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Thursday,
July
.14,
1949
Timely
Recipe
NVR
WAS
SHAVING
SO
QUICK
AND
tr
GilletteSSZ
GOING
OUT
New
Eye-Popper
Styles
Part
of
New
Industry's
Subtle
Campaign
By
CYNTHIA
LOWRY
NEW
YORK
AP
The
men
Thirty-foot
Mafvlr
of
the
Queen
City
Yacht
Club,
with
Skipper
Stuart
Vlggers,
Mrs.
Viggers,
Mrs.
Eva
Rogge
and
W.
B.
Kirk
aboard
arrived
ln
port
t
10:15
this
morning,
too
late
Uonal
motor
boat
race.
The
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
disf
A
IE
who
make
women's
stockings'
for
tne
)udlnZ
ln
the
lntrn-are
WS8el
had
rouh
tlme
and
took
engaged
in
a
subtle
cam-
paten
to
persuade
women
away,shelter
severftl
Umes'
als0,
be"
Asparagus
Molded
Salad
1
envelope
plus
1
teaspoon
gelatine
V
cup
water
1
10-ounce
tin
cream
of
asparagus
soup
2
tablespoons
mayonnaise
1
tablespoon
lemon
Juice
3n
cup
cubed
canned
pork
luncheon
,
meat
i
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
V
cup
finely
diced
celery
Va
cup
finely
diced
green
pepper
'4
cup
chopped
pimiento
Soften
gelatine
in
water.
Heat
Enjoy
real
shaving
comfort,
instant
blade
changing
and
douhle-cdge
econimy.
New
Gillette
One-Piece
Razor
and
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser
just
can't'
be
matched
for
shaving
convenience!
The
complete
set
for
$
1.29
is
the
greatest
shaving
value
ever
offered.
on
from
bare
lees.
M"B
"rmyeu
uy
iuB,
uui
u
I
board
were
afe.
BIG
SEND-OFF
-FOR
BOY
SCOUTS
British
Columbia's
Boy
Scouts
to
share
In
the
great
jamboree
in
Ottawa,
were
given
a
smart
send-off
in
Vancouver
Tuesday
evening.
Illustrations
in
the
Vancouver
press
Include
a
picture
of
Magnus
Eyolfson
of
Prince
Rupert
holding
the
decorated
flagon
water
from
the
Pacific
to
be
exchanged
for
another
bottle
of
water,
this
from
the
North
Atlantic,
and
taken
to
Ottawa
by
a
Boy
Scout
from
Newfoundland.
At
the
farewell
ceremonies
in
Vancouver,
Chief
Justice
Sloan,
R.
D.
Baker,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Scout
Associatinon
and
T.
W.
Parsons,
provincial
commissioner
Spoke
briefly.
Parents
and
numerous
friends
were
present.
The
firemen's
"band
played.
There
was
a
Scout
Inspection
and
the
final
function
was
the
march-past
and
parade
to
the
railway
station.
Toronto.
Tills
caused
more
than
Only
boat
still
not
In
Shortly
before
'noon
was
Robert
Wall's
El
Com-A-Dee,
of
Bellingham.
Look
for
the
blue'
and
yellow
package
that
identifies
It
has
resulted
In
new
styles
and
greater
variety.
It
is
the
answer
of
a
$750,000,000
industry
to
the
fact
that
millions
of
women
discovered
the
joys
of
tmre-
SPECIAL
LOW-PRICE
OFFER
Oilssn
locaot
Or-Pic
Christie's
OTTAWA
David
N.
Gill
had
to
ride
his
own
street
cars
for
a
while.
Mr.
Gill
is
manager
of
the
Ottawa
Transportation
leggedness
during
the
Tvar
years.
'The
bars
are
down,"
said
Earl
RE
Raevr
md
Glltatta
aonsr
with
10
Oi
Mae
BlaaWs
Constantine,
president
of
the
graham
mmmj
soij
in
a
double
boiler;
add'
softened
gelatine
and
stir
until
dissolved.
Remove
from
heat;
1
cool.
Add
remaining
ingredients.
Rinse
a
7,i
inch
diameter
ring
mold
or
Individual
'molds
with
cold
water;
pour
in
J
the
salad.
Chill
several
hours
National
Association
of
Hosiey
Commission
and
his
car
was
Manufacturers,
"because
bare
stolen
when
he
left
it
parked
in
legs
have
been
accepted
anrian
OTC-
garage-
m
nothing
in
the
world
could
make
to
l00k
Dt
a
P"
,0okinS
Pr
Women
believe
thev
m.t
.r
of
legs
ln
natural
colors.
Tlesh
long
hose
at
all
times."
until
firm.
Makes
8
servings
Of
course
the
N.A.H.M.
hopes
colored
tones
are
the
bread
of
stockings;
black
and
very
dark
shades
are
the
Cocktails.
A
little
that
women
will
pull
on
a
pair
Blow-off
In
Sport
w2-9
tSw
u
'
v
-
-
It-en
manufacture)
with
their
slacks
"
i""
""VT
aJong
ay"
What
about
the
oft-heard
a
few
western
sports
writers
,
to
unlimber
their
muskets
for
a
few
quick
Volleys
-at
the
bigwigs
of
Canadaian
sports.
