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Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
ffnt
lncreast
t
,
prince:
Uuyttt
Daflp
ftcfe
Wr.dne.-dsy,
January
5,
1949
jFr:
mi
AIRSTRIP
NECESSITY
with
a
view
to
establishing
ah
construction
H
PROTECTIVE
COAT
Aluminum
paint
is
used
as
a
Sailing
of
Queen
M
ary
Is
Postponed
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
protective
medium
on
balloon
'fabrics
because
it
excludes
heat
air
field
on
nearby
Tuswell
Island
so
that
wheeled
aircraft
may
Be
operated
in
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
minister
of
transport,
however,
went
A
Httl9
further
than
merely
promising
the
usual
"consideration."
He
Mousing
costs
LEVELLING
OFF
OTTAWA.
'WSoatltr
C0iU
of
btrikling
began
to
level
ofl
during
1948.
Also,
th4avia(,e
time
required
to
bttild
house
dropped
to
seven
jntyhs
as
compared
with
11!
fno,hi
in
194i.
(
la
thp
first
nine
monfo
0f
last
ye-v,
the
Central
Mc9rigf
and
Housing
Corporatloi
4
Review
said,
there
was
a
evt
per
Admission
Made
By
Minister
of
Tra.".port
to
(
liamlier
of
Commerce
the
81,000-ton
'and
lisht.
The
sailing
of
Routine
replies
have
been
re
SILK
SIDELIGHT
sppctor
of
A
silkworm
cocoon
contains
a
ceived
from
the
offices
of
the;
admitted
the
necessity
and
un-
couvef,
arfivM
sineje
thread
of
silk
from
one-!
minister
of
mines
and
rsources
!
portance'
'of
the
matter.
tho
PrinC8
nu;s
Vancouver
for
'
third
to
three-fourths
of
a
mile
and
transport
at
Ottawa
to
a)
Meanwhile
aif
pswseftRers
In
I
recent
renewed
request
of
the.n(j
out
of
Prince
RujJeft
still
long.
to
the
local
in...,
1
suffpr
from
the
uncertainty
Of
.
Cm
ard-White
Star
liner
Queen
Mniy
for
New
YorX
yesterday
wa;,
postponed
another
24
hours
.
for
further
Inspection
and
the
lin't.r
sailed
today
on
the
midday
tide.
B
.irlier
.the
Queen
Mary
had
been
granted
a
certificate
of
sea
vonhiness
following
.
new
tee
s
after
hundreds
of
tons
ol
eotv-rete
had
been
plumed
ink)
her
stern
after
the
grounding
off
Cherbourg
Saturday
night.
ofttlmes
delay
of
the
transfer
at
Bandsplt
froift
pontoon
to
wheeled
aircraft
In
travel
between
herp
and
VaiiecMivet.
swAf
j
7f3.'Wc7
'J-.tt.-t
jwwiitei,'tMwaiai
11
St'GAR
PRODUCT1CW
The
world
production
of
sugar
Is
enouan
to
fill
a
bo
the
size
of
a
football
field
and
si
miles
hiffh.
OOVteffMElfT
HOURS
REUNION
Guest
of
Viscount
Alexander
at
the
holiday
reason
has
been
his
brother,
Col.
W.
3.
P.
AleJfartdff
of
England.
IKt.
Col.
Alexander
will
return
to
Britain
early
(
Ihe
New
Year
1
CP
Photo)
SWISH
.
.
mto
'
the
NeivYar
:
'
:
with
the
gay
assurance
tha.
comes
with
that
feeling
of
being
groomed
for
any
occasion.
Sweet
Slxten
haa
a
fine
display
of
striking
Mrm.u
Hnd
after-five
gowns
that
fit
rlgit
'
in
with
the
holiday
mood.
.
'
i
CLEARANCE
SAL?
Price
that
will
bolster
youf
Bu.get
COATS
Fur,
Fur
TrluimeJ
and
PMn
DRESSES
Wool,
Crepes,
Oabardln-g,
.
