Prince
RuDert
Dallv
News
Thursday.
April
3.
1952
in
a
cottage
where
Mr.
Baran
has
turned
the
living
room
iiU0
his
studio.
The
first
winter
they
were
here
the
Barans
aiiri
thou.
'
Manitoba
J,
Fine
Murals
In
Churches
figures
it
will
take
two
years
to
finish
a
number
of
elaborate
murals.
The
Barans
were
originally
from
Peremyslamy
in
the
Ukraine.
Bu".
before
they
emi
J
'
r,
;
,
.
1
'
":'!'
'
.
!
O,
Why
Should
the
Spirit
Of
Mortal
Be
Proud?.
lour
children
lived
In
two
up-
WIpeq
'!
-Kf
!'y
of
th,
v,
J
grated
to,
Canada
they
werei
"Oh,
it
Is
wonderful
to
ho
om
SASKATOON
(P
When
Uk-riininn
immigrant
Theodore
forced
to
spend
two
years
in
(jarclc
Kirciciuiia
In
a
Ger-
.
(This
famous
k
old
poem
which
The
thoughts
we
are
thinking
Bran
came
here
three
years
ago
Pclaucl
and
four
years
f-isev
has
asked
our
father
would
think-
he
had
difficulty
in
finding
work
m:m
displaced
persons
rsons
to
think
and
.o
really
live
again,"
said
Mrs.
Baran,
a
delicate
dark-eyed
woman,
as
she
fussed
about
serving
coffee
and
dainty
camp.
Mrs.
George
B
for
which
he
had
been
trai.ied
in
The
first
thing
Mr.
Baran
did
From
the
death
we
are
.shrinking
UKraima.i
rogalki
and
tort
itnaland
,
health.
CHKCS.
PROTECT
YOUR
SEEDS
FROM
THE
HAZARDS
OF
PLANT
LIFE
his
native
land
-painting
religious
f?envs
for
church
decora-lions.
But
he
overcame
early
obstacles
and
his
ecclesiastical
from,
they
too
would
shrink;
To
the
life
we
are
clinging
to,
they
too
would
cling;
But
it
speeds
from
the
earth
like
a
bird
on
the
wing.
r
scenes
now
ncconui;
srraui
They
loved,
but
their
story
we
Greek
Catholic
and
Greek
Or
ho
when
he
arrived
here
was
to
go
to
the
police
and
tell
them
his
family
was
here.
He
figured
that
war
the
proper
thing
to
do.
He
was
not
accustomed
to
a
free
country
and
he
was
afraid
of
doing
and
saying
the
wrong
thing
in
this
new
land.
He
could
not
forget
that
Ills
parents
and
two
brothers
were
In
Siberia
and
he
was
telermined
that
his
small
family
should
Und
stability
and
happiness.
Today.
the
Barans
are
settled
4
cannot
unloia;
They
scorned,
but
the
heart
of
the
haughty
is
cold;
h
?
'
.
v
..
I
.
dox
churches
in
toiUKtncnewan.
among
them
churches
at
Prud-Thimme.
Fe'.ly
and
Yorkton.
At
the
moment
he
is
busily
engaged
in
painting
ior
St.
George's
Ukrainian
Grerk
Catholic
Church
in
Saskatoon.
He
-4
i
Zl
Till-on
,v
l.,and,w
t,-,.
1
1!
like
von
m
i
..
"."
"w
Aua
Lin.,
t
kw
vou'll
never
In-
with.m
-...T!1"''"
JTl
Canada's
greatest
bargain
'N!?
in
hnfnfi
hpttitu
the
Daily
News
to
publish,
is
often
sought
after
by
friends
of
Old
Favorites.
It
was
written
by
William
Knox,
1789-1825,
the
Scottish
poet
and
journalist.
Knox
was
a
friend
of
Sir
Walter
Scott.
This
poem
was
said
to
be
a
favorite
of
Abraham
Lincoln's,
and
he
was
often
heard
to
quote
it.
Oh.
why
should
the
spirit
of
mortal
be
proud?
;
Like
a
fast-Hitting
meteor,
a
i
fast-flying
cloud,
1
A
flash
of
the
lightning,
a
break
of
the
wave.
He
passeth
from
life
to
his
rest
in
the
grave.
The
leaves
of
the
oak
and
the
willow
shall
fade,
Be
scattered
around
and
together
Lk?
laid,
And
the
young
and
the
old,
the
low
and
the
high
Shall
moulder,
to
dust
and
together
shall
lie.
