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Tuesday,
November
23,
1937.
LIFE
IS
TERRIBLE
Life
must
be
a
terrihip
trnno-
tn
That
rrrtiir
rt
wno
see
nothing
good
in
their
neighbors,
their
government
or
their
countrv.
TW
snv
tkt
in
debt
it
can
never
exnect
tn
rPr
nnt
na
avn
;u
opinion
that
politicians
and
statesmen
of
Canada
are
all
woojvrame
capuaiLstic
system
is
bad,
the
newspapers
are
unfair,
the
people
with
money
are
grafters
and
the
V
K
,
V.
.
rtie
luuis.
mese
are
only
a
few
of
uiiisa.
.ven
meir
neignoors
are
not
nice
people.
We
wonder
that
people
who
have
such
a
wretched
outlook
on
We
do
not
jump
into
the
harbor
rather
than
live
in
such
a
wretched
world
under
such
terrible
conditions.
HaDDllv
We
fppl
f
har
life
ic
"
.....
...vwgwuu,
uu,
iiciiiiiuurs
uener
any
are
above
renroach.
thp
i
j
-
jm.
w
i
mi.
taiiuua
liUV-
ernments
and
members
of
parliament
are
in
most
cases
"uwl?
mmK
me
capitalistic
system
is
better
todav
than
it
ever
was
in
thp
nnct
i'-v,
uiuuu
it
iuiy
ue
con-
siderably
improved
yet,
that
newspapers
are
at
least
as
lair
as
thPir
rP9rio-o
fVinf
1,
..it,
Wlt4l
jjCUplc
vviwu
uiuney
are
just
as
good
as
those
without
money
and
that
those
without
are
y
means'
vve
ilke
tne
sunshine
and
the
rain,
the
flowers
and
the
trees.
The
birds
bring
us
pleasure
and
the
children
fill
us
with
hope
for
the
future.
Even
war
has
its
compensations
and
the
grumblers
are
not-as
bad
as
they
make
themselves
out
to
be.
Death
is
just
as
natural
as
life
and
it
may
be
just
as
good.
At
any
rate
death
is
nothing
to
fear.
All
we
hope
is
that
when
we
pass
over
the
great
divide
the
grumblers
will
remain
behind,
THE
SPY
SCARE
nf?
ea?ihe
seem
t0
be
worried
over
possibility
if
v
of
some
of
the
Japanese
fishermen
of
this
coast
beine
spies
m
disguise.
We
do
not
need
to
defend
the
Japanese
but
we
cannot
see
what
a
spy
could
learn
in
this
part
of
the
country
except
that
'we
are
undefended,
something
which
everybody
knows.
It
does
not
need
a
spy
to
learn
about
the
coast.
Charts
are
available
to
anyone
and
it
is
no
secret
that
we
have
here
a
heavy
artillery
battery
without
a
gun
and
a
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
also
without
any
effective
means
of
defense.
This
is
news
that
does
not
need
a
spy
to
gather
If
a
Japanese
force
should
land
here,
all
we
could
do
would
be
to
run
away
and
hide
or
remain
and
Banzai
to
our
cap-tors.
A
spy
m
this
part
of
the
coast
would
be
a
joke
DOUBLE"
AUTOMATIC
600
5
COGK-A-DOUBLE-D00
For
Satisfaction
true
This
Double
Automatic
Book
Means
Double
VaIue,too.
MADE
SPORT
CHAT
Boston
Rrnln!
nnrt
Toronto
Manle
circuit
which
has
not
yet
to
taste
defeat
this
year.
Nor
have
they
even
been
tied.
This
was
their
fifth
victory.
a
a
--a
yvutM
vx
iy
v
a
4
frtiw
ftret
riHriH
vAiinor
Ofv
flat
f
f
o
rkr
sizzling
display
ended
3
to
2
for
the
Bostonlans.
Charlie
Conacher
was
out
of
the
game
suffering
from
an
injury
and
will
be
off
for
a
couple
of
weeks.
Charlie
Sands
and
TinV
Thomnsoni
goalie,
starred
or
Boston
and
Red
Hamilton
for
Toronto.
At
Montreal
New
York
Rangers
defeated
Maroons
three
to
nothing.
The
Rangers
are
now
in
a
tie
wlth:
Chicago
Black
Hawks
for
second
place
in
the
American
division.
The
Maple
Leafs
played
Detroit
faunaay
night
and
scored
an
easv
shut-out
victory
over
Red
Wings'
by
a
score
of
five
to
nil.
At
Chicago
the
Boston
Bruins
scored
their
six-,
th
victory
2
to
1
over
the
Biack:
Hawks.