Bengalines
and
Taffetas
BJ.fdSES
and
PARSES
'
i
1
A)-0p
Downs
Rainmakers
A
Veetables
f?elerv.
lb
?
'
!
I
It
V
i
J
(Continued
from
Page
It
Teoples
out-shot
Dom's
by
a!
Cauliflower,
lb
Bwim
Chard,
lb.
.......
IJ
.1.1
.15
.07
.28
.07
.83
lb.
wide
margin
and
this
gave
Ihem
the
win.
'
i
Hnrsnlps
unwasnea
Brussels
Sprouts,
lb.
Tninins.
10
Mushrooms,
lb.
uts
because
of
loo
many
fouls
!
Dom's
twk
31
shota
and
made
An
'
injury
marred
the
final
4.
'
Peoples
Store
took
33
shots
1
minutes
of
the
game
as
Don
I
and
made
7.
I
Head
Lettuce,
Bunch
13
tsJ
?
Fitch,
guard
for
Co-op,
slipped!
North
Star
of
the
Junior
on
.the
floor
and
suffered
a
knee
'League
continued
their
winning'
L'
.
.J
lbs
I
Inillrv
Hp
hnrf
til
lcjvn
Hit
I
Australian
unions,
a
ids
Cabbnee.
lb
.10
Tomatoes.
No.
1
lb
2n
Potatoes,
5
lb
2a
Canned
Vegetal'lM
Dill
Picaies.
sal.
179
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey
20
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
14
Mixed
Veeetables
19
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
14
Wax
choice
,.
.21
Beans,
,
.
.
rt
.-
.
j
nil
I
-
l
,
-,
....
.
y
n
-
A
small
deposit
hold
arty
purchase
anl
the
8wm
Personalized
BLTDOET
PLAN
can
be
us-d
to
tat
the
balance,
Na
Interest
No
Carrying
Clarge.
game
and
this
left
Co-op
with
only
four
players
on
the
floor
They
had
to
call
on
Marvin
Brew
of
the
Intermediate
Mor-
'
1
1,
"
-
Ft??:
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Placeto
Buy"
January
Bedding
Special
consisting
of
2"
Steel
Tubing
Bedstead
Steel
-
Ribbon
Slat
Spring
Sprtavr
-
Filled
Mattress
in
3
3",
4',
4'6"
ALL
FOR
$50.25
ALSO
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESS
SPECIALS
Royal
York,
panelled
$31.50
fioyal
Tork,
plain
....
$29.50
Sani-Filled
$27.50
All
above
have
high-tempered
coil
springs.
ALL
"SPECIALS"
CASH
FREE
DELIVERY
Phone
775
37
3rd
Ave.
Pumpkin.
2
for
.25!
8ans
.
leftm
t
fi"
in
the
squad.
Baked
Beans.
20-oz.
tin
.18
1
The
extent
of
the
Injury
to
Baked
Beans.
15
oz.
tin,
2
tor
.27:Fitch
not
kmjwn
althougu
u
it
ways
as
they
defeated
High
j
School
30-15.
They
ran
up
a
lead
of
19-1
at
the
end
of
the
first
half.
High
School
were
slow
In
forming
their
defense
and
this
gave
the
soda
boys
many
chances
to
score
on
long
passes
and
fast
breaks.
:
In
the
second
half
High
School
j
began
to
move
forward
in
the
S
scoring
column
but
not
enough
to
cut
down
the
big
lead
piled
up
by
North
Star.
High
School
showed
Improvement
In
their
I
ball
handling.
;
High
School
scored
7
field
i
-tin
"imTriiifr
j
.?
Jap
Oronges
1.25
Bananas,
lb
24
Apples,
ciokinK.
lb
11
Fancy
Apples,
3
lb.
,
35
Lemons,
large,
Calu
doz
57
Grapefruit.
Texas
(white),
80s,
4
for
35
(pink).
96's.
3
fof
25
was
said
that
he
had
a
torn
cartilage.
Lindsay
was
the
top
scorer
with
16
points.
Jack
was
betng
double
-
checked
and
had
tn
fight
his
way
through
to
scoro
Dates
lb
.
