Prlnca
Rupert
Doily
Ue-;z
Thursday,
September
21.
1950
Smi!esJn
Chuckles
Conservatives
-
Coming
Back
1
2r150-Mile
Mercy
Flight
Completed
EDMONTON
tP-The
lonm
merru
fliuhf
(n
rn.i.i-
.""
SHIPSand
WATERFRONT
un
f,7s.fcr
MONTREAL,
Sept.
21st
Your
Lusband
will
be
inrhunted
by
your
lovclv
hands
when
you
jrive
tlirm
the
soothing,
smoothimc
rsra
tvi
JERGE.N'3
I.OIIOX!
'ies,
n-n
(eyes
tm.umi!)
love
ttwir
women
to
have
lorrly
hun.ls
and
Jergena
Inioa
iovmurMr;H
3
sill
!
of
WCto
Mrs,
Henry
Smith
Is
Orange
llonoree
Fast
mistresses
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Eenevolent
Association,
at
a
business
and
social
meeting
last
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
Paulson,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
honored
Mrs.
Henry
Smith,
long
a
prominent
member
of
the
organization,
who
is
leaving
shortly
for
the
south
to
make
her
future
home.
Durlnpr
the
refreshment
period,
Mrs
.J.
Johanson
presented
Mrs.
Smith
with
a
souvenir
spoon
as
a
tangible
token
of
esteem
and
best
wishes.
Remarks
appropriate
to
the
occasion
was
made.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
Borden
Street.
AIR
PASSENGERS
"
"auus
aviation
.
history
was
completed
to-
Hfltr
ciliun
mi
r
f.
...
aircraft
completed
a
2.15()-mn
flight
from
Edmonton
to
Eure
ka
Sound
weather
station
in
the
Northwest
Territories,
680
miles
south
of
the
North
Pule.
The
plane
carried
an
Air
Force
doctor
to
the
station,
where
I
e
roy
Havens,
Berkeley,
California
1
01
nia.
in
nei-inn!,,
m
V.
--jr
Hum
oiooo.
poisoning.
The
doctor
gave
the
American
weatherman
first
aid
L
VW7
1
1-
""""
""'"a
io
Keep
tlirm
ttmt
wavl
I
V
-
pp
an
extra
bonk
in
your
kitchen.
Cse
it
after
,
K
,Vk
I'Viy
w:itcry
chore.
Most
wonu
o
who
have
loarnrd
mefrMmlSrHUi
is
Umihful
way
ta
smooth,
nt
tract
it
e
hnmlj
know
that
even
as
fine
a
lotion
iw
Jurga
has
ta
be
ueU
reiiiiarlY
t.
(to
lis
koo.1
work
I
Jei
gens
l.otiua
is
10c,
2So,
fcjo
and
9;
JErer
PJayerf
Tfce
".Wop
Came"?
You
get
maps
of
the
-always
lonirrd
to
spo
and
plan
an
imattinsry
viil.
But
why
not
make
your
miiii-gume
a
reality?
Find
out
how
much
your
tup
will
cost,
then
cim
n
a
Sm
tnin
Account
for
it
t
the
BANK
OF
MONTltEAM
I
tali
mine
my
'Xnns.'Wiw-
A..t,..i"
.i
...i.
t
-..
in,
,
'ClUr
lib
.
...L.Hiii
,
r.u
u
IllMUlll
I
pill
one-twelfth
of
my
vacation
cxixmsfs
into
it.
There'll
be
no
sudden
simin
on
your
lnidiet
if
you
pkin
ahead
Mike
this
I
Why
not
make
up
your
mind
now
.
.
.
while
!
CALGARY
The
Progresslve-
Conservative
party
may
actively
participate
in
the
Alberta
poll-
!
tical
field
again
after
an
absence
1
of
several
years.
A
candidate
may
be
nominated
in
the
forth-
j
coming
by-election
In
Olds
riding,
j.
Ross
Henderson
of
Cal-
igary.
head
of
the
party
for
the
province,
states.
.
jnounced:
"It's
a
boy
six
feet
.
tall
and
185
pounds."
I
When
r.::sg
Haaei.
a
seml-in-I
valid
living
in
a
downtown
hotel,
suddenly
began
receiving
j
stream,
of
telephone
calls,
there
wa
much
curiosity
among
the
personnel.