New
York
Raneerx
and
Montreal"
Maroons
deadlocked
three
!
all
at
New
York
in
overtime.
The'
Rangers
are
now
In
second
rjlace't
m
me
American
division
stand
n.i
navmg
displaced
the
Black
Hawks.
Rough
Riders
Defeat
Argos
Important
Games-Played
Saturday
Alter
noon
In
Eastern
Canada
Rugby
Football
.
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OTTAWA.
Nov.
Vk-
(rprva,,
'
,
w
,
.
w
(J
Kough
Riders
defeated
Toronto
Ar
gonauts
15
to
li
Saturday
in
the
nrst
game
or
the
Ontario
provincial
total
point
rugby
football
finals.
The
second
game
will
be
played
at
loronto
next
Saturday,
University
of
Toronto
defeated
University
of
Western
Ontario
19
to
o
ior
tne
right
to
meet
.Queens
for
jthe
senior
intercollegiate
title.
McMaster
blanked
Queen's
2
to
nothing
to
win
the
Intermediate
intercollegiate
title.
Sarnla
Imperials,
.scoring
no
less
than
ten
touchdowns,
overwhelmed
Montreal
Westmounts
63
to
noth-j
ing
in
lnterprovinclal
rugby.
The
game
was
played
at
Sarnli.
Mrs.
JA.
C.
MadiU
of
the
Pe6Dle's
I
Store,
who
returned
from
her
holl-jdays
Sunday
evening,
announces
I
that
he
has
been
appointed
manager
of
both
the
People's
Store
and
j
tne
cut
Rate
Shoe
Store.
Joseph
Schwartz,
the
retiring
manager,
will
W
will
be
leaving
for
the
east
at
the'W
end
of
the
year
to
rejoin
his.fam
Uy.
NOW
TIED
FOR
LEAD
Leafs,
leaders
of
the
American
and
Two
Clean
Sweep
Victories
Herord-international
divisions
respectively
ed
Last
Night
in
Commercial
in
the
National
Hockey
League,
en-
Bowling
League
tered.
the
Manle
Leaf
Gardens
in
Toronto
Saturday
night
both
un-
Rupert
Motors
moved
into
a
tie
1
beaten
so
far
this
season.
The
with
Canadian
National
Recreation
fast-moving
Bruin
outfit
had
a
def-
Association
No.
2
for
leadership
of
inite
edge,
particularly
in
the
first
the.
Commercial
Bowling
League
as
two
periods,
and
downed
the
Leafs
a
result
of
a
clean
sweep
three
to
three
to
two.
Now
Boston
is
the
nil
victory
over
Canadian
National
only
one
of
the
eight
teams
irrthe
necreatlon
Association
No.
L.Gyro
Club
also
registered
a
clean
sweep
conquest
of
North
Star
and,
as
a
result,
Is
now
in
a
tie
with
Printers
for
third
place.
High
average
scorer
last,
nlf
h
uino
mils
uti-n-ric
ni
-.
Close
checking
slowed
up
the
pace'Club
with
166.
considerably
until
the
final
period!
TnHii,i.,,
,
.
....
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
unpn
rnp
rvmniR
i.piis
n
,iv
tv
-
erybody
forward,
opened
up
a
vlg-
McMeekIn
orous
attack
In
a'
vain
effort
to
turn
yjcJc
away
aeieai.
TOurceen
uiousana
youn
season
in
Maple
Leaf
Gardens,
witnessed
the
game.
W.
R.
Smith
Handicap
45
45
Total
v
Gyro-t
the
Bruins
on
an
assist
by
Charlie-Buiger"-'.....;'.
Sands
and
Harvey
Jackson
for
the
iDibb
-Manle
Leafs
from
a
scramble
in
'ilarvp
,
o-
'"''":"
front
of
the
goal
with
Gordon
Drll-
Morris
'.j:...I
4
151
151
ion
and
syl
Apps
getting
credit
for
Handicap
..
the
assists.
Total
.........
'
'
'
r
.
I
1
.
l
j
rtl4
rt
I
J
put
the.
Bruins
back
Into
the
lead
""Pert
Motors
with
Bobby
Bauer
and
Porky
Du-
y
Menz
mart
assisting.
The
puck
rolled
In-
to
the
net
from
a
scramble
close
in,
(
i
mark,
made
it
three
for
the
Bruins
'
ouston
on
a
breakaway,
Bill
Cowley
andIIandlcaP
Getliffe
assisting.
!
It
for
the
assists.
