Prince
Kupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
7.
1951
7
j
oca
Al
and
PERSONAL
Cancer
Drive
j
Starts
Mondayi
Prince
Rupert
Cancer
Society!
will
shoot
this
year
for
$20t0
1
when
their
campaign
opens
on
I
YOUR
SPRING
SUIT
presented
by
Cash
for
old
old.
Bulger'3.
MLss
Joan
Cross
returned
on
Miss
Thelma
Nelson
arrived
the
Cniicotin
yesterday
from
here
by
train
Thursday
from
olldays
Vancouver
and
Cali-Terrace.
She
will
reside
here
fornla-
with
friends.
j
For
having
liquor
ln
a
restaur.
S.O.N,
meeting
on
Monday
ant"
Richard
Beare
and
Ralph
April
9
at
8
p.m.
Installation
of
Menzit's
were
fined
$50
and
costs
officers.
(83c)
ln
clty
Pollce
court
Friday.
Robert
Hatch
ami
William
United
Church
men's
Strav-
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
PHONE
116
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117
or
58
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Monday.
Plans
far
the
drive
were
announced
last
night
at
a
public
meeting
of
the
society
by
D.
C.
Stevenson,
campaign
manager.
The
city
has
been
divided
into
28
districts,
he
said,
and
it
Is
expected
each
canvasser
will
be
able
to
cover
his
district
in
two
Keig
arrived
in
the
city
yester-
berry
and
ice
cream
social
and
day
on
the
Cniicotin
from
West-1
homecklng
sale
Thursday,
I
view
to
holiday
with
Mr
and
April
19-
7
P
m-
,H
j
Mrs.
Nelson
Brew
at
Haysport.
Rlchard
Callume
was
f
lned
$25
See
the
new
G.E.
Steam
Irons
and
cosis
on
a
second
offence
of
now
in
stock
at
the
Rupert
il'u'xit;aUon
in
cilv
pohce
court
Radio
&
Electric
only
$24.50.
j
tnls
week-
"
j
ttf-c)
j
infraction
of
the
city
parking,
Leaving
for
mission
fields
in
1
bylaw
cost
Lawrence
Hanna
a
'
bert
&
McCaffery
afternoons.
Volunteers
from
the
22
persons
at
the
meeting
were
few
;
but
representative?
of
thre?
I
IODE
chaoters
and
the
Sons
of
j
Norway
pledeed
their
suonorl.
Twentv-ei'ht
canvassers
will
b-1
needed,
said
Mr.
Stevenson.
f
r
LIMIItU
the
north,
Joseph
M.
Hawryluk
,lne
of
f
ive
dollars
and
costs
In
sailed
on
the
Princess
Norah
'
citv
Police
court
Friday.
iff
iv
3r6Xl
ill
'
)
yes
William
Priest
of
Queen
Char-
away
or
two
months,
visiting
.
Housekeeping
.
.
.
her
father,
H.
B.
Birtch.
ADVANCE
PARTY
COMMANDER
Maj
.
John
Price
of
Toronto,
commanding
officer
of
the
Special
Force
advance
party
which
recently
sailed
for
Korea,
is
shown
aboard
the
troopship
Pte.
P.
Martinez
chatting
with
a
member
of
the
ship's
crew
Joseph
P.
Martinez
of
Kinsburg,
Calif.,
no
relation
to
the
U.S.
war
hero
"in
whose
honor
the
ship
was
named.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
SPRING
CLEANING
IN
AIR
-JOBS
FOR
EVERYBODY
See
Japanese
folk
dancing;
sponsored
by
Job's
Daughters.
Cast
of
Japanese
children
and
adults.
Civic
Centre,
Saturday,!
April
7,
8
p.m.
Authentic
robes
and
colorful
staging.
(82c)
For
driving
without
an
adult
holder
of
a
motor
vehicle
license'
in
the
adjoining
seat.
George
Si
on
A
lorwaii
more
music,
more
I
more
pru.se
written
Nurse
is
Favorite
the
campaipn
is
to
be
completed
in
two
weeks.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
volunteered
to
organize
the
canvassers.
Headquarters
for
the
campaign
will
be
the
hospital
office.
President
Rev.
F
Antrobus
said
last
year
seven
persons
in
Prince
Rupert
had
been
helped
by
the
Cancer
Society.