.
.
;28MacPhce
great
game
on
Grape's,
Emporor!
"lb."""!!"!
!20
defense,
slapping
down
many
Beynon
is
playing
solid
TRIBUTE
FROM
HOLLAND
WaUer
B.
Herbert,
president,
and
Mrs.
Margaret
Cameron,
secretary,
of
the
Canada
Foundation,
study
the
medal
presented
to
the
Foundation
for
fostering
improved
relations
between
Canada
and
the
town
of
Winschote,
the
Netherlands.
The
story
started
when
Canadian
troops,
billeted
in
Holland
after
the
war,
helped
clean
up
the
rubble
in
the
war-torn
town.
Grateful
Wtnschoteners
decided
on
a
friendship-with-Canacia
program,
focussed
particularly
In
the
schools.
The
medal
is
named
after
Maj.
Lloyd
Brooks
of
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
who
commanded
the
Canadians.
.
'
(CP.
Photo)
goals
from
43
shots.
North
8tarl
Fresh
Milk
!
shots
Ouart
22
hall
and
is
quickly
roundihii
took
CO
shots
and
made
13
bas-
nit
......
.id
kets.
Cream,
Va
pint
28
Into
good
playing
shape,
fi;;1!
SI
ir
!
Large,
cartoned"
doz
66
'
D"n
Sfchfurk'
"hwpshootlng
for-
Bittter
'ward
of
the
Rainmakers,
wa3
First
Grade,
lb.
Milk
74
held
down
by
the
close
checking
Individual
scoring:
Senior
Bo-Me-Hl
D.
Brhrrk
8
Olson:
2,
Spring
7,
Davidson
7.
Flaten
11,
S.
Scherk,
Carlson
9.
4tl.
'
Co-op
Lindsay
J6,
Macphee?,
Domlnato
3,
Beyrivn
9,
FHch
10,
!
Holkesiad
2,
Murray
1,
Valletta.
Brew.
50.
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tins,
2
for
......
Case
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese
l,b.
Flour
!
Co-op
guards.
He
was
being
33-
rushed
on
most
of
his
shots
and
7-7
j
this
put
him
off.
Don
has
to
60
have
time
to
set
himself
to
J
shoot
and
last
night
he
wasn't
TENDERS
i
Scaled
tenders
marked
'Tendert
for
Purchase"
1
tlonlng
Propo.saI
Number
will
be
received
by
th
sighed
up
to
noon
TIIXTRSDAY,
JANUARY
13TH
fu-lowing:
PROPOSAL
NO.
PXirchasT!
of
Cmiton
Rooms,
Fraser
Street,
for
d
Purchase
to
cover
large
front
buildmg
only.
PROpTOSAt
NO.
2
Purchase
of
Lot
2(3,
iSlock
31,
Section
1
and
ai:
thefeon,
roh.jistirig
of
Clinton
Room
and
eotta
The
Clinton
Rooms
cannot
be
repaired
under
Cjty
regulations,
but
must
be
torn
down
and
reb
Pastry
Flouf.
7
lbs.
Flour.
49's.
No.
1
hard
wheat
2.9'J
getting
It.
Flaten
played
an
Flour,
24
s
1.
59
outstanding
game
at
guard
ami
as
playmaker
for
the
timm.
j
Intermediate
I
Bo-Me-Hl
took
89
shots
and
I
Morgan's
Hill
2,
Brew
10
Lien
made
14.
Co-op
took
60
shots
4,
Eidsvik
2.
Scharff
Watson
Ul!
Coffee,
lb.
..'
.'
,.1
68
DeLuxe
auallty.
lb
:
1.14
Jurces
Tomatoes.
20-oz..
2
for
33
28-02
33
mm
maur
j.
nu-Me-fil
made
Jones
2
Rnnltof
A
Ballon
59,iR
Annlo
Ofl-n
tin
0.
frr
'
9.7
1
out
a.
33
fouls
attempted
High
SchoOI-Bill
4.
Sharpe,
12
out
of
32
at-
Webster
is
ttl.i,,!
c.i-
H.
