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Most
Outstanding
Line
of
Men's
Shoes
5
Made
in
Canada
Fit,
workmanship
and
the
very
newest
in
style.
Made
by
the
famous
makers
of
Astoria
Shoes.
Theseshoes
are
in
a
class"
by.
themselves.
9
styles
to
choose
from
Priced
55,95
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
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of
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Shoe?
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Sunday,
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carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
Paid
in
advance,
per
week
.
12
Paid
In
advance,
per
month
.50
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
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in
advance
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other
countries,
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year
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of
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of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
t
.iurav.
rll
27.
1939.
DEFENCE
OF
COUNTRY
,
Under
the
present
law
ot
tiie
jungle,
as
it
obtains
in
almost
every
part
of
the
world
today,
it
seems
to
be
the
duty
of
every
young
man
to
prepare
himself
to
defend
his
country
it
it
shouid
beconYe
ndesssary.
So
we
believe
it
k
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVING
STATISTICS
Survey
Compares
Facts
Fron
Tw?Ive
Centres
In
Canada
tly
V.
II.
WARD
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA,
April
21:
""P
government
survey
of
the
average
family
budjet
in
a
dovn
Canadi
an
cities
would
Indicate
there
is
no
escape
from
that
Public
Enemy
No.
1.
the
Hl$h
Cost
of
Living,
and
no
part
of
the
Dbmfnton
has
a
decided
alvcntage
over
otriers.
Trade
Minister
Euler
sent
Bureau
of
Statistics
exoerty
to
invps-U.?ate
representative
f,9rpll"
hud-gets
of
incomes
in
t'hV
$450
t
$2500
n
ea"
ch
In
Halifax.
Saint
John.
Charlotttn
Qubc
Montreal
Otlnwi
Toronto.
Ln-don,
Ontario.
Wnnlner.
Saskatoon
Edmonton'
and
Vancouver.
.'.'V.'
I
'V!
'
....
T-
p.nr
twit
THiT
DMLT
NKVCT3
,
A
7
m'.r.m
4
a
and
4.8.
eauruiion.
vaUare
and
gilts
3.3,
3.1
2.9;
recreation
5.1,
5.3,
Twmfmiiri.
wa
arrived
at
for
that
est
in
the
'.ountry.
Education,
wc
fnrA
nnH
oifte
nrvtimf
Art
fnr
3fl
i
although
it
Would
smarten
Up
many
of
our
young
men
to
for
four
percent,
recreation
5.9
household
furnishings.
Health
and
have
a
year
or
two
under
strict
discipline
with
plenty
of
automobile
operation
three
percen
t
n
ed:,1Mts?"
welfare
and
?lfU
V4.
ecreaM-p
6.'
l,ennlavaM;M.
rrBntt
n
f
.1,
clnu
,iu
and
other
forms
of
transportation
streets
does
not
speak
well
for
our
free
and
easy
system.
VooTand
housing
were
a
uttic
Happily
many
take
advantaize
of
the
voluntary
system
un-lower
in
chariottetown
at
25
2
der
which
they
receive
the
training
without
any
feeling
of
and
15.1
percent
respectively,
thfl
compulsion
accompanying
it
To
Consider
Building
Your
House
OIL
DRILLING
The
British
Columbia
government
decided
some
tim
expenditu
nditure
ago
that
it
would
;corh'mence
exploratory
drilling
in
ih-
ax
at
s.i
reace
River
country.
Now
cpmes
word
from
rouce
Co"
that
drilling
is
likely
ta
recommence"
at
Guardian
Oil
V.V
Number
1.
The'question
of
piping
oil
to
the
coast
a
a
discussed,
it
being
sugested
that
Bella
Coola
would
tc
L
nearest
tidewater
point,
a
distance
of
400
miles.
