THIS
AND
THAT
Prlnrc
Cuprti
Daflf
Hetaf
t5.
Mnhctty,-
June
28,
1948
T
PIONEERED
HERE
Mr.
C.
f.
Paftinttari
Passe
Away
In
Montreal
A
woman
Who
lived
htr
tot
several
years
during
pioneer
days
and
became
well
known
and
esteemed
by
many
friend
passed
away
not
tone;
ago
in
Montreal
in
the
person
0
Mrs.
ASSIST
RELIEF
Bnrden
Street
Pupils
Raise
-
I1S5
.Throarh
Varied
Activities
Borden
Street
School
Junior
Red
Cross,
with
the
assistance
eal
Relief
Fund.
This
amour;
ted
to
$22
and
speaks
well
fof
the
generous
response
of
the
pupils.
The
grades
staged
a
competition
among
themselves
to
see
which
could
donate
the
most,
and
Grade
One
with
$4.89,
Grade
Four
with
$4.20
and
Grade
SIX
with
$4.05
were
the
leaders.
V
ralem
(own)
t--00
iMRlAlTC
of
their
Parent-Teachers
Asso
Charles
t.
Partington.
She
was
the
widow
of
th
later
Major
toiv
Avu
a
e
ciation,
held
a
very
successful
tea
and
sale
at
the
school
on
riday
afternoon"
and,
as
a
result,
the
local
Flood
Relief
Fund
.Will
be
increased
ky
$125.
C.
T.
Parttnston
who
w
fn
the
retail
liquor
business
here
before
World
War
1
and
who
was
kniefl
in
action
in
France
during
that
I
in
aaaiuon
to
ine
iea
ana
1
sale
of
home-eookrng
there
were
j
articles
of
kltchenware,
potted
plants
and
bulbs.
Leather
goods
j
made
by
Grade
Four
were
also
,
on
sale.
j
'
J1"
Two
separate
r"
J
Viv
coated
with
Moirs
tongue-tempting
A-
jf
f)
Li
T
XXX
milk
chocolate.
yT
T
flC
DCT
wr
During
the
afternoon
the
Bor-
I
conflict.
They
lived
on
Seventh
Avenue
East,
having
built
a
home
there.
After
the
war
of
1914-18
Mrs.
Partington
wa
for
some
time
engaged
in
Instruction
work
among
disabled
vet'
erans
in
military
hospitals.
She
had
been
in
aftlng
health
lor
some
years.
Mrs.
Partington
is
survived
by
one
child,
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Moore
of
Seattle.
Mrs.
C.
W.
Peck,
Wife
of
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
is
a
niece.
den
Street
School
Choir
excelled
Y
i
MILLER
BAY
SCHOOL
IS
CLOSING
LOOK
tOK
THIS
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
'
personalities
)f
Early
Days
tlb-1'
AAmt
fe-fve,
frtf,
Program,
Prize-Oiving
and
Special
Supper
I
All
the
children
wore
gay
caps
ot
red,
white
and
blue
and
those
I
too
young
for
the
school
classes
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL!
"The
paper
truck
was
delayed."
With
members
of
the
medical
.
WPre
wheeled
in
to
join
the
party
and
nursing
staff
and
other
visit.
IONEL
CRIPPEN
Hotel..
themselves
in
their
program,
singing
"I
Love
the
Merry,
Merry
Sunshine,"
"Golden
Slumbers,"
"This
Canada
of
Ours,"
"Cornish
May
Song,"
"The
Little
Dustman"
and
"Alouelte.''
Olive
Strand
was
a
capable
accompanist.
The
sale
was
under
the
supervision
of
Mrs.1
S.
A.
Cheese-man,
assisted
by
Mrs.
H..
C.
Flood,
Mrs.
J.
Lunn,
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Amos,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Llneham,
Mrs.
D
Parent,
and
Mrs.
W.
McLeod
assisted
by
Grade
Six
pupils
with
president
William
Blackaby,
and
treasurer
Eddie
Olsen,
looking
after
the
finances.
in
the
various
wards.
