10
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ince
kupert
Dcnlv
n,.
WS
Noturol
Gas
u
.
:
Oddities
Grow
in
Massey's
Lawn
OTTAWA
9
Four-leaf
clovers?
William
Berthelet,
70,
Tuesday
found
a
four-leaf
clover
growing
beside
a
five-leaf
rlovei
which
was
growing
beside
a
six-leaf
clover!
He
plucked
the
three
oddities
of
nature
from
the
lawns
of
Rideau
Hall,
residence
of
the
governor-generaK
SASKATOON
H-The
natural
i
rrJJ""
Doctfc
L
gas
pipe
line
being
built
between
than
2
nun
.!'
Alta'
-
I
4
f
.
Saskatoon
and
the
i
trader,.
.....
.
bisons
Brock
field
.
attent
New
Discussion
Program
Drawn
Up
in
East
Zone
By
TOM
HHKDV
HKIILIN
(AP)
East
German's
whakyiCnnimu-nist
jtcfivcnimont
invited
its
rebellious
subjects
today
to
air
tlieir
j-ievanees
in
Red-sponsorud
public
dis-
teJt.
:Z"r:r
nnonW
irlnj
&
""1,
woo
t
i
s
m
his
40th
oth
v...,.
ve;
r,in
"
to
me
souinwest
in
expected
i
to
reach
here
about
July
15.
The
gas
Is
expected
to
be
turned
on
here
late
In
the
year.
Iff
t,VJ
,
OI
n
district
as
.
a
general
practitioner.
k
v,.j,
'j
g
'
"
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.
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'i
PUSlOll'i
Kiiiiueiiv
u
ciiaiice
10
explain
lis
Make
Sure
You
And
Your
I
"new
course."
j
The
Russians,
however,
I
no
major
.-dpn
of
Jlfllm;
Family
Are
Kave
their
Protected
Againit
Crippling
Hoipi4
g
!
The
new
ixilicy
ohviuusly
was
jdosi'iifd
as
.
safi-ty
valve
to
knep
the
e;i
il
zone
from
exilod-Kt'uin
into
iien
warfare,
'but
the
finds'
radio
nerllij
rom-
MuNTKI-AI,,
Juhp
2-ih
Have'
you
ever
thought
who
1
"iu-ti
jv
rit.!"
fur
lliiv1-''
Ye-,
holi-i:t-tinie
is
lli-ir
hu-i-(
s-a-on.
S
manv
liorn'1"
ait
hit
empiv--:
ie
fur
1
1
if
fi-y
pi'k
itii
of
v.ilu;it!'.
.M.tkf
Mirft
liuii't
Icive
to
:iy
f-w
llin
v
t
'
uvp
1
1
tin.
1'ut
vimr
valii:ihlf
nini
iui-
t:iu
p.t
-'
s
aw;iv
f
;il
Iv
itl
n
li
-
(v
M
IT;
I.
AL
&,-(,'
tni.tt
Itur.
1
do!
It
ro.-i
-o
litfle
ah')
11'.-
wutUi
viiv
p'-nm
!
i
fun
hjavt'
Imcnlcd
that
the
di.
'.(Mission
sessions
also
would
elve
tiie
gov-
iiuiiit-
ai
an
iiin-
h:i
k
ou
-,hi
iuv.t
wny
l-.fh
tmt-l
hitliway?
And
crjiinti-
ioais
to
iny
:
:.n
fctnir
hi
.
.
.
With
no
iiim
thouin.t
ot
prpi-iouVx
h.----i.hi--
h
ir
;ir
tnnitf
;il
t!.1
1'i-fc
of
hre
aiti
theft.
All
of
iny
p:tj.ei
uuA
Imfe
11.111
1
mi
p.
m
1
a!ul
are
safely
slorcii
away
in
a
H
01
M
r'tlt
ty
j
if-pu
it
Jtox.
