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FAQ
TWO
TH1
DAILY
NEWS
.'Wednesday,
January
12
1953
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Wednesday,
January
12,
1938.
FINE
CO-OPERATIVE
EFFORT
The
people
of
the
Peace
River
o
nnnrw
;
1
that
section
of
Alberta
of
which
Beaver
Lodge
and
Grand
Prairie
are
the
centres
have
for
years
been
trying
to
induce
the
governments
of
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
to
connect
their
highway
system
with
Hansard
from
Rio
Grande.
As
the
highwa
ywould
benefit
only
a
comparatively
small
part
of
the
population
of
either
province
and
done
3
rather
expensive
undertaking,
nothing
was
Then
an
organization
was
formed
which
is
known
as
the
Monkman
Pass
Highway
Association,
the
members
pt
which
pledged
themselves
to
contribute
either
labor
or
.
money
toward
the
work
of
slashing
the
route,
building
temporary
bridges
and
making
it
passable
for
trucks
or
cars.
As
soon
as
the
seeding
season
was
over
last
spring
a
gang
of
men
went
to
work
led
by
the
discoverer
of
the
pass
who
gave
his
engineering
services
free
and
by
fall
they
had
made
it
possible
for
cars
to
drive
half
way
from
Rio
Grande
to
Hansard.
If
nothing
happens
to
prevent
the
work
proceeding,
it
is
planned
to
finish
the
road
through
to
Hansard
and
thus
enable
cars
to
get
through
m
good
weather
from
the
Peace
River
to
Vancouver.
i
That
is
the
kind
of
community
effort
that
really
counts.
The
people
of
the
district
have
given
their
services
-and
their
money
to
get
that
road
through.
Once
people
are
driving
that
way
it
is
expected
the
utilitv
of
He
road
will
be
demonstrated
to
such
an
extent
that
the
governments
.concerned
will
have
to
recognize
it
and
build
a
proper
highway.
We
take
off
our
hats
to
those
Peace
River
people.
They
deserve
to
succeed.
MUST
WORK
TOGETHER
I
.
The
intermingling
of
interests
ori
this
coast
between"
Alaska
and
Canada
makes
it
very
desirable
that
the
closest
kind
of
co-operative
effort
be
made
in
order
to
develop
the
country.
In
some
of
the
Canadian
valleys
the
richer
part
is
in
Canada
but
the
mouth
of
the
stream
which
drains
it
is
in
United
States
waters.
That
is
true
of
the
Unuk
where
the
Alaskan
Government
is
building
a
road
to
tap
the
mining
properties
on
this
side
of
the
line.
The
Taku
River
mining
area
is
served
chiefly
from
Juneau.
As
the
mining
efforts
increase
and
extend,
other
valleys
will
he
brought
into
production
with
similar
problems
to
face.
j
Prince
Rupert
benefits
from
being
the
port
of
shipment
for
Alaskan
caught
fish
while
Alaskan
boats
benefit
from
being
.accorded
landing
and
other
privileges
by
the
Canadian
.authorities.
As
the
years
.advance
.both
Alaska
aind
iBritLsh
Columbia
will
find
they
can
benefit
-each
other
by-even
-closer
co-operation.
All
eastern
shipments
made
from
Alriska
"should
go
by
this
port.
In
the
meantime
it
might
be
well
for
Prince
Rupert
to
look
to
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
with
a
view
to
securing
the
handling
of
can
SCORING
RECORD
19.
A
Toronto
11
5
6
65
69
$5.C0
Canadiens
9
6
7
67
63
.12
Americans
.10
4
8
58
41
.50
Maroons
8
1
14
46
59
I
American
Division
3.00
Boston
15
2
6
59
48
9.00
j
Rangers
12
4
8
06
44
j
Chicago
7
4
11
37
50
Detroit
4
4
16
37
71
Pts
2V
24
24
17
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
CO.)
Vancouver
B.
C,
Nickel,
,17.
,
'
Big
Missouri,
.55.
Bralorne,
8.95.
.
1
;
Aztec,
.08.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.85.
Dentonia,
.13.
'
Golconda,
.08.
Minto,
.03
W.
Falrview,
.O6V4.
Noble
Five,
.04
'z:
Pend.
