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A WEEKLY IN ORMAIION SERVICE

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MONTREAL, Feb. ‘IOth-Do you soinclimes envy women with that ‘neat as a pin” loos? Envy no mnrel Here's something that. will kce you neat-'n'- IltlY all tiny longtYes, l\'1~lS'1‘l.l<l “S HAZE” keeps your hair unilei’ control from morning ’til night, \\'lilI no nccil_fo' frequent (ionibing or fussing! It's wo_n<lerfiil,_tliis “Spraze"l Simply spray it. on your v v liiur fpom its hindy squecre-spra bottle. It's quick _ 4 ‘ —c:isy——]un to use...iust a ew sprays of this delicate mist iind-Prestol-no more straggly ends or unruly wispsl FSpraze" isn't sticky—-it dries in a jiffy-it holds your hair-do in place i'ust like a waive-set .._.gives higl lustre and “springincss” to your hair. ’ fry itl -—y_ou'li love itl It's BVPllﬂblC at all beauty counters for $1.50 -- miupleto witli_ the new squeczespray bottle with atomizer . . .and refills

available for Ill-SC 50cl

Iver-yous’; Talking About tie beauty of brassware. It's deﬁnitely back égain in home decoration. And such s happy revival! f or brasswnre looks as handsome with contem orary furniture as it docs with period reproductions Yes, rassware —- ezinillesticks -- door knockers -— trascs - . vﬁreplaco accessories ...nda warmth and character to .. Coy setting. Their beauty 1s not dimmed with time . . . l

particularly’ \\‘ll_(‘ll> you keep your brssswarc treas\ires _‘ '. lowing by polishing tlictri regularly with BRASSO. So ‘easy to use -—f0l‘ it’s made especially for hrassl

id To Eat"? Try this whirly. swirly jelly roll made wita SWANS DOWN CARE FliOFlt-“the cake flour that's sifted and re-sifted uiitil 27 times as fine n5 ordinary flour. You can't help but have greater baking success with Swans Down.

M [KIN

JELLY ROLL 1/2 cap sifted Swans z eggs tat room temperature‘ lloi . n Cake Flour

1/2 (‘lib sugar

Something "l?

a4".

, G/l t nfpwezi t. .i uni 1/2 teaspoon vanilla baking Powder 3/4 to 1 Cuptiftflrd jelly Dash of salt

Sift flour once; measure. Combine baking powder, salt. eggs tn bowl. ‘Heat with rotary egg beater. adding sugar gradually until thici; and light- 'colored. Gradually feldyin flour, thcn vanilla. Turn into l5 x 10-inch an which has been lined with paper, then eased. Bake in hot oven i400 e31. ‘Iii it) minutes. ‘Turn cake out on cloti or towel. dusted with powdered sugar. Quickly remove paper: cut off crisp edges of cake. Cut lengthwise, ‘than crosswise _1\vlcc, to make 6 PIECES o! equal size. Spread each with Jcllv and roll into individual dely rolls. Coot on cake rack. Each roll may the cut. in. slices, fur daintier servings,

Husbands Ara Very "limit-inf _. eoplemit may not lie notice- able, but. illCyllf‘ very aware whether or not tlirir wives are looking prcttyl S0 keep your husband [lfifllfl of your good looksl Avoid soaps that. chap and dry your i=kin...insist on onlfv’ IYOODISIIIIY l".-\(‘l.-\li ﬁtlAPl It's kifllii-milill Soothing ,\Vontlluiry contains 1i licaiit_v- crciim IIJKFFLIIPIII- uscil in ﬁne face lqreams. With Woodbury, there's lo “skin-burn"-thiit roughened icondition of skin rolibcil of it! isnflening oilsl l-‘or my money- l“'tliifllllil'y Stinp is the true liciiufi/ map! It's really a delight. for the Pmih, too-gives an ull-otier beauty kzomnlexionl

Tom Sou Successes thiil I Just; know wilrlia faunily "lliirntirllcﬁ in vour home . . JIEINZ Jill Oil 'l‘Ol\I.~\'I‘O SOUP nnl lil- (‘. (IN I) l‘) S l-l l) \']<“.tll~1'I‘.-\lll.l". SOUPI Don't. wait rinulici- ililY l"

ivc your family thr flavour-en- goynienl. of these tlciiiz isouPﬁl Servo them as ii first t'ﬂ\ll'58—-llI' in (ITCSSlDg5--Ill(‘.'\I loavcs- rare- biis-crisscrolesl ‘ms. l’ e proved to iiiysclf time anti tiiiic iicain that Illcinz Contlcnsci Soups are tho yicrfi-ct bases fo‘ so many telnet- ing, time-savin; lllillﬁs!

