.. industry figures l.

15. 1948

THE

APRIL B»

SAME QUALITY ALSU AVAIlABiE IN

5 £8. 3166465

FOR-M ANZAC CLUB

wmivrmo - (or) - Australia; and New Zealand ex-scrvicc person- nel now living ln Winnipeg are femurs an Anzac club to be "w! as a centre for discussing Ifoblﬂnl 1801118 them in Canada "id 91113110118111: news from home. The club plans monthly gatherings and a social evening every 11.1.11 month with wives and friends of the members attending.

_..__.,_____ PENSIONS FOR MINER!

WASI-ENGTON. April iii-MP) ~The soft coal industry estimated today that 10.000 to 20.000 miners ""16 qualify for sloo-s-montn pensions in the first year of oper. ation of their pe ion fund. The first year's “it “l "KW-MO w moooooo.

of men and women. show that the

"Burs i» wn

tiled brands wee are displaying A

teed to dye all

Men's A Flo to melt in your mouth Corn Starch Recipe to cut out and hook of favourite recipes . . . SCOTC P . . . 1.. aim-iii: i“ 1 sup Crown Brand Corn S 8 g hop: the ins. Benson's Corn i? Q

cold mil z add to hot milk. Cover and continue coo little o! the hot to doable noller and blend. Cock add butts: and va lla" beat with enemy. Pour into baked shell and to the two remaining egg whites. ,/ R e or o m b o r y “ _Sap h o the

rnc kill those insects for you! You won't have any more trouble after 1 get on the iobl Ho wasn't fooling! The ﬁrst liquid used against flies, moths and bugs . . . Sapho has proved itself raoro than adequate for general home lrcl It has long been a houila hold buyword across the De- lninion . . . Sapho 5% DDT Iprrys many a bothersome insccb to well-deserved clcailil 1i. leavt~e cuctries and furniture unstained . . . the DDT crystals can be easily brushed away. Ask for SAPBO 5% DDT with the hand rpm-c.- c- for SAPHO 10% DDT “est Dust . . . for a home frwe

from insect pests of all kindsl

hing. fimc-warting drains ole-l‘ and free from clog iag sediment. with iccckl use of iilIcti/s Drain Cleaner! his faster-acting drain cleaner works like maria to speed. up "lazy" dramas‘ that slow you down l Just t-v-i fsUlNpOOIlS u. weal: will do the trlclzl When it's as simple as this . . . why lct slug- gish drains be a homework boil-er to you? To-morrow-Jirst thing- remember to ut. GlLLETTZQ DRAIN CLEA. EB. at tho top of

new “lather for all

thread by Cnrhsclli you of scams that

--just right for his tummy-for they're vacuum-sealed and s_o easv for him to digest. After his ﬁrst birthds ,_ when you va his diet with Hgmr Junior Foo -- he'll grin with deli ht when he taste! those ood c o ped and diced vcgetab eo-the t ree desserts and the complete Vegetable Beef Dinnerl And when yours buying Heinz Baby and Junior Foods . . . remember-they're backed

y that [famous HEINZ reputation for quality!

for the summer . .

, What's more, the

everywhere l

' A weekly shopping and information service Icr today's vleiau MONTREAL, A ni l5tli-This is national]

famous, tested-Ior- ualitv brands of household products. Ask for it colts only a few cents a package -- it's

directions for excellent resulisl I've discovered there's no need to spend a lot on new clother when I can re-dye blOll5El—-(lf8s5f!l—§kiﬂl with A_ll- fsbric Tintex in any one of thirty fashion-wise llildcll Yes, reallyl ...you'll be amar _ _ be used to brighten your home and wardrobe. So make spots to visit your druggist this week and buy the color magic of All-fabric TINTEXI

'35s: . a

brown rugar (firmly packed)‘ cold m

nila in top of double boiler over boiling water: stir in Crown rand S rup. Blend Benson's Corn Starc etlrrin constantly uutli smooth and thick. king 10 minutes. stirring occasionally. Pour o mlxturo over Ill hti In utea longer.

