8
BROOKSBANKS
(Continued
from
page
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
28,
1950
1
JOHN
l-ic.
.
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
"sheworeayeK
the
wealthy
with
beautiful
villa.
A
wonderful
pprden
'
riprtj-
RlBSs
there.
In
the
catacombs,
people
were
allowed
to
hold
burial
services
without
interruption
from
the
authorities.
It
was
there
that
early
Christians
could
meet
witn
comparative
safety.
Inside
are
small
chapels,
which
might
hold
50
people.
They
are
hewn
out
of
rock.
Mr.
Brooksbank
then
travelled
Sunday
Midnite
Mon-
MotiBj
.along
the
Applan
Way
to
Naples,
'
H0L0OI
FOCH
COM
.?'.'
cated
to
Kin?
Albert
I.
Buildings
in
Nice
imitate
the
Greek
an
J.
JJ
Roman
styles.
The
city
Is
fre-5
I
quented
by
British
and
Amerl-
1
cans
and
the
English
language
!
can
be
heard
almost
everywhere.
I
From
Nice
they
went
to
Genoa.
J
I
the
birthplace
of
Christopher
II1
Columbus.
There
was
a
statue
H!of
Columbus
there.
They
went
from
there
to
the
Italian
Rlv-
lera,
Porto
Fino,
a
picturesque
fishing
village.
Then
thev
went
"
to
Florence,
Pisa
and
Rome.
In
Rome,
Mr.
Brooksbank
was
I
particularly
impressed
with
the
ibasillcas
St.
Peter's.
St.
Paul's,
1st.
John's
and
Santa
Maria
de
5
I
Ma?giore.
Legend
has
It
that
ths
2
Hatter
was
built
following
a
vi-
1
sion
at
the
noint
where
snow
a
manufacturing
city
and
the
port
of
Rome.
Naples
is
noted
for
its
bav
with
its
sweep
of
beauty.
Behind
the
city
is
Vesuvius
an
danother
.volcano,
now
extinct.
Close
to
ihe
extinct
vol
-cano
is
Pompeii,
which
was
burled
by.
lava
and
ashes
from
it.
It
was
rediscovered
by
an
engineer
70
years
ago
while
he
was
putting
in
a
water
line.
Now
a
small
city
has
been
unearthed.
There
are
gentlemen's
villas
in
good
state
of
preservation
and
statues.
The
bricks
of
the
buildings
are
as
hard
as
steel.
Fresco
work
in
the
buildings
is
still
E
i
f
A
:
"
1
.
I
1
.
.
.
They
don't
have
to
be
a
menace.
A
carefully
worked
out,
easy
to
follow
budget
makes
Wallace
Department
Store
bill
paying
a
cinch.
We'll
be
pleased
tD
help
work
out
a
budget
tor
you
and
your
family.
Drop
in
today!
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
visible-after
being
buried
2000
years.
The
streets
were
built
jtaner
rumpernickle
Monday
-
Tuesday
Shows
7
p.rn.
-
9:10
p.m.
just
wide
enough
to
allow
a
fell
after
the
vision.
It
was
started
August
2.
204.
It
Is
the
oldest
in
Rome.
St.
Peter's
he
found
magnificent.
He
saw
the
paintings
on
the
200-foot-high
ceilings,
the
sculptures
of
Michelangelo
and
paintings
by
Raphael
and
other
famous
naint.ers
The
sauare
In
front
chariot
to
pass.
The
depth
of
the
ruts
in
the
stone
paving
!
t
-
s
t
-
i
-
-v
t
-
ft
r
-
:
show
the
cltv
must
have
been
f.
i
i
n
lis
i
,
1
i'old
when
it
was
buried.
Business
j
HOCKEY
SCO
!
I
-
-2
.
t
r
-
i
wit.h
n.
fountains
and
imores-
buildings
can
still
be
distinguished
from
residential
plaoes.
Action
Aplenty
In
Frontier
Romance
j
-ie
lamp
posts
would
hold
100,-j
000
people.
