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21...
1936
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OPEN
EVERY
DAY
3
to
6
and
7
to
12
Phone
C72
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Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
Strand,
Thjrd
Ave.
Phone
65
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ICK
CREAM
In
H-Oallonx
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Gallon
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nioNK
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PEKTFXTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
ll
Jasp
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Sainton
canning
Company
with
an
all
we
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert-
Transfe
,
f
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er
r
Telkwa
and
Black
Diamond
Dry
Wood
la
Second
Avenues
Firemen
Possess
.
Varied
Talents
Members
mcnt
i
of
Port
Handy
Arthur
Depart
s
Mechanics
PORT
ARTHUR,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
In
addition
to
being
one
of
Use
most
efficient
fire
fighting
squads
In
Ontario,
Port
Arthur
firemen
are
also
Iron-workers,
carpenters,
electricians
and
palntera.
Proof
of
their
ability
Is
found
In
a
new
truck
added
to
their
equipment
The
truck
was-
built
to
specifics.
Uons
by
the
boys
In
their
spare
time.
Based
on.
a
two
and
one-
half
ton
chassis
the
truck
carries
1400
feet
of
regulation
hose
ant!
200
feet
of
smaller
size
for
fight
ing
outbreaks
inside
homes.
Standard
equipment
include?
two
five
gallon
hand
DumDs.
A
light
mounted
on
the
radiator
cut:,
a
sweeping
figure
eight
50
times
a
minute
as
a
warning
to
motor-
ists
at
.all
intersections
at
times
when
the
.siren
cannot
be
heard.
Strang
nr
e
monster
Scuttles
Highway
Automobile
Tarred
and
Feathered
When
Residents
Object
To
Driver
,
LANOLEY
PRAIRIE,
Oct.
21:
ICP
"It"
went
skimming
along
he
road,
two
eyes
glaring
like
automobile
head-lamps.
Cattle
ana
usually
Iquiet
horses
bolted
and
pedestrians
scuttled
behind
trees
and
bush
for
refuge.
"It,"
was
described
as
some
"giant
bird"
but
when
a
police
of
ficer
on
a
motor'
cycle
caught
up
with
the
"strange
monster"
no
jone
was
more
surprised,
"It"
turned
out
to
be
an
auto
mobile
that
had
been
tarred
and
leathered
by
'indignant
residents
because
they
objected
to
its
driver
Owners
of
the
machine
said
it
would
cost
at
least
liOO
for
a
new
paint
Job.
.
.
.
...
,
;
Reach
infmuSstr
people
in
cltj
and
district
with
an
advertlsemeni
in
the
Dally
News
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
HULKLKY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVEU
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
.18
and
S5X
MacKENtZIE'S
FURNITURE
Steel
Panel
Hed,
Slumber
Kins
Sprjng.
Deep
Sleep
Spring
Filled
Mattress.
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
775
OLD
TIMER
WASHER0
Tony
Lazzeri
Given
Credit
For
Leading
New
York
Yankees
,
To
Championship
bat
of
Anthony
Michael
Lazzeri
in
he
baseball
season
Just
closed.
The
first,
coming
late
in
-May
hen
he
and
his
Yankee
mates
were
making
an
inconspicuous
start
pennant-ward
lri
the
American
League,
announced
old
"Poosh-Jm-up"
was
still
on
the
basepaths.
The
second
showed
the
Yankees
nd
the
baseball
world
the
Giants
:ould
be
blown
apart
In
the
World
3er!es
with
old
Tony
as
,a
pacemaker
10
years
after
his
first
ap-arance
in
the
post-season
classic
is
a
rookie
from
the
west.
Many
figured
before
the
1936
campaign
got
under
way
that
Tony
might
not
last
out
the
season,
that
ihe
props
whichihad
stood
up'slnce
his
debut
with
Silt
Lake
City
back
in
'22
were
ready
for
a
rest.
The
record
books
say
Tony
will
be
33
next
December
6.
He
admits
to
30
summers
and
you
can
guess
with
the
next
one
as
to
exactly
how
old
he
Is.
