j
I.o-fil
iKtrit'ri'imt
hrstiirhei
tin
v..
I
Prince-
Rupert
Doily
Ncwi
Thursday,
November
22,
1951
-a
now
pop,
ii
v
'
APfi
'
:
NMlt.)KN
f
LIL'KNCB
......
i
Coola
Vullt-y
"HlWHlt
7
1-l-HlM
.iill-ii
H
llKlllHi.,
when
Hitler
dissolved
it
in
1943.
Its
activities
were
to
mam-!
tain
a
chain
of
homes
in
Ger-1
many
for
veterans
and
their
dependents
in
distress,
to
provide
financial
help
for
the
sick
can-
i
cer
sufferers
could
have
opera-i
Piitlllc
Mills
Lim-
complained
that
it
is
not
demo-i
critic
enouirh
and
that
too
many
generals
are
in
senior
pa-mon.-,.
'
There
have
been
calls
for
Gen.
Friessener's
removal.
FIGHTS
BOLSHEVISM
The
Stahlhelm
works
less
pub
-
j
licly.
Its
headquarters
on
the
;
corner
of
ine
-,tn
h-west
rpiftrtVi
of
Section
2tt.
Township
8;
thence
i
westerly
along
the
northerly
1
boundaries
of
said
south-west
!
quarter
of
Section
29,
the
south!
half
of
Section
30
of
said
Town-
'
ship
8,
and
the
south
half
of
Section
25,
Township
6
to
the
north-west
corner
of
said
south
;
naif
of
Section
25;
thence
duel
north
o
chains;
thence
due
ec.st
1
20
chains;
thence
due
south
40
j
chains;
thence
easterly
in
a
straight
line
to
the
north-we-u
I
comer
of
the
south
-eat
quarter
I
,,in
lands
l-ul
by
'Kbt'r
with
cmlalri
"DIG
FOR
VICTORY"
torj
."
Lord
Bcyd-Orr
told
i-NEW
DELHI
(Reulrsi
Lord
terviewers
that
by
the
usp'oJ
Boyd-Orr,
famous
agriculturist,
Modern
agricultural
t-chnoloKjn,
has
given
famished
India
a
new
India
can
still
grow
all
the
fwd
national
slogan
"Dig
for
Vic-
:he
needs."
4t
oL
j,
,;o
nm
lir,'M-1
.,
ot
Die
north-fast
cor-:
Hi.ii"-
3
V-l
Land
W
Lot
aituaUKl
on
Hie
T
re
ul
North
Ber.llnc
r
'u(.
u,,rth
to
the
eaWrly
J"u,
.-u-rslu-U
of
Hum-
il.ilut
..
1U
...
a
uelvul
patcned-up
top
floor
of
a
bomb-damaged
building
in
Cologue,
adorned
with
Imperial
German
flags
have
a
"cloak
and
dagger"
atmosphere.
Its
program,
avowedly
political,'
is
couched
in
vague,
semi-
Vets
Group
Factor
In
W.
Germany
By
JOHN
EARLE
BONN
(Reuters)
Germany's
main
veterans'
organizations
are
competing
hotly
to
sign
up
the
millions
ol
West
German
ex-servicemen.
1
The
winner
in
this
recruiting
campaign
may
determine
whether
the
former
sokiiera,
organized
as
such,
will
be
a
major
force
in
West
German
politics;
and,
if
they
are.
whether
-they
will
buck
the
Bonn
republic
or
the
Nationalist
right.
The
three
main
veterans'
groups
are:
1.
The
Union
of
German
Sol
tions
paid
for
and
to
encourage
the
spirit
of
old
comradeship
at
home
and
abroad.
Hitler
confiscated
its
property
a
well
as
its
40,000,000
reichs-marks
asset
"funds
gathered
from
the
pennies
of
poor
people,"
Gen.
Reinhardt
says.
Today,
the
League,
trying
to
reorganize
.
in
face
of
rivalry,
finds
itself
involved
in
expensive
legal
wrangles
over
the
return
of
its
homes
from
the
state
government.
i
r.,
uiuiiK
th
easterly,
jj.oi-ny
"
southerly
L
,,.
muwiImiI
ol
f'
,
...irny
bountluri
ol
I
i:
ii..
m:'
iiurilifrly
ami
ncuru
oi
siutf
ui
me
nortn-east
quarter
of
the
aforesaid
Section
25,
Township
6
;
t
hence
easterl
y
along
thc
northerly
boundaries
ol
tiit
south-east
quarter
ol
the
north-fast
quarter
of
said
Section
25.
