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7,
1850
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CANADA'S
COST-OF-LIVING
INDEX
1935
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Lemons,
larac
Cal.
d.oz.
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Dates
YtEctaoies
Celei-v.
lb
Rhubarb.
2
lb
Beets,
Duncti
Parsley,
bunch
luinins
f-Dinaeh.
2
lbs.
cello
Radishes,
bunch
ijit
Twin
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CHILDREN'S
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Sale
Mow
On
At
Wallace's
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LIVING
COSTS
CP
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Canada's
cost'-of-living
index
went
up
In
January,
the
first
increase
in
six
months.
Higher
food
costs
in
the
first
muniU
of
1950
shoved
the
index
to
161
6,
up
35
of
a
point
over
the
figure
at
Dec.
31.
1949.
A
long
climb
from
the
end
of
major
price
controls
in
1916
reached
an
all-time
peak
of
1615
8
in
Two
Plans
On
Breakwater
Tendcrs
for
th
breakwater
at
Ule
hermen't
floats
at
Falrvlew
Bay
on
the
west
end
of
the
Prince
Kimm
waterfront,
returnable
to
federal
department
of
public
works
by
March
15,
call
for
bids
tww
scParalc
p"
and
mc.
flcalions
one
providing
for
a
ld
concrete
structure
and
the
oth"
a
rock
mound
construc-
tion.
The
breakwater
will
be
800
feet
In
length
lit
all
and
will
hav
natural
foundation
on
a
reef
from
which
It
will
be
built
up
to
thirty
feet
above
low
water
mark
and
five
fctt
above
extreme
high
water.
Construction
of
the
project,
ap-
J'r"Priatlon
or
$300,000
for
which
has
been
made,
is
to
get
under
way
early
this
year.
Another
local
waterfront
pro-
J,cl
U'"OT
whlfh
'wk
will
com-
tn.'llr'p
mence
shortly
atw,
.11..
...Ill
will
be
an
iip.,.
ive
$55,000
Job
of
reconstruction
f
tnc
fishermeirs
floats
east
of
the
dry
tlen
k.
contract
for
which
has
been
awarded
to
the
Skeena
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
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3:45
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JOHN
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MASSET
GETTING
PLANE
LANDING
Masset
is
to
have
a
new
seaplane
landing
if
estimates
of
the
public
works
department,
now
before
Parliament
in
Ottawa,
are
approved.
The
location
will
be
at
the
southerly
end
of
the
entrance
of
Del-kaila
slough
.into
Masset
Inlet
just
south
of
the
village
6!
Masset.
way
of
inin.
due
to
industri-l
and
seient.fic
devolopments.
n.Kl
necessitated
;;eat
changes
in
educational
processes
ond'techni-que.
The
speaker
cUscucd
ne
w
educational
mechanics
in
Ontario
was
expci-imaiing
now
Wjth
a
s.vste.ii
whereby
teachers
carried
rn
through
the
grades
with
th"
same
pupils
instead
of
teacher
concentrating
on
one
prade
ird
where
au'onemy
in
courses
or
study
was
being
left
ta
local
control
with
committees
rcprcscr.t-industry,
labe.r
home
s
f-hool
nssoeisiions
t
selret
thP
type
of
curricula
which
.srerr,
most
suitable
to
the
local
pp-y.-
In
Winnipeg
another
inlercsS
ing
experiment
was
a
"self
survey"
ol
edueational
oroblrms.
Dr.
Lord
dealt
ith
salary
masters,
expressing
favor
for.
a
svs-tem
wherebv-erri.meration
wis
u'"f
J
on
cqu.'i
pay
for
ecjual
ser
vice
with
uu'-
due
.Jij-.ance
allowance
I
f
ir
ir
rie-
np-
rendents.
The
2m-ort.an.-e
of
?de-
aiiiri'.-.;
to
get
and
re
in
.-u.Jo
ie
ceooli
n-.-
.
.
T"rH.At.thp
same
time,
if
a
teacher
was
to
rereive
more
he
j
mut
be
prepared
to
eive
more
:
The
imporU'ice
cf
the
nresti--ef
the
tenche--
in
the
nmmrnl.
tv
was
also
stressed
bv
Dr.
L-rd
Onlv
the
tea
-hers'
orcanizatioi
could
pnsnre
tvat
th
pre
fin-nneinl
rercn'-.ioin
for
the
oro-fessiin.
Epeaking
of
teacher
tra
Dr.
Lord
expressed
the
opinion
'hat
eoerl
tea-hers
were'
more
important
than
sro.xl
buildings
on
which
such
2-eat
emnha
beinrr
placed
today.
He
favored
higher
academic
standing
r.d
,
leneer
sDeeial
training
fnr
t..a
ei,-
ers.
F
R.
o
Wright,
president
......
of
the
i
;
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Associ
ation,
was
in
the
chair
and
sne
iieaa
Lettuce
.
,
Caul
LI
lower,
lb."
lomatoes.
