fir
PAOB
POTTR.
vrlh
MACE
IN
rtANCE
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
DISTILLED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
ENGLAND
a
uflvn
i
isi
noi
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liuu'ir
i
i.
nrrol
Hoard
or
by
the
(iovcriment
of
British
Columbia,
Tin
patt.y
trrws
?g.'t'Ktf-.'.S
CrowingOpem
"In
thedouble-slotted,
automatic
booklet
.
.
Chantecler
papers
are
a
real
help
to
the
man
who
rolls
his
own,
They're
superfine
papers
.
V
ready
gummed,
strong,
yet
thin
.
.
just
right
for
faster,
easier
rolling
1"
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
REPLY
TO
COMPLAINT
Interested"
that
the
player
had
but
(two
personal
fouls
called
on
him.
Sports
Editor.
Daily
News:
That
is
quite
true,
and
very
signifl-
In
reply
to
the
complaint
lodged
;
cant
Two
more
personal
fouls
by
"One
Interested"
against
last
j
would
have
removed
the
player
pa-Saturday's
basketiJall
write-up
in
manently
from
the
game;
and
it
which
one
of
the
32
Taxi,
team
was
'
was
only
after
such
reminders
that
criticized
for
none
too
commend-'
the
play
Improved.
These
little
ad-able
playing
tactic,
I
wish
to
point
monitions
from
the
referee
are
ne-out
several
important
consider-
;
ceseary
to
restrict
the
play
of
those
tlona,
j
teams
and
players
who
mistake
After
writing
up
senior
games
for
basketball
for
wrestling,
or
Cana-the
past
month
your
KDorter
con-
dlan
ruebv.
t
sldered
his
criticism
of
the
niaver!
vntm
RFPfimirR
In
question
very
carefully.
It
was
only
after
hearing
the
remarks
of
spectators
for
some
time
and,
after
careful
thought
himself,
that
he
committed
himself
to
this
pronouncement.
.-
Your
reporter
is
fully
competent
after
years,
of
playing
experience,
coaching
and
refareeing
to
Judge.
Juneau
Boxer
Has
Easy
Victory
Over
Ketchikan
Rival
JUNEAU.
Alaska,
Dec.
8.
Miles
.remarks
play
that
is
dirty
and
not
VlT'VW.
IT
"d
l&Jn.the
be
interest,
of
the
game.
It
f
hKe'ch
,
ln
locking
him
down
in
the
third
I
!w.m.f
ntb,eM
round
end
battertn
hln
biy
m
terms:
h,
"Ratehford
started
to
play.
the
last
three
rounds.
.
and
with
Wrathall
and
D.
Ourvlch.
The
Ketchikan
boy
manned
to
nam
uiiuKnig
wiein
in
wun
niona-
avoid
the
heaviest
TonoMS
regularity
ar.c
deadly
pre
;
clslon."
Is
this
not
punches
and
Murphy
was
r
ruble
to
land
the
indeed,
an
at-
knockout
blow.
Richmond
nnt
tempt
to
give
credit
where
credit
connect
solidly
once
during
the
er-k
due?
lire
six
rounds
Murphy
was
left
It
was
also
mentioned
by
'One
without
a
mark
at
the
final
gong.
GORDON'S
GENUINE
LONDON
GIN
V..
v
-
(
v
-
4&
5sM
BADMINTON
Hoop
Line-ups
!
IS
PLAYED.'
For
Tonight's
Prince
Rupert
Club
.
Entertains
'
Members
oi
Skeena
Club
,
On
Saturday
evening
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
entertain
pies
took
part
in
an
American
tournament,
the
arrangements
for
which
were
hi
the
hands
of
Eric
Gee
and
James
Farquhar.
There
was
good
fast
play
throughout
the
evening.
The
winners
of
Court
One
were
Molly
Cross
and
Ronald
Allen
while
the
winners
of
Court
Two
were
Frances
Cross
and
Bill
Tobey.
These
four
played
off
the
finals
in
a
well
contested
match,'
the
scores
being
11-15,
15-10,
15-5
in
favor
of
Miss
Cross
and
A
Allen.
After
refreshments.
Mr.
Gee
pre
sented
the
prizes,
and
II.
L.
Shad-
well
moved
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
for
the
pleasant
evening
they
had
en
Joyed.
Tf
A
X17V
127.
R.
Wicks,
200;
f
T
all
BILLIARDS
Junior
League
Got
Under
Wav
With
Playing
of
Fixture
Last
Night
In
the
opening
fixture
of
the
newly
organized
Junior
BBjlard
League,
-Hawks
won
from
Jeweler?
by
an
aggregate
score
of
9S2
to
7"
last
night.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
J.