The
child
that
a
mother
attended
and
loved.
The
mother
that
infant's
affection
who
proved.
The
husband
that
mother
and
infant
who
blessed
Each,
all,
are
away
to
their
dwellings
of
rest.
The
maid
on
whose
cheek,
on
whose
brow,
in
whose
eyes
Shone
beauty
and
pleasure,
her
triumphs.are
by;
i
:.i.H
fl.
i.rt'lt
!
I'm
wtmie
'
Tr
w."
'):.,.,.
cunm
FW,U2i..
nTj'Z?
.
Sprint!
Th.-
flowen,
n,;lt
.
m
U,o-e
H:.imv
t'.W'll-lll.ll.;
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,
.'
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'
.
tk
fcl'-ii,
...
..
.
.
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lk
I.
II..
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i
i
n
.
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r
...
-
,n
t.,v,
ly
,.,.u.
,,,,
of
,
'
'
ul.,1
,..
A,l
,,',
,
,x
thal
'
''.
IK.!.;
ol
Miiarii.,
.,
i.,
vaniiy
U.le
nr
tm-
Jl
.low
iii
fum
ilie
ei,!,,,.!
H,
-i..,,.
'.'
They
grieved,
but
no
wail
from
their
slumbers
will
come;
'
They
joyed,
but
the
voice
of
their
gladness
is
dumb.
:
They
died
ay!
they
died;
and'
we
things
that
are
now,
Who
walk
on
the
turf
that
lies
over
their
brow,
;
Who
make
in
their
dwellings
a
transient
abode,
Meet
the
changes
they
met
on
heir
pilgrimage
road
;
Yea,
hope
and
despondence,
and
pleasure
and
pain,
Are
mingled
together
in
sunshine
and
rain:
And
the
smile
and
the
tear,
the
song
and
the
dirge
Still
follow
each
other,
like
surge
upon
surge.
Tis
the
twink
of
an
eye,
'tis
the
draught
of
a
breath.
From
the
blossom
of
health
to
the
paleness
of
death;
From
the
gilded
saloon
to
the
bier
and
the
shroud,
Oh.
why
should
the
spirit
of
mortal
be
proud?
,
'7"
""""
WUT
II.
uiiy
,!,,
.
..
.
.
1
1
.
I
V
Ill.il.'
r
:i4rns
vl.v
ti.A
.
-KIU-
Mi
Peat,
Sand
and
Top
Soil
to
Over
Seeds
l
H'lf'.i
;
ii't'i
luiv
irs!iip
li.n.illni'liici..
Uuw
Many
llour$
a
wi
.
k
An
rn
I
V
ONE
GALLON
tkr
,
"
nd
uu
h(niw
',
you
)u
u'l
iniret
tiuuiitz
y.Mlr
WViImI
4t-lioiir
tt-.tl!
M.il
her.
'
real
wo.l-.n(.r
..
....
I
(
i
A
LARGE
r;V'7"
ROOM
r
':
The
early
clays
of
an
infant
plant
are
beset
wi'.h
danger.
When
se.'ds
are
sown
even
in
well
prepared
garden
soil,
the
tiny
plant."
-which
develop
from
them
.
are
J.lji
--
peril
of
being
washed
away
by
floods,
drowned
where
they
lie,
or
imprisoned
in
a
grava'because
a
hard
crust
of
baked'
'soil
has
formed
above
them.
Should
a
long
period
of
cold,
damp
weather
delay
their
gei-minuation.
they
may
be
attacked
and
destroyed
by
various
moulds
and
fungi
which
cold,
damp
weather
always
ar
you
can
lift
on
the
end
of
a
toothpick.
i
Ee
sure
your
garden
soil
is
well
drai.ied
so
that
surface
wau-r
doe?
not
stand
on
it
more
than
ar.
hour
or
two
after
a
heavy
rain.
3
It
there
is
any.
clay
in
your
garden
soil,
make
a
special
porous
mixture
.o
cover
seeds,
using
cne-third
peat
moss,
one-third
sand,
aid
one-third
sifted
garden
soil.
