-
-
j-i.
THE
DAILT
WEFB
""
-
M
M
GET
cry
pair
is
genu
i"'npns.
A
and
House
SlipiM-r
m
the
Mut,
1
hor
Joh
(Second
Avenue
Victrola
ontrea!
iMisitivHy
going
out
of
fh
lion
on
t'irv
Hunt
Mm
Buy
His
Gift
at
a
Mail's
Store!
SEVEKAL
HEUTirilL
JHtEHfilMi
GOWNS
;iit
your
inspection.
Complete
stock
of
Men'
Drew
Accessories
JION'ERT
VAIIliS.
COUIITROIjS
SBUVirE
(YUay
thnl
impulse!
Get
tt
at
nson
s
The
Gift
That
Keeps
on
Giving
DELIVERY
CHRISTMAS
EVE
i:
vM
to
yiir
dirifltman
tree.
Surprise
the
family.
Where
i
.tl.
club
Higi'tber.
Every
home
houM
bve
muok
and
l
(irthophonu
you
gst
every
musical
inatrumtmt
by
the
'
.Img
artist
f
the
world.
Ruy
monthly
aytnenU
arranged
-uit
customer.
J'rices
.;i.oo
stoo.oo
si
no.oo
S'jvoo
s:s.".oo
cRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
STERILIZATION
PAYING
MONEY
WILL
BE
LAW!
TO
SEE
HOCKEY
Hill
to
W
Re-introduced
at
Ed-
Reason
for
Professionalism
Ex-
monlon
and
Passage
Thought
Probable
.
,
UMUHTUN.
DSC
31
-Thai
win
be
the
rim
province
Id
Cartad
to
enact
a
law
laaallalliii
junln;
ataatll.
gallon
now
mill
certain.
When
in
iToronto
recentky
the
Hon.
George
Head-
qutalt
tliereto.
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
this
15tb
day
of
November.
1937.
JAMES
It.
LAWSON.
1S18
Standard
Bnnk
Bldg..
810
Hastings
St
W..
Vsncotiver.
B.C
Solicitor
for
the
said
Company.
Importers
This
great
Sale
still
offers
you
wonderful
opportunities
of
making
very
considerable
savings
on
your
Christmas
purchases.
The
whole
stock
and
the
stock
is
a
big
one
is
being
offered
regardless
of
cost.
Sale
Now
in
EVERY
ARTICLE
OF
LADIES'
AND
UNHEARD
OF
Full
Swing
MEN'S
WEAR
PRICES
OFFERED
AT
Come
in
early
and
get
your
pick
while
the
choice
is
good
MEN'S
SUITS
LADIES'
HOSE
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
LADIES'
LINGERIE
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
LADIES'
SWEATERS
MEN'S
OVERALLS
LADIES'
SCARVES
MEN'S
SHIRTS
LADIES'
GLOVES
MEN'S
HATS
LADIES'
HANDKERCHIEFS
Many
other
articles
for
Ladies'
Wear
and
everything
that
a
man
needs-
and
for
boys,
everything
for
his
whole
outfit
from
shoes
to
a
cap,
and
household
furnishings
such
Blankets,
Sheets
pwels
etc.
ALL
BEING
OFFERED
AT
SACRIFICE
PRICES.
Remember,
that
even
our
regular
Montreal
prices
are
forgotten
at
this
sale.
This
is
a
real
opportunity
to
save.
Montreal
:
Importers
Third
Avenue.
cent,
the
players,
observing
that
the
promoter
grows
fat
with
profits
while
they
remain
In
rigid
training
on
a
diet
of
kind
words
and
pleasant
smiles,
begin
to
speak
cfie
with
another
in
the
market
places.
They
remark,
pointedly.
"Say.
who's
playing
this
darn
game,
anyway?
Who's
taking
the
bumps,
and
the
slashes,
and
the
butt
ends
In
the
ribs?
Not
that
fat
slob.
It's
ua.
Well
then,
where
d-es
he
get
off
to
get
all
that
Jack,
while
we
dont
get
a
nickel?"
This
la
a
blunt,
crude
point
of
view,
or
course,
but.it
very
human
one.
brethren,
a
very
human
one.
Finally,
then,
the
vttuatlon
amounts.'
to
this:
The
spectators
wont
come
unless
the
play
Is
worth
watching;
and
the
boys
who
make
the
play
worth
watching
wont
perform
unless
they
get
a
cut
is
the
bouse.
