tptintt
Uupttt
Daflp
J3ctosf
Friday,
October
8,
1948
Reminiscences
By
W.
J.
-
and
REFLECTIONS
His
steel
struck
sparu
COLUMBIA
PICTURE
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,
SLIP
CAUSED
DEATH
GREENWICH,
Eng.
W)-James
Grimbley,
87,
was
killed
by
"his
own
behaviour."
Stepping
aside
to
let
someonepass,
he
slipped
on
the
sidewalk,
broke
his
thigh
and
died
a
-few
days"
later.
LA
K
KT
PAKKS
rA;
.
.!
con
1
-ELLEN
DREW
GEORGE
MACREADY
.
EDGAR
J
""
""'"'J
MARC
Pjn
to
Joe
Louis
as
much
as
says
he
will
fight
again,
notwithstand
ing
his
assurance,
at
the
last
bout,
that
there
would
be
no
more.
It
is
to
be
hoped
ne
does
take
on
another
contender
and
the
cauliflower
Industry
can
have
a
new
champion.
Joe
has
been
there
long
enough.
PueU-
ism
and
public
have
been
good
to
him
and
it's
time
someone
put
him
to
sleep.
Anyway,
It
would
be
a
refreshing
change.
The
world
can
wag
along
with
out
him.
Two
Joes,
at
the
same
time
are
more
than
enough.
Perhaps
the
atomic
bomb
is
not
so
grisly
as
painted.
It's
ail
in
what
use
you
make
of
it.
Comments
General
McNaueh-
ton:
"Atomic
energy
is
not
just
another
military
weapon.
The
evidence
shows
clearly
that
the
possibilities
for
the
beneficial
uses
of
this
form
of
energy
are
literally
incalculable.
In
medi
cine,
ui
cnemisiry,
in
Dioiogy,
gflfa,
"LETTER
TO
A
REB,;
SAT.
SHOWS
-
2:00
-
4:4o
gas
I
save
on
a
windy
day!"
NEW
GIRL
GUIDE
TROOP
PLANNED
Prlnr-p
Rnnprr.'a
f"5lrl
rinlHa
Association,
which
"
is
"
now
en-
,
(
,ormaunn
OI
B
.nnne
company
in
metallurgy,
in
engineering,!8"6
"
""""i
fi.
tools
of
u
it.,
ito
it0
enlaree
enIar6e
its
lts
Droeram
program
with
with
the
the
fHlCWIj
imps
era
hnth
fmnt
.nri
wt
s.
I
"It's
amazing
how
much
Found
in
tokm
Ozone
is
toueh
on
eerms
and.'
if
one
wants
to
start
a
private,'
war
with
them
an
ozone
nlant
Zr?r
"
t
fin
f
VlA
Inoal
m
O
A
c
nmll
n
r.
D
at
t-onraa
btreet
bcnooi,
it
was
h0me
of
A.
J.
Domniato,
Taylor
learned
at
a
meeting
of
the1,,.
.
hunters
pack
deer
carcass
over.f
JZlnun
t.hpir
sh
such
novelty
and
power
and
aptitude
to
the
task
in
I
hand
have
been
made
available
Wherever
they
have
been
freed
.
.
USe
tne
I""lera.
of
icnow-
a
most
!lSSta
This
fellow
Dr.
Brock
Chisholm
is
at
it
again.
A
year
ago
he
managed
to
get
a
lot
of
i
worthy,
well-meaning
folk
all
aui
ana
Dotnerea
by
repeatedly
emDhasizinir
emphasizing
tViat
that
Santa
Confa
nin..,
Claus
numerous
incic;,
of
unique
intt.
dent
C.
G.
ii
J
cnair
in
the
,
dent
O.
G.
stua
13331
Mm
(fpj
ulioti
.
.
.
IS
Gyros
Enjoy
Dinner,
Pictures
anjl
Stag
It
was
a
full
evening
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
last
night
with
a
dinner
meeting
and
moving
picture
entertain-
ment
ment
at
at
the
tne
Civic
civic
Centre
Centre
fni.
lowed
by
a
stag
party
at
the
iIle
P'ures
were
pre
sented
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
and
were
an
Interesting
and
colorful
visual
narrative
of
a
trip
made
recently
by
himself
and
Mrs.
Large
across
Canada,
through
Ontario
and
Quebec,
through
the
New
Eneland
Stnt-.p
anri
thence
home
by
way
of
the
northern
United
States
such
as
Minnesota
ana
Montana
and
on
on
thp
the
Parlhnn
Cariboo
inH
and
Mnrthn
Northern
Transprovinclal
Highway.
