4
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2flp
tosf
Thursday,
March
24,
1949
Mis
Uj4
gloves.
S
i
Mrs.
j
w
crepe
twn
U
Rlovcs.
Mrs-
M
,
uress.
mony,
pfl.di'fil&yjs-
Unusual
musical
effects
'
were
achieved
by
Mrs.
J.
C
GUker
with
a
solovox
which
created
a
wide
range
of
musical
effects
in
addition
to
piano.
Models
advanced
to
piano
music,
and
retired
to
organ
strains
which
lent
rich-
variety
to
the
effect.
Mrs.
Gilker
also
played
two
solo
numbers.
........
Interspersed
through
the
various
sections
of
the
show
were
musical
numbers.
Mrs.
George
Sendall,
vocal
soloist,
sang
"What's
In
the
Air
Today?
",
MARKETS
,
Vegetables
Celery,
lb
13
Parsnips
(unwashed)
lb
07
Brussels
Sprouts,
lb
28
Turnips,
lb.
07
Mushrooms,
lb
85
Had
Lettuce,
bunch
'..
.17
Australian
Onions.
3
lbs.
,
.2S
Cabbase,
lb.
07
w.
I'll
I
r
i
NEW
STYLES
DISPLAYED
AT
FASHION
SHOW
Attractive
spring
fashions
displayed
by
winsome
models
inspired
warm
appreciation
from
a
capacity
crowd
at
the
Re-bekahs'
annual
spring
fashion
5-
w
to
1
1--
eral
arrangements
consisted
of
Mrs.
Alex
Barbe,
Mrs.
II.
V.
Tattersall
and
Mrs.
George
Howe
Decorating
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
Mrs.
G.
p
Pcttcrsen
and
Miss
Betty
Hood
Refreshments,
which
wet
t
served
to
the
entertainers
and
models
at
the
conclusion
of
the
show,
were
arranged
by
Mrs
William
McLeod
and
Mrs.
L.
McLean.
Suits
Mrs.
Ted
Moore,
English
tweed
suit,
hat,
bag,
gloves.
Mrs.
John
Christensen,
green
suit,
blouse
,hat,
bag,
gloves.
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Vetere,
blue
su!;.
Mrs.
Leon
Sandvar,
black
pin
stripe
suit,
blouse,
hat,
bag
gloves.
Mrs.
W.
Webster,
Brown
suit.
Mis
..
Hi-
""
ituth
v
i
i
1
1
i
lomaioes,
no.
1.
id.
.33
Okanagan
Onions,
lb
.29
Potatoes,
10
lb
.45
I
-Little
Irish
Girl''
and.
as
the
Canned
VecetaMes
'
Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.79
JANE
ASHLEY
Noma
SrWc
Oaparfmsnf
Th
Canoda
Starch
Company
Umltd
cut
oreen
,
Beans,
fey.
,
20
CRQVJN
BRAND
CONTEST
!
Marie
oat.
Print
iu
bag.
.
Mrs-
T.
Bouit
bron
dress
M".
John'c
Contest
Closes
April
15!
Be
sure
you
try
for
the
Grand
Prize
now!
-
before
it's
too
late!
no.
a
reas,
lancy
20
Mixed
Vegetables
21
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
..
14
Wax
Beans,
choice
.19
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
...
.19
Pumpkin,
2
for
25
Baked
Beans.
20-oz.
tin
,.
18
Baked
Beans.
15
oz.
tin.
2
for
.27
Tomatoes,
28-oz
27
Fruit
Bananas,
lb
.24
show
held
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
Wednesday
evening.
The
creations,
which
ranged
through
formal,
informal
and
children's
wear
and
included
a
formal
wedding
ensemble,
were
provided
through
courtesy
of
Wallace's
Ltd.
The
hall
was
attractively
decorated
in
pink
and
green
for
the
occasion
and
the
show
was
opened
by
Miss
Betty
Hood,
Past
Noble
Grand
of
the
Rebekah
(contlm
ceutf
.
.
.
6te'&
&t
you
enter
-
1.
Simply
print
your
noma
and
address
on
any
plain
sheet
of
paper.
i
i
VwJf
2.
Mail
this,
together
with
a
label
from
a
5
lb.
tin
of
Crown
Brand
'
wedding
procession
formed
at
the
bridal
arch,
"I'll
Walk
Beside
You."
Vaughan
Tattersall
contributed
violin
solos.
Both
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Gilker
at
the
piano.
A
feature
of
the
program
was
the
dancing
of
five
pupils
of
Mrs.
Mavis
Colclough's
dancing
class,
Daintily
costumed,
their
efforts
were
widely
applauded.
The
dancers
were
Sonja
Berg,
Janice
Taylor,
Anna
Colussl,
Jackie
Gus-tafson
and
Elsa
Insuiander!