STAa('j
Mure
Truuhtrwt$n
in
iim
'iol
oM
summertime"
than
a
I
irtHl
ri)
iinitosed
uftcr
the
open
liebillloll
Ikflliill
a
week
ui;.i.
i
Murtittl
luw
Ktill
prevuWed
und
la
curfew
emptied
he
street';
iil;htly.
!
The
ItuMlans
made
only
a
f
few
minor
concessions,
allow-l
iiig-
Ka..t
anil
West
Berliner
:
who
work
across
the
Rim-rinded
,
frontier
to
cross
at
three
special
IMiliitx.
Some
!0()
West
Herllneis
sl.lll
were
heltiR
held
hi
n
for-i
mer
.slittif
hlerhoiise
for
further
checking.
!
Russian
firinR
squads
exeeut-,
ed
three
of
the
picked
East
Cier-
Auriol
Asks
Independent
PARIS
(CP)
President
Vincent
Auriol
crossed
up
political
observers
Wednesday
and
called
on
Joseph
Lanlel,
a
deputy
little
known
outside
his
own
Independent
party,
to
have
a
try
at
lorming
a
government
to
end
France'
record
political
crisis.
The
nomination
was
announced
after
Antolne
Pinay,
another
Independent,
gave
up
attempts
to
put
together
the
country's
19th
post-war
cabinet.
France
has
Iteen
without
a
government
since
Premier
Rene
Mayer
was
ousted
May
21.
Lanlel,
n
textile
manufacturer,
has
served
in
several
French
cabinets
but
always
as
a
junior
minister
As
he
left
the
president's
palace
after
railing
on
Auriol.
the
Gli-year-old
premier
-
designate
toltl
reporters
he
was
willing
In
principle
to
mtike
the
attempt,
but
would
be
unable
to
give
any
definite
answer.
Iaiilel's
selection
came
n.t
n
surprise.
National
Assembly
observers
had
predicted
Auriol
would
turn
next
to
Mayer
or
to
Rene
I'levin,"
Mayer's
defence
minister
and
also
u
former
premier.
The
observers
considered
both
capable
of
representing
France
effectively
at
the
Big
Three
conference
now
set
for
July
8
at
Bermuda.
Pinay
was
the
seventh
political
leader
Auriol
has
lapped
for
the
Job
and
the
third
to
say
no
without
going
before
the
Assembly
for
approval.
The
other
four
were
turned
down
by
the
deputies.
1
HOSPITRI
IHSUBRRCE
1
PREMIUM
VpS
1
IS
wi
Uutty,
srnmy
hi-ui-nM.'
.o
i.i
i
mIi.,1
t.i
.hi
nheu
ami
Fiiiii"
H'-U
lu.
k
ir
urnim.
5).,i
h.tue
r.-h.-f.
'
r
Mni
lirkii
uim
t
iim
iirii'l
v.'ifi)ii
rt-'it-vf
in
it
:itM
Till."
blonde
bundle
Is
Joy
Niven
of
Ios
Angeles,
basking
in
the
sun
at
has
Vet'as
In
a
polka-dolled
twn-plecer.
Joy
Is
a
iiii'.hl
club
dancer
and
In
tcpoiU-il
t
have
idiic
Hu,,k
coats
hut
you'd
ticvvT
f;ucss
II.
from
IhiK
photo.
Sweden
Starts
1
n.
m
a
meDiuranp
uimo
L
iiuiu-.
i
ut
1
j
y
;i-f
tin-
intrnif
aikl,
hi't,
t
li
ui
y
1
iH
1.
1
1
1
j
w
.
V'jt
1
1"
iji
I
it
1
;i'
lif
..u
of
fai
-ailing
ft
1
mirreoienis
lit
a
iii.ui-1,
stJt
hiJip
tm-p,
i
h
-
many
o'.titr
dioiolnris
tuo.
.Scm
or
0
Ut.r.Kin
nian
"peopies"
police"
in
East
j
:
Berlin
and
shot
two
others
li)
j
(lera
for
alli'Ked
complicity
in
i
Ihe
week
of
strikes
and
rlntinrr
!
