member
Colonel
Cod
v.
Our
old
,
fared,
fine-drawn
and
lenn.
fh
n,
frk-nd
Buffalo
Bill
kept
his
hair1
was
sensitive,
imaginative
andiVoOm
st
Rupert
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News
As
I
See
It
1
Work
n
vn,'
i.q
mi
hia
imi
i
fri
nrwi
li-ii
n
m
rn
s.
umn
nfrvfim
,
,
a
Ion',
a
prosperous
and
a
stir-
j
n
naircin,
cost..,
ji.su
m
San
I
skin,
tin
I
-.
ring
life.
'
Out
I,
Fiiday,
November
9,
1951
Francisco,
the
rate
having
been
;
In
the
ttt
,
Tint
here,
the
pol.ler
It
Is,
nut-
'
side
the
hotter
they
keep
the
!
buildings
inside.
To
those
of
us
who
have
lived
on
the
Pacific
!
coast
for
some
time,
where
we
!
never
got
very
cold
weather
i
at
'
least
before
the
atom
bomb
knocked
the
world
cockeyed
i
the
winter
mixture
here
is
pretty
!
hard
to
take.
j
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
1.
11
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ma
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uuiuruuK
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now
attain-
Sleeping
,
w,
'
sturdy,
honest,
unimaginative
,
ed
the
dignity
of
a
major
in-
over
it
,
-'to
been
used
j
du-try?
If
so,
the
s-ale
must
beitrei
lias
Fnglish
farmer
V
I
have
come
to
the
conclusion
1
world
over
But
the
real
John
1
Fr
a
good
barber
should
be
able
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ueuer
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deal
If
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tne
heat
Inside.
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n.n
tnr
o
h.iirent.
the
rat.
trii,niwth
riiffi-rent
tvnd
dows
are
wide
open.
But
still
v'"
u,
annoimeed
,
San
Contemporary
portraits,
says
P"tted,a,'eea,;'
Some
dauntless
mortal
Is
get-
I
tin
out
a
paper,
or
bulletin,
or
I
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m.
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sucn
a
Diast
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neat
is
coming
.
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show
i.im
to
be
dark,
oval-
r
rain
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from
the
nether
rpoinn.
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AkiilUlv.
I
n40
bath-except
that
this
heat
Ui
spent
three
wonderful
-su
"'
y
'if-
ashed
shirts
diy
'
,
,
,
,
,
i"
the
buthroom
in
an
hour
:
days
here
at
the
lakehead
two.
f-atchirip-
nn
on
the
sloe')
:
Civic
Centre
Campaign
IsCETmORE
the
annual
campaign
for
lntm-
bership
in
the
Prince
Paipert
Civic
Centre
is
L
,
p.,,-
.
ewj
you
want
to
write
a
real
.
.
,
i
vtiwuvw
jwt-ii
wuy
iiufc
tune
commencing
and,
as
we
have
done
year
alter
year,
,
tI-on
as
your
title
-Tne
Germ
HlU
vo
wholeheartedly
sujiport
it
again
Here's
the
Refrigerator
that'
aimed
squarely
al
to-doy's
need
for
saving
money
in
-
food
buying
and
food
keeping!
But
I
have
been
wide
awaxe
Francisco
the
.enough
to
make
a
few
speeehe.,
Anwrl
Coll
of
sonti
tej
on
he
Bntish
electlon-and
ai
bomoan,
m
,
t
ta
l.nd
how
why
were
some
o.
,
.,
,
womUr
r
no
,
I
the
stories
published
in
some
big
y,,t
,
'.,,,
HIRf'J
SOME
Of
;city
papers
about
"wild
extrava-
1947
only
30
per
cent
of
staph
Tn.tn.hnttnin
safe
cold
for
all
foods
Li
IB
1
vti-
I
f
I
lH
Kai.ct"
m
preparations
for
the
lol.occuge,.ms
could
a
trip
of
Princess
Elizabeth.
,
.
,.,.,,.
u
The
hotel
I
am
in
is
the
one
1
1949
m
iess
than
51)
per
cent
of
where
the
royal
couple
stayed
;
Ult,
gt.rms
could
survive.
Now
01
and
where
somebody
is
sup-'per
eeni
0
germs
live
posed
to
have
pic
ked
up
the
j
Tesls
sh()W
tnat
the
..WOIKl
L
ilt
que
iui
it-un
ui
auiifi
wt-
fjos'
eninc
UU.H....S.