Most
writers
seemed
to
feel
SAVOY
HOTEL
.
W.
L.
WOODS!
Proa
PHONE
37
,
P.O.
BOX
1397
FRASER
STREET
PR
IN
CIS
RUPERT
NO
PARKING
FREE
GUELPH,
Ont.P
Local
parking
meters
have
found
a
new
use.
Outside
a
grocery
store
recently
a
little
cocker
spaniel
waited
for
his
mistress
his
leash-
wrapped
around
the
meter.
He
seemed
unconcerned
that
the
meter
showed
overtime
parking.
and
shorts
or
house
dresses
if
they
must
bare
their
nether
extremities.
In
spite
of
the
vogue
for
bare
legs,
a
ftizeable
number
of
pairs
of
full
length
are
shipped
by
that
any
team
selected
to
go
to
New
Zealand
at
the
Toronto
complaint
that
post-war
nylons
dont
wear
as
well
as
the
prewar
hose?
"Very
simple,"
answers
Constantine.
"Before
the
war
th
Industry
very
rarely
manufactured
anything
mure
sheer
than
30-denler.
Now
one
of
the
most
popular
weights
is
15-denler
much
sheerer."
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
trials
would
be
pretty
well
con
fined
to
Eastern
Canadian
ath
letes.
N.A.H.M.
members
more
than
800,000,000
pairs
last
year,
and
about
87
percent
of
them
nylon.
1
That
includes
full-fashioned
(which
means
a
real
seam
up
the
back)
and
seamless,
ravonj
FLIGHTS
TO
THE
POTSHOTS
Tommy
(Regina
Leader-Post)
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLA!fjc
Western
Irked
Over
Trials
Going:
to
Toronto
By
DAVE
LEIGHTON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
REGINA
ffi
The
Canadian
sports
volcano,
dormant
for
the
last
few
weeks,
has
erupted
again.
Major
victim
of
the
latest
explosion
has
been
track
and
field,
one
sport
usually
noted
for
its
absence
of
.squabbles
In
the
old
east-west
traditions.
;
Occasion
for
the
blow-off
was
the
decision
of
British
Empire
Games
officials
to
hold
the
Canadian
track
and
field
trials
In
silk,
cotton
and
nni
h,,r
,
hosiery
noslery
manufacturers
manufacturers
of
of
the
NOW
Melville
took
one
of
the
opening
potshots.
Said
Tommy:
"The
fact
that
there
will
be
no
zone
trials
in
track
events
"means
that
most
prairie
hopefuls
will
have
DAILY
few
of
the
last
four
categories
1
naUn
W0Uld
aPPrec'ate
It
very
"
WOmen
would
sU)P
in"
Constantine
cites
as
examples
TCh
of
the
persuasion
campaign
tl.-t"lg
n
gossamer-sheer
15-revival
of
clocks
("they
certain-1
de.n'f
for
every
wear-ly
make
a
woman's
ankles
in,.iri
Women
should
buy
and
wear
13
rV
to
pass
up
the
chance
of
com
peting
for
berths
because
it
To
Masset,
Justkatla,
Cumshewa,
Q.C.
City,
i)
stockings
with
some
relation
to
more
attractive),
lace
Inserts
costs
too
much
to
go
to
Toronto.
"Even
British
Columbians
and
insets,
heel
reinforcements
u,c
wiSKS
lne
re
oing
to
per-
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Daily
Service
Except
Monday
SCHEDULES
Tuesday,..
Wednesday
..a
n
d
Thursday
Leave
Cow
Bay
floats,
4,
5,
7
and
8
p.m.
(Extra
trip
Thursday
afternoon,
2:30)
Saturday
Every
hour
starting
at
11
a.m.
Sundays
Continuous
service
commencing
11
a.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lake
at
10
p.m.
Phone
GREEN
391
or
BLACK
926
For
Information
or
Reservations
C
with
double
points,
flares,
square
torm'
"antlne
gays.
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
L
ends,
and
stockings
without
heel
or
toe
reinforcements
or
lacking
one
of
them
for
use
with
sling-back
and
open-toed
shoes.
which
is
one
of
the
hotboxes
of
track;
is
finding
It
difficult
to
raise
money
for
the
team
it
would
like
to
send."
The
big
trouble,
Tommy
said,
is
that
track
people,
unlike
their
brothers
In
other
sports,
have
little
chance
to
raise
funds
through
gates.
WHIM
OF
FASHION
V.t
"
THE
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FDR
BEST
Last
year,
when
hosiery
production
was
getting
back
to
m
id
ur
ward
normal
(which
mpnnr.'
1
RpM
j
"The
Amateur
Athletic
Union
should
know
what
it
is
doing
but
the
criticism
in
the
west
will
be
strong,"
Tommy
added.
