Lizbeth
likes
"
Wince
Rupert
Doily
Newi
Thursday,
March
20,
1952
1
BLACKWOOD
on
Ifjet
poeuc
over
fcin
jt
mey
I
;
really
get
serious
about
her.
l
1
have
letters
to
prove
it."
i
Miss
Scott
was
in
London
sev-;
eral
weeks
making
a
picture
with
i
:
Paul
Henreid.
i
eiunci
a
BIO
SHOEMAKERS
COLORFUL
CITY"
.
Brazil
has
about
1300
large;
Srinigar.
the
capital
of
the
factories
making
shoes
and
state
of
Kashmir,
has
been
call-6700
smaller
establishments.
i
ed
"The
Venice
of
the
East."
(Bnclc
She
also
did
some
touring
on
the
continent,
but
her
romantic!
findings
were
not
Quite
so
sat.
I
p
V
rje
r
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
w
r!
I
I
isfactory.
I
"The
Frenchman
is
wonderful
in
his
suavity
and
charm,"
she
1
remarked,
"and
is
very
quick
I
with
the
compliments.
But
snmp.
...
'
t
,'.
Make
Sure
You
Have
Convenient
Itcbid
"Except
for
your
bidding
and
play,
you
were
a
star
on
this
hand,
New,"
remarked
Mr.
Champion
acidly.
Mr.
New
had
gone
set
one
trick
at
his
five-
English
Men
By
BOB
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
Sultry
Lizbeth
Scott
has
returned
from
a
European
Jaunt
and
blimey
if
she
doesn't
think
British
men
are
top-notch,
romantically
speaking,
i
The
actress
was
subject
to
some
international
wooing
while
touring
Europe.
She
was
escorted
by
English,
French,
Italian
and
Swiss
men,
and
she
decided
that
the
English
are
the
most
adept
in
the
matters
of
the
heart.
"Englishmen
are
so
youthful
In
their
manner,"
she
enthused.
"It's
not
true
that
Englishmen
are
sober
and
unemotional
all
the
time.
They
have
delightful
senses
of
humor.
"And
they
can
become
quite
poetic,
too."
I
asked
if
she
implied
that
American
men
don't
get
poetic.
"'Not
as
readily,"
she
admitted.
"But
American
men
are
able
to
MOXTEEAL,
Mar.
20th
Sometliin?
to
keep
the
family
happy
in
thin
gloomy
seaon
between
winter
and
spring?
Good
food
will
do
the
trick
every
tune!
Thai's
why
1
makes
point
of
jrn'in
evl.ra-
,.
delicious,
extra
noun.-lnr
Jl.LI.-U
l'l
UDlNU
(ieert9
when
I
ptifUmhrly
want
to
Ilia
folk.
If
jt
like
a
parly
when
you
serve
milk-ri-..
Jel'-O
l'ndding-'
iliry
offer
o
mwli
variety
and
tJiev'i'P
.-o
tvotttlfriullu
terii?tinir
The
vmrntr..
if
times
you
wonder
if
perhaps
this
isn't
a
veneer.
It
wasn't
encouraging
to
see
how
the
French
treat
'.heir
wives.
The
women
are
held
in
very
low
regard;
the
man
is
king.
"The
Italian
is
also
full
of
charm
.
.
.
but
seems
cynical
and
pessimistic.
"As
for
the
Swiss,
he
is
very
impressive.
He
is
strong
and
silent
and
can
say
more
with
a
few
words
than
most
nationalities
can
with
sentences."
tAii
mim
4
-
v.
club
contract.
j
The
opening
lead
was
a
club;
by
Mr.
Dale.
Mrs.
Keen
took
the
j
ace
and
returned
a
club.
Mr.
i
New
then
took
the
diamond
fi-j
nesse,
losing
to
the
king.
Later,
j
he
had
to
lose
a
spade.
Although
i
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
('Iiamploit
)
K--Q
S
H
K
4
D
A
Q
1
2
C
Q
7
6
5
Wl
Iii-t
IMineiilarly
will
love
B
the
flavour-Vanills,
Cliorolatr,
Biilier-;oloti
and
Caramel.
And
don't
iori;et
Ilie
three
on,l(rinl
Jell-O'
la.ioea
Pudding.
Mmm!
good
ami
jir.od
jar
vou!
And
a
Jell-O
1
iiddinn
is
ca,ily
oue
of
the
moH
economical
and
iiniple-to-pr-pa.if
ileort-i
yon
could
serve.
