;
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:
!
Admission
Fee
Is
Protested
School
Board
Feels
That
Too
Much
Is
Being
Asked
or
Children
at
Basketball
Gate
.
The
school
board,
on
motion
of
Trustee
W;
J.
Greer
and
J.
J.
011-113,
put
through
a
resolution
last
(
night
protesting
at
the
charge
of
15c
and
25c
which
was
being
asked
for
admission
of
school
children
to
league
basketball
games.
The
admission
price
for
children
had
been
formerly
10c
and
Mr.
Qreer
could
see
no
reason
for
an
increase.
Trustee
Olllis,
in
seconding
the
motion,
felt
that,
if
nothing
else
Cold
Storage
Your
Dollar
Buys
More
at
the
THRIFT
CASH
&
CARRY
Calf
lu
and
Look
Ovfr
0ir
Stack,
and
Prices
SPECIALS
For
the
Week-Eml
Del
Monte
Aprlcbu
Flnesl
Qf
otuinable,
per
No.
2
tin
Del
Mcni
Peaehes-Halvc.j
per
No.
2
tin
.
.
Bartlelt
Pears
Libbs
per
No.
2
tin
Shredded
Wheat
per
pk.
Canadian
Salt
Plain
or
Iodized,
per
carton
'Royal
City
Beets-Cholce
quality,
per
No.
2
tlr)
Catsup
Ensljn
per
No.
2
tin
Pels
Naptha
Soap
per
bar
..
Breakfast
Bacon
Sliced
Cello-wrapt
per
lb
18c
9c
9c
17c
11c
7c
22c
Bella
Coola
Potatoes
Fine
f
quality.
10
lbs
XUt
per
sack
Delicious
Appjes
'
4
lbs.
Remo
Cabbage
Firm
Oreen
Heads,
3
lbs.
19c
$1.35
23c
10c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
201
Thlr
Ave-A
Few
Doors
Down
From
Meese
I'Uuuc
179
"CARRY
ANP
.SAVE"
ui:ixxxsiii7C';jni'ai'its:ai
SPORT
CHAT
Power
pulses
In
the
smooth
movements
of
Canada's
Olympic
hockey
machine
today
as
it
Is
groomed
for
additions
made,
alterations
effec
ted.
The
miehtlv
mechanism
has
been
stepped
up
to
a
new
hteh
of
operating
efficiency.
WinniDezs.
wearers
of
the
Maple
Leaf
for
the
wotld
title-tourney
at
Lake
Plaetd.
N.Y.,
next
February,
are
stronger
than
when
they
won
the
right
to
represent
Canada.
They
boast
a
better
balanced
offensive
than
they
could
be
done
to
meet
the
expenses
showed
In
the
sweep
to
the
Allan
of
the
league,
the
school
board
might
give
some
financial
assistance
itself
on
the
ground
that'
athletics
should
be
fostered
in
the
schools.
Trustee
L.
W.
Waugh
believed
that
the
increased
fee
-
had
been
asked
to
assist
in
financing
rent,
heating
and
light
of
the
Auditorium
during
games.
Billiard
Averages
M.
Aiidrews
G)
3
C.
P.
Balagno
IE)
.
..x.2'
J.
Bulger
(E)
...2
A.
Macdonald
CS)
.
.1
O.
Howe
(0)
..."
1
J.
Murray
(CS)
.....1
J.
Strachan
(CD
N.
Chenoskl
(Elks)
...1
R.
Young
IE)
1
O.
Shenton
(G)
3
J.
Smith
(E)
2
J.
Saunders
E)
.2
C.
Baptle
(CS)
2
P.
Zleman
(CD
1
B.
Morgan
(O)
1
J.
Mav
(CS)
2
R.
Young
(O)
1
J.
HUIman
(CS)
1
W.
Murray
fG)
2
E.
Hudson
(O)
1
B.
Hudson
(Elks)
'.....-.1
L.
Raabe
(Elks)
1
A.
Murray
E)
F.
Aldridge
(CD
D.
Brown
Ch
P.
