12
MONTHS
FOR
MITCHELL
KILLER
'
ftr-
2.
Ths
l:-."":':vrnt
boom
con-jtinued
unchanged.
I
3.
The
country
made
recovery
iall.
Th
i
!
i
Prosperity
Is
Unprecedented
5
tog.
A
ILiAIX
IA
V'
Hugh
D
fir
-....it
4
'CWi...
'
from
a
heavy
debit
iraae
oaiance
3
tfri!icr
tluprtt
Dailp
3ctof
Thursday.
November
24,
1949
OM
lltiboii
is
sailing
tonight
cou5!e
of
weeks
on
business
on
the-
ri'noc
OeorRe
lor
Van-
lir-tr,
at
SinlthTs
and
clsowhorc
couver
utter
.Niwiutuitf
the
last
In
the
Interior.
a
taxi
driver,
convicted
of
Ul.
'
whl
r
Kay
Reflects
.
.
.
ami
Reminisce
voluntary
manslaughter
for
th
..
"t
in
favor
of
the
United
States.
4.
Foreign
Industrialists
showed
renewed
Interest
In
establishing
plants
in
Canada.
Canada
U
Still
Kiding
on
Crest
of
Postwar
Boom
traffic
death
of
Margaret
Mit-'bv
r
t'
chcll,
yesterday
was
sentenced
'a,,
,
iu'i
""bl
u
Oil
drllllns
Is
about
to
com-
OTTAWA.
9
Despite
a
gstate
of
monopolism
in
East-ranuda
is
ridins
the
yott
Saw
It
In
The
News!
IUUAT
7-9
p.m.
in
"
i
....
Island,
ground
is
ix-mg
yie-
pared
for
a
SliKUHKl
thetrt
.
work
a
loud
voice.
Mr.
Vishhisky.
the
other
day
said
to
a
committee
on
atomic
control:
"We
are
raxing
mountains;
we
are
Irritating
deserts;
c
are
cutting
throufih
jungle
and
tundra."
It
could
have
been
mentioned
that
atomic
i
'has
started
on
a
ountruei
to
provide
new
newspaoer
premises
J
and.
with
nominations
comlnft.
the
annual
election
ramnatsn
58
postwar
world's
trade
boat
on
aj
crest
of
unprecedented
prosperity
.
This
and
other
sigmiicanl
features
of
Canada's
postwar
domestic
and
export
trade
were
highlights
of
the
annual
report
of
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
which
was
made
public
Wednesday.
It's
A
Boys'
Xmas
At
Th
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
power
has
also
been
demonstrated
In
the
razing
of
cities
It
wasn't,
of
course.
Smiles
"Atf
V
Whenever
you
buy
a
cHMieUe,
the
(uvcrmiictit
takes
a
cent.
FRI.
-SAT.
EVES.
7
-
9
p.m.
EAT
MAT.
2:00
-
4:20
But
what's
a
cent?
A.
whale
of
a
:
The
Department
syas:
1.
Production,
employment
and
trade
in
1948
exceeded
high
for
municipal
administration
is
muter
way.
Ther
Is
also
a
well
known
corner,
around
which
J
Christmas
Is
certain
to
be
found.
Oieral
Montgomery
was
in
5
1
Washington
Tuesday.
on
what
has
been
described
as
a
private
visit
to
this
side
of
the
Atlantic.
5
General
Wavell
has
bvu
In
Ot-
;
tawa.
the
guest
of
General
Alex-
;
atuier.
Fven
In
peae
they
are
Bj
pursued
by
eirresvHndents
who
I
pubab!y
would
like
to
w
ish
thrm
r
the
compliments
of
the
season
levels
of
1947.
lot
when
it's
realised
Canadians
smoke
about
46.00O.0OO.000
cigarettes
annually.
And
the
habit
Is
not
becoming
any
less.
i
'
BOXED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
r
or
rnr
D
Petwe
n
October
1948
and
June
1919.
no
fewer
than
4.873
Ordrs-in-Council
were
passed
hi
Ottawa.
The
passing
of
an
Onler-in-
ersona
J:
18
Ai-orted
Xmas
Cardjj
i
Council
is
said
to
largely
con-
15
Brilliant
PolnUtrttia
At
Cards
Vi;h
fUisluxl
features
and
"
;
crrn
the
approach
of
an
cmerg-1
:
s
ency.
As
a
matter
of
fact
there
Boys
Pullover
SWEATERS
Up
From
.