The
buildings
of
the
Vatican
surround
the
basilica
Pcifit
Cout
Portland
3.
Vancouvi
New
Westminster
1
On
the
front
of
the
building
on
the
cornice
are
statues
of
Jesus
Artvent.uro
and
romance
In
th-
Several
ovens
are
still
intact.
The
civic
buildings
and
court
houses
are
easily
distinguished.
!
The
city
of
Hurculaneum.
near-
'
by,
was
covered
with
lava
and
has
proved
much
harder
to
un-
i
earth
than
ash-covered
Fom
peli.
!
Waterfront
I
Christ
and
his
12
apostles.
WOMEN'S
The
Pancheon,
Mr.
Brooks-
church
DUllt
I
bank
said,
was
a
I
before
the
Christian
era.
It
is.
Pull-On
Rub!
From
"ul"
Naples
"
uie
'
travellers
Whiffs
-
-
I
in
a
onnrt
state
of
"reservation
.
.
...
--
r
tourneyed
u
me
ise
ui
apu.
and
the
places
where
the
pagan
h
c,
h
,
though
the
gods
themselves
have
Ralen
n
u
noled
asj
been
removed.
In
the
past.
.
not-,
and
,
u
.
able
people
were
buried
there,
,
w.,lu.
.
,,,
AMAZON
CLUB
Gord
(Spike)
Saunders,
assistant
program
director
of
Winnipeg's
new
Tip
Top
Club,
gazes
skyward
at
members
Donclla
Robertson,
left,
and
Orace
Post.
Sole
membership
requirement
is
height
minimum
of
five
feet,
10
Inches
for
girls,
six
feet
for
boys.
Aim
of
the
club
is
to
find
suitable
dancing
partners
for
the
girls.
hra'
t
of
th"
I
idlan
r-untry
keynote
the
stirring
action
of
"Sh?
Wore
a
Yellow
Ribbon,"
tcchnl-j
color
western
whith
opened
la.-t
inlcht.
at
Capitol
mcatre
and
!
concludes
tnlfht.
!
J:hn
Wayne
Mars
as
an
h'"-jin
cavalry
captain
and
Indian
fiirhter.
Sharina
honors
with
I
Wayne
are
beautiful
Joanne
Dru.
j
Ben
Johnson
and
Harry
Carey
jr.
j
Action
centres
around
a
troop
of
United
States
cavalry
In
the
(seventies
which
faces
the
threat
,
-f
an
overwhelming
Cheyenne
'assault,
the
veteran
captain
mak-j
ing
a
dpeUiun
which
averts
u
j
nassacre.
!
There
is
a
three-way
romance
much
the
same
as
Westminster
and
ln
R
wefe
rafe
objecU
du
Flat
Fishing
Principal
Activity
Now
Still
Negotiating
Herring
Price
up
all
over
the
world.
The
big
.
-
i
Aooey.
ne
was
auta,t,u
'
Coliseum,
which
would
hold
over
Modern
stadia
Flat
fishing
is
about
the
only
activity
going
or.
ZfZZZnX?-
J
Zt?.
"ThirH
Man"
am
tnor
mncr
no
pniprnn
iu
1
.
m
m
m
and
universities,
some
of
whlcn
here
now
and
05,000
pounds
of
bottom
fish
was
tne
,meriy
it
was
covered
with
sheets
two-day
catch
of
the
B.C.
Produce,-
Hecte
Stra.ts
SjS
Si
In
RobberV
Kohse
brought
his
ship
m-tHrie
to
build
palaces.
The
gal-
'
varies
jf
in
the
height
hal
1
irom
amre
eigm
"ert.
-o
Manor,
one
time
,
home
of
George
,1VUMX',
I
i
....
leries
or-
are
ints-r
Intact.
tn
In
thP
the
hase-
base
w
h,
t
ancestors
Here
;
Brown
OnlJ
this
week.
Capt.
Fred
Ted
mi
j
i
,vi,V,f
o
lo,r
nVioQfl
pv.
