Spring,
so
why
not
Fish
ring
aaimon,
says
Joe
Scott
he
averageman
in
the
sporting
goods
business
tint
difficulty
in
reCOFnizinrr
wViinl,
"trhfch
is
business
with
consequent
damage
to
nthusiasm
for
both.
Not
so
with
Joe
Scott
whose
ence
wim
mo
uuum,
uuuks
was
interrupted
fax
afternoon
to
make
talk
on
f
lshiner
nmstwrs
'
"
u
x
j
-
-
in
ms
cuDornoie
oi-
joe
-
in
parting
with
his
ac
holic
and
customers
for
Knt
tuhptv
Yin
mnrto
-,v
fin
oracular
eleam
S
1.
1
1
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nvn
nnri
iik
ill
f
ii:ffiin
o
ui.im
snmp
iprvnr
.
.
r
iimn
rir
r
i
nu
j
.1-
,t
tt
tun
tlmo
fnr'
nil
kii-c
nf
tho
Milt
t.n
pnf
tn
order
to
brace
them-6f
inst
the
strain
of
sr.:on
against
the
line.
...
v-nirnffinrr
nnv
mnpr
r.:
hinted
that
springs
.Knf
fni
In
rnnrt
flcVl-
th:.
district.
did:
'
have
much
to
say
the
re
:ent
steelhead
sea-
i.(ii
ffnm'
oil
ofminta
ili..'
1IU1II
MIA
MWWWMKWaf
.
:1c
up,
but
his
ardor
lES'
LEAGUE
J
UNVtK
WAY
-
lu
i
r
iiamiiiun
s
wriuians
11
lo
1
Ovfr
action
of
th?
Ir.cal
t.
-.;ue
f
'rally
put
uri-
U
with
Betty
Ham"
ton's
i
..k.r"
a
weli
earned
4
t
try
fro:n
the
hard-
C
"i1
n
a.-.d
Anderson
Or-
s
WiiO
are
lnci-
't
mentis
a
Rtv-insnr
value
for
their
win.
Bi.TItiH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
uiL
iuA
1
1
civ
ur
inc.
and
P.
UA
IKK
UK
I
II
K
KX
(JF-j'Ii
AM
I
II,
I
IfJ
,p
Anp'l
I
INTE3TATE
.
.:r
Judije
W
E.
Fisher
m&do
a
c
'
in
mar.
a
h
iu7.
i
wa
iiisirHTr
m
inn
J:
:
ph
Anctll,
deceased,
and
;
l.-.7lne
claims
against
the
.tc
ujc
iirrcuy
rrquirea
lo
t-.(
properly
vfrtfled,
to
or
t-'ore
the
30th
day
of
VD
!347.
alter
vhlch
cUlm
.
er
paid
without
reference
-
j
of
which
I
then
had
r
'
rirtles
Indebted
to
the
ars
ta
:lred
to
pay
the
amount
a
t..cuM?uxirss
MJ
7
Wl
III'
tu
;
i
mnce
Ruuert.
d.c.
this
CORDON
F
FORBES.
Ofllilal
Administrator,
Pr".-ice
Rupert.
B.C.
mil
w
y
nAVA
for
the
salmon1
prospects
was
a
thing
to
behold.
Now
is
the
time,
said
he.
"I
think
a
lot
of
neonle
ar
missing,
a
good"
bet
by
not
going
after
springs
around
May
24.
The
trout
fishing-
is
spotty
at
this
time
of"
year,
and
there
is
a
good
chance
of
picking
up'
a
fine
spring."
The
best
time
to
fish
springs.
he
thlnkd
is
between
May
24"
and
June
15
and
a
good
place
to
do
it
is
In
Wark
Canal
where
the
water
is
always
sheltered
Usually,
at
that
time
the
water
in
lakes
and
streams
Is
too
high
for
good
trout
fishing.
Sport
fishing
gear
Is
In
better
supply
than
last
year
although
it
is
still
what
Joe
calls
"spotty."
"Although
we
still
can't
get
what
we
want,
we
have
a
bit
of
everything.
Lots
of
flies,
nylon
lines
and
gut
leaders.
