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BOOTH
WON
IN
SOCCER
Defeat
d
Borden
Street
Four
to
Nil
Saturday
Afternoon
The
regular
game
In
the
Junior!
Football
Leaeue
on
RitnrHnv
wif
!
productive
of
an
eagerly
fought
match
with
Booth
winning
from
Borden
four
goals
to
two.
but
it
was
only
In
the
closing
minute?
that
the
winners
were
able
to
establish
their
lead.
Booth
had
the
better
of
the
opening
exchanges
and
attacked
steadily.
Borden
defence
was
sound.
Annesley
was
safe
and
Hong
and
Veltch
defended
well.
Colussl
opened
the
score
with
a
first
rat;?
shot
from
Nelson's
centre.
Borden
had
more
of
the
game
and
Shrub
sail
showed
to
advantage.
Later
a
cross
from
the
same
player
went
to
Lindsay
who
beat
Munro
to
put
the
teams
level.
Annesley
saved
splendidly
from
Nelson
and
Corner
went
close.
McMeekln
was
foiled
In
the
goalmouth
and
then
Borden
attacked.
Shrubsall
narrowly
missed.
Colussl
turned
a
centre
from
Nelson
over
the
bar
with.
a
good
attempt
to
convert
and
later
wa
successful
In
giving
his
team
the
lead.
.Borden
made
headway
and
McGulre
drove
over
the
bar.
Half-time
found
Booth
leading
two
goals
,
to
one.
Booth
had
the
hill
and
presse.1
but
Borden
took
up
the
attack
and
the
game
was
fought
out
In
mid-field.
Lindsay
was
dangerous
and
two
corners
were
barely
cleared
by
Booth,
defence.
Nelson
and
Colus&i
were
dangerous
but
Borden
go'
away
and
Lindsay
levelled
the
score
again.
Play
became
faster
with
Hong,
Houston
and
Veltch
prominent
for
Borden.
Colussl
added
a
third
for
Booth
and
then
Nelson
made
it
four.
Booth
nearly
.scored
arain
but
fulltlme
foumi
the
Borden
defence
holding
them
out.
,Borden:
Onnesley;
Currie,
Hong:
Houston,
Veltch.
Naylor;
Lindsay
CNeHl,
Campbell.
Shrubsall,
Mc-Ouire.
Booth:
Munro:
Eby.
Ferguson
DeMarco,
Gomez,
Ritchie:
Nelson.
MacDonald,
Colussl,
Hale,
McMeekln.
1
Referee.
J.
Campbell:
linesmen
W.
W.
C.
O-Nelll
and
T.
Dungate
Borden
was
well
served
by
Annesley,
Hong,
Veltch.
Houston.
Lindsay
and
Shrubsall,
white
Booth's
best
players
were
Ferguson.
Gomez.
Colussl,
McMeekln
and
Boy.
U.
S.
Football
University
of
Southern
California
53,
University
of
Oregon
0.
Stanford
25,
Oregon
State
Col-,
lege
7.
California
13,
Washington
Statu
College
7.
University
of
Washington
38,
Idaho
7.
Harvard
14',
Army
13.
Cornell
32,
Penn
0.
Pennsylvania
32,
Lehigh
o.
Wett
Virginia
19,
Washington
1
Yale
27,
Chicago
0.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
American
Eldorado,
32,000,
Storage,
11.6c
and
4c.
Ithona,
3,500,
Booth.
11.6c
and
4c.
Charlotte,
4,000,
Booth,
11.6c
and
4c.
Canadian
Aleve,
1,400,
Booth:
10.10c
and
3c.
i
I
You
can
pay
more
but
you
cannot
find
a
purer,
clearer
gin
than
.
.
.
Had
Hard
Race
Looks
like
a
bad
case
of
smallpox,
but
Us
only
No.
33.
who
struck
some
bad
roads
and
a
couple
of
detours
during
a
race
in
England.
It'll
all
come
off.
BLUEN0SE
W0NRACE
American
Boat
Took
Bad
Thrashing
in
Today's
Race
HALIFAX,
NXOct.
19
The
Nova
Scotia
schooner
Bluenosr,
defending
champion
of
the
North
Atlantic
fishing
fleets,
gave
the
United
States
challenger,
Gertrude
L.
Thlbaiid,
a
sound
thrashing
in
today's
international
race.
The
Bluenose
finished
the
36-mile
course
in
five
hours
and
53
minutes
with
.the
Thcbaud
32
minutes
behind.
1
IWlFl
i
wmm
Atonement
Is
Sunday
Subject
Science
Church
"Doctrine
of
Atonement"
was
the
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
In
all
Christian
Science
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday.