We
hav
no
authoritative
inforrnation
in
regard
to
this
but
v
would
like
to
see
the
o'lcomo
to
Prince
Rupert
or
Stewa1
PROTESTING
OVER
MUCH
At
every
critical
point
in
their
history
the
dictato-of
Germany
and
Italy
find
it
desirable
to
state
that
the:
will
be
together
to
the-endj
that
the
axis
is
still
unbroken
and
that
nothing
can
shake
their
faith
in
each
other.
It
is
curious
that
such
renewals
of
faith
should
be
necessary
Usually
people
who
trust
each
other
do
not
have
to
say
so
every
few
days.
The
reiteration
always
implies
doubt.
If
they
were
sure,
it
would
not
be
necessary
.
renew
their
pledges
every
time
there
is
a
crisir.
at
a
tirnr
when
crises
come
every
few
days.
What
seems
evident
to
the
outsider
is
that
they
distrust
each
other
so
much
that
it
is
necessary
to
remino
each
othp
often
that
they
are
still
friends
and
allies
cl
:
they
might
forget.
THIS
IS
THE
TIME
OF
YEAR
PhilpottEvitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
call
'cUVewfsseaA
'VjXllllillllaii.wwwijl
Will
Be
Pleased
to
Quote
You
On
All
Kinds
of
Building
Material
PHONES
051
and
652
other
racial
origin.
The
food
al
lotment
was
highest
In
the
land
at
30.7
per
cent
for
the
French
group,
31.8
for
the
English
and
32.4
for
those
of
other
racial
origin.
Clothing
allowances
for
all
three
groups
were
also
highest
at
12.4,
11.9
and
12.5
for
French,
English
and
foreign
families
respectively.
Housing
allotments
were
16.3,
16
and
18.6;
Fuel
and
light
5,5.7
and
4.8;
household
furnishings
8.8,
6.5,
8.2;
health
and
personal
care
5.4,
"vings
9.8.
auto
.obile?
3.3
anr
-ther
form
of
transportation
22
er
cent.
There
was
litt'p
annrecinble
d!f
latter
the
lowest
In
the
country
'"ence
in
Sisknon.
whre
food
Fuel
allotment
was
7.7
nercent
.j
,
clothing
11.1.
household
furnish
ings
9.1
and
health
6.5.
Recreation
j
was
the
same
as
Hall-".
9c
percent.
Savings
allot
ment
was
10.2.
tducatlon,
welfare
and
gifts,
4.2,
automobiles
4.5
and
other
forms
of
transoortatlon
.4
of
one
percent,
another
low
figure
for
the
entire
survey.
I
Food
allotment
in
Saint
John
was
second
only
to
Montreal
at
30.1
percent,
with
the
housing
percentage
at
17.7
per
cent,
level
,wlth
Winnipeg.
Fuel
and
llRht
cost:
Saint
John
householders
12
ner-r
cent
of
their
Income,
clothing
10
percent,
household
furnlshlnps
tlv
lowest
In
Canada
at
six,
health
5.9,
savings
nine,
education
5.6,
re-,
creation
A2,
lowest
In
the
Dominion,
automobiles
3.7
and
other
transportation
1.1
percent.
Quebec
spent
29.3
percent
oiif
j
food,
17.7
per
cent.on
housing
and!
had
the
lowest
fuel
and
light
ex-j
penditure
in
the
country
at
45!
percent.
Clothing
was
10.7
percent
of
the
Income
and
household
furnishings
hit
the
peak
of
all
.cities
at
112
percent,
with
only
eight
families
of
the
70
surveyed
own-inst
automobiles.
Other
percentages
were
1.2
for
transportation
8.S
for
savings,
A2
for
recreation,
3,7
for
education,
welfare
and
gifts
and
6.7
for
health
and
personal
care.
Central
Provinces
Percentages
In
Montreal
were
di
vided
Into
French-speaking,
Eng-'
llsh-speaklng
families
and
those
o!
j
TAKE
THE
"LEAD"
FEELING
OUT
OF
YOUR
LEGS
Gtt
Mort
OtJien
In
Your
Blood
(nd
CC
tKt
Pro
that
Sends
You
Boundinf
Up
the
Stairi
roll
who
i
mother
to
drath
dit
heraiiM
oxygen
hat
been
comptctelr
tut
off
from
them.
