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return
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of
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for
:
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Rupert
n;.
current
brief
he-
C.;ajst.
The
j
advised
the
.jnfccr
of
Com-n
..ivitcd
him
to
dlseu-sion
of
of
this
port
and
...;u?
The
min-rr?rct
that
It
oi
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t
i
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SPOKI
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;en
a
'remend
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minor
!ic
last
few
years,
Ki
Catharines
could
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.
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:nern
out
of
trou-;
be
che
slogan
of
i
and
it's
payin?
r.
In
1938.
when
a
s:,
as
first
organ-,
!3)
juveniles
in
1946
there
were
13
.
,
one
was
a
re-
:!
credit
rnust
go
!
iie
Public
School
r
Association,
while
'
itibj,
cave
active
.
ij
1939,
teachers
at-
6:30
a.m.
to
.
.
:.
.ur's
hockey
prac-ity
-owned
arena
be-Eacb
year
the
city
i
r.t'fe
hockey
teams
f
:p'
and
Juvenile
Oi
.-..r'.a
Minor
Hockey
or
'v
ncial
olayctfs.
tv
!
w-:.
tne
teams
nave
it
.
p:
.
:Dle
21
tham-
:q
have
been
run-lu.st
about
every
ArHrd
incentive
iccn
MINER
ON
PODIUM
PMCASTER.
England
0-A
r-c;j
miiirr
took
over
'a
direrJon
of
"The
Stud-I'rtnce
when
W.
E.
Rawd-dircjr
a
Doncaster
Thes-Amitear
Operatic
Society
''
Tir
.haw
was
a
exeat
LEFTOVERS
RANSFORMED
Last
night's
leftover
roast
makes
tonight's
Magic"
Meat
Rolls
,bttbiittrr
'Jl
choppy
Miovrr
mm
rhopprd
onlont
fpn
dour
lp.
Mnjlc
Raln
Po0r
'P.
ult
hnrtnlnt
'"P
milk,
or
half
milk
nd
.r
I'l
.
nii-ii
nHi
i
I"7
,arr
li4rrdlenu.
mix
In
Euoh
nl,.!e""IJlluldlomake
x.ft
bi.ij.i
flurel
boardi
En.
.
li
meat
mlnure.
Roll
Ilka
C
.h?
,n
hot
"
(475
F.)
U'loiauce.
New
Long
Term
Policies
(Cnnt,nuej
minister
said.
"We
have
separate
boarda
and
commissions
responsible
to
the
Minister
ot
Transport
such
as
the
National
Hatbors
Board
and
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
Now
we
are
considering
the
formation
of
a
Maritime
Commission
which
would
have
control
over
all
maritime
operations.
Within
the
past
few
weeks,
the
govern
ment
decided
on
the
unifying
of
all
transportation
economics
under
a
central
Bureau
of
Transportation
Economics.
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"But
Canada's
.'uture
is
not
You
saw
it
in
The
News
I
V
lnter-linked
with
tne
other,
and
in
this
picture
of
expanding
domestic
relations,
the
Important
link
is
transportation.
Transportation
it
the
llfeblood
of
our
economy.
Without
transportation
Canada
could
not
progress.
It
Is
the
blood
flowing
through
the
veins
and
arteries
of
our
country.
"The
question,
therefore,
arises:
What
Is
the
position
of
transportation
in
Canada
today?
What
has
been
done
thus
far?
Can
we
look
with
satisfaction
upon
the
work
and
toll
of
those
tied
merely
to
her
farms,
mines
who
down
the
years
have
built
and
minerals.
Already,
new
our
various
forms
of
transpor-
though
she
is
to
the
industriaHtation?
world,
she
Is
one
of
the
world's
industrial
"Big
Four,"
and
with
Germany
and
Japan
eliminated
for
a
considerable
time
at
least
as
producing
nations,
Canada
Is
determined
to
capture
her
full
share
of
their
former
overseas
Vrade.
"In
order
to
do
this,
she
must
look
to
her
transportation
sys
tern.
Trade
and
transportation
are
closely
related.
The
one
is
MARSHALL
SWORN
IN
General
Marshall
Takes
Over
Duties
Today
"In
Safe
Hands,"
Truman
Says
WASHINGTON
DC.