Your
llu.band
Will
Think
You're
W
onderful
.
.
.
"How
do
you
got
i
e
&
a
i
'4
f
Aj
-
K
-
-
.
(Mr.
I:ilc)
Mr,
Kmmi)
7
6
ii
nun
m
mi
wimc:
,
nr
ii
sav.
Ana,
nivini;
credit
where
credit's
due,
you'll
tell
him
it';
blue.
Ym
Hlue
does
the
job
ot
nil
in
kerning
dollies
from
turnimr
yelliw,
Jint
a
swish
or
two
of
Hiur
m
the
linul
riiiMDR
that's
all
there
is
to
it.
Ami
B--9
3
2
S
K
J
B
H
J
10
9
3
H
7
2
I-J
0
8
5
D
K
10
Classified
advertisements
the
News
pay
big
dividends.
C-B
2
C
A
8
4
jrrn
Spade
ISIarte
at
Ritrht
Angles
to
Trench
!
SPADE
HOME
GARDEN
THIS
EASY
WAY
BEFORE
PLANTING
it
s
so
cnmpletrly
-afe
for
the
fine
fabrics
in
vour
vva-h!
Ihoie
won.lcifnl
sheets
you
got
for
your
illth
(Mr.
Wtt)
A
10
4
he
could
throw
one
of
dummy's
f.pades
on
a
third
round
of
hearts,
there
was
only
one
trump
In
dummy
to
ruff
his
two
spade
losers.
"You
could
have
made
it.
New,"
Mr.
Champion
grumbled.
"AH
you
had
to
do
was
to
forget
about
ffnpinj
the
queen
of
diamonds.
Just
go
up
with
the
ace
and
led
a
little
one
back."
BIDDING
TO
BLAME
"All!"
said
Mr.
New.
"That's
...
-.,,,(.
iiiuniMn
rri
uml
your
pride
.'mil
joy
.
.
don't
tuke
chances
ue
safr-as-etm-hA
Uhi.
J...i,.,t
read!
.
.jivrA
vi
hi
mav
rr
-
k
,(
li
actu-es
in
horticul-
f.
f
ni.L
onrH'.in
f
h
a
qes
D
4
8
c
k
j
io
a
The
blrtriin(;:
South
Viost
Nfirth
1
H
Pass
2
D
3C
Pass
4C
6
C
Aii
Jjiuw
hiring
ms.
bmiuch
Vin,
ior
lite
wl.imt
waaij,
it'
id.iKli
I
rs
ii,C.
East
I
Pass
Puss
i
I
Praite-Winniiig
Muin-C.ourie
"SAff
Aliil
A"
'.
Witt
Sy
you're
a
"naltiral-
linrn
L-"
J
i
)J
spaded,
before
seed
vi
the
horn?
pardener
Viliousanrl
feet
or
less
;
$
ace.
spadiUR
can
be
tiijoyable
and
bene-
asking
a
lot,
isn't
it?
Neither
jng
bid
make
sure
you
will
have
:
opponent
bid.
How
could
I
know
a
convenient
reljid
over
your
:
4
ttitii
n
ever
J
ve
son
one!
Yr,
K
ll.U'l'
m.VNI-lt
ii
truly
di-hciritis
anil
-o
very
e
c
it
n
o
tn
i
c
a
I
.
Ylill
HCC,
OII3
when
you
know
i
h
n
w
lo
cook
with
shortenli
oa
time
arid
"'
liimretin
in
li.
vour!
And
it'i-
easy
to
do
"'
vevn
nao.
me
Kins
aouoie-
;
partner's
most
probable
re-'
'
f".
ton?
sponse.
is
(o
take
it
easy
hard
work
if
done
'Well,
anyway,
you
could
have
made
it,"
answered
Mr.
Cham
pion,
who
cares
less
about
being
logical
than
about
making
his
point.
Certainly
the
play
Mr.
Cham
MA
1
1
J
.
slime.
A
space
ol
l.uiiu
ti
in
be
spaded
in
a
s',n
eicht
hours.
One
,:!i)r
eicht
days,
and
;
dHC.
soil
is
In
condition
jjfvcr
work
soil
which
.
din
if
the
soil
is
heavy.
V
,
I
pion
suggested
was
double-1
'
When
Kml
C
runihleK
Kasily
in
Ylur
Hand,
It's
Time,
to
Spade
and
tiep'wit
(t
In
t.h
trench.
The
spade
tihould
be
driven
down.
package
of
"Kraft
Dinner"
contains
cnuiuli
for
a
main
Ji-h
ior
four
.
