out
too
soon.
Even
often-washed
I
Prince
ttupett
Daflp
fictosf
tto.
7
tnursday.
June
2i,
194B
.
.
.
v
CATHOLIC
RITES
!
pyjamas
now
may
be
made
from
1
It.
;
Amonjt
sports
costumes
was
a
Social
D(
V
ool
Jersey
Is
Popular
I
Called
Stockingette
and
in
ooaU,
suits,
dresses,
s
ports
Mdered
Third-Bate,
Iff
wear
and
beach
wear.
Wrinkable.
Hard-Wearine
1
A
recent.
Wnnl
Sprrttarlat
hnm
'omgs
will
will
be
be
welcomed)
welcomed)
International
Interest
In
aiy
Wedding
A
honeymoon
trip
to
Ketchi
"country
week-end"
in
mauve
(ConttfbaUeas
to
this
section
f
MURIEL
NARRAW
AY
!?"blt
L
mr
possibilities
of
toe
knitted
ma
with
turn-up
cuffs.
Tennis
suits
had
long,
loose
tunic
tops
with
1
knife-pleated
shorts.
kan
followed
the
marriage
here
at
Annunciation
Chapel
last
night
of
Miss
Beulah
Marie
nia"
ian
nco
.-
terlal.
GIRLS'
DAI1CE
RECITAL
A
four-pieee
'sailer"
beach
suit
IDON,
"Wool
Jersey"
The
models
were
said
to
have
small
bouquet
from
their
par
Lavlgne,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
I.
Lavigne,
622
Eighth
Avenue
West,
to
Ralph
L.
Heaton
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Helton,
of
Geraldirje,
Alabama.
The
ceremony
was"
performed
by
Rev.
In
navy
and
white
had
a
long
I
tie
skirt
and
short
bolero
wlt't
I
three
white
"sailor"
stripes.
The
two-piece
swim
suit
underneath
(had
a
navy
back
and.
narrow
I
navy
front
panel
confining
the
jsli
women
used
to
call
It
none
of
the
faults
which
marred
gette
and
consider
it
pre-war
stockingette.
The
ma-,rate
fabric
has
trsen
terlal,
say
textile
houses,
no
formed
into
an
unshrlnk-
longer
clings
Joq
closely
t
loses
f
hard-wearing
pace-maker
its
shape
when
washed
or
wears
V-
'
"
z
'
"
'
1
'
ents.
Pupils
at
Mr.
Coleleofh
:
Entertain
Farents
aad
Friend
Dressed
in
gay
costumes,
seven
youthful
students
of
Mrs.
Mavis
Colelough's
dancing
school
whirled
and
tapped
their
way
through
a
series
of
waltz
and
tap
routines
before
an
audience
of
Darents
and
friend
at
the
The
program
was
as
follows:
Elsa
Insulander,
tap;
Anna
Colussi,
tap;
Janice
Taylor,
waltz:
Roberta
Walker,
tap;
gathers
of
the
white
silk
jersey
t
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
Flavour
Fahter
J.
Carroil.
The
bridegroom,
a
former
1
merrther
nf
ttw
American
Armv
UYS
ak
YJUtS
r
ttZ
Anna
Colussi,
waltz;
Jackie
Gus-
I
here
during
the
war,
returned
side"
pieces.
The
outfit
was
topped
by
a
matching
sailor
bonnet
in
navy
jersey.
SWING-BACK
BEACH
COAT
tafsen,
tap;
Elsa
Insulander,
-
-
.
-
r
A
w
fkty
thopping
4
Jnrermatiea
service
It
iedsr's
MM
'
to
the
city
several
months
ago
after
spending
two
years
at
uni
I
waltz;
Pat
Wide,
tap;
Caroline
Newton,
waltz;
Janice
Taylor,
.MITQFITM
I
LCI
FTTFRS
ICJ0
before
the
first
bridge
spannei
;MUDt-UIVi
Rehreiher
nlflneer
versity
in
the
south
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
lasf
night
in
the
first
dance
recital
to
be
held
in
the
city
in
years.
Under
the
good-natured
and
A
short,
loose
beach
coat
with
'
'
tm
1
1
.?
wAa
nl...n
In
i
IMnH
Dnr..rl
Mnuum
hflR
.
