TRANSCANADA
prince
Uuprrt
Dailp
Jlcto
Saturday,
December
18,
1948
F1
anr
O.Aa
portatiou
experience
with
the
Chicago-Milwaukee
Railroad,
lie)
joined
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
traffic
department
when
It
was
first
organized
in
1938
as
sec-
relary
lo
the
general
traffic
Waterfront
Whiffs
APPOINTMENTS
Walter
VUm-M,,
Better
English
Air
Sew
Officials
For
l.inrs
Are
Named
I
manager.
In
1947
Mr.
Fulchei
'was
made
general
supervisor
ol
JJER
COME.
'
methods,
a
post
which
he
held
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
'The
man
who
uro-
until
his
new
appointment
as
director
of
.
traffic
procedure,'
with
headquarters
In
Montreal-
SUNDAY
MIDnTTToI
r
MONTREAL
Appointments
in
the
traffic
department
of
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
were
announced
yesterday
by
W.
Gordon
Wood,
general
traffic
man-
ceeded
me
was
a
soldier."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro
nunciation
of
"lien"?
Another
Davis
Raft
Being
Re-lashed
Crab
Industry
Pays
Off
Cod
Fishing
Now
Suspended
The
Bowrjy
Bys
milt:
uunrrT
cvv
...
Roy
Edgar
Deyman
joined
the
Dollar
Steamship
Line
in
w
?
aRcr.
V.
H.
Fulcher
becomes
dir-(
.t-i
.if
t
i-o
f
f
if
nriuorliirA
R
P
I
1931
and
In
1938
transferred
to
British
and
Irish
in
.
The
Cobra
II
'Hard
Boiled
Mahoney
I
Railways
as
assistant
manager.
sales
and
H.
Johnston
passenger
Half
a
million
feet
of
los,
remnant
of
what
was
once
a
Davis
raft
containing
more
than
twice
that
amount,
are
-.----,
lying
along
the
.
waterfront
..cv..v.v
..,.,
here
near
Jl.
A.
1
A
i
i
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
Is
misspelled?
Gangreen,
garnishee,
guarantee.
4.
What
does
the
word
"endowment"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
do
that
means
"easy
to
manage"?
Answers
hwnmes
rlireetor
of
cartro
sales.
'
Toronto
office.
In
August
1940.
virtnr
ntnr
iionn.
itpnrv
s,.ivir
Fnirhpr
ininpfi
nini4'ne
ne
entered
entered
Trans-canaaa
i
rans-ianaoa
ai
Air
At
III
....
.
..
T
fnpc
cjirvipA
aa
traffic
r'
.
;r"
T
,
"
,
..
ithe
Canadian
National
Rail-
"H-,!
B8
uwik
into
a
SP3
Wort
hv
hnnm
Jlffpr
hrpakinrr
lin
par
v
tViicI
,..
.......
...
'pnraiivp
in
rharor
nf
the
Wind
--
--
J
-
ji
r
-"v
"-
wavs
in
as
assistant
sia-
-
-
week
While
enrOUte
from
Alaska
to
State
of
Washing-1
tioii
agent,
at
Brandon,
Mant-!sor
area
and
became
field
as
1.
Sav.
"The
man
hn
nip-
inotnn
nnrtc
sistant
to
the
general
traffic
100a,
ana
aiier
iunner
irans
ceded
me.-
2.
Preferred
pro-!
The
Davis
raft
partially
dis-
ed
a
mishap
while
seeking
shel-1
manager,
at
Winnipeg,
in
1944,
..u..i.u
i,
e
as
.ntegrated
at
the
beginning
of
ter
in
a
Dundas
Island
cove.
'
tion
10
according
'
to
Alfred
Barnes
1
and
ana
then
lnen
general
general
supervisor
uPervuor
oi
01
in
me,
second
e
as
in
end
un-
(hP
ur-Pk
nff
th
Portia
r,ni
,
'
T
es,l
Dasscneer
sales,
a
Dost
which
he
r
.