VANCOUVER
a
Harold
Pear
20
feet
It
is
lighted
through
the
famU
relics
bound
Tn
'
.
TO
between
Miss
Dru
and
Wayne's
the
duneeons.
where
inuisuay
mpa
auuui
iiiiuium-,
a
uoj
ment
top
wen
son.
37-year-o!d
fatner
of
four
two
young
lieutenants.
lis
held
in
a
joint
British
and
CLEAR
nectations
The
vessel
continued
on
to
Victoria
in
the
prisoners
and
gladiators
::
.
ncra
kpnt
Thprp
were
also
children,
walked
into
the
police
i
by
.reflected
light
from
the
en.
Mildred
Nat
at.
I
.ii
.v,'.
ih.
n:llH
animals
fhantc
ol
CharVe
Henry
Brien
and
Arthur
I
that
the
prisoners
fought
were
the
supporting
cast.
Kohfr
rrma
nrd
ln
town
to
meet
Corkell,
C.
Logan
and
H.
B.
Gil-Mrs.
Kohfjf.
vho
pr:iv."d
yc?ter-
leland.
day
afternoon.
They
intend
to
j
The
........
Amaifi
Drive
from
Salerno
.-
was
,t.
later
rebuilt
.
KeUI,.
1HC
KIOUlWJ
1"U6'"
.
v.
lf.J
D.A...
I
.,.,..,
II
FAMILY
$
STORE
L
Charlie
Rube:
Plume
331
oh
nmmH
orent.
hnon
to
Sorento
was
breathtaking.
Ui
i-v,
...ot.j
D
u.
"
j'""
UlllCl
OI1U
Wivivu
B'""
"
I
...
.
.
V
lOl
lCVJ
mi
,
Ol
VVIVO-
n,rtKnni
TT!on
n!nnmor
rhllfn'.ln
17a
nv.
ilU.r..
ro
t
orri
ct
c
whn
WW
CUt
OUL
nf
a
CllII
anQ
IOl-
u
i
t
n
i
$
-i
,luwul1'
purclin'-p
a
house
pnd
make
...
.
ml
:i
o..
mr.r
nnmc
nere.
uifvn
oui.-
m...
orriv
in
iwt.
i
tontlno
nf
thP
war
tortuous
route.
Villages
are
built
"
"
Z
e
'
.
rant
for
his
arrest,
immediately
cay
mint
en
un
umurun
n
i
i
.
v,orri!,v
nftprnnon
frcirt
.lore
th
lands
the
trladla-
Vpncnuver.
The
13.
C.
Producer
Vancouver
and
waypoints
and
tors
came
from.
ti-r
Pr
lri"-,
rrr
."a
mm
j
.
..
,
,
i
in
the
ravines
along
the
shore,
i
.
'
,
,
.
I
lodged
him
in
a
cell.
In
the
middle
of
Naples
stands
(VlDurl"g
,,
L1?
!j
'
Two
0,her
men
Involved
in
th
'
the
fortress
and
castle.
Naples
lnrSI
o1114110
lney
stoppe.i
ro'obcry
have
been
-sentenced
to
was
badly
battered
by
bombing
J
,Glna
reen
and
learned
penitentiary
terms.
,
1V..
D.1M.1.
that
the
weddings
there
had
to
rn
"vX"T'Z
ttnP
let
points
whence
she
will
return
THE
TWO
FORUMS
Ketchikan
after
halibut
season
tomorrow
to
sail
south
at
They
visited
the
two
forums,
OIL
HEM
INSURE
YOUR
HOME
AGAINST
.
closed
last
summer.
9
p
m
Caesar's
forum,
that
of
the
,
.
prime
minister
or
king,
where
b
confirmed
by
a
church
wed-1
Germans.
There
has
been
a
won-
Use
Classifieds
for
Results.
....
1
1.
1
u.
1
nA
Wplrforf.,1
.nv.n,
or,rt
rohnllHin
WlUlin
UlfCB
H1UI1U13
Of
A
1
.
