lrftue
tlttpcrt
Dai'Ip
nctos:
'
Wednesday;
September
8,
1948
Reminiscences
ByWj.
end
Reflecihns
SKEENA
CROSSING
al
offerlnB
adorned
the
casket
wnicn
was
borne
,to
its
final
Ird
p
uuertton.
minimum
eterp.
80
Birth
Nuoom:
"
.
unticaa.
Funeral
Notlcaa.
Umw.
f
"""
iit
Announcement:
a.
"
TnirfWI.
DOUBLE
Phicr
fyW
in
advano.
Flw
rf'4c
tTOny
fleptwumn
resting
place,
by
Robert
Harris,
David
Weljs.
Harold
Sinclair,
Ben
Woods,
Humphrey
Davies,
Henry
Wilson,
Walter
Derrics
and
Walter
Sculsh
who
acted
as
pallbearers.
-
FOR
RENT
VLB
lathed
Pur-
BO
RENT
Housekeeping
roow
wlth.ht
and
cold
water,
lit
town.
W3.
3rd
Ave.
Oreen
780.
'
tf,
t
and
W",l!e
rltde,
slightly-
GIRL
IS
INTERRED
Brigadier
Joseph
T.
Gillln-ham
of
the
Salvation
Army
officiated
on
Saturday
afternoon
a&
the.
Grenville
Court
Chapel
of
B-C.
Undertakers
when.
Ui
funeral
took
place
of
Josephine
Johnson,
daughter
of
Captain
and
Mrs.
Jeffrey
Johnson
ol
Skeena
Crossing,
whose
death
had
occurred
in
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
The
Brigadier's
text,
was
"Death
is
Swallowed
up
In
Victory.-
Mrs.
Gillingham
sang
"There
is
a
Better
World,"
a
favorite
of
deceased.
Many
flor-
Daily
News
ClaasfTled
Ads
get
Qufck
Results!
.
-
LltM,
Chester-ttfhen
Set;
tlonalized.
Presumably
some
folks
have,
heard-
of
how
a-
Ionian
in
Australia,
.
who
had
managed,
to
save
a.
few.
dpjlars,
lost
her
nest
egg.
It
seems
hardly
believable.
She
had
a
thousand
pounds
In
the.
bank
and
had
neglected
t0
make
'an
Income
tax
return.
There
was
no
proof
she
owed
anything
but
the
Socialist
government
reached
over
and
took
It
ail
except
sixteen
shillings.
It
is
said
she
was
"flabbergasted."
That's
putting,
it
mildly.
FOR
REN'-leepu,g
rooms,
m
Borden
Street.
(,(,
tancy
Taw'
Anyone
who
remains
in
the
busmen
area
of
Prince
R
.
long
enough
without
going
very'
far
east
of
McBride
Street
is
due
for
a.
few
surprises
once
he
and
Eighth
Avenues,
it
is
ea.sy
enoush
to
remember
most
of
the
territory
between
McBride
&tret
and
Seal
Cove
when
it
wxts
larxely
unoccupied.
From
Hays
Creek
east
buildings
were
scattered
and
comparatively
lew.
Tim
area
known
as
Rush
brook
Heights
was
mainly
clear-ed
land.
But
today
anyone
who
fays
Prince
Rupert
is
not
growing
is
talking
through
his
fedora.
Hundreds
and
hundreds
of
dwellings-some
fi,le
mi)im
residences-and
numerous
trim
little
homes
with
lawns
and
flower
gardens,
extend
for
miles.
A
lot
are
being
paid
for.
ftric
MaytfcC
e;
new
coal
,,'and
Hea
-:1d
used
Car-
FOR
RENT
Flat
in
Rami
Bloel;.
Apply
Max
HelJbroner,
Jewel.
.
(if)
Usils;
slight
i
PK
ICZDOH,
g.
L
4
p.:
I
i.
I
ly
other
use-
FOR
RENT
One
sleeping
room.
'
650
7th
Ava.
East,
phone
ReJ
tfi
td
articles
ui
At
noon.
Labor
Day,
the
bus
that,
went
over
the
embankment
within
sight
of
Seal
Cove
almost
a
week,
previous
was
still
price.
Come
over.
B
C.
Black
324.
itO
7
FOR
RENT
2
room
apartment,
furnished.
Washington
Blk.
Apply
cottage
at
rear,
or
phone
Black
490.
(211
l'E
Concrete
i
I
lying
where
it
hit.
Some
esti-1
mate
the
drop"
at
75,
feet.
The
distance
the
steep,
rugged,
rock
hillside
looks
more
like
a
(
hundred.
The
guard,
placed
along
the
edge
of
the
hilly
high-'
way,
has.
long
outlived
useful-j
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
rooms,
nfwly
decorated.
Men
preferred.
823
3rd
Ave.
Above
93
Taxi.
,2i5,
fcONO
AOt.N-
Third
Ave.
(2121
mm
mats
the
beauty
of
It.
