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and
Stewart
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P--
tft
ednesday
3
p.m.
Km
Anyox
and
Stewart
ftMdav
.
ll:30
a-ra
if
Thursday
8
P-m.1
Km
ovember
Alaska
7.
17
and
28
pjn.
MAY
FLY
ON
COAL
ONDON,
Nov.
17:
CP
Devel
ment
if
steam
technique
may
ke
cosslble
an
Atlantic
flight
LEARFThlrtv.slv
mnms
newly
renovated
and
mostly
f
urv
nished.
W.
J.
Alder.
City
Hall.
FOR
RUNT
!RUSS
FEELS
'
(271V
OR
RENT
-Two
room
furnished
Phone
Red
444.
(270)
s
THE
SlTREMf,
rut'RT
OF
BRITlSh
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-
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rfuiiti......
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of
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of
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fortlnrtth.
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HI
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asm
th,
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Ofllclal
AdmtaltrB.tior,
Vrlnoe
Rupert.
B.
0
Kl'REMB
COVKT
OF
IIKITISII
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
maitrr
of
th
Aln.1ntrallon
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fORJiAN
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WATT.
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Admlmatrator.
th.
Pf'no
Rupert,
B.C.
HE'S
MADE
QUITE
GOOD
Soviets
in
City
and
Farm
Mark
21st
Birthday
o(
Red
Regime
By
WADE
WERNER
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
MOSCOW,
Nov.
17:
(CP)
Having
Just
celebrated
Its
21st
Dlrthday
with
all
its
cities,
towns
and
villages
beflagged,
Soviet
Russia
looked
back,
on
the
struggle
to
transform
a
backward
agricultural
country
Into
a
hlehly-industrial
nation
with
motorized
farms
and
a
population
accustomed
to
travel
In
Pravda,
the
Communist
Party
Km
River
ana
t
on
straps
on
newspaper,
esumaiea
inai
we
uov-
i.jnnay
.
.7
pjn
i
union
s
capuai
investments
in
im
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
the
past
10
years
amounted
to
some
ueSday
11:30
un.
zoo
.000,000,000
rubles
(about
$40,-
Oneen
Charlotte
Islands
'
000,000,000)
with
another
40.000,-
Movember
4
and
18
.
9:30
pjn.
000,000
rubles
devoted
to
construc-
Bm
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
uus
year.
rtvember
4,
16
and
30
ajn.
Alaska
November
3,
13
and
24
ajn.
More
inan
su
per
cent
01
all
gooas
produced
in
the
Soviet
Union
this
year
came
from
factories
built
or
entirely
remodelled
since
the
revolution
in
1917.
One
thousand
five
hundred
more
construction
Jobs,
including
factories,
will
be
finished
this
year.
Among
the
projects
completed
was
the
new
slx-mlle
Gorky
line
of
the
subway
In
Moscow.
Coal
production
here
is
increasing
h
rnai
ftr
fuel,
said
Lt.-Col.
J.
H.
year
by
year.
In
the
newly
devel-
Oreenlv
president
of
the
Brlt-Lped
districts,
the
output,
Soviets
Institute
on
Fuel.
rssinEO
FOR
SALE
DR
SALE-Stock
and
fixtures.
Second
Avenue
Confectionery.
(270)
DR
SALE-
R.C.A.
Victor
Radio,
chiffonier
table,
mls:ellaneous
lamwhold
articles.
Phonp
Rlu
Its.
'-"p
"
an
China
cabinet,
bureau,
etc,
4,
Smith
&
Mallet
Block.
nrsday
afternoon
or
evening.
JVANTED
(271)
pTED
Young
man
with
some
of
book-keeping,
state
Iaovlcdge
sperience
and
give
references,
33,
Dally
News.
tl.
WTED-.-Girl
for
general
house
-
nti.
Must
be
good
cook.
Phone
5.
(269)
FOR
LEASE
j
ciaim.
is
more
man
22
tunes
mat
or
1
1913.
However,
the
pace
of
industrial
expansion
has
been
so
rapid
J
that
it
is
still
a
problem
to
mine
land
transport
sufficient
coal
to
keen
a
fire
under
all
of
the
coun-1
try's
boilers.