K1] "1 W‘. \/ ly asitis-con

v." kiiowh r “is 2B1 live fatal to! yo? child-likcboast- » I a cmimae um i-

lag on the ra- ‘g’ i ‘sue-w unless you

_ dlo-his tough- dp this: Sol-av

guy conﬁdgnqg Euo-liiist. that

in wrist he can do . . . “Let musical new

powder-deodorant, under that tricky-but-oli-so-iight. new girdle of yours. Tlieii you can be lure that you'll be lovely as the clay is lougl ' discovered that Sue-Mist is the pci-lcci. ClllSWPl‘ to many a prob- lcni o.’ Poe, it's the 0:: and only anti- septic deodorant with an atomizer top. So it's safe and easy; to use— wherever you nced protection. Simply sprtiV it on—even after you've dressed -- for it's not at all harmful to cloihingl Discover for _\'0lll'$~I-lf all the delightful]

dainty ways it can keep you fres

and feminine. Ask your druggist tomorrow for SNO-hJIST Powder-

Spray Dcozlorsutl

'1'" oftfdn" ' Speaking of Cereal. I'll have mine I -! 0; l! l 0 _ ; without liunps, r 9Pﬂl0l_ fr“ please! That 5mm is you" n1 e a n s u» Eﬁslili °“' ""‘“.°¥“L°"" ,..

001°‘ cerea now , V???’ ilmllwil-h é . . . delicious ' tricks like this: a g “Creenrn of he"? 5l°w'lu5' “'licat"l It's the slat‘ 0f til-G

morning meal in thousands of Canadian homes . . wonder! For B Minute “Cream of Wheat" .'s quick and easy to prepare-takes only five minutes of boiling for full digestibility

blood-building Iron and food- encrgy-provides important Cal- cium and Phosphorus for dietl deﬁcient in thcso elements! That/l why I urge you lo get that hep y _ " CREAM OF lvHEAT" ha ii your shopping listl .

Sprlnq I: the Season fnr home-sewing . . . bright, new, fuiniuiro f ishi ir-s of rylovi-wocl-eilk-rsyon . . .

sewing ‘.4 {Lilli salisLnuv-v when you sew with nylon

and elastic, it p|u\’ld05 the reedcd ‘ give" in seams that makes for icnger “Tiiﬁnffl Be sure that ‘the lovely thingi- you make will last the life of the : bric. Before you begin our Spring _Sswing—stork up on CORTICELLI Nylon Sewing bread —_svailable in a wide variety of truly gorgeous colours! Sewing Tip-For best results in machine sewing with Corticelli Nylon Sewing Thread, keep a loose, even to '

Joby’: Mcellhnu may cause coa- \ \ , / Kyygw Why’; l.‘ fusion in the ~ I m: so»; Good kitchen -- bu t. (health, on; pheykre lots o5 ‘ thing . energy

l!!! °l' you an to bum . . and

baby. lrOO-Wh?“ ﬁne ﬂavour. And

0:1’ nfseegirafvlilerii I when '0“ "k

Bobi/ Foods! your pacer for

, l u‘ this healthful

{Iejillwvfla u? dllh, ou'il ask

u!!!“ °°° l‘ ° for Kel cop's All-

Wiieot as so many thrifty homo- makcrs dol You see, one bowlful. of Kellogg's All-Wheat, with milk and sugar, gives you one-tenth of the numishirieiit you need in one dayl “fuel-focd"...whole wheat in a completely delicious form. Tliat'l. why I urge you to treat to a bowl of Kellogg's Al -Wl.'ieli1 . . . see for yourself how good- tasting it. is . . good it. makes you feeli

Protect Your Wlnfor Things when you store them

tection of Viayliie P astic closet acccssoriesl Gleam- ing, transpareat Viuylita Plastic garment bags and blanket holders make ldcliilflﬂllilflliz easy . . . things neat and rcady-for-use when you need them.

you can be abso utely sure of their quality when | they have the “ made of Vinylite Plastics" signature. ’I‘hal.'s why I urge you to ask for VINYLITE Plastiw . . ._tested and approved b “ The Better Eabncs Testing Bureau”, you'll ﬁn them m bettﬁt stem

[uh/la 2m?’

YS av

- . . . i.“....'""... ia our ru s ore an ll-falayi-io Tintgx along with other

ll-labrio ’i‘intex . _. . though guaran-

fabrics . . . simply follow the

ed at. the many ways Tints: can

. . .' a Benson's pasta in your

h. salt and brown suﬂir with

beaten ell yolks. 1h"! "W"!

emove from hes heater until smooth an a meringue prepared trons

The New Look for Spring-love-

Skills”.

