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Monday,
August
4,
J&47
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PRODUCTS
SUrrLEMENT
C.
Products
Show
-
Ciwc
Cenlre
-
Wednesday
Night
Canadian
favorite
for
quality,
flavor
and
Rogers'
GOLDEN
SYRUP
is
a
healthful,
economical
and
easy
to
use.
Ask
for
it
at
TIMBER
$15,000X00
plant
into
JDeration
I
largest
uncut
timber
reserve?
When
the
Cr'antse
Corrcra-
on
Watson
Island
it
w'u
be
the
j
that
lie
adjacent
to
Prince
Rup-tin
of
Port.
Edwarr:
puts
their
first
bis
effort
to
tap
the
world
ert.
warn
Agent
Hazclwood
Ice
Cream
GEORGETOWN
LUMBER
&
BOX
CO.
LIMITED
.
A
Pioneer
Prince
Kupcrt
Industry
Producers
of
General
and
Box
Lumber
EXTENDS
ITS
BEST
WISHES
to
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
KEEP
UP
THE
GOOD
WORK
sen
&
grocery
ii
4
CONFECTIONERY
CAFE
Postal
Station
"B"
Sixth
Avenue
East
variety
of
uses,
energy
food.
It's
your
grocers.
the
ii
irtS
Kcd
MEAT
MARKET
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
III
m
LOCAL
CHA1KMAN
L.
M.
Kelsenthal,
prominent
local
merchant,
chairman
of
the
mittee
which
made
arrangements
at
this
end
for
the
staging
of
the
B.C.
Products
Show.
Illness
forced
Mr.
Fel-senthal
to
leave
the
city
but
Robert
Woods,
a
Junior
Chamber
member
carried
on
ably
during
his
absence.
B.C.
SYRUP
IS
ALWAYS
POPULAR
Rogers'
Golden
Syrup,
product
of
the
B.C.
Sugar
Refinery,
Vancouver,
has
been
a
"must"
in
British
Columbia
households
for
many
years.
Known
as
"a
western
product
for
western
people,"
Its
distribution
In
Western
Canada
has
been
widespread.
Housewives
have
found
it
particularly
helpful
in
the
kitchen
as
it
can
be
used
as
an
ingredient
in
many
recipes.
With
children
too,
it
has
always
been
a
favorite.
I
ine
reunery
nas
suppuea
tne
great
bulk
of
the
sugar
used
in
Western
Canada
for
a
lengthy
period
of
time,
and
although
the
,
sugar
Is
rationed
at
present,
I
housewives
are
looking
forward
'to
the
time
when
it
can
again
j
be
purchased
In
liberal
quan
tities
for
cooking
and
table
use.
B.C.
Packers
(Continued
from
Page
5)
Winnipeg
and
Sydney,
Australia,
and
marketing
subsidiaries
at
Chicago,
Cleveland,
Ohio
and
Winnipeg.
Frozen
fish,
caught
In
north-
eivi
B.
C.
waters
and
refrigerated
at
the
Prince
Rupert
nlant
in
clude
halibut,
salmon,
black
cod,
ling
cod,
brills,
soles,
herring
and
smelts.
Varieties
of
salt
fish
in
clude
mild
cured
salmon,
salt
red
salmon,
salt
herring
and
black
cod.
Famous
for
its
smoked
fish,
the
company
produces
kippered
herring,
bloaters,
mild
cured
red
salmon,
black
cod,
kippered
black
.cod.
These
local
plants,
added
to
those
on
the
lower
mainland
and
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancou
ver
Island,
add
their
share
to
the
production
of
the
famous
Clover
Leaf
brand
of
sea
foods
including
salmon,
pilchard
and
clams
and
the
Rupert
Brand
of
fresh
-vad
frozen
fish.
Thus
at
the
B.
0.
Products
show
here,
district
fishery
prod
ucts
Hie
on
local
display.
