GOVERNMENT
CONTROL
of
PRICES
and
CREDITS
...
A
Helpful
Page
of
Information
Regarding
What
is
The
Meaning
of
The
New
Law
OUR
PATRIOTIC
DESIRE
.
.
.
Has
always
been
to
do
those
things
necessary
to
the
proper
administration
of
Federal
Government
Regulations,
and
this
is
particularly
so
during
the
stress
and
strain
of
the
present
war.
IT
HAS
BECOME
NECESSAKY
TO
ESTABLISH
NEW
METHODS
IX
THE
HANDLING
OF
RETAIL
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS.
And
to
these
systems,
outlined
in
the
War-Time
Prices
ami
Trade
Board's
order,
we
are
compelled
to
adhere
without
any
deviation.
This
means
that
from
now
on
.
we
are
not
permitted
to
give
further
credit
to
accounts
In
arrears
more
than
10
days
from
due
dates.
Watts
&
Nickerson
We
Are
Proud
To
Present
.
.
.
the
Largest
and
Finest
Assortment
of
Merchandise
we
have
ever
had
on
hand.
Drop
in
and
look
around.
A
Small
Deposit
Will
Hold
Anything
Until
Christmas.
Gordon
&
Anderson
We
are
now
settled
in
our
NEW
QUARTERS
on
THIRD
AVE.,
next
to
the
Royal
Hank.
Drop
In
And
Have
A
Look
kround
R.
W.
CAMERON
Pioneer
Jeweler
Merchants
Not
Allowed
to
Give
INSTALMENT
Any
More
Long
Credits
On
Many
j
BUYING
IS
Lines
of
Merchandise
Under
Law
RESTRICTED
Long
List
of
Articles
Included
in
Those
Rcquirinff
Cash,Xewn'uIa"ons1
.
01
,
m
Out
to
the
Letter
In
J
ur
uomparuiivciy
onori
ttrms
Transactions.
After
This.
cu
,
..c
iu.1
ucuu.
m-
SUverware
umub
may
tatvc
uauiw
uic
aiutic
Jjjg
purchased
or
it
may
be
paid
for
g
u
and
me
equlpment
in
three
equal
instalments.
Your
stoves
elecW
gas
m
M
purchase
then
becomes
an
instal-
household
use
ment
purchase.
If
one
-third
of
TelSCOpes
and
binoculars
the
of
the
bill
is
amount
paldj
Tires
and
tubes,
automobile
men
me
rema.naer
may
oy
agree-!
rs
electric,
for
household
there
must
YViOTif
Ka
y-o
M
n
cm
alio-
citm
c
Wft
liiCA
c
iiiUOU
j.ess
than
$5
a
month.
Toiletware
of
all
kinds
The
following
goods
come
under
the
new
ruling:
hold
use
Accessories,
automobile
,
wan
coverings
Air
conditioners,
room
unit
Washlne
machines,-
electric
Air
conditioning
systems,
home
.gasoline,
for
household
use
Appliances,
electric,
gas
or
oil.
Watches'
for
household
use
j
waxers
and
polishers
Bedding
I
Bicycles
Boats,
pleasure
Boats,
power
driven,
except
when
sold
for
commercial
use
or
use
In
the
fisheries
Boots
and
shoes
1
China
ware,
porcelain
and
semi-porcelain
Cleaners,
vacuum
Clocks
Clothing
I
Cutlery
I
Draperies
Dryers,
hair,
electric
i
Fans,
electric
1
Floor
x)verings
Furniture
Furs
and
fur
wearing
apparel
Glassware
of
all
kinds
Handbags,
purses
and
cases
Heaters,
portable
electric
use
use
Lamps,
for
household
use
Linens
.
Luggage
Mattresses
and
bed
springs
Mirrors
Mixers,
food,
electric,
for
household
use
Motor
bicycles
Motor
cycles
Motors,
designed
for
use
In
power
driven
boats,
except
when
sold
for
commercial
use
or
use
in
the
fisheries
Motors,
outboard,
except
when
sold
for.
commercial
use
or
use
In
the
fisheries
sisted
by
Miss
Dorothy
Stiles,
Miss
Munei
vance,
Mrs.
