Hi
it
ice
Kupert
Daily
New;.
Tuesday,
February
9.
1904
1
:
es
Hear
Talk
on
Public
Speaking;
:
jine
Variety
Show
Plans
Finalized
Increased
Circulation
and
Membership
Reported
at
Annual
Library
Board
Meet
Meat
Loaf
It
Jaycce
public
.,
will
g?t
under
ing
of
the
Jaycees
and
followed
an
address
by
Bill
Hankinson,
manuyer
of
CFPR.
Mr.
Hankinson
told
the
group
'
ciicuni-
mat
su
books
been
:.
V
,
hud
donated
j
lion
oi
books,
addition
of
1.217and
some
books
had
been
pur-j
new
bocks
and
an
increase
in!
chased
with
funds
contributed.
!
borrowers
were
repot
ted
at
the
Among
contribution.?
received
!
annual
meeting
oi
the
Prince
i
Jurinir
the
vear
1903.
Circulation
of
books
in
tb
v.,uni
P-'"P
c's
field
climbc
,
from
5.986
to
7,703.
:
that
the
most
outstanding
factor
In
which
man
differs
from
beast
the
former
Women's
Canadian
j
is
ma
w
tuiivey
mougnis
Coming
Here
ciuo
nere
ana
irom
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
ie.stlval
Association.
She
reported
on
observation
of
Young
Canada
Book
Week
November
15
to22.
in
which
Patent
-
Teacher
Associations
had
co-operated
in
staging
a
contest
for
youngsters,
and
said
the
event
had
proven
pi
pulai
with
the
cnildrer.
Concert
Series
and
lueas
through
speech.
ne
Sam
a
yoou
riicuume
of
a
mans
suceeoo
is
me
piect-iua-uuily
oi
tus
sptecn,
mat
fcoou
spctcn
quauues
aie
as
e&e..w.ii
i
mouem
living
as
personal
appearance,
ine
Jaycee
touise
m
puonc
speaking
is
10
oe
given
uy
Mr.
Hankinson,
Complete
plans
for
the
club's
social
ucuviut:
planneu
lor
ine
coming
wcek-enu
were
hearu.
Saturaay
evening
wai
see
uie
iirsi
Jaycee
social
oi
the
year
in
the
Valentine
dance
to
be
neia
at
the
Legion
auuitorlum.
Arrangements
nave
been
eompici-ed,
and
invitations
are
avanaole.
Other
activity
slated
for
tne
week-end
is
the
presentation
of
the
Variety
show,
"Valentine
Varieties,"
at
the
Capitol
theatre
Sunday
night.
This
evening
of
entertainment
promises
to
be
a
'
well-rounded
show.
There
will
be
a
wide
variety
of
song,
dance
Music
Trail
concert
eerie?
presented
in
the
Civic
Centre.
when
Nicanor
Zabaleta:
Figures
on
increased
circula-
Saturday,
April
17.
at
three
dif-tion
trowed
;,:e
uegest
boosts
t
ferent
locations
in
the
city.
of
the
harp,
will
take
.jM
1
i
,
i
Fix
A
Fancy
!
pOUFAMT
aiipiMri
eoma
oflea
in
I
J
h1
Mnlk
A
Fthmlrr
with
n
holiday
of
hearu
an
other
cele-
rations.
Deck
your
table
with
a
tarty
meal,
arranged
aronnd
a
generous
FANCY
Hi
BAT
LOAF
the
kind
that
shows
roar
home
cooking
sets
"lonn'
In
the
OTea."
Good
cooks,
always
looking
for
something
special
la
a
meat
loaf,
iU
sing
praises
for
this
one.
The
"raocr"
part
la
aslng
a
can
of
Teg-stable
soap
In
the
basic
meat-egg-hread
mixture.
This
loaf
can
be
"extra-fancy"
served
with
a
deluxe
sauce.
For
saace.