THE
ROOT
OF
ALL
EVIL
there
wasn't
a
shortage)
women
suddenly
discovered
the
smartest
thing
in
the
stocking
field
was
very
dark
colors
and
Business
and
Prof
?ssi
41
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DELIVERED
FREE
Tommy
declared
it
was
a
mis-brightly
huecrstoeklnits
to
motj
h
toA
DEM
ERAM
Mar4
V"
laulei
teflHe
J
If
wrVhiTminri!1
em
take
ever
trj
do
away
with
Bone
gay
dresses.
.
trials.
"If
iDon
Pettie
of
Cal-'
The
dark
colors
went
over
Dig,
gary
can
burn
up
a
track
at
Red
but
the
colored
stocking
lad
Deer
no
doubt
he
could
whip
up
didnt
take.
a
pretty
fair
time
at,
say,
Wlnni-j
The
Industry
does
not
admit
peg,
and
if
that
time
should
be
this
.was
anything
but
a
fashion
better
than
one
made
by
a
run-;hlrnjt
was
almost
lmp08S,,jIe
rter
at
Toronto
well,
let
Pettie
go
to
palnt
iegs
black
or
navy
blue,
"eZe,nd;
jThe
result
was
that
lots
of
bare-
y
t
W
,
de
Z
"r
I00
a.nd
leu
wmwi
had
relied
on
m
most
athletes
rM
are
too
poor
for
.u,
fnp
w
.
,
Phone
654
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BCf
one-centre
trials
unless
a
middle
rl
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in
solid
comfort
;
:
t
in
less
time
.
;
;
for
less
money;
PRINCE
RUPERT
S5c
per
dozen
paid
for
empties
labeled
by
ny
B.C.
Brewery
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BOX
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uiiAj
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iiyiuus.
now
site
is
selected.'
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ALLEY
OPEN
DAILY
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
11
P.M.
Saturdays
12
Noon
-
to
12
Midnight
PHONE
RED
709
Bowl
in
Clean
and
Pleasant
Surroundings
PH0
BlacJt
Cff7
R'
the
color
trend
is
toward
lighter
stockings.
,
fit
P.O.
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type
eci
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not
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by
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Conn
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advertiment
n
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
at
by
the
Govemmeat
of
British
Columbia.
wui.
vnuiauia.
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
wasp
build
larg
neests,
some
times
three
feet
in
length.
f
"The
reason
is
that
men
like
British
Columbia.
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C
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FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
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M.
J.
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Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
..
II.
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Complete
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Crating
Pack
BLUE
780
To
make
jAMSand
JELLIES
like
an
Expert
1
hue:
BEAUTY
Take
your
Choice
of
ER
QUALITY
REPAIRS
Tor
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
Permanent
Beauty
Oil!
JCiven
beginners
make
jam
and
jelly
like
experts
with
the
help
of
Certo
Fruit
Pectin
or
"Certo"
Crystals.
It's
the
efficient
and
truly
natural
way
.
.
.
because
both
Certo
and
"Certo"
Crystals
are
nothing
but
fruit
pectin
the
natural
substance
in
fruit
that
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
"jell",
extracted
and
concentrated
for
easier,
quicker,
BETTER
jam
and
jelly-making.
It
doesn't
matter
whether
you
choose
the
liquid
or
the
crystals.
Berth
end
guesswork
and
tedious
long-boiling.
Both
will
give
SURE
results
if
you
follow
the
instructions
-exactly,
SAVE
TMf
and
WORK
Jutt
a
ONE
MINUTE
lull
tolling
boll
for
loth
j.mi
end
i
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bra:
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Accountant,
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Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
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Block
Phone
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Agents
Inr
Sff
and
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DIES'
Sales
Service
Boat
owners
anc
dustrial
Engines
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to
our
showro
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RADIO
CLINIC
For
Satisfactory
Service
CALL
53
718
8econd
Avenue
West
various
engine
jemra.
mat
s
an
you
need
-When
you
uw
Certo
or
"Certo"
CrystaU.
It'e
so
quick
and
ey.
INCREASED
YIELD
Since
very
little
juice
has
time
to
boil
eiwiy,
you
get
an
average
yield
of
50
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit.
fRESH-f
RUIT
TASTE...
COLOUR
Cooking
time
h
so
short
it
does
not
epoil
the
fresh
fruit
taste
or
dull
the
lovely
natural
colour.
They
stay
right
in
your
jam
or
jelly.
JAMS
AND
JELLIES
TURN
OUT
RIGHT
Follow
exact
the
kitchen-tested
recipes
you
get
under
the
label
of
every
bottle
of
Certo
or
In
every
paclrage
Of
"Certo"
Crystals
and
youH
mlwayt
make
delicious,
parkling
jama
and
jellies.
Carlo
it
a
trade
mark
owned
by
Cenorol
Foodi,
Umltad
equipment
p
ALL
FARES
ONE
WAY
A.
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Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
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Phone
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750
972
10th
East
For
Information
and
reservation
VANCOUV
or
Your
grocer
ha,
CERTO
or
"CERTO"
Crystal,
ready
for
you
.
.
.
lake
your
choic
rodtKta
of
Canaral
Foodt
Consult
your
CP.
Travel
Agent
,
'
,
MATTSf
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HOLLYWOOD
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Dry
Kindling
Wood
50c
Sack
Delieved
Scrap
Wood
Random
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$10
per
load
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