Fare
of
trip
and
expenses
were
paid
for
thosi
ecommended
by
their
physicians
to
attend
the
cancer
cllnh
at
Vancouver.
"This
can.
only
be
accomplished
through
your
contributions,"
iaid
Mr.
Antrobus.
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley,
secretary-treasurer,
who
had
attended
the
semi-annual
convention
of
the
B.C.
Cancer
Society
in
Vancouver,
told
the
meeting
how
the
contributions
from
the
campaign
were
spent.
For
research
cf
the
disease
$74,000
had
been
used
in
1950;
more
than
$15,000
had
been
spent
in
direct
aid
to
cancer
sufferers;
$3000
were
used
in
Mill
Finish
and
Hard
Finish
'
nil
an
king
than
hdoui
any
,on
of
the
year.
To
there
is
no
fiemakers
tetry
to
spring
because
McDonald,
holder
of
a
learner's
'
license,
was
fined
the
minimum!
charge
of
$25
and
costs
in
city
police
court
Friday.
!
MOOSE
FACTORY
(CP)
lien.:
(Fran)
Mann
nips
sickness
in
ie
word
spring
means
anlng.
Home
econo-
I
the
bud
in
the
Indian
settle-io'ments
near
this
Hudson
Bay
Len
Ryder
was
admitted
Worsteds
in
new
smart
shades
and
patterns.
Check
thv
fabrics,
the
linings
and
packets,
the
coat
front,
workmanship,
fit
and
styling.
You
will
find
that
Fashion-Craft
ranks
among
the
first
in
all
the
important
details
of
suit
making.
PRICED
FROM
spring
cleaning
too.
at
this
time,
home
are
revising
for
Can-
post
and
the
Indians
love
her,
neither
know
the
importance
of
homemaking
nor
are
they
very
sure
how
to
go
about
homemaking.
When
actually
cleaning;
the
kitchen
perhaps
it
would
be
easiest
to
start
with
the
refrigerator.
It
should,
of
course,
be
religiously
cleaned
out
and
defrosted
but
right
now
it
needs
that
extra
special
cleaning
If
there
Is
any
spilled
milk
which
has
soured
and
dried
on
the
surface
of
the
refrigerator
it
is
most
important
to
remove
it
as
soon
as
possible
because
acid
stains
are
very
bad
for
the
enamel
and
hard
on
the
refrigerator.
When
washing
your
Thirteen
tables
were
In
play
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
whist-dance
last
night.
Prize
winners
were,
ladies',
first,
Mrs.
O.
Glske;
second,
Mrs.
Olga
Pettersen;
first
men's,
R.
Hundelde;
second,
Frank
Schroe-der.
On
the
refreshment
committee,
under
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
were
Mrs.
J.
Pedersen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alf.
Jensen,
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
G.
Selvig,
O.
K.
Olsen
and
K.
Dehll.
nisewives
bulletins
on
the
local
hospital
-
Thursday
night
after
being
flown
here
from
Juskatla,
Masset
Inlet.
Employed
with
the
Kelly
Logging
Company,
Ryder
suffered
a
frac
and
freezing
of
Can
This
tall
girl's
job
is
to
trek
to
lonely
settlements
on
James
Bay
on
her
mission
of
preventive
health
education.
She
herself
treats
cases
which
iotle
Airlines
left
on
yesterday's
plane
to
attend
the
funeral
of
his
father,
who
died
suddenly
in
Vancouver
this
week.
Notice
Midland
Pines
reopening
on
24
hour
service.
Imperial
Oil
products
at
your
Highway
entrance.
Credit
cards
accepted.
(83c)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Parkin
returned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Chilcotin
yesterday.
Mr.
Parkin,
northern
representative
of
the
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union,
returned
from
a
provincial
union
conference
held
recently
in
the
south.
Here
on
their
honeymoon,
Pte.
Wallace
Scharif,
RCASAA
and
his
wife,
nee
Mavis
Standing,
arrived
ln
yesterday
on
the
Chilcotin.
Married
Wednesday,
In
Vancouver
the
couple
will
visit
here
with
friends.
The
groom's
mother,
Mrs.
M.
Scharff,
lives
at
852
Summit.
Mrs.