The
danger
of
floods
washing
out
plants
from
the
row
may
be
avoided
by
surrounding
the
garden
area
with
a
wood
curb,
if
necessary,
to
keep
surface
water
out.
or
bv
elevating
the
garden
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
mmm
.wwi
ummm
mi
mrTQimm
And
the
memory
of
those
who
;
have
loved
her
and
praised
BIGGEST
BE1R
Are
alike
from
the
minds
of
the
;
7he
po,ar
bear
is
lhe
largest
Qf
living
erased.
all
spocies
of
bpars
attaining
a
The
hand
of
the
king
that
the
height
of
ninejfeet.
sceptre
hath
borne,
j
"
""
The
brow
of
the
priest
that
the
;
r
mitre
hath
worn,
.
j
The
eye
of
the
sage
and
the
i
ii!'Kr
for
vonr
l!f.
;
iii
tn
k.iiM-
il,,,'!.
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rltt'
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kjsw
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fam,,u
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h.
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wilh
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tm-L
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tnurr-
it
m.i.'t
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m.
ly
ns4.-i4iiK.
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lii
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d
i
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pmieri
nt
i-ir
il.
i:unn.
lit
in
xarlitv
'lui.
.
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wrifp
to
tr
IljtlKirii
llri-nt,
till
Cii-oic
M..iii..:,l.
!'.(.
-
or
rr,
ilhitirrirtl
Iktmtmre
.'lii'Ulhtf
uhnl
U
(;
H
Mt:ike
Willi
l)..ll...l.l.
.
tmiiHf
Halrr
t'mm
lit
4
Joy
i
...
,
i
.
.
.
.
The
amateur
who
wan's
a
per-
feet
stand
of
plant
in
his
garden
several
inches
above
the
sur-
i--
I'li-iUllir
in
M
,4
ritl.l
m.c
rwiii
w;
l.'ilt
!
it
III
.
l,:id
.Jl'll
heart
of
the
brave
Are
hidden
and
lost
in
the
depths
of
the
grave.
The
peasant
whose
lot
was
to
sow
and
to
reap.
j
The
herdsman
w
ho
climbed
With
'
his
goats
to
the
steep,
The
beggar
who
wandered
in
'
search
of
his
bread
j
Have
faded
away
like
the
grass
that
we
tread.
h't
A
Priu9
iann
,
uunder!
li,s
!
Me
al
I
K.l
lint
In
ri
'
(""V;
"in
lint
mil
V
in
is,
mi..
y-
"i'-J
(
u
i;
i;
ui
:.
:v-r
c
11
it
l
l.
s
V
"A?,
l-
ninibr
lur-
''
f
h
i-
it
r
n
li
ii
h
tc
y.'.i
r
(
'rri
til
III
Willi'!.
,1
i-
and
II.
Hi
Jt
1
ii
i-i
Ii
il
;.-lil"-l
.
rouncang
surface.
This
danger
is
more
likely
to
exist
on
gardens
having
a
pronounced
slope,
where
U
helps
to
make
the
rows
lur
at
right
angles
to
the
slope,
using
a
wheel
hoe
to
make
each
rcw
level,
in
a
terraced
effect,
which
will
check
erosion.
Soil
must
be
firmed
above
the
seeds,
to
form
close
contact.
Thir
is
especially
important
with
beei-
and
Swiss
chard
seed?,
and
ctiiers
of
large
and
irregular
ii-.ap.?.
Bu
firming
does
not
m?an
pounding.
Press
down
with
hoc
blade,
or
use
the
side
of
a
lake:
ar.c
af.e.
wards
draw
the
rake
lightly
over
the
row
to
break
up
:he
crust
and
prevent
takir.i.
LYitii
the
seed
has
sprouted
th.
soil
surface
over
it
.hould
be
mciat
and
lose.
This
is
the
only
time
when
the
garden
should
be
sprinkled,
rather
than
soaked.
ll'e
f,
lMMlrll
---ItoHi-Jf
'.ill..-
il
MlMI:r
and
'rr..il
I
imij
iii
t.:itiy
il:ct
nr.
i
yon
il
t.I.v1.
Ni.
nmk
ior
von
-aH
of
In
i
in
eli
-i'ur-li
iliV
i-Tiiil-
l-'iir
-
ore
The
saint
who
enjoyed
the
com-
'
munion
of
heaven,
1
The
sinner
who
dared
to
remain
!
unforgiven;
The
wise
and
the
foolish,
the
guilty
and
just
Have
quietly
mingled
their
bones
in
the
dust.
