rrespassing
.
f
m
m
mm-
mm
Well-Paid
Operators
Give
Cold
Waves,
Beard
Tints
in
Moscow
Barber
Shops
time
than
vre's
no
better
start
of
this
column
to
j.
everyone
u
Happy
,
New
-,
May
you
B"
reach
new
'Ml
and
happiness
during
,
daVS
of
the
corning
year.
'We
time
tonight,
maybe
i?
1553
fades
away,
dozens
moWw
rV
1
ThPre
were
olght
chairs,
four
i.n
2
?
I
?E?cn
a
v.
haircut
1,1
a
row-
back
to
with
-ira'r
'
8late
ln
Moscow,
dowciy
leather
armchairs
in
the
the
barbers
In
the
Metropole
riddle
around
the
chess
tah'e
and
other
hotels
accommodating
The
Instruments,
including
the
foreigners
are
employed
by
the
comb,
were
of
steel
and
the
ministry
of
foreign
trade.
Else-
1
clippers
hand-operated
The
ap-where,
they
work
for
the
Moscow
po'ntments
suggested
1910
Soviet,
somewhat
In
the
manner
i
Barbers
work
a
10-hour
day
of
Canadian
police
and
firemen
i
including
two
hours
for
mea!'
who
are
on
city
payrolls.
ihave
a
day
olf
everv
fo
days'
,
I
wanted
a
neck
clean
-up
and
work.
a
little
off
the
sides.
I
can
t
j
My
haircut
cost
one
ruble
and
spnre
a
millimetre
off
the
top.
r90
kooeks
47
cents
at
the
offi-So
when
my
turn
came
ln
theeial
rate
of
exchange.
I
GOLDEN
COiM
-2
T.NS
25c
tiiiem
WW
ue
nwi"
iw
Permanent
wave,
25
rubles;
curled,
1.25
rubles;
hair
wash,
8.50
rubles;
drying,
1.25
rubles.
Most
woman
here
have
long
hair.
Tinting
with
chemical
dyes
costs
25
rubles
for
long,
18
lor
short.
Touching
up
the
ends
costs
10
rubles.
Manicures
for
men
and
women
aiike
are
2.50
rubles
and
popular.
Barbers'
and
beauty
parlor
operators'
salaries
are
governed
bv
the
amount
of
work
they
do,
with
a
guaranteed
minimum
from
the
state
of
500
rubles
$I25)
a
month.
The
manager
said
her
top
op-erator
earns
2,500
rubles
($65)
a
month
and
the
rest
aven
2,000
($500.)
Barbers,
she
said,
Fvviae
1
OTO
rubles
($250.)
and
to
them
espe-
.11'
i
:
i
A
Vkr.
1
fl
4
UV
it
IS
riUJJfU
UWl
trt
.
ipar
their
wishes
will
come
TIGER,
PUKE
iTALiAN
'.
LIVE
OIL
nnroer
snop
i
leit
the
perpetual
COU
PERM
ANENTS
chess
game
which
waiting
cus
Other
prices
for
men's
services
tomers
keen
going
at
the
table
in
the
centre
of
the
floor,
ond!
took
my
chair.
.
!
PINT
S
C
$1.65
24
LB
SACK
included:
Cold
permanent
wave,
2.50
ri'hies:
tininf
beard
and
moustache,
3.0j
rubles;
moustache
and
beard
trim,
1.25
rubles.
The
ruble
officially
is
worth
25
cents.
The
shop
manager,
a
woman,
soiri
th
epifi
permanent
is
a
popular
service.
Adjoining
the
b-irbsr
shon
Is
the
women's
beauty
narlor.
H"-p
QUART
$1.39
Vi
GALLON
$2.43
GALLON
$4.59
j
1
uiii
"uyeui-iiuKu"
which
lit.
jerslly
means
"just
a
little."
I
thnupht
that
the
the
most
econ-lomicnl
way
of
saying
"just
a
jtrim"
I
!!c
apparently
thought
I
want-j
cd
Just
a
little
left.
I'll
never
say
I
that
word
to
a
barber
again.
29
SACK
is
what
it
costs
in
Russia,
gi
Chicken
Noodle
or
Tomato,
Vegetable
PKT
1QC
LIPTONS'-SOUP
-
PERSONALS
Yi.B
only
a
:jw
'.lours
left
ue
hope
Ann
Stevenson
1
be
able
to
direct
the
Ro-'
y-Annes
Christmas
party
ir
sgfin
.
itrnl
that
Art
rtfrMiii
.ili
lead
the
men
,lli
tin?
help
of
Charlie
borts
...
r0r
Frank
and
Martha
Skin-who
leave
tomorrow
fur
1,
MirrnundlilBS
.
.
.
good
X
in
'54;
und
for
Maurice
iies,
who's
driving
to
Van-jr
.
.
the
coming
year
,id
brinrr
lois
"t
cheer.
The
year
rould
elso:
bring
;iv
bow
ties
to
Karl
Gordon.
m
Iloniiiiato,
Phil
,
Liufy
t
Art
Kemp
.
