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Buncrt
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If
tortus
Wednesday,
,Matrch
FCR
SALE'
Bidrbom
suite:
household
articles;
oil
range;
folding
Iro'tfch.
and
mlscettane-ous
tools.
Apply
evenings.
T22;
CA'.R.
Park.
'cbl
FCR
SALE
Perambulator
and
crib.
Phone
Red
495.
tcif
FOR
SALE
Tourist
Hotel
arid
,
Auto
Court.
12
bedrooms
and
10
two-room
cottages;
5lso
1-car
garage;
electric
lights,
hot
atid'c'old
running
water.
Lake
shore
property
doing
a
capa
city
business.
Clear
title.
Reason
for
selling
owner
wishes
to
retire.
Price
$23,000;
$12,000
castt,
balance
at
$200
per
month:
Write
for
full
particulars
to
Mrs.
B.
A.
Smith,
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
(CO)
FOUR'ROOM
BUNGALOW
on
2
lots
with
garden;
Pembroke
bath;
part
basement;
garage;
view;
on
7th
East,
near
Con
rad'
School.
$3500,
terms
can
be
arranged.
Alsri
THREE
ROOM
COTTAGE;
recently
redecorated;
close
to
McBrule
on
8th.
Reasonable
for
cash.
See
Armst
rong
Agencies,
phone
342.
(02)
FOR
SALE
1
','2
lots,
foundation
and
first
floor
1G'x24
sheeting
studdlngs
and
rafters.
795
Alfred
Street.
(61)
FOR
SALE
Heavy
duty
Imperi
al
12
h
p.
propeller;
2
stuffing
boxes;
shafting,
dounle
ignition.
Good
power
for
30-34-ft.
boat.
Apply
A.
Enockson,
at
Dodge
Cove.
(C2)
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
for
the
purchase
of
an
Undivided
one-half
interest
in
Parcel
"13,"
S.D.
of
part
of
Lot
431,
nange
5,
Coast
District,
together
with
an
undivided
half-interest
in
the
Improvements
siuatc
thereon,
up
to
noon
on
Thursday,
March
20th,
1947.
Highest
or
any
tender'
not
nesessarily
accepted.
Terms:
Strictly
cash,
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Paul
Brodih,
deceased.
(CO)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
C.
(tf)
1947
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SALE
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bench
saw
and
I
one
1
h.p.
heavy
duty
motor;
1
tri-lite;
1
violet
ray
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lamp;
1
carrot
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motor
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Single
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with
kitchen
privilege.
221
5th
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Red
807.
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Rand
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Gth
and
Fulton.
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broner"s
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pire
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36-ft.
trolfcr
com-
DRESSMAKING,
Altera-
pletely
'equipped.
At
Imperial
tlons
and
repairs.
Women's
Oil
dock:
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Black
511.
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hoSe
"repaired.
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273.
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SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-
.
niture
at
the
lowp?t
nrirps
Used
S-pieca
Kitchen
set
14.
Radio
good'
player
$17.50.
Bed?
arid
Springs
like
hew
$12.
Has-;-4f:s
$2.
6
Pie:e
Dining
Room
S:t
$30.
Palls
50c.
3
Piece
Chesterfield
$49.50.
Floor
Lamps
$4.
New
Scatter
Rugs
lovely
designs
frem
$1.65.
Aluminum
pots
new,
from
6C:.
All
kinds
of
otrier
useful
articles.
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and
look
them
over.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Small
chicken
ranch
situated
at
2
Mile,
near
Hazel-1
ion,
B.C..
18
lots.
13
elp.irpd
!
fenced,
5
with
timber.
Large
cedar
log-
barn,
used
as
chick
brooder
house.
2
brooders,
1
oil,
1
coal,
500
chicks
each.
Hawk-proof
wire
chicken
run.
Poultry
equipment.
Two
other
chicken
houses.
Pig
house,
hay
house,
garden
tools,
large
modernized
.dwelling,
cedar
logs.
Good
well
at
back
door.
