BRITAIN
5-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
2,
1950
Former
Nazi
Likes
Canada
More
Food
This
'Xmas
GOLDEN
oANtfAM
conn
Customs
Revenue
Hear
Half
Million
Customs
collections
for
1953
neared
ehe
Vfe
million
mark
at
the
end
of
the
first
ten
months
when
October
collections
of
$46,380
brought
the
total
for
1950
to
$497,590.69.
Collections
in
October
last
year
were
$15,693.74,
whllh
brought
the
total
for
thai
year
to
$356,787.67.
Total
collection
in
1949
were
$413,271.18
$84,319.41
less
'than
for
ten
months
of
1950.
Collections
in
September
this
year
were
MONTREAL
OWA
former
member
of
the
German
Luftwaffe
is
convinced
that
Canada
not
only
is
a
good
industrial
bet
but
a
good
place
to
educate
his
'
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By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
"Write
V
flavor
LONDON
J-This
will
be
the
,
l3-ewoW
son-
"
!
"
closest
to
a
ration-free
Christ-)
Klaus
Karpf
arrived
in
Mon-rrtas
that
Britain
has
enjoyed
treal
recently
to
begin
a
business
since
1940,
but
many
old
food,
trip
In
Canada.
He
is
head
of
a
favorites
wUi
still
be
missing,
j
precision
camera
works
in
Mun-
Butchers
are
already
predict-
lch.
Ten
years
ago
his
factories
ing.that
pork
will
be
hard
to
and
services
were
requisitioned
get.
They
probably
won't
have
by
the
German
Air
Fore
and
he
enough
even
for
regular
custom-
not
only
built
aerial-photog-ers,
although
the
present
meat
raphy
equipment
but
personally
ration
is
only
23
cents
weekly.
I
made
test
flights
to
make
sure
Turkeys
are
still
scarce
and
the
equipment
was
In
good
work-
ASSOCIATED
SALMON
CANNERS
Of
IRITISH
COLUMBIA
ARRETS
oiiui
wges
me
augai,
uu',-
Ing
order
ter,
eggs,
tea
and
bacon.
House-
Later
his
home
was
burned
"INDISCREET"
RETIRED
Second
retirement
ordered
in
Windsor,
OnU,
police
force
shuffle
was
that
of
Deputy
Chief
W.
H.
Neale,
53.
who
had
32
years
service.
The
order
was
made
by
a
police
commission
shakeup
aimed
at
getting
alert
and
aggressive
leadership."
The
commission
said
his
(There
mav
ex:
variations
in
mZZ?
u
,
.
Z.
uuTlnd
his
factories
smashed
by
ul
?iCr?keSmU
haV,C
hardJ
Allied
airmen;
A
'prison
term
fol-
prices
in
various
store.?
deuend
inK
on
wnether
SDecial
or
C3GUJ
IC3TO
C?FGG;
Ink
"5
"
lowed
before
he
was
cleared
by
a
de-Nazlfication
court.
In
two
But
the
Ministi
of
Food
has
sianaaru
anaiitie
re
us
led.)
Fresh
Fruit
Bananas,
lb.
..
2
Peaches,
lb
25
Just
lifted
the
four-pound,
,
10
Dren,ar
nrodurtlnn
welsht
restriction
on
conlectioa-
f
if,."
u
d
ers-
cakes.
Shoppers
now
can
or-1
?J
A?.
annlan"
der
any
size
cake,
iced
and
deco-1
rot
ai
ika
..ii
In
other
countries
"and
If
!1
j
riuius.
iu
;y
connection
with
an
equipment
company
that
supplied
the
police
force
was
"indiscreet,"
but
not
prohibited
by
regulations.
(CP
PHOTO)
L.CU1UI1S.
wree
vai.
aoz
oo
IS
entries
and
award
three
prizes
&a?iruiL
;
-
3
for
Pupils
Pen
13
donated
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
gates
"
bout
Canada
-p
pujuix
Wile
WllblUllU
.
,
.
oes-
well
I
bring
few
may
a
price
of
three
shillings
ninepence
.camera
technicians
to
Canada
a
pound
other
wel-ome
changes
are1
fet
np
a
factory
here."
the
large
quantity
of
Christmas
!
.
.
fd
ke
J
80:1
J
pa"9"1
BO'tf
School
for
u
puddings,
by
reputable
manu-
fa.tiror.
oir,H
iiv,tn
i
h
'
ew1
years,"
he
said
also.
