,
bottled
cheer
in
quantity
and
Prince
Ruperi
Daily
News
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisce
Friday,
November
3,
1950
Shop
at
.
.
.
variety
the
debonair
bartender
all
had
their
goodly
parts.
The
latter
might
Have
been
thought
gifted.
Skill
and
swiftness,
in
preparing
a
drink
came
through
a
natural
knack
and
practice.
As
I
See
It
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Perhaps
he'd
like
to
have
it
back!
The
old
time
bar,
we
mean.
Anyway,
every
now
and
then
someone
suffering
from
a
touch
of
"as
it
used
to
be"
writes
a
piece.
It
seems
that
what
he
craves
is
a
change
from
the
1950
liquor
system.
He
wants
it,
even
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
CLOTHR
Lorge
stock
to
choose
f,om
ot
D
;f
Mixing,
shaking,
twirling
and
talking
there
was
little
he
was
never
guilty
of
missing
or
neglecting.
Large
mirrors,
paintings,
sketches
(sometimes
bulle-
you
like
to
pay
Hundreds
of
;ntifio-l
cu
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
BACK-HEAVY
ARMY
THE
LONDON
Ob-
though
there
is
nothing
moreftlns
end
sport
sketches)
contri
'
advertisement.
Be
one
of
themlS
thin
perceiving
in
print,
a
con
trast
or
a
difference.
recently
put'
its
on
the
weakest
server
finger
De
convinced.
'
MEN'S
CLOTHES
buted
to
the
public
Interest.
There
was
a
breezlness.
more
or
less
to
barroom
artistry
and
sometimes
a
mild
suRgestlvens:.
Cr
there
would
be
an
out
and
?u
fighting
scene,
such
as
"The
Custer
Massacre,'
'In
color.
And
Heaven
knows
that
was
enougn
to
match
anyone's
liveliest
mood.
All
in
all,
the
business
of
easing
one's
thirst
took
place
under
circumstances
that
could
be
called
appropriate.
Election,
J
TOPCOATS
AND
GABARDINES,
splendid
tailored,
from
How
'long
since
he's
seen
the
word
"mixologist"
staring
at
him
in
cold
type?
The
time
has
added
to
his
age.
Or
a
barroom
snack?
It
was
always
there
and
in
his
subconscious
mind,
always
a
comfort.
The
snack
was
as
free
as
air.
Appetites
were
frequently
sharp,
usually
when
weather
was
the
same.
CREDIT
CZAR
J.
G.
Bert-rand,
Brandon,
'
Man.,
native
and
a
former
employee
of
the
Prices"
Board,
has
been
appointed
administrator
of
the
newly-imposed
curbs
on
consumer
credit
and
"easy
payment'
'plans.
The
new
controls,
effective
Nov.
1,
follow
similar
controls
In
the
United
States.
(CP
PHOTO)
$21-50
,$36.50
Big,
Five
Talks
A
RESOLUTION
in
which
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
unanimously
asks
the
Big
Five
to
get
together
and
talk
things
over
is
sufficiently
general
to
avoid
harm
and
at
least
more
pertinent
today
than
a
similar
proposal
made
late
in
1048.
The
Big
Five
are
not
asked
to
meet
at
a.
certain
time
or
place
but
can
get
together
as
conditions
warrant
and
need
not
meet
all
at
the
same
time.
.
While
world
opinion
demands
that
they
come
together
on
critical
issues,
there
is
enough
flexibil
feature
of
the
western
nations'
armament
plans.
Britain
has
376,000
men
in
uniform,
but
only
four
aijray
divisions.
.
Russia
has
800,000
men
in
army
uniform,
with
175
army
divisions
ready
for
instant
action.
In
other
words,
it
takes
nine
men
in
British
army
uniform
to
get
one
fighting
man
in
a
fighting
division.
It
takes
only
SL'ITS-Oabardlnes,
Worsteds,
single
and
""uuit-oreasi
doubled,
Ton.
