jcveiyuiiiiK
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by
tne
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thai
none
i
uiia
i
evet
uSi'd
opic
-
-iiut
uiowei
to
waste
ln
An
inquiry
hi
to
the
death
of
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
I
elation
from
the
higher
price
to
feed
the
u.H.
army,
navy
cr
neias
or
roi
m
caves
as
is
nu
Joseph
Brown,
whose
bodv
!
BITES
Thursday,
October
19,
litoO
'decline
as
much
as
12
per
cent
down
the
profits
of
business
cl"s
1(1
'
-'at
lie
had
met
his
oe-.th
(remember
in
three
years
thsy
organizations.
So
it
.must
be
VANCOJVER
The
SiI
.k
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niii
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went
down
19.49
per
cent)
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hoarded.
board
of
Vancouver
will
author-
...
.
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ATn...
'i
net
loss
to
the
association
woul't;
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nv
sane
svstem
th.
ize
the
teaching
of
the
Russian'
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assistant
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I
See
It
be
three
hundred
thousand
dol
farmer
would
be
paid
a
guaran-
language
in
ai
least
one
city
nign
wwnucm,
oi
irainc,
Canadian!
teed
price
for
everything
that
he
school
in
the
1951-52
curriculum,
lines,
Canadian
Pacific
Air
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S,
'
vn
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
lars"
0O0
prouueeu.
dui.
iu
tuiai
yiuuuv-
pcuuiug
yriuiioaiuu
ui
uic
w
13
in
tne
city
on
a
short
h
DR.CHi
be
delivered
to
the
partment
of
Education.
trip.
By
Carrier.
Per
Wee.
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
3
run.
mwutcra
ana
con-
lian
would
sumers
of
milk
in
British
Columbia
are
caught
in
the
same
vicious
circle
that
now
bedevils
the
whole
economy
of
North!
America.
We
now
live
in
a
bas-
58.00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
THE
PRICE
OF
MILK
TUP
rnVPPMlffNT
lara
system,
pan,
capiuiusm,
i&
U1U
'
'
ipart
socialism,
that
has
all
the
of
British
Columbia
is
worst
features
of
both
and
the
hesitating
about
pemU..BS'-Bterprl,e
tintr
a
boost
in
the
nrice
.
would
work
far
better
in
fixing
FOB
.
BEST
.
the
price
of
milk
in
Vancouver
v
V
ancoil-
t!mn
the
hodge-podge'
fascism
of
milk
sold
in
VJ00BUUUU
ver.
For
OOPOsition
to
the
that
we
now
have.
Sooner
or
'.ttel
Hie
KUVrilimviu
ww
II""
Monmtl
lolvtr
your
pjlntinj
pcoUwa
wK
yo
raqultc
tmeothj
buuliful,
durable
RnUh.
Mofumtl
U
hi(hly
rctlitont
to
tcj,
IImIIi,
alcoholi,
)',
im
tni
tottchtt,
Euy
to
cltan
.
.
.
Il'i
toubUbltl
High
quality
tnd
txb
Uttlnj
power
viatkti
Monaitl
your
ot
eenomlul
finih
for
ll
interior
woodwofk,
Monamel
HIGH
GLOSS
to
do
either
one
of
two
things:
I
Either
restore
free
enterprise
and
let
the
price
of
milk
be
governed
by
the
law
of
supply
and
demand
or
Take
over
the
whole
machinery
for
processing
and
selling
milk
in
all
forms.
I
0O0
1
AS
THINGS
NOW
stand
both1
in
Canada
and
the
U.S.,
our
governments
are
subsidizing
scarcity.
Our
government
owns
23j
million
pounds
of
butter.
The
U.S.
government
owns
192
million
pounds,
and
a
vast
stock
of
meat,
cotton,
eggs
and
fruits.
All
this
is
kept
off
the
regular
market
Yet
I
was
astonished
to
read
in
the
New
York
Times
proposed
price
boost
comes
not
only
from
consumers
who
sim-oly
cannot
afford
to
pay
more
than
the
present
17
cents
per
quart.
The
Fraser
Valley
Milk
Producers
Association
has
aiso
cried
STOP!
LOOK!
LISTEN!
j
Its
general
manaeer,
A.
H.
Mercer,
points
out
that
an
increase
in
the
price
of
milk
sold
to
the
homes
may
well
mean
heavy
financial
loss
to
the
farmers.
1
Most
of
the
dairy
farmers
sell
their
milk
in
two
ways:
1;
A
fraction
of
the
total
milk
produced
is
sold
on
the
so-called
fluid
market
that
is
in
bottles
to
the
home
of
.actual
consumers.
2.
The
larger
part
is
sold
AT
A
MUCH
LOWER
PRICE
to
plants
w
h
1c
h
make
butter,
cheese;
milk
powder,
etc.