O-Gen-eral
George
C.
Marshall
took
the
oath
Tuesday
as
United
States
State
Secretary
and
pledged
that
"111
do
my
best."
Marshall
declared
he
"could
not
be
drafted
for
any
political
office."
President
Truman
gave
assurance
that
with
the
wartime
chief
of
staff
duties
of
the
Secretary
of
State
were
in
safe
hands.
In
the
event
of
anything
happening
to
Truman
before
he
completes
office,
Marshall,
as
Secretary
of
State,
would
be
In
asor.s
is
the
une
for
the
presidency.
ii)
Kirai
piay-
ubs
of
profes-
-i
,'
the
only
ml-".u!
aired
in
St.
.
u
oriution
also
:
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f:r!d
meets
:cr
cries
in
ln--
,
i
n
St
Cath--r
riUcl
by
three
''
ii.'
!a'cflfflrnelcl
service
clubs
us.
Vetera!,
are
volunteer
a
:!;.imon
js
of
five
,r
ihrir
teams
i
a
ial
playdowns.
aid
board
of
edu-v
opoiale
play-
jmmer
months.
MUST
ALWAYS
he
progressive
"Transportation
must
be
forever
progressive.
Competition
between
various
means
of
transportation
Is
sufficiently
keen
to
a&yirc
constant
development,
and
it
is
the
task
of
both
federal
and
provincial
governments
to
see
that
every
assistance
Is
given
to
this
march
of
progress,
whether
H
be
railways,
shipping,
aviation
or
highway
"Our
railways
whether
they
be
government
or
privately
owned
must
retain
their
pre
tmlnent
position
lif
the
trans
portation
of
this
country.
There
must
be
no
regression,
but
rather
expansion
and
betterment
of
their
facilities.
In
my
opinion,
railroads
are
the
very
backbone
of
our
economy,
as
they
remain
the
largest
employers
of
labor
and
the
largest
purchasers
of
material.
We
must
never
let
ourselves
forget
these
two
vital
facts.
Our
railways
must
ever
be
maintained
at
a
high
standard
of
efficiency
to
enable
them
to
meet
any
emergency.
"These
statements
suffice
to
amply
demonstrate
the
import
ant
part
played
by
Canada
in
the
development
and
progress
of
the
railways.
It
was
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
who
once
aid
that
"The
lallway
found
Canada
scarcely
a
eeoerarjhlc
expression
Md
made
it
a
nation."
FRANCOIS
LAKE
IS
TREACHEROUS
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Spells
of
extreme
cold
and
then
mild
weather
have
made
the
ice
on
the
lake
treachrous.
Cars
have
been
across
but
there
are
cracks
so
wide
that
crossing
them
has
been
quite
an
undertaking.
Several
people
have
been
walking
across
though.
The
road
round
the
head
of
the
lake
is
passable
but
not
good
enough
for
any-thin?
but
essential
driving.
John
Harrison's
truck
loaded
with
lumiber
Is
broken
down
west
or
here
with
a
broken
axle.
Timely
TERRACE,
Topics
Mrs.
Lorna
Calder
and
Mrs
Stan
Olson
returned
from
Prince
Rupert,
on
Monday
evening.
Mrs.
William
Prince
Rupert
night's
train.
Hagen
left
fo:
on
Tuesday
Stan
Cameron,
agent
for
Standard
Oil,
was
In
Terrace
on
Tuesday
on
business.
F.
P.
Levirs,
inspector
of
schools,
returned
to
Telkwa
on
Monday
evening.
Terrace
recen1
ty
welcomed
its
first
Dutch
war
bride.
She
is
the
wife
of
Tom
Julseth
who
was
in
Holland
with
the
Canadian
occupation
forces.
Geoff
Lamibly
has
been
busy
during
the
last
few
weeks
making
alterations
designed
to
enlarge
and
modernize
the
Snack
Bar.
When
completed,
the
Snack
Bar
will
be
ab;e
to
seat
twice
its
present
capacity.