A.
Berner
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
Responsible
for
the
refreshments
Mere
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boulter,
Mrs.
J.
r.
Alien,
Mrs.
Vera
.Hueston,
Mrs.
Elmer
Thompson
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
Presiding
at
the
door
were
Mrs.
F.
S.
Walton
and
T.
J.
Boulter.
No
Coupons
to
Be
Allowed
On
,lEd
goods
on
the
instalment
plan
Is
ja
violation
of
the
consumer
credit
order
and
that
no
further
sales
'of
such
coupons
can
be
permitted.
1
These
coupons,
sometimes
known
Credit
Notes
Carried
Such
The
restrictions
on
Instalment
Most
people
have
a
line
of
credit
at
some
stores.
j
buyin&
are
designed
to
prevent
They
buy
a
suit
of
clothes
this
month
and
pay
for
it
the
next
or
the
month
following
that.
Some
people
never
think
of
paying
spot
cash
and
let
their
accounts
run
for
a
long
O
I
moo
r
O
rvf
of
n
Man
lien
nnra
note,
i
Vi.
cept
that
if
they
are
not
paid
on
the
due
date,
which
in
many
cases
is
the
tenth
of
the
month
following
the
purchase,
they
then
must
become
instalment
purchases
liable
to
rulings
concerning
instalment
buvine
with
Davments
made
payments
but
even
that
is
restricted.
If
the
purchaser
of
the
goods
has
not
settled
with
the
merchant
as
provided
under
the
new
regulations
he
cannot
get
any
more
credit
until
that
account
Is
set-
tlpH
Tho
mprnhnnt
is
not
allow-
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rrV.a
Pads,
heating,
electric
Pencils,
mechanical
Pens,
fountain
Percolators,
electric,
for
hold
use
Phonographs,
including
at
regular
Intervals.
All
you
get
Paying
devices
is
tpn
daws
tn
make
definite
ar-
rutins.,
mt
eqiuniicui,,
people
buying
goods
which
they
cannot
afford
to
pay
for.
Usually
articles
are
purchased
by
making
a
down
payment
and
time
with
additions
from
time
to
time.
This
is
no
longer
j
the
remainder
in
regular
monthly
nllmvprl.
Chnrrre
nrrnnnrs
pnnti'niiP
mnrh
:is
hpfm-P
ey
instalments,
often
secured
by
means
a
a
chattel
mortgage
or
a
contract
for
sale.
When
you
buy
on
the
Instalment
I
plan
there
must
be
a
contract
of
house-,
sale
in
writing,
setting
down
in
j
detail
just
what
you
have
to
pay
record
1
and
all
other
necessary
Information.
If
you
buy
a
car
valued
at
Includ-
$5C0
you
pay
half
the
cost
in
rangements.
You
may
borrow
ins
:ameras
and
projection
equip-
cash
our
old
car
being
part
pay-money
money
at
the
bank
to
make
the
ment
'merit
possibly.
The
remainder
Radios,
phonographs
and
cam-
may
be
paid
in
twelve
equal
binatlons,
including
record
play-
monthly
instalments.
All
other
ing
devices
.articles
in
the
schedule
must
have
Razors
.
one-third
paid
down
and
the
re-
Refrigerators,
for
household
use
mialnder
In
monthly
instalments
I
Roasters;
'electric,
for
household
of
not
less
than
$5,
the
total
to
use
I
be
paid
within
twelve
months.
Sewing
machines,
for
household!
Slightly
different
terms
are
al
lowed
for
farmers
or
others
in
solid
or
plated,
of
.seasonal
employment,
possibly
for
'
fishermen.
for
The
new
regulations
mean
that
in
future
be
no
long
term
credits
on
ordinary
merchandise
If
vnu
huv
a
suit
nf
Waffle
irons,
electric,
for
house-
ciothes
you
must
pay
within
about
a
month
unless
you
have
a
written
'agreement
for
definite
time
ments.
