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day
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of
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1st
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died
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July,
J947,
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fe:
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to
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pay
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day
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THE
ESTATE
;
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AR8T
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LEWIS),
DE-
mci
if
t?
Order
of
VV
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Fulton
161
E:
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A.D.
1947,
W
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Lew
Hhnnc
rt
Br!'
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Crlumhla.
who
th
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to
the
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to
me
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pwr,n-
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:th
me
properly
"
;
,
.
lne
3181
day
of
ftii
fauir-
which
dlstrl-
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navins
reeard
,
k:
cl
which
I
shall
-"JjRupert,
B.C..
thlti
K';D0!
hager
FonnES,
fated.
GROANER
LEVELS
DEADLY
MUSKET
AT
JASPER
GAME
JAfiFERBlng
Crosby
has
lust
returned
here
from
a
two-week
hunting
trip
along
the
northern
boundary
of
Jasper
National
i
Park.
Ills
trophies
Included
!
mountain
srkep,
mountain
goat
and
moose,
a
growth
of
whlsksn
and
a
deep
tan.
Fresh
from
his
victory
In
the
annual
Totem
Pole
Golf
Tournament
at
Jasper,
Bin?
left
Sep-temfber
8
with
three
hunter
friends
from
the
United
States
and
outfitter
Stan
Kitchen.
The
rjack
train
of
35
horses
headed
into
the
hunting
country
from
Brule,
then
wound
through
Eagle's
Nest
Para
and
the
Wild
Bay
River,
then
to
the
Muskeg
headwaters
and
along
the
Snake
Indian
to
Devons.
Dr.
Arnold
Stevens
of
Beverley
Hills.
Calif.,
and
two
hunters
from
Elko,
Nevada.
Kewton
Crumley
and
John
Oldham,
all
I
bayged
moose
and
mountain
scat
but
Bing
was
sole
boaster
cf
a
mountain
sheep
trophy,
prized
bighorn
of
the
Rockies.
Outfitter
Kitchen
described
the
Crosby
party
as
one
cf
the
most
congenial
he
had
ever
guided,
with
the
crooner's
tireless
pocd
humor
setting
the
pace,
lie
recalled
the
day
Bin?
and
lie
were
caupht
in
a
sud
den
high
country
blizzard
which
whipped
over
the
mountain
they
were
.climbing
and
forced
them
!
to
seek
the
Questionable
shelter
j
cf
a
rock
slab.
Dusting
snow
frcm
hl.
collar
and
rifle,
pounding
his
hands
for
warmth.
Cros
by
turned
to
Kitchen.
"Only
one
thins
I
could
ask
fcr,"
he
shouted
above
the
storm,
"I'd
give
uo
my
chance
for
a
bighorn
If
Bcb
Hone
were
ud
here
with
us."
Leaving
his
trophies
In
Canada
for
mounting,
Blnx
Is
now
motoring
homeward.
The
remainder
of
the
partv
took
off
frcm
Jarer
alnxrt
Wednesday
In
Mr.
Cnimlerv'
Beechcraft
to
fly
direct
to
Nevada.
B.C.
STARS
WITH
LACROSSE
TITLE
WINNIPEG.
O)
British
Col
umbia
all-stars
won
the
Western
Canada
Junior
lacrcsss?
Championship
here
Wednesday
night,
defeating
Elmwood
Ter
riers
19-11
to
take
the
two-
game
total
for
the
series
by
a
score
of
35-14.
SHORT
SPORT
Bobby
Jones
climaxed
his
"grand
slam"
of
golf
17
years
todav
when
he
captured
tht
United
States
amateur
golf
title
at
Philadelphia.
He
had
previously'
won
the
British
amateur
and
open
and
the
U.
S.
open.
Baseball
Scores
National
Leasue
New
York
6,
Brooklyn
5.
Chlvgo
5,
Cincinnati
6.
Cardinals
5,
Pittsburgh
1.
American
League
Cleveland
9,
Browns
1.
Detroit
5,
Chicago
4.
RE-OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER
23rd
Everybody
Welcome
IREX
CAFE
(229)
303
Cabs
1
would
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
jounce
to
my
many
friends
and
patrons
N
I
have
left
123
Taxi
and
will
be
operal-
f
303
Cabs
from
the
3
Sisters
Cafe.
Your
ntnuie,l
patronage
will
be
sincerely
apprc-
FUEI)
JENSEN
303
CABS
EDMONTON
FAMILY
GETS
HIGH
PRICE
FOR
ACREAGE
IN
OIL
CIRCLES
-
Shown
above
gazing
at
the
$200,000
cheque
which
was
paid
to
them
by
a
newly-formed
oil
syndicate
for
160
acres
of
land
In
the
central
oil
producing
area
of
Leduc,
are
seven
happy
members
of
the
Rebus
family
of
Edmonton,
Ana.
Tr.e
acreage
was
p
art
of
an
estate
bequeathed
to
them
by
the
late
Bronislaw
Rebues,
who
migrated
to
Canada
f
r
om
Poland
in
1897
and
homesteaded
in
the
Leduc
district.
Pictured
left
to
right
are,
Mike
Rebus,
co-administrator
of
the
estate
from
Calmar,
Andrew,
Peter,
Mrs.
Mary
Melhyk,
Joseph,
shar
ing
administrator;
Mrs.
Rose
Rebus,
mother
of
the
group,
and
Alfred,
all
of
Edmonton.
Four
other
beneficiaries
were
absent
when
the
"shot"
was
taken.
The
high
price
paid
to
the
family
is
considered
In
oil
circles
to
be
the
greatest
price
ever
paid
for
an
acreage
in
the
history
of
western
Canada.
