Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
January
31.
1A51
SPHERE
OF
SPORTS
'.
ovic
Centre
25
YEARS
AGO
January
31,
1926
With
shaft
severed
and
pro-pellor
gone,
CNR
steamer
Prince
John
arrived
in
port
this
morning
in
tow
of
Hecate
Straits
Towing
BASKETBALL
CPORT
OHOTS
Bo-Me-Hi
Wins
Again
I
1
1
ART
CI.I'B
-
'
I
Company's'
tug
Cape
Scott.
The
The
Art
ciub
is
starting
a
more
ship's
proprllor
broke
away
from
Intensive
coifrse
of
Instruction
the
shaft
when
landing
at
the
under
J.
Delaney
and
will
meet
dock
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
every
Thursday
evening.
The'
She
goes
into
dry
dock
here
for
topic
to
be
covered
this
week
Ls.
repairs,
composition
and
Mr.
Delaney
is
I
preparing
sketches
to
illustrate!
R.
B.
Rochester
was
elected
RT
Makes
It
Two
Straight
Over
Wrangell
Wolves
sumption
of
regular
league
play
It
took
those
unpredictable
with
Gordon
and
Anderson
gremlins
to
get
Reg.
Lewis,
hero
meeting
Brownwoods
in
an
all-
of
the
1349-50
English
soccer
important
senior
league
fixture
season,
back
into
the
Arsenal
The
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
made
It
two
straight
over
the
visiting
Wrangell
Wolves
with
a
which
the
shoemen
must
win
if
English
Football
League
line-up
j
different
points
during
his
talk.
!
chaii
man
of
the
school
board
for
CanaMan
Whisks
Duncan
DeKergommeaux
wiil
,
1926
at
the
initial
meeting
of
the
u.ry
aie
uj
uyeimKe
v,o-op
m
as
a
regular.
A
cruel
twist
of
fate
01
lo
av
victory
rust
uigm.
uiei
senior
leseue
race
the
sidelinine
of
hieh-scnrln
again
wrangell
DasKetDaners
looked
their
best
In
the
first
'
quarter
when
they
held
even
INTERMEDIATE
Doug
Lishman
with
a
broken
leg
Ihe
Thundcrbirds
really
went
brought
Lewis'
sudden
recall.
l.o
f.num
whrm
thfiv
xinr,
t.)fr
t..
a.
i
-
t
assist
him
by
talking
on
certain
new
board
yesterday.
parts
of
the
subject
which
he
has
I
studied
particularly.
There
will
Aid.
W.
J.
Greer
was
chosen
be
no
drawing
period
but
sket-
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ches
brought
by
club
members
Liberal
Association
at
the
annual
with
the
locals
at
15
all.
They
rrat
"J
tZ"'-"
"
pJ,tB
F'.
"7
0Q3l-r
"
Served
with
prides
0
oulolavcd
thP
Rainmakers
in
the
Y,..l
T"Tu
.J...
u,!
1,1
"is
rel,lrn
10
ne
nmeivr.i.
at.
the
city
hall
last
T.nnn
i,ewis.
lor
II
was
a
will
be
displayed
and
discussed.
meetin
As
composit
ion
Ls
such
an
impor-
j
night.
t:.
nl
subject
lo
photographers
as
on
lliose
special
occasions
,
similar
bad
break
mouth
ago
that
shunted
him
Into
the
I
I
-v
.
I'
looming
within
4
points
of
over-
everyo,l(.
,m
the
niUl
was
thepr.
I
taking
the
High
School's
11
point
lng
for
lhcm
to
wm
)ast
Ill(,ht
In
the
second
and
fourth
,lead.
as
lh(.y
oame
u,rouKh
on
the
J
U
when
only
the
finest
10
YEARS
AGO
11
ef
.Ml-
;
v:
'M
periods
the
Rainmakers
were
,on(J
cnd
of
a
44
to
34
scoie
definitely
the
.superior
team
and
Tmmti(M.bl,
Yls
not
only
won
lh(,ir!
