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MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
An
Independent
dally
newOaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
B7
City
Carrier,
per
week.
16c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year.
S7.00;
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year.
4.00.
AN
HISTORIC
VISIT
POSSIBLY
not
without
frank
significance
is
President
Truman's
goodwill
visit
to
the
capital
0
Canada
at
this
time.
No
doubt
the
Russian
people,
at
least,
will
see
one
kind
of
significance.
In
a
day
or
so,
most
likely,
we
will
hear
"Moscow
interpreting
it
as
more
war
mongering
.between
United
States
and
Canada.
The
defence
co-operation
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
is
becoming,
less
and
less
of
a
secret.
The
candor
o
the
purpose
is
becoming
less
veiled
every
day
but,
of
course,
the
object
is
mutual
defence
rather
than
intention
to
agress.
,No
matter
what
the
suspicious
and
potential
enemy
nations
may
read
into
it.,
the
visit
o
Mr.
Truman,
to
Ottawa,
as
a
gesture,
is
timely
and
reassuring.
They
are
extending
the
chief
executive
of
the
United
States
every
honor
and
courtesy
in
the
Dominion
capital.
History
was
made
when
he
addressed
a
joint
session
of
Senate
and
House
of
Commons
today.
j
The
solidarity
and
friendliness
of
United
States
jpanr)
Canada
was
never
more
surely
demonstrated
-than,
is.
being
done
at
Ottawa
during
these
three
historic
days
of
visitation.
f
Now
at
-1
m.
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I
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Plu
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1
w
nr.
It
MG-lflJ
fruits,
Rttipt
Mitt
A
Product
of
Cnrd
Foedi
vegetables,
meats.
etc.
in
packstt.
CP-4
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REPAIR
AND
RECONDITION
YOUR
HOME
THIS
SUMMER!
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alterations
Phone
RED
561
P.O.
Box
721
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
Mall.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
afternoon
exceot
Sunaav
bv
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
'tor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
your
Grocer's
MINUTE
pore
trrffatwe
J
GELATINE
Made
by
the
makers
of
Jell-0
Try
the
Speedy
New
Single-Saucepan
Method
Combine
in
saucepan
all
of
th
1.
follow!
ni
called
for
br
ibt
recipe
Minute
Gelaiiae,
liquids,
seasonings,
sugar.
Heat
2
or
3
minutes,
stirring
nntil
ftUune
dissolve,
aelatine
redoes
are
readr
for
mold-
ory
ones
ready
tor
toe
aauiuoo
01
Notice
We
have
not
raised
our
price!
Coca-Cola
still
sells
for
Pre-war
Price
5
plus
Wartime
Taxes
&
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
What
Qty
I
Sale
ot
the
following
clty-;
owned
property
as
reported
by
!
finance
commltiee;
was
approv
ed
by
council
last
mm:
Lot
21.
block
36,
station
7
(.Ninth
Avenue
Eattj
to
Thomas
N.
Rowe
for
S125.
Lots
55
and
55.
block
33,
section
8
ilmmanuel
Street)
to
Mrs.
Jean
Rothan
for
$55.
Council
adopted
a
finance
committee
rcconrn
encta
Uo
n
that
the
orfer
of
H.
G.
Ilefeeraon
Ltd.
to
purchase
lot
4,
Mock
20,
section
I
(Second
Avtnne)
be
ac
cepted,
the
property
having
been
advertised
for
sale,
and
this
being
the
.only
offer
received.
A
grant
of
$200
to
the
Museum
Board
to
assisF
!n
reopening
the
museum
and
a
$150
jrent
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
toward
the
fort
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
convention
was
approved.
Approved
the
action
of
the
licencing
committee
in
granting
the
following
trade
licences:
L
A.
Astoria
and
E.
E.
RaWiford.
messenger
service,
tobacco
and
confectionery
store;
Edward
Garner,
motor
scooter
sales:
Percv
A.
Berg,
garage;
Mrs.
B.
1
Petterson,
restaurant,
subject
to
report
from
sanitarian.
Adopted
a
report
of
the
hearth
ccmnv"ltee
announcing
that
;
"empllmentary
passes
for
each
"Ident
of
the
Pioneer'
Home
r-ad
been
received
from
Arrow
;Bus
Lines.
Council
registered
a
vote
of
thanks
to
Arrow
Bus!
.tines
fcr
this
kindness.
!
