p
to
U
c
pAoy
rotm
T3S
DAILY
NEV7C
SPORT
MOOSE
WIN
HOOP
FINAL
!
Defeated
Grotto
Lait
Mint
to
Take
I
Leaeue
First
Half
Honors
I
v
i
l$5
The
most
practical
Christmas
Gift
for
a
man
is
something
he
can
wear.
Not
only
is
it
the
most
practical
hut
also
the
most
appreciated
when
it
'is
selected
at
a
store
such
as
ours
where
men
are
accustomed
to
buy
their
TIES
SHIRTS
HATS
CAPS
SOCKS
HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES
MUFFLERS
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
BELTS
BATHROBES
DRESSING
GOWNS
SWEATERS
GARTERS
SUSPENDERS
DRESS
SETS
CUFFLINKS
TIE
CLIPS
SLIPPERS
SPATS
ETC.
Just
look
over
this
list
We
can
htlp
jou
with
your
Christmas
chopping.
Com
in
and
let
us
show
you
how
we
can
serve
you.
Our
stock
ot
Gift
Merchandise
is
now
complete.
It
has
been
selected
solely
with
a
view
to
plea
sin?
the
men
recipients
and
yon
can
abtain
suitable
gifts
at
prices
(rum
51
cents
up.
Wc
are
open
until
10
p.m.
every
night
this
week
Lambie
&
Stone
I'HH'K
LIST
OF
SELECTED
w
1
3f
e
s
axd
li
quo
its
The
following
btuvk
art
alxiM
at
CntiMnl
Laor
Scorn.
Mail
ordm
fvould
U
mmt
to
Mamt
Viajor,
t
m
Mail
Ordr
Dpt,
Liquor
Control
Board,
87
BMtn
Sc
Vancouver.
B.
C
Antiouarr
Calona
a'e'ar
Calona
Red
...
Stinger
Logan
SJingrr't
Grape
SCOTCH
WHISKY
(Imported)
Grand
CHd
Parr
,
J.
R.
D.
Private
Stock
Sandf
Macdonald
Srrt'i
"Oram
of
it
Barlo"-
W
rutriey'.
Hem
of
Lords"
DDA
vrw
f
-
limnrmfi
Thr
Star
$5.00
HOLLAND
GIN
(Imported)
Vol.'.
Schnapps
26-ox.
CHAMPAGNE
(French)
tu
G.
H.
Muaua
Co'i
Eatra
Dry
.
.
$3.75
G.
IL
Mumm
X
Co'
CWdoo
Route
4.25
(Soon
Vuiirol
D
QilmpagM
Sucrmmr)
CHAMPAGNE
(Canadian)
Calona
Champagne,
Large
Bonk
.
...
SPARKLING
nURtll
IN'nv
Calona
Sparkling
Burgundy,
Large
Bottle
VERMOUTH
UaJooa,
hrmth
and
Italian,
Bottle
CANADIAN
WINES
$2.85
$l;45
2.S5
1.45
2.65
1.45
rri.;
i
j
.
.
.
.....
1
ins
au
vmiscmenc
is
not
published
or
dlsniayed
1
voniroi
uoam
or
th
Goveiriment
of
British
$4.35
4.60
4.00
3.85
3.65
..
4.00
75c
75e
U-M.
$2.65
$3.75
$2.00
25
$1.90
-$1.75
-$1.2S
50C
50
50c
COc
inn
atlverM.enu-nt
n.,t
puMMic!
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d.fuve-Tl-v
the
Liquor
t-ontro!
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.r
h
the
;.,v
rt.r.rnt
or
Hn-.tb
t
olumbia.
Iniltt
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Orl.ln.i
tMlnt
Board.
SI7
Be.tt,
Slml,
.
Jl
ITS
AGED
MELLOWNESS
AND
RICH
HIGHLAND
MALT
CONFIRM
ITS
GOOD
NAME
JEST
PROCURABLE
a
'
the
Licuor
ilumbia.
FIRST
HALF
COMPLETED
.Musketeers
Winning,
in
Bridie
League
Last
Mint's
Scores
Bridge
League
Swift's
6605,
5440.
Grotto
73S9,
Musketeers
6575.
Ramblers
5C26.
Musketeers
Swift's
Orotto
C
.
N.
R
.
A.
