Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
New-Thursday,
June
24,
1954
Comeback
in
Last
Half
ees
GM
Edge
Union
X
it
"
;
;
v.
'
Ford
Names
Possible
Line-Up
For
Series
With
Ketchikan
Tentative
starting
line-up
of
I
short,
with
heavy
batting
Dave
the
all-star
team
which
will
Hill
of
G
&
A
holding
down
the
meet
and
American
Invasion
I
keystone
sack,
from
Ketchikan
next
Wednesday
I
The
brother
combination
of
and
Thursday
was
announced
I
Syd
and
Don
Scherk
have
rdro
this
morning
by
Rusty
Ford
who
;
bppn
named
to
the
ull-star
og-
nr,-,nA
tr,
nllrtt
tVi
Al'-Rlnrfc
.1
,,t.
.
Wotch
or
Speciair
12
noon
7;3q
n
HOME
COOKING
E
"'
Rm
or
Ham
i
Sandwlrh
Beef
Slew
niam
Chowder
Irge
bowl
ft.
25C
Louis'
Snack
Bar
T
Third
Avrnw
10
a.m.
to
I
p.m.
dai
rl-
Sal,
till
l:30';B
zip
v"
'v
i
iregauuii,
wiin
ryu
on
ii:ni
anu
by
the
baseball
comniLsslon
yes
Don
behind
the
plate.
Starting
pitcher
has
not
yet
been
selected,
Ford
said.
a
hard
ball
to
the
left
hand
corner
of
the
goal,
while
motor's
goalie
Frank
Rutten
was
caught
out
of
position
in
a
scramble.
I
Pressing
their
own
advantage,
Local
708
peppered
Rutten
with
shots
and
the
motors'
goalie
'
came
up
with
several
difficult
saves.
However,
he
was
not
piv-
'
en
a
chance
when
Perry
netted
a
,
ball
which
was
coming
down
from
a
high
kick..
With
both
sides
at
full
strength,
play
evened
out
and
General
Motors'
Ed
Ruten
beat
union
goalie
Harry
Winston
when
he
'.
nicked
up
a
rebound
from
Ernie
Kre'utzky
to
end
the
half.
i
General
Motors
tied
the
score
A
determined
General
Motors
club
overcame
a
one
goal
dericit
arid
a
player
shortage
last
ni&ht
to
win
the
first
game
in
the
Prince
Rupert
District
soccer
league
from
Pulp
Workers
Local
71)8
by
a
4-2
score
at
Roosevelt
Park
Plavins:
with
10
men
only
for
the
majority
of
the
first
half,
the
motors
learn
saw
the
union
dub's
coach
Jim
Perry
score
two
Hoi'
Is
before
Ted
Gofers
took
the
field
at
left
back
to
even
the
t'i.lc.i
The
full
motors
squad
started
on
the
come-back
trail
shortly
after,
and
the
half
ended
2-1.
The
uivon
eleven,
nlavine
downhill
for
the
first
half,
had
the
edge
on
the
ploy
and
Perry
marie
no
mistake
when
he
drove
;.w-:
terday.
Commercial
Hotel's
heavy
hit-
ting
Nick
Pavllkls
will
be
in
right
field
with
Gordon
and
Anderson's
Ralph
Endridge
In
centre
and
team
mate
Stan
Petrow
In
left.
The
hot
corner
will
be
handled
bv
Gord
Mundle
of
Esquires
If
DCS?
a
s.
Try
Daily
News
Classifier!
try
;
he
Is
in
town,
manager
Ford
said.
Esquires'
sensational
short
stop
Joe
Giordano
will
play
In
MEW
PROOF
of
the
Vancouver
amateur
swimming
rlub
just
Till-
CMI
R
CVTCHKS
these
15
members
before
they
hit
the
water
to
christen
the
new
British
Empire
Games
pool
on
the
University
of
British
Columbia
campus
In
Vancouver.
The
35
-yard
pool
is
the
only
one
of
its
length
in
Canada
and
members
of
the
Canadian
team
to
the
Games
July
30-Aug.