J
You
cannot
borrow
money
-to
pay
for
goods
purchased
and
then
'give
the
goods
as
security.
I
The
new
plan
does
not
Interfere
with
the
payment
a
purchaser
Is
making
on
an
old
agreement.
NpW
PlirrlinCAc'
The
Purchaser
must
not
break
1
Ul
Lliaaca
the
regulations
in
connection
with
buying
and
the
seller
must
not
OTTAWA,
Nov.
8:
The
War-'eak
regulations
in
regard
to
time
Prices
and.
Trade
Board
an-
selling.
Either
Is
liable
to
prosecu
mounced
that
the
practice
of
sell-
tion-
(lng
coupons
exchangeable
for
list-
Canada's
North
Country
Shown
as
"budget
coupons."
fall
to
com-
-
ply
with
the
Board's
Instalment
I)r'
J-
T-
Mandy
Tells
Some
Of
vanity
cmUt
order
m
twQ
essenUal
re.
History
Of
Atlin
And
Yukon
!?peots.
By
mean?
of
su:ti
couoons
In
Connection
With
Pictures
v!
V
Hilr.
Heaters,
,
water,
7
V
for
u
household
u
,JJt
has
been
possible
to
make
a
j6eries
0(
purcnasw5
on
the
On
Thursday
evening,
Nov.
6.
at
.
,
instalment
plan
wMhout
making
ne
ivauon
Army
Citadel
a
v.
u
Ironers,
electric,
for
household
;the
mlnlmurn
$i0
cash
down
pay-
crowd
gathered,
to
see
ajid
Irons,
electric,
for
household
shown
by
Dr;
J.
T.
qulred
by
ithe
order
When
Mandy.
These
Loir,,
w
a
such
coupons
are
used,
moreover.
I
were
taken
by
himself
during
his
tSh
LA
v,
u
,
,
.nelther
rtore
nor
the
customer
I
numerous,
trips
In
connection
with
vvvm,,
iW
UUUXllUlU'hQe
o
r
rxf
S
4AmH
4U.lU5
UULieS
SS
YPR
fiPfl
mining
purchase.
This
obviously
conflicts
)g?fleer
and
Proved
a
revelation
to
with
the
Board's
desire
to
have
all'thse
who
had
not
already
seen
persons
receive
an
exact
statement
5'
of
the
pooHs
nurcVisMt
?nH
Vio
.
Tn?
speaker
took
his
hearers
nn
J
additional,
money
he
or
She
is
pay-
lthe
ln6c
Passage
to
Skagway
and
ing
for
the
credit
accommodation
":f,r
ine
siotic
"Trail
of
to
This
ruling
of
the
Board
does
Atlln
and
through
some
of
the
not
prevent
retailers
from
honor-
cmiry
through
which
the
Alaska
ing
outstanding
coupons,
and
docs
'"Snway
may
go,
It
showed
a
vast
not
restrict
coupons
fully
paid
for
country,
wonderfully
well
photo-in
cash
at
the
time
of
purchase,
graphed.
It
was
a
revelation
of
i
many
beauties.
Charge
accounts
must
be
paid!
-
ten
days
after
due
date,
which
Charles
Woods
returned'
to
the
may
be
the
last
day
of
the
month
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yester-following
the
month
In
which
;
day
afternoon
from
a
holiday
uip
uie
Huirnase
was
maue.
iu
vancuuver.
O.E.S.
HAS
FINE
DANCE
Keally
Outstanding
Affair
Last
Night
at
Masonic
Temple,
Held
The
annual
ball
of
Belist
r.han
ter.
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star,
held
last
night
in
the
banquet
hall
of
the
Masonic
Temple,
was
undoubtedly
one
of
the-
outstanding
affairs
in
many
a
dayj
Some
200
persons
wer
In
attendance
and
dancing
was
In
progress
from
9:30
PJn.