Ramblers
Canadian
Legion
results
lasr
night:
Canadian
Leglori
"Rupert
Brand"
C.N.
R.
A.
6748.
P.
TS
A.
10
64MS
57233
10
62343
54014
10
5M70
59615
10
5S6t8
62143
10
52659
55183
10
5058$
G6052
"Daffy"
Dean
Takes
Bride
Younjer
of
Two
Famous
PiUhlng
Hr
other
Married
Yesterday
In
Arkarisas.
.
ST.
LOUI8,
Dec.
21:
Dean,
youneer
member
of
th
noted
St.
Louis
Cardinals
nttehtn
brothers,
was
married
yestrdajr
In
Arkansas
to
Miss
Dorothy
San-dusky.
It
was
ahonunced
HereJian
I
night.
Tlie-
couple
had
been
en.
gaged
only
a
lew
days.
Hockey
Scores
Montreal
1.
Detroit
1.
Chicago
4.
New
York
Rangers
1.
Toronto
1.
St.
Louis
1.
Hockey
Standings
I
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
P.
Toronto
12
Maroons
,7
Americans
5
Canadicns
..
3
St.
Louis
3
2
47
5
34
7
28
631
12
22
American
Division
imcago
1
3
32
Boston
8
0
A
34
Detroit
6
2
6
43
Rangcri
,
i
0
ifjfa
A.
P.
30
25
25
15
34
12
28
49
19
(91
28
16
27
14
ii
8
I
In
the
play-off
final
for
Senlr
I
League
first
half
basketball
honors.
I
the
Moose
won
ovrr
the
Grotto
last
night
m
an
exciting
game
by
a
score
of
46-44.
The
play
opened
test
and
the
Grotto
broke
Into
the
lead
with
,
lUtchford
sinking
a
few
long
one.
;
The
Moose
overcame
the
lead
and
a
ding-dong
battle
was
fought
until
the
breather
when
the
Grotto
ledtl
to
17.
In
the
second
half
Mitchell
and
'
Wlngham
ran
In
some
baskets
to'
ghe
the
Moow
a
lead
of
eight
points.
The
Orotto
soon
overcame
this
lead
and,
with
four
minutes
to
go,
had
a
six-point
marstn.
The
tobacconists
seemed
to
have
the
game
on
ice
but
the
Orotto
guard.
Morrison
and
Morgan,
let
the
f
Moose
forwards
through
to
score
six
points.
R.
Morrison
sank
two
penalties
to
cinch
the
game
for
the
Moose.
Mitchell
and
Wlngham
were
outstanding
for
the
Moose
while
"Bd-dy"
Ratchford
and
"Ban-Jo"
Otitis
were
best
for
the
Grotto.
It
was
first
class
basketball
all
throoah
rand
the
teams
were
evenly
matched.
Armstrong
and
his
Canadian
Le-gion
team
took
the
Warrior
in
an
intermediate
exhibition
game
27-
20.
The
Vets
had
the
situation
weH
In
hand
at
all
times.
Half
time
score
was
17-10.
It
was
far
below
the
usual
thriller
that
Is
sencralrT
put
on
by
these
cagers.
The,
stars
of
yesteryear
In
the
Ladies'
League
put
un
a
briHtentl
dpUy
of
hard
body
checking!
wnich
almost
led
to
their
downfall
The
up-and-comlngj
staged
a
good'
battle
and
extended
the
-ha
hwni"
fto
the
limit.
Eva
Morris
and
Sue
Boddle
put
on
a
sideshow
for
the
amusement
of
the
soectators.
L.
Lowe
came
on
In
the
second
half
and
led
her
team
to
victory,
scorine
six
points.
The
Morris
sisters
werej
.
ui
uie
opposition.
Enyd
Morris
led
the
parade
with
;
eight
points
while
Lowe
garnered
six.
The
losers
were
robbed
of
victory
as
the
"old
timers"
scored
four
points
after
full
time
due
to
an
error
on
the
part
of
the
timekeeper.
Individual
scoring:
'
:
-
Intermediate
Eshibitlon
Canadian
legion
1
27
Armstrong
ll
3bke
3.
Chrktlson
2,
Ivarson
5.
McPhee
(6).
Palmer.
Warriors
20
Comadlna
6I,
Miller
.
Olllis,
FlUpatrlck.
Nelson
5.
Naylor.
Vlereck
1.
