no
occasion
for
jealousy
be-not
end
with
the
black-topped
Dr.
R.
g
Large
tween
sections
but
all
should
roads
as
far
as
Cache
Creek
or
couver
inri.KiH
nV"ed
'an-
I'NITED
STATES
CANADA
(Continued
from
page
1)
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Thursday,
May
18,
1950
be
woven
,in
a
strong
bond
of
'-hs
and
.
Lac
la
H
h
ness
peoDlp
te.
u..
ITigris
River
On
Rampage
P.
H.
common
destiny,
all
working
to-
wards
the
creation
of
a
spirit
Linzey
spok
apprecla-
selves
in
taking
8par.
t
the
measures
of
Board
riiKti-i.,i
.
.
a4
prevent
the
steady
growth
of
Prince
Rupert
now,"
lie
de-dared.
As
a
gesture
of
goodwill.
Col.
Swan
presented
President
Felsenthal
with
a
handsome
gavel,
the
gift
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
Vr.
Felsenthal
gave
assurance
that
it
would
be
used
to
knock
on
Vancouver's
of
friendliness
one
for
the
other.
1
lively
of
size,
industry
and
prosperity.
"Every
totalitarian
government
has
the
ambtiion
to
conquer
the
world
by
way
of
this
continent.
The
strength
of
the
V
Mrs.
Mark
New
P.-T.
President
,'ancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
i
Trade
work
and
the
co-oper-
in
connection
with
atio.i
of
Reg
Rose.
civic
Centr.
...,
.tne
0t
j
BAGHDAD,
Iraq.
(?
Tile
tur
i
bulent
Tigris
River
flo.xied
sub
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
v
vimvai
d
h'n
vMtprrt-iv.'
democratic
wokc
u
ceir.red
in
in
n
tho
the
civic
civic
field,
field,
had
had
similar
similar
problems
of
sidewalks
and
sewers.
"Once
Mr.
Anscomb
and
his
government"
i
m
tax
jii'i,
i
It
roan
f
f,
j
-
j
thesp
two
ereat,
countries.
we
r-inrwif
h..
fiwiinitort
hut.
must.
Hon.
Herbert
Anscomb,
min-
Mrs.
P.
Mark
was
elected
pies-
j
driving
20.000
persons
from
ident
of
King
Edward
Parent-
,
their
homes.
Ciiiciais
said
50,000
Teachers'
Association
at
their
i
houses
wore
siidiiKrgr-d
and
annual
meeting
Tuesday
nit;ht.
hundreds
of
mud
constructed
R.
E.
Mortimer
;4
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR
li've
together
JU1
capitalists
fcter
of
finance,
was
in
jovial
Just
watch
us
get
them."
he
re-must
unite
against
the
forces
of
mood.
Rivalry
between
Prince
marked.
totalitarianism."
i
Rupert
and
Vancouver
was
Reg
T.
Rose,
executive
secre-
Other
Speakers
nothing
new.
For
years
.Victoria
tary
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
buildings
collapsed.
No
loss
of
life
is
reported.
1
cvtatsMMuattl
MU-M
KEAL,
May
18-Herr'
how
to
hair
that
wnnilnfullv
.i..i
"".t"!
'V,mt
rolled"
look
tl,.'
faZ"
"1
fiive
your.lf
a
RICHARU
HI'Um't
3
PKRMANKNT
.
.
.
it
truly
"mi
V
,
HV1
You
e,
R
hrd
Hudnut-Mp
nT
H
know
lhat
if.
Ih.
srr
lJ,
ZtZZS
the
difTorence
m
home
permanent.
J
Home
Permanent
Wavmr
I
nti,,
t..
i
And
u
"1
Other
officers
cxcleu
were
Honorar
PresidentsrM
.
R.
G.
Moore.
Past
President
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer.
Vice-President
Mis.
W.
W.
Bowes.
Treasurer
Mi
s.
S.
Veiteh.
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
Bowman.
Mr.
Klieforth's
stirring
ad-j
dress
was
the
ser
ous
hihlitht
'
of
a
friendly
and
good-natured
get-together
funcuon
at
the
Canadian
Legion
t.illroom
which
culminated
the
clay's
visit
of
the
business
leaders
from
the
southern
citv
in
the
course
of
thlr
goodwill
tour
througn
central
Mrs.