When
Lewis
scored
the
only
wiH6uincej!
tney
earned
tneir
.
victory
witn
,irsl
b
t
v
Dudoward
two
Boals
against
Liverpool
in
the
well
as
to
those
who
just
wish
t.)
appreciate
art,
visitors
will
be
welcome
to
this
meeting
as
well
as
to
the
others
in
this
series
of
instructive
talks.
EILEEN
CROSS
(
Ot'RSE
A
note
to
those
attending
Miss
Cross's
clanses
is
that
there
are
more
hustle
and
better
ball-
h
:
racked
up
the
highest
score
of
,
''up
final
at
Wembley
last
spring.
January
31,
1941
Tuesday
evening
35
Boy
Scouts,
their
futhvrs
and
guests,
numbering
40,
sat
down
to
the
first
father
and
son
banquet
held
by
II
I
T
1
'
iiaiiuung
uiiu
siouuhk
uuuivy.
the
season
in
any
of
the
local
he
was
hailed
as
a
king-pin
op-
rortuni.st
and
master
ma
ksman.
j
MsChesney
was
again
high
ieagues
with
33
points.
His
slioo'.-iman
for
the
winners
as
he
pour-
jng
was
sensational
and
he
earned
in
18
points,
all
of
them
on
,,c
every
basket
scored.
For
the
For
him
the
future
looked
par
ticularly
'
br'ght.
But
in
the
first
"a
'
"
u
V
':
n",Hr"-,
Centre
for
those
antici)aling
at-
Troon.
;
field
goals,
H
in
a
spanning
ias
!
Weblicr
had
a
good
night,
practice
match
,.,.
of
the
current
.
twill
IJSJp
Lord
culvert
I
period
exhibition.
I
with
14.
I
campaign
Lewis
was
tackled
For
the
lasers
Maxand
was
top
EXHIBITION
hoavily
and
had
to
be
carried
off
scorer
of
the
game
with
20
Wrangell
Maxand
20,
Gund-
the
field.
His
injury
failed
to
i
points.
He
was
the
star
of
the
erson
9,
Ferguson,
French,
Brad-
respond
to
treatment
with
the
i
game,
if
any
player
can
be
sin-
ley
1,
Schwartz
7,
Casey,
Trior-
result
he
was
declared
unfit
for
3f,
tending.
All
the
classes
are
full
,
except
for
the
afternoon
session
The
run
of
herring
in
Prince
of
Home
Rejuvenation.
.Classes
Rupert
district,
already
excep-
start
February
5
for
Home
Re-
tionally
late,
continues
light
and
juvenation
and
February
C
for
spotty.
Exc-pt
for
a
few
small
Tailoring
and
Sewing.
and
scattered
catches
around
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Fri-
Namu,
there
is
no
seining
in
Cm
day
afternoons
will
be
for
those
district.
taking
Home
Rejuvenation
well
as
the
same
evenings.
Tues-
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mundy,
resident
.
IW
Vi-
-
S
-3
I
II
I
II
Tr--i
eled
out
for
such
an
honor
quist,
Ritchie
2,
Cunningham,
the
opening
game
of
the
official
season.
McChesney
18,
young
Lishman
was
called
to
Letouineau
again
played
fine
lotai
S9.
hjill
for
thp
uhinprs
scoring
12
Rainmakers
day,
Thursday
and
Saturday
af-
mining
engineer,
showed
mtm-
Ratchford
5,
Kristmanson
4,
fill
the
gap
and
did
tire
job
so
Nickerson,
Spring
8,
Young,
thoroughly
that
the
management
Biackaby
2,
Letourneau
12,
Si-
declined
to
disturb
a
winning
monson
2.
Total
51.
combination
when
Lewis
was
'
INTERMEDIATE
again
ready
tor
action.
Thunclerliirds
B.
Helin
?.,
ternoons
will
be
reserved
for
bers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
I
tailoring
while
sewing
will
be
heid
Club
and
guests
moving
picture
!
Tuesday
and
Thursday
nights,
scenes
of
Prince
Rupert,
which
points.
j
Spring
v'-ii
gooU
for
8,
but
once
again
sLowei
that
he
is
more
at
home
wiin-the
Jet?
or
Brown-'
woods
than
playing
with
the
less-experienced
students.