Johnson
E)
O.
Grotto;
CS.
Elks.
Ttl.
Ave.
750
250
500
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
747
409
432
458
228
225
430
215
2H
418
207
204'
197
197
189
362
150.
250
250
250
Cup
eight
months
aeo.
a
sturdier
defense
and
the
benefit
of
another
year's
experience.
Every
member
of
the
crew
which
trimmed
the
casts
strongest
and
the
west's
best
in
the
title
Dlav-
downs
Is
still
on
the
Job.
WIngman
Ken
Moore
fleet
youngster
ousted
due
to
a
broken
arm
from
the
stretch
run
in
the
championship
race,
is
stepping
faster
than
ever.
And
two
new
members
have
been
added
to
the
royal
roster.
Leader
of
the
Winnipeg
league's
scorers
last
season
solid-built
Walter
Monson
has
been
signed
for
the
centre-ice
.
'
duty.
Craftiest
and
most
showv
of
the
city's
Individualists.
Monson
stands
out
as
a
new
arrowhead
for
250
j
Winnipeg
goal-getting
thrust.
7$n
250
250
250
249
205
229
229
22
225
215
215
214
208
207
204
197
197
189
181
150
e.,
Even
in
early
season
play
he
has)
teamed
up
In
unexpected
style
with
his
front-line
mates.
Pivotinz
be-:
If
Simpson
Is
definitely
assigned
Grotto
Leading
.
.
Over
Elks
in
Billiard
Play
Its
greatest
test.
Under
the
keen
j
rarte
gam
of
,ast
nlghrg
Bll.
U1
wwuC
1Iard
Le3BU.
fivtnre
were
nlaved
hcck-overs
have
been
conducted.
last
night
and
the
Orotto,
as
a
result,
has
a
lead
of
681
to
659
over
Elks.
The
results
were
as
follows.
Don
Brown
(Grotto),
184;
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks),
250.
Marcus
Andrews,
250;
Johnson
Smith,
159.
George
Shenton
247:
John
Bul-
srer.
250,
Remaining
three
games
are
to
be
7iayed
tonight.
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
Oecember
10
Orotto
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
Moose.
I.O.O.F.
vs
Musketeers.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Old
Empress.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
17
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Orotto.
Totem
Park
V9.
Moose.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
10
League
of
Nation-
tween
flying
"Llndy"
Llndqulst
on'
December
VZL
ers
on
the
left,
Monson
fills
the
roomy
shoes
of
big
"Hack"
Simpson,
whose
185
pounds
of
hockey
flesh
win
probably
be
planted
on
defence.
The
former
Elmwood
star
December
of
Nations.
December
rdds
speed
and
scoring-power
to
of
NM'ionj.
wc
a
wii
Mug
uic
ui,
me
expense
only
of
pure
poundage.
JUNIOR
BILLIARDS
14
Hawks
vs.
League
17
Jewelers
vs.
Em-
press.
December
28
Hawks
vs.
Emnress
December
31
Jewelers
vs.
League
The
school
board
last
nleht
Dial
ed
a
budget
totalling
$9,162.17
for
to
rear
guard
duty,
the
youthful
the
mcntjj
of
November.
Account
uuiiil
win
dp
nun
ic
nr.rnp
rutcirinn
ma
tiiiiiiiinifri
in
siriiKJ7
nn
miavfu-
B
-
wiv
wiiiMVii
tlb
........
-
w
rww4
uity
Midi
WW-
chose
for
his
debut
in
hockey.
His
$7,523.25.
long
reacn.
delt
loot-worlc
and
fl'tllrlmn
r-1
.
a
...111
t-
-
L
I
,
"
-
uniting
cite
wui
inane
mm
a
valuable
aid
to
Defenceman
Rov
Hlnkel
victory
for
the
Wlnnipegs.
Coach
and
Hugh
Sntherland.
both
of
Hughes'
plan
of
battle,
eminently
whom
he
outweighs
by
.15
pounds,
successful
last
season,
is
to
teas
hh
t?