Living
quarters
are
being
built
adjac
ent
to
the
business
NORWICH,
England
0
Rare
wild
birds
are
being
slaughtered
in
Norfolk
sanctuaries
and
sold
for
game
pies,
charges
the
Nor
folk
and
Norwich
Naturalists'
Society.
BXfrm0
mtcA
m
my
t
is
RADIANT
ROASTED
TO
CAPTURE
EVERY
ATOM
OF
DELICIOUS
FIAV0R.ITS
GOOD
TO
THE
LAST
PRO"!
I
I
I
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
MH-II36
Geo.
J.
Dawes
The
Auctioneer
Sales
Every
Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED,
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
prinok"
"iuTpert
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Bldg.)
PHONES:
Bui
Dlue
Uft
Res.
Red
127
Aik
for
George
CONSUMERS
i
jSr
ynTTiTHpij
X
7"ACUUM-packel,
straight
from
tlie
roaM-jHjRVVilTfl
L
ing
ovens
with
all
its
glorious
fragrance
(IjlAMLjUMB'
and
flavor
sealed
in
by
the
wonderful
Vila
Fresh
Prores,
No
goodncsf
can
get
out
.
.
.
no
air
can
get
in.
It's
truly
roaster-fresh.
Try
it
today.
I
-
-
"""CiieC
MS
I
ITSBLtNDfh
2r
A
Product
of
Gnra
Foodt
DON'T
LET
YOUR
ORDERS
GO
TOO
LATE!
situation
Is
not
so
good.
Orders
are
piling
up
and
the
supply
You
are
advised
to
keep
your
orders
well
in
advance
to
give
us
the
best
possible
chance
to
keep
you
supplied.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
Francois
Lake
News
Two
families
will
be
moving
in
before
long.
The
Calder
family
from
Prince
Rupert
will
be
moving
into
the
Brownlee
farm.
There
are
three
youngsters
in
this
family.
Tne
Evan
Noble
Mrs.
J.
Jeffrey
and
Bobby
and
Phyllis
have
returned
from
Puyalhlp,
Washington,
where
they
were
vltftlng
during
the
holidays.
This
is
the
first
time
that
Mrs.
Jeffreys
and
her
sistei
and
two
brothers
rwve
been
to
ther
elnce
they
were
very
young.
The
schools
throughout
the
district
were
closed
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
of
last
week
as
the
temperature
was
well
beyond
20
below
zero.
Peter
Reed
of
II.M.C.S.
Cres
cent
spent
two
weeks
leave
'Y
his
parents.
He
has
reentry
returned
from
Mexico
and
expects
soon
to
be
going
to
either
Australia
or
England.
Eleveji
year
old
Winona
Hank
?
broke
hen
leg
while
tobogannlng
with
other
children
late
Tuesday
afternoon
at
Grassy
Plains
The
temperature
was
down
to
10
below
and
she
was
wrapped
in
quilt
and
placed
on
a
folded
FOR
SALE
Home
In
Section
Two,
with
double
garages;
lovely
seavlew;
near
town.
Apply
1000
First
Ave.
(18)
FOR
SALE
One
mouton
coat.
size
16,
$95.
Room
21
Mclntyre
Building.
(21)
FOR
SALE
Model
"A"
Ford
.....
r
.
1
T
FOR
SALE
Johnny's
Snack
Bar.
Phone
Blue
318
after
6
p.m.
(21)
FOR
SALE
Six
room
house
on
'
7th
Ave.
near
McBride;
3
bedrooms,
dining
room
and
living
room;
two
lots;
$2500.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES.
Phone
342.
(23)
RECONDITIONED
4"
Black
&
Decker
Drills,
$25.03.
In
good
running
orde,r
with
cord,
plug,
and
Jacobs
Chuck
with
key,
110
volts
AC
DC.
Regular
price
$48.50.
Rcbinson
Electric,
1179
Homer.
Vancouver.
(18)
FOR
SALE
Hillman
sedan
1937.
10
H.P.,
one
spare
tire.
1006
9th
Ave.
East.
20
FOR
SALE
40
ft.
troller
complete,
including
halibut
gear.
'Inquire
Standard
Oil
Dock.
(19)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture
and
hardware
at
the
low
est
possible
prices.