.
.'bigger
und
re
powerful
rlyurs
for
.;iiiM
I.arte
and
llill
Ktone
.
Dr.
ond
Mrs.
Larire,.
Inf
I-.,
nlnlly,
will
welcomi-
thn
new
it
umipht
aboard
the-
Prince
one
ss
they
head
south
fur
vaatiun
.
.
.
-
.
To
Rill
Raymond
and
Jack
jIK
those
two
Boer
War
tiw
who
are
still
prettv
rj
.
.
.
.
continued
good
ilth:
and
to
Mrs.
J.
H.)
itk
and
Mrs.
Kill
Osborne,
mnre
cheery
parties.
To
all
the
Scots
...
In
par-i
r
.limi'iv
Nil
oil,
a
happy
ne.
and
lots
of
Rood
cheer
tl!
In
the
"Over
70
Club"
o
plher
together
during
ypar
lo
reminisce
.
.
.
Tor
Hub
Parker
nnd
Ralph
.ml,
a
Minnv
trip
.
,
.
nlentv
handshakes
for
Orme
Stuart
.
fpwer
trips
to
the
doctor
r
Jack
M
Ke;
and
for
Dune
Ur,
Bob
Vly.
Charlie
rtal-
NAEOB
CINNAMON
Tin
2Z
PACIFIC
MILK
Case
ROLLED
WHEAT
Pkt.
3gg
CORN
MEAL,
Quaker
Pkt.
22C
SHREDDED
WHEAT
g
pkt?.
ggg
NABOB
TEA
Lb.
gOj
NABOB
TEA
.
..
'2-lb.
Pkt.
45C
NABOB
PUNCH
.......
Pint
3gg
NABOB
BLACK
PEPPER
Tin
25c
NABOB
EXTRACTS
2-oz.
21c
I.t.
Cmdr.
and
Mrs.
.
O.
Pearson
of
HMCS
Chatham,
returned
yesterday
aboard
the
George
from
an
extended
holiday
In
the
south.
Mis.
Pearson
had
been
away
six
weeks,
visiting
her
parents
on
Thetis
Island,
her
grandmother
in
Victoria
and
other
relatives
in
Vancouver.
Comma
ntler
Pearson
joined
her
a
month
ago
for
a
holiday
tour
of
the
Vancouver
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alick
Geary,
1463
Sixth
Avenue
East,
returned
yesterday
from
Vancouver
where
they
visited
his
parent.
Also
returning
home
aboard
the
George
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
wan
Mrs.
A.
J.
Cur-zon,
1034
First
Avenue
West.
29c
TO
YOUR
NEW
I
1
f
HOME
OR
OFFICE
11
V
KJ
Commercial
or
household
H
I
,
t,
-m.
3
DOG
FOO!
Zip
J
TINS
PEACHES
Choice,
Columbia
TIN
18C-
furniture
moved
with
care.
I
t
itr-
I
BSMBBH
nHSB
J
"-"MiMiiaaHJflllAiniilf
'lr
Prompt,
courteous
service
I
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.t'r.
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packing
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tiritxtft';:
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DISTANCE
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--
.
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I
.iie,
Art
Murray
.
and
Pat
:w,u
nji,r
jService
J-fanneil
The
Salvation
Army
here
will
see
the
New
Year
in
at
a
special
Watch
NlRht
service
tonight
In
the
Citadel.
Senior
Captain
Cyril
Frayn
will
conduct
the
service,
to
in-
LINDSAYS
S
I
CARTAGE
And
STORAGE
I
l
XTntam
fro
I
s-SWV
vJy&&mG-GW6
trjIKICADDIC
EI
II
lc
mmmmi
ip,na2fiS
rman
...
a
chance
to
make
(iood
recreational
play-
aiind
...
'
To
Peter
l.ien,
thanks
from
lor
his
musical
contrlbu-
ns
.
.
.
and
to
the
Elks'
fiar-
'i
Hull.
Verne
Clccone
and
the
rest
.
.
.
more
variety
ws
.
.
.
More
curling
davs
for
Jack
urie,
Tom
Christie,
Joe
Scott,
TIN
c
9
JJ
1
I
I
Vrr:e
Kunert
Uoilv
Npws
'
j
tSwSf
I
Thursday,
December
31,
1953
-
-
TR1:3'SP-
j
!
elude
special
music
and
a
ser
mon
reviewing
the
past
year
ana
looking
forward
to
the
new.
The
service,
open
to
everyone,
iich
Green
.
.
.
smooth
sail
Bill
K.rnin.
fieor'ne
IwiU
start
at
10:4i
pm.
ending
1
or
Choice,
Dewkisf,
5's
ok,
Kill
((,iant)
Scubr
hnny
Comaiiina
.
t..
etc.
.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
I
.
No.
1
CELERY
Very
Crisp
Lb.
J3g
IMPORTED
CABBAGE
New
and
Green
Lb.