!
germs
In
Korea
than
they
are
One
lloor
cf
the
hotel
was
re-1
here,
decorated,
but
I
would
say,
not
j
why?
before
it
reeded
it.
In
fail.
I
Htvause
the
new
generations
wiiile
this
is
one
of
Canada'.,
j
ot
Bernui
in
North
America
are
Uncst.
most
tomfortable
hotels
the
sous
and
grandsons
and
the
whob
five
floors
could
di-
'
great-grandsons
of
the
few
wi.h
a
paint-up
clean-up
joi.
1
ernu
that
survived
the
original
like
floor
throe
sot
lor
tne
royal
i
atusks
of
the
"wonder
drugs."
visit.
i
e
Bigger
interior
to
hold
more
food
I-i
g
'
J
Giant
Super-Freeier
for
froien
foods
.1
-tijsS,
i
i
Bin-size
Hydrators
hold
more
vegetable!
J
tSS
i
Meter-Miser
mechonism
iw
l
current
1
"C7.XT:
'',y
H
.
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j
'
i
5-Year
Protection
plan
1
;-X;.,-,-"'"'"
j
Here's
the
Electric
Range
ffel
COMING
back
to
Canada
from
Britain
is
a
strange
experience
at
this
time
of
year.
In
1W,
LATEST
figures
published
at
Ottawa
show
that
the
cost
of
living
is
now
190.4
which
is
an
increase
for
September
Britain
you
half-freeze
when
:
against
189
9
for
August.
The
you
are
inside
the
houses,
for
j
explanation
Is
"a
sharp
climb
they
just
are
not
warmed
to
the
!
in
clothing
prices."
degree
to
which
we
are
accus-
Wiiat
a
mystery!
For
the
Ft-tomed.
I
(Continued
on
pae
i
1
VVip
SPECIAL
'
The
worthwhileness
of
our
Civi'c
Centre
has
lfng
since
heen
established.
We
would
ask
even
those
who
may
be
critical
or
hesitant
in
supporting
the
institution
if
they
do
not
benefit
some
way
or
another
many
time
a
year
from
the
Civic
Centre
lx:ing
here.
Does
it
not
contribute
in
some
way
to
tfcvelop
amenities
which
each
and
all
of
us
enjoy?
And
if
we
benefit
from
and
enjoy
the
Civic
Centre,
should
we
not
willingly
and
without
hesitation
rise
to
its
support
by
the
simple
act
of
good
citizenship
of
being
a
member?
Looking
at
it
even
from
the
selfish
standpoint,
l
can
be
pointed
out
that
the
possession
of
mein-Ifcrship
gives
us
the
benefit
of
reduced
rates
on
two
important
activities
that
come
to
mind
at
once
basketball
and
the
Alaska
Trail
concerts.
In
fact,
it
must
be
pretty
difficult
for
any
citizen
to
explain
why
he
or
she
is
not
a
Civic
Centrp
member.
Certainly
no
one
who
does
not
belong
can
lay
much
claim
to
public
spiritedness.
Such
membership
should
be
almost
a
"must"
in
personal
budgeting.
Let
us
all
be
able
to
enter
the
Civic
Centre
and
enjoy
its
privileges
with
a
clear
conscience.
Britain
Faces
Facts
IMPOSITION
so
promptly
by
the
new
government
I
of
fresh
austerity
measures
upon
the
long-suffering
and
patient
people
of
Britain
causes
no
surprise.
The
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
announced
courageous
and
forthright
action
in
Parliament
yesterday
to
meet
Britain's
deteriorating
fiscal
situation.
Obviously,
Mr.
Butler
did
not
draw
his
punches
in
painting
his
picture.
At
least,
things
are
no
worse
than
he
suggested.
There
has
possibly
been
a
tendency
on
the
part
of
the
recent
Labor
government
to
gloss
over
the
realities
although
the
former
Chancellor,
Mr.
Oaitskill,
Was
not
slow
in
reminding
the
House
that
he
had
pointed
out
the
gravity.
Now
more
production
and
less
consumption
is
called
for
from
the
people.
How
they
will
respond
remains
to
be
seen.
It
may
not
be
such
a
willing
response
as
would
be
the
case
were
there
a
real
war
crisis
to
inspire
and
coerce
them.
History
has
been
that
Britons
always
grumble
but
always
take
it.
And,
doubtless,
they
will
do
so
again.
criplure
faiiage
for
JoJay
"We
see
Jesus
.
.
.
for
the
.suffering
of
death,
crowned
with
glory
and
V
..-lur'-Heb.
