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Tuesday.
Nov.
10,
1936
New
Jewish
;C,ity
in
Palestine
There
are
today
very
close
to
h'alf.-a
million
Jews
in
Palestine.
It
js
claimed
by
,the
Arabs,
who
outnumber
them
considerably,
that
the.
Jews
buy
t,he
land
from
the
Arabs
and
sit
down
and
get
the
-money
back.
The
jie.w
i
book
"No
Place
Like
Home"
by
Beverley
.
Nichols
describes
.in
an
.interesting
manner
,the
largest
Jewish
city
in
Palestine,
"Tel
Aviv."
It
-had,
when
the
hook
was
published
a
few
months
ago,
a
population-of
over
100,000
people,
.ninety-nine
percent
pi
whom
were
Jews.
Tfin
years
ago
the
place
was
unknovn.
At"
the
,end
qf
1934
the
population
was
given
as
4d,10l.
The
city
has
its
own
opera
house
where
the
worldls
greatest
Jewish
artists
constantly
perform
and
its
businessmen
are
preparing
for
an
industrial
exhibition
.which
wjll
draw
merchants
from
all
over
the
east.
The
road
from
Jerusalem
to
Tel
Aviv
is
so
crowded
with
omnibuses
.that
"cutting
in
becomes
increasintrlv
dangerous."
According
to
the
same
authority
the
countrv
around
Tel
Aviv
is
extremely
rocky
and
infertile.
"AsYwalked
around,
IibecamewQre.ahd
more
astonished
,that
any
race
of
men,
let
alone
intellectual
Jews,
could
possibly
tackle
such
an
unfriendly
soil.
Centuries
of
neglect
had
.turned
if
lilln
n
of
rtviir
titi'LIiuM
T
L
,
J1
1
1
i
i
"
owll,y
vvnueriiKss.
iet
uyer
mis
wnuerness
tne
ex-clerks,
ex-doctors,
ex-shopkeepers
swarnie.d
like
ants,'
staggering
.under
the
weight
of
the
stones
thev
.were
removing,
panting
as
they
.wielded'
their
spades.
Already
they
had
tamed
a
.whole
hillside,
had
.planted
orchards
of
fruit
and
vine.
They
had
established
dairies
arid
had
greatly
improved
the
breed
of
cows,
not
hv
passages
of
Karl
lapc,
bthy
the
most
orthodox
me-
11IUUO.
Telling.of
his
arrival
in
.the,
citv.
Mr.
Niohnls
snvs
"Vnn
turn
a
corner
and
are
at
the
entrance
to
a
1
nmr.
nnlsv
street.
At
first
you
cannpt
see
it
very
clearlv,
because
it
is
always
.half
.hidden
in
dust.
This
dust
comes
from
the
countless.new
houses
vvhich
are
bisinrr
Hnilt
J
tion.
And
out
of
.the
dust
comes
a
din
of
knocking
and
n
vetting
and
.hammering
But
dimatized
to
.
this
bedlam,
you
notice
.that
.the
main
street
looks
strangely
Mike
that
of
prosperous
town
m
the
middle
.west
of
America.
You
mntnr
A
because
the
traffic
is
phenomenal
and'
the
pavements
are
so
crowded
that
the
people
overflow
on
.to
.the
roads.
vvnere
are
tne
Arabs
'Where
are
the
little
,donkey?
Where
are
the
little
bazaars?
Vnn
mio-Kf
n
waii.tai.tiiA
same
question
in
hit.echaii.el
,pr
the
Bowery.
Instead
ypu'
see
soda
iountains;
modern
shons.
einemns
hn
ctnno
boulevards,
all
built
on
sand.
The
cjty
,has
r.ung
.up
so
quickly
that
alreadythe
roads
are
far
too
narrow
and
the
business
and
residential
sections
are
hopelessly
jumbled
up,
xne
aucnqr
says
ne
sam
to
himself:
Wlidt
on
earth
would
Hitler
do
if
he
suddenly
found
himself
dumped
spor1t
GYRO
CLUB
THRILLS
IN
IS
LEADING
HOOP
GAME
Takes
.Exclusive
Possession
of
First
i
ge50r
..Moose
.Squeeze
i'lace
in
Commercial
fowling
i
'point
Victory
Over
.League
&
Stone
games
.to
nil.
Jack
Bulger
of
the
Gyro
Club,
with
159,
was
high
average
scorer.
Individual
scoring:
BIO.
STATION
1st
2nd
Carter
105
140
Pugsley
100
97
Rlddell
130
119
Sunderland
95
93
Young
134
104
Handicap
82
82
Total
646
635
PR.
R.
BUTCHERS
1st
2nd
J.
Jack
128
167
L.