....
,
.
.
tap;
Anna
Colussi,
tap;
Elsa
Insulander,
tap
;
Jackie
Gustafseii,
walte;
Janice
Taylor,
tap;
Jackie
full
swing
.
back
in
brick
tan
covered
a
turauoise
blue
suit
of
Informal
direction
of
Mrs.
Col
tailored
shorts
and
plain
bras
Gustafsen,
tap,
and
Elsa
Insu.-
i
t.i,
June
in
ome
people
hare
cm
luck
I
I
was
tulking
to
a
friend
of
mina
wbow
husband
has
been
"
ia
hospital
"
(or
several
month
after
it
trnoug
accident,
liut
she's
very
cheerful
about
it
grid
u'l
he
for
their
Mutual
Benefit
Hearth
and
Accident
Association
coverage
gencr-otisiy
makes
up
tg
him
for
money
lost
whila
h
wa
away
from
work.
What's
more,
H
help
pay
doctor's
and
stiiwin's,
iio-pital
and
surees
fecal
Yea,
icti-aVnta
rua
huiea
to
uli
of
u
to
il
l
a
good
idea
to
lie
Tirer.urpilt
tt'liv
luit
arrifa
at
liwtctv
clough,
the
student,
all
girls,
nrovided
0
minutes
at
rythmic
siere
top.
Popular
with
neat
linen
shorts
for
beach
wear
are
ander,
tap.
rib-length
jumpers
with
three-
j
entertainment.
Solo
.perform-quarter
magyar
sleeves
and,
ancea
on
the
program
were
sup-
hvif.e
nwlr
Vnr
warmth
afte
rilpmefited
lafrf
bT
brief
fOliJ"
ine
pTiur,
w
b"
,
...
-
Business
man,
witn
nis
uon
marriage
by
her
grandfather,
come
Into
possession
from
T.
J.
puning
a
large
Salmon
"out
of
Albert
Arsenault,
We
a
floor-
Fuller,
well
knowa
city
pioneer,
the
creelc
Thig
pk.ture
hT
evi-length
gown
of
whiU
satin
and
of
two
exceptionally
interesting
(Jenty
been
taken
the
peeviou
lace
with
long
veU
crowned
pictures
taken
In
the
very
early
,faU
or
sunljner
with
a
eoronet
headdress.
Her
days
in
Prince
Rupert
,
One
of
the
pictures
stow.
No.
bouquet
was
of
pink
roses.
Ad-
PRODirCTION
UP
.
2
bunkhouse
on
the
townsite
orning
11-
her
neck
u
was
a
three-
(i,,M.
ng
tract.
it
was
taken
Borne
400,000,000,000
pounds
of
strand
string
ox
pearls,
gift
of
edibles
wUi
flow
from
U.S.-
food
.
the
bridegroom.
mea
tQ
b(f'
includeg
Mr.
Plants
this
year
thanks
to
speedr
I
Her
attendant
was
her
sister,
F(jUer
nlrngelf
and
the
late
John
ier,
ultra-modern
machinery
,
Miss
Vina
Lavigne,
of
Victoria.
vlerecc
The
bridesmaid's
gown
was
of
The
second
picture
appeared
FOREIGN
CHEESE
WANTED
turquoise
blue
moire
with
shouU
ln
..Canada"
magazine
January
The
demand
for
foreign
,typel
der-length
veU.
Her
bouquet
30
19ogi
and
was
me
-Novel
of
cheese
in
the
United
Statef
f
nfnk
nftrnnlinna
t
n-i
T
Ua
inerfnsftrf
tremendOUSli
tines
in
which
Mr.
Colclough
a
swim
sioppy
joes
aoove
snorts
Brent,
UU
Cwnl
St.,
Montreal.
P.Q
to
Snd
out
mora
fnin
,'t
low-cost
Imt
truly
priceless
MUTL'AL
hl-Nr'HT
policies
that
.....
in
uniif
ni-ifl?si
in
titrua
i.t
tti
ii
n
1x4.-at
nr
a0irluiit
I
III
OIK'
J
"
Wa
"
awav
acted
as
partner
to
each
of
the
eirls.
.
-
or
slacks
are
attractive.