Towuhhlp
a
and
trie
south
hail
of
tho
north-west
quarter
of
aforesaid
Hection
30.
Township
8
to
th
north-east
corner
of
sari
south
half
ol
the
north-wist
quarter;
thence
easterly
in
a
straight
line
to
the
north-west
corner
of
the
south
half
of
the
north-west
quarter
of
aforesaU
Section
29.
Township
8;
thence
easterly
to
the
north-east
corner
of
said
south
half
ol
the
northwest
quarter;
thenc
southerly
to
the
aforesaid
north-east
corner
of
the
south-west
quarter
of
Section
29.
Township
H.
being
the
point
in.-
,4-r
tht-re-
Ul-"i.-.t
Wtf"
I
O
9sl
'mm
(
J
,.,.,n
ul
i-uiuiwucaiwlil.
1
;.t
Hi"1
north-west
T
KuW
3
''
f
pim
uii
t'Mi
bl;
j
4,
Uiu
mutil
llur
ol
1
n
Ann.
tix'iioe
MHtthtt.-ly
4
juii
tlw
w..iUKlrie,
ol
I-.
me
u..itli-t
w.'iifcr
J'
,.,.,.
..uititofriy
t
thf
.,,..
oi
sil
Luc
item
?
i-..,iMlv
UotuKtury
ui
la
l
l'l..ytoa
Crek.
(...trul
uuierly.
westerly
Z
uur.non
tt'jiiK
the
Protect
with
the
BEST
mysterious
terms.
A
spokesman,!
who
asked
that
his
name
not
be
disclosed,
said:
"Our
practical
task
is
to
fight
Bolshevlsmt
We
would
not
stand
idly
by
if
the
j
.states
were
threatened
by
Marxism."
Stahlhelm
is
a
re-foundation
of
the
nationalist,
para-military
force
absorbed
into,
Hitler's
S.A.
(Brownshirts).
Claims
that
it
has
over
130,000
members
are
doubted
by
Allied
and
West
German
officials.
With
an
eye
to
the
future,
it
aims
at
attracting
youth.
Its
spokesman
says
that
the
"young
Stahlhelm"
has
7,000
members,
whom
they
would
like
to
put
In
uniform
and
equip
with
small
arras.
The
"Kyffhaeuser
League"
is
led
by
a
former
Prussian
Guards
commander,
Gen.
Wilhelm
Rein-hardt,
who
says:
"We
reject
politics.
Our
task
is
social."
The
League,
founded
in
th
last
century-,
numbered
3,000,001)
members,
paying
30
pfennings
an"
.id
west"
.-ly
oouii-
A;.;ir:y
Aalcrli'
iji
kul
Credit
uln
...
tlue
IKttllli-t',.en.'e
north
A.
'"
I
CANNED
FOODS
Q
diers,
a
loosely-knit
grouping
oi
old
comrades'
associations
such
as
the
Afrika
Korps.
tne
"Green
Devils"
paratroopers,
the
S3,
men.
Formed
in
September
to
include
all
local
organizations,
it
pledged
support
to
the
Bonn
Germany
but
claimed
that
otherwise
it
would
be
non-political.
2.
The
Stahlhelm
(Steel
Helmet),
an
avowedly
"anti-Bolshevist"
political
organization.
3.
The
Kyfihaeuser
League,
which
limits
itself
to
welfare
work.
The
Union
of
German
Soldiers
soon
ran
into
difficulties
with
the
Bonn
government.
Its
provisional
president,
Col.
-Gen.
Hans
Friessener,
59,
publicly
condemned
the
July
1944
plot
against
Hitler's
life
and
defended
the
German
soldiers
who
in
1939
invaded
Poland.
The
government
rebuked
the
Union's
leadi-rs
for
breaking
their
undertaking
not
to
take
part
in
politics.
Since
then
there
have
been
signs
that
the
Union
has
met
further
trouble
in
its
own
ranks.