Juit
aa
aurelr
uu
are
alowlr
amoth-erin
If
jrour
blood
latks
red
eorpuarlra.
Red
eorpuarlra
art
your
oxyfetwarriera.
They
carry
the
oxygen
yon
breathe
In
to
e.
try
part
of
your
tyttem.
without
enough
oxy-gen-earryliux
eorpuiclen.
your
kldneya,
IWer,
atomach
ami
bowelt
alow
down.
Your
akin
geta
pale,
flabby,
often
pimply.
Your
nentrt
may
become
jittery
you
tire
quickly
feci
drprrtaed.
l
What
you
need
it
Dr.
Williami
Pink
I'lllt.
Theae
worM-famoua
piUt
help
maka
more
and
better
red
eorpuKlet
and
thut
inerraae
the
oxygrnarrying
power
of
your
Wood.
Ot
Dr.
Willlama
Pink
filla
today
at
your
drugglat.
JleeVor
yourwlf
how
qulrkly
thit
time-prorrn
blood-builder
will
help
give
you
back
your
pep.
Cw.
ina,
Q.
T.
rW
c...
La.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone,281
P.O.
Box
19C
NOTICE
!
Commencing
Saturday,
April
15th,
our
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Will
Open
Until
10:00
p.m.
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
April
27,
1914
The
local
Sons
ui
Eugland
honored
St.
Oeorge.
the
patron
saint
of
England,
with
a
fine
bantjui
'
in
the
Central
Hotel.
Thomas
W
Silversldes,
the
president,
was
In
the
chair.
Canon
O.
A.
Rix
gave
the
address
to
St.'
George-.
It
Is
reported
that
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
la
to
dispose
of
ten
5.8:
savings
9
1.
8.8,
6.4.
Automobile
and
twenty-five
year
bonds
at
85
allotments
were
respectively
1.3.
the
There
is
oonsiaeraDie
crrueism.
ja-ie
as
lor
the
French
in
Quebec;
,
rr
,
3.5
foi
the
English,
and
11
foroth-
President
Wood
row
Wilson
hns
a
bill
autlfcriflr
the
ex-M
ci
racial
gnai'as
represented
by
utiles,
other
transportation
wndlture
6t
W50iW0
fer
ths
z3.:-
were
two
per
cent,
2.6
and
2.5
uWdTn
or
a
railroad
m
Alaska,
per
cent-
N
,
'
.ltlicns
of
Oltgwa
enjoyed
the
lowest
&od
expenditure
in
the
Dominion
at
24
.6
per
cent
of
the
27:
WINNERS
I.OSi:
1
CP
--Here's
on
contest
where
budget
though
homing
cost
were
26:
CP-Hcre's
one
conten
where
highest
at
20.9
per
cent.
Fuel
and
the
winners
dwi't
get
the
prtae.
.
.
i
u
ltntmpn
via'
5
1
n.r
ront
In
the
1939
Victoria
MKIP
UOK
nan
ioicv
m-
---
-
i
-
tTom
wnat
iomuy
.
vestlgators
In
each
centr-
h
y-
with
fl-7
lor
clothing.
12
for
hous-:Drby
one
of
the
prises,
won
by
erage
percenter
of
lnew
for
hold
furnishings,
62
for
health
andla
bojr,
was
a
pwraaixsit
wave
and
Wh
stnndard
"and
familiar
ex-
10
for
savings,
the
latter
the
high-1
aMtrr.
a
box
of
claretU.
irttcuiar
cuy.
"t4-
on
5
,,r
r.nt.
hmnlna
17
5
fuel
Montreal
had
the
hlhest
,x-
recreation
5
.5,
automobile
transppr-1
;
1M
S
nendlture
nditure
for
for
food
food
and
and
clothhvr
clothlnj
tatlcn
4.4
and
other
forms
of
trans-Ln
I.V
7R.