4
v
.tvuAo
iwt
an
Louiuau.'u
inn
n
rr
iji
Ln-iiiKrwirr
i
no
itre&sed.
two
syllables.
3.
Gan-
held
until
his
new
appointment
while
under
tow
of
the
Seattle
650,000
feet
of
logs
when
the
;
general
shipping
position
has
tug
Hercules.
Official
surveyors
lashines
loosened.
.
imnmvnrf
hc,ntiaii
i
t-
J
gift
of
nature;
talents.
'His
B;grene.
4.
Natural
capacity;
early
endowments
had
fitted
who
investigated
tho
loss
at
past
two
years
that
her
dollar
MON.
-
TUES.
MATINEE
2:30
i
MONDAY
i
EVENINOS
One
Showing
Onry
at
7:15
p.m.
edwTgl
ROBINSUn
I
IDA
LUPJNO
2
JOHN
GARFIELD
iBARRY
FITZGERALD'
The
Queen
Charlotte
Island
expenditijre
next
year
on
the
him
for
the
work
he
was
to
do."
crab
industry
Daid
off
sn
chartering
or
hiring
of
U.S.A
I
I.
Taylor.
5.
Docile.
iributed
it
to
poor
construction
of
the
raft.
A
well-built
raft,
they
say.
would
have
held
together
under
the
conditions
encountered
on
the
trip.
j
vessels
will
be
almost
nil.
Hugh
Johnston
joined
the
Chicago-Milwaukee
Railroad
in
1929
and
then
owned
and
managed
a
freight
audit
bureau
in
Winnipeg
until
Joining
Northwest
Airlines.
In
1942,
he
was
appointed
regional
traffic
manager
for
CP
Air
Lines
at
Edmonton.
Fiva
years
later
he
Joined
TCA
as
manager
of
cargo
sales
and
!
I
MORE
EDMONTON
HOMES
I
EDMONTON,
(f
Land
sales
this
summer
that
Massett
fishermen
are
planning
to
go
into
it
in
a
bigger
way
and,
as
a
result;
Alex
Wylie
and
his
son.
Robert,
Massett
boat
builders,
are
having
a
busy
winter.
!
The
Hercules,
a
Seattle
Tug
'and
Barge
Co.
towboat
left
port
For
the
first
time
the
people
of
China
will
soon
be
eating
herring
from
Great
Britain.
The
Herring
Board
has
just
shipped
DRESSES
By
PEOPLES
STORE
I
Holiday
Time
means
Dress
a
Up
Time
for
ladies.
You'll
find
our
selection
choosj
but
not
expensive.
a
THE
WAY
YOU
LIKE
TO
LOOK
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
for
the
south
siiorUy
after
bringing
in
the
damaged
raft.i
ana
nome
building
continue
to
boom
here.
Since
Nov.
1,
there
have
been
16
land
sales
to
the
value
of
$18,780
from
which
will
e
built
20
homes
valued
at
$140,000
and
several
industrial
plants.
more
more
than
man
o
8.000
wu
samples
samples
cured
cured
The
rc-la.shine
job
will
be
by
-centiy,
me
W'ylies,
who
went
1
Armour
s,iof
.,..
over
to
the
Islands
a
enimip
"nf,
,n
brine.
Several
thousand
more
WM,ubv
aiu
AS
IA-
.
1
pected
to
be
done
within
th:Vea
ago
from
Prince
Rupert,
samPIe
going
....
to
the
West
next
couple
of
weeks.
Armour-launch
a
Anc
46-foot
boat
forIndies-
Tne
method
of
curing
cuwrf
FEW
CARS
IN
1900
At
the
turn
of
the
century,
total
motor
vehicle
production
In
the
United
States
was
4.192
cars.
recently
comnletprf
a
r..iachinr
Ray
Benson
of
Massett
and
im-l
.
i
.
'
mrriiatiilv
IqM
fha
toAl
t
.
'
TH09SANS
Dill)
IN
THiCAST!
IlMIN
mil
iiii
hi
nrnrr
igvic
nr
....
'J
-
auiu
Uli.