One
of
the
Scriptural
texts
contained
In
the
lesson-sermon
was:
"The
first
day
of
the
week
cometh
Mary
Magdalene
early,
when
it
was
yet
dark,
unto
the
sepulchre,
and
seeth
the
stone
taken
away
from
the
sepulchre."
J6hn
20:1).
Following
the
reading
of
the
Bible
texts,
passages
were
also
read
from
"Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
passage
being
the
follow
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tne
Liquor
!
?!!
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ti-n
SPORT
CHAT
Every
ninth
hunter
who
goes
into
the
Nova
Scotia
woods
with
a
rifle
in
the
fall
gets
his
moose.
Inci-'
ripncA
nf
siirfwu
nmnni?
t.hf
forest:
i
TELEGRAPH
LINE
WORK
Intensive
Imp:
moments
Made
Between
Alice
Arm
and
Naas
Illver
(Alice
Arm
Herald)
The
government
telegraph
lln
between
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
aitf
between
Alice
Arm
and
Alyanth
U
In
a
better
state
now
than
nt
any
previous
time,
states
J.
C.
Studdy
telegraph
operator
at
Alice
Arm.
This
is
due
to
the'
dezlslon
of
the
enthusiast,
has
been
nrettv
well
:
Government
Telegraphs
Dipart
Mtnwich.rt
h
thA
Knv-i
sAti
n.
,
ment
to
give
their
patrons
tha
partment
of
Lands
and
Forests,
fig-
best
Possible
service,
and
at
th?
ures
showing
that
in
1930,
1428
same
tlme
"lieve
as
much
as
P03'
moose
were
brought
down,
while
s,ble
,ocal
unemployment.
12,800
big
game
licenses
were
taken
0n
the
sec"n
between
Anyox
out.
They
show,
also,
that
the
and
A
Arm.
six
men
have
been
number
of
Nova
Scotlans
entering
employed
under
the
supervision
of
the
woodlands
has
doubled
in
the
J-
c-
Studdy.
for
about
six
weeks,
last
five
years.
During
1325
the
de-
ver
sSx
mlles
of
new
llne
navp
partment
Issued
5,513
resident
big
be
constructed,
on
which
W4S
game
licenses.
In
that
year
031
usea
wree
quarters
or
a
ton
o;
moose
were
killed,
every
sixth
copper
wire.
New
poles
have
been
hunter
bagging
his
quarry.
provided
and
a
new
right-of-way
c,ut.
A
new
submarine
cable
hai
also
been
installed
on
the
Qranby
Th.
curat
wnn
-?
a.?
h-
This
cable
eliminates
a
big
n
r.nit
thir
twiro
mar
overhead
.
span
which
was
an
In
a
HBii-ii
at
a
csrvtfo
at
Qt
Tm,i'.
tfrference
to
navigation.
Mission
Church,
Southgate,
England,
on
a
recent
Sunday
evening.
The
curate,
Rev.
F.
M.
Eagles,
had
challenged
any
club
member
to
a
tennis
match
on
condition
that
if
Good
Sized
Crew
Between
Alice
Arm
and
Aiyansh
seven
men
in
charge
of
Wm.
Mc
Lean
have
been
employed
for
the
past
two
months,
and
will
com
,
he
won
members
of
the
losing
club
Dlete
thelr
work
next
week-
n
this
should
attend
a
service.
St
An-
ectlon
22
miles
of
new
line
have
drews
Church
Club
accepted,
and
as
bee
rebuilt,
necessitating
new
their
representative,
A.
Matthews,
Ple3
and
right-of-way.
Four
mlloi
was
beaten
in
two
straight
sets,
01
new
galvanized
iron
wire
have
:
nearly
20
members
attended
the
,a,c
Deen
strung,
service.
Mr.
Eagles
preached
on
In
addition
to
this
work,
H.
B
"How
to
Keep
Sunday."
In
addition
Butler,
operator
at
Aiyansh
hat
to
the
club
members,
there
were
a,so
had
a
crew
of
men
at
work-on
quite
a
lot
of
fresh
faces
there.
"I
the
llne
between
Aiyansh
and
Alice
:
am
quite
willing
to
play
a
member
Arm-
The
extensive
work
done
thli
:
of
any
club
on
the
same
terms,"
Mr.
J'ear
will
eliminate
many
break-Eagles
said
afterwards.
8
8"
from
heavy
snows
during
the
;
.winter
months,
and
help
to
popu-
jjarlze
the
Government
Telegraph
QUESTION
OF
FURTHER
RELIEF
as
a
mpans
of
communication.