.
7.
.."f
but
the
ftat'sticisns
did
not
sav
jwrtatlon
1.4.
whether
fond
enits
more
In
Mont-
Toronto's
food
ad
vance
stood
.
,
i
,
,
1
nt
Oft
Q
tin
r
Mnt
t
Vi
iim
aa
PH.!
s.:UMhold
furn'i
hints
8.4
per
cent
fealth
and
ca-e
wat
budgeted
at
1
educat:n.
welfare
and
gut
real
-w...4
or
wneuicr
uvcuica
muic
nn
mnnfnn
--
--
PnPnrt!tr
nntoMO-1
'
,,,,
r
Pr
Ccnt-
,
recreation
,,nn
12.
ttvlBf
,.,in..
housing
and
savings,
Oubec
most
tiles
was
tops
ior
all
12
cities
at
on
household
furnishings
and
C4
per
cent
with
59
out
of
129
fam-
health.
Toronto
spent
most
on
Hies
owning
cars.
On
the
other
'
8.
ame
as
Winnipeg,
autoinobttes
1
9
and
other
transportation
1.4
per
-nt.
The
lowest
clothing
expenditure
other
forms
of
transportation,
btment
for
health
and
personal
"
TllZt
Saskatoon
most
on
recreation,
care
at
5.1
per
cent.
Housing
cost
".
c
XlZ
hat
of
Ottawa
and
Halifax,
the
rv,
i
.t.
f..i
ttpr
iR7
npr
rnt
fni
and
ttoht
Cnlnf
Trthn
mnct
rn
oH
nn
Inn
i-...
.iif..
no
c
i
oo
I
lowest
In
Vancouver
at
8
6
per
?ent
"'nditure
tor
neaim
was
a
s
housing
and
transoortatlon.
Que-.per
cent
and
tranjportatlon
1.9.
i
f
u
least
,
.
to
automobiles
un.
and
fuel,
I
t
Lowest
-h,.-.m
education,
wel
for
education
welfare
a
bee
figure
on
Vancouver
least
to
savings
and
fare
and
gifts
was
found
in
London
clothing,
Saint
John
least
to
re-jOnt.
at
2.8
per
cent
of
the
budget
creation
and
household
furnish-
Major
expenditures
were
average
Ings,
Toronto
least
to
health
and
at
25.7
for
food.
17.1
for
housing
.London
least
to
education.
.7.5
for
fuel
and
light
and
10
per
I
In
Maritime
Cities
cent
for
clothing
as
In
Toronto.
Condensed
results
of
the
sur-
Household
fumKhlrrg
cott
85
per
vey
for
Individual
cities
follow:
iCent,
health
and
care
5.7,
recrea-Halifax.
like
all
the
other
cities,
tinn
lv
spent
most
on
food,
a
percentage'
mobiles
cloe
to
"Toronto's
figure
at
of
25.9
of
the
family
Income
goln'
srx
ber
cent
and
6'ther
transoorta-
the
duty
of
eveiy
young
man
to
work
for
peace
and
to
try
for
19.8
percent,
fuel
and
light
I
Halifax.
tQ
Keep
the
peace.
.
.
u
,
seven
percent
and
clothing'
9.7:
J
Ih
Britain
the
wonder
is
'that'thev
HaV&
not
had
con-
Household
"
furnishings
took
7
6,
scription
many
years
agi
as
a
general
policy
just
as
they
6.4
J?cent'
Der
cent
health
and
and
savlnes
personal
9.6.
Edu-
care
have
in
Pance,
Russia
and
Sweden
and
many
other
1
lnto
the
larder.
Housing
accounted,
tlon
1.1.
same
asSamt
John
and)
Westfif
Great
Likes
Goin
further
west.
Winnipeg
ex-
pended
27.6
oer
cent
on
food,
17
cation,
community
welfare
and'on
housing,
seven
on
fuel
and
light
countries.
