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UtO.
Tue
sday,
March
?3,
1948
Today
in
&port
NICOLL
IN
LAST
ROUND
K
t
.
V
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
CisitfYls:
Se
pef
'Or!
bet
Insertion,
minimum
chnn;e,
50c.
Birth
!totlo,
60c:
Cards
of
Thanh.
Dentn
Notices,
Funeral
Notices.
Marrlase
t
and
Engagement
Announcements,
13.
'
i
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Jack
Frew
to
Meet
Les
Parks
in
lesion
Billiard
Scmi-Final
By
winning
his
match
against
J.
Kerrlghan
last
night,
Jack
Frew
reached
the
semi-finals
of
the
English
billiard
tournament
at
the
Canadian
Legion
and
will
meet
Les
Parks
to
decide
who
will
FOR
SALE
Boat
Iceland
I,
42
FOR
SALE
Piano,
Phone
Green
?4
633.
.j
,r
r
ft.,
11
It.
beam.
Chrysler
motor,
$8,000
or
nearest
offer.
Phone
Green
612.
(701
FOR
SALE
Pacific
Type
Steel
Heating
Boiler,
Nominal
78
play
In
the
final
match.
Last
H.P.,
No.
8523.
Plus
2-
H
P.
El-
night's
score
was
J.
Frew
(plus
FOR
SALE
Oft
RENT
Walk-in
Refrigerator,
18
ft.
by
34
ft..
In
four
comnartmehts.
Red
441'
ectrlc
Motors
and
miscellaneous
parts.
Phone
342
Evenings
Red
399
of
Write
P.O.
Box
027,
Prince
Rupert.
?4
an
FOR
RENT
trolling
boat
Knox
Hotel.
(76)
FOR
SAMi-Sl-ft
"Elder."
Apply
Room
18.
Jackie
Budinich
Dominates
-
(
Ladies
Hoop
League
Play
The
final
statistics
oi
the
Ladies'
Basketball
League
show
Jackie
Budinich,
playing
her
last
year
for
Bo-Me-Hi,
capturing
most
of
the
scoring
honors
in
her
league.
She
tops
the
lc.igue
with
89
points,
25
points
more
than
runner-up
Betty
Hamilton
of
People's
Store.
She
leads
in
field
goals
with
34;
led
all
season
In
free
throws
of
which
she
scored
21;
most
free
throws
attempted.
43;
most
points
game,
19;
most
Hold
goals
game.
7,
and
most
free
throws
in
a
game,
6.
Nina
Youngman
of
Sweet
Sixteen
had
the
best
free
throw
percentage,
54.
by
scoring
7
out
of
13
attempted.
Betty
Hamilton
and
Lorraine
Thornton
of
People's
Store
had
the
most
fouls,
17.
Game
records
show
Bo-Me-Hi
and
People's
Store
scoring
the
most
points
in
a
game,
38.
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Sweet
Sixteen
combined
to
score
the
most
points
by
two
teams
in
a
game,
ii3.
All
three
teams
tied
for
n
ost.
fouls
in
a
came,
11.
Again
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Sweet
Sixteen
joined
together,
this
time
to
commit
the
most
fouls
in
?ame,
25.
People's
Store
had
the
longest
winning
streak
which
lasted
for
8
games.
Sweet
Sixteen
had
the
longest
losing
streak
of
7
games.
Followiim
are'
the
records
of
teams
and
plnyers
compiled
by
Oliver
Snnturbane:
O
FG
FT
FTA
FT
PF
Pts.
Bo-Me-Hi
10
104
49
125.392
63
257
People's
Stove
U
103
24
79
304
79
230
Sweet
Sixteen
...
.
,
U
59
28
81
346
84
140
FOR
RENT
Furnished
two
room
suite
with
shower.
1235
Park
Avenue.
71
25i
150,
J.
Kerrlghan
(plus
40)
130.
