I
'V;
sir
1
M
if
Positively
their
first
appearance
since
returning
from
America.
Betty
Nutholl.
left,
and
Mrs.
Feamley
WhittingstaU,
two
Wight-man
Cup
representatives,
team
in
ladies'
doubles,
at
Ealing,
London
tournament
recently.
MAROONS
WINNERS
Scored
Easy
4
to
1
Hockey
Victory
Over
Boston
Last
Night
Cana-diens
and
Toronto
Draw
MONTREAL.
Nov.
16:
Montreal
Maroons
and
Boston
Bruins
played
their
first
game
of
the
season
in
the
National
Hockey
League
here
Saturday
night,
the
Maroons
winning
easily
by
a
score
of
4
to
1.
Tht
Monlre!
Canadlens
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
were
unable
to
break
a
.'toe-aJIfldeftcUock
at
Toronto.
'?
.W
Last
night
the
Detroit
Falcons
defeated
tha-New-
Ywrk
Rangers
at
New
York
while
th
New
York
Americans
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks
played
a
one-all
draw
at
Chicago.
The
Detroit-Rangers
score
was
2
to
1.
SOCCER
AT
First
Game
Was
Draw
and
II.
51.
C.
8.
Skeena
Won
Second
8KIDEO
TE.
Nov,
18:
Twn
ox
cmnv;
xooiDaii
games
were
piayea
Borden
between
II.
U.
Q.
St
Skeena
and
from
a
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Borden
Street
Lost
By
Score
of
C-0
Saturday
Afternoon
The
scheduled
Junior
League
football
game
was
played
on
Saturday
resulting
In
a
win
for
the
High
School
over
Borden
Street
by
a
icore
of
eight
to
nil.
Skldegate.
recently,
the
result
of
I
dropped
the
bail
well
In
front
of
the
uie
urn
oein5
a
iwo-aii
araw.
ai
High
School
goal.
The
last
part
of
the
end
of
tho
fTrst
half,
score
wa
the
half
ended
with
the
Hi3h
Schoot
one
to
nil
in
favor
of
the
Skaena
pre!ging
artd
the
score,
High
8-
''.
Both
teams
put
up
a
eleau
awl!
strong
game.
In
the
second
gafea,
tbo
8kena
won
by
a
score
of
4
to
3
At
half
time
akldegate
was
In
the
lead
3
to
I.
U.B.CWINS
W
SOCCER
Defeated
University
of
Manitoba
i
to
3
Saturday
to
Take
Western
'
Canada
Football
Title
I
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
1$:
The
University
of
British
Columbia
won
the
Hardy
Cup,
emblematic
of
Wastern
Canada
intercollegiate
football
championship,
by
defeating
University
of
Manitoba
4
to
3
in
the
final
gam
at
Athletic
P
irk
here
Saturday
aftemion
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
November
16
Moose
vs
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Engles.
Orotto
vs.
Swift's.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Musketeers
K
C.'s
vs.
Seal
Cove,
November
23
Swift's
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Elks
vs.
Musketeers.
I.
O,
O.
F.
vs.
Moose.
Eagles
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Orotto
vs.
Knights
of
Columbui.
n.iciw,
vv.
w.
u
Nvui,
ana
linesmen,
DeMarco
and
Hartnes.
8
November
17
Rovers
vs.
Boy
Scouts
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
November
SO
League
ot
Nations
vs.
Japanese.
!
Tuxis
vs.
Merchants.
Amacona
vs.
Cardinals.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Panthers.
November
2
1
Rovers
vs
Japanese
Association.
Toils
vs.
High
Srhool.
'
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
32
Taxi.
1
November
27
'
League
of
Nations
vs.
Boy
Scouts.
Hlfh
School
vs.
Merchants.
Oatdlnals
vs.
Comets.
'
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
.
December
I
League
of
Nations
vs.
Rovers.
Tivxls
vs.
High
School.
Amatoru:
vs.
Cardinals.
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
December
4
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Japanese
Asso.
Tuxts
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
32
Taxi
vs,
C.
