k
"'Money
Lack
71
IgtlMt
Hupett
Daflp
Bctos
Tuesday,
October
'26.
1948
'
"
r-
'?
y-.
imii
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-
-
.
.
.,
,
..
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:-sTm"-
-
....,..J)
,
PARKING
BYLAW
TO
BE
ENFORCED
Motorist
.who
.
have'
.been
in
lit
in
vji.
Druain
TERRACE
!
the
habit
of
parking
their
cars
f
on
trie
narrow
streets
ana
av
enues
otf-Prince
rRupert
during
the
i
hours
"
of
darkness
without
ShabhineM
N'ot
Caused
By
Rationing,
Board
of
Trade
President
Says
By
"STUART
UNDERHILL
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
Britons
who
blame
HghU
are
about
to
"find
out
that
,
Skeena
Restaurant
TERRACE
I
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE
Open
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
:
DINE
AND
DANCE
:
7
v
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
-
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
.
"Jf
'
their.'
shabblness
on
strintrpnt
they
are
Violating
a
city
bylaw.
The
city
council
ktst
night
put
teeth
in
the
bylaw
by
officially
requesting
;the
chief
of
poliee
to-
enforee
-gtrlngently"
-
the
clothes
rationing
are
being
told
they
couun
t
do
much
to
im.-prove
their
appearance
if
all
parking
provisions
of
the
traf
I,
by
famous
Iss
Line
garments
were
placed
on
free
sale
they
couldn't
afford
to.
"There
Is
no
doubt
that
price
is
the
most
Important
factor
today,"
Harold
Wilson,
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
told
a
meeting
of
clothing
manufacturers.
'
"If
coimon
taUonintr
were
ah.
Steamship
Movements
w
fic
bylaw-
Which
requires
that
no
parking
be
permitted
n
any
street
having
a
graded
or
paved
width
ot
SO
ieet
or
less
between
the
period
of
one-half
hour
after
sunset
to
one-half
.hour
before
sunslre
unless
the
vehicle
displays
standard
parking
lights
both
front
and
rear."
,
Alderman
.Robert
McKay
expressed
.
the
'
opinion
-
that
some-
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
1:30
Cardena,
Tuesday
s.
,tstul
iccommo-delicious
(ood,
,nl
service
of
IIIMf.
:
RUPERT
LINGS
ih
bound
day,
Oct.
27
v
Nov.
fi
p.m.
i
'
it
;
Prince
Oeorge,
I
muinuaj
o.j
thing
should
also
oe
aone
aoout
11.15
Dm
A11
.
n..L-rt
.In
(Via
Pnof
Friday
s.
Catala,
p.m.
WfttT(f
VfMri-
'
'
r'"
"
'
M
ii.,M,ii..,.
.iimin-f-
Office
Block
on
Third
Avenue
olLshed
tomorrow,
there
would
still
be
millions
of
families
who
would
be
rationed
by
price,
and
the
only
way
to
increase
that
ration
is
Id
lower
the
pries
vtliltfi
means
lowering
the
co.st.''
Manufacturers
were
prevented
from
brinpins
down
nripps
hv
.
.
.
.
nn.vrrtTi
rrruo
Kitr
hnmhs
are
Dart
of
a
consign-
rrom
Vancouver
,
.
.
.
,
i
.
,
.
Mayor
Arnold
pomted
out
that
o,,nrtv
Sunday
ss.
r,
Camosun,
11
p.m
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Oeorge,
It
would.be
better
to
leave
that
for
lor
the
uic
present
prcsrui,
until
until
the
uic
avenuo
m;iiu
Way,
Nov.
17
BIO
BOMBS
tNHUUTE
i
U
r
ivvj
1
ltn,
n
J
aou,l
ment
destined
for
the
U.S.
air
force
in
Alaska.
They
were
photographed
as
they
passed
through
Edmonton,
Ata.
The
bombs
are
not
yet
filled
with
their
explosive
charges
nor
nave
they
been
fitted
with
fins.
Uultimate
destination
is
Ladd
Field,
Alaska.
It
is
estimated
that
.
these
two
are
11,000-pounders.
.
...