There
are
plenty
of
rods,
although
good
bamboo
rods
are
still
scarce."
The
demand
for
fishing
plies
has
risen
sharply
in
the
last
week,
he
said,
indicating
that
there
may
be
quite
a
run
on
the
inlets
and
streams
during
the
May
24
week-end.
both
at
bat
and
in
the
field.
Betty
herself,
performing
on
the
mcund
for
the
Orphans,
was
largely
mponsible
for
the
win
as
she
let
the
Hardware
lassies
down
with
three
hits
while
she
retired
10
batters
by
the
strikeout
route.
Hedley,
on
the
mound
for
Gor-
'don
and
Anderson,
also
struck
cut
10
batters
but
she
didnt
have
the
support
afforded
Miss
Hamilton
by
her
team
mates.
Llne-nrs:
Gordon
&
Anderson
Barbe
c.
Didrikson
ss,
I.
Ramsay
3b.
Balaeno
rf.
Braun
rf.
S.
Ramsay
b,
Stewart
cf.
Hedlev
p,
Flynn
lb,
Cowgill
cf.
L.
Brauri
cf.
Ornhans
North
lb,
Klldal
ss,
Currie
2to.
B.
Ha-mlllon
p,
Thornton
7b.
Kennedy
cf..Laird
rf,
A.
Hamilton
c.
JoManif.
BY
THEIR
NAMES
SHAUNAVON,
Sa.fk.,
P
In
this
town
of
1,000
persons
in
Saskatchewan,
Roy
Barber
is
the
barber
and
W.
C.
Taylor,
the
ailor.
Interior
Motorists
hen
UriDine
to
rrince
Kttvert
.
.
.
Why
not
make
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
your
mstjring
headquarters?"
With
the
Skeena
Highway
open
again
we
look
forward
to
seeing
many
of
our
Interior
neighbors
in
town.
For
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
It's
Bob
Parker
Limited
FORI)
AND
MONARCH
DEALERS
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
f
wt
n
si
.i
in.
!
t
PtmtiA
fit
I
v.
imjx
5
liu
rasv
iiniu
nvc
sails
EDMONDSON
AWNING
&
SAIL
WORKS
uune
uluk
IliO
lbll
tast
intra
vc,
iiica
i.u
unvuvu
j
HICKS
KASER
HOUSE
urrn
r
mi
or
f'nvn
rnpra
nia
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FRASER
STREET
Phone
Black
823
'
mm
m-m
.
tk
I
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
it.
e.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
or
rour
Latmg
rieasure
.
Bro
adway
Cafe
(Formerly
Boston
Cafe)
THE
BEST
FOOD
FINEST
COOKING
tup
service
IUNOUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS',
DINNERS
AND
AFI
ERNOON"
TEAS
II'VII
I
IIC
11
MtS
H
fliniV
illr
III
-
e
ml
"TAKE
-OUT"
ORDERS
ANY
TIME
Tfr?Tn
.
.
-
.
minvr
"mi
'timers
down
Rookies
u
Experience
and
skill
outweighed
creating
Joints
and
the
onslaughts
of
youthful
adversaries
at
Roosevelt
Park
Tuesday
evening
when
Prince
Rupert's
eld
ers
of
baseball
adialnlstered'
an.
E-5
disciplining
to
a
junior
aggregation,
composed
mainly
of
Savoy
regulars.
Perhap$
the
rookies'
coach,
Alex
Bill,
had
a
loretooding
of
disaster
when,
immtdia'tely
prior
to
the
game,
he
reserved
the
right
to
re-issue
the
challenge
if
things
didn't
go
"right"
for
his
team.
-
L
Post-mortems
found-
the
old
timers
recriminating
among
themselves
at
the.
fact"
that
they
naa
"allowed"
the
rookies
to
score
at
all,
which
can
be
taken
any
way
one
likes.
The
fact
remains,
however,
thai
the
rcokies
did
not
mark
anything
on
the
board
until
tf
sixth
lnnlr.?.
Stuart
Henry,
o?
the
mound
for
the
veteran,
held
the
striplings
hitlew
until
the
fourth
in-ninr,
ending
the
nine
innings
with
if
reccrd
of
n
strikeouts
with
only
eight
hits.
against
him.
