if-
ft.
4
It
dtimc
Rupert
Daily
jT3ctus
Tuesday
February
4,
1947
THIS
AND
THAT
The
book
you
recommended
was
so
interesting,
I
sat
up
all
night
to
read
it."
0.
P."
SMITH
BACK
IN
COLORADO
AFTER
HIS
Otto
Smith,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
living
at
Cripple
Creek,
Colorado,
has
returned
to
that
town
recently
after
completing
a
5000-mile
trip
by
canoe
from
Vancouver
to
New
Orleans.
Smith,
now
66
years
of
age,
will
be
remembered
here
as
a
successful
salmon
troller
baseball
player
who
for
several
years
ruled
the
city
diamond
as
"Home
Run
King."
He
ended
his
Journey,
says
the
Times-Record
of
Cripple
Creek,
brown,
rugged
and
fit-looking.
Traversing
the
"Northwest
Passage"
had
been
Jn
his
mlndi
for
some
time,
he
said,
and
he
started
making
definite
prep-'
arations
for
it
in
1945.
No
desire
for
publicity
was
in
Smith's
mind
as
he
laid
his
plans;
In
fact,
he
avoided
it
every
possible
day.
"It
was
for
my
own
satisfaction,"
he
declared.
"It
has
meant
a
great
deal
to
me
to
know
that
I
was
able
to
make
the
trip
all
alone,
and
with
the
simplest,
lightest
equipment,
because
I
wanted
to
prove
to
myself
that
the
spirit
of
the
old
pioneers
and
explorers
was
not
dead
and
that
what
they
could
do,
a
man
of
this
day
and
age
can
do."
SIXTEEN-FOOT
MUCH
CANOE
On
April
7
he
launched
his
IC-foot
birch
veneer
canoe
In
Coal
Harbor
at
Vancouver,
and
began
the
loung
jaunt
which,
at
that
time,
he
planned
to
end
in
New
York.
Up
the
Fraser
River
the
little
craft
made
its
way,
fighting
the
swift
current
and
hampered
by
the
ice
which
was
Just
going
out.
The
swift
ness
of
the
stream
can
be
guessed
at
from
the
fact
that
it
makes
a
drop
of
18G9
feet
in
500
miles.
Far
to
the
north
it
paused
at
Prince
George,
then
went
across
Summit
Lake
to
Crooked
River
and
then
by
way
of
the
Pack
and,
Parsnip
Rivers
to
the
Peace
River.
When
Smith
reached
the
head
of
the
Peace
River
he
was
35
miles
west
of
where
he
started
on
his
Journey
east.
The
farthest
point
north
which
he
readied
was
50
degrees,
15
minutes,
which
is
north
of
Hudson
Bay.
From
the
Peace
River
he
portaged
across
to
the
South
Heart
River,
then
went
into
Lesser
Slave
Lake,
down
the
Little
Slave
River
to
Athabasca
River.
1
portaged
over
to
Edmonton
because
the
water
of
the
Beaver
River
was
too
low
to
navigate,
down
the
North
Saskatchewan
River,
past
The
Pas,
near
which
is
Cumberland
House,
where
the
fur
traders
take
off
for
Mac-Kenzie
Basin
and
the
Hudson
Cay
country,
through
Cedar
Lake
to
the
Winnipeg
River,
down
Lake
Winnipeg
to
the
great
Lake
of
the
Woods
and
along
the
international
border
lakes
to
Gunfilnt.
Here
he
decided
to
change
his
route
and
go
south
instead
of
continuing
on
the
eastward
route
to
New
York,
as
it
was
getting
late
in
the
season
and
he
was
afraid
of
striking
ice
in
the
Lake
Ontario
region.
So
from
Gunfilnt
he
went
to
Grand
Marals
and
into
the
Saint
Croix
River,
and
from
this
stream
into.
the
Mississippi,
which
he
followed
to
New
Orleans.
From
there
he
went
Into
Lake
Pon-chartraln
and
along
the
Inter-coastal
Canal
to
Morgan
City,
JLa.
where
he
packed
up
hij
canoe
to
ship
by
freight
and
(Continued
on
Page
Hlx)
u
MILE
CANOE
JAUNT
and
also
as
a
star
local;
t
i
r
i
rr
a-fr-rit
j
t
r
15
A
o
Kit,
1
ISA
LL
ISCIIEDULE
February
4
B.C.