SPORT
CHAT
For
the
purpose
of
demonstrating
a
dtep
interest
In
sports
other
than
boxing,
the
Madison
Square
Garden
club
in
New
York,
commonly
known
as
the
"alx
hundred
millionaires."
announced
that
u
banquet
will
be
tendered
champions
in
all
major
sports.
January
1.
Acceptances
have
been
received,
the
announcement
said,
from
"Big
Bill"
Til-den,
outstanding
tennis
player;
Johnny
Weiamulter.
swimming
champion:
De-vereaux
Milburne.
polo
star;
Oene
Tun-ney,
heavyweight
boxing
champion
and
Babe
Ruth,
home
run
king.
No
reply
his
been
received
from
Bobby
Jones,
golf
king.
Clone
to
800
sportsmen
are
sxpected
to
attend.
face
nra
Stioe
Cont
Sale
mues
lef
.
minister
of
health
and
agriculture
lur
Alberta,
staked
that
be
Intends,
at
the
fortheomlssT
a
Ion
of
the
Legislature,
to
re-lisfci
luce
the
sterilisation
bill
which
was
dleeuMrd
last
session
"Blnoe
my
Mil
wu
Introduced
last
session.'-
aald
Mr.
Hoedley.
1
have
a
green
many
resolutions
on
the
aubject.
only
one
of
which
was
opposed
to
uterllUastlon
"Of
course,
the
proposed
Alberta
law
la
designed
in
such
a
way
as
amply
to
protect
the
rights
and
liberties
of
the
Individual.
It
does
not
mean
compul-
aory
sterilisation
No
person
will
be
atcrUlMd
exeept
with
hla
own
consent.
If
he
la
Incapable
of
giving
consent,
then
hla
next-of-kin
muat
aaree.
"The
bill
pajvidea
for
the
appoint
ment
ul
a
board
to
be
cssnpaced
of
thT
members,
one
appointed
by
the
Alberta
College
of
Physicians
and
Stir
gcon.
one
by
the
Senate
of
the
Onieer-'lty
of
Alberta
and
the
other
by
the
Lieutenant
-
Ocvemor-ln-Ooancil.
Thk
board
will
decide
whether
a
given
in
dividual
shall
be
aterillaed
or
not.
Per-
miu.
to
whom
the
proposed
act
la
meant
to
apply
are
thoae
inmate
of
provincial
institutions
who.
but
for
the
dancer
transmitting
mental
taint
to
possible
luture
offspring,
might
with
safety
be
allowed
their
liberty.
I
'Posr.lbly
the
provlaions
of
the
act
may
at
tome
future
date
be
extended.
;'iit
at
present
I
shall
be
well
satisfied
I
if
we
sneered
In
eetaMtahlog
the
principle
of
sterilisation"
Salesman
(discussing
deuils
with
purchaser
i
And
what
kind
of
a
hooter,
would
youiffke.
sir?"
The
New
Owner
One
with
a
note
of
ttlpiain
London
Opinion.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
TION
ACT.
Retlrd
statute
of
Canada.
Chapter
115
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHING
&
PACKING
COMPANY
LIMITED.
HEREBY
OITBB
NOTICE
that
tt
has
under
Section
7
of
the
etiltl
Act
deposited
with
the
Minuter
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa
and
in
the
oft
toe
of
the
Registrar
of
L.i
nd
Titles
at
Vancouver.
British
Columbia,
a
description
of
the
site
and
p'.ana
of
a
cannery,
cannery
wharf
and
perquisites
thereto,
proposed
to
be
buUt
on
the
lands
covered
with
witter
fronting
on
Lot
UU
and
Lot
185.
Range
3.
Coast
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
which
said
Lota
are
situate
at
Johnson
Channel
m
the
aald
Province.
AMD
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
ex-
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
filratloo
hr
first
publication
of
this
notice.
Brit-lab
Columbia
Fishing
&
Packing
Com-
Limited
will,
under
Section
7
of
Kny
aald
Act.
aonlv
to
the
Minister
of
Piibtte
Works
at
hla
office
in
the
City
plained
by
Snappy
"riler
The
ten
clubs
In
the
National
H
League
perform
their
extravaaja:
atenaa,
gardens,
coumuitu
and
fel
which
feprenent
in
round
figures
an
ln-veatntent
of
ilBXXXXOOO
m
real
estate
and
euiidlngs.
