Union
S.S.
Appointments
BETTER
COMMUNICATIONS
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rrom
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
Srptrmber
7.
1851
Mr.
OEsten.
after
considerable
Mitt
FORREST
a1
M
Big
Station
Burns
Lake
What
will
be
the
largest
station
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
be-
SHOWS
AT
P.M.
V-'l
I
II
ID
7
P.M.
-
9
Clearance
Boys'
And
Youths'
Clothes
SAT.
MATINEE
2
discussion
from
the
floor,
moved
to
withdraw
the
motion.
INTERIOR
AIR
MAIL
Because
of
greater
demand
for
service
throughout
central
B.C.,
due
to
"the
Alcan
development,"
airmail
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
will
be
urged
by
the
Associated
Boards,
as
passed
in
a
resolution.
OTHER
RESOLUTIONS
Other
resolutions
passed
included
:
Submitted
by
Prince
George
thai,
existing
highway
50
miles
east
of
Prince
George
be
extended
to
meet
a
road
at
Mc-Bride.
thus
connecting
Prince
j
tween
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
built
at
the
boom
town
;
of
Burns
Lake,
316
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert.
An
unprecedented
wave
of
prosperity
has
been
brought
because
it
is
the
Jumping
off
point
for
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
for
taking;
supplies
and
equipment
into
the
monster
dam
projects
on
the
Sale
Of
Schoolgirls
Clothes
For
Fall
And
Winter
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
M
SELECTED
Reduced
50
25f
SHORTS
And
NEW,
r
-
JJ
n
Nechako
River.
Tenders
are
being
called
for
the
modern-type
structure
which
will
be
98
feet
long.
There
will
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
I
...
1''.....-
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HHi
n.l
nmdl
also
be
300-foot
platforms
on
either
end
of
the
railway
station
estimah-d
cost
of
which
is
put
at
$50,000.
The
sum
of
$20,000
is
beln-spent
otherwise
on
railroad
changes
at
Burns
Lake.
A
separate
express
agency
has
just
been
opened
there.
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
Evening
sh(mi
,
(
Saturday
Matin,;.,
G.orge
to
Jasper
and
"complet-:
ins
a
network
of
highways."
Prince
George
A
request
to
l
the
Game
Commission
that
fish
1
hatcheries
be
located
in
north-!
!
central
part
of
the
province,1
duo
to
depletion
of
game
fish
in
the
w
hole
area.
Reasons
of
de-1
pletion
were
decided
increase
in
local
population
and
higher!
I
tourist
fishing.
j
?mithers
B.
C.
Power
Com-!
mission
to
t-
asked
for
more,
'electricity
available
to
farmers
GERALD
RISHTON
HAROLD
CROMPTON
Announcement
has
been
made
by
Union
Steamships
Limited
that
Gerald
Rushton,
traffic
manager,
has
been
appointed
general
traffic
manager.
Harold
Crompton,
assistant
traffic
manager,
has
been
appointed
passenger
traffic
manager.
Mr.
Ru.'hton,
who
joined
thj
company
from
Liverpool
in
1920.
Is
a
member
of
the
Vancouver
Central
Lions
Club.
He
served
with
the
Loyals
overseas,
also
with
the
65th
L.A
A.
Regt.
(Irish
Fusl-korsi.
Mr.
Crompton.
who
entered
the
Union
Steamship
service
is
1934.
is
a
past
president
of,
the
Vancouver
Passengermen's
A
sociation
and
is
a
director
of
the
Vancouver
Tourist
Association
and
B..
Automobile
Association.
Both
Mr.
Rushton
and
Mr.
Crompton
are
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
A
Good
Hosl
is
a
Mind
Reader
Elderly
Couple
I
Prepare
Graves
1.1
and
REPAIR
WOP
i
WOODNORTH.
Man
William.
i
Leach,
aged
86.
and
Mrs.
Leach,;,
l
ft,
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD,
Tastes
differ.
Some
like
dry
drinks,
others
the
opposite,
sweet
drinks.
Burnett's
is
an
EX1RA
Onlv
because
unl".
add
j
ran
vou
lor
electrification
of
farms
due:
tc
high
cost
of
labor.
Smithers
That
the
Dominion
Farm
Loan
Board
be
approached
tc
make
available
loans
to
farmers
for
capital
expansion
at
low
inV
-rests.
McBride
Reconstruction
of
a
icad
briclse
across
Fraser
River
79,
tach
ln
good
health,
have
pre-
;
pared
their
own
graves.
They
re-'
cently
completed
cement
vaults,,
side
by
side,
In
the
village
ceme-1
tery.
