Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
15.
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WALLACE
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Truck
Taking
Eastern
Fish
To
Veterans
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Patii'iHs
In
ShauBhiussy
Mtl-!
ltary
Hospital
at
Vxnrouvpr
will
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Kovil
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luhMti'r
npyt
OOD
MOTTO
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of
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(CP)
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motto
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Always
Free.
wll.
be
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used
at
;ne
motto
for
the
Pa-
a
whols,
57,078
cremi
cific
coast
frigate
H:C8
Beacon
members
have
a-et
aintuT-"
DEPARTMENT
STORE
to
$19,729,000
Hill.
'
week
as
part
of
u
demonstra-!
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Cooper
IGARYf
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tion
of
a
new
hiKh-spocd
trarii
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port
service
between
Canada'
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east
and
west
coasts,
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The
lobsters,
which
will
feed
!
750
of
the
hospitalized
veterans.
NOW!
Here's
Wollace's
Sole
featuring
tlie
fine
duality
merchandise
that
has
made
Wallace's
famous
(and
dependable)
for
the
entire
family.
DOWN
GOES
PRICES
.
.
.
OUT
GOES
MERCHANDISE
.
.
.
Real
Saving;
to
you.
AM
'from
our
regular
stock
....
ORIGINAL
PRICE
ON
EVERY
GARMENT
AND
SALE
PRICE.
WHEN
EXTRA
SAVINGS
COUNT
MOST
'are
being
supplied
by
a
truck-i
i
lng
company
which
this
week
!
!
launched
Canada's
first
count
I
to-coast
highway
freluht
scrv-!
I
lee.
!
The
tasty
east
coast
lobsters
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a
delicacy
in
Vancouver
are
J
I
travelling
In
bl
rcfrlueratrd
tractor-trailers
which
will
take
I
only
7'a
dilys
to
cover
the
4200
j
i
road
mile.-
between
Halilux
and
;
the
west
coast.
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Only
scheduled
hour-long
stop
li
In
Toronto
where
part
of
the.
Halifax
loud
will
be
taken
off
for
local
delivery
and
the
lob-j
sir
rs.
along
with
other
west-;
i
bound
cargo,
transferred
to
a
second
refrigerated
trartor-.ti.aler
unit
for
the
remainder
of
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Kvenlnts
7:
-
9:
p.m.
1
TOTEM
Sales
WW
5
&a
Matinee
Saturday
I
p.m.
IMOI
S
Pl.A
Vl.ltS
Tl!l
tifc
SH-H
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THE
QUIET
MAS"
,S
C0MN(-
Leave
it
to
Wallaces
to
give
you
more
for
your
money
In
this
sale
you
have
the
privilege
of
selecting
any
two
garments
you
want
fro-n
Dresses,
Housecoots,
Skirts
and
Blouses.
The
choice
is
your.
Pay
for
only
one.
If
prices
are
different,
pay
the
highest
price
only.
1oris1ayHvy5S3
;
0
ft
.'bet
ill
x
M
.
"if.
IJC
GET
ONE
GARMENT
ABSOLUTELY
FREE.
Regular
$8.95-$25.50
DRESSES
.
....Sizes
1
0
Through
42
Regular
$8.95-$27.95
HOUSECOATS
-
Sizes
12
Through
44
Regular
$5.95
$12.95
SKIRTS
Sizes
1
2
Through
1
8
Regular
$4.50
$11.95
BLOUSES
.'.Assorted
Sizes
ALL
2
FOR
THE
PRICE
OF
1
1
.ht
journey.
The
tru(
k
left
Halifax
at
4
1
p.m.
Monday
and
delivery
lime
:
it
Vancouver
is
s
hetluled
for
s!
..in.
next
Tuesday.
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Tri.r.H-f
ontlnrnlal
trucking
ist
'
i
c.riparjtively
new
venture
'
'
wi-nnda.
