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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
February
15,
1152
from
co-insurance
would
":
I
made
by
a
complete
overhaul
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HALL'S
Photo
Finishing'
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
EXPOSURB
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
hone
Green
H6
h.t
i'
To
Drop
Co-Insurance?
VICTORIA
(CP)
Removal
of
eo-insuranee
'from
British
Columbia's
hospital
insurance
plan
of
the
administrative
set-up
dr-..lgntd
to
slash
costs
to
the
bone.
Co-insurance
was
Imposed
last
year
as
one
of
the
provisions
to
bolster
up
hospital
insurance
finances.
Raising
More
Food
Held
British
Shortage
Cure
By
EDWfN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Pros
Staff
Writer
-
LONDON
(CP)
Lord
Lovat
of
Beauly,
one
of
Scotland's
leading
landowners
and
cattle-breeder?.,
believes
he
has
a
solution
for
Britain's
acture
food-shortage'
problem.
Speaking
In
a
House
of
Lords
;the
United
Kingdom
to
become
debate,
he
suggested
that
as
a!m'e
self-reliant
on
her
agri-starter
the
people
themselves
j.
natural
resources,
should
concentrate
on
produc-
CHIEF
INGREDIENTS
lng
more
home-grown
food
from
Tne
BriUsh
he
gaW
,
advertise
:
If
you
want
to
sell
I
it.
News
classified.
Is
one
of
the
important
recommendations
of
the
special
com
mittee
of
the
Legislature
which
has
been
studying
the
whole
problem
of
hospital
insurance
during
the
past
year,
the
Victoria
Times
reported
Thursday.
The
committees
report
will
be
tabled
in
the
Legislature
next
We
Doni
Want
Them!
be
"
to1"
t
would
be
a
be
developed
in
the
United
King
-
dom
comparatively
easy
matter
to
go
I
'
',
...
,.
overseas
for
the
purpose
of
their
,
But
to
get
back
on,
its
agn-imeat
requirem(,nts
Tnat
no
cultural
feet
the
country
pri-hnn,..
h,ri
.,.
ann,i
,
week.
The
Times
said
that
funds
lost
YOU
DO!
112
Pairs
Men
s
W1.
7
and
Boys"
Shoes
l
.v
VST
Reg.
to
$15,95
marily
needs
a
bold,
long-term
t.some
of
tne
major
exporting
development
policy.
1
countries,
like
Argentina
and
Lord
Lovat,
a
wartime
com-
Australia,
were
tightening
up,
mando,
who
controls
about
I'JO.-
while
the
general
rise
in
pro-000
acres
of
farmland,
mainly
In
duction
costs
was
shooting
Inverness-shire,
aroused
cuiuitl
-,
pi
kea
aky
high,
erable
curiosity
in
the
chamber
;
..In
spjtc
of
lhese
acts
..
Lord
when
he
placed
on
the
seat
be-;
contmued
..thPrc
sU11
side
him
a
plate
containing
a
.
sf.ems
be
a
hool
of
thought
pair
of
rowelled
spurs.
Later,
he,wnitn
considers
tnat
H
mi(,ht
be
disclosed
they
had
been
brought
j
possible
to
make
bargains
with
along
to
spur
the
government
tne
Now
World
and
Australasiu
Into
action,
if
necessary.
,
g(!t
be(.t
at
cheap(.r
rates.
Ul
j
Too
much
money
had
already
my
view
that
is
entirely
wrong."
jbeen
squandered,
the
Scottish,
Xo
redrpss
prevailing
short-peer
charged,
on
overseas
d
-
ages.
Lord
Lovat
outlined
a
pro-,'velopments
such
as
the
30.000
-j
giam
he
sajd
ne
would
recom.
000
West
Africa
peanuts
scheme
;
ment
U)
the
govel.nmcnt
as
a
and
a
costly
egg
venture
in
!
m,.ans
of
implementing
a
long
Gambia.
He
also
told
of
a
plan
;
,
development
policy
to
provide
a
factory
ship
ta
I
.
...
,
..
The
'"eredients
of
his
I
produce
shark's
fin
soup
'
for
f'f
proposal:
ill
Review
of
ri,.v,
f.i,il.
T-v,iD
,
existing
URGE'S
CHAPEL
This
is
the
Rovol
vault
in
St.
George's
Chapel
in
Rinal
farms;
(3)
Immediate
sur-i
vey
of
the
country's
freight
rates
j
structure
and
easing
of
charg'.s
'
in
areas
where
intensified
pro-:
duction
could
besW
be
effected:
4
A
program
providing
lor
j
'
winter
keep
of
livestock;
(5i
Reduction
of
state-owned
land
so
that
the
problem
of
production
may
be
tackled
by
the
farmers
themselves
instead
of
government
officials.