Does Your Husband's Chcery, " Rise and Stine, INT” Hllllﬁllllllll", lrrl- ' trite you i1 the morning? That's a sure sign that.

'our systiiii needs

‘pcrkinr up" - Ior time's noth-

_ _ _ ing riakca us ‘Ylfcailer Ifrifes :4 "Until I read gruimici‘ mornings than that “slug- liout. Sloaiis laniincnl in your gish" feeling wt: iill suffer sciiiic-

iumn last \\‘t‘f‘l(, I stiffcrctl ter- 'bly from rheumatism. Then I ricci Sloan's fllltl I can't tell you ow overjoyed I iviis by resiiltsl Tit. brought almost. instant. rclicf from tho nagging painl I'll never o without Sloan's again!" Yes, Hicumatio pains go decp. That's h_v 'on should go iiftcr them’ with r cop-acting SLO.AN’S LINI- fENTl It's o comfort indccs {when you're suffering from rheu- matism or sort! muscles —-- .'i sprain- u stiff neck or n "lgiri. Sach

soothing wiiriiith . . .iust. pal. on Litmus for quick relief! You'll ﬁnd

timisl And I've iliscovcred ii. \\’l\_V to treat this "slow-poke" feeling tivihuut harsh laxatives! The juico o. one lemon in a glass of irater . . . taken first. thing on arising. helps keep iiie regular the healthful wziy, tiny after duyl Iiciiiiins liclp grt rid of colds, too. You just pour the juice of one lemon in a half glass of WIIICI‘. Then ndil-slowly-it half teaspoon of baking soda and drink as foaming (piiets. A glass every 2 or 3 Iiours helps alkalizc. "fry hnl. lciiionailc, too. at. bed- iiiicl .‘\I‘|tI be sure llllFtll/n‘ lo ask for SITNKIST (‘.\l.ll-‘OllI\'l.\ LEMONS . . . they're the ﬁnest,

' at your favourite drugstore for p _ _ yuiciest of iilll

inst 40c a bottle.

ill’: Not Hard To Win A Husband's A proval with a mciil like this... tlreiirii of hiuslirtioiii Soiip--Pi ing Ifiit Biscuits- Vegetable Salad and dclicious {RAFT DIN Elli M-inminl “Kraft. Dinner" is a real main dish. lii Ivory package of “Kraft Dinner" is a siecial, Inst- hipoking macaroni this“. cooks to fluffy ightness in

ly 7 minutes. And, in the some pnckrigc-fehciltlni"

ecse, already grated. to sprinkle in for rich cheese Q

vourl Your husband will approve heartily, too, of ‘ he money you save when you serve “Kraft. Dinner". f or just u fcw pennies there are ample servings for our! .

, ___._. To You Want Tana Per/collared» Apple Juice? Then int-k voi grocer for Scotiiin Gold Brand! .. .It.'s the "gold standard" ripple juice made from Nova Scot id's famed Annapolis Valley Applcs...ripples carefully selected as to vmictv and blended to gi\'e...tlavour perfec- tionl There's no iloubt about it ~— SCOTIAN GOLD APPLE JUICE is exactly as you like itl You'll find it in three (liffcrent sizes —the cusv-to-carry ZO-ounco --tha convenient. 48-ouiiee family sizm-and the lrirgc. economy IOJ-ourscc can. So why not. order Bcotiiin Hold Jtpple duicc todav?...cliili it. in your’ refrigerator and Ilervo it for breakfast. tomorrowl You'll iigreo—it.'s ilcliriousl