Ererybod)
Eats
Tremendous
strides
have
also
been,
made
in
oil
prqduction
since
the
revolution.
But
here
again
the
revolutionaries
and
foreicn
soies.
cy-
bribed
agents
of
Fascism,
have
done
No.
2
Creamery
lb.
thpfr
utmost
tr
snhntnM
ths
nro-
No.
1
Creamery,
lb.
ductlon
of
goods
which
the
worker
would
iitp
in
hnv
Pure,
PREPARE
FOR
OLYMPICS
HELSINKI,
Finland,
Nov.
17:
CP)
Approximately
$72,000
is
heme
spnt
on
arrangements
for
the
rowing
and
paddling
championships
at
the
1940
Olympic
Games
u.
A
fnniha.ll
nltch
is
laid
out
:
:
A
VKS
rlin
the
centre
of
the
stadium.
ARCHIVING
BIG
FILMS
PARIS,
Nov.
17:
(CP)
The
French
government
has
given
offices
in
the
Palais
Royale
to
the
new
international
Federation
of
Film
Archives
to
preserve
import-tir
films
of
the
world.
An
inter?
nntu
fil
congress
will
be
held
in
lew
Yorr.
next
August.
Increaser
Weight
Means
Increased
Income
PRICES
OF
MEAT
DOWN
A
softening
in
meat
prices
is
to
ihA
wMi
inrr
in
be
observed
on
the
retail
market
lb.
Lard
cnv,
itmiM
nf
thp
npnnld
Vie
U
Vegetables
informed,
have
even
put
broken
B
glass
and
hails
in
the
food
which
Sw
iitnrlroro
nro
vnfH
fn
rnt.
And.
B.
.
ntroilw
fh.
nnnirtntion
nf
ueh
Garlic,
larlle.
lmDOrted.
Imported,
DCr
per
lb.
lb.
..
Oats
Fine
Oat
Chops
Barley
;-
Laying
Mash
Oyster
Shell
Meats
Fowl,
No.
1.
lb
Roasting
Chicken,
lb
Ham.
first
grade,
lb
Bacon
side,
sliced,
Desi
graae
Pork,
shoulder,
lb
Pork,
loin,
lb
-
Pork.
leg.
lb-
Pork,
dry
salt'
lb
Veal.
loin.
lb.
Veal
Shoulder,
lb
...........
Beef,
pot
roast
to
.3
.29.
.30
0
i
,
i.
tM
tvn
timp
up
Carrots.
3
bunches
10
.05
.25
.10
1.50
1.95
4
fr
l.UV
Middlings
-
L95
Shorts
-
-
i.to
1.95
1.75
2.50
1.35'
.28
.38
.35
.50
.25
."5
30
.25,
.25
.15
.IBj
n
m
e
The
Aga
Khan,
one
of
the
world's
richest
men
and
celebrated
sportsman,
Is
shown,
centre.
In
his
most
recent
photo,
made
at
Chantllly
race
course,
France.
The
Khan
appears
to
be
putting
on
a
little
weight
which
in
India
Is
comparable
to
a
raise
In
Income
tax
rate
for
Aga
Khan
is
paid
yearly
his
weight
In
gold
as
religious
leader
of
a
goodly
number
of
Mother
India's
millions.
-8c
to
i
Beef
Steak,
lb.
25c
to
.35
Lamb,
Leg,
lb
30
Lamb
Chops,
lb
.30
Fish
(Halibut,
lb
!.
.15
(Smoked
Kippers,
lb.
15c.
and
20
Local
Retail
Market
is
Featureless
Salmon,
red
spring,
fresh,
lb
.25
These
Days
With
Little
Chance
In
Trices
llo
or
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat-Second
Patent
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs
Nuts
for
motor
fuels-due
to
widespread
these
whicuh
Uwa
rel,ier
,
fornia
Walnuts,
lb
householders
who
have
long
.bee
Walnuts,
broken
sheUed
motorlzatlon-has
created
an
acute
bemoaning
the
high
prices.
Wamu
sheUed
halves,
lb.
problem.