For
day
wear,
wool
jerseys
can
be
msute
up
to
look
like
tweed.
Wmim
Waaikae
lying
Triekt
Mi
Your
C-
Q
1
can
ba
pretty
us-
Music
for
the
dances
was
pro
wo-teci.
Eediord
cord
or
silk.
vided
by
Mike
Colussi
at
the
eoml
ortable
lur
bubv,
too
.
.
.
eo
here'a
a
timelv
lar
..
.
tryim
in
j
11I
an
you
ur
t
llQ
m
you
I
Two
lovely
examples
were
In
11
hi
"ti
nairiotlc
red.
whle
and
blue.
A
i
intorenerii
two
accordian
solos.
l...
sl.'itoeil
Kboppinc
tip
next
1
navy
and
white
suit,
worn
with
:
"MarKeurite.
Waltz"
and
"Accor-
t;uie
vou
ioii,
for
liirnt
Ank
foi
Z.h
T.
HittiV
Pnwiflpr
.tir
wi&o
u
jiu
eport
a
L
rriiiuc
xvucii...
-
.
i
a
fire-eneine
nre-engine
red
red
sweater
naa
dianaT
between
dance
numbers.
hi
l
k:i
by
tdow
"
do-notliinii!
"
lya
lie
moritli?
W'iy
hotlier,
lieu
Ciikints
along
'lA.MHAX
niiai-b
proteetwip..
you
can
Kvirj,
urn!
Lim
in
roainlHo
conifort
sad
Little
Marline
Arsenault,
01
Ehows
the
mouin
o:
Hays
Creek
since
tne
war.
collared
iacket
with
fluted
bas
-4
At
the
conclusion
of
the
pro-
Terrace,
eowned
in
pink,
was
"
que.
The
back
from
neck
to
waist
Mrs.
Colcloueh
was
pre
k
lenee
on
"
tliotw
"
d-)-l
Here
was
in
hand-knitted
navy
wool
wUh
from
I
flower
girL
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
rosebuds.
r
(.'.iane
ii
iry
jan.pax...
rib
repeated
in
the
yoke
or
the
,
studenU
and
iiiver
for
youracu
wrwt
truly
full
smrt.
A
navy
ana
wiuus
n
anitsry
pro'er'Hon
ch
each
of
the
dancer
received
a
Smart
ways
'
strlned
dress,
its
built-in
waist
kn
to
you
1
for
jaw
a
nine
10
Er
inailinic
emit,
a
trial
peck-
Groomsman
was
Craig
Miller
of
Victoria.
A
large
r.'imber
of
friends
attended
a
reception
which
followed
at
Valhalla.
Hall.
Guests
toiniort'a
w.kel
Try
thia
moitur-proof
test
and
you'll
be
aoiaced,
aa
i
was!
..
.Smooth
a
little
of
the
porriee
on
your
hand,
then
erinkls
H
with
water.
The
water
will
roll
off,
leaving
the
powder
still
dry
and
toft,
Z.B.T.
made
with
olive
o:i
is
pure
proterUoa
for
tender
i-kin
auomier
and
winter.
..ia
warm
weather
and
cold
it
cuariln
auainrt
the
aquiriny
irritation
of
"aad
moiture".
Bo,
for
haby'a
ake,
write
to
me
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Creecent
St.,
Monfrral.
P.O.
for
your
fret
emJe
of
Z.B.T,
BABV
FOWlltKI
if
'linpax
i
yoiirfl
Drop
tn
,
H.rhnu
Bnnit.
Mil
re
accentuated
by
a
wide
red
belt,
had
a
high
neck
with
a
tiny
collar,
buttoned
bodice
and
wide
skirt.
J
For
teen-agers
there
was
an
I
-1
1
A
1
kl..J
Montreal,
I'.Q.
e:tfy-l),m
rSt.,
mr.
vfHl
winh
Reaulif
the
sophisticated
town
model
with
high
v-nectt,
magyar
sleeves
and
slim
skirt
with
back
bustle.
An
exquisite
black
afternoon
VioH
q
nlain
strntfrht.
bo
I),
r
Junior.
And,
recienibfr
V
.
