M..U
Prince
Kupcrt
Daily
New
Monday,
October
30,
1950
A
small
spade
put
him
In
dummy
with
the
ace,
and
the
"Bright
Leaf"
Stirring
Film
MARKETS
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Keive$
Cosh
A1!)
Davie,
Prince
Rupt
lr:i
...
,
lu
new
1,.
New
Zealand
Stole"-
Medicine
vnmria.
tt-hn
.1..
.
iri,h
h
'
:
.
fW,
(Tnere
mav
is.
variations
in
nr.ees
in
various
storv
ueoeiKl-me
on
wheihrr
suei-iai
or
olandurU
aibik'
(v
listed.)
"Bripht
Leaf,"
picturization
of
the
brilliant
novel,
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight
and
Tuesday.
lion,
drew
,
u!
have
to
be
modified
or
replaced
by
a
more
readily
controllable
procedure.
Private
insurance
rnmpanics.
be
snid,
had
protected
thT.w'vcs
TRai'irt
f.nancKl
losr.
by
limitation
of
policies
both
for
the
nature
of
the
illness
and
its
duration.
Dr.
Ook
showed
that
general
medical
services
last
year
cost
abort.
$7
01)0
000
for
less
than
two
mi'l
on
iicodIc.
Thev
rcDresented
Fresh
Fruit
Starrine
Gary
Cooncr.
Patricia
took
a
ubH.r;
1Iuw"i
jack
and
ten
of
hearts
affordeii
'a
purklng
space
for
the
two,
lofing
diamonds
In
the
closed;
hand.
Mr.
Dale
was
limky
tlvtt'
the
opponent
with
the
doubleton
heart
also
had
the
short
trump
holding.
As
he
mopped
the
perspiration
from
his
brow,
he
made
a
men-,
tal
note
for
future
reference.
vhile
he
would
bid
slams
a
bit
mure
freely
when
he
was
going
to
play
the
hand
himself,
he
wouldn't
overdo
it.
After
all,
Mr.
Muzzy
has
a
part
in
the
BIDDING,
too.-
Proves
Cosily
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
Corrrspondent
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
Q
New
Bananas,
lb
-
2b
Neal
LaUren
Bacall
and
Jack
rfumseS'ib
:
'.29
Carson,
the
picture
portrays
a
ixuiJiu.
larue
"'cai.
ioz
ah
!
story
of
the
building
of
a
tobacco
Grandma
3
lor
.
empire
In
the
old
South,
set
OlaniiCS
(Navel)
34-.
13
arralncf
a
hairmnnH
nf
Rm,lh
H
has
been
b
yint
years.
Both
wor?"1
Lands
and
Forestry
nL
r.
MfLeod's
mother
T
hopeful
"rmB
Mr.
Dale,
the
old
cliap
who
knows
how
to
win
money
and
influence
partners
at
the
bridge
table,
held
the
South
cards
in
today's
deal.
His
partner
was
Mr.
Muzzy,
whose
game
is
rather
spotty
in
two
departments
bidding
and
play.
Mr.
Muzzy
is
what
might
be
called
a
"first
decision"
man.
He
takes
a
look
at
:
his
hand
and
if
he
decides
it
all
the
way
to
six
spades
might
should
be
played
at
no
trump,
keep
Mr.
Muzzy
quiet.
Luckily
it
he
usually
keeps
bidding
no
worked.
Somehow
Mr.
Muzzy
trump
until
both
he
and
his
managed
to
restrain
himself
partner
are
out
of
breath.
It
is
and
he
passed,
possible
to
visualize
Mr.
Muzzy
Some
slight
hope
rose
in
the
bidding
98
no
trump
if
his
part-
hearts
of
the
opponents
when
ner
stayed
in
the
bidding
long
Mr.
Muzzy's
hand
went
down.
Tciilanrt
s
"free-
state
-medical,
ir)orc
than
three
individual
con-(i-z
f.nd
hospital
service,
Which
hv
rirvlnrs
fnr
everv
vVatermeion7'io
7..'V..'.'.'j
iur
..
!
ern
mansions,
beautiful
women,
Cantalouue.
each
2
.29
fiery
tempers
and
courtly
man-
Dortrrt
tn
v,o
""
"cLeod
hs
bnen
operating
since
1941,
'mar,
woman
and
child
in
the
'
ners.
