,
M.ui.rii
mu
a.wi
...
m,
s.mlt
Ste.
Marie
to
trans-
v
Moose
Women
Destroyer
Rescues
means
nf
travel
hnvo
piu
o
'
n
timber
to
the
U.S.
border
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
October
3,
1951
;ltl
time
to
Sff
'
',
!
loss
of
some
$70,000
annually
la
U"t
funds
rim
out
when
the
line
,
i
ll'..,tnnrf
,1,11
t)mt
Q'flt
Apply
to
Abandon
.
One-Tinip
PoDLilar
H.
.....
'1
i
""oyer
uni
t,
Discuss
Bazaar
Helicopter
Crew
anil
sw,i
.,
,
t,J!:
the
road
and
the
j
At
one
time,
thousand,
of
pas-
the
end
of
unuer
comiT
Plans
for
the
cimibis
bazaar
TOKYO
Ri.eiie
of
n
h.n.
hi,
..
"u"
'(
li
ALdf
ris
wcrivijr
JUUC
Hie
brum
"
i
i
lm,ur
fore
f,r
under
Uirimr
The
line
was
sold
vacation
month
I
c
were
discussed
by
the
1
u'.'Uclty
PODtM.
in
distress-
u-hlle
on
th.
.hi...
r
Central
Interior
RAVELS
Ontario
Railroad
1903
and
a
new
in
i
v,
u
th
nnv
rvr.,1,,.,4
t
elosure
'-"or
g,.,
and
membership
conimif.ee
of
rescue
mission,
was
a
highlight
1..
jj.
..rnntCfl
H
11
Hie
AtUUU
LWll-
...
-
,..,.
.
"
.
.
.
rfitiliji
$16i)
in
passenger
revenue.
"
..
,rf,.n.rpH
its
bond
interest
lnc
omen
u.
.e
of
a
recent
patrol
by
the
Cana-
drew
N
B
The
locomotive,
hauiing
sev-
"
Q1V
and
the
line
was
sold
to
lr'l'
iast
nlgnl
ac
lne
"ume
ol
dian
destroyer
Sioux
off
the
Tin
.
.
.
iancjc(ine
Uami's
ianj
eral
Height
iiupi,
cars
and
u
a
a
shabby
snauoy
',
.,n,iinn
Canadian
Northern
Northern,
subs,
subse-
Mr?.
W.
D-ckens.
west
coast
Oi
voiea.
mui
bark
t
'
it
r
oiiowiny
me
oat,.ies.'
Bc..l'l
ni
miw.a.v
uom
u
rirltish
;rii;f,n
!!.rtak,
:;.
'rM'iok
wooden
coach,
makes
the
round
t!
absorbed
by
the
CNR.
tiip
to
Westport
each
Thursday.
9ue"u
C
A.
Moo.e
Four
other
days
cf
the
week
it
Conducr
r,
re-
rf.
shn.er.ts
were
served
by
the
-a"er
uau
ueru
urcea
uocrj
on
lor
t.ie
1
.,
.
j
....
ti
.
Liue-rnii
on
me
enemv
Kniir-p
..v..,-.,,,.!..
goes
to
Napanee
by
way
of
Forfar
""
Z
"
1
J.
J
ss
Te
crew
was
p.cked
up
Lv
a
atta
EROCICVILLE
Ont.
(t
A
railroad
that
brought
thousands
of
United
States
and
Canadian
dollars
in
to
the
Rideau
Lakes
country
for
mo-e
than
half
a
century
may
soon
cease
to
exist.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
has
applied
to
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissi
ir.ers
1
1
abandon
the
line,
connecting
th.s
city
with
Westport,
40
miles
nest
of
here.
Spins
Her
Own
Yarn
A
Gould
and
an
agent
for
them.
Cirizzlv
Tale
Moose
Huntin-
He
said
tha:
mine
made
him
think
the
Jap
were
coming,
and
-
HOUSTON.
Walked
along
the
he
fet
like
.sleeping
under
the
i-iver
bank
and
took
,
some
photos
becj
of
the
mountains,
which
looked
rnnversatiun
in
the
evening
which
is
about
10
miles
from
...h-,,
nnA
vncationisu
.
.
he...
-pter
a.
.ached
to
the
car-
operation
w,
w
-
ii
Mimp-
i
thu
nil
l
ha
HH"
era
ra
-
-i
...
.
...
......
u
.
...
.
...
.....
rlPri
m
lrr
conur
ran
out
of
uietcri
n.vi
Westport.
Re-entiv,
on
wnai
may
nave
br.mt'lit
a
twinge
of
nostalgia
to
iue'
vr.
rut:
e
to
Its
mother
ship
'
F.ND
OF
DKKAM
been
the
last
summer's
excursion
The
men
whj
built
the
line
thv
line
will
ever
run,
a
group
of
.Italian,
agents
in
the
six
com-
and
landed
on
a
small
island
D
V.
s
v
intended
it
to
connect
Brockville
Brockville
beauties
dressed
in
inunitit::
aiuig
tne
line.
ine
tiioux,
dispatched
to
the
p
ane
for
Vancuuv
I
,i
i
rjrjr
r.
r';-','''-?'