Large
cook
stove,
heater,
tables,
kitchen
cabinet.
400
Improved'
everbearing
straw-;
berry
plants,
producing,
large
!
delicious
berries
from
early
summer
until
late
October.
Ideal
for
returned
couple.
Apply
Box
50,'Hazelton,
B.C.
NOTICE
OF
SALE
Mcvies
Film
Dancing
Are
you
interested
In
owning
your
own
Non
-
Compstitive
business?
Exclusive
District
Franchise
available.
Capital
of
from
$1,000
up
will
start
you.
Gcod
returns
to
the
man
who
knows
the
Entertainment
Field.
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to
B.C.
Amusement
Research
Co.,
Ltd.
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Hrs.
1750.
1685
Venables
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(63)
Vrn'ttrustfo
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prices
are
REASONABLE
Our
mechanics
"KNOW
HOW!"
You'll
gave
time,
save
money,
anil
gave
yourself
a
lot
of
Wrtrry
.
.
.
IF
you
have
your
car
"tuned
uji,"
then
seryiecd
regularly
y
our
expert
mcilianics.
Tliey
have
tlic
"know
how"
to
make
repairs
quickly,
and
at
money-saving
prices.
And
they
use
only
factory-engineered
parts.
For
dependable,
quality
work-at
reasonable
cost
conie
in
or
'
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ioday
!
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566
REX
GAFE
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
ChbpSuey
Chow
Mcirt
CIliNESE
DISHES
OUR
SPECIALTY
Open
6
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
173
No
Snoopers
Present
So
Barbara
-AnnTficts
Busy
With
liroom
tv
1
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
of
Ottawa;,
who
won
the
European
skating
championship
In
Switzerland
and
the
world
title
at
Stockholm,
gets
busy
with
the
broom
when
wbrkers
at
the
cdmpetl-Hons
in
Davds
were
not
available
to
clear
the
ice.
She
has
rejected
the
several
offers
to
appear
in
movies.
Gremvilio
Mmion
of
Kitkatla
blhilegic
FniWe
in
Senior
Gmti)
Tribal
War
Chants
ReVeal
Sour
Notes
As
Kitkatia
Takes
two
Senior
Games
However,
Junior
Invaders
Prosper
Greenville-basketball
stalwarts
who
entered,
their
war
caribes
early
this
month
to
raid
the
peaceful
Porcher
Island
villnee
of
Kir!ir1.n
cmt
rhph-
ftha-0A
r
avwhii,!
vu
head
dresses
ninhed
back'
decisivelv
hv
thp
rlpfWlino-
seniors.
However,
in
the
iritprrnrv1i:itp
epntlnn
tvMr
manatred
to
salvage
a
tiortion
of
the
tribal
honor
and
ui
me
smgie
junior
encounter,
me
irame
or
Nisn?m
nrm
iv
somewhat
vindicated-
The
Greenville
seniors
bore
down
oh
th'p-
WttrA'tlv
triL.c.
sbaKuvM
Itl.
men
with
the
"proud
niry
of
Invaders,
only
to
have
their
pride
turn
to
bitterness
in
twA
pa.
bounters
which
saw
the
Porcher
Islanders
claim
what
in
the
bid
days
would
have
been
their
scalps;
The
first
game
was
c
75-50
victo'ry
for
Kitkatla
and
the
second
game
a
73-32
triumph
for
the
jsame
group.
The
Greenville
Intermediates
routed
the
defending
Kitkatlans
51-42
in
the
first
same,
but
the
following
night
the
Islanders
rose
from
their
humiliation
to
retaliate
with
a
37-32
dereat
on
the"
visitors.
Only
In
the
junior
section
did
Greenville
emerge
without
blemish.
The
Junior
enc'ounter
was
the
lead-off
game
of
the
first
evening's
play,
and
resulted
in
a
23-18
victory
for
Greenville.
Full
honors
were
accorded
the
arrival
of
the
Greenvillp
tpiim.
whose
devotion
td
nrotocbl
prompted
them
to
brine:
in
their
company.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson
Russ;
Mr.