In
Canada
we
do
not
need
a
law
of
that
kind
Piru
rmnnoH
tp.thr
n.rAnntHl9.8
on
clothing
and
6
5
oer
cent
on
FOR
RENT
;LEAN.
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
4U.
if.
KIIK
SAl.F
?OR
SALE
1937
deluxe
Fordor
Sedan,
good
as
new:
mileage
15,-000.
Phone
Red
415.
tf
BURROUGHS
five-bank:
Addrr.
Machlnef
good
condition.
Reas
onable
cash
offer
accetttl
Phone
18.
write
nix
SW.
91"
FOR
SALE
Cheap.
Launch
"Dlxl!
Rupert."
Length
35
ft.
Impertsl
heavy
duty
gas
engine
fully
,
equipped
In
first
class
condition.
1
Suitable
for
pleasure,
trolling
or
j
patrol
purposes.
Call
Newcombe's
j
Confectionery.
8tal
Cove.
tf.
'FURNITURE
for
sale-Fine
solid
diningroom
suite
and
sdlid
wal-
nut
bedroom
suite,
etc.
Phori'
l
evenlns.
Red
413
'tf'
FOR
SALE
A
few
iKtamns
Dallv
New.
FOR
LEASE
t
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per
nd
lift
4.2
for
automobile
3
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and
other
trarportat!
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27
rcr
rent
American
tf.)
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
Milte
ear.
j
pet,
nlano,
bedroom
suites,
kltch-j
en
furniture,
refrigerator,
dup
I
lex
cleaner
and
various
othr
household
articles.
Prune
Red
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192
from
6
p.m.
until
7:30
p.m.
!
98l
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
and
few
small
articles
Phone
Black
89.
FOR
SALE-8-10
h.p.
Petter
Diesel
engine
suitable
for
gill-net
boat.
Oolng
at
snao
price
Annlv
V.
Slmonsen.
1203
7th
Ave
E.
Phone
Black
767.
(9gi
4
Cubic
Fo'ot
Northern
Electric
Re-,
frlgerator,
sliding
shelves
guarantee
2
years
automatic,
newly
reconditioned,
$125.00.
Phcne
210
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co,
Ltd.
(100)
FOR
LEASE
The
whole
of
the
two
upper
floors
of
Alder
Block;
33
rooms.
Furniture
for
sale.
Ap-ply
W.
J.
Alder,,
City
Hall.
tf.
WANTED
WANTED
House
to
rent,
three
or
more
bedrooms
preferred,
Apply
P.O.
Box
577,
city.
tf.
TENDERS
WANTED
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t
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
on
or
before
April
30
lor
the
purchase
of
Dwelling
and
Lot
49,
Block
34,
Section
1.
Thp.
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted,
a.
P.
Tinker
,
Ltd.,
Besner
Block.
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not
publisher
or
displayed
by
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Hoard
or
by
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of
Hilton
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ground:
fold
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completely;
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the
out
of
door.
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the
little
tots
safe
and
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of
mi
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natural,
vamlsh
eotored
beads.
7
50
HARY
SWING
Pine
quality
duck
pink
or
blu.
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ported.
Colored
beads.
Complete
CM
TQ
with
spring
DAISY
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height
II".
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t.
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net
weight
four
lbs
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baby
very
popular
and
comfcrtable
model.
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saddle
to
su
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from
spiral
springs:
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casters
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Odd
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Hair
Brushes
Itaiors
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Makeup
Mirrors
Candle
Holders
Pair
at
Special
Prices
Citarrtte
MUiter
At
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35
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10
75c
35c
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Vases
At
(Ilass
Cigarette
Boxes
and
Ash
Trays
From
Oil
and
Vinegar
Bottles
Pair
70c,
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82.50
65c
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81.00
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10
50C
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Holder,
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from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
1
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
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CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldf-
If
you
have
somfithhiK
to
sell,
a
classified
advertiseinen
In
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
thero
is
a
buyer
the
city.