4f
Hrince
Kupert
Daily
New
Thursday,
November
2,
1950
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
"JutegrOTn
.
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in
Intrndni
.
lnd.
-
7rm
BP.
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f'
Europe
until
feu
MB
Prince
Rupert
E.
M.
Atkinson,
T.
H.
Stevens
I
7
'v
SW
P.
G.
Davis,
W.
R.
Bonnycastle
J.
W.
Farquhar,
F.
C.
Henley
and
1
lTTM1Tifn
New
Philosophy
:
Changes
In
-Education
Dr.
H.
P.
Johns,
director
of
educational
and
vocational
guidance
and
director
of
Victoria
Summer
School
and
onetime
King
Edward
school
teacher
here,
was
guest
speaker
at
a
dinner
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
District
Teachers',
Federation,
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Wednesday
evening.
.,
j.
Man,
Vancouver:
a.
H.
Rich-
n
itr.r,:.
MONTREAL,
Nov.
2nd
This
is
the
stormy
time
of
year
wiiea
living
rooms
need
some-
!
itict
tn
ni.ikA
thpm
ertrn
fnv
"ft
tnllrh
ards,
New
York;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.'Mess.
Vern
eal;
ife
1
1
f
colour
a
note
qf
cheer.
Try
brasswarel
DON'T
BURN
THOSE
LEAVES!
WORTH
LOTS
FOR
LEAF-MOLD
.
i
1
Visitors
Af
:
Moose
Lodge'
Pioneer
Members
Honored
-
With
Presentations
Following
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
Wednesday
.
night
in
the
Moose
Temple
a
special
Joint
meeting
of
the
Lodge
and
Chapter
of
the
Moose
was
called
to
order
by
Governor
Harold
Hampton,
who
introduced
a
special
guest
in
the
person
of
District
Deputy
Supreme
Governor
A.
L.
Robertson
of
Westvlew.
The
visiting
lodge
official
Is
on
tour
at
the
present
time,
having
just
completed
a
visit
at
Ocean
Falls.
He
Is
leaving
on
Friday's
train
to
meet
the
Prince
George.
Moose
Lodge
members.
Mr.
Robertson
comprehensively
outlined
the
progress
madu
h"
the
Inval
Order
of
Moose
and
of
Its
Chapters
since
Moose
ln-
I?
character.
It's
not
expensive
and
it's
so
"73
1
very
good-iookiEg!
A
pair
of
candlesticks
Scarcest
of
'all
garden
scil
tm-
twigs
and
metal
objects.
When
tur
provers
.
is
humus.
Few
gardens
,
the
layer,
well
tramped
down,
Is
have
enough
of
It
although
everj
'
six
lnchcc
th!c'(
sp
iiiklc
It
gardener
has
an
opportunity
to
(
with
a
balanced
fertilizer
mix-
a
bras
table
la'np
red
apples
rilling
a
glowing
brass
bowl
.
.
.
it's
amazing
what
these
brassware
beauties
(an
do
to
make
a
home
more
homelike
I
And
don't
forget,
when
you're
buying
vour
brasuware,
buy
BRASSO,
too.
Regular
polishing
koii
brassware
beautiful.
And
it's
so
very
easy
with
Brasio
for
k'
the
pcli:m
made
especially
for
brass.
Succeeding
It
Believing,
so
after
reading
the
booklet
"How
to
Dyi
Educational
philosophy
in
i
British
Columbia
has
changed
,
greatly
in
the
past
ten
or
so
j
years,
declared
Dr.
Johns.
"Our
j
primary
concern
is
not
with
the
I
manuiacture
it
irom
garden
p
iure,
abaut
one
ounce
to
a
wastes,
:
and
especially
detvJ
square
yard.
Wood
ashes
and
leaves.
It
is
-estimated
that
the
;
limestone
arc
also
beneficial
subject
matter,
but
with
the
youngster."
Prince
Rupert
,
teachers
were
told
that
"there
is
room
some
leaves
from
any
full
grown
shade
each
In
three
or
more
times
this
Bulky
Article!
win
Ali-labnc
i
mttx
,
i
did
aome-tliirr
I've
wanted
to
du
for
a
long
time
dyed
gone
cf
my
white
sheet
Shell
Pick.