Jimmy
Nieoll,
who
has
won
consistently
throughout
the
tournament,
continued
his
victorious
career
in
his
game
in
the
semi-finals
defeating
C.
L.
Youngman
150-141,
thereby
becoming
one
of
thr
two
players
to
play
In
the
final
match
on
Wednesday
night.
Yonngman,
who
was
playing
scratch,
and
conceded
NIcoll
10
points,
.started
off
with
a
break
of
32
early
in
the
game
but
Nicoll,
the
dark
horse
of
this
tournament,
played
a
steady
game
and,
after
a
neck-and-heck
struggle
throughout,
the
game,
won
out
by
nine
points.
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SporUns
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lb.!
26"
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with
all
Sights;
....$ii5.00;
Also
.303
Ross
Sporting
.
Models;
t)55.00.
Excellent
Con
r
f
.
-p
M
I
'
-
2
or
4
room
suite
or
unfurnished,
623
3rd
Ave.
W.
FOR
RENT
-furnished
reasonable.
dition
Guaranteed;
limited
FOR
RENT
House
at
1008
6th
Ave.
E.
Partly
furnished.
$20
month.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Ufi
quantity
available;
Will
Ship
C.O.t).
Write
Carlof,
531
Bes-serer
St,
Ottawa,
Ont.
71
I
room
Itn
FOR
RENT-
One
.sleeping
801
Borden
Street.
ROOM
AM)
BOARD
FINAL
HOCKEY
STANDINGS
TOVt
BALE-
"Simple)!
Engine
Ma
to
31
HP.
air
cooled;
30
to
v
185
H.P.
Marin
Straight
oi
Reduction
Drive;
also
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
B.C.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS.
t)
ROOM
AND
BOARD-S43
each
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
G
FG
FT
FTA
FT"'
PF
Pts
I
Players
Team
t.
fiudiiiWh
i
Bo-Me-Hi
i
room
for
rent.
Table
meals
.Toronto
...
32
13
1
5
182
143
77
Mrs.
Lawhy,
822
Fl-aser
Street
Detroit
30
12
18
187
148
72
!
B.
Hamilton
(Peoples
Stove
(tf)
Boston
23
13
24
167
168
59
D.
McLeod
(
Peoples
Stove
)
FOR
SALE
Fresh
eggs
at
308
7th
Ave.
West.
(70)
(New
York
.
21
13
26
176
201
55
Canadiens
.
20
11
29
147
169
51
HELP
WANTED
FOR
SALfe-16
ft.
boat!
3
h.p.
WATCHMAN,
$1440-1740
Chicago
20
6
34
195
223
46
Curri
(Sweet.
Sixteen,!
Youngman
i
Sweet
Sixteen
i
Thornton
(Peoples
Stove)
.
Thain
.Bo-Me-Hi
Sedgwick
(Peoples
Store)
...
Full
partciulars
on
engine.
Both
almost
new.
Ap-
Rupert.
BBBM.'1..
1"
ill
,
mil
w
ii
-
"
r-.?
-a-
-!
,
-
,.
-
K
'
l
posters
In
Post
Office
or
Civil
ply
nrst
shack
past
New
Floats.
.
(70)
FOR
SALE
tTsed
Kitchen
Ran-j
fees
for
wood
and
coal,
Kitchen
Chairs,
Electric
Sewing
Ma-J
Bill
(Peoples'
Store)
Youngman
i
Sweet
Sixti
HOW
RED
CROSS
HELPS
In
the
R'ed
Cross
Port
Nursery
at
Halifax,
a
young
mother
tates
on
the
hardships
of
her
past
life
as
she
rests
with
her
baby
on
the
threshold
cf
a
n
happier
world.
Just
reopened
after
being
released
from
Army
occupation,
the
Red
Cross
,;
Nursery
extends
the
first
welcome
to
thousands
of
displaced
adults
and
children
from
e
Pd
Cross
welcoming
services
to
Immigrants
are
supported
by
the
current
campaign
(
000
PRO
BASKETBALL
Sunday
Portland
84,
Vancouver
72.