Oreille,
2.60..
si
1
Pioneer,
3.15.
Premier,
2.02.
Reeves
McDonald,
.57,
Reno,
.55.
Relief
Arlington,
.19'2'.
Premier
Border,
.02.
1
Silbak
Premier,
2.00.
Congress,
,02'?.
Home
Gold,
.01
2.
Grandview,
.112.
Indian,
.02
Vi.
Quatsino
Coppsr,
.0434.
Haida
Gold,
.05
'2.
.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.34.
tJalmont,
59.
-
J
C.
St
E
2.95
Freehold,,
:0734.
v
Hargal,
.25.
McDougal
Segur,
.27,
Mercury,
.V2.
Okalta,
2.22.
Pacalta,
.12.
Home
Oil,
1.35.
,
Toronto
w
Beattie,
1.35.
.
Central
Patricia,
2
.31.
Gods
Lake,
.60.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.50.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.00,
Pickle
Crow,
5.05.
v
Red
Lake
Gold
Slwre,
Ban
Antonio,
1.40.
Sherritt
Gordon,
J.74.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.42.
Oklend,
.20.
Mosher,
.14.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.30.
Stadacona,
.34.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
,05.
Francoeur,
.45,
Moneta,
2.28.
Bouscadillac,
.09.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.32,
Bankfleld,
.67.
East
Malartic,
1.23.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.14.
Hutchison
Lalce,
.10.
Dawson
White,
02V2.
Aldermac,
.68.
Kerr
Addison,
1.93.
'
Uchl
Oold,
1.18.
Martin
Bird,
.44.
Int.
Nlckf,
50.fy
Noranda,
60.00.
Con.
Smelters,
63.00,
-.t
.
Rev.
.00.
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
i'
1''
Taylor
.Bridge,
,.04.
30J
('
,
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.04.-.,
LADIES'
BOWLING
No
Less
Than
Eighteen
Counters
Our
Cane
And
Merchantettes,
As
Maroons-Canadiens
National
1
Kesutt
of
Last
Nirht's
Victories.
Hockey
League
Game
Are
Leading
League
MONTREAL,
Jan.
IS:
(CP).
j
Our
Gang
and
Merchantettes,
by
Game
chroniclers
decided
that
a
defeating
Annette's
and
TeleDhone
new
National
Hockey
League
record
for
heavy
scoring
in
a
single
game
was
set
up
last
night
when
Montreal
Maroons
look
the
measure
of
their
fellow
townsmen,
the
Canadiens,
by
a
count
of
ll
to
7.
It
was
a
wild
wide-open
affair
which
had
the
Jans
in
pandemonium.
Elmer
Ferguson
said
In
jbe
Montreal
Herald
that
eighteen
.goals
for
a
single
'game
constituted
a
National
Hockey
League
record
but
"there
have
been
three
or
four
games
in
modern
National
Hockey
League
history
in
which
winers
scored
eleven
goals."
All
American
Division
teams
were
in
action
last
night
with
the
leading
Boston
Bruins
.trouncing
the
champion
Detroit
Red
Wings,
who
seem
destined
-to
spend
the
winter
in
the
celLrr,
by
a
score
of
six
to
two
at
Boston
while
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
.and
Americans
were
battling
to
a
one-all
overtime
draw
at
New
York.
Last
night's
scores
at
a
glance:
Chicago,
1;
Americans,
1
(overtime).
Detroit,
2;
Boston,
C.
Canadiens,
7;
Montreal,
II.
i
Girls
respectively
last
night,
assumed
.leadership
in
the.standing
of
the
Ladies
Bowling
League
for
the
first
I
half
of
the
season.
The
scores
In
each
case
were
two
games
to
one.
In
the
other
two
fixtures
of
the
ev-
enlng.
Blue
Birds
defeated
Rangers
and
Big
Sisters
won
over
Knox
Hotel,
also
by
scores
of
two
games
to
one.
High
.average
soorer
for
the
evening
was.
Mrs.
Eddie
Smith
of
Our
Gang
with
211.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Blue
Birds
1
Turgeon
146
Boulter
124
Pierce
183
Croxford
.198
Keron
130
Hartwig
Handicap
100
Total
..
Rangers
Raybone
Berg
'.
Halberg
Deane
........