It
was
a
huge
mop-isl
And,
know
what?
I
discovered
just
how
inex-
quantity.
Then
wet
It
down
tree,
It
properly
composted,
will
be
worth
five
dollars
to
the
gar-
Build
up
th.
heap,
layer
by
,
der.er.
Never
burn
leaves.
If
piled
up
laycr'
'ilh
s
milar
applieatiJin
I
pen'rre
it
is
to
dye
bulky
articles
in
my
washing
mailAe.
Lasv,
too!
And
results
are
definitely
bent
ir,
fa
ri;
they're
wonderful
with
All-fabric
TINTEX
Tims
and
Dyes.
Jinn't
worry
if
yon
don't
have
a
washing
mairune.
Just
take
your
sheets
or
slip-covers
'
ctption
in
1906.
The
eighty
and
allowed
to
decay,
they
pro-
,
Between
me
layers;
ana
Keep
it
i
duce
leaf
mould,
one
of
the
nios
moist-
rf
ta
odors
develop
an
useful
soil
conditioners
which
Inch
of
soil
thrown
on
top
of
each
(
amateur
gardeners
can
have
Ti
e
la.vei
will
prevent
thtm.
;
members
in
attendance
listened
with
rapt
attention
to
the
description
of
the
homelike
atmos-
phere
fostered
at
Mooseheart,
.
or
tirapis
to
your
nearest
Launderette,
where
they
sell
Tintei
and
whe.e
you
ran
have
your
bulky
things
dyed
an
you
wish.
Would
you
like
the
booklet?
I'll
tend
it
to
you
free
of
charge
.
.
.
simply
writs
to
me
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St,
Montreal,
P.Q.
,
.
"
"Gesumlheit!"
won't
help
the
sneeie
that
warns
of
s'
rold
but
I
n.ore
he
advances
in
the
practice
of
his
hob'oy,
the
more
useful
,
1
jvMvcit.
vr,iirt
i.
vbi..
r(J.
x.
where
for
an
original
course
'
that
will
emphasize
to
the
youngster
his
Important
three-1
fold
role
as
homemaker,
worker
and
citizen."
,
.'
i
Such
a
course,
entitled
"Effective
Living"
began
in
Sep-:
tember
of
this
year
in
grades
7
to
13
In
British
Columbia,
it
stresses
"the
role
of
a
person
in
a
home."
Previous
courses
have
covered
-
physical
health,
but
now
mental
health
and
its
processes
will
receive
due
attention.
'
'
Dr.
Johns
prophesied
that
tha
mathematics
teacher
will
'talk
in
terms
of
budgettlng
and
the
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NO.
4.
VEOA
NO
5.
JANET
W.
NO.
1,
JANET
W.
NO.
U.
JANFT
W.
NO.
3.
JANET
W.
NO.
4.
JAN
FT
W.
NO.
S.
JANKT
W.
NO.
6.
JANKT
W.
NO.
7.
JANET
W
NO
8.
FRANCES
and
JAY
FRACTIONAL
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
Situate
in
the
Atlln
Mining
Division.
Whore
located:
In
the
vallrv
will
the
gardener
!;nd
this
material.
So
do
net
burn
leaves.
I'iie
them
up,
and
Invite
your
neirfn-bors
who
are
hot
so
keen
on
gardening,
to
bring
their
dead
leaves
over
to
your
pile.
If
you
use
no
special
treatment
to
hasten
tneii
tecav.
in
two
vars
a:
most
tit.".'
know
something
that
will
.
,
.
ANOHIsT!
Taken
at
firft
sneezes
or
sniffles,
Anohiat
can
ttop
cold
tymptomi
in
a
tirgle
day!
And
by
taking
Anohiat
immediately
on
contact
with
anyone
who
has
a
cold,
you
may
avoid
spreading
cold
symptoms.