Seattle
33,
iJelUngham
75.
Saturday
Bellingham
68,
Vancouver
90.
Seattle
59,
Portland
73.
Service
Commission,
Vancouver.
Application
forms,
obtainable
thereat,
should
be
filed
hot
later
than
April
8,
1948,
with
the
Civil
Service
Commission,
701
Yorkshire
Bldg.,
625
6eymour
St.,
Vancouver.
M.
Lykegaard
i
Bo-Me-Hi
)
I.
Kildal
(Sweet
Sixteen
i
chine,
Electric
Ironer,
China
Cabinet,
Electric
and
Battery
Radios,
5-plece
Bedroom
Suite,
10
34
21
43
49
12
8)
10
31
2
13
15
17
64
11
24
6
24
25
14
54
.11
19
6
21
29
15
44
...
9
18
7
13
54
11
43
11
18
3
9
33
17
39
9
14
10
28
30
3
33
10
14
3
7
43
4
31
11
13
3
11
43
4
31
.10
9
6
14
43
12
24
.11
10
1
9
11
10
21
11
9
2
6
33
2
20
.11
6
6
16
37
5
18
.10
5
2
9
22
8
12
I
11
4
2
4
50
4
10
....
9
4
0
1
00
3
3
10
2
4
7
57
10
8
10
1
4
8
50
11
6
9
2
1
3
33
2
3
7
2
1
3
33
13
5
...
3
2
1
5
20
1
5
.4
1.1
1
100
0
3
11
0
2
8
25
15
2
....
9
1
0
1
00
0
2
9
Of)
1
00
11
0
...
7
0
0
0
00
0
0
7
0
0
0
00
1
0
4
0
0
0
00
1
0
3
0
0
2
00
1
0
3
0
0
0
00
1
0
j
ted
Kingdom
and
the
Domln-
Several
fight
offers
luv.
iN.
Pavich
(Bo-Me-Hi)
ij.
Husoy
(Sweet
Sixteen)
L.
Thompson
(
Bo-Me-Hi
i
E.
Jordan
(Sweet
Sixteen
D.
Kennedy
(
Bo-Me-Hi
...
tit
WORK
WANTED
Frigldalre,
New
Kitchen
Ran-j
SHORT
SPORT!
lonsl,
like
present
enrket
and
ocen
made
ua-.my
wl
rugby
trips,
may
result
from
an
body
so
long
as
he
r
Empire
conference
to
be
held
gets
a
crack
at
the
B:
ges
best
quality.
Other
useful
,
,
MIDDLE-aged
woman
will
Mt
Civic
Centre
.
i
m
London
curing
the
Olympic
European
title.
What
makes
a
great
athlete?
Games.
The
British
Football
articles
at
rem
saying
prices,
i
aftW
children
CTenlngS.
PhOn
Come
nd
look
them
over.!
oreer
588
'
tt
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
i24.
...
.
itn
WANTED
Bookkeeoer
-Stenog
WEDNESDAY
Sport
Sir
Adolphe
Abrahams,
honor-
Association
is
alwaiting
replies
H.
Balagno
(Peoples
Store)
n.
Matson
(Peoples
Stove
i
L.
Webster
i
Peoples
Store)
Y.
Bimundson
(Sweet
Sbtte
M.
Grenewood
Bo-Me-Hl
A.
Dumas
(Sweet
Sixteen)
..
rapher
required
for
Public
A-
M-
be1
BO-Bo-Me-Hl
Gym
Classes
Accountant's
office.
Must
FOR
SALE
8cf
ap
wood,
random
lengths.
1
cord,
$6.00;
3
cords,
$16.00.
Phone
Green
977.
(86)
e,?::
"
,,7.