Balilnger
..
Yager,'
Handicap
.
Total
Our
.Gang
79
1
...104
.151
83
.159
.148
38
743
1
Gurvich
189
Ingram
:215
Smith
.'
539
Handicap
92
Total
1043
Annettes
1
Johnson
173
Basso
Bert
.140
32
Owens
534
28
P.
Dickens
123
18
6kattebol
138
12
Handicap
2
Total
,
.810
Knox
Hotel
1
Peterson
162
Brasell
.130
Scharff
.1.
120
Silig
.117
Larson
128
Handicap
t
69
Total;
72C
Big
rjislser
1
B.
Dickens
151
-
E.
Dickens
173
'M.Bond
160
Mrt'.
Rothwell
211
V..
Alexander
105
Mrs.
.Dickens
.Handicap
.129
Total
Telephone
C
iris-Nelson
McLegd
Eastman
Peachy
Anderson.
Handicap
Total
Afrrchantettes
Coiassi
Madlll
,llalliay
.:JLa'-Belle
Holden
Handicap
Total
..
.529
,
.159
...
94
.119
103
.120
'141
Hi
1
.189
133
.123
1C1
.
09
...
75
2
1S2
155
130
137
112
94
2
192
15C
184
176
213
38
959
1
no
198
153
92
968
2
234
248
169
157
166
2
976
2
162
152
155
141
61
69
740
2
125
111
163
176
137
129
811
2
137
107
92
152
93
141
'722
'2
138
75
119
250
117
75
774
i'
League
tandinf
-The
league
standings
to
date:
l
Our
Gang
Merchantettes-'
Ann,itie's
tu)x
Hotel
plii,!
i
Birds
Big-
Sisters
Rangers
Telephione
Girls.
3
204
184
175
142
214
inn
city
Value
of
gasoline
extracted
784
109
3
172
134
159
161
146
28
816
3
Hockey
Standings
szz:.rz.S
!
S
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
International
Division
W
D
L
F
102
156
240
92
869
3
150
211
523
159
122
2
867
.3
155
161
130
153
155
69
823
3
154
146
133
122
68
139
762
3
160
167
127
134
103
141
811
3
.159
138,
118
187
148
75
825
W
L
Pts.
..4
-2
4
A
2
4
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
,
.3
3
3
:3
3
3
2
4
2
.2
4
21
SCHOONERS
MAY
RACE
Kevival
of
.Blue
Nose
And
Gertrude
Thibaud
Rivalry
Js
in
Sight
.GLOUCESTER.
Maine,
Jan.
12:
(CP)-Revival
of
the
.International
fishing
schooner
.races
between
the
Blue
Nose
Of
.Maine
and
the
.dnr-
ENORMOUS
OIL
FIELD
scanning
Turner
Valley
oil
resources,
oil
men
figure
if
the
field
ran
at
full
capacity
sales
of
gasoline
derived
from
the
crud.'
oil
would
amount
to
$9S.2G5j000
annually
from
crude
is
approxi
mately
$30,342,750.
SHIP
EGGS
TO
LONDON
Laree
Consignment
Kent
.Freml
Saint
John
Today
to
be
ilut
first
of
Many
SAINT
.JOHN,
N.
B
Jan.
12
(CP)
A
shipment
of
,120,000
-dozen
fresh
eggs
from
co-operative
organizations
of
eastern
Ontario
and
Quebec
is
being
made
.from?
here
to
England
today
aboard
the
steamer
Beaverbrae.
They
will
be
on
the
London
market
within
lei)-days
after
leaving
the
.nests,
which
is
as
good
time
.as
Is
made
with
eggs
from
Uie
Continent
in
Enf
j
land.
j
This,
it
Is
expected,
will
,mai-k
regular
shipments
of
Canadian
-ej?gs
to
England,
the
nest
to
he:'
made
a
week
hence
from
western
!i
Ontario.
.,1
NO
CHANGES
ARE
WANTED
,
i
British
Columbia
Frnit
Criwcft
'
Would
Keep
Imperial
Agree-
ments
Jntaei
KEIOWNA.
Jan.
12;
(CP1
Brl
tlsh
Columbia
fruit
growers.