Women everywhere have

personal daiatiness. You

. and small

l it's "chock full" of

.9J1i

. . so good and so good for you!

the family. And you'll ﬁnd that

i This extra-strong thread assures are “sewn to sin " durable

-..

vision m the thread at all limes.

Kellogg's All-Wheat is l ounself

. and how very

. rotect them with the sure pro-

keep

neither crack nor discolor . . .

11...: a Of Yours l7

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(Continued from Page 14.)

What is really the best correct weight for those under and those above 80 years of age? ‘mat range of weight is oonsld. cod best for which there is the lowest death rote. from 5 to 15 per cent above the "average" wclfnt for age. This means that. a man underatlveerr of are. crest-i inches tail whose weight should be about 140 pounds and a wocnan under 30 when weight should be 122 pounds. would lave 5 hotter especial-ion of life if they weighed about 107 pounds and 130 pounds respectively. flatness oversdbeingbtols nlr cent below "average" (not 3.441;)“ weight “for height increases c erpcc nor. Li! insurance

tendon the records of taiouuruis

death rote increases about 1 i- coat for each pound above c like! weight

The thought, then, is thet t/ll IIEiLTOl‘ we keep to our host weight the better the health and the long- ei- tlic iilc expectancy.

0V ISRWEIGIHT AND UNDEBVUEIGBT

It has been well said that weight is one of the clearest methods cf knowing ones health. Bend today for Dr. Barton's booklet entitled "Overweight and Underweight." enclosing i0 cemtr 1nd a Ii-cent stamp, to cover cost of handling and mailing. to 'l‘.he Bell Syndi- cate. in care of this newspaper. Post Office Box 09, Stat-ion G, New York l9. N. Y.

Don't Make This ‘Mistake When Child Is Constipated

diff‘ iﬁiliﬁils... h? 2 ‘iteMrsrmw 1' lo ttohlie-crtsmrnllr u aeri-

s I

Regular Ieenomy Sire and Blunt Iolnlly

Icchull

Highest Peacetime SaLs Reported By Ford Motor Company

WINDSOR. out. Apr. 14 — Total sales of Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, in 1947 reached $149,304,072. the highest for any peacetime year in the company's history. according to the annual report made public today. The sales figure exceeded that of 1946 by 46.8 per cent and was two and one-hail times that for the high- est pro-war year.

Net profit after provision of 42.- 000.000 against the wntinllmf-‘Y 0f a decline in inventory values was 059061103. equal to 4.01 per cent of sales volume and $3.61 PB! 5M"- This compares with a net loss of 0239.448 in 1946 and a 1935-39 avmdi prom o! 03.001293 or $1M per share. The ﬁgures for the two postwar years 1946 and 104'! com- bined shpw net profit of 2.20 per cent of sales volume for the two years. while the comparable ratio for the average of 1035-39 was 6.94 per cent.

The operating proﬁt for 1017 was 011020.708. which compares with an operating loss of $2,322,830 in 1946. The increased earnings resulted principally from sustained‘ high level production throughout the year, improvement in manu- facturing efficiency. and upward adjustments of both expert and domestic prices.

The cccnpany sold lu 1047 a total of 101.918 cars and trucks and 7.- 800 tractors. The comparable ilg- ures for 104d were 70.314 and 0.303 respectively. and for the average of 1030-30 were 08.703 and 961. Of the 104’! total 09.6 per cent were marketed in Canada and 40.4 per cent were shipped to the comp- any! export markets The comp- any continued to be the largest exporter among Canadian automo- tive manufacturers, with total ex- port shipments of 41.141 cars and trucks in i041 as compared with 47.002 in 1044 and the 1986-35" average of 30.610.

The company's passenger car and truck sales in the Dominion in 1047 numbered 00.771. exceeding the previous year's total by 0M per cent and representing 26.2 per cent of all passenger can and trucks wholesalcd in Canada in 1047. ‘Ruck sa-lerexccsded those of any other company with 20.4 per cent of all wholesale truck sales in the Dominion.

cuanoiAN. CHiARLQTTETOWIN

p)‘ ell

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size .