"
,,
I
1:00
Bo-Me-Hl
Gym
Classes
ary
medical
officer
to
the
Bri-
to
invitation
letters
sent
recent-
,
tish
Olympic
athletic
teams,
says
y
to
Canada,
Australia.
New-good
physiques
are
usual
but
zraland.
South
Africa
and
the
not
nessaryily
good
health.
Writ-
vVest
Indies.
Besides
tours,
ques-ing
In
tne
London
Evening
tlons
of
common
policy
between
Standard,
Sir
Adolphe
said
Bri-
Empire
countries
and
methods
of
;
tain,
the
Dominions,
Colonies
encouraging
soccer
in
tfte
Com-
'
and
the
United
States
will
al-
monwcalth,
are
likely
.to
be
dis
2&E
am
2:30
King
Edward
Gym
WANTED
FOR
SALE
Kitchenette
table.
English
pram,
single
bed
with
7:00
Rup-Rec
Intermediate
A.
Skoro
(Sweet
Sixteen)
.w
B.
Wide
(Peoples
Store)
J.
Mcintosh
(Sweet
"Sixteen
i
....
M.
Wincile
(Sweet
Sixteen
v
.,
brass,
Girls
spring
mattress,
two
coal
oil
WANTED
Old
copper,
heaters
all
practically
new.'
aluminum,
tin,
zinc,
babbit
cussed.
i
Wth
Minora
M
Phone
Red
03.
(72)
Grealcr
comfort,
pb
1
ttiat'i
the
lowdown
on
Miiw
Key:
G
-Gaines,
FGFielcl
Goals,
FT-Free
Throws,
FTA-Free
Throws
Attempted,
FTr;
-Free
Throw
Percentage,
PF-Personal
Fouls,
Pts.-Points.
FOR
SALE
Wartime
circular
ting
heater
complete
with
ways
be
prominent
In
the
sport
world,
but
every
nation
and
evn
every
race
may
produce
examples
to
prove
those
countries
have
no
monopoly.
'The
marathon
race,
for
example,
has
been
',.
V.,,
n
n,-t.nL-
on
Artrnnlinp
fl
Teen-Age
Badminton
8:30
Rup-Rec
Leaders
Basketball
6:30
League
Finals
Special
Events
1:00
Gyro
Luncheon
2:00
Ladles
Social
'
7:30
Kinsmen
Exec.
quolily
blade
In
the
low-f
lead
and
old
storage
batteries.
Northern
Eenterprizes
next
to
Enterprise
Grocery,
144
3rd.
West,
one
block
from
McBride.
Phone
343.
(91)
PERSONAL
i
Tommy
McGovern,
well
known
British
lightweight
boxer,
who
i
began
his
professional
career
in
i
the
United
States
after
the
Bri-
FITS
YOUK
DOUBtf
fOC
pipes.
1326
Plggot
Ave.
(62)
j
FOR
SALE
6"
wick
burner
for
range.
Apply
544
0th
West.
j
MIXED
'A'
FIVE
PIN
SCHEDULE
Smoke
Eaters
and
Dynamiters
Tied
"
.,;.,
tish
Board
of
Boxing-Control
re-
JaDanese,
and
an
Algerian.
,,,
And
ri
,
.
.
.
.
,,
9
.
fused
him
a
licence
to
box
In
.
(75)
in
all
probability
as
the
vogue
BUYERS
OF
Ij.S.A.
Products.
We!
8:00
Little
Theatre
-
-
the
United
Kingdom,
now
has
jrAvv't
t
permission
to
box
in
Britain.
Ad-
4a,.n,
TRAIL
(P
Trail
Smoke
Eate
s
of
athleticism
spreads,
excep-
Citizen's
Forum
1
Ill.n.U..
nimnn,llape
(i.trl
tin.tnl
nil,
nlao
U't
QlinPfir
IrOnTl
troller
"Mag-
act
as
your
personal
purchas-seen
at
Mas
in
agnt,
for
any
Item
you
(78)
hiay
wish
to
purchase.
