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Thursday,
January
13,
1949
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ACME'S
Super
if
R
m,,
I
When
they
are
prepared
to
spend
between
three
and
four
thousand
dollars
for
uniforms,
the
members
of
the
Greenville
Concert
Band
In
the
Naas
Valley
take
their
music
seriously
Indeed.
An
outlay
like
this
contributes
to
the
welfare
of
their
village,
and
to
their
own
improvement.
Far
larger
sums
are
thrown
away
and
not
by
th
natives
either.
It's
so
easy
to
recall
that
warm,
sunny
afternoon
in
'45,
when
it
was
officially
made
known
that
the
war
had
ended!
Prince
Rupert
told
business
to
be
gone
and
gave
way
to
rejoicing!
No
more
wail
of
the
'alert!"
No
more
extinguishing
of
lights.
No
more
telegrams
and
sinking
hearts.
No
more
weary
waiting
and
sharp
anxieties.
Peace!
Hardly
four
years
ago.
The
glad
new
world.
Peace?
The
bright
new
world.
Been
looking
it
over
lately?
COMMENCES
FRIDAY,
JANUAKY
11
I
b.
'!
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QUALITY
CLOTHES
AT
LOW
PRICES
HAS
ALWAYS
BEEN
OUR
Poi
i(
But
LOOK
At
Those
Values!
1
How
come,
these
ominous
threats
and
fresh
alarms
direct
from
the
storied
land
of
Pales-tine9
Air
raids,
and
explosions,
and
hatreds
and
hangings,
and
diplomatic
sleight-of-hand.
Well,
WE'VE
KNOCKED
THE
BOTTOM
OUT
OF
PRICES-IT'S
YOUR
CHANcjT
(
TO
BALANCE
THE
FAMILY
BUDGET!
Since
the
Supreme
Court
o:
'
IT
Canada
ruled
that
prohibition
of
margarine
is
illegal
and
always
has
been,
it
is
not
at
all
strange
that
people
are
wondering
how
many
more
rules
and
regulations,
in
a
legal
sense,
have
no
right
whatever
to
be
on
the
statute
books.
In
wartime,
Canada
accepted,
without
question
whatever
Ottawa
chose
lo
do.
The
war
is
supposed
to
have
ended
in
1945.
There's
room
for
a
shake-up
to
see
what's
constitutional!
ZJo
sentiment
aside,
there
are
a
i
1
couple
of
pipe
lines
extending
across
the
Holy
Land
and
reach-
j
ing
the
sea
at
Haifa.
The
pipes
tap
oil
fields
of
immense
iin-
portance
in
international
affairs
and
within
convenient
distance.
!
Suppose
there
was
not
enough
oil
with
which
to
light
a
lamp,
j
nearer
than
ten
thousand
miles?
j
How
often
would
names
like
j
Beercheba,
Jerusalem,
Jericho,
j
Lebanon,
Negev
and
Bethlehem
j
flare
on
the
world's
front
pages?
1
WATCH
THOSE
POINTS
MOOSE
JAW,
Sask.
0
A
bit
!
of
the
Olde
English
Pub
atmos-
j
phere
has
crept
into
Moose
Jaw
j
in
the
form
of
a
48-man
darts
j
league.
Most
of
the
players
are
I
veterans
who
got
acquainted
!
with
darts
overseas.
'
j
AND
YOU
CANT
BEAT
THE
BARGAINS
,
AT.
ACME!
A
Grand
Selection
of
the
FINEST
WORSTED,
TWEED
AND
THE
EVER-POPULAR
SHARK
SKIN
British
Parliament
Problems
PARLIAMENT
i
to
meet
again
next
BRITISH
fc
4
Tuesday,
January
18.
'
The
next
ten
weeks
or
so
will
bear
much
discus-won
of
fiscal,
financial
and
economic
policy
generally
until
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
opens
his
second
Budget
in
April.
His
first,
last
April,
established
the
policy
of
disinflation
which
is
still
at
work.
On
whatever
side
of
the
-House
they
sit,
Memlers
of
Parliament
are
examining
this
very
carefully.
The
considerable,
surplus
that
the
Chancellor
budgetted
for
may
turn
.
out
to
be
markedly
diminished
by
a
variety
of
causes,
not
all
of
them
within
the
government's
'
cojitrol.
And
some
successful
wage
claims
will
be
held
in
the
argument
to
have
shown
that
the
stabilisation
policy
could
not
everywhere
be
successfully
maintained.
In
fact,
there
has
been
justification,
within
the
limits
announced
by
the
government,
for
most
if
not
all
claims
granted.
Another
factor
is
that
the
-
ost
of
subsidies
on
food
has
continued
to
rise
far
"
Beyond
the
limits
proposed
from
time
to
time.
The
government's
supporters
are,
at
any
rate,
able
to
argue
that
these
have
been
an
indispensable
instilment
in
keeping
the
cost-of-living
index
steady,
and
that
all
of
the
population,
even
the
poorest,
are
able
to
buy
their
essential
foods.
Of
such
necessaries
'
there
is
no
rationing
by
price,
and
the
normal
rationing
schemes
have
been
able
to
be
kept
up.
Much
discussion
these
coming
months
will
centre
.
;upon
the
changes
that
may
come
to
be
needed
to
harmonize
the
long-term
program
of
the.
United
Kingdom
with
those
of
other
countries
that
share
in
the
Marshall
Plan's
benefits.
These
benefits
carry
great
responsibilities
wfth
them,
and
among
the
chief
of
these
responsibilities
is.
to
make
the
best
use
of
the
country's
own
resources
so
as
to
j'educe
and
eventually
end
their
dependence
on
gifts
tilt
United
States
dollars.