Wallace
Scharff
attended
school
in
the
ctiy
before
leaving
for
the
south
in
1948.
Her
husband
is
stationed
at
Picton,
Ontario,
having
recently
Joined
the
active
service.
Miss
Olenna
Moore
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
on
the
Chilcotin
after
a
fortnight's
holiday
ln
the
south.
She
visited
with
her
brothers-in-law
and
sisters,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ken
als
and
vegetables,
so
tured
leg.
He
was
flown
here
in
may
include
the
many
different
methods
of
nd
freezing
that
were
the
regular
Queen
Charlotte
i
aren't
suf
ficientlv
serious
to
be
Airlines
flight
of
Norman
Jer-
removed
to
the
big
new
Indian
niyn.
j
hospital
he-e.
A
native
of
Camp-
(all.
Now,
as
spring
Is
visiting
home
patients.
Since
in-
$57-50
to
68-00
Watts
&
Nickerson
Check
room
was
in
charge
of;ception
of
the
society
in
1943,
bc'lton.
N.B.,
she
also
wages
a
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta.
341
persons
had
been
assisted.
continuous
campaign
to
Improve
remgerator
all
the
food
and!
Mike
Colussi
played
the
accordion
for
t.hi
rinnrp
with
Nile
sanitary
conditions.
she
said.
After
the
meeting,
films
were
shown.
lose
tests
must
be
tast-
fully
checked
in
order
which
is
the
best
i.
which
is
the
best
reci-e
to
the
Canadian
I
kitchen
starting
out
The
cupboards
pro-a
little
cluttered,
there
raoks
should
be
removed
and
the
refrigerator
turned
to
defrost.
All
compartments
and
racks
should
be
washed
with
hot
water
and
a
nan
is
a
ueia
nurse
or
me
:
Gundersen
of
as
master
cere-Indian
health
service
of
the
De-
monieg
rartrner.t
cf
National
Health
j
J
nnd
Welfare
Ph
fcis
bn
ing
her
job
since
the
service
was
m
II
JOHN
H.
SOUTHERN
DOMINION
stnrted
18
months
atro.
New
Zealand
Is
about
1,200
miles
east
of
Australia
and
its
three
islands
themselves
extend
1,100
miles.
From
Vancouver
(Friday
l
R.
Fider,
Mr.
Mclntyre,
J.
E.
Fhinn.
Mrs.
J.
Smith,
K.
F.
Harding,
H.
Nuttall,
Mr.
Radisics,
Mr.
Bosworth,
W.
Solnik.
To
Vancouver
(today)
A.
Fiel
Ins
and
ends
of
numer-
Th
ee
times
a
week
she
is
i
mild
solution
of
soap
or
one
of
the
new
detergents.
The
refrigerator
should
then
be
rinsed
well
with
clear
hot
water
and
wiped
dry.,
A
mild
solution
of
ammonia
and
water
may
be
used
if
there
is
any
odor
present
ln
the
refrig
and
left-overs
of
other
BULGER
Oplomefriil
take"
t3
th-
no
th
end
of
the
settlement
hy
snowmobile.
She
Are
Named
fian
to
sort
out
the
i
now
and
use
up
the
works
the
rest
of
the
wav
and
i
der,
8.
Smith,
H.
James,
A.
E.
Open
packages,
bans
back
on
feet;
house
by
house.'
Census
commissioner
for'
McMillan,
W.
R.
Newton,
W.
H.
I
of
food
are
invitations
which
live
on
food.
If
ny,
White
Rock,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
Jonn
E.
Wilson
c-.
Seattle.
A
py
food
In
the
cupboard
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Hall,
Dr.
L.
E.
Wood,
V.
Miller,
1
Another
three
days
are
spent
in
skeena,
H.
F.
Glassey
said
today
A.
Mosher,
CD.
Slack,
L.
Husoy,
calls
to
ratients
requiring
regu-
he
expects
to
have
about
80
E.
D.
Forward,
H.
Weiss,
Don
lar
treatment.
,
enumerators
working
ln
the
rid-!
Chong.
There
is
one
call
that
she
ing
when
"the
nose-counting"
j
To
Sandspit
.(today)D.
Kelly.
