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tfuprrt
Daffp
Vjfm
Wednesday,
March
16,
1949
CUNARD
WHITE
STAR
R.M.S.
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.and
Reminisces
"IF
G8
AKI
OA
BURNED
OUT,
VISIT
HERE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Sutherland
lose
Home
Near
Prince
George
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
T.
Sutherland
near
Prince
George
was
destroyed
by
fire
recently,
the
building
with
all
the
contents
being
consumed.
The
time
was
about
eight
in
the
evening.
Mr.
.
Sutherland
has
been
In
Vancouver
for
some
time
receiving
treatment
lor
an
injured
right
arm,
having
been
struck
by
a
car.
Tlrs.
Sutherland
and
Tamily
of
five
arrived
from
Prince
George
Monday
afternoon,
and
I
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Cn!
.
!
Bernard
Shaw,
one
teams,
is
.
Tremors
shook
the
cities
of
j
'
20,000
IONS
to
sail
from
AM
A
A
considering
making
a
bequest.
San
Francisco
Bay
last
week,
the
purpose
of
which
would
b
People,
pretending
there
was
no
aimed
at
improving
the
general
special
cause
for
alarm
and
feel-
average
of
spelling.
Mr.
Shaw
might
go
a
little
further
and
remember
the
proof-readers
li
his
will.
frig
otherwise,
carried
.on.
No
one
disregards
a
shock
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Thry
are
not
frequent
on
the
-Queen
Charlotte
Island
Prince
Rupert
did
not
feei
so
comfortable
one
bright
morning
years
ago
when
a
fine,
silky
feeling
white
dust
settled
over
the
city.
It
came
Hfl
Mr.
Lockhart
of
Tennessee
-.-!
c
vihiung
tne
nome
I
Mr.jag
the
fem
River
is
0ne
of
Sutherland's
father,
Douglas-
forest
regions
on
the
con-Suthertiuid.
sr.,
141
First
Av-
tinent
flut
j,e
mignt
have
a
rmw
1
job
job
convincing
convincing
Abe
Abe
Qulnn
of
from
a
lofty
Ala-skan
peak
jm
arc
veil.
The
children
frlnce
George
who,
clasping
his
:
where
there
had
oeeji
an
wup
the
eldest
being
eight,
are
ulOll.
trwity
teulldowr,
was
buried
in
a
snowslide
near
Mile
Kwinitsa,
not
m
long
ago.
Anyway,
Mr.
Lockhart
means
well
-and
Abe
will
always
listen
to
reason.
.
.
This
well-known
20,000
ion
liner
will
shortly
enter
into
regular
service
fcetween
Quebec
and
Liverpool.
The
"Franconia's"
spacious
accommodation
is
now
being
entirely
reconditioned
and
designed
for
first-class
and
4
tourist-class
passengers.
She
will
be
ready
forthis
;,
summer's
heavy
travel
season,
and
sailing
dates
and
further
information
will
be
announced
soon.
In
the
meantime,
we
will
be
glad
to
Charon,
Donna,
Kathleen,
Rich-,
ard
end
Judith.
The
home
was
located
near
w
in'ii
property
oi
tne
Continental
Lumber
Co.,
about
twenty
mi.
.5
;i-ra.
Prince
George
and
a
Uc
distant
from
the
main
hi-
-r-y
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v
f
f
;
VstS
'
'
'
h.I
LrrA
out
io
help.
It
was
quite
useless
1
to
attempt
to
overcome
the
oul-
Cnlcrinatt'd
drinking
water
one
rtPVer
hpars
menrioneri
now
It's
here,
and
consumers
are
becoming
accustomed
to
it.
It
seems
that
way.
When
chloiina-tion
was
introduced,
a
curious
turn
of
events
catwed
scores
to
complain
of
not
feeling
well.
Alt.
happily
recovered.
Just
what
v,c
s
wrong
if
and
when
can
best
be
left
to
the
benevolent
judg-
i
-
Everything
was
wiped
Th
lire
was
first
noticed
-break.
the
dwelling
and
cvery-
about
eight
o'clock
in
the
eve-,
out
Uikifi
4n
it
in
Uie
way
of
fiir-lutddngs,
supplies
and
persona!
ps,
iTSSiOllS.
-
Mr.
Sutherland's
authomobile
'
ment
r
tlie
reade
receive
inquiries
for
passage.
iiii.
when
,
Mrs.
Sutherland,
s
in
e
4
I
i
n
g
simil;e,
investigated.
The
children
hud
retired
for
tin:
Slight.
lh"ie
was
E"ro
weather.
T!k-
house
was
wanned
by
heat-.
1
i's.
