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July
8,
1947
EFFICIENCY
HAS
REWARD
AUna
Hoen
of
New
York
Is
a
very
efficient
person.
If
not,
she
wouldn't
be
enjoying
herself
for
three
grand
days"
at
famed
Jasper
Park
Lodge
up
the
Cana-
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Rockies.
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hardly
recognized
the
waterfront.
Changes
have
certainly
been
numerous,"
remarked
P.
I,
Peters,
a
fornv.T
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
shortly
after
arrival
of
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
evening.
Mr.
Peters,
It
will
be
recalled
by
many
local
old
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in
Prince
Ruprrt
for
years
di
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wiui
relatives
in
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more.
bui
Annas
competency
Chanced
all
that
and
the
two
weeks
at
Baltimore
will
be
only
;
part
of
a
seven-week
holiday.
,
Back
in
1929
a
thoughtful
and
wealthy
depositor
of
the
City
Bank
Farmers'
Trust
Company,
New
York,
established
a
trust
fund
from
which
each
accumu
lated
$1,000
was
to
be
awarded
:
to
the
most
efficient
employee
!
of
the
firm.
Miss
Hoen
is
just
Jhat.
Selected
by
the
company
Itself,
she
is
latest
employee
to
win
the
award.
"j
A
proviso
Is
that
the
money
must
be
used
for
vacation
pur-
j
;
poses
and
suggests
Europe
If
possible.
Alina,
however,
wanted
I
to
see
Canada's
Golden
West.
A
1
Canadian
National
Railways
pas-
-senger
agent
drew
up
an
itinerary
and
she
boarded
the
Mon-'
treal
train
at
New
York
June
9.
From
Montreal
she
crossed
Canada
to
Vancouver.
A
quick
change
there
and
she
was
on
the
steamer
for
Alaska.
Then
back
again
and
by
rail
to
Jasperand
her
only
remorse.
Even
a
dream
holiday
is
no
perfect.
Her
short
stay
at
Jas-e
Park
Lodge
ends
soon
and
Miss
Hoen
is
not
happy.
"I
can't
see
how
anything
before
me
can
be
as
nice,"
she
says
but
realizes
that
last
-minute
changes
In
travel
plans
are
disrupting
and
will
keep
to
her
schedule
until
July
28,
bowing
to
efficiency.
s
.
On
that
day.
the
charming
and
attractive
vice-president's
secretary
will
have
to
turn
her
able
mind
once
more
to
business.
Unfortunately
for
her
and,
while
he
has
been
back
since,
a
considerate
time
has
elapsed
since
his
last
visit.
Construction
and
operation
of
the
cellanese
pHnt
at
Port
Edward,
he
feels,
will
be
of
first
importance
In
development
of
city
and
port.
ARE
OCCUPYING
KING'S
COTTAGE
JASPER
On
their
second
visit
to
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
the
Governor-General
and
his
party
are
occupying
Outlook
Cottage
which
'
commands
a
magnificent
view
of
the
surrounding
peaks
and
in
which,
during
their
visit
to
Jasper
while
touring
the
Dominion,
stayed
Their
Majesties,
the
King
and
Queen.
The
Alexander
children
Rose,
Shane
and
Br:a.i
are
also
familiar
with
their
holiday
ground
because
of
their
stay
here
last
summer.
This
time,
the
children
j
have
a
new
playmate,
curly-haired
little
Peter
Smith,
a
rriend
of
the
family
who
accompanied
them
on
the
trip.
For
the
vacation
the
Governor
General
has
marie
no
day-to-day
schedule
but
for
them
during
the
next
ten
days
there
will
be
motoring,
walking,
swimming
in
the
heated
Lodge
pool
and
a
variety
of
other
occupations
to
make
their
visit
an
enjoyable
one.
A
skilled
golfer
and
membtr
of
the
Hole-In-One
Club,
therp
is
little
doubt
that
Viscountess
Alexander
will
nlay
the
picturesque
18-hole
course
and
His
Excellency,
an
avid
nainter,
has
planned
a
trip
to
the
Maligne
though,
she
Is
not
eligible
for
.
District
to
capture
Its
beauty
and
a
second
award.
'charm
with
brush
and
easel.
What's
All
This
Talk
of
Higher
Prices?
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PHARMACY
(E.
C.
Wallace,
Manager)
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
PHONE
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ANGLO-SOVIET
AMITY
The
men
who
guide
the
destinies
of
their
respective
nations
may
not
always
agree
with
each
other,
but
these
two
youngsters,
children
of
United
Nations
ofllcials
are
in
perfect
accord
as
they
enjoy
a
day
together
at
Steeplechase
Park,
Coney
Island,
N.Y.,
amusement
centre.
The
children
are
Roy
Stephens
of
Devonshire,
'Eng.
whose
dad
Is
Renold
Stephens
of
the
United
Nations
documents
department,
and
Eugenia
Safonov
of
Russia,
whose
father
is
Dmitri
Safonov
of
the
U.N.'s
radio
division.
,
Here
they
partake
of
hot
dogs
and
soda
pop,
which
they
share.
