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fas Rupert Men's And Boys’ Store
-{¥n, GOING OUT OF BUSINESS |
Si) > = SALE NOW ON!

THESE ARE SUPER BARGAINS OFFERED ONLY WITH A GOING
OUT OF BUSINESS SALE. AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS

Ad igh : ea gin. DOES NOT REPEAT ITSELF. QUANTITIES AND SIZES ARE
ar r ee “ GOOD BUT LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND.

LOWER THAN WHOLESALE. ALL FIRST QUALITY

_ MEN'S

Doug Wood Says:

We aint foolin! We're
moving out but we've left
a storeful of honest bar-
gains. You'll be seein me
in a few weeks at Wal-
lace’s Men’s and Boys’

 

 

10 Prince Rupert D-

= rily Ney t
Thursday, October 94 4, ae

Forestry Policy Probe (i
Off Temporarily by BC. G

VICTORIA (CP) — The Provincial on

has abandoned plans—for this year at leae 4
Chief Justice Gordon Sloan as a royal wail
to delve once again into forestry pol -
Columbia,

Icy in}

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An authoritative sc aid
id

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Source #8;
Premier W. A. C. Bennett ar ini
he Chief Justice could not come |
, 4 y

it
jlo an agreement on the naturs
th

eem b | .
| of the enquiry, and the idea now
as been dropped Ol e

The Premier, it is understood,

was thinking in terms of a short

inquiry when he asked Chief B

Justice Sloan to act. Premiey o Nee QQ Hl
Bennett to

deal mainly with troublesome VANCOUVER 9
aspects of the forest manag vUVCEN
> mint

Hen. Pawan bees as a
Chief Justice Sloan, it is said, | (0 (OP ‘he nearg »

* 1 10,000-foot means
was not interested in undertak st ae ac oun tay
ing the limited task. He felt the |“ Vd States pag

Job wouldn't be worthwhile doing - Leader of th party.
© necessary-—uniess he could | *°4! Carts chair

investigate all phases « oreat | * 4! Y ection ¢

policy as he had done previously, ©!Ub of Canada, (ij

 

 

, This might have taken twe |." os M Ss Alfreds ig
Store. In the meantime, ears, and from a political view- va Meet Ray, Pg
don’t wait. Come on in the point was distasteful to the gov ton ane Dat
i ‘ : ernment which wants some de inet i
° d ae and get your bar finite action on the contentious es Bs a
gains. Von t wait. issue before the election next \. oe aes Pade
em Sutte Inlet 4
‘ ’ . : : te £ the , fe .
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:—-Select for yourself any two pair of men’s shoes. The regular price is plainly marked en poe ed a ' ati
‘ . ® . . ‘ . aroppec Ap Lwo
on every pair. If both pair are the same price, you pay for only one pair. If different prices, you pay the highest . ae a al e
price. You do the choosing. ONE PAIR IS YOURS FREE. mission ind hiel The mountain
take "Arh pl nland, said Carter
would leave the rovernmen: Way terrible ¥, had
open to critidiem that it was) our way throp hf
as niy gh for
sidestepping the lesuc a time, then ceay ap

@ No Exchanges
@ No Loy Aways
@ No Deposits

   

n — “te
@ SALES FINAL
@ NO HOLDS

@ NO ALTERATIONS

@ CASH ONLY RUPERT MEN'S AND BOYS’ STORE
Going Out Of Business Sale!
Dozens Of Other Unlisted Bargains

$12.75 - $14.95 BOYS’ SUITS $4.99
47.95 - $10.25 BOYS’ SATIN WINDBREAKERS $4.99
92.95 BOYS’ DENIM PANTS atsize $1.99
S11.95 - $16.95 MEN'S DRESS PANTS $4.99 $5.99 $6.99
$2.95 MEN'S WHITE SANF. SHIRTS size: 16 0416 $1.99
$6.95 - $7.95 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS tooteonssv.. $3.99
SH1.95 - $24.95 MEN'S WINDBREAKERS Asonca sizes 1/y PRICE
$6.95 - $8.95 MEN'S CARDIGAN SWEATERS $3.99
$5.50 - $5.15 MEN'S SLEEVELESS PULLOVERS $2.99
53 - SUMEN’S IMPORTED LEATHER DRESS GLOVES$1.29
52.05 - $4.25 MEN'S ASSORTED SCARVES cori 99
S1.75 MEN'S NYLON AND WOOL SOCKS ansis 99
$26 - §30 YOUTHS’ SUITS. sixes 23-24-25 $14.99
$50 - $60 MEN'S SUITS worsteds ond Gabardine $29.99
$5 - §8 MEN'S ADAM FELT HATS atsizc $2.99
$14.95 - $20.95 MEN'S Assorted RAINCOATS .. $5.99
8.75 MEN'S RUBBER KNEE-BOOTS isis  - $4.99
7.15 MEN'S 6-EYELET RUBBER WORK SHOES $3.99

 

 

 

 

 

@ same period last ye
ere 11,717 accident il
deaths, 3045 injuries and $3.166
erty damage
end of August

3
year 299.269 motor-vehicles we

licensed to use the highway poo
compared with 275,283 im the
same period in 191

2 The rovernments hand as We went hack for
would be tied once the inquiry pack

started. It couldn't make change !

while the probe was under- :

Consequently, the government | ©"
now la expected to tangle some (PR. WH
phases of the problem itself. and oa ” hye
thus be able to point out to the 8 .
¢ : 2. oe ‘ We w

res inagement plan's critics)

ome definite improvement :

» DY the new administra : a

ion ge este al
pinnnacies It would}

e US a Gay cro
rhe i ng
B.C) Highway 2

. ae

Toll Climbs vALCAm
VICTORIA €P). British ¢ Be ap fi
lumbla’s highway accident toll! ! ny
ontinues to climb dizaliy ny

The Motor-Vehicle Branch re- ” a
ted today during the f

      
 
  
 
 
  

t months . of . 1952, 12,470 ee a Dee

i
highway crashes killed 119 pe ‘
K ji

injured 4.202 persons and
COs EE ee eee Tt

  

THE LAUGH SMASH OF 'EM Al

  
  
  
   

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cAGNEY

CORINNE &

CALVET
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TECHNICOLOR

with WILLIAM DEMABEST « JAMES GLLASON

TODAY to SATURDDAY TOTE
Evenings 7: - 9:05 p.m

Matinee Saturday 2: p.m. 4 FAMOUS PI AYERS

  

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