1
were
received
by
the
brides
mother,'
wearing
a
dress
of
black
lira
witli
hlsiek
sunA
white
mo
1
7
!
eiepnaiu-grry
aim
(iratuufc-uiw
roiufort
and
eomplc'a
ro-
with
rounded
necnune
dress,
uicn,
il.,
t
v
.....
v.
Eion
on
thorn;
"
elenriar''
dyl
hair
hat
and
white
gloves.
Her
.r"1
-W
:''
-r
liicoa
m
o
-
'
plain
bodice
and
heavily-gath-
dice
buttoned
to
th
waist,
soft
.
A
tntr
.amflllen.
Hget
Youf
Tma
for
time
it
-,
-
.-if
ft
Can't
just
ba
roincidenoathat
W
out
of
tverr
erea
mpune.
iEnouiocrs,
ifg-ui-.iuu
;
firrcioin
...nod
t
3
her-a
one
tirna-
.:
.1.
.L
old-fashioned
Saturday
(The
j
Night
treat
hat
become
a
standby
for
almost
ony
meal,
any
day
cf
the
week.
Pork
and
Beans,
at
made
by
Heinz,
provide
a
maximum
of
nourishment
mi
minim
en
cost.
Creamy
yellow
with
green
and
a.
high
Chinese
collar,
lae
1
'
100
homemak
polka
dots
was
used
to
create
peg-top
skirt
was
dxaped
at
the
I)
era
eaid
they
She
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
George
I
Murray
wearing
a
black,
tailored
suit
with
black
hat.
Pink
carnations
also
made
up
her
eor-
'sage.
'
'
I
Toast
to
the
bride
was
pro
Kel-
-
1
front
with
hip
accentuation
at
preferred
.
too'
th
nnv
?"y
I
juht
miaulei
--ty
tiitlioiirnl
Keep
'
"'
rirrirn
fat-r.m-
JW
other
com
flakei!
That
was
the
air
with
Ilillctls
I.tia
twaper.
IIAMDURCERS
lliisi...rr.aVe
a
Time-
Beautiful
for
garden
parties
was
a
gaily-colored
printed
wool
dress
with
frilled
fichu
neckline,
tiny
waist
and
fuB,
frilled
skirt.
l,r.
over
a
period
of
weeks
and
cm
come
;
of
a
iccent
consumer
aun
ey
.
.
.
and
when
results
were
carfully
checked
and
double-etieeked
...filir.res
proved
thia
fact
--that
4
out
of
every
9
oi
w
like
KKi.UKitJS
VOWS
FLAKKS
best.
(The
reason?
Wfll,
hem
are
jijMt
a
fw...la
UUa
&-,y
abd
age
posed
by
Father
Carroll
with
I
response
by
the
groom.
Th.?
I
groomsman
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaid.-
The
newly
j
married
couple
received
the
con
(
hours
ito
v.hen
you
clfan
your
drair.n
tlimvgMil
with
'.tl)'.e.tcor.s
a
week
of
CULT'S
1H
A1N
CLKANF.H!
It
niuiklv
keor
a
drain
clear
Mrs.
H.
8.
Parker
is
sailing
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
brief
business
trip
For
meatiest
meals
there
tt
-no
thriftier,
mora
tatisfyiha
-
with
lirioea
noarin
A-v
high
il
frpe.
from
c'.Mcinir
sediment
gratulations
01
uieir
11
imus
under
a
floral
arch.
'
During
the
evening
the
guests
to
Vancouver.
;
SKI-PAN
i'j
ROMANCE
Fraulein
Hildegarde
Nesch,
as
she
arrived
in
New
York
from
Germany
to
be
married
as
the
climax
of
a
romance
that
started
when
Miss
Nesch
got
a
pair
of
ski
pants.
The
pants
were
donated
by
Lawrence
F.
Doty,
of
Yonkers,
New
York,
to
a
charitable
organization
for
distribution
in
Germany.
She
wrofe
"thank
you."
He
replied
"you're
welcome."
That
was
eight
months
ago
and
the
mails
have
been
working
overtime
since,
until
Miss
Nesch
left
to
meet
her
fiance.
They
were
married
in
Yonkers,
June
13.
ll.es
fink
and
tub-rieaninr
eaicr
enjoyed
dancing
to
music
by
main
dish
than
Heinz
Oven
laked
Beans
Without
Meat
in
Tomato
Sauce
.