So
the
multitude
goes,
like
the
flower
and
the
weed,
j
That
wither
away
to
let
others'
succeed:
So
the
multitude
comes,
even
:
those
we
behold,
To
repeat
every
tale
that
hath
;
o.;i:lv
i-ho:.i
il
l.i
bJy'-
I
i--e
'li'
!:::.,
mv.
.Ml
huh
t
i
i
:h!i!
v.
i
in
in,,
i.
or
(ihiaiiU
an.
I
v'n
i.iv.
I.
ii,;
ui.
tlirne
mi
In-in
.ei
i
ni.
v.iu.rli-rl
t
tr
lii.-e
.........
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r
o
r
k
nm,
,
Imillllt-iKliiif
tfitlM
jimy
SCVkhl'
l.i
M-a-!,
yunt
iri'ini
in:
iuililn
I
frii-li-
-
'.i"!
?
iiii
-tt.ini
itt.
r-..is
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tf.r.
Ijii'H
i:
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en
Mi
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h
a
n-ivr
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JI..M
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fi-i
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W.lt!
Mi-;
foirr:
aui.
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i.ei
nuiai
V
III
--'
a
.iil.!
ac'j
rf.il-
i,r
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Mil
l
Ci'.i-Ul'l
v
ur!
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ti
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iia'-n
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:
lo
ilir.f
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cfilt
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ii
for
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c-i-a-li'.a,
oil
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r
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it
'I.
1
!
!
:
row
should
consider
these
dangers
and
protect
his
seeds
from
them
by
piking
the
following
precautions:
1
Protect
early
town
seeds
by
coating
them
wiTh
a
disinfectant
in
dus
form
which
will
keep
off
moulds
and
fungi.
In
one
seed
packet,
use
as
much
disinfectant
New
Cancer
Drug
Fools
Malignancy
WASHINGTON
AP
A
r..
kind
of
cancer
drug.
tha.
fco's
cancer
ceils
by
being
a
wolf
ir.
sheer
s
clothing,
is
being
tested
a'
Georgetown
University
Mcd:-ca'
School.
The.'.e
cancer
drugs
look
like
ominc
acids,
the
builiiin'
brie'rs
(.1
protei.is.
Cancer
cells
tsetd
'
fte.se
bricks
in
order
to
keep
"rowing.
But
the
new
drugs
are
it:
ten-:
t.onally
made
just
a
bit
d:ff.?r-
i
nit
from
ordinary
amino
bricks.
'
I
he
cancer
cells
often
will
ac-
i
cept
th'-m,
aid
then
discover
that
the-e
new
bricks
ai-e
really
i
monkey
wrenches
in
their
life
ut-ar.
The
new
research
was
describ-
.
td
to
reporters,
touring
cancer
;
crntre?
under
sp-jnsorship
of
the
.
American
Cancer
Society,
by
Drs
Charles
f.
Geschlchter
and
Mur
1
-nnirilli
iin
I
II
a
uiir-
:ii
inH
.liiu-f.,H
oi
i..l-
I
V
fl
.
aim
..nil
ui
in
i
nuni
r:.l.
lit
II-
I
fur
-i.liiluE
I
ii
ifi
'!
an.
I
IIITilv
Kiuv.
ii.
S.i
i
l
(ur
1
1
uinx
I'm-
Oir.i.c.l
(
ri
.U.
And,
lo
irn
e
vf.ur
tml.
iter
!
Ir.iln
n-ell-iniui'l'
il
.li.
i
;lrain-
often
been
told.
i
Mrs.
C.
P.
Bussinger
of
Telkwa.
1
who
has
been
in
Vancouver
for
For
we
are
the
same
things
our
.l.iiiiiir
ri
iii.
iniic"
:
a
j-k
Kn-
ii.-im
i-
i
H.il.y
KuikIs
an
l
II.
mi
I
i
"il
Uhi!
father
have
been;
We
see
the
same
signs
our
fath
ers
have
seen;
Dort
Dry
.NAi'ii
in
ak-
y.u
lu"k
'-.V
I'M!
I'1'!
I'TIHI-'iy
TfiC
Cd.iy-;
you
can't
ufTorJ
to
watc
a
morsel
of
firvl.
Th.it's.
why
Hand
c-wr.ip
is
so
wonderful!
It's
so
easy
to
ti'jr
ir
ju-t
the
neht
amount
from
the
li.mJy
dispenser
box
with
the
met.i!
cutting
edge
...
to
wrap
meat,
fish,
vegetables
and
other
perishables
to
keep
them
fre-h,
moist
and
full
of
nourishment.