.
.
a
i
li
than
6c
a
K-rvinjr.
Ami
in
every
package,
you'll
lind
two
inoiith-waterini?
iiiareihcnl:
a
p'
cial.
lai-eookins;
iii;ic;inmi
and
craicJ
cheese
lor
mellow,
i-heildar
ciiees-e
ftivoiH.
tiniid
all
year
'round,
"Kiaft
JJinmr"
is
so
handy
m
a
"meal-tti
ti
mi;
ciner-Ci
ncy"
.
.
.
oj
tlic
rlii
lfiido
the
pftt
onto
thr
Ufhh
!
My
itnmi
i-lioil
.
.
liial
you
h:oe
eerttl
Ictaaeu
on
hand
lor
Jiluinun
Lenten
meals!
when
you
have
SONKIST
CALIFORNIA
I.l'.MONS
to
add
rxciieinent'
to
"
tloem
of
(li.-hes.
Ves.
one
of
the
-nio-t
txeiline
flavours
you
can
Uie
in
your
cook
in;
is
the
flavour
oi
.".
ir:sh,
juicy
lemons.
And
Sunki,t
Leinm.s
are
the
finest,
juic'if
,t"
"
crown
...
I
know
you'd
azree
"
;mce
you've
cooked
Willi
them.
...'
I'iT
tin
111
mill
vegetables
with
bikid
beans
with
fish
in
pics
and
icinirs
ami
in
your
hakiii(t.
A
'
'
supply
of
Siinkist
I
"""-t"
in
a
flood
cook's
kitchen!-
...
.
II
A..
I
wwrt
j,
,til
it
has
become
not
on
a
slant,
but
perpenclicul-
ijiiTe
is
a
point
be-
arly
to
Its
full
depth.
Take
a
fii'S
when
even
heavy
small
slice
of
the
soil
go
your
iv
be
lilted,
ana
win
back
is
not
strained.
Lift
it
un.
So
lluty
doinir
hmisewoik
that
nrir
.iim
h
noieiome
a
a
blow
from
the
turn
the
spade
over,
so
that
the
an
tell
this
point
top
soil
falls
underneath
and
mud
pic"
test.
bottom
soil
on
top.
In
filling
U
of
earth
in
your
the
first
trench,
you
have
opened
;
It
to
make
a
mud
a
second.
'
dummy.
He
had
no
grounds
for
criticizing
his
partner's
plav'
But
the
bidding
was
something
else
again.
Mi.
New's
first
rebid
was
at
the
three
level.
Surely
his
bidding
suggested
a
different
typo
of
distribution
from
what
he
had
actually
,had.
In
addition,
it
required
more
In
high
cards.
REQl'IRES
PLANNING
The
trouble
goes
back
to
the
opening
bid
itself.
.Mr.
New
should
have
opened
one
club
rather
than
one
heart.
Then,
over
partner's
one
diamond
response
he
could
have
bid
one
heart.
Far
from
making
his
first
re-bid
at
the
three
level,
he
actually
could
have
shown
both
of
his
(i
holds
tonether
the
i
u
you
wlsn
to
s
de
,
kn
to
spade.
If
it
.,..
,.
,
v.KiHUi
Hit,
incut-less
iiiain-coiit-se
di-h
.
.
.
HEIN7,
UVEN'-HAKKU
liKAXS.
Yes,
"1
'inner
of
Ilie
V."
e
e
k
"
ill
;i
y
easily
be
your
family's
verdict
you
ve
no
time
to
iitic
Of
course
you
liko
your
liome
to
look
nice
;ilid
that1
wlrv
1
thmklHJMOl.ll'K
li
h'iicIi
a
wonderful
ili.M'overy
in
livine!
Ii'g
un
c-cepi
lonally
slieinR,
wear
.
resittins
you
can
g0,"""""w
--i
,ne
area,
except
ior
ine
top
oi
task
for
your
first
y"
Initial
trench.
When
this
iv
a
strip
six
feet
first
trench
has
been
dug,
clean
:
:he
shortest
di-
the
manure
from
the
top
of
the
whoa
vou
brimr
on
a
vthoppmr
H
m-food
Lr:
(sib
lppt
C.
L.
WALKER,
whose
appoint-
?'
i
f
ment
as
Assistant
General
'
J
j
Manager
of
The
Royal
Bank
P
Prolrct
Ilie
original
m
i
of
Canada
is
announced.
Mr.
"
.
.
.