Thus
rolds
need
no
longer
pass
from
one
to
another
in
a
family
if
Anoliint
is
taken
promptly
1
So
get
Anohiat
from
your
druggist's
today
I
Costs
only
about
3c
per
tabletl
Jiemembsr;
all
tmt-histamnet
are
not
alike.
They
vary
g
really
in
peror-via
ice.
Anohitt
it
the
antihittamwe
formula
reconi-
"The
Child
City,"
at
Moosehaven,
the
more
recently
founded
centre
for
the
aged.
He
elaborated
upon
the
dedication
ceremony
performed
in
August
of
this
year
of
the
"House
of
God,"
a
structure
dedicated
to
the
freedom
of
worship
in
Mooseheart.
He
briefly,
outlined
the
alms
and
objects
of
the
B.C.
Moose
Association
and
urged
that
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
avail
iteself
of
the'
facilities
of
the
organization
to
further
its
needc.
.
Governor
Hampton
then
ln-
j
ot
the
Tulseciuah
River
vicinity
Tul-
iw-Mimti.
rswiui
nuiurr;
ruiarm-
i
uku
Numoer
will
be
reduced
to
leaf
mould.
Bu
t
1
M,nn
1F!t?p?ny.
Limited.
.
of
t'ae
nnUicr
a
free
miner
a
certlfl
men
led
lor
lamilj
use
because
of
it
tuccen
in
actual
clinical
lull.
cute:
2813
Tickled
Pink
when
you
give
science
teacher
in
terms
cl
meshanlcal
and
electrical
equipment
in
the
home.
"We
are
concerned
with
the
whole
child
'.
.
-
.
with
making
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Polarla-Taku
Mlnln
Company
Limited,
Free
Min
u,
u
iiici
eumiy
aiiui
leu
tins
ptr-
iod
by
months,
if
he
prefers.
6ei
.asiae
a
suilat'.)
loc&U.m.
out
of
the
way,
and
preferably
screened
by
piaiitnig,
c:
a
leace
11
X
10
feet
would
be
an
aveiagj
size.
Clean
crf
all
ver.?tatlor
er
Certificate
do.
281.11.
Intends.
t
j
the
end
of
Mxty
days
from
the
datt
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mlnlnii
Recorder
for
Crrtlflcatra
of
Improve-nieriL
for
thn
niuuu
of
obtalnlne
I
them
a
second
helping!
.
.
.
that's
the
way
babies
are
about
HEINZ
STRAINED
BABY
iOOm.
M
-mmm
I
Citiwa
grants
of'
the
above
mlneiui
v
claims.
And
further
t:tlte
notice
that
notion,
ondrr
wcilon
ES
of
the
"Mln-
iiu
hsirwiii
tnu
surface
oil
by
rolling.
File
evenly
over
this
area
all
dead
leaves
and
other
him
a
good
and
effective
citizen
when
he
leaves
us,"
Dr.
Johns
!
averred.
"It
is
our
duty
to
help
him
decide
on
a
areer
.
'.
.
and)
immediate
program
for
when
he
j
llnishes
High
School.';
Dr.
Johns
proceeded
Jast
night
to
Prince
George,
to
speak
at
a!
district
teachers'
,
convention
j
crnl
Art,"
must
be
commenced
bt-
wa-e
plant
and
even
animal
j
tore
the
im,imir-
.,f
ucti
ctti
matrlnf
frnm
vnnr
pardon
nnh
Intra
of
improvements,
f,,"
1
n"11
uf
fptem'r.
VH.b.n
,l
Rt
carp-
tH)
1950.
iuliy
exclude
all
wood
tranches.
trftditred
Brother
A.
L.
Robert-i
son,
Secretary
of
the
Craig,
Al-j
tska,
Moose
Lodge,
who
spoke'
Interestingly
of
his
community's
activities.
He
stated
that
Craig,
Alaska,
has
a
very
personal
inter-Kt..
In
Mooseheart
as
two
girls
rrom
the
town
are
being
cared
:r
and
educated
in
the
Child
Brother
Gillis
Rpyer
described
his
personal
observations
of
the
'Indication
ceremony
gathered
on
h's
visit
to
"The
Child
City."
