t
'4
Prfnff
Uupcrt
Daiii?
r3fius
ttu.
.
Friday,
April
0.
194S
ROD-GUN
CLUB-ASKS
GAME
LAW
ALTERATIONS
its
Sports
k
-k
'ALASKA
BOXERS
Crecpitnj
is.
fine
.
.
.
for
Indians!
BASKETBALL
AWARDS
MADE
Recommendations
for
changes
in
migratory
bird
and
big
game
hunting
regulations
were
ap
WILL
ARRIVE
HERE
TOMORROW
n-.
1
FY
"
K
-
I
but
for
comfort...
r
proved
Wednesday
night
by
thej
RupPY,
w:nier
basket-annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
bal;
season
W0Und
up
with
a
Ruprt
Rod
and
Gun
Club.
TheblSl?.e
ef
silverware
Thursday
briefs
ttill
be
sent
to
the
pro-'night
at
rfte
post-season
basket-vincial
game
authorities
forbau
daT,re
ln
the
CTvic
Cpr,tre
possible
action.
'Auditorium
when
awards
to
the
The
meeting
also
elected
Us'wInnlng
teams
tnd
piave.-s
were
1948
slate
of
officers
and
heard
madc
before
a
'gathering
of
various
commute
reports.
more
than
300
people.
Changes
in
the
migratory
blrdi
nye
cups
and
trophies
were
regulations
sought
are:
jpresented
on
the
auditorium
1.
Open
seas
9
n
on
ducks
j
stage
during
an
intermission
in
jacksnipe
and
geese
between
the
daneing
and
mere
received
December
1
and
January
31.;
by
team
captains
in
behalf
of
iPrseht
regulations
provide
the
the
different
teams
and
by
the
A
cont'd
f
ent
of
possibly
twenty
Ketchikan
boxers
and
supporters
is
due
to
arrive
ln
the
city
Saturday
morning
for
the
Canadian
Legion
Athletic
Club's
international
fight
tournament
which
is
to
be
staged
at
the
Civic
Centre
Saturday
night.
Heading
the
group,
which
is
sailing
in
a
chartered
boat,
the
Catalyst,
is
Harold
Blantor.,
1
V
7
Mto
x
ate'
SliiiifirM'n
Atlili'tir
I
nl'ru-ar
run'l
creep
ir
t
liinli.
hiilf
iir
liiml.
It'
dcMned
tit
vhiv
nil
luiliinil
to
i
the
nxwiilMir
liviirr
hi
I
Ik-
riptil
j,
liter.
.iiumthlv,
villi
nit
niTM
in;lleri
il
In
liutii
li
up
mill
no
lililiie.
to
iiitTfiT
ilh
jour
lieeiliiin
of
ai
lioii.
Keei
eiH,l
anil
r.niil.H
l.ilile
llik
mintmer
in
season
between
November
!
winners
of
the
individnal
tro-,
Ketchikan
sports
promoter,
and
open
his
headliwr.
Shorty
Contreros.
It
.I
t,
Slaiilielit'
.
,
.
Hie
imilerurirr
lli.il
Ills
mi
el
i.
hi
vs
jr'
1
180
-
pound
middlewewiu,
w.u
j
will
meet
an
unannounced
Ket-jchikan
middleweight
ln
a
speci.!
exhibition
baut.
I
The
can;
is
the
first
to
be
h:!M
'
here,
since,
last
June
and
th?
Legion
athletic
committee
calculate
that
it
will
be
a
wleome
15
and
December
31).
phies.
J.
Open
season
on
snow
After
ft
brief
introduction
by
geese
and
black
brant
between
the
Civic
Centre
manager,
Don
January
1
and
February
28.
Forward,
the
Civic
Centre
tro-
3.
Removal
of
the
daily
bag
phy
for
junior
boys
was
pres-limit
and
allowance
or
seasonal
ented
by
T.
N
Youngs,
Civic
bags
of
ICO
duks
and
3
geese,
Centre
vice
-
president,
to
Bill
Removal
of
the
dally
bag
limit
McChesney,
captain
of
the
was
"strongly"
recommended
In
stones
team,
order
to
increase
convenience
The
Commander
Cree
trophy,
lor
hunters
who
live
long
di.t-
presented
by
Lletit.
