Friday
December
20.
1935
FIRST
HALF
1
1
IS
TIED
UP
iambic
.&
Stone
UnaDic
10
Heal
Moose
The
Grotto
turned
out
last
night
in
full
torce
10
aeieai
umDie
ei
Stone
3G
to
33
in
a
close
and
fast
result
Lambie
j&tqne
wijl
ha
ye
tqj
play
ml
MP5e
to
aeciae
irsi
folf
winners.
Arney
opened
the
scoring
fpr
the
Clfttbter
by
sinking
a
penalty
after
being
fouled
by
Stalker.
Frprn
then
pn
ut)til
the
finish
of
the
first
half
Lambie
&
Stone
had
the
better
of
pie
play.
Jfajf
time
score
was
22-5.
It
was
It)
the
second
hajf
that
th
Grotto
turned
on
the.
heat
and
putscored.
the
ReatJy-tq-Wear
crew,
although
It
was
anyone's
game
with
the
Cigar
Store
crew
haying
rnpst
of
the
play.
The
Clothjers,
however,
were
in
there
fighting
all
Calderonl
5,
Morrison,
Arney
(7).
Lindsay
J5.
rnisJrQng
3)
total,
33.
.
';
Orotto
Smith
(3),
Morgan
8),:
RaUhford
12,
Murray,
Stalker
J7.
Qm
f,
A.ntorJ!i
2;
total,
36.
Interrnediatj:
Leajrue
High
Sthpolayjpr
Campbell
9,
Davis
Ip,
D'Neifl.'
McMee-kin,
Hlrano
(4);
total,
18.
Scythians
Tobey
2.
Beynon
ID,
Currle,
Murray
(2),
Dominato
ray
won
from
"Dutch"
Donald,
and
J
1)21,
Montesanp
(2),
Letourneau,
Senior
Basketball
League
game
be-jpijjs
7);
totaj
36
ore
a.
near
capiicny
uuusc.
v
a
Ladje$'
League
rjigh
Schpol-E.
payls
(4),
Mus-sallem
(,$),
Ijlalne
HQ),
Ellison
(1),
T.
Davis
2;
total,
23.
Aflriette's
Stone
(2),
Morris
(5),
Turg&on,
Stamp-Vincent,.
Eva
Morris:
total,
7-
Junior
League
High
School
Fitch,
O'Neill,
Fulton
(12),
Yamanaka.
Lundquist
(1);
total,
13.
Houston
ouston
Eby
(I),
Murray;
total,
6.
)he
way.
It
was
a
great
jjameandl
Senior
League
was
referee
by
''Brick"
Sklnrier
m'
W.
a
yery
capable
manner.
.
.Lambie
&
Stpne
7
Other
Games
(Moose
7
)lng
Edward
High
Bchbol
stp-lQrptto
4
fleets
lpt
to
the
flghtinf
quajj
of
j
Intermediate
League
Scythlaps
3q-)8
n
a
ie
jscprfpg
Spythians
7
jnterrnedjate
ganie.
jhe
frst
half
Canadian
Legion
6
was
the
best
part
from
a
spepta-
Iffgh
Sphool
5
tors'
ppint
of
view
'as
In
te
se-
Ladies'
league
pqnd
half
the
Students'
defence
(
Grottettes
9
prumpled
and
the
ScythJan
sharp-
High
School
5
r,hopter$
started
to
sppar
points.
t
Annettes
4
Half
lme
score
was
J0-9
ip
fayor.
Junior
J.eague
pf
the
gpythlans.
'
j
Moose
!
n
Annette's
lost
the
Ladles'
League
,
Boy
Scputs
7
(Tame
to
a
bunch
pf
fgh.t?ng
High
,
High
Schoql
3
School
girls
tp
t.hc
tunp
pf
23-7.
It
Scythiaps
1
was
a.
free
scoring
gamp
ip-which
Rusty"
Blaine
snared
10
points.
Jlalf
time
score
was
12-3
in
favor
pf
thejCo-eds.