Prior
to
1930
there
were
jo
regularly
scheduled
trur-k
'
I
A'rvlrei
between
central
Cimada
'
1
Jnd
the
east
or
west
coasts.
j
However,
following
experience
'
during
the
1950
rail
strike,
a
j
few
small
pioneer
companies
I
i
launched
services
between
On
-'
;
tario
and
the
west
and
this
type
;
'
ol
hauling
has
now
mushroomed
!
.
into
big
business.
.
J
Over
each
of
the
several
see
-
'
'
Hons
of
the
run
two
duvers
wl!l
!
';
take
turns
at
the
wheel
to
keep!
the,
big
rigs
rolling.
The
trui.i
FOR
i
nil
in
Paris
ELUDE
UM'HIIN'
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
riu
CAKTOOX
-
M;WS
Shows
7
.
9:06
m
I
i
Reg
$3
25-$495
Imported
KID
GLOVES
are
fitted
with
'sleeper
cabs"
In
I
which
the
driver
off
duty
is
able
i
to
bed
down
comfortably.
j
Saturday
Matinees
2
4:27
Best
Quality
Black
and
Brown.
'
Sizes
6,
6Va,
6'
634
7
and
71
i
99c
A
large
part
of
the
run
between
Toronto
and
the
west
will
be
over
U.8.
highways
an
ar
Frank
Craws
haw
IN
I
tR
NATIONAL
"ONE-MAN
THEATRE"
'Tlie
actor
with
the
100
heads'
The
ilistmeuislied
Rrilish
ehararler
aetor
of
tta-r,
wreen.
radio,
and
trlrvNiolt.
Reg.
$4.95
SHOULDER
STRAP
PURSES
1.99
Reg.
$2.25
WOOL
SCARVES
AND
KERCHIEFS
4QC
rangement
made
possible
by
reciprocal
agreements
between
the
U.S.
border
states
and
Canadian
provinces.
D.
A.
Freeman,
general
manager
of
Associated
Freight
Line-.,
which
Is
operating
the
trucks,
said
the
service
will
switch
to
an
all-Canadian
route
when
the
western
sctlon
of
the
Trans-Canada
Highway
Is
complete,
probably
some
time
In
11)36.
BETTER
LINGERIE
EVERY
WOMAN
.
.
.
cherishes
belter
lingerie.
Now
you
can
buy
Wallace's
quality
lingerie
at
low
ordinary
lingerie
prices.
Reg.
$4.25-$5.95
SUPS
$2.99
Reg.
$2.75-$3.95
SUPS
$1.29
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1
It
'sV
MONDAY,
JAN.
19th
ONLY
"ONE
MAN
THEATRE"
The
th-atrical
rxiwrtence
of
a
lifetime
parked
Into
one
memorable
evening.
Comedy
Skits
Ori-inal
(
haraeler
Sluilim
Shakespearean
Kxcerpts
llickrm
f
hararter
JANTZEN
Knitted
Wool
Suits
Sizes
12,
14,
16,
20
and
40.
CLEARING
Regular
$19.95
Now
$12.99
Regular
$29
95
Now
$19.95
Regular
$39
95
Now
$24.99
Regular
$45.00
Now
$24.99
Reg.
$5.50
-
$7.75
GOWNS
$2.99
Reg.
$2
95
-
$4.95
BED
JACKETS.
.
$1.29
Socreds
Plan
To
Increase
Resource
Taxes
!
VANCOUVER
(r
The
Vancouver
Province
nays
In
news-
page
story
that
the
social
Credit
government
Is
considering
higher
I
taxes
on
natural
resources
"for
l
action
at
the
legislative
session
I
starting
Feb.
3"
J;
"If
fully
applied,
they
could
,
bring
In
millions
of
extra
revenue
I
I
and
keep
In
BrltUh
Columbia
I
;much
of
the
tax
money
that
now
I
I
goes
to
Ottawa
on
corporation
:
taxes,"
the
Province
reports.