,
m
m
j
Walker
has
had
a
wide
bank-
,
.
'
-"
j
I
ing
experience
in
Canada,
j
men!
of
meat-
fish.
'
j
having
served
as
ltwpector
at
,ePetal,l,-H
.ml
other
the
Supervisor
s
Department;
M
!
:
Vancouver
and
at
Head
Office,
jMrUlialtleH
liy
storing
g
"V
'
5
Jl
;
Montreal,
and
more
recently
as
,hem
,
ian.(..wrap
S
Manager
of
Toronto
Branch.
:
,
1
"
4
.
!
;
He
is
a
native
of
Clinton,
Ont.
j
heavy
waxed
paper,
lft-
:
and
entered
the
bank
in
1928.
'
.
overs,
too.
keen
hei
let
in
,
V
'z
m
garden.
At
one
next
trench
and
throw
it
into
the
rich,
say
the
width
bottom
of
the
first;
then
pro-
lf
the
spade,
remov-
ceed
with
your
spading,
piling
m
It.
Pile
this
soil
the
soil
on
top
of
the
manure.
suits
at
the
one
level.
And
this
Ins
bean
pot
tilled
to
the
"brilii
"
with
Heinz
Heatis.
M-mmm!
Just
i
ta-te
tltat
real,
baked-m
favour.
Heiiii
lieans
are
steeped
to
the
heart
in
spicy
tomato
sauce
made
'
from
gun-ripened
"Aristocrat"
tomatoes.
There
are
loid
of
delicious
w
iy
to
serve
thorn
.lo
it
often,
And
treat
your
family,
to..
Ileins
CookeU
Bpaglietti,
loo.
It'.,
every
bit
as
economical
as
Heinz
Bean-"
and
gonil!
Made
from
"
Mte
end
ot
tne
strip.
When
you
have
finished
your
sequence
would
not
have
prom
nn
ine
mane
not
Cay
s
quota,
you
wiil
nave
an
viuvlne
plastic
f.ihric,
which
comes
in
a
ho-t
of
licntiiilnl
col-ouia
and
pattum.
Ivisy
10
wasli
(just
wipe
witii
a
ilanip
rloih
and
rmsc).
NO
lRO.M.M!.
DomoUie
(made
liy
Dominion
Oilcloth
an.
Linoleum
Company)
rep:
Is
moisture,
oil
!Mvt
dirt.,
"jjtiy
it
ly-:Lc-yard
at
depart
ment
and
variety
stores
everywhere.
It's
easy
to
sew.
Ve
i(
to
make
eiii'tains.
draper,
beach
bags,
bihs,
aprons-,
etc.
It
rile
la
me
Itarhaia
Urr-Tit
.
14U
Ciesccnt
Si..
Montreal,
PAL
r
free,
ilfuirmfnf
lilcrntiire
on
what
lyoM
can
ilo
with
ttiia
brand
new,
budget-wise
fabric!
ft
tie
trench,
but
at
empty
trench,
which
should
be
io
it.
This
enables
filled
with
the
soil
you
rerrioved
ie
soil
more
easily,
from
the
initial
trench.
ised
any
bigger
hand
than,
lie
had.
The
much
easier
contract
of
three
no
trump
undoubtedly
would
have
been
reached.
As
Mr.
Champion
pointed,
out,
good
bidding
requires
good
planning.
Before
selecting
your
open-
Classified
advertising
In
the
semolina
flour
cooked
to
tantalizing
tenderness,
this
creamy
spa-
,
ghctti
is
drenched
in
a
zesu'ul
to-
nuito
saiu-e
that
will
bung
plates
back"
ior
morel
"DAILY
NEWS"
bring
results.
west
want
.
-
,
,
.
-
:
I
I
luiiil-e-u
run.
anil
l
1
:
Became
There's
A
Lightning
1
Fo
t
ktery
(CP)
Economists
:
'
f.
,'j
tV-
'"'"K
"fed.
A
ainriis
ju.-ii.
b:
i
y
too
much
about
liuiiu;
JS
(ill
J.illl
fit
Slide
r'aste
(
A
for
mv
ncm
nrld
population
and
:
-oil
fertility.
j
Bratty.
director
of
'
i
stnt-
n
d
i
skirts
-
flress.
T
li
V
tn
Fisheries
Expert-
j
Ger(aiuation...
little.
even
a
,
vines
-rX",
mUW
in
every
can
,Ue
cvar-H
on
here,
says
the
,
eventually
claims
t
soil's
fertility,
can
'
you'll
he
dollars
'
A
-
-head!