'
The
game
was
a
crowd-pleaser
and,
as
usual,
the
losing
team
snared
in
the
plaudits
of
the
White
3,
Ryan
2,
Weils
4,
Du
There
are
no
classes
on
Saturday
will
form
part
of
a
Northern
B.C.
nights.
travelogue
he
is
preparing.
doward
33,
Jeffrey,
L.
Helin.
Faced
with
the
nroblem
of
not
being
able
to
find
a
place
in
the
I
j5Stv
4,.c
il5!
I'iSSlfe
ffy't
High
School
Green
Ford
6,
first
team
for
one
of
the
out-
LONG
DORMANT
MORE
READERS
standing
players
in
first
division
The
metal
titanium,
now
rec-
Between
1938
and
1950,
mem-
Biackaby
4,
ki"k
8-
serve
plenty
of
credit
for
their
.ecke''
Manager
Tom
Whittaker
ognized
as
a
steel
substitute,
was
berslup
of
public
libraries
in
Satller-
Webber
14,
Pe-
snccer.
soccer.
Mani
I
showing
.1
Is,'
Jviyf,
The
nlVv
:yJ
Tood
aJ
ball
llnl
for
neH."
Kheppard
2
Woods.
Rhodes,
Total
offerpd
Lew:
is
a
chance
to
keen
first
discovered
in
Britain
in
New
Zealand
increased
from
93,-
-34.
ln
match
practice
with
the
re-:
1789.
000
to
250.000.
serves.
Reg,
however,
preferred
i
'
a,
niiijtjui
inui
iiu,i
juiy
tj
jnjj-tjj
in
grades
9
to
12,
15
of
these
being
boys,
11
of
them
on
the
basketball
team.
Saturday
night
sees
the
re-
to
act
as
a
reserve
with
the
league
team
and
heln
Willi
coaching;
duties.
i
RADIO
.
DIAL
CFPR
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
Leader
In
Canada
In
1950
LVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIO
1240
Kilocycles
t
Doctor
Flown
(Subject
lo
f'lianse)
Despite
tempting
offers
from
j
several
other
clubs,
tompetlnR
for
hLs
services
in
a
booming
transfer
market,
Lewis
stuck
to
the
Gunners
with
unswering
,1'ivn'tv.
Then
the
sremlins
struck
ns
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
die
Liquor
Control
lioard
or
by
the
Government
of
Ikitish
Columbia.
Native
Village!
Dr.
L.
P.
Charbonneau,
direc-l
tor
of
the
Indian
health
service,!
and
W.
B.
Bailey
.assistant
Indian
superintendent,
left
by
Claimants
;Aiyansh
Native
Tobacco
and
Cigars
Higher
Ivage
Money
Council
Named
I
suddenly.
Lishman,
Improving
i
with
every
match
and
setting
a
hot
pace
in
the
goal-scoring
race.
skidded
on
an
icy
pitch
!n
a
match
against
Stoke
City
and
;
was
carried
to
the
dressing
room
with
a
broken
ankle.
Ars&nal
floundered
In
a
six-gamj
tail-'
spin
and
dropped
from
the
league
leadership.
A
hurry
-call
went
out
i
for
Lewis
and
the
team
started
chartered
plahe
Tuesday
for
Aiv-
ansh
for
a
routine
agency
med'-cal
patrol.
Accompanying
them
(P
The
Admiralty:
Anthony
Adams
has
been
elec-
OTTAWA
Prices
on
bulk
to
w
.
'
"Nv.
I
-
?
7
were
Reuben
Munroe,
Jr.,
who
fcrchlng
for
claimants
ted
chief
councillor
for
the
Naas
WEDNESDAY-
P.M.
4:00
Jimmy
Shields
4:15
Music
by
Goodman
4:30
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Muggins
4:45
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5:00
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Rawhide
5:30
Prelude
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6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Orch.