Too
have
your
choice
of
three
canned
soups
tomato,
cream
of
mnshroom
or
celery
sance.
All
this
for
a
price
to
gladden
your
eyea.
And
the
meat
loaf
makes
a
fancy
feast
with
buttered
green
esns
(topped
with
toasted
si-tonds).
and
a
cherry
gelatin
salad.
Fancy
Meat
Leaf
t
nnends
ground
1
tftblMpoon
mi
W
orcestArshlrs
1
can
(1H
enpa)
Miice
a
condensed
1
Ubleepoon
vmtabla
eoup
prepared
I
mrw
soft
muHUird
brsd
cubes
1
teapmn
M
It
I
lri
onion.
14
teaspoon
chopped
black
pepper
lw.
iishtlr
tftin
Mil
sll
Ingredients
together
veil
Shape
into
loaf
and
place
in
shallow
ff
if
y
NICANOK
Z
ABA
LET
A
.
.
.
harpist
t-i
he
in
thP
c-nr-.i
firH
ii.
'
"
-
anu
young
peoples
books,
but
the
Juvenile
section
had
also
'shown
a
major
increase,
rising
from
5.09O
in
1952
to
5,543
in
I
reaQers
Regular
monthly
mee'lng
loyal
Order
of
Moose
No.
1051
at
8
p.m.,
Tuesday,
Feb.
9.
(33)
Hey
Fellas
.
.
.
take
your
Sweetie
to
see
Valentine
Varle-:
ties
at
the
Capitol,
Sunday
the
14th.
Tickets
now
on
sale
all
over
town.
1341
Interested
people
welcome
at
important
meeting
Museum
Board,-
Federal
Building,
8:30
tonight.
(lt
Neighborhood
Dance
in
aid
of
Conrad
Scouts
and
Cubs,
Friday.
Feb.
12,
9
p.m.,
Conrad
School.
Admission
50c.
(36)
W.A.
of
the
U.F.A.W.U.
meeting
Wednesday.
8
p.m.,
Metro-
pole
Hall.
Election
of
Conven
tion
Delegates.
Everyone
please
attend.
(34)
Last
chance
to
support
Girl
Guides.
International
dinner
tickets
on
sale
at
Super
Valu.
Wednesday.
3
to
6
p.m.,
or
phone
Blue
408
for
reservations.
tit)
;rt";jHome-Furnish.
Cf7
L'Vt
PL.
rt
SJe
e
Further
plans
for
an
Easter
sale
were
diucitesed
when
members
of
the
executive
of
the
i-uuce
itupirt
credit
Women's
Brenkfast
Cuit)
.act
Sunday.
The
sale.
...u
U'-'nrr
ranriip
I
'"
roni-Ves
find
other
items
in
!
Easter
nark
mo-
win
r
hiH
Proceeds
are
earmarked
for
'
a
hih
school
bursary.
rf
f-JH
1
BBSS
I
I
WE
MOVE
WITH
CARE
ANYWHERE
Von
can
entrust
your
finest
furniture
pieces
to
us
with
confidence
in
their
safe-and-sound
delivery.
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
LOCAL
Oil
I
ONO
DISTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Limited
Phone
60
"Leave
it
to
Lindsay's"
flew
Improved
SUPREME
uebign
von,esT
Open
to
Women
OTTAWA
(CP)
Want
to
make
a
little
monry?
Look
around
the
house.
Think
the
stove
can
be
improved?
How
about
the
refrigerator?
Any
new
ideas
for
a
lamp?
A
chair?
The
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers
is
paying
money
lor
baking
pan;
or
pack
Into
lightly
greased
loaf
pan.
Bake
In
moderate
OTfltr
(350
F.)
about
1
hour
or
till
done.
Makes
(
servings.
If
desired.1
serve
with
one
of
these
aaucea.