Ellen's Diary

(Continued from Page l4.) coniusion o! the hour. I I O

At this house, the spare room which to westward commands a view of the stream "up the creek." and north to take in the brave old pine tree in the woodland across the road was the scene of Susana and my cleaning this afternoon. This was s. briefer rite than usual. Not long might I linger there w- day to touch tenderly this or that relic of post years —B.ob's first shoes, that I never could give away, or to unfold and told again a small white dress or many other souvenirs of earlier days at Alder- iea, which came to light Ln our work there. "And what kind of birds are those?" S/usan polishing the window asked “white ones- they are." I know before I came to look. The sea gulls rising. fail- ing. lighting in the valley below and in spite of their beauty bring- ing their shrill cries inland to sn- noy Jamie and me. Grackles trilied queer runs in the old spruces in the orchard below us; crows called a familiar house-cleaning measure to us iii passing and on the stream a parcel of ducks in a stately pro- cession enjoyed the 111M008 ii the day. l I O

Jainm was oli to the threshing at a neighbors this afternoon, Ja- mie, who had dined with us shad- owing his steps. Jock kept at the

choring tn maintain a traffic be- tween the stable; and fields at ‘its cleaning there. Bieighs no

longer in use were taken to their storing; a new pig trough was built and the glrts of the pair oi‘ heifers were taken on a brand new tapc. I suspect brought home ea» pecialiy for that purpose and “how did they do?" was unong the first c! James’ questions when he re- turned near to the twilight of sve- ning. Softly it came down. touch- ing the hill tops and advancing silently even to the place lri the stable where the cats gathered round to drink at the cat pan. un- til one must look closely to be oer- ttin whether or not Tabby we; ltlll one of the number then. for presently on a morning or evening I think Tabby will be missing from smoul the rest. O O I I

Pat came through that dusk, lan tern lighting each sup. "Bnure an that dam is a dangerous enough place on a dark night like this." He came so he sold "to see that ml av yours" but sold it with s twinkle sbowinr. tor Pat's own

"curl". "mo w ber Fave-poor

‘mgal WAT snor g\

easy diaestih

mom suns!

'1' sty cri 1i r f s - rlgned whealeuwhea: . i“: exploded to 8 times normal

. . for muck energy and

anytime . . . anywhere!

taste-tempting confection.

Eel ‘em right from the hex-like popcorn

In the recreation room . . . at the game . . . at school recess . . . Quaker Sparkles are always a

They're Extra Delicious-served with Fruit

For a real treat . . . serve Quaker Sparkles with your favorite fruit (fresh or canned).

The Quilter Ooh Oornplwy of Cont‘! lhnlhd

SALE AT PRE-Wllll Piui: mo... lJUAIlER ii-iisi SPARKIES

4 The some tempting Quaker Puffed Wheat Sparkles you love sopwcll . . i

PAGE FIFTEEN

9 Th0 some zestful appetizing crispness a a i

0 The some toasty whole wheat ﬂavor i i a

I The some grand whole wheat nourishment a if

And all for no more per ounce than you paid in the pro-war days of 1938! What a saving in

these days of inﬂationary prices!

Treat the

family . . . and help your budget . . . order Quaker Puﬂed Wheat Sparkles from your grocer today!

kw fer/z.’

There's something about Sparkles’ toasty whole wheat ﬂavor that youngsters simply can't resist.

"Super" for After-School and Bedtime Snacks

So light! So nourishing! So easily digested! Quaker Sparkles are just right for tasty snacks . . .

r thing" ls still a. living memory to

lilm. “It's splitting wood. that Pm

at these days" he replied in answer

to James query "just taking my

time-picking away at lt in any I

THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW!

spare time and its remarkable how much can be done in the lair. A few minutes now an a few min- utes again an’ almost before one knows, the whole job's donel" Pat

has gone now and my “at-chool‘ makes James suggest “block cur- rent for you. Ellerii"

Until tomorrow - Diary @006- night. '

By Fcgoly and Sliortel

- iiiisoirr ONCE m A BLUE MOON WHEN

SHE ASKS mu 1o

SLEEP near um

toss HESAY? g1. E / V .

ONE

‘IDONTCAREIFITS ONNFOQ

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llIINl l O0. LIMIYID

"F. an flint watch the family scramble for this

savory treoti A Spoof loot, dressed up In spicy doves and candied glaze. It's deli-

cious! Th too- d ' to ' . on MM... “$.58? n5." "3. at your grocer‘: todeyi

Hﬁlﬂ MIA? PAGII G “NADQ