7
who
are
used
to
a
"-yard
training
tank,
must
adapt
themselves
to
the
new
pool.
The
Vancouver
swimmers
will
have
daily
workouts
In
the
pool
until
the
trials
here
July
5-7.
-
THAT
MILLIONS
CAN
END
llarv
Haddix
Slot
Upset
Over
Near
Miss
when
Kreutzky
deflected
in
a
penalty
shot
by
Henry
Linriqulst
just
after
the
second
half
started.
The
winning
goal
was
scored
by
Rod
Tait
who
aimed
a
ball
at
the
left
hand
corner
of
the
union
goal.
The
ball
hit
the
post
and
bounded
in,
giving
netmind-er
Winston
little
chance.
Casey
Nuytcn
added
the
insur-
j
ance
goal
ten
minutes
before
the
whistle
ended
the
game.
The
next
district
soccer
league
fixture
is
Saturday
when
the
Gondola
Cafe
will
meet
the
Port
Edward
eleven.
Lineups:
!
-
Jolly
To
Rescue
THE
NEED
FOR
LAXATIVES'
Saver
DINING
PLEASURE
PITTSBURGH
i.f
Harvey
Haddix,
St.
Louis
Cardinal
southpaw
who's
loading
the
majors
with
12
victories,
says
he
isn't
disappointed
because
he
lost
in
As
Braves
Edge
Giants
Dy
Tim
As.iociatod
Pro.w
i
rescue.
He
worked
the
count
Dave
Jolly,
a
lean
Irish
right-
to
2-2
on
Mays,
who
had.
homer-hander
from
Stony
Point,
N.C.ied
earlier,
before
hitting
him
in
find
relief
from
constipation
this
safe,
natural
way
without
the
injurkut
effects
of
repeated
laxative
use.
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
i
h,
ii,prnrmcnt
is
nol
published
or
is
the
Milwaukee
Braves'
"saver,"
i
the
back
to
fill
the
bases.
been
demonstrated
in
i
m-m
J
Commodore
Cafe
displayed
by
lh
Liquor
Control
Honil
or
by
the
Oocnimcol
ul
Urimh
(
olunlhu.
Then
Jolly
applied
the
pressure.
Pinch-hltter
Hank
lofted
a
short
fly.
Wes
West-rum
fouled
out.
And
Bobby.Hof-man,
who
has
hit
three
pinch-
the
pitcher
who
gets
the
call
when
tlie
going
is
the
toughest.
So
far
this
year
he
has
been
in
23
games,
more
than
a
third
of
the
Milwaukee
total.
In
36
in
yMnnaiir
niinral
tuiBe
rrcr
in
leading
medical
jounuk
In
one
study,
H5
penpfc
tr
known
delavtd
bunel
funrli,in
given
one
ounce
ti
All
Kmn
di
(or
one
eek.
TKey
fre
iij.
clinically
and
iih
X-rav
iih
ik
General
Motors
Frank
Rutten
i;
Ted
Gofers,
lb:
Briei
Eby.
rb:
Henry
Linriqulst,
Ih:
Maurice
Bishop,
ch;
John
Besser-ling,
rh;
Dave
Murray,
ol;
Ed
Rutten,
il;
Rod
tait.
cf;
Ernie
Kreutzky.
ir;
Casey
Nuyten.
Local
"OS
Harry
Winston,
g;
Casey
flayer,
lb;
S.
Maron,
rlj;
W
Eckevt
lh:
J.
Van
lerland.
rh:
Frank
Boltong.
rh:
Ben
Vjt
lis.
ol;
Hank
Van
Tankerin,
il;
i
im
Perry,
cf;
Letourneau,
ir;
C.
Ver-haar,
or.
hit
home
runs
th'.s
season,
pop
nings
Jolly
has
given
up
only
"An
Investment
in
Comfort'
23
hits
and
four
earned
runs
for
ped
up
in
front
of
tha
plate.
nude
lielore,
duririj
and
jlin
ih.,
te
me
Aii
nran.