Domlnato.
Ladies'
Exhibition
Has
Beens
16)
Boddle
4.
Ir-rlne
(4),
Steen,
Morgan
2).
Mc-Leod,
Johnson,
Lowe
6
Annette's
Enyd
Morris
8.
Stone
5).
Eva
Morris
l2l
R.iiehfnrrf
Brand,
Rivett,
Stamp-Vincent.
SenUr
League
Orotto
44
Ourvlch
'9.
Stalker
li,
Morgan
5.
Ratchford
12
1.
Scott
(21.
Murray,
Olllis
10.
Morrison
5.
Moose
46)
Arney
4;,
"Wlngham
'liTfMltchetl
19.
Menzle
2).
Na-
Jcamoto
2).
Vance.
R.
Morrison
2.
P.
Pierce
(6.
svirs;sE:asxsx3KiBTiiBi
!
GROTTO
Cigar
Store
j
Wholesale
and
Retail
TobaeconUt
For
Fresh
Tobaccos,
j
Cigarettes
and
Cigars
I
come
to
the
Grotto.
(
Lowneys
Chocolates
!
Riley's
Assorted
Toffee
!
Made
in
England
.
I
2
Taxis
at
Your
j
Service
F
456
and
99
Celebrate
Century-Old
Holiday:
with
Famed
Old
Brands
.
.
.
Times
and
living
conditions
hnvc
mntcrinlly
changed,
since
the
days
in
which
the
Yule
Log
marked
the
beginning
of
the
Christmas
and
New
Year's
Holidays.
This
joyous
season
is,
however,
still
the
most
important
of
each
year.
The
following
famous
brands
are
suggested
as
important
adjuncts
to
your
holiday
festivities.
SANDY
MACDONALD
Special
Liqueur
Scotch
Whisky
26or.$3?5
BC
I
Ancient
OLD
PARR
Scotch
Whisky
-
.
VICKERS'
Finest
London
Dry
Gin
Sir
Robert
BURNETT'S
London
Dry
Gin
-
SEAGRAM'S
"83"
Rye
Whisky
.
.
.
-
26JOZ.5460
.
25
oz.s2H
13oz.$15
25
or.
$251
16o:.$2!2
25
or.
5315
This
ad.erusenioui
i.
iut
pufa.unea
,t
,
.r
,jHUt
ow
,y.
..
....
t
Of
JtriM
'
..Irirrlhis
r
eachers
Aged,
blended
and
bottled
i
Scotland
Popular
the
world
over,
because
it
is
ALWAYS
reliable.
Whisky
3
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
d.
'Jved
br
tlx
Liquor
C.onirol
BoJtd
of
by
h
Government
o(
Br
Colunbu
d
:w
Your
Christmas
Gifts
AU
Wool
Wen
s
Dress
Heavy
811k
White
Scarfs-Reg
$1
75
now
Men's
Dress
Otove-Lined
now
Droadcloth
8hlrt
in
white,
cream
Phone:
Rlack
321
At
the
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
For
Men's,
Ladies'
and
Boys'
Apparel
8111c
Tlev-
Fine
pattern
now
25c
Hand
Made
Silk
In
plain
and
striped
QQ
pattern,
rea.
75c.
now
OuL
Men
s
Dress
Sox
Fine
patterns
now
23c
39c
95c
S1.25
$1.00
Stanfield's
Combinations
82.25,
2.45,
S2.75
Oold
Flnece
Underwear-In
all
sties,
buy
now!
Men
s
Fawn
Trench
Coats
qm
ftr.
Reit
$7
50.
now
3tIJJ
Black
Rubber
Coats
now
Men
s
Assorted
Overcoats
now
.
.
,
Blue
Melton
Overcoats
now
Men's
Fine
Dress
Suits
$14
50
to
Boys'
Iong
PanU
per
pair
85.95
S12.50
S13.95I
$16.50
S1.25
Boys-
Blue
Lumberjacks
All
wool
1,99
Boys'
All
Wool
Tweeds-Reg
3.00
J99
Boys'
Towers
Slicker
Coats
Tint
tl
44
nnn
S2.25
own
Boys'
Oreb
Boots
Solid
leather
CO
79
$2.40
to
Men
s
Felt
and
Leather
Slippers-
Ql
95
from
l
IK
Next
Door
to
Frizell's
MarKf