Packers
vs.
Savoy,
Macey's
vs.
Co-operative,
People's
Store
vs.
High
School,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
February
8
B.
C.
Packers
vs.
90
Taxi,
Port
Edward
vs.
Co-operative,
I
Watts
li
Nickerson
vs.
j
Grotto.
February
11
High
School
vs.
Savoy.
Macey'a
vs.
Port
Edward,
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
High
School,
Gyro
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
February
15
Savoy
vs.
99
Taxi,
Co-operative
vs.
Macey's,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
February
18
High
School
vs.
B.
C.
Packers,
Port
Edward
vs.
Macey's.
People's
Store
vs.
Sweet
Sixteen,
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
February
2299
Taxi
vs.
High
School,
Macey's
vs.
Co-operative,
Gyro
vs.
Watts
it
Nickerson.
February
25
Savoy
vs.
B.
C.
Packers,
Co-operative
vs.
Port
Edward,
High
School
vs.
People's
Store,
Grotto
vs.
Gyro
Club.
March
1
99
Taxi
vs.
B.
C.
Packers,
Macey's
vs.
Port
Ed
ward,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Watts
Si
Nickerson.
March
4
Savoy
vs.
High
School,
Co-operative
vs.
Macey's,
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
High
School,
Grotto
vs.
Watti
y
Nickerson.
March
8
B.
C.
Packers
vs.
High
School,
Port
Edward
vs.
Cq-operatlye,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Gyro.
March
11
B.
C.
Packers
vs
Savoy,
Macey's
vs.
Port
Edward,
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
High
School,
Watts
it
Nickerson
vs.
Gyro.
March
15
B.
C.
Packers
vs.
99
Taxi,
Co-operative
vs.
Macey's,
Watts
it
Nickerson
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
March
18
High
School
vs.
Savoy,
Co-operative
vs.
Port
Ed
ward,
High
School
vs.
People's
Store,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Grotto.
March
22
Savoy
vs.
09
Taxi,
Port
Edward
vs.
Macey's,
Oyro
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
.March
25
High
School
vs,
99
Taxi.
Macey's
vs.
Co-operative,
People's
Store
vs.
Sweet
Sixteen,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
March
2999
Taxi
vs.
Savoy,
Port
Edward
vs.
Co-operative,
Gyro
vs.
Grotto.
.
IN
THE
SUPnEME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OK
THE
ESTATE
Or
GILBERT
CHARLES
RUS
SELL,
DECEASED.
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMIN
ISTRATION
ACT
"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
judge
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
the
3rd
dar
of
February.
A
D.
1947,
I
t'U
appointed
administrator
of
the
estate
of
Gilbert
Charles
Russell,
deceased.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
March.
AD.
1047.
after
which
claltf.s
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
bad
no
knowledge.
And
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pny
the
amount
of
Uielr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
this
3rd
day
of
February,
AD.
1047,
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES;
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
U.
C
40
omiies
Smil
Grace,"
said
her
fatter
from
the
head
of
the
stairs,
"ii
that
sweetheart
of
yours
an
auctioneer?"
-No,
father,
why?"
"Because
he
keeps
on
sayira,
he's
gcdng
going,
but
he
hasnt
gone
yet."
One
Negro
was
worrying
about
hL-
chance
of
being
drafted
for
the
army.
The
other
consoled
him.
There's
two
things
that
can
happen
boy.
You
is
either
drafted
or
you
ain't
drafted.
If
you
I
ain't
drafted
you
can
forget
it;
'if
you
is,
you
itill
got
two
chances.
You
may
be
sent
to
the
front
and
you
may
not.
If
you
go
to
the
front
you
stiU
got
two
chances,
you
may
get
shot
and
you
may
not.
If
ou
get
shot,
you
still
have
two
chances,
you
may
die
and
you
may
sot.
And
even
if
you
die,
you
still
has
turo
chances."
An
English
society
matron,
visiting
a
arm
in
.er
new
W.A.