;
7IONF.ERS
HONORED
Official
business
was
brought
i
a
clnse
with
the
presentation
f
lrpel
buttons
to
members'
of
the
local
lodge
for
twenty-five
pirrs
or
more
by
She
Deputy
Toverno:'.
Members
receiving
I
rW
honor
were:
J.
L.
Blain,
A.
"
'
--"
o
Peterson.
F.
Mmmmlbisdous.
there.'
.
'
'.'
,
;
'
At
the
conclusion
i-
of
the
meeting
Mr.
R-
H.
-
Davidson,
vice
principal
.Booth
School,
moved
a
vo.te
of
thanks
on
behalf
of.
the-
teachers.
.
.
F.
R.
Wright,
B.C.T.F.
District
President,
was
chairman.
Inose
good
cereals
and
the
lusrious
variety
of
strained
meat
products,
6ou;i3,
vegetables
and
desserts
ail
cooked
to
'nby-readv
digestibility
in
Heins'
gleaming
kitchens.
HEINZ
JUNIOR
FOODS
make
"second-helping"
dishes,
tool
(Good
things
like
Junior
Creamed
Green
Vse-taLss
and
Junior
Vegetables
with
Bacon.)
Aiid
secoud
helpings
are
a
grand
idea
because
Heine
Juiigf
Foods
are
just
right
for
three-to-live
-year
-old
tummies.
YotiUi
like
this,
too,
about
all
of
Hins
foods
for
youngsters,
in-eluding
Baby
Cereals
.
.
.
tlu'y'rt
so
Vfty
easy
to
prepare!
Just
take
U.eiu.
from
the
tin,
waim
them
up
and
-serve.
Three
Thing
a
good
cook
must
know
ALL
about..
.
.
how
to
serve
appetising
meals
Jbat"'
are
both
nutritionally
-balanced
AND
budget-wise.
Sounds
.
like
',
a
"Tall
Onler",
.
doern't
it?
But
-
it's
reallv
easy
once
you'ie'discovfred
CANNED
SALMON.
So
good
so
nourishing
and
so
very
ecoh-omiralt
Canned
.
Salmon
is
sll
cookea
snd
ready
tft
.eat
it's
ell
food
there's
absolutely
no
waste.
So
why
not
do
as
so
many
good
cooks
do?
use
it
in
succulent
sandwiches
gala
aalads
and
make
mouth-watering
Canned
Salmon
hot
dishes.
Your
family
will
thrive
on
Canned
Salmon
and
so
will
your
budget!
.
f
yvs?
i
1
tmynfiSFfeastin'
UJH
M
Ceianese
Veep
'A
Lightning-Fatt
Courtthip
...
on
skist
Yes,
Marie
Cerin-I.ajoie
a
Jane
Ashley's
Crown
Brand
Recipes
FIL
Wri'l
larw
Afhley,
The
Conodo
Sorcn
Company
WJ
Scadden,
B.
J.
Bacon,
J.
Slag-
.
'n'd.
O'flf
P.
O.
Box
1
29,
Montreal,
P.O.
courted
by
Christopher
uribbin
as
sbe
taught
brm
how
to
ski.
(Later
she
discovered
that
her
''pupil"
was
Ski
Coach
for
the
University
of
Montreal!)
Now
they'll
be
a
permanent
ski-team,
for.
their
courtuhip
'
cn
skis
ended
in
marriage.
Marie
was
a1"
beautiful
bride
.
.
.
with
a
complexion
more
daztling
than
the
snow
sh
loves
to
ski
onl
Her
beauty
secrett
Marie
keens
her
skin
potal-solt
sparkling
with
Stegavlg,
S.
Haudenschild,
GUUs
rtorv.i.;
uiiu
Jack
A
Col'ler.
This
ceremony
.
ended
hilar
Reaches"
Cily
"
George
Schneider
of
New
York
vice-president
of
Ceianese
Corporation
of
America,
'arrived
in
the
city
by
plane
this'
afternoon
from
Vancouver
for
a
visit,
to
the
progress
of
construction
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co,
mil.
at
Watson
Island
which
.is
now
.1
concluding
phases
and
which
,
expected
to
be
in
operation
.arly
next
year.
