f.
.1
Pniice
Rupert
Dciiy
No:i
ZTT
Tuesday,
March
11.
39.-2
7
'
imjHiCitij
HAT
CITY
Parks
Board
-Speaker
Talks
Seeks
$14,075
Law
and
Debt
hjNCIL
DID
......
...
:
-
lawyers
aomg
it,
however,
as
a.
ing
the
,
the
KreaU'.st.
'public
service.
number
jt
it-bt
".-kins"
in
Can-
f
A
husband
could
be
legally
ada
uue
to
overselliiu'
and
over-
I
Pi
nice
Rupert
Retail
Grantors'
sued
lor
n;s
wifes
debts.
Mr.
buying.
While
the:
?
bar1
been
a
Ey
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
and
redec-
i
Highest
amount
tver
requested
for
city
park
maintenance
,
was
referred
last
night
by
city
..
,n
rr-n'-vuit'
Assocfatinn
Hfars
Alivfair
Fraser
said,
unless
it
was
estab-
feeling
that
federal
ci
f-d'X
reg-
Canadian
Press
stair
wri.er
,'e
p:.,i:.-:V
Home
ft
wa'.
las,
Fraser,
Barrister
lished
that
they
were
separated,
ulations
should
be
aoandoned
or
A
man
was
also
responsible
for
relaxed,
it
was
definitely
felt
LONDON
it
Chic
simplicity
council
to
the
finance
commit-;
ci;v
cum"-"
d
"
t
K..
A
1
A
and
feminine
appeal
provide
the
tee
for
consideration
in
the
esti-
nuv-c-ocs
uj.iaw
in
me
sans-
a
common
law
wiles
ctobls.
that
they
should
rot
t
allowed
i
key-note
of
a
brmtique
collection
mates.
Amount
of
$14,075
has
faction
of
debt
were
discussed
.
to
be
taken
ov
provin-
REPORTS
ON
CONVENTION
shown
here
by
Paquin
of
Pans,
been
asked
by
ces.
The
spirit
of
the
French
boule-
board.
Credit
Grantors'
Association,
at
Mr'--
Catherine
Laurie
sported
A
vote
cf
thanks
was
p.i.vod
to
'b'irris
seems
tn
radiate
from
such
r,t
nr
iw,,-
i.
t,D
its
monthlv
meeting
lnt
nioht
on
attendance
at
ft
recent
con-
!
re?fon
as
a
dress
of
shadow-
single"
expense
estimated
at
by
Alistair
Fraser,
voung
Prince
vention
in
Vancouver
of
the
Pa-'Mrs.
Doris
Taylor,
organizing
s
printed
pure
silk
with
prey
and
$8000
which
includes'
a
per-;RuPert
barrister
who
appeared
clnc
Northwest
Credit
Grantors'
secretary
of
the
Credit.
Women's
".,.ev
chairman
of
the
S
a
'tour
by
aldermen
of
works
,UD
..in.-wident
what
work
decide
,alie
to
done.
;r
trade
licences
were
'"BovX'-r
&
Welter,
for
concrete
prod-,,'tu
Wav
Boo,
rooming
t
tnridt;..
agency;
K-i
c,.l,
Robert
Hunt.
Association
as
wen
as
a
corner-
D'raMasi
u'los
council,
van-
:
black
scroll
design
on
a
gleam-
manent
working
parks
foreman
as
euest
speaker.
Fraser
fplt.
that
a
rrpriit
ence
of
Credit
Women's
break-
couver,
for
havin-
com
here
1
nig
oyster
ground,
me
aaccr
at
s4rinr,
v(,r
,.nr,
fnnr
s,lm.i
m.
bureau
was
a
valuable
organiza-
rast
Clubs.
Such
outstanding
recently
to
mstai
tne
kir
al
Credit
tion
to
have
in
a
community,
speakers
as
Aid.