0j
TOMATOES
Red,
Full
Flavor
Tube
GRAPEFRUIT
Extra
Large,
64's
.
Each
1
Cj
2i
TINS
25c;'.
For
those
not
mentioned
,
.
f
best
of
everything.
,
JAP
ORANGES
A
Few
Left
Box
$1.45
friends
Honor
CABROtS
'
iVf.
No.
1
TABLE
POTATOES
Excsllent
Cookers
Sack
$2,95
unci
iiiiMiiifi.ii.
75
Couples
To
Greet
'54
At
Legion
Ball
Balloons,
streamers
nnd
colored
lights
clecjsed
the
auditorium
at
the
Canadian
Leiifon
hall
toduy
for
tonight's
cabaret-dance,
one
.
of
the
major
fcocial
events
planned
to
usher
in
the
New
Vcar
in
Prince
Rupert.
i
About
150
iicople
are
expected
fcharon
Skinner
Choice,
Diced,
15-oz.
Srhorl
chums
of
fllnron
25
vj
KETCHIKAN
1
!
E
i
8
"$i5'C0
i
!
"
I'
-
I'
3
$'27-oo
I
;'
(
'1
B
RED
PLUMS
'if
Iw
1
uvnitrA
mmmmm
Nabob,
Choice,
15-oi.
2
tins
25c
"iiier.
who
Is
leaving
tomor-'
for
Vancouver,
gathered
to-1
;li"r
at
a
farewell
nnrty
lest
"ht
at
the
home
of
Elizabeth
'W,
150
Eighth
Avenue
East.
Grmes
were
played
during
'
evening,
followed
by
ctune-
Rilreshnients
Ave
re
served
'
Ms.
Pierce.
Ubby
Pierre
presented
Shar-1
itli
a
flash
camera
on
be-
of
the
guests.
Present
were
Patricia
Pierce,
'.ml
Dickens.
Carol
Elkins.
'rri
IUIUt:ry,eHvi4
Lim
hjia,
'iitie
Maundrcll.
Glendon
ith,
oie
Led,
Dennis
Leeman.
'"wy
Pierce,
Lawson
Hewitt,
;n
8tenset,
Irvin
Rensvokl,
"old
Hill.
t
to
attend
the
lnvuauonai
ai-fair,
arran-.ed
by
a
committee
headed
by
R.
J.
(Bob)
Bone.
Mr.
Bone,
assisted
by
Legion
president
Graham
Alexander
and
Al
Fletcher,
was
busy
last
ni'hi
with
decorations
for
the
event
end
Ju?t
ns
busy
was
Mrs-
Bill
Rothwell,
catering
for
the
cold
plate
mldni'jht
supper.
No.
1
HAMBURGER
lb
39c
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No.
1
BRISKET
BEEF
lb
29c
Construction
,
Record
Set
readers
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Association
will
be
held
ln
the
Civic
Centre,
Tuesday,
January
5,
at
7
p.m.
Members
please
attend.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Main
Garage
will
remain
closed
all
day
Saturday,
January
2.
Our
Service
Station
at
2nd
Ave.
and
McBride
will
remain
open
from
10
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
for
your
No.
1
SHORT
RIBS
of
BEEF
ld
37c
No.
1
STANDING
RIB
ROAST
lb
63c
No.
1
PORK
RIBLETS
lb
29c
Vancouver
cp
city
offi-
report
Vancouver's-
10:j3
"istructlon
boom
hit
a
record
of
nearly
$49,000,000,
a
70
n
cent
increase
over
1952
and
"U
ahead
of
the
previous
high
'"lore
than
$37.000
000
set
In
Choice,
IS-oi.
3
tins
25c
There
will
be
NO
MILK
DELIVERY
on
NEW
YEAR'S
DAY
Delivery
as
usual
Saturday,
January
2
65c
Giant
V
DUZ
1
WHY
TAKE
A
CHANCE
ON
A
PARKING
TICKET?
If
you
are
shopping
at
Super-Valu
you
are
entitled
to
l(i
hours
free
parking
at
SUPER-SERVICE
2
lb
35c
RICE
Delta,
Short
Grain
Milk
is
"Bottled
Sunshine"
For
Growing
KETCHUP
29c
IT
rt-J
.AT
.
Children
Super-Valu
5
53c
WRITING
PAD
ZOO
Sheets
Milk,
rich
in
Vitamin
D,
is
essential
for
children
who
are
unable
to
get
enough
sunlight.
Your
children
will
love
the
farm-fresh
flavor
of
our
wholesome
.
.
1
3
VSBFUL
HINT
No.
25
Conned
vcgtlablti
ond
huil$
tart
many
noun
mi
preparation.
MilK
.
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1
I
milk.
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FOR
OUR
NEW
CONTEST
STARTING
SOOM
GINGER
ALE
qt21c
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i"c
'c
rode
"A"
Doicn
Northland
Dairy
Limited
NORTHERN
PRODl'CE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
i
CANNED
FOODS
THESE
PRICES
GOOD
TILL
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
6th