Teie,
RmrfP
ft,
Cra:t
lnrt
n.nrrci
,
thence
due
east
to
the
easterly
ooun-dury
of
the
watershed
ol
Ku.Huu.um
Hiver:
thence
in
a
general
southerly
euterly.
and
uorthsrly
dlrecUon
aloni'
th
easterly,
atoutheny
aiid
westwu'
bounuaritw
nt
th
wawmhed
of
aaid
Nuaauum
Hiver
to
the
southerly
boundary
of
Hnctton
10.
Towusrup
4
then
cuaterly
tkUmy,
said
fcoutheriy
tjcjundary
to
tike
aotHh-eant
cirfner
of
the
Houih-went
quarter
of
aaid
ecT
tuit
10,
beuiK
a
pomt
on
the
westerly
boujidary
of
afr.aid
Lot
155.
Pulp:
Leaws;
theiw
northerly
and
easterly!
alonkj
th
bouiioiu-i
ol
aid
Lot
lo5
to
the
tuoat
uuriherly
uorth-east
corner
tlieretj,
being
the
poiiti
0i
cuu-menc4-iiten,.
HI.1H
K
Cuk'oienclUd
at
tho
ouwl
westcrrly
souti.-wtiht
corm;
ul
Lu.
151.
Ptiip!
Leiv,
Kaitife
a.
Coast
Laud
District,
i
-
point
oa
th
ea.-iVc-rly
twwn-i
U
,y
f
Section
24.
TownUnp
4;
them
:
Mf-utiwriy
to
tne
HouLk-e-tutt
corner
-uaul
6evifu
tlwww
itouth
:0
,
(rfKteea
east
u
tne
westerly
bounOary
;
xA
trie
waU:riif&(Kl
ol
Caconlui
treeit;
j
tner.ee
in
a
ifeurui
uurtherly
direction
along
said
wuotoiiy
bouudury
Ui
u
point
due
Houtn
ol
tli
outh-ett.st
:
txiruer
U
the
nurtta-wwt
quarter
of
the
north-we-
quarter
ol
Stctiou
21.
Townarup
J;
tiu-iicc
iMrth
to
aaid
:outh-at
coriit-r;
thejice
nortneny
aioiiK
the
euuWrly
boundary
ol
aaid
iionii-WfKt
quiiiwr
ol
trw
luirih-we-it
quarter
ui
Hrctiun
lownship
6,
to
tnv
wiuuieriy
hiKh
water
mark
ol
the
B-na
Cool
Kivur;
tbenee
w.str.y
ulong
wiU
southerly
hih
water
mark
U
the
soutbrly
proloiiKatioji
ul
the
evMerly
ixiunuary
of
the
Imctional
.south-west
quarter
ol
Hection
29,
Towti.shlp
6;
trece
northerly
to
and
aloi
said
eaHteriy
ixjimdary
to
the
north-a:t
corner
ol
said
south,-west
fl'vrr
thence
due
uoith
W
tl--ewtleriy
boundary
ol
the
watershed
(J
TsulleanootiA
River;
tlicnce
in
a
(general
northerly
and
westerly
dlrec-tHu
along
the
vaterly
and
northerly
boundaru
of
said
waler.be4t
of
'lsatleanootz
River
to
tlw;
imriheny
Ixiuiidury
of
tho
watershetl
oi
Tseap-wahuulx
River;
thence
wo.ste.rly
and
Houtherly
alonK
the
northerly
ant
we
tor
I
y
bouutmrus
oS
said
watershed
of
'l
useatuKl
Rivw
U)
the
northerly
boundary
of
aforesaid
Section
24.
Town
ship
thence
easterly
to
the
norm-west
corner
of
aiore.satd
Lot
160,
Pulp
Lease;
hence
easterly
along
said
noriheny
boundary
to
the
svjuth-east
corner
of
tiection
'JO.
Tuwnbhip
;
thence
due
aouth
to
the
southerly
boundary
of
aforeKanl
Iit
IMi
t-ohi'
Lease;
thence
westerly,
southerly,
mfd
weterly
alortK
the
boundaries
of
suid
Lot
UiiS,
Pulji
hfiuw,
Ui
the
south-went
corner
thereof,
being
the
point
of
commencement.
hum
k
f
Commencing
at
the
north-west
corner
of
Lot
7t:,
Range
a
Coaat
Lund
District;
thence;
easterly
and
southerly
uliiiiK
the
boundaries
of
said
Lot
703
Ui
the
uutb-weat
corner
of
the
northwest
quarter
of
Hction
30.