But
hr's
already"
fifrurine
on
playing
secor.d
base
regularly
for
the
New
York
Yankees
next
year
and
there
Is
no
dissenting
vote
from
the
management
or
the
fans
who
followed
the
McCarthvmen
through
the
World
Series
to
the
championship
with
old
Tony
as
a
sparkler
of
Murderers
Row.
Tony's
first
salvo
heard
'round
the
baseball,
world
In
1938
came
Just
a
little
more
than
a
month"
after
the
campaign
began.
Against
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
in
a
25-
2
game,
he
climaxed
a
week-end
of
unprecedented
slugging
by
belting
three
homers,
two
of
them
in
sue
cession
when
the
bases
were
loaded,
and
a
triple
which
fell
Just
.iort
of
a
round-tripper
with
two
mates
aboard.
Tills
prodigious
batting
spree
gave
him
the
American
League
record
of
11
runs
batted
In
in
one
game.
Although
far
behind
the
leaders
in
the
1936
season's
batting
averages,
with
a
mark
of
591,
Lazzeri
ranked
third
In
runs
batted
in
by
the
Yankees
in
th
easy
drive'
Into
the
World
Series
He
brought
home
109
tallies.
The
World
Series
Then
the
World
Series.
Old
Tony
looked
pretty
helpless
at
the
plate
with
his
bat
laid
on
a
lumpy
shoulder.
But
he
resumed
his
record-
wrecking
and
came
off
with
more
marks
to
his
credit.
After
the
Yanks
dropped
the
rainy
first
game
to
Carl
Hubbell,
Tony
In
the
tcond
exploded
a
homer
with
the
bases
loaded,
tying
the
feat
that
occurred
only
once
before
In
World
Series
history
off
the
bat
of
Elmer
Smith
of
Cleveland
In
1920.
Tony
and
Catcher
Bill
Dickey
co-
authored
a
.series
record
by
drjvlng
home
five
runs
each
that
day,
beating
the
former
mark
held
by
nine
others,
Including
Lazzeri
and
Babe
Ruth.
That
was
the
game
In
which
the
Yankees
found
the
power
that
decisively
crushed
the
Giants
In
the
lnterborough
series,
and
Tony
was
the
hero
of
the
batting
rampage.
Although
he
was
far
behind
the
batting
leaders,
as
usual,
with
a
.250
average,
Tony
was
tops
in
the
clutch.
Altogether,
he
batted
in
seven
runs
to
Ue
Lou
Gehrig
for
the
series'
high
and
he
played
errorless
ball
through
the
six
games,
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
ftTlLLiE
MAC
AME
UP
TO
P&XH
OOSE
TO
HER,
BUM
HE
OS;l.V
VJAMTtD
HERA
MAC
(SAME
ME
THIS
RECORD.
IT
s4a.5?M'T
ANV
name
on
.
.
.
.
.
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a
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Tdtals
Totals
S'PCTSES
1
ITS
A
T6
HE
AFC
DAILY
KBW
CITY
BOWLING
LASTEVENING
Overwaitea
and
Six-Five
Taxi
Are
Tied
For
Leadership
in
Ten
Pin
League
six-iave
raxi
aeieatea
over-
HPwvnuic
rw
ii.
tm
i.J
rreat
salvos
rattled
off
the
trusty'
Ite
ETames
t0
one,
J"
the,
u.
-i
i..
.
.
.
.
.
'Citv
Bowline
Leaeue
last
nisht
and
lie
two
teams
aie
tied
for
leader-
,wn
over
Moose.Lodge
two
games
to
me.
Sonny
Stiles
of
Atlln
Fisheries
vas
high
average
siorer
with
189.
Individual
scoring
for
the
eve-
llng
was
as
follows:
65
TAXI
1st
2nd
Lindsay
;
131
150
?Tench
155
110
Tackson
169
143
Arney
173
177
Schriaber
127
194
Handicap
.'..
80
80
,
Jfc
J835
.
OVERWAITEA-
.1st
Armstrong
146
tegavig'
142
McMeekin
182
vVoodall
,.:
175
Handicap
........,.)
....
35
.....j.
.