JO
m
was
in
condition
to
be
zoned
.rmation
and
.
Friday
ss.
Coqultlam,
1
p.m.
:ions
iUilO
contact
I
the
high
cost
of
most
I
bliV
litijlt
vvW
materials,
laid,
ill
with
painted
lines.
For
Alice
Arm,
ewart,
tan.
General
Agent
0f
which
came
from
abroad.
wnn
nuueu
lnUl
nere
m,Rn:
ever
farthef
B
,
t
M
how.
be
De
further
iuruier
modifications
niooiiicaiions
in
in
the
me
.
,
.
.
,
,
j
pu(r
ever,
s(n(,k)1
stocks
had
had
arpiimulaled
accumulated
lo
to
rationing
,
system,
.
already
,
eased
,
.....
,
.
t.
t
.u
i.
,i
i
.
Pott
Simpson
'
;
!
COLD
WINTERS
-
'
'
Sunday
ss!
Camosun,
11
p.m.
For
its
latitude,
north
China
From
Alice
Ann,
Stewart,
has
unuually
severe
.
winters
port
Simpson
Peking's
average
January
tern-
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena,
a.m.
nerature
Is
33
degrees.
:
;
.
From
Ocean
Falls
.....
SUCH
H
UlilliL
L1UIL
LilC
1
UillUCl
of
toupes
avallab'i:
to
each
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
,said
that
some
goods
are
still
MAKES
'
U
THIS
ONE
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Oeorge
In
short
supply.
A
year
ago
the
public
wds
consumer
was
increased,
and
the
coupon
value
of
many
goods
was
reduced.
FURTHER
READJUSTMENT
Advertise
m
the
uauy
Newsl
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
FtSe
v
1st
colony
being
told
that
all
garment
went
to
work
to
Because
sound
waves
are
ex-.,
press
gangs
.is
colonv.
founded,
were
likely
to
be
scarce
for
a
Thursday
Ss.
Prince
George,
In
August
a
further
adjust
alone'
in
the
woodsJ
No
one
can
heln
him.
:
except
himself.
ronrnir.
fnr
the
Naw.
Nothing
oivpri
to
be
the
long
time
to
come
and
their
11:15
p.m.
tended
to
Yukon,
thereby
giv-
ment
nienl
in
ration'
rauu"
values
valu"
was
made
fFrom
Alaska
,m
white
settle-
small
Mother
of
14
other
chui"n,
Mrs.
John
Casper
holtr
fifteenth
child
after
its;tih;.
In
a
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
Jtr";-i-,
tal.
Mrs.
Casper,
whose"-band
is
employed
in
a
flacrJ'
concrete
breaking
coi-jm,
is
38
years
old.
All
at
tit,
children
are
alive.
Then"2act
Is
20..
.
f
allotment
of
coupons
w,s
ina
ing
P
oTeasure
to
Yukoners
cer-
mattered
save
the
necessity
oi
the
allocation
tor
board.
coupon
lads
on
have
to
be
stretched
,
six
months
beginning
Sept.
1
lam
ml&suloe
.
J
J
npr
that.
His
Brittanic
Maj
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
Lh
West
Africa.
would
All
he
heeds
'
do
Ms
kid
.
the
UK'
outof
his
"tormentors,
learn
how
to
use
his
-fists,
swear
now
and
thi,
;play
igameav
Do
all
this
In
moderation
and
he'll
p.m.
For
Alaska
was
set
at
24.
Footwear
was
r.re
Nayy
tQok
over
the
job
freed
ireea
from
irom
the
vne
ration
raiio..
alto-
au-
.
duce
p
of
IIcUm
them
.
into
shape.
THIS
AND
THAT
f.
!
i"
3
,
!
!
i
,
?
5
S
1
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George
gether.
Men's
.ut
required
20
u
cannot
be
ex.
midnight.
be
O.K.
as
Well
as
popular!
Protests,
complaints
were
less
thun
ikpIpss
The
novels
of
coupons
insieaa
oi
pected
that
up
there
the
same
dresses
seven
ins
ead
of
11,
and
Vancou.
rlvilege3
enjoyed
in
no
on
down
the
line.
obtainable.