A
strict
rule
forbade
;
listening
in
on
any
guest's
con-,
versation,
but
when
the
manager
paid
his
monthly
call
to
collect
I
the
rent
he
risked
an
lnnnh
v
about
the
recent
activitv
nf
her
i
telenhone.
"Yes,
Isn't
It
wonderful?"
MUz
Hazel
said
happily.
'
I
get
so
tired
sitting
here
day
after
day
with
no
one
to
talk
to
that
I
had
my
sister
stick
one
of
these
tiny
labels
onto
a
menu
each
timt
she
ate
in
a
restaurant.
So
far
I've
found
that
the
so-cailecl
wolfe
is
pretty
nice
at
heart."
The
tiny
label
she
handed
the
manager
read:
Lonely?
Call
Mtss
Hazel
Main
2102,
Room
42
time
to
check
that
,
battery
BETTER
CAR
CARE
STARTS
HERE
v
rxue
rotttro
rum
To
Vancouver
(today)
R.
K
Vivian,
W.
Leeslnfj.
T.
J.
Piynn.
I
J.
Davip?,
J.
T.
Beckett.
G.
F.
Williamson,
E.
V.
Whiting,
W.
Prachman.
H.
J.
Swengel,
J.
T
Smith,
J.
T.
W.
Place,
P.
J.
Nation,
O.
Neilson.
To
Sandspit
(today)
A.
Collins,
Mrs.
D.
Kendall,
W.
J.
Irving.
J.'Degraves,
Mrs.
L.
Smith.
To
Stewart
(
today
i
Dr.
A.
J.
Pentland,
Mrs.
M.
Bennett.
From
Alice
Arm
to
Stewart
(todayi
R.
Duhlop
and
Mr.
Donnelly.
From
Vancouver
(yesterdayi
Dr.
A.
J.
Peritland,
Mrs.
Spir,
D.
A.
Shephard.
G.
J.
Hamilton,
P.
Walson,
A.
Dunlop,
E.
Aber-nathy.
Prom
Stuidspit
(yesterdayi
E.
Nickerson,
Mrs.
L.
Abrams,
Mrs.
D.
Kendall,
W.
Tinker.
Crash
Victim
i
Bodies
Found
VANCOUVER.
Bodies
of
two
men,
killed
in
an
airplane
crash
off
Bowen
Island
outside
of
Vancouver
harbor,
were
recovered
yesterday.
They
were
Allan
M.
Beach,
the
pilot,
and
N.
J.
Lebans,
a
passenger.
JFIuffy-liqht
h
'
"
-
J
uieicB
picmy
01
nine
to
save
.
.
11
of
M
'
Sunshine
Account"
this
pay
inent
on
your
next
vacation.
".Vow,
ISow
.
.
.
r
ho't
Flirting
P
xi
s
not
an
act,
it's
a
fact
it's!
that
certain
tan
talizing
glow
that
I
WOODBURY'S
provocative
m
Powder
phade
1
4
V
"COOUETTK"
A
gives
to
your
complexion
1
Whether
,i
Mioppinp,
uimng
or
ilane-tng,
you'll
see
compliments
mir-rored
in
every
glance
nlien
your
'
skin
has
the
rutin-snioolli
siicea
promised
by
a
unique
mgrediesl
contained
in
"Coquette".
1
love
(it
warm,
golden
rachel
tone...
its
tender
texture
.
.
.
heavenly
fragrance
.
.
.
and
longer
cIihr.
platen
your
powder
with
tha
.reamy
new
"Coquette"
pink
lipstick
and
then,
then
you'll
shaw
the
conquests
of
provocative
"Coquette"!
Choose
the
powdi-r
in
19c,
37s
or
6!)c
tize
.
.
,
and
the
lipstick
is
just
49c.
Oop.l
Don't
Throw
Away
I
ictx
i
hat
Vegetable
'
'
VT
Waterl
It's
full
.
A
needed
nour-
'j&Vt
olC
ishmrnt
.
.
.
and
ynu
f;m
m;lk9
iSu.jj
deli-
"
"T7w7iii
JT
cious
nourishing
.
TWI
instantly
bv
adding
BOVRIL.
