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Wednesday,
August
25,
1948
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town
they
happen
to
be
can-
OLYMPIANS
ARE
vassing.
The
party
reached
j
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
and
SPEEDING
HOME
left
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
but1
HALIFAX
O'
Members
of
Miss
Collerd
plans
to
be
back
Canada's
Olympic
team
are
now
end
lienections
copper-Wckel
discovery,
similar
to
the
Lynn
Lake
development
has
been
made
onlv
tives
Had
Interesting
Trip
in
Car
and
Trailer
.ufnctentlyT""?
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F"n
Flon
ral1-
i
Canada
and
was
.
jt
ITnitpd
oaKaicnewan
8
Grasxv
't
Canada,!
candid
to
say
he
greatly
dis-1
Uke
Parked
in
a
local
garage
is
&
...
lRhort.lv.
Khp
will
snenri
several
r,i
liked
leaving.
Evidently
he
has
I,"
,
w-
James
Michan,
eclor
left
a
mark
to
shoot
at.
Diplo-1
of
mineral
resources,
sa
be
iA
to
said
I
It
he
,
tn
the
man
:
who
mats
are
said
to
be
born.
They
;
announ'
yesterday.
car
ana
trailer
covered
wun
V.
Vv,
bccu"'b
iu
vhouo
and
h
1
u
dust
from
3000
miles
of
British
,
areta
.
homes
following
the
'arrival
of
SnUSeBhiL
SrW?lStnrS.JSl,S:;the
first
Dominion
contingent
ones
to
S
Helen
Collert.1
e
snows
arrive.
During
J
in
the
52-year
history
of
the
K-'J
piiwrt
:
nave
buw,
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rui-,
DrillCe
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.
l.l
tunate
the
country
who
is
serv-
give
a
fitting
touch
to
the
front
at
home
r
felt
travelling
renresentative
of
thewlnter
she
travel
through-
modern
games
which
failed
to
t-rtml
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British
and
Foreign
Bible
So
produce
a
winner.
They
disembarked
yesterday
lollowing
their
arrival
on
Monday.
ed
by
an
ame
one
and
true
also
entrance
or
the
museum
are
should
it
be
of
the
country
to
about
to
be
erected,
this
being
whom
he
Is
accredited.
I
done,
as
the
tourist
season
Is
Pttst
Us
peak.
But
it's
all
right
Was
old
Centre
Street,
ex-
anyway.
Totems,
taken
care
of
tnnriine
ud
hill
from
the
dock
I
"re
not
perishable,
and
tuoristi
Advert;''
in
t'ie
1nliy
fcewai
back
in
1910,
in
line
with
the
!
wiU
be
coming
this
way
as
long
ciety.
In
April
Miss
Collerd
left
the
Fraser
Valley
accompanied
by
Valerie
Pixley
of
Agassiz.
Unlike
the
ordinary
tourists
Miss
Collerd
and
her
companions
didn't
stick
to
the
main
roads.
If
a
side
road
leads
to
people
the
Society's
representatives
are
almost
sure
to
explore
it.
present
day
fountain
off
Sec
a
yuu
live,
and
after.
They
robably
wouldn't
have
sur
COCA-COLA
ARRIVES
vive
me
winter,
anyway,
in
their
reclining
position.
m
MIIMJIlfll
II
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UMm
The
Bridge
River
district
was
visited
in
one
of
their
side
trips
ond
Avenue?
A
man
with
a
lot
of
pioneer
pictures
was
asking
questions
yesterday.
What
he
sought
was
where,
on
the
waterfront,
as
it
Is
today,
stood
the
original
location
of
early
Prince
Rupert?
And
that
was
anything
but
simple.
Yes!
Find
Rupert
Road,
the
road
to
Vick-ersville,
Bacon's
garden,
the
shops
of
Centre
8treet,
the
so
Print'
Rupert
bears,
as
well
as
Prince
Rupert
people,
have
a
taste
for
ripe
berries.
Sunday
afternoon,
a
fruit
lover
wearing
a
black
fur
coat
was
sighted
roaming
around
in
the
vicinity
and
so
was
Wells
and
old
Bar-;
kervllle,
east
of
Quesnel,
but
most
interesting
of
all
was
their
trip
into
the
Chilcothv
area,
mere
iney
were
waugiiu
cial
zone
and
Arthur
Little's
literary
inspired
emporium.
.Yeah,
find
them!
oi
Mcciymont
Park.
Whatever
it
was
he
was
conveying
from
brush
or
bush,
to
his
shaggy
Jaw:;,
appeared
to
be
giving
the
greatest
uf
satisfaction.
In
fact,
one
of
the
girls
in
the
party
says
she
could
almost
swear
he
winked
at
them
once.
to
dan
for
gold
by
a
pioneer
who
had
been
over
the
Klon-dyke
trails.
This
district,
according
to
Miss
Collerd,
is
the
potential
heart
of
central
interior
British
Columbia.
For
marry
years
the
Chilcottn
area
has
been
noted
for
its
cattle
WELTER
WEIGHT
BOXING
AT
WEMBLEY
Canada's
G.