Many
wavKiH
wayside
scenes
both
In
i
city
i..
and
i
NAVAL
ORDERS
Training
Schedule
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
Monday,
October
11
There
will
be
no
R.C.N.
(Reserve)
training
on
Mondav
October
11,
Thanksgiving
Day
.
,
"
iui,;b
uie
jaut
out,
even
n
k"0cklngvff
a"y
handy
germs.s
no
practical
purpose,
its
"machine
transmits
ultra
fringed
edges
gives
it
a
Daniel
t,Ai.j
ma:
be
fc,
u,uig,ivu
fcW
n.nnn4
T
I
1.
i.
1
A.
i
1
1.
uoone-isn
atmosphere.
The
day
of
two
pant
suits
doesn't
even
appear
to
be
on
the
horizon
horlzon
but
but
if
lf
one
one
Is
is
order-
order-1
.
g
ai,made-t-measure
suit
one
can
dispense
with
the
vest
and
lishpH
"shed
nt.
at
Tprrara
Terrace,
and
onH
tVnt
that
Hifil
Mil-
is
a
bewhiskered
old
fraud
and
ler
Bay
Hospital
and
Metlakatla
are
showing
cv,,i
active
i
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Inaugurating
the
company's
new
last
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
combined
with
a
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run
out
of
this
port,
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
A.
As-pinall,
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
Namu
and
Butedals
and
will
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
for
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Cumshewa
Inlet
and
other
south
Island
points.
She
is
due
back
here
Sunday
afternoon
or
evening
to
sail
at
11
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
Hotel.
.
imsals
Prince
Rupert
J.
Gaines,
Port
Washington.
N.Y.:
N.
T.
Mancan
TMmnntniv
'a.
Wilson,
Prince
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Dyer,
High
Point,
N.C.;
M.
Poschner,
Petersfield,
Manitoba;
W.
R.
Eckert,
Vancouver;
J.
W.
Morrison,
Caspa-
co;"
R.
Rizzuto,
Kamloops;
R
I,
M.
Clark,
Smithers;
D.
W.
Bate
-
son,
Sruthers;
Art
Chapman,
Victoria;
C.
Robert,
Inverness;
J.
Hamm,
Vancouver;
G.
Orr,
Kumealon
Inlet;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Herberg,
Terrace;
D.
A.
Mac-
Rae,
Burnaby;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Kettering,
Vancouver;
R.
E.
Hardcastle,
Ketchikan:
M.
S.
.
Vrin
XT.
Luiig,
vrtutuuvcr;
ivir.
una
i
Mrs.
R.
CooDer.
Terras-
IT
'
'
"
Dietrich,
Vancouver;
H.
Rich-otte,
Philadelphia;
A.
Arnet-veit,
Ketchikan.
WHIPS
NADE,
Bedfordshire.
Eng.
John,
the
Canadian
beaver
which
escaped
from
Lon
don
Zoo
and
was
recaptured
several
miles
away
at
Green-
ford,
Middlesex,
,
,.
'
-.w
ww
Lin
disgrace
to
Whipsnade
Zoo
,
o-
ouLLmi
niii-.ii
i.nii
rn
1
v,
1
1
t
TRY
-A
CLASSIFIED
AD
I
jf
IT'S
J
,
INSULATE
Make
sure
your
home
is
warm
and
snug
this
winter.
i.Pt
insulate
it
completely
now.
Mitchell
&
Currie
LIMITED
Phone
363
Builders
and
Contractors
shnnW
ho
3001
qwi.i,
p
.i...n0
ZZZ
,
""V"00.06
sne
ncy
that!
I
your
4elwijJ
1.
17'
m
Vehem"
ence
he
says:
"There
nrp.tn.-.
------j
many
vniiui
children."
ii.
He
lie
AiIlCW
knew
what
WI1HL
,
,
do
in
the
former
case.
How
'aoout
this
one?
If
he
has
any
recommendations
they
should
t
least
not
lack
interest
Sir
William
Ayre
looks
for
the
.luuoMiiiuuii
construction
oi
of
large
large
size
size
ocean
ocean
liners.
Just
now,
this
noted
Bri-
America.