AF.
uniform,
and
feeling
very
patriotic
coldly
eyed
a
young
farmer,
busy
milking
a
cor.
"And
how
Is
it,
my
good
man.
that
you
are
not
at
the
front?"
The
fanner
took
a
straw
out
of
his
mouth,
spat
and
replied:
"Because,
ma"m,
there
alnt
no
milk
at
th
end!"
"I
never
heard
such
impudence
In
all
my
life.
You
have
a
lot
of
nerve
to
call
yourself
a
lady's
maid-
"I
don't
call
myself
a
lady's
maid
now
ma'am,
but
I
was
a
lady's
maid
before
I
got
this
Jab"
j-
amer
oo
you
love
my
daughter?"
Suitor
"Love
her?
Why
I
would
die
for
her.
For
one
soft
glance
from
her
sweet
eyes
I
would
hurl
myself
off
a
lofty
cliff
lad
of
the
chance
to
sacrifice
myself
in
her
name."
Father
"Well
I
forbid
the
marriage.
I'm
something
of
a
liar
myself
and
one
is
enough
In
a
small
family
like
ours."
Ephraim
had
put
on
a
clean
collar
and
his
best
coat,
and
was
walking
majestically
up
and
down
the
street.
-Arent
you
worxmg
today,
Enhrabrf?"
asked
one
of
hi
acquanitanccs.
"No,
suh,
I'se
celebratin'
my
golden
wedding,
suh."
"You
were
married
50
years
ago
today?
"Yes.
suh."
"Well,
why
Isn't
your
wife
heloing
you
to
celebrate
It?"
"My
present
wife,
suh,"
re
plied
Ephraim
with
dignity,
ain't
got
nothing
to
do
with
it.
She's
de
fo'th."
His
mother-in-law
had
written
to
say
that
she
was
on
the
way
to
live
with
them
for
the
duration
of
the
war.
As
she
ap
proached
the
house
she
saw
a
large
crowd.
Pushing
her
way
to
the
front,
she
gajped
when
she
raw
what
damage
a
midnight
fire
had
done
at
the
heap
of
bricks
and
charred
furniture.
"Dear
me,"
she
said,
her
face
Jivid,
"I
didn't
think
he'd
go
as
far
as
that."
The
angler
hadijust
landed
a
fish
when
the
Inquisitive
woman
chanced
to
be
passing.
"Oh,"
she
exclaimed,
"that
poor
little
fish!"
The
angler
replied:
"WelL
madam,
if
he'd
kept
his
mouth
shut
he
would
not
have
got'Jnto
trouble,"
A
dapper
little
man
applied
(or
a
separation
order
to
be
made
out
against
his
wife
on
the
ground
of
cruelty.
When
asked
by
the
magistrate
if
he
could
prove
his
case,
he
replied
meekly:
"One
night
I
dreamt
I
won
$103,003,
and
the
Tollowlng
mcrnlng
my
wife
nearly
killed
me
for
not
putting
it
In
the
bank
before
I
woke
up."
Two
navvies
were
having
a
meal
at
an
eating
house.
One
of
them
had
been
hacking
at
a
steak
for
quite
a
time
but
with
out
much
success.
Turning
Jo
his
mate
he
said
in
a
loud
voice:
"Taln't
the
food
wot
does
yer
good
'ere,
Alf;
It's
the
bllnldn
exercise!"
"My
husband
has
the
strangest
hctby,"
said
Mrs.
Smith
to
a
friend,
"and
I
never
knew
anything
about
it
until
yesterday.
I
found
In
hla
desk
a
queer
looking
ticket
Inscribed
Mudhorse
10
to
I,
I
asied
him
what
It
was
and
he
cld
me
It
was
a
relic
of
a
lost
race.
Isn't
It
Interesting
"
"Newspaper
advertising
has
brought
us
quicker
and
larger
response
than
any
other
form
of
advertising'
says
E.
W.
Rase,
president
of
a
pharmaceutical
manufacturing
firm,
BASKETBALL
Prince
Rupert
Defeats
Ketchikan
By
Close
Margin;
Series
Now
Evened
Prince
Rupert
came
through
last
night
to
take'
the
second
game
of
the
international
series
from
the
j
visiting
Ketchikan
team
by
a
close
48-to-15
margin.