The'
pro-giaai
consisted
largely
of
recitations
by
the
children
of
their
own
selection
from
their
memory
nel
Crippen,
who
landed
prior
to
1909
and
left
in
Radio
Diai
KW
Kilocycle
CFPR
ors
moving
from
ward
to
warj
to
hear
a
closing
program,
children
in
the
Miiler
Bay
Hospital
concluded
their
studies
for
the
A
.
I
ACHIEVEMENT
Bcrden
Street
Junior
Ited
Cross
Has
Enviable
Record
Many
of
the
visitors
to
the
,
was
short,
black-eyed,
effi-t
and
quite
alive
to
all
that
(Subject
to
change)
I
work
including
items
from
semester
on
Friday
afternoon.
Pauline
Johnson,
Robert
Louis
Prince
It
uprt
Dr.
R.
E.
Foefster,
Nanaimo;
Dr.
A.
L.
Pritchard,
Nanaimo;
.....
iVarlert
talent.
we?e
nrnnrllv
ex-
ci....r.
iikn.t
ci.,.nn.
rince
ttuprri,
mar,
long
ago,
'
ktobuh,
c..
nmni
oicvcua
Borden
Street
School
tea
and!
little
better
than
a
railway
CIt"cu
"u
w"e
iwurneu
uj
wilii
sang
-ciod
Save
The
King";
Rose
L
io
camp
but
u
'
of
interest
by
Dr.
J.
D.
Ga,-
Russell
sang
two
solos,
acconv
f'
M'f
8ale
"J
were
reatl
lm"
r""-"
1
i
'
nam,
ham
Washlna-rnnv
Washington;
R,
R.
V.
E.
Har-
Hat.
.
mMttrf
pressed
hu
by
a
a
summary
summon,
nn
on
a
i
km
most
of
the
time.
His
wui,
"ie
meaicai
supenmen-
panying
hersel
on
the
guitar
ris
and
Bellingham;
J.
R.
blackboard
giving
the
details
ot
nds
called
him
'Crip"
and
icnt;
Dr.
Miehael
Ormiston,
his
and
Robert
Johnson,
John
Char-
Bgt
Nam"
son,
J.
Wong,
Ter-
the
school's
achievements
Included
in
the
total
sum
was
the
amount
donated
by
the
children
voluntarily
towards
the
io-
kii
everybody
am
me
same,
i
iuuuu,
r..
m.
uuk,
ne
ana
L.arry
Pierre
piayea
guita.1
race;
M.
Sailons,
Vancouver;
M.
through
Junior
Red
Cross
acti-Bannister
Smitlters;
A.
Leach,
titles
ift
the
past
five
years.
The
timithers;
S.
S.
Letth,
Vaneou-
fact
that
pupils
had
collected
ver;
H.
Lodef,
Prince
George;
M.280V
emmons
in
five
veari
loved
a
Joke
and
was
not
lady
superintendent;
Miss
Mary
trios.
perpetrating
a
few
him-
Morton,
Miss
M.
F.
Piatt
and
The
children
offered
their
con-
jMiss
Clare
McGrath,
the
head
j
tributions
to
the
program
from
MOfrDAV.
-r
J4.
4:15
Stock
Quotation.
and
1m
4:30
Lyle
Evans
4:45
The
New
Mother
Goose-5:00
Spring
Time
5:05
International
Trade
Fair
Broadcast
(CBCJ
5:30
Pops
on
Parade
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
8:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Summer
fallow
tfnstCt
Stop
Itch
Bites
when
there
was
some
nurses,
and
others.
Ince,
their
beds
and
their
disabilities
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
8hea,
San
was
almost
incredible.
HtatRask
iff
rumor
about
bombs,
a
jsicr-looking
object
was
seen
were
triumphantly
ignored
in
the
Gabriel,
California;-
W,
R,
W.
During
the
years
when
War
excitement
of
prize-giving.
The
smith,
Port
Hardy;
Mrs.
E.
At-
Savings
Stamps
were
available
youngest
prize-winner
was
Al-
nold
and
son,
El
Monte,
Calif
or-
the
pupils
collected
tea
and
cof
fred
Davidson
who,
with
one
arm
nia;
C.