,
,
v"vw
IV
marked:
"There
are
more
people
i
toaay
wishing
to
travel
than
nuici,
lays
wmcn
may
De
linen-
ea
to
concentrated
sunshine.
iilSu
ncnucucy
waves
worKing
i
on
mercury
and
a
special
gas
contained
in
a
ela
hrtn
ate
ate
ozone
uiune
which
wmcn
ha
nas
.
a
huh
mstmc-
live
aroma.
These
units
or
sim-
ilar
ones
have
been
used
sue-
..n..
n
.
.-.
.
V
cumoat
germs
in
Qrnfo
mant
i
i
"icon
i
Cll
iKtU
alUI
o,
HI
chicken
houses
and
in
.schnni,
Perhaps
the
dav
isn't
far
off
when
the
will
be
standard
equipment
in
all
homes
WiU
public
buildings.
A
spare
,
bed
is
always
handy
in
a
home
and
in
days
gone
by
a
home
wasn't
a
home
without
ja
vianuia.
wiany
moaern
apart-
ments
and
homes
weren't
rip-
mu
rien
171rn
rhn
ttn.t:
...0..,u
"ivil
HHC
liiLCIlLlim
III
havine
having
anv
any
room
room
i-ft.
left
over
hut.
,
Still
it
is
nipo
fA
To
-
bed
even
If
you
have
to
keen
if
in
in
a
a
clothes
clothes
closet
closet.
n!.
One
to
?
hn
seen.
uwu.
In
in
a
a
downtown
uuwiiwjwu
,
store
tor.
nas
h
-
a
spring-filled
mattress
Wh.n
nnt
in
use
the
steel
frame
nH
'
trace
fnM
in.M
i
wi,u
i.u
uy
11RC
a
lat
sana-'
Hollywood
C
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
In
Pri
Open
from
5:30
p.m.
to
3:30
an.
ever
before
in
history."
We
are'lll
be
in
Prince
Rupert
next
-bad
That
i
i
1
We
specialize
ln
Chinese
Dishei
CHOP
SUEY
mm
wich
and
sit
upright
on
four
"1
LTwp7r
P
,T
The
snow
lin,
has
been
drop-castered
castered
lees
legs
which
which
makes
mm
for
t.r
u
e
eci
went
mrougnr-
tping
lower
on
the
easy
moving
and
storage.
;
Outdoor
men
go
for
plaids
ana
one
or
the
latest
o-"
garments
v.vw
.25
l.Ch
Jhlmnce
T"
r.
'
a
nunting
jacket
with
buckskin
.BxtPnrt
in
well
acquainted
with
a
news-,
paperman
wno
left
this
morn-
,ng
ing
for
for
Port
Edward,
Terrace,
.Pacific,
New
Hazelton
-vv,
and
nu
other
points
in
the
Canadian
northwest.
within
the
past
week
and
this
explains
the
difference
In
the
tmiKiiure
temperature
at
at
Trlnce
l'rince
Rupert
Vll
TfVLt
V
,!.
y
frsty
snap
which
was
felt
....
tt
ouuwiain
back
in
the
woods
and
on
the
peaks.
around
Wark
Canal.
In
dicated
that
winter
was
on
the
way.
WANTED
A
MONKEY
JOHANNESBURG.
South
Af
,(RThe
Red
Cross
Society
Drancn
nere
is
In
a
dilemma
it
short
a
monkey.
A
woman
recently
offered
a
barrel
organ
the
1948
fund
appeal
but
so
an
appeal
for
a
monkev
has
been
aswered.
GIVE
YOUR
HOME
THE
"NEW
LOOK"'
BY
WIDE
CHOICE
OF
BEAUTIFUL
TINTS
I
Satin-Glo
Enamel
Satln-GIoF
resses
TV
r'i
At
WALLACE'S
S
Of
Course-
Sailings
for
-
-
VANCOUVER
''VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,.
1:30
p.m.,
Cardena
Saturday,
9
a.m.,
Catala
KnnHav
,
11
n
m
.
,
r"n
j
A
'
"
wuinukiuii
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
ounaays,
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Oct.
8
and
22,
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
'
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Oct.,
15
and
29,
10
p.m.
.
'
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prinnn
P
unart
A
uwui.v
nKcub
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
I
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
j
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
j
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
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i
Phone
651
for
"Foothills"
Alberta
Coal
All
sizes
in
stock.-
;
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Order
your
supply
NOW
Be
comfortable
later.
Don't
be
left
out
in
the
cold
when
t.h
first
chill
blast
strikes
with
out
warning.