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-Musical
Varieties
6:45
Saddle
Rcckin'
Rhythm
7:UU
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News
7:35
CBC
Mews
Roundup
7:30
Tribute
to
George
Ben
aid
Shaw
10:00
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News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
The
Comic
Strip
10.30
Mary
Syme
Pianist
recently
for
bacco
and
cigars
have
increased
was
brought
in
but
no
change
is
reported
in
cig-
medical
treatment.
They
expect
The
Head
Office
of
The
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
has
announced
that
Richard
Sephton
of
Vancouver
led
the
Company's
entire
field
force
in
the
jale
of
new
life
insurance
in
1950.
For
fourteen
years,
Mr.
Sephton
has
had
an
outstanding
career
in
life
underwriting
as
a
member
of
the
sales
staff
of
the
agency
under
the
management
of
H.
C.
Webber,
vihich
is
now
located
at
475
Howe
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
He
has
consistently
been
a
member
of
the
senior
production
groups
and
is
at
the
present
time
lVt
Vice-President
of
the
Quarter
Million
Club,
holding
that
office
for
the
second
year
in
succession.
In
1944
Mr.
Sephton
was
made
a
Master
Builder,
a
distinction
given
representatives
who
have
reached
a
particularly
high
production
standard
set
by
the
Company.
clicking
again.
to
bring
out
with
them
today
two
ether
patients.
l
ore
than
10,000
sal-.
River
village
of
Alyansh
for
the
awarded
to
120
of-year
1951.
Other
councillors
are
men
of
the
Royal
Walter
McMillan,
Roy
Adams,
!
Abel
Derrick,
Henry
McMillan,
sey
was
awarded
for!
Reuben
Monroe
and
Joshua
ve
a
cargo
valued
at
Grandison.
arettes.
Tobacco
brands
are
now
around
$1
to
$1.15
a
half
pound.
Some
brands
sell
at
$1.75
a
half
pound.
Fourteen
cent
cigars
have
advanced
a
cent.
Sixteen
cent
:i
2,000.000
(about'
village
constables
are
Sidney
ci&ars
a
'e
eighteen.
Mail
Plane
To
Naas
Popular
Until
his
recall
to
his
old
post,
1
,
Lewis
had
played
only
45
mm-,
;(
utes
of
first-class
soccer
this
V
season
and
had
not
kicked
a
ball
,
f
in
a
football
league
match.
Lewis,
i
f
however
,is
no
stranger
to
the'
I
whims
of
the
game.
At
the
start
,
f
nf
nlay
last,
season
an
injury
nut
fe,
him
out
of
action
and
Arsenal
'
lost
four
of
its
first
five
matches.
;
irom
ine
convoy
snip
eii
Godfrey
Adams,
Sidney
Clay-
'
torpedoed
in
1944
ton
and
Cecil
Morven.
mlng
through
the!
rn.
The
shin
was
,
,
.....
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11:00
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Best
Medium
CHICAGO
Preliminary
estimates
show
more
national
ad-
plane
for
Alyansh
left
for
the
,
11:00-
Sign
Off
It
may
take
years
Before
the
KICIIARD
SEPHTON
'
"Hi
an
vttll
UJ-
'tlier
stores.
The
dis-'
1
was
taken
in
tow
beached
off
B'-n-1
Lewis
returned
to
the
lineup
and
scored
nine
goals
in
seven
games.
Naas
River
village
Tuesday
with
a
full
load.
The
service
the
only
one
in
the
Dominion
designed
rest
of
the
money
is
distributed
as
most
of
the
men
left
the
service
long
ago
and
trace
of
them
has
been
lost.
The
ie
nuum
Admir
f
orlhern
Africa.
!
especially
for
native
"
people
is
vpri
isliiB
went
to
American
news-i
.
..
.
v.
salvage
award
orig-
Want.
Ads,
Sure
Results!
alty
will
wait
seven
years
for
,
imm.ni
wiin
great
approval
nom
,vwro
..,
n
nnv
.,,
OJ
tihntever
ls
then
left
unted
to
nearly
19,
me
villagers
concerned,
inerei
Admiralty
assigned
nr
iu
mmm
will
revert
to
the
al
Printers
I
to
the
cost
of
towlnsj
treasury.
liieg
has
been
an
average
of
two
planes
a
month
on
the
run
In
addition
to
dropping
of
emergency
supplies
to
Greenville.