The
patacea
which
house
the
smaller
etuba
are.
of
course,
leas
costly,
but
even
though
we
allow
tor
the
remaining
tweaty-eight
only
an
equal
tnvestmeot
with
the
major
league
ten,
oartalnly
a
very
moderate
estimate,
that
makes
130.000,000
of
hard
eash.
tied
up
In
equally
hard
bricks,
mortar
and
Ice.
A
bet
of
0X0J0O0
that
professional
;
hockey
is
popular
spectacle!
"If
aox)OOX)00
isn't
Big
Business,
then
!
Henry
Ford's
a
piker".
In
this
breeay
fashion.
Frederick
B.
Edwards,
in
an
article
"High
Hat
Hockey."
which
anpear,
in
MaeLeans.
makes
It
very
plain
that
the
grand
old
game
of
hockey
has
passed
from
the
schoolboy
etees
to
the
domain
wherein
the
mammoths
of
muscle
and
thoae
who
lead
them
gently
along
the
path
of
financial
rtjMeeaMnes
-see
to
tt
that
spectacular
carorMrtaa
bring
in
Impressive
ahekela.
IIKASUV
l
OK
I'ltdlKXSIONd.MM
Mr.
Edward
thus
shrewdly
eaalyee
the
ressom
whle
lead
to
tmfesstonal-Ism
In
apart:
Let's
get
retrospective
and
find
out
how
this
avenge
thing
came
about.
Recognlced
professional
hockey
bad:
Its
origin
in
the
beginnings
of
the
pre-
sent
century.
During
the
game's
early
Zrcwth
It
was
honestly
amateur,
a
homebrew
proposition
tilled
with
the
fine,
feverish
fremiea
of
local
pride
running
wild.
There
were
seven
men
on
a
team,
rinks
were
barns.'
lee
was
natural
and
any
true
fan
was
.ready
to
lick
the-
everlasting
daylights
out
of
any
other
true
fan
who
claimed
that
the
team
from
the
village
of
tan
number
one
was
interior
to
the
seven
from
the
village
of
fan
number
two.
Shrewd
men,
especially
lu
centres
of
population,
discovered
that
people
could
get
so
c-rnsy
about
hockey:
that
they
would
actually
give
jup
two
bIM
at
the
door
to
get
Into'
a
rink
and
see
a
game.
Prrteaartonahsm.
in
any
sport,
starts
with
the
establishment
of
a
box
office.
Spectators,
who
will
accept
with
easy
tolerance
an
Inferior
performance
for
which
they
do
not
have
to
pay
money,
become
critical
and
anirulat
of
their
criticisms
when
taah
u
extracted
from
them
at
a
ticket
window.
KICKIMl
IIVKK
If
performances
continue
Inferior,
the
stung
sucker
will
.supplement
his
squawk
with
direct
action.
He
wiM
re
fuse
to
come
back,
and
if
he
has
been
very
badly
stung,
he
is
quite
likely
to
kick
over
the
hox
office
on
the
way
out,
just
for
emphasis,
'oincldentallr.
when
the
Derformanee
baa
quality,
so
that
the
suokers
con-'
of
Ottawa
lor
approval
of
the
said
site
i
,.
,
.
.,
tmu
UBer
,B
v"
aud
phUM
and
for
leave
to
construct
the
'toereastag
num
aald
cannery,
cannery
wharf
and
per-
at
a
rural
New
York
school
recently
he
-
!
began
apeaklng
of
himself,
che
subject
It
has
been
said
In
-dispraise
of
Oene
tbe
bys
were
keenest
on
hearing
about
rTunney
that
be
Is
not
the
Ideal
cham-.'He
tald
,hat
w
hardest
bout
had
not
iplon
he
thinks
too
much,
he
yearns
"oeen
WUu
oempinj
but
with
himself.
after
highbrow
stuff,
and
he
Isn't
ihe
and
tl,at
"success
comes
only
with
the
Jolly,
good,
rough-and-ready
fellow
that
development
Cf
the
power
of
the
wtU."
la
pro.
boxer
ought
to
be.
Yet
he
seems
"
"lBel
"training"
to
develop
wUl
to
have
come
off
very
well
before
one
'
Pwer
"
the
same
way
that
he
trains
of
the
most
difficult
audiences
lmagln-,for
Dl
b0"'-
He
gave
nls
ideas
about.
lable
a
crowd
of
schoolboys.