Mr.
Schneider
iad
been
expected
here
yester-.ay
but
was
delayed
oa
account
if
a
late
plane
connection
from
iously
with
the
singing
of
"The
SAVE!
SAVE
I
SAVE!
BALANCE
-YOUR
FOOD
BUDGET
THIS
APPETIZING
WAY
!iu
aiay
Mare"
Oy
the
twenty-
'
WOODBURY
FACIAL
SOAP,
the
'soap
with
the
beauty
eram
ingredient.
Yes,
the
skin
specialists
who
make
Woodbury
put
a
fabulous
faee-cream
ingredient
into
every
cake.
It's
a
precious
skin-softener
used
inth5,very
finest,
face
creams!
So
take
a
tip
from
a
lovely
Woodbury
htide
start
Woodbury
'facials"'
today.
And
use
Woodbury
Facial
Soap
in
your
ba'h
for
aM-over
beauty.
Just
10c
a
cakel
-.
N'
He
tor
lAdmit
that
I'm
r
r;
.e.
'
tionist
fl-p-year
members.
'
During
the
serving
of
refreshments
Robert
Woods
entertained
the
gathering
with
the
music
of
his
piano
accordion.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr
presided
at
the
piano
for
community
singing.
.Mrs.
Amy
Kasper
and
J.
L.
Blaln
rendered
amusing
solos.
Meat,
Polmloet
Breakf
aslf
Some
folks
like,
'em,
it's
true
r
:lLJ.
n.Ru
WTl'-n
it
comes
t-t
ri.
I
just
ha!
;
t4t
see
good
in-gwdienta
waslei!
on
a
eake
failure.
.
Afid
if
you're
like
msrl'm
sure
you'll
ba
just
as
thrilled
as
I
am
with
the
Beans
are
a
high
protein
food
lU
:.
I.
.....
on1
uhnlesome
noul
and
certainly
a
brrsikl'ast
like
this
is
no
worse
than
a
hasty
cup
of
coffee.
But
the
,
truly
pruviuc
cut'gj
ishment.
To
cut
food
costs,
sen
Libby's
regularly
once
or
twice
wee
.n
nlare
nf-a'meat
course.
You!
.Montreal.
'.:
George
Richards,
treasurer
o.
the
Ceianese
Corporation,
arrived
yesterday
from
Vancouver
af
did
Dr.
R.
H.-Bell,
manager
oi
the
cellulose
division
of
the
Cor-poratlon.."
'
'
--'':
Others
from
the
East
Interested
in
the
local
project
axe
due
today
from
Terrace
wnere
the-have
been
tor.
a
couple
of
day
after
flying
west.
;
;
;
'
Six
Fire
Calls
Two
Are
Serious
annetizine
wayt
mm
Jieln
balance
vour
food
budget
-
J
w
.t
:n
h.aa
tUv
re
woltil
The
Best
Beans
You've
Iver
Eaten,
Deep-Browned
by
lihhy's
crful
eating.
For
Libby's
Deep-BmH
cikes
that
SWAN'S
DOWN
CAKE
FLOUR
makes.
That's
the
cske
flour
that's
aided
over
and
oVer
again
'til
it's
27
times
as
fine
as
ordinary
flour.
Well
you
can
imagine!
.
.
.
And
resulls
are
eery
tit
as
wonderful
as
you'd
eapect
them
to
be
!
For
Swans
Dtiwri
Cake
Flour
i3
made
by
cuke
fl(iur
specialists
to
give
you
cakes
with
better,
finer
texture
cakes
t
delight
the
fussiest
perfectionist
I
nourishing
breakfast
is
i
natter
of
qualilv-
r)t
quantity.
'
Thlt't
whv
delicious
6
Minute
"CREAM
OF
WHEAT?
is
"tops"
with
most
families
at
breakfast-time.
It's
so
good
and
so
good
for
you.
You
see,
5
Mirnii'e
'Creain
of
Wheat"
contains
Iron
necessary
for
good
red
blood
and
Calcium
snd
Phosphorus
for
dieti
deficient
in
these
elements.
