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Train
Schedule
For
the
t.
Friday,
October
22,
1948
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Monday,
Wednesday.
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Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
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Oct-
TROUBLED
HISTORY
The
history
of
Palestine
is
for
1
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the
most
part
a
chronicle
of
in
vasion,
conquest
and
confusing
PUBLICITY
GROUP
SEEKING
FUNDS
Prince
George
Tourist
Agents
Laud
Activity
of
Body
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
plans
to
embark
on
a
fund-raising
drive
In
the
near
future,
similar
to
one
three
years
ago,
to
provide
finances
to
carry
on
Its
publicity
work
for
the
next
period
of
years.
,
Decision
to
Initiate
the
drive
was
made
at
a
meeting
of
the
Council
lasfnight
at
which
Secretary
E.
T.
Applewhaite
announced
that
past
donations
had
been
used
up.
The
drive
likely
will
start
early
next
year
following
thje
appointment
of
a
special
committee.
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it
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:
Bull's
Eye
VALUES
:
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PEOPLES
STORE
End
of
Month
Sale
I
bUY
YOUR
WINTER
NEEDS
j
5
NOW
AT
PEOPLES
STORE
yS
Jill
tr&tiy
!"
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U.N.
COUNCIL'S
TRIBUTE
TO
MURDERED
MEDIATOR
Members
of
the
United
Nations
Securily
Council
and
their
aides
are
shown
standing
for
a
minut
eof
silence
in
a
tribute
to
the
memory
of
Count
Folke
Bernadotte,
U.N.
mediator,
at
the
special
meeting
called
In
Paris
shortly
after
the
news
of
the
assassination
was
received.
Secretary
General
Trygve
Lie
and
Sir
Alexander
Cadogan
of
Great
Britain
current
chairman
of
the
council,
are
in
centre
of
the
-
curved
table.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
I
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
to
meet
little
Alice.
HYDER
MINER
SUCCUMBS
HERE
Frank
Reich
snbach,
a
former
mineral
assayer
and
meat
shop
DroDrietor
of
Hvder.
Alaska,
died
Mr.
Applewhaite
suggested
I
that
a
"strong"
committee
b
set
up
for
the
purpose
and
that
the
drive
begin
early
in
1949
following
the
election
of
new
officers.
1
Guests
at
the
meeting
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
E.
Robertson,
of
Prince
George,
operators
of
Robertson's
Agencies
tourist
A
study
in
agricultural
meth
ods
old
and
new
was
afforded
Francois
Lake
News
i.
when
two
farmers
adjoining
were
harvesting
grain.
On"
one
ti,
chrrt0r
famiiv
loft,
nninre
stavinc
at
the
ranch
for
a
side
of
the
fence
Reg
Parting-
Q.
Should
one
knot
the
thread
for
darning
stockings?
A.
No,
as
these
knots
are
hard
on
the
feet.
A
knot
is
unnecessary
if
the
end
of
the
darninjj
cotton
is
moistened
to
prevent
its
slipping
through.
Q.
How
can
I
avoid
the
spattering
of
hot
grease?
A.
Try
placing
a
little
salt
in
the
frying
pan.
while
while
Edith
is
at
home,
ton
cut
nis
wneai
wun
a
muwei
Wednesday
evening
for
Cali
She
expects
to
stay
about
two
and
tied
It
Into
sheaves
by
works
On
Saturdav
evenlne
a
hand
with
its
own
straw.
Yield
fornia
by
car.
Their
sale
was
well
attended
and
their
effects
brought
good
prices.
in
hospital
here
last
night
at
the
age
of
76.
He
had
come
to
the
city
from
the
north
a
week
ago.
..
,-
Born
in
Ontario,
Mr.
Reichen-bach
had
resided
In
Hyder
for
28
years.
During
that
time,
he
had
worked
mining
properties
on
both
sides
of,
the";lnrnational
boundary
lin?,
In
addition
to
his
assay
work
arid
commercial
enterprise.
'
,
.
.;
,
11
J
He
was
unmarried
and
is
sur-
number
of
friends
gathered
at
was
46
bushels
to
the
acre
and
the
Keefe
home
for
a
social
oats
100
bushels
to
the
acre,
evening
of
cards
and
music
and
Over
the
fence
Clarence
Snyder
bureau.
Mr.