,
r".T'rnVs
to
hnve
reached
a
enti
t
'
"
-
'
12
!
As
a
devil-may-care
souther-.2
i
ner,
Gary
Cooper
returns
to
his
Vegetables
Celt
r
v.
lb
luiuuurb.
A
ius
.-
oeets.
bunch
2
lor
.2o
home
town
to
woo
again
the
ar-
country.
Tne
tree
medicine
service
cost
$6.130,000
nearly
four
prescriptions
for
everyone
in
the
country.
DIFFICULT
TO
CHF.CK
D:
.
C.
A.
Taylor,
director
of
the
hosvritals
division,
said
in
his
i'arslev
bunch
10
1
istocratlc
Patricia
Neal
whose
iUiillUS
-I)-
,
.
.
,.
.
re'.
stgc.
Senior
officials
state
thf
ever-rising
expenditure
has'
reached
a
point
where
drastic'
changes
may
be
necessary.
!
D
Duncan.
Cook
director
of
(
hr
division
of
clinical
services,
'
raid
ia
his
annual
report
that
the
rtauisiies.
Ouuill
-
,Ut
iner,
piayea
oy
uonaia
risp,
ivlushiooms.
lo
7s
!
will
have
none
of
him.
Cooper
titau
Lett
uce
...
.
l3-.lt
launches
a
tobacco
empire
which
CooKinsr
Onions,
3
Ids
'J,iimii
t
r,io
j
,.
ruins
and
while
Liauiiuower
lu
2Ac
I
ultimately
Crisp,
Tomatoes,
Calif.
To.
H.H
18
he
marries
the
girl,
is
never
report
that
the
upward
spiral
of
cost
of
the
medical
ser-
.
increased
cxpcncUU,te
wouid
ne
difficult
to
vice
and
pharmaceutical
supplies
uuaoaue
iu
u
happy
with
her.
Onlv
Lauren
'
-
-
-
y
.
-
Tlnnall
onntViAP
hoontv
rt
elialn
J
1
uaa.
Hinllll
1.
ut,HUVJ
v
a
otiauj
U'i
background
who
loves
him,
and
Jack
Carson,
playing
a
medicine
has
been
of
such
magnitude
as
to
lead
to
serious
doubts
that
s'.ate
medical
insurance
was
practicable.
Unless
recently-introduced
reforms
provided
remedies,
the
present
system
would
Potatoes,
new.
5
lbs.
for
Cucumbers,
lb
veetctuie
iwariuw,
lu.
iuuusn.
lb.
-
....
Tea
and
Coffee
Tea
Dt'Liixe
atiantav
lo.
Colfee.
lb
show
barker
who
decides
to
settle
in
the
southern
town,
re-
I
-.heck
so
long
as
hospital
ana
I
.v:sociatca
services
were
devoid
if
direct
financial
responsibility.
One
could
not
but
feci,
he-
said.
;
that
as
with
other
forms
of
in-i
;'ir&nce
an
clement
of
franchise
I
should
be
retained
as
a
safeguard
1
and
that
the
insured
should
be
required
to
carry
some
of
the
1
risk.
'
Ne'-v
Zealand's
state
health
1
scheme
has
brouRht.
high
salar
.
1.22
enough
to
call
98
spades.
South
dealer.
Both
sides
vulnerable.
North
(Mr.
M
n.)
S
A
4
H
J
10
8
5
I-
ft
3
C
A
7
4
S
Wrsl
i:asl
(Mr.
Mrtk)
(Sin
Kmi)
8
Q
9
5
8
J
8
H
8
4
S
3
H
0
7
D
Q
9
D
J
10
8
4
C
K
4
10
6
C
J
9
8
5
2
(.mill
(Mr.
Kiili)
8
K
10
8
7
S
2
H
A
K
Q
D
A
K
7
2
C
None
101
main
loyal
as
the
empire
sub.se-
oupntlv
crashes
.
Of
course
he
had
no
more
two
I
no
trump
bid
thaif
the
provcr-ibial
jaybird.
Mr.
Meek
opened
the
kins
of
clubs.
Looking
the
hand
over,
Mr.
Dale
saw
that
he
might
discard
one
of
his
small
diamonds
on
the
ace
of
clubs
and
the
other
on
the
fourth
heart
in
1
dummy,
giving
the
opponents
only
one
spade
trick.