MEMOIRS SEIZED

—-~ lst afternoon paper VIIRSAILLES, Feb. l4 -- (AP) - photograph pui-pwrtlng French police announced today they have seized memoirs written by Otto Skorzeny, the German colonel who made the spectacular sir rescue of Mussolini from an

Italian prison. Skorzeny disappear-

war criminal list.

ed yesterday after a pro-Commun- published a show him strolling with ii girl on the Champs-lﬁlysees. The Interior Min- istry, which controls foreigners in France, had nothing to say about him exec-pt that he was not on any

standard evcryvlwrﬂ petizlng,

AUNT IEMIMA PANCAKES - BUOIIWHEATS

CROWN BRAND

CORN SYRUP. 2

SILVER SEAL GOLDEN REEF

1 LB. TIN

REE-Killing I I ls ‘Unchrislian’ Says Ex-Moderalor

EDINBURGH. Feb. l3 — A warning that uidespread accep- tance of the principle of “mercy-

killlng" would reduce us to a "sub- Chrlstian, sub-human level-the level of the Nazis" was elven by the Very Rev. DI‘. John ltlKeiizlc. :-. former Moderator of the Church of Scotland. in the course 0f a ser- mon at St. Cutliberfs Parish Church, Edinburgh.

"There is a movement," said Dr. lWKeiizlc, "supported hy peotle in various walks of life. inclﬁfllng some clergymcii, to promote legk- latlon providing that a person who ls suffering from an illness of an incurable and fatal character in- volving severe pain may, if he so desires, apply to have his lite ter- minated by painless means for the purpose of avoiding uuneee=sary suffering."

There seemed to he much to be said for such n measure, but a little reflection would show that it WES deeply mistaken.

Pltlful (‘ascs

In many of the most pitiful cases the patlcnt was not in a condrlon to take the initiative in sprlylng to have his life ended because of

if for mty, wholesome, economical Lenten Muir. ,4 a l fiiiiiisi tltitlllllll r curs iii. iiimiii kill.

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the pain in which lie was.

"Again. iii tnlkliw, ivlfli people who have believed In mercy killing. I have often found that they have in mind whole classes of people incapable nf making a cholec- im-

becile children and aired people

who have entered into their second childhood.

“If the principle irere once ad-

7“q rmlttcd. there would very quickly

’ be a demand that its application

should he extended to cover cases

of this kind. ,

"But the principle lt=elf is wroiic and un-Chrlstlaii cvcii though Christian men have been found to support it. The most afflicted and most abnormal of human beings ls still more than an animal. Some of the noblest qualities in our race have been evoked In efforts to serve them. and to restore than,

"There is one thing more that seems to me of great lmpor‘rince in this connection. It t; proposed that the decision to erd life must be freely made by the rcrson con- cerned. and it takcs vewy little imagination lo see that thc sensi- tive people who arc entirely c'e- pendent on the care of others mlizht come to feel. rl"htl_v or wroeclv. that those who care for them izrudzcd their services. and that thev had ll la their aiin"~ Ihwt they should nvntl tlieiinrlve. nt the lnnltsed w-ny of relrase. "I can conceive few tliliiri. that. would do more to undermine the whole basis of (‘hrl tin“ social lie than that s"ch thouchts 'ho"ld find a place in the minds of any Christian amok"

QUALITY, CLEAl-NLINESS.

CO-OP SUPER MARKET- in this fine store.

0 l"°“°‘*~w\»--.-t.sm3~”l Ready - M i X

CORN SYRUP. 5lb. can .. MOLASSES. qt. APRICOTS. 20 01., CO-OP BAKING POWDER ..

210 lie, =9"

22c i“

lb. can . .

2807 PLEASE

ltill Price Controls fOn Steel Scrap

OTTAWA, Feb. l4 - (CP) Price controls on steel scrap will he withdrawn effective tomorrow, the Prices Board announced to- night.

The Board's elimination of these controls brings to an end the last of the wartime commodity con- trols under Prices Board regula- tloii.

Still under the Board's power is the disputed control on rent ceil- lrigs. Validity ls being Studied by the Supreme Court of Canada and a judgment ls expected before tho. end of the month.