Robertson
congratulated
the
Council
on
lu
activity,
which
he
said,
has
Been
of
definite
value
in
making
central
British
Columbia
known
to
tourists.
Accurate
information
provided
by
the
Council
has
aided
the
Prince
George
agency
In
helping
an
untold
number
of
travellers,
Mr.
Robertson
said.
Completion
of
the
Hart
High
was
Harvesting
wun
a
moaern
combine.
Kip
Routley
has
been
to
Williams
Lake
with
an
18-month
old
registered
Hereford
bull
for
the
bull
sale.
He
took
the
animal
down
by
truck.
It
was
one
The
weather
continues
dry
vived
by
a
sister,
Mrs.
B.
Brown,
1703
Sixth
Avenue,
New
Westminster.
A
niece
and
nephew
also
reside
in
the
south.
and
pleasant
with
warm
sunny
Engines
from
P.R.
to
Jasper
of
the
Herefords
raised
by
Shaf
way,
50
miles
of
which
Is
yet
to
days
and
cold
nights.
fer
and
Routley.
be
finished,
will
be
of
great
value
to
the
whole
of
centra!
GQBSQHD
Larger
Locomotives
On
Run
Make
More
Efficient
Operation
Passengers
who
rode
Canadian
National
Railways
trains
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jas-
Cecil
Carter
and
R.
Bcdrord
of
the
Shantymen's
Christian
Association
of
North
America
showed
an
interesting
collection
of
films
In
the
Hall
last
Fpiaw
ovonfnir
finmo
nf
t.hp
l
r.Mnll'MJJf
UllfijW
feu
'
1
j-jart
o
Pins?
l.(lion
FEATURING
,
.
'
.
B.
.
coast,''
1.
1
per
this
week,
'
probably
"
'
have
not
pictures
showed
the
west
i
the
u
work
ri,
been
aware
of
it
but
the
engine
..IE
t'Ab
'
lumber
camps
where
B.C.,
and
regional
groups
should
press
the
provincial
government
for
its
completion
In
the
sho-t-est
possible
time,
he
said.
Inaccurate
tourist
maps
originating
in
the
United
States
have
given
.
travellers
the
impression
that
the
Hart
Highway
already
Is
finished
and
some
have
motored
to
Prince
George
in
the
vain
hope
of
driving
to
Alaska.
'
-
Mr.
Applewhaite
suggested
to
the
council
that,
among
its
future
projects,
it
should
consider
publication
of
a
pamphlet
of
a
.
which
pulled
them
out
of
either
station
remained
with
them
for
STROMBERG-CARL
ol
the
Shantymen's
Association
is
carried
on
in
the
loneliest
places.
The
boats
come
into
the
vomDinaiion
console
Keceiv
A
Masterpiece
at
a
New
Low
of
.
SEE
AND
HEAR
QUALITY
AND
BEAUTY
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ElECI
coram
sov,
:tton
A
an
M
U
F
the
whole
trip
a
situation
which
never
occurred
before
as
a
matter
of
routine.
Since
the
beginning
of
the
week,
the
company
has
been
using
the
large
Pacific
type
"5100"
series
of
engines
in
passenger
service
on
the
line,
enabling
it
to
employ
the
same
engine
for
the
whole
of
the
720-
camps
and
services
are
held
for
the
men
and
their
families.
Some
pictures
were
shown
of
places
inland,
near
Prince
George,
and
one
of
the
Francois
Lake
ferry
with
Capt.
MacKinnon
and
his
dog
"Chum"
taken
two
years
ago.
Cecil
Carter
explained
the
pictures
in"
Industrial
and
technical
information
which
would
be
of
value
to
prospective
Industries
in
the
amusing
mile
haul.
en
interesting
and
I
Previously,
the
trains
had
way.
region.
.
Members
at
the
meeting,
were
President
Honora
SUversldes,
Secretary
E.
t.
Applewhaite,
H.
M.
Daggett,
J.
E.
Boddie
and
J.
K.
McLeod.;
...
Tha
UniHF
nf
Hip
I
4
'
changed
engines
at
each
20-
sion
point
Pacific,
Smith'ers,
Harry
Guss
launched
foot
cabin
boat
for
the
Forestry
Endako,
Prince
Oeorge
and
Mc
Department.
It
had
come
from
Bride.
