f
Pfifite
Kuperr
Doiiy
Nfcwi
Thtiraclay,
March
i,
la2
,
HAPPY
VETERAN:
!
HUSH
CALL
LONDON
(CP)
Many
Chelsea
MORUliN,'
England
CP)
Bail
pensioners,
some
of
whom
were
Hart,
42,
a
building
foreman
ano.
in.th
British
army
as
far
back
expert
en
termites,
received
an
as
1885.
are
aain
lustily
singing
urgent
call
from
France
and
left
Duly
primed
with
tine
rare,
trie
service
clubbers
heard
a
brief
dissertation
by
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
on
the
prime
aims
of
education:
1.
To
try
to
teach
character.
2.
1o
Impart
information
of
use
in
earning
a
living.
3.
To
provide
practical
'
lof
Gyros
Education
Week
(This
is
another
of
a
series
of
essays
for
Education
Week
by
pupils
of
Booth
Memorial
High-School.
The
subject:
Should
John
Quit
School
and
Get
a
Job?)
the
old
song,
'
We're
Soldiers
or
for
St.
Helena
to
save
the'housi
the
Queen,
My
Boys."
They-
in
whlrfh
Napoleon
lived
during
foirfht
for
Queen
Victoria
in
tho
exile.
jTie
house,
still
owned
by'
Boer
War
and
proudly
swore
al-
the
Fiench
government,
ha!
legiance
to
Queen
Elizabeth
II.
'
been
r
jvaged
by
termites.
slunrl.Pn,
;lJl
and
Then,
they
proceeded,
guided
the
(By
N.
HILll
John
is
about
to
quit
school.
Every
year,
a,
great
many
John's
quit
school
to
go
to
work,
generally
leaving
in
the
Ninth
or
Tenth
Grade.
Every
boy
m'
J
,f
modern
i
?
nve
01
Ule
Blrl
sui"-'nts,
to
iV"e'h
rs
of
the
i
inspect
the
new
Booth
Memorial
m
found
School
premise
and
its
spacious
rlub
0y0u.,
,,..
and'
convenient
departments.
MONTREAL.
Mar.
6ih.
t5.006.0O
PT5TZE
MONEV!
1lere'
your
Hie
Crancc
to
win
tb
tl.WJOOO
Firm
rri7-
or
ftny
rtli.
of
ttio
141!
Cali
Awsnls
to
tot:l
of
$.VO
Kt.W.
Second
prize
is
tiiUJjOO,
tliinl
pnzp
is
$Htuf)0
nil
llicre
r
110
prirM
of
t.j.tiO
f:u-h.
All
fif
t)if
piizr-i!
will
le.
JXJl
BI.K1J
if
the
Friz
Winning
Crm'wUnt
has
attached
only
oas
hox-top,
label
or
fsrsimile
from
.my
one
of
the
following
nrrwtra
VVIvrr-ta
lox-
that
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
i
wants
spending
money
of
his
own
and,
for
most
of
turning
out
t
iOOl
is
:o":""
ictresS.
the
stris
resoon-1
average
boys,
the
only
way
to
get
it
is
by
working.
,
,
,mncon
in
the
1
sibie
for
the
preparation
and
'
Still,
an
after-school
job
should
give
a
16-year
boy'
J(i
'
..,,
eenn-
serving
of
the
luncheon
were
1
i
1
!
Margaret
OWce.
Jean
Golds,
j
Ugh
money.
,
boy
with
superior
or!
"
'zing
repast
Marie
Hiltz
Fusaye
Saitl.
Muriel
I
In
some
families,
the
parents.
even
a
e
tnte.Ugence
hould
i
T
temato
Julee.
Mi-Kenale.
Shirley
Haufian,
Betty,
have
had
little
or
no
education
;
not
be
wleWlng
a
sh0Vel,
but
rip;
Lrenu
brnnd
Com
Syrup
lawl
or
top
tram
cone
topped
tin;
bon-top
from
ny;Junkft"
Rcnnft
Powiier
or
"Junkpt'
lt.net.