May
i
Hawks),
200:
J.
Bulge
Jewelers),
132.
W.
E.
Hayhu'rst.
152;
W.
Stewart
200.
W.
Hutson,
2C0;
L,
Raabe,
tfl.
P.
Chenoskl,
200;
A.
Straahan
i
W.
Funnsll.
102.
NEW
MILL
GRINDING
British
Columbia
Peace
Rive
Block
started
milling
flour
last
month
froui
No.
1
hard
wheat
lr
the
newly
established
mill
at
Fort
St.
John.
The
new
mill,
representing
an
investment
of
$26,000?
organhed
by
C.
P
Phillips
who
was
aided
by
a
$7500
loan
from
the
pio-
ivlncial
government.
Games
Named
Junior
Leaf
ue
Rovers
J.
McRae.
T.
McMeekln.
ed
the
members
of
the
Skeena
Club
W.
Bremner.
E.
Christian,
a.
Wll
at
the
Mclntyre
Hall.
Sixteen
cou-
llscroft,
A.
Davles
and
Q.
McKInley.
Boy
Scouts
V.
Miller,
E.
Santer-
New
Billiard
Loop
Formed
Junior
League
is
Organixed
With
.Tour
Teams
Entered
Play
Started
Last
Night
A
Junior
.pilliard
League
hat,
en
organised
with
tour
teams
.lawks.
Jewelers,
League
of
Natlom
nd
Bmpress-rentered.
Play
started
ust
night
whfn
the
Hawks
defeated
the
Jewelers
by
a
score
of
952
t
184.
The
schedule
for
the
remain
ter
of
the
first
halt
of
the
season
to
announced
as
follows:
December
19
League
of
Nation
vs.
Empress.
Ltecember
14
Hawks
vs.
Leagur
if
Nations.
December
i
7
Jewelers
vs.
Em
oress.
December
28
Hawks
vs.
Emprea
December
31
Jeweler
vs.
Leagur
of
Nations.
Africa
contains
two-fifths
of
the
ootential
water
power
of
the
world.
m
'
-
";ifi'.:"i-"iftt!i
mm'
"
1
Men
to
Gtntrtl
Eltctrie
Vm-bonds
trry
Tutldtf
feenmj
out
Qtntdt-wtdt
ntiwork.
LOCAL
BOYS
IN
ELEVEN
Bill
Gwyer
and
Jimmy
Stewart
Members
of
University
of
B.C.
Football
Team
Jimmy
Stewart
and
Bill
Owyer
of
this
city
were
members
or
the
University
of
British
Columbia
football
team
which
won
the
inter-
bane,
G.
Viereck,
W.
Smith,
S.
Wat-1
collegiate
championship
of
Western
son
and
J.
Lindsay
Intermediate
League
High
School
A.
Walters,
B.
Un
ger,
o.
Wlngham,
B.
Vance,
M.
Forbes
and
R.
Ross.
Merchants
J.
Currle,
E.
Ding-
well,
F;
Dingwell,
J.
McNulty.
J.
Comadina
J.
Pierce
and
F.
Mor
rison.
Ladies'
League
Cardinals
L.
Lowe,
C.
Irvine,
P.
Stone.
V.
Krikevsky,
A.
Gilchrist
and
G.
Hivett.
Comets
E.
Steen,
J.
Roberts.
P.
Harvey.
N.
Ourvlch,
B.
Jack.
P.
Mac-Oulre
and
E.
Connery.
Senior
League
PanthersA
Cross,
A.
Mitchell
H.
Maodonald.
R.
Irvine,
II.
Lyons
T.
Kelsey
and
J.
McNulty.
32
Taxi
D.
Ourvlch.
V.
Menzies
i..
RateMord.
W.
Wrathall.
D.
Frtz-Jll.
8.
aunrich
and
II.
Menzies.
Canada
in
Vancouver
a
few
days
ago
by
defeating
University
of
Manitoba
4
to
3.
Both
loca:
boy
cai.
be
seen
in
a
group
picture
of
the
team
which
appears
on
the
front
page
of
a
recent
Vancouver
GROTTO
WINNER
Captured
Honors
in
First
Half
Cribbaje
league
Season
Last
Night
of
Qrotto
won
the
first
half
of
the
Criboage
League
season
last
night
although
beaten
14
to
13
by
the
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
which
Had
been
in
the
lead
by
a
single
point,
lost
10
to
11
to
the
Moose
and
thus
MI
behind
the
tobacconists
The
rscond
half
of
the
season
will
start
after
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
In
the
spring
winners
of
the
first
and
second
halves
will
play
off
to
decide
the
ctty
championship.
