I
Navy
Week
Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
Tali
sort
of
food.
We
paid
far-
!
mers
not
to
produce
i
We
don't
do
anything
so
vis-
hie
iafis,
alienors,
chains,
pulleys
.etc.
.rigged
for
servivee
Beside,
there
will
be
on
dispUy
a
torpeUd,
the
We
raft
iioelf,
Carey
floats,
guns
and
oih-r
Friday,
ncf.ber
6.
19..0
UWy-
cruie
tday.
Bat
cur
?0v-.'
ll
rk-ll-r
jernments
directly
or
lndireetly
J
gUul.m
igenne
same
resu:i
in
a
sncKer.j
naval
equipment.
i
more
hypicntical
way.
Um
i
r
'
1
It
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlncf
;
Ruperf
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
TJNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Open
to
the
public
from
1
to
3
p.m.,
there
will
be
naval
offlceu
and
men
present
to
explain
the
display
to
visitors
to
the
drill
hall.
j
They
set
up
'price
support
programs"
which
take
vast
sur-
vluses
off
the
regular
market
iThus
on
tne
one
hand
we
havo
millions
of
people
who
live
In
Navy
week
at
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
to
date
has
been
mainly
a
matter
of
good
hard
work.
In
preparation
for
the
winter's
training
program,
work
was
started
last
week
in
constructing
panels
depicting
different
aspects
of
seamanship
to
be
placed
about
the
wans
of
the
drill
hall.
The
interior
of
the
hall
is
being
remodelled.
At
first
It
was
feared
the
work
1
thp
cities
unable
tr
biiv
thr
by
Carrier,
rer
Week,
ZOc;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Teai.
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c:
Per
Year
J5.00.
The
wedding
of
Lois
Anne
McGregor
to
Stoker
Oerald
Lout
Saturday
evening
and
a
churci.
parade
to
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
j
ba-slc
necessities
of
life,
like
...
'
i
milk,
butter,
meat,
vegetables.
Price
KUnarolind
:
fruits
and
woolen
clothing.
.
!
We
have
the
farmers,
who
I
OVERHEARD
some
j
produce
those
foods
etc..
unable
church
Sunday
will
be
a
suitable
ending
to
the
week.
i
'or
We
Can
Save
You
hnnsewive
talking
the
u.e
'
t0
buy
ciy
made
Products
be-i
could
not
be
finished
ln
time
to
nousewneh
UUMng
nsf
q
thg
rlsJng
pries
j
hold
"open
house"
Saturday
but
otherdav
about
.
a
threat-
j
0
added
effort
on
the
part
nf
ail
vnaA
vi'Io
in
trip
nrifP
nf
;
UNDER
ANY
KIND
of
sane
hands
makes
11
look
today
as
if
eneu
Ile
in
uit
pin.tr
;
,
svstem
thp
farm,
thP
hall
will
be
shinshane
bv
to-
"vl
TV
l
'ear
MEN'S
WEAR
MEN'S
SUITS
The
latest
in
ck,i.
POLES
pilr-a
jro
tftt
worthwhile
rerulla
!
last.
Thit'g
tle
simpl
rMa
fi
Pylln'i
SrrAt
nr-4',
N
ttcf
what
jn
hnn
'o
f.
this
tortwrr,
mr
Iw
long
fitting
and
ilul.lwri
jrAtir
turn,
mWth
ha
th
nrr
ia
lb
Pyltun
Treatment
(ft
fiqmd
Ukm
by
aintlO,
nrtt
rrt
botll
lrfM
tM
nf
the
pnrt
MuruM
at
on.
That
duP
fruirnt
f
Pyllona't
autJitjr,
11.75
at
all
atedera
dvttgcisU,
I
T
I
Western
Europe
Defences
"T
HE
DECISION
of
the
twelve
Atlantic
Treaty
I
States
to
create
a
single
integrated
defence
force
for
Western
Europe
is
important
and
without
precedent.
But
it
was
not
unexpected.
It
is
a
logical
consequence
of
the
Treaty
itself
and
of
past
experience.
The
force
to
be
created
is
not,
one
must
stress,
a
''European
Armv"
in
the
sense
of
the
resolution
the
new
popular
Fall
shadesNow
C
t
MEN'S
TOP
COATS-RPni
a'
wuuiu
ue
guaranteed
and
paid
morrow.