0O0
ScoutingA
Good
Work
I
T
MIGHT
be
a
good
time
today
to
acknowledge
I
a.
.very
valuable
community
work
which
has
been
going
on
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
few
years
and
which
has
now
reached
a
high
point
in
the
city.
We
refer
to
the
Boy
Scout
and
Wolf
Cub
movement
which
received
a
due
modicum
of
attention
as
a
result
of
the
visit
yesterday
of
the
distinguished
executive
commissioner
for
Canada,
Major
General
D.
C.
Spry,
who,
in
addition
to
inspecting
the
Scouts
at
a
fine
rally,
had
occasion
to
meet
and
address
citizens
at
a
luncheon
and
a
dinner
and
tell
the
Scout
story.
Many
of
us
may
not
need
to
be
told
what
the
Boy
Scout
movement
does
in
keeping
boys
of
a
community
on
the
right
track
through
healthful
and
useful
activities,
thus
developing
them
into
the
channels
of
good
citizenship,
training
them
in
cooperation
and
leadership
and
inculcating
in
them
through
indoctrination
the
principles
and
practices
of
true
democratic
processes.
In
other
words,
Scouting
may
be
acknowledged
as
a
fundamental
approach
to
good
and
useful
living
with
inherent
understanding
and
practice.
Scouting
is
an
education.
No
comment
on
the
matter
would
be
complete
without
acknowledgment
also
of
the
public
spirit-edness
and
inspired
service
of
District
Commissioner
F.
E.
Anfield
and
his
executive
and
practical
'
workers.
Theirs
is
a
work
the
value
of
which
we
might
commend
to
the
appreciation
not
only
of
the
parents
concerned
but
to
the
citizens
as
a
whole.
-
And
with
the
appreciation
we
might
also
draw
No
mi.mt
with
w.t.r
4
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b.u,h
moothly-,,,,,
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Choice
of
Colon
today
t
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II.D
B.C.
PAYROLLS
MONAMEL
Ql.
$2.40
Gal.
$8.25!
MONASEAL
Qt.
$1.50
Gal.
Pacific!
babies
;
LOVE
l
cnuyt
PACIFIC
tiiordon
and
Antlcrsou
pw
4b
NOW
LISTEN
to
what
Mr.
Mercer
warns
against
in
the
July
1950
issue
of
Butterfat,"
the
.Fraser
Valley
Milk
Producers
Association
magazine:
"If
the
price
of
fresh
milk
Is
more
than
the
consumer
is
able
or
willing
to
pay
then
he
simply
refusesi
to
buy.
When
this
happens
the
independent
distributors
buy
less-
.
.
.
We
ourselves
sell
less
and
the
total
thus
made
surplus
must
be
manufactured
Into
butter
and
powder.
...
3Z
Homogenized
for
easier
digestion,
!
always'
uniformly
good,
Pacific
j
Milk
is
recommended
by
doctors
'
for
infants'
formulas.
Increased
Vitamin
D
content
makes
It
a
I
m
"Certainly
if
folk
in
the
city
vital
food
necessary
for
build-,
lng
strong
healthy
bodies.
Get
would
continue
to
buy
as
much
milk
per
capita
at
the
higher
Pacific
Milk
for
your
baby
today.
price
as
they
do
now,
a
higher
attention
to
the
need
ot
further;
leaders
ior
practical
assistance
in
carrying
on
the
Scout
and
Cub
G
PACIFIC
MILK!
price
would
be
an
advantage
'i'
the
F.V.M.P.A.
But
past
experience
shows
thev
won't.
If
thev
don't
and
sales
in
the
area
go
Vacuum
packed
and
Homogenized
;
i
down
as
much
as
five
per
cent
"
work
the
main
recompense
of
which,
any
leader
"will
tell,
is
the
satisfaction
of
the
work
and
its
results.
'If
anybody
is
looking
for
an
opportunity
to
assist
in
a
real
community
benefaction
he
could
well
consult
with
the
Boy
Scout
organization
to
see
,if,
they
could
not
give
him.
a
job
to
do.
.
;.,
,'
,
-'
V
'1
i
.
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
v
"Little
children,
keep
yourself
from
idols."
1
John
v
21
ceo
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
W.
M3-leod,
Mrs.
J.
Delorme
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans-
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tatter-sall
was
cashier.
In
the
drawings,
Leigh
Shear-down,
with
ticket
number
won
the
box
of
groceries;
C.
Rebekah
Lodge
Bazaar
Success
Rebekah
Lodge
held
a
cessful
bazaar
yesterday
at
sue
the
;
Viers.
with
number
25,
the
cush
IT
CAN
AND
IT
DOES
HAPPEN
HERE
with
ion,
and
Mrs.
W.
