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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
CONSUMER
PRICE
INDICES
;
Wednesday,
June
10,
1953
oy
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M.
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As
I
See
It
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Of
Federal
economists
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been
is
being
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looking
south
of
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upbuilding
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of
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the
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one
thing,
they've
noted
disposable
i.,..".
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!
that
in
April
industrial
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first
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downturn
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nave
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eontrnpiwii
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That
This
Year
See
B.C.
IT
IS
STRANGE
but
true
that
when
the
people
of
since
July,
152,
and
that
the
isn't
regarded
Socreds
Getting
Mandate
one
is
pleased
or
not
with
the
WIIKTHKR
developiner
results
of
the
provincial
election,
month
of
May
just
ended
failed
I
is
or
too
far
remnvT
.
Ann,
to
show
any
recovery
a
feeling
thai
must
he
fn,,rf
...
"i"'
If
this
two-months'
marking
i
1
r
i
uie
time
on
the
part
of
United
State
if
serious
dlslocati,
.
.
industry
snou
a
De
i.ne
siprmi
fur
n
c,.,,.
I
the
levelllng-orf
movement
In
economies
Is
to
be
aviiriZcJ
1
the
Republic's
economy
which
I
Problem
Is
looked
1
i
some
of
the
evnert.n
huv
knnn
ihr
t.in
..,
CANADA'S
CONSl'MER
HUCE
IMKX
declined
by
one-fifth
of
a
point
during
April
to
114.4
from
114.8,
the
sixth
month
In
a
row
that
liv.ng
cast,-
have
dropped.
The
decline
reflected
lower
prices
for
a
number
of
food
items,
gasoline,
and
seasonal
price
drops
for
coal
In
Ontario
and
Quebec,
The
peak
was
118.2
with
1949
prices
equalling
10O
-
was
reached
In
December,
1951.
The
dotted
line
shows
the
Unifd
State."
consumer
price
Index
which
advanced
between
mid-March
and
mid-April
to
113.7
of
the
1947-49
aveVage.'
Living
costs
there
now
are
near
the
peak
set
last
November
when
the
Index
was
114.3.
These
Indices
measure
percentage
changes
in
prices
In
each
country
but
should
not
be
used
to
compare
actual
lrL
of
twite
between
the
two
countries.
i
.,.
.
"
,
.r.
!
mg
ih
authorities
..
...
of
the
two
Z
M
fa'i6
Inn
Itself.
British
Columbia
go
away
Ion
their
summer
vacations
they
pour
south
!
across
the
border,
hellbent
for
Hollywood.
t
Yet
B.C.
itself
is
one
of
the
finest
lands
in
all
the
world
to
travel
in.
In
B.C.
you
can
pet
just
about
any
kind
of
holiday
fun
you
want.
If
you
want
a
nice
relax-
ing
sea
trip,
with
a
sure-firs
i
guarantee
that
you
won't
get
1
more
than
one
or
two
hours'
;
rough,
water
on
the
entire
jour
CHMC
Talc.
:
)ji
ma
uiik
iscvci
m
nionms
.
past,
the
repercussions
upon
f
'nnnda's
economy
could
ho
in-
1
deed,
would
be
of
a
major
nature.
But
an
even
more
specific
feature
of
the
United
States
j
tconomic
scent
Is
rivcttlng
the
!
eye
of
government
experts
here.
That
Is
the
monumental
total
to
!
which
consumer
credits
there
1
have
climbed.
They're
now
well
ray
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
Over
Proje
Reflects
and
Reminisces
VANCOUVER
tin
excess
of
$26,000,000,000.
To
Mortgage
and
Hwising
Cor,
Canadian
economists
here
thattion
has
taken
over
Irom
i
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitr
promises,
isn't
It?
Some
of
them
are
so
wild
they'll
never
be
implemented.
And
the
party
leaders:
Arnold
Webster
of
the
CCF,
53.
pative
of
Vancouver.