Tablets;
Trntei
Dye
or
Color
1t
mover
box-top;
Tender
Leaf
Te
t)OT-op
from
a
eoniainer
of
tea
or
tea
tiaes;
Ijovril
box-top
or
label;
ReaLemon
lemon
'
jiii.-e
label;
Vi-Tone
can
tup;
Miracle
Vt
iiip
Salad
Ipsfrne
bbH;
Broino-oltier
!ox-top
or
label;
Sliver
Oom
Starch
box-top;
Robin
Hood
Cake
Mix
box-top
White,
Chocolate
or
Gingerbread;
Johnson
't
Pride
Furniture'
Wax
lubel:
Davis
tJelatine
box-top;
I.avoris
box-top
or
lft.be
I
Z-iibc
'oiipli
1
rwenrres
n.-irr
$1,000
00
SONUS
At
Hra
Ma
W
th
lwlin,
Secool
tl,M
laiiiii
w
ko
wmrd
ttm
tint
contf
vttli
correct
soIh-tMM,
wh
mc
Ntocrf
ont
ki-4,
tM
mr
facsimilo
rm
999
Hi
ttM
prodMCtl
MOMe
feV.
T0
jUdO-
le
wiM
fwcimic,
It
aaccstarr,
iwr
9k
nar4ii
mt
the
rtr
49
print
pr4
cor-fect
iMutM
it
roMMd
which
nftfi
far
Special
II.CHM
fttwil
dt-iiHousiy
,
n.n
.
:
:;:
'',!
puinme
a
pen-
.
with
,
loaf,
potatoes
.-
niiH
com.
!'"
"-
e
i"
Another
important
considera-
i
The
guides
for
the
inspection
'
beyond
the
time
allotted
by
the
tion
is
whether
John
has
a
job
:
.tour
were
Fatty
Martin,
Jean
!
law.
Most
15
or
16
year
olds
are
unc.
,,
nt
h
,,ih
on
t
.
.h
a
pistachio
Cheshire,
Flora
Bell,
Margaret
;
only
too
j
glad
to
ge
out
of
school
immediately
when
he
quits
,
i
.
..
..
i
I
Strachan
and
Verna
Graham.
1
J-"
I
f
1
W
A
nie;
mu-ko
oox-top;
oiae
4c.
ranora
toiiee
Hunt
uaai.l
lioin
bag
or
metal
atrip
from
tin;
Kraft
De
I.nxe
Slices
lalnl;
box-top
...u
uu,i
i.
meu
loo
hiucu
per-)
S(.hoo,
Tf
he
nad
would
u
be
a
suasion
by
their
anti-education
j
job
witn
a
future
or
a
anai
Pren-
j
thing?
If
he
quit
school
to
work
John
s
position
in
the
family
,
on
a
construction
Job
that
was
one
of
the
most
!
is
important
only
oing
t0
last
a
few
monthSi
factor,
in
this
question.
Are
both
ne
,wouJd
be
extremely
foolish,
his
parents
alive,
working?
John
j
f(jr
lhe
,oss
of
a
few
scnool
may,
being
the
oldest
son.
sucl-'.,,,,
1H
him
ha,.i,
1
BLACKWOOD
on
Seagrams
find
himself
the
sole
,
denly
sup-!
great
deaI
if
he
wished
to
re
t
port
of
the
rest
of
his
family
turn
to
school.
Also,
which
is
j
qc
In
that
there
chance
'
case,
is
no
better;
t0
qult
scnool
and
work
ol
remaining
in
school
Kings
Plate
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
from
an
.S
OS.
container.
You
nred
jut
one
box-lop.
fcibel
or
ffteimil
to
UOUIiLK
your
prize
money.
And
you
can
wm
a
rPI'.CIAl,
$l,(KXl.0U
IWINTS.
too.
