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CRDERTY TO oCPOPRTS
LONDON (CP)— Investigating |
complaints that an octopus in
Battersea Park Festival Gar-
dens lacked room to move, an
é \..animal welfare inspector dis-
freight covered the creature was made
of plastic.

TAX SALE OF LANDS
PRINCE RUPERT ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION DISTRICT
GIVE NOTICE that, on Wednes lay, the
the forenoori) at! the Court-house, Prince
t herettiafter set out, of the persons
NT date and’ un ~ by’ said persons on the date
“experise including t cost of advertising said sale, if

including the year 1950. and interest thereon, together
ooner paid

sne

more

EBY
ok in
the us

taxes

17th day of September, 1952, at the hour
Rupert, B.C., I will sell at’ public auction
"i in said lis
of tax sale, and for interest,
the total amount of taxes duc
with costs of advertising said
pt

LIST OF PROPERTIES

Short Deseription of Property

Costs and

Expensés

All Taxes
—

RANGE 4, COAST DISTRICT

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| Pt. NW. 1, of NW, 1, Sec. 30, Tp
coloured ret on plan deposited
©. of T! 2017941
Lot A of pt. SW! 1),
C. of T, 203458-1
W.%of fF. y, of NE
7 11@4551-1
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Tp. 2, C, of T. 11685241
All that pt. of W. 1% of W. 1
ing ‘N. of Bella Coola River

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under

as shown

20170F

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Sée, 32, Tp. 1, Plan 3901, :

19.92 34.91
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DISTRICT

Subdiv: of DL, 46, Plan 537,

Township of
Port Essington

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Lat

7, Bk. 19, C. of T. 33369-1

Piaw 1063, Sirbety
Plan

of Bk
970

19, D.L, 360

Lot 3, ©. of T. 36192-1

62.10}

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DL

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362

of. Bk. 43
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587, C

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Township of Cloyah Park

ts 15, 16, Bk. 7, C. of T. 13476-C

Plan 1263, Subdiv. of D.L. 1099

to 1. of W Pians 1931)

Subject
1946

‘Bk. 1, C. of T. 36516-1

D.L. 1100, as Shown on Plan Attached to D.D. |
7819-1, Subject to R’ of W. Plan 1990 |

Assigned Lot
Assigned Lot
Lot 1909, ¢
Lot. 4367

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of T
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of T
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Dominion

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of T. 15096-1

Telegraph Line), |

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Lot 1, C, of T. 32156-1

CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT

975. ‘Townsite

reek

of DL. 11, Plan
of Telegraph ¢

Subdte

25849-I | 44.93

(Lot 9)

2. ¢ of T

25939-1

|W. 14 Lot 12 and Lot 13, Bk
Lots 9, 10, Bk. 3, C. of T
23630-1 (Lot 10)
Lot 12) Bk. 4, C. of T
Arthur
Lot 13, Bk

60.39

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3

26.86

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Unreg. Crown Grant 64/187
25851-1

Lot 3, Bk, 7
E. y% Lot 5 Bk
Bk. F-3, G. of T

: 10.37
38.57

23.74
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T. 32116-I1
Lot 83, C. of

of pt ” 4°

9.08
34.00

T. 25850-1

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448, Townsite of Stewart

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of T

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3, 4: 5
17, 18
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20, 21

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15
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|

Lots 8, 9, 10, 11
| Lots 20, 21; 22
| Lot 9 Bk. 6, C
«Lot. 19) Bk. 6 (umndiv
21977+1
Lot 3; Br
Lot 5, Bk
| Lot’ 17, Bk
Lot 28, Bk

274651
35445-1

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Bk. 3, G of T
of T. 20134-I
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of T. 21977-I
of T. 20984-I
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Spencer
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466, Plan 1191

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of “T. |
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| Lot 9, Bk

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and 17214-1 .