Fletcher
rclurr.ri
"rst.rr-
i
wo
agreemenv
nus
yet
i-.-cu
siuuu
uic
Kimw
v.v,
v.
j
p..
.v.--.....,.
hoQmo
inuaiin
af
ih
Be
MARCHAND
ill.rnnnn
frnm
a
hnsines!!
,....h.H
Vofmoon
rierrinor
fisher-
npnnlp'.c!
fnrnm
which
Was
What
i
The
new
Italian
bUUQina
ha.
'
r
.
t
-
b-v
trin
tlir.t
look
him
to
Seattle
end
men
and
the
comranies
for
price
the
name
implied.
About
it
were,
Decome
Americanized.
i
m
uuu.iun,
1
.
'
......
.....
-.
'
V.
,
..
.
,
D..V.V...
Tl...n.
.V...
.
CENTRE
OF
CIXTL'RE
iiu.iic
ui
O'juuy
uuilia.
Allele
A3
this
year.
It
is
expected
It
will
quarters
for
transients
similar
to
Taroma.
SPACE
HEATER
be
at
leat
a
week
before
any
hotels.
The
numerous
arches
were
impressive.
One
new
build-inz
(about
100
years
old)
was
In
the
four
days
spent
at
Flor-
an
elaborate
monument
to
hl.n
ence
they
admired
the
art
and
there.
Inside
Is
another
monu-
cultural
objects,
the
cathedral
ment
over
his
grave.
They
went
and
painting
and
sculpture.
At
on
to
Ayr.
his
birthplace,
and
Pisa
they
climbed
the
famous
saw
the
"Twa
Brigs
o'
Ayr,"
one
leaning
tower,
where
Mrs.
of
which
is
the
same
as
it
waa
Brooksbank
counted
296
stens.
in
the
poet's
day.
The
other
has
Convenient,
Ecor.omiral
Hmh
mcrhanica:
rfficiency.
VORTEX
be
made
The
settlement
will
Harry
Fobbins,
Norman
Nelson,
latest
offer
Is
S7.ST
a
Eill
Bacon
and
Jack
Sedgwick
re-
""mpies
Iturncd
at
the
first
of
the
week
ton
b-fore
the
new
year
a.ri
to
the
Naaj
$6.50
after.
Fishermen
are
ask-ton
,!iom
a
hunting
trip
one
of
the
company
vessels.
,lnS
l"
a
ton-
hn'it
in
rrvmorv
of
the
liberator
of
the
small
countries,
who
had
amalgamated
them.
It
is
of
modern
desien.
Castel
Angelo,
a
Automatic
Burni
i
I
B.
o.
Stover,
purser
on
the
fortress,
is
near
the
Vatican
,
Capt.
Art
Baker
with
the
Van-
jchilcotin
.received
an
unexpected
and
the
Pope
is
able
to
flee
to
30
saving
ln
t'
easts.
rcouver
commercial
boat
Caribou
j
aucjinr
ye.terday
afternoon
it
through
an
underground
paj-
THE
COLD
For
Furnace
Repairs
and
Renewals
Phone
BLACK
884
raoM
I
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
nimca
'i
pon
mursaay
ni!?nc
jv;hen
cr,
o
the
larqe
dock
hoses
sage.
The
court
of
Justice
Is
a
TERMS
AMUX
beautiful
piece
of
architecture
There
was
a
wonderful
view
been
replaced
by
a
modem
I
from
there
of
the
plains
sur-
bridge,
which
carries
heavy
traf-!
rounding
tle
city.
Milan
is
a
f
ic.
There
also
Is
the
"T'whalc
large
commercial
city.
One
at-
I
Wail"
public
house,
and
at'
traction
was
the
cathedral
with
"Brig
o"
Doon"
nearby
Is
an-j
its
hundreds
of
towers.
.other
monument
to
Burns
with;
The
Brooksbank3
then
went
1
parklike
grounds.
An
ancient
to
Switzerland,
to
Montreux
on
church
there
Is
in
ruins.
i
the
Lake
of
Geneva.
