Prince
Rupert
Dolly
iseww
Thursday,
April
30,
19!3
bed
For
Export
Trade
essed
by
Visitor
iritain's
urgent
need
to
export
even
though
it!
,
depriving
her
people
of
much-needed
com-'
.
.
.
'
i
.:u.i
i
,i
tics
was
iiL'hfuueu
ium
iwgnt
dv
tne
new
British
Commissioner
to
Canada,
Sir
Archibald
Nye,1
iiddress
sponsored
by
the
Women's
Canadian'1
MM3wPflS
II
Im
I
feB-ryri
IWrrrn
:ins
in
an
nuuienee
mi.it
export,
nmf
the
figure
is
about
the
same
for
every
other
item.
A
further
difficulty
which
fm-
th
Canadian
region
A
nun,
Mr
Aieinuuiu
re-
i
trie
circumstances
nai-the
last
war
which
,t
Hrilain
In
a
tight
r
posit
ion.
Ho
pointed
i
in
shipping
alone,
the
lust
tonnace
at
sea
ill
tu
that
of
the
whole
..t
fleet
in
1939.
It
was
iiiiielled
to
sell
all
its
lowen
tne
war,
sir
Archibald1
observed,
was
the
need
for
rearmament
aRainst
the
Commu-nist
threat.
He
said
that
today
;
Britain
has
b80.300
men
under;
arms
in
all
parts
of
the
world
and
'remarked
that
the
British
armored
force
in
Europe
is
greater
than
that
of
nny
other1
country,
Including
the
U.S.
Recalling
that
Britons
were
accused
recently
of
being
un
Ml
U
MMmL
&
k
llive.suiiriiwi
tu
tiiu
ex
it
four
and
a
naif
billion
Kir
race,
me
high
commis
kI
by
hook
or
by
crook
ip
inir
exports
whatever
J
lii-iiilies,"
the
speaker
I
the
post-war-problems.
(1
in
try
to
re-house
our
In
re-train
our
men,
to
iji
i
our
lactones,
to
pro-
22
YOU'LL
FIND
A
TRIP
DOWN
THE
AISLE
AT
SHEARDOWN'S
SUPER-VALIJ
BOTH
PLEASING
AND
PROFITABLE
i
l
uods.
to
recapture
the.
which
we
had
lost
and,
ile.
to
develop
new
mar-
At
least
85
per
cent
of
primarily
to
these
conns
that
the
whole
of
nomy
has
been
directed,
r
to
achieve
these
ob-wc
had
to
deny
our
own
CUT
GREEN
P
CUTTER
sioner
said
that
while
it
was
i
true
that
the
rise
of
trade
unionism
has
raused
a
reduction
In
the
lenKtn
of
working
i
hours,
production
nas
increased
;
.10
per
cent
since
before
the
war.
He,
also
pointed
out
that
the
average
working
time
per
man
In
British
industry
In
1951
was
45
6
hours
per
week,
compared
'
to
42
hours
per
week
in
Canada,
i
iind
40
5
hours
per
week
In
the
U.S.A.
for
the
previous
year.
i
Sir
Archibald
emphasi-ied
that
!
Britain
cannot
buy
more
Cana-
j
rllnn
goods
until
it
has
more
dollars
from
saies
to
this
coun-
j
try,
lie
said
the
recent
large
order
to
buy
B.C.
salmon
was
made
as
a
friendly
gesture
and
there
were
no
strings
attached.
He
added,
however,
that
if
Canada
needed
tinplate
to
can
the
salmon,
Britons
hoped
this
country
would
buy
it
from
them,
i
He
refuted
charges
that
his
i
BEANS
CORN
LYNN
VALLEY
KERNEL
Tin
the
products
of
our
fae-
SWEET
ifflLlC,6o'T,n
23s
Strarjb
e'rries
2Si
m'
"
,
-
-
---
,
,!
i
a
!
I,
(
n
i
i
f-
FIRST
GRADE
Pound
Columbia
15-oz.