Tlw
work
here
is
nisriisMTn
Telegraphs
Department
Is
to
be
WITH
MINISTER
AT
CITY
Cd.V
FERENCE.
Continued
from
page
one)
men
as
possible
at
that
camp
and
he
had
Instructed
the
engineer
to
use
all
possible
speed.
Hauling
the
material
to
the
camp
was
costly.
That
was
one
reason
why
the
de
partment
hesitated
at
putting
a
camp
at
the
other
end
of
the
lake
at
present.
Discussing
the
question
of
wages,
Mr.
Bruhn
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
there
were
still
eight
to
ten
thousand
men
unemployed
In
Vancouver
and
about
forty
thousand
had
to
be
given
work
In
all
the
province.
This
would
cost
a
huge
congratulated
also
on
their
el
j
forts
to
do
as
much
work
as
possible
this
year.
Those
employed
will
be
In
a
better
position
to
face
i
the
winter
'
than
otherwise
would
'have
been
the
case.
NEWATWATER
KENT
RADIOS
HERE
SHORTLY
Many
New
Features
and
Improvements
Mark
New
Sets
The
new
1932
Atwater
Kent
polden
value
models
of
radio
will
be
on
sum-of
money
and
all
that
could
be
,
nent
Vancouver
music
dealers
very
expected
from
the
government
was
shortly,
according
to
Mr.
Earle
lien-that
they
receive
shelter
and
food.
'
derson,
sales
manager
of
General
He
waa
not
in
favor
of
jSJSA
and
paid
as
high
as
anyone
himself,
!
0I
Atwater
Kent,
but
in
this
case
an
agreement
had
,
"The
new
Atwater
Kent
range
of
been
made
with
the
other
provinces
radio
will
be
offered
this
year
at
and
it
was
decided
that
the
largest."?
ow,
prlc"
,f0'
high
quality
instrument,
stated
Mr.
j
o
,c
,m
ko
would
be
expected
sum
any
person
Hendereor.
-For
this
reason
thv
to
get
from
relief
funds
was
$16.80
,are
to
be
known
as
the
golden
value
a
week.
In
case
of
people
with
large
models
and
will
embody
the
very
families
the
question
of
direct
relief
:
engineering
improvements.
.
.
.
j
.Their
many
features
and
reflne-
n8fc
cuiumci
cu.
,
ment3
lh
rult
of
counUess
ex
Questioned
at
some
length
as
to
.
perimenu
and
tests
in
the
famous
what
other
places
were
doing,
Mr.
Awater
Kent
laboratories."
says
Mr
Henderson.
.j
,r
Iuluu"
oa,u
"
'"k"1""
i
nnlrion
valiin
with
tVio
hnM.n
rate
to
be
paid
on
relief
work
by
the
voice
is
the
keynote
of
this
season's
city
was
$3
a
day,
and
the
New
I
program
for
Atwater
Kent
mer-
Westmlnster
rate
was
still
lower,
i
chandislng.
Many
new
models
from
ThP
The
mi
rate
artnntPrt
adopted
hiri
nere.
si
$3.20
20
n
a
davia
day:10.tube
low
Prlce
6-tube
Compact
to
a
Console
wlll
be
ln
for
an
eight-hour
day.
was
as
nigh
the
complete
range
of
this
well-as
local
people
could
be
expected
known
radio
and
which
will
offer
to
go.
It
was
higher
than
was
being
t8
public
a
wide
selection
to
meet
ing
from
page
45:
"Three
days
after
paid
by
any
other
western
prov
cvciy
pmac
niiu
preiercuce.
new
caomets
or
exceptional
his
bodily
burial
he
talked
with
his
lnces.
He
would
not
sanction
any
;
oeauty
and
symmetry
in
design
are
disciples.
The
persecutors
had
:
proposal
to
pay
the
regular
rate
of
finished
in
genuine
No-Mar.
failed
to
hide
immortal
Truth
and
j
wages.
-as
this
was
relief
money
that
Automatic
volume
control,
ad-
Love
ln
a
sepulchre.'
$1.50
Rep.
Pint
STERLING
.
London
Dry
GIN
$3.00
Rep.
Quart
nor
one
that
equals
Sterling
for
smooth
delicate
flavor
and
value.
FW
Mb
M
VcaJ-m,
r
4lrti
tmm
lj
Uir
Caoml
Bar4
Mall
OraW
UcparfMnt.
Victoria.
U.
