a
I
iu
H'
Tomalo
Sauce
ffu'iCc
tup(iri
Uuily
Buttle
Lake
-
Thursday,
Marcn
IStea
Dam
Project
V
Start
tomorrow
with
y
Pass
;
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W
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-
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...
v.
N
of
Huttle
Lako
on
north-!
fvn
Vancouver
Island
ii
''Xoctc
to
approval
joy
a
special
legislative
i
V
i
with
bran
to
help
keep
you
regular)
.
-
w
.
.
.
..
..
.
..
committee.
Presjnt
atilturt
of
a
major-itv
of
ihf.
10
man
fommituw,
h
has
Urn
studying
the
Pi'mmimI
Jr
the
past
six
wwk,
is
tli.t
the
damnum?
should
b"
t'l'"!v
d
provided
utrir-t
condl-ticins
r-
written
into
the
B.C.
I'nwvr
C;mrtiiaslotr
Ucenre.
"'iilv
a
lHst-minuie
rhange
in
allilude.
provoked
by
new
dc-
THIS
HORSE-DRAWN
ROVAL
STATE
LANDAU,
used
during
the
visit
of
the
King
and
Queen
In
1939.
mlli
convey
Oovernor-CK-neral
Vincent
Ma-s.se
y
from
Government
House
to
the
Parliament
Buildings
in
Ottawa
for
the
capital's
celebration
of
the
Coronation.
The
landau
has
been
reflnuhed
in
maroon,
doors
carrying
the
Royal
coat
of
arms.
vi'it.iMiinit
in
the
committee's
i
elnrsn
wshUmh,
will
prevent
uo-
!
radiant-footled
through
and
through)
f
the
application
to
dam
;
Varv
...
t
irov
lu
luihilil
Spaghetti
with
,ik
e..u
Crab
Ltnt:
Whan
uu
araul
a
nui,
u
...
""'
1'
food
aiinper.
start
wuh
a
(
Uf
i
"I1"
PwnmHWs
decision,
how-apabt!tti
On
loiuata
uuca
lm
'"Ver.
needs
approval'
of
the
Estimated
1,000
British
Girls
Want,
To
Become
Debutante
of
Coronation
Year
.
ntrai.
nuu
iiuui
Ian
of
lMril.
I
IJ
Vl,
I
i
n
r
Htil
ll.o
tj...,.
I
did
rooked
nab.
and
t
UliUt.pooin
cvpeeted
to
follow
the
committee's
advice.
The
decision
will
end
a
two-year
twiUle
between
conserva-
ctok
in
the
kitchen
to
prepare
for
Bv
Ml
KIKL
NAKRA
WAY
Canadian
frees
Hurt
Wrtur
to
around
(500.
i
COSTLY
BLSINKSS
her
"coming-out"
dance
July
4.
Uonl'.ts
is
ltd
Industries.
The
Power
Commission
wants
LONDON
fl
In
a
year
of
j
Adl
1
this
the
cost
of
i
"com
-
'
rnval
nMni
inii
hn.noo.
oKnt
i
ine-out"
dance
with
an
averaee
j
to
(Jam
the
lake
fori
storage
pur-,1,
Hritlxh
dehuLar,
areirharee
of
t3
a
head
without
Junes
to
Kiriran'ee
water
vol-
!
u-,
..hi...
in
An
r-,.it,t
,
drinks,
and
vnu
have
the
resiton
Look
at
Our
A-1
Con
Before
You
Buy."
Try
One
of
These
and
Be
o
Satisfied
Owae.
In
the
hope
of
becoming
debu-
many
1853
debutantes
are
hav-tante
of
CoronaUon
Year
'nB
Joint
party
with
a
friend.
uini-
for
year-round
and
in-crcasmff
industrial
pnwor
com-mi'imtits
nt
the
John
Hart
AH
hid
(be
"
,s
"in
Hi
'
"''
0c
fl-
f
'
,-imt!o
"UP
pwiil"
nl
4
j,H
H.4
UiU.lalll
t
be
eir
than
mk
,.S)it
kl.t.J'
And
you'll
,i
n-M
bo
"""
!'""
"''
",rr
broili-4
risb.
811
ft
rs.re
fr
0b
fet.
X(,4
aim
ii
comen
filial
.i-
t
tt.
,u
wmie
riHirl-lf
"
ol
thr
i(t
'root
Pith
c
be
nlmply
un
mi
"i
'"'
''
ii
t.i:
"ur
nmrkel
,
i.j4
w
i'i
"I
bargain
,,
i
slitter
for
din-
T!.
Kvrl
KM
Turuato
M
i
it.
:
leu'
li.
M
Rnal
Rd
Slues
,
1
ul,Vp,-,
ru
U'xn
Ju.-e
I
4
'.all
'h
ir.flM
fc!tr:
f
'A
a.t
ptpir,
ind
a
i6
m:
nnni
if
dircd
.!
