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representatives
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tne
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in
Victoria
durinz
Wcvcmber
V;ie
elimination
Luble
bunks
In
construction
ach
as
has
been
accom
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by
law
In
logging
and
ibg
camps,
will
be
one
of
the
.derations
sought
Also
the
!acement
of
glasses
by
the
apensation
Board
to
workers
:.Td
In
induHtrial
accidents.
pe
ex;:utlve
was
authorized
ruler
with
the
executive
of
Prince
Rupert
Labor
Council
CI
with
the
view
to
calling
a
b!x
meeting
In
connection
h
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
strike
Windsor
ft
f
"mplaint
was
registered
In
cr!ion
with
the
action
sup
ply
making
It
mandatory
to
High
School
students
to
loin
the
Students
j:
"i
at
the
fee
of
$1
in
order
be'-me
eligible
for
the
half-
tickets,
which
the
council
Believe
leadache
Quick!
Bm.
1.
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;rvee
it
to
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only
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Portable
nnce
Rupert.
Ave.
anrt
r
tv,u
was
informed
was
a
gesture
of
goodwill
and
gratis
on
the
part
of
the
management
of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
write
the
school
board
secretary
In
connection
therewith.
There
was
a
communication
from
the
Aid
to
Norway
organization
complaining
about
the
treatment
being
accorded
Norwegians
as
compared
with
other
liberated
countries
of
Europe,
and
soliciting
the
assistance
of
the
council
In
having
same
remedied.
It
was
stated
that
forwarding
of
parcels
to
relatives
and
friends
in
Norway
was
re
stricted
to
shipment
to
Den
mark
only
and
to
the
value
of
$8.50
only.
This
was
further
aggravated
by
the
excessive
prices
prevailing
in
Denmark.
Other
liberated
countries
were
not
subject
tq
such
restrictions
and
Norwegians
both
at
home
'
and
abroad
felt
very
much
concerned.
The
complaint
of
the
Norwegian
organization
was
VITAMIN
IN
NEW
FOODS
Scientists
Attempt
to
Find
Best,
Cheapest
Sources
TORONTO,
Oct.
12
W-Look-ing
toward
the
day
when
fruits
and
vegetables
will
be
developed
not
for
their
flavor,
size
or
color
but
for
scientifically
determined
vitamin
C
content,
a
broad
program
Is
being
carried
on
In
Ontario
to
find
the
best
artd
cheapest
sources
of
the
scarce
vitamin,
valuable
in
combatting
and
preventing
certain
diseases.
The
project,
Initiated
four
years
ago
at
the
Ontario
College
of
Agriculture,
Ouelph,
now
engages
the
co-operation
of
the
Hospital
for
Sick
Children
In
Toronto,
the
Nutrition
Foundation
In
New
York
and
the
Ontario
Department
of
Agriculture.
Hundreds
of
varieties
of
edible
plants
and
of
wild
plants
not
ordinarily
eaten
but
likely
to
be
rich
in
vitamin
C,
Including
milkweed,
rose
hips,
walnuts,
chicory,
common
mustard
and
a
number
of
varieties
of
herbs
have
been
tested
during
the
research
work.
After
four
years
of
painstaking
work.
Dr.
J.
H.
L.
Truscott
of
the
Agriculture
Department
and
associates
at
the
hospital
and
Horticultural
Station
at
Vlneland
have
compiled
a
voluminous
report
which
contains
a
mass
of
information
of
tremendous
value,
not
only
to
medical
and
nutritional
science
but
also
to
fruit
and
vegetable
growers.
Sun
His
Factor
In
Vitamin
Food
It
was
found,
for
Instance
that
red
cabbage
has
double
the
vitamin
C
content
of
green
cabbage
and
that
five
days
of
continuous
shade
causes
a
marked
reduction
in
vitamin
C
content
of
certain
vegetables.
Experiments
with
tomatoes
proved
that
those
harvested
under
glass
in
January
contained
about
only
half
the
vitamin
C
found
In
the
same
T
variety
harvested
In
July
or
August
either
under
glass
or
outside.