Township
1;
thence
easterly
along
the
southerly
boundary
of
said
north-we
t
quarter
to
the
easterly
boundary
of
th
watershed
ul
Tsf;mrKtl
Kiver;
thence
In
a
Keneral
southerly,
westerly,
and
northerly
direction
along
the
easUTlv.
southerly
and
westerly
boundaries
of
said
watershed
ol
TwmooU
Hiver
tn
a
point
due
weat
of
the
Nouth-west
corner
of
Lot
618
)TL.
10:it6H(:
thence
east
to
said
corner;
thence
nurih-eusu-rly
in
a
straight
line
to
the
aforesaid
north-west
corner
of
Lot
7ttt.
bctn
the
ptjint
of
commencement.
Ill.Of
K
10
(a)
Cammenclnir
at
the
south-west
coi
ner
of
the
north
half
of
tl.c
north-half
ol
Section
22.
Town
ship
0.
Haiie
3.
Coast
Land
District;
thence
easterly
along
the
southerly
boundaries
of
the
north
half
of
the
nortn
half
of
Section
22
and
Section
23,
Township
6.
to
the
south-east
corner
of
the
north-west
quarter
of
the
northwest
quarter
of
said
Section
23;
thence
northerly
to
the
northeast
corner
of
said
north
-west
quarter
of
the
norin-west
quarter
of
Section
23;
thence
westerly
along
the
northerly
boundaries
of
said
Sections
3
and
22,
Township
6.
to
the
easterly
boundary
of
the
west
half
of
the
east
half
of
Sec-t
Ion
27
of
said
Xow
n
sh
1
p
6
;
thence
northerly
ilong
said
easterly
boundary
to
the
southerly
hiKh
water
mark
of
the
Hell
a
Coola
River:
thence
In
a
general
westerly
direction
along
hai
southerly
hip-h
water
mark
to
the
i..ri
I-
..."
HUd
UK
KM.
1
n
1
1'
Jimmil
tu&n
1
!
u.r
sl'UUi
shore
of
i
i
Ann;
tl.eilo
In
a
X
v
Uii.-itiiiU
along
the
a
r
mi'1
"
to
tlie
liorlh-Uil
u
UilK
W"t
if.
."it
4,
;,i
t!i.-
north-west
cor-
.....
u.-.ai.i
quarter
ii
I
wiiJni-
a
Kant;"-
3
Com
ii
i
i.c-e
easterly
ttncl
0.
lln'
bi.untlarMu.
of
bultf
,ltr
nl
S
lloil
29
lU
IHC
...
L.i.-i.a,
tlt.inc
Uu
I
r.ri.
iK.unuary
Ul
till
M
i
.ii
iiki.
Kivtir;
Ihciic
.
w"".lrly
aiul
j
i
l
v.
n
i.
,n
i.lo.i
tin-
u4U.riy,
...ifiiv
i.oiii.(lant.u
.jf
'I'iili
liako
Klver
,
iu,
miliary
of
the
euwt
,i
s.
i
!
n.n
ill..
Towitalnp
f
tla-
n'itli-we.iil
qiiui't"'r
of
fiu.iiii-.-i.Hl
i
T.mo.-,Ui.
,
bBinsf
or
commencement,
(d)
The
fractional
north-east
quarter
and
the
north
hull
of
the
frac-
I
tional
north
-wept
quarter
of
Section
19,
Township
8.
1
BLOCK
II
Commencing
at
the
south-west
cor-ner
of
south-west
quarter
of
the
'
north-east
quarter
of
Section
20.
Township
8,
Range
3
Coast
Land
District;
thence
northerly
and
easterly
aiong
tn
westerly
and
northerly
boundaries
of
the
south-west
quarter
of
the
north-east
quarter
and
the
'
north-east
quarter
of
the
north-cast
quarter
of
said
Section
20,
and
the
south-west
quarter
of
the
south-west
quarter
and
the
north-east
quarter
of
the
south-west
quarter
of
Section
28,
of
said
Township
8.