Of
THF.
m
FF.OPLt,
K
With
all
the
prngrrw
of
nipdirat
rieiice
over
ihe
ust
Mi
yparn,
ail
thorilies
iy
ttirrc
ih
tui
lunger
any
reasnn
hy
irreviil-irity
hliuiild
I
iirni'Mt
wiilesi-ttad
himmti
tTKiUdy.
Niw
l
there
any
reason
for
developing
the
habtlual
use
of
harh
laxatives
of
clmini;
ith
one
prepa-ratiun
after
another
iih
the
vain
hope
of
finding,
in
oine
ption
or
pill,
the
"secret"
of
lasting
relief.
LonR-cnntinued
tudy
of
the
pn.ib-Inn
ha
shown
ttiat
one
of
the
most
coninifMt
rniiM
of
irrt'ijularily
i
lark
of
bulk
in
the
diet.
And
hen
thit
i
the
case,
the
ciHtimon-sense
correction
is
to
lie
found
not
in
the
driiK
tore
but
in
your
finut
ttarel
ITHASI.OQ
BHF.H
A
Mr
QIC-ALLY
RKOCSIlfn
FACT
THAT
SATI
RE
HAS
FRO-
FOR
THE
WOMAN
WHO
a
sparkling
earned-run
average
of
1.00.
.
His
personal
record
shows
four
victories
and
two
defeats.
But
one
of
his
most
spectacular
performances
won't
appear
on
his
won
and
lost
totals.
This
came
Wednesday
in
Milwaukee's
5-2
triumph
over
the
fast-moving
New
York
Giants.
THREE
lU'NS
AHEAD
Jim
No-Hit
Wilson
sailed
into
WALKS
A
LOT
Brooklyn
took
advantage
of
Milwaukee's
success
and
cut
the
Giants'
first-place
margin
to
a
single
game
by
defeating
Cincinnati
8-3.
St.
Louis
defeated
Pittsburgh
7-1
as
Harvey
Haddix
won
his
12th
game.
Philadelphia
whipped
Chicago
5-3.
TRIBE
WINS
In
the
American
League
Cleveland
tripped
Philadelplva
5-2.
Chicago
outlasted
Washington
8-6,
New
York
defeated
Detroit
WiL
Standings
hi.s
bid
for
a.
fourth
consecutive
thut&ut
by
an
eyelash.
;
"I
just
want
to
win
'em
all."
,
Haddix
explained
after
hi.s
;
sparkling
7-1
victory
over
Pitts-;
bmgh
Pirates
Wednesday
nipht.
,
"No,
I'm
not
disappointed
I
didn't
get
another
shutout.
We
won,
didn't
we?"
j
Haddix
allowed
only
five
hit.sj
to
the
last-place
Pirates
as
he,
hurled
his
10th
consecutive
victory.
It
was
a
particularly
pleas-
in,
win
for
Haddix
because
the
last
time
he
was
defeated,
his
1
third
of
the
season,
was
by
tlw
I
Pirates
April
29.
j
Haddix
wa!
roiling
along
in
i
fine
style
Wednesdaynmht,
hav-
!
ing
(iiven
up
only
two
hits
until
:
Dick
Cole
came
up
in
the
sixth.,
Th;.
Puc
infieldcr
sent
a
drive
to
right
field-
that
went
for
a
;
triple.
A
moment
later
he
scor-
j
ed
on
an
infield
out
to
mark
the
first
run
tallied
against
Haddix
in
37
consecutive
innings.
With
Cole's
hit
went
Haddix'
chances
of
beating
the
record
of
40
consecutive
scoreless
innings
set
by
Carl
Hubbell,
ex-New
York
Giant
pitcher.
And
the
binirle
kept
Haddix
from
trying
to
tie
the
National
Leajrue
record
of
four
cf.nsecuilve
shutouts
h"!d
by
srveral
pitchers.