"And
in
biff,
Scotland
0)
To
Soutter,
members
of
the
Cana-
Watermelon.
10
2
tor
2s
dlan
Club.
(
Cantaloupe,
each
2.29
George
Rennle,
secretary
of
Vegetables
the
club,
said
the
idea
of.
the
Celerv.
lb
13
contest
was
to
promote
keener
jinuoarb.
3
iu
.......
2u
interest
in
Canada,
My
50,000
Glasgow
Discontinuing
Of
Tag
Days
.4
letter
from
A.
M.
Hurst,
prln
Beets,
bunch
2
lor
2j
ridden
have
been
in-
interest
in
the
Dominion
whoe
t'arslev.
bunch
.10
Count
up
the
advantages
flrvor,
air
convenience,
economy.
Chase
ic-3
""
Sanborn
quality
.
.
.
ask
for
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
coffee
today!
write
an
assay
on
history
and
development
was
aj
Turnms
.0i
.Ik
ant
To
See
In
Canada
closely
linked
with
Scotland.
He
iauiaiieit.
ouucii
,utA
.
I
.
....
....
...
MiicVirnrmfi
!K
,7o
t
..
in..
tnmnp
il
nil.
nnnni
T-a
finmnnniinn
umnifi
rtn
.......
..........
,
kt.
u.c
vi.v
v.-i.-k
lleaa
Lettuce
.13-.1
V-
St
cipal
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
read
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
school
board,
said
fcs
the
suppuri,
ui
lire
esiaoiisnea
as
an
annual
iixiurc.i
rioiikini.
nninn
i
ih
shelves,
and,
for
the
first
Christ-,
exchange
t
would
take
a
Can-,
in
aaiai
ot
tne
6Bme
and
1
mas
years,
coosies
of
all
kinds
jr-
off
ration
and
in
quantity,
i
shy
hlm
Europe
and
Germany."
,
HEl
"l
raifon"
"jiitch
Cf?
F(JODS
there
are
cooked
win
hP
f
A
f6
$
yIt
chickens
canned
whole,
price
10s
nil5
y
oIMcann,fed
9dt,
.
and
tins
of
cooked
-
ham
f
h
for
Kr
,
.5,
off.ratln
weighing
anything,
from,
13
'
b
fv.H
manC
"anC!
Wto-
10
pounds
and
priced
I
was
invaded
in
1940.
Most
are
L
Jl,,
,
n,
rt
i
aT,
ari
average
of
8s.
6d.
a
pouna.
irrnn.h
n,.i,h
nt
ni!o:,
hctor
of
education,
is
-
jaumiower.
io."
Z....Z
23c
Tomatoes.
Calif,
lb.
H.H
18
,nwed
bv
the
uana-1
,
he
would
comply
with
the
re
.rtoUcttte
1U
12
Of
GlaSROW.
..mnu
1
.
Potatoes,
new.
5
lbs.
for
......
.25
Cucumbers,
lb
15
of
three
judges,
in-'
A
new
Dutch
invention
can
quest
of
the
board,
not
to
raise
funds
through
tag
days
but
added
that
the
second
parapgraph
of
the
letter
containing
the
New
Instant
Coffee
Hrre'i
tverything
you
want
in
coffee
rich,
fresh
flavor,
mellow
aroma,
hearty
coffee
goodness
blended
by
Chase
It
Sanborn,
a
far-famed
coffee
name
for
85
vcars!
Saves
Time
You
make
this
matchless
coffee
right
in
the
cup,
the
"instant"
way,
just
by
adding
hot
water.
Wonderful
new
Insunt
Chase
8c
Sanlwrn
saves
washing-up
time,
loo
you've
Do
grounds,
no
coffee
pot
to
clean.
And
Money!
Vith
Instant
Chase
&
Sanhorn,
you
save
as
much
as
40
cents
a
pound
over
the
price
of
regular
coffee.
I
veuetaoic
Marrow,
lb.
Ui
an
excnuiiKe
icui
remove
Dau-oeannes
irom
moi-
16',
Lda.
will
select
the
beat
crs
in
a
f.
seconds.
W
I
,
tuition,
ir
LI
W-ttt
WAib
k.
or
Polish,
but
there,
also
are
board's
wishes
on
the
Bubject
canned
corncobs,
corn
kerneis
ttauash.
lb.
.
..
Tea
and
Coffee
'Tn
DeLuxe
auanuiv
10.
