Pavlikis
but
tne
latter's
snot
-
William
Goeta,
ho
nrrived
ir
the
rity
recently
from
Vancou.!
Prfrue
Huprrt
OafT
rc'ies
Monday,
May
16,
1S49
i
-
.
.
.
.
i"h"iujr
.
was
cleared
by
Eby.
Play
was
even
and
fast
at
the
ver.
saaiea
iasi
mgnt
on
the
ear
t.
.
,,e1
it
nun
.i
.
.
ldr
last
n!l,.
.
.
right
and
rebounded
irr.o
piay.!
start
of
the
second
half
with
v-iiHi-ouii
jut
nuw
Arm
where
rtt)T.
s
111
ith
he
was
formerly
located.
i
a
lfift
on
.
1
Bouiter
saving
irom
fat
Wilson.
-wi
luniv,.,...
-
MACEY'S
EMERGE
1
AT
PINNACLE
OF
I
MIXED
LEAGUE
'
Maceys
XXX
won
the
second
half
of
the
mixed
five-pin
league
schedule
bowling
with
a
"Buck''
Eby
was
now
on
and
cleared
well.
Morgan
in
the
field,
was
clever
and
gave
Van-etta
a
nice
opening
but
tne
latter
shot
too
early
and
weakly.
'"V.J
C"'
.
Then
the
whole
forward
line
of
Owens,
Mercer,
Pavlikis,
Currie
total
of
56
points
at
the
week-,
Cornwell
set
up
his
forwards
nicely
but
Dunbar
cleared.
From
a
throw-in
Pat
Wilson
had
a
eoDd
openi.ig
but
shot
past.
Eby
was
clever.
Charlie
Sunberg
made
a
nice
run
and
centred
to
Pat
Wilson
who
headed
the
ball
down
and
then
drove
it
througn
for
a
clever
goal.
Boulter
had
to
save
again
from
Sunberg.
Yeiland
made
a
good
run
but
Hebh
cleared
miahti'y.
Ward
hit
the
corner
of
the
bar
and
upright
from
Wilson's
nicely
gauged
pass.
Alexander
beat
his
and
Vanetta
combined
in
a
beautiful
passing
play
that
Billy
Sunberg
just
checked
in
time.
Boulter
cleared
from
C.
Sunberg
and
Krause
from
Vanetta.
Ward
took
a
corner
well
end,
achieving
a
winters
ambition
by
topping
Headpinners,
winners
of
the
first
half
of
the
schedule
by
a
margin
of
five
points.
The
coffe
shop
sextette
also
claimed
five
other
honors
in
I
r.
:
It
and
then
just
drove
a
high
shot
FOOTBALL
WAS
DRAW
President'
Tram
2,
Yiee-President's
Team
2
In
th
second
of
the
preseason
football
fames
between
tbe
President's
and
the
Vice-president's
teams
a
well
fouKhl
contest
on
Sunday
ended
irv
a
two
goal
draw.
Once
Wain
there
was
a
good
turn-out
of
spectators
and
the
display
of
football
was
even
belter
than
a
week
ago.
The
president's
team
was
hort-handed
at
the
start
but
their
nine
men
put
up
a
lighting
game.
Both
teams
showed
some
neat
play
and
Krause
was
iven
a
handful
when
Darrow
Gomez
drove
a
free
kick
hard
into
the
goal
but
the
ball
was
scraped
away.
Owens
crossed
a
beauty
from
a
corner
kick
that
Cornwell
headed
away.
Bitty
Sunberg
blocked
a
hard
(drive
and
Pat
Wilson
had
hare!
luck
when
his
shot
hit
the
up-
behind.
Cornwall's
free
kick
addition
uj
Knocking
over
the
was
dangerous
and
Boulter
had
most
pins
115,423,
as
compared
man
and
fed
his
forwards
well.
Morgan
and
McKay
came
on
for
to
be
very
alert
to
save.
Krause
.with
113.517
lor
Headpinners
'
saved
from
Vanetta
who
was
ana
ui.sn
ior
lungpinners
well
fed
by
Morgan.