Heading
the
bridal
group
which
was
costumed
by
Rupert
Peoples
Store,
was
Miss
Ruth
Jordan,
gowned
m
a
white
satin
model
gown
with
veil.
Bridesmaid
Marie
Boulter
was
gowned
in
(M)
PRIZES
Y
Corn
oyrup
lor
recsonable
facsimile)
to:
THE
CROWN
BRAND
CONTEST,
Station
"H"
Montreal,
Que.
3.
Be
certain
your
entry
has
sufficient
postage.
I
Apples,
cooKine.
lb
11
1
Fancy
Apples,
3
lb
35
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz
38
Grapefruit.
Texas
(white).
80's.
4
for
35
(pink)
96s,
4
for
29
Oranges
(Navel)
.25
49
Dates.
2
lb
7"'0
Grapes,
Emperor,
lb
'"
ii5
Ftthh
Milk
n
Ouart
L
90
!
Lodge,
who
welcomed
the
audience.
Miss
Hood
introduced
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan,
who
acted
as
narrator,
and
L.
M.
Felsen-
thal,
proprietor
of
Wallace's,
its
That
is
all
you
do
to
enter
the
Crown
Brand
Contest.
Now,
here's
what
happens:-
....
154
entries
will
be
drawn
from
the
mail
received
during
this
last
prize-
winning
period.
These
1
54
persons
will
then
be
asked
to
mail
a
letter
v.
i
giving
three
reasons
why
they
like
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup.
i
;
;
.
Then,
based
on
the
merit
of
the
replies,
the
154
prizes
will
be
awarded
.
OS
follows:
Gentlemen
prefer
Christie's
'
Jj
because
they're
j3)
J
Chris1
I
';,r
,.
BispJ
JJ
S100M
10
,
2nd
mil:
152
PRIZES
OF
1st
PRIZE:
EACH
Pint
ZZ"
.12
Cream,
V2
pint
.28
,
Ems
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
..
6H
Medium
.62
.
.Butter
.
First
x
Grade,
lb
-
"
70
'
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tins.
2
for
33
Case
7.75
,
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
..
,
53
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
59
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
2.99
Flour.
24's
...
1
59
who
spoke
briefly.
The
models
were
a
picture
of
lovliness
as
they
paraded
to
a
prettily
decorated
arch
on
the
platform
at
the
centre
of
the
hall
where
they
pivoted,
then;
continued
to
a
larger
platform
at
the
end
of
the
hall.
There,
their
costumes
were
displayed
against
a
mirror
background,
encircled
with
baskets
of
roses.
Lighting
effects
were
cleverly
designed
to
enhance
the
har
heavy
pink
taffeta
with
shoulder
veil
and
elbow-length
gloves.
Bridesmaid
Margaret
Brain
was
attired
In'
a
blue
taffeta
gown
with
shoulder
veil
and
elbow-length
gloves.
K
Footwear
for
the
models
was
displayed
through
courtesy
of
Brownwoods.
".
Committee
In
charge
of
gen
THE
JUDGES
WILL
DETERMINE
WHICH
OF
THE
THREE
FIRST-PRIZE
LETTERS
RECEIVED
DURING
THE
THREE
i
PRIZE-WINNING
PERIODS
IS,
IN
THEIR
OPINION,
THE
BEST.
THE
WRITER
OF
THIS
BEST
LETTER
WILL
THEN
BE
AWARDED
THE...
fGRAND
PRIZE:
$
,000
,
7
.
-zzc
m
S
N
'(the
mnuffs
ap?e
v1'""
L
'
,
'.
I
.
WAVING
A
TEBf?FIC
4V"
f
ri
nvnn
,
'
:
(battle-sh
just
)
5!
m
2
likett
ar
cuius
label
ml
i
carton
lia
)
at
ita
Mlomnf
aradwts:
If
no
label,
top
or
carton
Is
enclosed
the
Grand
Prize
will
be
$1,000.
The
Crown
Brand
Contest
is
open
to
all
Canadians
except
employees
and
their
families
of
The
Canada
Starch
Company
and
its
advertising
agency.
Judges'
decisions
will
be
final.
All
entries
become
the
property
of
The
Canada
Store
Company.
Prize
Winners
will
be
notified
by
mail
within
90
days
after
close
of
the
contest.
A
complete
list
of
prize
winners
will
be
available
upon
request
at
the
close
of
the
contest.
IT'S
THE
CONTEST
FOR
EVERYBODY
BECAUSE
IT'S
EASY
AND
EVERY
MEMBER
OF
THE
FAMILY
CAN
WIN!
WRITE
NOW
-
AND
WRITE
OFTEN!
If
you
did
not
enter
the
first
two
prize-winning
periods
(Jan.
15-Feb.
15i
Feb.
16-March
15),
there
is
still
time
for
you
to
enter
this
last
prize-winning
period
(March
1
6-April
1
5).