House,
Lockport,
111.;
R.
fee
coupons.
These
were
sent
to
linst
the
wall
of
the
city
hall,
boneless
herring.
In
a
compara-
Quirk
I
Stop
itching
of
Imwl
WtM,
hent
rarti,
et-tenta.
hive,
punpleA,
utalw,
Bmhiea,
ulhlrtr
I
UM
and
ohw
fKrrnBlly
causrd
(tin
trimMci
f
ciuii
k-jninii,
socllnna.
antiwutic
O
O.
O.
WaemlTION.
.r-ai,,
almiHrn.
ItrH
"(
-r
y..ur
rnonry
UtO.
Vuur
ikuHist
tuck.
O.
D.
O.
PRCtCRIPTION.
t
around
the
corner
from
the
"'y
way,
wiui
ouiera,
a
ir.-
station.
It
was
regarded
P't
wa
Parted
on
Digby
Isl-
in
a
cast,
had
struggled
earnestly
Coburn,
Prince
George;
Mr.
and
the
wholesale
firms
who
refund
When
repairing
the
old;r
building
the
new
see
us
for
nla-I
all
kinds
of
construction
ierials.
Mitchell
&
Currie
limited
r
PHONE
363
f
Builders
and
Contractors
h
caution.
No
one
leit
like
v
""f
with
his
studies
to
receive
a
Mrs.
S.
Blackwell.
Wlstafla:
J.
W
M
the
value
nf
h
em.non
In'
8:00-Date
After
Dark
unnecessary
chances.
It
no
ook
a
e
aamg
pari
m
g-
Cnarlle
gtoker
Dnnean,
W.
ft.
tork,
war
savings
stamps.
This
money'
8:30-Guy
Lombardo
Show
K
how
suggested
a
nome-
."B
""
.
Uaraaro1
1n-ah
tr.nm
n
Rnnrrvstrte-
Mr
n
ftero
vn-
thon
f,ort
v.
h
9:00
Musical
Comedv
Hits
.
nADt
Al.r
enI
tftm
fVia
e
i"iilur9t
raiiwav
"
,
.
explosive
and
was
piacca
''rVt
'
.Lake
also
made
nntahi.
nrowe,
couver;
C.
B.
Smith..
Nanaimo:
Junior
Red
Cross.
With
the
stoo-
10:00-CBC
New
rr
rmprr
'
r--
o-
i,t
r,f
moior
f.,r
a
t.hnr-
warehouse
at
Prince
WIUTHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
-
-
nn,t
whn
-,irPn
nut
a
ttrr
i
during
the
year
although
never
M-
'inompson,
Vancouver;
A.
ping
or
the!
War
Savings
Stamps
iu:iu
aanasiana
Ritterhouse,
Nelson;
O.
L.
John-
the
children
continued
the
col-
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
i
w
'hnvinor
hfpn
In
srVirml
hpfnrp
nod.
About
500
feet
of
old
"ipi
ioua
u,
in
mk
-
;:
,,
,
Aftr
nri7p-2lvinr
the
children
son
New
Westminster;
E.
Toiley,
ection
Of
coupons
and
-then
had
10:30
Let's
Dance
themselves
had
gifts
of
knitted
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
M.
the
firms
feturn
the
value
Of
11:00
Fish
Arrivals
and
News
ii
and
string
became
gradu-
'he
King,
had
gone
l
i
unwound,
then
a
quantity
heeded.
Laiiuneue.
Vancouver;
v.
j.
ine
coupons
in
premiums.
Tries-!
ii.vo
weainer
ana
oign-un
nppdlp
rflKps
tn
pivp
t.n
Mrs
TY-iiii:
i
I
sacking,
and.
finally
the
I
Stirring
times
in
Skeena,
just
i
Dr.
F.
i
premiums
were
then
sold
f.
11:15
Songs
Ot
ToCay
r
(euflt-a
small
orange.
then!
A
few
more
years
rolled!""
Neave.