Halford
Wilson,
Women's
Brelkfast
Club.
J
,
simplicity
of
narrow
stand
rev-
mer
laborers
at
another
$4000.
f
f
rs,
lone
nanow
sleeves,
neat
,.,,,
,,
"If4
,n"
'"Hn,f
trSTSKS
atOoTbut
Modern
hnyinpcc
rmlri
nn(
oot
KOWe
Holland
and
Hon.
H.
H.
Pacific
Electric
Honnner
Mn.
,r
along
Without
credit
but
It
was
Stevens
had
been
heard
on
a
tors
and
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
"i
t7vl
,.U
f,
'
i-
:
-
.
.
v.
feen
in
this
and
other
designs
"
'
"?,'""
always
desirable
to
be
careful,
variety
or
subjects
..
The
speaker
was
quite
frank
11
"ad
reported
that
Van-
as
new
members
of
the
Associa-
h
gives
.
assurance
pa.rks
board
will
,,-n
have
use
of
city
truck
when
necessary.
and
fabrics.
The
boutique
collections
of
Pamiin.
and
such
London
de
in
stating
that
he
could
not
c"ver
had
the
distinction
of
be-
tion.
agree
with
the
proposal
to
abol-:
"
'
signers
as
Worth,
allows
the
not-
;
Other
items
included
in
park
isri
federal
credit
regulations
n
r"
,i
h.arri
a
report
from
liai'l
KruoRfr
on
his
at-e
a.
a
special
meeting
ni.'n
of
B.
C.
Municipal-
VunouviT.
which
re.lut.oi.
thai
the
pro-fOvenni'nt.
share
80-20
iinidpalUics
all
school
rliHi;::-
capital
expendi-
h
as
bmltUng
schools.
Red
Cross
Help
The
so-rich
to
buy
clothes
from
development
budget
trus
year
i
He
also
made
reference
to
loan
famous
houses
at
"prices
similar
are:
'
companies,
which
had
been
men-
to
those
of
quality
ranges
in
Swimming
pool
and
park
su-
tloned
during
general
business
b!;;
departmental
stores.
pervision,
$000.
earlier
in
the
evening,
and
de-
The
sophisticated
allure
of
Paint
and
materials
for
parks
tlaied
that
U
was
"iniquitous"
such
suits
as
a
black
hopsack
renovation,
$1000.
;to
charge
two
percent
interest
t
-v
in
M.-av
wiuM,
cuivco,
nips
anu
Materials
for
Roosevelt
Park
Vcl
'""'"
on
luau
Daiances.
i
t.u
r
t
l
i
u
'i
"
-
fence
and
flagpole
repairs,
$600.
1
Mr'
Fraser
sPoke
of
the
courts
'
Painting
of
all
totem
coles
in
wh'ch
could
be
resorted
to
for!
,i
:,sMircd
an
inquiring.
the
collection
of
debt
after
the
SORROWING
SURVIVORS-Robert
Morton
is
shown
with
his
daughter
I.wtel,
n,
on
nis
arrival
in
Montreal
from
Manitoba
after
receiving
word
that
five
members
of
his
family
had
been
burned
to
death
when
fire
destroyed
his
house
at
Ville
St.
Pierre,
Que.
Isobel,
who
Jumped
from
the
second
floor,
was
the
only
one
to
eicape
the
fate
which'claimed
her
mother,
two
.sisters
and
her
grandparents.
,cp
pnoTOi
I'or
that
building
permits,
parks,
$1500.
Secretary's
salary,
$75.
usual
preliminaries
for
collec-
'
j
tion
had
failed
the
small
debts
'
j
court
for
amounts
up
to
$100,'
1
the
county
court
between
$101
j
'
and
$1000
and
the
supreme
court
i
lor
UDwards
of
Sionn
!
-
4,
;.
.
tried
lor
me
Du-urm
Housins
and
Mortgage
ion
IwiiMng
scheme.