There's
.1
wonderful
saving,
too,
when
you
keep
left-overs
wrapped
in
Hand-c-wrap,
fvcaii.se
its
douhle-waxed
surface
seals
in
ynodncss
anJ
prevents
forKi
taint.
Hand
e-wrap
lus
a
hundred
Uses
around
the
Lome.
You
can't
afford
to
x
without
it!
some
time
taking
eye
treatment,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
by
the
evening
train.
Mr.
Bussinger
has
also
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
is
returning
by
car
to
Telkwa.
and
1
1
In
iii.nly
(I.
irt
-t-
We
drink
the
same
stream
we
feel
the
same
sun.
And
run
the
same
course
our
fathers
have
run.
f
a.l
iur
fH.i(v
y
4
1
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v.'i
a
rm7
In.i-.ivl
iii
.i
11
i
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ti
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jr'
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1.
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i
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;
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fir
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V.
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i
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i
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.,
.
thati
iiiC
In
iiini
now
thai
-
.nri
JmHiIii
!
'lJilllr
lilt,
tr.
Hilt
iOMM-
tiiius
n
V
jii
l
a
drv
f
L
in
Hit
Htik-ps
v.iii
U
Mk
t-.-illi
mv
'I1
,1..
:,
..3
tini'.i
ii---
''
ii;
In.
aim
r
ray
M.
Copeland.
inf.
Key
is
arenng
'he
c
a
I
ai
il-
'ii.iv-
r.i.i
'
tail,
a.:.;
I.
.Vml
I'
hemi-
"CjA
1
1
fc
al
make-up
of
the
amino
wolv
a-oIvcs
live
i'b
I-'1
II
IIV
In"-1
itinniiii!
I,.
.'I
nf
ittii::
iii
'''
";
.
m
Coffee
IHacifjc
E'l
'"'""
a,.,
v
ii-ii-m
"i
m
.Mbrr
;;''"
u
l"lllf-
;ili!
mir-ii.li
I),
.,ii..-rlii..
It'-liv.
older
ifi.'in
you
an!
A'..!
iIhii-s
s
'iitn
i
Ii
iic
yuii
.Hit
.In
alKiiii
it.ai!
Tin
I.
'-
,-t
lnar
a
inn.
in
rt
i)i-in-IV
e.illeil
Chiiiih
,
.
.
I.
.mill
tinlli
in
u.jiii)i',ri;
ki
(
III
M.
A
fliinim
m.-k
"mir-ai'l.
".
i'timlcit
JM-Iifiriil.'s
.li-i'.r
into
li.r
iinjMirtatil
eonn
uu.
la-ei-.
ol
tin-
sl.ui
taints
Hie
n.-lt
IhhiIii
of
luni.hn
mi.l
4
other
sW-.:.
I
"kin
softeners
.li
rper
limn
ever
it
hue.
Set-
ior
yoiir-rlf
how
liitle
ihy
.Icin
iiutw
und
Imi-lnn
melt
unity
unit
the
Uaniy-.
are
iti
n
on.il.iiiy
Jry
Skin.
Ce
am
jn-t
2.le,
45e,
TA-
and
Jl.li.
If
ml
r.e
XI'cU-lreri
Man
will
(
li-r
111
Hill
il
h
vtar.
I
i-
MINI
''
iCUUM
PACKER
o
make
them
look
like
sheep.
The
change
is
slight.
Some
are
not
harmful
to
healthy,
living
cells.
But
they
are
bad
for
cancer
cells.
About
60
humans
have
been
given
the
new
wolf-drug
in
the
last
VAli
years.
So
far,
a
few
cancer
patients
have
responded
lavorabiy.
The
drug
relieved
pain
and
brought
some
shrinkage
of
far-spread
.cancers
in
patients
with
cancers
of
the
somach.
intestines,
genital
and
urinary
tracts.
Some
were
improved,
for
several
months.
J
,.,.,.
Ti.r..
'
no
,,i-,-.
ri!'ti'
'-
,,'.'
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mi.l
iin
pe-
.-
J'
POP
ATE"
Pacific
Milk
gives
coffee
a
rich,
creamy
flavor.
Buy
B.C.
Products
t
.
lll-.t;U-
I
.
.
ii
i
ii
i
.":
II
wear
in
the
"l.a.-lir
Pallid."
llii-i
Tar
.
