Prince
Ruperr
Monday.
April
Uaiiy
News
14,
1953
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By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
FOR
SALE
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Here's
a
Garden
My
mail
indicates
that
most
bridge
players
con-!
sider
squeezes
the
most
interesting
and
the
most!
difficult
of
all
plays.
In
the
next
few
columns
I'd
like;
to
take
some
of
the
mystery
out
of
these
plays
and
help
you
to
recognize
them
in
actual
practice.
j
In
the
first
place.
In
order
to
;
BLUE?
"Et
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Queen
Mary
Chapter
daffodil
tea,
April
14,
Canadian
Legion,
i
Women
of
the
Moose
Spring
Bazaar
and
Tea,
April
17.
Catholic
card
party,
April
17.
Cathedral
Soring
Bazaar,
April
17
I
-
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
will
hold
a
dinner
for
members
and
escorts
at
7:30
p.m.
on
Saturday,
April
19.
A
general
meeting
and
a
dance
will
follow.
Tickets
now
available
from
any
of
the
directors.
Admission
$5.00
per
couple.
Tickets
must
be
purchased
on
or
before
April
18.
(91c)
Women's
Curling
Club
meeting,
April
21,
8
p.m.,
Teen
Room,
Civic
Centre.
I
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
April
23.
NOW
Lorf
Svenfr.gs.
B.r
for
genuine
pt-.
plxc
or
r.
ItSllloSS
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
Uliie
5!li
4
Box
1485
Agent:
bus
Terminal
Island
City
Builders
John
P.
L.
Hughes,
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CHIROPRACTOR
Hrs.:
10:30-12:30,
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
only
21
-
23
Bener
Block
Phone
Blue
442
SCOTT
McLA&EN
j
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
lames
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prlnc
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
0.
Box
314
GEORGE
R0RIE&C0.
ACCOUNT
AN
TS
ft
A0DITOR8
Ctsner
Block
Phone
387
t
P.O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
-BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Cultnre
in
all
its
branches
204
-41
h
Street
Phone
855
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
HeeU
and
Worn
8ole
Box
774
Second
ATe.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
210-4th
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M5
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
proficient
at
squeeze
plays
in
practical
sense,
you
don't
have
be
able
to
see
every
one
that
'
comes
np
The
fart
that
you
mi";
an
occasional
'
laydown
slam
doesn't
mean
you
are
a
weak
slam
bidder.
The
point
is
that
there
are
all
kinds
of
squeezes.
There
are
the
exotic
types
which
are
used
in
most
bridge
problems
and
which
appear
so
seldom
in
actual
play
;
that
learning
about
them
would
of
relatively
little
practical
value.
Then
there
are
the
common,:
garden
varieties
which
will
come
up
several
times
in
the
average
evening's
play.
-These
are
not
so'
hard
to
see
or
to
execute
as
long
j
you
know
what
you
are
look-!
ing
for.
i
Today's
hand
is
an
example
o
the
latter
type.
Miss
Brash
was
i
playing
six
spades
and
of
course
i
she
has
to
be
an
expert
on
I
squeeze
plays
to
make
some
0f
;
I
the
contracts
she
Rets
into.
1
Z
?arap,0
tl
t
g,
1
diamonds
and
shifted
to
ne
:
queen
of
hearts
when
he
saw
the:
HANC'y
.
HOME
ST
GENERAi
cor.
Building
vi
i
Bad
Roors-
01
b?4
St.
Peter's
Spring
bazaar,
room
FOR
RENT
Girl
prefer-April
24.
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Black
973.
93p)
P.O.
Box
m
MATTS:
Phone
Blue
IX
234-Jri!
Prince
h
dummy.
Miss
Brash
won
the
sec-j
ond
trick,
then
cashed
all
her
spades
and
then
the
queen
and
king
of
clubs.
Now
see
what
H.
G.
he:
REALESTATIS
Phone
M
tier
Train
Sc
Far
the
East-Dally
except
St
From
the
Et-
Dailyewotifc
Variety
Squeeze
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Abel)
a
y
lo
4
H
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6
U-Q5
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6
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(Mr.
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(Mr.
Meek)
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7
5
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8
4
2
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8
7
2
C
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10
5
4
South
(Miv
lllllll)
S
A
K
7
5
3
2
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4
3
2
D
9
C
A
K
9
The
bidding:
South
West
North
East
IS
2
H
3
S
Pass
4
C
Pass
'
4
H
Pass
6
S
All
pass
happened
when
she
cashed
the
ace
of
clubs.
Mr.