Coffee,
lb
asked
the
principals
to
assist
the
:
and
other
delicacies
from
Can-
I
intent
f
ccffcQccn
fcs
12-'
1.04
Kinsmen's
Club
in
the
sale
of
ada
and
the
United
States.
iinwiii
!
!
i
.iy.
B
frozen
Fresh
until
you
try
Canned
fruits
generally
are
in
ample
supply
but
canned
peaches,
pears
and
pineapple
still
make
only
rare
appearances
on
the
shelves.
To
amplify
the
scanty
meat
their
shell-out
tickets.
He
thought
that
Inconsistent.
He
also
asked
for
clarification
as
to
what
tha
board
meant
by
school
activities
After
considerable
discussion,
in
which
Trustee
Bruce
Brown
and
Chairman
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
argued
against
holding
tag
day.s
tor
school
activities
while
Trus
Canned
Vegetables
iJill
PicKiea,
(?a.
Jfls
Cut
Green
Beans,
fev
.1
No.
5
Peas,
fancv
18
Mixed
Vegetables
18
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
14
waxed
Heanj.
choice
17
.rtixeu
uetts
ana
carruis
zior.ao
Pumpkin
15
Baked
Beans.
20-oz.
tin
.22
JabbU
iCaiio,
IO-Um.
CU1
HH.
w
.It
ses
).
W.
Scott
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
......
.
.in
n
11
I
APPETIZING!
1
1
COLORFUL!
I
!
'pn
28-07
1
2i!Be:ker
favored
them
and
it
was
8e4tCdeMlxn
OWfflAS
GIFT
PARCELS
VACUUM
PACKBD
tt
TINS
STAYS
FRESH
INDEFINITELY
Fresh
Milk
decided
to
instruct
tne
secretary
I
to
'wnte
another
letter
to
the
principals
asking
them
to
con-
"
...ii
1
1.
v.
..
i
t.
r
..
i
.....
:
.
,
Juart
r-int
.
ikitlll
V
unit
auit
tiic
uuiiu
uriuic
iiisbigatiir;
any
appeal
to
the
public
for
funds
or
merchandise.
A
motion
Eggs
araa
Gradp
A
.65t.70;
jby
Mrs.
Becker
Instructed
the
7fieonfy"instont"
j
recretary
to
add
that
the
original
.61
'.letter
sent
out
concerning
tag
Butter
.rst
erado.
iu
.Jararine.
lb
,
Cheese
SI
ffE
.39
days
did
not
refer
to
the
contemplated
tas
day
in
aid
of
the
band.
.
backed
by
85
yeans
of
v
coffee
experience
!
Canadian
Cheese,
lb
Jj!
The,,
motion
passed
with
Trustee
Brown
dissenting.
V
9
1
I
,
......
t,.
,
,'duui
Hied
Wiik
lii-o.
tins,
i
tor
Case
-
-
i-.
Pastry
Flour.
7
lbs
.
Si
.7.60
.
.70
'
:1IG
3USINESS
Production
and
processing
of
foodstuffs
in
Alberta
was
valued
iimu
rioux,
w,
iw.
t
,r
Jmmm
PEAS
QUICK!
CONVENIENT!
3
RO
I
'
i.yal
it
$128,000,000
last
year.
.
'
I
,
'
.
FIRST
LACHINE
CANAL
v
lies'
...
Flour.
24
s
...
Juices
'enrlod.
20
on
...
Grapefruit
ukweo,
2u-oz.
each
48-oz
j
I
AAiV
Hinw
en,aisv
v"i
'o
....
fn
Jic
St.
Lawrence
was
built
and!
..
-H
opened
in
1825.
t
..
.70
.
Serve
yourself
and
SAVE
kttllun
xu-oi
tiii.
i
lor
4-ox.
Canned
Fruits
i'tnpaDDle.
crushea
.
Pieces.
20-oz.
Aoricots,
20-oz
Cherries,
fancy.
20-oz.
Loganberries.
20-oz.
...
Peaches,
choice
Lard
Pure,
lb
r,
The
Modern
--
-
Way
32'
P
L
5
I
Shortening
-
39
P
ff
item
on
your
grocer
lift
will
h
r
much
i
MARGENE!
h
),
lit,
tht
fr.ih.
deli-P
ww
of
MARGENE
.
.
.
ind
wi)
tor
thm
too!
,
Soap
Soap
face,
bar
.
.lb
cauiuuv,
cake
2
lor
.23
SoaD
Powders,
lareo
38
Glace
Fruit
Chjrries.
lb.
pkU,
-
.45
Coconut.