:
S.
J$i
X
'
'
yXXXX..
"VV
""X"
M'IR
'
$r
MMihrru
i
i
u
tor
minerals,
'
pnimals.
fevered
from
the
sea,
!
cl
industrial
opera-
i
N-er
v.--
'?
wm"
time
the
every
every
-
of
Or.uuon
i
m
MUk
in
a
rcc.pe
Tvcry
time
VZ
(
are
ceedmg
in
extract-
i
nm
and
potassium
j
There'i
Ao
Trirk
To
Saving
.
,,
,
Mmtev
when
vou
use
lil.l
HOXXKT
AlAItOARIXE
in
afl
your
cooking;
and
as
a
spread
fur
'-
"'
bread.
This
country-sweet,
als
.;:
ways-l'resh
margarine
is
stt
eco-..,..
noniical!
Just
compare
it
with
any
spread
al
price
.
.
.
and
I'm
"
'
sine
you'll
airee
that
Hlue
bonnet
'
is
"tops"
in
flavour,
nutrition
and
,
economy!
You'll
like
the
handy,
"Yellow
Qaik"
bag
it
comes
in,
too
.
.
.
for
easy,
easy
colouring.
Just
prow
the
colour-button
and''''""'
knead
the
hag
gently.
In
just
two
'.
luinuirs,
your
Hlue
Jionnet
rs.ilr-golik
"
n-yellovv
'
rrady-to-usi'.
So
i
t:ikc
my
tip
when
you're
shop-pinn
tomorrow
look
for
the
yellow
package
of
Hlue
Itonnet
Margarine
with
Hlue
lionnel
'
Sue
on
the
front.
make
&
placket
that
fits
beaulifullv,
because
there's
a
I,
1
t!
H
T
X
1
N
(1
J''A.STL'M'.U
specially
made
in
just
the
ri-'ht
pie
for
every
weitrbt
of
material,
from
hcaty
Iweeds
to
fealherliiilit.
chiTons.
Choose
the
hize
ni-eordinir
to
the
mat
erial.
then
't'
how
your
i.iahtiiing
J''astenor
tucks
anay
in
t
lie
seam
of
your
dress
or
suit
Hows
Willi
the
fabric
so
fl.
vibly
that,no
one
knows
tiicia
!
And
here
s
an
exciusive
Lis-'htiiiiin
feature
Ilie
niicoiiiti-fionally
liiiai-anteed
Aiitomalie
Lock.
-Vou
can
be
si're
vour
I.i.lIiIiiiiik
will
never
slip
down
until
you
move
it
yourself.
That's
wiry
a
l.mhlninn
zipper
'is
my
choice
for
perfect
wearing
satisfaction
in
the
clothes
I
make
or
imv
I
Bier.
1
use
it
.n
p'
-
of
the
reasons
you
Mitm1
'
,her
bra
than
any
(ed
Carnation
and
other
aquatic
1
ow
are
commonly
;
cosmetic
and
plas-
i
e
last
war
helncd
week
use
nrver
vanes.
DAT
DAY
TEST-f-'f
SEVEN
bHa.
Once
THIS
WAKE
'mn
Y?
r
bra.td
Milk
in
pl-e
n()
()tll,r
pnd
fish
markets
rrwise
would
hn
Art
PuscdCarnauonwe
will
satisfy
y-
-Napkins
to
develop.
Meat
reased
the
demand
f
7'ftr
47if
Wuthing
Mm-ltine
.Iiuiikt
Heauiiul
Wood
b
ii
ry
f
many
developed
a
'
iooos.
''ration
methods,
he
1
boon
to
the
fresh
''.'
S
looking
"weather-
boa
I
en
"
T
Cheer
up!
.
.
.
thanks
to
V
It
1
G
K
X
linaniel,
your
waslunt!
machine
can
have
a
for
Lovely
table
settings
M.iJc
from
three
thicknesses
of
soft
Cellulose.
.
.
.
they
drape
and
fold
like
fine
linen.
tiri'ic,
niana
t,aice
Oiifiilh.
grand-ilaughler
of
Lady
tiage,
w:is
married
ri'cciuly,
Diana's
wedding
gown
was
a
family
lien
loom
.
.
,
but
her
beaulv
a
A
load
of
Atlan
t
here
recent
lu
j
-
?
1
fi'xas.
In
a
refrigera-
brand
new,
secret
can
lie
anv-"
ones.
VYOomsiKY
FACIAL.
V.