'awwwrorwiw'tp'-w
i
-
Kv
-.v
r-
Vtivtt-.-t-r
-
,.
glorious.
Encountered
some
very
pleasant
people.
Was
invited
u
p.irtake
of
some
very
ex:el:ent
Indian
relish
which
was
in
the
making.
Wa.s
akeb
by
an
old
gentleman.
"When
are
you
gohij
to
return?"
Meaning,
of
:ou:s;,
to
the
old
country.
So
it
is
evident
where
I
hail
t.-uin.
H)a-ever,
I
was
also
told
that.
dj..
that
I
had
the
ilt
of
the
b
ir-ncy.
'
Met
Mrs.
E.
Watson,
v.l.o
liu
:
been
in
Tclkwa
for
lour
e.ir,
bul
had
previously
Ihed
i:i
Tj.o-ley.
since
1923.
She
was
knr.t.n
socVs
for
a
member
of
her
family?
The
wool
wi
h
which
w'a
knitting
had
b?en
expe..!;
pjn
with
her
spinning!-.:,
and
previously
earned
with
ha.
Carjdmg
macnina.
Sr.e
v.
is
us.i-u
tans
of
finely
opun
wvol.
Slid
wa.s
knktmg
tne'heeis
dou-b.v,
khi
had
no.
wi.:hei
aithc
Lio.ii0
out.
Vne:i
1
as.-:ed
'her
turned
to
bear
hunting,
and
a
tale
was
told
of
a
grizzly
who
threw
ties
at
a
man
who
feigned
death
and
buried
him,
but
who
lived
to
tel!
the
tale.
A
fellow
traveller
had
travelled
on
the
same
slip
on
the
Australian
run.
and
conversation
turned
to
mosquitoes,
flies
and
white
ants,
and
that
one
could
buy
a
pound
of
steak,
a
dozen
eeirs
and
a
p
mnd
f
butter
for
the
equivalent
of
a
dollar.
Had
a
night-cap
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bassinger,
and
the
M
Auanix
Was
itiown
by
Mr.
Vau.-1-..m,
a
Prinze
Rupert
Board
ji
Ti
acie
Certificate.
No.
91,
issued
January
31.
1913.
to
Charles
A.
Vaaghan,
Esq..
of
whi:h
he
rineu
cry
rroud.
E'.ir.e;
Dyck
and
Gerald
Bates
jf
Telkwa
packed
away
from
12
j
13
hui.intd
pounds
of
meat
lvm
two
tuii
moose-
killed
to-e.i-.ur.
12
iai.t-5
fo.it.icxst
of
didn't
whom
ou.
fro.n.
.-he
said
sne
i.r.Sw
as
the
-"'lan
irom
ASK
FO
SCOTIAND'S
fAVOURITI
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
o;
uej
10
get
it
oiau
t
raise
.-p
a..y
ni'.
re.
"
'
Ruined
a
p..!r
cf
nylons,
from;
i
.a
.
.n
:ny
shoe,
which
M.'--.
.;...o.i
kn.diy
fixed
for
me.
V.-33
luit
a
Smith-Coronal
I
i
u
-
t
;;e'r.ter
by
Don
'
.
.
,-
i
Naiural
Gas
Making
Power!
VIC
.
CKIA
U;e
of
natural
gas
.
:u.i
it;
two
dioss-1
electric
gen-i
i
at:".g
units
at
Dawson
Creek
liar-
resulted
in
a
fuel
saving
of
5ii
per
cent,
it
vas
levealed
in
,..t
niuii
h
y
cprations
report
of
t.ie
British
Columbia
Power
Commission.
5
nee
.f
the
commencement
of
u
c
ol
gas
for
the
engines
last
D
cembPi,
fuel
cost
per
kilowatt
hour
gene
ated
decreased
from
1
419
cents
to
62
cents.
1
Being
of
the
tluai-fuel
type,
t'.
865-hoi
Sf-piwpr
Coopt-r-Bes-'
s'mc
engines
formerly
used
ilicse!
o
l,
thus
a
ready
comparison
was
available.
..
f
jEm
Bom
1820-
)
Distilled,
Iilendfl
una
'
Hot
tied
in
Scotland
Content!
2tH
on.
OHM
WALKER
&
SONS
LfO.
Scotch
Whisky
Distillen
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
Students
Protest
Closing
of
School
This
advertisement
Is
not
publish?
SALMON
ARM.
Suspension
of
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conarol
.
tho
nnhli-
sehnnh
help
ra.isp.-i
Board
or
by
the
(.lovcrnment
o!