I
To
carry
out
this
plan
he
;
would
have
to
get
his
own
heat
t
i
honors
"out
of
the
way"
and
,
without
having
them
trumped
t
by
an
opponent,
j
Mr.
Dale,
giving
himself
every
chance
as
usual,
played
'in
this
manner:
On
the
opening
trick
Canned
Vegetables
AH
the
sweep
and
magnifi-
cuicireSfcv-.3:"
of
the
moving
stor,
by
No.
5
Peas,
iancv
.18
Foster
Fitz-Simons
are,
accord-
iv.ixed
VeaeiuOies
18
ing
to
reports,
retained
in
Ihe
Diced
Beets,
oer
tin
14
fjim
Waxed
Beans,
choice
17
'
tviiAuu
ucas
uiU
caifuis
lor.So
Baked
BeaH"'io-bX"lVnT."
'.22
PLENTY
OF
TREES
bdivcu
Jbcai.a,
iO-u...
tu
--I
i.
EDMONTON
0'
The
Alberta
Tomatoes.
i!0-o.
ea
17
Agriculture
Department's
cur-
28-oz
24
rent
tree-plantina
camnalsn
has
ies
t"
doctors
operating
as
genera",
practitioners.
As
a
result
there
is
a
grave
shortage
of
doc-
TIip
bUIUinir:
Smith
rt
North
I
3
Parts
2
NT
3
8
Pans
3
NT
la-t
Pam
Pass
!
tors
for
salaried
posts
in
hospi-iia's
or
as
public
health
officers.
With
people
flocking
to
all
doctors
for
state-paid
consultations,
rven
young
men
just
through
their
training
can
make
much
1
more
in
private
practice
than
in
Mm
he
put
up
dummy
ace
of
clubs
and
discarded
his
ace
of
hearts.
6
S
All
pass
Mr.
Dale
knew
this
but
he
flg-
Fresh
ftlilk
ured
that
the
Impact
of
a
Jump
Then
he
led
with
the
king
and
a
target
of
100,000,000
trees
In
2a
25
years.
13,
Quart
.
Pint
....
Cream.
unit,
Eggs
Larsre
GraUo
A
.05
-
.70
!
.fill
.39
.6C1
1
M
i
9
iSutUv
First
erade.
lo
Marcarine.
lb
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb
Milk
Evaporated
Miih..
U-un.
uns.
2
loi"
Case
-
-
Pastry
Flour.
7
lbs
"...
jobs
involving
fixed
salaries.
In
an
effort
to
check
abuses
of
the
service,
the
government.
In
consultation
with
the
medical
profession,
has
recently
brought
in
new
regulations
intended
as
?.
check
on
doctors
and
patients
alike.
Disciplinary
committees
have
been
set
up
and
on
their
recommendation
the
minister
of
health
can
exclude
from
the
service
doctors
found
to
be
paying
excessive
numbers
of
visits
to
natior.is
J
and
recovering
fees
from
the
state
for
each
visit),
conducting
an
unduly
large
num-
.
.A.
)
irqyalqty
J
CANNED
FOODS
j
I
BROADWAY
U!
ij
N-?
hneSi
Cookm;
'J
Hours:
7
a.m.
toll
it'
'
j)
For
toko
home
orders
Phone
200
I
I
jrZZWti
FINE
PRINTING
AT
!
llSS
RFRAI
PRINTER
riuui
,
ill
a,
ino.
1
nuiu
Wheat,
3.60
Flour.
24's
1.9!)
Juices
mended.
20
ui
Graoefruit
Tomatoes.
2u-oz.
eacn
.
j
ber
of
consultations,
or
revealing
I
nclience
in
thei,r
duties.
I
Frovision
is
also
made
barring
!
patients
from
making
unneces
.21!
.Hi
.33
.,ul
l
.31
-
7
vw
48-oz
kalion
AuOiC,
uu.
-
lor
48-OZ.
...
Canned
Fruits
Pineaoplc
crusnea
Pieces.
20-oz
.38
sary
demands
on
doctors,
but
how
this
is
to
be
enforced
has
not
been
made
clear.