!
It
was
clo.?
all
the
wav
with
both
teams
battling!
hard.
Neither
souad
ever
this
situation
kept
the
fans
to
the
closing
seconds
of
the
game.
Prince
Rupert's
turn
for
the
scoring
honors
came
last
night
when
Ted
Arney
and
Joe
Dav's
supplied
the
shooting
povrr
for
the
locals.
Ted
vai
high
man
with
33,
followed
by
Joe
with
14.
For
the
visitors
it
was
Lars
Farstad
with
13
points.
Saturday
night's
.
high
men,
;
'
MilU
and
Ludwlgsen,.
were
not
!
the
threat
last
night
that
they!
wer
In
the
first
game.
,
TT")"))
fjl
A
T
Lr
Rupert
led
at
the
end
of
the
t1
kJUI
I
iV
first
.quarter
by
a
close
16-14:----
--
score.
This
was
the
quarter
In
i
-.-
--
-'jzsx-
r
-
which
Arney
really
shone.
He:
obtained
13
of
his
leam's
points
j
Last
night
at
the
Civic
Centre
In
this
frame.
The
second
per-1
before
a
howling
audience
the
iod
Tas
definitely
taken
over
by
i
current
edition
of
Prince
Ru-the
A'flsVnm
when
within
a
few
'
pert's
basketbaUing
all-stars
minutes
of
the
opening
they
out-hustled,
out-shct
and
out-sped
on
to
lead
by
7
points.
But
I
Played
the
best
Ketchikan
before
the
half
was
over
thecul1
d
down
this
way
and
locals
Jjad
narrowed
Jt
.down
to
i
tD
victory
was
one
of
the
most
two
points
to
end
up
with
Ketchikan
still
out
In
front
27-25.
After
the
breather
the
pace
speeded
up
with
Rupert
coming
into
their
own
with
the
fast
breaks
they
displayed.
The
fourth
quarter
was
nip
and
tuck
all
the
way
with
visitors
driving
hard
to
overcome
the
nar
row
margin,
mnce
Kupen
reauy
naa
to
Keep
on
weir
toes
wnen.
evening
was
Ted
Arney
who
with
Just
a
couple
of
ailnutei
picked
up
22
points
and
showed
to
go,
the
visitors
started
roll-
j
great
fight
throughout
the
en-ing
but
before
they
could
whit-!
ure
forty
minutes,
his
first
f
ull
tie
the
score
down
any
more
the
;
game
in
inter-town
competiUon.
game
was
over.
This
was
Prince
I
Arney
didn't
play
over
his
head
Rupert's
first
win
and
puts
both
by
any
means
but
he
did
take
teams
on
an
equal
footing
for
conditions
in
Ms
stride
and
the
tluh
tonight
in
their
last
shewed
little
evidence
of
stage
meeting.
The
victor
in
tonight's
frkgbt
such
as
has
been
a
handl-
game
will
be
the
winner
of
the
three-game
series
The
officials
were
working
hard
last
night
keeping
such
a
fast
game
under
control
and
praise
was
due
to
Johnny
Coma-dina
and
Fred
Calderont
for
the
fine
Job
they
did
as
referees.
A
total
of
35
fouls
was
handed
out
18
to
Ketchikan
and
17
to
Rupert.
Ketchikan
Ludwlgsen
6
111),
l.
Farstad
13
(5),
R.
Farstad
6
(4),
Mills
12
(4),
Phillips
5
.4),
Erickson
3,
BoWuc.
Total
45.
Prince
Rupert
T.
Arney
22
3.
Houston
2,
R.
Holkestad
3
(4),
Domlnato
(3),
Davis
14
(3.,
Hau-gan
2
(1,
Vuckovltch
2,
D.
Arney,
M.
Holkestad
3
(3
.
Murray,
Beynon.
Total
48.
GYRO
CLUB
OU
LBS
GROTTO
The
high
flying
Gyro
squad
took
the
hapless
Grotto
team
for
a
37-18
drubbing
in
last
nights
warm-up
Junior
hoop
battle.
