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Meet
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In
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base
Musketeers
Meet
Swift's
Or
Ramblers
In
Bridge
Orotto
advanced
to
the
final
of
cribbage
In
the
Hp
Top
Tailors
Cup
competition
by
defeating
Sons
of
Norway
15.
to
12
Wednesday
night.
They
will
play
In
the
cribbage
final
with
Elevator
which
last
night
won
over
Oddfellows
14
to
13.
In
a
bridge
semi-final
last
night
Musketeers
won
over
Canadian
Legion
5995
to
55C9
and
will
play
in
the
final
with
Swift's
which
defeated
Orotto
C302
to
6218,
or
Ramblers.
Flnalllsts
In
cribbage
and
bridge
will
meet
to
decide
the
ownership
of
the
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup
for
the
easulng-
year.
Annette's
Win
Over
P.
R.
Grads
Were,
However,
(liven
Run
For
Money
Maccabees
Defeat
Brunrttes
Annette's
continued
their
win
ning
ways
in
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
last
night
by
defeating
Prince
Rupert
Orads
1537
to
1507,
it
being
one
of
the
closest
contests
the
league
leaders
have
been
given
so
far
this
season.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
Maccabees
had
no
trouble
in
disposing
of
Brunette's
1377
to
1145.
High
aver
age
scorer
for
tne
evening
was
Mrs.
Owens
of
Annette's
with
184.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows
Prince
Rupert
Orads
Stromdahl,
351;
Mussallem,
270:
Nelson,
252:
Hallberg,
296;
Ballinger,
338.
Annette's
Skattebol,
284;
Basso-
Bert,
279;
Owens,
369;
Morse,
320;
Brown,
285.
Brunettes
Berg,
238;
Gomez,
161;
Domlnato,
224;
Colussi,
239;
Johnstone,
283.
Maccabees
Colussi,
262;
Beale,
255;
Pettenuzo,
246;
Fritz,
300;
Tur
geon,
314.
The
league
standing
tqdate
O.
i
Total
Av.
Annette's
......20
15049
752
P.
R.
Orads
.20
13748
687
Doodads
18
12042
669
Blue
Birds
18
11440
636
Maccabees
20
12636
632
Rangers
18
10961
609
C
N.
R.
A.
18
10115
562
Brunettes
20
10948
547
Sport
Letter
Box
AN
APPRECIATION
Sports
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
am
a
close
follower
of
your
sport
page
and
use
It
to
get
all
the
late
hockey
scores.
Regarding
your
write-up
of
the
game
last
week
end,
the
score
would
indicate
Mon-
tteal
was
decisively
defeated
but
when
you
say
the
Maroons
"never
had
a
chance
and
were
clearly
outplayed"
I
must
disagree
with
you.
In
the
last
two
periods
of
play,
Dave
Kerr,
the
Rangers'
goalie,
stopped
enough
shots
to
win
half
a
dozen
games.
He
must
be
given
a
great
deal
of
credit
for
the
Rangers'
victory
and
the
rest
of
the
credit
goes
to
Bun
Cook,
Frank
Boucher
and
Glen
Bryden.
I
wish
to
tell
you
again
that
I
al
ways
look
forward
to
seeing
the
hockey
scores
and
standings
in
your
paper.
I
could
send
you
a
complete
ros
ter
of
each
team
in
the
National
ifnrkev
Leaeue
to
help
you
and
would
be
only
too
glad
to
help
any
nne
to
eet
a
clear
idea
of
these
weekly
broadcasts.
Smlthers.
KENNETH
WARNER
THREE
DEACONS
IN
FAMILY
CANADIAN,
Texas,
Dec,
20:
(CP)
T.
S.
Wiggins,
85;;
his
son,
R.
E,
63,
and
his
grandson.
T.
D.,
37,
are
all
deacons
in
the
Baptist
Church
here.
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SPY
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1
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4
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BHs
When
the
motorcycle
of
Kenneth
Lewis,
a
young
aircraftsman,
b
;oke
down
at.
Broadstairs,
England,
he
saw
a
young
lady
chugg
alongside
on
her
own
motorcycle
and
offered
to
help
him.
They
became
friendly
and
she
Introduced
him
to
Dr.
Hermann
Gortz,
who,
she
said,
was
her
uncle.
The
two
showed
great
interest
in
photographs
of
aeroplanes,
airports,
etc.
The
case
was
climaxed
with
the
arrest
of
Dr.
Hermann
Oortz
(lower
right
as
a
spy.
Marianne
Emig
not
In
custody)
Is
pictured
at
the
opening
of
the
case
in
Margate.
She
was
the
"girl
on
the
motorcycle"
In
this
modern
spy
thriller.
Lewis
Is
seen
ileft)
running
into
the
courthouse.
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Hockey
League
Boston
0,
Toronto
0.
Chicago
2,
Canadiens
2.
Detroit
3,
New
York
Americans
1.
Northwestern
League
Seattle
0,
Portland
4.
Mail
Schedule
Mrs,
Mitchell
Is
Hostess
at
Tea
afternoon
and
were
Mrs.
Mitchell
assisted
by
Mrs.
M.
J'.
Dougherty
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell
with
little
Miss
Norah,
Dougherty:
opening
the
door.