John
Quinn,
stance
from
the
h
u
n
t
in
g
ft.C.N..
was
'
awarded
to
Miss
COMBINATION
THAT
SPELLED
VICTORY-Nick.
Johnnv-on-the
Spot,
Mete,
gladdened
the
heart
of
many
a
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
fan
on
hockey
night,
when
he
put
the
puck
past
Boston
Bruins'
goalie,
Frank
Brimsek,
after
17
minutes
and
two
seconds
of
sudden-death
overtime
to
give
the
Leafs
a
1-0
lead
in
the
best-of-seven
semi-final
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
Mete,
in
scoring
the
winner
was
greatly
aided
and
abetted
by
the
Leafs'
centre-ice
star,
Max
Bentley.
The
redhead
from
Wilcox.
Sask.,
explained
it
this
way:
"Shucks,
it
was
a
set-up.
I
passed
to
Max
Bentley
and
he
shot.
Brimsek
stopped
the
puck
with
his
pacts
ami
it
dropped
in
front
"or
me.
I
banged
it
in
the
net."
Brother
Don
Metz
had
a
bad
evening,
continually
passing
the
puck
to
opposing
players.
But
big
brother
made
everything
okay
in
the
Metz
family
with
the
all-Important
goal.
Above,
Max
BenUey
Heftl
and
Nick
Metz
posed
happily
in
the
dressing
room
after
the
game.
Wonder
whether
that
broad
Benllcy
grin
or
the
photographer's
flash-bulb
blinded
Nick
momentarily!
'
spts
diversion.
i
'
Main
international
event
will
j
be
between
middleweight
Pat
j
Dorothy
McUod,
captain
of
the
Johnson,
156.
Terrace,
and
Bill
j
Hamilton,
wo.
of
Ketchikan.
People's
Store
team
which
won
'
grounds.
.
i
Thnt
the
bmindarv
be
Stan
it
tween
the
eastern
and
western
the
Ladies'
League
series,
hunting
districts
be
moved
west-'
The
Grotto
Cup
was
present-ward
from
its
present
location
ed
to
Doug
Shier,
captain
of
the
to
the
month
of
the
Kayex
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers,
winners
'of
the
Intermediate
League,
on
River,
a
more
familiar
landmark
behalf
of
Bert
Morgan,
who
was
which
would
be
an
increased
convenience
for
hunters.
uble
,at!fnd.'
.
The
Civic
Centre
trophy,
em-
m
recently
',
in
,
their
.
respective
towns
and
were
victorious.
Chuck
de
.
Kergommeaux,
128,
of
Terrace,
has
not
definitely
been
matched
with
any
of
the
Ketchikan
boys'
yet,
although
he
may
be
billed
to
meet
Corky
Poorman,
of
the
Alaskan
city.
i
B.C.
PACKERS
INCOME
TAX
Underwear
RETTKNS
PREPARED
SEE
WIN
BOWLING
Changes
sought
in
ine
hlematic
of
the
Senior
League
11.
E.
MORTIMER
this
game
regulations
are
that
the
champi0nshlp,
was
awarded
to
Final
arrangements
on
This
week
B.C.
Packers
clinch1
324
zna
Ave.
iiear
urn
eason
on
'mountain
eoat
and
,
ttcki,.
oT!lln
nT
th
bout
have
yet
to
be
made
ed
the
second
third
of
the
Mixed
..x,..
v...
hh
deer
be
from
Sntember
15
10
i0!,m
kMr
Vmmn.
Mr.
The
semi-windup
will
see
Ai-
tav
HOCKEY
SERIES
IS
EVENED
UP
game
from
Islanders.