Removal of price ceilings on stocl scrap is another move to free iron and steel from Govern- ment reins and allow the indust- lry greater authority over move-

.‘ meiit.

EHirlefs Double

Wlnsulted" Al- Party

j GIESSEN. Genmany, Feb. 14 - (Reuters) —Hitler‘s "double? Hein- rich Noll, has had his fuehrer moustache and forelock clipped off

Americans and Germans.

“l could hoive screamed with fury when I found out “than. hap- i pened," he said when reporting the loss to the police.

lie is thinking of asking that icrimlnol proceedings should be ltakeii against the culprits.

Nell was arrested when the Americans entered Glessen iii 1945. and ‘had great difficulty in proving lie was not Hitler.

IIUNTER RIVER C. “E L.

The January meeting of the St. Mary's of the People siib-divislozi of the Catholic Women's Leagu: was held in Hunter River Mission

Church January 22, 1950. with president Mrs. Frank J. Doucette presiding.

The minutes were read, approved and signed. A letter of appreciat- ion iwas read from Reverend Moth- er Superior of St. Vincent Orphan- age thanking members for food and clothing received at Christ- mas .

Bills were ordered to be paid.

if Relief Ior

sons riiiioiirgs

/ AI TDIII

IIUG mu '°'" oiiiiiiv Pllllilltl

during a drinking party with scine'

VALUE — these are more than mere claims with And Immaculate, shining cleanliness is a rigid Co-op No wonder (Jo-op foods are always so ap- 50 fresh, so nourishing. Prepare new for Pancake Week with these spe- cials and ENJOY BETTER EATING AT BUDGET PRICES.

T . OPEN 2. DEMOCRATIC

3. ELIMINATION OF PROFIT DY DIVIDEND ON PURCHASE

We are enumerating today the four fundamental principles of the Rochdcle System under which we operate. in future we will explain one of these principles more fully.

MEMBERSHIP

CONTROL

4. LIMITED INTEREST ON CAPITAL.

It is the considered opinion of the (Io-operative Authority that the application of the foregoing Rochdule principles of co- operation are essential in any consumers‘ distributive society.

TREAT THE FAMILY WITH THESE

ruili-"Veqelables

FRESH

SPINACH. 2 lb. .

FRESH BUNCHES

CARROTS. bunch

SALAD BOWL iswrn POTATOES.

CRISP

CELERY

FRESH

ICEBERG LETTUCE. EMPEROR GRAPES

ALsOz-California Navel 0 fruit, Cucumbers, Bananas,

39c

16c 33c 29c

21c

23c 33c

ranges, Tangerines, Grape- Tomatoes, etc.

snofiosoe"

IIJQQQ -ao-¢-

lge...-_.... . 2lbs..

BENEFIT

Committees were appointed: Sick- Mrs. Ernest Bolger and Mrs. James MacDonald. Spiritual Convener. Mrs. Thomas Bolger gave a most impressive and enlightening reading on the Holy Family. She was re- appointed for following month. Mrs. Bolger was also appointed to act on the churc-li committee. Tjhe meeting opened and closed with prayer.

February Meeting

‘At the February meeting o! St. Mary's of the People sub-division of the C. W. L. The president Mrs. Frank Doucctte presided. The meeting opened with Dfﬂl/ET- A letter of thanks was read from Mr. James Procter for Christmas treat. Bills ordered paid. The prest- dent thanked members for their splendid eo-opcration in making the Pantry Sale a success. The members decided to hold an enter- tainment in the near future. The committees were re-appolnted. Mrs. Bolger, spiritual Convener gave n reading on devotion t< Our Lady of Fatima. Mrs. Doucette was ap- pointed Spiritual Convener for the March meeting. The meeting clos- ed with the act. of consecration.

UNION ROAD W. ‘M. S.

Union Road W. M. S. monthly the home of the president, Mrs Harry Newman with eleven mem- bers and two visitors present. The theme for the meeting. the Bible, our guide to Christian Faith and conduct. Hymns used for the ser- vlcc were, "Pass me not, O gentle Saviour." and "Work for the night is coming," followed by Sentence Prayers.