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Lot 7

2; Bar 18, 0
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Bk. 20 (undiv
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Mary Elizabeth | pot 90. Bk

of T. 27016-1) (Lot
P. W.; Shaw,

\ int. each), ¢ of T
16.24
14.23
25.03
24.43

22, C
3, 4, Bk
24

of T. 34345-I
24; C. of T. 39361-I
C. of T. 37114-1

} Lots 2,
| Lots 5, 6, Bk
|
|

award
m, Rudolph

Subdiv. of D.L. 468, Plan 905

reg. owner, John Lot. 18,

‘| Lot 14

Cc
Cc

21933-I
26285-1

Bk
Bk

6,
6

of T
of T 13.35
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| Lot 19, Bk. 7, C

| Lot 7, Bk. 8 C

John |
Mary Eliza-

of T
of T
of T

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12987-1

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12, Bk.

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and Lots 11, 11, 0, off
of T. 21976-I 14.23

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|

|Lots 9, 10, Bk. 25, C
89241 (Lot 10)

| Lots 15, 16, Bk. 26, C

tote 1, 2,38, 4, 3, 6 7. =
T. 32852-1 .

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hd Co. Ltd.)

ancis

24662-I (Lot 9), |

of T; 23485-I

9 10, Bk. 37, C. of} 20.99

owner, Norman A.
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Re hilip Winthrop

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| Lots 11) 12, 22, 23, 24, Bk. 37, C. of T. 30091-I.. | 17.92

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Lots 11; 12; Bk. 42; O. of T, 12316-1.. |
Lot 474, C. Of T. 26BG0-T 1... ck ces |

Townsite of Alice Arm

Subaiy.

Lot 4; Bk. 2, Unreg. Crown
29/7/47...

Bk. 36) Unreg. Crown Grant rot ae is/iofa|

Lot 1182, C. of T. 25850-I

Lot 5226, C. of T. 24208-I

of D.L, 931, Plan 1515

RO Edward .
Gran 2563/796 | ee
18.99
40.29
26.64

® Helen
Bar ford

QUEEN CHARLOTTE LAND DISTRICT

Subdiv. of D.L. 7, Plan 946 |

owner, ™ Ben- | i |
teessess | ots 27; 28, Bk. 11, C. of T. 31404-I 2.45) 12.75}

Lot 30 (undiv. % int.), C, of T. 23192-1... 13.75
Lot'31; (undtv. 7% int.), ©, of T. 23192-T...... 18.75)

Townsite of Masset
(reg

Jo. | ta }
20. Lids Spl re ae
BB. (reg owner, Hugh |
SW. 14.Lot 765, C. of T. 24126-1... 98)
Anslenee, Le Lot A of S.W. 14 Lot 1304, C. of T.

13.75

12

 

13.75}

t Prince Rupert, B.C., this 6th day of August, 1952.
F ' eres GORDON F. FORBES,
Provincial Collector.
cy ies (1te)

st hereinafter set out, for ail |

48.63 |

16.88 | |

25.70

20.70

13.66 |

16.32 |

, League leading Dodgers.

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MEDAL MARKSMAN—George Genereux, 17-year-old sharpshoot
only gold medal at the'summer Olympics, shows his dad, an
winning form in their Saskatoon home. The six foot,
when he was 12 and collected awards when he

 

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SPORTS ROUND- UP

By GAYLE TALBOT
FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) —The length of

‘time between sunset and piteh darkness doesn’t
|mean a great deal to the average person and there

thinking of running a tennis tournament it is a very
| good thing to know.

| nasty incident in the course of! *
| &

/wants to keep on playing and

er who brought Canada
eye-nose-throat ‘specialist,

its
his

three-inch marksman, started shooting
was 13. He used to accompany: his father on

shooting trips where he acquired:a liking fer the feel of a big scatter gun and the thrill of

accurate shooting

Young tce Star Wins US. Gold Medal

EDMONTON (P)—Sonja Cur-)to amateur skaters.
rie, 15-year-old’ figure skating Sonja took the test with five |
champion of Western Canada,} American girls and was the only)
has returned to her Edmonton) one to achieve the medal. She|
home from Denver, Colo., where! was aw arded the Canadian Gold |
she recently won the American | Medal a year ago.
Gold Medal, highest U.S. award! Her tutor at Denver, Eugene

|

(CF Sore

| Turner, former North American
figure skating champion and
once a skating partner for
Sonja Henie in the famous star’ :
ice shows, said he had

| taught anyone with so few vad
| skating habits.

mother’s old friend; Sonja
|Henie. Both were ice stars in
| theit native Norway. Mrs. Cur-
rie mafried Frank Currie, for-
mer defenceman of Montreal's
senior hockey Roys and more
recently coach of Edmonton’s
senior Flyers for five years.