I
Authorized
the
chairman
of
hs
board
of
works
and
the
city
nlerk
to
be
the
only
ones
to
convey
rolicy
and
instructions
to
board
of
vrorks
employees
dur-'n
the
period
that
the
city
is
without
a
citv
ene-ineer.
So"
far.
no
new
engineer
has
been
em
ployed.
.
Authorized
the
ourchase
of
two
fcamite
nozzles
and
51
pal-
Ions
of
foamlte
for
the
fire
de
partment
on
recommendation
of
the
utilities
cr'mrnittr-e.
The
tnqmU.
t
tn.
f
!
.
1
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tt
uamuc
3
11I
l.VIJLUIg
OH
llfBS.
Legislation
.
.
.
You
Pay
7
As
cthvays,jhe
superior
quality
of
Coca-Cola
remains
unchanged
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
PKIXCE
UUI'EKT,
B.C.
Authorized
BcUltr
of
Coca-Coa
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
lid.
FOR
VOUR
....
BUILDING
REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL
REPAIRS
FOUNDATION
WORK
CONSULT
THE
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Estimates
given
for
Phone
SC3
Council
Qid
Made
arrangements
for
having
the
bronze
piaque
placed
on
the
Roosevelt
Park-
cairn.
The
plaque
was
purchased
last
September
but
a
temporary
wooden
plaque
has'been
on
the
memorial
siiKe
its
dedication.
Approved
action
cf
the
board
of
works
and
utilities
committee
in
oMerir?
to
Mrs.
Carlson
the
position
of
caretaker
cf
the
city
resit
room
following
the
recent
resignation
of
P.
J.
McCormick
Mrs.
Carlson
bid
for
the
position
at
the
time
Mr.
McCor.Tiiek
was
appointed.
A
request
by
inside
workers
in
thje
city's
employ
'for
a
five-day
i
week
was
referred
tc
the
finance
committee
for
repcii.
The
request
claimed
that
the
five-day
week
adopted
by
the
city
of
Vancouver
and.munlcipallty
of
Bur-naby
has
functioned
satisfactorily.
Hours
of
work
would
not
be
reduced
but
merely
convrress-ed
from
the
present
five-and-a-half
day
week.
Declined
an
offer
by
a
Vancouver
brekerape
house
to
sell
the
city
up
to
$05,000
in
Province
ef
British
Colun-hfa
bonds
at
.tld.75
bearing
23i
per
cent
interest.
Instead,
council
'author
ized
the
finance
cemmittee
to
invei!ate-
the
oui
chase
nf
r,e-wtipV
bonds
with
some
$60,-(v)
vhh-h
the
city
will
not
be
able
to
use
in
Its
street
program
thia
year.
'
'A
comi"ta'nt
by
Thorn
Sheet
Mr-til
WorV?
concerning
a
laree
hole
in
Market
Circle
which
forms
a
nond
in
wet
weather
In
frcnt
of
the
nrfmlse"
v
rfe-rel
tf
the
Board
of
Vorks,
by
coucil.
COUNCIL
"'RF.S
LOCAL
AUDITOR-5'
C:tv
Counsil
lfrft
nlsht
voted
to
rrrnlcv
the
firm
of
George
Rnrip
and
Co.
ns
city
auditors
for
ie
currert
vrar
at
a
fee
of
1.200.
Frr
the
last
two
years.
1
Vancouver
firm
has
audited
the
city's
becks.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
any
type
construction.
Night-Red
603
SAILS
HATCH
COVERS
SKATE
COVERS
EDMONDSON
AWNING
&
SAIL
WORKS
Phone
BLUE
-
ICO
East
Third
Ave.
(Next
to
Shenton'i)
IMPOE
TAUT
GOODS
AND
As
FOODS
All
flours,
flour
mixes
and
meals.
Yeast.
Bread,
bread
rolls,
and
balce-ry
products.
Biscuits,
except
those
completely
covered
with
chocolate.
Processed
cereals,
cooked
or
uncooked,
including
break,
fast
cereals,
macaroni,
vermicelli,
spaghetti,
noodles
and
other
alimentary
paste
products.
Rice,
excepting
wild
rice,
Pot
and
pearl
barley.
Shelled
corn,
but
not
including
popping
corn.
Dried
peas,
soya
beans,
dried
beans
except
lima
beans
and
red
kidney
beans.
Starch.
Sugar,
sugar
cane
syrups;
corn
syrups,
grape
sugar,
glucose.