Dunbar
Season's
honors:
m
'
try-
Ladies
high
average.
Bertha
Dunbar,
Maceys
XXX,
202.
j
Ladies'
high
single
game.
Maceys
XXX,
headed
away
nicely
and
then
Cornwell
scored
after
some
clever
ball
control
to
tie
the
score.
Play
became
faster
bul
both
attacks
were
checked
by
good
defence
play.
Krause
'
saved
from
Owens
and
then
Banish
"caffein
blusM
Switrb
to
POSmuZT
Som.
pple
jffer
.leeplea
nervoUfntlf
pre,on
from
drinkwig
w
'
k
too
much
tea
and
cufl",?
aw.uh
to
Poi
turn
-can
t
upset
nv
,!
'
or
""tt-
o,
i,
lh
too-hv
about
one-third
I
Bertha
Dunbar,
879.
Ladies'
high
Bertha
Dunbar,
the
president's
team
and
Morgan
made
his
presence
felt
rip.ht
away.
Krause
saved
a
hot
attack
and
his
defence
was
in
a
bad
tagle
until
John
Wilson
picked
up
a
clearance
and
scored
with
a
good
shot
to
make
the
teams
level.
Shortly
after,
following
up
his
forwards
he
got
the
ball
again
and
his
Ion?
shut
under
the
bar
gave
hi.;
team
the
Ic.d
2
to
1.
Yell'nd
find
Chuck
Sunberg
were
combining
smartly.
Morgan
fed
!
three
games,
1
Maceys
XXX,
T
m..
.
In
a
858.
Boulter
from
Pat
Wilson.
average,
Jack'
hot
attack
Krause
did
a
ereat
Men's
high
J.4
job
in
blocking
Vanetta
's
close-
;
Paul,
Pushovers,
220.
I
in
drive
after
Pavlikis
had
made'
Men's
high
single
game,
Jack;
Paul,
Pushovers,
380.
I
:
j
HISTORY-WAKING
TRIUMPlf
FOR
MAPLE
LEAFS
Ted
Kennedy,
captain
of
the
Toronto
Miple
Leafs,
poses
wilh
the
Stanley
Cup
which
the
team
won
after
a
3-1
deciding
game
against
Detroit
R
:1
Wings
in
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
Toronto,
Ont.
This
mi'kes
the
third
year
in
a
row
that
the
Leafs
have
won
the
world
hockey
championship.
ill
I
tmJMfiJIHh
HEALTH
W
j
'
Men's
high
three
games,
R.;
Tubb,
Overwaitea,
897.
Team
high
single
game,
Maceys
XXX,
1,527.
Team
high
three
games.
Ma-I
ceys
XXX.
3.998
.
"
1
Johnny
Comadina
of
Head-;
pinners
came
within
a
single'
point
of
Jack
Paul's
record
fori
high
average.
His
average
was
219.
,
i
In
last
week's
nlav
inrtiviriu:i!
COMES
Fit
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
ran
now
supply
BRIQUETTES
-
A'o
Slack
the
opening.
Teams:
President's
Boulter;
Dunbar.
Hebb,
John
Wilson,
Gomez.
Currie,
Pavlikis,
Owens,
McKay,
Mercer,
Vanetta,
Morgan.
Vice-President's
Krause:
Billy
Sunberg,
"Brick"
Eby,
Alexander,
Cornwell,
Greer,
Ward,
Stanstead,
Pat
Wilson,
Yeiland,
Charlie
Sunberg,
Robinson,
"Buck"
Eby.
Sid
Woodside
refereed.
M.
Kalverson
ard
L.
Pa
i
kes
were
linesmen.
THE
STARS
Boulter
gave
sound
service
in
goal
Dunbar
and
Hebb
were
PIONEER
.
B.
Windie
..
145
C.
Bnckson
143
E.
Knutson
179
Bennv
Windie
....
106
P.
Menzies
18(i
B.
Moxlev
181
152
123
177
137
214
Clean
-
J.
Urauhart
Ill
82
127
J.