HEAR
E.
T.
(TED)
APPLEWHAITE
Librrnl
M
P.
for
Skeona
ovpr
CFPR
Tonight
6:15
-
6:30
p.m.
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BILLING
NOTICE
WITH
YOUR
PREMIUM
PAYMENT
DIRECTLY
TO:
tit't-i'
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fif
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uhlrt,
(hitiitto.
i.uicr
now
aud
every
i'.u.
hut
zu-o,
J
i
bohittt
Sue,
I
Building
500
Shelters
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Sweden
is
building
500
giant
shelters
under
her
granite
cliffs
and
mountains
where
her
warships
und
aircraft
will
be
stored
and
serviced
safe
from
atomic
attacks
in
any
future
war.
The
shelters,
costing:
a
total
of
about
45n.noo.ntiO
crowns
(about
$!)O,0(Ki,U0l)i.
will
also
accommodate
Sweden's
defence
staffs,
chief
ratlar
stations
und
other
essential
military
and
civilian
services.
More
than
$100(10,001)
worth
of
these
shelters
have
already
been
built.
This
brought
to
27
the
known
total
of
Soviet
executions
m
their
drive
to
stop
the
revolt.
MaJ.-nen.
V.
T.
Dibrova,
Soviet
commander
In
East
Berlin,
lifted
the
ban
on
public
meetings
to
permit
operation
of
the
East
German
satellite
govern-
,
ment's
new
discussion
program.
t
The
east
regime's
dominant
German
Communist
party
secretary-general
Walter
Ulbrleht,
announced
that
disgruntled
,
senior
workmen
In
plants
and
factories
would
have
a
chance
to
air
their
complaints
without
fear
of
reprisal.
1
Radio
Berlin
commented
that
"many
still
do
not
understand
our
new
course"
and
that
at
(he
mectinn
"explainers
appointed
by
the
party
will
en-Rage
immediately
in
this
important
work
to
develop
democracy
on
the
German
soil."
My
Family
Wuuliln'l
Give
A
Fif
for
any
rhutK
I'Ol
lay
umq
It
o
m
e
-in
a
,1
c
flrawlerry
Bud
ra-pberry
jam.
1
ffiiesx
tln-y
111
u
P
t
ho
pieju-diit.l.
And
1
uin.
too.
I
HOIll,
lll'l
."5
In
il
it
w
u
aay
way
hut
the
i
After
the
first
atomv
bomb
fell
Ol'n!on
Japan,
Sweden's
military
East
German
Premier
Grotewohl
told
a
workers'
meet
Were'
1
.4
)l
iimlirfiil
War
to
BPt
J'our
family
In
cut
lircuk
fan
entry
iniiriiinL'.
Simplv
wrve
lint
"f
IKK
AM
OK
WIIKAT"
wilh
iluni),
hii-llow
Iiccm
nf
lian:na.
'luji
wit
h
milk
or
rrf.iin.
"i'tTii-ti,
!",
tliey'll
-ay.
Ve,
and
c.-i.-y,
too.
(;iu,
k
"(
H
ani
uf
heia
'
tiikfs
unfv
fi-e
iiiiiniti-
of
loiliiiic
to
ri,uk
lo
pci
fprt
-iiiuotliiii-.
Anil
btst
of
all,
liot
"('nam
of
U
In
nl"
is
tally
good
jur
you.
It
miliums
iron
for
good
icii
blood
ami
calcium
and
pho-)!,o!us
fur
iliots
ilo-Ht
unt
in
tlioso
f
li
uiruts.
.Si
rivo
(he
family
a
ioo,
i-iait
:i
qui.
k
Hart
for
tl,o
day.
Treat
iluun
(o
hot
'Cream
of
Hkm''
lor
U:fak-
OR
WAKE
PAYMENT
leaders'
made
a
secret
Inventory
of
all
the
country's
cliffs
and
mountains
.strong'
enough
and
high
enough
to
serve
a.4
"roofs"
CKH'I'O
J
RUT
I'KC.TIM
way.
