prince
Hupctt
Dailp
J3ttos
Tuesday,
December
7,
1948
Tuesday,
Tlm,.i
Due
Protein
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-
HEW
COACHES
ON
RAILWAY
Canadian
National
Railways
Still
Adding
Equipment
MONTREAL
An
xrder
lor
sometimes
eat
tht
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
John
Laraine
'r
twenty-five
de-luxe
passenger
coaches
for
the
Canadian
Na
-
I
.
ivl
tional
Railways
was
announced
l
mi
lit
"
lHI
in
hefe
yesterday
by
R.
C.
Vaugl;
an
C.M.G.,
Chairman
and
Pres
ident
of
the
company.
The
new
mm
2.
cars
will
be
built
by
Canada
Car
n
i
i
and
Foundry.
Word
from
Toronto
says
it
is
cn
offence,
under
the
Criminal
Code,
to
tear
a
$100
bill
m
two.
Something
tells
us
there
is
not
the
slightest
cause
for
us
to
Worry.
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T08
ir-
The
value
of
equipment
ord
ers
outstanding
for
the
C.N.R
j;;
f-
coio'irCMNcoic)il
'
wil
,
IT'S
BACK
TO
RECAP
Mamie
Maloney
.after
lamenting
Vancouver's
weeks
of
rain
and
gales,
perks
up
and
says:
"But
just
give
us
one
'
day
of
cloudless
blue
skies
w
ith
the
sun
sparkling
on
the
Gulf
of
Georgia
and
the
snow-capped
coast
range
rosy
in
uie
rays
of
the
setting
sun,
and
we're
ready
10
forgive."
"Weil
.after
a
few
days
of
moisture
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
sun
starts
beaming
on
the
world's
noblest
harbor,
matchless
mountains,
verdant
isles
of
assorted
sizes,
dancing
waves
of
Hecate
Straits,
the
sheer
beauty
of
Tsimpsean
peninsula
and
glittering
peaks
of
Wark
Canal
we're
ready,
also.
Mamie
!
FOND
MEMORIES
1
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,c
,
.
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IOVF
Sin.v
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A
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SHNtSS
ANt,
CH
now
brought
to
$35,500,000
said
Mr.
Vaughan
in
reviewing
the
equipment
position
of
the
system.
In
addition,
there
is
also
under
way
a
large
modernization
and
rehabilitation
program
for
passenger
equipment
in
company
shops.
,
"During
the
war,"
Mr.
Vaughan
said,
"new
passenger
equipment
could
not
be
obtained
an.l,
since
the
end
of
hostilities,
we
have
been
able
to
introduce
into
service
only
a
small
number
of
modern
sleeping,
puilot
aiul
buffet
lounge
cars,
day
coaches,
dining
cars
and
various
types
oi
freight
equipment.
We
are
doing
everything
possible
to
provide
good
service
and
there
is
hope
that
the
equipment
situation
will
improve
In
1949.
There
continues
.however,
to
be
a
.
y:
Captain
Bruce
Bairnsfather
is
on
the
coast
and
that
must
mean
"Old
Bill'"
is
here
too.
Way
back
in
1914-18
when
men
were
tlarring
cOlO
A
ANNABEL!
N
N
A
BELT1
HENRY
FONri
getting
U'ench
feet,
entering
(
STAMPEDERS
HOME
It
was
a
wild
day
in
Calgary
when
the
Stampeders
arrived
home
from
Toronto
bearing
the
Grey
Cup
they
won
for
the
first
time
against
Ottawa
Rough
Riders.
An
estimated
50,000
thronced
the
streets
to
welcome
the
team.
Shown
here
is
the,
parade
led
by
supporters
carrying
the
goal
posts
removed
from
Varsity
Stadium
after
the
cov05
(CP
Photo)
j
east-west
final.
1
hospital
and
having
plenty
of
mud,
muck
and
general
misery,
along
with
heavy
casualties,
Bairnsfather
was
a
priceless
morale-booster.
It
will
be
a
real
pleasure
ioi
veterans
to
meet
him.
SFF
TL.