Oyro
romped
through
from
the
opening
whistle,
piling
up
the
score
all
the
time
with
Grotto
verv
seldom
even
threatening
their
supremacy.
Leading
8-4
at
the
first
quarter
mark,
Gyro
met
a
bit
of
trouble
in
the
second
frame
as.
'Grotto
narrowed
the
markln
down
to
14-11
at
the
half-way
mark,
But,
from
then
on
In.
it
was
Gyro's
game
with
the
winners
leaping
forward
In
he
third
frame.
Grotto
were'
held
to
one
point
in
the
third
ouarter
as
the
Gyro
quintet
rolled
on
with
an'
additional
11
points.
The
quarter
closed
with
Oyro
in
the
lead
25-12.
Grotto
fought
back
gamely
In
the
last
period
to
overcome
the
gap
but
nothing
could
stop
Syd
Wood-ride's
boys
last
night.
Don
Scherk
was
the
spark
for
the
victors
netting
14
points.
Fighting
for
their
first
win
of
the
current
.season,
Watts
tt
Nickerson
will
do
battle
with
the
Canadian
Legion
in
tonight's
prelim
game.
AFRICAN-OWNED
INDUSTRY
ACCRA,
Gold
Coast
0;
The
coca
Industry
on
the
Gold
Coast
consists
of
more
than
250,000
imall
farms,
each
about
four
acres.
No
European-owned
plantations
are
allowed
as
It
is
considered
preferable
for
Africans
to
retain
control
of
their
own
economy.
EARLY
NEWS
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
Items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
in
the
office
by
10
ajn.
Contributors
are
asked
to
bear
this
In
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
Interest
are
always
welcome.
had
a
verv
bier
lead
and;
on
their
toes
all
the
way
Grotto-
Hebb
6.
Currie
1.
Graham
4,
B.
Anderson,
Youngman
3,
Johnson,
R.
.Anderson.
Owens
4
Total
18.
Gyro
Shier
8,
D.
Seherk
14,
Scherk,
Mercer.
Sharpe.
Donald-Hsugan
8.
Moore.
Sunberg
7.
S.
son.
Total-
37.
important
In
the
annals
of
the
popular
winter
pastime
in
that
It
marks
the
coming
of
age
of
a
new
bunch
of
players
that
must
now
ake
up
the
reins
to
defend
the
name
city
teams
have
won
throughout
the
country
thi
last
ten
years.
rhe
outstanding
player
of
the
cap
to
him
while
playing
in
pre
vious
games
this
.eason
against
outside
teams.
Another
lad
who
f.'nally
hit
the
pace
expected
of
hrm
by
hU
many
ardent
admirers
was
big
Joe
Davis.
Davis,
until
last
evening,
had
been
finding
it
difficult
to
get
rolling
and
his
showing
on
Saturday
night
was
far
from
pleasing.
He
proved
a
comer
and
a
worthy
successor
to
some
of
the
older
boys
who
have
hung
up
their
strips.
All
In
all.
Prince
Rupert
had
a
winning
ball
club
all
the
way
last
night
and,
with
the
steady
ing
Influence
of
Sev
Domlnato
and
Bob
Houston,
there
is
little
reason
to
predict
anything
less
than
victory
In
the
final
rame
of
the
series
tonight
Ketchikan
has
a
smart
team
and
one
that
cannot
be
taken
lightly,
however
and
It
is
definite
that
thej
will
CHRYC
BRAKE
FLUID
DOES
A
BETTER
JOB
Through
greater
extremes
of
heat
and
cold
.
.
.
from
540
degree
Fahrenheit
to
80
Uegrtcf
below
7cro,
Nl.tt'
CIIRVCO
SIMM
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HRAKK
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retains
its
fluid
late!
Contributestoiaferdrifing.
The
best
lifeguard
for
brakes
agiinil
wear
snd
corrosion.
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ill
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YCO
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from
'Chrrlr
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scceiMjrief
bearing
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February
5
Atomics
vs.
Mc-Meekins;
Headpinnrrs
vs.
King-pinners;
Reddy
Kilowatt
vs.
Thistles;
Pushovers
vs.
Midgets;
Rockets
vs.
Co-op;
Pirates
vs.