.i
3rd
123
173
180
854
827
2nd
153
149
138
111
175
.35;
...837
761
MOOSE
1st
ftoyer
:.r
143
31enstrop
,
-.159
Oster
145
.torvik
191
Isemissen
........,...f.158
iandicap
58
2nd
154
Power
Corporation
3
Grotto
..:
2
Moose
..
1
Armour
Salvage
1
Printers
0
35
789
3rd'
212
1
187...
127
141
.
155
148
108
134
133
58
58
Totals
.,
854
822
ATLIN
1st
2nd
Xnutson
103
152
3ray
:208
152
eltch
137
179
Menzles
..t
,
T
HI
Stiles
&
:.L.l,
184v,'22'4
Handicap
80
,
80
Totals
!:
853
921
Leaguu
Standing:
-The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
Overwaitea-
4
55
Taxi
:..4
Atlln
Fisheries
.:Ji
3
handling
17
assists
and
13
putouts.l
A
New
York
writer
says
Tony
plays
second
base
by
memory.
Maybe
he
was
the
hero
of
the
1936
World
Series.
I'D
M(J
C
H
BWHEK
HEAR.
A
FEW
VMCreDS
TFwOM
HIM
HE'S
BEEM
OyiW3Tb
TELL
fa.
r
"V-
JLX'
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SPORT
CHAT
More
than
1,000
classes
were
exhibited
at
the'
Kennel
Club's
show
at
the
Crystal
Palace
In
London.
Of
the
83
breeds
and
varieties
many
v.sre
almost
unknown
to
the
gen--.nl'
public.
Knute
Rockne
Jr.,
18-year
old
.'P
tVLstetfIn
the
s:nd.
:ori
of
the
lmortal
Notre
Dame
ixture
last
evening
Atlln
Fisheries
coach,
is
already
an
able
quarterback
at
Miami
Military
Academy.
FIDO
GAVE
IT
AWAY
POLKSTONE,
Eng.,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
-
Marguerite
Morris
dog
failed
to
enter
Into
the
rplrit
of
the
occa
j'on
when
he
moved
under
her
coat
when
she
was
trying
to
smuggle
mm
into
tne
country.
She
was
136
fined
$25.
135
80
Table
Tennis
Schedule
October
21
Currle
vs.
Japanese
No.
1.
3rd
October
22
Japanese
No.
2
vs
.143
Brown.
1
190
uctooer
zt
Japanese
No.
l
vs.
177
Allen.
95
149
793..'
3rd
'
204
177
172
i.
,
'161
'
'
80
935
L.
'
2"
2;
3
5
2
3
NEED
TIME
FOR
PRACTICE.
LONDON,
Oct.
21:
(CP)
Diana
Flshwick,
English
golfing
star,
commenting
on
the
failure
of
Brl-
tMh
Walker
Cup
team
in
the
United
States,
says
three
weeks
are
required
by
Old
Country
players
to
become
acclimatized.
A
HARD
LUCK
COURSE
BRIGHTON,
Eng..
Oct
21:
(CP)
In
a
recent
race
meeting
here,!
Humphrey
Foster,
a
Jockey,
frac-':
ired
his
collar-bone
and
a
five-i
ear-o'd
gelding,
Ahdra,
broke
ai
,
g'Jniid
)ud
to
b5
destroyed.
MOUNTAIN-RUN
RECORD
FORT'
WILLIAM,
Scotland,
Oct!
21;
(CP)
Ascending
and
deseerd-ing
Ben
Nevis,
4,406
f:et,
highest
mountain
:n
the
British
Isles,
in
two
hours,
Norman
Taylor
of
Newcastle,
broke,
by
10
minutes,
a
33-year-old
record.
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voice
J
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leas
Ladies'
Bowling
,
...
league
Schedule'
October
28
Rangers
vs.
Spark
vs.
Doodads.
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M.
C.
C.
HEAD
TO
SEE
TEST8
SYDNEY,
AusW
Oct.
21:
(CP)
Lord
Somers,
president
of
the
Matylebone
Cricket
Club
and
a
former
governor
of
Victoria,
will
ar-
Fair
Tnmdler
Will
Open
Season
W.
10.
Australia
parly
in
January
Tonhrht
at
Ke
f:hih
Aliens
.tot-
the
last
half
of
England'1
ricitei
tour.