Ueane
Kiiiluyson
of
the
Conservatives,
33,
native
of
Vuncou-
VICTORIA
Out
of
the
catcalls,
the
cries
of
liar,
the
personal
abuse,
the
wild
promises,
the
scandals
and
smears
that
have
deluged
B.C.
the
last
six
weeks,
the
poor
voters,
holdlg
rching
heads,
went
to
the
polls
yesterday
to
try
and
sort
out
ngure
seems
aangerously
high.
couver
Associated
Contra,
Canada,
Including
a
not
in-
rceeenuy
canauian
consumer
i
me
si-nouse
uncomp,
f-ignlf
leant
number
of
British
,
creaits
auraciea
warning
state-
i
rrawrview
noaslng
protect.
Columbians,
scored
In
Coroni-
j
menu
from
both
Department
of
T.
B.
Pickersgiu,
CMHC
r
iin
luok
aweomtflke
Rut
then
I
Finance
and
Bank
of
Canada
I
said
in
a
statemm
the
confusion
and
come
up
wit'i
i
ve
ney,
there
is
the
voyage
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
whole
Pkeena
is
a
wonderful
country
to
explore.
If
you
want
to
travel
by
boat,
bus
or
train
you
can
pick
any
one
of
a
hundred
wonderful
places
for
a
holiday.
Vancouver
Island
sea-bathing
Is
unexcelled
anywhre
in
the
world.
Our
family
splits
on
points
the
majority
holding
out
for
the
Cariboo
country,
around
Lake
Canim.
But
I
am
an
unshake-
there
is
this
single
overriding
consideration
B.C.
apjrears
at
last
to
be
on
its
way
to
having
a
government
in
firm
control.
.
As
the
dramatic
story
'unfolds,
it
becomes
evident
that
the
people
meant
what
they
said
at
the
last
election
and
are
now
underlining
it.
Barring
some
strange
development
in
the
mechanics
of
the
alternative
vote,
they
are
giving
the
Social
Crediters
a
definite
mandate
which
will
oblige
that
party
to
settle
down
without
more
ado
to
the
tough
and
demanding
business
at
hand.
The
fair
chaice
which
Premier
Bennett
asked
for
is
being
provided.
The
public
can
now
expect
action
of
the
most
emphatic
and
useful
sort.
Locally
it
is
apparent
that
the
voters
felt
less
generous.
If
the
present
trend
is
sufficient
indication,
this
riding
will
again
be
represented
in
the
opposition.
No
doubt
there
are
a
number
of
reasons
for
thl
but
we
suggest
one
is
that
the
Social
Credit
government
of
the
past
did
not
show
itself
particularly
impressed
with
our
potentialities
up
here.
Certainly
not
much
attention
was
turned
in
our
direction.
f
If
the
Social
Crediters
are
returned,
we
earnestly
hope
that
this
will
lie
corrected.
Our
progress
will
contribute
the
whole
province's.
Meanwhile,
without
forfeiting
their
right
of
censure,
the
constituencies
of
this
area
will
assuredly
give
the
new
government
their
full
support
whether
they
are
represented
in
it
or
not.
Right
now
leadership
is
needed
far
more
than
abuse.
it
Is
just
as
well
to
remember
;
officials
by
rising
from
$407,000.-
;
the
company
Involved
;m
there
was
a
queen
among
those
w
lo
oio,uuu,uuu
in
me
past;""
"-n
expenencm?
fir.a'
present
whose
horse
didn't
win
i
yf
The
corresponding
figure
difficulties
and
is
mauie
to
oil
her
!
to
the
Canadian
total
In
terms
of;ceed
with
construction
"
some
kind
of
an
answer.
j
Arthur
Lain
of
the
Liberals,
When
historians
a
century
49.
native
of
Vancouver,
from
now
look-
up
the
news-
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
of
Social
papers
of
today,
they'll
Insist
Credit,
52,
native
of
New
Bruns-that
B.C.
in
1953
was
InhablteJ
wick.
I
the
eenomy
of
the
United
Stntes
t
Tne
contract
prw
was
r
Vnthln
S
nolle
sr.
so
dlsenn-
would
$12,500,000,000,
'
by
a
race
of
madmen
who
;
Only
a
foolish
man
or
per
In
sit
down
certlng
as
to
.
-
.1
....
irni
w
..
.
screamed
and
ranted
in
the
streets
in
the
dark
of
midnight.
Khne
store
and
then
realize
that
i
,uu"
more
"la"
lw,ce
lne
.
..
