fAQE
FOUR.
TH2
DAILY
N2W8
WjatB
After
The
Game
Awwnlfd
tl,e
covpted
ccrti-
ficutp
of
purty
merit
and
''
fiMPljty
ly
J'ib
Institute
of
Hygiene,
London.
Refresh
ivilh
Old
Milwaukee
.
.
.
THE
traditional
Nineteenth
Hole
can
be
made
the
most
pleasurable
and
satisfying
of
any
Golf
Course.
The
delicious
flavor,
the
dependable
quality
and
invigorating
strength
of
British
Columbia's
own
famous
malt
beverages,
add
a
new
zest
to
the
day
golf
enjoyment.
Order
a
Carton
today.
It
costs
no
more
in
this
Convenient
Container.
$2.0
PER
DOZEN
At
Cttrnnwnl
Atom
Superior
Quality
Guaranteed
The
new
Junior
An
8-rube
screen-grid
superheterodyne.
Full
size
dynamic
speaker.
Compact
and
porfabfel
Antique
bronze
handle
for
carrying.
Widely
vorl-able
tone
control.ond
phonograph
comec-tlon.
Housed
In
rich
woU
nut
cabinet
of
18th
cen-
$QO
C
f
tury
mantel
clock
detlgn.
O
iDU
CompUtewHhRadlotrons,
'
Pay
Only
$1
O00
XV
Down
it
This
artiement
is
not
publislied
or
displayed
bj
the
Iitiuor
Contro
tkArd
or
bj
the
Government
of
llrttish
Columbia.
f
cttlic
Iiabit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taliinir
advantage
of
the
help
they
hrinir
you.
WEVEG
.
:
,
Basketball
Season
Opens
With
Large
Crowd
at
Auditorium
to
Witness
Four
Good,
Fast
Games
Senior
LeaguePanthers,
19;
C.
N.
R.,
15.
Ladies'
League
Amazons,
8;
Blue
Birds,
2.
Intermediate
League
Tuxis.
27;
Merchants,
12.
Junior
League
League
of
Nappns,
17;
Rovers,
12.
City
League
basketball
commenced
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
Auditorium
with
one
of
the
best
crowds
at
a
learnie
iiujjruveu
coiiuiuojis
u
is
noneu
mat
me
puDiic
win
lane
an
....
r.
e:iu
in
basketball
thu
.
.
.
'
.
v,intar
and
give
their
support
byi
3,
w
Jonnson
style8
The
new
Junior
Console
An
8
tuba
screen-grid
superheterodyne,
daiigned
to
harmonize
with
smaller
homes
and
apartments.
Full-size
dynamic
speaker.
Widely
variable
tone
control,
and
phonograph
tBil.
....
.
wniivjiyii
twin
vvmvif
a
walnut
cabtnat.
Price.
complete
withRadiotrons,
119.50
Nortlicm
BrKisk
Coiumbia
Power
Company
Limited
(4).
B.
wL
"IZT.
T?
"Stalker
2i.
Lamble
2..
w
ball
with
..k
began,
a
good
start
for
,,
there
was
a
crowd
of
about
one
hun-
.
...
m?
.
"rt
of
th
drl
ana
fifty
In
attendance
Tues-
'
twcen
tne
Amazons
and
the
Blue
day
evening
ThM
wAt'A
fnu.
emmno
iJ
Birds
was
very
exciting.
They
did
iDlngwell
(4),
3.
Currle.
C.
Hlckey
I
id.
D.
BaoMt,
Blrreii,
total
(12).
j
Junior
Game
The
Juni&r
game
between
the
League
of
IfaWons
and
the
Rovers,
was
clean
and
last.
The
first
half
was
very
oktfe,
the
score
being
11-9,
in
favor
qJ
the
Lt-ague.
In
the
second
half,
due
to
good
combination
(
Dy
uomuiaio,
units
ana
xager
uie
Leaeuc
of
Nations
drew
ahead
of
the
Rovers
and
the
game
ended
17-12
in
their
favor.
;
Individual
scoring:
'
League
of
Nations
Domlnato
io.
Yiger
(6).
Antenello
a),
ail-1
Us.
Arney,
IIU1,
total
(17).
:
Rovers
McKtnley
2i.
McMeekln
6i
Palmer
(4).
McRae,
Bremner.l
Wllscroft,
tetal
(12).
'
J.
W.
Plosaawr
and
Dan
Morrison
"ie
reed
the
anus.
Dill
Vance
was
Urn
"-keeper
tyA
(CQrekeeper
and
Oioi
IlAiifpn
fnu
reverter.