I
nttf
Killarnoy
aluii(
The
pogeoniry
pre
war
Londoi
CITATION
NAMED
HORSE
OF
YEAR
Calumet
Stables
Again
Captures
Top
Racing
Honor
shortage
of
materials,
particularly
steel
,and
there
is
the
Important
factor
of
high
costs
of
materials
and
wages
to
be
taken
into
account
when
considering
the
number
and
types
of
units
that
can
be
purchased
at
the
present
time.
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changing
d
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Do
wni
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YORK
f
To
the
surprise
of
no
one
who
follows
horse
racing,
Citation
was
yesterday
"
LINGERIE
GIFTS
4
The
Wallace
Wav
4lr
For
all
sizes
from
small
I
to
extra
large,
we
have
a
I
Selection
for
personal
gift
l!
satisfaction,
tl
-
jj
At
WALLACES
of
Course
John
McCormoi
"Lofty
anc
comfortable"
is
the
terse
and
comprehensive
way
in
which
the
cabin
of
the
Prince
Ruper.
Ski
Ciub
on
Mount
Hays,
overlooking
the
city,
is
described
Perhaps
the
club
members,
as
well
as
the
rest
of
us,
do
not
realize
new,
that
in
what
they
are
doing
hi
this
ski
development
business
they
are
paving
the
way
toward
a
time
when
the
mountain
will
be-to
Prince
Rupert
what
Mount
Royal
is
to
the
Canadian
metropolis,
Montreal.
And
that's
named
'Horse
of
the
Year
in
the
i
beloved
Irish
bi
SAVAGE
ANIMAL
The
weasel
is
the
most
bloodthirsty
killer
of
all
North
American
animals.
annual
poll
of
Turf
and
Sports
Digest,
Baltimore
racing
publication.
The
Calumet
comet,
winning
zz
1
TOMC3QOVJ
V
'v',l
top
honors
for
its
stable
for
the
j
fifth
time
in
thirteen
years,
fin
COTTAGE
CHEESE
i
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
!
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
'
lot!
But
it
will
be
some
time
ished
first
in
all
but
two
starts
in
two
seasons
of
racing.
away!
i-ii:i.ni!ijnn.i!
vii
Two
valuable
iolm
poles
now
guard
the
entrance
to
the
mus
LONDON,
if
Collections
of
pictures
left
by
Mrs.
Arthur
-.1
I
A
v.-f
.-i'v;-
y,
I
eum.
The
job
has
been
completed
and
looks
first
class.
But
it
IF
NEW
Ll'Xltl
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
it'll:
IS
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WED-NESDAT
MIDNIGHT
will
not
be
entirely
finished
until
all
that
raw
space
out
front
has
been
converted
into
a
handsome
James,
Edwardian
hostess
and
podmother
to
the
Queen,
brought
$174,784
at
an
auction.
They
included
two
portraits
by
Reynolds,
a
Turner,
a
Murillo
and
three
Tintorcttes.
.
ir
lawn
something
to
match
the
THE
NEW
Inglis
"Sterling"
WASHER
beautiful"
grounds
next
door.
Opportunity
is
there.
And
for
a
is
j
finishing
touch
why
not
put
a
'flag
on
the
flag
pole
now
and
'then?
numbing
or
Heating
Call
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
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271
LONDON
(P
Sir
Peter
Ry-lands,
former
Federation
of
British
Industries'
president
died
on
his
80th
birthday.
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITT
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
CITATION
ARRIVES
FOR
TANFORAN
CUP
Calumet
Stables
wonder
horse
Citation
steps
as
proudly
as
a
reigning
monarch
as
he
emerges
from
his
private
car
on
a
railroad
siding
to
his
stall
at
Tanforan,
Calif.,
in
anticipation
of
his
running
in
the
Tanforan
S50.000
handicap
December
11.
One
of
the
greatest,
and
pos.sibly
the
greatest
horse
in
American
turf
history,
he
is
considered
by
many
racegoers
to
be
superior
even
to
the
immortal
Man
O'
War.
Leading
Citation
into
his
stall
is
F.
C.
McMillan,
exercise
boy
who
accompanied
the
horse
across
the
country.
A
police
guard
walks
behind.
Citation
has
been
voted
"Horse
or
the
year.'
;
'
-
.,
mil
Ti
''
.
William
Lyon
MacKcnzie
King
in
London
was
advised
to
have
a
check
made
of
himself
when
he
returned
home.