There
was
evidence
that
tomatoes
grown
In
the
Barrie
dlstrlc:
tended
to
be
high
In
vitamin
C
and
that
those
grown
at
Vine-land
had
more
vitamin
C
than
those
grown
at
Ouelph.
But
it
has
not
been
definitely
determined
that
the
environment
factor
Is
directly
associated
with
vitamin
production.
These
discoveries
led
to
a
second
phase
of
the
project
In
which
an
attempt
was
made
to
breed
tomatoes
with
as
high
a
vitamin
C
content
as
grapefruit,
which
now
has
double
that
of
.tomatoes.
Breeding
was
started
In
1944
and
this
year
the
first
and
second
generation
progeny
took
promising
in
the
fields
of
the
O.A.C.
plant
breeding
for
the
same
purpose
has
also
been
started
with
carrots,
squash
and
radishes.
A
New
Era
of
PROGRESS
for
British
Columbia
The
vast
reconstruction
programme
of
the
Coalition
Government
will
build
a
greater
British
Columbia.
'.
Tens
of
thousands
of
workers
will
be
"-cded
in
the-carrying
out
of
this
grcai
sound
and
comprehensive
plan.
New
modern
highways
-
across
the
Province
and
to
the
North
-
will
be
built.
Our
present
highways
and
side-roads
will
be
rebuilt,
extended
and
modernized.
British
Columbia's
magnificent
natural
parks
will
be
developed
for
the
enjoyment
of
her
people.
Millions
of
dollars
will
be
used
for
much
needed
new
and
modern
public
buildings
and
for
the
enlargement
of
the
University.
THE'PRODUCTION
OF
OUR
GREAT
FOREST
INDUSTRY
WILL
BE
ASSURED
IN
PERPETUITY.
RURAL
ELECTRIFICATION
WILL
BRING
ELECTRIC
LIGHT
AND
ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
TO
EVERY
HOME
AND
FARM
PRACTICABLE
IN
THE
PROVINCE.
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
ELECTRICAL
POWER
WILL
BRING
NEW
INDUSTRIES
AND
NEW
EMPLOYMENT.
By
the
fulfilment
of
this
programme
200,000
men
and
women
wage
earners
in
induslry
and
on
the
farm
-
will
be
assured
a
higher
standard
of
living.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
In
the
Protestant
faith,
what
is
the
proper
age
for
a
child
to
be
christened?
A.
There
is
no
certain
age;
the
parents
may
choose
any
time
they
wish,
but
the
general
rule
Is
before
the
child
is,
six
months
of
age.
Q.
When
giving
a
luncheon
in
one's
home
is
it
customary
for
the
hostess
to
provide
corsages
or
other
favors?
A.
This
Is
seldom
done.
On
Election
Day,
October
25th
Vote
COALITION
Tubliihcd
by
B.C.
Coalition
Organhal'totu
'3
1
Make
certain
that
this
great
modernizing,
r
i
'
prosperity-building
programme
f
is
carried
out.
Prince
Hupctt
Dnilt
J3cto0
Saturday,
October
13,
1945
Here
They
Are!
2
NEW
CARS
Worth
$2,750
and
$2,150
Given
Away
Proceeds
for
the
Charitable
Work
of
the
Municipal
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
Tickets
50c
Each
or
3
for
$1.00
.USE
THIS
COUPON
TO
MUNICIPAL
CHAPTER,
I.O.D.E.,
P.O.
Box
91,
Edmonton,
Alberta.
Please
send
me
Tickets
on
the
two
new
cars
for
which
I
enclose
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TICKETS
GET
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International
D.D.T.
Barn
Spray
One
application
to
walls
and
windows
effective
for
three
months.
Kills
flies,
moths,
wasps,
mosquitoes
and
other
pests.
.
Per
gallon
$2.00
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and
others
interested
send
your
order
or
write
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particulars
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NOTICE
AH
creditors
or
persons
with
claims
against
the
Pacific
Cafe
or
714
3rd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert,
BC,
please
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of
such
claims
with
Wong
Min
Din
of
P.O.
Box
821,
Prince
Rupert,
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
October,
1945,
or
the
new
management
will
not
be
responsible
for
such
claims.
TH
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Prop.
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Sheetmetal
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