Astoria
104
127
McLean
114
126
Thompson
146
126
A.
Astoria
.1
140
132
Handicap
:
28
28
Total
...668
706
GYRO
1st
2nd
Balagno
138
157
Bulger
149
176
Large
..J35
145
Morris
167
121
Roaf
..
."
91
118
Handicap
..!
1
l
Total
.....681
718
BALLINGER'S
.
1st
2nd
Rutter
141
124
Smith
,
99
125
West
...167
131
Bailey
.129
112
Bijou
.........;,.
122
139
.Handicap-
....ll
41
41
WANTKT)
729
3rd
ICG
153
131
122
129
1
702
3rtt
iea
119
114
1C7
121
41
Total
i.....
699
672
670
League
Standing
W.
L.
Gyro
Club
.:...
9
3
P.
R,
Butchers
8
4
McMeekjn's
.7
5
Balllnger's
6
a
Biological
Station
...2
lu
Ranee
,&
Hardy
1
5
TABLE
TFNNIS
Nelson
Allen
and
Japanese
teams
played
to
a
16-all
draw
last
night
in
the
City
Ta,ble
Tennis
League
fixture.
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Three-room
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high-grade
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ever
offered
in
Western
Canada
$160.00;
10
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Chesterfield
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$65.00;
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Walnut
Cedar
Chests
$14.50.
Terms
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day.
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Four-room
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other
stimulants.
One
,
dose
peps
up
organs,
.glands.
If
not
delighted,
maker
refunds
few
cents
paid.
Call
or
write,
Ormes
Limited,
tr.
..Out
,One
Lanibi
Starting
Santerbane
at
centre,
the
Clqthiens
disregarded
the
,tlpr
off
but
played
a
great
defensive,
game.
They
jumped
tlnto
the
lead
through
shots
by
Johnson,
Santerbane
and
Dominato
and
their
107
style
of
play
seemed
to
puzzle
the
112
Moose
for
some
time.
Then
Mitch
-IS1
.all
located
the
hoop
for
two
bask-157
ets.
Then
one
by
Wingham
and
82
two
penalties
from
Utiles
brought
the
antlered
Herd
within
striking
684
distance.
.Santerbane
and
Domlna
3rd
to
were
treating
the
spectators
to
174
a
lovely
exhibition
of
shooting,
129
netting
slxtqen
points
between
135
1
them
In
the
first"
stanza,
Arm-13G!strong,
for
the
Moose,
sank
four
127
J
one-handed
flips
lh
succession
to
28
1
tie
upthe
score
at
18-19
when
the
half-time
whistle
blew.
Following
the
rest
period,
play
grew
faster
and
Dominato
and
Morrison
were
benched
on
per-1
sonals.
The
lead
see-sawed
back
and
forth
and,
with
lour
mlnute3
to
go,
the
score-board
read
28
ali.
A
field
basket
by
Johnson
and
two
free
throws
from
Sliles
agKiW
tied
the
score
at
30-30.
With
Stllea
making
his
penalties
count
and
Calderone
and
Santerbane
snar
ing
a
couple
of
counters
between
I
them,
Lambie
&
Stone,
with
barely
a
minute
to
go,
held
a
one
poini
advantage
at
34-33",
Wingham
then
came
into
the
picture
and
made
a
hero
of
himself
with
two
long
loop
shots
that
won
the
game
for
the
Moose.
The
final
score
read
37-36
for
the
lodgemen.
Ladles'
League"
In
the
Ladies
Leaeue.
the
f
lashv
High
School
gulntette
dropped
aj
doss,
call
to
the
league-leadlujl
Annettes.
The
first
half
was
not
exciting,
although
half-time
scarj
wua
mree
an,
rasi,
ciean
cnecKing
was
the
bill
of
fare.
In
the
second
half
both
teams
started
sinking
them.
The
whole
Student
squad
shared
in
theii
baskets
while
Ratch,ford
was
the
big
gun
for
Annette's.
Three
min
utes
from
time,
with
both
teams
neck
and
neck,
Davis
broke
an
11-
11
t
In
urltVt
n
Ur.
r.
1
1
.
,
1
1
..
V.
.
ionowed
Dy
a
basket
from
Mussal-lem
to
give
-the
High
Schooi
a
15-13
edge.
Annettes
came
right
back
to
even
things
up
again
through
points
from
Morris
and
Ratch-,
ford.
Davis
scored
on
a
.free
throw
but,
as
the
whistle
went
for
,
full
time,
E.
Dlckeas
took
a
,throw-.iiV
pass
from
P.
Dickens
id
score
,the
winning
basket
and
give1
victory
to
Annettes
by
a
17-16
margin.