;S
nii
jiM
or
ntiiil
don
hfcva:
tbirk
fi!!ti
mar
Dd
broilad
o
t
Sr
oo
hot
pltifrr
il
Ihli
ir
I'lfnd
hrreon
Jul-,
and
:tl
fv.r
g.
GiP
(flavoured
by
a
sfill-secret
proceu)
i
Miks
Cecil
shares
her
dance
at
'
one
of
(he
riutlest
West
End
development
at
Campbell
River.
It's.
n
important
title
any
Confi.tions
attached
to
the
i
year,
rcaJUiin
generally
In
the
l'ljl
Plymouth
Tudor,
22.000
approval
mav
Include:
careful
miles.
Only
S186S.M
lucky
Kirl
being
feted,
dined
and
dated
by
eligible
bachelors
who
I950
Monarch
Fordor
Truly
mi
ru
pmnenio.
rut
nutiura
Inlo
a
hthlly
frattf.
ltjuart
casirnle;
lititilila
tip
vltli
butiarad
crurtiln
Hake
at
400-K.
almut
li
mlrmln
or
iinul
j.inms
hot.
OimraiiiBui
t0
at-tiai
t
all
iipiita.
Aipiragus-CHaast
loua
l
In
March
Mood:
A
lovely
trean
sold
x.up.
Unlit
in
a
Much
luood.
i
an
aparsuheai;oniblnatioB.III.n
I
can
lOiiJontnJ
rraam
ol
anpara-
aoap
wuh
m
cam
milk.
Hur
In
1
cup
Iutidc4
Amarkan
cliaoaa
and
a
dath
of
pepper.
IUt
nj
(hre
rompletnly
aielts.
Orand
fur
a
St.
I'atruks
lamhaon
vrliti
hamrcHk
of
atcrireaa
atop
taeh
boarl
ot
aoua.
K(g
sala4
ariiil,
,e
on
loan
aia
good
(a
cat
wuh
muo.
Pwt
Oliv.t
In
Macaraal:
Dot
col.
orful
wadiaa
of
oiiv
through
a
caMerala
of
macaroni,
tiling
1
ran
of
th
macaroni
with
rheaaa
aauea
I
I
Id
uid
ounce
sital.
Ona-foarth
cup
of
thopped
olives,
either
npa
or
m!fd.
so
veil
with
the
inscarotil
Heat
the
casaerole
ahout
It
twin-uta
In
a
hot
oven.
Nu
menu
to
erva
with
thla
la
green
beans
In
a
hot
vinnar
sauee.
rrtip
corouieJ
muSua,
aud
lettaca
salad.
a
luxury
cr
-
$lff75.M
mym
FLAKES
escort
the
cirls
to
balls
and
parties,
starting
with
Queen
Charlottes
ball.
May
11
This
19j0
Ford
Sedan
hotels
June
9
with
a
school
friend.
Lady
Mary
Lindesay-Bethune.
Vivacious
Caroline
Clive,
granddaughter
of
Brig.-Oen.
William
Darell
and
one
of
the
prettiest
i
ol
this
year's
debutantes,
will
have
at
least
500
people
at
the
dance
she
ts
sharing
with
her
cousin.
Charmaine
8chroder.
Every
Extra.
$195.00
1
1
1918
Plynuwth
Sedan
A
real
Kei(ulnni!
the
Commission
to
clejir
the
shores
of
Buttle
Lake
of
Mantling
timber
to
be
flooded
by
(lie
dam,
restock
the
lake
with
trout
to
compensate
for
damaged
spawning
grounds,
clear
punic
areas
and
boat
lands
and
regulate
the
lake's
drawn
down"
In
the
touri-it
sea.sun.
The
damniinfj
of
the
lake
was
I
year,
obviously,
it
will
be
an
'
honor
-more
keenly
sought
than
;
ever.
!
Actually,
there
Is
no
official
i
deo-of-the-year
title.
But
to
Miss
Clive
will
will
be
18
In
May
ward
a.u
uic
ui
iirao;
""ji.nj
ha
area
civ
taken
a
vear'a
season
there
Is
one
young
woman
riton
and
art,
course
that
erids
whose
good
looks,
charm
and
Jn
April
photogenic
qualities
have
singled
I
family
man's
car....
$1200.00
SPECIAL
1949
Anglia
Tudor
Cheaper
than
the
bus
S623.80
Trucks
1916
J-Ton
Ford-Very
useful
S
95.00
'If
you
don't
know
cars
.
.
.
know
your
dealer"
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phen
S3
The
Roma
of
Friendly
Serrlt
j
first
approved
18
months
ago
by
i
E
II
Tredrroft.
water
comptroller
An
apieal
to
the
former
j
minuter
of
lands
and
forests,
1
E
T
Kenney,
sub.secjuently
failed
to
alli-r
the
derision.