Edible
molasses.
Tea,
coffee,
coffee
concentrates.
Malt,
malt
extract,
malt
syrup.
Black
pepper
and
white
pepper,
and
substitutes
containing
black
or
white
pepper.
Salad
and
cooking
oils.
Raisins,
currants,
prunes,
dehydrated
apples.
Tomatoes,
tomato
sauce,
tomato
paste,
tomato
pulp;
tomato
puree,
tomato
catsup,
chili
sauce,
when
in
hermetically
scaled
cans
or
glass.
Canned
pork
and
beans;
canned
spaghetti,
macaroni
and
vermicelli.
Canned
corn,
canned
field
beans
excluding
the
lima
and
red
kidney
varieties.
Canned
apricots,
canned
peaches,
canned
pears.
Fruits
and
vegetables
in
the
two
preceding
items
when
frozen
and
sold
in
consumer
size
packages.
Strawberry
and
raspberry
jams,
and
any
jam
containing
strawberries
or
raspberries.
Meat
and
meat
products,
not
including,
,
game,
J
pet
foods,
and
certain
varieties
of
cooked
and
canned
meats.
Sausage
casings,
animal
and
'
artificial.
Canned
salmon,
canned
sea
trout,
canned
pilchards
of
the
1946
or
earlier
packs.
Edible
animal
and
vegetable
fats
Including
lards
and
shortenings.
CLOTHING
Men's,
youths
and
boys'
coats,
jackets
and
wind'
breakers
matle
wholly
or
chiefly
of
leather.
Any
material
shown
goods
is
subject
to
Also
any
set
which
of
the
set
consists
4
COAL
There
is
still
a
Coal
Shortage.
Play
safe
.
.
.
order
early
...
be
warm
next
winter.
There
is
no
better
coal
than
our
Foothills
Alberta
LUMP
EGG
NUT
PEA
For
lletter
Quality,
Iletter
Service
.
.
,
Phone?
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Serving
the
North
Since
1920
Coal
Lumber
Paint
Huildinir
Supplies
Phones
631.-52.
Hollywood
Cafe
PIUNCK
RUPKKrs
NKWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
KESTAUKANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
6
A
M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
.
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
13.1
7J8
THIRD
AVKNUI
WEflT"
8
GOVERHEN
ENT
Respecting
Price
The
following
list
1j
a
convenient
summary
of
the
Wartime
Prices
&
Trade
Board
Order
No.
737
and
is
published
for
the
protection
and
guidance
of
the
public.
It
does
not
give
the
full
text
of
the
Order.
For
full
details
reference
should
be
made
to
the
Order
itself.
Summary
of
SERVICES
REMAINING
SUBJECT
TO
MAXIMUM
PRICE
REGULATIONS
get
forth
in
Wartime
Prices
&
Trade
Hourd
Order
No,
537
tffective
June
9,
1947
Men's,
youths
and
boys'
suits
or
pants
made,
wholly
or
chiefly
of
cotton
or
rayon.
Men's,
youths
and
boys
furnishings
as
follows:
blouses;
collars;
pyjamas;
nightshirts;
underwear,
other
than
that
made
wholly
or
chiefly
of
-wool;
shirts,
including
sport
shirts
other
than
those
made
wholly
of
all-wool
or
all-rayon
fabric.
Women's,
misses',
girls',
children's
and
infants'
garments
of
all
kinds
(but
not
including
(a)
garments
made
wholly
of
all-wool
iabric,
(b)
raincoats,
(c)
jackets
and
windbreakers,
except
when
made
wholly
or
chiefly
of
leather,
or
(d)
dressing
gowns).
Knitted
wear
for
either
sex
as
follows:
undergarments,
other
than
those
made
wholly
or
chiefly
of
wool;
circular
.
knit
hosiery
of
cotton
or
rayoni
Work
clothing,
including
aprons,
for
either
sex,
when
made
wholly
or
chiefly
ot
cotton
or
leather.
Uniforms
for
either
sex.
Gloves,
gauntlets
and
mitts
for
either
sex
when
made
wholly
or
chiefly
of
cotton
or
leather,
except
those
designed
as
specialized
sports
equipment
or
tor
specialized
industrial
uses.
Brassieres;
foundation
garments,
but
not
including
surgical
corsets.
Diapers
and
diaper
supports.