Nanaimo:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
nerlodic
sales
and
the-
wroceed.4
ll:30-Weather
forecast
Kaien
Co-op
tw
outrage
was
never
brought
along
and
In
1914
brought
war
jmu
mm
m
urain
MISS
uy-
Q
H
Campben
Prlnce
Oeorge;
e8fmarked
for
Junior
Red
Cross
II
:31-Message
Period
jn-
to
anyone
but
Crip
was
i
'Crip"
was
among
the
first
to;",
Miss
umiiner
miss
Drum-
Df
Q
Frefontaine,
Montreal;
services.
11
:33-Recorded
Interlude
HOUSEHOLDERS
:i
the
credit.
There
were
no
volunteer.
He
louna
nis
place
oi
mm.
D
Q
Anderson
Vancouver;
Miss
A
summary
Indicates
the
tre-
ll:45-Lefs
Waltz!
,i
i
rest
on
the
Western
Front.
One
I
To
close
the
proceedings
a
Ii.ils.
Y.K
M.
Page,
White
Rock;
K.
Esen-
mendous
job
the
children
have.
Jiinnen
was
Interested
for
a
can
picture
him
yet-waving
a
special
supper,
high
-
lighting
,
Westminster:
M
Mi-
flnne
ver
tw
venf
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
in
the
fishing
industry.
He
hand
from
the
steamer,
and
pink
Ice
cream
and
individual
'
Vancouver;
H.
House,
Key..
February
1934
io
June
1944
12:15
CBC
News
Give
your
Kitchen
the
"New
Look."
Drop
in
ami
check
the
new
line
of
Cabinet
Hardware
matching
your
kitchen
color
scheme
with
pre-harmonized
paints
and-colored
Inlaid
Linoleum.
1
$275.25
12:25
Program
Resume
i
inn
ui
tnwc
wnu
cmij
m.
vwiiur
v..-..
j-,
-
weswmnsier.
lD.oia
coupons,
value1
possibilities
of
popularizing
you
blighters."
!
The
girl
prize-winners
were
.
-
stamps.
jo
September
1944
to
June
194;
Margaret
Joseph.
Rosalie
12:30
B.
C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
1
:00---Symphony
Orch.
2:00
Sheila
Presents
351
brd
West
Box
1127
Phone
179
I
Juliet
Lawley,
Sally
Moore,
Rositf
ltf'500
coupons,
value
$275.00
Prince,
Lena
Motse,
Florence
stamPs-
Helen
September
1945
to
June
1946,
Moise,
Green,
Margaret
.
White,
Dorreen
MacKay,
Anne
146'817
coupons,
value
$284.75
September
1946
to
June
1947,
16,200
coupons,
value
$100.00
stamps
and
$147.32
sales.
September
1947
to
June
1948
Poole,
Jessie
Thorn,
Frances
Toma,
Mary
Bailey,
Rose
Russell,
Rebecca
Stewart,
Josephine
Russell,
Brenda
Harris,
Evelyn
Char-tie,
Edna
McKay,
Betsy
Peter
and
Leonie
Louie.
20.243
coupons,
value
$356.ri9
sales.
The
boys
who
received
prizes,
Cash
donaltoM
to
riood
Re.
were
Johh
Charlie,
Harold
Bol-
jej
run(j
$22
00
ton,
Leonard
Alexcee,
Robert
Totals,
'8fi,280'2
coupons,
$1,
-
jofiusun,
ftiirea
uaviason,
Mien
.
4j
j
jj
aei
Adams,
Sam
Alexander,
Phil-.
NOBEL
PRIZES
The
Nobel
prizes
are
awarded
under
the
will
of
Alfred
Bern-
ip
Stewart,
Stephen
Dominick,
William
Dominick,
Arthur
Derrick,
Henry
Joseph,
Albert
Stevenson,
Raymond
Green,
Robert
nard
Nobel,
Swedish
chemist
,
,
'i.
Norris,
Norman
Green,
Edgar
and
engineer,
who
died
in
1896.
Davis
and
Solomon
Robertson.