In
a
talk
'sportsmanship,
and
sticking
to
the
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
.
11th
St
rules
oi
the
game.
In
school
or
business
or
the
ring.
The
boys
found
Tunney
well
up
to
their
expectations,
gave
him
,a
hand.'rnd
followed
hla
-tar
to
tbe
gate.
As
for
the
headmaster,
he
said
that
the
champion's
speech
was
one
of
tbe
best
addresses
to
boys
that
be
had
ever
heard.
a
I'ltAlltIK
MVIi?m;K!S
INCREASE
During
the
five
years
between
1921
and,
1826
the
number
of
swine
on
farms
!r
the
Pratrle
Provinces
of
Canada
Increased
b
V.-.J44
according
to
the
Do
minion
Bureau
of
Statistics
The
fig-for
the
two
census
years
follow
1921,
,055.245.
1926,
1.602,489.
The
thought
of
those
precious
hours
her
shining
New
Hoover
will
save
her
through
the
months
and
years
to
come,
will
brighten
her
Christmas
day
as
no
other
gift
you
could
give
her.
And
as
she
goes
about
her
never-ending
battle
with
dirt,
each
day
she
will
have
more
time
for
rest
for
things
'far
more
worth-while
than
housecleaning.
Give
her
HOOVER
the
one
electric
cleaner
that
meets
all
cleaning
demands
completely!
Allow
us,
won't
you,
to
show
you
the
difference
between
a
New
Hoover
and
a
vacuum
cleaner?
Five
minutes
at
our
Demonstration
Booth
is
all
the
time
it
wil
take-
This
difference
is
due
to
Hoover's
exclusivc.principle
of
"Positive
Agitation.
'
Because
of
it,
The
New
Hoover
actually
gets
out
more
than
twice
as
much
dirt
from
a
rug,
in
the
ordinary
cleaning
time,,
as
even
former
Hoovers!
Complete
with
Dusting
Tools
only
S6.2S
down
Balance
spread
in
Easy
Payments
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Third
Ave.
Phone
3
FRASER
&
PAYNE
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Christmas
Gift
Merchandise
on
Display
at
Popular
Prices
FOR
RiN
AND
BOYS
Sweaters
for
Mtn
and
Boys
A
new
shipment
of
Universal
Sweaters
has
just
arrived
in
all
the
newest
ntylen
and
finish,
in
100
ler
cent
pure
wool
and
siik
and
wool.
Boys'
heavy
knit
pure
wool
sweaters,
C
tC
with
hsawl
collar,
pullover
style
veswO
Men's
Silk
and
Wool
Sweaters,
assorted
colors,
four
pockets
in
contrast
fiJQ
JE
trim.
Cardijian
style
JOef
J
.Men's
Heavy
Knit
Svreaters
in
pullover
and
Cardigan
styles,
shawl
QH
collars
3.UU
A
new
line
of
Men's
Novelty
Silk
Broadcloth
Shirts,
in
fancy
brocades
and
plain
shades,
each
packed
in
fancy
gift
box.
.5J:.!).i,
S3.50,
$4.75
to
S7..10
-SPECIAL!
SMALL
HOYS'
TWEED
RANTS
Open
knee,
assorted
patterns,
lined
throughout.
Three
pockets.
Belt
loops.
From
2
to
8
years.
Special
value
Q-f
CA
per
pair
?J.erJU
j(jg
FOR
LADIES
Ladies'
Dressing
Gowns,
in
eiderdown
and
fancy
figured
cord
velvets.
$7.."o,
ss.no,
$io,.o
Special
in
Two-Piece
Lingerie
Sets
Vests
and
Bloomers
in
fine
quality
Rayon
Silk,
as
sorted
shades.
All
lzes
Per
set
Kayser
Special
A
new
number
in
shadow
pointed
heel
stocking;
silk
to
the
welt,
.Full
iasnionea
in
semi-service
weight,
lnis
is
wonderful
value
at
per
pair
New
Novelty
Suspended
Girdles
in
Swamie
Silk
and
Silk
Brocades.
v
.
Sl.OO,
Slirio,
.SI
.,
Sjtt.no
each
.Jpielty'lIandkerchief
and
Garter
Sets
fn
fancy
gift
boxes.
Assorted
designs,
per
set
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
GENERAL
DRY
GOODS
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