,
makes
evc.-y
day
to
the
Indian
starts,
June
1.
erator,
i
Perhaps
the
pots
and
pans
and
baking
dishes
are
beginning
to
look
a
little
worn
out
from
winter
I
use.
They
too
need
new
faces
for
J
spring.
If
the
utensils
are
aluminum
they
should
be
washed
well
I
with
a
mild
soap
and
hot
water.
)
brother,
Larry,
stationed
with
the
American
army
at
Camp
Lewis
and
a
second
brother,
Richard
of
Seattle,
were
met
by
Miss
Moore.
From
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs
residential
school,
where
sr.s
Appointed
field
supervisor
of
have
just
received
WE
our
new
ihipmcnt
of
ROSE
BUSHES
i
Don't
forget
to
see
our
complete
lines
of
GARDEN
SEEDS
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Phone
777,
300
3rd
W.
Box
516
B.
Dougherty,
J.
G.
Lee
keeps
an
eye
on
the
welfare
of
prince
Rupert
and
the
coastal
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
I
more
than
300
pupils.
Tempera
region
Is
Alex
McRae.
For
the
Interior,
Walter
Wilson,
Burns
Lake,
will
be
supervisor.
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
Mr
Quealy,
K.
Jones,
J.
Smith,
L
Reid,
E.
McWilliams.
To
Masset
(today)
Mr.
Vyse,
Mr.
Corbutt.
)
GAS
AND
KLECTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
))!)2
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
nnunn.ct'tn
en
I
i
Use
Classifieds
for
Results.
The
use
of
a
dilute
acid
will
brighten
the
aluminum
immensely.
It
Is
Important
to
remember
that
soda,
lye
and
strong
soaps
all
darken
aluminum.
If
the
utensils
are
the
stainless
steel
type
with
copper
bottoms
perhaps
they
too
are
dull
and
stain
r
1
How
Can
I
?
?
By
Anne
Ashley
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
I
STARTS
TO
work17-
y
IN
2
SICONDS
Kjta
ture.';
frecfuently
are
taken,
as
are
X-ray
examinations
for
tu-beiculcsis,
the
d'sease
ti
which
the
Indian
is
most
subject.
Fran
moves
through
the
village
to
the
accompaniment
of
howling
sleish
dogs,
staked
and.
chained
before
each
home.
Many
are
vicious,-
but
they,
ton,
have
got
to
know
her.
She's
never
been
bitten.
Hers
was
a
lonely
jcb
till
last
autumn
when
the
new
h3spit.il
was
opened.
Now
there
is
a
big
staff
and
Fran
has
plenty
of
company.
s
j
Sh?
takes
her
work
calmlv.
"The
Indians
are
good
people,"
she
says.
'All
they
need
is
Canadian
Legion
card
party
April
11.
Presbyterian
spring
sa',e,
April
12.
The
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
homecooking
sale,
April
14,
Gordon
Anderson.
Conrad
Street
School
P.T.A.
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea
April
14
at
2
p.m.
Jpears
to
be
infested
ill's
or
moths
burn
it
l:y.
because
If
this
is
i
Insects
will
quickly
f
other
foods.
Always
l-stuffs
in
sterile
jars
t
them
tightly
covered.
t
the
back
of
the
cup-feome
cans
of
fruits
and
I
which
have
been
there
r
maybe
some
Jams
or
li'h
are
two
or
three
I
Start
now
to
use
up
"rgoUen
food-stuffs.
momists
mention
that
In
homes
each
member
Iraily,
particularly
the
be
included
in
the
faning
schedule
for
ifc-ay
!'
for
each
and
every
work
shouldn't
all
wther.
If
she
works
luny
days
she
will
bj
pble
and
worn
out.
if
should
be
entrusted
!i
household
tasks,
not
H
is
helpful
to
the
I
but
also
because
it
f
'in
them
to
do
house-!d
to
realize
the
im-fl
homvmaking.
Too
-S
boys
and
girls
today
Q.
How
can
I
remodel
a
slraw
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
hat?
A.
If
it
is
desired
to
change
the
shape
of
a
straw
hat,
pour
boiling
water
over
it
and,
while
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall,
I
it
is
hot
and
pliable,
reshape
it
with
the
hands.
Take
a
bowl
or
vetsel
that
will
fit
the
crown
April
19.
!