There
ver.
should
be
Merchants
who
anticipated
a
w
De
sound
sleep
tonight,
buvlne
rush
were
surprised,
on
Already,
one
has
that
tired
Captain
Marrayat,
who
lived
In
the
days
of
Nelson,
are
said
to
have
been
the
truest
and
most
vivid
pictures
of
the'
Navy
as
it
actually
was
then,
ever
penned.
But
what
a
difference
a
few
years
make.
'
'fflo.
s
the
whole,
by
the
public's
lack
feeling.
I
of
interest.
As
a
result
sucli
,
-
bodies
as
the
Drapers'
Chamber
w.
R.
Legge,
Canadian
news-
'of
Trade
have
called
for
com
-
nonei-man.
on
a
tour
of
Eng-
t
Vi.
"hart
fnr
I
.
-
.
nu
k..
nampri
pu'ie
auutiLiuu
ui
lauunmg.
.
itiLiu,
,1
10-ycar
utu
wj
!
A
report
prepared
by
the
breakfast
In
the
Royal
Hotel.t
Kennelh
Buckingham
has
run
Chamber
and
overwhelmingly
Bristol,
May
25.
Here
we
go
laway
from
his
home
In
van-approved
at
a
meeting
of
its
stewed
apples
or
cereal,
grilled
couver
because'
he
was
un-members
said
there
.was
evl-
mackerel,
-
finnan
haddock
or'happy
He
Just
vanished.
Other
4Ki
nnUIIlt
m
twit
f
O
klnnered
herrine.
scrambled
,
hnI.
vidrtpri
him
because
Of
'
-
rr
jp
-
!
ULIIV.C
1
1
U.
uuuui.
tiwn
rs
-
"
w
on
toast,
tea
or
coffee.
hia
English
accent.
His
mother
mnrp
ffiiinoni
than
it
could
use.
eggs
Some
sneakers
said
-Chut
thos-;
For
dlnner-boup,
roaSl
vur--desCribed
him
as
mgn-sirung,
who
could
not
afford
clothes
key,
grinea
imoui,
u.
sensitive,
never
swore
ui
were
selling
their
coupons
to
the
beef,
dessert,
tea,
conee,
vyno-,,.ed
never
entered
a
Deer
par-wealthy
and
"creating
CT
a
black
ever
does
the
buying
for
that
.lor
had
been
through
a
bliU
1
1
..ot
Vtnira
enrrta
r
CJ1
rYl
likprf
birds
and
doas
and
had
market
that
Is
a
blot
to
our
""'
declared
he
was
going
to
Jive
national
life.
i.
Only
a
few
reported
highe
sales
since
coupons
were
in
into
r"oold'rv,iU
temai"n
n
of
-
creased.
One
merchant
claimed
his
business
had
increased
50
percent,
but
his
motion
that
rationing
be
continued
on
a
more
generous
scale
was
heavily
defeated.
Meanwhile,
there
has
been
a
Premier
King
has
been
ill,
for
weeks
overseas."
He
is
not
far
from
the
mid-seventies
but
there
will
be
relief
to
know
that
his'
condition
improves
and
expectation
is
that
he
will
leave
in
a
few
days
for
home.
At
his
age,
travelling
around
and
always
under
more
or
less
of
a
strain,
does
not
make
for
unbroken
health.
He
would
not
r
thry're
just
filthy
with
allowance
money."
UnmuVd
I
steady
rise
in
prices.
The
Board
How
to
set
into
the
HIGHLY
PAID
Beauty
Profession
Learninx
how
in
Ibe
beauty
pmftwon
ia
tho
rimt
stpp
towards
-turr
business
r
your
own.
MoUr
experi-
in
all
brunch
you
a
thorough
training
.
.
.
quui.ty
enable
you
lo
step
into
m
j.ib
where
wWamtrnpnt
is
ruftid
and
opportunity
Hi
ways
open.
Write
or
rail
today
tor
free
f
f
how
you,
loo,
can
become
a
kiliM
hipriiy-Pid
bauty
shop
operator.
HOLER
SCHOOL
of
Hait
dressing
Unlit.
S
J03
WEST
HASTINGS
ST.