.
.
that
luscious
spicy
sauce
only
Heinz
can
make.
Mrs.
George
Green
is
sailing
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
Andv
McNausthton
at
the
piano
ouirkf
r
for
ymt.
f?avea
iioi,e-ktiinrf
Aud.
of
course
GPlett'f
n
C'Viuer
in
Mp-nfy.:.
on
plur.iTur'
l.i!h,
you
eel
if
nir4
to
know
that
family
"
Bavwiritea
"
lie
KelUxtg'a
Corn
Flukes
are
6till
0
reasonably
rnwi
1
No
woader
they
make
fnctuiet
And
you
have
ealy
to
tasie
a
bowliu.1
of
Kelloau'i
Com
FUUea
to
find
out
vhy
tliey're
a
iavonrite
!ood
with
all
Use
family.
Ii'a
tiat
rriip,
deliciaas
ftavour
fiut
n.akes
them
aa
very
popular!
Try
them
and
feel
t
George
Murray
acted
as
master
George
for
Berkeley,
California,
where
she
expects
to
spend
the
of
ceremonies.
A
buffet
lunch
was
served.
II.
yot'r
trocr
ur
i
en)er-
next
three
months
visiting
with
relatives
and
friends.
...ind
fo!l?w
1h
(hrcctioB!
etec'!ect'r.tuU(!
I
The
bride's
gift
to
the
groom
Lmer
Woi.f
TfcrauBB
Craaa
JeMt
tennis
and
Rolf.
.
.all
there:
iwas
a
golden
ring,
while
the
bridesmaid
received
a
three-
strand
string
of
pearls
from
the
PREPARED
MUSTARD
Fourteen
industries
unknown
in
the
United
States
in
1870
now
employ
25
per
cent
of
all
workers
fuuimertune
paFtimea
are
nara
anu
iiui
uu
ctn
Bert
way
I
know
to
keep
active
feet
dainty
is
to
apray
them
with
Kno-Mist
right
after
you
bathel
Sno-Mist
is
3.
For
variety
coupled
with
economy
try
Heinz
Oven-Baked
Red
Kidney
Beans
V
wJ
J
that
manical
Dew
powoer
aeoaoraunnoi
uiuicouu
T.
f
women
are
making
a
beauty
habit
!
The
"
spray
way
L
IVl
'th
Sno-Mist
is
the
perfect
"answer
to
many
a
warm-
V
yy
weather
problem
of
peraonal
damtinera.
You
see,
jno-
V
Mict
ia
the
one
and
only
antiseptic
deodorant
with
an
'
f
-
$pfc
with
Pork.
On
the
label
you'll
find
m
recipe
combining
ground
steak,
chopped
onion,
etc.,
in
a
delicious
nourishing
Chili
Con
Came.
atomizer
top.
us
aaie
aaa
eaey
um
y
...
nfiil
to
rlothinit!
Ho
why
not
dwoover
for
yourself
all
the
delieht-
newly
married
couple.
The
groomsman
received
a
gift
of
a
cigarette
lighter.
A
large
number
of
wedding
presents
were
presented
.
y
,
friends
of
the
couple.
I
For
travelling,
the
bride
wore
a
three-piece
dressmaker
suit
of
green,
witli
brown
accessories.
The
couple
sailed
on
the
Prince
!
Rupert
for
a
three-week
honeymoon
at
Ketchikan.
!
i
l
-g
BAKED
!
k
1
,'I2!a
A
iluiutv
wavs
it
can
aeep
you
uaiei-m-
..
8NO-M1ST
Powder
fcpray
Deodorant.
l
our
dniRititi
to-raorrow
for
i
i.
Best
JooJi
have
one
flavour-
4
secret
ia
coin-,
uion
...whether
they're
nerved,
tiwed
and
lus-eiiiimiv
iireett.
ia
a-se
"""wrt?sxoral,y
syv
.
kW-
t
I
On
their
return,
they
will
take
up
residence
at
243
Eighth
Avenue
West.,
Mr.