Nearby
!
They
travelled
north
to
Dum-j
Lake
Como
Is
a
middle-class
re-1
barton
and
Dell
Chullsh
Oban,
ai
alter
a
trip
since
Monday
to
burst
rient
onposite
him.
trivin
.Winter
Harbor
and
other
points
;hlm
the
fuU
benefit
of
the
The
bridges
that
cross
the
Tiber
are
fine
pieces
of
work.
'
Smith
&
E!
Isround
the
mcuth
of
the
Naas
pressure.
.River
on
hunting
bent.
Joe
Scon,
LIMITED
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Plumbing
ind
Hi
Near
St.
Paul's
is
a
statue
of
Garibaldi
on
the
highest
of
the
seven
hills
of
Rome.
There
is
a
magrAflcent
view
from
there
In
St.
Paul's
is
a
holy
door
thai.
PhrniP
174
P-
usual,
went
along.
They
cam"!
Cart.
H
p.
McLean
again
back
-with
seven
geese,
a
numh-.v
brought,
the
Chil-otin
in
on
the
of
ducks
and
the
usual
number
Norln
Q,lppn
charlotte
run
yes-f
tall
.stories.
The
Caribou
is
,praaV
afternoon
whit"
Cant..
W.
.heading
south
from
here.
McCombc
i
on
leave.
He
will
be
,
Ion
the
run
for
two
more
weeks.
Unlrn
steanrhin
Chilcotin.
,
similar
to
British
ColumbU
j
ward
they
went
through
the
Every
inch
of
arable
land
tnjpass
of
Giencoe,
a
two-hour,
Switzerland
is
cultivated.
Ther
j
drive
with
only
one
house
seen.
!
are
small
towns
close
to
Lau-iihere
was
a
village
at
the
end
sanne.
the
capital
of
one
prov-0f
the
pass.
Then
came
Klllea
lnce.
There
the
French
language
on
a
River
Spray,
a
fishing
villa
spoken.
!
lage.
The
Pass
of
KUlacrankij!
Two
weeks
in
Paris
followed.',
they
found
more
friendly
than1
Is
opened
only
on
holy
years,
every
25
years.
It
was
opened
this
year.
Outside
Rome
on
the
Applan
Way
arc
the
catacombs
or
burial
FINE
PRINTING
AT
REGAL
PRINTERS
Tapt.
Harry
E.
McLean,
arrived
In
port
yesterday
afternoon
wifi
p
havy
freight
carga
and
pas-rn"pr.s
from
the
south.
Disembarking
here
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i.
nvik.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Scott,
Mrs.
D.
Magnus,
George
Berry,
Gordon
Scoit,
M
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Frank
Waterhouse
freiThter
Island
Kint.
Capt.
McCartney,
ailed
""sterdav
after
unloading
a
large
cargo
here.
She
went
from
here
to
Watson
Island.
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
grounds.
No
cemeteries
were
allowed
Inside
the
walls
of
Rome.
On
each
side
of
the
way
Roman
"big
shots"
used
to
be
buried.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brooksbank
Giencoe.
They
were
at
Carr's
visited
most
of
the
Important
j
Bridge
several
days
and
went
places
but
the
weather
was
bad
I
out
from
there
to
Grant's
Town,
Phone
24
222
Second
Ave.
I
Some
of
the
tombs
are
still
during
their
stay
there
and
they
a
fif-hing
resort.
Then
came
In-dld
not
get
about
as
much
aslyerness
on
the
Moray
Firth.
A
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
they
would
have
liked.
However,
they
saw
the
huge
meat
market,
Notre
Dame
Cathedral,
the
Eli-
castle
on
the
hill
there
is
a
monument,
to
Mary
MacDonald,
who
hid
Bonnie
Prince
Charlie.
TAX
SALE
i
fel
Tower,
and
spent
some
time
SALE
OK
CROWN
GRANTED
MINERAL
CLAIMS
FOR
UNPAID
Wo
Specialize
in
Nairn,
farther
on,
is
a
fish
port.