Iti
convention
here
yesterday.
exDrefi-
sed
themslyes
as
being
opposed
U
I
secret
.negotllation
of
new
trade
-greements.
Ihey
asked
then.!
President
to
go
on
.record
as
SPORT
CHAT
Billy
Burch
of
New
York
Amerl-'
Two
baseball
outcasts,
Charles
Ris-
berg
and
Arnold
Gondii,
charged
the
White
Sox
with
"buying"
four
games
from
Detroit
Tigers.
Chicago
finished
first
and
went
on
to
defeat
New
York
Giants
for
then
world's
title.
1
Old
Country
Soccer
01
U1e
water
Recoraer
a.t
Atun.
b.
c.
aon
lon
oi
nf
thp
ine
basKatchew&h
5nlrnff..oVh,
t
..i,i.
Leglsh-
objection
to
the
application
may
b
ture
has
been:
called
Tor
Januaiv
;tiied
with
the
eaid
Water
Recorder
oi
20.
ttli
the
Comptroller
of
Water
BJghte,
"
Drought
reiiti
relief
will
of
rnnw
""B".
will,
OI
course
priiajneivt
buildings.
Victoria.
B.
C.
be
one
of
the
.maJ6r:
problems
,tO
within
thirty
days
after
the
flr&t
ap-
be
taien
up
and
the
eovemmeni.
P1-"
tw
notice
m
a
local
newt
.
.
.
.
,
neper.
will
.have
ah
important
jjroQrom
.to
present
in
regard
.to
,lt.1
Man
in
the
Moon
It's
a
great
life
.if
youfc
beaten.
Keep
a
stiff
upper
lip.
Jake
says
It
seems
to
tilm
the
trude
L.
Thibaud
of
Gloucester
,is
CYQ
Prifirioi
closer
as
a
result
of
the
.announce-!
wIHILlACU
ment
of
the
Governor
of
Maine
that
-
he
would
approve
a
state
apnron-
J
rlatlon
towards
euch
.a
race.
These
races
began
In
1921
when
the
(Blue
Nose
won.
The
Thibaud
won
in.
1930
and
the
Blue
Nose
ln
1931.
Since
then
there
have
been
no
races.
Eaglibh
Cup
Third
Round
lieplaysi
It
Barnsley
2,
South
End
United
1.
Chesterfield
1.
Bradford
City
overtime).
Liverpool
3,
Crysta1
Palace
overtime).
Luton
Town
5,
Scarborough
1.
Manchester
City
3,
Mlllwall
1.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bed
In
th
Morning
Rria'
to
go
Tk
Uar
ahoald
pour
ut
two
poundi
of
Uvui
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lato
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(Wily,
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bil
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mu
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txn
qim
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puck.
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TCo
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jbmiUiuii
Utst
work
m
11m
lixr
m
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mlm
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food,
old
Cwur'a
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Iiar
fft
b
um
two
nomnd
at
blU
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My
and
Baka
ruu
laal
'ia
miA
Karil
and
Mutt,
tovr
.Bka
tka
Mia
tarn
Iraaly.TW
da
lh
work
f
aaloaaal
bat
ba
naeaiomat
tnarcurjr
la
Um.
Aak
far
dura
tittla
lirar
-1111a
by
mm!
HtuU-iaSf
ralaaa
anytluaf
1m.
X
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
fALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
637
Hie
Central
Hotel
BOOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
SI
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
.
ALACK
WATF.lt
OTlCK
lihrrftlon
and
I'e
1
r
Swindon
Town
2,
Grimsby
Town
'"
jl
(overtime).
I
against
any
revision
belnc
inadJ
S?.Z2
t?&.
"imnr?
OI
existing
IiniJCruu
trade
ajree
will
apply
Xor
a
licence
to
take
na
us
mpnts.
1
Hour
cubic
tt
iter
.trciad
nf
wnte.-
Saskatchewan
Legislature
To
Meet
Soon
lout
ot
Bpruoe
Crek.
wWcli
llowi
'
e.uth-eah.t
mid
drains
Into
Atltn
LakJ
bort
'lve
miles
a.
E.
of
!lverslqn
i
The
watr
will
be
diverted
M
i
-'point
.About
230
ieri.
S.
E.
of
Chanco
1J
No.
687
And
Will
be
Used
for.