1
The
cutstinding
feature
was
the
way
Ir
vhll
tbc
,games
were
run
off
on
rsheduk.
with
no
wayg
bet
vet
n
periods.
Oames
were
over
at
10:30
run.
Bennett
to
Visit
In
Old
Country
OTTAWA.
Nov.
12:
It
is
under-ll3id
that
Piemief
R
B.
Bennett
will
leave
shortly
for
a
holiday
trip
to
the
Old
Country-
The
Premier
has
beefrtrellng
the
effects
of
work
recently.
CAR
SHOPS
STILL
LEAD
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Cribbage
is
Played
-
-
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Cribbage
League
results
Tuesday
ntght
were
as
follows:
Station
13.
General
Office
14.
Car
8hopa
16,
Round
House
11.
game
since
the
days
when
basketball
was
played
in
the
par
Shoos
.League
Standing
lighted
and
has
a
large
seating
capacity.
Through
these
Rouni
llone
:
1
lSiJ
;x
1
.
I-
-lF.
1
i
n
General
on
oral
flfflr
Offices
50
50
W.
L
PU.
59
49
W
55
53
55
.52
56
52
53
50
BADMINTON
'
IS
PLAYED
gama
proving
to
be
the
most
Inter-
mt
paM
the
baM
and
as
a
resu,t
Prince
Kupert
and
C.
N.
It.
Clubs
...
...
.
thrn
ms
rwilv
rvrt
ruulrftt.
unrut
1
1
n.
.11...
esting.
The
first
half
was
rough
inri
lant-H
tan
work-
ThprP
Tr.n
Su8ie
""
a
,0nB
ne
i""-""
uae
rw
,uw
Amelia
PUUbury.
they
took
the
the
ball
ball
right
right
the
the
aiVT
Ttr
Oilier
IPS
SUs,t???l
up
up
floor,
floor,
,
7
COAST
UTESKieS
LBMITHlE)
d
the
Utter
swred,
McNulty
I
Morgan.
"fJ
D.
towed
suit
and
sank
three
baskets
In
quick
succession.
Before
full
time
8yle&
scored
two
under
the
basket
and
the
final
whistle
slew
with
a
score
of
19-15
tor
the
Panthers.
Individual
scoring:
Panthers
Macdonald
.
(2),
Mc-Nulty
(9),
Cross
2),
Irvine
16),
Kelsey.
C
N.
R.
E.
Smith
4),
D.
Morris-
OTEM!
Genera
Electric's
new
Junior
and
Junior
Consoe
COME
In
to-day
and
compare
the
were
the
unanimous
choice
over
newG-E
Junior
and
Junior
Console,
competing
small
setsl
with
any
other
"smaller"
sets
Before
buying
a
radio,
hear
these
you've
ever
heard
I
So
good
S&s.
tine
new
sets.
Backed
by
our
is
their
performance
that,
In
a
K&fffl
standard
service
policy.
Easy
masked
test,
G-E
small
sets
np
terms.
Come
In
to-dayl
Have
Get-Togcthrr
four
fouls
In
the
first
three
mlri-from
wntre
In
seeond
quarter'
A
Yery
enjoyable
evening
was
uies
of
play.
Morrison
opened
the
Ith
Btw
Blrds
playcd
t01"
-pent
on
Tuesday
when
the
Prince
scoring
for
Ue
C.
N.
B.
when
he
more
made
the,r
on,y
c"e
ta
Rupert
Badminton
Club
enter-?unk
Om
tottner
on
Irvine's
foul.!"16
gaffie
when
Lllllan
l!0e
talned
members
of
the
C.
N.
It.
Stalker
foUowed
by
sinking
a
lpng!on
a
8K)d
pM"
from
Jean
Rithle-
Club
at
the
Mclntyre
Hall
courts,
one
from
the
side.
Irvir-i
opened
for'
Th
A"1880114
U1"
ot
control
of
An
American
tournament
had
the
Panthers
by
dropplr-
two
flejd,tne
btH
and
Rdded
tw0
bacti
be
i
been
ararnged.
It
was
In
charge
of
baskets
from
centre.
Before
the
first
'
fore
naWtlme
whtaUe.
making
Ernest
Wilding
and
James
Farqu-ha:r
closed
the
Panthers
added
two
thfJlcore
62-
'
har,
and
was
so
well
organised
that
more
baskets
leaving
the
spore
11-5
e
ectnd
hslf
opened
vigorousl)
,
verythlng
went
along
without
a
with
the
Blue
Birds
checking
hard.
