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newspaper
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the
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end
all
the
communities
comprising
TO
Wednesday,
November
27,
1946
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Dept
Ottawa).
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
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Avenue.
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
City
Carrier,
per
week,
15c;
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Tear,
$7.00;
By
Mall,
per
month,
40c;
Per
Tear,
$4.00
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OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
EE
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Balancing
Family
Budget
PRESSING
AND
PRACTICAL
QUESTION
in
every
man's
personal
A
finances
is
how
to
make
an
adjustment
to
the
rising
cost
of
living.
Segments
of
the
gainfully
employed,
have
already
prepared
tentative
answer.
They
assert
that
the
remedy
is
further
to
mark
up
money
wage
rates.
At
first
blush,
the
proposal
has
.sentimental
appeal.
But,
while
a
rise
in
material
wellbeing
for
the
great
multitudes
is
devoutly
to
be
desired,
Jlhere
is
a
pitfall
in
confusing
inflationary
fluff
with
higher
living
standards.
Higher
wages
without
increased
productivity
may
merely
implement
the
processes
of
inflation.
For
one
mman's
wages
constitute
another
worker's
cost
of
living.
In
terms
of
every
family's
immediate
problem
of
making
both
ends
meet,
the
possibility
of
enhancing
buying
power
through
bringing
costs
.under
control
should
be
fully
exulored.
.
Budget
makers
of
individual
families
as
an
immediate
adjustment
might
;reyiew
al)
their
items
pf
expenditures,
and
eliminate
the
less
essential.
Perhaps,
spending
habits
have
been
incurred,
which
do
not
provide
sufficient
satisfactions.
The
time
is
here
for
customer
discrimination.
Thumbs
down
on
ersatz
materials
and
discourtesy
service
will
help
to
achieve
thor-
OllP'hp'ninn'
rPrrmVPVainn
fmm
fl-m
iluirivm'oli'fioo
nf
o
i
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,the
status
of
a
genuine
situation.
In
taking
this
attitude
and
in
waiting
tfpr
postponable
items,
the
customer
will
obviate
the
hazard
of
panicky
bidding
for
scarce
goods.
Such
a
customer
mood
will
accelerate
the
return
of
;the
merit
system.
.
The
time
is
almost
over
when
"anything
goes."
Management,
which
discounts
the
inevitable
by
getting
dowrrto
brass
tacks,
will
make
a
contribution
to
restoration
of
the
conditions
making
for
prosperity
and
progress.
I
m'
;LEISURE
AND
BUSINESS
THOUSANDS
OP
PEOPLE
today
:
are
enjoying
more
leisure
per
week
than
they
had
prior
to
and
during
the
war.
In
the
majority
of
cases
their
-"take
home"
pay
remains
the
same
or
has
been
stepped
up.
In
the
days
immediately
ahead
they
are
going
to
;spend
more
in
new
ways,
and
their
accumulated
outlay
will
provide
expanded
sales
fpr
a
great
variety
of
;products
and
services.
More
leisure
means
many
people
will
be
able
to
travel
more,
read
more
books.,
wear
more
clothes,
play
move
games,
dig
more
gardens,
indulge
in
more
hobbies,
buy
more
insurance,
visit
more
theatres,
decorate,
furnish
and
improve
their
homes,
and
generally
indulge
long
suppressed
desires
to
get
more
out
of
living.
These
new
expenditures
will,
in
the
main,
come
out
of
earnings
which,
economists
agree,
is,
a
sounder
source
of
national
prosperity
than
the
liquidation
of
savings.
MEET
AND
M
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FRO
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THE
FOUR
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gRITJSH
COLUMBIA
stands
today
on
the
ver3e
of
the
sreatest
aN-roind
development
since
the
Panama
Canal
opened
in
1915
to
stait
it
on
the
road
to.
its
revealed
destiny.
The
second
World
War
called
or
what
impossible
records
in
production
from
our
factories,
our
machines
and
our
men.
The
impossible
accomplished,
we
now
turn
to
the
tasks
of
making
the
needs
of
peace
with
advantases
and
facilities
sreater
than
ever
before.