Intermediate
League
The
Intermediate
game
was
a
one-sided
affair,
with
the
Scythians
turning
back
the
Moose
.to
the
tune
of
35-21.
Dominato,
Mon-
lesano
ana
Ritchie
were
sent
.to
the
showers
on
personals
in
the
second
half.
The
winners
had
,tl.e
game
on
Ice
.fr.om
.the
sUr,t
.but
the
Moose,
although
playing
a
fcumewnai;
ragged
stvle.
wer
lt
mere
until
the
end.
lows:
Boy
11.
in
me
opener,
the
Bov
Snout
1
niso
took
tne
call
from
the
niah
School
by
a
19-10
score.
The'
vic
tors
certainly
look
to
be
potential
iniermeaiate
calibre.
iimiviauai
scoriner
was
ns
fni.
Junior
League
ScoutsEastman
,6,
qulst
OTJeTlJ
,
Grlmble
1,
Lind-Tfacif
C
Coast
seth
i.
Christian
2;
total
,19.
WocUev
'league
Wlckdali
total
10.
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
10:-The
Pa-
Intermediate
League
Coast
Hockey
League
season
Scythians
Dominato
7,
Beynon
opond
here
last
night
with
Po
li
Letoumeau
7.
Mqntesano
lr
iand
playing
Vancouver.
Tomorrow
Houston
2,
Campbell
5,
Currle
2;
'pjgrit
Portland
will
play
Seattle
total
35.
oose-CjMnp
2,,Uu?oy
.9.
Erlck-son
1,
Greer
3,
Eby
4.
,UUhle
3:
total
21.
Ladies
Leagse
High
.School
Ellison
3,
Davis
4
Dlaln
2?.
iMussallem
.2,
AlcLeod
A
LeweUyn
1,
A'rney,
Robertson,,
jfltal
16.
Annettes
P.
Dickens
3,
Ratcli.
I
'
ford
?,
Mortis
2,
Wilson,
E.
Dickon-,
Gyro
Club
moved
into
exclusive
Breasting
the
tpe
a
nose
ahead
j;
xial
H.
leadership
of
the
Commercial
0f
their
rivals,
the
.Senior
Moose
;
Senior
League
Bowling
League
last
night
by
de-:saUeezed
out
a
narrow
37
to
Jt
stone
Johnson
5.:
Lund-
Lamble
Tumble
&
Si
featlng
Balllnger's
two
games
to
victory
over
Lambie
ii
Stone
jjndsay
2,
Santerbane
ll,
Calder-orie
in
a
regularly
scheduled
league
lhe
.feature
spot
qf
last
night's
onj
4
Arney,
Beynon
2,
Domina
fixture.
In
the
other
fixture
of
(basketball
card.
A
good
game
to
the
evening,
Prince
Rupert
Butch-1
win
and
a
tough
one"
to
lose
wa3
ets
beat
Biological
Station
three
!
the
verdict
of
the
fans
In
general.
3rd
101
te
12;
total,
36.
Moose
Stiles
11,
Wingham
8,
Mitchell
X
.Morrison,
Armstrong
8,
Nakambto,
Smith
2;
total
37,
Hockey
Standings
International
Section
W.
I).
L.
F.
A.
Americans
1
1
Canadiens
.i
0
"Toronto
.0
0
Montreal
0
0
American
Detroit
2
0
Chicago
0
1
Rangers
0
0
Bosttjn
0
0
0
0
2
0
Section
u
4
2
3
0
8
1
2
0
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
and
on
Thursday
rnsiu
fceau.if
will
play
at
Portland,
Oakland,
the
new
league
team,
-
will
,pi;-v
Seattle
on
Saturany.
Vancouver
won
last
night's
game
one
to
nil.
!
SPORT
CHAT
;
,
f
By
virtue
of
his
decisive
victory
on
points
over
Len
Harvey
of
England
in
London
last
night,
John
Henry
Lewis,
Phoenix,
Arizona,
negro,
retained
his
world's
light
heavyweight
championship.
Lewis
weighed
173
pounds
and
Harvey
172
pouftds.
The
latter
had
challenged
the
former.
I
Old
;
Cough
Yields
to
Buckley's
Mixture
Read
What
Mr.
Gull
Says
Hamilton.
OnLl
Tram
th
tint
Iwu
i
mail
ho?
until
th
at
af
thirtj-to,
1
waa
nrrrr
frt
fram
a
hatklhf
fouh
nlaht
and
dar.
I)
extort
told
ma,
I
auffrrtnir
from
chronic
bronchltla
that
there
waa
no
permanent
relief.
On
dar
I
aaw
an
adtcrtiav
ment
for
Uuckler'a
Mltture.
Th
ward
bronchltla
arretted
nr
attention.