.
for
schools
w
ill
be
me-'
future,
council
decided,
I
.vir.q
a
bnaid
of
utilities'.!
mmm
i
i
1
1
l
tun
t-di
'i
'
.
Nurses
Hear
ft
-
,.-
-
-
-P
erSonuU
hum
I
fnrttwc
stihight
skit
will,
appeal
to
pany.
The
tight
skirt
has
accordion-pleated
frill
at
the
hem
and
tucked
side-seems
that
curve
at
the
foot
to
give
an
apron
ef-i
feet
emphasized
by
three
but-1
tons.
The
button
design
is
repeated
on'
the
side-slit
jacket
pockets.
j
Another
town
style
with
many
possibilities
is
a
black
dress
with
stand
revers,
its
slim
skirt
gored
Into
a
flouncing
finish
and
tight,
three-quarter
sleeves
ending
in
;
huge,
starched
cuffs
of
white
pique.
,
The
latter
are
given
a
shallow
curve
and
pointed
edges.
FOR
THE
RACES
,
j
One
of
the
loveliest
styles
is
a
1
race-track
fashion
with
strapless
black
taffeta
underskirt
beneath
a
flared,
three-quarter-length
tunic
top
of
white
broderie
anglais.
The
stiff
organda
skirt
of
the
tunic
flares
out
'from
a
neat
waist
over
the
slim
black
under
ccessfu!
-
mm
m
m
RZJiineltf
ECIPES
MACARONI
WALNUT
SALAD
1
cup
elbow
macaroni
2
hard-cooked
eggs
1
cup
sliced
celery,
'.i
cup
diced
pimiento
34
cup
coarsely
chopped
walnuts
V
cup
jnaycnruiise
i
cup
undrained
pickle
relish
1
teaspoon
prepared
mustard
1
teaspoon
grated
onion
Salt
'
Pepper
Cook
macaroni
in
boiling
Water
until
tender.
Drain
and
1
SWIEaa
j
He
told
how
judgments
could
i
be
executed
and
such
processes
jas
judgment
summons,
warrants
:
of
execution
and
garnishing
pro-
ceedings.
There
was
no
imprisonment
I
for
debt
in
Canada
although
a
!
debtor,
if
intention
to
abscond
j
should
be
shown,
might
be
j
thrown
in
ja'l
but
t4
and
I
bpard
must
be
paid
by
the
creditor
with
an
old
law
calling
:
also
for
"beer
and
candles."
j
Collection
of
debts
was
a
ser-
vice
which
lawyers
were
usually
:
reluctant
about
accepting,
some
Bombing
and
Civil
Defence
Lectures
Continued
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
and
Dr.
G.
W.
FH'ios
M5Mr
Bay,
at
the'
Nurses'
Home
of
the
Prince
Ru
I
hef
mm
if
ii
Vm
Fyolf.nn,
Nitted
Local
1?
urn
inn
Trolicr,
Passes
Away
j
Sgt.
T.
W.
Mcintosh
of
the
Rryal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
Failed
this
afternoon
on
the
Ca-
mosun
foi
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
leave.
i,
Mrs.
F'.
Skinner
Sr.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
Sunday
niht
irom
Vancouver
for
a
visit
he;
e
with
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Skinner.
I
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
G.
Clark
McLean
t
Oxfords
and
Loa
lev's
V
Eytiifsr.ui,
v.
ho
for
many
iin'v
d
note
as
Prince
hiuii
trolling
fisherman
boat
Island,
passed
away
skirt,
sleeves
are
long
and
nar
I
It
9
ft
m
row
and
the
back
is
finished
by
rinse
with
C0ld
water.
Cool
thoroughly.
Dice
eggs
and
add
to
FRIGIDAIRE
REFRIGERATOR
a
mandarin
collar.
Stiff
silk
coats
nf
brilliant
macaroni
with
celery,
pimiento
f.r.iriz
in
Vancouver
Gen-I
spit
al.
