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FOUR
WHIST
AND
CRIB
JOIN
Will
Operate
Under
One
Executive
This
Season
Large
Number
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Entries
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inniac
open
golf
championship
at
the
smelter
town
has
been
won
by
Mrs.
League,
at
its
annual
meeting
last
W
enerstrm.
who
Right,
decided
to
amalgamate
for
the
corning
season
under
a
join'
executive
with
that
of
Prince
Rupert
Whist
Uaaoe.
The
meettnr,
was
attended
by
many
members
af
both
cribbage
and
whist
leagues
The
following
ofifrcrs
were
ejected.
Honorary
President,
Bert
Jack
and
Louis
Richardson
President,
Aid.
G.
W.
Rudderham.
Vice-President,
Alex
McRae.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Malcobn
McLeod.
It
it
expected
there
will
be
12
entries
in
the
Cribbage
League
arc!
10
in
the
Whisi
League.
Seven,
now
teams
will
probably
compete.
Entries
will
close
on
October
5
when
another
meeting
will
be
he'd
to
complete
the
season's
organisation
anJ
draw
uo
the
schedule
of
play.
Cribbage,
it
Is
planned,
will
get
unde
way
on
Oetober
12
and
whist
on
October
15.
ADVERTISING
COPY
MUST
BE
IN
EARLY
Opy
for
display
advertise-
ments
should
be
In
the
hands
of
Hit
printers
not
later
than
3
pan.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
cation.
This
is
necessary
to
en-
4
able
best
positions
to
be
$e-
cured.
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COUGH
no
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to
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of
courhinc
NICKS
Owe
31
UiUim
Jar,
U,,4
r,.7l.
defeated
Mrs.
Fricker
in
the
finals.
A
men's
open
championship
tournament
Is
now
in
progress
with
a
large
number
of
entries.
A
radical
change
has
been
made
in
the
control
of
basketball
at
An-yox
by
the
formation
of
a
commission
Instead
of
a
general
committee
as
before.
The
commission
which
is
Honorary
VkcPreaidents.
J,
E.
r'1"
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the
schedule
of
games
for
the
season
and
have
complete
control
of
bas
ketball
in
every
way
in
the
smelter
town.
Miss
Annie
Boddie
Tells
of
Her
Trip
Members
of
Rotary
Club
Enter-tained
With
Delightful
Musical
Program
This
Afternoon
Mist
Annie
Boddie.
who.
as
nominee
of
the
club,
attended
the
recent
International
Beautequest
in
Los
Angeles
as
Miss
Prince
Rupeit
was
piesent
at
today's
regular
weekly
lunhceon
of
the
Pruwe
Rupert
Rotary
Club
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
and
gave
a
brief
but
in
teresting
account
of
her
trip.
The
clug
also
enjoyed
an
acceptable
musical
program
which
included
piano
solos'
by
Miss
Rhod
Iamb,
violin
solos
by
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
and
vocal
solos
by
J.
A.
Teng
accompanied
by
J.
E.
Davey.
President
0.
H.
Munro
was
in
the
chair.
Three
University
of
Illinois
sci
entists
have
developed
a
process
for
using
the
acid
obtained
from
hard
Smith's
cider
in
the
manufacture
of
arti
ficial
silk.
Socks
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Hard
Time
Prices
For
Cash
No.
1
Alberta
Lump
$12.50
No.
1
Alberta
Egg
$11.50
Pembina
Peerless
Lump....
$12.00
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$11.00
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tit
TED
SMITH
TEAM
WINS
Defeating
Jlro
Hutchinson
in
the
final,
C.
a
Fricker
won
the
Boqking
Lengthy
Encounter
in
High
School
Cup
for
handicap
golf
competition:
Softball
League
In
the
High
School
Softball
League
Ted
Smith's
team
won
from
Vance's
team
on
Wednesday
afternoon
by
a
score
of
7-5.
It
was
the
longest
game
played
on
the
grounds
this
season;
two
extra
innings
being
played
before
Smith's
team
gained
the
victory.
Until
the
fourth
in-
.ling
Vance's
team
was
leading
by
i
score
of
5-1,
but
hi
the
fourth,
.'our
of
Smith's
players
crossed
the
plate
to
tie
the
score,
5-5.