Sluicing
piiniKw
upon
tb
roUie
drt-crlbe'd
a
Col
Mining
Co.
IAU.
Thlg
notlc
ws
posted
on
the
ground
on.
tlie
8th
oar
of
November,
1937.
J
A
jtopy
of
hi
notice
and
an
applt-'cation-
pursuant
thereto
and
to
tt
REGINA,
Janl
12:
(CP)
A
s"e
."Water
Act"
UI
be
filed
in
the
ofne.
OOLPE
MINING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
By
j.
a.
wneeitng.
Agent.
.The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
thla
notice
la
tXwmber
S3.
1937.
LAND
ACT
Nntlff
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
l.rtu
Land
.
In
Prluce'
Rupert
Xand
Recording
rDlstrlet
of
British
OcJumbla,
jind
-altu-ate
.
"Eaat
of
Trlnce
Lehoo
laland
In
Ulutlscm
Bay
Fm.
outh
of
OunriM
not,
Il4id
j
conspicuous
while
rock
Z'.
DJgn
(marked
on
chart).
Take
notice
that
Prank
Waterman
o
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C
occupation
Mlnei
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land:
all
of
a
con-
newspapers
think
the
business
spicuous
white
people
are
the
only
ones
who
live,!?,
in
this
city.
rock
85
feet
high
aix
surroundings
(Rock
marked
ot
chart).
Commencing
at
a
pcxit
planted
oi
a
graasy
rock
200
feet
8.
E
of
N.
w
That.S
What'5
wrong
with
you
,-feet
Southeast:
thence
800
thence
C00
feet
aouth
Jake.
You
think
you
are
the
onlv
west
thence
800
feet
Northwest;
thenoe
person
worthy
of
consideration
in
.IZSJ!
mUlnl
"
mis
;part
oi
-Canada's
;hlnterland
Latest
Designs
Of
FRANK
Dated
October
4.
1937
ixnii:
Mf
itiAiE
roi;nT
or
niiiTisii
(
on
Mini
In
(he
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
nf
the
Estate
nf
'Philip
flame
Leonard
lereHed
Intestate
Too
Much
Speed
Provided
and
All-'noTTisht
?2nd
SJy'Sf
Important
Road
Vision
Cut
-J
Dexsember,
A
D.
1037,
I
was
appointed.
n
.
.
i
administrator
of
tls
eeUte
of
PhlUD
Down
by
Dcsfens
J
James
Leonard.
deconed.
and
all
par
1
ties
having
claims
against
the
said
es-
DETROIT
Jan
12-
(rPi
Airtn
UAe
re
T'
mru"J
o
fumlali
ucjLUVJLI,
Jan.
i.
Uf)
AUtO-
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
r
mobile
buyers,
ln
meeting
here
yes-
efo
-the
arm
uay
of
janiuary,
a.
d.
terdav.
pynrPMPH
fhP
vmlnlrtn
fhof
!!?
"!?
J..P"
Indebted
to
the
.
i
-
v
nun
re
rnjuirea
u
pay
the
amount
In
1938
models
more
speed
than
of
tbeit
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
necessary
was
provided
and
the
de-'
NRcil'i
ffin.UArator
I
and
district
with
tu
novertlsement
signs
cut
down
on
essential
road
Prince
Rupert,
b
c
i
In
the
Dally
New..
J
vision
both
before
and
behind.
r,
lMa
22nA
ot
Iw.'
a,
CUSSIFIE!
Full
Production
of
Turner
Valley
cans
was
the
National
Hockey
,
-
-
Would
be
SISvOM.OOO
Annually
League's
top
marksman
eleven;
FOR
KENT
Tis
Estimated
years
ago.
Scoring
statistics
then;
"
showed
Burch
leading
with
13
goals
MODERN
flat
with
pantry
porch.
CALGARY.
Jan.
12:
(CP)
After
,
nH
.
Next
tn
line
were
!
Harbor
view.
Jos.
Garon,
1203
2nd
fk!'d,
Dick
Irvin
and
Babe
Dye,
both
of.
Avenue
Wast.
(j)
Chicago,
witlf
HI
points.
1
NEWLY
decorated
flat
for
rTnt
Baseball
Commissioner
LandLs
In
Angus
Apts.