United
Church
men's
Straw-1
berry
and
ice
cream
social
and
i
homecooking
sale
Thursday,
April
19,
7
p.m.
i
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
anu
yuice
me
nai
on
ims
wnne:a
ime
help"
j
Fill
BETTER
FAST!
Tonight's
train,
due
from
thc
ed.
To
polish
copper
bottoms
use
'
a
soft
cloth
or
a
soft
brush
and
rub
with
a
cleanser
suitable
for
polishing
copper.
If
there
is
evidence
of
corrosion
a
dilute
vine-
j
gar
solution
will
help
remove
it.
Wash
well
with
hot
soap
suds
or
a
mild
detergent,
rinse
well
and
wipe
dry.
Stainless
steel
should
need
very
little
cleaning
but
hot
soap
suds
and
a
good
polish
won't
do
it
any
harm.
After
this
treatment
the
warm
shiny
glow
of
copper
should
glisten
through
your
kitchen.
Enamel
utensils
are
used
in
many
homes
and
perhaps
they
too
are
stained
and
grey
looking.
If
they
are
soaked
in
a
solution
of
washing
soda
and
water
they
should
come
out
white
and
shiny.
They
should
j
then
of
course
be
washed
in
hot
soap
suds,
rinsed
well
and
dried
thoroughly.
Iron
frying
pans
or
dutch
ovens
should
be
washed
well
with
a
stiff
brush
ln
hot
soapy
water.
A
little
abralsive
cleanser
may
be
used
if
neces-l
ary.
They
should
then
be
rinsed
'
'
.
well
and
dried
very
thoroughly.
numiug,
ttustj
leaving
n,
uil
til
bowl
to
dry
in
the
sun.
Q.
How
can
I
tignten
the
handle
of
an
umbrella?
A.
If
the
Umbrella
hande
becomes
loose,
fill
the
hole
ln
til?
handle
with
powdered
resin.
East
at
10:15,
is
renorted
three-and-a-half
hours
late
owing
to
connections
at
Jasper.
This
will
bring
the
train
in
at
1:45
a.m.
W.O.T.M;
Spring
Bazaar,
Aprn
20.
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
party,
Friday,
April
20,
8
p.m.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April
26.
THE
NEW
CREDIT
RESTRICTIONS
heat
the
rod,
and
then
press
j
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
!
firmly
into
the
hole
LICHFIELD.
England
fCP)
HOW
THEY
AFFECT
YOU
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
Lutheran
tea,
May
26.
fej.
How
can
I
prevent
the
Theological
students
in
this
peeling
of
onions
from
affeo
:
Staffordshire
city
will
work
for
ing
the
tear
ducts
of
the
eyes?
!six
months
in
mines,
factories
A.
By
dipping
the
onions
for
land
shops.
The
idea
is
to
give
a
moment
in
boiling
w,ater
anil
j
future
clergymen
in.
Britain
then
beginning
at
the
root
an
l
i
first-hand
experience
of
how
the
nerlin?
uowards.
.average
man
works
and
lives
IT
ARRIVED!
:F
F
Y
u
i
t
s
For
Action
Advertise!
FORK
SHOPPE
I
CANADA'S
COST-OF-LIVING
INDEX
193539
100
CLASS
OF
GOODS
I
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
I
DOWN
PMT
TIME
TO
PAY
INSTALMENT
'
GROUP
50
not
less
1
,,,,.
$2,511
Weekly
or
Motor
Vehicles
than
10
00-
months
m
MonthIy
GROUP
2
Consumer
Goods
boueht
will)
!ii
notlcss
than
$2.50
Weekly
Budget
Coupons
&
Cerlificates.
$10.00
6
mnt"
.
or
,
io
per
.,.
monlh
monln
(Includes
Clothing,
Kitchen
Hardware,
small
purchases,
etc.)
GROUP
3
'
All
Consumer
Goods
nut
inclml-
'-s
less
than
SS.50
Wceklv
or
ed
in
Groups
12,
includes
$10.00
12
months
Silo
per
month
Furniture
and
Appliances
(Nee
exceptions
Below)
21
Oi
When
pots
and
pans
are
thoroughly
cleaned
they
do
not
discolor
the
drying
towel.
This
Job
of
cleaning
of
cooking
utensils
is
one
which
the
children
may
easily
do
on
Saturday
morning.