Read
about,
it
tinder
heading
'
tl.OU0.00
UO.NL'S".
CONITDENT1A1.I.Y
YOURS,
the
popular
new
week-end
newpaper
aotumn,
presents
ibis
Great
and
K-asy
Contrn.
This
is
all
you
have
to
in:
find
mnd
circle
19
letter
pf
the
alphabet
in
(hit
column,
which
ii
placed
in
order,
would
tmell
COX
HDEMTAI.LY
YOURS.
Here
a
winning
tip,
just
read
bark
a
iew
liuw
uul
yi.u
;!!
find
tba
Tord
"Contest
'.
CirHp.
each
oi
the
i'mi
three
Idlers
and
you
are
on
your
way
to
the
Big
Prize
Money
1
You
will
find
the
remainder
of
the
It-it
era'
scattered
throuRhout
the
column.
The
order
in
which
they
are
circled
docs
not
matter.
You
may
ciiele
the
letters
in
this
eoltunn
or
on
a
separate
slip
pf
paper
write
the
complete
words
from
which
you
took
the
key
letters
which
upell
out
your
solution.
The.c
key
letien
mut
then
be
circled.
In
tbis
way
vou
can
send
in
as
many
entries
as
you
with!
oiift
cloiet
March
Sin,
19
j2.
Be
euro
to
include
your
name
and
"
address.
Only
first
cLiss
mail
with
surlicient
post
ace
accepted.
Itemember
$2,000.00
is
the
First
Prize
if
torret
aolution
roniains
a
box-top,
label
or
faesimile
om
anv
of
the
above
products.
TIIKRK
ARE
113
OTHER
PRIZES
FOIl
A
GRAND
TOTAL
OF
S.V0U0.tJ!
Major
prize
winr?rs'
names
will
appear
in
this
column
within
a
weeks.
A
complete
list
of
winners
will
be
fitrni-he.l
on
request,
Mnil
your
rmrie,
and
enclotnret
lo
COMTDEM
I
AU.Y
OlltS,
H.IK
Hox
3.W,
Station
H,
Montreal.
Increase
your
tliatiies
oi
wimiing
by
ru-ihing
as
many
entries
as
po-ible.
as
a
laborer
for
a
company,
or
remain
in
school
and,
after
graduation,
get
a
'better
job
at)
that
same
company
with
more
pay
and
easier
work?
j
We
still
do
not.
know
if
John
should
or
should
not
quit
school
j
find
fret
u
tnh
hut
nit
Tinvp
t.ried
'
John's
physical
condition
is
important.
He
may
be
a
bifc,
husky
fellow
who
could
go
to
school
from
nine
until
three-thirty,
and
work
from
four
until
midnight
and
nothing
would
suffer
except
his
homework.
On
istorv
of
bridge
is
studded
with
'attempts
-
and"
players
alike
to
find
an
opening
bid
(1
tell
the
"whole
story
about
the
opener
s
the
other
hand
he
may
not
be
,0
sh)w
that
there
u
fea.
0T
Seagram's
w:Sure
strong
enough
to
be
doing
two
son
to
remain
in
school
than
to
!
quit,
and,
in
fact,
John
should
I
quit
school
only
in
a
very
ex-
treme
situation.
things
at
once,
and
will
have
to
decide
between
school
and
work.
One
must
also
consider
John's
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dispkoyed
by
th
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Gov-nment
of
British
Columbia.
j
Mf
favourite
Time-Of-Day
.
,
ow,
'when
a
player,
iding
with
one
of
a
f
there
is
a
terrifio
'
m
his
minimum
a
holdings.
He
may
2i5
honor
tricks!
hold
as
much
as
six
;
.
when
the
dinner
ilihes
are
done
and
by
the
lire
for
a
(iut
i
chat.
And
we
relax
haven't
you
noticed'.'
when
the
dinners
been
specially
good
ii's
a
particularly
happy
time.