MacRae
saved
the
game
for
Ted
Jmith
in
the
fifth
when,
with
a
man
an
third,
Allen
hit
a
hot
Texas-eaguer
to
MacRae,
who
Jumped
md
caught
it.
In
the'
seventh
inning,
due
to
a
well
directed
hit,
Kanaya
and
Green
got
on
bases.
Then
Tobey
hit
a
three-bagger,
scoring
Kanaya
and
Green
to
win
the
game
for
Ted
Smith.
For
Ted
Smith,
Kanaya,
Green,
MacRae
and
Bob
Tobey
were
the!
best.
For
Vance,
Walters,
Santurbane
nd
Vance
gave
the
best
support.
Teams:
t
Ted
Smith:
Arney
3d,
Postulu
ss,
T.
Smith
c,
Kanaka
p.
Green
cf,
McRae
1st,
Bob
Tobey
2nd,
John
stone
if,
W.
Murray
rf,
Green
rf.
For
Vance:
Obata
ss,
Allen
cf,
Walters
1st,
Canturbane
3rd,
Unger
p,
Wilson
If,
Vance
c,
Edgecumbe
2d,
i
Suechlro,
rf.
I
Umpire,
L
Sttnech;
base
umpire,
J.
Welle;
scorekeeper,
O.
Fulton;
i
reporter.
Olaf
Hanson.
i
First
inning:
Ted
Smith's
team
to
I
bat.
Battery
for
Bill
Vance's
team.
Unger
pitcher,
Vance
catcher.
Ar-ney
flies
out
to
Wilson
in
right
field.
Postulo
safe
at
first
on
hit
to
Edgecumbe.
Smith
singles
past
Wilson.
Kanaya
out
on
infield
fly
to
Pitcher
Unger.
Green
walks.
MacRae
sin
gles
with
bases
full
to
Unger,
forc
ing
Postulo
out
at
home.
Wo
runs.
3
hits,
2
errors.
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Battery
for
team,
Kanaye
pitcher.
Smith
catcher.
Obata
out
on
infield
fly
to
Tobey.
Allen
safe
on
single
to
shortstop.
Walters
hits
to
left
field.
Santurbane
singles
to
Arney,
forcing
Allen
out
on
third.
Unger
thrown
out,,
on
first
No
runs,
3
hits,
1
error.
Second
inning:
Ted
Smith's
team
to
bat.
Vance's
battery
same.
Tobey
flies
out
to
Suebira
in
left
field.
Johnstone
fouls
out
to
Santurbane.
Green
out
on
grounder
to
Walters.
!
No
hits,
no
runs,
no
errors.
Bill
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Smith's
battery
same.
Kanoya
walks
Wilson.
Vance
singles
to
right
field.
Edgecumbe
singles.
McRae
singles
to
Tobey.
With
bases
full
Suehira
hits
to
Green
and
Wilson
and
Vance
score.
Obata
flies
out
to
Kanaya.
and
Edgecumbe
is
caught
on
third.
Allen
singles
to
shortstop.
Walters
hit
a
hot
grounder
to
Postulo,
catching
Suehira
on
home.
Two
runs,
3
hits,
2
errors.
fly
to
Obata.
Smith
out
on
grounder,
Obata
to
Walters.
Arney
scores
on
Kanaya's
hit
past
Obata.
Green
hits
to
left
field
but
MacRae
files
out
to
Edgecumbe.
One
run.
3
hits,
3
errors.
BUI
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Santurbane
singles
to
Arney.
Unger
hits
a
hot
grounder
to
left
field.
Wilson
out
on
infield
fly
to
Arney.
Vance
safe
on
first
and
Santurbane
scores.
Edgecumbe
singles
and
Unger
scores
on
Smith's-
error.
Vance
scores.
Suehira
singles
to
Tobey,
forcing
Edgecumbe
out
on
second.
Obata
hits
to
Johnstone
in
left
field,
who
tumble.
Allen
flies
out
to
Tobey.
Three
runs,
6
hits,
3
errors.
,
Fourth
inning:
Ted
Smith's
team
i
to
bat.