Prince
Rupert
Air
Field
Backed
by
Associated
Bds.
215
1st
Avenue
West
DRY
(unsweeteneu,
,
and
meet
Phone
90!)
r
o.
ht
or
leave
out
the
sweu.
every
individual
preference;
cn
the
Tete
Jaune
highway.
Kurt
Fraser
-Request
RCMP
to
I
enforce
sptjd
regulations
as
in-
j
JaiforiiiQ
fc
Tucwt'll
Island
"is
the
most
economical
ant
or
dicated
by
road
signs.
Consider-
...
,
.,
Vrinoa
!?,.
ab'e
difcession
arose
irom
mis
i-"-
j-.
...rw.f
at
the
Associated
-esoiut
on
as
speed
driving
on,
Norton
Youngs
said
yesterday
Hichwav
16
was
condemned
by
;
,
...
.
.
BURNETTS
several
interior
delegates.
boards
convention
novo
n
.tvi
F
M
Dockrill,
Tclkwa,
,
Speaking
to
the
resolution
and
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene.
Prince
calling
for
immediate
study
by
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
;
the
toilor
England
Prefers
..ic.i,
voted
against
this
reso-
the
Department
of
Transport
of
rnnnHlfin
WfpH
WUIIUUIUII
VVCCU
lution,
holding
that
in
most
the
island
for
an
air
field,
Mr.
es.
"siow
signs
were
not
in
Youngs
said
the
cast
a.s
estl-
eimcce.
Out.
J.
K.
Perrett,
S
LONDON
DRV
u...
ngnt
p.acet.
i"uicu
oy
vauauiuu
rn
irimi
i
f
inrt
with.
Ih
Ontnrln
In-
Thor.fl
849
220
Sixth
St.
be
about
Chairman
Vt.,1.
Scott
read
lines
engineers
would
from
Earle
$500,000.
letter
l
parts
of
a
bacco
grcwitig
industry.
Just
back
from
a
visit
to
England,
El
1
1
Onlv
a
eravel
field
would
be
SKE
I
S
FOR
,
needed
there,
he
said,
ami
rays
Canadian
fluv-curod
tobac-
I
v
1
.-..7'.
"that's
all
the
airlines
require."
co
is
exfemely
popular
witn
.
I
Hoists.
All-Steel
Dump
Dudley
"CPA
has
given
us
to
un.lei-
British
manufacturers.
The
stand
that
if
we
had
a
landing
amount
they
would
buy
is
limited
I
Winches-all
sizes.
Heavy
and
MODERN
four
stunning
p;
$149.75
and
up
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
f.eld
here
much
of
their
north-
only
by
the
volume
of
dollars
al-ern
traffic
would
be
rerouted
lowed
them
by
the
government,
here,
including
a
direct
flight
oianley
Gardner,
mysiery-
itei
,
who
had
intended
making
a
trp
to
Prince
Rupert
this
summer.
.ui
Gardner
had
decidPd
against
it,
because
he
was
"afraid"
'
)
take
his
life
in
his
hand;,
he
wrote,
at
the
hands
oi
dangerous
drivers
on
the
highway.
He
travelled
only
a
few
miles
west
of
Prince
George.
Anchorage
Requesting
Canadian
Pacilic
Steamships
to
"re-
to
Vancouver.''
Only
disadvantage
of
the
Tugwell
Island
base,
he
said,
was
that
six
miles
of
water
separated
it
from
Prince
Rupert,
All
Certified
Operators
for
hish
pressure
and
general
wrldinf
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
-1st
V..
Phone
Orren
HM
GORDON
&
ANDERSO
but
"a
good
water
taxi
can
cover
Third
Avenue
time
of
cons'tier
re-establishing
winter
that
in
25
-minutes
any
SPLASH
WITH
THIS
tervice
to
AiasKan
potts,
recently
the
year."
withdrawn
by
the
company.
He
said
the
Inland
already
had
Miss
Elizabeth
Winn,
Juneau
been
surveyed
and
sounded
every
Chamber
of
Comerce
delegate,
to
feet.
raid.
un.
s
s
uch
a
service
could
"li
provides
a
7200-foot
lie!1
be
maintained
for
Alaskan
ports
0n
a
flat
island
with
Ions
ap-
of
Juneau.
Skagway
and
An-
proaches.
and
out
of
the
foj
chorage.
only
other
facility
of
belt."
transportation
south
remaining
ine
resolution
was
ui-.ini-
WERE
MAKING
A
BIG
parsed
by
the
cuiivtr
mously
tion.
