w
Hfirne
Kuperi
Uoii
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Thursday.
March
101
REAL
ESTATE
IN
SPHERE
OF
SPORTS
Owing
to
continued
isiiow-storms
and
general
winter
weather
on
the
prairies,
tonight's
train
from
the
East,
due
at
10:15,
is
again
late.
The
delay
on
accounc
of
connections
at
Jasper
is
about
three
hours
and
50
minutes
and
the
train
should
be
in
at
2:05
a.m.
.
I
For
nrtiun
use
News
classifieds.
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insurance
Income
tax
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Records
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,
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!
Ray
Spring
Is
Top
Man
Native
Basketball-
Last
Year's
Champ
.
Kitimats
Are
Ousted
By
Port
Simpson
Liquor
Control
Hoard
Notice
of
Sale
by
Tender
Sealrd
tenders
will
be
rereivm
by
the
undersigned
t
the
Head
Oftln?.
Liquor
Control
Bonrd.
.625
Fort
Street.
Victoria.
BC.
not
Inter
thiui
twelve
o'clock
noon.
Tuesday.
April
8ru.
1951.
tor
the
following
described
li'.mW
mid
preniiBCi).
Lots
53
and
24.
Bloc
IS.
Section
T.
Prince
Rupert
District.
Building
of
concrete
and
hollow
ttle
construction.
Basement
concrete
floor,
coal
stoker,
hot
water
henimg.
Terms
may
be
granted
of
one
half
tash
with
the
balance
payable
in
six
monthly
instalments
with
Interest
at
the
rate
of
6
per
cent
uer
num.
in.
Tenders
must
be
accompanied
by
a
deposit
equal
to
at
least
10
per
cent
of
the
tender
In
the
lorm
of
a
money
order
or
certified
cheque
payable
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
and
enclosed
in
an
envelope
marked
"Tender
VUe
Prince
Rupert."
The
highest
or
any
Under
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
S.
L.
BUTCHER.
Secretary.
Liquor
Control
Board.
525
tort
Street,
VICTORIA.
B
C.
Victoria.
B.C.
'
l-ed
Parade
in
Senior
BaskuthalJ
for
Seaim
Ray
Spring
of
Brdwnwoods
KAY
SPRING
and
Don
Bcherk
of
Co-ops
led
the
scoring
parade
in
the
Senior.
I
Basketball
League
this
season1
.
according
to
irgures
which
have
p0'Ilts
SCOi'er
Us
one
game
with
been
29-
For
tearns-
Brownwoods
made
just
compiled.
Spring
am-
asscd
a
total
of
227
points
'and
lhe
most
Pints
one
game,
72.
Schcrk
224
points.
j
Co-ops
made
the
most
field
The
champion
Co-ops
and
the
goals
in
one
game,
33.
runner-up
Brownwoods
were
tied
i
The
freest
scoring
game
was
1
Kitkatla,
Mctlakatla
and
Thunderbirds
:
Also
Advance
Port
Simpson,
Kitkatla,
Metlakatla
and
the
Thunderbirds
moved
into
the
championship
round
of
the
native
basketball
tournament
as
they
won
their
first
frames
in
last
night's
play
at
the
Civic
Centra.
The
losing
teams
Native
-
---
Brotherhood,
Kitimat,
Bella
ever,
as
It
is"
the
first
time
Es-llclla
and
Port
Essington-have
sington
has
competed
and
they
a
chance
to
win
in
the
consoia-
only
learn
by
trying,
lion
round
which
will
commence1
Kitkatla
45
tonight.
!
Bella
Bella
44
,
Kitimat
33
j
The
Belli
Bolla-Kitkatla
con-
Tort.
Simpson
41
test
w;ls
Hie
thriller
of
the
eve-
The
Kiirpri.se
game
of
tne,
ning
as
Kitkatla
came'
from
live
openino
night
was
Port
.Simp-'
points
clown
to
go
one
point
"
,7
1
for
field
goals
with
300
each
but
the
shoemen
netted
229
free
throws
to
179
for
the
champs
to
t
ike
hieji
noints
honors
for
the
season
899
as
compared
with
949.
.