""
'
"
mm.
i
hih
ure
which
would
be
Drooortion-
the
Antarctic
eonunem
trying
to
get
elected
to
the
Leg
ate
10
tne
wnlch
lr
'
ni,ve
been
seen
has
the
hole
in
it
sum
Canada
only
from
to
haps
a
brave
one
would
have
tried
to
predict
the
outcome
of
this
one.
But
for
those
who
liked
predicting,
here's
what
happened
last
year:
Social
Credit,
19;
CCF,
18:
Liberals,
six:
Conservatives,
four;
Labor,
one.
i
is
regarded
as
close
to
the
danger
islature,
at
$3,000
a
year.
They'll
decide
that
everybody
kept
talk
'
point.
HARDLY
POSSIBLE
fir
Recognlzjng
the
extent
to'
which
the
United
States
and
I
ing
and
talking
for
weeks
and
weeks,
and
It
didn't
matter
much
what
they
said,
as
long
as
they
said
something,
any
V
15
Hrt.
40
Min.
We
liked
the
one
that
a
New
York
columnist
told
about
a
friend
who
tried
to
get
two
tlck-i-U
to
Queen's
Elizabeth's
Coro-
Canadian
economies
now
are
Interdependent,
government
econ-omlsU
here
aren't
too
happy
over
'Unions
Urge
thing,
in
a
Herculean
wooing
the
voters.
I
the
long-term
outlook.
able
Rocky
Mountain
fan
myselfRadium
Hot
Springs
being
my
favorite
spot,
especially
In
early
or
late
summer,
when
the
crowds
are
not
too
dense.
THERE
are
dude
ranches
galore
in
BC.
for
those
who
like
dude
ranches.
You
can
be
as
lazy
or
as
energetic
as
you
choose.
There
are
camps
for
millionaires.
But
one
grand
thing
about
holidaying
in
B.C.
Is
that
you
can
stretch
just
about
any
size
of
purse
into
a
really
grand
holiday.
B.C.
has
a
whole
network
of
government-run
picnic
spots
;
nd
camping
grounds.
You
can
i
nation
from
a
Broadway
ticket
I
.'.calper.
The
scalper
said
he
Last
year
but
68
per
cent
o
Fr
T.r.i.t
W
HONOLULU
$203.50
That
the
Instalment
purchase
;
VCTU
fo
Adopl
the
registered
voters
bothered
could
let
the
applicant
have
tw.
u
to
system
nere
8Uy
govern
turning
out
at
the
polls.
Yes
Peace
Program
VANCOUVER
f
Adoption
of
i
.seats
mr
wesim.iu.ier
OUr,-,
m(,nt
e,.onoinlsls
aren't
foolish
but
they
were
not
together.
j
enough
to
question.
They
recog-
t
nize
the
highly
useful
and
essen-I
"Don't
miss
seeing
Newfound-
tlal
function
which
It
fulfills.
I
land's
fine
capital
Halifax,"
But
there's
an
uneasy
feeline
terday
there
were
229
candidates,
of
all
parties
and
political
beliefs,
fighting
for
election,
and
i.ll
but
48
will
be
bitterly
IK
Canadian
(Patiftf
AIRLINES
t
!
1,V
a
peace
program
will
be
recom
amongst
them
that
the
system
,-Sjj-p-inl-
mended
to
all
national
unions
.
edvised
a
United
States
maga-afflliated
with
the
Women's
sine
the
other
day.
A
total
of
The
political
eyes
of
all
Can
Good
Neighborliness
ada
were
on
this
province
for
christian
Temperance
Union.
I
543
miles
of
open
Atlantic
sep
Tho
nrrm
....
.3raie
si.
jonns
ana
me
nova
rpend
two
weeks
or
two
months
travelling
by
car
throughout
BC.
If
you
carry
your
own
family
tent
with
you,
and
stop
lined
here
to
the"
1.500
delegates
f0"
metropolis
But
nothing
to
the
choice
of
suggested
as
,
from
mm
32
32
countries
countries
now
now
attending
attending
,
:.wimmlni?
or
waixmg.
i
the
world
WCTU
conference.
Thf
recommendations
Include
the
second
time
witnin
a
yeir.
Not
for
60
years
have
two
general
elections
come
so
close
together.