That's
whv
Fro
wire
HF.LN'Z
OVFN-BAKFD
South
dealer
North-South
Vulnerable
.NorJIi
8fi
Ha
7
3
I)
0
6
5
.
C
9
8
7
3
1
Vt
1
t.at
s-
K
J
10
7
S
2
H
J
10
2
H
A
K
Q
5
4
D-
10
3
2
D-A
8
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10
C-
A
Q
J
S
smith
SA
Q113
H
0
.
I-
K
H
J
7
4
C
attitude
towards
school.
Does
he
i
show
an
interest
or
special
lean-
j
inn
towards
any
one
subject,
or
does
he
have
a
general
interest'
If
so,
he
should
by
all
mean.-;
5
remain
In
school.
Or
does
he
just
!
go
to
srhool
to
play
basketball
'
utid
waste
time?
If
so,
he
should
BEANS
will
be
one
of
our
favourite
maui-eourse
tlishcs.
They're
so
a-y
lo
prepare
in
lots
of
budget-wie,
ta-te-temptmg
wa
.
.
.
and
delicious
mellow
and
mealy,
with
real
baked-in
they're
alway
BO
twists
have
been
j
-
a
way
to
describe
,
iy
the
strength
of
bid.
Today
there
is
,
to
do
it.
But
iv.
y
:
..e
w.znv
nlavers
do
'
have
quit
school
long
ago.
Ability,
of
course,
is
of
ex
I
ran
aavour.
Yes.
tins
lamous
meatless
oisu
inaKt
a
nappy
mrai
.
.
.
easv
on
the
budget
and
the
cook
and
so
veiy
easy
to
tat.
ou
ll
want
to
keep
a
supply
of
lleini
Beans
always
on
hand
to
plca-e
the
folks.
And
try
Heinz
Cooked
Spaghetti,
too
for
the
name
rea-onsl
"Mothert
ln
Law
are
mighty
handy
people
at
leas,
that's
the
way
l
U
U
li
I
1.
A
Vl
ft
treme
importance.
If
John
has
;
nothing
in
his
cranium
but
muscles
!
and
air
spaces,
he
should
be
out
digging
ditches.
On
the
other
:
Fast
Dbl
Worn
PrtSJI
North
Pass
South
I
S
;
Pass
IN
1S.U
I
feel
about
nunc!
,
Alice
said
lhe
other
day.
Iter
mother-in-law
told
her
how
to
get
-parkling
white
wa-hes
and
Alice
says
she'll
be
forever
tiiateiul.
She
savj
it's
so
easv
so
inexpensive
and
it
really
voiksl'Blue
does
liie
trick!
Prevents
doilies
turn-ing
ycllovr.
Just
a
r-wish
or
two
of
Blue
in
the
iinal
rinse
and
your
wash
will
be
tno-
white!
And,
hen
you
ue
Blue,
you're
not
taking
chances
with
vil.;'rir
that
miiiht
tluinacc
fabric
for
Blue
is
Get
nation
.
kind
to
all
fabrics."
Inexpensive,
too.
C'o'ts
just
a
few
pennies
a
month
ior
snowy,
brilliant
beautiful
wa-hes!
Yes,
for
the
whitest
wai-h,
it's
IU'.C'KITTS
Blue.
Floicera
...
the
Like
Spring
The
Whole
Fomily
will
be
giving
'
outhne
these
meth-
But
first
let's
look
ories
from
the
prist.
try
t
:
clarify
the
'
wl.
po.ni
up
the
'
a
which
have
been
iring
the
years.
i
1928
Wilbur
White-
i
A
that
a
minimum
;
ned
with
one
of
a
.1
an
"intermediate"
e
to
four
honor
uned
with
two
of
a
j-call'd
official
sys-:
adopted
tlits
prin-
:i
hand
shown
todoy
(
Official
System
if
glorious
colours
of
this
s'.rimi's
dress
fabrics
are
such
a
de-li;;h!
to
the
rye
vou'H
find
it
iiar.l
'to
decide
w
h
i
c
!i
you
you
compliment-
on
tins
delicious
fish
dish
...
flavoured
with
the
t
p
i
c
y
ex-litemvnt
of
a
11
K
K
1
S
T
1
Si
&S
.
f
"4
MAKE
THIS
7
DAY
TEST
for
put
otif
net
use
Cr'iti"n
Mr
t
id''c"
and
is
eivert
Carnation
Milk
is
lwayi
full
colored.