The
lat-
Decembar
15
and
that
bag
limits
Youngs
wished
the
senior
team
vin
McKay
130
of
Prince
Ruler
be
two
and
three
deer.
pert,
squared
off
aga
nst
Oerry
team
had
previously
elimin-
goat
ery
suecfss
m
their
expedition
ated
Triple
XXX
three
games
to
Club
also
Will
seek
to
have
t0
Xlbprn,
,n
quest
of
the
Brenner,
same
weight,
of
Ket-nil
Miss
or
Hits,
although
win-
1
100.000
Kamlo-ps
trout
eggs
provincial
Senior
'ET
champion-
enikan.
i
t,r
nam
ore
..nahieimade
available
for
planting
ln
An
earlier
plan
to
match
Len
-
1
1
nm
w
r
Ves
Sir:
Wt'll
"fix"
you're
in
it
I
rouble.
Our
services
ini
r
ww
fafcrnst,
Shorty,
Con-
r'vv
iwiwu.witn
r
in.-
to
catch
the
winners.
Marv
'
nearby
lakes
and
stream
this,
surnrtse
award
was
a
small
HUchn.s
treros,
of
Ketchikan,
was
scrap-
wesiern
oanaoa
lniermeaia'.c
ped
when
it
was
learned
that
hockey
final
series
became
tied
season
to
increase
productivity
ioving
cup'donated
by
John
Bui
in
future
seasons.
a.
int
the
individual
hav
Modern
l.ubricalin
as
LIGHT
and
AIRY'
as
a
Spring
day!
Genuine
Plantation
CREPE
165
pounds,
outweigh-
ai
mree
wins
eacn
last
nigni
lilies,
Tir
Vuli
i-no
tw
hltrhest
scorlne
honors
Conteros
ELECTtON
Oi
by
more
than
17
'in
the
senirtr
gue.
It
went
to
Hltchens
Complf
t"
Kuriv
Kni
Briice
of
Catholic
Youth
Organization
took
ladies'
high
single
and
three
games
with
2G7
and
584
Vhile
Don
Hartwig
of
Miss
or
Hits
was
high
for
the
men
with
263
and
700.
Team
high
single
went
to
Triple
XXX
when
New
Westminster
defeated
Camrose
by
a
score
of
4
to
!.
It
is
a
best
of
yven
same
s:ries.
pounds.
Trainer
Joe
Ward
gave
Itclinishint.
And
mil
v,"
,k
Jack
Lindsay,
Co-tfp
forward
M.st
envtted
individual
are
rrasonahlr.
elected
hy
acclamation
by
the
4
members
present,
and
txecu-1
live
members,
are:
j
out
with
a
distinct
"No."
The
following
Ketchikan
fighters
have
been
chosen
by
Blanton
for
the
trip:
Bobby
Vincent
and
Lfiiry
Meyers,
80-pounders;
Lawrence
Mark
and
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Thursday
Los
Angeles
4,
Oakland
3
with
1174
and
high
three
to
Miss
,
'or
Hits
with
3199.
)
'
Final
second
Miird
standing
I
is
as
follows:
Bob
Parker
Lit
12
innings).
award,
the
Bobby
Boaston
Memorial
trophy
tut
irood
sportsmanship,
ws
iven
t
Rapert
Holkestad
.
who
was
selected
by
a
panel
of
judges
two
weeks
afro
as
the
best
all-round
sportsman
in
the
game.
Tha
award
was
made
by
Mrs.
Elsie
Houston,
wife
of
the
first
winner
of
the
trophy
whose
name
it
earries.
,
In
recevilng
;
the
award.
Rupert
Holkestad
said:
"
I
hope
K)RD-M()NA1U
II
DKAM
IIS
'
The
Heme
of
Friendly
Service"
I'rinrt
Ru:
San
Francisco
11,
Hollywood
Dick
Maddox,
Alfie
Berry,
Tom
Fitzgerald,
125;
Jerry
Benner,
130;
Corkie
Poorman,
135;
Kid
Mahaney,
140;
Jim
Zanare.
14.5:
...
TT,
I.
1
il
T
Oiil
t.T.-v!l
President,
Ned
McLeod.
!
Vice-President,
R.
O.
Van
tier
Sluys.
"..,--!
Secret
a
ty
Treasurer,
Pred
Grimble.
'.
i
.
