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Thursday,
November
18,
1948
IMPORTANCE
OF
WHEAT
C.N.R.
Tropdy
Presented
at
Royal
Agricultural
Fair
in
Toronto
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Announcement...
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Saturday,
Nov.
20
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the
Royal
Agricultural
Winter
household
RGARET
NIXON
FLORIST
papers
Fair
yesterday
was
marked
by
the
presentation
by
R.
C.
Vaugh-an
C.M.G.,
chairman
and
president,
Canadian
National
Railways,
of
the
new
C.N.R.
Challenge
Trophy
for
the
world's'
championship
in
wheat.
The
trophy,
which
is
for
annual
competition,
was
received
by
i.
A.
Northey,
president
of
the
Fair
on
behalf
of
the
diretcors.
In
making
the
presentation,
for
YOUR
homp,
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Mr.
Vaughan
stressed
the
value
of
wheat
and
agricultural
prod
lb
from
hot-house
to
you.
We
are
as
your
telephone,
or
better
still,
stop
in
'tret
acquainted.
T
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1
tee
dboh
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nflTi
ucts
to
the
national
economy
and
pointed
out
that
wheat
had
assumed
a
new
and
vital
role
in
the
world"s
war
recovery
program.
He
said
that
the
national
system
felt
privileged
to
participate
in
any
effort
to
improve
and
stimulate
wheat
production
throughout
the
Dominion.
322
Third
Avenue
Formerly
Occupied
by
Scuby's
Furs
PURE
TOILET"
TISSUE
Tin
higti
qu'itr
Pp
tr
now
Fcil
Soft.
Sfconf,
absorbent,
and
economic!.
N.H.A.
DESIGN
-OF
-THE
-MONTH
Here
is
a
plan
with
features
that
make
it
desirable
and
practical
for
location
on
rural
or
suburban
lot
when
the
owner
has
planned
to
have
a
garden
and
wants
direct
access
to
the
basement
and
also
the
bathroom
without
entering
other
rooms
within
the
house.
The
kitchen
is
located
at
the
front.
A
serving
counter
and
cabinets
form
the
end
of
the
dining
epace
in
the
living-dining
room,
making
it
possible
to
set
the
dining
table
and
nmove
the
dihes
without
)pving
th
kitchen.
The
first
floor
contains
two
bedrooms
and
a
bath
with
adequate
closet
space.
The
second
floor
may
be
finished
at
a
later
date
to
include
two
additional
bedrooms.
The
roof
construction
is
simple
and
the
stair
is
so
arranged
that
no
dormer
is
required.
Designed
by
M.
G.
Dixon,
B.Arch.,
M.R
A.I.C.,
Ottawa,
the
area
of
the
house
for
estimating
purposes
if)
1,120
square
feet,
including
second
floor.
The
exterior
dimensions
are
SO
feet
by
24
feet
and
the
minimum
required
lot
width
is
42
feet
without
driveway.
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Mr.
Northey
.
stated
that
the
Canadian
National
Trophy
was
typical
of
the
great
railway
or-
i
ganization
which
,
had
served
tdvcillsiiig
always
hi
'(7!
HAND-E-WRAP',
the
wheat
growers
so
faithfully
throughout
the
years.
Evidence
of
the
interest
taken
in
the
7
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Christmas
E
Met!
homt-size
huvy
Ked
ppw
.
.
hundred
of
uses
in
the
hem.
Conveniently
Recked
in
handy
"teif-off"
pck9
with
metal
cutting
cdje.
ALE
R,
SEEKS
TERRACE
BUS
FRANCHISE
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade,
a
letter
from
John
Gur-vich
of
Prince
Rupert
was
read.
It
requested
support
in
the
matter
of
providing
a
bus
service
between
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
which
service,
the
letter
said,
he
was
prepared
to
initiate.
He
was
already
applying
for
a
license.
The
request
is
being
endorsed
eminiscences
since
the
days
when
th
CP.R.
By
W.J.
J
Reflections
buildirig
westward,
switched
south
and
went
to
the
coast
by
trophy
and
of
its
stimulation
to
the
wheat
growers,
Mr.
Northey
said,
was
already
reflected
in
the
number
of
entries
receive?
by
the
fair
this
year.