That
s
bcxlied
and
creamy
your
.sj-iwnte
of
complete
fact,onvl.enyou
use
it
in
c.iff
or
,
on
cereals
and
fruit.
You'll
never
or
th.n
consistency
find
'.tcry
Carnation.
i'e
buy
top
color
m
quality
milk
and
Proce
in
plac
"f
Y'm
Prcsef"
br.md.Once
ymihate
uud
Carnation,
ue
are
iur
th
n0
nthc'r
'
br.mi
will
'alisfy
)""
Tlice
days
you
can't
afford"
to
waste
a
morsel
of
fooJ.
That's
why
HanJ-e-wrap
is
so
wonJcrtuI!
It's
so
eay
to
tear
off
just
the
right
amount
from
the
handy
dispenser
box
with
the
metal
cutting
edge
...
to
wrap
meat,
fish,
vegetable
and
other
perishables
to
keep
them
fresh,
moist
and
full
of
nourishment.
There's
a
wonderful
saving,
too,
when
yort
keep
left-overs
wrapped
in
H.md-e-wrap,
heciu
its
double-waxed
surface
seals
in
goodness
and
prevents
food
taint.
Hand-e-wrap
has
a
hundred
uses
around
the
ionic.
You
can't
iffoni
to
be
without
it!
example
of
an
open-to
spades.
The
book
hand
contains
7
1
2
'.ricks.
Looks
like
tlvu
at
so
murderous
with
'.)'
doubles
in
those
t
up
three
possible
nd
the
South
hand
it
might,
and
often
:
to
those
V2
prob-?
tricks.
Let
West
'ark
of
hearts
and
of
care
(52
years
experience
the
greatest
t
it
b)
in
order
to
give
you
younc..,u
rich,
creamy,
heavy
-
Carnation
ran'.
And
dur-
irur
tiiis'Soff
anil
Pave
Week,
the
storts
are
hfo-somitisi
v.iih
sfeciii
displays
ol
y.ird
goods
and
all
kinds
of
sciving
cw-cni:is
that
are
sure
to
make
you
want
to
start
riirlit
in
now
so
you'll
be
ready
for
the
fir-t
sunny
d.iv
this
sprim:.
But
nheiher
you
favour
rustlins
tie
silk
or
soft
delicate
crepe,
Idglimin?
has
a
fippcr
specially
made
for
such
featherweight
fabric-'
their
siyle
No.
702.
So
slim
anil
flexible,
it
practically
disappear
into
the
seam
without
wrinkles
mr
bulges.
And
Lightning
Kcwr
lets
you
down
it
alwayi
lock
where
it
stops
and
can't
slide
until
vou
move
it
vont-self.
Choose
"vour
Lit
iHTNINti
FASTENER
Style
702
from
22
jaitittn
lajht
ctlwtr$
to
match
your
"fa-hions
by
the
yard"
this
spring!
Ilaing
Funf
Aren't
you
glad
you
CALIFORNIA
LF-MONfs.
M-mmm!
Sunkist
Lemons
aie
the
finest,
juiciest
lemons
grown!
Try
them
tonight
Willi
tins
buhium
't7i((---
J'i"9
tonj:
3
Sunkist
lemons
(quarts
red)
2
c.
1
1
lb.)
canned
baimon
1
c.
grated
Canadian
che
1
c.
cracker
crunius
1
gp.
beaten
t
Vuiis.
melted
butter
I
1
t.