Tin
i
order
to
fell
our
prod-
oail"
iv
of
illustration,
Sir
iri
.said
it
is
customary
in'd-he
car
buyer
in
the
have
his
name
On
the
list
for
a
British
car
for
six
years
and
still
have
5
2s
1
ranee
...
mat
mat
he
nc
is
is
urai
near
.,,.
r
...
-'
14f
Put
of
cars
has
gone
lor
j
deposed
"
"
!
"
,
I
,
...
Sun-Rype,
20-oz.
tin
.
ea
wur
iieaa
is
nign
and
our
i
position
improving,"
he
said.
"In
i
general
the
prospect
is
becoming
brighter
but
we
arc
under
no
illusions.
We
do
not
stand
with
a
beggar's
bowl
nKkintr
inn
of
Job's
Daughters,
May
1.
8
p.m.
Mother's
i
nt
her
nonni.
t
i
...
.v..
.
Bring
Your
Coupon
To
Us
A
FREE
7-inch
BOWL
with
each
sack
of
49-lb.
Flour
Brentwood,
20-oz:
Tin
vice,
Cakewalk
and
so-
me
nave
asked
for
.trade,
not
aid.
and
we
must
continue
to
(102)
VITAMIN-ENRICHED
FLOUR
mage
Sale
Business
,
.
'..
..
iunal
Women's
Clut-!
.
'.r
rcmoaia
was
Introduced
THIS
'.WEEKS'
RECORD:
WESTERN
HIT
PARADE
Volume
3
Selections
On
Oneil
g
6.
Record-Only
fiVC
v.
May
2.
Old
Liquor
!
D?
F-
E'
Anfeld.
president
Third
Ave.
and
Second
2,fthf
Women'
Canadian
Club.
(1021
!Tnanks
wel-e
expressed
from
(the
audience
by
Bill
Smith.
S
POWER
WITHIN"
!
Sir
Archibald,
his
wife
and
iwing
at
Cathedral
Hall
i
party
left
immediately
after-Thursday.
wrdB
hT
traln
fOT
April
3&.
D,
V8"d?rnoof:
TOMATO
SAUCE
i
this
great
film.
Admis-
i
'
NABOB
TEA
:
Lb
PURE
EXTRACTS
Z-oz.
Bottle
GAINES
DOG
MEAL
S-Lb.
Sack
:
,
c
i
ion
:
ntion
S.O.N,
whist
and
Friday,
May
1.
Whist
8
Hunts
'
Tin
H
PORKS,
LIPTON'S
1
APPLE
,
RECKITT's"
BEANS
SOUPS
'
JUICE
;
BLUE
Brimful
:
Concentrated
i,
f
4
.
I5-o.
'
Tin
'
10c
10
c
10c
10c
DOG
FOOD
Sur-Gain
15-ox.
10c
mce
10-2
Good
prizes.
,
:r,ents.
Music
by
Mike
I
'.
(102)
FOR
COOKING-
DELUXE
TEA
BAGS
125
s
Lb
KLEENEX
I
l
forcet
the
Sea
Food
9
Pkts
-
SPECIALS
GOOD
TILL
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
6th
HEAVY
WAX
PAPER
REFILLS
too-ft
n
Thursday,
5:30
p.m.
prn..
sponsored
by
th3
Hod
Church
Men's
Club,
nd
bring
your
family.
tor
yourself
that
men
best
cooks.
Come
to
the
'i
Dinner
sponsored
by
1
's
Club
at
First
United
Thursday,
5:30
to
7:30
(101)
"d
meetincr
Pi-lnee
Pn-
BLACK
PEPPER
Nabob,
Pure
Tin
KOTEX
or
MODESS
Yellow
Sugar
2
Lb.
Pkt.
ETINID
I
m
I
'y
vuum
PAr
j
:t
cvaoat-
m
1
I
23c
:59c
Pkts
v
hfrmen's
Loral
UFA
Perfex
Bleach
'2-Gollon
w...
to
.Sunday,
May
3,
Met-'ll
Homer
Stevens,
will
be
present.