Champion
had
left
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
the
jack-10
of
hearts.
Dummy
had
the
queen
oi
diamonds
ana
tne
is.-six
oi
hearts.
If
Mr.
Champion
let
go
t
i
HiiiYiAnH
trio
email
lionet.
would
go
from
dummy
and
the
f
dlamonds
and
klng
of
.nrts
llM
win
1hp
,..,
,..
tricks.
If
he
dropped
a
heart,
the
diamond
would
be
played
from
the
board
and
both
of
dummy's
hearts
would
be
good.
Tomorrow,
I'd
like
to
show
you
how
Miss
Brash
could
figure
in
advance
that
she
probably
had
squeeze
on
this
hand.
dvcrtiicfncnl
it
not
pwodthed
or
diwUrtd
vy
W
Lqoof
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Formula
TII-10
also
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to
dry.
lifeless
and
falling
hair.
Sold
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a
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money-back
guarantee.
Formula
TH-10
is
a
liquid
herbal
product
harmless
to
skin
or
health.
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today
for
complete
information
to
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1
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NEWS
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COLUMNS
MEANS
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BUSINESS
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YOU
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
27.)
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOR
CONSENT
TO
TRANSFER
OF
BEER
LICENCE.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
on
the
22nd
day
of
April
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Llqiior
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
No.
1074,
Issued
in
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
Commercial
Hotel,
situate
at
001
First
Avenue
West,
In
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lnnds
described
as
Lots
13
and
14,
Block
9.
Section
1,
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Harold
Wlllard
Hel-person
to
William
Harvey
Murray,
of
665
Eighth
Avenue
East.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
the
trans
feree.
Dated
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
this
24th
day
of
March,
1952.
WILLIAM
HARVEY
MURRAY,
Applicant
and
Transferee
(100c)
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Man's
wristwatch,
leather
strap.
Phone
160.
(88p)
LOST
Will
the
person
who
picked
up
miniature
copper
barrel
Thursday
morning
in
front
of
935
1st,
please
return
same?
Keepsake.
Reward.
Suite
7,
935
1st.
(90p)
LOST
Self-winding
wristwatch.
Reward.
Box
351,
Daily
News,
or
phone
Red
128.
(90p)
ACCOUNTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT,
Income
Tax
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk,
Stone
Bulldine.
Red
593.
(20m)
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
LaSalle
Extension
University
3743
West
10th
Avenue
Vancouver,
B.C.
(102c)
FOR
SALE
One
single
bed,
one
double
bed
complete.
Phone
Red
754,
evenings.
(88p)
FOR
SALE
One
pram
stvle
baby
buggy.
Phone
Red
968.
(80p)
FOR
SALE
Fawcett
Torrid-oil
,
pot-
burner
ranee
complete
with
fan.
Black
838.
90p)
CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1950
Austin
A-40
sedan,
excellent
condition
having
travelled
mainly
on
first
class
roads.
Priced
at
Vancouver.
Price
$1250.00
cash.
Phone
Mr.
Fraser,
477.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1951
Vanguard,
radio,
heater,
undercoated.
low
mileage.
Phone
Red
587.
(88p
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SALE
Ford
sedan,
radio,
heater,
good
tires.
Red
845.
eves.
yip
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Two
room
suite
221
i
1st
Street.
(89p)
!
9
FOR
RENT
Room
to
share,
sep-Uf)
ar'ate
beds.
Red
471.
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RENT
Room
and
board
for
two
sharing.
Separate
beds.
Available
April
15.
Phone
Red
192.
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11
FOR
RENT
Store
or
show
room,
24
x
50,
at
844
3rd
Ave.
West.
Front
will
be
fixed
to
suit
tenant.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.,
J
11
over
Broadway
Cafe.
(tf)
.'
P
I
12
FOR
RENT
We
still
have
four
room
suite,
partly
furnished,
at
415
5lh
East.
(890)
l
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TO
RENT
1
WANTED
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yerxrs.
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!
i
YOUNq
NAVY
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in
4
fant
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or
4
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526
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unu
4
p.m.
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Tony.
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,
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No.
1,
New:
Royal
Hotel.
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or
J
apartment
by
May
1.
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C03.
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hou.se,
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located.
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Green
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WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PIUCB.S
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
stc?i,
orass.
conper.
lead,
etc.
Honest
eradir.g.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd.,
250
Prior
Hi..
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H.
C.
Phone
PAcific
6357.
,
(tf)
CASH
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:ast.
brass,
oop-pf.r.
batte,
ies
and
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
629
Sth
Avenue
.Wert.