Coin,
lb
tvaoouee
io
I
lomatoes.
No.
1
lb
J3
Potatoes.
10
lb
Cueumhers
lh
91
Vegetable
Marrow."
lb.
.01
i
Siuash.
lb.
16
6
Canned
VttttaMes
Dill
Pickles,
eai
1
.65
Cut
Green
Beans.
lev-
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m'
Si
vTaH
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'm10
uiceo
Beeu.
ner
t.r:
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Wax
Beans,
choice
.:
21
PumukLn
2
for
25
baked
Beans,
20-oz.
tin
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15-o.
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Cream.
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uint
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Larj
Grade
A
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Medium
cartons
.
;
Pullets,
cartons
48-60
First
Grade,
ID.
67
Marcanne.
lb
33
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese
lb
53
Evaporated
MIIk.
ia-oz.
tins,
2
lor
J3
Case
ir.T
".7.t0
1
Flour
Pa.stry
Flour,
7
lbs.
.6
Fluur,
49
s,
No.
1
hard
Wheat
3.
Flour.
24's
.Tea
and
Cuttee
TeafCDruxe
auantilv'
lb
6.2T.0a
hivc:
,
,
I
Blended
Orarx'truit
f
'Tomatoes.
20-oz:
ea
.18
28-oz
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,
gallon
.
"
-j,
Aunie.
20-o..
nil.
i
lor
.
48-oz.
tanned
rruits
Pineapple,
crushed
33
Pieces,
20-oz
ZZ"
.41
Apricots.
20-07.
-
Cherries,
ancy,
20-oz.
Loaanoerries.
20-oz
...
-
2j
Peaches,
choice
-
l.ara
Pure,
lb
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Shortening
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Ka!i
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SoaD.
face,
bur
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Laundry,
eakc
......
2
t0r
Soau
Powders,
larac
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m
,
Ch.-rries.
ij
lt.
pl:t
a
Coconut,
lb
Almond
Paste
lb
.39
-li?
fruit
cane
Mix.
!b
.45
Dates,
fancv.
1
lb
rkt
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
.38
Seeded
Raisins.
2
ibs
.2b
Shelled
Walnuts.
lb.
.45;
Shelled
Almonds,
ti
oz
.:tn
,
Shelled
Brazils.
0
oz
.
3i
Shelled
Brazils.
lb.
.42
Jam
i'f
Strawberry.
24-oz
.55
Ha-
joeiry.
24
o.
4i
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Blackberry.
4-lb
.8'i
Cherry.
24
-oi.
M
Peach.
4
lb
.83
Apricot.
4-lb.
.9
M9tK
Turkey
...
.C5-70e
Roastins
Chicken,
lb
b5
Ham.
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
ski
Bacon,
side;
niece
85
Cottaee
R
ill.
lb.
n
Liver
Sausage,
lb
53
Fresh
Pork
Ham.
lb
r,8
Pork
Chops,
lb
c.i
Steak.
T-Bone.
lb
85
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
.
..
98
Ham.
ree.
lb
70
Bolomia.
lb
4
j
Weiners
48
"
Oarlic
Sausae.
Ib.
.
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58
Bacon,
pkg.
V2
lb
.50
Klv,
r
Pile
Driving
Co.-
All
I
he
rx-
IslirtB
floats
will
be
replaced
with
die
exception
of
two
which
were
renewed
u
few
years
ago.
Still
another
local
waterfront
--project
of
the
federal
govern-
24;nient
involves
the
pntting
in
ef
floats
-
one
140
feet
long
and
'another
70
Teet
long
-together
wUh
IlpP,'Jarhr''
f,,r
the
aecom-
modal
ion
at
Seal
Cove
of
natrol
5
10:45
Dance
Orch.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
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A.M.
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Morning
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8:45
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9:00
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and
Comty
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la
Morning
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9:30
Morning
Concert
:
59
Tune
Signal
10.00
Ellen
Harm
10:15-r-Carson
Robison
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Rita
Martin's
Mikii
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11:00-
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11:31
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Interlude
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Afternoon
Concert
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1:45
Comty.
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2:00
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dox
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and
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3:40
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3:45
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Program
ORLEANS
This
city
counted
three
dead
and
about
4W
injured
m
the
wake
of
the
,
-....uaJ
annual
marui
r
ii
uras
celebratino
,
....
u.c
u
Lucne&5
oi
Wind-
r
uere
among
the
thousands
of
distinguithed
visitors.
Truly
a
Treat
The
wide
variety
of
delicious
CAKES
Will
;
amaze
and
please
you
at
n
Ji
and
WE
DO
ALL
TYPES
OF
vessels
of
the
Department
of
Fisheries.
t
!
August,
1949.
Teachers'
Problems
!
Ir
Lirl
Speaks
Profe.vsional-!
I
at
Avsotiation
Dinner
Guest
of
honor
at
a
dinner
o'
the
Prince
Rupert
Teacners
A-fociat.on
at
uie
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
last
evening.