$2.25
Boys
Cordiqon
SWEATERS
Up
Front
$3.25
Boys
OVERALLS
Up
From
$1.49
Soys
PARKAS
Up
From
$9.95
18
A?s't
"Jolly
Old
Santa"
25
Beautiful
A?sortp1
Card
13
Bamwd
and
Embrd
a
t
16
colorful
Snow
Set-ties
12
Cards
"O'achiug
Pays"
w
as
one
oil
the
way
-or
a
lot
jof
folks
scnttcred
over
Canada
i
thought
,
at
the
time.
Jii
As-s
t
Canadian
Snow
Sw.m
9
AMAZING
VMIE
ftanklin
Rtxsewtt's
,,sus
are
turning
public
life.
One
would
again
give
the
White
H.wise
a
Roosevelt
for
an
occupant,
and
a
brother
U
out
to
run
for
the
ASSORTED
('()U)UHLl'i
Only
$1.25
&
HJWjrkM
Lall
intotiav
to
i
gorenvrship
of
California.
Am-
eriean
history,
how
ever,
is
not
jrvr'eie
with
examples
of
prrssd-
etns
offsprings
becoming
Bovs
Dress
SHIRTS
Up
From
$1.50
f-
7ir
-
.
.
nrwpi"Un
I
Boys
TIE
SETS
$1.00
Boys
Winter
CAPS
$1.45
'Ready
to
Go"
at
th
pnh
(
fcttbn
Bovs
Gauntlet
GLOVES
$1.89
5!
'VxllvJA
r.'""
Try
This
Grand
:
V
"
IUIKH
or
SUPPER
V3
TREAT!
t
!
r5
:
Goodyear
Batteri
for
Passenger
Cars
ar.dTrx
PRINCE
RUPERTSUPPHE
712
Second
At.
Bovs
MITTS
$1.15
"
1
r,.;:
'.
'"
'
f
"
I
IP
I
'Bovs
Zipper
JACKETS
l
Up
From
$4.25
2
tz
i
I
l
muLLn
uuucAFt
or
Ttsrr
nis
t
rv
Rex
Cat
e
5IOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
LN
?
Bors
Lonq
PANTS
ortN
nto.M
i
it
r.M
u
:
3t
ft
Up
From
We
S?e32ze
la
CZ:za
$3.50
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
1E1
rriow
MELN
r
t4
Oriert
fHOM
W
i
Bovs
Dress
Short
PANTS
Up-
Frcy
.
.
$1.98
l.vnj
Aieau
wCjiM
KriJC
hittwn
kltK.
1
CM
aA
to
S.
as
Ur
ITS
tor
OttUkS
Urati
1
!b.
Ci
nned
Salmon,
flaked;
cup
srated
cheese;
2
33$,
well
beaten;
1
cup
milk;
2
tbsp.
butter,
melted;
2
rolled
crackers;
juice
of
lemon.
Combine
the
Canned
Salmon
and
cheese,
add
beaten
eggs
and
milk.
Pour
mixture
into
buttered
casserole.
Cover
with
buttered
cracker
crumbs.
Over
all
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
Farji
Tib
NOBIE
&
WICK
presenl
ADMIRAL
RADIOS
miirnl
t
TV
J.
A
AlL.liLt.
tUK
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;1
i!
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i
V
i
i
BROADWAY
CAFE
.
.
.
f-'
Ofrwj
in,
BEST
IOOO
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,
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pour
juice
of
lemon.
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Cover,
set
casserole
L
FINEST
CXXIKINC.
raL
Rri
rrr
Ur.
J
UW
AC
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BlU
i
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wcr.
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Kuperi;
n.uu
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Hlr
T
a
to
I
a
a
t
1
"i
A
srECI.Vl.TV
in
a
pan
of
water
and
bake
in
moderate
oven.
350-
O.9.'
A
Colour
For
Eery
Rccm
375
degrees
Fv
for
30
minutes.
Serves
four.
Fixing
Up
For
Xmas
Canada's
Smart
set
i
?
SOC
US.
."NT
PC
rst
Smartn
wp
ycr
kitfHen
ith
r
M
v?
1
its
so
economical
$
nr
A
mi
l
n
m
.
&
M
V
NEW
LINOLEUM
VENETIAN
BLINDS
St.U
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t-c
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RUSH
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9
r
S;fi.r
A""v-
GQQffig
Woterproof,
Sockprocr
S3i.95
AIR
FREIGHT
To:
Queen
Cri3.:.-'--
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lo.
-v
w
WW
JuLMAXJ
dire
cr:vxi?rEi
rw
in
GEORGE
COOK,
Jeweller
.
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An
ft-es
a
m
tv
mn.f
vswtcn
ut?ox
axt