Until
2
a.ITL
Then
the
dang
ers
were
loath
to
leave
so
pleasantly
and
so
seemingly
rapidly
had
the
hours
of
enjoyment
passed,
Decorations
were
a
feature
which
evoked
much
favorable
comment.
The
Dillars
wer
twin.
jed
with
mauve
crepe
paper
and
puvw
nooon,
twigs,
being
used
Ingeniously
to.
make
a
moss-like
effect.
The
orchestra
platform
was
'adorned
In
a
mndpmutt.
m.nn.
in
Keeping
with
the
rest
of
the
setting
which
was
most
effective.
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
Jean
de
Carlo's
Orchestra
and,
in
addition
to
the
usual
dances,
several
novelty
dances
were
introduced.
Alex
Mitchell
was
a
ge
nlal
master
of
ceremonies.
The
dancing
commenced
with
the
Grand
March
led
by
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
the
worthy
matron,
and
O.
J.
Dawes,
worthy
patron.
Refreshments
were
a
real
piece
de
resistance
to.
which
all
did
full
Justice;
The
decoration
eommlttpe
con
Oddfellows'
Dance
Enjoyable
Affair
About
110
persons
were
In
attendance
at
an
enjoyable
dance
held
last
night
by
the
Oddfellows
Lodge,
the
affair
continuing
from
1
10
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
Music
was
;by
Louis
Hilder's
Orchestra.
Nor
man
Moorehouse
was
master
of
ceremonies,
and
David
Owens
presided
at
the
door.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
at
I
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I
fr
Ala
i
i.
Isaac
Pierre
and
Walter
Mikd
!
Indians,
were
each
fined
515
with
i
option
of
seven
days'
lmprlson-!
ment
by
Maglstrato
McClymont
In
;
city
police
court
this
morning
for
I
drunkenness.
Union
steamer
HnrHa.-n
van,
bdUt,
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
9:45
last
night-from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
and
sailed,
at
mid-night
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
-
4
V
Reddy
Says
-
11
Z.
.
.
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,
i
r.i
V
rr
ujr
ujji
i
y
uier
icrms;
it
s
Quality
that
counts
.
.
.
and
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Washers,
Refrigerators,
Toasters,
Ironers
and
Hot
Point
Appliances
are
Quality
Products.
Come
in
and
see
them
at
N.B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart,
B.C.
T
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m
m
m
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tail
ran
cm
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v
I
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buy
things
on
credit
at
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Ltd
.
.
.
and
at
the
same
time
comply
with
the
;
regulations.
Come
in
and
ask
us.
M.w.w..
.
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YOUR
CREDIT
STILL
GOOD
AT
W.
F.
STONE
PROVIDING
YOl
ADHERE
TO
THE
NEW
GOVERN
MENT
REGULATIONS.
W:
F.
STONE
Clothes
of
Distinction
Robert
Young,
resident
manaeer
or
tne
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls,
returned
to
the
paper
town
on
the
Prince
Rupert
-Thursday
nle-ht
af
ter
a
trip
to.
Portland
on
comnanv
uusuiess.
i
J.
C.
Gllker
at
last
night's
regular
monthly
meeting
of,
the
Junior
section
of.
the
Prince
Rupert
.Chamber
of,
Commerce,
mentioned
having
received,
a
letter
from
Frank
Comadlna
one
of
the
members
on
active
service,
who
is
at
present
at
Petawawa
camnlnOn.
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A
-arm.
weui.
ueorge
Dybnavn,
an-'diate
basketoau
t-"-
.
pjr
other
member
at
Petawawa,
was
follows:
Grlmble.
MontendBia!s
andBla
aiso
mentioned.
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juu"'
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o;
Prince
Ruwrt
cnamu"
e.
merce.
Their
eiecwn
-
&.
bershlD
was
announced
oy
ecutlve
at
the
regular
-dinner
meeting
lar.
n
l
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II
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!irt1in
basketball
ur
Lineup
for
Drv
v
School
in
'
High
ill
.
likls,
Sheddon,
Eastman
be
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