That's
the
only
way
1
ran
he
sure
of
iiulis.
I
don't
like
ri.-l.uii
iny
time,
money
and
fruit
ou
Mivtliilin
but
eerlaintie-i.
The
true
J
i
nit
flavor
is
retained
.
.
.
.
uoi
boiled
away
as
so
rinic-h
of
it
wa
in
the
old-faluoned
ineiliml.
And
I
lind
1
m-i
up
to
.lll'i
mnre
jam
or
jelly
from
the
'
Mine
amount
of
fruit.
Haye
you
hied
C'wto
Fruit
I'eetin?
You'll
?a
ye
2:t
tlir
tune
of
the
former
loux-l'oil
way
of
jam
and
jelly,
jnakim:.
There
are
grand
recipes
in
(he
booklet
under
the
lal-i
of
each
liotile
of
Certo.
ing
that
new
plans
would
b"
unfolded
in
the
next
several
weeks
to
carry
out
the
regime's
promises
of
Improvement
in
the
working
man's
lot.
THROUGH
LOCAL
B.C.
M
I
S.
OFFICE
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
the
MAKE
SURE
YOU
QUALIFY
FOB
.
NEW-INSURED
BENEFITS''
surewqy
with
GUKLPII
ENTRY
WINS
,$.-)()0
CASH
ttlioiers
hi
the
mill
IMue
ll.iuiiel
Mare.irlne
"Happy
Hiillitai"
I'on-te-t
nliich
en,
Oil
June
l.'iih
were
mill"
eil
loitav
Willi
the
llrst
prize
of
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I
MI
hellic
auarileil
li
Mr.
Joe
Veninl,
41
Alice
St.,
I.llel,li.
Out.
oilier
prizes
and
winners
In
this
llltli
of
nine
ueei.lv
i
niite-K
are:
y
1
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mi
CASH
In
Mrs.
(
ail
It.
Samson.
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il.
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in
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l:.
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I'erlll.
Kill.;
)lr.
I.leaiior
druse.
loroolo.
mil.;
Mrs.
lllaf
Naarl.
Keeiler,
Mun.;
Mrs.
It.
('.
Ord.
Moos
Jaw.
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:
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
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l.aiulslrooi.
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Mrs.
4.
ti.
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liilllialh.
liiulpes.
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Mrs.
lainlit-
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(iil.
l.awMiu.
Sak..
Mr.
M.
J.
f.erlltz.
lalt-ary.
Alia..
Mr.
linn
siwd.
Itavmonil,
Allu..
Mrs.
Verlu
leillre.
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Mrs.
K.
A.
Kranie,
Vanioover
Island.
M.C.,
Mrs.
4.
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MacLeod.
Halifax.
M.S.
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(
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rs.
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Mr.
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nils.
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Mrs.
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ioudt;e.
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line.
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Sit
All
prize
winners
have
heen
iiulltieil.
1'LI.iNTY
OF
TIME
TO
EN'TKR
similar
laluahle
prizes
Hill
con-lliiue
to
tie
awarded
every
week
uiilil
July
lllli
lii
liiiic
lionnel's
SIll.lNHl
(
onlrst.
To
enter
Is
ras.
Stale
Ii
v
ou
like
lilne
Itnilnel
Vlaruarlne
liesl
in
.-,
wnrds
r
less,
.send
your
entry
with
t
end-llaps
(each
Hill
l.ood
llousrkecp-ina
Seal)
from
Itl
lie
Hon
net
Mar-earlne
p
i,
kages
nine
lliuuiel
sue.
I'll
lt.v
'.Till,
loionlu,
on.
lario.
i.nclosi
vour
oh
ii
name
anil
adilress
and
dial
tit
your
grocer.
sk
for
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start
enlerlui;
lodai.
III1W.1
for
underground
.shelters,
proof
j
against
atomic
attack.