,
.
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X
V
I,
ON
S
II
I
lit
Yc.
1
1
VI)
Nylon
S
h
i
r
t
ir'.y---look
lie.
i
an.
I
trim.
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of
SAI,
Ml
I'M"-
f
will
II
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JlV
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ii
t"
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'
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I,
-nit
Ml
H'!'1
I
iul'
i
...
r
wii
;
ii'iiti'ii''
ii'
and-e-uicap
HERVV
lilflXED
PAPER
11
eoniiori.'il.le,
(fnod-lnokiiig
nylon
Inem
wnh
fii-eii
uylim
r..llar
anil
enlTs
that
never
will
HVI)
Nylon
!siirt
fiav
'liii--liiarl."
V'ithntit
ifmimif.
Jitstf
t4ihill
of
fhe
limp
uli'l
iimn'
v
vmi'll
mvi-I
J.aiiiiili-ruiK.
in.
imilili'iii
.it
all
;tl-l.
u
qim
k
nn-e
w-.ul
a
while
Mid
the
vturt
iv
Ti-n'h1
10
war.
You
save
lhe
prit-r
of
the
shirt
in
laundry
liilln
riloiie.
Take
my
tip
Ki
t
your
hii-lii.ml
luiinl-oine,
lntiit-neoiiiiK
IH'J)
Nylon
Tricot
Shirt
lor
Kiii-tit
(JIl'.HS
in
Me,
l:.n,
nr.--
or
white).
lint
r
mli'ia"'-
Ji,(i!il";l
limn-
nl
Superbly
Delicious
f
I
i
.
.
...
hl'i'lll
'iVs'ihii-';
i.nil
lllN'
tmn'
.
...
.v.;
If
.in
rit.
T
l
Kami
Mv
wasliiMt
'
.
.
'
r.l
t
H
,
tinie-pd
thm
I
"
"lhel,
'
.
i
as
a
dessert
loy
itself
teiionl.
Our
eneiiii-iiV
j&
ralMlM
e.n.il.ine
to
make
"
',
!ii!!
'1
blue.
Tlmt
why
t"1'".'
,(
bine
in
il.
So
of
timr-e.
w
.tt
vellow-dokme
wusi.iiie
h
j,,.s.
t
.L.UlLUlljmillH
r
tjie
linnl
riu.nnit
and
pre-1"-
.
i.,.
.
r1"'
Q
hiWe
linens-
will
fairly
i,.lt-,11-
,,.,,
in
kind
tin-
fal.ru-
!""-
m
hull.
to
li.
iin'i"
-
'!'-
nr-H
1
And
it'i
eerlainlv
butleel-w
ise
for.
hrli-ve
it
t
,r
'
.
,'i.
.
.w.
iu
r.l.,rl
in
vraT
ivi.iie
ni."'
"
1
il'
iiv
r:i:rKrnn
Yen,
for
tiw
while!
wnli,
CROVVfJ
ORAfiQ
I
conn
syrup
in
f.-iiiinin-
J'oa'r
Bern
Looking
for
somethiim
,s
I
think
vou
tiotfld
know
about
"Mul:j:
rii
l.
..f
,l...,l
ii
-Iiii'l''"'
Evlook-H;
J
laps
Ti.c
con
von
i
rut
1
liutisail.l.s
ui
wain
H
I.
Ullll
in
I
i,ii
iii
'
tf.S
mtisfaetoir
metdod
of
feminine
liyfKiie
'"'
y
Grms.1
Icms,
iininle.su,
ii(.w-whiic
vaginal
"l.'!"v''
.
Zonitors
ire
the
truly
vintlem
nielhod
ol
1'"'
Jj
.
hvgicne.
Thrv're
to
dainly
and
eonvennT.
.
Thev're
powerfully
germiriilnl.
yei.
l..im'n
,
.'l-l:-.
;l,-,,uffit.
lot'
.uu'
1
jKijxu
napkin
.
.
.just
riglti
for
bivakfasl,
lunch
and
snack-time.
X'
tu
uraiemu
nwum.
nK
jum.i
'iii..-''
.
-t
l.iiiiorrow
anrf
writ
M
me
HatbaVa
l""
,
tivij,'
Cesi
ent
St.,
Montrw.1.
P.Q-for
I'"
,
l
'
uu
ftminiDB
liygien.
It
-will
b
ut
to
'uJ
1
t
t
r
Ht
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