Tobey
safe
on
first
on
overthrow
to
Walters.
Johnstone
hits
to
centre
field
and
Tobey
scores
on
error
on
third.
Murray
singles
and
Arney
f
Ilea
out
to
Santurbane.
Pos
tulo
safe
on
Obata's
overthrow
to
first.
Johnstone
scores.
Ted
Smith
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Third
inning:
ted
Smith's
team
to
bat
Smith
pinch
hitting
for
'
to
bat.
Arney
safe
when
he
singles
Johnstone
but
he
flies
out
to
Edge-to
Santurbane,
and
takes
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on
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cum.be.
Tobey
thrown
out
on
first.
to
Walters.
No
hits,
no
runs,
no
errors.
I
Bill
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Edge
cumbe
thrown
out
on
first
Kanaya
to
McRae.
Suehira
flies
out
to
Tobey.
Walters
pinch
hitting
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Allen
gets
a
single.
Obata
singles
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shortstop.
Allen
hits
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leaguer
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MacRae
who
Jumps
and
hooks
it
No
runs,
2
hits,
no
errors.
Sixth
inning:
Ted
Smith's
team
to
bat.
Arney
files
out
to
left
field,
and
Postulo
and
Smith
thrown
out
on
grounders
at
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
BUI
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Santurbane
flies
out
to
Murray
in
left
field.
Unger
is
walked
by
Kanaya.
Wilson
thrown
out
en
first
Arney
to
MacRae.
Vance
hits
to
Arney
and
Is
out
by
inches
on
first.
No
tuns,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Seventh
inning:
Ted
Smith's
team
to
bat.
Kanaya
safe
when
he
hits
past
shortstop.
He
steals
sec
hits
past
second
and
Murray
scores.
ond
and
third.
Green
singles
to
Kanaya
walks.
Smith
out
for
taking
a
lead-off.
Green
hits
past
Unger
and
Postulo
scores.
Tobey
thrown
out
on
first,
Abata
to
Walters.
Four
runs,
4
hits,
4
errors.
Obota
and
is
safe
on
first.
Kanaya
almost
stole
home.
MacRae
is
out
on
third
strike.
Tobey
hits
a
three-bagger
to
right
field
scoring
Kanaya
and
Greene.
Johnstone
files
out
Bill
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Walters
i
to
Allen
in
centre
field.
Murray
safe
at
first
on
Postulo's
error.
San-
hits
to
Wajters
to
retire
the
side,
turbane
hits,
to
Postulo.
forcing
Wal-
Two
runs,
3
hits,
1
error,
ters
out
on
second.
Unger
walks.
!
Bill
Vance's
team
to
bat.
Edge-Wilson
hits
to
Kanaya,
forcing
San-:
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Vance
singles
Suehira
fans
and
Obata
flies
out
to
Delegates
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
to
Tobey.
forcing
Wilson
out
on
Kanaya.
Allen
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but
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Fifth
liming:
Ted
Smith's
team
error.
Union
in
the
Carpenters'
Hall
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
Dominion
Or
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Noble
will
address
the
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AND
PRESSING
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Prices
M.
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m
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
GS3
Clearance
Sale
On
Friday
and
Saturday
Afternoon
at
2
p.m.
Each
Day
CONSISTING
OF
THE
BALANCE
OF
HARRIES
BANKRUPT
STOCK
including
One
8-Piecc
Dining
Room
Suite,
Windsor
Chairs
Smoker
Stands,
Draperies,
Springs,
Dalton
Cash
Register,
Medium-size
Gary
Safe,
Roll-top
Desk,
Chesterfield
Tahles,
Lazy
Hoy
Lounge
Chair
and
Stool
to
match,
Lamps,
Toys,
Decorations,
Tools,
Minds,
lot
of
Lumber
(lxG,
6x0,
2x8)
etc.
Also
on
Saturday
I
will
sell
in
tho
evening
the
entire
contents
of
a
small
apartment
house,
as
owner
is
leaving
town,
including
Chesterfield
Suite;
also
Krohlcr
3-Piece
Suite.
Barrie
s
Furniture
Store
GEO.
J.
DAWES,
Auctioneer