to
the
northeast
corner
of
said
uorth-eaBt
quarter
of
the
south-west
quarter;
thence
I
southerly
to
the
south-east
corner
of
aaid
south-west
quarter
of
Section
2H;
thence
westerly
to
the
north-east
corner
of
the
west
half
of
the
northwest-quarter
of
Section
2!,
ol
said
Township
8;
thence
southerly
along
the
easterly
boundary
of
said
west
half
of
the
north-west
quarter
to
the
northerly
boundary
of
the
south-west
quarter
of
said
Section
21;
thence
easterly
and
southerly
along
the
1
boundaries
of
said
south-west
quarter
to
the
northerly
boundary
of
the
south
half
of
the
south-east
quarter
of
said
Bection
21;
thence
easterly
aionji
the
northerly
boundaries
of
sai-J
south
halt
of
the
south-cast
quarter
of
Section
21
and
the
south-west
quarter
of
tho
south-west
quarter
of
Section
22.
of
said
Township
8
to
the
north-
,
cast
corner
of
said
south-west
quarter)
of
the
south-west
quarter;
thence
southerly
to
the
south-east
corner
thereof;
thence
westerly
along
tho
southerly
boundaries
of
said
Sections
22
and
21.
Township
8.
to
the
easterly
bounuury
of
the
watershed
of
Noomst
Hiver;
thence
in
a
general
.southerly,
westerly
and
northerly
direction
slon
V
V
V
V
V
WWV
VVWWW
VV
VV
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W
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i
1
1
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r
--
7
9fr:-
moke
nci
un
lit.
i
Swat
Caporai
Cigarettes
and
cnjoij
tlic
purest
form
in
which
tobacco
can
be
smoked
-
roiled
in
thc(
world's
purest
papcrr
disposal
of
the
application
and.
therefore,
to
insure
consideration,
submissions
should
be
received
by
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests
within
that
period.
However,
equal
consideration
will
be
accorded
to
all
submissions
received
at
any
time
prior
to
final
disposal.
1
I
i
Submissions
snou
ne
addressed
to:
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests,
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria,
B.C.
(N15,22,29,D6)
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j
.,
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4'.
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:
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1
1
1
1
v
f.
i,
"
1
1
'
.
tlio
easterly,
southerly
and
westerly
boundaries
fit
said
watershed
of
Noomst
River
to
the
westerly
boundary
of
the
east
half
of
the
southeast
quarter
of
aforesaid
Section
20,
Township
8;
thence
northerly
to
the1
north-west
corner
of
said
east
hail
of
the
south
-east
q
uar
ter
;
thence
westerly
to
th
south-west
corner
of
aforesaid
south-west
quarter
of
the
norli.-eact
quarter
o?
Scctn
20
Township
8,
being
the
point
of
commencement.
HI.OI
k
1'!
-
(si
The
north
hall
of
the
north-east
quarter
of
Section
15.
the
north
half
of
the
north-west
quarter
and
the
north-east
quarter
of
Section
14,
the
south
half
of
the
north-west
quart)
and
the
south
half
of
Section
K!,
tho
west
half
of
Section
12,
the
north
half
of
the
south-east
quarter
of
Section
12
and
the
south-west
quarter
of
the
north-east
quarter
of
Section
12.
all
in
Township
8,
Ranj;e
3.
Coast
Land
District.
(b)
The
east
half
of
the
south-east
quarter
of
Section
1.
Township
8,
the
south-east
quarter
of
the
north-east
quarter
of
Section
1,
Township
8.
and
the
south
half
of
the
south-west
quarter
of
:
Section
6.
Township
10.
(c)
The
south
half
of
the
north-eu-t
i
ft
tiiirnfiti-;
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2.
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IKiTlh
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Wt,t
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in
a
n
the
nort.h-wei
Ui-i;A;.t
quarter
quarter
of
iisla
2,
thi-nee
j
t
b
e
WfsL-rty
,t-
it
h;ill
of
the
r.-vtcst
quarter
ol
i
n
ihf
nurtlM-rlv
k
of
i
lie
UvDa
.
:(
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m
a
Kf-nej
ul
in
aluiiK
,he
wUtl
waicr
in
r
it
to
V.'u1
ul
ufiircsaid
,hip
2;
tlience
iii.rm-fit.st
cji
hkV
tst
quarter
uf
said
i,k
itie
point
uf
t
i
he
Intersection
f.'.untlury
of
frac-
(.1
h-cti(4i
10,
uiL:e
;J
Coast
Ijand
t.'-
riorthTly
high
i
lie
H-iItt
Cfiola
(i
ii-
north
120
mth-pHsterly
in
in
t.'ie
n'jrtrj-fKftt
i
ti-wewt
quarter
quarif-r
ol
np
2;
thnc
i.
v,
the
easterly
s.ud
Houth-west
ih-eust
quarter
ki
ii.riherly
lityh
i
he
heliti
Cooia
ier!y
nloriK
Siiiti
ater
miirlt
to
the
ncement.
intersection
of
rv
of
the
west
hlf
irlcr
of
Section
:i
Coust
Land
'nliriy
hiKii
watr
"
in
Hiver;
thence
ni
n
-est
tit
corner
of
n-r
nf
the
south,
u
.ii
22.
