women
in
industry
at
the
end
of
the
embargo
on
such
vegetables
Pn'nte
ttttpcrt
Dailp
r3etos
.
Tuesday,
December
28,
1948
as
cabbage
and
carrots.
FEOTEST
COST
Or
LIVING
The
rise
in
the
cost
of
living
caused
local
house
wles
and
consumer
groups
to
spring
up
across
the
Dominion.
Three
WomenProtest
Cost
of
Living
Tear
of
Rising
Prices
SjMirks
Action
by
Consumer
Croeps;
Mure
Women
in
Industry
Stork
Shoppe
DERBY
fawn
tjmes
these
groups
"sent
repre
sentatives-
to
Ottawa
to
lay
their
cot-of-liVlng
problems
August,
compared
with
903,000
for
the
Haime
period
m
1947.
By
the
end
of
the
year
approximately
40,000
women
throughout
the
Dominion
had
Joined
the
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers.
Organized
in
1947,
the
C.A.C.
describe
itself
as
a
''voluntary,
independent,
democratic
organization.
'
It
was
formed
by
representatives
of
national
organized
women's
groups
for
the
purpose
of
developing
a
more
enlight-
befort
Finance
Minister
Abbott.
By
ICAY
Canadian
Pre
REX
Staff
Writer
To
the
first
baby
born
;n
prince
Rupert
Gen
On
their
third'
visit
to
Ottawa
these,
housewives
and
consumers,
among
whom
wer
trade
union
and
church
representatives,
organized
.
themselves
to
form
the
Housewives
and
Consumers
federation
of
Canada.
Re-esttabllshment
of
full
control
of
rents,
restoration
of
the
OTTAWA
(fc
Many
a
woman
will
remember
1948
as
the
year
of
the
skinny
pocketbook.
Hospital
in
liMt),
eral
,1
on
economic
af-
opinion
ened
fairs
consumer
interests.
and
The
Stork
Shoppe
subsidy
on
feed
grains
and
prie
Klur
810
Third
Ave.
3113
j
The
rising
cost
of
food,
caused
her
to
join
with
other
in
needling
the
federal
government
to
take
action
against
high
prices.
In
many
oases
she
took
a
job
to
relieve
the
strain
on
the
family
budget.
'
Em
piny
i
writ
statistics
showed
that
at
the
end
of
August
there
were
215,000
married
women
working
lh
industry,'
19,000
will
dve
a
lovely
shawl
controls,
have
been
the
three
main
objectives
of
the
organization
which
describes
itself
as
"a
non-poltUcal
body
open
t
all
consumers
Irrespective
of
age,
rae,
color
or
eree4."
On
the
labor
front
th
shortage
f
domestic
workers
in
Can
hand-made
woollen
During
the
last
12
months
the
C.A.C.
has
kept
a
sharp
eye
on
the
price
situation,
at
times
recommending
controls
where
it
felt
the
need
was
urgent.
Last
January
when
food
prices
rose
and
a
government
embargo
caused
a
scarcity
of
essential
vegetables,
the
C.A.C.
sent
a
brief
to
the
federal
government
asking
for
price
controt
on
e-
aw
lt:tbv
set.
ada
was
lomewhat
relieved
by
ltT(H
THIS
SPACE
OH
JAXl'ARY
3
more
than
for
the
correspond
jTVjX
IXtHA
ADVANTAGES
"
V
yJf
if
I
Mud
breaking
M.
jOf.yfr
U9M
la
weight.
zOT)
V
tnatk
floort.
f
CompistsSy
waterproof.
:
womn-from
Europe'
displaced
ing
period
of
the
previous
year
In
all
there
were
926,000
sential
foods,
and
the
lifting
of
persons
camp.
Their
entrance
into
th
country
was
arranged
through
the
labor
department,
and
by
th
end
of
the
year
move
than,
TfiOO
of
ths
girls
were
MARKETS
Terrace
Timely
Topics
from
r
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
.
.15
employed,
In
institutions
and
private
homes
across
the
Dominion.
'
j
Under'
the
plan.
Which
got
under
way
In.-
the
summer
of
E3
,
.,.15
.
.la
.
.07
.