.
While
Henry
was
performing
these
marvels,
his
team
mates
were
bulldW
vp
a
score
wIch
darted
Jjf
the
first
inning
when
K?r?
made
the
circuit
oif
a'ase
on;
balls'.
The
veterans
scored
again
in
the
third
inning,
bringing"
In"
three-
hnis
ittktt
a'
double
by
Lindsay,
a"
txt
by
Wi'ndle
and
a
triple
by
Lamhie.
Lambie
proved
that,
destolte
his-
40-odd
years,
there
Is
still
power
in-
the
sahitlng
arm'
when
he-
larrupped
a
three-ba'ser
to
right
field,
thrf
maior
hit
of
the
game.
The
old
timers'
final
scores
were
brought
in
during
the
sixth
inning
when1
Minor
SimYindson,
M?Klnnon
and
Henry
wored
off
singles
and
Eeynon
came
home
off
a
two-base-
hit.
Orr
the
mound
fc:
the"
rookies
was
Jack
Sharp',
a
'teeh'-ager
of
slight
build
wlw
may
turn'
out
to
be-
amoita
the
league's"
-best
hurlers.
He'
pitched
fl
strike
outs
and'
yielded
11
MM.
The
rookies'
ga'rnered
three
jram
frr
the
sixth"
dif
singles
by
Bruce-
Slmtmdson
and
Nick
Pav-likls.
Snherk
made-the
circuit
after
gettinrron
base'
by
fielder's
error.
Gurvlch"
scored
iff
the
seventh
and
Bill
in-
the
ninth,
both
?ettinf
on
first
by
beinsr
struck
by
pltchrd'
balls.
Fastball
Opener
For
Sure
Tonight
The
fastball
doings,
which
have
been
washed
out
periodically
for
more
than
a
week,
will
getunder
way
tonight
at
Gyro
Park.
Preceding
the
game
between
General
Motors
and
Gordon
and
Anderson
will
be
ceremonial
hl-l'inx
Involving
Mayor
Nors
AnWd,
police
Sgt.
L.
A.
N1.
Port
erton
arid
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance.
Mayor
Arnold
will
pitch
Kerr
If
4
Beruschl
c
4
Lindsay
rf
2
Windle
ss
4'
Lambie
lb
4
Beygon
Z6.
4'
McKinhon
2b'.
3
Henry
p.
4
Moore
rf1.
2
CcmadW
It.
1
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33
Kcokiel,
AB
B.
Simunds
n
ss.
Scherk
?ib
Postuk
c
Pavlikis
cf.
.
Hartwig
?b
R
IB
1
.
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1
1
U
K.
EXPORTS
UP
LONfJON,
tE
Britain's
exports
for
March
by
provisional'
estimate
were
valued
at
$330,400,-;
005.
an
increase
of
$23'.4'oS",Oob
above
the
figure
for
February.
Low
February
returns
have
been'
explained
partly
by
the
shorts
ness
of
the
month,
and
partly
by
unusually
severe
weather.
the
first
bair,
Sgt.
Potterton
wift
strive
to
hit
it,
and
Magistrate
Variee
wllf
be
behind
the
plate.
o
o.
With
Minora
Blades!
8
11
Minora
has'
o
real
"edge"
over
other
low
price
blades.
In
fact;
it's
the
sharpest
double-edge
blade
in
its
class.
One
shave
will
convince,
you.
NTS
YOUR
.
DOUBtt-fDG
MZO.
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Old
Timers
-
Fonran
.lb.
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4'
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J
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P'
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M.
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cf.
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32
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Its
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Pleasure...
i
,
J
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and
a
thrill,
too;
to
make
the
catcli
I
jHtf
MMi
f
of
the"
season1!
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it
takes'
skill
and
UHM
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Vmi
F'lSf
6
Ji
;ffi
y
the
right'
equipment.
Make
the
first
h
fifflHP'
tmmm
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here.
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hip
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weight.
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,
1
.
p
Creel
1.50
Hand-Tied
Flies
20c1
3-plece
English
Greenheart
rods
$11.50
1
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