He
is
now
in
Montreal
being
carefully
examined,
so
that
it
can
be
learned,
generally
speaking,
what
it
is
best
for
him
to
do,
or
refrain
from
doing.
The
people
of
Canada
have
been
trying
to
do
that
A
preci.sion-bu.lll
washer
oy
lnBlis"
for
whiter,
easier
washinns,
with
less
wear
on
clothes.
'
"Finger
Touch"
'
Wringer
Release
'
Automatic
I'ump
Drainer.
Lubricated
for
Life
without
yet:
.should
one
happen
to
be
a
toadlv
for
twenty
'
years,
having
succeeded.
wanted
brigand.
And
he
would
be,
all
right,
all
right!
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THEM
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RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELEC
ill
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BY
,
Vancouver
on
Saturday
hadj
another
bank
robbery,
the
gun-
The
plant
in
whirh
Jesscn's
man
getting
away
with
the
j
Weekly
was
published
in
Fair-swag.
Difficulty
in
quittii.g
banks,
was
burned
to
the
ground
town.has
of
ten
been
given
as
the
recently
and
the
proprietor
chief
reason
why
no
bandit
has
plans
on
rebuilding
at
once.
A
ever
introduced
himself
in
u
newspaper,
to
carry
on,
aeecs
bank
at
Prince
Rupert.
It's
a.i
a
wide
variety
of
necestiUcs.
good
a
reason
as
any
and
possi-;
Fairbanks
is
a
long
way
from
bly
the
best.
There
are
cars
,.i
sources
of
supply,
Winter,
has
through
motor
roa(d,
planes,
'just
about
started
and
Alaska
boats
of
all
sorts,
railway
and
is
no
stranger
to
labor
dirfjcul-what
have
you
available,
yet
this
ties.
But
anyway,
here's
to
his
would
be
a
hard
city
to
leave,
pluck!
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jiARDLEY
of
LONDON
?
Your
7
0Ur
For
For
the
the
Ladic
BUY
AND
USE
CHRISTMAS
SEALS
pr
n
Practical
C
That
Plea
COLOGNES
$1.50
and
$2.50
IJATH
SALTS
$1.25
and
$3.00
GIFT
SETS
$$2.5()
to
$10.00
STORE
v
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n
LOVELY
LINGERIE
"
HMMl
&
"AVING
HOWLS-41.25
GIFT
SETS-$1.85
to
$7.50
Delightful
three-piece
ensembles.
Truly
u
wu""
cNoUlittj
Gin
for
her.
30
ANY
GIFT
IN
GAY
HOLIDAY
WRAP-
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EXTRA
CHARGE
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Theni
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PHARMACY
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are
nreams
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cd.
All
sizes
and
colors
including
bluck
and
white
.
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hriiliiDin
trnii-rrmf
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contain
eightNcli
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stock
of
blouses
in
the
city.
HOSIERY
Sheer
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pencil
scums,
so
pruclical
a
cift.
MEN
SHOPPERS
WELCOME
EVIiKY
COW!
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Good
news
for
those
who
have
had
to
postpone
their
purchase
of
flatware!
We
are
able
now
to
show
you
a
group
of
altracbve
chests,
filled
with
Canada's
most
heauliful
flalwarc
Commi
nitv!
We
are
featuring
today
the
Iwo
most
universally
loved
pattcni3-"Conmutiou"
and
'Lady
Iluinillou".
.AUTOMATIC
jBemidlns:
EDiryeir
1.
Handles
all
fabrics.
2.
Easy
on
the
clothes.
'v:
;
3.
Automatic
controls
for
heat
'
'
(
and
time
damp
or
bone
dry
within
an
hour,
j
4.
Handles
1
8
lbs.
wash
in
one
M
operation.
5.
Can
be
used
with
any
washer.
"DONT
DEPEND
ON
THE
WEATHERMAN
FOR
DRY
CLOTHES."
TERRACE
THAT
EXPRESS
YOUR
THOUGHTS
BY
ARTISTIC
BEAUTY
OF
DESIGN
AND
BY
A
MESSAGE
THAT
SUITS
THE
OCCASION
AND
THE
PERSONALITY
OF
THE
RECEIVER
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a
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LLOYD
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PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SEK
Open
6:30
a.m.
tlU
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
6U"
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselvei
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