While
the
precise
cause
of
the
Maze
has
not
been
detor-.
mined,
the
impiesskm
to
tliat
part
of
the
bottom
of
a
heater
disintegrated,
and
the.
hot
coals
O
H
EGGSHELL
was
in
Piince
George
receiving
Wjjahs.
Had
it
been
"
home,
ii.
would
also
have
been
included
in
the
general
loss.
The
day
after
the
fire
was
spent
in
Prince
Oeoree,
where
James
1
Mid-April
is
the
normal
starting
time
of
Fraser
Valley
i'resh-1
ets,
and
it
will
not
be
the
fault
!
of
the
redyking
board
if
this
spring
will
not
be
free
of
floods.
revealed
icvccucu
rirnnmiTT
Mirmwh
insti.nt.lv
hud
Slater.
Welfare
Association
Of-
iuiB-'i
Jpu
a
y-.ii
This
satin-finish
enamel
glows
witha
:
i
from
$228.00
.
Tourist
-
$150.00
See
your
local
travel
agent
"No
ene
con
crve
you
better"
V
First
Class
1
.
a
colourful
beauty
all
its
own.
It
provideslj
hard,
durable
surface
that
will
stand
up
under
repeated
washings.
B-H
EGGSHELL
FINISH
offers
a
choTo)
i
i
-i
i
i
r
s
the
"floor
burning.
i
i'icer,
and
people
generally,
were
ago
have
been
greatly
strength-
The
fire
spread
with
such
!
unsparing
in
their
general
aid
ed.
Men
have
been
working
raoio.ly
that
Mis.
-Sutherland.
I
and
kindness..;
sixteen
hours
a
day,
seven
days
with
no
one
to
help
her.
had
all
On
the
trip
from
P
r
i
n
c
e
weekly,
and
it
is
now
known
she
could
do
to
get
the
family
George
to
Prince
Rupert
there
that
if
anything
is
humanly
outside
'
There
was
no
time
to
'
were
delays,
caused
by
the
snow
possible,
the
job
will
be
finUhed
tin!ss
blockade,
particularly
from
Ter-
April
15.
The
Fraser
is
a
A
man
in
the
mill
bunkhouse
-ee-
here.
But
"the
family
formidable
foe
but
another
di;s-was
the
first
to
sight
the
flames,
wathored
what
was
a
strenuous
aster
will
be
just
too
many.
This
He
spread
the
alarm
and
every
I
an(
memorable
journey
and
will
be
an
anxious
spring.
CQJljACID
BGI3AD.DS0C
OOTID
ix
pleasing
naMci
snuucs
mu
wimc,
iui
General
Agents
.
626
West
Pender
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
interior
walls,
woodwork
and
furniture!
bodv
in
the
community
turned!
wouia
mow
welcome
uie
oppor
their
"Already
it
is
being
urged
that;
tunity
to
una
wvtv
now
that
they
are
safe
tne,
aate
wewiounuiana
envM-si
'Itare.
..
'
4
.
"
1
Confederation
should
become
aj.
Mr.
Sutheriand
was
tiorn
in
public
holiday.
Fair
enough.
Be-
j
Prince
Rupert,
receiving
his
tween
New
Year
and
M-iy
24!
NOTH
i:
Til
'NTK
CXilrR
Ti-mlrrn
l
ur
Sclmctl,
ImHtlim
Sealed
Tenders,
endorsed
"Tender
for
School
Building"
will
be
received
bv
the
undersigned
up
to
and
In-
It
is
easy
to
use
roll
it
on
or
brush
it
on
levels
out
smoothly
and
dries
with
4
beautiful
semi-gloss
finish;
Your
B-H
Paint
Dealer
wilj
be
glad
to
help
you
".
select
your
new
colour
scheme
in
Eggshell
Finish;
Col.
C.
V.
Evitt
arrived
in
the
AVJSSirS
WOULD
FOREST
DESTROYER
city
this
morning
on
the
Prince
'
'I
Fire,
insects
and
disease
ic
I
I
Rupert
from
his
home
at
De-1
RETURN
TO
JAPAN
Canadian
forests,
consume
hail
I
eluding
Apni
16,
1949.
tor
the
vnv-;
wlnji
education
here,
and
comes
Easter.
The
proposed
11
?w
ticm
and
completion
of
the
following
,n
tho
n-
,n
tv,A
rta.'al.hirnr-snell
is
slated
to
be
parture
Bay,
Vancouver
Island,!
.
as
much
again
wood
as
the
puir.
SYDNEY
Twenty
Australian
ior
a
business
visit
here.
and
paper
mills.
soldiers,
arriving
here
on
a
schools:
1.
