OCTOBER
28,
1943
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jStaple
Market
Prices
Lower
Army
Navy,
Air
Force)
Kin
Staple
prices
in
local
food
stores
show
a
slight
downward
tendency
as
against
prices
during
summer
months.
The
decrease
is
a
seasonable
one,
made
effective
through
the
harvest
in
productive
areas;
Meat
prices
are
unchanged
to
a
little
lower,
The
current
prices
are
as
fol
lows:
Watermelon
Fruit
Grapefruit,
Calif.,
2
for
.30
and
4
for
25
Lemons,
doz
35
and
.50
Oranges.
Navel,
doz
35
to
.60
Pears,
doz
75
Grapes,
Seedless
50
Apples.
Transparent,
lb
20
Blue
Grapes,
lb
25
Cooking
Apples,
2
lbs
10
Plums,
Blue,
lb
30
Canteloupe
.30
and
.35
Butter
First
Grade
Lard
Pure,
2
lbs
Vegetables
08
.43
.38
Can
Never
Be
Beaten
Veal.
loin,
lb
38
ion
the
fifty-seventh
night
of
-
in'n
.
11
9
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At
Vpal
nhnns.
lb
35
and
.40
Reef,
pot
roast,
lb
.25
and
.30
nppf
SUak,
lb
40
and
.5
Lamb,
leg,
lb
35
Lamb
Chops,
lb
35
to
.40
Lamb
Shoulder,
lb
,27
to
.35
B.C.
fresh
extras,
Grade
A:
Large,
cartoned,
doz
.57
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NAME
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man's
road
building
equipment,
used
in
construction
of
.the
canol
pipeline,
has
Indians
agape,
but
never
long
at
a
loss
of
time
for
a
name.
They
have
dubbed
the
bull-dozer,
for
example,
"shleenitcha"
ot
"blj
dog."
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YOUR
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EDITOR
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert
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Enlistment
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1
,uu
no
not
simmiL
n
rcruiu
uciouus
one
else
may.
You
are
responsible.
the
blitz
the
day
before
Sunday,
December
29,
1940,
when
the
great
fire
occurred
"a
spec-
j
thousand
men
had
found
accom
tacle
such
as
I
never
saw
before
modatlon
In
the
army's
hostel
and
hope
never
to
see
again"
-
facilities,
the
accommodation
In
London
afire
from
end
to
end,
an
area
half
a
mile
around
St.
i
Paul's
Cathedral
virtually
abandoned
to
tremendous
flames
leaping
hundreds
of
feet
into
I
thp
air.
ihp
ritv
ns
lleht
as
dav
Major
John
T.
Steele
Pavs
frnm
Hip
Illumination
nf
the
Tribute
to
Great
People
of
"
conflagration
.great
stores
going
Britain
in
Lecture
on
Blitz,
up
in
smoke,
1.600
human
lives
Experiences.
host
in
a
single
night.
The
'major
went
on
to
describe
street
'Yes,
I
have
seen
brave
rivil-laftpr
strppt
fpnpmpnt
nftpr
tert
ians
die
on
the
fpnt
Jnc
cf'ement,
house
after
house
In
battle
against
the
common
foe
ruins.
and
I
have
seen
great
damage
.
.
.
,.
.
...
done
to
the
city
of
London
bull
e
sPeaker
P
;
amid
the
death,
the
devastation
'
I
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,
u
i
and
the
ruin,
went
on
the
quiet.
T
that
in
....
M
when
war
hart
tr
h
rtpplar-
comment
people
with
smiling
1
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"
maellou
things
eyes,
beaming,
devoid
of
rancor
whf
or
hatred,
In
the
satisf
action
of
Sd..been
d0ne
slncfC
,
thten
"
n:
n,,p
ki.
,tH
"now
.we
can
at
last
think
intnrpst
.t.iii
cta.,r,ov,
ih
assurance
of
victory:
nnspfni
in
thP
r,i,it
I
In
addition
to
London,
he
told
conquerable
people."
So
.said
of
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las,gow'
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ocouanu,
10
waiea
aim
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to
Ireland.
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cue
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u.vj.
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9fti"y.
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conc.ua.ng
an
address
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uv"
wicie,
vaua
.
Tlir!fHrclfnn-nti
Uw.h
Peas
ik
.15
on
"Britain
Under
Fire"
at
the
dlans
in
the
forefront,
of
such
ih
the
ixxiy
sweet
Potatoes,
lb
25
'local
Citadel
last
night.
Major
physique,
such
enthusiasm,
such
Cucumbers,
each
20
rn"".'
K.1?':,-
iS.and
impressions
of
the
Great
morale,
I
have
no
fear
of
the
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wim.e.
luvai,
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,
Potatoes,
5
lbs
22
Cauliflower,
each
.