.
.
-
-
I
v
ns
v
-
r;
----
r-;i
i
rZ---
s"t-:-,
'
"
!
C
.
?
v,
t,
vX',V
V'
--Lr-s',-
"V-"
---V
'
British
Columbia
a
demonstration
by
school
stu
dents
who.
to
the
number
of
300,
ftormed
the
school.
and
snake-paraded
through
the
streets
yesterday.
They
carried
banntri
Hiui
p.a:k.,rci.s
on
which
appeared
the
woi
Is
"We
Want
School."
INDIAN'
f
IT.:"-!
foi.d
crcps
occupy
fju'-fiflno
i'f
th"
cu:ivated
land
in
th?
Ke-
''"i
c
of
India,
the
average
'
ii
'
iy
having
iers
than
ii.e
CHILI
SAUCE
25
average
rip
tomatets
2
green
pepperf
2
red
pepper
8
onions
t
tablespoons
sugar
4
teaspoons
salt
1
tablespoon
of
ground
allspico
1
large
stick
cinnamon
V
teaspoons
Colman't
mustord
1
qt.
vinegar
Peel
and
slice
tomatoes.
Chop
peppers
and
onions
and
combine
with
tomatoes.
Mix
other
ingredients
and
pour
ovef
vegetables.
Cook
until
thick
and
seal
in
sterilized
jars.
.
,
,.
...
,
MR.
DONALD
MacLEAN
.
.
.
Sfit
:
TtM
:.
ere
What
do
you
figure
to
do
with
your
Bonds
?
I'm
going
to
keep
them
for
my
old
age.
It's
a
long
way
off
yet,
but
if
I
keep
on
buying
Bonds
I'll
really
have
something
to
fall
back
on
when
I'm
too
old
to
work.
Haven'
you
any
idea
of
buying
a
car
or
a
houso
or
something
like
that
with
the
money
from
your
Bonds
?
No,
not
for
me
.
.
.
just
for
my.
old
age,
that's
all.
They're
kind
of
extra
insurance.
NOW
BETTEK
THAN
EVER
,
Canada
Savings
Bonds
6th
Series
mature
in
10
yean
,
and
9
months
from
date
of
issue
and
bear
ten
3
coupons.
a
Donald
Macltan
drives
a
big
Diesel-powered
twitching
engine
in
the
Com-dian
Pacific
Railway
yards
at
Sdw
brooke,
Oue.
Scotfuh-born,
he
tai
lived
in
Sherbroolct
most
ol
hit
m"f
years
in
Canada,
and
is
a
contented
railroader.
He
lives
with
hit
wife
duplex
at
97
Mount
Pleasant
Avenue,
a
quiet
Sherbroolce
flreef.
They
have
no
children.
Mr.
Moclson
is
one
ol
mo
Canadians
who
"
(hart
a
million
regularly
with
Canada
Savings
Bon.
Why
did
you
buy
your
CanadaSavings
Bond,
Mr.
Maclean
?
My
Bond
?
Man,
I've
bought
Bonds
every
year.
I
buy
them
to
save
money.
It's
an
easy
way
to
build
up
a
little
something.
Did
you
buy
them
through
your
bank
?
No,
I
didn't.
I
bought
them
through
the
Company.
That
is
they
took
the
money
for
thg
payments
off
my
pay
until
they
were
all
paid
for.
That's
the
easy
way,
to
my
thinking,
to
set
something
aside,
without
missing
it
much.
,
Mr.
Maclean,
have
you
found
it
necessary
to
cash
in
your
Bonds,
say
for
some
fami'y
emergency?
,
I
have
not.
I
have
every
one
of
them,
and
I
bought
them
every
time
they
came
around.
I
think
they
are
really
worth
having,
that's
why
I
buy
them.
The
firsl
coupon
covers
1
year
and
9
months
and
is
payable
on
August
1st,
1
953;
subsequent
coupons
come
due
August
1
st
yearly
thereafter
until
maturity.
If
cashed
before
August
1st,
1953,
sinple
interest
is
paid
at
2
per
year,
calculated
monthly.
If
held
to
maturity
the
overall
yield
is
equivalent
to
JAW1
T
'
"
-
'r
4
"
K
t
,
J
J.l
o
per
year.
The
limit
for
holdings
in
any
one
name
is
$5,000
in
the
6th
Serie.
The
bonds
are
cashable
at
full
face
value,
plus
interest
at
any
time
at
any
bank
in
Canada.
They
are
registered
in
the
owner's
name.
They
are
non-
assignable
and
non-transferable.
AT
WVSWJ
DfAUKS,
AND
THROW"
THEPAmOU
SAVINGS
CANADA
SAVINGS
BONDS
soom
on
sale
PI
way
Leading
:
With
the
Best
in
Watches
....in.
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tm
ii
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