N.
R.
Basketball
Scorers
SEASON
TO
DATE
Senior
League
I.amhlff
CNR
12
4.m.mrtn..W,
Note
BS,
Boy
Scouts;
LN,
League
of
Nations;
R,
Rovers;
J,
Japanese
Association.
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
November
19
Legion
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs.
Empress.
Ften
Packers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
I.O.O.F.
ve.
Sobs
of
Norway.
November
26
Grotto
vs.
Old
Empress
Hotel
Moose
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Musketeers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Seal
Cove,
Legion
vs.
I.O.O.F.
November
30
Seal
Cove
vs.
Elkj.
Musketeers
vs.
Eagles,
Moose
vs.
Swift's.
Of
otto
vs.
I.
o.,o.F;..
K.
C.'s
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
December
3
Fish
Packers
vs
drotto.
,
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Moose..
Musketeers
v&,
Legion.
0.
Emp.
Hotel
vs.
Sons
of
-Norways
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
7
Swift's
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
Musketeers
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs.
Seal
Cove
Eagles
vs.
Elks.
1.
Q.
O.
F.
vs.
K,
C.'s.
December
10
,
Orotto
vs.'
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
Msose.
I.O.Q.F.
vs
Musketeers.
'
'
ytsh
Packers
vs.
Old
Empress,
SonK
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park.
Cedarvale
Parent-Teacher
Assn
Mrs.
Itobert
Wjgglns
ii
President
of
Newly
Organized
Interior
Body
nrninirif
t
n
.
n
.
i
ywAivvAi.,.
miv.
raffm
Teachers
Association
has
been
or
ganlbed.
here
with
officer
as
foU
lows:
I
President,
Mrs.
Wjgglns.
!
Vice-President,
Mrs;
F..
Bruce.
.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Miss
L,
j
Thompson.
Convener,
Mrs.
E.
CadwallaOr,
TtoT
nA.tr
.Y
vrs
18
e
J
si
SPORT
CHAT
M"Nulty
(P)
:
9
njlle
events
In
track
and
rowing.
Dr
E.
Smith
(CNR)
9
wnite
College
youths,
recklessly
exerting
themselves.
In
competitive
sports
for
the
glory
of
their
alma
mater,
may
unwittingly
cause-
themselves
great
bodily
harm,
Or.
H.
Marx
White,
professor
of
medicine
at
the
I
University
of
Minnesota
recently
itolcj
the
International
assembly
of
said,
are
especially
damag
Ross
32)
1
5
I'O.
young
nearis.
uasneioivi,
,
Morrison
iCKR)ZZZZZZZZZZ.
7.
baseball,
swimming
and
many
of
Irvine
P)
ZZ.
"
8
tne
track
events
are
ideal
exercise
Styles
CNR
...
4
-"wna
not
engaged
in
too
strenu-
D.
Gurvlch
32"
ZZZZZZZZZZ.
4
ousIv"
he
said.
"Even
football
may
B.
Stalker
(CNR)
3
w
senwuiav
o
wnra
man
is
on
Macdonald
P
ZZZZZ.
2
exhibition
for
his
alma
mater
and
Intermediate
League
sion
of
Congress
passage
of
a
reso-
Morrlson
T
14
lution
exempting
visiting
contest-
Thurber
(T)
12
ants
and
officials
coming
to
the
Nakamoto
(T)
12
Lake
Placid
Games
from
the
usual
Unger.iHS)
..
19
passport
and
visa
requirements
up-
Wlngham
(HS)
9
on
Dresentatlon
of
the
official
Ol-
Wilson
(
Junior
League
Santerbane
BS)
Calderone
BS)
Dominate
(Ltt
Yager
LN)
High,
won
the
toss
and
kicked
;
McMeekln
P)
downhill.
During
the
first
few
rain
?taer
utes
of
the
game,
Chrfjrttson
missed
McKlnley.
R
i
good
chance
at
the
Borden
goal,
K4naya
J)
.
but,
following
an
up
thfleld
by
Igfchlmoto
Jf
ooraen
iorwaraj
was
aoie
to
re-!
oKamoto
u
cover
and
put
High
one
up.