Heaton
is
em
trni
.
or
coloutfully
ployed
by
Columbia
Celanese
Co
arranged
in
sjscs
fruit.
diehe...
they're
always
flavoured
with
HEINZ
K(iAK.Sl
Yi-r
it's
good
LARGE
PARK
AREA
t
lor
"salad
insurance
to
The
National
Park
system
of
to
mi
.
i
.'
i
l
i
I
A
Jl
l
GOOD
GARDENERS
Vst
Vitamin
B-l
for
Better
Gardens.
It
makes
for
Rapid
Growths
and
Works
Like
Magic
on
Your
Plants
,
One
Bottle
Makes
200
Gallons
Solution
25
CENTS
PER
BOTTLE
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
the
United
States
embraces
a
e
your
sulails
with
tne
Desv
uur
you
can
buy
just
a
yon
wmim,
;
total
of
169
acres,
containing
them
with
the
uesi
lnins
vevelvlilea.
Kn
ask
VOUT
yir
Yaanyrtart
Will
Moat
Cam
of
sprayini!
yur
lawn
witl1
thia
so-light,
gayly-coloured
Vmy-lit
plastic
howl
While
father
relaxes
with
his
evening
paper...
son
of
daughter
can
happily
do
his
gardening
chores
for
him
I
Yes,
these
Vinyiite
platic
hoses
are
truly
remarkable
for
more
reasons
than
one!
They're
just
one-third
the
weight
of
ordmary
hose
.
.
.
they're
weather
and
ecuff-resistant
...
and
they've
been
prrosure-tested
so
you
bot
lltyH
good
service
for
a
long,
long
timet
And
dp
1
aw
they're
ruade
of
VI.Nv-I.ITK
plastic,
when
you're
buying!
approximately
20,500,000
acres.
r
to-morrow
for
Heini
White
c.iwr
.
.
.
marvelous
toruinni
U
and
smoother
boiled
dress-
nn.l
ttoin
Mult
VillPHar
COTTAGE
CHEESE
W.cioua
for
heartier
aulails.'
One
VKT-
U
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
e
flavourttri
eeret...it
tne
i
and
mellowing,
in
wood
that
nke
HK1NZ
VINUUAKS
to
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Tour
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
8ERVICK
very
good!
k
Tfli'f
far
TiflV
Ualtime
Dw4-
It's
simply
wonderful
...
the
difference
in
jam
and
jelly-making
when
you
use
Certo.
Vou
get
jams
nd
jellies
that
look
better,
taste
better,
are
better
.
.
.
and
much
more
of
them.
That's
because
Certo
is
"fruit
pectin
the
natural
substance
in
fruit
that
makes
jams
"jam
.
pnd
jellies
"jell"
extracted
and
refined
ready
for
your
use.
THE
CERTO
BOIL
IS
SO
SHORT
With
Certo
you
boil
only
one-to-two
minutes
for
Jam
a
haU-minute-tO'a-minut
for
jellies.
NO
prolonged,
tedious
boiling
to
make
sure
your
jam
or
jelly
wiU
et:
Certo
makes
all
fruits
set
"just
right".
This
extremely
m
iw
.
.
.
plav
It's
Sue
fun
to
maka
your
own
"
licach
,
clothes
"
at
borne
,
v
.
and
they'll
be
the
smarU-st
sun-n-r,iia
suits
on
the
newt
What
I
-f..i
'
pinjtiui
11
"
I
Graduation
jelly,
aecdlesii
raieins.
stewed
men
or
apricots
in
tlie
botttn
votir
youngster'a
eereal
bowl.
ver
completely
with
"
Cream
of
heat
"
the
idea.ia
to
guess
w
beah,
too.
But
before
vox
settle
down
with
needle
and
thread...
be
sure
3
v
ur
thread
vn
SUITS
1
;it'a
hidden
-
underneath!
And
Certo
short
boil
means
:
Vou
get
$0
more
jam
or
I
because
practically
none
jelly
your
precious
fruit
juice
is
of
iv
your
youngster
will
love
her
'ream
of
Wheat"
treat!
It';
"0
od
.
.
.
anil
so
good
for
her!
You
.
5
Minute"
Cream
of
Wheat'
brimming
with
blood-building
u...and
it
provides
important
It
ium
and
Phosphorus
for
dints
tifMont
in
fheca
ulementj.