Io.
.....j.
.....
4a
Almond
Pant
lb
3
riuit
Cake
Mix.
id
5
inLf.
incv.
I
Irt.
'kt
heedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
33
Seeded
Raisins.
15-oz
24
Flour
Shelled
Walnuts.
lb.
45
oiieiied
Almonds,
o
oa.
.3a
helled
Brazils.
oz
35
he!leJ
Brazils.
ib
Jams
Pure
Blackbern'.
4-lb.
&'
Cheiry,
2t-oz
o
1'ei.ch.
4
lb
v
-3'
Strawberry.
24-oz
.70
a-
joeirv,
24
o.
nriot.
4-lb
0
'To:
CANADA
PACKERS
UMITED.
Edmwitwi
V
'
V-
PWaw
tnd
m
your
iww
42
ptgti
ful
CANADIAN
Ch
mtS!
c0o
Kipa
Book
tor
wmcn
I
ancWM
r
KE-Cfft..
"MARGENE"
pKbo
window
p.n.l.
NlM
A
''oJwt
Addmi
C..o,
llutritional
Chec
SMS-
IIS
I
I
I.
II
!
!!
I
!!
I
.
!
II
..
PEANUT
BUTTER
PORK
&
BEANS
t..
it
McCoirs
-QC
Q
48-oa.
tin
t3V
Ayimer
M
tor
MB'
-
8
ror79C
TOMATO
SOUP
-
20-oz,
It
for
tfU1
STRAWBERRY
JAM
Ovcrwaitea
Brand
"J
;
61,02
PEAS
&
CARROTS
pEAS
15-oz
mU
for
OO1'
Rcyar
6h
'
Of?
b"
P
QCp
City,
i's
l
ior
t3V
I
6.81.02!
SOPONE
SOAP
POWDER
APPLEJUICE
-.
:
.33c
;;-ic-
2
f?r
59c
BING
CHERRIES
,
RED
RIVER
CEREAL
-
Fride
of
Okanagan
Brand
I
n
2,0,57c
5941
"
:
f
SWIFTNING
PLUM
JAM
SHORTENING
Overwaltea
Brand'
CQp
Per
QfcC
'"'
48-oz.
Tin
......:
tfj1
Pound
,...;
OfJv-
!
Ttid
tliiiiiferiffl
bmki
Ml
Carnation
Milk
is
afwoyi
uniform
In
quality.
Day
after
day
-
year
after
year
-
every
can
of
Carnation
you
open
is
soother,
richer-flavored
-
better
for
cooking,
oetter
for
whipping,
better
for
Baby
-
stay
fresh
longer.
What
Makes
Carnation
So
Extra
Good
It
is
good,
whole,
cowi'
milk,
made
double-rich
by
evaporation.
When
you
need
milk,
use
half
Carnation
and
half
water.
When
you
need
cream,
use
Carnation
undiluted,
Carnation
is
processed
to
rigid
standards
of
quality.
A
half-century
of
research
is
behind
every
con.
Every
th
quality
that
has
macto
time
you
buy,
you
get
Cornation
the
world's
largest-selling
brand.
Top
food
value
at
a
thrifty
price
.
.
.
BURNS
conveniently
packaged
G
LEND
ALE
CHEESE
'
'
-ROLL!
You
will
enjoy
Its
lively
full
flavour
and
delightful
slicing
qualities.
GLENDALE
STAYS
FIRM
AND
FRESH
right
down
to
the
last
eWUdous
slice
.
.
.
every
ounce
is
rich
nourishing
iood
packed
with
protein.
.
v
-
There
is
a
fine
full
flavoured
BURNS
Cheese
for
very
taste
...
SPREDEASY
...
GOLDENLOAF
-...
GLENDALE
CHEESE
ROLLS.
Look
for
the
Bums
brand
and
ask
for
these
delicious
cheese
'
-foods
by
name
at
your
food
store.
BUItnS
&
CO.
LIL3ITED
SUPPLIERS
OF
GOOD
FOOD
FOH
OVER
10
YEARS
SUPPOIT
CANADA'S
"NATIONAL
CHEESE
RSTIVAl,"
OCTOE
16
NOVIMllft
13th.
I
"fro
m
Contented
Cows"
Mr.
'"OtlOn
i
saves
so
FOR
C.O.D.
ORDERS
PHONE
643
y"
na
cream
"wr
f
arKer
has
kt
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
M0