Th,yj
wanted
something
bigger
and
j
belter
than
the
underground
U-boat
pens
built
by
the
Germans
!
In
France.
'
j
Nature
had
already
done
some
'
of
the
excavation
work.
In
i.OII
.
s
I
S7
vitormm
U.
I(M
Financial
Aid
Needed
by
Deep
Sea
Fleet
WW
DCUIS
4
Itlffl
li:
fis'ii
il
miivf
t.ieryone
Enjoy
A
llurt
SupiierUoit
and
hostaa
included.
It
means
no
work
for
iheih
alter
their
pic.U
liave
arrived
.
.
.
and
pivpai
imr
the
.-upper
is
part
of
Ihe
inn.
I'ai
i
ieularlv
when
tliey
have
the
11,
inz
c
hef
io
lp
ilieia.
J
in
a
a
suceeful
Hujj,
I
Supper
Mtnu
uia,
win
mmjw
vim
wnal
l
lncan:
r)
C(,id
outi
i
chicken,
ham
and
cold
roast
beef!
Jo,
many
cases,
man
hart
only
to
enlarge,
elaborate
and
Improve,
j
Alxive
ground,
are
runways,
for
aircraft
landing'
for
attcn-
Hon
or
taking
off
for
opera-j
Hons.
The
aircraft
are
towed
by'
jeeps
through
long
tunneks
U
9
UimA.iM.
1i6s;d
Salad
(make
the
diesinii
with
111.INZ
WHrTFi
Potato
Clnoj
Yt
V..
'
I
.
peviUed
eess
(made
with
HEINZ
MAYONNAISE)
U
,
"Vl
Ivy
iL
for
a
uoiiticrful
jiarty!
OTTAWA
f
Operators
of
Canada's
deep-sea
shipping
fleet
said
here
the
already
deeinuued
fleet
will
"inevitably
disappar"
unless
the
federal
government
provides
financial
aid.
Banding
together
under
the
newly-formed
Canadian
Shipowners'
Association,
the
operators
said
they
are
faced
with
two
major
problems:
high
operating
Timm
To
Fenl
liahr
underground
workshops.
Alongside
the
workshops
are
hangars
where
aircraft
can
be
stored,
safe
from
atomic
and
other
forms
of
attack.
and
you
forgot
to
put
lis
notatoe
nn
to
rook!
Hut
don't
worry,
mother!
You
can
whip
up
a
servini;
of
creaniv-sinooth
mashed
potatoes
in
;W
um'
rr.,i,:ite
with
IKKM'H'S
lKT4fP
WvriTii
m
'TJli
l'M'y
pat
f"'rrv
dflicMHi."
KKiw"ul
.
.
.
m-Bimin!
lii
k
i
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1'"'"
i''
Instant
Potato
is
made
from
'Pieties,
outings
zod
Ili-hest
cliffs
in
the
Brill
h
Isles,
2.0(X)
feet
above
the
sea,
iop
'iiainy
.oi
iio"s,
pre-cooKeo
oy
a
special
process
cosis
ana
nign
costs
oi
building
j
are
at
Achlll
Island
In
tin
Irish
'U-
kj
.3
,
pt.-.-rric;
he
iinporlaut
nutriments.
Simply
fol-
t
,
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r.
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new
snips
in
uanaaa
to
replace
county
Mayo.
"KVJ
"ie
'"""action
ou
the
iiarkae
to
make
exactly
.
f
,
.
.
"mount
you
want
with
no
wmtt.
Incidentally,
baby
8
serving
is
prepared
differently
from
fcrown-ups'
servinirs.
Which
reminds
nie,
your
whole
family
will
enjoy
mashed
poutoea
made
with
IrtucU'a.
riecve
theui
sooul
aging
vessels.
The
oiKaniation,
representing
owners
of
140
ships
totalling
about
1,000,000
gross
tons,
is
tali
holifay
pleasures
call
-ft
NAvvrs
headed
by
M.
G.
Angus
of
Mim-
treal,
president.
A.
E.