Three-room
school
t
Telkwa.
B.C.
2.
Three-room
annex
to
High
"
"
'
School
at
Smithers.
B.C.
j
troopship
from
Japan,
said
to-
'
.
'
j
day
they
had
married
Japanese
tion
orders.
They
ay
they
wl.sr
'
in
defiance
of
non-fraterniza-
to
return
to
their
wives.
,
,
BREAD
SHORT
AS
BAKERS
STRIKE
Plans,
specifications
and
form
of
tender
mav
be
obtained
from
the
of
CormaughLs
Own
Rifles.
For
on
or
about
Marcn
31.
At
ony
the
past
few
years
he
had
teeen'rate,
hold
your
horses
until
the
in
the
employ
of
the
Continental
!
event
hapriens
and
try
to
ba-Limiber
Co.
Last
autumn,
he
de-
come
used
to
saying
'St.
John's"
cidod
to
make
a
change,
and
(
instead
of
"St.
John."
The
latter
went
to
Vancouver
to
look
the
city
is
touchy
and
will
perhaps
situation
"over,
before
sending
suspect
soiiveone
is
trying
to
rob
lor
the
family.
He
had
not
been
her
of
the
reversible
falls.
Ions
in
the
couth
before
he
sus
B-H
PAINTc
Fishermen!
le
best
Paintj,
Varnishe$
Ond
Enomels
.
.
.
I
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN:
i
s
the
symbol
of
the
reliable
dealer
.
in
your
community
'
School
Board
office
in
Bmithers.
B.
j
C.
or
from
the
School
Board
office
In
Smithers,
B.C.
or
from
Sharp.
Thompson,
Berwick
St
Pratt,
Arclii-
I
tects,
626
Pender
West.
Vancouver.
I
B
C.
on
a
deposit
of
S25
60.
which
j
amount
will
be
refunded
on
return
)
of
olans
In
good
condition.
A
certified
cheque
equal
to
10
f
tender
and
payable
to
the
Board
of
School
Trustees
must
accompany
tire
bid
as
surety
of
good
faith.
I
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
nec
WINNIPEG
Many
Winnipeg
housewives
have
turned
to
baking
their
own
bread
now
that
the
bakery
strike
is
four
days
old.
There
is
little
bread
in
the
groceries
and
what
there
is
is
being
rationed.
Hospitals
are
also
running
short
and
will
have
to
start
baking
their
own.
tained
an
accident,
being
struck
by
a
ear,
injury
being
restricted
j
Harry
Renwick,
federal
gov-to
his
.right
arm
which
was
eminent
steam
boiler
inspector,
crushed.
Considerable
medical'
arrived
in
the
city
this
morn-tt,c!ition
has
been
needed
but
ing
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
Westminster
to
inspect
the
Seven
hundred
bakers
walked
there
is
encouraging
.improve-
New
Get
that
high
speed
engine
of
yours
ready
to
do
a
job
this
coming
season.
Avoid
the
last
minute
scramble,
have
us
check
it
over
for
you.
If
an
overhaul
is
required
we
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
to
strip
down
and
secure
any
parts
that
might
not
be
immediately
available.'
TIME
IS
LIMITED.
We
are
equipped
for
and
specialize
in
the
overhaul
of
CHRYSLER
MARINE
ENGINES.
Jlttm--
item
boiler
o
the
snag
scow
Essing-
out
of
the
city's
four
major
bak-
n-nt.
essarily
accepted.
A.
MUHETM.
Secre
wiry
-Treasurer..
School
District
No.
54.
Smithers,
B.C.
Smithers.
BC
March
8.
1949.
(?)
Mrs.
Sutherland
was
formerly
ton.
The
Essington
is
going
on
eries
on
Saturday
alter
failing
Miss
Edith
Hurton,
of
Vancou-'the
dry
dock
pontoons
this
af-
to
reach
agreement
with
their
ternoon.
employees
on
a
wage
dispute.
"Jki-i
nuv
LAiiomu
.
.
.
$
,
,
,
.
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..
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m:kitionibT
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Cabinet
Co.
Builders
and
General
Contractors
FLOOR
SANDING
AND
CABINET
WORK
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N.II.A.
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to
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frontier
a
woman
is
about
to
give
birth
to
a
baby.
At
a
far
northern
outpost
a
man
meets
with
a
serious
accident,
or
a
little
child
is
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'
in
providing
relief
in
case
of
flood,
fire
or
disaster;
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helping
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sick
aid
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a
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Cross
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1
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Hospital
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reach
to
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to
those
who
need
hospital
care.
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Red
Cross
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your
help
in
financing
75
Outpost
Hospitals;
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supporting
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you
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