The
rest
of
the
country
eyed
this
province
for,
as
B.C.
goes,
so
could
well
go
the
rest
of
the
west
in
the
federal
election
in
the
late
summer.
ir
v
rJ
A
new
vitamin
has
been
found
maintenance
of
personal
attitude
of
universal
goodwill;
support
of,
In
hash,
announces
a
dictltlaw.
,
neacef
ul
negotiations
in
everv
i
This
should
not.
in
the
slightest
i
B.C.
has
often
shown
the
wav,
.i.nrernntinn;.!
(iKniiie-KtniHort
nf
degree,
be
surprising.
If
there;
at
the
government-provided
spots,
you
will
not
need
to
spend
e
cent
for
hotel
accommodation.
For
the
grand
outdoors
Is
there
ready
and
waiting.
And
there
is
no
spot
,
on
all
the
earth
finer
than
B.C.
in
summertime.
PEOPLE
go
to
Switzerland
from
the
ends
of
the
earth,
in
win
and
the
bandwagon
idea
quickly
,'
lonE-ranee
policy
for
peace
by
Is
enywhere
on
earth
where
It
j
catches
on.
It
was
this
province
combatting
poverty,
ignorance
ought
to
be
discovered,
surely
It
that
gave
the
CCF
its
first
and
ahutaf.e
by
the
United
there..
great
mrcngin,
out
now
wirair
lions
ir
social
credit
wins
it
ii
oe
in
ruLiuai.
ftw
nt
Untt
nifiht
Vcrc
Oilier
clauses
Include
aid
to
tertime.
I
Kashmir
is
held
by
many
ex-,
perts
to
be
the
loveliest
beauty
The
persistence
of
Himilayan
mountain
climbers
suggesU
a
new
exercise
In
comparison
ever,
everer,
Everest.
Windsor
Star.
-two
legislative
terms.
If
,t.
refugees,
stateiew
person
and
goes
down
that
will
be
the
end
mnjiHrant;
festering
informed
I
ir
IXJ
,
The
..nulrle
lrard
V
of
it.
That's
why
Lllierals
apd
work
of
U.N.
,
and
a
vigilant
PLEASANT
instance
of
good
neighborliness
A
between
our
friends
in
Alaska
and
ourselves
was
provided
with
inauguration
yesterday
of
a
new
service
by
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan.
Those
who
were
on
the
special
trip
to
Ketchikan
were
somehow'
made
to
feel
they
were
the
most
welcome
visitors
to
be
received
in
the
city
for
a
long
time.
There
was
genuine
enthusiasm
that
another
communication
link
was
being
forged
between
the
two
cities
and
a
real
hope
that
the
citizens
of
each
would
spend
more
time
exchanging
visits.
Good
neighborliness
not
only
featured
the
trip
but
made
the
whole
service
possible,
for
the
air
route
is
being
pioneered
jointly
by
QCA
and
Ellis
Air
Lines,
of
Ketchikan,
who
combined
their
efforts
to
start
the
operation
and
are
sharing
their
facilities.
Rarely
does
one
find
a
competitive
situation
handled
jn
such
a
friendly
manner.
tL
.
;
q
.,
A
fine
'international
spirit
1
being
showii'up
here
on
the
coast,
and
it
is
hoped,
that
we
neighbors
will
get
to
know
each
other
still
better.
watch
on
press
and
cinema
lo
relieve
tension
between
nations.
root
on
earth,
especially
when
;
the
lotus
is
in
bloom,
j
But
with
all
due
respect
to
i
those
magnificent
places,
neith-I
er
one
of
them
has
any
greater
I
natural
beauty
than
has
our
iown
B.C.
I
CCFers
were
so
desperaU'ly
anx-
J
ious
for
victory.
They
know
it's
now,
or
not
for
a
long
time.
Social
Crediters
know
it's
now,
or
never.
Take
a
last
look
at
some
of
JUST
ARRIVED
...
ROGERS
MAJESTIC
Trading
Vessel
C.UOW
OLD
ALONG
WITH
MF.!
I
As
wo
grow
older
and
more
'decrepit.
Dr.
R.
L.
Cecil,
In
an
;
address
to
the
American
Geriatric
Society,
has
almost
recon-
riled
us
to
our
own
Impending
;old
age.