I)
:n
Schcrk
was
the
hif;h
I
I
I)
SCORING
an
affair
between
Brownwoods
and
Gordon
&
Anderson
when
134
points
were
made.
Most
field
goals
by
one
player
in
one
game
was
14
hy
Dun
Schcrk.
Following
are
individual
scoring
records
for
the
season
in
1hv
Senior
I,ea";uc:
Y
n
sons
decisive
victory
over
Km-
ahead
in
the
final
period
with
i
mat
who
were
favored
to
win
the
lead
Koiii"
back
and
forth
I
for
the
fourth
con.secul.ive
year.
'
duriii"
the
last
hectic
minutes.
iBi
"(C)
Hi
.
iCi
Spring
Schcrk
()...
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.
Hihi-rk
f''aeti
'I
hese
tennis
met
in
the
finals
Bella
Bella
went
wild
ill
the
filial
quarter
as
they
ovecshiii.
tlie
basket
and
took
too
inanv
Iff'
"
'
r
I
I
last
year
and
Kil.iin.it
was
deli-
nil.ely
the
heller.
This
year
they
i
were
not
us
eood
a.s
forinOriy,
it
&
"
..
.
I.
SB
'
'
1
long
shuls.
They
were
off
too
in
"
'
tf-1
R.Holkeslail
iG&Ai
T.
Ai
ncv
I
Co-op
i
their
shooting
and
passing
be-1
their
pasvnij
lug
way
off.
Port
'Simpson
was
I
Bella
.scored
Peers
for
Bella
22
points
while
Seagrams
t
Kings
Plate
Ma
tu
rod
and
Rolf
loci
in
.
England
J.
Davis
M.
Webster
H.
Marshall
G.
Carlson
.
Thompson
...
7
a
vastly
improved
aggregation
and,
if
they
continue
to
play
like
they
did
last
night,
they
are
well
on
their
way
to
winning
the
championship
trophy.
K.nikey
was
the
big
gun
for
the
Runs
Gamble,
with
12,
and
In-nes,
with
11,
called
the
tune
for
the
winners.
The
final
score
was
Kitkatla
45
and
Bella
Bella
44,
Tliinnlcrhirils
57
Native
Brotherhood
44
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59
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25
28
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27
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9
14
25
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10
14
17
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84
83
70
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41
47
38
47
37
34
24
18
27
23
21
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14
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Ciccone
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W.
Suiibor?
E.
Pierce
.:.
winners
as
he
scored
18
on
bin-;
.Thunderbirds
of
the
local
In-liant
shooting.
Chris
Wilson
was
termediate
League
and
a
pick-again
top
man
for
Kitimat,
gel-
ed-up
team
from
the
Native
tin;-
14,
but
he
had
too
big
a
Brotherhood,
coached
by
former
load
to
carry
as
he
and
guard
star
Bob
Sankey,
were
chosen
to
T.
Robinson
were
the
backbone
bring
the
number
of
teams
en-of
the
team.
;
tered
up
to
the
remilred
eiuht
Morgan
H.
D.
pJ
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5urc.
Harlwig
DON
St
HliKK
'
R.
Smith
..
Mac
Donald
W.
Beynon.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columhia.
Vpp
.
1
,
W.
Ryan.
B.
Helin,
B.
Carrie
.
IS.
Drmas
.
While
2,
Helin
12
ROYAL
NAVY
7
r
Metlaitalla
5
i
Thunderbirds
won
over
the
Port
Kssington
28
r
Brotherhood
by
57-44
but
the
Port
Essingtonians
were
del
i-:
Brotherhood
did
surprisingly
nilely
out
of
their
class
wh'.n
j
well
considering
the
fact
that
they
came
up
against
the
more
j
the
team
was
hurriedly
organ-experienced
Metlakatla
team!
tad.
Dudoward
was
high
man
who
ran
up
a
score
of
95
points
j
for
the
winners
with
27
points,
in
an
easy
95
to
28
victory.
I
followed
by
Tait
with
-14
and
I
.cask
scored
35,
Ryan
20.
and
La:ry
Holin
with
12.
Cooper
!,,
Wilson
19
as
the
Metlakatlans
the
Brotherhood
scored
14.
popped
them
in
at
will.