To
forestall
a
critical
motor-fuel
shortage,
the
production
Generally
Speaking,
the
markets'
"monDS
a.
of
trucks
and
tractsrs
burning
are
featureless
with
no
new
goods
Whl.
1h
w-6"
coming
in.
ine
nexi
dbuv
caM"c,,3laek
CookinK
Flua
B
10
so
it
Is,
too,
with
the.
increased
pro-
be
the
arrival
of
pre-Christ-
Dates,
"K.
TBlb
Bulk,
lb,
'
worlrsr
likes
to
buy
with
his
wages.
Demand
still
overwhelms
suDply.
Shoee
are
hard
to
get
Obtaining
n
pair
of
pants
is
something
of
an
achievement
Cotton
goods
are
extremely
scarce.
Fven
thp
mirphnsn
nf
fnnH
l
a
Pullets'
doz
serious
task.
Fcod
is
no
longer
,
L.
-
.1
A
A
,
.
.
iiu
UIC
ttUUCUIUIlCC
Oil
1.90;
.55
i
.
25
.40.
.45
i
.65
.15
.
1U
Lemon
and
Orange,
Peel
5'
Current
retail
prices
here
are
as
Citron
pl
:
j
Prunes,
40-50,
lb.
tgga
Prunes,
60-70,
lb
B.C.
Fresh
Extras.
Grade
A
i
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
lb.
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
50
Raisins,
Cal.
Seedless,
lb.
40,
Currants,
lb.
Fruit
'Apricots,
lb.
people
on
Moscow
streets
indicates
Grapefruit,
Honduras
and
'P1"'
T"
Texas.
2
for
15
California
Table
Dates,
lb
that
most
Russians
eat
well
and
regularly.
Food
to
keep
body
and
Lemons,
Doz.
30c
to
i
S,ns"r
irul.
,nn
,u
.60
Wh
te,
100
lbs
soul
together
is
always
available
Oranges,
doz.
25c
to
but
food
which
housewives
like
to
Bananas,
lb.
.Wz
Yellow,
100
lbs
spt
on
tho
table
mutt
he
searr-hed
T;kay
Grapes,
lb
11
iioney
for
as
well
as
Dald
for-and
that
Emperor
orapes.
lo
n
.u
i
takes
a
lot
of
time.
,
Pears,
doz
35
como
Honey
Fault
of
Spies
i
",cs
'
,
.
.
Mcintosh
.Reds,
fancy
wrapped
J
.Ontario
solids,
new,
lb.
However,
the
Soviet
worker
knows
some
of
the
reasons
for
his
dim-'
.
-
-
,
box
1..5
mature,
lb.
..
Grimes
Golden,
.Ontario
cultles.
He
has
learned
from
the
Delicious,
lancy
wrappea
wumju.
w.
Soviet
press
that
ruthless
wreckers,
Roquefort,
lb.
Fraser
Valley
To
Continue
Under
weet
Potatoes,
3
lbs
.25
IfilcUKeUnil
Board
C.
Onions,
6
lbs
25
g
25
.
,
SAFE
SNAKE
DEAD
.11
..
.09
.14
.
.16
.15
25
.
.18
.
.30
6.00
550
i
20
.50
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
17:
(CP)
1
Man
in
the
Moon
;
What
interests
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
more
than
anything
hammer
you'll
heat
.me,
lady.'S'
else
Is
the
school
children.
They
have
to
be
fed
and
clothed.
They
make
themselves
heard
most
of
the
time
and
sometimes
they
make
themselves
heard
too
much.
The
old
Presbyterians
used
to
end
of
"man.
A
school
girl
remarks
t
Terrace
wells
are
drying
up
but
some
of
the
Terrace
talkers
never
.IS
,
25
f"
J151
.sol'
L
"
feels
he
.still
must
endure
prlva-
Uprlver
carrots,
8
ids
190Q
to
m
tQ
handJe
their
oduct
'USX
NOTICE
thmt
S
nrrtcr
of
Hli
.
.
.
..
.
.,
Do
T-clmr
himnh
07
iuinn.
...
"
j
z
uai
Plhr
TJ
Jiulra
eff
Ut
.