And
if
you
entered
the
first
two
parts
of
the
contest
make
sure
also
tg
enter
this
remaining
one
the
more
entries
you
submit,
the
more
chances
you
have.
THE
CANADA
STARCH
COMPANY
LIMITIO
MONTREAL
TORONTO
2
Tops
from
Crown
Brand
Two
lb.
Con
Top
Tin
or
labol
from
5
lb.
Tin
2
Topi
from
Kara
Two
lb.
Con
Top
Tin
or
label
from
5
lb.
Tin
2
Topt
from
lily
Whit
Two
lb.
Con
Top
Tin
or
label
from
5
lb.
Tin
2
labols
from
Bonson's
Coin
Starch
2
lobolt
from
Canoda
Corn
Starch
2
Silver
Gloss
Cartons
2
linit
Cartons
To
Increase
His
Cabinet
lull-time
members.
At-present
it
consists
of
eight
members.
Attorney-General
uoruon
Wls-
mer
wants
to
divest
himself
of
:
the
Labor
portfolio.
The
C.C.F.
I
has
asked
for
a
full-time
Labor
Johnson
Introduced
In
the
Leg-tture
yesterday
afternoon
an
amendment
to
the
Constitution
Act
which
would
permit
the
en
'
Speculation
As
to
New
-
Members
of
British
Columbia
Government
VICTORIA
Pi
Premier
Byron
department
on
the
grounds
that
Wismers
duties
as
attorney-general
detract
from
an
ef
larging
of
the
cabinet
to
twelve
ficient
tlabor
administration.
APPLIANCES
FOR
YOUR
COMFORT
AND
CONVENIENCE
...
CLOCKS
Electric
Kitchen
56.95
'
;
1
Electric
Alarm
$6
95
j
L'OKFEE-MAKEK
S
Cory
.".
77
"$575
to
$7.75
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
who
has
announced
that
he
is
retiring
from
public
life,
also
has
two
portfolios
provincial
secretary
anu
minister
of
.
health
and
welfare.
Speculation
has
followed
the
introduction
of
the
amendment
but
appointments
are
not
expected
until
after
an
election.
Aid.
it.
K.
Gervin,
prominent
Vancouver
Labor
man,
has
been
mentioned
as
a
possible
minister
of
labor.
uIjAJN
hrlo
(i.E.,
Dual
Control
$54.50
fcAMPS
!
XM
JriJZi
tklin
I
VALEXANDEP?'
S
(take
tmese
field
J
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!
mav
1
r-
Ofn
yo.it
??ts'
)
C
eow)
masses,
pop.
Sj
Trilite
Complete
with
Silk
Shades
tH
...
$19.95
Torcheries
$17.73
Air
Vice-Marshal
Leieh
f.
I
ax'
-vv
ri
.'.
f
villi
til
I
'
v
v
ijw
r
1
Stevenson,
Point
Grey,
is
said
unofficially
to
be
in
line
for
one
cabinet
post.
1
.laufflui
Table
Lamps
$
7
75
HEALTH
LAMPS
Infra
Red
Clear
$155
Z.
Infra
Red
Ruby
yY-;
TOASTERS
Westinghouse
Autocrat
$15.50
General
Electric,
2-slice
$11.95
-
General
Electric,
Turnover
$
94)5
Norhern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
3rd
Ave.
and
3rd
St.
O
PHONE
210
or
209
O
i
i
i
4
AT
THE
.
PETER
PAN
GIFT
SHOPPE
t
i
THE
LUXURY
TAX
IS
OFF!
Greeting
Cards
Novelties
Cigarettes
Candy
Ice
Cleam
and
Soft
Drinks
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TMlft!0
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WIS
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FtACWV
Wlj"S
V
FGWT
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421
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happen.
THEy
saw
vou-j
;
J2t&$?'
'
WkyW
HERE
COMES
,
J
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:
7
I
AND
yE
ARE
SO
HAPPY
WE'D
SING
IF
WE
COULD.
.
.
HEY
W
FELLAS!
A
Mi
Everything:
ai
Bulger's
is
Now
'..
,
Free
of
the
Luxury
Tax
A
watch
that
formerly
cost
you
$20
with
tax,
will
now
cost
you
$16.
This
Illustration
applies
to
everything
in
the
store.
ALSO
OUR
SPECIAL
DIAMOND
VALUES
WILL
BE
ON
DURING
THE
PERIOD
OF
LENT
OR
TILL
EASTER.
SUNDAY
isn't
the
only
day
you
can
take
the
little
woman
out
for
dinner.
'
Try
treating
her
to
a
dinner
during
the
week
with
maybe
'a
show
afterward.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
For
Clmken-in-the-ilough
For
Reservations
PHONE
RED
705
,
nfc
h
O-iWMl
mil
p
,1
.i..un
m
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1