At
Aberdeen
they
saw
the
;
statue
of
Wallace.
They
thought,
it
quite
a
city.
There
is
a
silver1
granite
quarry
nearby.
There
j
are
a
beautiful
post
office
and
the
most
beautiful
city
hall
het
had
ever
seen.
At
the
foot
of
I
about
the
Latin
Quarter,
abode
if
artists.
Mr.
Brooksbank
said
St.
Malo
another
walled
city
with
walls
eight
or
nine
feet
wide,
had
been
badly
bombed
but-
that
new
buildings
were
going
up.
They
took
another
side
trip
to
Mont
St.
Michele,
where
there
was
a
DISHES
DELINQUENT
TAXES
PRINCE
RUPERT
ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT
HEREBY
GIVE
NOTICE
that
on
Monday,
the
6th
day
of
November,
1950,
at
the
hour
of
ten
o'clock
in
the
forenoon,
In
the
Provincial
Collector's
Of
.ice.
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
will
sell
at
public
auction
the
Crown
Granted
Ml
icral
Claims
in.
the
list
hereinafter
set
out,
of
the
parsons
in
said
list
hereinafter
set
out,
for
all
DELINQUENT
taxes
due
and
unpaid
by
said
persons
on
the
date
of
Tax
Sale
and
for
Interest,
costs
and
expenses.
Including
the
cost
of
advertising
said
Hair,
if
the
total
amount
of
taxes
due
up
to
and
including
the
year
1948,
and
interest
thereon,
together
with
costs
of
advertising
said
Sale,
be
not
sooner
paid.
'
'ihe
Collector
will
be
pleased
to
receive
any
information
respecting
th
following
list
where
the
owner
is
or
was
a
member
of
the
Allied
Forces
and
entitled
to
the
benefits
of
Section
115,
"Taxation
Act,"
or
entitled
to
the
benefits
of
Section
3,
"W
u
Mariners'
Benefits
Act."
LIST
OF
PROPERTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Union
Street
is
an
elaborate
Salvation
Army
citadel.
They
monastery
ana
a
lairy-taie
vu-1
visiteci
Marshall,
a
.business
lage.
The
monastery,
he
though,
tQWn
wlth
harbor
and
fishing
was
a
remarkale
feat
of
archl-
OPEN
FROM
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
and
a
beach
with
fine
golden
tecture.
In
the
village,
they
had
an(J
Then
they
went
south
t0
Pelth
after
a
ter
a
a
mavor
mayor
who
wno
Invented
invented
the.
uie,
steriing,
where
they
saw
PREPARE
FOR
WINTER
.
.
.
w
Name
of
Person
Assessed
Name
of
Claim
Z.
2
O
fl
3
H
m
O
r
H
JlfJSSf1'
-d
the
cemetery
with
the
Rock
HEATIH
tnum
f
RnnrnPTYinuth
WhilP
rt&ca
"
w"
!w
.AL
I
there
they
went
to
Stoneheng,
i
ed
with
the
Bible
cut
.
out
.
of
the
1
face
and
a
Star
of
the
East
We
Stop'
K
am
r
Dfltrhtnn
Vrnm
huVA
.
Nearby
is
Wallace
i
..it.
ru....
above
it.
nicy
visitcu
ttii
oci
uui
y
anu
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
Portland
Canal
Mining
Division
"Cold
V
Salisbury
Cathedral
and
then
Tower
on
a
hiu.
Edinburgh
is
full
of
historic
i
moveu
uu
tu
aiiinigtuii
op.
.
hott
nn.
nf
,h
A
Have
our
HAVE
A
WARM,
COMFORTABLE
BED!
mn,
caMn
Hen
Hur
aeorgc
E
Silver
King
Melvln
Melvln
Number
1
Fraction
(
c.
54
51
5294
52.94
41.18
64
51
40.40
mi
estimates
'.--r
or
steal
Melvln
Number
3
Fraction
I
There
they
saw
Kenilworth
al""u"";",
streets
in
the
home
of
John
of
Gaunt.