RtU
1U
U
AZTEC
5ET1
LEMENT
-Mexico
City
dates
from
1323.
:u-ii
the
Aztecs
settled
on
an
island
in
Lake
Texcoco.
-
.
Vm
i
ait,
yji
lc
of
two
brought
in
by
the
Se-
larger
boat
tnelr
own-
11
witl.
The
linjr
Aqu.tania,
on
a
re
cent
voyace
from
Encland
in
attle
tus
Monarch,
whirh
suffpr.'
a
52-footer,
which
will
be!
rWAINtt
MttUAiTf
txRtcrto
bt
Michael
cjr
'wwwixwwwtxttttwttwutKt'wTttutxtwnttuu,,,,..,....,.,,.,
USfd
10
thC
"ab
fishery"
Thei-,
Halifax
carried
back
500
bags
ol
r
wcxxxxxw
plan
to
instal
a
ion
horsepor'niail
not
unloaded
while
she
at
I
Caterpillar
diesel
engine.
"
i
in
port
due
to
the
refusal
of
You
Must
Ik
Seated
by
7:13
to
Sec
the
!
longshoremen
to
work
overtime.
The
cod
iisnery,
which
has
Tnis
nieans
that
hundreds
ol
been
the
only
form
of
fishing
I
Christmas
parcels
and
letters
for
going
on
in
ihe
late
fall,
with
'
tlelivpry
in
E"Sland
cannot
ar-thc
exceptioij
of
course
of
some
!
rivc
until-
1,1
a11
likelihood,
after
dragging,
has
folded
up,
at
least
i
C1iristmas.
for
the
Christmas
season.
D'
'
Complete
Show
Jio-
iswM
mii
fl
if
liveries
recently
have
been
sm'tii
!
and
it
is
expected
that
they
will
j
li
1
Sockcyc
salmon
pack
iu
me
Prince
Rupert
fisheries
district
for
the
year
1918
is
placed
at
162.584
cases
as
compared
witn
167,530
cases
last
year
and
110,-
now
cca.se
altogether.
Some
grey
cod
which
has
been
landed
Ls
oemg
sent
to.
Vancouver
for
m
S
wS;i
tf
s
'
341
cases
in
1946.
shipment
to
the
American
market,
this
type
of
fish
havim.
r
rz
f-,-
vs
c
i
fTTx
l.ANii
nw;
STnv
Aj-r
j
!
little
appeal
to
Canadian
ta-sts
On
her
regular
weekly
sailing
I
lie:
CVrtifkaU-
of
Tltlr
No.
a.'i7:il-I
j
to
Lot
One
Thousand
Throe
I
Hunclntl
mid
Thrrr
Il:i03i.
!
Ilanne
Flu-
(5.
Coast
District
WHKKEAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
t
IssutHl
In
the
name
of
Anthonv
c
to
rrince
Rupert
and
the
is
lands.
Union
steamer
Cbquitlani
api.
Alt
Aspinall
docked
here1
TcrFS1"'n'co
has
b"e"
"
,
ui.nc,
nonce
is
ncrcoy
aivcn
that
at
1
Dm.
Fridav
,
I
shall,
at
the
exoiration
of
!
ver.
This
week,
she
will
vicif
1
nionth
frxjiu
the
date
of
Ihp
firm
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Sunday
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wiU
be
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Deputy
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of
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GIFTS
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
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(
18)
LIMITED
NUMBER
OF
GENUINE
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p.
TABLE
1
$4.50
TRILITE
$19.95
TORCHIER
BOUDOIR
BED
to
$19.95
to
$24.50
'
$23.65
$4.50
$3.75
I
Elizabeth
Ardan't
J
Hand-O-Tonik
J
hat
a
gifted
way
of
keeping
hands
J
creamy-soft,
candle
-smooth.
1
In
fact,
her
famous
lotion
lends
a
holiday
touch
,
lo
work'O-doy
hands
the
whole
year
through.
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Powerful
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$159.95
STORE
to
m..))
to
$1
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MLU
5i
5.
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LOVELY
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ao
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