Easy
to
prepare,
too
for
5
Minute
"Cream
.of
Wheat"
cooks
to
tempting
perfection
in
just
five
minutes
of
boiling!
.
,
Hearts
are
unicicm.
-
-
cooking
method
deep-browns
nean
rigru
iiirwun
...
mealy
and
tender
like
a
well-bake
;
Of
the
six
'fire
calls
during
October,
only
two
proved
to
be
bad
or
threatened
severe
damage,
i
The
fire
which
gutted
the
home
of
Bernard
Fortune
October
17
at
1659
Herman
Street,'
was
the
worst.
Over
$2,000
worth
of
damage
was
caused
to
the
building
itself,
while
the
furniture
was
nearly
completely
destroyed.
Only
a
few
pieces
were
saved.
Other
nearby
homes
were
threatened
and
one
actually
caught
fire,
but
was
soon
extinguished.
The
other
fire
that
threatened
"J'retty
Soft!"
That's
what
you'll
say
the
first
time
you
use
those
new
potato,
i
nen
mcy
.
Libby's
secret-recipe
tomato
sauce,
m
and
appetizing.
Try
them,
onigh.
Huy
'
-ml
smoke
blew
back
from
the
fur
nace,
which
had
not
been
lighted
ior
some
time.
;
t,
October
28
the
department
wa;
called
to
Booth
School,
where
a
gasoline
can
had
caught
fir?
while
filling
a
tank
on
a
machine
The
can
had
been
thrown
away
and
the
fire
was
under
contr.r
when
the
fire
department
arriv
cd.
In
addition
firemen
answcrcJ
26
ambulance
calls
during
the
month.
One
proved
to
be
a
practical
Joke,
which
the
firemen
did
not
find
funny.
ooiourea
tissue
handkerchiefs,
r
AViv-r.i.1.11,
"nn
Pastels"!
Pretty?
Well
those
dainty
pastel
shades
ftlirae
colours
in
the
one
box)
are
lovely
to
look
at.
jjhd
soft?
Thev
have
a
3-ply
cushioned
softness
gentle
as
a
whispering
breeze!
Your
guests
will
appreciate
your
Facc-EUe
"En
Pastels",
too,
when
rtPV
SPP
the
Smart,
bn?
nn
VIPW
in
Vniir
irunut-rnnm
keep
Libbys
ueep-u"JU"1"
nana
always.
Atid
that,
aoes
for
Gibson's
Tinted
Tissues
too
Thcw
''Vv
are
tha
coloured
tissues
sold
by
grocery
stores
(You
get
Face-Elle
at
&ug
and
toiletry
counters).
Both
brands
sell
for
only
25c
for
a
big
box
f.
.
or
you
may
prefer
to
tend
me
Z.tc
in
coin
or
pottage
ttampt
and
I'll
tee
that
you
get
a
box
right
away.
My
address
is:
Barbara
great,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
severe
damage
was
one
in
a
pile
of
oil
soaked
rags
and
coveralls
in
the
Bytown
Machine
Works
at
Cow
Bay.
A
fortunate
spottlns
Of
the
blaze
by
a
passer-by
allow
'
trlr
-
Qftrprite!
,
The
youngsters
nre
r
r.
doing
the
dishes!'
What
do
you
suppose
has
coini?
ovr.-them?
Why,
it'a
those
brand
new,
grand
:
-7'
ed
the
fire
department
to
arrive
t
the
scene
before
the
fire
took
jo
firm
a
hold.
The
other
calls
were
not
of
so
Tiotis
nature.
Children
playing
round
the
rooming
house
of
Ous
Leighton
at
735
Fifth
Aven-le
east
October
2
lighted
some
;ier
under
the
house
but
the
"ze
was
extinguished
before
ny
damage
had
been
caused.
.
chimney
fire
at
Central
'ooms
In
the
800
block.
Second
"e
'vest.,
October
2
caused
ry
little
damage.
The
call
to
newC-I-L
PPON'GES
that
make
dishwashing
it
fast
V
easy!
The
C-I-L
Cellu-Ipse
Sponges
are
velvet-soil
when
iet
nice
to
handle
and
nice
t
your
finest
china!