As
a
check
on
the
free
medicine
Theme
inspectors
have
recently
been
visiting
.homes
to
find
whether
druggists
have
been
Aoricots.
20-oz
.3il
Cherries,
fancy.
20-ov:.
3(1
LoEanbernes.
u-oz
3j
supp'y.ng
the
articles
for
which
Peaches,
choice
22
Lard
Pure,
lb
32
Shortening
39
Ihi
advritisencnt
is
not
published
ot
Ci5p.4"to
fcy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
n
t
llic
Gov.mmemol
British
Columbia
Consumer
Credit
Regulations
S.-reaivE
November
i,
1950,
'instalment
sales
of
consumer
gooch
at
retail
and
loans
for
the
purchase
of
consumer
goods
at
retail
will
be
subject
to
new
Consumer
Credit
Regulations.
This
action
has
been
taken
under
the
Consumer
Credit
(Temporary
Provisions)
Act
as
passed
by
Parliament.
The
Regulations
apply
to
every
person
engaged
in
the
business
of
selling
consumer
goods
at
retail
on
credit,
in
the
;
business
of
making
loans,
or
otherwise
engaged
in
financing
the
purchase
of
consumer
goods.
The
following
requirements
will
be
in
effect
when
retail
sales
are
made
on
the
instalment
plan
on
and
after
November
1,
1950s
1
Itt
L.l
f
SJ
,
they
claim
payment
from
the
rtate
!
.
,,;
,
"-t
Soap
Soap
face,
bar
222
Second
A
;cu5le
Honored
n
Anniversary
PORTRA
its
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SKKV1CE
MMNMLER'S
SJ.TDIO
'i
i
4th
Ktreet
Box
64i
i.ite
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
Laundrv.
cake
2
tor
.2:
i
SoaD
Powders,
laref
38
Glace
Fruit
i
Cherries,
2
lb.
pKt
4b
Coconut,
lo
4
j
I
Almond
Paste
lb
.3!
Fruit
Cake
Mix.
lo
4a
I
Dates,
fancv.
I
lb
'kt
i
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
3.1
Seeded
Raisins.
15-oz
2
'
Flour
Shelled
Walnuts.
'2
lb
45
oneiled
Almonda.
j
oi
'A-t
'
-helled
K:wns.
H
o
3.-
:
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
J.'anv
friends
gathered
at
th3
"in
of
Mrs.
Lloyd
Mooiipv.
'-hh
.V"cnue
Fast,
to
help
Mr
tind
Mr-.
Frank
Gladish
cele
Wc
Spccioliic
Minimum
dawn
pymftt
Mavimvm
Nnt
to
pwf
Motor
vehicles
(e.g.
passenger
Shelled
Bri'ils.
lb
42
.lams
Pure
"Mfrckbrrry.
4-lb
8"i
Cherry.
24-oz
each.
4
lb
DISHES
Vf
runociirv
THOWN
33Y3
20
18
.months
18
mcnths
automobiles
and
motorcycles)
All
other
consumer
goods.
....
brate
th"i-
tventy-forrth
wpi.
I
"inz
anniversary.
Mrs.
W.
M
:
"'c.V
v.33
j?int
hostess
The
cule
vere
erected
w:tl-
w'.cs
and
received
miir
'
'
fp'ih
(tn'ate.l
wit!"
beautiful
nitv.-o'k
tahle
cln'1-flo
ers
and
an
annivorsarv
cal-?
;
Refreshments
v
nre
served
bv
Mrs.
Fi"'.
M'r.
Mrnnev.
Mr"
Babchuck
and
Mrs.
W
Lund
to
end
an
enjoyable
evening
for
all.
Btrawberrv.
24-oz
70
a-
juerry.
24
o'a
,
"iDi'icot.
4-lb
...
UU!
i
TAILORING
for
Lcdics
and
Gentlemen
m,
the
TAILOR
1
(HllS.llC
O.llPi!.
.'"fc
OJ'DN
FltOM
P.M.
lo
3:30
A.M.
Srrtillc;
Beer
G!nss
Is
Due
Next
Month
"0
Cixth
.it.
Phone
649
New-si:
cd
beer
glasses
will
soon
be
in
use
which
means
that
PREPARE
TOR
-
WINTER
.
.
;
PLATE
RIVER,
Ont.
'CP'
Frank
the
beer
parlors
cannot
continue
Cova-.