Celery
Pimlento
Sauce:
Mix
1
earn
(l1
cups)
condensed
cream
of
celery
soup
wtth
cap
milk
(or
drip,
pings
from
loaf)
snd
a
boat
cap
chopped
plmiento.
Heat.
Mushroom
Sauce:
Mix
1
can
flVi
caps)
condensed
cream
of
mushroom
soup
wtth
H
cup
milk
(or
drlpplnga
Inn
loaf)
and
about
1
tablespoons
chopped
parsley.
Heat.
Tomato
Mustard
Sauce:
Mix
1
can
(14
cups),
condensed
tomato
soup
with
hi,
cup
drippings
from
loaf
(or
butter)
and
about
1
tablespoon
prepared
mustard.
Heat.
-sovr
scoops
-
Spaghetti
snd
Tuns
Team
Wellt
A
Tuna-SpaKhatti
Casserole
starts
off
the
season
of
Lenten
meals
la
most
enjoyable
way
Quickly
pnt
together
t
cans
of
spaghetti
(the
kind
in
tomato
sauce
with
cheese)
and
1
can
of
drained,
flaked
tuns.
Heap
Into
a
casserole.
Sprinkle
the
top
of
spaghetti
with
about
H
cop
of
buttered
com
flakes.
Bake
at
375
F.
about
IS
mlautea.
Yield.
4
generous
servings.
j
!
1
;
nert
Guides,
and
to
aid
tiff
World
Friendship
Fund
which
1
last
year
was
used
in
several
in-:
(ernational
projects,
,
including!
flood
relief
to
English
and
Neth-
erlancls
Guides,
assistance
to
the
j
Guide
movement
in
Korea,
pro-;
'vision
of
a
trainer
for
Guiding
j
In
Trnnt
n
trainpr
for
work
in
"
refugee
camps
of
Germany
:
and
other
such
projects.
con..run
umaraiia
iown
-
.
'es
wiin
Bins
01
pennies
on
iiuiik
in?
Day.
February
22.
Artist
Retires
c
hairman
of
the
ffairs
committee.
s
were
completed
tfie
inontiuy
mixi-
Harpist
nd-Up
of
the
Alaska
on
will
be
February
17,
ratling
exponents
has
been
cuiiea
time
a
riuujr
,
4
i.ists."
and
more
.
Time
edition
14.
IMS,
the
rricd
a
column
j
till
im'
iauairia
t
t.-llmB
01
the
...1
nr
hpiju-u
f
an
aosi
iicc
oi
;
Uic
New
York
.if.
.
I,
i
la
is
too
well
i
V
.uffir
from
the
tUnliaUati
ni
w.i-
';miiv
"Insleaa
01
Herts
and
nu
ll.
dus
that
have
nark
ot
harp
played
clealt-
M
nnin'i
rpnint.
nut
in
from
piano
JUS.
t
has
research-
I
mil.
J
libraries
con-1
the
;p
compositions
.tl
ft
tiny
whin
this
it
heard
more
H.
pertoire
also
in
-irks
of
modern
,ited
to
huu.
pain,
and
most
d
in
France,
the
j,y
harpists,
ne
r
as
a
child
his
first
public
the
age
of
nine
n.
,
brilliant
Paris
I
many
rentals
ill
hinKton,
Pliil-
i.
Buenos
Aires,
,md
throughout
now
makes
his
.in,
Puerto
Rico.
il
northern
B.
C.
follow
uppear-I'niied
Stales,
ill
leave
for
an
;
n
South
Am
I
1
I
if
I
j
nany
1"-
I'lo.-'iK'l't
S
11!
no
111
Wot
brightest
.sini-lied
a
reisn
ot
111
21
years
a;;o.
'inieii
1,1
Jews
111
tcs
there
weie
Cierinany
wle'n
over,
iho.se
wiM
Jirviveu
aie
unci;
takini;
part
hi
V
lal
and
cultural
Jewish
kiwvi'i.s
iy.