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Pet
c;ni
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Yi.kunn
Edmonton
Lc-vl.ston
Wcnntcht'e
Vicicria
.
.
Tii-aty
.
THE
SEASON'S
SMARTEST,
TAN
SHADE
.
.
.
CUSHIONED
SOLE
the
last
of
the
ninth
with
three-run
edge
enroute
to
his
1
9-4
and
Baltimore
broke
its
nine
.
.
23
30
434
11
.
.
25
33
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Hi;
game
losing
streaK,
snaaing
fourth
straight,
victory.
But
the
lUI-ROl
F.UEW
,IS
Jl
si
I)
4
V.
rv
a
Foi.Low-vr
mv
IIETTF.R
TIH
0M
(
El
EH
7
FATIES1S
jff
H
E
R
F.
CUES
IMPROVE:!).
The
iireatest
advantage
of
AI1-8-;
ia
that
it
rorrei
ti
tiie
kh
i
irregularity
due
to
insutticierl
D
;
Chemical
or
drug-type
laxative
i
the
other
hand,
are
intemW-
for
overnight
rebel
oi
l
tenipn".
I
toppdtnt.
V
hen
people
use
the
prut
'
habitually
in
-t?
nVti
hss-niakers
never
ioleiHlecl
lliey
(
ish
their
disestne
stem
in
a
that
iwiir
neer
iniemlel.
Iwi
of
correc
ting
the
ami,
they
u
actually
make
tlieircomlinw'""
VI
DEI),
THE
SATVRAI.
FOODS
MF.S
HFRE
I
STEPPED
TO
FAT.
ALL
THE
EI.EUESTS
SECESSARY
FOR
THE
I
IFF'
I.OSC
AVOIIHSCE
OF
QI-AZOV
COSTIFM
IO.
PCL
Standings
w
L
Pet
of.:.
Boston
8-7
in
a
17-inning
marathon
that
ran
four
hours,
S3
minutes,
the
longest
game
ever
played
in
the
American
LeaRUi
and
one
minute
short
of
the
longest
night
game
in
major
league
history.
Giants,
who
think
they
own
the
.copy
wright
on
Frank
Merriwell
finishes,
fjot
rid
of
Wilson
with
!
successive
singles
by
Monte
Ir-
vin
and
Don
Mueller.
With
the
dangerous
Willie
!
Mays
at
bat.
Jolly
strolled
to
the
A
&
B
Widths
.
4'J
30
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5
7
01.
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43
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40
630
Kollywoocl
Sail
Lle'JQ
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Oakland
San
Franci"i
Sacramento
Seattle
Los
Ar.eelPS
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111,
36
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111,
II
you
think
you
mint
take
a
U'.
tive
preparation
mrawiauv,
o
Itnl
,
i
lriif.
Krail
the
in
Or
ol
tlieise
element
I
natural
fihrous
hulk,
or
vci"ctalile
cr'lhihise,
which
normally
and
naturally
aid
the
rhythmic
procesi
ol
elimination.
In
no
natural
food
is
this
natural
hulk
so
ideally
found
as
in
the
outer
layers,
or
bruit,
of
the
nhole
wheat
kernel
which,
as
yon
know,
is
lost
in
modern
mtHing.
Pecausp
of
the
known
value
of
bran
in
promoting
regularity
the
Kell'fj.n
Cnmfiany
has
produced
a
roinplele,
whole
bran
with
nothing
taken
away
to
lessen
its
cftis-tivenes
"ld
under
the
name
ol
Keller'.
All-lira
n,
the
natural
lavaliverere.il.
How
rflective
i
All-Uraii?
I
Ins
hai
lions
roinilrtel'y.
A
01
1
Dill.
SI
VI-.
I.SAIjI-..
I'ut
I"
isme
rrlirf
put
yau'
Inul
Jiii
en!
daily
onf-mnti
sm
MONTREAL,
June
24ili
In
partnership
wilh
you
,'iinl
your
iilials
for
a
good
pianilartl
of
livinir,
(or
your'
family
.