Yes,
the
beefy
flavour
and
goodness
of
Bovril,
added
to
hot
vegetable
or
potato
-water,
makes
marvelous
Eoup
.
.
,
Jand
it
takes
just
a
few
minutes
to
make.
It's
simple,
too,
to
make
a
big
bowl
of
Bovril
gravy
by
add-
ihg
flour,
extra
hot
water
and
Uovril
af.er
you've
cooked
yaur
meat.
A
luscious
way
to
make
meat
taste
like
more
and
so
very
economical!
There's
no
doubt
about
it
in
these
days
of
high
meat
prices,
Bovril
ia
wonderfully
kind
to
your
budget
...
it
gives
you
more
meatmess
with
vour
meals
for
so
little
cost!
Hay
Bovril
at
your
favourite
grocery
or
butcher
store
next
time
you're
ahoppmfc.
J5ays
Mrs.
A.
Butler
;'k
i
"You
con't
beat
I
"'".ft
V
.'
'I
Avlmer
for
tru
K
Thot'i
why
Janet.
Barry,
Dad
and
i
VS
...
.:
enjoy
it
often.'
5?'
'vU
I
,
I
asked
the
priest
in
our
village
ii,
during
his
early
years
in
the
priesthood,
he
hadn't
often
regretted
the
restrictions
placed
on
his
relationship
with
the
attractive
young
women
of
his
congregation.
"More
often
than
I
care
to
remember,"
he
answered.
"However,
when
I
view
many
of
these
same
good
women
today,
I
am
strongly
reminded
of
God's
great
wisdom
and
mercy."
Whea
tne
last
guest
had
gone
after
the
wedding
of
my
young-tst
daughter,
I
sat
down
in
the
living
room
and
wept
bitterly.
I
feit
utterly
bereft.
For
25
years
my
three
girls
their
health,
edu
cation,
c'othes,
friends
and
pleasures
had
completely
absorbed
my
time,
energ)
and
thought.
My
husband,
whistling
.softy,
strolled
in.
"Oh,
Tom,"
I
sobbed.
"what
am
I
going
to
do?
All
three
of
the
children
gone!"
mere
was
a
moments
silence,
then
my
husband
asked,
"Has
it
ever
occurred
to
you
that
you
might
try
getting
married?"
From
"Life's
Like
That."
While
I
was
visiting
my
brother
in
Sherman,
Texas,
a
census-taker
told
us
of
this
experience.
Her
territory
Included
a
slum
section,
tund
as
she
walked
down
the
block
one
clay
the
woman
she
had
just
interviewed
come
running
after
her.
"1
done
made
a
mistake,
lady,"
she
panted.
"I
give
you
my
insurance
age,
36.
I
got
to
give
the
Government
my
old-age-pension
age
that's
42."
From
"Life's
Like
That"
The
Reader's
Digest.
Recently
one
of
'the
sinle
girls
in
our
office
came
In
early
one
morning
and
began
passing
out
cigars
and
candy,
both
with
blue
ribbons.
Somewhat
puzsled
and
more
than
a
little
surprised,
we
asked
the
occasion.
Proudly
she
displayed
the
solitaire
on
her
third
finger,
left
hand,
an
an-
Golden
-
brown
-mm
3
i
i
ntj-1
l
r.;;
t
,
on
There
is
a
CROYDON
For
the
Young
Lad
and
Lady
too!
,
Don't
You
Find
your
young
daughter
always
feels
proud
whea
she'r
.
a
f.iii
.-ini
iiviua
a
uisjl
(,aa
make
all
by
herself.
It's
one
of
those
delicious
ilH
dpsser,s-
Simply
make
up
a
shallow
pan
(strawberry
Jell-0.
When
firm,
lireak
into
bils
wilh
va.fork
and
mix
with.
whipped
cream.
Tile
in
glares
lined
with
lady
fingers.
Of
course,
any
one
of
Jell-O's
seven
sparkling
"locked-in"
flavours
may
be
used
'Htifl
fninvml
I
tile
t
I
l
-...i."
.
.
f
i
,i
Salmon
Net
Fhhing
Closing
Down
for
Season
Bad
.