In
tallnrlno
iti,l
,,.!
Real
value
at
$39-5
Advirusc
thnutfn
Classifieds.
TUMIIVIUli
fni.
li
.
.
V
i"uuto-
herrinfhnn.
etc.
First
class
fit,
tailored
to
i
Robert
McKay
your
liking.
Real
saving
at
?U,VV
toVj.U
two
Russian
soldiers
to
put
one
of
those
two
In
a
front
line
di
There
were
all
sorts
of
bars
way
down
In
St.
John,
long
before
prohibition
was
ever
thought
of.
They
always
had
liquor
there
barrels
and
barrels
of
it.
But
few
ever
saw
a
woman
smoking
cigarettes.
There
might
have
been
a
few
clay
pipes.
Every
hotel,
around
the
turn
of
the
century,
had
its
bur.
There
were
scores
of
saloons.
Today,
this
would
be'called
private
enterprise.
Not
Running
vision.
oOo
WORK
C10THES
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
WORK
SHIRTS,
from
$2
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PANTS,
from
DENIMS,
from
...
$2.85;
GLOVES,
from
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A
Big
Selection
to
Choose
From
Ex-Aid.
Robert
McKay,
whose
name
had
been
mentioned
this
week
In
connection
with
the
forthcoming
aldermanlc
contest
at
the
civic
election,
stated
definitely
yesterday
that
he
was
not
in
the
field.
Mr.
McHay
feels
that
he
has
already
given
considerable
time
and
effort
to
civic
affairs.
Now
he
is
pretty
well
occupied
with
his
private
business.
EVEN
BEFORE
the
recent
big
boost
In
Canadkin
armament
and
army
expenditure
we
were
spending
about
$425
million
per
year.
That
is,
,in
1950
Canada's
war
preparation
budget
was
just
about
as
big
as
the
TOTAL
expenditures,
for
all
purpose?,
back
whan
R.
B.
Bennett
was
Prime
Minister.
Yet
when
the
Korean
war
broke
out
we
had
only
one
brig-
Any
rough
stuff
involved
risk
of
license
suspension,
if
not
cancellation.
The
boss
of
a
bar
belonged
in
town.
As
a
rule,
he
had
a
family,
aid
was
classed
asj
a
solid,
tax-paying
citizen.
We
;
recall
Billy
Keefe,
one
of
the
BOYS'
CLOTHES
lade
ready
for
action;
and
that
Warm
Woollen
Clothing
for
the
cold
wrathtr
ahead
'
PANTS
proprietors
who
seemed
to
know
everyone.
And,
by
the
way,
there
were
few
not
acquainted
with
Rlllv
Hls
hr
nil
ITni.vrv
Rlrerf.
one
was
specially
trained
and
equipped
to
repeu
attacks
froai
the
north.
-
oOo
Two
Big
Moose
Hunter'
Bag
Clifford
Abercromble
George
Moran
returned
an-li
tni
j
stood
opposite
a
theatre.
Movies.
THE
QUESTION
might
well
All
wool
heavy
tweed
pants.
All
sizes
$3-50
J3.S
a
few
generations
ago
had
hard
be
asked:
week
from
a
hunting
trip
back
ot
Smithers
with
two
moose
to
ly
been
born.
Not
infrequently
How
come
we
are
spending
si
their
credit.
One,
a
14-point
Heavy
school
pants,
lots
of
wear
Regular
$3.50,
now
much
more
and
getting
so
much
buck
weiehed
almost
13C0
a
memt5er
or
a
visiting
company
less
in
ouic-klv
available
trooos?
.C..WS.
r.w
!
would,
between
acts
slip
in,
fo.
a
refresher.
Bars
were
open
all
day,
and
in
the
evenings.
The
main
reason
is
that
we
j
year-old.
Lefty
Gardner
of
are
spending
so
much
more
on
,
smithers
went
with
them
'
as
OIL
HEATING
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its
Best
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HEATERS
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Economical
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Boys'
all
wool
sweaters
and
mixtures,
now
St.75.S2j,
the
air
force
and
navy.