C
had
to
be
paid
from
the
taxes,
and
TKT
S
11
,
,
,
..'Pentode
and
Multl-Mu
tubes
are
there
was
no
certainty
that
it
would
8ome
of
the
additional
advantages
and
in
March.
which
wlll
distinguish
Atwater
Kent
The
question
of
who
was
entitled
!
radlos
thiJ5li0!1-
to
unemployment
relief
work
was
COMMITTED
'FOR
TRIAL
mentioned
by
one
of
the
members
Having
been
committed
for
trial
of
the
council
and
the
minister
by
StlDendlary
Maelstrate
J.
P.
Scar
stated
it
was
not
expected
that
work
iett
at
Stewart
on
a
charge
of
theft
would
be
given
to
men
who
had
jn
connection
with
the
taking
of
money
ln
the
bank
or
who
had
any
orders
for
photographic
enlarge-other
means
of
subsistence.
He
ments.
C.
E,
Finch
was
brought
to
would
not
disqualify
a
man
because
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
he
owned
his
own
house
or
because
prince
George
last
evening
ln
cus-he
had
a
boat,
but
If
he
was
recelv-
tody
of
Provincial
Constable
L.
A.
N.
'lng
rents
from
houses
or
had
prop-
ipotterton
and
wlll
appear
before
(erty
or
money
he
should
not
expect
judge
F.
McB.
Young
ln
county
'to
be
kept
from
relief
money.
The
court
here
for
election.
'city
should
deal
only
with
married
men
or
those
with
dependents.
J-
Blade
Btevtns
of
the
federil
I
All
Droooscd
work
had
to
be
income
tax
department:
who
has
I
passed
on
by
the
federal
govern-,
been
sending
the
past
two
weeks
ment.
the
minister
said,
and
they
(
here
and
In
the
district
on
official
did
not
favor
instituting
new
proj-
duties,
and
Mrs.
Stevtis
left
on
jects
but
rather
the
carrying
out
of
this
morning's
train
for
Prince
projects
Already
under
way.
In,
George
where
they
will
spend
two
I
way
system
in
all
parts
of
the
married
at
the
first
of
the
month
jcountry.
ln
Victoria.
Capital,
f
36,000,000
Rat
and
Undivided
Profits,
38,947,047
Total
Assets,
826,969,337
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
.
Sin
Charles
Gordon,
a
ke.
Outrnun
Dominion
Trxtilt
Ccmftnj,
LimiteJ
VICE-PRESIDENTS
H.
R.
Drummond.
Esq.
Major-Gen.
the
Hon.
S.
C
Mewburn,
CM.a
DirtctorCnaL
cV
Do-
Vice-Prnidcrt
Th(
Huron
nd
minion
Suar
Ca,
Limited
Erie
Mortpge
Corporation
Sir
Frederics:
Williams-Taylor.
Former
General
Manager,
Bank
of
Montreal
D.
Forbes
Angus,
Esq.
Chairman
in
Canada,
Standard
Life
Assurance
Company
LtColHerbertMolson.cm.o,r&
President,
Motion's
Brrrcry,
Limited
Harold
Kennedy.
Esq.
Director,
Johnson's
(Asbestos)
Company
C
B.
Fraser.
Esq.
DiiKtor,
Greenshields,
Limited
The
Hon.
Henry
Cocxshutt
Chairman
and
President,
Cochhult
Plow
Company,
Limited
E.
W.
Beatty.
Esq..
ice
Chairman
and
President,
Canadian
Paeifc
Railway
Company
Gen.
Sir
Akthur
Currie.
CCM.C.
r.CB.
Principal,
McCill
Vnnrrsity
F.
E
Meredith
Esq,
lc
Banister,
of
Meredith,
Holden,
Iteard
VHolden
10c.
a
week!
The
Hon.
Thomas
Ahearn.
p.c
President,
Ottawa
Light,
Heat
and
Power
Company,
Limited
J.
W.
McCoNNELL,
Esq.
President
and
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Director,
St.
Lawrence
Sugar
Refineries,
Limited
W.
A.
Black.
Esq.
President,
The
Ogilne
flour
Mills
Company,
Limited
A.
O.
Dawson,
Esq.
President,
Canadian
Cottons,
Limited
W.
N.
Tilley.
Esq..
icc
Barriiterl
of
Tilley,
Johnston,
Thornton
and
Parmenter
Patrick
Burns,
Esq.
Chairman,
Burns
cY
Company,
Limited
Otms.
Spencer,
Esq.
President,
Darid
Spencer,
Limited,
Departmental
Stores
Ross
H.
McMaster.
Esq.
PtesJent,
Steel
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
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A.
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