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Highlights

WAGES — Average weekly wages in manufacturing {
last pay period in July fell, for the second successive nani d 3
$70.01, fr d the auto
industry and ae, B.C. woodworkers strike contributed in part to
the decrease.

Human
Waste
urified

PRICES — A Bera fig wed by the Consumer
Price Tadeo September when i reached 127.1 (1949 prices oes

An firm, in buil
ing a ace feats) eieteto te

Beene 1958 CPI ae was es 6.
*
ms ee its in Canada were running at
a aya 1958 levels during the first six months of
1959. ‘Profit ite before taxes for January-March 1959 were $665 million
($522 million last year) and for April-June 1959 were $905
million ($747 million last ee as ee pret toate after taxes

tion profit

=— re total ies Cai Beate had earnings of more

E RIC of 101 S.
than eh 000 ea during ao ire the pees of National Two men will liv

nue. previous year © e in this category; they | simulator for thirty
averaged $157,000 each. The a’ eee Cane (who pays taxes) |sealed off from all
ed $3,834 Sees with $3,673, pee Highest earners in | the world outside
1957 were architects, and oneal ing engineers (average, Si4, 581), the cabin, along
Top income eae are m a
location in Canada durin 1957 was Sault Ste. Marie. comforts of home el of
aii Abddy alle ent
aN MA ESE Rea oe por. jorati aie eae se be cones by |to warm up soup and coffee.
stockholders but today contro! aken Ce y insiders— = 7 REY
profesional managers snd iesors ‘Adolphe AvBerle, profestor |, "i cts, oe a
of corpora citer Taw at Col ws sity, Be in his recent pea belongings
book, “Pow 1957,
some 60% of industrial Perens f the corpora- these

ne contains
ard saitauge facilities:

ew
peu po profits 20% came “by bor: wou chiefly from banks;”

LUMBER WORKER

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fine ash.
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ARCHIE
BELL

wilt Rd
present wheeaboate ‘of Arch

irs, believed

feeds it nitrogen i

1 the | \ NEW PURIFI carale Geely filters carbon} Coast area, please contact

great insurance COSEWEG mae funds and pension trusts.” all ns of human te into | Monoxide. Johnny Bell, pe arack
eee ioe PINE water — that includes HUMIDITY CONTROL] Street, Prince George, Phone

ee wi aaa ates eae urine, deview that pul ie moisture oa wa ee a a or a

backlog of housing needs. Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports EQUIPMENT TO DEHY- ae epee ae it along with Was vy Retaeal ae) oe

56,551 new residential units penored in the 6 1S D E and incinerate human a u

1959, Population increase during the same period, according to |feces and other solid wa

was 194,000. |

DBS estimates,

MASTERS MATES: PILOTS

Rag Pickers
Form CU.

In ms of Tokyo
Eroup ef 8 ase asserted
union, under the
f a German mission-

“Tt i very small begin-

ing,” he Seats the World

UNION VESSEL Extension Department of the

redit Union P Nation al Asso-

CreheC€e tion, explaining that it took

long time to convince the rag

Canadian Merchant Service Guild announces pickers that sa’ in the

proving to their Masters ca Mates the above Sek pat credit union was not giving

for on tugs which are operated by their members money away. “The next thing

under Union Contract. they have to understand is

The Guild intends that their plate should go a step further | that they have to use their

than denoting nion Vessel in will also advise the con- | ony ¢. i

i oney for economic progress

ae ef ue poe Services that oe eset carrying the emblem | TeNalkontoationesanartnnee
erates on a fair trade practise and asks that anyone requiring pate sagt =

the services of the Tugboat lea veil call for tugs carrying times pals in these sur-

plate in order to promote this | rounding:

N ors may
ene Wectrade
tructures that

skat-
building
ton, near
cieceenone
the Prairie

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Under the Sun Ee

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military | scene.

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AGE at the ur
K. firm's

FOOT MAS:
coin with a
rise machine.
a platform’ you Peel
mechanically massaging the feet |®™
and legs below the knees. stimu- ante
cute Circa sm EPS the | boulders, rti
sclesy maker snake ean hoe dees
im a sand trap or swim a lake.

nuskeg * * *

country. K 5,000 ele) fel tanker
Raimtearen : OLD PLASTIC school-
As of endear:

at

mud,
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3 the spark plugs in

: oe CHECKING
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an ‘ is is favaesenccchine voltage required :
glass fibre replaces paint work.|4, fire the spark plugs without
, i 2 e lem with a heater hat | is. nee
ae imespen Bay pusturool to remove them from the re lice
roof.
we (ete ruts clits insulated metal
* of plugs in Tat eaninene pets Sn
D suggestion, e cold,

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long, . has
us: ae OTING ROOF for pate NO WONDER cigarettes and
ars makes P easy to load cars by lung cancer pose a scientific con-
ise abe ¢ top consists ne sy. The smoke ad ‘ou puff
a Te 4 istinet
ee t one or two bject. to continu-

e¢ from the gi iy €
that Eafe the | says ar Cullman, presi-
oCugt of design plans to adaj ae to North th

“Similar”

Does Not Mean “The Same”

SIMILARITY IS OFTEN SKIN-DEEP.
OTHER BOOTS LOOK SIMILAR, BUT

No Other Boot Is Quite
like a “PARIS”

OVER A HALF CENTURY OF FAMILY CRAFTSMANSHIP
IN EVERY PAIR

Pierre Paris
Sons

51 West Hastings St.

Vancouver 3, B.C. _

ns dent, Philip nile Inc, in
American freight c US.

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