H.
Lindseth.
;
Retiring
President
Mrs.
K.
E.
Mortimer
was
in
the
chair
during
the
business
session
at
whicn
the
following
reports
w.are
rivd
Treasurer,
Mrs.
S.
Veitch;
pro-
WE
PAINT
and
DECORATE
txterior
or
Interior
'
"sFRAy"
or'
Brush"""
Wallpaper
Hanging
?)ir.
LATEST
PAIXT
I5VRXIXG
METHODS
and
van
.ouver
nan
nau
sucn
Trade,
txienuea
upp.t-i.ii.oii
.i
rivalry
and
then
had
finally
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
!
settled
upon
Vancouver
as
"th?
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
industrial,
business
and
com-
0f
Commerce
for
the
splendidly
mcrd.U
centre"
with
Victoria
as
arranged
and
hospitable
recep-the
"intellectual,
cultural
and
tion.
He
was
also
appreciative
educational
centre"
to
which
all
0f
the
hospitably
or
Uie
Cana-ciiizens
of
British
Columbia
dlan
Legion
and
the
courtesy
of
were
"subscribers."
"And,
if
3
those
who
had
shown
them
per
cent
is
not
enough,
we
can
through
the
industrial
plants,
always
as
for
4'2
per
cent,"
he
He
hoped
Vancouver
would
..-"y'.v
remarked
The
minister
.gome
day
would
reciorooate.
,i
alluded
to
the
amazing
Indus-(
w.
J.
Scott
extended
greetings'
tr.,,1
development
of
British
Col-
of
the
Boarcls
of
-.m'-
a
in
the
last
decade
anj
nf
r.n.P.,i
nriiu,
r.,i.
tifu-ally
proved
to
be
22'o
move
effective.
That
mTn,
2
prettier,
lotiKcr-luating
rtirlii
for
all
of
ual
I
urge
vou
airU
to
m,u
'
next
",K-rm'ra
Richard
Hudnut
.
.
.
and.
if
youWntioul
v
to
your
hair,
prelude
your
"perm"
with
a
aokmmoiin
Hi.
hard
r
Hi.'-Ut
The
following
committee
con-
gram,
Mrs.
P.
Mark;
Historian,
veners
wer
elected:
Mrs.
G.
J.
G.
Macdonalu,
mein-
Program
Mrs.
W.
Taylor.
,
bership.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes;
LUer-Membership
Mrs.
Hemswo-th.
'
ary,
Mrs.
J.
Hemsworth;
Pi
e-
1
Your
Money
Won't
Crow
Wing$
and
flv
awny
lirn
vou
I,-
i
s
:i
ColunuM
uiia
iiience
to
Edmonton.
Cordial
friendships
were
renewed
and
cemented
in
a
spirit
of
pleasant
comradeship.'
L.
M.
Felyrnthal,
president
of
thp
Prince
Kupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
was
in
the
chair.
NCE
ond
MATUIK
j.A.
Blue
215
233
11th
St.
I
"new
industries
will
cement
urnbia
of
which
he
is
vice-presi-
niiuuiii
ui
iiiu
u.i.xrv
MUAint.ui
nnen
you
pay
your
bill
by
B
of
M
cheque
your
atuba
are
an
x:ict
record
of
your
expenditures.
And
tle
laucriled
cliniiies,
whirh
the
B
of
M
will
aend
you
every
mum
h.
act
as
your
receipts.
It'a
uch
a
nent
'n'
tidy
such
a
convenient
way
of
keeping
your
finanrea
in
order
...
no
wonder
it
appeala
to
ao
many
women
I
knowl
Wlmt'a
more
it'a
aae
For
there'e
no
need
t
keep
loose
cash
lying
around
the
houne
or
in
your
.
tabuwainiTinn
Publicity
Mrs.
O.
Giske.
Pre-School
Mrs.
K.
Hardy.
Historian
Mrs.
G.
J.
G.
Mir-donaid.
Social
Mrs.
B.
Roald.
Literary
Miss
Andrews.
Adult
Education
Mrs.
T.
ine
luture
o.
ta.
part
oi
tne
Qentt
He
reminded
the
visitors,
School,
Mrs.