2:9.
it?'
rl
'
1
"'
f
J
that
cook
lightning-fa
i
'
laves
electric
current
I
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"""
jl
jenr
nirs
somc
or
the
moor:
'pS?
"
5-sped
Radiantube
Surface
Units
O
JJr-rV
"Wonder
Oven"
bakes
and
roasts
at
same
time
'J
;
0&4
Cook-Master
Oven
Cootrol
cooks
automatically
Xw
Triple-Duty
Thermiier
Cooker
.
-j
mm
High-Speed
Waist-High
Broiler
(Smokeless
type)
j
-
Thick
insulation
on
all
six
sides
;
3
A
real
Rye
Whisky
at
a
popular
price.
Made
from
Rye
Grain
mashe
and
matured
in
oak
casks
under
controlled
conditions.
71
yiV
l
LONDON
DRY
GIN
Distilled
from
grain
majhe
and
rectified
over
finest
quality
im-V
ported
botanicals.
The
ideal
Gin
for
Cocktails,
Collins,
etc.
,t
f
rom
coast
to
coast
it's
melchers
Melchers
Distilleries,
limited
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
C
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
Workerr'
Union
is
seeking
a
I
straight
25
percent
increase
on
Dispute
Delays
Herring
Fishing
VANCOUVER
ii
-British
Columbians
herring
fishing
opera
-last
year's
rate
of
$7.40
per
ton
v
wtU
us
longer
week-end
rest
I
periods
and
other
benefits.
.
The
union
has
rejected
the
operators-.'
o.fer
to
boost
the
'
nrier
5np
ner
t.nn
nHrlinor
a
ion.
Here's
the
Food
Freezer
that
gives
you
miracle-savings
in
quantity
and
in-season
buying
and
preserving!
Htufi
soul
or
the
moor:
Space
for
over
300
lbs.
of
frozen
foods
Meter-Miser
mechanism
simplest
ever
built
All-Steel
cabinet
durable
Dulux
finish
Extra
thick
insulation
wrap-around
coils
Automatic
signal
light
indicates
normal
operation
tions
are
far
behind
schedule
be-
catse
of
a
pay
dispute.
The
150-lent
welfare
fund
contribution
boat
fit
it
is
tied
up
here
while
:
This
would
make
a
total
return
a
.union
and
operators'
negotia-
j
01
S8
a
ton.
-
.
1:03
committee
seeks
a
settle-1
The
fishery
Is
now
12
rlnvs
mailt.
bimnd
schedule
and
still
no
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
i
settlement
is
signed.
General
Electric
WASHERS
Planning
For
Xmas
Giving?
A
Wonderful
Selection
for
Men
and
Boys.
Good
quality
shirts,
ties,
dress
gloves,
sox,
suspenders,
ad
scores
of
other
articles.
REASONABLE
PRICES
BUY
NOW!
GOOD
SELECTION
MEN'S
SPORT
AND
DRESS
SHIRTS
all
sizes
A
real
buy,
from
2.75
to
5.50
Jr''t.
MEN'S
DRESS
SOX--Good
quality-
?
pure
wool
mixtures,
dlumond
sox
Vv
A
and
a
host
of
others.
Vgfyfdt
fnm
55c
to
2.20
Nl-feg
'
MEN'S
TIES-Hand
made,
beautiful
"'
.-JttT
colors
95c
to
1.50
MEN'S
I'NDERWF.AR
Stanfield's
and
Penman's
union
suits.
I
-
r
Suit
3.50
to
4.25
FANTS
AND
SLACKS
for
young
men,
dress,
semi-dress,
sport.
Real
selection,
perfect
mit.
From
8.00
to
14.58
MEN'S
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Fairly
heavy
weight,
lots
of
wear.
A
real
bargain
4.25
MEN'S
BOMBER
JACKETS
Fur
collar,
best
quality
and
makes.
Sells
about
20.00
Now
15.00
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
Brown
and
black-all
sizes
MS-BOYS'
Wear
BOYS'
PURE
WOOL
PI
LLOVERS
Sizes
2
years.
Assorted
plain
shades
2,25
BOYS'
PANTS
School
and
dress.
Well
tailored,
f'om
2.50
to
4.95
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS
Nice
patterns
95c
BOYS'
W1NDBREAKERS
AND
JACKETS
All
wool,
well
tailored.
Less
than
factory
prices
3.75
to
4.75
BOYS'
LACE
RUBBER
BOOTS-Best
quality,
now
2.00
a
pair
up
They're
made
M
General
MoW
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ABOUT
GENEROUS
f
TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
ON
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