Executive
B.
Bacon,
Victor
Dell,
T.
Boulter,
John
Walker'
and
J.
Armstrong.
Two
student;
members
elected
to.
the
-erecu-'
tive
are
Dick
Gilker
and
Thomas
Boulter,
jr.
B.
C.
Packers
Miss
or
Hits
Triple
XXX
C.
Y.
O
Islanders
San
Diego
7,
Portland
6
(11
j
innings)
,an.
0
L
11
15
18
13
22
24
26
26
three
''
Seattle
at
Sacramento,
post-
,
s,vnrtv
Contreras.
160.
.
v
!
poned.
Here
are
the
way
the
bouts
Cougars
15
Ideal
Detergents
13
Brownwoods
13
Some
teams
still
had
have
been
linea
out
tentatively
I
can
live
up
to
the
high
stand
are
Ketchikan
First
named
Membership
committee,
Oeorgs
ard
8port?man.shlp
get
by
the
Seattle
2,
Sacramento
9.
Los
Angeles
3,
Oakland
4.
Portland
2,
San
Diego
4.
San
Francisco
10,
Hollywood
MliUKK
SKATIXi
ROLLER
IIOCKKY
Dust-Proof
Floor
Schedule:
7-11
E'ery
Nisht
Wednesday
Niftht
Beginners
Only
Thursday
1
-
4:30
p.m.
Saturday
9-12
a.m.,
1
-4:30.
7-11:30
fighters:
Bill
Hamilton,
games
to
play
but,
as
B.C.
Pack-
first
winner
of
this
award."
Mnste
fnr
the
rtjmcine.
which
The
meeting
decided
to
seek.
160,
vs.
Pat
jers
could
not
be
overtaken,
such
'games
were
declared
unneces
club
in
th
Prince
membership
prfCPded
aml
1oYl(mea
the
Rupert
Film
Council.
-
'
;awards
was
provided
by
the
6-
:
,
.
!'
Advertise
in
the
Dailv
News!
Johnson,
156.
Alvin
McKay,
130,
vs.
Gerry
prenner,
132.
Jimmy
Zangg
145,
vs.
Bob
Scharff.
sary.
Latest
results
of
play:
Four
Dukes
Orchestra
157
1
TRIPLE
XXX
191
171
16
17
H.
Duncan
113
E.
Duncan
189
A.
Boas
160
B.
Pavne
121
Handicap
68
Rupert
Roller
Rink
AM-
STAftS
MAKfc
COMEBACK
150.
103
174
68
992
185
119'
152
,
202
i
146
4
M
)
1
This
Is
Just
One
of
Many
GRACE
LINE
Numbers
See
them
at
BnovJimooDS
,
Woody
Mahoney,
142,
vs.
Wal-
'ter
Carlson,
145.
I
Corky
Poorman,
132,
vs.
Chuck
:.
Totals
954
1186
(Continued
from
Page
One
-
...
'
A.
rV
;IVlJltLT
TRY
i!
Ian
Dunbar
207
20
993
K.
Paul
178
84
de
Kergommeaux.
throws
while
Tom
Fitzgerald,
128,Vs.
Char-
173
;
iRjtll
out
of
28
free
mm
&
b.
Ructdemam
....
245
207
J.
North
171
128
N.
Mazzone
159
233
t7
DnpKn
1K1
nil
Rex
Cat
18
field
lie
Place,
122.
26
free
Alt
Berry,
120,
vs.
Bill
Whal
!A.
Malheson
133
112
'j.
Thornton
145
133
B.
Usick
185
133
iB.
Vuckovich
164
113
IE.
Trumbell
13ii
193
S.
Davison
1(12
115
Totals
865
799
ISLANDERS
H.
Duncan
208
125
E.
Duncan
.-.
200
144
iH.
McKinnon
137
249
I.
Cloueh
216
188
,B.
Pavne
125
123
I
A.
Boas
145
203
j
Handicap
96
96
I
Totals
.,
1127
1128
ISLANDERS
I.