One
of
the
most
pioneer
fisher-:
Si'-speru-d
the
port,
news
of
his
More
beautiful
and
practical
than
ever
in
four
completely
new
models
including
this
fine
De
Luxe
Cold-Wall.
colors
and
pyramid
lines
top
and
walnuts.
Blend
mayonnaise,
such
dresses
as
a
carnation
pink
P'xkle
re!ish,
mustard
and
onion,
chiffon
with
strapless
draped
top
Pour
ove"
macaroni
mixture
and
and
pleated
skirt
flaring
out
blend
lightly.
Season
to
taste
over
a
crinoline
petticoat.
The
with
salt
and
PePPer-
matching
faille
coat
is
equally,
,
effective
with
such
items
as
a;
,
returned
lo
the
city
at
the
end
,of
last
week
from
a
four
months'
i
rnotor
holiday
trip
in
the
course
of
which
they
travelled
as
far
south
as
New
Orleans.
!
Mrs.
E.
Wostenholme
sailed
by
the
Camosun
this
afternoon
on
i
rr
WW
I
will
be
l-wved
wan
re-many
friends,
yol'son
had
been
in
fail-ith
fur
some
years
and,
avir.n
spent
a
while
In
ce
Rupert
General
Hos-had
b
en
taken
to
Van-etpht
weeks
ago.
Death,
n.d
came
suddenly
for
id
been
reports
recently
!
igi'fl
irasHion
footwear
cocktail
dress
'
J-
"--
wno
w'1"
in
almond-green
Mr?"
taffeta
her
liusand
has
been
engaged
yith
slim
skirt,
tucked
in
material
here
for
and
stitched
corselet
waist
-and
EeUlng
:
low
square
neckline
i
articles
and
radio
broadcasts,
flled
last
night
on
the
Princess
Short
evening
dresses
in
stiff
silkc
ar,H
Qtir,
,ith
vnicit
Louisa
for
Vancouver
whence
she
.will
to
New
York
where!
pioceed
beading
give
a
wide
choice
ot
inr
K,ot
Kt
co
f
she
wtll
cmba
for
a
trip
to
as
sn
.w.r.
some
lm-
-r.t
and
niiuht
be
rettirn-f
soon.
Hc-wever.
he
took
!:
ir
:h?
worse
at
the
week-
,
auu
umuv'
oiui
it,
j
,
the
show
was
a
ground-length
E,niaK
ba'lgown
called
"ephemere."
In
pert
General
Hospital
last
night,
continued
the
series
of
weekly
lectures
being
conducted
under
the
auspices
of
the
local
chapter
of
the
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
of
British
Columbia
on
atomic
bombing
and
civil
defence.
Dr.
Large's
objective
was
to
acquaint
the
gathering
of
active
and
retired
nur?cs,
being
marshalled
for
civil
defenee,
with
the
symptoms
and
medical
treatment
of
radiation
sickness,
i
Dr.
Fiddes
discussed
the
types
of
injuries
resulting
from
atomic
explosion
and
outlined
their
,
treatment.
Dr.
Laree
spoke
of
the
relative
susceptibility
of
individuals
u
'
radiation,
degrees
of
reaction,
'the
most
sensitive
body
organs
and
effects
according
to
degree
of
exposure.
.
While
no
specific
therapy
is
:
available,
much
can
be
done
to
,
lesson
the
suffering
and
rrtortat-ity,
concluded
Dr.
Large.
Rest
1
from
the
earliest
possible
mo-,
menl
after
exposure
is
of
great
'
benefit.
L'se
of
newer
drugs
was
of
proven
value,
i
DR.
FIDDLS
Dr.
Fiddes
reviewed
factors
'relating
to
the
number
of
casualties,
principal
causes
of
casualties,
types
of
injury
(direct
or
indirect!,
burns,
radiation
and
shock.