.28
Vil
over
300
children
turned
,
sonth
to
spend
Christmas
with
ineir
parents
here.
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Wed-1
j
...
nlnht
titr
t
V
to
Qnnnat'
1947,
employers
and
domestics
are
parties
to,,
an
agreement
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Arsenau
are
iminity
Christmas
tree,
from)
Vegetables
Celery,
lb
Caaunower,
lb
bWi.ss
Chard,
lb
i-'ai
snios
i
unwashed)
.
lb.
bius.seis
Sprouts.
ID."
Turnips,
lb
Mushrooms,
lb
.....
Heau
Lettuce,
bunch
...
Australian
Onions,
3
lbs.
.
Cabbaee.
lb
Tomatoes,
No.
1
lb
Potatoes.
S
lb
Canned
Vege;aMes
Dill
Pil-kics,
gi
iui
Uicea
Beans,
lev.
.
No.
5
Peas,
ianev
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
EUen
HarrU
-
with
the
'
fedenal
government
High
spending
the
yuletide
season
In
ts
in
arms
to
the
,
.07
.
JJ5
.
.15
.
.25
.
.10
.
.25
.
.25
.1.79
The
employer
must
provide
f
F
D
D
Radio
l)ia!
t
l
I
l
1240
KUocyces
t&ubject
toi
Change)
.
Prince
Rupert.
10:15
-Morning
Melodies
r;3tt
Roundnp
Tina
.
19:45
Scandinavian
Melodka
room
and
bear
and
be
ready
,,!
boys
and
girts.
There
e
bans
of
candy
and
fruit
ke
cream
for
them
all
and
parents
shared
In
Jthe
tee
an
also.
11:00
Musical
Varieties
fi
yon
..
.20
.14
to
accept
the
domestic
on
arrival.
He
also
undertakes
to
providefavorable
working
condition.
On
her
part
the
domestic
agrees
to
conform
to
the
prevailing
rules
and
working
Mrs.
Doris
Brenten,
health
nurse
of
Prince
George,
arrived
this
week
with
her
two
daughters
to
spend
Christmas
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Robinson.
,
Li
Mixed
Vegetables
11)
uirej
Ueets,
per
till
14
..If
Kinsmen
were
in
cnargc
'1
.11
II
Wax
Beans,
choice
21
Mixed
I'eas
and
Carrots
20
Pumukin,
2
lor
25
regulations
covering
the
particular
domestic
employment
he
fh
pond
and
there
was
tie
gift
for
each
child.
8anta
js
had
a
few
words
for
each
(I
when
he
arrived
on
the
and,
all
In
all,
the
young-s
and
parents
spent
a
Jolly
Bakeu
Beans,
20-oz.
tin
18
buxea
beans,
la
ox.
tin.
2
for
.2
Fruit
Jap
Oronges
,
125
11:15
Songs
of
Yesterday
t
11:30
Weather
toiet;;
'
11:31-
Messf
H-33
-Reeorvied
inierlude
l
11:45
Famous
Voices
;
.
p.m.
r;
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcaft
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Concert
Houri
1:30
Bernie
Brad.eh
Tells
In
which
She
is
placed.
In
contrast
to
the
bitterly
Labor
department
officials
report
that
on
the
whole
the
Bananas,
lb
24
Aupies.
cooKing,
lb
.11
Fancy
Apples,
3
10
3j
Lemons,
larae,
Cal.,
doz
57
plan
has
been
a
success
and
that
eases
of
dissatisfaction
have
been
relatively
few.
While
and
silver
spoon
:ie
cup
TU2SDAY
P.M.
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
The
Toy
Poodle
4:45
Easy
Listening
5:00
The
Looseleaf
5:30
Platter
Parade
5:45Tommy
Dorsey
and
Orch.
6:80
Supper
serenade
6:15
Dinah
Shore
6:36
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Smoke
Rings
7:00
CBC
New
7:15
CBC
Roundup
7
:3
-Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Music
by
Eric
Wild
8:30
Record
Album
8:00
Points
of
View
8:15
Zapatel
9:30
Heritage
of
Music
10:00
CBC
News
;r
v
10:10
CBC
News
i
;
cold
".'rather
of
the
week
before,
fh
j
weather
Christmas
week
has
been
quite
mild
with
some
rain
falling.