City.-
-.;
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at)
REAL
ESTATlJ
FOR
SALE
3
bedroom
house.
close
in.
Furnished
or
unfurnished.
Harbor
view.
Prince
Rupert
Reaity
Co.,
over
Broadway
Cafe.
(tfc)
LAND
FOR
SALE
100
ACRES
OF
TIMBER
OR
LAND
on
Creek
Point,
Porcher
Island.
Navigable
tidal
waters.
Better
known
as
Sim
Harbor.
Centre
of
salmon
and
herring
belt,
shellfish,
scrap.
Year
round
open
water.
Good
shelter
for
boats.
Ten
minutes
to
fishing
grounds.
Ideal
for
fishermen
or
others
wishing
to
make
homes.
For
further
information
write
William
Sim,
co
W.
Cruickshank,
No.
4,
Leeds
Apartments,
P.O.
Box
1130.
(89)
BUSINESS
FOR
SALE
RECENTLY
ESTABLISHED
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DEALERSHIP"
Rug
and
upholstery
cleaning
business,
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES.
Full
price
S750.
Cash
$525
terms
$225.
FORCED
TO
SELL
ACCOUNT
OF
ILLNESS.
If
interested
advise
that
you
contact
Mr.
Jones,
1233
Water
St.,
immediately
as
this
is
exceptionally
good
offer.
89p)
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
MEN'S
WEAR
OPPORTUNITY
Men's
shop
in
brand
new
build
ing
situated
on
the
Prince
George-Prince
Rupert
line,
for
sale.
Close
to
aluminum
promotion.
Construction
gang
of
1500
men
working
in
district.
New
building
is
24'
x
24'
with
all
new
fixtures.
Property
contains
four
room
house
with
lots
of
room
for
new
buildings
(business
or
housing)
which
the
town
badly
needs.
New
store
building,
house
and
property
$14,000.
Fixtures,
$2,000.
Stock
in
new
condition
at
cost,
approximately
$9,000.
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350,
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News.
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Girl
Guide
tea
and
fale,
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall,
Saturday,
April
26.
United
Church
W.
A.
Spring
Bazaar
May
1.
L.O.B.A.
Spring
sale,
cooking,
etc.,
May
3.
Sonja's
Tea,
May
10.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
May
14.
Eastern
Star
tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
15.
Cathedral
tea
and
ru::.mag
sale,
May
31.
BIRTH
NOTICE
SCHARFF
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
H.
Scharff.
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
April
12,
a
daughter,
Colleen
May,
8
lbs.
4
oz.
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FUNERAL
NOTICES
MNZIES
In
the
city
Friday,
April
11,
1952,
Jean,
aee
50
ye?.rs
7
months',
beloved
wife
of"
Mr.
Victor
Menzies,
650
4th
Avenue
East.
Services
will
be
conducted
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
1
p.m.
Tuesday,
April
15,
with
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
officiating.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
(He)
VALENTIN
In
the
city
Saturday,
April
12.
1952,
Holger
Bjorn
Madsen,
age
66
years
9
months,
beloved
husband
of
Mrs.
Rosalie
D.
Valentin,
2169
Atlin
Ave.
Services
will
be
conducted
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
2:30
p.m.
Tuesday.
Aoril
15,
with
Rev.
Dr.
F.
A.
Wright
officiating.
"
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
:
charge
of
arrangements.
iltct;
An
emergent
Com-
munication
of
Tsimp-
sean
Lodge
No.
53,
A.F.
,
&
A.M.,
will
be
held
in
the
Masonic
Temple
on
Tuesday,
Anril
15.
1952.
at
1:45
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
conducting
a
funeral
service
for
our
late
Bro.
Holger
Bjorn
Mad-sen
Valentin.
Members
of
Tyee
Lodge
and
sojourning
brethren
are
invited
to
attend.
A
public
service
will
be
hel4
at
2:30
p.m.
irf
(hi
rj.
C.
Undertakers
Chapel,
Fraser
Street.
W.
D.
Vance,
Secretary.
Utc)
PERSONAL
NEARLY
EVERYBODY
USES
99
OOc)
K
FAY
casn
for
burnt
out
motors,
any
size
or
make.
Wil-I
ford
Electrical
Works,
Cow
Bay.
Phone
Blue
391.
(tf)
PHOTOS
of
men's
and
ladies'
curling
bonspiel
winning
rinks
now
available
at-
the
Daily
News.
Please
call.
(tf)
HAIR
TROUBLE?
If
you're
having
hair
troubles
consult
Mr.