Sun
Life
A
Home
Construction
Is
Steadily
Going
J
On
In
Prince
Rupert
1
Housing
construction
in
Prince
Kunert,
brought
tn
a
near-standstill
durintr
the
war,
is
slowly
making
;
a
come-back
although
it
is
hampered
by
a
scarcity
of
materials
and
high
prices
which,
if
continued,
could
'create
a
serious
shortage
of
homes
should
the
city
I
experience
its
predicted
increase
in
population.
I
This
come-back,
although
It
Is
a
long
way
from
reaching
the
proportions
of
a
building
boom,
shows
up
startlngly
during
the
first
six
jnonuis
of
this
year
in
comparison
with
preceding
years
and
u
a
re-assuring
sign
of
confidence
in
the
future.
Number
of
homes
on
which
construction
has
started
-during
the
first
six
months
of
1947
is
more
than
double
the
whole
of
1943,
while
their
value
Is
almost
three
times
as
great
as
for
last
year.
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Dime
jtwjuaijf
,
i.vv
been
applications
for
16
building
permits
for
construtcion
cf
private
dwellings,
the
value
of
per-mits
being
$44,000.
During
the
whole
of
1946,
there
were
only
dx
applications
made
to
the
City
Engineer's
office,
the
total
value
being
$15,400.
Total
value
of
ali
building
permits
issued
in
the
city
last
year
Yvas
$La-j&0,
while
for
the
first
six
months
of
this
year,
the
value
has
been
$115,627.
This
clearly
indicates
that,
while
the
total
volume
of
building
is
about
equal,
home
construction
Is
composing
a
greater
part
of
the
1947
building
doliar.
Despite
high
costs
of
materials,
the
average
cost
of
homes
as
declared
on
the
building
permit
applications
has
remained
constant
since
1943.
For
the
four-and-a-half
year
period
since
January
1,
1S43,
average
cost
of
homes
has
been
$2,8S0.
Curing
that
time,
39
residences
have
been
built
at
a
total
estimated
Cost
of
$rft,320.
;
Avcrase
unit
cost
in
1947
lias
teen
$2,888.
The
minute
average
increase
must
be
put
down
to
the
fact
that
a
number
of
home
builders,
particularly
veterans,
are
building
by
their
own
.labor
and
thus
saving
substantially
by
not
employing
carpenters.
No
particular
section
has
bees
singled
out
for
home
construction,
although
three
new
home3
are
under
construction
on
Fourth
Avenue
East.
New
home
sites
have
ranged
from
Graham
Aven
ue
in
Westview
to
Alfred
Street
ssurance
Co.
OF
CANADA
Extends
the
Facilities
of
the
National
Housing
Act
To
Prospective
Home
Owners
in
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
All
inquiries
should
be
made
at
the
office
of
S.
D.
JOHNSTON
CO.
LTD.
Real
Estate
Insurance
Financial
Agent
PHONE
130
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
617
2x
Ave.
W.
east
of
Hays
Cove
bridge.
No
true
picture
or
the
home
fltuatlon
in
the
city
would
be
complete
without
mention
of
the
fact
that
the
biggest
proportion
st
money
spoilt
on
binislng
curing
the
last
five
years
has
been
on
repairs
and
extension
to
homes.
This
also
takes
into
consideration
the
value
of
Industrial
and
business
building
undertaken
during
that
time.
I
Ttiere's
a
lead
I
in
evertj
line
ll
DALKEITH:
onc
of
the
men
wn
wfnntf
of
the
Canadian
West,
Daughter
of
Ci!
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m
Iff
iC-H
I
Thii
advertisement
1$
not
HOUSING
LOANS
NOW
AVAILABLE
After
years
or
agitation
to
ha
have
Prince
Rupert
included
in
its
privileges,
National
Housing
Act
facilities
have
Just
been
extend'
ed
to,
this
city
through
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
By
this
means,
there
Is
reason
to
expect
that
a
considerable
program
of
home
building
may
be
instituted
here.
Finalizing
of
arrangements
for
the
practical
extension
of
N.
H.
A.
to
Prince
Rupert
is
another
of
the
many
Important
developments
which
1947
Is
bringing
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
way
of
establishing
permanence
and
stability.
B.
C.
products
will
stand
the
test
buy
them
regularly.
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