The
only
thing
to
mar
a
fair
price
for
all
he
produced,
the
effect
will
be
a
qutwitlty
ol
He
would
never
suffer
disaster
equipment
in
one
corner
of
the
because
God
had
given
him
too
hall
that
has
not
been
released
big
a
crop.
;
for
placement
at
its
final
des-
Hut
nj
sane
government
tlnation.
weuld
ever
permit
the
foods
for
j
,
Panels
will
show
riggings
for
which
the
farmer
was
fairly,
masts,
emergency
rations
from
milk.
One
mother
who
has
strapping
teen
age
boys
in
her
house,
has
been
buying
four
quarts
of
milk
per
day.
She
has
made
a
vow
that
she
will
cut
down
to
two
quarts
per
day
if
milk
prices
are
boosted
again.
What
amazes
me
about
this
log.
Right
for
the
.eotUeTZlr
Now
,,"0
MEbN'S
RA,N
COATSZ-Hg;
"
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
I
fully
paid
to
rot
ln
warehouses
,-
:
rr
z
oc
caves
or
to
ue
unharvested!
They
would
sell
them
at
any
passed
in
August
bv
the
Assembly
of
the
Council
of
!"az
ge
ln
which
live
Js
prie,
or
even
CilVE
them
to
the
'
Expertly
tailored
Europe.
It
is,
rather,
an
'
Army
oi
Western
Eur-
cmy
are
undoing
with
one
handeopl'e
1
neccsary
t0
have
them
ope"
if
one
may
use
the
word
"army"
to
include
all
j
what
they
do
with
the
other.
ccnsumed.
You
can
justuy
food
subsidies
to
eet
food
to
I
SEE
THAT
OUR
government
human
behms-but
not
to
keen
again
owns
23i2
million
pounds
focd
fr,m
tnem
:
ot
butter
which
it
has
bougnt
,
,
IN
ORDER
TO
KEEP
PRICES
i
FROM
FALLING.
j
i
Canada
is
a
mere
piker
com-
'
Egypt
Offers
pared
with
the
U.S.A.
The
latest
DRESS
and
SEMI-DRESS
PANTS-All
J
Priced
$4.25
tot
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS-The
latest,
model
good
quality
Shirting.
Now
$22sJ
MEN'S
JACKETS-AII
wool.
A
big
Now
$6.95
toj
BOYS'
WEAR
!
BOYS'
LONG
PANTS
of
hard
wearing
rj
Just
right
for
school.
Now
j
BOYS'
DRESS
PANTS
Nicely
tailored
p
fit;
Now
$5.65
h
:,
Million
Men
I
official
U.S.
figure
shows
tha
"CHISHOLM'
Cabinet
Ridio-PhonograpK
Junior
end
Senior
Hijh
School
Studcnb
of
British
Columbia
If
yotf
can
writt
t
SS0
wofd
nuy,
you
may
win
this
jrtnd
Radio-Phonojraph.
Your
choict
of
other
fint
piiitt
if
yon
don't
want
tht
radio.
Full
detail
about
tha
contest,
fite
litaratura
lo
help
you
gat
started
and
complete
prlie
list
.
.
.
lent
on
receipt
of
your
name
and
addreu
printed
on
tha
form
below.
Mail
it
now
before
yo
roreetJ
i
butter
In
cold
storage
on
Sep
services.
That,
for
two
reasons?
The
new
force
will
not
be
entirely
"European"
since
it
will
include
U.S.A.,
and
possibly
Canadian,
contingents.
Nor
will
its
creation
have
any
political
inmplications.
It
will
not
imply
any
move
whatever
towards
political
'.'integration"
of
Western
Europe
towards
anykind
of
federation.
The
important
role
of
the
Americans
in
it
is
proof
enough
of
that.
Not
even
'"the
most
starry-eyed
federalist
has
yet
suggested
that
the
U.S.A.
and
Canada
should
become
members
of
a
European
federation.
This
is
a
hard-headed,
practical
proposition
based
on
the
inescapable
conclusion
that
it
is
sens
Uember
first
was
the
highest
in
j
LAKE
SUCCESS
0
Egypt
was
i
history
no
less
than
237
mil-
'
reported
Thursday
tfs
have
offtr-Uion
pounds.