Busi-
SHOESTRING
POTATOES
Nalley's
Any
Flavor
Tin
....
RHUMBA
COFFEE
Lb.
....
PABLUM
'
No.
1
t-KANKFURTS
Cello
wrapped
Lb.'
CACON
'
Security
or
Jubilee-'
be
proposals
for
sal-
i
'c
conferenpi'Afl'mem-'
'
;
V.'"
-
'
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'
attend
"'
1
103)
i,h.
43c
Aspirin.
IOC
in
Bottle
-"'Large
:::::T.;t....zz...l
Small
r
uiadnian
nutt-lct
a
HAMBURGER
Advocate,
will
hp
tn
H
UUPl-t
WirtnoiH.r
REMEMBER
"MILK"
either
Pacific
or
Carnotion
always
sells
for
$7
1(1
or
less
i
oe
available
for
in-
GROUND
ROUND
STEAK
fie
Milk
ddi
cxtr
flavor
tnd
nouriihtncnt
to
rccipci.
BUY
B.C.
PRODUCTS
U'
J'ICUIUUW
II
"
pension
matters.
In-'
veterans
are
asked
to
"iretarv
Manncer
run.
SUPER-VALU
EGGS
are
specially
selected
for
their
QUALITY
and
FRESHNESS
No.
1
Lb.
No.
1
Lb.
No.
1
Lb.
No.
1
Lh.
BONELESS
ROUND
STEAK
M
C"
on
:n,n.rt,tlt..1..
if
'
i.iuu.riv
II
1
(1
in
tnnlnn
rMt
,
...
...
.iiiB
Mr
jiaa-
BONELESS
ROUND
ROASTS
J'lsion
affairs
only.
(102)
I
r
65c
Oxydol
Giant
Size
Pkt.
MAY
OPENING
FEATURE
DELICATED
STEAKS
No.
1
?ADDED
GOODS
Lb
-KARO
SYRUP
For
infant
feeiliiiR-
49c
25
49c
75c'
75c
75c
79c
35c
21c
77
c
28c
50c
15c
19c
15c
-Lb.
Tin
Prune
Plums
Nabob,
Choice,
15-oz.
2tin25c
www
oidev
0
(.J.
t
c
.
nc.
1.25
2.25
Irian
PU
.
p
j.
i
on
J
7.
I
uui
;
i.g?
bunches
Vnb
Bumper
Pads
3.50
varriaae
PnAc
t
til
13c
Choice
Peas
Columbia
Size
5
lbs
at-
21c
19c
27c
25c
29c
MOLASSES
Sugar
House
Tin
CRAB
LEGS
Queen
Charlotte
'i-Lb
FRESH
MILK
Quart
Carton
WHOLE
WHEAT
FLOUR
7-lb.
Has
M.D.
TOILET
TISSUE
Roll
GUM
HE
STORK
SH0PPE
BUNCH
CARROTS
Large
Imported
FIELD
RHUBARB
FRESH
ASPARAGUS
Lb.
:
SPANISH
ONIONS
No.
1
COOKING
ONIONS
CELERY
Imported
Lb.
.,
McBRIDE
POTATOES
100-lb.
Sack
.-.
Phone
Blue
810
lbs
2
3
HEY
KIDS!!
A
Genuine
Roy
Rogers'
Leather
COWBOY
BELT
1
Pkt.
CORN
FLAKES
ff
Qo
Both"
For
We
only
have
a
hundred
...
SO
HURRY!
lbs
Pkts
15c
OLD
DUTCH
Tin
n
You'll
always
find
only
Nj.
1
Quality
on
our
produce
displays
w
pv
r""
Sliced
Pi
Choice,
Hawaiian,
20-oz.
KM&Sffi
II
()
ICE
CREAM
Arctic,
Quart
Cartons
49c
TEA
u
U
u
DON'T
BE
FOOLED
Just
check
SUPER-VALU'S
prices
against
others
and
you'll
find
how
"expensive"
a
"free
delivery"
can
be.
You'll
find
our
25c
charge
on
a
'delivery
order
very
very
reasonable
indeed.