Cloueh
134
199
145
1
Prince
Rupert
scored
lj3goals
and
15
out
of
lOU
Totals
.
lin
ifi7i
mom
throws
199
178
127
233
214
140
96
1187
j
en,
120.
!
Lawrence
Marks,
100,
vs
Bill
IVTERMkuIATES
FOR
TASTY
MEA
2021
WIN
AGAIN
(Stacey,
102.
165
1
In
the
opener,
Morgans
or
the
Ray
Myers,
80.
vs.
Jordan
2
j
Intermediate
league
administer-
Smith,
82.
IN
THE
RTTPRKME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TRIPLE
XXX
A.
Malheson
178
148
B.
Usick
142
120
E.
Vuckovich
211
167
J.
Thornton
236
154
E.
Trumbell
174
13
S.
Davison
104
175
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MiittiT
uC
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t'HINKSK
DISIIKS
Ol'B
SI
Art'
95,
vs.
Donny
kied
a
second
defeat
on
the'
Dick
Madcox
142
198
H.
McKinnon
169
213
206
'Junior
leamie
All-Stars.
Game
Leichton,
95.
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RITEP.T
Totals
1043
900
1174
I
i
score
was
39-10.
Moruan's
dom-;
Bobby
Vincent.
80,
vs.
Ray
1DKAL
DETERGENTS
iD.
Houston
233ilnated
the
play
throughout
the
Davidson,
80.
12
for25ff
.
mixes
m
pi
rt
i.wn
uuriiniNfi
llhTKIIT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COMPANY
LIMITED
of
I
M.
Matheson
E.
Mussallem
157
168
209
174
143
Anil
In
the
Mnttcr
nf
the
Ktate
nf
Snren
'un-h
WrtinfT,
litt'enptl.
Iiitpstiite.
TAKE
NOTICE
thnt
by
Ordor
of
His
Honor
JuilRe
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Jutlijp
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
wns
on
the
5th
clny
of
April.
AD.
1948.
appointed
Administrator
of
'
the
estate
of
Soren
Fnrch
Romer.
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
23rd
dny
of
January.
1948,
m
jgj
j
game
and
poor
shooting
by
the
16
I
Juniors
cut
their
score
badly.
1381
1422
Standard
Building.
Vnncouver.
:H.
Schmidt
..
I
!R.
Stiden
E.
Garner
!
Totals
185
205'
The
scoring:
NEW
RO
HOTE
Cla&sintro
AflvcrUsInT
Pays!
'
'
I
You
read
it
trUhe
News!
r
British
Columbia,
manufacturer
of
cellvilose
products,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
1104
1111
Metlakatla
vs.
Rupert
lands
situate
in
Inverness
Passace.
i
nrTm
ado
the
city
of
Prince'
Rupert,
Prince
Rupert
Lindsay
13.
150
Davis
9,
R.
Holkestad,
A.
Ma:-
British
approximately
one
and
one-half
miles
!
g
Coweill
119
northwesterly
from
Osborne
Point.
!
o'
7....i,..ii.
m
Columbia.
All
persons
indebted
ted
to
to
212
Away
H
the
Bald
estate
are
required
to
pay
ftjr
th(,
pvlrpoee
of
log
storage
Rround
1
GTubb
109
phee
11,
Forman
6,
Beynon
7,
181
A
Home
LING
THE
TAILOR
rVe
are
taking
t
leanlnf,
nd
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wal
HONK
649
220
Sixth
Street
141
206
125
199
137
200
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
hav
173
!
Fitch
Dominato
M.
Halkestad
not
i
and
use
in
the
manufacture
of
cellu-!
j
Dunphv
198
loae
products
at
Watson
Island:
Denton
.
..
.
158
Commencing
t
ft
post
planted
5
1
Tubb
165
chains
northeasterly
of
the
N
E.
cor-
Handlcab
2
160
(Morgan.
50
Booms.
Water
2
2
New
Metlakatla
R.
Atkinson
ner
of
Lot,
420.
Range
5.
Coast
DIs-.
Totals
944
1010
1031
trict:
thence
northwesterly
160
C
Y
O
chains:
thence
northeasterly
10
,
M.