C.
Blackburn,
right,
parries
a
left
from
J.
Torma
of
Czechoslovakia,
the
winner,
during
their
welterweight
third
round
contest
at
the
Empire
Pool,
Wembley,
London.
I
Bronzed
and
looking
smart
!
in
a
grey
serge
suit.
William
,
j
Lyon
MacKenzie
King,
is
horn?
i
raising
and
during
their
140
i
WOMEN'S
GOLF
i
again
from
a
holiday
at
Sealjp
.1
r,
Tj
:
!
Harbor
In
Maine.
The
Ameri-1
jKailway
Collapses,
!
can
press
found
him
urbane
j
Japanese
Drowned
and
non-communicative.
Very.i
mile
trip
west
from
Williams
'OPENS
GOES
ON
Lake
and
back
again
they
saw
day
to
retain
.her
Canadian
ladies'
open
crown
as
sixteen
golfers-
from
Canada
and
Uu
United
States
swung
into
thf
second
day
of
match
play.
Sur-
in
fact!
He
declined
to
tell
i
TOKYO
O
More
than
150
!
where
he
was
staying
or
who
!
Japanese
last
night
were
re-hls
hosts
were.
Just
as
if
thev
ported
missing
and
believed
RIVERSIDE
GOLF
CLUB
Saint
John,
New
Brunswick
W
extensive
evidence
of
prosperity.
The
end
of
the
Chilcotin
road
is
not
far
from
Bella
Coola
and
some
day
the
people
of
the
interior
hop
to
see
the
road
18-hol
iriid
not
know
alreadv!
j
drowned
when
the
railing
nf
a
'
Long-hitting
Grace
Lenczyk
ofivivors
of
of
yesterday's
yesterday's
j
I
concrete
bridge
collapsed
over'
Newington,
Connecticut,
remain-
match
include
twelve
Canadian?
j
The
two-
large
totem
poles
to,Niigata
Haroor.
ed
the
top
heavy
favorite
to-
and
four
Americans.
r
$
completed
thus
giving
them
an
outlet
to
he
seaboard.
Miss
Collerd
and
Miss
Pixley
were
joined
by
another
Agassiz
girl,
Marion
Hall,
at
Quesnel
and
since
then
the
three
ladies
nave
visited
practically
every
settlement,
village,
town
and
city
between
there
and
Prince
Rupert.
While
on
the
road
the
party
do
their
cooking
on
a
small
gas
oline
stove
and
sleep
In
a
tent
which
is
often
pitched
In
friendly
rector's
yard
In
t'
J
wartime
taxes
UU
and
order
l.
Ask
for
it
either
way
.
.
.
both
trade-murks
mean
the
tame
thing.
TERRACE
HONORS
Authorized
Bottlers
of
Coca-Cola,
unler
Contract
wtth
Coco-Cola
Lid.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Prince
Rupert
Phone
132
PARTING
GUESTS
TERRACE-More
than
50
peo
pie
atended
a
Joint
congregational
farewell
social
last
Wednesday
evening
for
Mr.
and
Kitchen
Accessories
Get
yours
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
Our
assortment
ranges
from
Salt
and
Pepper
Shakers
to
Curtain
Rods
Visit
us;
you
are
sure
to
find
many
items
you
have
been
looking
for.
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Mrs.
J.
McAllister
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Barr
who
will
all
be
leaving
this
week
for
different
points
in
the
Dominion.
Mr.
McAllister
will
be
going
to
McGill
University
in
the
fall
and
Mr.
Barr
goes
to
Cour-tenay,
Vancouver
Island.
Games
were
enjoyed
during
the
evening
and
the
ladies
provided
a
delicious
repast.
In
presenting
Mr.
McAllister
and
Mr.
Barr
with
table
lamps,
hand
carved
by
F.
Gavan,
J.
H.
Smith
expressed
the
regrets
of
CARNIVAL
VISITORS
Put
Variety
Store
on
your
calls-to-make
list.
You
will
find
an
interesting
display
of
merchandise
here.
jail
present
at
their
departure
Both
had
worked
hard
for
the
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Phone
Red
400
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
church
in
tneir
own
neiu
uj
endeavor.
Mr.
McAllister
had
done
a
lot
to
make
the
manse
more
habitable
and
in
the
Phnrr.h
musical
circle
Mr'
and
jMrs.
Barr
had
been
invaluable.
Mrs.
Barr
had
been
the
church
organist
since
coming
here
sev-t
eral
years
ago.
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McAllister
anu
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were
each
presented
with
gifts
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
In
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
.
by
Mrs.
Van
Stolk
on
behait
oi
the
choir
and
Mrs.
F.
Gavan,
on
behalf
of
the
Ladies
Guild,
presented
them
with
a
hand-carved
pin.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
nt"lS!2Lfc(4
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
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SKEENA
MERCANTILE
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TRANSPORT
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Terrace:
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23;
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T.
Kenney
Ltd.;
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Prince
Rupert:
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Rupert
Hotel,
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Merchants
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
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