Llpsetts.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
want
to
have
a
ImmkI
in
the
outcome
of
tonifMfc
shov.
There
were
stiU
some
reserved
eats
on
sale
this
forenoon
at
the
ticket
office
centres
but
U
was
reported
that
they
were
going
fa?t.
Tonlght'i
game
will
be
aired
over
CFPR
with
Neil
Rom
handling
the
p4ay
by
p4ay
commentary.
Some
eontroversey
was
heard
over
the
sabject
of
comparative
strengths
of
the
all-stars
and
the
Bo-Me-Hl
senior
team
and
Ceach
Alex
BUI
of
the
High
School
wis
definitely
insisting
that
his
boys
could
do
much
better
than
Doc
Montgomery
squad
against
the
visitors.
The
writer
now
sees
little
reason
why
Bo-Me-Hi
and
the
all-stars
cannot
be
brought
together
some
evening
and
the
proceeds
of
the
game
go
to
the
finaur-ing
of
the
southern
jaunt
to
be
under
taken
by
the
students
in
early
March
Although,
of
course,
it
was
a
week
night
for
their
studies,
it
"as
disappointing
to
see
so
few
students
at
the
game
last
night
1
after
the
basketball
association
sponsoring
the
erles
to
help
the
High
School
boys
on
their
way
to
Mew
Westminster.
There
were
arguments
here
a
few
months
ago
over
the
respsc-tlve
strengths
of
the
league
leading
99
Taxi
team
and
the
High
School
but
one
game
against
Mac-phee
and
company
convinced
all
concerned
that
there
had
been
many
Idle
boasts.
However,
its
a
difference
of
opinion
makes
horse
racing
and
everyone
is
entitled
to
his
or
hers
so
lets
get
the
two
teams
together,
j?ay.
in
a
week
or
so
before
the
issue
cools
down.
Men,
Women
Over
40
Feel
Weak,
Worn,
Old?
Want
Normal
Pep,
Vim,
Vitality
?
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mat
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m
(Jr'IK
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IN
THE
SUPREME
COUNT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
1
TESTATE
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
ni.i
iunur
w.
e..
nsnrr,
maor
on
the
17th
day
of
January.
A
D.
1047,
I
wax
appointed
Administrator
with
Will
annexed
of
the
estate
ol
Norl
Laverdlcre.
deceased,
and
all
parties
nanng
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same.
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
March,
A
D.
1947,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ir.ucrjteaness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
z:ru
uay
or
January.
A
D.
1947.
GEORGE
H.
HAIXETT
.
Official
Administrator,
Atlln,
B.C.
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
It.
K.
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324
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Ave.
Phone
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and
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COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
New
schedule
tor
Ladies'
Boiling
"League.
Section
"B"
is
aa
nounced
as
follows:
Fetwuary
Khttatoa
vs.
Bankers.
Whirlwinds
vs.
WmMi
&
Nickerson.
Oo-u?
v
Peopte,
Atlin
vs.
Revenuers.
WP.T.B.
w.
Dockettes.
February
U
Whirlwinds
vs.
Dockettes.
Co-op
vs.
Hankers,
At-i
ui
vs.
Watti
9c
tfte&erson.
WJ3.
TJJ.
vs.
Peoples,
Ktatofes
vs.
Revenem
February
at
Co-op
vs.
Kev-eatterc.
Athn
vs.
Doefcettas.
Wp.
T.B.
m
Bnfcer
Khatrtas
vs.
Watts
&
N'tekton.
Whirlwinds
vs.
Peoples.
February
27-AUtn
vs.
Peoples
W.P.TJJ.
vs
Revenuers.
Khata-dis
vs.
B-cekeUes.
Whirlwinds
vs
Bankar?.
C.
-v
'
Watts
&
Nickerson.
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mi
i
.BSSi
sa
BT
1
BSSSSSK
v
W
PTJJ.
Kh
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ij.
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supply
situation
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are
advised
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keep
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toil
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vance
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available.
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ltd
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sailings
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for
vancouveit
v1ctokia
si:attm:
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1:30
p.m
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Fridays,
12:00
Midnight
Catala.
Saturdays.
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p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
Fridays.
12:00
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ai.ti
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