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1
;,-f.V
A
-Dog's
lafe
"He
fought
and
won
on
London
streets
and
no
rJoubt
feels
thoroughly
happy
about
his
victory
over
the
cat
ho
dared
to
stand
against
him,
even
though
he
old
get
a
.black
eye.
'SPORT''
C.N.
R.WINS
I
Youngman
Winner
BADMINTON;
In
Billiard
Tourney
First
Half
of
league
Decided-jCmptUkn
,
a
Legion
-A"
League
Not
Yet
finished
j
CompletedJLast
Evening
Canadian
National
Recreation
j
The
first
of
the
Canadian
Legion
Association
has
won
"B"
League,
billiard,
handicaps
was
concluded
first
half,
in
the
City
Badmlntor
jlast-eYening
when
.Charles
Young-League.
"A"
League
still
has
two
(ntanJrah
ouC
winner
by
a
good
mar-
weeKS
to
go
before
completion
of
(gin
oyer
George
Woodland.
Young-
the
first
half.
Last
night's
scores
"A"
League
Skeena,
8;
C.
N.
R.
A,,
7;
No.
1
Rupert.
7;
No.
2
Rupert,
5.
,
"B"
League
Rupert,
8;
C.
N.
R.
A.,
7;
Skeena,
6.
League
standings
to
date:
.
"A"
League
No.
1
Rupert
.-.'.39
'
C.
N.
R.
A.
:
,..2fl
.
Skeena
.
..
No.
2
Rupert
.........
15
"B"
League
C.N.R.A
Skeena
7
Rupert
,;2H
Bowling
Standing
fThe
standing
of
teams
to
date
in
the
City
Bowling
League:
G.
Pis.
C
N.
R.
1241
Junior
Elks
i
H32
P.iBumsLtd
l
H23
Twllers
.i
1070
Old
Empress
l
1049
Moose
1
1044
benior
Elks
1
93-
Av.
m
113?
1123
1070
.1049
1044
983
Pioneer
.Laundry
.Vjki&OS
-905
WattsfGrocery
...fc&lf
834
1834
Canadian
Legion
-790
796
man.
naa
Deaien
Alex
Harvey
in
the
semi-final
and-Woodland
had
pot
out
George
Cripps
earlier
in
the
ererlirig'.
Another
-handicap
is
be
ing
arranged.'
The
snooker
tournament
has
reached
the
ffnal
stage
with
Perev
Tinker
to
meet
Tom
Silversides
for
the
prize.
In.
the
semi-final
Tom
Silversides
won
from
George
Cripps
ina
Percy
Tinker
from
L.
Cripps.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
,'pec.
13--Musketeers
vs.
Swifts;
Rapbjers
vs.
Grotto;
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.)
Canadian
Legion.
iDtc.
2b-SwifU
vs.
Canadian-Legion;
GrottxKVSMusketeers;
Ramblers
v.
Q
N.
R.
A.
'
-bee.
27
Swifts,
vs.
Ramblers:
C.
M;
tt.
A'.
s:
Grotto;
Canadian
Legion
vs
Musketeers.
Whist
League
5
December
14-CanadJan
LeEloni
vs.
I.
.O.
p.
F.;
St.
Andrew's
vs.j
Grotto;
,
j
Off
On
Antarctic
Flight
QUITS
IN
.DISGUST
L'naMe
U
D
-Anything
ltf.
St-
Louis
Eagles.
CoachGerard
Resigns
ST.
LOUIS.
Dec.
-13:
CP
Frankly
disappointed
at
the
show-
ing
of
the
club
in-
winning
only
two
out
of
thirteen
garnes
since
the
Na-tidnsl
Hockey
League
season
opened.
Eddie
Gerard
has
voluntarily
resigned
as
coach
of
the
St.
LouU
Eagles.
Formerly
one
of
the
greatest
defence
men
in
the
game.
Otrard
was
last
year
with
the
Montreal
Maroons.