Father
may
help
too,
perhaps
he
wouldn't
mind
cleaning
the
garbage
can.
This
is
one
piece
of
equipment
which
is
so
often
neglected
.
It
Is
not
necessary
to
describe
how
disagreeable
and
dangerous
a
dirty
garbage
can
may
be.
It
should
be
cleaned
regularly
with
hot
soap
and
200
DEC,
1784V
i
'90
180
:
4
i
"Wlrf
r.no'ch
Sport
'
water
and
a
long
handled
brush.
A
little
washing
soda
may
h
j
used
to
keep
the
can
sweet
smell
EXCEPTIONS
These
Regulations
do
not
apply
to:
Books,
Fuel
of
all
kinds
for
heating
purposes,
building
materials,
house
trailers,
personal
or
household
effects
(including
a
car
that
you
have
owned
for
at
least
six
months
continuously
i.
real
estate.
URVOLVING
CREDIT
ACCOUNTS,
PERMANENT
JUDGET
ACCOUNTS
If
you
have
a
Revolving
Credit
or
Permanent
Budget
Account
(in
which
you
can
run
your
credit
up
to
a
certain
fixed
surm,
the
minimum
down
payment
is
now
16
of
the
credit
agreed
upon,
but
not
less
than
$IQ.
Maximum
Period
of
Credit
is
6
months
and
the
Minimum
Instalment
is
$2.50
weekly
or
$10
Monthly.
If
you
had
such
an
Account
before
March
19th.
and
vou
buv
ing.
The
brush
should
be
scaled-ed
thoroughly
afterwards
and
'
hung
up
to
dry.
j
These
hints
should
give
a
start
'
on
the
yearly
clean-up.
fc
""'
i7i
i
i
so!-'
'
179.7
1
CANADA
J71'
140
-
'
1
30
-
1201-
-
-
1946
,
IQA7
.
IQ48
,
1949
.
1950'
1
,0r
1951
cr
'y:Ll2
'
j
IQO
f
M
A
J
u
A
s
O
N
hotel
'
arrivals
roods
on
tl.
after
March
19th
and
the
amount
of
the
Account
is
less
than
$60,
the
payments
must
be
increased
to
$2.50
weekly
or
$10
monthly.
If
you
are
rcplnclnu
or
rcuHlriim
property
lost
or
dmaKed
by
Ore.
flood
or
other
catastrophe,
you
con
Rpplv
to
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
have
the
Ir
tnsaction
exempted
Irom
these
Consumer
Credit
Regulations.
Broadly
speaking,
these
Regulations
do
not
apply
to
loans
made
for
purposes
other
than
the
purchase
of
Consumer
Goods
at
Retail.
In
any
cases
of
doubt,
It
Is
wtse
to
refer
to
the
Consumer
Credit
Regulations
(SOR51-31.
These
can
be
obtained
Iron
your
local
bank.
It
should
be
clearly
understood
that
this
Is
only
a
simplified
digest
of
the
main
parts
of
the
Regulations,
and
the
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
not
responsible
for
any
consequences
arising
from
wrong
Interpretation
thereof.
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
!fiG
safe
buys!
lfer
ft.
I
(Prince
Biinert)
F.
S.
Bonney.
Nanainn:
D.
i
Boult,
Prince
George;
L.
O.
Swan,
i
W.
Solnik,
K.
Bosworth,
F.
Soor,
A.
W.
Christie,
J.
S.
Brok-e
and
K.
i
Hinton,
Vancouver;
R.
Vyse,
Nelson;
Peter
Oottsellg,
Victoria:
L.
lOrr
and
H.
Harper,
Terrace.
BIGGEST
BOOST
Canada's
cost-of-living
index
took
the
biggest
jump
in
its
history
during
February,
rl.
in?
4.5
points
to
a
record
179.7
as
of
March
1.
Higher
food
costs
were
the
main
lactoi
in
the
boost,
although
every
sub-index
s
lowed
an
increase.
Tha
solid
line
represents
the
Canadian
index,
while
the
dotted
line
sho
vs
the
U.S.
Consumer's
Price
Index
which
stood
at
1815
on
Jan.
15.
Figmvs
are
not
directly
comparable,
but
merely
indicate
trends.
(CP
PHOTO)