1
iirec
Jr.,..;
ial
parlianieni.
1
nierehaiils
own
A.vswiatloti
1
1
The
:
ii
0
1
"iati.ui
ot
and
comedy
routines
which
will
have
a
wide
appeal.
The
show
ls
directed
by
Dennis
Llpscombe,
and
a
committee
under
LeRoy
Weiss
is
in
charge
of
arrange
ments.
Place
of
honor
at
the
dinner
meeting
last
night
was
held
for
Don
Tucker,
a
long-time
Prince
Rupert
Jaycee
.Mr.
Tucker
has
retired
from
the
local
chamber,
having
reached
the
age
of
transition
to
the
Senior
from
the
Junior
Chamber.
In
a
short
address,
Bert
Jefferies,
the
club's
immediate
past
president,
presented
Don
with
an
attractive
scroll
on
behalf
of
the
members
in
appreciation
of
his
long
and
devoted
service.
Plans
for
the
regional
convention
are
well
under
way
and
It
ls
expected
that
a
sizeable
representation
from
Prince
Rupert
will
set
out
in
caravan
for
Pen-tlcton
in
May,
picking
up
delegates
from
units
along
the
way.
Guests
at
the
meeting
were
numerous,
headed
by
T.
Norton
Youngs
representing
the
Senior
Chamber.
Father
P.
Mohan
attended
and
gave
his
blessing
at
dinner.
Plans
for
a
"Future
Citizens
Day"
in
the
spring
were
discussed
and
school
principals
and
student
councils
will
be
contacted.
Necly
Moore,
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tourist
Bureau,
told
members
that
the
response
from
businessmen
"was
very
good,"
with
the
result
that
a
.tourist
bureau
has
been
set
up.
It
ls
to
have
a
reception-
hoped
Hull'
"
-
V-
"
,.,y...w.
1..
n
Uiiuinm
thl
mimmer
and
to
nave
a
new
tourist
fld.
nntixl
for
distribution.
Members
decided
to
take
ini-
,i-,i.,
o,
fDot-i
Lini
an
un
w
uvutiimni.
1111.
u;illv
r
....-tinrr
Hinrtine
a
Jnninr
rhnmber
of
Commerce
at
Ket-
cnjkBn
Nton
Youngs,
member
c(
tne
genor
Chamber,
said
that
lmflv
.nuid
oo-ouerate
bv
con-
taetinir
the
Board
of
Trade
at
the
Alaska
city.
PERSONALS
Former
Alderman
John
C
urne.
435
MrBrluY
St.,
has
returned
Delicacies
From
Many
Lands
In
Store
For
Guides'
Guests
.ui
as,
.)ou
in
an,
in
a
contest
open
to
its
20,000
members
in
a
ANNUAL
MEETING
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
SOCIETY
Civic
Centre
Common
Lounge
Rupert
Public
Library
board.
ine
meeniiK
also
.saw
re-eifc-
1
tion
of
officers,
A.
D.
Ritchie,
chairman;
Mr.
U.
A.
Hill,
secretary
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergm,
book
committee
chaiiman.
Highlight
of
the
session
was
the
report
by
libranan
May
Mc-1
uTiaiQ
who
said
mat
circulation
!
of
books
during
1953
had
totalled
I
32,228,
compared
to
2i,i41
ir.
previous
year.
She
noted
that
-ie
incrta
e
was
general
throughout
the
various
sections
of
the
library.
A
total
of
521
new
borrowers
had
joined
the
library
durin;;
the
year,
comprising
290
adults
and
231
juveniles,
as
compared
to
513
new
borrowers
in
Cancellations
had
totalled
90?
but
many
of
those
were
inactive
cards
carried
in
the
files
lor
seme
time.
Total
active
membw-sriip
at
January
1,
1954,
was
1,548,
a
gain
of
259
during
the
year.
!