Truly
B.C.
has
room
to
grow,
and
we
who
are
fortunate
enough
to
be
jiving
and
working
here
should
know
the
four
comers
pf
our
great
province
s
we
know
our
own
community.
TILLER
N
D
GRIM
AIRMAIL
BETWEEN
CANADA
AND
AUSTRALIA-
-Markjn?
the
first
official
airmail
between
Australia
and
Canada,
commemorative
envelopes
were
Issued
by
Australian
National
Airways.
These
two
young
ladies
seem
to
be
enjoying
their
work.
Hamelin
Revives
20
YEARS
AGO
Ancient
Legend
?'""
iti-w
xic
jcieyaior.
nine
away
in
me
town.
O
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OF
B,
C,
M
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liis
message
is
oiip
of
a
series
supporting
he
efforts
of
H.C.'s
Department
of
Trmle
and
Industry
unti
I'rovinrial
'fonrist
,tsso-fiat
ion.
I
Iff
end
us
puhtie
serriee
by...
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5
Weeks
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Xmas
Kemember
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Early!
Buy
at
M
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Jewellers
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ADVANTAGE
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OUR
SPECIAL
silver
niftwir.,
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LAY-AWAY
PLAN
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5?
Mall
Orders
Receive
Pmmni
AHpntinr.
English
Bone
China
GREATNESS
OF
BRITAIN
Status
of
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AND
MISS
WATSON
DRY
GOODS
&
NOVELTY
Have
pne
their
best
to
6b-taln
a
Christmas
stock
lor
you.
Some
lines
are
short,
yet
we
(bink
you
could
find
an
acceptable
8lft
here
.
.
.
Call
and
see
us
anyway!
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TRANSPORTS
TO
INDIA
NEW
DELHI
WNo.
12
FlrM
cr
Squadron
of
the
Royal
Indian
Air
orce,
composed
entirely
o
Indian
personnel.
Is
bei
rn
equipped
with
twin-cngineri!
Da,
Koia
transport
aircraft.
This
U
the
first
...u
Indian
squadron
oijuuuiuji
(o
yu
be
Jjg
A
number
of
new
faces,
a
good
equipped
with
aircraft
of
this
attendance
and
a
brisk,
search-1
'yp?
ing
discussion
characterized
j.he
session
of
the
Citizen's
Forum
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
at
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday
The
first
motion
defined
a
"Great
Power"
as
one
whose
.opinions
were
respected
because
they
were
backed
up
by
great
physical
pewer.
This
was
carried
with
one
dissenting
vote.
The
second
motion
that
"in
the
pinion
f
thi.3
meeting,
it
is
unfortunately
impossible
or
Great
Prjtaln
tp
maintain
her
position
as
a
great
power,
on
this
basis"
was
broadly
debated
and
at
great
Jength,
It
was
pointed
out
thaj..
as
Britain
was
n
Industrial
nation,
without
faw
materials,
without
power
comparatively)
U)
drive
her
factories,
and
without
the
manpower
of
many
of
her
tors,
it
would
be
a
physical
possibility
for
her
lb
keep
a
su-
prcmaey
of
physical
pqwer.
The
ngiiou
was
adopted
without
dissent.
v
.
1Q9r
HAMELIN,
Germany
P)-r-Thej
The
third
motion
expressed
r-
fv,
f?
V
.
.i
,
legend
of
the
pl?d
PiPer
t
Ulp
beljef
that
Great
Britain
f
fu
m
m
"le
.
f
slx
i
"amelin
is
being
charmingly
would
maintain
her
position
as
neJ
h,Y,n
?n
ff
T
I
revlved
at
old
city
on
the
I
a
leader
of
the
smaller
nation'
rSr?
L
IT
,
River
in
0ermay-
U-N.
I
1
aSld
Pon
of
freedom
by
police
affairs,
the
doors
of
the
R
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,
u'
nnanoA
wa.
nr
ih.
mni
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w.vunsr
nnpn
hw.:.ii.
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noiiday
camp
there
'
for
children
had
no
occupants.
Last
occu-',
n,(.