'
Bruce
169
chains:
thence
southeasterly
160
Blain
!..'.'.
172
I'llUIlC
ing
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
May.
1948,
failing
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
t
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
6th
day
of
April,
A
D.
1948.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
(92
1
chains;
thence
southwesterly
10
J.
Bruce
155
148
267
173
149
105
123
162
237
225
182
S,
T.
Atkinson
8,
J.
David
11,
Leask
9,
E.
Hudson
3,
L.
Bren-dible
7,
M.
Hudson,
F.
Hayward
2,
J.
Hayward,
W.
Buxton.
Exhibition
Opener
Morgan'
Watson,
Lien
3,
Hill
chains
and
containing
180
acres,
more
or
less.
'in'
i
H
Hi
A.
Pierce
178
I.
Dumas
177
Low
Score
109
Totals
960
125
loll
;
VOO
11UO
DATED
March
8.
1948.
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COMPANY.
LIMITED,
Roy
E.
Morton
Agent.
GREER
&
BRIDDE
3,
Jones,
Scharff
4,
Webster
12,
Eidsvik
7,
Brew
10.
Juniors
McChesney
6,
Dumas,
Lesieur,
Sharon
2,
Christoff
167
227
197
O0-)
MISS
OR
HITS
A.
Hamilton
173
146
D.
Hartwig
,
210
263
B.
Windle
114
155
S.
Scharff
231
183
B.
Matson
167
145
mm
nirpc
AND
CONTRA
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
III
the
Matter
nf
the
Kstale
nf
Ha
Hclin.
183
i
Bill
Ratchford
2,
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
;
7,
J
n
i
L-...hnn
I
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
Hie
Waller
of
the
"Administration
Act"
And
In
Hie
Matter
nf
the
K.state
of
William
1
homas
INiweri.
iieceaeil.
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
1st
day
April.
AD.
1948.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
William
Kepairs
tonsuuti.-.
Floor
Sanding
a
Specif
Mlns
otherwise
knimn
as
Hoy
MliiR
anil
In
the
Matter
nf
the
'Administration
Act"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
made
the
2nd
day
of
April
A
D.
1948.
I
was
appointed
administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Hui
Ming,
otherwise
known
as
Hoy
.
pfljf
Phone
RED
ail
Thomas
Powers,
late
of
Prince
Ru
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
m
died
j
Ming,
deceased.
Bert.
British
Columbia,
who
COAL
Foomius
soti.i:ss
M'mp
KiO
-
M
T
STOKER
Bl'I.KI.EY
VALLEY
U'MP
on
or
about
tne
bin
aay
oi
junu-
aii
pwmes
iiuviuk
iiiimia
uk"""
ary.
1S48.
at
the
City
of
Prince
Ru-
j
the
said
Estate
arc
hereby
required
pert.
British
Columbia.
All
persons
;
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
re-
I
me
on
or
before
the
14th
day
of
May,
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
j
A
D.
1948
after
which
dale
claims
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
,
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
arl
-
persons
having
claims
against
j
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
the
said
Etate
are
required
to
file
j
no
knowledge.
tnem
with
me
properly
verified
em
j
All
parties
indebted
to
the
said
or
before
the
lfnh
day
of
May.
198,
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
falling
which
distribution
will
be
'
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
made
having
regard
only
to
such
:
forthwith.
claims
of-whlch
I
shall
have
ben
j
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Pu-tintlfled
I
Pert,
la
the
Province
of
British
DATED
it
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
'
Columbia,
this
2nd
day
of
April.
A.
TO
H0l
Carl,
j
31
phone
T
FBASEBST
I
prince
m
Cigarette
Tobacco
PHiLPon,
Evin
&
co.
ltd.
Coal
Lumbor
Iiuildinc:
Supplies
R.w
rim
of
Anrll.
AD.
l.
"
GORDON
FRAHER
FORBES.
OOFtDON
FHASEK
FORBES
Official
Administrator.
PHONES
fiol.632
MUD.
SWEET,
HIGH!
VIRGINIA
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
BC
(1)
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
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