SCHEDULE
FOR
MIXED
BOWLING
October
1
Headplnners
's
vs
Xs"
Pushovers.
Midgets
Seals.
Thistles
vs.
Dodeer.i
vs.
Maple
Leafs,
Mc-
Meeklns
vs.
Pioneers,
Kingpin-ners
vs.
Atomics,
.
October
8
Klngpinners
vs.
Dodgers,
MeMeeklns
vs.
Push
overs,
Headplnners
vs.
Atomics,
Midgets
vs.
Kilowatts,
Maple
Leafs
vs..
Gold
Seal,
Thistles
vs.
Pioneers.
October
15
Atomies
vs.
ThisU
les.
Kilowatts
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Pioneers,
Mc
j
Meekins
vs.
Klngpinners,
Push
I
overs
vs.
Dodgers.
MEN'S
'B'
LEAGUE
5-PIN
SCHEDULE
Beotember
26
Moose
vs
Thorn's
sn.,
Fish
Dck
vs.
Can-
flsco,
Army
vs.
Scotians;
Mutts
vs.
Leafs,
Thorncllffes
vs.
Grot
to,
Stones
vs.
Co-op.
October
3
Co-op
vs.
Leafs,
Stones
vs.
Scotians.
Fish,
Dock
vs.
Moose;
Grotto
vs.
uanusco,
Army
vs.
Them's
SAL,
Mutts
vs.
Thorncllffes.
October
10
Mutts
vs.
Grotto
Army
vs.
Leafs,
Co-op
vs.
Thorncllffes;
Stones
vs.
Moose;
Can-
flsco
vs.
Scotians,
Fish
Dock
vs.
Thorn's
S.M.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
(delivercd
free)
PHONE
654
25c
PER
OZ.
PAID
for
EMPTIES
Please
have
them
ready
when
the
driver
calls.
1.
r,t
nuhiishrd
or
JinSiabytl
Control
Board
or
displayed
by
ue
Liquor
q
Columbia.
by
tneuovi-Miii''--
k
BLONDIE
Ladies'
Bowling
I
September
30
Savoy
vs.
Man-i
son's,
Tollers
vs.
Variety,
Orange
vs.
Comets:
Watts
&
Nickerson
,
vs.
Bankers.
Miller
Bay
vs.
Coast-
vs.
Gold
i
.
Kilowatts,
era.
October
2
'Annettes
vs.
Cosmos,
Scuby's
vs.
West
View,
Moose
vs.
Rosa
Lee's;
Blowers
vs
Sweet
Sixteen,
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Big
Sisters.
The
treasured
flavour
of
Hiram
Walkcr'9
Royal
Scot
Reserve
Highland
Whisky
is
the
Jesuit
of
distinctive
Wending
at
Walkervillc,
Ontario,
of
fine
Scottish
malt
whisky
and
malt
whisky
produced
in
Canada.
Wo
believe
you'll
like
Royal
Scot
Reserve
Highland
Whisky
and
will
serve
it
with
pride.
You
are
invited
to
try
this
distinctive
Highland
Whisky
to
discover
why
we
say
Royal
Scot
has
a
'Treasured
Flavour."
(Ti
tMitrtiumenliimtlpnHiibtJ
or
JistiUytJ
bf
ibt
Liquor
Count
HatrJ
or
h
Gmrnmtnt
a
British
Columku)
Winnipeg
Man
Canada's
Top
Baseball
Fan
WTNOTPEa,
Wi-Carvada's
No.
j
1
World
Series
fan
is
Jack
Mc-Connell
of
Winnipeg
whose
trip
this
year
to
see
the
baseball
bat
tle
will
be
his
27th
consecutive
trek.
Ud
until
this
spring,
Mr.
Mc-
Ccnnell
ran
second'for
tne
honor
I
with
Joe
F&se
of
Montreal
hold-I
ing
the
edge,
having
atFentHrd
every
ceries
since
1897.
But
the
j
death
cf
the
latter
lefit
an
open
field
foT
Mr.
MeConnell.
Naturally
enough
attending
the
various
games
has
gained
for
him
an
impressive
array
of
baseball
souveinrs
which
he
would
not
part
with
for
a
spot
on
the
all-star
fine-up.
Among
thes
relics
are
21
Ibaseballs
autographed
hy
notables
as
prominent
as
BaCeTluth
and
Lefty
Gomez
as
well
as
pennants
that
are
his
pride
and
Joy.
Mr.
MeConnell
telis
of
the
day
he
met
Joe
E.
Brown
at
a
game
and
asksd
the
celebrity
for
his
autograph.
Jce
had
a.
drink
in
cr.e
hand
and
a
hot
dog
in
the
other
but
he
signed
the
autograph
iflThcut
hindrance
by
stuffing
.the
whole
hot
dog
In
his
mouth
and
.tossing
off
the
drink
at
a
gulp
as
well.
Sports
writing
Isn't
exactly
in
Mr.
McConnel's
line,
but
he
has
covered
the
big
games
for
a
Winnipeg
paper
more
than
once.
That
has
-enabled
him
to
meet
many
famous
people.
Among
I
.hem
are
Eddie
Cantor,
Gall
Patrick,
the
late
Will
Rogers,
Al
Johnson
and
.Helen
Hayes.
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nflOM'
ONTARIO
Pant
omime
Persuader
By
Chic
Young
f
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GPS
THESE
ARE
I
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DAGWOOD,
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25,
1947
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Razor
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today's
Gillette
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These
two
are
precision
made,
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exactly,
and
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extra
shaving
comfort.
You
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m.
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