McLeod,
17,
a
box
of
chocolates.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Oddfellow's
Hall
under
the
con-venership
of
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans.
Guests
were
received
by
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham.
Looking
after
the
home
cooking
table
were
Mrs.
J.
S-
Irvine
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hammond,
while
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
and
Mrs.
F.
Green
were
In
charge
of
(Prince
Rupert)
R.
Hunter,
D.
G.
Crook,
H.
P-Cahill,
A.
J.
McLean,
A.
N.
H.
McClary.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ape
ILafeelleS
Sewing
tables
were
taken
care
O.
II.
Bell,
G
Harvey,
G.
Aspin-;
of
by
Mrs.
L.
Sandvar
and
Mrs.
j
all,
H.
W.
Hamilton,
J.
C.
Ham-
JC.
Viers-
Mrs.
Owens
was
selling'
mett,
J.
L.
Bell,
George
Hudson,
'
Christmas
cards.
!
Vancouver;
W.
W.'
Iverson,
Seat-
;
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
,
tie;
Ian
W.
Coote,
Hollyburn;
H.
Mrs.
W.
McLean,
Mrs.
E.
Schu-jT.
Anderson,
Edmonton;
H.
J.
,
macher,
Mrs.
Woods
and
Mios
.
Knowles,
Vancouver;
P-
Oneil.
;
A.
Johnson.
Mrs
Gammon
and
I
Sherbrooke,
Ont.;
A.
Wldsten,
Mrs.
S.
L.
Peachey
poured.
In
'
Bella
Bella.
,
Th4
froo
enterprise
woy
f
not
uii
'
:
'
a
theory,
or
something
to
be
observed
from
afar.
Mil
V
1'
w
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i
?
1
".
I
-
CA
Am
an
n:
1
kt.
If
u
.-
'
r
n
;
.
.
.
.
The
best
place
to
observe
how
It
works
out
I)
in
one's
own
community.
Size
up
the
successful
men
of
the
community,
and
you
will
And
that
In
virtually
-all
e,ases
they
are
successful
because
they
worked
hard
toword
the
goal
of
their
own
choice.
mm
Successful
In
this
respect
does
not
mean
only
those
who
have
made
a
million
dollars
or
achieved
wide
fame
or
power.
A
successful
man
is
one
who
has
gained
the
place
In
life
to
which
his
ambition
directs
him,
whether
that
be
running
a
grocery
store
or
practicing
a
profession
or
creating
a
new
Industry.
You
Can't
Go
Wrong
if
you
invest
in
Canada
Savings
Bonds
Canada
guarantees
both
the
security
and
yearly
interest
of
VA.
Denominations
50,
$
1
00,
$
5
00,
$
1
,000.
Redeemable
at
any
time.
We
shall
appreciate
receiving
your
personal
ordtr,
and
will
give
it
prompt
and
careful
attention.
Please
write,
wire,
or
phone
your
order
to
James
Richardson
&
Sons
For
flavour
.
.
.
texture
.
.
.
nutrition
.
.
.
Burns
fine
cheese
products
are
unsurpassed.
Produced
from
rich
farm
fresh
milk
.
.
blended
to
perfection
by
Bums
master
cbeesemakers
to
tfvt
you
the
most
delicious
full
flavour
cheese
you
ever
tastedl
There
Is
a
delightful
Burns
cheese
for
every
taste
.
.
.
SPREDEASY
.
.
.
GOLDENLOAF
.
.
.
GLENDALE
ROLLS
...
to
give
added
it
to
sandwiches,
snacks,
salads
and
both
hot
and
cold
main
meal
dishes.
Look
and
ask
for
SPREDEASY
.
.
.
GOLDENLOAF
.
.
.
GLENDALE
CHEESE
ROLLS
at
your
food
store.
The
Burns
label
means
cheese
at
its
flavour
best,
The
point
Is
that
the
free
enterprise
system,
which
is
oer
Canadian
way
of
life,
gives
every
man
the
opportunity
to
become
successful
according
to
his'
ambition
and
ability.
And
it
works.
Look
around
you
for
the
proof.
ESTABLISHED
tS7
Pacific
Coast
Offices
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
It
Is
a
way
of
life
worth
guarding
and
preserving.
BURNS
Ci
CO.
LIMIT
SUPPLIERS
OF
GOOD
FOOD
FOR
OVER
60
YEARS
IITISH
COIUMBIA
FEDERATION
OF
TRADE
AND
INDUSTtV
CREDIT
IS
A
SACRED
TRUST
..Guard
it
as
a
matter
of
personal
honor.
Keep
your
credit
Vrecord
"PROMPT"
by
paying
each
charge
account
In
full
Ztoy
the
10th
of
the
month,
and
contract
purchases
on
each
Uv
date.
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credit
bureau
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPORT
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