G.
IIELC.ERSON
If
40-OZ
3a
I
'-"-up
op
made
maae
Bix
JJ.EHKt
t5t
Blended
(orange
and
"!
("""a.
16,
Helm.
Van
Pykst;u.
Martln-
'urapefruit,
20-oz
i
'
.15
INTEKMEOI
TK
sen.
35.
Canned
ttuits
Apricots.
20-ob
33
The
A
Intermediate
game
wnt!
Cherries,
fancy.,
20-oz
38
to
High
School
by
the
score
of
.
,
,,!
LoRanberries,
20-oz
41
or
i
a
.
i
,
!
LhMl
Hamilton
2,
Thain
2.
Peaches,
choice
30
,uol,a
w,
,e
morgan
a
Husoy,
Kikial
2,
Vi
omigman,
Jor
-
uaiu
i
w-
iiinr
vl:i
vnrv
iitm
Pure
Ih
.
i?,'...
u....
.
'
nan
oan.
8.
H
1
fa
At
E
rf.r
v.
shortening":":::.;::
11
teams
having
.
hard,
Peoplcs
S(orcB111
Howe
4
tlnie
10
get
moving
and
hitting
,1
7
.
RHini,.h
r
nnlt,
Dumfts'
,
8oavbaW;:::!::!..:U
toe
The
haIf-tlme
SC01'?
SSth,48,
&Pt,SW,,:k
2
a..nn
T
1
J
.
'4fi
.
.
was
a
10-9
1Q
fff
for
Hjtnwvnn..
,'1
.
t
Morgan's.
The
sec
Soap
Powders,
large
(lace
I-ru.t
ond
half
opened
with
Bo-Me-Hi
Almond
'Paste.'
lb.'
"!!'!
39
rusning
Morgan's
off
their
feci
Coconut,
lb.
r
65
'as
Sunberg
and
Webster
pumped
KODAKS
CAMERAS
TO
SUIT
EVERY
N
'Baby
Brownie'
Special
Brownie
'target
SlX-20
.
Brownie
Target
Si-lrt
:
Kodak
Duaflex
Camera
...
..
Flash
Attachment
for
Kodak
Duaflex
Kodak
Vigilant
Junior
Six-Jo
...
'
Kodak
Vigilant
SiX-20.
f8.8
Lens
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
f6.3
Lens
Kodak
Vigilant
SiX-20,
14
5
Lerw
Kodak
35
f3.5
tens
with
Range
Finder
Flash
Attachment
for
Above
Four
Cameras
Argiw
39
13.3
Lens
with
Case
and
Flashgun
WratUPs
Photo
Finish'
ul
VHIVC
1U1A,
I
If
Junior
High
Schoul
Clarke
2.
Hills
2,
Hamilton
6,
Jeffries
1,
Vance,
Rhodes
2,
Forman,
Sheppard!
Brown
2.
15.
North
Star
Johnson
5,
Sather
12,
Simon.son
4,
Young
1,
Ket-cheson
4,
Walsh
2,
Sedgwlds
2
30:
3Y
n
oaskets
afid
gave
them
a
lead
!45they
never
lost,
The
final
Dates,
fancv.
1
lb.-
pkt.
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
Seeded
Raisins,
1
lb.
..
Shelled
Walnuts.
I.
Ih
Shelled
Almonds,
t?
Id.
.49
wide
opnh
and
the
students
boomed
through
to
scdre
easy
Shelled
Brazils.
4
It)
45
!
4
y
-
f
,
'
.
V.
.
;
.
v.
1
59
lay-ups.
In
the
flual
minutes
Jams
y
ii
re
Strawberry,
24-oz.
...
Raspberry.
24-oz.
.57
Sunberg
made
a
spectacular
Blackberry
4
lb.
24-oz
...!....r.:'."::::"r"''.5
.
lbb,e
tn
hnw
of
lhe
noor
'nrrv,
Peach.
Prince
Kupert
Florists
3003rdAve.
BoxElfl
tel.
