‘WARM

THURSDAY,” NOVENBER 15, 1956

for “the lady

‘The lowly lemon, experts
tell us is one’ of the most essen-
tial: aids ‘to beauty. It helps to
keep our ‘hair and skin at their
lovely best, and it also helps to
keep our hard-werking hands
soft and lovely even’ while they
are constantly engaged in doing
the houschold chores; so, here
is how. we can: ‘look’ our best,
just for the price of a lemon.

"WALNUTS! -
IIb. cello.

2 tins for Bee j

15:0z., 2 for,
- Case of 24..

ea

KEEP

" LIPTONS: SOUP, Chi
‘2 pkts: for . 2... 2.
Carton of 36 for .

“p6a. FOOD, oT

Case, of 48 : Buea canes eee s  BATD |
MIXED: VEGETABLES, Aylmers

TOMATO. SOUP, ‘Campbells
 4-tins for: oaccees

of- the house

If finger nails become dis-
colored, keep a cut lemon be-
side the sink and every time you
wash your hands or have them
in water peeling: vegetables be
sure to dig your nails into the
cut. lemon, This will bleach -any
stdin ‘off the fingernails and will
keep them dazzling-white.

.. “And:our. necks sonieftimes ge
a bit dingy looking after hid-

vec net es $8.49

ing pehind: coat collars all | ‘winter
long and ‘if ‘this has ever “hap-
pened to you’ you) will;;be; glad
to know that this dinginess: will
soon disappear, if syou!/‘apply
Jemon juice. Just mix the lemon
juice with your favorite’ cold
cream each night before® retir-.
ing. Your neck will soon: lool
as lovely.as the rest of your skin
in. that exquisite-new sun dress
or dance frock.
For those. summer . freckles
a lemon is again your best friend.
And, while I think freckles are
attractive it seems that the people
who have them have other views
on the matter and if that is so
in your case, wrap a bit! of cot-
ton around an ‘ orange ‘stick and

dip it'im lemon juice, then dab

each freckle in’ turn, Repeat at
least twice a day for auleker re-
sults,

And, of course, a lemon “rinse
for the fair is. a, must as we
all know. Use about-1 quart . of
water with: the juice © of one
lemon addéd to- the’ last. rinse,
Then notice “how your * hair
gleams with new highlights.

All this irom the lowly,
lemon! :

‘VICTORIA—The Centennial
whole of British Columbia, L. J.
‘Wallace told delegates'to the sec-
ond general meeting of the B.C.
Centennia) Committee i in Victoria
Tuesday. °-
~" “Mr. Wallace, who is chairman
of the BC. Centennial Committee, 4
said..more. than. 70: local com:
mittees have been ut

A. Eremenko and. Co.

Prices effective November 16th’ ‘and ATth
We Reverve’ The Right To: ‘Limit, Quantitios

spirit is gradually enveloping the !{° "

GROUND BEEF,’ :.:..:

POT : ROASTS, blade,

“ BEEF STEAK, Sirloin, T-Bone’ or, Round,
VEAL CHOPS,’ loin, re

VEAL STEAK or SHOULDER. RO.

BEEF LIVER, ...

presenting. cities, villages, mua:
cipalities - and unorganized areas
throughout the Province, |
“Scores of people are working
on Centennial celebration’ plans
from the ‘well-populated: areas of

ORDER YOUR.
CHRISTMAS CARDS °

V to the remote islands
of the Queen’ Charlottes”, Mr.

’| Wallace said. °

“Arrangements are also ee
made to ene a:number. of

XMAS GARDS
SPECIAL PRICE FOR
oD Neieatet
MAIL
Priced ot 45¢ to pe 50
-Large Selection ’

Priced Right.)
See Our Disploy |

ional events
during the. 1958 Centenary Year”,
\ Mr, E> H. MeCance, executive
secretary of the Centennial Com-
mittee, summarized the’ projects
now. being . develoned for
Centenary. e
Be senertia that any wide range
of projects from. imming pools,
to: hospital wings have been sug-
gested for Centennial projects by
individual:communities, who will’
receive. per capita. grants to as-
sist in the completion of a Cen-
tennia] project. -
He announced” thiat. final ar-
rangements have been made for

the: production “and

of the special “green and gold
Centennial automobile licence
plates.