I
her
out
for
the
honor,
by
general
!
assent.
year-old
daughter
of
the
Earl
of
Bandon.
hopes
to
"do"
the
seasoo
on
a
400
budget.
She
Is
desSptning
ana
making
many
of
her
evening
and
cocktail
dresses.
She
also
loves
cooking,
has
a
cordon
bleu
diploma.
EARLY
FAVUKITE
j
One
of
the
early
favorites
for
.
laurels
this
year
Is
Mary
Mac-j
Donald
-
Buchanan,
younger
j
daughter
of
Major
Reginald
Mac
I
t
.
.
is
l
1
stew-
and
will
no
doubt
be
helping
i
Donald-Buchanan,
senior
i
A
.
L
Z-J
-1
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
...
.
CRATING
Sflf
PriNG
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
,
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
S9
or
8
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
jard
of
the
jockey
club.
(
Mary's
mother
inherited
from
her
lather
t3
000.000
and
the
j
famous
Woolavington
racing
j
stud
and
string
of
horses.
Mrs.
i
MacDoTtnld-Buchanan
won
the
':
Derby
with
Owen
Tudor
In
1941,
jand
17-year-old
Mary,
with,
eve
,
polish
of
a
Paris
finishing
school,
already
loves
horse
racing
and
1
Is
a
good
horsewoman.
J
An
outdoor
girl
with
a
captl-;
rating
personality
and
no
desire
j
for
a
career
Is
18-year-old
Gillian
i
Cecil,
daughter
of
Lady
Mary
iBurghley.
She
comes
from
her
!
family
home
In
Berkshire
to
a
I
nf
w
house
near
Hyde
Park
Gar
r
-'
,
mh
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
Results
colorful,
stand-up
Blue
Bonnet
A
"Gentle
Press
'makes
the
difference
mm
dens
for
the
London
season.
Her
wardrobe
for
this
year's
festivities
Include
12
evening
dresses
priced
from
24
to
1100
apiece,
three
cocktail
drewes,
two
suits,
three
afternoon
dresses
Sue
and
six
cotton
frocks.
With
matching
accessories,
costs
rise
Rising
Costs
Force
Paper
To
Fold
up
LONDON
CP)
The
weekly
Newspaper
World.
Britain's
old-
est
press
and
advertising
trade
i
journal,
has
ceased
publication.
I
Patterned
along
the
lines
of
'
North
America's
Editor
and
j
Publisher,
the
periodical
wvs
wound
up
after
serving
Fleet
Street
for
55
years.
In
a
statcmont
Issued
by
the
publishers.
Benn
Brothers
Lim
ited,
rising
production
costs
and
consequent
economic
difficul
BVER7
now
attached
to
ties
were
given
as
chief
reasons
for
the
closure.
Simultaneously,
it
was
announced
that
the
staif
Involved
would
be
retained
toy
the
company
in
production
of
Its
other
publications.
Passing
of
Newspaper
World,
launched
ill
1803
by
the
lat?
Charles
Baker,
prominent
journalist
of
his
day.
leaves
the
World's
Press
News
as
London's
lone
trade
paper
In
the
publication
field.
iage
Blue
Bonnet
margarine
Such
fun
for
the
children
and
absolutely
fret!
Gay,
little
Blue
Honnet
Sue
Holls
in
choice
of
several
spare
kling
color
combinations.
Re
sure
to
pet
her
!n
all
different
colors
for
your
children.
Do
it
now
ubile
the
supply
lasts.
Put
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
on
your
chnnninrr
list
tndav!
A
V
nV
.
k
Union
Wants
Contract
Signed
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Announcement
by
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
and
Steamship
Clerks
of
a
strike
deadline
at
.
the
Lakehead
came
as
a
"sorry
surprise"
to
members
of
the
Lake-head
Terminal
Elevators
Association,
a
statement
by
that
3
"net
V
.
.
n$0t2'
Tomato
Juice
too
!
Only
I.ihhy's
Tomatoes
'get
jtist
a
"gentle
press"
.
..
never
ny
hit
Icrness
crushed
from
kin
and
seeds.
That's
why
1-iMiy's
"penile
prcus"
Tomato
Juice
always
tasles
so
fresh
and
sweet.
Aok
for
it
by
name
...
.
LIBBY'S
"GENTLE
PRESS"
TOMATO
JUICE
SSTJS
a
fr
"-i,
'Arc
l.
,
.-0
t-
r
,
,'UiMf
m
group
said
today.
The
union
announced
Friday
1.600
Lakehead
grain
elevator
workers
will
strike
April
if
nn
agreement,
which
the
union
claims
was
negotiated
last
fu'l,
Is
not
signed
by
the
company
before
that
date.
"r
Pockoge
.
-
N'S
YEAST
nd
MAGIC
BAKING
"POWDIR