.
.
llio
linw-n-l
.1
IAC
MKltU'
j'l.AN'
.
.
.
which
arranges
"luiyms!
lu-lp
'
in
automobile
,-howlooins
anil
aililiimiv
HOI'
lluouilliulll
Canada
.
.
.
And
when
you
uw
this
l'lan
you
e.ui
Ml-Hmi
lor
btriitm
plrnly
of
warn.
I
Kfnsmen
Trounce
Super
Valu
For
First
Victory
of
Season
Kinsmen
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
tin.
Windle
figured
in
another
Little
League
gained
their
first
;
double
ploy,
batting
to
the
win
of
the
season
last
night
ut
1
mound.
Hebb
threw
to
the
plate
Algoma
Park
by
downing
Super-
to
catch
Morrison
and
catcher
Valu
8-3.
j
Olson
threw
to
Voagcn
at
third
;
Neither
team
scored
in
the
j
to
r
ut
off
J-n.
first
hi
of
Fustw
pot
the
first
frame,
but
the
inning
saw
I
Martin
in
the
top
of
ths
third
i
the
first
of
three
double
plays
in
and
came
in
to
score
on
Olsen
s
the
Panic
retire
the
Super-Valu
j
club.'
With
the
bases
loaded,
;
blow
to
deep
centre
added
three
more
in-Hebb
Kinsmen
Rcsedale
grounded
to
the
mound.
markers
in
their
half
of
isurance
threw
to
the
plate
to
catch
the
fourth.
The
runs
rame
i
on
a
home
and
Mintenko
coming
;
"y
Armstrong,
a
double
by
I
catcher
Johnny
Olsen
fired
to
R-tv;J
r.
;)i
This
All
flran
plan
has
helpeil
j
lions
to
re-eslalili-h
ami
lou
he
illhbil
regularity.
ny
"'1
$9-95
ilo
so
wuli
the
eertainly
thai
rales
anu
M-rviees
audi
the
l,ir.
il
r,i
consistent
wilh
the
he.-i
possible
service!
'S
our
contract,
is
coin'i't"l
rmht
on
vour
ilealei's
pieiuise.4
...
so
look
for
tin-IAC
Mint
lJl.m
sipti!
In
buying
a
car,
fur
example,
you
t
jMueigcticy
Tuvi'l
Simie
aciuss
the
counny.
On
niosl
Merit
l'lan
puieh.ises
.
.
.
l.ile
In-uiaiee
pniieciioii
for
the
family
plus
the
many
oilier
uiiiae-Uve
leaiiues
which
mal.e
Ihis
Canaila's
most
u.scd
buying
plan.
V.V
y
a
.Suiiwiirr-Ti'iiiP
i
when
we
can
have
all
Hie
galden-l'resh
vegetabli
a
W',?
want
and
oh!
but
how
elra
delicious
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
!
third
to
catch
Main.
ih.
a-
are
when
topped
wilh
HI.l'L
Itl
).
N
1.
1
MAIKIAUINL!
'1'h.ii'n
lifcauso
only
chuirv
junii
jtiuiln'C
(;oerf
into
t
he?
making
of
lilue
Monnet
moc
viy
laMe
oils
and
p:i-ieurized
skuu
milk.
Mailne
oils
a;n
n
re;'
iW'd.
This
means
lhat
lilue
LIMITED
lb
natural
lanMiv
urial
Erickson
and
singles
by
Olsen
and
Voagen.
Super-Valu
threatened
In
their
fifth
when
Hebb
hit'
Martin
walked
Calderoni
and
Russell
638
Th
ird
Ave.
W.
Phone
337
j
Kinsmen's
first
run
came
on
three
successive
walks
by.
Martin.
Super-Valu's
pitcher.
Ray
Winnie
pulled
off
the
second
It'innet
is
loi
oi
(Ht'tlihi
as
a
spread
or
lor
i
..'