For
Him
z.liuuri
Ity
yjufliimno
nunai
nw""
"
"
!
nitnUt
m
T
1
VP
Schedule
Jor
Uit
ihud
part
01
the
Mixed
"A"
Bowling
League
Is
as
loiiows:
Murcn
24
Midgets
vs.
Kilowatts,
Thistles
vs.
Pioneers,
,FOR
SALE
32'
nor".
Can
be
;
sett,
B.
C.
stewards
of
the
6
to
6
here
last
night
in
Britis.i
even
more
remote
parts
of
the
I.EAGt'E
board,
after
interviewing
Mc
MEN'S
FIVE
r.H
Columbia
senior
hockey.
The
world.
Athleticism,
fc.tr
Aooipne
t
home,
office,
factory,
mine
or
Govern,
reprimanded
him
for
ninaninners
vs.
uousers,
neuu-i
....
.
,
,
......
...
.
,
..,i
u,.iv,to
i,t
JFOR
SALE
7,000
feet
2x
fir
28
Mar.
Army
vs.
Co-oo.
pinners
vs.
Atomics,
McMeekins
Best
ot
nve-game
nnai
seues
if.
a.wmau1.ul1
,h
ixing
outside
their
Jurisdiction.
l:
I
.
...itrt
nn
nth
Ala
tV,
r,
V
no
n
M
I'
H
.lilt
Leais
vs.
Grotto.
Thorncliffes
vs.
Pushovers
Maoie
L,eais
vs
HOW
Ilea
at
lu
.us
eaui
win.
a..
--
-
t
fh
rrhnlrp
le
a
nnmlnnl
nnp
even
unhealthy.
On
the
wnoiei
-
one
game
tied.
tnllU
Address
all
Inquiries
to
JOHN
F.
BRADY
FOREIGN
BUYER'S
AGENT,
9717
Dehl-son
Ave.,
Cleveland
2,
Ohio,
U.S.A.
.
(80)
flooring,
4,000
feet
corrugated
galvanized
footing,
doors,
windows
and
timbers.
Apply
R.
C.
Mutch.
(tf)
the
essential
feature
is
co-or-1
r
dination
"and
possibly
an
elus
ive
chemical
suostance.
1
M
LINDSAY
MOTORS
It
vs.
Fish
Dock,
Canfisco
vs
Thorn
uold
Heals.
Sheet
Metal,
Moose
vs.
Scotians,
March
31
McMeekins
vs.
Stones
vs.
Mutts.
Head
pinners
Pushovers
vs.
Apr.
2
Thorncliffes
vs.
Thorn
Dodgers,
Atomics
vs.
Thistles.
Sheet
Metal,
Army
vs.
Moose,
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Pioneers.
Kilo-Co-op
vs.
Scotians.
Stones
vs.
watts
vs.-
Gold
Seals,
Midgets
vs.
Grotto,
Mutts
vs.
Canfisco.
Leafs
Kinniinners.
vs.
Fish
Dock.
I
April
7
Atomics
vs.
Pioneers,
Apr.
9
Leafs
vs.
Canfisco,
McMeekins
vs.
Kilowatts.
Head-Grotto
vs.
Scotians,
Stones
vs.
pinners
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Midyets
Fish
Dock,
Army
vs.
Mutts,
vs.
Dodgers,
Kinspinners
vs.
tians.
Mutts
vs.
Fish
Dock.
Avmv
Maple
Leafs,
Pushovers
vs.
Aor.
lb
Thorncliffes
vs.
Sco-.Thistles.
FOR
SALE
Piano.
Phone
Red
269.
l
(73)
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
6,
Tacoma
4.
PERSONAL
Soccer
tours
between
the
Unl-
1
WE
Have
a
Buyer
for
a
3-bed-room
bungalow
with
basement
and
furndce.