The
programs
that
were
lately
sent
to
Washington
by
the
Organization
for
European
Economic
Co-operation
have
inevitably
ibeen
drawn
up
by
the
1J
countries,
each
without
t'Jhy
knowledge
of
what
the
others
were
doing.
This
month
all
are
examining
the
report
of
the
-
others'
programs
and
re-examining
their
own.
They
-rre
to
tell
the
organization
at
the
endof
the
month
"the
first
results
of
their
studies.
That
is
the
point
tat
which
the
governments
must
have
their
minds
made,
up
to
face
the
tasks
of
leadership
involved
j
in
making
possibly
very
formidable
changes
in
their
programs,
in
the
interests
of
recovery,
of
the
Mar-f
shall
Plan
countries
and
of
Europe
as
a
whole.
OFF
ALL
SUITS
&
1
.
1
&
JVV
M
&
V
fitter.
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I'll
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M
HIGH
MASONIC
OFFICER
HERE
Dr.
Benjamin
Bailey
of
Winnipeg,
Supreme
Grand
Master
ol
the
Knights
Templar
for
Canada
and
Newfoundland,
highest
order
of
freemasonry,
arrived
In
the
city
Wednesday
afternoon
to
pa.v
an
official
YARMOUTH,
Isle
of
Wight,
CP
1
'
A
heron
raided
a
goldfish
pond
here
and
out
of
300
fish
j
$74.95
Suits
Going
For
$56.20
$46.00
Suits
Going
For
$34.50
Bargains
Galore
Within
This
Price
Range!
Preceptory
I
left
one.
i
visit
to
Klncolith
here.
He
will
remain
here
until
Friday
evening
waen
he
will
leave
by
train
for
Edmonton.
Dr.
Bahey.
a
retired
dental
"BUILD
BC.
PAYROLLS"
surgeon
of
the
Manitoba
tal,
was
guest
of
honor
at
a
ner
given
by
memuers
of
the
i
Preceptory
at
the
Broadway
PACIFIC
MILK
QUALITY
While
they
last-2
PAIIT
Suits
Reduced
From
$72.00
to
$54.00
Cafe
last
nigh-.,
alter
which
he
paid
his
official
visit
to
the
Preceptory
at
the
Masonic
Temple.
A
vsiit
to
the
c:vic
Centre
i
yesterday
left
Dr.
Bailey
amaz-1
ed
at
the
extent
of
its
commun-
j
ity
services
and
the
spirit
which
j
maintains
it.
I
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mm
JACKETS.
A
WONDERFUL
SELECTION
OF
FINE
MATERIAL
IN
POPULAR
SHADES
I
LETTERBOX
mi
ir
Try
Pacific
Milk,
that
creamy-
(
rich,
vitamin
packed
milk
that
is
everyone's
favorite.
Good
for
j
baking
and
cooking.
At
all
i
grocers.
j
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
packed
a
$34.95
Jackets
Going
For
$261
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Jackets
Going
For
SPEEDY
POLICE
WORK
Editor,
Daily
News:
On
Monday
afternoon
we
had
occasion
to
call
the
City
Police
in
connection
with
a
shoplift-ng
suspect.
We
do
not
know
those
responsible
but
from
the
time
we
called
the
office
untii
the
suspect
was
apprehended
was
a
matter
of
minutes.
We
would
like
to
express
our
appreciation
at
the
speed
and
dispatch
with
which
the
whole
case
was
handled.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
the
use
of
your
valued
space.
JOE
SCOTT.
"UNFRIENDLY
CITY?
MAN,
half
dead
from
the
effects
of
trying
to
;
A
end
his
life
by
taking
gas,
was
saved
in
Van-i
j:ouver
last
week.
A
note,
written
by
him,
declared
Vancouver
to
be
"the
most
unfriendly
city
in
the
ft
world."
An
extravagant
and
undeserved
charge,
Surely,
even
allowing
for
the
circumstancesl
The
-
same
might
be
said
of
any
city,
anywhere,
the
size
of
Vancouver.
On
the
other
hand,
Prince
Rupert
is
known
as
a
small,
new
town
where
about
every-
:
one
is
kindly
disposed.
Few
people
are
disregarded,
j
They
are
glad
to
be
able
to
assist.
It
is
certainly
fine
to
be
known
as
that
sort
of
community
and
.
long
may
it
continue.
Probably
the
same
could
have
'.
been
said
of
Vancouver
half
a
century
ago.
If
and
when
Prince
Rupert
has
a
population
of
a
quarter
of
a
million,
what
then?
"Doubtless,
another
Van-'
'corner!
.Cities
change,
but
human
nature
doesn't.'
CKandler
&
Cowgill
Pln-ugriHlier
Developing,
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STRANGE
INCIDENTS
:
AN
OCTOBER
20,
in
Washington,
Marvin
Smith,
"Ay
attorney
in
the
Solicitor-General's
office,
hi
I
namo
mentioned
in
a
spy
investigation,
hurtled
to
;
his
death
in
a
circular
stair
well
in
the
Department
of
Justice.
,
,
Last
week,
Lawrence
Duggan,
a
former
trusted
;
employ
of
the
State
Department,
jumied,
fell
(or
;
was
thrown)
from
the
fifteenth
storey
of
a
New
'
jVoi'k
office
building.
On
Christmas
Day,
Sumner
Wells,
former
Un-'.
der-Secretary
of
State,
who
had
come
to
the
defence
OFF
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Top
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,oi
miggan,
is
iouna
naii-irozen
on
a
roaci
near
nis
state
where
he
had
"gone
after
midnight.
In
our
world
of
today,
with"
its
tangled
webs,
its
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long
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of
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and
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strange
things
happen.
What
Washington
4-eems
to
need
at
the
moment,
is
not
further
investigations
of
un-American
activities
but
a
super-class
detective.
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Journal.
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