W.
Taylor;
Sociui,
Mrs.
B.
Roald.
A
recording
of
excerpts
fr"in
;
school
broadcasts
throughout
the
iyear
was
piayed
by
Mrs.
Eas'.
Becker.
Following
the
meeting
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
Mio.
Roald
and
her
committee.
w
Board,
following
that
last
w'
'
'
!
T
-
;
,
f8
elle
throu
n-.
Shwler
ciared
that
tral
British
Columbia
today,
Uor.ald
Gordon,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,!
Fnt,':h
Coiumbia
was
the
finest
that
this
was
a
potential
pa-t
ProvlnCe
of
Canada.
There
was
of
British
Columbia
which
did
he
felt
was
a
climax
to
a
climax.
!
i
mi
t
ft
i
Bjornson.
luiiKe.
ro
wnv
not,
open
your
account
tomorrow
at
vour
nea-e.t
Bu'll
iriin.-h?
You're
aure
to
find
friendly
people,
eager
to
help
the
other
aids
of
the
Bof
M
counter.
you
F
Send
For
Thi$
Fret
Booklet
to
find
out.
all
lout
that
prrjrri
p,,
Delegate
to
Central
Council
-
-
lor
me
nnue-io-oei
leu.
the
lamoiw
Oppin
tiirmnrw
iiiTnn
itic
t-.'i-,,.'"
mm
-t
JJ
1
uuw
avaiiaoie
at
ieaiimg
departciW
.1
.i.inM
ti
:.i
t
f
njaa
.
..
.
.
,
Ruu
uruirii
ia
ihb
jural
iiipwih.
Hir
knir
wi.tm.
ryr
nun's
vay
about
to
aet
up
houwkef
ping.
It
will
be
one
of
k
.
most
priied
hotmehold
poweiioiis!
Made
In
Bn
itt
with
the
kill
of
finest
Britiah
craftamanahip,'
it
will
kiv
her
breakfast
ime
pleasure
for
many
and
many
a
yaj
And
this
fully
automatic
(natter
with
its
amazing
$
improt
emf
nil
costs
jtt
$2250!
Simply
write
to
m
P'
ompi
and
Courteous?
'
Hre
to
Serve
YOU
5
I
t-'
V:
m
There
might
be
some
small
jeal-
misies
but,
after
all,
the
develop-!
'v
m
of
Prin
e
Rupert
meant
the
cevelopment
of,
Vancouver
Frince
Rupc-rt
was
now
on
the
:
ve
of
reat
things.
He
invited
Vancouver
to
get
on
the
band-w
,i
-on
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell
was
pres-i
nt
to
extend
the
welcome
of
the
city
in
the
inability
of
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
to
attend.
With
Vancouver's
help,
Prince
Riux-rt
too
wnuicl
heconi"
a
large
and
progressive
city,
hcj
was
sure.
He
asked
Aid.
Bhtf
Showier
to
take
home
Prince
'perl's
civic
greetings
and
to
tlarbara
Breut,
Mil
Ureseent
pt
.,
Montreal,
P.l)
your
free
booklet
detcribin$
thm
wonitrt
of
ihii
mod
perret
Xommodore
Cafe!
'
A
t
Making
Acw
I
tit
nil
is
one
of
greatest
pleaa-
'i,iSi,iity
M1f
Grind
Food"'
'.
I'h.,i.r
l5.'o-
Send-Out
Orders'
Os"-'.;"
Ch"w,
Mgr.
second
onlv
to
enjoying
frienda
Fv
vJ
)
Golden
(
CANNED
FOODS
1
wtxtke
a
good
(Mtp
ofMALKlKSm
fOLlOW
THESE
SIMPLE
RULES
we
ve
known
for
years.
8o
let'i
VwwV
not
fool
our-
V"Cz
elves
charm
penalizing
in-
is
important
to
friendship!
j
the
basis
of
charm
per
daint
mess.
Don't
risk
oHcndmg
to
perspiration
odourl
Just
n
itire
your
charm
is
nrotectfd
KOXSPI
it's
the
truly
eflectj
liquid
anti-perspirant.
It
haa
ail
types
of
manufacturing
large
or
srr.cll
heavy
duty
trail
11
leo
Sweeney
that
Vancouver
had
done
a
very
serious
thing
to
Prince
Rupert
"You
have
stolen
our
rain."
