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Prfnct
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Datl?
fictos
Thursday,
November
4,
1043
POWER
PLANT
AT
ALICE
ARM
Prom-ess
Being
Made
t
"BLAI1KET"
WAGE
BOOSTS
SAID
"FALLACIOUS"
MEET
CALLED
ABOUT
HIGHWAT
s
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Cirri
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OTTAWA
Resources
Minister
MacKinnon
has
the.
calling
of
a
Dominlon-provinciai
conference
on
um
Principle
behind
a
move
by
the
BC.
Teachers'
Federation
for
a
23
per
cent
blanket
Increase
in
teachers
salaries
above
the
1949
level
was
termed-
"fal-
Men's
Sleeveless
AU-Wool
SWEATERS
SZM
Me'
WORK
PANTS
r
ROAD
PARLEY
BID
ACCEPTED
C.N.K.
Testi
With
Refrigerator
Car
of
Experimental
Station
Succeed
V
A
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C
O
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V
E
R
Reports
on
mechanical
refrigeration
tests
made
in
connection
with
a
recent
large
shipment
of
frozen
fruita
and
vegetables
show
highly
satisfactory
results.
Shipment
was
made
via
Canadian"
National
Railways
from
New
Westminster
to
Edmonton
in
a
new
type
C.N.R.
refrigerator
car,
the
first
and
only
one
in
Canada
so
equipped.
During
the
trip
temperatures
as
low
as
17
below
zero
were
obtained.
"
This
special
shipment
is
th?
first
in
a
series
of
experiments
long-awaited
Tr&nsCanada
high-1
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caii
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Torbrit
Silver
Mine
The
Torbrit
Silver
Mine
Ltd
new
1.600
hp.
hydro
etectric
power
plant
at
Alice
Arm
Is
exacted
to
become
operative
by
November
15.
Construction
of
the
milling
plant
is
making
?ood
Progress,
and
the
same
Is
true
of
the
placement
of
equipment
under
the
old
method
with
ice
and
salt
has
to
be
prepared
twenty-four
hours
ahead
of
time
With
the
thermo-chemical
unit,
loading
can
be
done
the
same
day.
Refrigerator
cars
so
equipped
can
serve
a
double
duty.
By
i"",j.h-.
brim
"1r.ir
b
""
lacious"
last
night
by
Dr.
R.
G.
.
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.
.
,
,
....
,
.
,
,
"
Lar,
chairman
of
the
Prine.
SelbUtf'(it
i"
"
take
p,ace
ar
ture
I
Rupert
and
District
School
taT
Invitations
have
been
sent
to
'
Dr.
large
made
the
statement
provincial
premiers
asking
them
duerng
uiseussioa
of
a
letter
to
come
W
Ottawa.
Mr.
Mae-tram
the
federation
which
an-
Kinnon's
announcement
was
nouneed
that
it
hud
revised
its'
brief
and
carried
no
further
de-salary
schedules
fop.
B.C.
teach-.
tails.
i
ers
and
Uaat
the
new
schedule'
would
be
23
per
cent
hither
on
NATIVE
EDUCATION
jtSTEAMER
both
maximum
and
minimum
SPEAKER
S
TOPIC
turning
a
switch.
th
unit
rioar.
levels
than
the
schedule
defin-i
....
...
Men's
English
Gabardine
'
'
COATS,
Aquarock
Brand
$2.0!l
Men's
Fur
Felt
HATS
Silk
Lined,
reg,
S7.50
....
$&
v
Men's
Sample
.,
v
TOP
COATS
$LT5i
Children's
Lace
RUBBER
BOOTS
......
99e
Boys'
All-Wool
PANTS
All
Sizes,
reg.
$5
$3.50
Children's
RUBBER
CAPS
reg.
$2.25
Boys'
SJURTS
forSthool
and-
Dr.-i
Nicely.
.
.
TaUw4
$l-2j
Best
KNITTLNG
WOOL
3ft
assorted
shades
reg.
Hks
3ilc
Ladies
HOUSE
SLU"I'ERS
GEORGE
aii
auuress
uy
r.
c
niuiriu,
to
be
tarried
out
by
the
federal
the
car
to
a
desired
temperature
government's
Pacific
Fisheries!
so
that
if
ed
in
1946
and
which
Is
now
In
superintendent
of
the
Skeenu.
..v,
(,.v--
;0UVER
13
--w.&
W
eold
region
perishables
such
as
fresh
fish
or
fruit
are
not
affected
by
the
sub-freezing
tern
perature
outdoors.
Experimental
Station,
which
reconstructed
the
car's
interior
under
direction
of
O.
C.
Young,
principal
research
engineer
of
the
station,
of
which
Dr.
Neal
A-
fairer-
method
of
achievhn?
malaH
AMC'
oa
"lcuan
ana
salary
increases,
Dr.
La
rue
told
!
education,
Was
received
with
a
the
Board
at
its
monthly
meeb-gw'at
1
of
Interest
by
mem-lg,
wuuld
be
a
cost
of
Mvin
btr
'
tne
Prtnee
Rupert
and
bonus
pegged
to
tha
national
District
Teachers'
Association
Ursday
tor
car
would
be
filled
with
6SO0
Carter
is
director.
index
whictt
reflects
current
i
at
uieir
monthly
meeting
m
the
iur
uiib
put-
i
pounds
ol
crushed
ice.
nlus
sal
lip.
Ps.e
.tne
Canadian
National
I
instead,
the
new
mechanical
Railways
has
loaned"
a'
standard'
mil
installed
in
the
experimen-all-.steel
refrigerator
car
to
the
tal
car
provides
refrigeration.
Fisheries
Research'
Board
for
an
Using
it,
temperatures
can
bo
TCHIKAN
'
a
MIDNIGHT
reg.