He
make
It
sound
so
i
attractive.
The
aged
should
hav.?
I
their
small
and
amiable
vices.
Marine
Battery
Radios.
the
election
promises:
CCF
More
lor
the
taxpaye:
at;
Runs
Aground
from
development
of
natural
resources;
socialization
(govern
The
difference
that
I
see
between
Switzerland
or
Kashmir
and
B
C.
is
that
in
those
famous
European
and
Asia
beauty
spots
the
natives
themselves
are
r.outely
aware
that
they
are
living
in
a
place
specially
favored
by
Old
Mother
Nature,
j
Here
in
B.C.
we
take
it
all
too
much.,
for
eriinted,C.We-lf!,t
ment
control)
of
the
BC.
Electric,
breweries,
in
time
the
$500,-000,000
aluminum
Industry
at
Kltimat.
VANCOUVER
a-Tlic
270-ton
In(U.ed,
they
should
be
enrour-
motor
vessel
Fort
Ross,
former
aB(d
to
indulge
In
them.
Take
Hudson's
Bay
vessel
trading
in
occasional
little
snorts,
says
th"
the
western
Arctic,
ran
aground
rood
Of)ctor.
It's
gdbd
for
the
at.
low
tide
in
a
heavy
rainstorm
f
jreulatory
system.
Eat
heartily
at
Bc-ar
Point.,
75
miles
north
of
und,
wrmt-
you
like.
Smok,.
if
if
Three
bands:
Broadcast,
Marine,
Shortwave.
if
Low
borrery
drain.
Designed
for
Marine
use.
-
if
Highly
sensitive
receiver.
'
Only
59-95
Other
Marin
Models
from
42
!)5
up
Conservatives
A
glass
of
milk
.
........
.
.
,
w
...
......ii.
here,
early
Saturday,
you're
used
to
It.
In
other
word.t
look
at
those
mountains
often
s(.hoo,
cnlldrPn.
pqual
for
enough
and
how
lucky
I
say.
we
,
worki
rPgardless
v0,
the
are.
sex
of
the
worker.
sin
makes
the
twilight
of
life
seem
happier.
Let's
have
our
pension
cheque
and
a
double
inartlna,
if
you
please!
No
injuries
were
reported
among
the
crew
of
10
and
the
vessel
was
refloated,
leaking,
assisted
by
the
tug
Hecate
StralU.
After
temporary
repairs,
the
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELKM
IF
THE
Americans
(and
not
the
Canadians)
owned
Vancouvrt
they
would
transform
it
into
a
summer
resort
far
more
magnetic
than,
say,
Atlantic
City.
I'riniT
t
1
1
n
tumt.
Letterbox
ihi.i
lii.'l
mm
i
U
Liberals
$10-a-year
motor
licence
fees;
restaurant
meals
of
any
price
exempt
from
the
sals
tax;
no
sales
tax
on
articles
under
30
cents;
abolition
of
coinsurance.
Social
Credit
10-per-cent
reduction
in
auto
licences;
sales
Fort
Ross
headed
for
Vancouver
under
under
her
her
own
own
power.
power.
Try
l);iiy
Newj
Want
Adn
-
'
ri
u-juPlji-jiiljm
"
m
We
have
the
finest
(undeveloped.!
beaches
on
earth.
It
is
a
fact
that
the
Americans
I
tax
off
restaurant
meals
up
to
are
swarming
up
to
B.C.
while
l:
removal
of
milk
price
con
CAMFRA
THUS
ALL
The
Editor.
The
Daily
News;
There
was
a
letter
in
Tuesday's
letterbox
column
headed
"Flags
Have
Meaning"
which
was
signed
bv
Jean
Aird.
slope
of
the
staff,
is
actually
ahead
of
the
Stars
and
Stripes
in
the
parade.
And
If
you
are
not
too
blind,
you
will
notice
that
all
seven
of
the
naval
personnel
in
the
color
party
are
most
perfectly
In
step
look
at
trol
above
the
producer
level;
the.
people
of
B.C.
are
swarming
to
get
away
from
B.C.
We
all
know
it
is
true
that
a
change
is
as
good
as
a
rest.