Weather
Slows
up
Fishing
The
Skeena
and
Naaa,
Gren-ville
Channel
and
Princips
Channel
salmon
areas
close
to
all
salmon
net
fishing
tomorrow
at
6
p.m.
The
Butedale
area
closes
to
all
salmon
fishing
at
8
p.m.
Sunday,
September
24.
Purse
seine
area
number
1,
near
Masset,
opens
to
salmon
net
fishing
Sunday
at
6
p.m.
with
the
exception
of
Juskatla
Inlet,
which
will
rpmain
closed.
Volume
of
fish
caught
off
th
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
has
slackened
off
considerably
this
week,
and
bad
weather
has
slowed
down
boat
movements
and
reduced
catches
somewhat
on
the
east
coast.
Two
visiting
Ketchikan
Vessels
were
In
port
this
morning,
the
Dagney,
Capt.
S.
L.
Wiks,
and
the
Sidney,
Capt.
O.
Hendrlsk-
sen.
The
Dagney
brought
in
canned
salmon
while
the
Sidney
carried
frozen
fish
lor
transshipment
east.
CP.
ss.
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Charles
Robson,
was
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
on
her
return
south
alter
an
Alaskan
voyage.
Embarking
here
were
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.
W.
Evans,
L.
W.
Griffiths,
D.
M.
Sanderson,
J.
K.
Pollard,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Vivian,
G.
C.
Lande
and
C.
Bing.
Lusty
Outdoor
Action
Picture
A
lusty
action
epic
set
against
the
roaring
background
of
the
southwest
just
before
the
turn
of
the
century,
-The
Furies,"
with
a
stellar
cast,
cornes
as
the
feature
offerlne
to
thp
screen
of
thp
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Friday
and
Saturday.
It
Is
the
exciting
story
of
a
fabulous
cattle
baron
who
bought
his
ranch
empire
With
guns
and
ruled
through
violence.
This
role
is
played
by
Walter
Huston
and
the
picture
was
the
last
before
his
death.
As
Huston's
beautiful
but
self-willed
daughter,
Barbara
Stanwyck
has
an
outdoor
role
for
the
first
time
in
many
pictures.
Leading
man
is
Wendell
Corey
whose
part
is
that
of
a
two-fisted
owner
J
of
"
a
gambling
.
house
and
dance
hall.
Based
on
a
novel
of
the
same
name,
the
picture
was
largely
filmed
on
location
in
Arizona.
The
supporting
cast
includes
Judith
Anderson,
Gilbert
Roland.
Thomas
Gomez.
Beulah
Bondi,
Blanche
Yurka
and
Al
bert
Dekker.
Boycott
On
Cargo
Lifted
NEW
YORK
W
Leaders
of
Atlantic
Coast
longshoremen
today
lifted
their
boycott
of
Soviet
satellite
cargoes
but
delayed
decision
as
to
whether
to
resume
handling
of
Russian
cargoes.
Longshoremen
have
been
refusing
td
handle
cargoes
in
protest
against
Communist
aggression
in
Korea.
r
:
'.'...
t.
(
V
ltd?
"
&
.
This
advertisv;ent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
MIP
ASK
FOR
lgJr
PACIFIC
ISisBjj'
MILK
,(RADlTtO
.
kE
V
A
p
o
R
A
T
F
0
More
and
more
people
are
finding
out
the
added
goodness
that
Pacific
Milk
packs
into
every
vacuum
tin.
Pacific's
smooth,
creamy
-rich
texture
means
satisfying
nourishment.
You'll
like
it.
PACIFIC
MILK
Vacuum
packed
and
Homogenized
places
you've
.
and
open
your
-
day,'
with
the
first
regular
iml&U
Tie
Flrtt
Week,
back
at
school
arc
the
busiest
weeks
'
5'
...
so
many
new
y
;
new
playmates
toVfA;gy
pl'i.v
with.
,o
uii-jj5'
a
der
your
fhildren's
Xy,
I
oils!
Hut
because
f-l
tliese
lirt
weeks
are
extra-biicy
for
you.
too
.
.
.here's
a
Vp
a
meal
lo
satisfy
the
bigqeH
?'P'tite
and
it
takes
just
min
to
prepare!
Il's
delicious
IvitAFT
DINNER.
M-mmm!
It's
a
real
main
dish.