_| Sonja Currie was’ fitted with

Mh
“Seeks More

e'

IMPRESSIVE RECORD—George Genereux, 17, of Saskatoon
has been winning awares and trophies consistently «for his
remarkable sharp- shooting. since he was insti At that age he won
t jun CR A Ty
the next three seasons, Last year pees Ohio, he wow th

junior championship at the cone American Shoot, mecca of
all sharpshooters. He was the first Canadian to win a major
competition there. He climaxed his recora by winning Canada’s
only gold medal at. the summer Olympics at Helsinki. (CP Photo)

i €

Mueller’s 11th Hour Double
— Gives Giants Twin Bill Split

By The Canadian Press

NEW YORK.—Don Mueller’s double down the
eft field foul line with two out and runners on. first
| and second in the last half of the ninth inning scored

York Giants a 3-2 victory over Brooklyn. Dodgers!
Monday night and split in their day-night twin bills.

Dodgers won the first game |
10-2.

The second game ideas!
pulled Giants back to within |
five games of the National

Western International
Lewiston 3; Victoria 11

poned, rain.
Pacifie Coast
Los Angeles 5, San’ Diego 1
Seattle 1,
games scheduled).

Sal Maglie, coming back in
relief after being knocked off
the hill, stifled a Dodger rally

in the seventh and hurled three

Spokane at Vancouver post*|

Hollywood’ 6 (only |

her first pair of skates when
she was three. Her mother
schooled Sonja’ im: her figures.
Until she went to Denver after
schee! closed'in June, Sonja had
never studied with anyone but
| her mother.

ixed Lea League
Bowl Teams

With the summer

'is no reason that it should.

; actly what minute the sun will

le hampionships -begin,

Sonja Currie is‘*named’ for he: Matches played Monday in the’

vacation

| time at an-end, five and ten-pin

, bowlers are getting set for an-
other banner season.

The mixed five-pin bowling
league gets under way this
| Thursday as with group
bowling at 7
at’ 9 p.m.

Only catch at the moment is
lack of three teams in group 2.
They way to get into the league |
~—which has 12 teams in each!
group—is to telephone Bertha)
Dunbar at

be assured of an entry.

Here are teams in) Group: 1:
B.C. Packers, Miller Bay, Booth
School, Acme Clothiers, Daily
News, Harold's,

Sheet Metal, Jerry’s

Entered so far in Group 2
are: Fashion sootwear, Push-
overs, Headpinners, ‘Shenton's,
Canada Life, Gook’s Jewelers,
CCC Woodbutchers, Northern
Glass Co., Joe Long’s team.

Names of teams may be
changed after play gets started,
but league officials at the mo-
ment are mere interested in
getting a full entry than the
j name.

 

The ladies’ five-pin league |
, |sets away tonight with 24 teams
| ready to go.

Here is the lineup: _

7 P.M—‘5 Taxi vs. McKay's,
R. Radio ys. Skeena, B. Sisters
vs. Co-op, 7th Ave. Mkt. vs.

15.723; Hank Thompson from second and gave the New Cook's, PR. Plumb. vs. Commer-
17.34

cial, Toilers vs. Bulgers.
9 P.M:—MeMeekins vs. L.
| Strikes, Manson’s vs. Dom's
Dept., Dibb Print vs. G & A;
| Cloverleats vs. Stars; Sunrise ys.
| Savoy's; Annettes vs. Lyons.-

|

MARITIME NATION
Norway is essentially: a mari-
time country and: only 4;300
square miles of land are under
cultivation,

 

scoreless innings to receive
credit for the victory. It was his
15th victory of the season and |
his sixth over Brooklyn. :

The double header made up}
the only games scheduled in}
the major leapues '

RENT A

|
LONDON (P)—Film star Paul- |
ette Goddard gave London’ S|
jewel-conscious women some-!
thing to think about. She wore a!

diamond brooch made in the
Shape of her own - lips—witn
pearls for teeth.