-
'I
'1r:'"
""-
'"A"-
?
t
due
to
weather
con-
OP.JECTIVK
SS2O.0t
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
'
'-y
"
'J
r
v
Mvt"
m
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Request
that
both
t
J-;
;
,
,
'
-
1
ijtl
.
u-
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
r.'V-W
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;
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I
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1
V'J
?3
i
of
.Central
B.C..
and
the
Affili-
Sfr-V
&r'lil
K
-
"T
SM
'
t
iK
latetl
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
fyit--Zig
"
j&5fvt)r
Afrt.-
southeastern
Alaska,
prevail
on
t'zL'7''
'
y:
-'
'
'
hetr
r2spective
governments
to
f0T
Pi
Not
time
Prince
Rupert-Haines
barge
fer-
vice.
SATURDAY
ONLY
Hun
taiy
chorage
A
resolution
that
the
Alaska
and
Central
B.
C.
RED
SHIELD
SERVICES
Apprvximotrly
1,546,000
Con-odiant
wcrt
materially
hlpd
latt
yar
by
rht
ptf
tonal
rvicn
i
th
SalvHion
Army
in
tt
Mafvrnity
Homo
Oanaral
Hetprtots
Old
Folht'
HomM
f
rln
ana
Polic
Covrt
Work
ChiWrtn'i
Horn
Childrn'f
Summar
Camps
f-
Electric
Ranges
i
"
5
a
Lamps
bod
es
ask
respective
government,
to
study
possibility
of
removal
ot
trade
restrictions
be-,
tween
B.
C.
and
Alaska
so
that
Uie
n
i-rthern
state
might
pur-1
cha:
most
of
its
food
products1
from
B.C.
for
mutual
benefit,
i
Misting
Frwndt'
Sarvk
fr
Labour
tarvic
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colurdbia.
Famous
Flambeau
Outboard
Motors
Mon'f
Hottali
1
f
Refrigerators
f
Washing
Machines
,
f-
Food
Mixers
LOCAL
APPEAL
SEPT.
4-25
h
Tom
Christie
Campaign
Chair.
Console
Combination
Radios
Co,h
NcW
and
Gladding
Campaign
Treas
S
N
M
H
ll
1
4
Campaign
Headquarters
i.
percy
tinker
&
c
o.,
i.tk.
b;sm:f
block
phone
57
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THESE
AND
MANY
OTHER
ITEMS
ARE
SELLING
AT
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICES
TO
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
NEW
STOCK
We
further
wish
to
announce
that
our
business'
is
being
extended
to
include
the
hm
McCUlLOCH
PRODUCTS
which
include
chain
saws,
chain
grinders,
earth
drills,
augers
&
pumps,
and
that
in
addition
to
stocking
this
line
we
will
maintain
an
efficient
PARTS
ond
VICE
DEPOT.
MR.
ART
BYERS,
representing'
McCull
och
Motors,
will
be
at
our,
store
all
day
Sotur
ScDt.
8.
to
conduct
demonstrations
of
the
SDectacular
McCULLOCH
CHAIN
SAW.
We
join
'r
Owinp,
to
increases
in
freight
and
labor
co'-ts
we
find
it
isccv.sury
to
raise
the
price
of
coal.
Our
customers
may
take
advantage
cf
stocks
now
on
ii'.tKl
by
ordering
before
Sept"mber
12th
cn
which
date
new
p-'ices
will
i-o
into
effect.
Any
orders
received
up
to
that
date
will
be
delivered
when
required
during
Septcjnb'jr.
Any
orcieis
for
less
than
one
ton
lots
will
be
delivered
COD.
New
prices
Kffrctive
Sept.
12th
on
Foothills
Soulless
t'oaj
LUMP
$21.25
pertonsocked
EGG
$20.75
pertonsocked
NUT
$19.00
pertonsocked
STOKER
-$16.50
per
ton
socked
PHONE
651
NOW
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.,Ltd.
900
2nd
Ave.
West
COAL
LUMBER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
him
in
extendina
o
verv
cordinl
invitntinn
to
oil
Woodsmen
Ennineers
ProsDectorS,
Control
TK11
advertitcment
it
tw4
piibltikid
or
displaytd
by
tkt
Ltattoi
Control
Bord
or
by
tKe
OotrMtenl
i
Btfc
Columbia.
.
p
gi
and
f-arncrs,
to
drop
in
and
discuss
your
problems
with'him.
EXAMINE
THIS
REMARKABLE
SAW
FOR
YOURSELF!
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H.
MODERN
PLUMBING
Is
a
wise
Investment,
ln
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
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Blue
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