Col.
W.
G.
Swan,
president
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Tradt,
fa
id
his
parly
had
come
to
see
what
Prince
Rupert
was
doing
and,
if
possible,
to
assist
Prince
Rupert.
He
taw
in
the
establishment
;A
the
new
cellulose
pi-ant
aire
a
great
impetus
to
business
;,nd
prcwih.
Then
there
was
th':
4ir.'sp-;t.
n:
the
great
aluminum
plant
at
Kitimaat.
"Nothing
can
1.
Use
fresh
Cue$f
For
The
Week-eniT
Serve
a
cnvaim
Down
Cuke
flurlier
than
a
baby
chick,
tender
as
a
new
hud.
1
d
c
I
1
in
coinplimi
nting
my
guests'
good
taste
when
I
serve
a
festive
cake
and
SWANS
down
cakk
flolr
u
just
the
flour
for
bctter-taxting
cakes,
lifted
and
resitted
until
27
times
ns
hue
aa
ordiuary
flour,
c-wans
Down
insures
your
greater
baking
mcct
sii.
Try
a
8wans
Down
Cake
tins
week-end
for
a
special
treat.
You'll
have
a
rake
at
its
superb,
cuini'aiiy-inauiif
red
best.
water.
2.
Bring
ing
boil.
3.
warm
Good
Housekeeping
Seal
of
A
proval
an
arf'ifionil
aamiranr
(
quality
and
safety
I
It'i
sale
to
f
won't
harm
fabrirs
and
i
truly
gentle
to
the
skin.
Juit
a
ft
ieconds
with
Nonspi
stops
pert;
in
tion
before
it
bcijns
So
nmr
I
apply,
too...
with
its
eonvemaa
water
to
a
ro
your
teapot.
4.
Measure
the
completely
sanitary
applicator
I
ers,
fire
escapes,
boat
cto.ags
tanks,
stacks
&
hard
surfacing
All
built
to
underwriters
specifications
INDUSTRIAL
Wediling
Pretenti
are
no
longer
a.
shopping
tea
carefully.
(One
teaspoon
per
person
"one
for
the
pot").
5.
Brew
for
five
minutes.
problem
for
ma
-
for
1
ve
uis-
jF-JSa.
covered
a
gift
I
,
asW
T-V
that's
alwayt
CO.
orated
Milk
1st
Ave.
East
Green
884
All
Work
Guaranteed
5iBWjoK6
Cok
Nfofd
MAIKIN'S
TEA
The
world's
most
economical
beverage.
You
get
200
cups
in
every
pound!
'
'
'ur-.
welcome
I
It'i
the
wonderful
"lifetime"
RADIANT
3
MINUTE
KKTTI.E!
It
s
very
good-looking
made
of
heavy
copper
with
a
hiiilily
polished
chromium
plat-jitie
of
finest
quality.
And
just
tlnrik!
in
less
than
three
minutes,
it
boils
enough
water
for
four
cups
of
ten
.
.
.
anyplace
Ihere'j
a
wall-plug
handy
I
This
'
kettle
with
legs''
won't
mark
your
furniture
for
the
hratuig
"unit
is
well-insiilnted
and
the
feet
pro-tei-t
the
surface
of
your
furniture.
The
"Radiant
3
Minute
Kettle"
is
absolutely
fool-proof
t
It
shuts
off
automatically
by
thermostatic
control
so
it
never
boils
dry
AND
it
shuts
off
at
onre
if
its
plugged
in
without
waterl
.
,
,
something
nim-inA
jf
lireakfast
is
tempting
"Cream
Wheat"!
Top
it
with
raising
apricots
for
a
really
wilral
breakfast
dish
that
makes
yiri
slers
sav,
"M-mmin!
.So
tf
mununvi"
And
you
can
be
h
8
in
the
thought
lhat
it
'a
good
them,
too?
For
5
Mir.i
"CRKAM
OF
VHKT"
pr.n
Iron,
Calcium
ami
rhosphonul
diets
deficient
in
these
elcmeni
and
for
less
than
a
cent
a
l"J
And
"Cream
of
Wheat"
u
:i
quick
to
prepare
.