Riddle
of
j
Vancouver
is
vice-president.
I
Appointed
manager
Is
W.
J
Fisher,
former
deputy
federal
j
transport
controller
and
traffic
I
services
di
lector
of
the
Cunadlun
;
Maritime
commission.
Educated
4
ut
Calgary,
Mr.
Fisher
was
wnr-i
time
'director
of
nitivemiiLs
for
-RUM
Ihe
Canadian
army,
with
the
rank
of
colonel.
,
High
operating
costs
already
have
hit
the
Canadian
fleet.
The
government
In
10f0
agreed
to
allow
a
transfer
of
a
part
of
the
fleet
to
United
Kingdom
registry.
As
a
result,
of
the
140
ships,
only
55
now
are
operating
under
the
Canadian
flag,
Mr.
Fisher
said.
A
perfect
cook
lis
Mrs.
D.
,
Her
roasts
are
great
on
Sunday.
Eut
left
unwrapped
they
lose
their
zest
And
turn
out
flat
on
Monday
!
"4
EDI'CATEl)
PONY
AUCKIANU,
N.Z.
(CP)-A
Shetland
pony
that,
has
carried
children
i'a
miles
to
school
anil
back
every
Jay
for
30
years
is
being
retired,
although
he's
still
pretty
lively.
The
pony
is
estimated
to
have
travelled
50,000
miles
In
his
steady
career.
Thia
advertinemeni
in
not
published
lCt55Sf5
liJ.Am
IU
rZVIV
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
.
TV
IS-i
uHlrniiK
WVWn
R
7
I
V
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
'
T-kr!smSMiatO
I
U
Hri.ish
(Alumina.
,
X
But
Mrs.
J.,
a
wiser
lass.
In
Hand-e-wrap
preserves
'em;
Her
roastzs
stay
fresh
and
flavorful
No
matter
when
she
serves
'em!
Sunny
flavor!
GOLDEN
COCONUT
PIE
J6CDS'
If
Your
Your
favourite
favourite
grocer
grocer
is
is
featuring
featuring
,
,
X.
J
vt
Hand
I
1
HEflV
V
good
things
to
eat
that
go
so
.
well
wit
h
ice-cold
Coca-Cola.
So
when
you
shop
for
supplies,
be
sure
to
buy
several
cartons
of
Coke.
6
bottle
carton
36
ttcipt
flaky
pattry;
t
UiKUtptninM
kutUt
or
margarint;
)
:t
eup
frauukiUd
iMtfur;
f
w,
bmUn;
i
cup
toQuuixm
mU:
is
tup
h'HihitS'
aoi.ht.s
HtHlf;
I
l0tu
fxon
it
mon
jutcf
i
cups
ahrt4U4
ateornU.
It's
smart
kitchen
ernnmiiy
to
wrap
your
meat,
.Mi
anil
verlahh-H
in
,rvy,
ih.uhlr-waxed
i!und-r-wrap.
No
uthrr
product
so
roniilftcIy
prtirrvt
food
flavor
and
preveut
tajt.
Authoriiad
bollUr
o
Coca-Colq
und.r
eonlracl
wilh
Coca-Celo
ltd.
NORTH
STAft
BOTTLING
WORKS
MU..
JT-
AV
'enrj
renrj
quit
e
hly
Cwam
buner,
add
lugar,
well
beaten
cgps,
altt
KtKiKRS'
tiOJJjKN
SVKl
P,
and
U-inon
juice.
I'oiJ
m
coconut,
1'our-
into
pir-Uard
pie
pUtx.
Iijke
at
425"K
for
15
minutci.
uuluce
to
f
jiiid
hije
Mi
piiautes
(oogfr.
Fur
Fret
Utcxpe
Booky
Write
Th
B.C.
Sugar
Refininp
C
o.
Ltd.,
P.O.
Bui
&tt9,
Vincouver,
n.C.
antl
easily.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I'linne
132
"Coke"
t
reBldterert
trarie-mark.
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