Prince
Rupert.
It
will
be
used
While
the
new
feature
does
AMBLESIDE,
,
Westmorland,
i
a.
mw
m
i
on
Francois
Lake
by
the
For-
not
speed
up
the
uasseneer
train
LEngland
Kh
After
hearing
a
estry
Department.
j
schedule,
It
does
provide
the
(company
with
more
motive
A
government
engineer
has
power
which
was
the
reason
for
been
taking
measurements
and
putting
the
main-line
"5100's
e'epths
of
water
before
deciding
on
the
Prtnce
Rupert-Jasper
ser-exactly
where
the
new
ferry
will
'
vice
Now
one
enclne
thp
councillor
say,
'There
seems
to
be
a
crowd
of
evil
spirits
butting
in
on
us
at
every
turn,"
Lakes
urban
council
here
recently
adopted
'
his
suggestion
of
prayers
before
meetings.
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
22,
7:30
Speaker:
CLAUDE
HALLAUI)
go
oxy
llSr
OO
be
assembled.
work
formerly
done
by
six.
Because
each
of
those
six
en-
,
.
ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR
OF
OR(iAMmml
gftrsha4-a'
tfrrfiour
lay-over
at
and
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Bedore
Sharon.,
have
moved
into
Robert
Jeffrey
cottage.
r
Subject:
"THE
FACTS
AHOUT
THE
the
divisional
points,
they
were,
in
effect,
out
of
service
for
that
period.
Now,
however,
they
are
IT
PAYS
JO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
available
for
use
elsewhere
on
The
church
service
on
Sunday
morning
was
well
attended.
The
last
roses
of
the
season
were
placed
on
the
altar.
V
VLCA
I
the
system
to
handle
the
aut
Hall
vwood
Call
umn
rush.
Ti7
O
jt
rr
The
"5100"-type
engines
have
been'
In
use
on
the
Jasper-Vancouver
run
for
years.
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
In
Prince
I
Open
from
5:30
p.m.
to
5:30
a.m.
mm
mi6
James
Newman
has
moved
lA-to
the
W.
Jeffrey
cottage
for
the
winter.
s
Cigarette
Tobacco
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Keefe
We
specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
have
their-
two.
small
grandchildren
staying
with
them,
also
I
heir
parents.
Edith
and
Dick
Bond
and
little
Alice
came
up
from
Vancouver
by
car
on
Tuesday
evening
and
Marion
and
Bill
Mummery
and
small
Gary
CHOP
MILD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
RUBBER
FOOTVf
AH
Tm
mi
thrift
km
few
Willi
Im-FIm!
lifnt,
tlrotii,
Riiiblt,
Willi
bmoH
BOW-ikJ
nitty
trudt,
Ihiy'rt
built
I
fit
ktller,
bit
lonrw.
PiUnleJ
xtmtl
irek
Mipiwti
y-iridi
nuf
Mwilirt,
MHiimin
fitifiM,
nim
urn
ky
Mrrtdly
tfiitributing
ko4f
ei(hl
Hfw
Mtin
toll
iret.
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Mf
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Self-Service.
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WHEN
YOU
BUY
A
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THE
JACK
POT
expect
to
t
vppn
this
In
mind-you
musn
something
"high
grade"
unless
you
P
t
CLEAN
HEAT
.
.
.
Saves
Your
Fuel
.
.
,
Saves
Your
Money
.
.
.
It
means
a
cleaner
house
and
decreased
fire
hazards.
Call
us
for
prompt
FURNACE
SERVICE
Thom
Sheet
Metal
limited
FAWCETT
DEALER
.
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By
a
"decent
price''
we
am.
really
must
pay
a
lot
of
money.
much
a
Watches
haven't
advanced
as
of
other
things.
"
,
bought
the
At
least
ours
haven't-wc
nf
mir-
ctrtnlr
niilb
ft
While
flR-
253
East
1st
Ave.
Black
881
hprn
selling
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NEW
LUXURY
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
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watches
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it
len't
Sale
Here
We
Go
Again!
But
for
a
reliable
watcn
t
on
nn
AI
HO
Commodore
Cale
much
will
g
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here
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vpars.
waicn
gooa
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ni
""
If
vou've
been
mhhm"
on
us.
little
bit,
It's
time
you
called
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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Best
Food
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for
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-out
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