The
town
looked
very
Christ
masy
with
a
large
tree
gaily
lit
up
in
the
centre
of
town
and
a
smaller
one
at
Os-born's
making
everything
this
immigration
scheme
has
Orapelruit.
Texas
(white).
80s.
4
lor
35
i
pink
i.
96
s,
3
for
.25
Oranges
(Navel)
,
25
.49
Dates,
lb
23
Grapes.
Rmporor.
lb
20
I
resli
Milk
not
solved
Canada's
shortage
of
domestic
workers,
the
de-
ch
were
to
be
presented
to
first
baby
born
in
the
local
pitul
and
all
others
born
re
since,
had
not
arrived
and
Kinsmen
will
present
these
sume
future
date.
Taking
the
i
of
Santa
CI
a
us
was
Mr.
paftnwrfit
feels
It
has
relieved
.22
the
situation.
Story
t
,
1:45
Women
In
Scituce
2:00
Feature
Concert
2:30
Musical
Program
2:45
Don
Messer'a,'
Islanders
3:00
Ethel
and
Albert.
.
3:15
What's
News
-i
fir)
!
i
bright
around
it.
The
stores
with;
wuai
Quart
.12
P
ineir
aeeoratea
wiuaows
wnc
.28
.66
Cream.
9
Pint
Kees
Large,
cartonen.
doz
fARMIRO
TRENU
8ASKAT0ON,
9
A
shift
about
sold
out
of
their
Christmas
stock
and
they
have
turned
over
a
large
volume
of
trade
this
year.
awy
from
mined
farming
to
Kiitier
First
Grade,
lb
74
Milk
ward
wheie
milk
farming
in
k.
.
,
-
n
rt
s
four
;
nnmictpaIlUe
adjoining
'eorue
Dover
has
arrived
?i
Ocean
Falls
to
spend
the
istnid
holidays
with
his
en,
Mr.
on
Mr.r-O.
Dorer.
..
.33
IOV
CAT!
tWT
By
AKTE
ALKT
,
'
.7.75
this
city
the
object
being
to
10:15-Neighborly-News
1
.
Evaporated
Milk.
.
lfl-oz.
tins,
2
ior
Case
.
.
....
(
heese
Canadian
Cheese
i.b.
Fluur
f'nsLrv
Flouf.
7
lbs.
.,
suppty
the
whole
milk
market
;
io:30-
..
.60
-Pacific
Pianoforte
...
-Weather
and
Sign
Off
11:00-
.59
Q.
.
How
can
Dubeau.
Maurice
Cote
ii
tners
-
fa
noted
by
M.
I.
An-Qat
of
the
federal
economies
division
located
at
the
University
of
Saskatchewan.
DOESN'T
STAB
The
swordfish
kills
its
prey
with
a
blow
of
the
sword
and
not
by
stabbing
them
.otherwise
it
would
have
no
means
of
disengaging
the
impaled
fish.
,
flour,
4lJ's,
isu.
1
hard
wheat
2.99
Flour.
24
s
1.59
i
Parker
Mills,
students
at
i
University
of
British
Colum-i
,
arrived
last
week
from
the
Tea
and
Coffee
Coffee,
ID
68
DcLuxe
quality,
lb
1.14
Ja:ces
monds?
,.
A.
By
placing
In
Boiling
water.,
for
a
few
minutes.
Remove
sklhs,
dry
and
brown
in
heated
butter
on
top
of
stove,
6tlrring
con-,
stantly.
Remove
from
fire
when
they
are
vey
light
brown,
then
I
.
.
SCOUTING
STYLES
With
a
new
accent
on
winter
scouting,
the
Boy
Scouts
have
adopted
a
new
uniform
more
m
keeping
WELJN
ESD
A
t
AM
7:00
Musical
Clock
7:45
Singing
Sam
8:00
CBC
Newe
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com
ty
8:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
NATURE'S
PILLARS
,
The
Indians
believed
the
mountains
to
be
great
pillars
that
held
tip
the
sky.