The
Leafs
but-
played
the
Bruins
from
this
on,
playing
every
man
up
and
taking
all
kinds
of
chances.
There
was
exciting
play
almost
always
right
in
iront
oi
tne
Boston
net
but
Connie
ITotal
704
:oi
Six
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
C.N.R.A.
"
No.
'
l
'
third
period,
Nick
Metz
scored
for
Rutter-
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Been
SfjS
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Beforp
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Hockey
Standings
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Earl
Tells
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Division
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TO
PLAY
IN
Fash
You
Will
Find
mint
Every'
'
Fashion-Craft
Suit
or
Overcoat
Will
give
you
excellent
service
A
service
that
consists
in
not
only
a
Ionjj
wearing
garment
but
one
that
because
of
its
superfine
tailoring
retains
its
shape
until
the
last
day
worn.
m
Do
not
put
it
off
any
longer.
Huy
a
new
suit
g
and
overcoat
for
Christinas
and
New
Year
wear,
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Division
Toronto
2
3
1
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Americans
2
0
3
9
9
Canadiens
1
2
2
14
15
Montreal
l
l
4
8
13
12
3
In
Saturday's
classic
or
United
States
football
Yale
defeated
Har
vard
13
to
6.
Colgate
won
over
Syracuse
7
to
nothing
and
Notre
Dame
defe.itpri
Northwestern
7
to
nothing.
In
Uie
west
California's
Golden
Bears
defeated
Stanford
13
tc
nothing
to
win
the
conference
title
and
the
undisputed
right
tc
enter
the
Rose
Bowl
classic
at
Pasadena
on
New
Year's
Day
against
an
eastern
team
yet
to
be
determined.
Southern
Methodist
defeated
ths
University
of
California
at
Los
Angeles
26
to
13
and
University
of
Washington
blanked
University
of
Oregon
14
to
nothing
on
a
muddv
field
at
Seattle.
If
you
wish
to
swau
a
classified
The
league
standings:
C.N.RJV.
No.
2
17
Rupert
Motors
n
Printers
14
Gyro
Club
'
14
C.N.R.A.
No.
1
11
Electrical
Workers
9
Biological
Station
9
North
Star
z
7
10
10
10
16
12
18
16
ion
About
Her
Trip
Wai
Speaker
at
Meeting
of
Christian
Youth
Society
7
1
Speaking
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Christian
Youth
Society
iij
i
First
Eiaptlst
Church
last
night
'
9.
Mist
E.
M.
Earl
gave
in
an
extreme.-4
ly
interesting
mariner
her,
impress-4
ions
of
the
Coronation
arid
of
the'
3
British
Isles.
She
paid
special
men-i
tlon
to
the
grandeur
of
the
Coron-atlon
procession
and
the
hallowed
associations
of
different
places
Jn
I
Enslnnrl"
RontlnnH
anrl
Tralonrf
cU
P
AC
17
DAIU!
1
concluded
in
happy
vein
by
com-
Blll
fl
ll
.
lafl
1
tiW
i
'mpntlnornv,
urhnt
a
tri-anf
riant
nnot.
and
writers
have
meant
to
the
Old-
Golden
Birs
Win
Undisputed
!
Lai:d
and
now
badly
Canada
need-HirhtAnt
n.f.t,
n,
,t
i
ed
such
men
to
describe
the
beaut-
o
-
-
-
-
-
v
to
iiaiiai
it
i
les
of
her
mountain,
lake
and
forest.
The
devotional
period
of
the
meeting
was
In
charge
of
Miss
Eileen
Hamblin
who
gave
a
very
inspiring
talk
on
the
need
of
Christ-Ian
youth
today.
Considerable
business
was
dealt
with,
the
president,
Ken
Harding!
being
in
the
chair,
Plans
were
made
4
1
.
I
iui
we
nexi
meeting
on
oecemner
6
in
First
United
Church
at
which
members
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
will
be
guests
and
for
the
meeting
of
the
discussion
group
next
Monday
at
the
home
of
Miss
June
Armour.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
dance
during
the
Christmas
season
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Bertie
0"Nelll
was
placed
permanently
In
charge
of
a
committee
dealing
with
community
affairs.
Appreciation
was
expressed
by
the
president
to
First
Baptist
Church
for
permitting
the
society
to
meet
there,
thus
fulfilling
one
of
the
chief
alms
of
the
society
in
view
of
its
interdenominational
typ
of
organization.
Following
the
pro
gram,
refreshments
were
served
Iwith.Edlth
Johnstone
and
assistants
Jn
charge..
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ninH
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Pudding
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Eating
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Proof
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a
Garment
is
in
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