But
our
guide.
i
whole
defence
plan
is
based
on
-
.
I
Billy
w
as
dressed
as
if
his
en-
ity
in
the
UN
resolution
to
obviate
impossible
posi-"
tions.
Soviet
Russia,
for
instance,
will
not
have
to
sit
down
with
Nationalist
China.
If
all
are
sincere,
however,
there
should
be
some
possibility
of
creating
some
sort
of
balance
between
eastern
and
western
influence
which
is
the
principal
source
of
danger
in
the
world
today
and
the
cause
of
all
the
conflict
which
exists.
'
Big
Five
talks
or
no
Big
Five
talks,
of
course,
the
rearming
of
the
west
must
continue
and
its
sttettgth
established.
Western
peace
defences
must
continue
to
the
"point
where
the
Soviet
Union
will
JiL?5IQPJetely
ready
to
really
talk
about
peace
with-
out
any
tongue-cheeking.
BO-ME-III
BACK
WELCOME
Bo-Me-Hi
News
back
to
our
WE
columns
again
today.
We
hope
that,
by
co-!
operating
in
making
it
possible,
we
will
be
able,
within
our
resources,
to
help
the
development
of
a
'.
lively
interest
in
the
press
and
its
practical
operation.
Also
we
hope
that
it
will
assist
in
training
the
'students
in
this
way
of
expressing
themselves
for
'the
public
scrutiny.
;
Journalism
is
an
ancient
and
honorable
profes-
sion.
It
can
also
be
exciting
although
any
good
news-,
j
papermaji
knows
that
there
is
a
good
deal
more
than
;
glamor
to
the
trade.
It
is
a
profession
that
requires
I
application,
diligence,
energy,
perception,
courage
!and
effort.
It
is
no
clock-watching
job
and
people
I
who
are
not
willing
to
put
their
heart
and
soul
awl
j
time
into
it
unstintingly
had
better
look
for
other
workr
Newspaper
work
like
studying
has
no
time
,
limits.
Its
reward
is
its
fascination
and
its
pride
of
accomplishment.
,
UNDERWEAR
Heavy
fleece
combination
2-
i
gagements
that
day
included
at
all
sizes,
now
a
cause
of
many
forms
of
rheumatism
and
arthritis.
The
story
of
Cortisone
U
fascinating
enough.
Two
tiny
j
tendance
at
a
wedding.
The
well
conducted
saloon
was
quiet,
with
wide
choice
of
II
quors
and
wines.
Loafing
was'
the
theory
that
a
third
world
war
would
be
a
slow-motion
affair,
and
that
Canada
would
have
time
to
mobilize
a
five
ir
six
division
force,
over
a
perijd
of
two
or
three
years.
oOo
THERE
ARE
many
keen
mili-itary
men
in
Britain
who
reason
bee.
nnr
int.n
thp
Mnnl.t.rMm
v-,
nt
encouraged.
Ladies
of.
So
omi
rtiffercnt
.
...hstaruu..
nn.
..f
parlors
were
unheard
these,
now
called
Cortisone,
acts'were
oeer
Parlors.
Women
were
as
a
lubricant
for
the
olnts
i
Tety
K
ever
een'
j
that
their
country's
present
But
when
the
kidnev
glands
fall
The
brass
rail
the
polished;
down
on
the
job
they
may
b.
counter
the
shelved
rows
of
military
policy
is
an
wrong.
11
too,
is
built
up
on
the
assumption
that
in
event
of
war,
Britain
could
proceed
at
a
leisurely
CLASSIFIED
ADVEUT1SINO
IN
THE
DAM
NEWS
favour
of
W.
1
pace
to
build
up
a
formidable
stimulated
back
Into
production
by
another
secretion
(called
cyiH)
whith
-.omea
fromj
mater-rland
In
the
head.
.