.'.
r
any
paS
X.
rfikes-.fii:.
coyi
jr-sji
I
Ixlufvc
ymt'l)
find
4'
'liuie
llrninet
11c
Luxe
ipiarters
haedy
for
:t.dte
.1
'"?Pd
th
Kinsman
pitcher
for
double
play
of
the
game
when
he
;the
first
Buper.valu
hit
to
score
or
l.ioiuu
Use.
lliev
slue
uno
periect
pals
and
the
piiilc
on
die
.:fKaai!
rod.es
i1(m
wi
easy
to
measure
for
recipe
Will
juu
order
it
todaj-
and
see
fur
youi.-c
ll?
'fop
Spcrpt
for
a
soft,
youthful-kioUiiiK
sK
in
is
a
9
.a
look
a
uy
uiui
uwu
miwuici.
j
Mrtm
M0'pver
Mutch'
"round
Erickson
and
tagged
Armstrong
.
baU
to
tWrd
forcer
Rufisell
to
end
coming
Into
second.
"owever
'
the
inning
i
Hebb
scored
on
the
play
to
give.
Kinsmen
added
three
more
Kinsmen
the
edfie.
runs
Jn
the
sixlh
on
doublPS
by
Mutch
evened
the
score
when
'poster
and
Olsen,
two
walks
and
llebb
walked
the
first
two
men
a
single
by
Turner
off
reliefer
up
in
Super-Valu's
second,
hit
;Ray
windle
who
replaced
Martin
;
the
next
batter
and
walked
Mar-
-
on
the
mound.
(
e)
ferret
1
1
if?
tit
i
),
dt
t
p
cleans
ing
made
posihlo
w
i
i
i
i
11
f
new,
Lf
I
IIIHt'
1
called
IVnalen
found
cTrhiHrii
in
OODlil'HV
lOo
OFF
Complete
Stock
of
Chesterfields
l
C'liKAM
.
.
.
JVnafrn
carries
tlie
ruli,
softening
ui
1m
deep
into
pore
opHiinns
lloaia
hidden
dirt
and
Male
make-up
to
I
he
surf
act
to
he
tisMied
away
.
.
.
and
cleans
your
skin
clt-nncr
than
evt-r
In
jure
pusnihlv!
Because
JYnaten
penetrates
bo
deeply,
it,
fsolicns
your
skin
ileep
in
the
iiniortant
c-iUlicum
layer
where
it
couuib!
You'll
find
the
regular
use
of
ooiihury
t'old
('ream,
with
Penal
en.
a
u
wanltit'j
way
to
avoid
dry
skin
anil
its
aireinfc
ett'eeis,
Al
nil
cosmetic
coimieca;
'Jjc:
ioir,
7Sr
and
$1.15
Bizes.
1
Only
2-PIECE
SUITE
Reg.
$209.50
NOW
$188.88
A
conservatively
modern
suite
In
Rtxxt
quality
raytui
and
potton
fl(;ured
veUmr.
Not
F.rpn
iicit
fl:il
Urine
now
Hp-
cuNiur
ran
initkn
you
look
yuwt
l-t
if
a
painful
enrn
lias
yow
tm-o
mhI
fiowntnsr.
So
t:ik.
my
a.lvM-f
try
nr-w
JtLVE-JAY
Cmn
J'la-tc's
with
IMn-nylmm.
Tli.'it
tlio
in
w
nu
tlii
ut
inn
iltut
(tfis
unii'-r
your
corn
and
helps
pMli
it
out
from
unit
i
uih
.
.
.
the
fiit
rfvilly
nrw
iiu
dicni
inn
for
corns
arnl
c:il!iisfs
in
nvrr
Hn-rniy
yiiii!
in
art
u:tl
trls,
it
went
to
work
'.i'.i'h
ii?vr,
woikrd
35
inoro
purely
than
any
oihr-r
lea:t-iiiK
remf-dy.
Truly,
nn-p
you've
UmiI
new
HllH'-.l
:lVfi,
you'll
lieviT
no
liaek
to
old-lyle
remcilies.