29-vear-old
farmer,
won
j
utilizing
the
old
eight-ounce
the
1950
Plowmen's
Association
glass.
It
is
belnc;
recl'-sC
K-
h-.'f
chinioionship
in
this
northwest-
an
ounce
as
a
result
of
the
re-ern
Ontario
settlement.
He
cap-'
cent
increase
in
beer
prizes.
The
ti'-.
n-ize
for
traztcr
I
changed
size
will
arrive
about
plowing
in
sod.
the
middle
of
November.
HAVE
A
WARM,.
COMTORTABl-C
BED
!
.:
ff
Alnvinir.
Packing,
Crating
Khippiug
a.rd
General
l
a.r.'.e
anu
sijia:
i.i'ip'.t
t
',
Hel:ati!c
and
Effl-
'
I
Service.
A:
so
agents
for
Oai.adian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Llo
,
fn
pxyge.'i.
Acetylene
and
all
woloing
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
'
."
Cnd
and
Park
Avenues
;m.1i?10
Phonies
60
and
68
'f:
In
no
case
shall
the
down
payment
be
less
than
$5.00.
INSTALMENT
PAYMENTS
are
to
be
in
regular,
approximately
equal,
amounts
of
not
less
than
$5.00
monthly
or
$1.25
weekly.
Instalment
payments
may
be
varied
to
meet
the
circumstances
of
persons
such
as
farmers
and
commercial
fishermen
whose
incomes
are
subject
to
seasonal
fluctuations.
Similar
terms
apply
to
loans
granted
by
banks
or
loan
companies
for
the
purpose
of
purchasing
consumer
goods
at
retail.
SPECIAL
PROVISIONS
ARE
INCLUDED
WITH
REGARD
TO
REVOl.
VIN6
CREDfT
ACCOUNTS,
permanent
budget
accounts,
current
budget
accounts,
and
similar
plans
involving
payment
for
goods
by
regular
instalments.
ORDINARY
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
ARE
NOT
DIRECTLY
AffECTED
by
the
present
Regulations,
but
steps
will
be
taken,
if
necessary,
to
see
that
charge
accounts
are
not
used
to
evade
the
regulations
relating
to
instalment
sales.
THE
REGULATIONS
REQUIRE
SEllERS,
LENDERS
AND
FINANCE
COMPANIES
to
maintain
records
of
transactions,
to
make
them
available
for
inspection,
and
to
furnish
information
on
request
to
authorized
representatives
of
the
Government
of
Canada.
-
CONSUMER
GOODS
include
all
goods
with
certain
exceptions.
A
full
list
of
the
exceptions
will
be
found
in
the
Regulations.
For
example,
the
Regulation!
DO
NOT
APPLY
to
tales
of
real
estate,
stocks,
bonds,
securities,
goods
for
professional
or
business
use,
buses,
trucks,
building
materials,
implements
and
equipment
used
exclusively
in
farming
and
fishing.
Penatei
are
provided
for
vhlalion
of
th
Regulafiont,
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VANCOUVER
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and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
',
at
11:15
p.m.
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For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
run
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of
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SEE
OUR
COMPLETE
STOCK,
AND
CITY
OR
DWOT
OFFICE
3t'
SELECT
YOUR
WINTER
COAT
AT
For
the
convenience
of
ffie
pubc,
copies
of
ffte
Consumer
Credit
Temporary
Provisions)
Act
and
Consumer
Credit
Regulations
will
be
available
at
branches
of
the
Chartered
Banks
throughout
Canada.
Inquiries
and
requests
for
additional
copies
shouW
be
addressed
to
1
Administrator
of
Consumer
Credit,
490
Sussex
Street,
Ottawa,
Ontario.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
RILL
SCUBY
FUR
SPEAKER
TRIES
NEW
CHAIR
Ross
Macdonald,
speaker
of
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
will
attend
the
opening
of
the
new
Br!iish
House.
The
old
chamber
was
destroyed
by
German
brmbs.
This
United
Kingdom
information
office
photo
shows
.
K'acdonald
in
the
speaker's
chair.
Oscar
Fabsr,
consultant
engineer
of
the
new
chamber,
points
out
details
of
th?
new
structure.
(CP
PHOTO
1
mm
'
Trince
Kupert
riumc
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