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STORE
MID
BUY
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.
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SALE
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Now
On!
$2-$5
MILLINERY
19c
and
!9c
$1.25
WOMEN'S
SWEATERS
19c
SLACK
SUITS
$1.19
$1.50-S3
SUMMER
PURSES
99c
$2-$3
SHEER
BLOUSES
99c
$8-$14
GIRLS
COATS
,
Price
Dozens
of
Other
Values
Mail
Orders
Promptly
filled
Open
Saturday
Night
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Rationed
Foods
Overseas
at
Ex-I
pense
of
Allowances;
Sizes
Are
Umited
H
PAT
USSHER
OTTAWA.
July
17
0
Canadians
may
include
rationed
foods
in
gift
parcels
mailed
to
civilians
and
servicemen
in
the
United
Kingdom,
a
spokesman
for
the
post
office
department
announced,
but
certain
restric
tions
on
such
parcels
must
be
observed.
A
spokesman!
m..ji
Ukv
L.
a
JUVS1
LLIU
U
1
UllLi
costly
to
the
person
who
gets
them,
'
Thomas
Strain
of
Vancouver.
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
"l
becausc
of
Import
duty
collected.
general
organiser
of
the
Canadian
THIRD
AVE.-Ncxt
to
Ileilbroncr'.s-Phone
liLUE
D07
S
WIhl
'frictions
V
i"1
,1
!ht
:
The
u
limit
in
weight
of
oarcels
clty
thte
mo1"
tor
a
visit
of
a
v.v.y.w.v.v.y.v.vw.y.wW
for
Canadian
servicemen
In
Britain
ifew
da?8
here
Mr
stral"
a
Camp
Requirements
Folding
Cots,
Folding
Chairs,
Pack
Sacks.
Pack
Boards,
Sleeping
Robes,
Tents,
Grass
Rugs
White
Wood
Furniture
Chests
of
Drawers,
Dressers,
Meat
Safes,
Ceiling
Dryers,
Tables,
Chairs,
Night
Tables,
Book
Shelves
Floor
Covering
Inlaid
Linoleums,
Linoleums,
Congoleums,
Seamless
Axmlnster
Carpets
and
Mats
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE,
Next
to
Daily
News
White,
Red,
Beige
and
Brown
Green
916
Just
Arrived
A
grand
assortment
of
Spectator
Pumps
and
Ties.
White
with
Blue,
Black
and
Brown
trim.
HARACHUS
Fashion
Footwear
Next
to
Dollar
Store
Phone
Red
321
is
11
pounds.
The
civilian
restric-
member
of
the
British
Columbia
tlon
of
two
pounds
weight
for
any
'
shipyard
union
delegation
which
one
food
does
not
apply.
Canadians
r.ti
.t
,
...
serving
in
the
Royal
Air
Force
...
Tj
also
are
entiUed
narcels.
to
receive
w
-
biuuww
oi
wDor
on
uie
seven-day
week
dispute.
He
also
Postal
officials
said
servicemen!
vWted
New
York
State
to
study
parcels
should
be
addressed
to
the
problems
In
shipyards
there,
recipients'
units.
j
Parcels
up
to
11
pounds
also
can
Jack
Heeney.
former
well
known
be
sent
to
Canadians
in
serving
radlo
announcer
of
CBR
at
Van-British
units,
provided
they
are
.
eouver
and
more
Itxcnily
ta
Brit-Auxiliary
addressed
in
care
of
Canadian
Services.
6
Dllke
Street.
aln
as
a
commentator
for
the
Brit-Chelsea,
London,
S.W2,
England.
!h
Broadcasting
Corporation,
is
Postal
officials
emphasized
that
now
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
is
em-postal
regulations
prohibit
send-
ployed
at
the
local
Dry
Dock
at
ing
matches
or
other
inflammable
tt,
.
,.
thc
pre-'ent
time-
substances
through
the
mail.
They
said
that
persons
who
mailed
matches
or
lighter
fluid
overseas
were
endangering
Canadian
lives,
ships
and
vital
munitions
becaus?
such
parcels
might
catch
fire
in
handling.
They
added
that
in
frequent
cases
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables
mailed
overseas
had
arrived
In
damaged
condition
because
of
careless
packing.
Foods
like
oranges,
apples
and
grapes
should
not
be
mailed
unless
packed
strocg-ly
In
boxes.
The
same
applies
to
Jam
and
other
.articles
in
class
containers.
Sometimes
the
containers
broke
and
spoiled
the
whole
contents
of
the
parcel.
StopItch:
Bitu
It
quick
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fm
ltkn
erf
btM.
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Soc
irhtalica
tti
qiueiiy
Mn
lltna
iKkiU.
U
Iral
Inula
pnrrail,
or
uMwfbvk.
A
ftvm
inuxi
lsdr
lot
D.
CD.
PBUUUmOK.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
"
L
PHONE
(;:!
for
F
ro
Homo
liolliv,..
tit.