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
QuaitTca
of
Trade
has
approved
creases
"In
the
cost
of
a
wide
only
in
Jef
0
?
range
of
items
including
hosiery,
be
the
first
prime
minister
of
Canada
to
come
to
the
end
of
his
days
across
the
Atlantic.
Pinves.
curtains,
knitted
clotn
and
household
textiles.
The
in
crease
on
more
expensive
ar
A
century
and
a
half
ago,
whenever
they
were
needed,
ticles
like
sheets
amounts
to
several
shillings.
T
f
vER
was
a
more
excitingly
colorful,
navortui
ues.i:
IN
,
Arul'
like
every
jell-O
dish,
this
Two-Tone
Mould
takes
oniyfTMiHitei
to
make.
'i
Sparkling
"fUvor-filled
.Jell-0
is
always
sure
to
please..
'.Yet
ir
com
less
than
2
a
serving.
'
Be
sure
,'ybu
enjoy
the
gorgeous
color
and
exclusive
,
''tw-ked-in
flavor
of
genuine
Jell-O.
Look
for
the
big
red
.
"JELL-O
'
tetters
on
the
box.
i
1
j.ti.o'
ii-o
rOd
mrk
ownd
by
OeiMrol
foodt,
limit.d
Some
wool
manufacturers
contend
"the
Increases
are
not
enough
to
meet
their
costs,
and
predict
a
decline
in
the
quality
of
their
goods.
Modern
Etiquette
MI
i
ipie:
XM
AS
PHOTOS
Order
Early
Chandler
&
Cowgili
For
Appointments
1
CTION
SAi.K
HMH1
l
SALE
XI.VmS
There
will
be
offered
for
wile
at
public
auction,
at
10:30
o'clock
In
ihe
forenoon
of
Tuesday,
the
2nd
November.
1948,
In
the
office
of
the
Forest
Runner
at
HousUm.
the
Licence
X4555S,
to
cut
3,745.000
f.b.
m.
ol
Siriice,
Lodgepole
Pine
and
Balsam,
on
an
area
situated
six
(61
miles
Southeast
of
Knockholt,
Range
S,
Coast
Land
District.
Pour
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
mnbte
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
aR
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
.
'
-X
'
"V
A
Product
of
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Gonorot
Fodt
PHONE
DAY:
GREEN
389,
NITE:
BLACK
Ola
216
4th
Street
q
Should
a
woman
walk
on
a
short
distance
or
should
she
while
he
is
wait
for
her
escort
paying
the
taxi
fare?
A.
She
should
wait
with
her
wmw
,
.1
There
are
sevr
delicious
Jell-O
flavon
J-IOt
NOW
AVAILABLE
i
n
when
a
woman
s
nusoaim
T1MBKII
KAl.K
X-4.VW!
RpRlpd
tenders
will
be
received
bv
should
she
use
is
a
"junior,"
the
Minister
of
Forests
at
Victoria
this
affix
in
ner
cori-.-i.-
B
C.
not
later
thim
11
n
m.,
on
tne
ence?
4th
day
of
November.
1948,
for
th:
purchase
of
Licence
X-4S382,
to
cu.
20.179.000
f.b.m.
of
Fir
Cedar,
Hem
A.
Yes,
certainly.
SEE-
TilE
p
ROYAL
PORTABLE
Your
Dealer
can
supply
you
FIRST
U.S.
TENNIS
The
first
lawn
tennis
tourna
'year
Tire.fi
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
lock.
Spruce
and
Balaam,
on
part
ol
Timber
Licences
948tip
and
12089p
Noch
River.
South
Bentinck
Arm,
Rnniie
3,
Coast
Land
District.
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
BO:
ment
in
the
United
states,
a
riNQIR
fORM
KIYSI
d
Ave.
handicap
event,
was
nem
m
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Nahant,
Mass.,
in
August
iaJ.
I.ANN
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
.eae
Land
.
'.
,,,,.,iiu
nistrict
of
LOOK
FOR
THE
,
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Commodore
Cale
Prince
Eupert
and
situate
at
Euoott
FISHERMEN
Nn!
Tta
mott
.wtti(inl
tvpritr
Improwmtait
in
put
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