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,
".
seven
days
for
drunkenness.
f
'7T
S
they,
can
e"
joy
free
;
dom
and
open
air.
The
"phenomenal"
erowth
nf
They
Plav
Jn
tne
f'elds
and
industry
In
British
"Columbia
EWm
,n
tne
rivcr-
sleeping
in
during
the
10
years
which
the
'
and
cyen
tne
food
is
cook-Liberal
.government
had
been
In
'
ed
aPd
eateP
out
91
doors.
They
power
provlncially
was
outlined
'
can
yLsIt
a
?ave
In
the
hillside
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
In
a
hefc-
according
to
legend,
the
speech
before
constituents
here.
Ipiecl
PiDer
disappeared
with
The
output
of
all
basic
industries
Hamelin's
children
in
1294,
I
had
doubled
during
ihak
time,
he
On
the
:ast
nigiu
of
each
week
said.
after
a
.concert
for
the
children,
1
the
camp
leader,
Miss
Kathleen
Two
more
deep
sea
vessels
were
Baird
or
Perth.
Australia
wpnr.
due
here
to
load
eraln.
They
ing
a
cloak
of
feathered
hat.
were
the
Yoseric
and
Mplirpn
ninps
tlipni
nn
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hilliMo
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two
vessels
wprp
pv-
ine
r.
hrts
nnH
thn
ilah,
nt
pected
to
take
500,000
bushels
of
children
singing
can
be
heard
a
,
.
.
....
ll.l-IAlt
1.
1
!
I
her
people
and
by
pursuing
a
sound
policy.
This
.was
supported
by
Well
over
two-thhd3
of
the
meeting.
The
final
motion
that,
by
rea-"m
of
her
economic
and
strategic
position,
a
relatve.
reduction
in
the
status
of
Great
'!ialn
would
not
affect
the
position
of
Canada"
as
an
lnde-""'f'ent
nation
In
th
n,iti.u
Commonwealth
was
also
ovcr-
wneiminxly
supported.
Husband
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
LEATHER
GOODS
PLAYING
CARDS
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v",,ur"is
co
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k
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lust
mh
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...should
answer
these
ih.
Were
the
EXPI-NSrS
of
a
art-
the
satisfaction
ol
cc
tug
you
r
hime
greater
than
you
holders
turn:;!ic
by
expeciear
in
most
cases
the
that
whole
Umihcsir.
answer
is
"yes."
Probably
there
is
a
mortgage
and
other
Jebts.
Given
time,
you
can
pay
them!
But
they
could
be
a
burden
to
your
wife,
if
something
should
happen
to
you.
That
is
one
reason
w
hy
you
should
have
adequate
life
insurance
protection.
Does
it
matter
which
COM
I'ASY
you
insure
uith't
Yes!,
Life
insurance
companies
arc
much
alike
as
to
policies
and
rates,
but
actual
long-term
results
vary
widely.
Evidence
of
THE
log
generations
have
t
their
life
insurance
i
exclusively
to
The
Ml
tif
C
4nil.
hhJ
approximately
4V
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business
comes
tr
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representative
o
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leaturcsot
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if
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Life
Insurance
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that
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dull
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lug
ui
orders.
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askins
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..,ovniirlnz
to
rnereipre,
as
in
tne
pasi,
we
are
mui-
,tyour
men
duct
our
business
that
we
may
continue
to
fidence
and
support.
nun
POLICY:
Denver
tne
oiaesi
oroa
-,
0f
vetew'
d
"
Give
proper
consideration
to
neeas
usfd
Not
to
require
a
customer
to
trade
i"
to
get
a
new
one;
lloar
a
fair
ma
When
a
used
car
Is
traded-to
allow
price
for
the
used
car.
artnrtlk.
tn
tnat
may
nf
Not
to
load
a
car
with
accessories
vanted
bv
the
purchaser.
,,.PMon
W
To
keep
our
order
books
open
for
irwdJ
0
tt,(
customer,
so
ne
may
oic
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E.
PARKER
LIMITS
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FORD
Third
Avenue
AND
MONARCH
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