For
Es-i
i.ine-nps
and
scoring:
singion's
Spalding
scored
13.
i
Thuiutertiirds
Dudoward
27,
T
he
loss
was
no
disgrace,
how-
Tail
14,
Wells
2,
McKay,
L.
Ryan,
EM
ERA
R
A
RUM
f-eriiscniont
is
nol
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Krothcrhoorl
Bolton,
Cooper
M.
Holkestacl
(Ci
14,
Walker
4,
Knott
2,
Jackson
L.
Mathews
(G&Ai
6,
Don
Sankey
4,
Doug
Sankey
T.
EmlUu-
.
(G&Ai
1
8,
Ryan
4,
Price
2.
McChcsney
..(Bi
i
Kitkatla
A.
Vickers
2,
R.
In-
A.Bill
B)
ine.s
4,
Ryan,
Robinson
1,
W.
B.
Ratrhforrt
(Bi
Innes
1L
Gamble
12,
Jackson,
w.
Wellens
.
(Ci
.Ridley
(!.
J.
Vickers
3.
Tolmie
C.
D.Bill
(Bi
,
1111
IVclla
Peers
22.
Nunian,
p
posink
(Bi
.Ware
4,
Williams
8,
Rcid
9,
Vick-
v.
Dudoward
(Bi
ol
Bonrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colurdbia
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
2
1
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0
0
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CARS
1941
Packard
110
1938
Ford
Tudor
1937
Ford
Coupe
1939
Austin
Convertible
i
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are
rvjMctins
a
few
mure
'
m
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
Wagons
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
ot
Park.
Green
217
FT
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no-op
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L.
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n,.r,,ii,.,w.,
iim
307
37tf
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179
229
128
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13,
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Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
For
Action
ADVERTISE
1,
Lsrown
a,
itooerui
z,
Mi'Lcuti
'
2,
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2,
W.
Spalding.
Metlakatla
-
Ryan
20,
J.
Wil-
.son
19,
C.
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10,
B.
Leask
35,
Auckland
3,
Nelson
2,
Robinson,
Leighton
2,
Nelson
4,
T.
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Port
Simpson
Sankey
lfi,
Brooks,
Ross
5,
A.
Recce
3,
Bryant
4,
Kelly,
L.
Reece
('.,
Hughes
8,
Sampson,
McKav
4.
Kitimat
Ross
5,
C.
Smith
1,
C.
Wilson
14.
T.
Robinson
7,
S.
Wilson,
Grant
4.
Woods,
J.
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and
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and
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Wuulle,
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us
cient
'Service.
Also
agents
for
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Co.
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sis
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
7
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returned
home
on
the
Prince
:
Rupert
after
spending
a
vacation
in
California.
Mr.
Mansell'
has
gone
to
Ontario
on
account
,
of
the
serious
illness
,of,
uu
uncle.,
'
ICE&
welding
supplies.
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situated
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north
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of
Ciiiuulii,
l.lloltt'll.
Nuiiilicr
of
the
liolrror's
TrtH
Miner's
lach
Thursday
j
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p.m..
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day
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and
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p"r
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not
later
than
one
year
from
l
lie
ilate
or
tills
notice
to
apply
to
tiie
Mining
Ititcorilor
for
CVi-tuicaU's
ol
lotprovemeiitfi
for
the
purpose
ol'
ob
taining
('town
nmnts
of
the
above
r
naims,
ANU
further
take
ntolce
that
action,
under
Section
85
of
til"
"Mlne.i'al
Act."
must
be
commenced.
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FLINGS
!
Picked
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before
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new
all-mirn(je
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:
cult's
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
17tli
day
of
January.
All.
1M
vuqiaa
;
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currie
i
07.,
sa'sre
JAMI'S
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James
W.
Donaldson.
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for
K
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The
Consolltiatcd
Mining
and
SnieltliiH
Company
of
Caniuta,
Ltmllcd.
,
,
t
Still
dewy
fresh,
libby's
Tomatoes
are
rushed
liom
the
fields
to
tibby's
w.nlins
kitchens.
In
only
a
matter
of
hours
they
afe
'Vnlle
pressed"
and
then
flavour
sealed
in
the
can.
That's
why
tibby
s
Tomato
Juice
tastes
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