'
oJSEor
W
Prub,iihor
displayed
bv
tht
Liquor
.'xfLiGovrnment
of
British
Columbli.
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il
TICKLING
PALATES
And
Don't
Forget
Tinned
Meals
When
Sending
llundles
Overseas
lty
HAROLD
FAIR
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writ
en
TORONTO.
Jury
17
-
Induct-
some
tinned
fruit
or
tomato
j
i
c
In
your
"Bundles
for
Britain
whether
for
service
or
civilian
.er
sonnel
and
the
parcel
will
bo
oi
of
the
most
welcome
ever
reirivn.
HAROLD
FAIR
are
many
other
rationed
Britons
but
fruit
should
That
statement
is
Wartime
Cm
i&n
food
ivs'
i
a
tions.
p.
ai
'.i
cally
banixr
import
Of
it
:
s:
fruit,
have
tit
pri
ved
Brttoi
of
such
bi-r.k
fat
delicd-ic
an
oranges
,i:,c
grape
Iruit
Ai.ci
nothing
tan
take
their
place
Besides
the
fruit
Juice,
there
food
gifts
wn.c.i
would
apLTecUU-
have
priority
than
a
year's
experience
in
to
get
along
without
it.
on
more
tO'inj
Last
summer
In
England,
some
of
us
Canadians
tried
stewing
rhubarb
and
drinking
the
Juice
but
it
dldnt
work
very
well.
For
a
while,
we
could
depend
on
tinned
apple
Juice
until
the
urocer's
supply
was
exhausted.
Unleas
Britain
has
chanted
since
this
writer
left
in
March,
dehydrated
on
tons
will
also
be
ap
preciated.
Perhaps
this
year
s
anion
crop
will
go
farther
to
saiu-
:y
the
demand
than
last
season
but
be
safe
and
include
some.
Tinned
meat
always
la
welcome
because
fresh
meat
Is
rationed
and
tinned
meat
can
be
obtained
from
shops
only
by
surrendering
"point"
coupons.
i
Cheese
would
be
enjoyed
by
anv
Canadian
and
the
Daroei
als
should
Include
some
peanuts,
can
dy,
egg
substitute,
coffee
and
bu!
-
ter.
Above
all.
don't
exceed
the
fivr-pound
limit.
Including
packing,
for
'
J
civilians,
or
your
parcel
will
be'
confiscated
by
the
British
customs
authorities
That
statement
rnnvsj
ifrom
the
bitter
experience
of
losing
two
that
way
a
year
ago
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
CHIROPRACTOR
W'alMrr
lllork
-
Phone
610
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Way-points,
Stewart
and
North,
iueen
Charlotte
Islands.
Full
Information,
Ticket
and
RexervatiJtis
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
56
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and
Gents'
Spring
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Military
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and
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Or.
960
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Home"
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up
50
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St
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Waier
Prince
Rupert,
.C.
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281
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in
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Plnrk
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Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
IJASEMENT
STOKE
for
line
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
PAT
USSHER
for
'he
Wartime
i
Prices
and
Trade.
Board
said
gifts
of
rationed'
foods
tea.
cof-;
fee
and
sugar'
may
be
mailed,
as
long
as
they
come
out
of
the!
amount
allowed
to
Individ
'
I
sumers
in
Canada.
;
l
In
other
words,
you
may
send
;I
one-half
pound
of
sugar
to
brother!
Tom
In
the
Canadian
army
in
Brlt-I;
aln
if
you
want
to
get
along
with,
that
much
less
yourself.
1
j.
Parcel
sizes
are
limited.
Gift
;
parcels
for
civilians
must
not
ex-
ceed
five
pounds
in
weiaht.
or
eon-
tain
more
than
two
pounds
of
any
J
I
one
kind
of
food.
But
the
two-I;
pound
limit
does
not
apply
to;
clothing.
j
;t
Theee
parcels
must
be
"unso-j
I
liclted,"
the
post
office
said.
That
Ij
is,
they
must
not
have
been
sent-
a?
the
result
of
some
prior
com-1
jl
munlcation
sent
to
the
donor
by
the
recipient
1
You
can
send
cigarettes
to
civ-!
lllans
if
you
wish,
but
they
are
SAVE
ALL
EMPTY
BOTTLES
Empty
Bottles
are
need-ed.along
with
scores
of
other
articles
normally
discarded
in
peace
time.
Your
local
Salvage
Corps
will
collect
them,
sell
them,
and
use
the
proceeds
for
patriotic
purposes.
So
put
all
discarded
articles,
including
e'mpty
bottles,
to
one
side
and
have
them
picked
up
by
your
local
Salvage
Corps.
EOudson's
ay
.
RYE
Thl
MtvmivaiRii
not
publtatwo
or
dtaptarnd
by
tfx
Liquor
Control
Bouti
or
by
Uvr
OoYernmenl
of
DrltlKh
Cohvrbla
CAPITOL
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MMOUI
UAVIll
THIAItl
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from
B.C.
FlTRMTt?Ri:
and
SAVE
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