Their
square
hape
makes
it
easy
to
clean
in
Jjie
corners
of
things
like
pots,
pans
'n'
glasses.
And
these
wonder-sponges
float
!
No
fumbling
around
is)
the
bottom
of
the
dishpan!
What's
more
they're
so
easy
to
Jjeep
clean!
just
boil
in
baking
oda
snd
water
to
sterilize.
A!c
for
C-I-L
Sponges
(five
ronven-frnt
sizes)
at
hardware,
department,
drug,
variety
or
grocery
scores.
And
be
sure
to
look
for
the
C-I-L
label.
It'a
your
assurance
of
Quality.
Getting
Attay
From
it
All
with
your
husband
is
a
grand
idea.
But
with
a
growing
family,
it's
sometimes
difficult
to
arrange,
isn't
itt
Best
way
I
knoat
to
make
this
dream
of
a
"Second
Honeymoon"
'
come
tnic
is
to
begin
saving
for
it
now.
Open
a
"Sunshine
Account"
at
the
HANK
OF
MONTREAL
.
.
.
to
send
the
youngsters
to
camp
and
to.
leave
you
and
your
hu.-b.md
"free
and
easy",
to
de
what,
you
like!
A
little
in
your
Bof
M
"Sunshine
Account",
every
payday
during
the
coming
year
will
give
you
the
pleasantest
vacation
you've
had
for
many
and
many
a
moon!
'
the
old
Canadian
Legion
building
on
Third
Avenue
October
23
jrc'rl
tn
iv.
i
Km
260
"Ha
afcont
Httlc
Hunt
Aa
t
vith
Ihit
crtckcr
4wn?H
(Advi.i
Wer's
A
Recipe
that
will
make
your
refreshments
the
talk
of
your
r..V.
A
nr
tnl
oh
I
fi
il
m-aJ
In
mL-
S&.
anD
DDAwiitn
rE&N
SANDWICH
After
all
is
said
and
done,
how
does
it
taste
in
the
cup?
That
is
what
counts!
1
.
!W
Here'a
hearty
nourishment
,
energr.
flavour-a
sandwich
pacKe.
,
-
make.
jasiy
neese
O'raws
nun
tunyy,
ct
i
(-iuu
jOVRIL!
Here
'tis
.
.
.
designed
for
your
party
sue-ess
by
Eileen
Rodger,
the
Bovril
Dietitian:-
Piquant
lices
Straw
lit
cup
pastry
flour
'4
tspn.
salt
'
tit
cup
ahorteninf
'.i
cud
srited
Canadian
m
Cold
water
(about
i
to
Cheese
.
m
a
1hnn
I
1
tnrn.
Rivril
MAM"
As
good
to
eat
as
"
Beans
1
can
libbt
De.p-Browned
1
tablespoon
libby's
Catchup
V
cup
diced
celery
,
j
1
loblespoon
Libby's
Prepared
TEA
BAGS
yield
the
perfect
flavour.
12
slices
bread
...
c
:..-.lients
and
cofnhinc-
J
-
tJBift
flour
and
salt
Wtthrr
and
cut
in
shortening.
Add
enough,
eald
watee
,o
make
a
stiff
dough.
Boll
into
a
rectangular
sheet
about
t
inch
thick,
jforlnkle
half
of
the
jiheet
nf
pastry
with
one
third
of
tha
cheese.
Told
and
press
etiges
touelher.
Roll
again
to
'
inch
thlckncu.
Htpaat
fver
wice
usine
nn
sll
the
chcee.
V.'lth
a
fork
streak
the
top
of
th
pstry
.Ith
the
BOVRIU
Cut
in
slrlpj
4
inohes
long
and
'i
inch
widt.
Pises
n
a
pan
nd
bake
in
a
hot
oven,
45a
deg.
r
until
crisp
and
browa,
Sbout
I
moiutes.
Makes
about
three
dozen.
H.
K
II
riasn
Deans,
mm
naiant
'"ij'v
,
,hole
""
1
(
between
buttered
slices
of
bread.
M
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