Court
trf
British
Oolumtitft
i
the
Hth
day
of
Octttber
1938.
X
l7Jvl"aa
AdaninistriLtor
or
au
xnt
Cw
viMa
BrltWh
Columbli
of
tli
bCnm'l
asoenaed.
lat
of
Mayo.
L
UU1
Hlnunrt
Ttrlt.UVi
CnlUmBU
P
Pwwna
tadebied
to
the
aold
tt
I
reauirpri
.
,v
.
....
4,Air
tirtn
Uon
w
lor
Mr
trip
tne
"v
tmhii
upouiiamg
n
mir
nr
oi
T.np
meooc-
?snc-
under
tne
MUk
Marn-ting
Board.
C.
Bunch
Beets.
3
for
0
.
B.
iaUst
Fatherland,
not
for
the
en-
Tomatoes,
lb
15
i
,(oV,t
nf
ctnrVhnHprs
B.C.
Hothouse
Lettuce,
head
10
j
Yonne-
men
born
after
the
revo-
Washington
luUon
have
never
known
anything
Green
Cabbage,
lb.
but
Soviet
rule.
Perhaps
they
still
celery,
neaa,
iuo
w
rut
nihiA
mH
nnrom-
Cucumbers,
each
fortably
housed,
compared
with
Squash,
lb.
lb
.08
workers
in
capitalist
countries.
But
Vegetable
Marrow,
.
.4
ii.'
c..i
Pimrikln
pUes
of
shoes,
shirts,
trousers
and
"P""
-.
-
luxuries
for
the
workers.
If
that
-rimnthw
time
comes
they
believe
they
will
.Hay
.
Bulkley
Valley
Timothy
Vioup
nroved
that
Drlvate
enter-;
100
Ids
-
prise
no
longer
has
any
excuse
fori
Wheat
Prnn
existing.
LONDON,
Nov.
17:
(CP)
The
"Pink
Snake,"
an
eight-foot
Bra
zilian
boa
constrictor
and
the
friendliest
and
"safest"
snake
the
Zoo
has
known,
is
dead.
It
was
in
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
neintunan,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
according
to
a
friend
of
working
he
would
get
more
work'
done.
After
a
time
everything
was
November
17,
1913
The
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Rail-
S
way
is
to
operate
a
cafe
and
lunch
j!
counter
in
connection
witn
tnc
temporary
waiting
dooms
and
offices
in
the
old
G.
T.
P.
Inn
build-
mine.
No,
don't
try
to
guess
who
it
is.
It's
not
Vho
you
think
it
Js.
Frank
Landes
deturned
last
nlght
-
from
Haielton
where
he
purchased
The
mayor
or
Exstew
says
he
flTe
weu
trained
sleigh
dogs
which
thinks
its
going
to
be
a
mild
winter.
ne
use
for
freighting
supplies
He
expects
only
fifteen
feet
pf
snow.
mto
the
new
Chisana
mining
dls-
!
trlct
from
Whltehorse
Mr.
Landes
A
critic
says
some
of
my
Jokes
are
wm
ieaVe
for
the
north
in
a
eld.
That's
a
compliment.
Old.
couple
of
weeks.
.
wines
are
always
the
best.
.
'
W.
W.
Wrathall,
Hazelton
photo-Excavators
have
found
the
re-
grapher,
and
K.
L.
Rauk,
who
is
mains
of
a
prehistoric
temple
near
in
the
printing
and
newspaper
i
Glasgow.
It
might
have
been
dis-
business
there,
are
visitors
in
town
covered
years
ago
but
nobody
in
on
business,
those
parts
wanted
to
dig
down,
i
-
"I
don't
like
the
looks
of
that
HOUSING
IN
ULSTER
halibut,"
said
the
local
lady
in
one
.
of
Prince
Rupert's
stores.
"Why
BELFAST,
Nov.
17:
(CP)
Under
not
try
a
goldfish
if
It's
only
looks
the
new
Northern
Ireland
Rovern-you
are
after?"
was
the
reply.
ment
housing
bill,
local
authorities
undertaking
housing
schemes
will
A
local
lady
thought
if
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