She
also
reported
a
toUI
of
10,238
volumes
in
the
library
at
i
the
end
of
the
year,
and
sa.i.1
'
Local
Council
i
!
Plans
Social,
j
'
Citizenship
Day
Plans
fur
another
so?
lal
evening
lor
New
Canadians
and
old.
and
for
local
celebration
ol
Cit-Uer.sliip
Dy
in
May
-ere
dij-casred
at
ia.t
rug,
u
s
rr-;
.
tin;
til
the
Piince.
r-pjri,
C.i.:
"nship
Council.
Planning
id
ine
April
social
1
will
be
undertaken
oy
the
executive
at
next
month'
nieeiT.it,
and
may
include
a
community
sin;r
to
teach
newcomers
some
Canadian
foiibs.
tlramatKatie.n
of
a
citizenship
court
session
:o
famil'arie
new
Catuulinris
with
the
procedure
for
obtaining
clti-
ensliip
;.apers,
and
other
pro-i
jee.ts.
One
if
the
intional
sr-.j)s
I
i,.
...in
,.i...,i
t
tvo
freshmcnts
at
the
event
and
on-;
or
tvk0
new
Canadians'
may
be
asked
l0
spoak
on
thclr
lmpras.
sJns
0l
Canada,
lhe
nieelinn
also
di.scu.ised
a
recommendation
that
a
vlsitlnj
,
ommj.(,
e
he
established
to
visit
new
Canadians
in
hospital
here.
and
it
W!LS
reDurtcd
that
the
1
1
u
a,i.,i
,i
.,!(.
:
.
of
magazines
and
periodicals
in
.
foreiim
lani;uai;es,
for
such
pa-j
tients.
i
The
executive
ai-so
will
stu
'v
!
possibility
cf
adding
to
its
mem-1
bers
persons
of
various
raciai
j
miliar
with
problems
both
he:
e
!
and
in
their
mother
countries,
'o
j
act
as
liaison
officers
between
i
the
council
and
new
Canadian.'
j
who
have
not
yet
mastered
thi
I
English
languase.
SPlCIAl
OLD
viTnTTT?
$3.55
pint
tm
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Election
of
New
Officers
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
L
!
for
the
first
time
A
novel
international
dinner,
unique
in
the
history
of
Guid-;
mg
n
pririce
P.upert
and
be-
ueVed
to
be
the
first
of
its
kind
in
the
Canadian
Guiding
move-
I
merit
will
be
staged
here
Sat-i
urday
nigh
at
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
Hall
th"
First
nilllUICIl
II.
III
by
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incluumu
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wend-
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r-itr,,n
Phiirakat,
Almendrados,
Fyrste-
item
i.l.
,
ifn.Pnnitt
and
......
nthr-m
will
hlirhlkrhi
t
he
event,
desiuned
to
laise
funds
for
the
Guide:
World
Friendship
Fund
and
for
local
Guide
camping
equipment,
The
project
also
ties
in
with
the
Guides'
Thinking
Day
and
Week,
later
this
month,
m
which
Guides
learn
of
the
work
of
their
sister
Guides
in
other
countries.
Girls
of
the
First
Prince
R11-
nert
Itiimiunv
have
been
work-
.
inK
for
many
weeks
on
the
;
proiorl.
which
will
see
displays
The
affair,
wnich
is
open
tn
CATETi
,,f?(G"
-
J.
f.-enfie.
origins,
who
have
lived
in
Can-fur
?,t)
years
dtxitrncd
all
the
ada
for
some
years,
and
are
fa-
national
campaign
to
make
Canadian
housewives
more
design-conscious.
Dcikii
Is
one
of
.Canada's
i
1
,
...
1
VIIU,
OI
course,
gOOU
aeslgn
jii.ips
raise
living
uanuaras.
by:
p.o.iouiK
a
more
comiortaoie.
and
.sturdier
product
The
National
Industrial
De-
Mi;u
touneil.
distributors,
con-
Miiiieis
and
government
otficcrs,
uas
attempted
to
build
up
Cana-
!il
tan
design
by
annual
desi?n
u
oiliest.;.