777
-Flowers
for
All
Occasions
4
lb
83
and
ending
It
with
hmutifn!
Jd
Lrt
hiT
TW1NS-A
few
hours
befors
A.
F.
Maargerlson,
of
Oravenhurst,
Ont.,
drop-tit
Tonto.
tore-on
Monday
he
bought
this
six-weeks
I
old
wire-haired
terrier
for
his
twin
i2
12-5
v
ear
old
sons.
Dave
and
Charlie.
Then
t
ie
mm
w
rtr,.
v.
,.....,!
APrlCOt.
4
lb
-
83l,.rf.rl,.-.
t,...
......
-
-
J
iMiv,u(inu
laj-uiJ
fiiioi
,
a
il
f
liristmas
"fJl'i""8.'.'.18
bound
to
be
famlly:
But
a;end
stepped
In
with
a
$25
gift
to
the
boys
and
a
sad
was
made
a
little
bri?hter
Canned
Soups
13
,to
,20j
brought
a
well-deserved
cheer
V
Geese
lb
70
i
Morean'
took
64
"shots
and
chicken,
lb.
..
..!!';!!;!!!!
:;;::::!!!;;:
!58'
made
m
m
hschoi
took
o3
9
(CP
Photo
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRINTING
CHIROPRACTOR
Ham.
S".
"n,Pa1"na
lb.
wued.
lb.
..
.80
;and
made
14.
:
John
F.
L.
Hushes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
rag.
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
HOME
STATIONER
V
.
117Afttffa
ri
a
t
GREETING
CAt
PENS
AND
Pl
9
SEE
.501
Dom's
of
the
Women's
League
suffered
their
first
defeat
at
the'
!90
hands
of
their
arch-rivai
Peoples
'
Store
by
the
score
of
14-8.
The
I
!50
game
was
a
struggle
from
start!
21-22
Besner,
Block'
Phone
BM'E
445
fot
Appointmen;
;
.
HOIRS
.10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
2
to
B
p.m.
KVKMNC.N
Monday
and
Friday,
7:30
p.m.
foi
tiiosc
unnble
to
come
during
the
day.!
RECEPTION1HT
In
attend'
ance
altrnoon.
Haiogna.
IB.
Weiners.
lb
Oarlic
Sausage
lb.
.
Bacon,
pka..
Vj
lb.
.
w',on.
side
piece
..
Cottage
Roll.
lb.
...
Liver
Sausage
lb.
.
Spare
Ribs,
lb
Fresh
Pork
Ham,
lb
Pork
Chops,
lb
w'"rk
S3u!iee,
h.
..
Steak,
T-Bone.
lb.
.
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb.
Steak.
Round,
lb.
..
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finish
with
neither
team
being
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able
to
hit
the
basket
constant-
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Block
ri
80
ly.
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teams
showed
poor
70
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floor
play
and
wild
passing.
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Carving
Sets
Pocket
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COTTAGE
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New
Creamed
Fresh
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DAIRY
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Your
Daily
;
!
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
PYREX
DOUBLE
BOILERS
A.
New
Leaf
For
a
NEW
YEAR
Casserole
Table
CuM
NOW
AVAILABLE
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
L
Be
ready
fro
the
New
Year
at
home
and
in
the
.office
with
CALANDER
PADS
that
will
help
you
keep
your
appointments.
We
also
have:
assistant
Daily
Journals
and
Pocket
Diaries.'
HOLLYWOOD
ti
'
Most
Up-to-Dato
Caff
t
4
!
the
i;ity
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
4
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
CHRISTMAS
TREE
VILLAGE
This
dazzlinr
home
Christmas
display
Is
set
up
in
the
home
of
W.
J.
Parfitt
at
Kcewatin,
Ont.
It
includes
an
entire
village
with
homes
alight
streets
bells
churches.
Lights
alone
number
more
than
300.
It,
takes
Mr.
Parfitt
about
five
week's
to
assemble'
We
Spec
ialiase
in
Chinese
DiheST
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEI
FOR
OTJTSIBE
ORDERS
PHON'K
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