HAVE YOUR FLOORS

Phone 909 115 Ist A

 

FLOOR SANDING.

SANDER

or

SANDED BY EXPERTS

Greer &. Bridden Ltd.

ve. West P.O. Box 721

1 Stampeders to increase the Win-
p.m. and group 2 nipeg lead: in the WIFU,

Blue 869 tonight. |
Notify her quickly so you can,

However, if you are

If there is going to be a really; Conditions will be in the West

Side Tennis Club stadium min-
ute by minute for the 10 days
of play.

With his trusty chart at hand
|the official referee knows for
his opponent claims he no long- ®*@mple that the sun will duck
,er can see to hit the ball. The behind the Metropolitan Hills
| decision always is a tricky one|today at exactly 6:24 (EST);
|for the referee, but he can at) that at 6:32 it will be necessary
least make an intelligent stab| to halt play, and that at 3:52
at the right answer if he knows|'+ Wii be as dark as the insidé
his twilight. (of a mule’s stomach.

There : here, a retired; Thus armed the referee i
naval engineer named Edward|able to plan ahead. When
QO. Cutler, who can take up aj ‘hings threaten to get sticky im
few tools and tell you at ex-' am important match he simply
strolls out stiff legged and ad-+
vises the umpire when to call
it off right on the dot. This
year. Also he ‘can tell you when| takes the umpire off the spot
it- will become necessary to light) and forestalls a lot of argu>
the lamps. | ments. oe Bi

, . Cutler has been providing the
every moon eames Rs netenets chart as a hobby ever since 1939,
down and draws up a chart when there was the granddaddy
showing precisely what the light 9f!9 row about playing the final
set. of a match between Frank
‘Guernsey of this country and:
Ferenc Puncec of Yugoslavia.
The system’s only weakness, as
Cutler readily admits, is that all
| bets are off on a a cloudy day.

tournament, chances ape it
will arise when some player who!
is ahead in the deciding set

is a mat

go down at any spot in the
world on any given day in the

FOOTBALL

LONDON—Results

of soccer

ASK FOR SCOTLAND'S
FAVOURITE SON

- JOHNNIE
WALKER:

BORN 1820— *
STILL GOING
STRONG

United Kingaom:
English League |
v. |
Burntiey 2, Manchester City i|
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2,
Aston Villa 1
Division H
Blackburn Rovers 2, Hull city |
0
Leicester City 0, West Ham|
United 0 (tie).

Sheffield United 3, Brentford |

=

Wippin Gees.
Eskimos Win.

EDMONTON (—Bobby Flip-
pin’s touchdown with five min- |
utes to go Monday night gave
Edmonton Eskimos a 19-15 vie-|
tory over the Saskatchewan
Roughriders. The triumph allow- |
ed Eskimos to move past Riders;
into third place in the Western
Football Conference.

BOMBERS EDGE CALGARY

CALGARY (© — Indian Jacek
Jacobs Monday night kicked
Winnipeg Blue Bombers to a
narrow 7-6 victory over Calgary

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Contents 26% oz, :
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Scotch Whisky ‘Distillers

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Jaeobs punted out of bounds
| from the Calgary 28-yard line
with five minutes left in the
game to give the Bomhers the
| one= pobat edge.

(is #dvensemcat ts not published
or displayed b; the s,iquor Contra
Board. or by che Government of
British Columb.

arin winter ich ceetdaindinnninpardi tai lanaes peeronieancer i

Bulgers, Thom |
Barber |

1936 CHRYSLER\.SEDAN , aes ta ery
eu: aN ae bt ti sod

1939 PLYMOUTH!

In very goon. condition _.

1936 CHEVROLET
Excellénmt Shape _.

_ 395%
em eee Se GEOR

Do You. Need’ A Good All-Purpose Truck?
1945—1500cwt. 4-wheel: drive, $575

Licensed, good condition

LIMITED Phone Green 217

aida
$700"

3rd Avenue Ww.

We have a full line
~ of Rifles, Shotguns,
Twenty-Twos ... Be
sure of happy hunting
this fall by going well
prepared, Make. this

your hunting
headquarters,

Gordon & Anderson

Phone 46