The
council's
latest
;
idea
is
to
get
the
housewife
to
hcip.
1
(
AMI
ion
AN
AIU1S
I
lie
consniuers
association
is
.supplying
the
contestants;
the
council
provides
the
cash
for
the
awards.
Letters
to
association
member
are
being
sent
out.
invltum
them
to
write
down,
in
-111!)
words
or
lew,
ideas
for
lin-1'iovinu
the
Uesicn
of
household
furniture,
lamps,
electrical
and
kit-
hen
equipment.
The
contest,
closes
March
31.
To
the
best
of
the
winning
en-
iiii
s
nin
i;o
uw.
iiierc
I
iu
nil
awarus
01
au,
wa
anu
SIT)
in
each
of
the
four
categories:
Design
ideas
for
lumps;
Id
Canada
.
.
.
CHEVRON
major
South
African
stamj),
has
retired
as
chief
artist
in
the
gov
-
ernment
printing
worlcs.
Outside
of
stamps,
his
favorite
orrupa-
ticn
is
producing
illuminated
ad
-
drees.
RockMqiml
ajsij.
vvm
Esssjayajs
lUium-
1
aiii
ii
iwssai
rust-proofs
your
engine
while
you
Km
from
a
two-nionth
holiday
in
0f
Guidewmk
in
ol
her
countries
Arizona
and
ICallfornla
where
he
nn
show
nnd
international
mo-visited
relatives.
pi's
featured
in
decor
of
tables!
.
j
end
hull.
Some
of
the
Guides;
Mrs.
j.
T.
Harvey,
r.19
Fourth
I
'Ho
will
be
in
costume.
I
Avenue
East,
has
left
for
Van-
And
her
feature
will
be
sale
rotiver
where
she
will
vacation,
of
unusual
Oriental
novelties,
j
drive.
This
jckoitisenient
i5
not
puhliilicd
or
displayed
by
trie
Liquor
Control
Board
c'by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia
4-
nil,
with
special
invitations
to:
New
Canadians,
is
being
con-j-vened
by
First
Company
Cap-'
tain
Mrs.
W.
L.
IliicheoeU
and!
Mrs.
R.
Yamada,
who
have
announced
reservations
for
the
dinner
will
be
nceepted
up
until
i"
Wednesday
night.
Reservations
ran
be
made
by
calling
either
J
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""-"
et'l'-
"'"';
furniture;
kitchen
utcn-ixirts.
K's
1,11,1
non-electrleal
kitchcit
Jew-1
Uer-
I
'
l'l'mein..
'
"'
'he
winning
entries,
council
hopes.'
to
cull
new
ideas
which
can
be
turned
over
to
HKinufaetiireis
for
possible
use.
pl;1'
rt3
no
SfiMl
rf-Wrl
for
two
wecks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerry
Lrnilre.
121
Seventh
Avenue
East,
have
left
for
a
vacation
In
California.
Mr.
Al
Fletcher,
No.
3
Levin
Apartments,
Sixth
Avenue
West,
has
returned
home
from
a
lengthy
vacation
In
Florida.
Mr.
Brure
Brown,
MI.A.
left
today
for
Ottawa,
to
investigate
the
drydock
issue.
On
his
return
west
he
will
go
directly
to
Vic-
toria
to
attend
the
opening
of
the
B.C.
legislature,
Feb.
16.
FLY
To
an
already
fine
psolino,
Standard
of
Li.C.
scientists
have
added
a
safeguard
against
rust
and
corrosion,
the
scourge
of
the
modern
automobile
engine.
Motorists
throughout
Canada
and
the
United
States
pay
more
tluin
$100,000,000
a
year
to
replace
and
repair
fuel
pumps,
carburetors,
fuel
lines
and
other
valuable
engine
parts.