'""
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.act
"
.
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NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
AfPl.v
Any
person
who
is
30
years
of
J-EME
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that
the
Skeena'
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Liimwr
company
Limited
of
Btll-
ted
States
citizen
for
nine
years
mor.
B-
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occupation
lonKers
and
can
be
elected
to
the
UA
Senate.
ifoth.lnS!oV1,S
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
foreshore
and
hert
f
PX,
u
"!
l
VOl'K
grorer
U
glad
you
are,
that
he
can
again
m
(i
lt
you
have
all
of
your
favorite
JelM)
you-want.
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COLUMBIA
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i
chains;
thence
830
decrees
E
40
TAKE
NOTICE
that
t
by
ordeft
or
Bis
chains;
thence
810
decrees
E15
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Pulton,
made
the
chains;
thence
S80
decrees
W
au-10tlLd.!10'.e,D;
l948;
1
Proximately
3
chains
to
the
high!
CHERRY
ssJ
STRAWBERRY
RASPBERRY
ORANGE
LEMON
'
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r
,
"Av
V
;
"OTr
mrn
tnence
northwesterly
Estate
of
Carl
(Charles)
Albert
.w
Kail-
gltmg
the
Bhorellne
t0
the
mnt
J(
trom.
deceased.
commencement
and
containing
30
All
parties
having
claims
aga
nst
8cre9
more
or
lesg
3
Hie
buiu
cai.abc
m
c
.irrrrwy
rruncw
Storing
logs.
to
lurnlsh
same
properly
verllled
to
me
on
or
before
the
3Jst
day
of
July,
PINEAPPLE
Sl.uk
up
your
lutcli-n
clipboard1!
willi
llil
ili'liriuus,
fuifl-fnll
ilranrrlii.
He
member
-
sparkling,
rc.1t.rful
Jell
O
it
on
uf
the
mot
appealing
yl
tlirifliest
decern
yuu
can
ierve.
Eiijuy
It
regularly
1
Vfoti
-fou
J
only
in
M0
?
Date
of
8tnme:
May
25.
1948.
Dated
this
lBtli
day
of
June,
1948.
P.
L.
Nortncott,
Agent
for
skeena
lumber
company
Limited.
'AD.
1948
after
which
date
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
,
to
any
claims
ot
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
All
pnrtitn
indented
to
tne
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
tholr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
city
of
Prlnca
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
I4th
day
at
June.
A
D.
1948.
CORDON
P.
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ft
!
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
nf
the
-Administration
Act"
And
In
the
Matter
nf
the
Estate
of
t
harles
Blrtwhbitle,
neeeased,
4II
O
it
a
Iradt-morV
awn(l
ky
Carol
inaral
Faadfl
faadl
Gnrai
Oanaral
fo
Foedt,
Liinifad
A
rKt
at
r5-
II
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
Order
of
RIs
Honor
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Bri
tish
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
17th
day
IvgsidS
in
of
June.
AD.
1948.
appointed
Admin
i
istrator
of
the
Estate
ot
Charles
Blrtwhistle,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbta.
who
died
on
or
about
the
1st
day
of
April.
i948,
at
Haney.
British
Columbia.
All
per
sons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
toNDlE'
-Standing
Room
Only.
By
Chid
Young
LiJf
y-IS
'bzi
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
saM
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
I"
Wonderful
news!
This
new,
modern
form
of
jrast
needs
bo
refrigeration.
You
can
buy
a
month'j
supply
V"
1
and
keep
it
in
the
cupboard!
It
stays
fresh
till
you
need
W&JL
It
fust
dissolve
a
package
according
to
directions
and
m
use
as
fresh
yeast!
Gives
you
perfect
risings,
delictous
Var
'lTitJ
bakings
in
super-speedy
time.
Get
new
Fleischmann's
CPtJJCllnpi
Royal
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeast
at
your
grocer's
to-day.
JT
Once
you
try
it
you'll
always
use
it.
'.
1
aay
before
the
31st
day
or
July.
14U
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
17th
day
of
June.
A
D.
1948.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
,
(168)
P.