Powell
at
Jerry's
Beauty
Salon
across
from
Super-Valu.
Phone
855.
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wiijLi
lajuk.
alter
children
in
my
own
home.
Black
705.
87p
THE
NICEST
people
in
town
ride
wan
Black
&
White.
Cail
C5.
(SDc)
HELP
WANTEl
MALE
QUALIFIED
night
dispatcher
re
quired.
Good
wages.
99
Taxi.
(tf)
.
FOR
SALE
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Distributors
for:
Mining,
Sawmill,
Logging
and
Contractors'
Equipment.
Enquiries
invited.
Granville
Island,
Vancouver
I,
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
3x12
decking,
studio
lounge,
tires,
batteries,
radiator,
etc.,
electric
motor,
mantle
radio,
Chevrolet
motor,
eook-ifig
range.
Apply
Midland
Pines.
Phone
Black
739.
(90c)
FOR
SALE
Cedar
piles,
posts,
poles
and
kindling.
Phone
640,
T.M.C.
(90p)
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
21
S
First
Avenu
tf.
REASONS
WHY
RAILWAY
(Continued
from
page
li
a
steamer
operates
between
Vancouver
and
Scrnamish
and
when
you
realize
the
CPR
is
the
majority
shareholder
in
Union
SS
Co.
it
makes
sense
that
present
boat
arrangements
should
continue.
It
is
also
noted
that
the
CPR
announced
last
week
it
had
"sold"
the
hull
of
the
old
Princess
Mary
to
the
Union
Co.
for
coastal
barge
service
an
other
cvidence'that
marine
traffic
is
to
be
encouraged.
CPR
will
also
put
in
fast
and
Sturdy
vessels
for
passenger
and
freight
service,
Vancouver
to
Kitimat.
This
would
indicate
that
the
decision
of
the
federal
government
to
provide
$15
million
for
a
branch
line,
Terrace
to
Kitimat,
has
also
not
been
overlooked
by
the
CPR.
The
CPR
would
seem
to
be
taking
the
view
that
while
its
rival
may
have
stepped
in
front
in
land
rail
linvs,
the
waterborne
busi-j
ness
on
this
coast
is
snmetning
to
which
the
CPR
must
continue
to
assert
supremacy.
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PGE
BUSINESS
UP
Since
business
has
been
booming
on
the
PGE,
the
CP
has
been
most
generous
in
lending
tugs
and
barges
to
fill
out
in
rush
periods.
All
PGE
freight
cars
enter
Vancouver
at
CPR
landing
tracks
with
switching
charges
accruing
to
the
CPR.
That
might
be
a
reason,
if
no
Squamish-Vancouver
rail
connection
Is
built,
why
the
CPR
would
perhaps
undertake
the
whole
onerous
business
of
administering
this
tug-and-barge
traffic
on
a
fee
basis.
Now
let
us
look
at
the
reasons
why
the
Canadian
National
is
opposed
to
a
PGE
rail
extension
to
Vancouver.
It
was
officially
admitted
that
many
months
ago
Premier
Johnson
asked
the
fed
eral
authorities
for
a
grant
of
$15,000
per
mile
towards
the
cost
of
the
Squamish-Vancouver
con
nection.
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This
was
the
amount
of
the
federal
subsidy
for
the
PGE,
Quesnel
to
Prince
George,
now
nearing
completion.
But
not
for
the
southern
end.
The
people
in
Ottawa
just
shook
their
heads
and
failed
to
agree.
When
he
couldn't
budge
them
during
his
December
visit,
Premier
Johnson
dropped
the
rail
plan
in
favor
of
a
highway.
The
trend
of
his
thinking
was
toward
the
CPR
and
the
planned
conference
on
barge
service
Is
the
result.
WOULD
ROB
RUPERT
Canadian
National
officials
hold
the
view
that
money
spent
on
a
rail
extension
from
Squamish
to
Vancouver
would
take
away
Dusiness
irom
the
mainline
CNR,
Prince
Rupert
to
Edmonton.
In
the
far
background,
rising
like
a
ghost
from
another
age,
Is
that
old
agreement
made
by
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
(predecessor
of
CN)
providing
for
diversion
of
transcontinental
traffic
to
the
PGE
at
Prince
George
when
the
PGE
should
be
finished
into
North
Vancouver.
So
long
as
the
line
is
not
finished
south
from
Squanalsh,
the
agreement
is
a
mere
scap
of
paper.
There
are
many
other
factors,
but
I
have
recounted
the
principal
ones.
Meantime,
the
PGE
is
facing
the
best
traffic
season
In
its
history.
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