Sunkist
lenwa
juice
1,2
tsp.
salt
I
tsp.
celery
ftlt
Dash
o
pepper
13
c.
milk
Drain
ani
flake
salmon,
reserving
14
or
12
cup
lor
decoration.
Combine
salmon
witii
otner
ingredients,
except
the
lemon
quarters.
Shape
by
hand
into
oval
ling
on
oiled
shallow
baking
dish.
Top
with
reserved
salmon
flakes,
dot
with
butter,
bake
In
moderate
oven
t3iO
de.
'.)
about
30
minutes,
or
until
gulden-brown.
Fill
center
vith
hot
parsley-buttered
potatoes
ind
narnisii
w.ttt
Sunkist
lemon
quarters.
Serve
with
medium-thick,
while
eauce.
Serves
.
'
Uoot
Mont
But
it'l
a
bonny
sifht
i
jg
,
i.
ft
W
Milk.
Get
Carnauou
IT
ITS
S
CREAMIER.
CREAMIER.
VH
i,
I
A
do
well
to
win
as,
ur
tricks.
y
,
to
me
to
e
me
tried
this
pleas-
.
ant,
effective
,
remedy
for
''The
1!
1
ti
e
"?
Yes,
'
speedv.
sparkling
SAL
llEl'ATICA
will
transform
vou
into
the
'Belle
of
the
S
and
defensive
plav
:
opening
two
bids
ofj
J'ere
given
up.
Now.
i
rs
would
not
only
South
hand
with
'A
would
so
further1
rests
of
safety
and
1
and
open
one
dta-
,
"f
than
one
spade
id
?lve
them
a
chance
i
'th
their
suits
at
tho
:
'f
'
Partner's
response
way
my
um
i
-is
balancing
thtsts
days.
One
of
niy
.
thrii'tiest
tricks
it
to
terve
J
el
1-0
desserts
olirn.
.
ULTvlLlC
1
h".
i
lu
one
heart."
"wan
Order
of
the
Uhohc
chutTh
was
1208
by
S1.
Francis
of
K
JJ
Try
it,
and
see
'
V
v
'
family
P"
'
jf.t.
'
idaud
t
ia
econ-
V
'rSif
omv
.
.
.
1k-c.".uso
JF.I.I.-0
JELLY
l'OWDl.tt
tle;-crts
are
so
wonderfully
teminiug
and
liavorl'ul.
With
7
cx.-uing
''locked-in:'
llavors
to
choo-e
from,
each
member
of
the
family
will
have
a
favorite.
And
that
fresh
Jell-0
flavor
is
locked
right
in
each
tiny
panicle
uuiil
ynu
release
it
by
adding
hot
water.
It's
hard
to
believe
but
perfectly
true
Jell-O
costs
only
about
2c
a
serving.
Servo
Jell-O
desserts
and
salads
regularly.
Ball"
in
no
time!
It
brines
fat,
welcome
relief
from
headaches
due
lu
irreaularity,
ebld
rymptoms,
stomach
upsets
or
eon-si
ipa
i
ion.
A
(.last
of
Sal
Hepatic
before
breaki'ast
or
supper
will
nu;ku
you
trel
like
a
new
woman.
You
see.
wiih
Sal
Ilepatici
there
j
no
''Laxalive
Lag'
that
feeling
of
discomfort
thai,
continues
for
hour
'ill
ordinary,
slow-acting
laxatives
bring
relief.
Effective
and
safe
for
alt
members
of
your
family,
Sal
llcpalica
i
a
product
of
Bristol
-
Mvers
who
ab-o
make
Bl'IT'ERlN
pain
relief
tablets.
jmij
.
-
i
-
:
r
-1
,
,
V
Running
Out
Of
Idea
for
Nutritious
henten
Meult?
Then
you'll
be
:'
il
trt.'ng
i.tvr
cotfe
pot
by
'vA.'1
.
'
K
Thomoi
Woot.,
Cngland,
I7S7.