In
their
favor.
niuh-
In
the
8fcond
half
he
C.
N.
R
As
a
resuit
Amasons
were
only
mai
game
was
between
the
had
by
far
the
better
combination.
abte
10
gpt
one
before
full
winners
of
Court
One
and
the
wln-
Thsy
played
fait
and
Smith
scored
tUn'
Dot
Pritchard
Vfza
high
scorer
n8r,
ot
court
Two.
These
were
two
baskets
and
Lambie
one.
Ir-
wlln
tvo
bakets-
!
spectively
J.
Horton
and
Miss
LUian
vine
and
Macdonald
broke
when!
lndlvWual
scoring:
HalllweU
against
J.
Stamford
and
E.
Morris,
Connie1
tn
the
end.
Miss
Plllsburv
and
Pritchard
4),
total
8).
Mr.
Stamford
won.
the
scores
belnsr
Blue
Birds
Jean
Ritchie.
Lillian
j
15.12
15-8
Lowe
(2..
P.
Stone.
V.
Krlkeysky
After
refreshments
had
been
Cathie
Irvine,
total
2.
j
served
wUh
Mls
3.
Moffatt
uj
Intermediate
Came
I
charge,
the
final
game
was
played
The
Intermediate
game
between
,
nd
then
Eric
Oe.
th
president,
the
Tuxls
Byt
and
the
Merchants,
'
with
few
well
chosen
remarks,
pre-,
was
probably
the
fastegt
game
of
!
sented
the
prize
to
the
winners
the
ereninj.
The
Tuxis
started
off
j
A
marked
feature
of
the
evening
at
a
fas
pace.
Kakamfito
opened
'
the
spirit
of
fun
and
good
ftl-1
rnnrinn
in
nm.A
ifA(H
lnwahfn
ihnwn
hv
all
U'h.n
thai
nm
f
vwfc
ivu.
tttuiiiwu
j
""-j.
..
-
.......
-.
w
r
cored
a
b(
jurap
shot.
The
Tuxis
euests
left,
they
all
expressed
them-tiad
g
ejlgbt
advantage
and
they
ad-
J
v"y
"uch
in
favor
of
these
ded
te
more
baskets
in
quick
sue-1
Informal
Inter-club
games.
"
CftJlpP
T)?f
rchants
pagan
when
i
Eric
prnjr'W
4nk
two
near
the
bVki.
Hr?j43
(he
end
of
Xho
first
hf.
Ustre
wcrt
numerous
fouls.
Use
MerehMts
added
one
more
has
A.
Arthur
Cox
Vancouver
archl-ct
arrived
tn
the
city
on
the
P'tnrc
Ruport
yesterday
morning.
ket
before
half
time
when
the
score
j
F
ta
e.on
Pfl
buHnm
stood
11-7
for
the
Tuxis.
I
m
conntTUOn
Wlln
consmjcuon
.
.
.
.
.
I
of
the
Masonic
Temple
which
will
TnU
in
r
ta
hatt
duatortrong
,'Ie
be
,eted.
m
retumj
backklngby
Nakamoto.
Hsn-1
h
,
son
and
Smith,
the
Merchants
get
"
only
five
points.
The
guards
gave
1
-
-
the
forward
good
support
and
the
,
'
whole
Tuxk
team
worked
together.
As
a
result
they
more
than
doubled
I
their
score.
When
the
fulltlmel
j
whistle
blw
the
score
was
27-12
for
;
:
the
Tttxia.
,
Individual
scoring:
(
Tuxis-vMorrUon
6),
D.
Thurber
aoi.
D.
Moxley
i7,
K.
Nskamoto
;
Mt,
C.
Srrjtth,
O.
Hanson,
total
(27).;
:
Me:chanl-P.
Diogwell
(7).
E.
QUART
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GILT-EDGED
INVESTMENT
IN
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EQUALITY
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oyer
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his
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c
or
dUpi.i
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noanJ
or
by
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Government
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or
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1
vnawi
(DaaMaVSMI
Chief
FictotJimei
ONMrch16th(1843
Doug!J
telecled
a
site
at
Csmosun,
on
the
southern
end
of
Vancouver
bland",
and
commenced
thereon
the
erection
of
Fort
Victoria.
The
building
wa$
of
hewn
timbers
throughout
end
cons
ructed
withou)
the
use
of
a
single
ntil.
At
this
time
Molton's
Ale
was
well
ever
its
first
half
century
of
public
preference
which
it
still
enjoys
everywhere.
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PE
AT
In
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ami
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D
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N
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advertisement
is
nor
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conuol
Board
or
by
trie
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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