.
with
the
Canadian
climate
in
winter.-
Harold
Harrison,
left,
of
Ottawa
models
the
old
Uniform
which
may
be
worn'under
the
new
and
will
still
be
retained
for
summer
use.
At
right.
Edward
Tomatoes.
20-oz..
2
for
33
23-oz
33
Ballon
59
Apple,
20-oz.
tin,
2
for
27
1
40-oz
35
j
Orange.
20-oz
15;
Blended
(orange
and
j
grapefruit,
20-oz
15
.
(
.lnniti
l-Tllit
drain
on.
brown
paper
anq,
Emery
of
Yorkton,
Sask..
shows
what
the
well-dressed
scout
will
Classified
advertising
aiay
brings
results.
prinkle
with
salt..
"'
Q."
How
can
I
remove
var
Jt-V
u-Mir
in
winter.
'
C.
P.
Photo
t
nish
from
metal?
.iv
A.
Old
varnish
can
be
re
5R
By
CHICK
YOUNG
BLONDIE
Apricots.
20-oz
33
1
Cherries,
fancv,
20-oz
381
Loganberries.
20-oz
.41
I
Peaches,
choice
30
;
moved
from
metal,
by
dipping
the
article
into
equal'
parts
ot
ammonia
and
alcohok
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nTTTi
TTTTTrnTTTTi
7T
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'
1
1
1
;
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i
1
1
1
1,
JP
"iLjJiUiliilUi!
lard
Q.
How
can
I
keep
plants
moist?
'
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THOSE
THINGS
BEFORE
THtrV
r-
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thousandJ
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Ot-K
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NINtTV-PIVE
MEAL4
f
BCTOPS
THSVj&
Pure,
lb
4a
Shortening
44
Soap
,
Soap,
face,
bar
11
Laundry.
..cake
15
Soap
Powders,
'large
40
(ilaee
I'.u
:
Cherries,
i,
lb.
pkt
35
A.
Water-soaked
newspapeis
twisted
around
the
roots
of
the
plants,
against
the
dirst,
will
1
keep
the
plants
moist.
soP
SCRATCHING
Almond
,
Paste,
lo
a
Coconut,
lb
65;
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lo
4
Dales,
fancv.
1
lb.
pkt
37
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
451
Heeded
Raisins,
1
lb
21
1
Shelled
Walnuts.
.
lb
48;
Shelled
Almonds,
'
lb
49
;
Shelled
Brazils,
'
lb:
4a
j
Jam
Pure
I
Relieve
Hch
w
a
Jiff
kilirv.
ttrhiti
due
In
m.,
pmpN
.ifektr
s
(t
mj
minor
i
ft
vn
tl
D.
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rmvlMm
.nr.
Ttrra.a.
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f..r.L
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inJ
ykb
-Jt
.
Am
inlelif
ttrhin
-n'l.
kl
.
-Iji:
sriM
ixfU.
-Apt
Pupils.
Strawberry.
24-oz
59
Raspberry.
24-oz
57
Blackberry
4
lb
89
Chrrv.
24-oz
59
Peach,
4
lb
83
Apricot,
4
lb
83
Soups
Canned
Soups
13
to
.20
!
Meals
Turkey,
lb
80
Geese,
lb
70
Chicken,
lb
58
Ham,
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
..
.80
Ham.
rag.
lb
72
Balocna.
lb
49
Werners,
lb
50
Garlic
Sausage
lb
Moving,
Packing,
Cratinf
Shipping
and
Generate
'
Cartage
and
Storage
i
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
ft
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limitesf
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenftes
A
New
Leaf
For
a
NEW
YEAR
Huron
nk'?..
'
lb
p.
icon.
side,
piece
90
ti
Established
1910
Phones
66
and
'68
Cottage
Roll,
lb
....
I.lver
Sausage
lb
Snare
Ribs,
lb
Freh
Pork
Hani,
lb
Pork
Chops,
lb
Pork
Sausage,
lb
Steak.
T-Bone,
lb.
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
Steak,
Round,
lb
-,
'mmmw
:
'
h
-
'-.Mm
'iliiiis
IJ
I
four
wuNOfteo
sub
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ml
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7
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