19
Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Monday,
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ll,
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,
dally
air
aervlce
provided
by
j
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
who
'
j
also
carry
mail.
The
trip
aver-
i
ages
six
h
jurs,
with
two
stops.
X
r
fx
PW,
Highway
Beautiful
The
Skeena
Highway,
Highway
No.
16,
or
just
plain
River
Road,
completed
from
Trinee
Rupert
to
Pi
'ince
George
in
1945,
is
to
see
another
phase
of
construction
this
year
a
commencement
of
hard-
And
Air
Another
air
service
will
soon
be
1
operated
by
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines,
a
scheduled
run
from
Vancouver
to
Ocean
Falls,
and
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
Canadian
National
Railway
has
Its
terminal
in
Prince
Rupert,
its
right-of-way
passing!
through
some
of
the
world's
most
magnificent
scenery
arid
historical
territory.
!
The
Skeena
highway,
under-'
going
hard-surfacing
this
sum-
j
nvi,
for
the
most
part,
runs
close!
to
and
parallel
to
the
railroad
Prince
Rupei
t
to
Prince
,
George,
where
It
connects
with'
surfacing.
An
all-weather
traffic
artery,
penetrating
the
heart
of
Central
British
Columbia
has
been
the
""tT"nd
of
northern
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Com-
merce
since
the
road
opened.
Of
particular
demand
Is
a
year-round
road
to
Terrace
from
Prince
Rupert,
sometimes
snowbound
for
several
months
during
the
winter
due
to
a
high
preclpl-
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No
longer
is
Prince
Rupert
a
:
place
difficult
to
come
to
for
it
,
is
today
served
by
all
the
modern
j
means
of
transportation:
steamship,
railway,
bus
and
air
services.
!
Three
steamship
lines,
the
i
Canadiai
National,
Canadian
'
&cific
and
Union,
between
them
twevm
Prince
George
and
Ter
the
transcontiivental
highway
to
jive
Fringe
Rupert
a
daily
service
!
iro-,.
If
A
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:
i
-atlon
area
in
li.e
mountainous
area
halfway
from
either
point.
The
Skeena
highway,
wtwn
black-topped,
is
expected
to
give
race,
100
mi.js
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
granted
recently.
All
along
the
highway,
which
was
completed
in
1945,
are
found
!
fiom
Vancouver.
These
vessels
I
.,'.,
Amotorlit,
leaving
Vancouver,
Mil
the
famed
Inland
Passage
'amid
eowX
'th
e
e
"
the
grandest
of
"J
nery
on
waters
masUy
calm.
f"
Z?in
ffty'
and
motorists
an
outstanding
trafel
remains
of
ancient
B.C.
Indian
feature,
for
in
it
course
of
467
t
1,
1
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Depending
on
the
line,
vessels
i
Rupert.
i
mane
the
trip
from
36
to
721
Also,
a
bus
service
to
smithers,-haifway
Mwn
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George,
is
to
be
operated
by
Canadian
National
mstory,
such
as
the
remarkable
;
miles,
from
Prince
George
to
totem
poles
at
Kispiox,
and
many
!
Prince
Rupert,
it
pat&es
through
tales
of
Indian
lore
about
which
!
-
area
of
apiculture,
mining,
backwoods
people
love
to
speak,
hunting
and
fishing,
lumbering
And
in
Prince
Kuperl
imeif,
one
and
a
tract
cf
scer.ic
fplnrtor
of
the
finest
Indian
curio
collee-
marked
by
historic
Indian
vil-tions
in
the
world
is
housed
in
Its
lages,
totems
and
high
rugged
public
museum.
peaKs.
2
hcurs.
Passengers
ar;
offwHI
tr
best
in
cusine
and
comfort,
making
this
route
a
favorite
among
tourists.
Railways
this
summer.
Fur
the
business
man,
there
is
A
charter
for
air
servile
be-
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S
t
hoofing
Hardware
lumber
cement
paint
etc
COm
AW
LAWNS
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
from
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.,
LTD.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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RIVER
HIGHWAY
Is
what
No.
18
generally
goes
by,
for
most
of
its
467
miles
runs
along
the
Skeena
and
Bulkley
rivers.
Hazelton,
177
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
is
where
the
two
rivers
join.
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MILLIONS
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BEARING
THE
FAMILIAR
.EATON
ADDRESS
LABEL
HAVE
STREAMED
OUT
TO
CUSTOMERS
IN
WESTERN
CANADA
IN
EVER-INCREASING
VOLUME
PROOF
THAT
hATON
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HAS
ALWAYS
BEEN
ABLE
TO
MEET
THE
CHALLENGE
OK
THE
WEST'S
RAPID
GROWTH.
EATON'S
HAS
EXPANDED
WITH
THE
WEST
IN
ORDER
TO
SERVE
THOSE
COMMUNITIES
WHICH
HAVE
FOSTERED
NEW
AND
SUCCESSFUL
INDUSTRIES
INDUSTRIES,
SUCH
AS
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IN
PRINCE
RUPERT.
THIS
NEW
MTLL
SHOULD
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k:ORE
;
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THE
FAME
AND
I'ROSPKRITY
OF
THIS
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CITY
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HEARTIEST
CONGRATULATIONS
AND
!
liEST
WISHES
FOR
SUCCESS
TO
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