Jenkins
159
162
134
M.
Knutson
103
124
134
Low
Score
144
134
162
Handicap
147
147
147
Totals
983
897
974
MACEYS
XXX
I.
Dunbar
236
218
170
I).
Uzick
151
149
192
J.
Thornton
94
229
75
H
Price
200
183
187
A.
Matheson
205
214
221
B.
Dunbar
211
294
285
honors
went
to
J
Thomnsun
of
Low
Score
116
,
-
ii
Handicap
34
35
171
193
105
184
132
141
i
:
35
9113
173
143
1'.3
184
229
204
You
cant
buy
hfi;
bargain
counter!
Gf
Is
the
result
ol
da
care
and
proper
treatment
when
It
it
Depend
on
uslo
pharmaceutical
n4-
HOURS:
9
a.m.
to
p.m.
Daily
12
p.m.
to
2
p.m.
and
t
pan.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
and
Ilolidayt.
Maple
Leafs
who
bowled
the
ladies'
high
single
of
289
and
to
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Maceys
with
820
for
three
games,
av-
Totals
909
1022
BROWNWOODS
E.
Clark
159
240
G.
Hull
116
134
E.
Hull
57
97
F.
McKinnon
126
145
C.
Maundrell
213
161
B.
Woods
302
225
CALL
651
FOR
ALL
YOl'R
COAL
NEEDS
The
famous
Foothills
Lump,
Ejjg-,
Nut
and
"
Washed
Stoker
Coal
safe
with
both
kicking
strongly,
eraging
273.
Men's
high
scor-
(Continued
on
Page
7
ing
Honors
went
to
T.
McMeekin
Darrow
Gomez
gave
a
sterling
of
Headpinners
with
377
and
R.
display.
John
Wilson
played
9
Handicap
7d
i5
Totals
1048
1077
IV,
hard
game
and
scorers
with
two
topped
the
Shearer
of
Maple
Leafs
w;tn
890
well
taken
tor
three
games,
averaging
297.
Sport
Shots
i
HOTSHOTS
M.
Fudeer
144
220
162
i
D.
Schwab
117
146
181
iC.
McKinlev
192
179
174
R.
Suden
.
147
167
1:
3
ij.
Fleming
149
134
193
PHILPOTT,
EYITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
LUMBER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
goals.
This
defence
did
a
grand
job
when
the
team
was
short-handed.
Pavlikis,
Currie
and
Owens
also
did
a
great
job
until
the
eleven
was
complete.
Then
with
McKay,
Morgan
and
Mer-
Continued
on
Page
7t
It
is
reliably
rt
ported
t:'.at
Low
Score
103
82
81
101
tVwrp
u-ill
hp
CinnMuT
f'lilhnl!
Handicap
1010
101
Maple
Leafs
3,
Malkins
0
(
default
Maceys
XXX
3,
Wingers
0
(default)
Eiownwoods
3,
Pioneer
Laundry
0
Dodgers
3,
Bo'ks
0
Pushovers
3,
B.
C.
Messenger
0.
Silverstreaks
2,
Kingpinners
1
Hotshots
2,
High
School
I
Cioverleafs
2,
Headpinners
1
the
Totals
dj
iuu
iuu
.
,
.
,
.,
...
HIGH
SCHOOL-
l"am
Irom
th-2
city
in
I.
Dunn
133
110
81
the
various
competition?
thi.i
1
38
1
89
W.
Garbutt
186
year
Thjs
sh(
Wg
Q
iM
.1
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
but
there
is
always
th1;
dilfl-
TWINS'
Mother
Says
NOTIfK
TO
t
-KHUTORS
William
M
Furls...
I.a..l
lu,li
ul
notice
is
hereby
oiven
that
number
of
players
during
the
Duilders
and
General
Contractors
all
persona
levins
claims
nnal.ist
sumtl.r
N0
team
can
and
Ovrrwaitea
the
estate
of
WlUtnm
MrFarliiiiH
ofi-
.
Alice
Ann.