1
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a
slice
of
throughout
her
overseas
posscs-'
fund,
with
these
sions
in
1833.
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE'
For
Your
General
Kleetric
Radios
Phone
Blue
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
medium.
Geo.
G.
Steele,
president
of
the.
Newspaper
Advertising
Executives,
says
:
'
"Don't
let
anyone
tell
you
that
any
advertising
medium
can
ever
take
I
he
place
of
newspapers.
Everybody
who
reads,
reads
a
paper.
They
read
it
when
they
want
to
read
it
and
as
long
as
they
want,
not
just
at
4:30
or
Canadtan
rjC(
cnion
Caf
Hollywood
Ptice
of
Sheriffs
Sale
10:30.
They
want
our
newspape'-s
Bring'
11:15
Roundup
Time
The
Canadian
Legion
so
much
that
each
week
they
spend
$17,000,000
for
them."
Your
Missuf"
night
at
the
hall
11:30
Weather
Report
'
THE
KUIM!EM't
COURT
OP
BllITlSH
COLUMBIA
MJAMH.
Plnliitlff,
Ant
.
4
We
Specialize
in
DISHES
rr
NELSON.
KAt'lj
PMITH
ml
HOMRO
P.
OOUI.OMHE.
Saturday
night
was
a
great
sue-i
11:31
Messarre
Period
cess
with
a
large
attendance.
The'
-11:33-Recorded
Interlude
program
was
impromptu.
Master
11
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
of
Ceremonies
Vic
Duncan
called
1
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodit
for
entertainers
from
the
gather-;
P
ing
and
many
talented
persons'
t2:
15
CBC
News
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Come
in
and
choose
one
for
that
Christmas
Photo.
We.
carry
a
large
line
of
I'p-To-Date
Mouldingi
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
stepped
forward,
it
was
arranged
by
the
entertainment
commit
mii,:
"n
busings
n)
ifihhacR
MiMlIKU
CO.,
Hiul
the
sulci
TEKKACE
LUMHKU
CO.
Dcfonilnnts
IN
THE
OOUNTV
COURT
OP
PRINCE
nill'EIlT
IIOI.DKN
AT
PRINCE
RUPfcRT
WonKMEH'3
COMPENSATION
nOARD
Plaintiff,
And
WITH,
ROME')
COCLOMBE
mid
ORVII.I.E
McKEE.
Bnd
lEHIIACK
IjUMtlRK
CO..
Defendants.
nml
by
virtue
rr
a
Writ
of
Fieri
Facias
Issued
from
the
:,Hrt
Of
nritKh
Ci.
!in
WQ
rtH
n
Wnmnt
nf
ITvorUt.lfin
lSed
i
12:25
Program
Resume
1
12:30
B.
C
.Farm
Broadcast
tee
of
the
Canadian
Legion
OPEN
FROM
7:30
r.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
Assistlne
at
th
nnrrv
wn
.,
1
12:55
Rec.
Int.
I
mmmio..
rji.
...
i
1:00
1
119
Concert
Hour
ii
i
ii
1
1
it
1
1
vwiiuuhi,cc
iiuiii
toe
ijuuitra
Auxiliary
as
follows:
Mrs.
G.
V.
Han-
1:30
Musical
Program
('i'ny
Court
of
Fr'nee
Runert.
and
to
me
directed
annlnst
FISHERMEN
.
.
ley,
Mrs.
Dot
Keehn,
Mrs.
Rose!
Morrow
and
Mrs.
Graham.
I
An
hour
of
dancing
topped
off!
the
enioyable
evening.
1
I'
VllO
llhnvrt
vifiit.B.I
,lnla,,HnntB
TnrrnCA
l.limtuir
C(l.
I
1:45
Deeds
That
Live,
Comty.
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30
Records
at.
Random
2:45
At
Home
With
Your
Daughter
3:00
-The
Music
Box
fwmm
known
ns
T,rrnee
Lumner
co.
unwmlll.
sltunte
nenr
the
iee
Rupert.