.15
to
.35
Cabbage,
lb
06
Lettuce,
each
10
Celery,
lb
-
20
Flour
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
1.85
Second
Patent
i.u
Bacon,
side,
best
grade,
sliced,
nackaee
.54.
slab
50
I
lam,
first
Krade,
lb
.45
uiuz
ui
lionaon
ine
peaK
or
wuca
wic
uay
iui
uic
which
he
personally
went
opening
of
the
second
front
through,
It
was
an
outstanding
comes
with
final
victory
and
lecture
which
proved
of
intense
peace
ensuing
possibly
more
Interest
to
a
well
attended
quickly
than
we
have
been
hop-meeting.
There
were
also
hig
for,"
declared
Major
Steele.
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Pastry
Flour
7
lbs
44
iyg
Britain
under
blitz
conditions
describe,
some
of
the
war
ser-SuRar
.'
land
also
showing
the
wonder-
vice
twork
carried
out
by
the
White,
lb
10
'
ful
wartime
work
of
the
army
Salvation
Army
in
Britain,
this
Golden
Yellow,
lb
10.
jn
various
spheres
of
activity.
being
.
further
illustrated
by
the
U1UW11,
IU.
-
Kfalnr
Cfpnlp
nrVirx
nriiH
nrr.
TllptlirpS
Whlrh
fnllOWPrf
thp
lPP-
meats
.10
U
VV
.
V.
,
TYllt
UVllU
,nU
.
.
.
-
-
-.
.
w
'
--.v
years
In
the
south
of
England
1
ture.
as
an
auxiliary
services
officer,
j
In
opening,
Ntajor
Steele
paid
experienced
some
40
of
the
Lon-
tribute
to
the
work
of
Adjutant
Pork,
dry
sat,
ib7ZZZ7.Z'.
'.30,don
ralds-
He
arrived
in
London,
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Brunsdon
In
dl-
rectlng
the
army's
war
services
In
Prince
Rupert.
He
disclosed
that
In
three
months
almost
ten
j
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
BAKING
POWDER?
But
ikeTCtt
wttk
ike
OH.
It
f
,
behanje
;onr
BLUE
RIBBON
COUPONS
FOR
WAR
DYINGS
STAMPS
(which
It
was
planned
to
greatly
enhance.
Lieut.
Col.
C.
V.
Evltt,
acting
commandant
of
Prince
Rupert
defences,
acted
as
chairman
of
the
meeting
and
Lieut.
Commander
Harrison
of
the
Navy
also
spoke
briefly
In
appre
ciation
of
lecture
and
pictures.
Others
on
the
platform
were
Major
Hines
of
the
United
States
Army
and
Flying
Officers
Hawkes
and
Boyd
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Brigadier
J.
T.
Glllingham,
di
visional
commander
of
the
Army
for
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Alaska,
read
the
scripture
and
led
In
opening
prayer.
Guitar
and
harmonica
selections
by
Sergeant
Waxdale
were
also
Included
in
the
program.
Adjutant
Biunsdon
was
In
charge
of
arrangements
for
the
evening
and
opened
and
closed
the
meeting.
The
moving
picture
machine
was
operated
by
Corp.
Pecoraro
and
Private
Byerley
of
the
United
States
Army.
Notice
to
-
Subscribers
Subscribers
of
the
Dally
News
are
requested,
if
at
all
possible,
to
pay
their
subscriptions
direct
to
the
office.
Of
course,
in
the
event
of
it
being
Impossible
to
do
this,
payments
may
be
made
to
the
boys.
When
paying,
please
bring
yoijr
last
receipt.
WILLIAM
F.
STONE
L
Clothes
of
Distinction
ri
PAGE
THREE
Daily
4
o'clock.
Boat
"Mars."
Lipsett's
Dock
fORfJ
I:;.
Yes,
they're
here,
in
a
surprisingly
wide
range
of
Fabrics
and
Shades.
Beautifully
styled
and
carefully
tailored
...
by
Fashion-Craft
and
Society
Brand.
New
Manx,
Harris
and
Irish
'
Tweeds,'
Scotch
Fleeces,
.Velours
'
and
West
of
Englands.
$32.50
to
$41
.50
Watts
&
Nickerson
532
Third
Ave.
4
Phone
"SPEED
THE
VICTORY
BUY
BONDS"
te
1
1
FOR
SALE
IE
enrnj
cuniMnr
When
at
Terrace
Stay
at
.
Philbert
Hotel
But
make
advance
ranee
Box
5
Reservations
is
SPEED
rt
VICTORY
The
little
things
we
do
at
home
.
.
.
obeying
the-rationing
regulations
.
.
doing
without
luxuiies
.
.
.
curtailing
necessities
.
.
.
skimping
to
buy
bonds
.
.
.
these
arc
not
sacrifices.
They
arc
merely
sclf-dcnial.
The
men
who
face
the
actual
brunt
of
battle
make
the
sacrifices.
A
Terrace
A
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
Co.
Ltd.
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COLUMBIA
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Printing
Company
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