In
every
package
of
Kraft
Dinner
is
a
special,
fast-cooking
macaroni
that
cooks
to
fluli'y
lightness
in
only
7
minutes.
And
in
the
same
package,
Cheddar
cheese,
already
grated,
to'
sprinkle
in
for
rich
cheese
flavour.
For
just
a
few
pennies
there
are
ample
servings
for
four!
3?
'
f3
L
TJt
For
Another
Meat!"
is
often
A
happier
discovery
for
your
family
than
for
you,
the
busy
cook.
Hut
here's
a
meal-getting
tip
to
make
ercrione
happy.
I've
made
many
a
delicious,
nutritions'
meal
in
minutes
with
CANNED
SALMON
as
-the
Star.
For
a
gala
salad
or
a
hot
casserole
dish,
there's
truly
nothing
like
it.
Becausa
C.nnned
Salmon
combines
so
wonderfully
wilh
many
basic
dishes,
it
ran
ive
exciting
variety
to
your
menus
easy
and
economically.
Yes.
if
you'ru
interested
in
cutting
food
costs,
you'll
find
there's
no
waste
when
you
use
Canned
Salmon.
All
cooked
and
ready
to
est
it's
all
food
nutritious
and
completely
appetising!
I
r.tmght
The
Mol
Beautiful
f
Bran
Ash-Trayt
yesterday
ami
they
look
so
wonderful
in
my
livms
room
that
next
week
1'il
buy
a
couple,
of
brass
candlesticks.
I'm
definitely
"sold''
on
this
new
trend
lo
brassware
in
home
decoration!
It.
adds
such
glowing
beauty
to
any
decorating
scheme
contemporary
or
period.
Next
time
you're
shopping,
look
for
the
bras-ware
display
in
your
favourite
stcre.
And,
remember
when
you're
;
bev.nn
brassware
for
vour
"home
,
,be
sure
to
buy,
UHASSO,
tool'
"
Mb
will
keen
your
brassware
hand-romelor
alifetim.-.o,
tit's
so
vtry
easy
to
use
for
it's
the
polish
made
for
brass!
A'ltt
Autumn
Ilousetleaning
It
Vane,
accidents
can
happen
to
fffc
Vour
furniture.
V-V.
drapes
and
rugs
.
.
.
butter
dropped
or
perhaps
chewinor
n
u
m
But
don't
worry!
r1-
t'se
KNERGIXE
CLRANIXfi
FLUID.
It
will
help
keep
your
home
spic
'n'
sjian
so
inexpensively!
You
can
easily
get
rid
of
ugly
grease
spot
on
your
rugs
and
upholstery
with
Energine.
Eneigine
removes
fresh
paint,
tar
and
chewing
gum,
too!
And,
though
it's
so
effective,
it's
absolutely
safe!
...
contains
no
acids
nor
caustics!
What's
mora
Energine
works
wonders
cleaning
tubs,
basins,
tiling
and
refrigerators
.
.
.
stubborn
stains
vanish
and
porcelain
surfaces
tjliine!
You'll
find
it's
a
household
"must".
Take
my
advice
and
put
Energine
on
your
shopping
list
today
at
drug
and
department
Btores
for
as
uuie
as
zoc.
the
miseries
of
a
cold
this
Fall!
anil
keep
it
handv!
Tken
at
or
sneezes,
this
new
.mill.
can
stop
cold
nunivtoms
in
a
,il
."
Wene
east
wivcb
who
want
a
ia
ii
eeciai
pacKaes
oi
jeu-u
Jelly
Fowdera
d
i
on
hand
for
everyday
and
company
dinners.
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ia
a
v
f
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Paint
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CROYDON
COATS
LADIES'
and
MEN'S
For
Fall
and
Winter
CROYDON
IS
RIGHT
FOR
RAIN
!
No!
a
Water
Mix
pver
kalsomine
o
fixe
Resistant
I
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t
I
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Fall;
ortdi
Winter.'
season
CroVd
Baptone.ll"1
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paint,
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roll
on
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fromthe""'1
dorf
the
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for
rrrt?
Inh
VftB
1
your
Bop
Styles
for
Men
and
Women
in
English
Wool
and
Gabardines.
You
can
now
get
Fawn
and
Grey
shades,
also
the
ever
popular
Navy
Blue.