New
drink
lng
glasses
10c,
Electric
hot
plates,
Fancy
mirrors
$2,
Billy
Boy
bicycles,
Aluminum
pots
from
60c,
Mattresses
all
cotton
filled
$16.50.
Used
articles
Palls
45c,
Kltcnen
sets
$12.50.
Steel
couches
$7,
3
Piece
ches
terfield,
$49.50,
wool
blankets.
Sheets
95c,
Single
beds
and
springs
like
new
$12.
All
kinds
of
useful
articles.
Come
and
look
them
over.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Play
pen,
good
condition.
910
Alfred
St.
(20)
FOR
SALE
Electric
fireplace
unit.
Imitation
log
type.
Green
987.
20)
sleeping
bag
and
brought
by
car
to
Southbank.
There
she
was
moved
onto
a
Ught
hand
sleigh
and
by
the
light
of
a
flashlight
her
father
and
Dave
Murray
pulled
her
across
the
farm
has
been
sold
to
Mr.
and
I
lake
over
treacherous
ice.
In
Mrs,
C.
It.
Snyder
of
Cralimant.
Idaho.
They
have
one
daughter
tnd
three
sons.
places
heaves
and
cracks
had
parted
the
ice
several
feet
and
the
child
had
to
be
lifted
across
the
water.
Neave's
taxi
met
them
at
the
edge
of
the
lake
at
the
landing
and
took
her
to
Burns
Lake
Hospital.
The
doctor
and
the
hcsuital
were
In
readlnesj
for
her
and
in
a
very
short
time
the
break
below
the
knee
was
in
a
cast.
t
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YOUR
RADIO
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.
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ninutiflPfin-
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ner
wnrrt
r
Insertion,
minimum
cnarce,
ooc.
uinn
nonces.
50c;
Cords
s
or
Thanu,
Death
Notices,
funeral
moucm,
and
Engagement
Announcements:
12-
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
New
set
of
the
Uni
versal
World
Reference
Encyclopedia.
Apply
1000
First
Ave.
(18)
FOR
ItENl
Marriage
FOR
RENT
Two
kitchens
and
two
bedrooms
and
furniture.
336
9th
Ave.
W.
(21)
FOR
RENT
3-room
furnished
suite.
Apply
Suite
7,
Washing
ton
Block.
(19)
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
room
Phone
Blue
967.
12'
5th
E.
motor,
euuaoie
ior
doul
hi-
RENT-
dustrlal
and
Marine,
uow
uay.
(18)
FOR
SALE
ABC
washing
machine
and
Hoover
vacuum
cleaner,
like
new.
Phone
Red
284.
18)
(19)
FOR
RENT
Heated
office
space
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker
&
Co.
Ltd
Phone
-57.
tf)
Warm,
comfortable
sleeping
room,
reasonable,
Ap
ply
806
Fraser
Street,
after
5
D.m.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Women
for
filletln
shed,
work
starting
mimed!
ately,
union
wages.
Apply
in
person
to
superintendent.
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co
T
Irl
Cr
1
PntrO
if
I
WANTED
WANTED
Second
hand
piano
for
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Student's
Council.
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particulars
to
Box
198
Dally
News.
(17)
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Will
buy
Brunswick
records,
limited
number,
Gilt
or
Purple
Label,
and
catalogues,
1928
or
later.
Search
your
old
record
cabinet,
basement
or
attic.
Phone
serial
numbers
to
369
or
write
"Records,"
co
P.O.
Box
519.
(20)
LOST
LOST
Wallet
on
Saturday
night
containing
money
and
papers.
Finder
please
return
to
Arrow
Cabs.
Liberal
reward.
(18)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Table
meals.
Home
away
from
home
Men
Deferable.
622
Fraser
Street.
(32)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
At
reasonable
rates.
Armly
Box
185,
Daily
News.
(tf
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
Jhe
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
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B.C.
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Week
Jan.
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I
Prince
Rupert
2Daflg
rectos
Wednesday,
January
22,
1917
Exemplifying
the
Real
Vd
ues
AT
OUR
Skirts
Jumpers
DRESSES
GLOVES
PURSES
COATS
SUITS
HATS
National
Junior
Chamber
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