FplIoWf
lng
the
centre,
Borden
pressed
but
Lindsay
shot
behind.
The
play
remained
fairly
even
for
a
while,
with
Klikendalt
and
Santerbane
scoring
for
High,
and
the
Borden
forwards
showing
some
good
combination.
Twice
the
High
School
goal
was
In
danger
but
Morgan
saved
a
hard
ihot
from
LlndjSay,
the
return
shot
going
behind.
The
secend
half
was
featured
by
sombination
play
on
the
part
of
the
High
School
team,
and
by
several
dangerous
attacks
on
the
High
goal
by
Dorden
forwards.
Dungate.
3anttrin
and
Christian
added
'o
the
High
score.
Neknn.
for
the
sWo,
struck
the
crossbar
ofttner,
and
later
again
Antonelll
(LN
12
Bs
...::::::::::i2
10
-
10
8
6
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
D.
L.
F.
A,
N.
Y.
Americans
Mont.
Maroons
1
N.
Y.
Rangers
1
Detroit
1
(R)
"
Mont.
Canadiens
0
loronio
u
Boston
.'...0
rt
f
t.ii;
P.,
3:
3'
2
?!
posed
under
the
Immigration
l::
and
granting
free
entry
for
their
personal
baggage
and
equipment
to
properly
accredited
and
Identified
participants
In
the
Lake
Placid
Oames.
28
Cash
Prizes
,
For
Best
Letters'
Association
at
Milwaukee.
The
five
&1I
0.00
.Offered
by
Dr.
Wll
nains
iweaicine
v,u.
lur
True
Stories
of
Your
Experiences
if
you
have
derived
benefit
from
ihe
use
of
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills,
or
If
some
one
in
your
home
or
In
your
circle
of
friends
has
been
help-
Ratchford
(32)
2
5t,ains
'utweii
Deyona
nu
naiurai
m
uj
ukm,
uctc
u
juu
-
Cross
,p,
2
Pwers,
ne
is
injuring
his
body."
S.
Gurvlch
i32
3
Kenny
(32)
For.
the
firs
Um
th
season
Johnson
(CNR)
snow
has
tipped
the
mile-high
i
Note
CNR,
Canadian
National
mountains
that
surround
Lake
Pla-Railways;
32,
Three-Two
Taxi;
P-,
cid,
N.Y.
Low
temperatures
of
the
Panthers.
past
few
days
have
left
a
covering
of
white
on
Marcy,
Whlteface.
and
Ladies'
League
the
other
great
Adirondack
peaks,
Pritchard
(A)
1$
turning
the
minds
of
sports
Ynthu-
Boddie
(A)
7
slasts
to
the
third
Olympic
Winter
Morris
(A)
4
Games,
to
be
staged
there
from
Harvey
(A)
2
February
4
to
13.
1932.
A
new
im-
L.
Lowe
(Cards)
2
petus
has
been
given
to
the
Oames
Note
A,
Amazons;
Cards,
Carl
with
receipt
of
a
letter
from
Prel-,
dlnals;
Com.
Comets.
dent
Hoover,
in
which
he
says
that
:
he
will
recommend
to
the
next
ses-
ity
to
win
a
cash
reward.
Write
to
the
Dr.
Williams
Medicine
Company,
Brockville,
Ontario,
telling
about
the
case
helped
by
Dr
WliHams'
Pink
Pills.
The
details
must
be
true.
Don't
make
up
or
invent
anything.
Give
all
the
Interesting
facts,
telling
in
your
own
words
'Why
I
Recommend
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
PUls."
Cash
rewards
will
be
given
as
fol
Moxley
T
7
ympic
Identity
cards,
which
will
be
of
me
Person
other
than
the
writ-
F
Dingwell
(Ml
7
duly
visaed
without
charge:
wntv-
ter
oI
tn
letter,
It
must
also
be
slgn-
E.