,iUl
5,
T
Cockbu
ln4
W
"-Pounder,
into
the
fray
lets,
the
Winlnpegs
may
forget
the'
.u
.
.
greater
portion
of
potential
defen!
'
T,
hM
"Ave
worries.
Last
season,
crafty
,ed
lnt0
wearlne
the
onslaughts
coaching
by
Cockburn,
long
rated
!
e
shock
troops,
among
the
finest
of
Canada's
ama-
i
.
.
.
.
teur
puck-snatchers,
contributed!
Lanky
Al
Dunconson,
wide
strtd-materlalry
toward
the
success
of
ing
right
winger.
U
the
sewnd
ad-the
Hlnkcl-Suthcrland
.
gwird-sys-
ditlon
to
Wlnnipegs'
player
list.
Ills
tenv
From
early
indications.
Cock-
speed
and
checking
talent
will
add
iurn
has
lost
none
of
his
last
sea-
to
the
relief
strength
of
the
Mapfe
sons
keennessof
eye.
Uats
creWi
already
toprtssiyt.
It
t
.,
i
Includes
Cliff
Crowley,
energette
The
bludgeon
and
rapier
strategy
left
wing,
Foster
Woolley.
lean
de-In
fotward
line
shifts
win
be
re-
fence
man,
and
Stan
Wagner,
sub-talned
this
season
by
Coaeh
Hughes
.titute
net
minder.
The
names
of
for
he
anticipates
no
change
m
his
Canada's
hockeymen
express
but
ft
midget
second
line,
"nek''
Oarbutt
portion
of
their
imposing
power,
and
"Stouey"
wise,
centre
and
left
Strength
of
the
Maple
Leal
team
winter
together
for
years,
team
lies
up
more
than
anywhere
else
m
once
more
with
raven-haired
Moore,
their
co-operating
efficiency,
born
whose
right
wins
dashes
open
up
of
continued
Instruction
by
canny
many
a
play.
Llrhter
by
25
pounds
Coach
Hughes.
System,
rather
than
to
the
man
than
the
RIvers-Mon-
Individual
excellence,
is
the
by-son-LindquLst
line
the
relief
trio
word
of
th
wminn..c
.
ft,
.
mm
Mir.
it
,
it.
retarded
at
an
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LOCAL
NEWS
A
Chrlnlnvm
entprtAlntnmt.
December
17,
the
school
board
wai
advised
last
night
by
the
principal.
Miss
Margaret
Palmer.
Mlp
Roe,
domestic
science
sun-rrvlsor.
had
a
report
before
tuo
chooi
board
at
Its
meeting
list
night
stating
that
very
satisfactory
and
economical
laundry
service
was
being
given
by
Sid
Hamblln.
Secretary
J.
O.
Williamson
sta
led
at
last
nlaht's
school
board
.-nec-ttog
tfcai.
barrtn?
unforeeen
circumstane.es,
it
ws
expected
th
school
expenditures
for
the
vcar
would
be
about
$3000
below
the
e-
Uraatts
provided.
,
The
rerukir
meelhly
meetlnir
of
the
board
of
seheel
trustees
wat
i
held
last,
nht
la
the
etty
eoonctl
I
chamber.
Those
present
were:
Mis
iT.
M.
Spencer,
chairman.
J.
J.
Oil-
lis,
L.
W.
Wauab,
and
W.
J.
Qreer,
truster-s:
J.
O.
Williamson,
seere-j
tary
and
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
Mlss
A.
Mills.
Mln
Mnnrirst
Palmer
i
Mlw
J.
D.
Meffatt
and
D.
II.
Hart-!
ness,
principals.
j
Trustee
L.
W.
Waugh
lniulred!
at
last
night's
school
board
meet
'
In?,
regarding
grocery
accounts
cf1
the
domestf;
scienw
departmenf
'
which
he
considered
were
rather
high
It
was
exphlmd
that
this
fall
rookinft
InHructJon.
wu
belpg
given
In
the
department
and
In
spring
attention
would
be
devoted
to
sewing
when
the
grocery
blllt
will
probai.v
be
lower.