The
following
schedule
for
the;---
Ladles'
Bowling
League
Is
ah-'
Knockouts.
Spark
Plugs
is.
An
nounced:
nsl'tes,
Doodads
vs.
Grotto,
Blue
October
21
Rangers
vs.
Blue
Birds
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
.
Birds,
Spark
Plugs
vs.
Grotto,
November
18-Grotto
vs.
Knock-Knockouts
vs.
Doodads,
Annettes
outs."
C.
N.
R'.
A.
vs.
Snark
.
Plugs,
vs.
C.
N,
R.
A.
'
Annettes'
vs.
:
Blue
Birds.
Rangers
Plugs,
Blue
Birds
vs.
Grotto,
An-
'-Nove'niber
"
25
Knockouts
,vs.
C.
nettes
vs.-Knockouts,
Doodads
vs.
N
R.
XV.
Blue
Birds
vs.
Spark
Plugs,
C.
N.
R.
A.
Annettes
:vs.
Doodads.
Ranpen
vs.
November'
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Ran-
Grpttb.
gers,
Doodads
vs.
Blue
Birds,
Grot-
'
December
1
Rangers
vs.-
.Ah-to
vs.
Annettes,
Spark
Plugs,
vs.
nettes,
Spark
Plugs
v?.
Doodads,
Knockouts.,
Blue
Birds
vs.
Knockouts.
C".
N.
R.
November
11
Rangers
vs,
A.
js.
Grotto.
MaW'Any
Day
a
Fi-Da,fcYpudrcri-,
'
.
.
for
your
whole
family.
Remember,
for
'
every
cent
expended
on
fish,-you
get
full
value
in
wholesome,
flavoursomenourishmenti
.-And,
however
you
prefer
fish
foods
.
.
.
fresh,
frozen,
canned
pickled,
dried
or
smoked.;
.
f
.or
sejfish,
freshwater
fish
or
shellfish
.
.
.
they
will
reach
your
kitchen
.
.
.
healthful,
flavourful,
and
economical.
tyYte
DEPARTMENT
of
FISHERIES,
OTTAWA
i
is
My
wsy
tor
sain6
I
LOVE
VOU,
TILLtE.AHq
WA.MTXDO
TO,BfS
CALL
ME
UP
OM
THE
TELEPHOWE-J
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BE
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FORfREE
BOOKIKT
ANY
DAY
A
F
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S
A12E
yoo
eSOINie
TO
CAUL.
MAC
CALL
HIH
This
advertisement
Is
not
publisher
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
OVEN
FRIED
FISH
Srlrct
itnaH
fch,
tni
lttve
whole,
or
fish
fillets
and
cut
them
Into
pieces
of
a
suitable
slse
lor
serving.
Dip
each
piece
Into
salted
milk
(one-hsll
tablespoonful
of
salt
to
one-hall
cupfol
of
whole
or
undiluted
evaporated
milk),
toss
Into
a
pan
of
sifted
bread
crumbs,
coat
thoroughly
and
place
la
a
well
oiled
bakini
pan.
Sprinkle
liberally
with
cooking
oil
and
place
la'
a
very
hot
oven
(500
dej.
Fahr.).
Bake
until
the
fish
are
tender
and
the
crumbs..nlcely
browned
(about
1
0
minutes)
.
If
variety
is
desired
this
fish
may
be
served
on
a
hot
platter
with
parsley
potato
balls
and
tomato
cups
filled
with
Tvtare
sauce.
Garnish
with
lemon
slices.
GIVE
your
children
plenty
of
Canadian
Fishand
Shell
fish.
They'll
benefit
by
abundant
proteins
for
strength
EPPx
and
and
enenzv
energy
.
.
.
,
.
.
vitamin
vitamin
A
A
and
and
D
D
for
for
.
eood
health
and
resistance
to
disease
.
.
.
calcium
and
phosphorus
for
bone
and
teeth
..
.copper
for
good
blood
.,.
s
iodine
and
others.
J
.
Department
of
Fitharlts,
Ottawa
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wAiir
frr'.'S2.nifff'
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Day
a
Fish
Day".
eontiiijioi.lOO-delightfal
and
economical
FUa-Redpea.
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Westover