I
!
"Tht
Social
Creditc
rs
hope
to
I
,
use
revenues
from
thee
sources
l
;
to
fulfill
the
pledged
policy
of
"pay-aa-you-go"
In
meeting
'.
B
C.'s
vast
need
for
roads
and
.;olher
public
work."
TUESDAY,
JAN.
20th
ONLY
"A
CHRISTMAS
CAROL"
(
II
AltU
S
UK
KI
NS
IMMOItTAI.
M
ASTI.Itl'IM
K
A
fal!hfui-to-text
performance
of
the
worlds
most
lnwd.
mo
t
popular,
and
nioM,
widely
read
story
during
the
past
100
years.
Given
in
the
Colorful
Costume
of
the
I'rriud
SALE
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
At
WALLACE'S
of
Course
ft
g
00
p.m.
each
nicht
Adults
$1.00
(
hildrrn
and
Students
SOc
CIVIC
CENTRE
GILL'S
DEPARTMENT.
$2.98
'FLETTE
LINED
JEANS
3-4-5
Years
$1.99
$13.95-$18.95
GIRLS'
3-PIECE
SNOWSUITS
Size
5,
7,
8
yeors.
Your
Choice
j
0.99
$1.39
GIRLS'
PLASTIC
PURSES
69c
$1.95
$2.95
GIRLS'
ASSORTED
HEADWEAR
99c
$1.95
GIRLS'
SKI
SOCKS
99c
MEN'S
DEPARTMENT
Reg.
$6.95
-
$7.25
Long
Sleeve,
Ankle
Length
Stanfield's
No.
AC
Underwear
Combinations
$4.99
Sizes
3fi.
38.
10.
42.
44.
46
Sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
:
Chamber
Urges
Reg.
$8.50
L.S.A.L.
100
Wool
r-feav
Rib
Combinations
$5.99
BO
Y'S
DEPARTMENT
1
;
Zif
Requlor
$15.95
-$17.95
Boy's'
3-Piece
SNOWSUITS
Sizes
4-5-6-7
years'
$10.99
Reg.$6.95
$7.50
Men's
SPORT
SHIRTS
Tooke
and
B.V.D.
All
sizes
.$3.99
Req.
$2.95
Men's
i
:
Members
to
Back
Welfare
Appeals
Special
to
The
Dmly
News
MONTREAL
Tlic
Canadian,
Chamber
of
Commerce
today
H
urged
Its
clasc
to
700
member
Board
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Commerce
acrojvs
the
country
to
co-operate,
where
possible,
In
community
effort
toward
fed-a
eratlon
of
charitable
and
welfare
a
appeals.
Where
federation
of
appeal
does
not
now
exist,
the
Board"
J
and
Chambers
are
asked
to
spon.
B;sor
or
help
in
the
foundation,
a
.organization
and
supiiort
of
lo-
cal
federations
in
their
commun-
Ity
or
district.
"A.s
a
f
ir.st
step
In
this
dlrec-m
tlon,"
the
Canadian
Chamber
I
statement
say,
"consideration
might
be
given
to
the
possibility
of
grouping
various
appeals
such
5
as
those
associated
wltn
promot-
Ling
health,
preventing
disease,
and
carrying
on
welfare
move-
menU."
McLEOD
RIVER
HARD
COALS
FOR
CLEANER,
FASTER,
f
WORK
IK
SHIRTS
Mg:
$1.79
MWH'HSy
Reg.
$2.95
'FLETTE
LINED
DENIM
JEANS
Sizes
3-4-5
years
$1.99
Sizes
Reg-.
$2.95
-
$3.50
Men's
X
Currie
SCARVES
(
Regular
75c
-
$1.00
BOYS'
GIFT
BOXED
TIES
49c
Foulard
Palternii
$1.49
AND
LONGER-LASTING
HEAT
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
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Women
Over
40
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