BII.).I.tltJ)S
IN
SEJII-FINALS
Jock
Allen
from
Earl
Batt.
The
Le
gion
now
holds
a
lead
of
183
points
j
suits
so
far
are:
G.
P.
Tinker
(Legion,
250;
Don
Brown
(Grotto),
206.
J.
Allen,
250;
Earl
Batt,
194.
Alex
Murray,
250;
D.
Donald,
I67.
Remaining
games
are
Nell
Cam-
eron
vs.
C.
p
Balagno;
0.
paptie
vs.
R.
Yqung;
Geo.
Woodland
ys.
Geo.
Howe.
Scythians-Antonelll
(3),
Roma,'
XfliaS
Broadcast
By
I
'
(2),
D.
Montesano,
Veltch,
,
'
J
BASKLTKAIX
STANDINGS
L.
5
5
8
5
6
7
4
7
8
2
2
6
8
Junior
Chamber
An
appeal
by
Adjutant
Eva
Lay-!
cock
for
the
Salvation
Army's
P.
phrlstmas
relief
fund
and
a
visit
4
tp
the
studio
by
Santa
Claus
who.
J4
announced
the
gifts
he
Intended
,
8
presenting
to
members
of
the
Junior
Chmber
of
Commerce
fea-
14tured
the
weekly
broadcast
last
12eyening
of
the
Junlor'sectlon
ot
the
10
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
18
10
8
14
14
merce
oyer
the
local
radio
station,
the
local
radjo
station.
Aajutant
Laycocks
appeal
was
of
a
novel
nature.
She
spoke
briefly
and
sang
a
song
apprppri-;
ate
to
the
subject-Those
tliptributlng
to
the
eve-;
g
nlng's
program
were
A.
J.
Lancas-2
ter,
Bert
Cameron
and
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
In
an
instrumental
trio;
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber,
.Mrs-
H.
N.
jBrocklesby,
Nelson
Allen
and
J,
A.
Teng
in
a
vocai
quartet;
Mrs
Wm.
Strachan
eliminated
Jack
Brocklesby
with
vocal
solos
and
1
The
Junior
High
Schoql
cagersi
Preece
by
a
score
of
150,
to
138
Al
Small
with
piano
selections.
peieaieq
me
acyinians
KU-m
a
quaner-jmai
game
01
the
Roth
Gordon
and,
William
FiaW
pert
Fulton
chalkpd
up
12
ol
the
;
Papadian
Legion
billiard
handicap
shared
the
duties
of
announcer
J3
points
for
the
Student
:
tournametn
Wednesday
night.
In
for
the
program
and
Dr.
J-
T.
Individual
scqring:
jarjQtfcpr
quarter-final
last
night
Mandy
had
an
important
part
to
Senior
League
Npil
Cameron
beat
Jack
Dougherty
play
in
the
program
which
was
Lambie
&
Stone-
Johnson
(13).'apd
now
meets
Strachan.
of
Christmas
character.
-odverlfsonient
la
not
piJjilslied
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
ConUolBoard
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columtla
TRAPPERS:
Have
big
order
for
all
furs
especially
MINKS
AND
MARTENS
Ship
your
goods
as
soon
as
received
we
wire
valuation.
If
price
not
satisfactory
goods
returned
at
once.
Express
paid
both
ways.
No.
1
Ranch
Minks
as
high
as
$15;
Interiors
$15;
Martens,
as
high
as
$19:
Lynx,
$30.
In
the
market
for
good
Silver
Foxes
Make-a
shipment
and
be
convinced
(J
OL
1)1$
LOOM
is
the
best
man
The
Old
Krliaule
Why
do
your
WASHING
At
Home
when
you
can
gel
it
done
for
as
little
as
5c
a
pound
Have
your
presses,
Suits,
Curtains
and
Drapes
Pry
Cleaned
for
Christmas.
Wc
also
clean
Carpets.
Phone:
8
&
118
Pionpqr
&
Canadian
Laundry
Ltd.
HUM
THE
TOILER"
TILLIE.THEV'PE
HAVING
A
-FASHION
SHOW
AT
THE
ftf
K?