B.C..
who
died
on;
or
wh
fewer,
than
stvent
:n
reg-taxntt
tcember
19,
1M.
are
requir-
istered
uV.veVs.
'Thn'
inav
ne'-d
I
FLOOR
SANDINO
AND
"CABINET
WORK
(default!
.
Pinbusters
(default
i.
DODGERS
S.
Ramsay
...
V.
Menzies
...
E.
Anderson
G.
Anderson
I.
Garner
E.
Garner
....
Handicap
..
Totals
CONCRETE
WORK
AND
REMODELLING
Houses
built
under
the
NJLA.
Plan
20
down
pi
'
ed
on
or
before
the
8th
dy
of
June.
,.,,.,
.,;
.
.
l-w'y-
Team
entries
are
to
be
183
'161
iM9.
to
deliver
or
send
by
prepaid
162
149
letter
lull
particulars
of
their
ciaims
in
by
next
Sunday,
also
p!yr
148
180
dulv
verified
to
THE
TORONTO
.
'-traUOt.S.
..
j.,,,,,
.
!
i
178
199
GENERAL
TRUSTS
CORPORATION,
126
202
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
the.
While
there
ha
be"n
no
njecl-j
205
178
said
deceased,
at
the
ofllee
of
THE,1!g
of
lhe
piirks
C
jard
to
date1
138
156
205
147
207
123
balance
In
easy
monthly
ayment
orer
a
period
(
li
21
VuJ
997
1023
1090
CORPORATION.
590
Pender
Street
yeara.
Free
Estimatees
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
BOOKS
E.
Sweeney
163
51
102
3,
PHOise
CLACK
224
f.0.
P'
,
muui
xttt
luu
i
t-ij
II-
.
A.
Fetherstone
....
89
215
106
'
H.
Pluvm
151
64
153
request
to
tht
City
Engincr-r's
department
brought
t
v-ry
ready
and
speedy
reply.
A
grader
and
toller
were
run
over
the
grounds
And
the
surface
has
b"Vn
very
much
Improved
siru'e.
This
cooperation
of
the
city
authorities
is
much
appreciated
by
the
Football
Association.
West.
Vancouver.
B
C.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
last
mentioned
date
the
suld
Administrator
will
proceed
U
distribute
the
assets
of
the
said
deceived
among
the
persons
entitled
thereto
having
regard
only
to
the
cUOmfs
of
which
It
shall
then
have
had
notice.
DATED
thus
th
day
of
Muy
AD.
1949.
JAMES
A.
MACDONALD.
470
Granville
Street,
Vancouver.
B
C
Solicitor
for
the
Administrator.
(M
.lfi.2:ii
J.
Goscoe
110
144
113
Low
Score
138
126
161
Handicap
134
134
134
Totals
907
884
903
At
Goodyear'
request,
Mrs.
S.
M.
Marrj,
139
Boyton
RJj
Toronto,
made
the
"
Twin-Test".
Hill
(left)
had
NKOI
IIB
soles;
Bob
wore
shoes
with
leaiher
soles.
Photograph
bet
low
shows
results.
Rupert
Motor
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbraith
returned
Ltd.
f
'
if
j
to
the
city
Saturday
afternoon
j
by
uir
from
a
visit
to
Vancou-Jvr
and
Detroit.
1
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"AD
MINISTRATION
ACT"
The
two
ictive
Marn
youngster
romped
and
played
together
all
day
long.
Like
other
normal
lxys,
they
gave
their
-ihoe
plenty
of
punishment
until
Hob's
leather-soled
shoes
had
holes
'n
them.
But
not
Bill's!
His
NF.OLI7
E-soled
shoes
,
still
had
plenty
of
wear
left
in
them
i
zUer
the
test!
Yes,-
it's
a
proven
fact
NKOL1TE
soles
far
outwear
the
toughest
leather.
Start
cutting
family
new
shoe
and
repair
bills
with
NHOL1IE
soles
right
now!
They're
waterproof,
healthful,
gloriously
comfortable
1
.