We're
ready
to
serv
you
promptly
:
.
.
our
prices
are
right.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Lumber,
Building
Supplies
1
Z
Chandler
&
Cowgill
.,"
Photographer
Developing,
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Enlarging
Box
645
216
4tb
St
assnriatmn
this
The
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
'S.
Kergln
and
members
heard
a
report
by
District
Commissioner
Miss
Hon-ora
Silversides
who
announced
the
plan
for
the
formation
of
the
Conrad
company.
In
her
report,
Miss
SUversides
j
announced
that
the
Guides
and
orownies
are
now
wen
estab-
an
interest
i
i
i
i
in
me
movement.
The
Conrad
Street
company
Will
will
be
DP
nrfffln
organized
"
o
7P1
at
at
a
a
meeting
to
be
held
on
October
15
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
pre-
sident
of
the
District
Girl
Guides
Association,
expressed
gratification
at
Miss
Silverside's
report
and
voiced
the
hope
that
tne
"lc
expansion
expansion
would
wouia
continue
continue.
The
forthcoming
visit
of
Mrs.
1
"6
vuiuaiiv,
Vancouver,
was
also
revealed
by
Miss
Silversides.
Mrs.
Wriohl
Wednesday
to
offer
training
suggestions
to
Guide
and
Brow
t"le
leaders.
Miss
Silversides
urged
all
leaders
to
avail
them
selves
of
this
opportunity
SEE
and
HEAR
the
New
DeForest
,
V
Ir
i
I
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111
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RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
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NEW
LUXURY
STEAMEK
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
'
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
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OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alterations
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
C
Floor
Sanding
tra
pair
pair
ol
oi
nants
pants.
-
Peplums,
those,
extra
.
frills
'-'i
,
1"
vhuk
v-yv
iyA
a.
-
1JUW
.
,
i
,
Uia.t
fashion
1.1
exPerts
hang
here
to
.
lilere.
on
womens
dresses,
.
,aae
tneir
aPPearance
on
skirts.
For
the
lady
who
IHIQnto
l?nrvinfUln
t
"""no
ouiiiciiiiiiig
iui
CabUul
evening
wear,
one
of
these
black
Skirts
With
a
whiT.e
hlnnsn
is
a
-
smartly
n
i
informal
combination.
I
in
Canada
in
1882
and
shortlv
.
"
tIterward
went
t
to
work
on
rail-
.
ivii
..
anaaan
Pacific
Railway,
Com
pany
panv
he
r
worked
across
the
&m
thron
the
T,
?ockles
168
&
and
the
the
Coast
Coast
Range
Range
to
to
vanuver.
Now
in
retirement
ln,
i
C.agary'
1
Turner
,
Bone
"has
1
.puc
ms
"collections
of
those
historic
pioneer
railroading
days
1
ii
.
.
.
'
MOSTLY
GOOD
NEWS
Txir,
m
,
uuiiiii
1
n
an
w
1
oipoto
ma
anr
r
"
ln
united
Kingdom
in
totalled
47.000,000
and
oniv
Th,
The
,
.
.
(
-
'
rica.
is
a
Specialty
for
rar
not
her
parents
tnnt
i
....
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THE
Q
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FINGER
FORM
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New!
The
most
sensational
typewriter
improvement
in
years
FINGER
FORM
KEYS
de-igned
to
cradle
your
finger
tips!
And
only
the
New
ROYAL
PORTABLE
the
world'
first
truly
modern
typewriter
has
this
revolutionary
feature
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And
more,
besides
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New
Beauty!
"
Speed
Spacer)
Rapid
Ribbon
Changer
"Mauk"
Margin!
And
many
other
important
improvemenis
and
pc
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the
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Portable!
New
Q'l
'1
mode,
"Magic"
is
a
registered
trade-mark
of
Royal
Type
TIRES
CHANGED
in
a
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It
takes
us
no
time
at
all
to
fix
or
change
a
tire
saves
you
the
time
awl
trouble.
We're
experts
on
all
auto
service
jobs
we
do
'em
quickly,
efficiently,
inexpensively.
Drive
in
today.
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FOUND
SAFE-Miss
June
Baker,
21,
Toronto
co-ed
who
last
Thursday,
was
found
safe
and
alive
working
in
an
Ottawa
restaurant
this
week.
Reunion
between
Mii
Bake?
and
Justice
R
1
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,
laie
luesaay
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Sen
at
RCkcllffe
where
Picture
was
(CP
Photo)
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