They
more
than
doubled
that
of
1947,
and
the
international
aspect
of
the
entries
was
shown
by
the
number
of
American
entries
received.
This
is
the
first
year
that
the
Canadian
National
Vorld's
Championship
Wheat
Trophy
will
be
on
display,
having
been
received
from
Birk's,
Toronto,
by
the
Fair.
It
is
modernistic
in
design.
The
main
shaft
it
a
NOOK-NAPS
Neatly
folded
papal
table
napkins
.
.
.
attractive
pattern
.
sic
them
at
every
meal
...
save
washinj
and
money.
of
consequence
and
conceit.
For
way
of
Calgary,
leaving
Edmonton
feeling
like
a
poor
relation.
we
all
have
it,
more
or
less.
The
A
brother
of
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
may
be
coming
up
our
way.
H
is
enroute
to
the,
Arctic
coast.
He
is
a
canon
of
cold,
impartial
Hies
th
re
morseless
record
place
it
there
Mackenzie
King,
once
he
becomes
accustomed
tx
the
feeling
of
reduced
responsibility,
can
travel
a
bit,
should
he
feel
so
to
remain.
You
were
going
to
do
so
much
and
so
many
badly
the
Anglican
church,
and
will
be
stationed
at
Aklavik.
If
he
makes
as
good
use
of
his
artillery
as
his
distinguished
kins
nprierl
(Viinoja
Vm
vnnH
a-
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t
rreai
bronzed
streamline
wheat
stalk,
with
gilt
ear
of
wheat,
rising
to
ACHES
&
PAINS
MUMS
complish
them
all
when
others
I
msPsea-
rmain
1S'
T
has
ex
been
a
Ume
when
couldn't.
But
the
fUes.
with
icy,
more
comfort-
finality
rules
that
your
boast-"f
man
did,
the
north
will
know
"ii
's
Snow
Suits
&
height
of
approximately
three
the
most
complete
evangelizing
n
Baby
Blank-
actually
led
JIFF
TOWELS
,
.
i
Keep
a
roll
in
the
kitchen
.
.
.
and
in
your
bathroom.
Excellent
lor
drying
hands,
'
..
wipinj
or
duitini
.
.
.highly
absorbent.
'
in
its
history.
feet.
It
widens
at
the
base
to
show
a
grain
train
with
eleva-
ing
and
certainty
nowhere.
I
Prince
Rupert.
Last
time,
Fred
Stork
and
a
band
helped
wel-
in
Stock
THE
tor
in
sliver,
with
gilt
stocks
of
SORE
THROAT
To
take
a
little
journey
back
come
him.
He
spoke
in
the)Wheat
at
each
side.
The
win-'
Westholme
Theatre
and
more
ner
eacn
year
will
receive
a
sil-than
once
drew
near
to
the'ver
tray,
with
an
engraving
of
through
the
newspaper
files
is
Edmonton
is
already
pretty
well
served
with
hotels,
but
It
seems
a
new
one
a
seven
mil
SKOPPE
a
useful
exparienci
if
for
no
other
reason
than
that
it
can
footlights
for
the
sake
of
em-j
the
trophy
upon
it,
and
a
cheque
U.
Blue
180
lion
dollar
affair
no
less
is
on
the
cards.
Times
have
changed
pnasis.
jh
miuuKi
u,x
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Liasi
year
me
iropny
7
reduce
one's
customary
feeling
was
chief
speaker
at
a
lurvclieon.
t
was
worl
for
the
first
time
by
He's
Jseen
around,
but
always
on
business.
Mrs.
A.
B.
Kelsey,
Erickson,
B.
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make-up.
The
shortest
day
of
the
year,
according
to
highest
authority,
will'
be
December
21.
We
beg
to
dispute
this.
Fearless
of
rebuke,
or
stern
reprimand,
we
assert
the
shortest
of
the'
whole
3C5
Ml..
IITTTI
katchewan
has
a
hoodoo
municipality
in
name
only.
Proof
is
a
sign
on
the
municipal
hall
of
this
village,
midway
between
Saskatoon
and
Prince
Albert.
It
reads:
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of
the
Rural
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