SUMMER
TIME
IS
STORAGE
TIME
FURS
STORED
REMODELLED
9
CLEANED
AT
REASONABLE
PUKES
6
GLAZED
NOW
OPERATING
FROM
M
GARAGE
BUILDING,
FORMER
LINDSAY
MOTORS.
SECOND
ENUE
AND
FIRST
STREET.
-
PHONES
566
and
866
AND
'
In
the
Mater
lit
the
Ustsite
of
iu
Clerf,
Jeee.meti
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Kis
Honour
Judite
W.
O.
Pulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
9th
day
of
May,
A
D.
1049.
appointed
Administrator
of
tvie
ertste
of
Ous
Clerf.
deceased,
late
of
Terrace.
British
Columbia,
who
t!'-d
on
the
Bth
day
of
December,
li4M,
at
Vancouver.
British
Columbia.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
TENDERS
I'nrefouched
photograph
taken
af'er
lhe
twin-test
shows
holes
worn
in
the
leather
soles
of
Bob's
shoes.
Bill's
shoes
Rot
Just
the
same
amount
of
wear
as
Bob's,
but
his
NEOLITE
soles
are
still
in
good
condition.
CEALED
TLNDEHB.
addressed
to
-
ti
the
undent
nf-U
and
marked
"Tender
for
Surface
Treatment.
8ml-thers
AlrKirt."
will
be
received
up
the
12
o'clock
noon.
E.D.ST,
Tuesday.
ttate
are
required
to
pay
'-
i
'
Without
.
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
May
.ti.
i4a,
lor
aurfuce
treatment
I
me
forthwith,
and
all
persons
hav-
ol
the
existing
parking
apron
anU
'
ing
claims
against
the
said
estate
kixl
strip
and
certain
an
as
of
the
j
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
existing
runway
at
Smlthers
Airport,
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
Smlthers,
B
C.
at
she
tame!
Vl
j
30th
day
of
June,
l4'J.
iaiunt?
which
distribution
will
be
made
!
having
regard
only
to
(such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
nnttficl.
I
DATED
at
Prince-
Rupert,
H.
C
IMins.
aperiflcationR,
labour
conditions,
form
of
contract
and
tender
forms
muy
be
obtained
on
application
to-
the
Chief
Purchasing
.M;ent,
Department
of
Transport.
Bill
Scubv
Furs
'
T.M.
The
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
LING
the
TAILOh
NOTICE!
Clothes
remaining
in
this
and
unclaimed
after
one
year
are
to
hep
sale
unless
customer
advises
us
to
hold
Please
give
number.
LING,
THETAILO:
220
Sixth
Street-"0
!
this
10th
day
of
May.
AD.
l'J40
m
302
Third
Ave.
Box
13G2
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'
Ottawa.
Ontario,
or
from
the
Dlst-
GORDON
-FOItBF.S
rlct
Airway
Engineer,
Department
of
Officlal
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
(121)
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e
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IDEAL
FINISH
FOR
SHINGLES
FENCES
AND
ROUGH
LUMBER.
IT
GIVES
NEW
LIFE
TO
OLD
ROOFS
AND
LONGER
LIFE
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ONES.
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an
accepted
cheque
made
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Receiver
(ieneral
of
Canada
1nr
the
sum
of
l()00.
This
ihefjue
will
be
returned
upon
the
return
of
the
plans
and
specifications
In
good
condition.
Each
tender
mut
be
accompanied
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
Canadian
bank
equal
to
ten
per
cent
HO',
)
o
fthe
tender
price
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
which
cheque
will
be
forfeited
in
the
event
of
a
tenderer
refusing
to
enter
Into
a
contract
on
the
bi'ftls
of
his
tender,
if
called
upon
to
do
so,
or
falling
to
satisfactorily
complete
Mich
a
contract.
Cheques
of
unsuccessful
tenderers
will
be
returned.
Any
tender
not
accompanied
by
a
accurlty
deposit
an
described
will
not
be
considered.
The
Department
does
not
bind
Itself
to
accept
the
lowest
or
any
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
PHONE
37
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1397
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