Also
buyers
for
4
and
5
room
well-built
homes.
FOR
SALE
1947
3-ton
Mercury
dump
truck,
two-speed
rear
axle,
7"'
Murion'hotst.-S
yd.
wooden,
box,
new
engine,
TRAIN
LATE
TONIGHT
r
n"!
er.-..-?
j.i:T."v'3
Thorncliffes
vs
Moose,
Co-op
vs
April
14
Pushovers
vs.
Manle
to
a
late
connection
at
,
XrVfl.
fiTOiPw
i
'
Due
List
with
Armstrong
Aueneie
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Leafs.
Dodgers
vs.
uoin
Meais.
clutch,
brakes
,king
pins,
tie
r,
tonight's
train,
due
from
'
T&&W2.4
l
Jaspe
fr.r
w.t
results.
...ito
tm.
s.
Canfisco.
.
Co-op
vs
SECOND
AVEXl'E
AND
I
IKST
STUITT
Service
Department
Now
Open
for
Business
FLAT-RATE
LABOR
QUOTATIONS
SUPPLIED
ON
l!l
(
f:sT
Phone
342
ni
v
Thnm
Rheoi
Metal
the
Eas
Midgets
vs.
Trusties.
MeMeen-ins
vs.
Kinspinners.
Atomics
vs.
Kilowatts,
Headpinners
vs.
Pio
t
at
10:45,
Is
running
,nx
."
&JWUmMtM
.
1
.and
fifty
minutes
late
and
(
pC?l
I
hours
and
a
representative
will
call,
stones
vs.
Leafs.
i
(741
Apr.
23
Army
vs.
Fish
Dock
.Co-op
vs.
Canfisco.
Mutts
vs
neers.
is
duiT
in
at
5:35
tomorrow
Aoril
21
Atomics
vs.
uoltl
Seals.
Kingpinners
vs.
Thistles.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Lea
is
vs
nACIflNKK
rOR
SALE
rod
and
tie
rod
ends,
heavy
duty
front
and
rear
springs,
spare
gas
tank,
heater
and
all
other
accessories.;
i
Fully
insured.
Price
$2,500.
Phone
Blue
416.
(70)
FOR
SAL&-Tenders
will
be
re-.
celved
by
the
undersigned
np
to
noon
Of
Wednesday,
April
McMeekins
vs.
Manie
L,eais.
Headpinners
vs.
Kilowatts.
Dodgers
vs.
Pioneers.
Midgets
--vs.
TO
SAW
bettet
lumber
more
Pushovers
Anril'
28
McMeekins
vs.
Seotlans.
Stones
vs.
Thorn-cliftes.
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
Apr.
30'
Mutts
vs.
Scotians.
Leafs
vs.
Moose.
Thorncliffes
vs.
Canfisco.
Stones
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Armv
vs.
Grotto.
Co-op
vs.
Fish
Dock.
Mav
7
Co-on
vs.
Grotto,
Stones
vs.
Canfisco.
Fish
Dock
STAY
FRli-.l
LLNGER
Flowers
cut
late
in
the
afternoon
stay
fresh
longer
because
PHONE
866
Thistles.
Headpinners
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Kingpinners
vs.
Pioneers,
of
the
increased
sugar
content
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
BC.
(tf)
14,
far
the
purchase
of
Lots
which
is
highest
about
4:30
p.m
vs.
Scotians.
Mutts
vs.
Moose
Leafs
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
I
to
4,
inclusive,
of
Block
21
S.D.
of
D.L.
WO,
Plan
818A
Pushovers
vs.
Gold
Heals.
Min-gets
vs.
Atomics,
Dodgers
vs.
Kilowatts.
May
5
Kingpinners
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Pushovers
vs.
Kilowatts,
Atomics
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Midgets
vs.
Pionpers.
McMeekins
Army
vs.
Thorncliffes.