'I
it
day
wili
come
when
where
t"
p
in
Prince
Rupert,
wit
b"
a
real,
and
not
a
prospective
proDlem.
it's
been
on
the
border
line
for
quite
a
while
Bu;
ness.
In
fact,
it
deceives.
The
wood
is
decayed.
One
can
pick
pieces
out
of
what
was
once
REMEMBERING
CANADIANS
WHO
DIED
AT
DIEPPE
There
are
only
two
kinds
of
soldiers
.
.
.
live
ones
and
dea'd
ones
and
sometimes
those
who
live
pay
a
price
too
...
all
of
which
refers
to
the
above,
where
a
one-armed
Canadian
war
veteran
of
World
War
I
stands
in
silent
contemplation
at
the
graves
-of
Canadian
Commandos
who
did
not
come
back
from
the
Dieppe
raid
of
August
1J,
1942.
This
mourner
was
one
of
a
delegation
which
attended
exercises
commemorating
the
ill-fated
raid.
Your
Best
Ealing
riac$
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
and
Parties.
Chinese
Dishes,
-"
a:e
commencing
tii
sound
timber.
The
coursa
of
the
FOR
RENT
Large
front
bedroom
for
lady.
Nicely
furnished
with
fine
harbor
view.
Suitable
for
teacher
or
offirv
girl.
Across
from
Border:
Street
School.
Inquire
after
5:30
p.m.
at
895
Borden
Street.
,cdaii.
5
lhest
bidder,
f.jpert
Motors.
,e
Blue
610.
I
1
1U
idf.e
up
euro
space
on
each
slrle
heatv
wheels
as
thev
tore
ol
a
Mreot
from
end
to
end
of
,
through,
the
ragged-
marks
in
a
a
hlrwlr
block
the
lhu
r
a
....
I.,..
...
t
i
i
'
question
of
where
to
the
soli
of
the
overturned
bus.
go
next
looms
larger.
Ine
coal
and
nrA
i
iMir
ki
i
CKUAUWAT
FOR
RENT
Four
room
furnished
house.
Apply
2161
Seal
Cove
Circle,
or
Phone
Blu"
461-
(213i
MACIIINEKT
fOH
SALE
dropping
and
bumping,
repeatedly,
until,
it
finally,
brought
up
in
the
grassy
watercourse,
and
the
cluster
of
bent
torn
brush
where
the
car
crashed
through,
give
eloquent
signs
of
how
the
man
on
board
must
have
felt,
as
he
awaited
the
grand
finish.
Train
Schedule
For
the
asv
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
Front
the
has
I
Tuesday,
Thursday.
Saturday
-10:45
pnt
Chandler
&
Cowgil!
Photographer
Developing,
Printing.
Enlarging.
Box
64S
216
4th
St
fi.W.
3
piec
J&M).
Electric
in
good
con-a
717.
(Hi
tt.VT
Fiva
ji
condition.
i;iet
location.'
CAFE
I
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
.
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r-
The
next
stop
will
be
Thanksgiving,
and
after
that,
Hallowe'en.
Observance
of
the
latter
a
few
seasons
ago
was
the
perfect
example
of
how
not
to
celebrate.
It
raised
strong
resentment,
inflicted
serious
damage
and
took
lib.-rtios
that
could
not
be
excused.
.But
It
was
not
wholly,
the
fault
of
over-exuberant
youngsters.
The
whole
affair
was
engineered
by
older
heads
who
made
a
venerable
and
quaint
festival
an
excuse
for
pulling
off
something
raw.
And
it
was
all
of
that.
TO,
SAW
better
lumber
mors
economically
use.
the
modern
nd
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured;
by..
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
BO,
(tf,
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MOHgi-v
(,
NO--kyj
FELLOWS
)'
:
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null
llL
,
5iTr
EbVlAlll&B
including
new
I
i4llurni.-.hed.
ir
rail
at
1955
j
lU'
lively
Corker
jionde.
black.
by
Ch.
Glen-
priced
reas-fre
Kennels,
;
Burns
Lake.,
,1
Ut)
WANTI.U
Dispatcher,
WANTED
Taxi.
537
(tf)
WANTED
Girl
for
generU
laundry,
work.
Apply
Pioneei-Canadlan
Laundry,
tfi
pat
type
oil
The
letter
"E"
comments
the
Typographical
Journal,
is
an
unfortunate
letter,
since
it
is
always
out
of
cash,
forever
In
debt,
never
out
of
danger
and
k.th
wl
per-
2ii
WANTED-
Rt-llable
taxi
driver
for
123
Taxi,
Cow
Bay.
U!i
in
hell
all
the
time.
But
thoso
I
M6V,
CW5WOQO,
COM
j"?
,
,
SOUNDS
GCX3Q
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PSST-WOOO-
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HERB
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L.7.
triumph
(WANTED
Car
catteries,
car
who
traduce
the
letter
"E"
ftii,
bed
should
not
forget
it
is
never
in
:n
washing
,uilurai
ana
copjx-r;
war,
always
in
peace,
Is
the
be
f
HERSPKIAUC
jjrti
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CAN.VOU
J-XWsi
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ti
and
nans
"
pay'HK-
Booa
prices.