Scores
test
night
were
as
follows:
Moose
16.
Seal
Cove
11.
I.
O.
O.
F
IS,
K.
C.
12.
Musketeers
14.
Grotto
13.
Elks
14,
Eagles
13.
P.
R.
Hotel
14,
Swifts
13.
League
Standing
W
L.
PtS
Grotto
129
114
129
Seal
Cove
128
115
12
Musketeers
127
116
12?
Wks
126
117
Itt
Mooxe
124
119
lg
y.
O.
O.
F
123
120
ir
R.
Hotel
123
120
IT
"agles
ISO
123
IK
K.
C
106
134
100
Bwifta
106
137
106
The
Soviet
war
machine
has
ef-'
n
been
deserlbed
as
an
unknown
f
?tor
in
U.
mlllts
i-
nowcr
of
Biir
-
e.
It
has
been
estimated
that
Rus-
a
has
a
ntano
n
armv
of
924M0
"-en.
with
more
than
4,500
000
in
IhU
iwm
1
KiitnJaKW
op
abasia
saa
1
1
-
s
-
ut
(Prevents
distortion.
v
;
in
I
law.
.
.
HCO'CAT0
-t
HA
IS70.
MS
UM
i
HUDSON'S
BAY
Highest
Possible
Quality-
An
old
ir.-llow
HiiV.
U4
Whiiky
,
Rom
in
public
fi(M
for
two
c?aturii
.,
er
bouhi
with
tk.
tt
back
of
both
it
reputitioa
211
7ar
old.
aayeriisemem
is
not
pUDiisinti
or
displays
tn
ht
Uqn
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government,
of
British
Columbia.
SPORT
CHAT
An
Interesting
handicap
badminton
tournament
was
recently
held
at
Anyox
with
many
players
taking
part.
On
one
court
Mrs.
T.
Stretton
and
Sid
Peters
were
the
winners
and
m
the
other
Miss
Nettle
Thomson
and
W.
Adams
had
a
perfect
score.
Single
ladder
games
are
now
being
started
at
the
smelter
town
and.
If
'here
an
sufficient
interested,
here
will
be
a
eerie
of
rfauhl
l.ut.
season
and
There
to
an
Active
basketball
sea
TONE
EQUALIZER,!
Cjn
LxcLiswe
tfcaliire
of
iie
General
Electric
M
Hatuie
xincje
RADIO
MADE
IN
IIn
addition
to
Tone
Control.
Ceneral
Electric
H.,1!
nnu
r
ti
llfj
lie
MWTI
VIH
1
B
"Tone
Equalizer"
a
new
development
of
General
Electric
rewardi
a
feature
which
eliminates
cabinet
resonance
and
its
resulting
distortion
of
tone.
Hear
the
C.E.
Popular
Console
and
you
will
notice
what
a
suqiri.Ing
difference
the
Tone
Equalizer
mikes.
Note
how
it
brings
out
alt
the
tonesr-low,
middle
and
high
with
equal
volume,
lloomlng,
unnatural
hass
notes
are
properly
balanced
you
enjoy
superb
Full
Range
Tone.
Remember
that
Ceneral
Electric
is
the
radio
that
has
won
com.
petitive
tone
tests
by
decisive
majorities
over
other
well-known
makes.
Investigate
the
Tone
Equaliser
and
other
advanced
features
of
these
Ceneral
Electric
Sur-Heterodynes.
Prices
are
remarkably
low
and
you
can
buy
on
easy
terms.
CANADA
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
.
4
,
.
Went
Through
Ice
Several
young
fi
iK-Ute
Ice
before
it
had
w.
rftfekness,
are
i-tpm-v
ley
plunges
in
Moim'
day.
Fortunately
serious
.ifcidents
With
the
v.---.."..
cold,
prospects
;u
will
again
be
a
pnn:..
lers.
Badminton
is
proving
very
po-
locnl
PP"
ouiar
in
Anyox
mis
On
Morse
Creek
players
there
have
indicated
that
Js
,0
u,
hooK.
th
r
f
en
son
Prince
Rupe'
the
opportunity
of
-on
at
Anyox
this
winter.
There
are
artion
hpr
Tnor'
three
leagues
in
operation--Inter-
"ally
"ome
kind
intdkue.
Ladles
and
Senior
and
competition
is
keen
In
each
dlvt-lon.
There
are
some
strong
hoop
players
at
the
smelter
town
and
't
i
inc-
!
hasketb.i!'
P.
j.vt
.mi
Arti'
'here
would
erm
'
r
a
inpse
'.In?
is
m
1
M
1
U
vim:::
m
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.
limited
bt-:
JS
'.t
-:
:
'J
--)
fc