Township
i
to
Uio
rastiirly
sheet
of
an
un-n
fluws
through
iwnsiup
4;
thence
mv
(Jirectlon
Mlcjng
:
ii
the
water-creek
and
con-Hiuijn
the
easterly
watershed
of
Sal-
it
north
45
de-'iii
h-east
trner
ol
vmth
4&
drKreos
t.
corner;
thent-f
.uh-west
corner
of
due
went
to
tho
"i
the
watershed
mt
Hiver;
thence
L.sterly
direction
iv
boundary
to
a
f
the
suuth-west
n-west
quarter
of
"i
4.
thence
east
-i
corner;
thence
:md
ftoMtherly
s
or
said
Section
corner
of
aw
1.
thence
easterly
f
ooundnry
of
tsai'J
"'i:uiid
northerly
Hi'iia
Coo
la
River;
.isterly
direction
y
'iiyh
water
marK
'J'
Hiiitlarv
nf
itip
THERE
IS
NO
SUBSTITUTE
FO
THE
"OYSTER"
northerly
boundary
of
the
south-
i
west
quarter
of
aforesaid
.Section
j
27.
Township
8:
thence
westerly,
to
the
nurth-west
corner
of
sari
j
south-west
quarter;
thence
south-j
erly
ulong
the
westerly
boundaries
;
of
aforesaid
Sections
27
and
22.
Township
6
to
the
south-west1
corner
of
the
north
half
of
the
north
half
of
said
Section
22,
GEORGE
COOK
PRINCF
RUPFRT
and
TERRACE
quarter
or
section
at,
i
own-ship
9.
(d)
The
north-east
quarter
of
Section
6.
and
the
south-east
quarter
of
the
south-west
quarter
of
Section
7.
Township
10.
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMITED.
November
15.
1051.
Any
submissions
in
respect
to
the
above
application
must
be
in
writ.-1
ing.
Not
less
than
slxt
days
after
the
date
of
first
publication
of
thK
"Notice
of
Application"
in
the
British
Columbia
Cuvette,
the
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
may
make
finul
Daily,
mo'8
and
more
people
are
enjoying
ihe
fine,
uniform
quality
of
this
delicious
salmon!
It's
processed
within
hourt
of
catching,
to
retain
ihe
rich
flavor.
Buy
Challenger
today;
being
the
point
of
commence-mat.
ib
'liie
south-wet
quarter
of
the
north-west
quarter
ol
Section
2i,
Township
6.
(c)
Cummcitctiitf
at
the
north-east
JOHN
BULGER
LTD.
JEWEL
I
ERS
Produced
by
Fishermen's
Ca-operative
Federation,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Ji
r
J:.
t
I
'4:
-
'
4.
ft
;
V
:
.
fi
f
aforesaid
Sec-thence
northerly
H)
4
'ni'
iMmndaiies
of
t
of
Section
1
"H-rly
hl(ih
water
tt'Vfcr;
thence
lii
'"'eUvtn
niong
snid
r
nihj-k
to
the
Hindu
iy
of
tne
'h-west,
quarter
l"P
4,
biinB
the
nt.
'";
north-cafr:
cor-i
T
WSV
RK!Ve
3,
.,"-
sitimiod
touta
of
t
"
southerly
atvn
1
'
'
ol
snltl
Lot
20
1
ry
or
the
water-
K
k
Crwk;
then
1
-'l.Tly
and
weslerU
ol
the
watershed
H.
"
en
to
inn
or
the
watershed
''k:
thence
!.,,.
"
I
'
he
iherly
and
westerly
waterehed
of
salrt
I;
?
lhe
southerly
7
"rt.h
half
of
Bectlon
I
rn
r
m
to
the
III
ni
.Lh'w,st
corner
of
lid
Tht'
n,,r,h
hBlt
f
j.
,e
T"'Wp
1;
thence
"
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u.t
620
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