Clown
Angelo
Brienza
locks
on.
Fishing
industry
on
the
Pacific
Coast
is
entirely
strike-free
today.
All
types
of
fishing
are
now
fair.
The
last
dispute
was
that
involving
some
halibut
fishing
boats
which
had
left
for
the
No.
3
grounds
without
signing
up
with
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
These
have
since
signed
up.
With
a
capacity
list
of
106
round
trip
tourists,
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt,
Alex
McLen
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Everything
Is
Under
Control
Though
government
controls
have
almost
all
been
removed
for
some
months,
we
are
very
proud
to
announce
that
our
price
average
throughout
our
stores
has
not
changed.
Some
prices
have
risen
a
little
but,
to
offset
these
rises,
other
prices
have
gone
down.
AND
BETTER
NEWS
STILL,
ACTUAL
QUALITY
IS
MUCH
BETTER
THAN
BEFORE.
-
Yes!
Things
Are
Definitely
Under
Control
At
Rupert
Peoples
Store
Wallace's
Department
Store
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
CENTRAL
HOTEI
Weekly
and
Monthly
Rate
for
your
convenience
.
.
.
NEWLY
DECORATED
Transient
Rooms
CAFE
In
Connection
LICENSED
PREMISES
(Renovated)
fHONI
II
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
nan,
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
sailing
at
6
p.m.
for
Ketchikan
via
Portland
Canal
whence
she
is
due
back
here
this
evening
for
a
brief
trip
southbound.
The
Chilco
tin's
weekly
cruise
appears
to
be
get
ting
Increasingly
'
popular.
Of
yesterday's
tourists,
seventy-nine
were
American.
The
smart-looking
new
mission
boat
"Messenger
III,"
for
service
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
has
been
placed
in
commission
by
the
Shantymen's
Christian
The
freighter
Hawaiian,
which
'
called
here
to
load
tugboats
built
j
in
Ontario
for
delivery
to
Indo-J
I
China,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
from
San
Francisco.
Had
the
j
vessel
sailed
from
San
Francisco
J
i
for
Indo-Chlna,
without
ever
I
coming
here,
it
would
nevertheless,
have
meant
considerable
Jj
voyaging
toward
the
north.
(There
was
relatively
little
time
lost
in
making
the
call
here.
Two
liners
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
British
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Service
were
in
port
yesterday.
The
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
P.
L.
Leslie,
arrived
at
10
a
jn.
from
Vancouver,
sailing
at
noon
for
.Skag-way
and
other
Alaska
points
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
Saturday
afternoon
southbound.
Practically
all
of
a
capacity
list
of
passengers
were
round
trip
tourists
and
none
disembarked
here.
Last
night
at
9
o'clock
the
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
William
Hubenet,
arrived
from
Vancou
ver,
sailing
at
midnight
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
There
was
the
customary
large
list
of
tourists
on
the
Ade
laide
and
they
made
the,
most
of
what
was
left
of
the
day.
The
United
States
battleship
Iowa,
which
spent,
almost
a
week
at
Vancouver,
sailed
from
there
yesterday
with
but
little
space
to
spare
between
the
top
of
her
masts
and
the
bottom
of
the
harbor
bridge.
While
in
port,
it
was
necessary
for
her
to
keep
two
times
daylight
saving,
In
deference
to
Vancouver,
and
standard,
or
official.
Classified
Advertising
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furniture
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of
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possessions?
Do
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that
present
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of
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and
furniture
are
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percent?
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FOR
B.C.
NEWSPAPER
SALMON
ARM
The
Salmon
Arm
Observer
will
have
a
new
home.
This
newspaper
has
let
the
contract
to
Grabler-Webber
and
Allan.
The
building
wNJ
be
172
by
45,
one
and
two
floors,
1
concrete
tile,
with
a
cement
foundation
and
partial
basement.
The
main
floor
will
contain
the
newspwer
office,
and
accomodation
for
a
modern
store
or
offioc,
with
the
rear
taken
up
by
jab
printing.
The
upper
floor
can
be
rented
for
offices.
Fish
Popular
In
Restaurants
Here
Judging
from
what
local
restaurant
men
say.
the
enjoyment
of
fish
is
pretty
general
among
their
patrons.
They
are
Vsh-consclous
and
eat
it
fried,
baked,
boiled,
steamed.
4
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Pioneer
Japanese
Succumbs
In
South
There
died
recently
at
Christina
Lake,
In
the
Cascade
country,
34-year-old
Hideo
Fukuya,
who
was
born
and
brought
up
at
the
Premier
mine.
He
lived
in
and
around
Stewart
until
he
was
fifteen,
later
moving
with
his
family
to
Vancouver.
He
was
quite
an
athlete.
He
died
from
the
effects
of
heart
disease.
SENTENCED
FOR
DRUNK
DRIVING
In
city
police
court
Monday,
Robert
McFarlane
was
sentenced
to
seven
days
in
jail
and
had
his
drivers'
license
revoked
for
three
months
when
he
was
found
guilty
of
a
charge
of
driving
while
intoxicated.
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