HOUSEHOLD
AND
OTHER
TEXTILES
Textile
products
as
follows;
when
made
wholly
or
chiefly
cf
cotton
or
rayon:
bedspreads;
blankets,
except
horscblankets;
dish
towels;
face
cloths;
luncheon
sets;
napkins;
pillow
cases;
sheets;
silence
cloths;
table-cloths;
throw-overs;
towels;
wih
cloths.
HOUSEHOLD
EQUIPMENT
AND
SUfPLIESr
-
-
Furnaces'
and
other
heating
equipment,
except
portable
electric
heaters,
fireplace
heaters,
grates,
and
baskets
therefor.
Jacket
heaters
and
other
water
heating
equipment.
Soap
and
soap
compounds,
'MOTOR
VEHICLE
ACCESSORIES
Pneumatic
tires
end
tubes
when
sold
for
the
purpose
of
or
as
original
equipment
on
agricultural
machinery.
above
processed
for
Incorporation
Into,
maximum
prices.
contains
an
article
referred
to
above
Is
of
articles
not
referred
to.
is
available
Now...
BUT
NOT
Control
CONSTRUCTION
PRODUCTS
Poplar
(aspen,
balsam
and
Cottonwood)
and
soft
wood
lumber
of
all
kinds.
Softwood
veneers.
Plywoods
not
wholly
con-.
structed
of
tiardwood.
Mill
work
such
as
doors,
sashes,
windows,
stairs
end
gates,-
but
not
including
screen
doors
or
window
screens.
1
're-cut
soft
lumber
products
detitned
for
use
in
residential
or
farm
buildings,
but
not
including
fully
pre-fabrkated
buildings.
Gypsum
board
and
gypsum'
lath.
Wallboards
and
building
boards.
Cast
iron
soil
pipe
and
fittings.
Nails.
AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY,
IMPLEMENTS,
EQUIPMENT
AND
SUPPLIES
Practically
all
items
of
farm
machinery,
including
planting,
seeding
and
fertilizing
.
equipment,
plows,
tillage
implements
and
cultivators,
haying
machinery,
harvesting
machinery,
tractors,
wagons,
dairy
machines
arid
equipment,
sprayers
and
dusters.
Articles
of
barn
and
barnyard
equipment.
Stationary
gas
engines.
Harness
and
harness
hardware.
Barbed
wire
and
other
fencing
wire
and
fences.
Binder
twine.
Wheelbarrows.
Feeds
and
feed
products
of
all
kinds
except
horse
meat,
pet
foods,
hay,
straw,
clam
shell
and
poultry
grit.
Fertilizers
of
all
kinds,
but
not
including
humus,
muck,
manure,
sphagnum
moss
or
peat
moss.
Gopher
poisons,
Seed
field
beans
and
seed
field
peas.
Grains
as
follows:
wheat;
barley;
oats;
flaxseed;
buckwheat;
rapeseed;
sunflower
seed;
grain
screenings.
.
RAW
AND
PROCESSED
,tV
MATERIALS
Basic
iron,
and
steel
products
and
alloys
including
pig
iron;
cast
iron
and
steel
scrap,
ingots,
bars,
plate,
rods
and
wire.
Primary
and
secondary
tin
and
alloys
containing
more
than
95
per
cent
tin.
All
fats
and
oils,
including
Vitamin
A
oils,
of
animal,
vegetable
or
marine
origin
but
not
including
refined
medicinal
cod
liver
oil
and
core
oil.
Fibrcj
raw
or
proc,,,
all
synthetr
ent,
excepting
g,,.7
Yarn,
and
thread,,,
taming
any
of
the
t
ed
above,
Fabrics
ovtr
(J
ua.
r
"""
any
state,
(,
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packagmi
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devices
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of
goodi
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services
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rental
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and
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services
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charges
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plants.
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when
supplied
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to
his
employendirectlyl
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a
servant
or
serf
or
by
a
hotel
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Order
No.
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packing
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any
other
manufacturinf
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in
respect
or
sny
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to
maximum
pntd
w
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performed
on
s
cuau
or
commission
oasis.
USED
GOODS
or
any
fabricated
component
part
of
any
of
the
above
subject
to
maximum
prices
even
though
the
remainder
K.
W.
TAYLOR,
Chairman.
For
Your
Eating
Pleasure
.
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bags
and
used
bnrl
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baling
material.
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TOP
SERVICE
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SUNDAYS
and
HOLIDAYS
from
12
Noon
till
2
7
p.m.
till
0
p.m.