Cooks
EVERYTHING
HASN'T
RAISED
IN
PRICE
.
.
.
?
It
may
surprise
many
but
1847
Rogers
and
Oommunlty
Sliver
flatware
is
the
same
price
as
before
the
war.
And,
as
the
tax
is
now
off
it
should
be
doubly.
attractive.
-
Bulger's
always
sell
standard
goods
at
Canadian
advertised
prices
even
though
express
charges
are
more
than
those
of
places
nearer
to
the
factories.
For
instance
a
Big
Ben
clock
or
set
of
silver
sells
.
for
the
same
price
as
in
Ontario
where
it
is
made.
A
large
part
of
our
stock
is
made
up
of
standard"
advertised
goods
and
we
try
to
keep
the
balance
inline
with
the
prices
of
other
cities.
And
we
guar-'
antee
t
he
satisfaction
of
our
goods.
'
;
Something
from
Buigers
is
always
something
,
worth
having.
IXO
THRKAD!
Seants
sewn
with
this
wonderful
aylon
thread
will
Wxt
and
last...
no
matter
how
active
a
swiuinver
you
are.
re
avion
thread
ia
elastic
.
..it
provide
the
needed
"
give
"
m
seams
tliat
makes
for
longer
wearing,
bo
for
most
satisfactory
summer
sewing
..
.
ask
for
strong,
durable
Corliclli
Wo
Se'""
?-You'U
find
it
is
variety
of
love
y
ahades
keved
to
your
yt
hol
p
complete
digpftibility
in
5
win
's
ot
boiling.
That
a
wny
1
urao
,
i.
mviM
OK
fllF.AT"
a
family
habit
a
so
nv
thrainaiitii
of
Canadian
boiled
away.
J
The
time
you
spend
is
cut
down
to
fraction.
3
The
natural
colour
and
taste
of
the
fresh
fruit
are
retained.
The
Certo
boil
is
too
short
to
dull
jthe
one
or
spoil
the
other,
,
If
you
art
only
beginner,
dent
worry.
You'U
have
no
faiianse
if
yen
fellow
eiaclly
the
recipes
provided
with
Certo.
Since
diSerent
fruits
am
ferent
handling,
there's
separate,
kitchen-tested
recipe
for
each
ene.
day
mood
I
milics
doj
'
Highest
honors
go
to
our
smart
selection
of
gradua
r
ri
l
tion
suits.
They're
correct
City
ar
Country
I
coeo
good
old
wmmertw-l
day?
who
doesnt
lova
their
'
.
4008
when
AUd
k
theTw
ttat
tollarcl
that
't
h
you
starch
"em
nens
makes
linens
daisy-
clothes
1
i
in
1
ree
w
.
iron
ng
easy
keeps
r
7
I
for
the
important
ceremony
and
the
festivities
right
tor
wear
In
the
months
to
come.
DISTINCTIVE
TAILORING
FINE
FABRICS
feCtTocifttoortF
U
KONOMICAt-M
SMAII-
-MAKE
JAM
AND
JULY
THf
OUKX
IAST
MODEM
CWTO
W
T.
ASK
YOUR
ROCU
FO
CEXTO
TOOAV.
Ho.tond
Won't
Be
lnTfi
jam,
and
jell.es
ar.
"better
than
M'"
1
"...not
if
vou
make
them
with
ChHl
"'.yfno
1-
the
magical,
modern
touch
to
jam-n-jeliy
wk
"
.
.
.
iie
sure
way
to
consistent
good
results,
wen"
"
.
xHthe
natural
jellying
substance
oi
fruits
-nvenient
concentrated
fonu.
Cuts
boiling
tinM
:
to
1
Percent
wore
ne
or
two
minutes
-and
gives
yw
fifty
CLOTHING
STORE
i
mw"
i
w
u
n
i
i
1
1
A
Srodud
ft
Camroi
'Mdt
Bim
or
jelly
.from
the
same
amount
".
fvor
rt
be
sure
darkling,
appmling
color
...
more
true,
fw'.h'Jk
fiavr
,he
label
-fo
follow
eZtly
the
instructions:
jnH
Certe
i
unit
A
A..r
.
..inn
nii
um
and
leliy
Bums'
uc
v
.
U
their
jams
and
jellies.
,