Of
this
huae
;
f
d
to
contribute
an
army
of
j
hoard
the
government
itself
;
1.000,000
to
2.000.000
men
as
part
I
owns
190
million
pounds
all
;
of
a
permanent
international
I
bought
to
keep
prices
from
fall-i
fo:ce
if
the
United
States
and
jlng
below
a
certain
level.
I
other
United
Nations
mnmber
I
0
I
will
supply
arms
and
.equipment.
w
.
UIIU
TMIVIVA)
All
WOC'
warm.
From
..
Thia
MMjr'emlnr
U
in
nr4
by
th
Fntp
mnA
Fmp
Industry
o
HritUh
tntiimfn
to
remind
rlia
fwNna
JMralMls
0
the
inervuHttg
impnrtmnrm
of
Ih
Imdumirif
mnd
th
maor
roU
il
"
"r
V
a
ka
Ilia
in
thU
grrmt
prariiu.
TAKE
COrTEE,
wnicn
is
now
.
ine
oner
is
unciersiooa
10
nav?
selling
for
$1
to
$1.05
per
pound.'
been
made
on
the
condition
that
'
Prices
of
coffee
have
more
thn
British
troops
be
withdrawn
4i
I-SO
from
Egyptian
soil
doubled
in
Braal
and
otlicr
;
great
producing
countries
since
P3C
MEN'S
SHOES
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
Strong,
sturdy
Now
from
$4.95
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
Save
monevon
i
...
n
1
Tl
Ml
w
-
From
$6.25
to
(
IN
June
1949.
The
reason
for
th.s
we
are
informed
by
experts
is
"the
law
of
supply
and
demand."
The
current
crop
of
cheap
grade
coffee
in
Brazil
is
about
2,750000
bags
instead
of
the
old
average
about
5,000,000
i
bags.
C.ANAUHN
PI
1.P
PP.R
ASS'N.
(WKSTKHN
BRANCH)
COMFORTERS
MIS
Durolnkm
Dld.
ttmanr,
B.C.
nl
Ottftt
lofurmatiua
and
Utratttr
!!
,
(
Lovely
Satin
Comforters
of
all
M
Double
bed
size.
Now
from
....$51
But
the
hidden
joker
in
thus
i
glbi
explanation
la
that
coffee
producing
countries
have
all'
along
been
interfering
with
this
'
ible
to
do
in
preparations
of
peace
time
what
would
have
to
be
done
in
operations
of
war
time.
It
would
be
sheer
folly
to
wait
and
improvise
the
essential
machinery
at
the
last
moment.
The
details
as
always
will
be
troublesome
to
work
out,
but
the
principle
is,
decided..
It,
is.
simply
the
application
to
peace
time
pianniAg
of,
methods
"which
experience
has
shown
to
be
essential
for
the
conduct
of
war.
:
'The
result
will
be
agreat
increase
in
the
preparedness
o
the
Western'
world
to
deal
with'
any
attempt
to
invade
Western
Europe,'
and
not
merely.
'.
an
increase
but
a,
visible.
Increase,-.
That
is
just
sf.
important.
For
the
object
of
it
all
is
not
to
make
v
,var,
'.not
.even
to
win
war,
b,ut
to
prevent
war
by
demonstrating
in
advance
to
a
potential
aggressor
.that
aggression
would
have
little
chance
of
success.
so-called
"law"
of
supply
anif
lll
no
stroogtMl
iXjJjL
cemand.
At
this
very
moment
Brazil
has
in
storage
six
pillion
bags
of
"surplus"
coffee.
Even
in
the
depths',
'
of
.the
great
depression
ol
the
1930's.
'Bra'zif
never
hacT
more
than
10
million
bags
of
this
so
called
"exportable
.sur
This
advertisement
u
hot
puousnea
or
displayed
dj
a
KITCHENVARE
'
ALUMINUM
UTENSILS
PYREX
DISHES
GLASSWARE
OVEN
GLOVES
DISH
TOWELS
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
.
plus'
coffee.
IN
THE
1930'S
Brazil
burned
vast
stocks
ot
coffee
or
dumped
them
in
the
ocean.