See
B.C
i
ginning
of
existem-e
and
the
if
it.
mil
oe-
ti-
iiTt-i,
TO
RENT
Room
or
ana
3pm.'
'West
1211).
end
of
trouble.
Without
it,
there
would
be
no
meat,
no
life,
no
heaven,
no
wine
or
women,
both
su
necessary
to
make
sons
enjoyable.
It
is
the
centre
of
honesty,
makes
love
perfect,
is
cabin
furnished
for
light
housekeeping.
Quiet.
Box
394
Daily
News.
(211)
n
I
niece
I
HELP
WANTED
fre.
like
new.'
-
ino
and
stool
t'l
or
call
at
the
beginning
of
eternity,
the
end
of
time
and
space,
the
beginning
of
every
end,
and
the
end
of
every
place.
BOYS
WANTED
Boys
deslrlr.,j
New
routes
should
leave
th-jir
names
at
the
office
as
vacancies
may
be
occurring
any
dav
(2141
.
3'4
bed
and
unut
(
pieee
ite.
All
likf.
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WELL,
THATS
STK-ANGE
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DEAR
OAGwOOO-
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(THERE'S
NOBODy
MOME
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NOTE
V
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CHiLOeAMC.l
and
Dinners
not
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STARTED
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smoppinS
AmO
will
S-rS
iAV
EH
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t-S,
riJ
SE
HOME
LAT;
Suggestions
have
been
heard
that
banks
in
Britain
be
na-
lt
248
or
rail
East.
(tf
WANTED
Immediately,
Coast
Sawyer,
high
grade
cutting
experience.
Also
edgerman.
Phone
470.
Write
Box
192
City.
(212)
I.AMI
Kr.fll&'ial
ACT
He:
(
ertlllenle
nf
Tide
No.
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deck
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A
GnnoTiup
WHEltEArf
sitiK(t'Ujfy
proof
of
(215)
Iojss
ol
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
f
University
tks.
Phone
Issued
In
the
name
ol
Joe
Fook.
has
been
filed
In
tills
office,
notion
la
hereby
Riven
that
I
shall,
at
the
'spiral
Ion
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
CerUfleate
unlets
In
the
meantime
valid
objec
(211)
WANTED
.Bus
driver.
Apply;
Kalen
Island
Stages
Ltd.
(211)
HELP
WANTED,
MALE
Clerk
with
typing
experience
for
local
office.
Permanent
position
under
good
working
conditions.
Apply
Box
393.
Hi)
nLEL
iP
-j
Jr
t
.HHr
tion
lie
made
to
me
In
writing.
UATKO
ut
tlie
I4ind
Btistry,
Of-
"
house,
sult-
for
large
'"Plete
bath-
:1
on
cement
plastered
and
fply
Robert
E
ru
e.
1'rlnre
Ruuert.
B
C.
thla
Uth
INVESTMENTS
dav
of
August
18.
AD.
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NOBODV
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ON
TA
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BUT
FINISHED
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FELLOWS
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NEWCOMER
with
limited
amount
of
capital,
seeks
working
partnership
in
any
line
of
retail
business.
Box
391
Dahy
News.
(21J)
COTTAGK
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIUV
Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
BERVICH
PERSONAL
ftl
II
fY
GIVEN
thru
"(Jalnst
thp
f"ry
Pwrce.
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H'iptrt.
Biitisli
ty
i
ihe
13th
dav
f
'
bv
required
on
d;y
nf
October
tti
by
prepuin'
f
their
claims
WILL
DO
DRESSMAKING
or
sewing
in
my
own
home.
Phon-Qreen331.
(211.
ioic
Available!
i
FOR
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
ir.
J
"lu.rsiuned
at
I
llupfrt
a
c.
as
J'-
that
after
the
the
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244.
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
Just
half
way
to
Prince
George.
(tf)
'
'
win
proceed
"'Is
of
the
de.
"raons
entlth-u
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to
the
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A
(
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A
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THINGS
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FELLOW.
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GO
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WHEN
VOU
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CAM
DO
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STAG
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TOWN
ON
HIS
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PERSONAL
The
Termina'
Lunch
and
Newstand
Open
all
day,
every
day,
to
give
you
the
best
we
can
In
every
way.
And
now
the
best
coffee
too.
(tf)
then
hav
I-1'""
'.v
uf
September.
RnrjEs
urge.
I11!"
Estate
of
fy
Pierce.
(224)
METAL
WOKK
'
LOOK
FOR
TUB
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
PLUMBING
-
Installations
ana
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
RooN
ng.
Letourneau
it
Sons,
629
Blxth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
Up
No.
37042-1
to
hd
Nineteen
Masset,
Map
Z.
A."
ot
Block
naite
ot
''wn
on
KeXer.
fr?
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of
Townslt
of
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shown
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proof
of
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THERE'S
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