Riiss
Is
chief
councillor
of
GreenvlUe
as
weil
as
First
Vice-President
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
b.f
Bte
He
was
backed
by
the
fullexecutlV'e
of
the
Greenville
Athletic
Club.
Setting
foot
'on
the-
shore
of
Porcher
Island,
the
visitors
were
taken
to
the
home
of
Chief
Councillor
"Matthew
Hill
of
Kitkatla
where
a
reception,
sponsored
by
the
Ktkatla
Eicelsior
Club,
was
held
in
their
honor.
Three
sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER'-,
VICTdRIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdays.
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam.
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight
Catala.
Saturdays,.
9:15
p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
,
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
WAV
TOINTS
Sundays,
10
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Fortnightly.
0
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave
Phone
568
Box
1308
phone
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
ESTIMATES
OIL
BURNER
SALES
AND1
SERVICE
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
IH-WAY
SERVICE
Now
Open
for
Servicing,
Light
Repairs
and
Vulcanizing
BELLAMY
&
TWEED
404
McBride
Hostilities
were
formally
Joined
in
the
evening.
In
the
Junior
game.
Adolphus
McNeil
played
the
stellar
role
for
Greehville,
mopping
up
10
points,
while
Victor
Robinson
of
Kitkatla
netted
9
for
the
home
team.
The
intermediate
contest
found'
Greenville.
off
to
a
head
start
in
the
first
minutes
of
the
initial
quarter,
a
lead
that
they
maintained
through
the
game.
Referees
Simon
Lewis
and
Wil
liam
Sevens
managed
to
put
th?
linger-on
32
fouls,
for
which
fitting
penalties
were
awarded.
High
scorer
for
Greenville
was
T.
Robinson
with
12
points,
whVe
R.
Watts
led
the
Kitkatla
scoring
with
18
points.
idTKATLA
SENIORS
wix
"iiir.
m
;..Mr.
Kitkatla
permitted
no
tampering
with
their
honor
in
the
senior
game.
They
grabbed
the
lead
early,
spearheaded
by
J.
Spencer
and
W.
Innes,
who
netted
31
and
25
points
respectively.
Albert
Robinson
led
Greenville's
dying
cause
by
garnerlne
an
individual
34
points
but
lack
ed
support.
The
folloins
niaht.
Kitkatla
Intermediates
turned
the
tables
on
the
Naas
tribesmen
by
de-liverinz
a
37-32
counter-attack.
which
was
fallowed
bv
the
G
reenvllle
senior's
second
defeat.
Kitkatla
repeated
their
previous
night's
performance
by
grabbing
the
lead
at
the
start
and
hold
ing
until
the
final
whistle.
The
scoring:
FIRST
NIGHT
Juniors
Greenville
S.
Robinson
8:
T.
McKay;
A.
McNeil
10;
A.
Martin;
O.
Vain
,
4;
I.
Rbbinson
1;
A.
Moore;
T.
Derrick;
L.
McKay
2;
R.
Maxwell.
25.
Kitkatla
R.
Robinson
2;
M.
Tolmie;
J.
Brown
4;
V.
Robinson
9;
G.
Rohinson
1;
L.
Ryan;
F.
Spencer;
H.
Hill;
A.
Brown.
18.
Intermediates
"Greenville
J.
Guno
11;
M.
Haldane
12;
P.
Azak;
A.
Martin
'Continued
on
Page
5)
"There's
tere's
a
a
;
Hmsco
mm
and'wheat
eerm.
Nothing
U
added.
It's
steamed,
shredded
and
baked
to
a
crisp,
honey-brown.
It's
a
natural
breakfast
dish
for
every
member
of
the
iVnily.
And
the
one
cereal
that
tastes
good
"hot"
or
"cold".
Baled
by
Th
Canadian
Shrtddtd
Whtat
Company
ltd
Niagara
Folli.