,Jk'
I
.
jf.
k'&
S
f
A
vaUtd
piett,
now
in
tht
r4
f
t
JA
S
k
I
O.
B.
Allan
collodion.
Voncour.
v
T
h
rWHTT
III
HlflV
V
UIBXED
PAPER
m
glad
to
know
that
on
every
package
ol
wur
1
DINNER
there
ore
several
helpful
suggestions.
And,
of
course,
"delicious
"Kraft
Dinner''
is
an
ideal
maia
dish
for
a
Lenten
oi-'al.
A
wonderful
rnacsroni-'n'-cheese
combination
it
cooks
to
tasty
lightness
in
onbj
7
wiuulis
.
.
.
Kisls
Uss
lhnn
!te
a
scinnff.
And
there
are
four
servings
in
eviry
package
of
""Kraft
Dinner".
So
mi
to
pr
pare
.
.
.
"Kraft
Dinner"
it
oil
the
theli
into
the
volnnto
the
tul
iV.
So
for
truly
ecoBomica!
completely
tJeliciou-
jifi'y-ejiiick
Lenten
meals
ask
your
grocer
tomorrow
lor
"Kraft
lX:iu.
r"
in
tho
new
yellow
and
red
piukage.
Art
Von
Planning
A
Spring
W
eiiiili
.
Well,
when
all
the
excitement
mm
Rfei
if
V
feslTRaa
111
!
lias
uiea
clown
here
a
something
Id
like
you
to
remcnilier.
Smiething
every
bride
should
know
alu-ut
is
that,
truly
satisfactory
method
of
feminine
hygiene
.
.
.
ZON1TORS.
Zonitors
are
greaseh-ss,
stainless,
tnow-white
vaginal
suppositories
dainty
and
convenient
to
use
powerfully
germicidal,
yet
absolutely
eaft
to
delicate
tissues.
Ask
your
druggist
for
Zoni'nrs
end
for
tome
important
facts
about
feminine
"'
'
'fy
'
LONDON
DRY
GIN
$&$f
htfcs
,
IGMDON
I
.
-"X
hygiene
rife
to
me
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
I'.Q.
A
free
booklet
wilt
be
teisl
to
you
in
a
plain
wrapper.
Like
To
Be
.4
"Com
parium
Shopper"?
'Well,
the
folks
at
Blue
Bonnet
'
would
like
you
to
compare
their
margarine
with
an
iy
l7mlAAAif
ri
n
n
Pr
i
n
o
spread
at
ony
rh.
They'rr
so
sure
you'll
lind,
as
thous-
TTlv
LLISIUdddY
HCItmilld
i
amis
have,
that
HI.
I
K
BONNET
MARGARINE
is
"tops"
in
flavour,
nutrition
snd
economy
I
Rein
a
d
who
likes
a
''bargain'
,
.
.
I've
already
rompar.
d
Blue
I
for
Lovely
table-
settings
!
i
'
-
M5.".-
y,
M
g
ntinrr:
h"t!
fvcrst
o.uer
anreans
ami
l
agree
'rlavour!
Nutrition!
Ecotjom-ee!
Blue
Bonnet
Ma.g.uine
gives
al!
HE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
NcVi'
Made
from
three
thicknesses
of
sof
t
Cellulose
.
.
,
they
drape
and
fold
like
fine
linen.
tminster,
8.
C.
ary
f
ai,
U5
try
h
tor
youren
i.na
see;
i.ontt
ior
tiie
tresh,
VjJ
-
bright
yellow
package
with
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
on
the
front
,
'
I'm
wire
you'll
thank
nre
again
and
again
for
introduc-
mit
you
to
thit
budjet-wiae
margarine
with
the
delicate
country-sweet
'
"
'
"
.
-
-
'Scmcnt
g
'
'Mt
pubMh.il
or
displlyod
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Govomrmnt
ol
British
Oolumhn
1
u.