Detailing
the
techniques
of
nursing
care
to
atomic
bombing
and
rre
casualties.
Dr.
Fiddes
emphasized
the
importance
of
self-care
by
patients
:
protecting
cast
and
desired
im-
mobilization,
activity
to
maintain
range
of
motion
and
muscle
tone,
attention
to
nutritional
needs
and
drug
therapy
as
re-;
quired.
Cover
to
exclude
air
and
dust
was
important.
9
m
t
1
LJl
Mf
If
f
r
itrt
s
"lev.
to
ATTRACTIVE
INDIVIDUAL
BEAN
POTS
'mm
a
glinting
shade
of
lime-gold
flipped
satin
the
dress
has
sim-
;
pie,
full-skirted
princess
lines
''
with
narrow
straps
to
the
bra-shaped
necklitve.
j
Bodice
and
skirt
are
embroid-
1
ered
in
spidery
lines
of
silver
,
beading
forming
panels
of
flow-
ers,
and
the
addition
of
a
tremendous
matching
tulle
stole
adds
to
the
emphmeral
quality
!
oi
t:ie
design.
j
fsm
!
I
"
--
-
J
V
''..
arm
.
.
S
V
her
return
to
her
home
in
Vancouver
after
a
visit
here
with
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Wostenholme.
!
R
Hunter
of
the
federal
Department
of
Agriculture
sailed
bv
the
Camosun
this
affernton
on
.hlf
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
visit
h
.-re
to
inspect
prain
ships
loading
at
the
local
elevator.
,
1
Len
Knutson,
local
youth,
who
has
been
with
the
Calgary
Ramblers,
travelling
musical
group,
arrivr-d
ln
the
c'.tv
on
the
Camosun
Sunday
niRht
for
a
visit
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Knutson.
i
Frince
Rupsrt
Gyro
Club
will
be
having
its
regular
monthly
.
business
meeting
tomorrow
night
at
a
dinner
ln
the
Savoy
Hotel
to
be
followed
bv
a
stag
pa'ty
Saturday
night
there
will
be
a
Gyro
party
at
the
Frince
Rupert
Club.
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N.
Mussallem
was
recently
reelected
president
of
the
Ratepayers'
Association
of
Kelowna
at
the
annual
meeting.
He
has
jbeen
living
in
southern
British
i
Columbia
for
several
years,
be-:
if
iotig
active
In
municipal
affairs.
I
Mrs.
Roy
Berryman,
who
has
een
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
by
air
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
left
by
plane
yesterday
for
Sandspit
to
join
Mr.
Berryman
who
is
pilot
on
-
1
CARRY
:,
Th-;
r
pectacuir
growth
in
the
piocessing
of
fruit
juices
is
docu-
j
mented
by
the
fact
that
over
65
t
per
cent
of
the
Florida
citrus
I
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vuits,,!)
a,
i
;
born
fifty-f-"s
upo
in
North
Dakota,
'':!
a:.
a
Mrs.
Thorstelnn
f
!
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hi
had
come
from
f
In
1"
the
family
mov-
-;:'.dar.
Manitoba,
and
it
i'al'j
'.hat
they
arrived
at
!'
in
th"
Ski
ana
Slough
'ii
Icelandic
settlement
i
formcj.
n,0
fa;her
had
t
i'jrc
they
caine
west
and
Jther.
Mrs.
Kristjana
r-.tamc
witr
her
children.
d
away
in
1947,
I
s
his
widow.
Mrs.
Doris
J
'no
is
bringing
the
'
back
to
Prince
Rupert
rr
for
burial
here,
r
-
sw
brothers
and
two
Tlve
brothers
are
Rag-
Kjarian.
Arne,
Bjorn
f
"ry
Eyolivai,
all
of
Prince
aid
thp
sisters-Mrs.
G.
-n
Clmrch
of
Van-1
and
Mrs.