All
this
is
by
now
a
familial
'
sory.
All
over
the
world
doc-'
tors
and
researchers
are
testing
ways
and
means
of
applying
the
,
new
knowledge.
j
But
now
comes
a
hint
even
more
promising.
Some
doctors
army
of
maybe
18
or
20
division-.
.Thus
most
of
the
professional
soldiers
are
spread
fairly
thinly
over
a
vast
training
establishment.
We
puzzle
over
the
remarkable
fact
that-
a
Britain
which
has,
for
the
first
time
i:i
ew
history,
peace
time
conscription
declaie
that
derivates
of
fu,r.-cannot
quickly
deploy
anything
rural
have
the-
same
effect
cf
uKe
as
formidable
an
army
as
stimulating
the
kidney
glands
the
"Old
Contemptibles"
of
1911;
m'
'
h
as
does
ACTH.
fame.
The
war-policy
makers
of
Britain
have
sacrificed
immedi
ate
striking
force
for
longer-
Electric
Washe
With
Pump
Control
0ny
$1
59.50
But
unlike
ACTH.
furfural
Is
on'j
of
the
most
plentiful
substances
produceG
ny
farmers.
It
is
an
oily
substance
found
In
oats,
wheat,
soy
beans,
even
corn
cobs.
So
we
are
nearing
the
solution
of
part
of
the
age-pld
riddle
of
rheumatism.
range
strength.
'
oOo
ONE
OF
THE
discoverers
of
Cortisone
has
been
awarded
th
Nobel
Prize
for
Medicine.
H2
It
seems
to
be
a
glandular
de
riiis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
7
U
fr
H
U
"eiency
disease,
possibly
coii-on
n
f
(w
.
f
Vh-'
W
Ere
wc!1jnected
with
diets
Uckmg
vltai
on
thP
the
way
to
discover
tho
rer.l
substances.
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M,lollS'A
7-
MAKING
MILK
TASTY
!
IP
CANADIAN
housewives
detect
a
fishy
flavor
4-m-eow's
milk,
and
infants
turn
up
their
noses
for
the
same
reason,
it
will
be
because
of
a
new
cattle
f
eed
about
to
be
marketed
in
Canada.
Z
The
British
Columbia
salmon
industry
describes
r,the
new
cattle
feed
as
a
"fish
soluble"
which
is
re-Ic3iSfcd
from
the
waste
of
oil
and
meal
plants.
Ap-Ipawiatiy
the
industry
fears
the'
fish
flavor
in
milk
bernuke
it
states
the
new
product
"will
have
to
compete
with
other
basic
cattle
foods
on
its
own
merits."
-
As
the
food
elements
are
recovered
from
waste,
Whatever
this
new
venture
brings
will
be
a
clear
'gain'
to
the
industry,
and
it
could
probably
be
safely
(fed
to
r.on-milk-producing
cattle.
farmers
who
keep
one
or
two
cows
milkinp
,'during
the
winter
months,
to
provide
a
fresh
sup-'.ply
of
milk
and
cream
for
the
table,
are
well
aware
of
the
flavor
that
creeps
into
the
milk
when
the
animals
are
fed
root
crops
particularly
turnips.
Some
farmers
claim
that
when
the
milking
,'cows
are
fed
a
heavy
diet
of
turnips
there
is
not
Vonly
a
flavor
but
a
very
definite
odor
affecting
th
'.milk.
'.
We
wouldn't
,
want
to
discourage
a
new
indus-try
bjit
we
would
be
interested
in
learning
how
the
.British
Columbia
'
salmon
packers
propose
to
de-
;
odorie
the
"fish
soluble"
so
it
will
not
impart
a
flavoi!
to
milk
when.
used
as
a
cattle
food.
Sudbury
''
IStar
SCEIPTt'RE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
't
"We
brought
nothing1
Into
this
world,
and
it
Is
certain
'
we
can
carry
nothing,
out."
1
Timothy
6:7
,
1949
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