In January a * palf-a-million

PINE.AT FOURTA|

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_ KEEP: WARM — KEEP WARM — KEEP WARM

. Now. youc can enjoy the com:
-fort and economy of an iasu-
lated home 'for.a price never:
before dreamed of .. . an
cur fael pills as much as 40%!
You can actually install
Zonolite Insulation yor

in a single afternoon, tool.”

Easy fo Install
jost pone 2 Zonolite vermicu-
i ios insulation directly from’
the ba: ag b between attic joists ©...
and sidewall studs. That's all”

_ there is to itl It's fire-proof,
eta vermin-proof—:;
will the life of your home!
Come in or call for FREE es-

: timate today!

Wale’

PRIVM awa — WAV. daay

LUMBER &
~ BUILDING ..
/SUPEEY

WARMLY. LINED ©
_Sowboots

tive’ BC. Centennial stamp will
probably be issued at the same

P lic Sociaty C
Victoria in May 1958...

“Reports, on the work: of the
17 tb:
for Provincial projects were sub-
mitted by the chairman’ att the
‘meeting.

The Pacific National Exhibi-
tion, it was learned, would be
willing to, offer some of , its facili-
‘ties to Centennial committees for

-| the staging of celebretions during
958. 2

sNow SUITS.

“Nylon Qui ited
_ 123 yrs.-in red and. pastel’
shades.

1

YOUR ‘BAKING NEEDS |”
DELMAR MARGARINE, ....
CURRANTS, ....--.
CUT MIXED PEEL, -
PINEAPPLE RINGS,
CHOCOLATE CHIP:
-CRISCO,

ICE CREAM 22 sn:steceeet
- SPREADEASY CHEESE,
1 Ib box -

* CHEESE ZIP, A)
PANCAKE. FLOUR, Aunt: Jemima, 3% Ib. bog 5Te.”
INSTANT COFFEE, Chase & Sai 2 “6le:
COFFEE, Green Label

” “COOKING ONIONS;

= | time ‘as the, Canadian National f E

FROZEN “Eo0b LOCKERS FOR- RENT—

Her’ $ 5 Stadium Coals.
in woot ‘melton cloth—fully lined for wérnth_con-
frasting. ‘colors of grey and:navy

Rvp $12.95 & sua 50°

Hon’s Pro-Jackels ie Ree

.. In.wool mefton cloth—-fully. lined with mtu insulted Z

fabric. -

“en's Reversible ‘Windbreakers

In. grey & ame re front, Acnitted cuffs a and collar
: H $14. 23: : :

ited—sizes 3 to 6X — $6.50.
2— iat 95.

‘Chiron Bench Coats
Fully

“Ladies “Ski Goals

“In ‘poplin fabric — ‘quilted’ lining — - guronteed - for”

ef have
organizations °'
‘didafions

SNOW SUITS: ‘HATS & CAPS.
“tn 3 Pieces :
= in-nylon:or poplin’

woolen, for girls and
DS Quilted: Lining : :

“Laos! Shirts

ny: Styles and: Colors. 5

“Bor Ladies or Misses | A
lin with quilted dir

Bs ‘November 15.

eas " ilway~
Castlegar: is. slated | for. ‘replacement. in'1957; ae Bi:
dent. engineer, ‘of. the B.C. De “Hi

2 Mr. Brookes said that ial
tal

he whole: Structiire was: replaced

by anew one next year. Heaatas
Mr. Brookes ‘also: ‘said. that,

as’:-he. had sirendy id

tee ‘to! Stidy thé whole eet

with ‘all’ its antieatons: and to - exe

it the matter
tackled’ with a-certain’:
degree of'.speed® since otherwise

report
5 oie ey

up: Hor the earing which. is ‘held’ ;
once:-a. year in..order to
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