SPORT
CHAT
A
Ladies'
Bowling
League
Is
fo
be
organized
in
.
connection
with
pie
lewly
established
alleys
at
the
Elks'
lome.
The
idea
is
to
set'ftslde'Frl-ay
as
-
Ladies-
Night"
and
the
first
.ractice
u-111
be
held
this
Friday
.ith
an
organization
meeting
-also
o
be
held
at
that
time.
Teams
al-eady
entered
are:
Annette's.
M.
Johnson's
Four
and
XI.
Ballinger's
.'our.
Gordon
Richards,
England's
new
.urf
idol,
is
the
son
of
a
former
niner
who
turned
to
the
business
A
hiring
ponies.
He
won-his
first
ace
when
he
was
16
years
old.
Since
hen
he
has
amazed
the
English
urf
with
his
feats,
which
include
Alnnlng
six
races
out
of
six
at
'hepstow
last
fall.
On
several
evasions
he
has
ridden
five
winners
n
the
same
afternoon.
He
was
the
hampion
British
jockey
this
year
ind
last.
One
of
the
most
significant
ath-
.etic
developments
in
Quebec
Is
the
reported
plan
of
the
Unlmsitv
of
Montreal,
great
French
educational
centre,
to
enter
the
raaior
colle
giate
sports.
To
date
the
orilv
se
nior
collegiate
sports
the'uhiver-
Now
the
students
will
trv
all
h
'ports
listed
in
the
collegiate
ath
letic
curriculum.
ier,
reported
to
police
at
Port'Elrza
beth,
South
Africa,
-that
'he
was
kidnapped
in
a
motor
car
by.armed
men
ana
neia
au
nignt,
preventing
his
appearance
at
Port
Elizabeth
in
a
scheduled
match
with
Georie
BoganskL
District
News
-
Port
Simpson
Fur
Trade
Commissioner
Ralph
Parsons
and
Western
Manager
E
G
Bonnycastle
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
were
visitors
here
last
week
in
connection
with
the
local
store
of
the
company.
It
is
understood
that
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company
is
con-tmplatlng
erecting
a
new
store
building
to
replaee
the
present
one
which
will
make
It
one
of
the
finest
stores
in
the
north.
The
funeral
of
Victor
Edward
Beynon.
infant
son
of
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
;
Wrh.'Bynon,
-was
held
Sunday
un-
der
the
direction
of
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Glub.
!
Chief
Councillor
E.
F.
Dudoward
and
Rev.
R.
J.
Love,
and
Church
Elders
David
Johnson
and
Jacob
Morrison
have
returned
from
Port
Es-
slngtbn
where
they
went
as
the
official
representatives
of
the
United
Churfh
of
Port
Simpson
at
the
fpr-
mal
opening
of
the
new
United
Church
building
at
Pprt
Essington
Mrs.
Martha
Wesley,
who
had
been
an
invalid
for
a
number
of
years,
passed
away
last
week.
She
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss
two
sons.
waiter
A.
and
Henry
Hellln,
and)
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Wm.
Kelly.
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
Port
Bimpson
General
Hospital
held
its;
annual
sale
and
supper
in
the
Ath-
letic
Hail
last
week
and
a
good
sum
was
realized
for
the
benefit
of
the
I
work
of
the
hospital.
The
whole
af-
i
fair
was
under
the
direction
of
the
The
funeral
nf
h
i--
r-
dty
has
entered
are
hockey
andl"""'
o"
J
Mr-
1
Mrs.
James
-,lliniuH
iis,
tiuu
incac
uiuy
occasionally.
which
deceased
was
a
member
had
cnarge
or
the
funeral
arrangements.
Deceased
leaves
'
hiH
hi.
Thor
Jensen.
Scandinavian
Testr
J
cpts..
his
wife,
two
children,
a
bro-
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W
D.
L.
f'
A.
P.