02)
a
blanket
decision
H
years
ago
to-j"
day
exonerated
21
players
of
WANTED
Present
potential
capacity
of
"throwing"
four
games
in
the
tight
'
.
.
.
.
&n
l
n
'
valley
wells
Is
28.000
barrels
of
Chicago
White
Sox-Boston
Amerl-
"S"'
6f
crude
oil
and
2.000
barrels
of
nap-
race
m
1917.
.
Uague
pennant
can
Cl!
UCUgUC
ptiiitAltV
aav.
t
j
Km
thn
tha
d.illv
daily.
RptwPPn
Between
28
2fl
nnrt
and
50
29
hir
bar
!
........
Di.
Apply
Dally
News.
(7)
rels
of
gasoline
are
extracted
from
each
35-gallon
barrel
of
valley
crude.
Thus
870.000
callous
of
cas-
oline
would
be
marketed
dally
If
the
wells
were
operated
at
lu!i
capacity.
With
870.000
gallons
of
gasoline
marketed
at
.30
cents
a
gallon
$2(51,000
would
accrue
dally
with
$95,265,000
each
year.
Under
present
conditions
the
wells
operate
at
35
percent
capa-
PERSONAL
WE
HAVE
HKLI'ED'HDNDREDS
TO
011TA1N
positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks,
and
Stenographers,
etc.,
and
can
help
you.
Write
us
for
proof
and
free
information.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
if,
HELP
WANTED
WANitu
uapaDie
iiousekeepei
and
good
cook.
Apply
Box
656,
city.
-in
LOST
LOST
Lady's
yellow-gold
wrist
I
watch
between
Ilays
Cove
bridge
!
and
Post
Office.
.Finder
plea
!
leave
at
Dally
News.
10i
I
i
i
UM
ACI
Noilcf
f
Intention
tu
Applf
a
Lnw
fn
Prince
Rupert
IaUiO
Soorffisi
Olatiict
of
BrlUah
Columbia,
and
alti.-ote
on
Zayaa
bland
on
the
N.
W,
point
on
vest
akb
of
Zayaa
on
reef
ott
lAramzazu
Point.
Take
notice
that
Prank
Waterman
at
Prince
Rnpert,
B.
C
.
occupation
Miw
lutid
to
apply
for
a
lease.
of
the
M-iowlng
described
luiOt
-all
of
the
off
Aramzaru
Point.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
or
I
the
high
grassy
point
on
the
Bouti
Side
of
the
reef
thence
1800
fe
Northeast;
thence
1500
feet
North
w!
thence
1800
feet
Bouth-westi
theni
1500
feet
Soutfteaxt
and
containing
I
seres,
mare
or
less
PRANK
WATERMAN
Dated
October
4,
1937.
JX
Till:
MTKK.ME
ftll
ltT
OF
HltlTIMI
(Ol.tMllIA
ix
ritonTri
In
The
Matter
of
The
"AclmlnUtratlcin
I
Aft"
And
In
The
Matlrr
of
The
Estate
of
Him
t'.va
l'.n:
lereaMl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bf
Orde?
of
till
Honor,
W
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
14th
day
of
September.
A,
D.
1937,
the
U'.
.will
and
testament
of
the
lute
ET.i
Eva
Evans
and
probate
thereof,
lsmel
out
of
,tbe
Principal
Registry
of
tv
,
Probate
Divorce
and
Admiralty
Division
rf
the
HKh
Court
of
Justice,
ani
dated
the
10th
day
of
Match,
1937,
wu
rueaJed
in
the
above
Court
and
111
persona
having
claims
Against
the
statr
of
4
he
eaid
Ellen
Eva
Evans
are
Iwrrt'
required
to
lurnlsh
rame
properly
vet-fled
to
us
on
or
bote
re
the
8th
day
cf
February.
A,
D.
1938.
and
all
part:
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
Uie
urvount
of
their
mdebtedneu
to
me
forthwith
DATED
the
ith
day
of
January,
A.
D.
1038.
PATMORE
Ac
FULTON.
Sol
leltors
and
Attorney!
for
the
Executor.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
658
Hyde
Transfer
WOOD
COAL
TRANSFER
-
!
Phone
580
315
SECOND
AVE.