Dingwell
(M)
4
lng
the
tax
of
eight
dollars
1m-11
b
person
as
a
guarantee
of
Walters
(HS)
2
Forbes
HS)
2
Hlckey
(M)
I
Note
T,
Tuxls;
HS,
High
Schools
M.
Merchants.
lows:
$25.00
for
the
best
letter.
$13.00
j
lot
the-
second
best,
$10.00
for
the
:
third
bes.
and
26
rewards
of
$2.00
each.
I
'
Remember
that
every
statement
vou
make
in
your
letter
must
be
lit-,
rally
and
absolutely
true.
Every
letter
must
be
signed
with
the
full
name
and
correct
address
of
the
writer.
A
letter
may
describe
more
than
one
case,
but
If
It
describes
the
case
I
the
truth
of
the
statements
made.
The
writer
ot
the
letter
must
give
the
name
and
date
of
the
paper
in
1
which
he
or
she
saw
this
announcement.
Literary
excellence
or
fine
writing
will
not
win
a
reward
unless
you
have
a
good
case
to
describe.
The
-wrct
will
be
given
for
the
strength
of
the
recommenadtlon
not
for
literary
style.
The
Dt.
YUllami
Medicine
Co.
-1
11
U
....
W
.
L.
1
1
-1-
j
I
Eiiau
imic
n
ic
iikiii,
mi
puuiuii
uuy
t
letter
entered
in,
the
Contest
whe
q
;
ther
it
wins
a
prize
or
not.
rr
vctv
iUirfjeuicoe
'y
20
Jot
lie.
and
In
fia
t
tin
of
fifty
mml
on
hundred.
.
Muf
uturod
by
laperul
TeWco
Company
I
Cm!,
Liraltwt
wr
30h,
1931.
and
the
prlzps
will
b?
The
contest
will
close
on
Novem-warded
as
roon
.;;
pt)ble
thereafter.
Do
not
delay.
If
you
know
of
i
good
case
write
your
Irtter
NOW.
ObseiYe
all
the
above-meBUonad
eondUiea
earefully.
Addrest
all
letters
as
follon-s:
The
Dr.
William
Medine
V..
,
Bretkvftle,
Ontario.
I4tsr
0enteM
Department.
An
x-ray
irurhine
which
shows
organ
of
the
body
la
three
fllmen-lon
haa
been
dweioped
hr
Jnavarsltjr
or
California
TOMORROW
AiA
Qhe
RECORD
SPEAKS
Jb,
ITSEIF
In
owning
the
Canadian
National
KtMMtfnn
nt
Tivnnto
on
FrUlay,
.in
fti
t
II,
Karl
Jtllirtte
widi
"OirrafM-tUxl
nJJ
yearn,
the
ftopulailon
tf
Canada
han
Inrrrated
hy
6,HH),(XH)
i
the
retvniieof
the
Gm-emment
from
$22,000,000
to
$460,tXa,l)IO
and
thm
tahie
of
her
trade
from
$169,000,000
to
$t,t00jmjm.
In
lie
tame
time,
her
manufacture
hare
Inereanetl
ten-fold
and
her
crop
acreage
threefkdd,
'
This
ramarkalde
record
ennmragen
a
feeling
af
optlmUm
for
thefnture."
Hurl
Jcllicuu
also
made
tlic
following
reference:
"Cunndu's
rcoril
growth
consti
lutes
uu
achievement
of
world
hnportuueK
and
slands
as
u
ehallcngo
to
future
progress.
Tins
phenomenal
growth
is
the
direct
result
of
thai
splendid
courage
und
determination
which
the
people
of
Canadu
showed
so
strikingly
from
1911-1918".
Tho
record
for
puhlio
favour
'which
is
held
hy
Turret
Cigarettes
is
the
natural
outcome
of
quality
consistently
maintained
throughout
the
years.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco;
grown
und
ripened
right
out
in
tho
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
uhout
that
and
tho
high
quality
is
'Mnhred".
1
Quality
and
Mildness
urret
C
I
G
AR.ETT
ES
HT
1.
f
-
w.