EiL-ITE
SHOPPE
L
wamt
rr
7JA
A
you
TO
RUN
OVER
AND
Y
J
6ET
A
LINE
ON
IT
TO
'iET
A
LINE
ON
A
ik,MD
I
GET
THp,
BILL
FOR
IT'
-
BAH
I
MM?
t
.14
C
V
SWELL,
eoss'-
THATLL
CE
FUN'J
6EE.TILUE
TH'BOSS
IS
At
WORKED
UP
ABOUT
THOSE
DRESSES
OU
SROUGIfT
BACK
FROM
THE
ELITE
SHOPPE
DAILY
NEWS
it
j-
auuujj
Legion
is
Ahead
Doyntown
Park
Of
.Grotto
low,
:
Mr,
Alder's
Plan
Challenge
Billiard
Tournament
Ha
p,chanfe
of
Lots
Authorized
Bie
Beeri
Half
Completed
.
!
3
;
Block
of
City
Debentures
In
the
two
games
played
last-eyenlng
between
the
Grotto
and
the
Canadian
Legion
in
the
billiard
challenge
tournament,
Alex
Mur-
Rcfunded
h
a
meeting
Jn
the
capacity
of
a
city
council
Wednesday
after
noon.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Al-1
der
put
through
a
bylaw
authorizing
the
exchange
of
$65,800
pf'
six
Dercent
city
debentures
for
new
four
percent
refunding
debentures,
i
The
commissioner
also
author
ized
a
transfer
of
realty
whereby
John
Dybhavn
and
Olof
JIanson
re-ceiye
four
lots
,on
Second
Avenue
(lots
3,
4,
5
and
6,
block
13,
sec-
itlon
1)
for
two
Jots
on
Fraser
FADE
BEVEH
Street
(lots
21
and
22,
block
36
'tlons
of
Mancnesier
Acaaemy
oi
.tiA.
.fel
(h
oltv
t&Vp
171
n
a'
Art
fnr
nhoilt
50
veaTS.
Cele-
over.
The
commissioner
Intends
to
brated
her
eightieth'
birthday;
re
use
the
lots
In
connection
with
a
cently.
park
development
project
down
town.
EICJITVEAR
OLD
PAINTER
-
:
si
t
MANCHESTER,
Dec.
19:
(CP)
Prince
Miss
reira
unaiana
arpyea
m
Ithje
city
-on
last
night's
train
from
her
school
teaching
auues
at
nemo
and
sailed
aboard'
the
steamer
George
for
Vancouver
to
Florence
Monkhouse.
an
ex-SDend
the
Christmas
and
New
hlbltor
at
the
annual
art
exhlbi-
Year
holidays
at
her
home.
.
-
.
.,
7-
-
.
;-
4R
(
MA
.J
PPN'T
KNOW
HOW
HERE.
WITHOUT
TIULIfc
mm
j
,0
I
KNOW,
MAC-
BUT
I
COULDNT
JUST
WALK
OUT
EMPTy-
HANDED,
COULD
I
r"
(5pDb
(EJtCCf
...To
You
and
all
Your
Friends...
and
you
can
pay
your
guests
no
finer
compliment
than
to
serye
them
ny
of
the
choice
-BCD."
brands
listed
above.
There
is
both
variety
and
economy
in
the
wide
selection
of
these
mellow
and
perfectly
aged
products
.
.
.
and
the
answer
to
the
sensible
gift
problem.
Buy
early
and
avoid
disappointment.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed,
by
.the"
Liquor
Control
Board'
or
by
the
Government
of
BriUsh
Columbia
"Buy"
Words
Tl
L
v.
their
show
was-
Ji-ir
BUT
6COO
(SOSH.'
whatre
VE
EVER
CiOIN
TO
DO
YVITH
ALL
THOSE
DRESSES,
TIL-LIE
r)
'OH.iV'E
FICSURED
PPT
THAT
PART-
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11
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Westovej
rr
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of
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Problem
Easily
Solved
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JUST
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