:
The
tea
table
was
lovely,
covered
)
with
a
cloth
of
ecru
pxc
and
cen-,
tred
with
bronze-red
chrysanthe-j
mums
and
red
tapers.
j
Those
pouring
were
Mrs.
M.
P.;
McCaffery,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nicholls.
Mrs.
F.
E.
Robertson
and
Mrs.
James
Lee
while
serving
were
Mrs.
Alex
Mit-!
chell,
Mrs.
Norman
Freeman,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
the
Misses
Irene
Mitchell,
Caroline
Mitchell,
Margaret
McCaffery,
Margaret
Mc-
Ouire,
Jessie
Moffatt
and
Linnea!
Hanson.
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
Mrs
George
Bryant
cut
the
Ices.
PLOUGHS
UP
SHELL
DUMP
COMINES.
France,
Dec.
2C.
(CP)
Seventeen
years
after
the
war
a
farmer
near
here
ploughed
up
a
German
ammunition
dump
of
350
shells,
which
authorities
removed
to
an
artillery
range
for
Everybody
reads
the
Daily
News
here's
reason.
Swift's
Premier
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Shamrock
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Shoulders,
lb
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Prime
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lb
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Boston
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lb.
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lb
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20c
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20c
pint
We
have
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large
supply
of
TURKEYS,
GEESE
and
DUCKS
at
Lowest
Prices
Fresh
OYSTERS,
MUSHROOMS
arriving
Monday
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YIELDS
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Dec.
20:
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i
A
field
of
maize
on
an
irrigated
'
farm
southwest
of
here,
yielded
98
'it
30c
II
$1.00
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ill
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mmi
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SERVICED
:
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I
:
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Montreal
Plan
of
Care
For
Women
Louis
Unable
to
Make
Date
Oh,
!
And
Children
Draws
Attention
.
December
29
so
Postponement
.
i
j.
'
Made
to
February
2
I
MONTREAL.
Dec.
20;
(CP)
A.
jnew
and
tevolutlonary
plan
for'
!
group
hospitalization
being
offered
HAVANA.
Dec.
20
:-Joe
Louis'.
!to
Montreal
women,
has
attracted
principal
contender
of
the
day
foe
!
the
interr-st
of
medical
authorities
the-world's
heavyweight
champion
i
throughout
the
country.
ship.,
being
unable
to
make
the
fi
'
'
"This
plan
Is
very
interesting
be-
gagement.
a
bout
which
he
was
Uj
I
cause,
as
far
as
I
know,
it
Is
the
have
engaged
in
here
on
Decern1
jonly
one
of
this
continent
where
ber
29.
has
been
postponed
until
the
appeal
is
entirely
to
women
arid
Fsbruary
2.
I
children
subscribers,"
was
the
com-
,
"
ment
of
Dr.
Harvey
Agnew
of
Toronto,
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association.
Hospital
Department
and
of
the
Canadian
Hospital;
Council.
The
newly-formed
Women's
Hospital
Service
Association,
headed
by
Miss
Guinevere
Smith,
who
has
.
g4fg!ge!g$eS'
oeen
lor
many
yeaio
yiumiucni.ijr
identified
with
the
activities
of
the
Women's
General
Hospital
here,
offers
hospital
service,
at
a
fixed
annual
or
other
periodic
fee
to
I
groups
or
women
numbering
not
'less
than
12;
Benefits
which
may
be
obtained
for
the
sum
of
$1.00
membership
fee
and
75
cents
a
I
month
include
a
seml-prlvate
room
i
for
21
days
each
year
If
required,
.with
type
of
.meals
prescribed
by
the
physician;
complete
operating
I
room
service;
anaesthetic
fee;
'
general
nursing
care;
ordinary
'medicines,
surgical
dressings
and
(routine
laboratory
work.
The
plan
is
a
strictly
non-profit-making
venture
and
any
surplus
will
be
held
for
the
benefit
of
subscribers
in
succeeding
years.
Dr.
Agnew
stated
that
the
Idea
of
group,
hospitalization
is
not
entirely
new
but
has
received
tre-
imendous
ImDetus
of
late.
Twenty-
h
rvi
Firct
TimP
l"g
leld
made
93
bushels.
jfive
or
more
plans
aer
in
operation
1
UI
1
II
ol
nmt
'in
Canada,
while
similar
plans
have
j
'
j
operated
in
the
United
States
for
Mrs.
George
Mitchell
was
at
home
!
SILVER
DOWN
AGAIN
!
the
past
30
years.
The
largest
Ca-to
her
many
friends
yesterday
af-j
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
20:
(CP)
The
nadian
venture
Is
In
Edmonton
ternoon,
for
the
first
time
since
her
:
price
of
bar
silver
slumped
an-!
where
four
general
hospitals
are
I
recant
marriage,
at
a
delightful
other
two
cents
today
to
513ic
per
co-operating.
tea.
I
ounce.
I
"The
principle
Is
fundamentally
About
175
ladles
called
during
the
j
'
...
,
received
by;
ound,M
Dr.
Agnew
concluded,
"for
this
is-
an
ag
when
It
is
better
for,
the
Individual
to
have
his
or
her
cost
of
sickness
spread
orcr
a
group."
New
Full
Size
HOOVER
$
for
only
59
50
Give
Her
a
Hoover
and
You
Give
Her
the
Best!
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BEATS
AS
IT
SWEEPS
AS
IT
CLEANS"
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