Toronto
.10
0
2
38
24
30
Maroons
7
0
Americans
.4
1
29
17
14
5
18
25
9
Canadiens
3
1
fj
j9
26
7
St.
Louis
2
p
lj
I
35
14
American
Divkion
Chicago
7
0
3.
24
15
14
Boston
7
0
4
'25
19
.14
Detroit
..
5
0
&
23,
22
10
Hangers
1
0
-
8
30
'45
6
BILLIAUI)
SCIIFJ1ULE
December
13
Empressvs.-Orotty,
tfhc
Polar
Star
to
be
uied
tJ-wW.
bound
,o,
on
the
wheels.
"
;
"
iLj
Riv
Company.
ther
ahd
five
sisters.
LUTHERANS
ORGANIZING
(Continued.
hom
page
one
port
the
church
In
its
fight
for
peace.
Unquestionably,
the
sentiment
and
Influence
of
the
church
had
already
done
much
to
nrevent
war.
Scandinavians,
Mr.
Dybhavn
stated,
lormed
twenty
to
twenty-
nve
percent
of
tne
population
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
would
seem
that
the
Lutheran
might
well
be
the
largest
and
strongest
denomination
m
prince
Rupert.
7f
the
church
was
to
thrive,
however,
it
was
necessary
for
alj
to
stand
Jogether.
Mr.
Aasen,
In
addressing
the
meeting,
urged
the
Importance
of
the
Lutheran
communion
workirur
in-harmony
and
co-ODeratlon
with
other
denominations
in
advancing
the
snlrltti.11
fntprt.
nf
Ih.
v.
Irl.l
LUIII
Going
on
Daily
at
the
B.C.
Clothiers
Ltd.
Store.
Large
assortments
of
good
quality
merrliand
rhooxe
from.
All
kinds
of
Men's
Wear
for
drew
and
walk.
Rubber
nothing.
LaditV
and
Child
Boots
anil
Shoe.
Ilubbtn
and
Rubber
Boots,
Etc.,
Come
and
choose
yoqr
reiulrfmfi)l!
'
SALE
OPENS
DAILY
9
A.M.
Men's
Wool
Sox
Reg.
35c
now
MJn's
Dress
Sox
Assorted
colors
rv.t.
$0c.
now
Mens
Ore
Wool
Sox
Re.
55c
tw
Silk
Tte
Sprttai
.
Men's
Fine
Silk
Strtpedmnd
Plain
Colors-Reg.
TSc
now
....J..'
Men
s
Brown
and
Orey
Dress
Glove-Reg.
$2
80,
now
Men's
Ilea
vy
Stlk
Wfilte
Scarf
Reg.
W.
now
Assorted
Color
Broadcloth
Shirts-All
Ms.
no-
Men's
Wool
Dress'Caps
Re
sp
to
ZtJDQ.
now
Turnbulfs
Corablnatlons
per
suit
Hundred
All
Wool
Undrrwear
In
Such
Make
a
Vikings,
Gold
Fleece,
Penman's,
Stanfltld's
and
Atlantic
at
Itedured
Priee.
Come
and
see
Them.
iKm.
I
mivh
or-,
,
tr
.
:
ftM
Vile
I
CO
1C
!lt
'Aasen
said,
and
he
hiTT7
wae
apprecia-y.
u'
ri-w
Black
will
be
.
,
J
returnine
this
,.t
,1,.
...
.
eek
to
headquarters
at
WlnnlDe'
o...v.
BlJS
"'V
Company
Mt.
ln
lhe
cnurch
orj5anliatton
tiTr?,?
in
connectln!
work
that
the
Bishop
had
said
that
wun
the
formal
takinc
ovr
nf
h
.
.
.
.
...
Pwrw
d
sent
nere
as
won
1
;
MrfloJi
McCoJi
,.tnr.
Jtore
by
h..
the
Hudson'.
as
humanly
possible.
Meantime,
arrangement
had
been
made
for
the
holding
of
services.