"As
a
farming
community
w?
are
inarticulate."
Lord
Lovat
said.
"Yet
if
we
had
only
the
slightest
Confidence,
if
we
had
over
a
reasonable
period
an
assurance
of
guaranteed
prices
and
some
form
or
hope
of
a
policy
which
did
not
chang?
every
five
years
with
every
government,
we
would
gladly
launch
into
a
full-scale
development
program."
Cottle
wheie
the
body
of
Kinn
George
was
laid
in
solemn
traditional
(CP
Photo)
Saturday
Special
fi
C!
to
Clear
sj
teP
m9
These
Are
a
GIFT
at
the
Price
liutfion
"Where
Is
Grandpa?"
Plaintively
Calls
Young
Prince
Charles
SltfES
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V4
7
7"2
....
0
1
20
PAIRS
21
19
12
9
10
bsidie3;
,2'
RtoraUon
of
modity.
he
said,
that
'apparently
j
plowlng
erant-s
on
hl"
and
mar"
was
no
longer
popular
in
Com-
9
...
10
liMon
LONDON
(P
"Where
is
Grandpa?"
This
plaintive
question
is
asked
almost
every
day
by
Prince
Charles
and
the
reply
from
his
father
or
mother
is
always:
"He
lias
gone
to
God
and
Is
very
happy.''
The
young
Piince
n
mains
happy,
however.
Nursery
routine
for
him
and
his
sister,
Prinee.s
Anne,
has
remained
unchanged
since
the
death
of
the
king
last
week
and
all
Charles
knows
is
that
he
no
longer
sees
his
grandfather.
K
flARKER
munist
China,
but
it
had
cost
the
taxpayer
approximately
500,000
before
operations
were
closed
down.
All
this
money,
he
contended,
could
have
been
spent
to
far
greater
advantage
by
helping
lll'.-ll
10
Don't
ha'f
ulc
'lie
o'-
shoes
.
.
.
Throw
them
away
r
It's
Cheaper
tj
Buv
SHOES
I
Oil
lAI
.
.
.
SHOES
FOR
LAD
Come
one.
Come
all
anr"
Mako
a
Hau'
Take
the
Darn
Things
lac-os
and
all
NO
WASTE
NEW
DELHI
i
Reuters;--Indan
food
chemists
have
evolved
a
"rapid,
inexpcnclve
process"
to
turn
spoiled
skimmed
milk
pow-dei
into
eliblc
casein.
Scientists
at
the
Central
Food
Institute
at
Mysore
estimate
that
a
ton
of
milk
powder
will
yield
one-third
of
Its
weight
in
good
quality
cai
ein
a
base
for
cheese.
$3.9
or
See
the
NEW
Magic
of
Plastic
Underfoot
Flor-Ever
Vinylite
Plastic
Floor
Flor-Ever
l
the
reallv
modern
floor.
Household
acids,
alkalis
cannot
stain.
Guaranteed
to
wear
longer.
Comfortable,
quiet,
Flor-Ever
will
outwear
ilooring
150',
'as
thick,
grease
proof
and
water
proof.
Per
square
yard
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
Good
Place
To
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
Century"
327
3rd
Avenue
Phone
775
Saturday
Special
Onlv
at
'
WILLIAM
F.STONE
CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION
Due
to
civic
observance
of
the
King's
funeral
today,
the
regular
Friday
night
public
speaking
classes
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
have
been
postponed
until
next
week,
announces
Dr.
A.
A.
Miller,
committee
chairman.
(APi
-The
coronu-.
u
-ul'l
Queen
Eliza-
j
Wcsunni.stcr
Abbey
as!
siilemn
rclitiimis
well
us
a
triumph-aston.
j
lor
Die
coronation
i
iinnnunced.
i
niii:y
Itself
Is
an
i.nj'.lh,
lasting
sry-!i
its
intricate
cerebri
Elizabeth
will
be
!iree
sets
of
robes:
a
"
c.t
state
on
enter-inster
Abbey,
the
vestments
with
a
1
1
d
mantle
of
gold
p.
be
of
royal
purple
in
the
profession
it
v.
i.-hup
of
Canterbury
the
Queen
on
her
li
i
i
rl
the
palms
of
her
oil
from
a
golden
11
iy:
.i
ail
annuinted
with
kings,
priests,
and
:e
umminted."