'
trleammg
while
fin:;h
in
jiwt
a
few
lioursl
l'rijten
is.
a
speei
il
enamel
lo
nnew
tltat
faciory-brinht
fini-h
on
stoics,
refrigerators,
washing
machines,
toilet
wats,
medicine
cabinets
and
oilier
household
apiiliaiices.
Ii's
erono-inical
it
gives
a
lianl,
durable
surface
it's
quick
and
easy
to
npply-lHkes
3-4
hours
to
dry.
The
J-'rigen
"Home
l'ainling
Kit"
is
especially
handy
because
it
comes
complete
with
hnt-h
and
all
you
need
to
do
the
job.
.o,
when
worn
surfaces
mar
the
beamy
of
expensive
appliances
just
a-k
for
l'rigen
iaiamel
at
your
paint
dealer's
it's
Ritar-autecd!
,
SOAl
with
ilf
famous
beauty-cream
ingrediei.t
keeps
Dianirt
roinplexion
gloriously
radiant.
always.
Y
bile
some
soaiis
teniij&
d
r
y
senstlivc
skin,
WoodliUiy
actually
miftens
il
!
You
see.
-to
every
cake
of
Woodbury,
"kin
scientists
add
a
beauty-cream
ingredient
the
same
softening
gil
used
in
fine
face
cream.
It'ii-
tended
to
help
replace
the
natnml
oils
you
wash
away.
Try
W
oodbury
yourself.
See
how
lovely
your
complexion
run
be!
And
try
the
Woodbury
big
Beauty
Huh
Size,
too
for
all-over
loveliness,
r
.
A
ttttling
itvtr
toltf
pot
by
Thomas
Woor,
England,
1757.
A
valwd
pice,
now
In
fho
O.
8.
Alton
collection,
Vancouver.
n
P
'
i-
tkis
worldly
THAT
V
at
t'mYi
irorfc
.
,
.
and
to
think
you
could
barely
crawl
out
I
J
S,0
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
mm
VT
V?
I
,ol
linl
Itiis
morning!
Hut
a
parkluig
glass
ot
SAb
IlKPATIt'A
belief
breakfast
has
made
a
new
woman
of
you.
Vi-i.
wiih
spedy
Sal
Hepatic
you
avoid
"Laxative
Lag"
that
feeling
of
stomach
di-'
,
comfort
that
often
goes
on
for
ion
'til
ordinary,
-Slow-acting
laxatives
bring
relief.
It's
pleasant
to
take,
loo
sparkling
clear
aim
gentle
as
can
be.
So
LONDON
DRY
GIN
'J
jJT.--
take
mv
tip
when
vou
feel
slmnrish
or
hendaeliv
-
i
mmm.
Ice
cream!
mf
LONDON
'vJ!N-svTr
''-
remember
thrs
e:isy,
plraant-tasting
remedy
that
"
leaves
you
feeling
hke
a
million
in
no
tune
at
all
I
Effertive
and
safe
lor
nil
members
ot
your
i'amilv,
Sal
Hepatica
is
a
product
of
Britol-Myera
who
also
make
BL'l'FEUIN
pain
relief
tablets.
.
Are
You
Letting
a
lark
of
knowledge
about
feminine
hygiene
cut
a
shadow
ovr
your
marriage?
Married
women
who
';
DRY
CH'v;!
.v.-
''
-
.
.1
v"'.'.L
m
a
sundae
tre
ai
ior
tne
c-Ssv
want
a
completely
satisfactory
melhoil
of
feminine
hygiene
use
ZOXITORS.
Zonitors
are
etTective,
preaseless,
stainless,
snow-wiiitas
vaginal
uppitorie
A
disfinrrufcl
M
11
'"'lit"
wKolcfamily!
timt
are
powerfully
gfrnucnlal,
yet
absolutely
safe
to
UJHI
delicate
tissues.
And
they
re
iw
ir.
vwy
wry
rduniv
rduniy
ami
ami
eon-
eon-
I
HE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
I
Neu,
WestmmStcr.
B.
C.
venient
to
irse!
Ask
vour
nr
j,
I
ftrufotiat
for
Zonitors
to-
-tJ
Ly
Barbara
Brent.
Itll
morrow
.
.
.
ortif
irrite
to
mm
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
or
free
booklet
CBH-t
giving
important-to-know
farts
on
feminine
hygiene.
It
will
ba
meal
to
vou
ia
i
ptaia
wmpper.
-w-
iii
t
-ntinii
or
displayod
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
toy
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia
f
"
"
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