Stewart
Townsite,
Casslar
Dis
trict,
together
with
buildings
MFTt,
WORK
I
situate
thsreon
and
contents
GOOD'lATlNOrj
PLUMBING
Installations
and
vs.
.Dodgers.
Headpinneis
vs.
Thistles.
Mav
12
Headpinners
vs.
Dodders.
Midgets
vs.
Maple
leafs.
Thistles
vs.
Gold
SpaK
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Tef
ms
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughlng
and
stack
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons.
629
strictly
cash.
Q.
F.
Forbes,
I
tomato
K3&v3
If
fiawM
I'rrT.
I
1
Kln-jninners
vs.
K
1
1
o
w
a
1
1,
s.
Pushovers
vs.
Pioneers.
McMeekins
vs.
Atomics.
Official
Administrator,
Ad
Sixth
West.
Phone
54$.
(tf)
!
Advertise
in
tm;
Daily
News!
mlnistrator
of
the
Estate
of
Samuel
Deschamps,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(77)
I
right
him:
I
FOR
SALii
WE
Have
Just
had
some
very
fine
property
listed
that
warrants
LOSt
LOST
on
Sunday
forenoonrone
TIMIll.lt
SAI.i:
X-llld.-.
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Forests
at
Victoria.
BC.
not
later
than
11
a
m.
on
the
5th
day
of
April,
1B48.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X44165.
to
cut
1.84fi
-000
f.b.m.
of
Spruce.
Hemlock,
and
Cedar,
on
three
areas
situated
on
the
West
side
of
Louise
Island.
Cumshe-wa
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
District.
Two
1
2
1
years
will
be
nllowed
fur
removal
of
timber
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
COTTAOE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
fresh
Mao
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
8ERV1C
shatterproof
glass
ventilator
t
wdng
for
automobile,
witn
top
and
bottom
chrome
fittings.
Return
in
any
condition
to
Dally
News
or
Phone
369.
ward.
(71)
rertinr(e
of
Tide
.
I(i77-I
to
l.nt
TwMiljr-nne
(2i.
Blmk
n
(I),
nr
inKlrtrf
tot
Thre
Hnmlrcit
and
Mvtj-iie
i'MH),
Villa
rf
Terriwc,
Map
STJ.
.
WHEREAS
.1
Batfctffy
proof
of
loss
of
the
sbove
Ortlfirat
ot
Title
Lsued
In
th(
name
of
TBomas
W.
Boss
has
been
tiled
la
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
t
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
puu.ltrat.nn
your
Investigating.
For
example,
there
are
two
choice
view'
lots
in
Section
Two
that
are
partially
cleared
and
excavated.
The
owner
Is
leaving
town
and
must
sacrifice.
There
IS
also
a
lovely
home
out
there
with
three
bedrooms,
sunporch,
dining
room,
etc.
as
well
as
a
fenced
yard
all
on
two-
lots.
Very
reasonable
too.
We
also
have
some
business
lots
downtown.
There
are
very
few
of
these
left
so
If
you
are
Interested
in
low
cost
quality
property
see
us
at
once.
To
Inspect
any
of
this
property
or
other
listings
that
we
have,
For
Prompt
Service
Call
BERT'S
TRANSFER
r'5
3
hereof,
tissue
Provisional
Certificate
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Combined
With
Prince
Uupert
Holtle
Collector
Phone
342
or
call
into
the
of-
i
of
Tltl
la
Heu
or
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
ta
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
lu
writing.
BATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Of
fice
at
307
Third
Avenue.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Real
Estate
Insurance
CIGARETTES
fice.
Prince
Bunert.
BC.
this
16th.
flay
of
March,
1948,
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON
'
W.
D.
Weiss,
Prop.
Home
Phone:
Green
955
303
3rd
Ave.
West
Office
Phone:
Blue
810
'
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tleglrtrar
ot
Title
(0)
tdu
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in
the
Dally
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