In
North
America
.
we
ploughed
under
cotton,
cremated
vast
numbers
of
young
pigs,
and
destroyed
RENTALS
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
,
"That
God
would
open
a
door
of
utterance
unto
us,
i
to
speak
the
mystery
of
Christ."
Colossians
4:3..
I
IICML.
INSURANCE
LJIAIC
i
j
u
j
Mm
yws.
Wen
p-1-
I
RETUR!
r.
.
e.
7-,
Wk
OVER
BROADWAY
CI
j
3242nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
,
I
Mrs.
Stiles
to
Live
in
Akron
I
Mrs.
Lance
Stiles,
who
has
been
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
sjnee
1910,
sailed
on
the
Princ?
George
last
night
for
Akron,
Ohio,
where
she
will
make
h?r
future
home
with
her
daughter,
Before
proceeding
East,
Mrs.
Stiles
will
visit
for
a
few
days
in
Seattle
with
her
son,
Albert
(Sonny)
Stiles,
who
was
recently
transferred
there
ln
the
ssrvice
of
the
San
Juan
Fishing
Co.
Prior
to
leaving
Prince
Rupert,
Mrs.
Stiles
was
entertained
by
many
friends
and
received
a
number
of
farewell
mementoes.
Moflat
Gas
Ranges
1.
LOW
cost
Operation
rrtmrwmf"'
THANKSGIVING
is
a
lime
ol
THAtIK-OFFERING
$13.50
for
3
to
4
months,
for
cooking
only.
2.
Rockgas
is
clean
:
doesn't
blacken
utensils.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Weber
who
la
ac
r
A
large
number
were
at
the
boat
companying
her
after
a
here.
visit
last
night
to
wtstv
her
bon"
voy-
I
age.
Your
Bank
will
be
happy
itarecpi'ye.on
credit.
.""!.
you
v
offering
for
the
work
of
any
church!
'
11?
Jli$Tj
'
3.
Instant
heat
r-
100
,
control
positions.
:
i.'
aHAtWttclivb
Whjte
Est-
4
4tmt
Aajrgi-V-by
lff
f
at,-,
''VS.'
Just
turn
the
button
and
burner
at
full
heat.
C
.
Rockgas
Is
six
times
hotter
than
city
gas.
7.
Oven
at
renulred
temperature
In
minutes.
Illustrated
Model
z
Year
in
year
out
quality
has
I
always
been
and
will
always
z
be
the
first
consideration
with
1
1
1
'
ISM
l
S
i
float
your
arch
on
a
cushion
of
"cloud-soft"
sponge
rubber
Others
ners
from
Trom
-
SEE
THESE
GAS
RANGES
ON
DISPL
..,4
TEA
Ask
for
a
Demonstration
McRAE
BROS.
by
DESCO
(
-7
",
lw
.
fhij
dvrtisement
is
not
published
or
V
;
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
,
I
jt
?
ff
J
'
79
PHONE
79
!
It's
A
Sure
Hit!
w
,
oy
me
government
01
Dnusn
columoia.
j
:
1
1
'
I
PUBLIC
AUCTION
SALE
C
WRATH
ALL'S
NOW
Your
Popular
RECORDS
In
the
Old
Overwaitea
Store
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
Line-up.
flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
I
OCT.
14
SATURDAY
2:30
P.M.
archet
.
A
A
a
took
vv
WW.
.
-
at
the
l
Sf
fain
TV
A
sylph
1
y
Kodacolor
and
Kodachrome
filmr
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
Youn
will
fc
twa
Proceeds
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Civic
Committee
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Putrmanj
.
HOURS
;
'
,
Weekdays
'"'""Jij
to
it
j
.
....
12
'
Noon
Sundays
,,
7
p.m.tn
320
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
happy
ft
in
Rveltion.
You'B
FEEt
.U
risHul
Ui'-T
of
ih
rch-cushioo
wiH
FAITH
IS
CONFIDENCE
Faith
ln
your
personal
Integrity,
your
wlllingnes,
to
PAY
PROMPTLY,
Is
the
basis
on
which
the
merchant
extends
TVMTwChauBe
aCCUntS
are
Payable
not
lat
the
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