Your
ftivoutilo
drug
counters
have
new
IUue-.lay3
wnh
I'licnylium.
i.U-t
pome
todav.
1
Only
2-PIECE
SUITE
Reg.
$259.50
NOW
$233.88
A
bettpr
quality
suite
In
the
lower
price
bracket,
Rtylorl
on
clean
modern
lines.
Better
grade
Llme-p,reen
wool
frieze
Covering
has
rubberized
buck
for
lunger
wear.
$23.00
Down
:
$14.00
Monthly
(B5HReitte
$19.00
Down
$12.00
Monthly
MlHt
T
l
1
Only
2-PIECE
SUITE
Vtii
Sorry
for
Peapl
who
are
Now
$264.88
$26.00
Down
$16.00
Monlhly
Reg.
$294.50
Simplicity
of
line
gives
this
suite
the
tailored
look.
Attractively
covered
In
beige
NYLON
frieze.
The
rubber
backing
of
this
cover
means
years
of
longer
wear.
wonieii
ahoMt
the
liiuli
pri'-e
of
COliPi".
It
111
runs
they've
never
t
r
i
e
il
INST
A
X
T
C
11
A
S
!:
&.
ft-
Blue
Diodes
OUTSHAVE
AND
OUTLAST
THEM
ALL!
Shaving
is
quick,
easy
and
mighty
refreshing
when
you
go
about
it
the
Gillette
way.
With
a
Gillette
Blue
Blade
in
your
razor
you
whisk
off
wiry
beard
clean
as
can
be
and
get
slick-looking
shaves
that
make
you
feel
tip-top.
For
extra
convenience
ask
for
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
dispensers
that
zip
out
new
blades
presto,
and
store
used
blades
in
a
special
compartment
20-BIADE
SIZE......
$1.00
10-BLADE
SIZE
50c
(Regular
Package
5
Bladti
For
25c)
wtf
w
'i"
?s?'CSJr
On
Wav
To
Grt
the
better
o
a
dulmilt
budget
is
to
spread
payments
evenly
throughout
the
year,
Wv
found
that
with
a
little
thinking
ahead,
wb
can
do
xhat
easily,
l
or
instam-i',
hit
week
we
were
wfiously
ennsideririK
next
winter.
Yes,
you're
null!
coal
I
We
decided
(o
iill
our
coal-bin
while
the
lower
summer
prices
are
on
and.
since
we
were
a
lift
le
fhort
ol
ready
cash,
we
went
down
to
our
bratuli
of
the-
HANK
OK
MONTH
KAL
and
ananped
a
coal
loun.
Our
winter
fuel
problem
well
liekt
d
now.
and
we're
pavmsc
bark
our
loan
in
ten
easy
instalments
...
in
a
wav
designed
to
help
our
budget.
Why
don't
you
free
yourself
from
budget
worry
.
.
.
fe
your
neighbourhood
II
of
!
immaer
today
about
a
Jo
ft
-cut
L
Coal
Loan!
PLUS
MANY
OTHER
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
312
3rd
Ave
w.
SimpsonsSears
phone
SAXHOHN
COFI'KK.
I'nr
here
is
a
full-limlieil,
di
licinus
coffiie.
yul
can
buy
at
mvivqn
of
up
Wc
a
pnitwt
on
r
gniutut
cittlrct
ou
cm
serve
Insitint
Chuse
A:
Sanborn
Coffee,
too,
just
the
way
ca.-ii
member
of
your
family
like
it
mill,
virinum
or
ntttmi.
Knjoy
a
lioiii
t-lift
injr
cup
in
the
uii'lst
of'
your
day's
work-with
no
fV
or
iioliier
at
ell!
Stvi'
il.
to
your
family
and
fi
iiai'l.s--cii.tov
loa'i
real
colTee
pi'ificinl
by
Cli.v
&.
fianborn
expels
for
your
inioy.
iiwiit.
Do
omI'T
a
jur
Imlnn
-an-l
serve
it
toalghi!
4(0
St
mmmtiBunttumk