,
The
school
boaibast
nfghtjp.
ened
tendrs
as
follows
rfoftlh
kalsomlnlng
of
a
classroom
and
coakroom
In
noth
Memorial
School
where
there
had
been
considerable
leaklntt:
J.
A.
Curtis.
$31,
Uell
it
Keays.
$2$:
Sllversldes
Bros..
$27.30;
Fred
Scadden.
$25.
No
action
was
taken
on
the
tenders
pending
an
inspection
being
made
of
the
room
In
question.
The
work
may
h"
carried
out
durln
Christmas
holidays.
I
C
TLt
DAILY
NEWS
Thir-r'
t
Qualitu
and
Mildness
urret
ing
a
cupboard
for
use
in
the
High
'j
School.
Tenders
were:
Mitchell
&
la
uurne.
$29
plus
S2
for
glass
doors
o
be
held
In
Seal
Cove
School
on
-and
s2
for
bIsju
nanu
thrmioh.
wit;
L.
C.
Eby,
$20.7a
plus
$3
tor
glass
doors;
II.
B.
Eastman,
$34
plus
$2.50
for
glass
doors.
Don
nra,tman
haMe.tabUlldhtm$llf
a
thm
greafH
Uting
cricket
bai,mui,
U,
hold,
thrtt
world
reconh
In
ftrit
clan
cricket.
Iiullttdual
match
record
of
4Si
runi
therecordaggregatcofnWfurth
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firn
end
only
Auttrmlian
to
tcore
1000
runt
In
an
F.ngUth
euot
before
tht
tnd
of
May.
SEND
FOR
YOUR
BOOK
OF
RECORDS
Tills
looLlct,"rarfiousTvrJ",con
taint
records
In
the
realm
of
sorl,
trans-jwrtalion,
aml'lmmarr
achlevriuents.
Your
name
and
addreM
should
he
sent
to
Imperial
Tohacco
Company
of
Canada,
limited,
Depl.,
Oj
P.O.
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1320,
Montreal,
Que.
SpeaLIng
of
records,
Turrets
have
for
years
held
the
popularity
rrrord
among
Canadian,
ftmokrrn
.
,
,
uflcr
nil,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honrit
tohuccoj
grown
and
rteiied
rljsht
out
In
the
field
under
nature's
own
niiiilipiit
nothing
artificial
ahout
thut
and
the
high
quality
in
"inbred."
I
CAKETTES
Mannraclurnl
,y
lmN-rUI
Toltarro
Cornpr
ofCanaJa,
Limited
The
school
board
last
night
gac
!
Mitchell
it
Currle
the
job
of
mak-
Miss
Roe,
domestic
science
su-P3rvlsor
ol
the
local
schools,
presented
a
report
to
the
school
.board
last
night
giving
a
list
nt
equipment
which
Is
needed
to
make
possible
home
nursing
and
diild
eare
Instruction
In
the
home
'economics
department.
The
board
laid
the
matter
over
without
taking
action.
Mrs.
T.
M.
SpN:
:
w.
where
she
will
via,:
fi
w
tier
daughter.
UU-
Ai
kjw
tvfll
br
leaving
ncx:
km
:i-
to
aiontta'a
ho
ldav
ina
i-'--
ind
elsewhere
in
:
it
sou:!
THE
Bsitlon
st
Nspslmo
.
,
.
relict
of
the
Hudion'i
Bay
Compsny'i
manorial
rishli
of
Vancouver
Island
.
.
.
wat
erected
1853
with
an
armament
of
two
tlx-pounderi
and
tettlemenl
nouiei
numbering
forty.
Once
only
were
the
Sunt
uiid
...
In
reprisal
for
the
brutal
killing
of
white
man's
doj
by
an
Indian,
when
a
few
thoti
were
fired
Into
the
Halda
encampment
and
the
culprit
was
flogged
at
the
bastion.
MOL$OH$
THE
ALB
YOUR.
G
Kl
ATQ
L
A
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FATH
EH
DR.ANK.
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