HiKhv,.iy,
about
24
miles
enr.terly
Irom
the
vlllai;e
lerriifw
Ponino
,
...ii.
nil
mafhtimrv
f
is
and
equipment
therein
and
thereabout,
and
together
with
In
net
I
CAME
PREPARED
TORQUAY,
Eng.
if
A
boy
here
took
his
pet
pigeon
on
his
first
day
at
a
new
school.
At
lunch
recess
the
boy
tried
a
school
meal
but
didn't
finish
it
Bottles
represent
money
in
your
basement.
For
the
balance
of
this
month
only,
we
will
help
convert
them
into
cosh.
Phone
13
2,
a
n
d
our
truck
will
call
for
quantities
of
not
less
than
1
dozen
Coke
and
North
Star
Brand.
North
Star
Bottling
Works
Telephone
132
For
complete
overhnul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
sec
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Wo
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
He
released
the
pigeon
with
the
products,
finished
and
unfinished.
Including
logs
and
"iifiictnreii
hinilxT
or
jn
process
of
mBnitfiieluie.
White
pnW(.r
unH
i
(stored
at
Terrace
Transfer.
Terrace),
1
Ineh
by
n
ft
boom
chains
(stored
at
Terrace
Transfer),
a
tnn
clmin
blm
(stored
at
Terrare
Transfer),
'"itson
ic.isoiino
piicinr,
No.
11147:14
(stored
at
Terrace
Trann-
Rr
n
Ciiterpniar
(rnrtor,
serial
No.
aiia7a7RP
(stored
at
Ter-nruKe
&
Machlr.c
Bhop,
Ternu-e),
'1
toll
Korit
t,i,nt.
.r.,.
....
....
,
onor.nl
Un,-lnl
fftltl
message:
"ijoivt
like
the
stew.
Coming
home."
654
See
l's
For
Your
BABIES'
SHOES
Wee
Softies
Felt
tShoes
Jumping
Jacks
Blue
010
303-3rd
Ave.
W.
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
STOPPED
EVICTION
WOO0QREEN.
Middlesex,
Eng.
I,
"
v,
nitu
1UIKII!
iiwm,
riluilir
ito,
oii;mm,
Rupert
Motors
Limited
,,t"7T"h't
,!'-17
ronne,
pni;lne
No.
1M7W2.
Serlnl
No.
7
1
22700fiH0
'
lnrM,
f'nrine
&
Miieblne
Shop).
,
"'
l,'l'a
Kediin.
enr.llie
No.
118(148,
Serial
No.
02nrt!ll2l01,
1
licence
(store!
at
Terrace
Oarage
&.
Machine
Shop),
'wis
and
pniihm...
CP1
The
local
housing
committee
1
refused
to
evict
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Carter
when
they
heard
that
a
woman
friend
was
staying
with
them.
The
friend
is
Mrs.
Foster,
aged
1(K.
Ihn
(JiMIHIMM
II
not
ufalinG
diipliftd
by
t
i
1
th
Liquor
lonlrol
ooam
w
oy
im
viownnwm
I
ol
Cotb..
-MIUHSIlv
'
"i.
vikj
uiinicrun:,
up
in'-mcm,
k
hi
i
Ul,!
ll'st
dnV
of
l-'EHHUARY,
11)61,
at
the
hour
of
u"-',,'ll0"n.
fitlsh
i
my
office
In
the
Court
House.
Prime
r
i
I
mil
lot
""''lla'
1
will
offer
lor
sale
by
Public
Auction
ull
the
fc;
.
r'St
lh",
"
'endunts
In
tlie
alxive
gixids
anil
chattels.
OP
ti',,1
MimAinp'aCy,',l'Tn,,1
tlllR
snl"
wiu
"
""''J'0'
to
1hP
8"11
"l
T,i,NrE
IUIIKTiT,
B.C.,
'this
fifteenth
day
of
January,
lOfil.
I'
M
M
STEPHENS.
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
Use
"W
EVERYBODY
JLSE
TOES