)
J?J
U;-'?
FOR
SUPPER
tl
'
$M
TjnjTnmi
.,u,
VUpujiM
HELLO,;
I
(
Licit
HEUO
HELLO
J
I
jFfiJ
w
kg
ifB
'
,"
,!
!
'"r
.
'
in-.,.:,
Ask
for
it
t.
1ST
I,
!';
"'inner
,
'1'i.iv
ie-
tablecloth
to
deaden
the
sound
of
the
dishes
and
to
protect
the
table.
Q.
How
can
I
make
corn
meal
mush
ta"te
better?
A.
When
making
corn
meal
n
MAKING
CANDLES
Miss
Lsontina
.Eisewerth
of
Young,
Sask.,
is
the
only
candle-maker
in
western
Canada.
She
operates
a
candle
factory
founded
by
Father
L.
H.
Shirley,
priest
of
her
parish
at
Young.
Fr.
Shirley
first
started
making
candles
in
the
rectory
with
the
hope
of
relieving
the
parish
debt.
His
hopes
were
not
realized
and
Miss
Eisewerth
took
over
in
1946.
She
uses
a
former
grain
elevator
engine
room
for
the
factory
and
a
filtering
plant
designed
-by
Fr.
Shirley
is
in
the
basement
of
his
church.
a
mmm
3
r
mME
H
a
DAISY,
GET
UP
.
(
ON
MV
SHOULDER,
'I
Y
AND
WE'LL
PLAY
I
.
I
OUP?
OLD
TRCK
,,
i,i,,("..,v',...i
.'--
-
-2
mush,
add
a
bit
of
soda
to
the
guarunleed
good
results
1
f''w
thi7
Golden
Shopping
Rule"
for
rea'
"'"Ppinn
satisfaction
.
.
.
look
lor
the
ideiitifvmK
'he
brand
name
that
nieuns
1rue
(piality.
"hen
1
p,)p
or
el,,,,.,,!,,!,,
nr
cociin
the
name
(r
is
always
Baker's.
You
eee.
B:iker'
Cocoa
i"
1""
'woa
with
not
a
thing
added
to
allcr
that
"Mown,
chocolate
richness.
Ask
your
grocer
-
fur
a
i,i,,.i-.,.
,
a.
f..n,u
l
-T
Z
U
L
water
at
the
sume
time
the
salt
is
added.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
Morgan
of
Billmor
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
St.
Paul,
tlim
"'-'ynrlions
in
i
nusc
o.iuoirow
,
.
men
yf"
on
the
label
for
the
be,
.lip
of
rocoa
ratlin"'1
6
U
'n
many
a
moon!
And
you'll
find
fr
(Hi.
i..
fur
e,u.
...
.1..
I...1
Cjvm
Inhnl
v
in
;
-
pj
I
uji
uu
mc
a