$150
iioM
Write
indefinite
period.
II9M
treads-
lt
living
csts.
:
Civic
Centre
Tuesday
evening.
Unfair
feature
of
a
blanket
T.
G.
Bateman,
vice-president
increase,
the
.chairman
pointed
ot
the
association,
was
chair-out,
is
that
if
an
employee
with
man
and
there
was
a
good
at-a
$0-500
salary
gets
a
25
pet
cent
j
tendance
of
members.
raise
in
pay
it
is
a
smaller
one
.
one
than
aa
employee:
with
a
SUNDERLAND,
Eng.,
0
$3,000
salary.
Deterioration
in
the
quality
of
"Plainly,
the
man
.
With
the
flour
is
causing
concern,
says
larger.
salary
doesn't
need
the
Percy
Boyd,
chairman
of
the
raise
so
badly,
yet
his
is
greater
Sunderland
Bakers'
Association.
Call
scaled
down
from
zero
to
15
degrees
F.
below
in
an
tmpty
car
The
lowest
temperature
prevl-
Travelling
with
the
car
to
Edmonton,
checking
temj)eratures
LfOT
OFFICE
Sl'PERT,
B
t.
nd
making
tuets.
were
C.
IC'ou.sly
possible
has
been
ten
de-Dunn
of
tho
U.S.
Thermo-Con-'
grees
F.
below
zero.
.
PRINCESS
ELIZABETH
IN
PORCELAIN
This
'
porcelain
statue
of.
Princess
Elizabeth
depicts
the
"heir
to
the
throne-
as
she
appeared
on
her
horse,
'yrommy
in
the
King's
birthday
parade
last
year.
Designed
by
Miss
Doris
Lindner
of
London,
it
was
executed
by
the
Royal
Worcester
Porcelain
Company.
Only
100
of
the
statues
were
made
and
for
export
onlywhich
makes
them
a
collector's
item.
Price,
about
$400.
'
L
i
,
trol
Company,
Minneapolis,
who'
This
new
method
of
mechani-'
built
the
refrigerator
unit,
and'eal
refrigeration
speeds
loading
fthan
the
man
with
the
smaller
"I
am
not
exaggerating
wnen
I
David
H.
Taylor,
engineering
of
cars.
A
refrigerator
c.ir
ired
income,"
he
said.
say
it's
little
better
than
pig
i
Board
members
agreed
that
meal,"
he
said.
'
Bread
is
dark-
Lsiatf
Pacifif.
Flxherie
Fvnp'i-;
.
mental
SUUon.
I
Euoml
the
Finnish
name
t.v
uig.
v-mora
u.i
iuu
agncuiurai
snows,
u
the
cost-of-living
bonus
prin-
er
than
I
can
ever
remember.
WRATIIALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Develaniner.
Printing
-Enlarrinr
;'
QUICK
SERVICE
.
Amateur
and
es;w"
Supplies
and
a
280-pound
sack
yields
Ordinarily
the
overhead
i.
e
j
Finland,
means
"the
land
of
2,000,000
.
persons
are.esti-
the
Northern
Counties
this
sea-.;;ple
mated
to
have
attended
more
son.
A
"
.
.
j
bunkers
of
a
standard
refrlg-ra-
fens
and
lakes."
I
ket
kat
increase.
-
three
four-pound
loaves
fewer
than
previous
supplies"
The
letter
from
the
B.C.
Teachers'
Federation
was
read
following
a
letter
from,
the
sal
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ary
committee
of-
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Distriet
Teachers'
Association
which,
stated
that
mm
the
committee
had
bean
auth
orized
to
enter
.
negotiations
with
the
Board
regarding
new
salary
schedules.
ii
The
Board
"moved
that
Its
personnel
committee
'
would
meet
with
"the
teachers'
rep-
by
1YOUMG-
M
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Ut-t
YTTlZ
m
of
the
latter
to
open
discussions
Steamship
Movements
Tour
Dealer
can
suBjnly
you
;
'
,
:
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TIRE
RUBBER
CO.
LTD.
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Local
Distributors:
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PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
-
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Ave.:
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Sunday
ss.
CoquHlaov
ll
p.m,
Tuesday
s&.
,
Camasun,
1:30
p.m
-
.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
11:15
p.m.
Nov.,
6
ss.
Princess
Loniso
Prom
Vancouver.
Sunday
ss.
camosun,
H
p.m.
.
VVednesday
ss
Princs
George,
!
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
CoquiUam,
1
p.m,
Nov.
1
ss.
Prinoess
Louisa,
.
FISHERMEN
Repairs
te
HIGH
SPEED
ENGINES
is
our
specialty.
We
have
the
latest
in
modern
machinery
and
specially
TRAINED
MECHANICS-to
handle
this
class
of
work.
Let
us
have
your
engine
now,
do
not
wait
until
the
last
minute
for
that
overhaul.
If
you
are
thinking
of
an
over
haul,
we
will
be
glad
to
look
your
motor
over;
and
make
our
recommendation.
PHONE
us
or1
better
still
DROP
IN
and
talk
it
over
with
our
Shop
Foreman.
PIIPFRT
MOTORS
LTD.-
a.m.
For
Aliee
Arm
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
from
Alice
Arm
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
a
m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Georg?
10
a.m.
Nov.
1
ss.
Princess
Louise
V.
PHONE
566
"
--
a.m.
,
.
For
Ocean
F;-r
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
115:15
pjn.
.
,
Nov.
6-
ss.
Princess
Louisa,
pm.
J'num
Alaska
.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
Nov.
'
6
ss.
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Louis
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pleased
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announce
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our
customers
that
we
have
received
a
small
shipment
;
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of
electric
ranges.
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they
last,
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