0.
II.
(Joan,
f
at
innce
Rupert
1
..Ifson
W;:s
a
membpr
o
f
''
LodRe
and
was
Lj
'
a
member
of
the
St
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Ambulanc,
Brigade.
He
l'";''mhusi;istic
Liberal.
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bean
Anglican
fun-
4
vice.
1-1
crop
now
goes
into
cans,
whereas
;
o.
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
prior
to
the
1939-40
season
77
uniciy
live
pci
ixui
vi
itu
riuiiiia
i
namllins
cost
for
each
bean
pot.
oranges
were
marketed
in
this
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H.
J.
Heini
Compiny
of
Canada'
form.
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FRIGIDAIRE
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Models
for
every
kitchen
and
budget.
Model
RM-60
cooks
a
whole
meal
while
you're
away.
Come
in
and
see
our
(Frigitlairc)
Refrigerators
and
Stoves
at
amazing
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reductions.
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turned;
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the
Princess
1
Louise,
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Monday
from
a
trip
to
Vancou-s
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and
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satisfying
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in
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relief
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!
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i
9
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March
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the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines.
Win.
Sullivan,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
known
more
popularly
as
"Sully."
is
now
living-
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
he
moved
to
a
few
years
ago.
He
is
located
not
far
from
Massett.
He
has
fully
recovered
from
the
effects
of
an
accident
that
overtook
him
when
logging
a
few
months
ago.
Mi
Plane
For
Peaches
Here
ns
north
fom
Vancou-"
N'rseman
aircraft
I
I
k
P'aeed
ln
svice
ofi
Sntn
SatUrday
2
Normar
Jermyn
afternoon
from
AT7mPuanying
him
wife
tn
r?
haVe
recentlV
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Ginny
Simms
Compares
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Bonnet
Sings
Its
Praises!
!
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855.
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Rummage
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14
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of
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helping
of
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progratiti
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for
50
years
we
have
used
little
white
tablets
acetylsalicylic
acid
for
relief
of
pain.
ToJ.iy
this
familiar
pain
killer
is
available
in
a
mil'
form
without
the
disadvantages
of
aciditv,
insolubility
and
bitter
taste.
lifts
calltil
DISPRIN
ami
u
iold
t
imgfj'sts
tvtryuhtrt
.
DISPRIN
is
sttlubU
and
substantially
ntutral.
When
taken
in
water
us
recommended,
it
enters
the
sromach
as
a
trut
solution
and
not
ts
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause
stomach
discomfort.
DISPRIN
is
readily
absorbed.
Because
it
definitely
dissolves
(not
merely
disintegrates)
DISPRIN
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
.
quicker
relief.
'
DISPRIN
is
falatMt.
Even
children
will
take
it
readily.
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meals
a
new
note
!
Take
this
tip
from
tlmny
oinuus.
Compare
Bu'E
Bonnet
Margarine
"vith
tt
spread
at
ony
nrioe.
Like
the
oeiebratrd
songstress,
you'll
love
the
mornine-fresh,
sunny-sweet
flavor
of
this
iine-riuulity
n;(
rrgrlniii
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Jou'll
appreciate
Blvb
UoNNKT'smifritinn.
And
you'll
welcome
its
real
rtmtonni.
So
lmv
Bi.fB
Bonnet
and
Ret
"all
3"
l
lavor!
Nutrition!
Kcoimm-o-e!
Use
it
in
cooking,
on
vegctalilfS
as
a
delicious
spread.
Bi.CE
Bonnkt
Margarine
is
sold
in
two
ty)es
regular
econoiny
package
with
color
wafer,
and
also
in
the
famous
Vemjw
Cuik
bag
for
fast,
easy
color.
DISPRIN
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now
ovailobtt
al
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dr-jggiit.
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of
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lobltli
cr
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Fockal
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of
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steps
forward
with
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vlf-th.
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that
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if
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