1
of
the
two
conveners.
Proreed.s
of
the
dinner,
main'
;
rourse
of
which
will,
feature!
Chow
Mein
nnd
Makiushi
Ua-i
ppnesc
rice
rolls)
will
be
used
:
to
purchase
badly
needed
camn-
i
'
tits
equipment
for
Prince
Ru-
.
.
i.h
John
Graham
Marries
in
U.K.
'
noWDUN,
England
(Heutersl
John
l'helan
Graham,
journalist
.son
of
Vancouver
millionaire
F.
Ronald
Graham,
married
Mary
Newton,
21.
of
Hale,
England,
Saturday.
CURLING
RESULTS
result
nt
piny
In
the
Art
Murray
trophy
cometltton
by
thr
1'rlnnf
liiM'rl
LhOics'
CurllliR
Club
me
as
tullows:
Iluleiiiiin
8.
Shier
2:
Crowley
14.
Turner
3;
Anderson
11,
Wllisnn
4;
Scliuman
10.
McLcod
7;
MeKeni-.lc
10,
MeBroom
3;
Ramsuy
9,
Jiihnson
7.
Imiw
fur
toniurrow
afternoon:
Thorn
vs
Pnrtrlilire;
Petrow
vs.
Lew-Is;
Wakley
vs.
Moore.
St.s
'SO
meinbiTs.
A!-
I
4i
students
arc
at
'
dies
A
Jewish
i
a
chnihdio.i
I
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mail
"iivertiini'iit
puis
hn
to
Jews
who
'
tir..4
the
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live
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lli'iusaim.s
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arte,-
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when
storm-1
fl
JeWl.,1,
si,
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le
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Nazi
cdiicmi-
!
absent
from
Ihe
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arc
children
me
government
at
of
nf.n
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ln
tunove
mover
onlv
11
m
'
ler
13.
There
are
4
aiUl
19.
family
4
I
The
fuel
system
of
your
engine
is
positively
protected
against1
rust
and
corrosion
when
you
drive
with
the
New
Improved
CHEVRON
SUPREME
GASOLINE.
Here's
how
it
works:
There
is
water
condensation
wherever
gasoline
is
stored
in
metal
tanks.
This
rusts
and
corrodes
metal.
Now,
with
Standard
of
B.C.'s
new
anti-rust
additive
X-30A,
the
problem
no
longer
exists
because
the
surface
of
the
metal
is
covered
with
a
thin
protective
film.
IT
AUTOMATICALLY
SEALS
OFF
RUST
WHILE
YOU
DRIVE.
WHAT
IT
MEAN'S
TO
YOU:
You
no
longer
face
the
prospect
of
repairs
to
fuel
pumps,
carburetors,
fuel
lines
and
other
engine
parts,
due
to
rust.
You
get
a,
cleaner
fuel,
free
from
storage
tank
impurities.
Yes,
improved
Chevron
Supreme
Gasoline
with
the
anti-rust
additive
is
your
guarantee
of
better,
more
economical
motoring.
Try
.
a
tankful
today!
took
at
Carnation
'
'
Milk
and
you'll
know
it's
a
superior
milk.
Not
thin
mi
favorite..
nor
weak.
Carnation
Milk
Kniks
like
rich
cream.
Not
pale
nor
washed
out.
Carnation
Mijk
is
creamy-colored.
And
this
creamy
milk
tastes
richer,
too
in
coffee
and
in
your
cooking.
Try
it.
Even
a
few
cans
will
win
you
over
from
your
present
brand.
FREE:
Helpful
booklet
on
quick,
easy
anil
delicious
"Chic-Dish
Meals".
Wiitc
to
Carnation
Company,
Liniilctl.
Vancouver.
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Ini
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
ond
all
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
C1IEVMI
cure
SUPREME
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take
better
pzen
strawberries
of
your
car
n
m
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