"t.honi
there
there.
thev
.tanta
we
At
Stratfora-on-Avan
they
Br
g
Jhey
San
he,v,S1IalCeTare
flZ
Louis
Stevenson
centennial,
and
the
theatre
where
his
plays
"
h
fl
Acckci
ara
ehnmn
Thou
font
a
EiHo
trin
i
intic
""o
Melvln
Number
4
Fraction
52.16
36.70
I
I
t
c.
1375
1375!
13.76!
1375'
13
76
13.761
13.76
1375
13
75'
13.75,
13.76'
1375:
1375
13.75;
13
75i
13761
13
75
13.75,
1375!
13.75;
54
51
t
c.
1
78
1.69'
1
69
1
18
1
78i
1
15
1
63
.95!
1
76
.78
1
65
1
69!
1.72:
111
1
62
1.52
,
1.731
1.76,
1
62
1
69
39
001
37
6o;
37.50
20
25'
39
00
25
50'
38.76
21.00
39
00
17
25
38
75'
85261
38
26
24
75
36
001
3375
38.251
39.001
36
001
36.26!
3I.7B
870
872
13H8
187
18W
1869
1870
4127
4129
4MO
4131
4132
6107
6108
6109
6110
6111
6112
6524
6526
f
nVldson,
Laurence
Stanley
Davidson.
Laurence
Stanley
Zimmerman.
Wanda
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)...,
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)
Applewhaite,
Dorothy
Alia:
Jack.
Pctrie
Snap
non
.
.
Ditto
Kcnyon,
Peter
Thomas
Keuvon.
Peter
Thomas
.
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(NP.L.)
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)
Melvln
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd.
(N.P.L.)
win.
lifland
William
Irwin.
Roland
William
Rcstmore
"Flex-o-Lotex"
Spring-Filled
NAartresses.
QQ'I
50
62.16
60
59
ing-
No
Job
To
Big
Ho
Job
Too
Smoll
in
his
memory
wo.
to
Coventry,
which
was
badly
.clock
battered
during
the
war.
The
beauif
"2,,
;ttu"
J
JZ?'
llC.h
nP
in
the
sheep
country,
through
5372
J
39
61
Day
No.
1
Day
No.
2
,
Day
No.
8
Day
No.
4
Day
fraction
Tacoma
Chinook
Boise
.
Grand
Ridge
Millie
Snoqualmle
Pay
Roll
Number
3
Pay
Roll
Number
4.
hi
M
All
sizes,
from
Simmons
"Harvest
Special"
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
All
sizes
from
naa
Mrjc"
oeen
uestroyea,
urB"uycu'.,w".
was
lci"f:-
repim.
"-"-
..tMwest
Scotland
Rpnt,and
to
to
Scott's
I
mm
pn
l
np
niiKinPKS
$39-50
.
spp
section
nn
nnn
and
the
liic
--""T"Abbotsfordi
.
.
.
,
to
Mel.
,
j;,:t
on
53.72
near
nearly
y
oolites
oDiuerat--
-,
-
thrnh
through
u
64.51
catnearai
were
the
heart
of
i
I
m
(it
but
thp
cathedral
tnwpr
was1
rose
.
.
60,59
,
still
intact.
ODen
air
services
i
rir,
&
hi
MAIL
ORDLRS
ACCEPTED
PROMPT
SHIPMENT
1
A
CklTIE
tllDMITMDE
I
Tfl
the
Robert
Bruce
country
and
i
south
to
Ecclefechan,
the
home
of
Thomas
Carlisle.
tn
innrinn
finished
the
are
held
ln
the
cathedral.
Businesses
are
run
from
temporary
PWr".
-
and
A
G,OOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
OVER
QUARTER
CENTURY
1
1
Qor
4th
v
Dated
at
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
this
28th
day
of
SEPTEMBER,
1950.
.
O.
F.
FORBES.
Provincial
Collector,
DUIV'11
I
buildings.
They
were
around
Oxford
for;
tour,