Canada
WHEAT
GOOD
FOR
1IIM1
He
gets
plenty
of
staunch,
honest
nourishment
which
his
vigorous
young
growing
body
needs,
from
this
golden
feobd
whole
wheat
cereal.
That's
because
NAitlSCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
made
from
whol
some
100
Canadian
whole
wheat
with
all
its
beneficial
hran
Prince
Rupert
Fuel
12"
to
14"
DRY
WOOD
flQ
Per
Assorted
OJ
jt'Cord
lengths.........
J)0
PHONE
BLUE,
07.6
Between
7:00
to
9:00
Any
Evening
OFFICE
812
2nd
WEST
Per
Cord
NATIVE
HOOP
TOURNAMENT
Kaien
Island,
long
the
dwell-in
p!aue
of
peace
and
contentment,
wiil
be
turntd
into
a
battleground
tonight
when
six
native
hoop
teams
clash
in
Roose-ve:t
Park
gymnasium
in
what
pubmbly
the
first
tournament
of
its
kind
since
axes
and
fish
.
)
:
were
converted
to
purely
1
'
.'aaiian
purposes.
i
jf
snirn
and
their
.support-e;
,
numbering:
about
400,
have
:n
woicd
the
smoke
signals
and
'-wo
congregated
here
from
Mich
distant
points
as
Kitlmaat,
Klncbhth.
Alyansh.
Kitkatla.
Port
Simpson
and
Metlakatla
to
decide
the
north
coast
native
championship.
--
--
.
.
....
j-uMicioau
nas
ions
neen
u
seiloHs
setting
endeavor
in
th?
coastal
villages
but.
in
recent
years,,
no
formal
attempt
has
oewi
made
to
decide
-which
contain
the
most
fdnmldable
arrav
of
talent
dWwMtc
the
fact
that
there
have
been
Innumerable
local
Jottsts.
Accordine
to
lor-nl
hnsknlvill
nssocitttl'on
president
Art
Murray,
kindly
godfather
of
visiting
native
aggregations,
three
iram'
will
be
played
tonight
and
the
flrals
tomorrow
night.
The
six
task
forces
clashing
tonhht
In
the
preliminaries
are:
Port
Smipson
Athletics
versus
Port
Shnpstm
Y.P.A.
K1nrbllth
versus
Metlakatla.
Klttmonl
versus
Kitkatla.
Aiyansh.
which
in
thfr
game
drawings
Tuesday,
wm
nwet
tnfe
winner
of
the
Kltl-maftt-Kltknth
game
Thursday
nisni.
Ftlcd
Calaerone
of
the
locnl
ieague
is
referee
in
charge
and
will
supervise
the
games.
This
auernoon,
Mr.
CalderOne
mel
the
players
and
give
them
in-:tnifft:ons
in
the
latest
rules,
including
what
the
referee
will
stand
Tor
and
what
he
won't.
Indian
A.;cnt
F.
E.
Aniield
also
briefed
the
b;iys
on
sportsmanship
and
con
Tutulatrd
them
on
th.ii
lave
for
the
same
which
result;
d
m
so
well-attended
a
tonrnanient
IVft
Minora
Blades!
Greoter
comfort,
p!u$
economy
Ihol'j
the
lowtfown
On
Minora.
If
1
the
quality
blode
In
the
low-brlca
f!!d.
FITS
YOlfk
DOUBtf.fDCf
RAZOR
IN
THE
SUPREME
COUnt
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
i
.
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
ROBERT
WEBSTER,
DECEASED
TESTATZ
tnTAE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
the
21st
day
or
February.
A
D.
1947
I
was
appointed
Administrator
with'
Will
annexed
of
the
estate
of
Robert
Webster,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
ngalnst
the
nald
e-tale
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
Rame.
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
28th
of
April,
A.D.
1947
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
en-talc
are
rpniilrnl
tn
nnu
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.
of
their
lndebtedncas
to
me
forth.
with,
DATED
nt
Prlnro
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7th
day
of
March.
A.D.
1B47,
OEOROE
II.
HALLETT,
official
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