A temperance reading by Mrs. Mallett, "Kept by the llour" Reading on Stewardship by Mrs. James Matincl, “There was no room for them in the Inn". con- cluded the devotional period

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Members appointed to iivcnd Presbyterial at T"lnft_v United Church Jan. ‘J4 and 25th were Mrs. Harold Yen, Itirs. Everett

Lamont. Mrs. Harry Newman. The treasurer gave a splendid report for 1949 and all are most thankful for God's help and guidance and hope foi greater ex- pansion of his kingdom in the year just entered upon. The Soc- iety regrets the continued illness of Mrs. B. C. Hardy and an ack- nowledgement from her for s Christmas remembrance was read hy secretary. Mrs. Gray read a letter of helpfi-l information on

SWIFTS

SAUSAGES. lb. .

- DEVON SLICED

BACON. lb. ..

SPECIAL!

PRIME RIB

YES, IT'S NEW —

WE DELIVER

To make your meal of Pancakes complete be sure your list includes:-

Just arrived the new Swift’s Smoked ORIOLE Brand

BOLOGNA. Ib........

ROAST BEEF. lb. .. ,. . . . . 51c SMELTS. lb. . -. '.-. . .. 21c

For those who have to make it snappy-Try a

SAVORY HAMBURG PATTIE Per Lb.

Seven to a Pound

race NINE

Each week

Great cars is taken In. the

selection and preparation of Co-Op meats. Tender, neur- lshlng,

mature flavour u-

satisfaction with every purchase. Prices plainly marked, quality

lured, all unnecessary fat; and hono trimmed away.

sures complete

Bl!-

..........39c 59cl

ouooslloﬁiu

BRAND NEW! i

48c

ions refreshments were served by the hostess.

Federal Cabinet Holds Session

OTTAWA. Fab. 14 —(CP) —'I‘.‘nB Federal Cabinet met today and later Prime Minister St. Laurent called on the Governor-General.

Viscount Alexander, at Government

use.

Punpcse oi! the visit was not an- nounced but it was learned that Mr. St. Laurent was nwkiing the usual pure-semifinal call an the Governor-General whowlJJ. loamally i uguzeite the second session of the 21st Parliament ‘Thursday.

The Speeoh from tho ‘Throne was units-stood to have been reviewed bY the Caiblnet during its meeting.

No arrangements were made fol- lowing the meeting.

VIOLENT‘ BLAST

‘Hie two-day eruption of the vol- cano, in the Netherlands East Indies in 1883, was so violent that sounds of the explosion were heard nearly 3.000 miles.

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you feel weary or on edge,

ment. No other to: adds

Orange Pekoe teas.

baby band work from Mrs. Guy Pierce. For prozrnmmc Mrs. Mal- let and Mrs. Gray gave readings "A l-‘lvc Piece Cake" and "Get- tlnz a permanent under difficul-

ties". both were humorors and much eiijiived.

A i-tvmniittce for |\l't\§l"l‘i||‘01‘,(§ [qr iicril IIIPOIIY"! i1. Strs. Neawniiii Mrs. Lamovt. Mrs Raveiihlil Soc- iety invited to meet at home of

Mr=. Everett Gray for February meeting, Offering for the even- Fng eight dollars. A very plea ant evening closed with the fellow- Ship hymn: "Blest be the tic that

hlndr-I‘ and RTHIYIIVIIOII Dell-

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l into your bones. Cares drop away. Food

l no Woiiols ma: rsoiu new

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mnmiroru

At lunchtime . . . dinnertime . .

No other tea gives you such uick refresh-

eals. For L‘ ton, in psc ages or in Quill}, is a speeifl blend of the choicest

Kllanty of strength,

. whenever drink Lipton!

sac leasumto

of bee. Switch

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ss 1n mmmnuil

goat». 1o life with ' Ion.

ir 500mg AND REVNES yo!) AS N0 OTHER TEA DOES!

tastes more tempting. Your spirits rise. You come to life!

Don't WuIII Start now to get more refresh- ment, more solid satisfaction from everv cup

b0 Lipton todayl

In handy ho bags, tool

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