XWant
To
Wash
Or
Dry?"
.
.
iivcryone
wants
to
w
uau
i
ii
a
disheswhen
thty
Zy7wvJ
see
the
brand
JSrtJPy
ti
t
w,
grand
new
I
C'-I-b
.SPONGE.
'
It
makes
dish
Washing
a
pleasure!
Ym
see,
this
C-I-L
cellulose
6pouge
is
soft
us
velvet
when
it's
wet
kind
to
ymr
hands
and
your
finest
china,
lis
square
shape
makes
it
easy
to
clean
,
the
inside
bottoms
of
glasses,
pots
,
'n'
pans.
It
floats!
...
no
fumbling
i
around
in
the
bottom
of
the
ilish-tpsn.
It's
sanitary
can
be
cleaned
in
a
jiffy
under
the
tap
or
sterilized
Jin
boding
water.
And
after
wu've
.
finished
the
dishes,
squeeze
your
,
C-I-L
Sponge
dry
and
use
it
to
clean
tables
and
sink.
You'll
lind
.
C-I-L
Sponges
ia
five
convenient
j
eises
at
hardware,
department,
,
(jrug,,
.variety
and,
grocery
a
5e
ure
to
look
for
the
C
i-h
(label
it's
vour
-n
,,
BUAlity.
TAii
Zen
And
Excitement
To
J!''".
J'?"'
all
year
'round
wilh
HINZ
TOMATO
PRODUCTS!
Now
js
the
time
to
buy
the
"New
Pack"
for
every
year
at
this
time,
at
Leamington
and
Wallaceburg,
9nta"0:
thousands
of
pickers
gkther
the
rosy
harvest
of
tomatoes
frown
specially
for
Heinz.
Then
this
harvest
is
transformed
by
the
famous
Heins
chefs
into
four
family
"flavourites"
Ueint
Tomato
Juice
Heint
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
11
eint
Ketchup
and
Heinz
Chih
Sauce.
Tickles
your
appetite
ut
to
read
those
names,
doesn't
it?
Stock
up
now
on
Heinz
Tomato
Product
then
you'll
have
a
rich
upply
of
the
"pick
of
the
crop"
the
year
'round!
PVl
Cef
Collet
Unprepared
by
Jb
I
tuni.-M
now
lust
sign
of
sniffles
J
discovery
for
colds
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
IS
After
a
Day
the
Woods
.
There
is
noth
like
a
good
Should
you
desire
a
style
not
stocked
we
will
be
pleased
to
measure
for
size.
Special
orders
at
no
extra
cost.
Pleas
ask
to
see
cuts
of
the
new
styles.
Haul
And
you
can
enjoy
Anohist's
prompt,
effectiva
rehef
for
only
about
3c
per
tablet!
So,
do
take
mv
advice
ni
ie
prepared!
Get
the
Super-Econom"y
lamilv-Sue
bottle
of
30
Anolust
tableU
at
your
drug-t;isi
s
tmiay!
Hcmemher:
all-
ant,
histamine!
are
vot
Like
Ihcu
vary
greatly
tn
performance.
Anohist
in
the
cntintftannnc
formula
recommended
lor
hmilu
use
6a.
STEAM
We
Open
at
4
Every
Atren-iiKinro
wrw
MANAGEMENT
'Arm
You
l.ltlw
lnolr
nt
IrnR-t.TnA
Al
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.
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B,er
.
;
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,
11
irwj
wvli
"'"'tory
meiliod
if
feiinnme
hygiene
use
i
ZOMTORS.
Zonitors
are
effar-tive,
gieasehss.
stainless,
anow-wlnte
taginal
nuppositrii-ies
tlmt
are
powerfully
germicidal,
yet
absolutely
safe
to
delicate
tissues.
And
NORTHERN
SPORTS
r
FRASER
and
PAYNE
HEALTH
SPRINGS
jney
re
dainty
and
convenient
lo
use.
Ask
your
druggist
for
Zonitors
and
write
to
me
Barbara
lirent
1411
Crescent
St.,
Monti
r'
-
for
a
free
booklet
firing
frank
facts
on
fennr
-
-Kiuue.
ft
will
be
sent
V
you
ijft
plain
wrapper.
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