.
.
rooks
ml
digestibility
in
just
5
ni.nJt'
boiling
I
I
joys'
Elunners
Top
Grade'
Cork
Insoles
l
our
Kvm
Will
Horn
A
"Field
Day"
.
.
.
looking
at
the
tic
Carnation
Milk
is
always
"uniform
in
quality.
Day
after
day
year
after
year
every
can
of
Carnation
you
open
is
smoother,
richer-flavored
better
for
cooking,
better
for
whipping,
better
for
Baby
stays
fresh
longer.
-
What
Makes
Carnation
So
Extra
Good
It
it
good,
whole,
cows'
milk,
made
double-rich
by
evaporation.
When
you
need
milk,
use
half
Carnation
and
half
water.
When
you
need
cream,
use
Carnation
undiluted.
Carnation
is
processed
to
rigid
standards
of
quality.
A
half-century
of
research
is
behind
every
can.
Every
time
you
buy,
you
get
the
quality
that
has
made
Carnation
the
world's
largest-selling
brand.
pew
i'.i.tu
j'riKiilaire
Kelngeratori
inside
and
out.
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ana
aiscover
"
dozens
of
reasons
why
you
can't
match
the
Worlds
o.
1
Refrigerator!
You'll
see
new
brilliance
in
styling
.
.
.
new
tiaee-saving
design
.
.
.
new
food-saving
features
galore!
Kxainme
those
new
adjustable
and
sliding
aluminum
shelves
,
.
,
those
extra-deep
porcelain
"stack-up
'
llvdrators.
Notice
the
new
Super-Storage
design
that
di
iiioiislratis
how
today'
big
roomy
models
take
hi
lie
more
kitchen
space
than
yesterday's
srnnfi
models.
Sen
nil
tliese
ilnnus
artd
r,,i'll
,o.lia
u-liw
"foil
r-tn'f.
1
"from
Contented
Cows"
Use
Carnation.
It
saves
so
much
on
your
milk
and
cream
bill.
Your
grocer
has
it.
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n
l'rilri,l.'llre''
Il'a
Kn.alloa
ll.ni-n'
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flllf.
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$1.95
refngeiator
made
only
by
General
Motors!
oeo
the
new
models
si
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
Pie-MnkingltCerlainlyrSimpHi
too
Of
Courts
tliese
soups
(all
ciffi-y,r
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mem
i
with
this
lirand
new
DURHAM
C'OKN'
STARCH
PACKAGE!
It's
so
ea.il
to
All
Kinds
of
Meats
arc
marvelous
served
just
s
"i
.
.
.
but
it's
fun,
too,
to
dis
Beffer
with
open
and
close!
FainilylShoe
Store
Ltd,
(j&rlle
Roberts
Phone
357
Box
638
All
you
no:
i
1.
ii,
cJ
aCan
of
Salmon-aTWfy
Meal
for
V
-
'I
There
ft
so
ininy
interettinj
ways
to
serve
Canned
Selmon.
In
piping
hot
Family
s.-al
and
inside
you'll
find
1M
Com
Starch
neatly
protected
a
paper
bag.
No
filing
'n
(u"!
with
a
knife
or
other
sharp
M
ment
to
open
the
package.
lj
when
you've
used
as
much
KJ
9
Durham
as
your
V9
for,
replace
the
lid
of
Durham
package.
It
will
Pf
j
your
corn
starch
from
ous-j
n?xl
time
you
need
it.
And,sT
ing
of
pies
.
.
.
ever
trici
the
I
dishes,
Canned
Salmon
combines
wonderfully
with
basic
foods
to
give
you
tasty
meals
at
a
real
saving.
For
example
i
co;
or
how
iiml
HEINZ
COX-DI'.NSKD
Soi
l's
can
be
in
your
main
dishes!
They're
so
versatile
I
Hen's
a
Heinz
Soup
recipe
that
makes
a
wonderful
main-course
cull
lor
a
May
lunch
or
supperl
TOMATO
RAREBIT
1
10-oz.
can
Heini
Condensed
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup,
undiluted
lb.
Canadian
Chs,
grated
i
t-pn.
Menu
Prepared
Yellow
Mustard
Place
soup
and
cheese
In
sauce-Tn.