But
this
year,
for
a
change-see
your
own
country
above
all
see
B.C.
txtra
taxes
on
logging
and
mining
profits;
cocktail
bars,
not
many,
rigidly
supervised,
with
bright
lighting,
as
recommended
ty
the
Stevens
liquor
Inquiry
commission.
That's
a
bunch
of
fancy
their
left
feet
Just
leaving
the
ground
In
perfect
unison!
I
think
that
if
you
take
the
See
the
Kelowna
regatta.
See
both
kinds
of
Kelowna
peaches
the
kind
they
grow
on
the
The
letter
states,
in
part,
".
.
.
out
of
step
sailors
and
the
absence
of
the
White
Ensign
May
I
suggest
that
Miss
Aird,
:.nd
all
other
persons
whose
observation
Is
not
up
to
par,
take
b
good
look
at
the
picture
in
the
top
right-hand
corner
of
the
trouble
to
inquire
you
will
find
that
in
Queen's
Regulations
the
place
in
a
parade
for
the
flag
of
a
visiting
unit
from
a
foreign
service
Is
to
the
left
of
the
flag
1
1.
.1
sniUc
trees,
and
the
kind
that
pick
other
kind
of
peaches.
See
Net-son
where
they
run
a
wonder
oi
our
own
service
unit.
ful
figure
skating
school
every
BOB
CHADWICK.
summer.
Fish
in
any
one
of
ten
thou
USED
CARS
sand
lakes.
Take
the
wonderful
ill
'if
jrv
S"Z
v
v-r.
J
1
trip
on
the
Arrow
Lakes,
and
if
Fire
Threatened
Indian
Village
left
hand
panel
of
photographs
taken
of
the
Coronation
Day
parade
which
are
on
display
In
'
Van
Meer
Studio
window?
This
photograph
shows
no
evidence
of
the
color
party
being
out
of
step,
or
the
absence
of
the
White
Ensign.
When
one
stops
to
consider
that
in
this
photograph
which
you
can
visit
the
grand
old
1951
Studebaker
4-door
-
$20.10
VK
Studebaker
gentleman
and
physician
who
runs
the
Halcyon
Hot
Springs-
ana
who
doggedly
refuses
to
4-aoor
$I7W
CREEKSIDE.
B.C.
-Arrival
of
fire
fighting
equipment
from
1W9
Studebaker
4-duM
remoerton,
seven
miles
away,
saved
this
Indian
village
from
.
$113.1
destruction.
was
taken
with
an
American
camera,
on
film
make
to
an
American
formula,
and
printed
oa
paper
made
to
an
American
formula,
and
that
the
Stars
and
raise
his
rates
inflation
or
no
inflation.
IF
YOU
WANT
to
combine
a
holiday
with
work
that
U
fun
and
pays
pretty
well,
why
not
try
the
Okanagan
in
fruit
picking
season,
especially
apple
picking
time?
But
for
work
or
play-
try
B.C.
thi3
year!
:
Fire
destroyed
the
mission
church
and
community
hall
and
Stripes
(if
you
can
see
It)
was
one
home
before
it
was
control
led.
There
were
no
Injuries.
closer
to
the
camera
than
the
Creeksid
is
62
miles
north
of
Squamlsh
on
the
POE
railway.
1948
Stadebaker
4
-door
with
overdrive
MCMo
lf5I
International
l-kup
$1:110
151
Austin
AW
Sedan
$
12.I
1939
Hudson
Sedan
$:t.10
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
it
has
a
population
of
500
When
the
ancient
Greeks
and
Romans
stopped
warring
in
pur
White
En'iiP'n,
one
is
forced
to
realize
that
our
naval
ensign
must
have
been
most
prominent
In
the
parade
to
offset
the
preponderance
of
Americanism
connected
with
the
photograph.
On
closer
inspection
of
the
photograph
it
will
be
noted
that
the
White
Ensign,
owing
to
the
More
.
man
au
nomes
were
threatened
by
the
fire.
Trinadad,
most
southerly
of
the
West
Indios,
lies
only
seven
miles
from
Venezuela,
suit
of
peace,
wonders
of
the
ancient
world
were
collected
and
shown
at
fairs,
including
works
1
01
art,
litrature
and
culura.