Queen
Is
crowned
h
r
coronation
oath
,er
pciple
according;
and
customs,
an
nt
of
the
corona-Kl:;-ahfth
will
be
I)'
an
ol
Westminster
ae
crown
which
he
will
place
on
her
ad.
msiant,
the
entire
.1
.-hout:
"God
Save
The
peers
and
the
'js
of
arms
will
don
ets.
trumpets
will
m
DISCOVER
Alexander
Gets
His
RCAF
Wings
OTTAWA
Viscount
Alexander:
was
presented
with
his
pilot's'
wings
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
1
Force
by
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
Cur-
:
tit,
chiaf
ol
air
staff,
at
a
cere-
1
muny
at
Government
Housi.
H'.s
Excellency
has
flown
extensively
during
his
slay
in
Can-!
ada
in
various
types
of
Royal
j
Canadian
Ait
Force
craft.
He
has
put
in
seven
hundred
hours.
Hi"
wings,
the
retiring
Gover-rcr-G
nieral
said,
would
be
one
of
his
most
treasured
possessions.
Alexander
leaves
Saturday
for
Britain
where
he
is
to
become
secretary
of
-defence
in
the
Churchill
government.
i
and
the
Archbishop
delivers
an
exhortation.
Then
princes
of
the
blood
and
p?err
of
tho
realm
come
forward
to
kneel
before
thj
queen,
touching
her
crown
and
kissing
her
left
cheek.
Another
moment
of
drama
follows
this
homage.
Drums
beat,
trumpets
sound,
and
the
assembly
shouts:
'God
Save
the
Queen.
Long
Live
the
Queen!
May
the
Queen
Live
Forever."
The
young
Queen's
final
solemn
moment
will
be
at
the
high
altar
of
the
abbey
where
she
will
take
communion.
Then,
amid
a
flash
of
naked
swords,
she
will
join
a
trimphant
procession
from
the
abbey.
II
T
I
TOP
QUAL
ITY
FOODS
AT
SPECIAL
LOW
PRICES
A
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
TQ
FEB.
21st
WW
REAL
SAVINGS
IN
YOUR
OWN
NEIGHBORHOOD
he
great
guns
at
the
inlon
will
boom,
crowning
the
Arch-lunees
a
benediction,
n
takes
her
throne,
i
i
I
I
i
;'.
it,
0
Mr
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FROM
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FOLLOWING
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MUST
BE
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IMS
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;
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iff.
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Pk9s-
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POTATOES
2
Tins
35C
QUAKER
OATS
Pkg.
COHOE
SALMON
'2
s
2
for
75C
Robin
Hood
FLOUR
7
lb.
baq
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and
Monday.
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j
DRESS
SHIRTS
fl.iin
shades,
nice
tailorings
lots
of
wear,
all
sizes.
INow
3.45
Libbys
TOMATO
JUICE
Tins
Qq
Per
Cose
$$3.98
A"lmer
CORN
Cream
Style
Q
Tins
1,05
Per
Case
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Chamoion
DOG
and
CAT
FOOD
.
..
g
Tins
3g
WORK
SHIRTS
"my
cut,
sanforized
pre-shrunk
cloth.
"ow
2.25
to
3.25
LEATHER
JACKETS
(Horschide)
We
hand's
form
fresh
.eggs.
Asolutely
Guaranteed
GRADE
A
LARGE
SWIFTS
HALF
CHICKEN
delicious
any
time
SWIFTS
PREMIUM
BACON
a
tasty
treat
In
the
Piece
69C
M
Value
19.95
k.
.
.
.
55c
31.39
lr
Cartons
DOZ
Tin
ALL
WOOL
PLAID
JACKETS
"mi
aim
ion.
Specia
9.50
5
TROUSERS
Seal
tailoring,
lots
of
wear,
all
sizes.'
Ipeciol,
a
pair
8.00
"NDERWEAR
'Hon
suits.
Penman's
medium
weight
and
also
heavy
f
"ieht'
All
sizes,
a
suit
3.00
ond
3.95
f
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&
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i
i.u
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nd
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iq,
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STEW
Whole
or
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LB.
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of
wear.
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to
3.95
BOYS'
SCHOOL
BOOTS
(0(ia
and
strong,
bizes
irom
11-13
and
1
to
5.
4.45
and
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FRESHNESS
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by
Ihe
PLASTIFOIL
PACILCE
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tlie
first
time,
tea
bags
with
all
'
the
original
strength,
flavour,
and
refreshing
qualities
of
garden-fresh
tea.
That's
what
makes
the
difference!
Tea
Bags
in
100's
and
30's.
Also
pound
and
half-pound
packages.
Look
for
the
bright
orange
package
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