I
parchaa.
ed
a
bottle.
It
tne
ma
relief.
I
bought
two
mare
and
my
cough
left
me
completely.
That
happened
aix
yeara
ace,
and
the
cougti
haa
neTer
returned."
BUCKLEY'S
MIXTURE
wilt
give
you
In.
atant
relief
from
IM
atranflinic
torture
Of
lironchltia,
and
it
acta
like
a
flaah
on
eoucha
and
colda.
.Why
not
Bet
a
bottle
tnday
T
JIUCKLEV8
la
aold
everywhere
and
r:vi
a
ajk
t
-ar.i
ir.a
ai
i
ayaamr
jii
Jaiii.t
I
--TiT-aar
Remembrance
day
November
11th.
Give
a
little
more
for-your
poppy
this
year.
Boys
Of
The
Roll
Brigade
'Marching
Along
Together"
are
the
wise
roll-your-owners
who
Insist
on
full
satisfaction
from
every
cigarette
they
roll
and
get
It
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut.
:Vhy
not
join
their
ranks?
Times
are
better,
you
know,
and
Ogden's'
Is
the
better
tobacco
always
cool,
mild
and
fragrant
the
one
fine
ctit
that
always
satisfies
every
member
of
the
"roll"
brigade.
Yes,
you'll
enjoy
Ogden's
and
you'll
appreciate
the
purple
easy-opening
ribbon
that
removes
the
Cellophane
on
the
Ogden's
package.
Remember,
also
'Chantecler"
and
"Vogue"
are
the
best
papers!
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
PS.
Your
Pipe
Knows
Ogdtn's
Cut
Plug.
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This
advertlssment
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
ment
of
British
Columbia.
Board
or
by
the
Qovern-
ini
Tuesday,
November
lo,
id
ibkitiiii
AII.Brltaln,
enjoying
a
destntd
protperlty,
Is
preparing
for
the
'merriest,
happiest
.Chrlstmai.
The
passage
on
Cunard
White
Star'
and
Donaldson
Atlantic
"Christmas
Ships"
offers
you
an
eitra
weex
01
noiiaays
a
d
llghtful
prelude
to
.Christmas
among
those
you
love.
Note
the
sailing
dates
of
these
"Christ
'
mas
Ships".
from
Montreal
lov.20
"AUSONIA"
to
Plymouth,
Harre,
London
Nov.
20
-
"ANDANIA"
to
CUatow,
Delfaat,
Uterpool
Nov.
27
-
"ALAUN1AM
to
Plymouth,
llarre,
London
Ptr
tonally
conducltd
txcuriton
Nov.
27
-
"LETITiV,'
,
to
Belf
aat,
Lifer
pool
GI4ow
from
Halifax
Dec.S
-
"ASCANIA"
to
riymouth,
London
Dec
6
"LANCASTRIA"
to
CUaftow,
rtellaat,
LI'erpoul
;De.J2
-
"AURANIV
to
Plymouth,
London
Rllubr
wfkly
itrth
from
Montttat
lo
all
above
par
It
until
Not
mitt
V
LOW
OCEAN
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IN
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n
Apply
to
your
local
agent
(no
one
caa
aera
you
better)
or
to
ill
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(fcymur
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Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
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i
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Lwi
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of
Range
,
coo'
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one
mile
,ia
a
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direction
along
the
cow
tin.
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Prince
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occupation
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described
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water
mark
on
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approximate
,
one
mile
South
of
Red
Fern
Pol"
thence
three
chair.
North-East;
thejcf
fifteen
chalru
East
thence
me
South,
thence
fifteen
chains
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thence
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to
the
nearest
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water,
thence
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water
to
a
point
opposite
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post
and
containing
five
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more
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13th
day
of
October,
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ii
herjtoy
given
that
on
Fifteenth
day
of
December
tien,
'
undorsigncd
intend
to
i
Uquor
Ccntrol
Board
for
Ucen
Tertpoot
or
the
premise,
W"Xx
the
bulMlas
Vnrwn
as
Kr!cSe
Hctel.
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on
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in
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proving
cf
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bla.
for
the
sale-
of
beer
or
the
bottle
for
consumption
on
pmiTL'
or
elsewhere.
a
J3.
.Dated
thlrt
BUv
day
of
November,
,036,
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in
i.
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Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
on
3rd
day
of
December
next.
tn
0,
1s!gnl
Intends
.to
apply
to
tne
.
.1
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
JJ,Bj
of
preml.9ci
belmr
part
r
"
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known
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Hotel,
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Avenue
.Prince
Rupert.
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upon
the
lanas
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the
PfpteW
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th
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the
bottle
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.
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on
the
preiAbe
or
-where;
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tills
3l9t
day
of
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