To
maintain
a
church
here.
It
was
Henn-.
took
ni.-,
t,
:
V
.
"
"wtu
aoom
bort
'Simpson
Concert
-
eran
families
would
get
together.
,
During
the
evening
there
was
a
brief
nrocram
which
lnrlnHrf
a
'reading
by
Mrs.
Hans
Underdahl
land
selections
by
the
Varden
Slng-;ers
under
the
leadership
of
Peter
j
Lien.
j
After
the
meeting,
there
was
a
'
j
social
hour
during
which
refresh-!
'
menu
were
nerved.
'
Billiard
Averages
iges
G.
C.
P.
Balagno
lElksi
.2,
W.
Stuart
l
Elks
2
Bert
Morgan
0
George
Cripps
CY)
R.
MeLeed
Emp)
.
P.
Pritchard
Emp
J.
Bulger
lElkti
A.
Harvey
CL
M.
E.
Young
fEmp
Qforae
Howe
iG)
E.
Cameron
Emp
11
Menzlc
(BJksi
munlty.
The
chureh
was
an
InsU-
"ff'
'nP'
,
tutkn
which
no-piviiH
rrLnif
Wllllaeroft
mitsi
slwrjd
be
.
without.
Describing
hl't
'CL'
church
survey
and
organization
l
5'
.
!
Wprk
here
during
the
past
few!
I
I5.erf,gan
i'
weeksfMr.
Aasen
stated
that
he
had
'
'
"ur"
ound
200
Lutheran
homes
here
0'
?'
er
,CL
with
between
A
D0DaW
,Emp)
1200
and
1500
Scan-
dinaylans
resident
in
the
city
Nor-
M'
"'
wmD
wegians
being
overwhelmingly
In
'
'
tBrwn
,D
tlie
majority.
No
less
than
104
fa-tc
L-
Voungman
CL
mllies
had
expressed
themselves
at
I
being
anxious
to
see
the
Lutheran
1
Church
a
going
concern,
fifty-five
1
neags
oj
families
had
made
defln-1
!
I
Ttl.
Av.j
500
250
;
500
250
j
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
j
250
250!
250
250
250
250
250
250:
238
239!
237
237'
238
236
235
235
235
233
225
225
434
217
216
216
426
213
204
204
329
165
BASKirrilAI.L
SCIIKOULK
Tlfrn
11
MATiCik
wet
n
IlT
r
a
.
Ite
pledges
of
financial
support
and
Legion
vs.'
High
School;
High
Bcfioo!
tliere
were
others
wh"6
had
also
vs.
Annette's;
Scouts'
vs.
High
ijiumt&ea
ineir
svpport
He
was
School.
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double
sulomttlc
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nu
inc
pockci
ncii
v.anrf
Ln.
the
Ut
piper
fust
afresh
atthe
flrjt,
t
N
it
19c
23c
39c
25c
39c
S1.25
S1.75
$1.00
99c
81.45
Fleece
Uned
Combination
per
suit
StanlleWa
Red
4c
Bkie
Ubel
wuru
To
rteor.
garment
Men's
$23JjO
Suits
now
I
YEAR
-
END
SALE
Blue
Serge
Suits
ZO-os.
fine
make
at
reduced
..
m
now
,
Blue
Melton
QvtHaUUut
styje.
now
Boys'
All
DoJf
Sox
Rg.
Kc
now
Bkie
Lumber
JMk
now
Boys'
Assorted
Ceiurs
Long
Trousers
now
Boys'
Knieker
rtnts
-up
from
Boys
All
Wool
Caps-
Fine
pattern
nw
Boy
Towers
Slicker
Coats
ReK
13
50
now
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
Phone:
Mack
32
f
or
br
not
published
or
tiie
Oovf.-pnient
aipltTd
by
tlx
I
10
oz.
SLTi
2o
m.
ITS
NAME
GUARANTEES
ITS
99
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C4
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