Heat
over-
very
low
neat,
Jiirrlnir
constantly,
until
cheese
Is
melted
and
mixture
ii
areooth.
Add
mustard.
Blend
well.
Serve
over
slices
of
toast.
Serves
4.
And
for
MOKK
delicious
ways
to
use
Ileinz
Soups
in
your
cooking,
write
to
we
Barbara
Rrent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal.
P.O.
for
tOUK
MICE
COPY
of
"57
H
ova
la
L',e
Vein
Contented
Soupt"!
ftif
jrrfir
Mtuodory
or
Via
rccipr.
rn
ham
I'
n
i
hr
u
Starch
package?
I
Pr'''"f'M
1
4l.
nn
fr
Lemon
M
Build
your
new
home
Of
course,
it's
an
Ann
A
hru
the
National
Hous-
recipe,
as
are
all
Uic
recini-M
the
Durham
package.
No
ff"n
they're
delicious
I
1'oniigneri'
Crowing
Feet
need
hn
best,
nf
mre.
That's
why
I
ng
Scheme.
Easy
pay-
menfs
Long
terms
For
Expert
Advice
Call
vno
n-l.n
v,V.
K.,l,-,
kil,liVn'a
heUl
T
slllleS.
t
'1
I
I
A-
f,
TIME
for
the
NKOUTE
name
on
the
soles
of
the
buy.
Ncolite
soles
are
healthy
.
.
tbry
vc
ansoiiitj
waterproof
go
when
pavements
arc
wet.
.v,,imM
fwt
stay
dry.
Ncolite
is
more
fk-iiblc
than
."'"
3
A.
needs
no
breaking
in.
And
Ncolite
is
economica
j
f)
the
same,
amount
of
wear
V
tear,
Ncolite
on
1
Your
'Local
Builders
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And.
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CANNED
SALMON
1
ii
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sjjviw'
you
11
like
nDout
iNcolite
u,
ooesui.
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i,,
the
whole
family
buy
shoes
soled
with
-Nc"""'
1
on
Keolilo
wlien
you
take
shoes
to
be'
rc-solcd.
j
Tiere'
One
Summer
Vititor
that's
far
from
welcome
in
any
houij
RIDDEN
2
tablespoons
grated
cheese
naf
tot
Baked
Potatoes
Yi
lb.
Canneti
Salmon,
flaked
3
fairly
large
potato
1
Ublespoon
butter
Salt
and
p?prer
1
Ubleapoon
minted
parsley
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YOUR
RADIO
TO
j
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cT:c
90
Day
Guarantee
We
pick
up
and
deliver
!
Phone
Blue
992
A
little
hot
milk
Paprika
Lemon
juic
t
tin
green
beans.
1
nnd
that
s
that
nuisance,
Mr.
Moth.
Best
way
I
know
to
keep
him
out
of
your
home
is
to
starve
him
to
death
I
Spray
your
woollens
suits
coals
dresses
or
rugs
with
iJAltVKX!
Mr.
Moth
will
starve
rather
than
touch
anvthing
treated
with
Larvex!
And
it's
so
easy
to
use!
There's
no
need
to
wrap
or
store
away
one
spraying
actually
mothproofs
the
cloth
Itjtelf
(n
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lt-l
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m-A,-
V
215
1st
Ave.
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Phones:
Office
Black
3G7
Night
Red
5fil
Bake
potatoes
until
tender,
slice
in
half
aod
scoop
out
potatoes;
keep
Hkins
hot.
Manh
potato,
add
butter
and
just
enough
hot
milk
to
moisten.
Add
parsley,
avaonings
and
cheese-
Squera
juice
of
lemon
over
("anned
Salmon
and
lightly
fold
the
Canned
Salmon
into
mixture.
Replace
in
potato
skint,
sprinkle
paprika
on
top
and
place
potatoes
under
broiler
for
a
moment.
.......
a,
mioiu
yi-ixi.
minis
more,
you
mu
nt
i'M
the
"Larvex-ed"
garment
right
awav
for
there's
no
tmplea.-a
i
ball"
odour
be
glad
to
kno
,
to
tell
tales.
Another
thing
you'll
l.nrvev
id
ort
In
".Brvi
u
to
get.
it
drv-elranrdl
,