Dr
A
R
Lord.
pniu-i'U
cf
Vancouver
Normal
S.-iio..,
discued
in
the
course
of
a
hricf
add.-eis.
prob-ieais
of
particular
inlere-l
to
the
teaching
proft.vsiou
and
reminisced
interestingly
on
cx.-eiies'CL.s
of
thirty
yea:.-.
a?o
when
lie
was
the
first
resident
school
inspector
of
Prince
Rupert.
1
those
da...
Dr.
Lor;!
rcra'l
cd,
this
inspectorate
cxtcr.de,!
from
Bella
C-o!a
on
tlie
simEh
to
Atlin
in
the
north,
from
the
Albert,
i
bi-rder
on
the
ea.4
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
west,
also
including
the
Pracc
TRiver.
There
were
no
aircraft
tlirn
and
no
Inrough
ruad.i.
He
had
walked
rlcnj
the
rai'-,
line,
althoiiah
not
all
at
one
time,
of
course.
11
t'-e
way
li-un
Duti-stcr
tu
SHiithers.
I:
as
n
.t
Ui-u.sual
:
;
hike
t,io
tir
for
2U
or
25
miles
i.i
ordtr
to
avoid
a
three
!or
Ijur
day
la;.
over
wa'.tina
fc-trains.
Rut
life,
for
ill
oC
that,
hd
i:s'
comper.sa:i(
:v,
and
one
cf
th-"
hfSt
Of
thf
un.i
tJo
hui.r.it
...
contact
which
one
had
with
the
lascinatine"
ok-neer
.n.(,n!e
Dr.
Lnrri
r-ntle'l
.,.m-
i
dents
of
tho.se
times
Inchic'im
the
coming
of
immigration
to
th
Bulkley
Valley.
Great
expar.nn
oi"
edueatioM.
Ihe
annual
cos!
nf
which
h.id
increased
from
15.OC0.0OO
to
S?5
-CCC.OOO
in
eight
years,
was
alluded
to
by
the
speaker.
Increased
,
population
and
changes
in
the
ospTyiLrr
QoodFood
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specially
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
RexCaie
2nd
Ave.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
FEB.I
161.6
150
1950
Housing
Is
Discussed
'
Waterfront
Kentals-lir
Strip
Highway,
Also
up
Last
Night
City
housing,
wateriront
rentals,
air
strip
and
highway
were
among
the
matters
which
came
up
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Ine
Chamber
received
a
report
Irom
its
civic
committee
on
progress
being
made
ty
the
city
council
in
canvassing
the
possibilities
of
a
new
federal
scheme
of
housing
being
adapted
in
Prince
Rupert.
Steps
were
now
being
taken
by
the
council
wit!;
a
view
to
having
a
survey
of
the
needs
here.
Tile
committee
asked
to
pursue
the
matter
further
and
ban"
in
l'irther
mf
irmation
The
trade
and
conimr-ec
committee.
Harry
Davies.
ciialru..i!i
reported
on
;ti
mauer
of
a
recent
14G
peroei
t
increase
in
the
waterfront
rental
'of
Hume
Oi'
Distributors
Ltd
which
was
described
as
"quite
a
raise
which
hadly
seemed
justir.ed
"
In
view
of
the
fact
thai
more
waterfront
property
niiaiit
he
sub-eeted
to
increase
in
rentals
as
leases
expire
and
hat
lus,ncs.s
of
the
et-eeren'ly
night
be
affected
the
board
went
on
record
a5
favoring
statutory
arbitration
o!
waterfront
valuations
on
which
it
was
consid'-red
five
percnt
of
valuation
taxation
might
b
fair.
i.
N.
Youn.s.
for
the
air
tr?rs-
f3rt
committee
of
the
Chamber.
lions
which
wrrp
eoinfr
on
in
rp-
,gard
tc
the
pessiblc
dcvelamcnt
of
an
nirst.rin
nn
Tmrnell
I.slinH
both
from
a
commercial
and
defence
standpoint.
Two
possible
strios
were
beins
considered
'one
7200
feet
iong
and
the
other
5000
feet.
Pressure
on
the
authorities
in
view
of
the
"absolute
necessity"
of
an
air
strip
he-c
will
be
continued.
There
was
discussion
of
the
condition
of
the
road
"between
city
and
Port
Fdward
but
neither
representatives
of
the
bus
company,
which
had
ccmolained.
or
of
the
contractors
were
orpsenf
The
Chamber
heard
that
300
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of
cravel
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hauled
irt
and
and
put
put
down
down
Sundav
Sunday
9,1(1
and
that
that
contractors
had
undertnken
that
passable
duri:i
reeon'ruction.
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visit
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J.
Walts,
after
visiting
her
sons
Harvey
and
Robert
i
Weiss
of
Uiis
city,
returned
to
;
her
horn?
in
Vancouver
toelav
aboard
the
CoquiUam.
it's
business
wise
to
advertise
Newspaper
advertising
pays
off
;
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afternoon
aboard
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