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,
I
II
never
forget
that
bright
sunny
morning
in
Victoria,
B.C.
A
fresh,
balmy
breeze
was
blowing
in
from
the
sea.
i
was
staying
for
a
few
days
at
the
Empress
Hotel,
enjoying
one
of
the
most
beautiful
cities
in
the
world.
And
a
stranger
beside
me
in
the
garden
of
the
hotel
had
;
Just
lit
his
affer-breaUasf
pipe.
1
Good
Old
Chum
I
That
was
my
first
introduction.
"Pardon
me,"
I
said,
"but
that
fs
a
most
delightful
aroma.
Might
I
ask
what
tobacco
you
are
smoking?"
"Old
Chum,"
said
he.
"Have
a
pipeful."
I
've
smoked
Old
Chum
ever
since.
Mild
.
.
.
mellow,
flake
cut
Virginia
leaf-
rhave
never
fired
of
Old
Chum
and
I
never
will.
That's
why
I
say
"Once.
an
Old
Chum
smoker
always
an
Old
CKum
smoker."
MEN
BEST
IN
BOWLS
Scored
Clean
Sweep
Last
Night
In
Rubber
Session
of
Challenge
If'
Series
with
219.
Total
htytti
ft
j
tt
r
Ml
WW
W
mrw
w
W
.
THERE
IS
NO
OTHER
TOBACCO
JUST
LIKE
OLD
CHUM
5
M
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol
lows:
LADIES
1
2
3
Pierce
166
120
Raybone
247
178
141
Basso-Bert
y..........170
161
25-
Keron
'....129
14c.
Ballinger
......'..204
.228
189
Smith'
.
17ft
10C
la"
the
rubber
meeting
last
night
.
"
"
of
ladles-,
and
men
all
star
bowlers
of
the
city,
the
men
scored
a
clean!
...916
863
929
sweef.'
three
game
to
nil
victory'
MEN
T
.
i
oyer
"the
ladies,
thus
taking
the
'Irving
...v...'...219
nine
;game
series
of
three
sessions
Stiles
...............261
alx
games
to
three.
The
ladies
had
Gunderson
..,...'..-.i....174
won
;the
opener
two
games
to
one
Houston
.
.173
2
249
178
213
144
3
IK
157
268
212
;hlle-the
men
took
the
second
two
J.
Comadlna
...163
179
i231
games
to
,
one.
Maurice
Irving
was
the
high
average
scorer
last
night
Total
......990
963
1057
4
;
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lll
TTicTliiiii
Mi
'r.ai
a
II
WGErf-EER
K.
1H
r.?v,
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M
VICTORIA.
It
ir
r
-r
1
1
w
BOMBERS
TO
LEAVE
SOON
Formidable
Winnipeg
Ru?by
Foot
ball
Team
to
Depart
For
East
Next
Week
on
Title
Quest
I
WINNIPEG!,
Nov.
25:
CP
Win-
;
nipeg's
Blue
Bombers,
winners
oi
the
western
Canada
title,
will
leave
on
December
2
for
their
in
vaslon
of
Eastern
Canada
in
quest
way
team
put
tnem
once
again
in
of
the
national
rugby
football
the
exciusive
leadership
of
the'
title.
A
formidable
array
of
thirtv
ieague
standing
with
a
one
game1
six
football
warriors
will
maKe
tne
margin
Rupert
Motors.
The
trlP-
Printer
moved
out
of
a
tie
with
The
finals
win
commence
on
up-
Gvro
Club
lnto
exciusive
possession
3
cember
11.
The
opponents
of
the
n
third
narp
i
Blue
Bombers
have
yet
to
be
de-
J
cided.
The
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
individual
scoring:
-
md
Toronto
Argonauts
have
tc
PRINTERS
1
2
3
J
settle
an
issue
for
the
right
to
Franks
138
meet
Sarnla
Imperials
for
the
w.
Vance
138
Eastern
title.
The
Bombers
will
O.
Franks
138
play
the
winners.
SPORT
CHAT
Eighteen
matches,
Including
five
tests
will
be
played
by
the
English
cricket
team
in
South
Africa
next
year,
according
to
'a
tentative
schedule
drawn
up
by
the
South
African
Cricket
Association.
Johannesbourg
and
Durban
are
favored
with
two
International
tilts
each,
with
Cape
Town
the
venue
for
the
remaining
contest.
The
elghtball
over
will
be
used
throughout
the
tour.
Question
of
covering
the
wicket
may
need
furtner
consideration
Jointly
with
the
Marylebone
Crick
et
Club.
The
matter
was
said
to
be
largely
a
financial
one
and
the
so
lution
may
be
to
play
all
tests
to
a
finish.
This
would
obviate
the
necessity
of
covering
the
wicket.
Winnipeg
football
Interests
fired
by
enthusiasm
for
a
great
senior
team,
Blue
Bombers;
citizens
of
the
prairie
metropolis
turned
out
in
thousands
to
support
high
school
rugby
this
season.
In
the
three-team
City
Schools
division
where
Martin
Qalnor
and
Ole
Midgarden
of
Bombers
coached
Gordon
Bell
high
school
to
a
championship,
crowd
of
2000
to
4000
watched
league
games
played
at
night
un
der
floodlights
at
Osborne
Stadium.
The
Manitoba
Schools
league
of
four
teams
was
handicapped
by
lack
of
a
suitable
playing
field
and
crowds
there
were
not
as
large
but
the
class
of
football
did
not
suffer.
r-MTTlSH
COLUMBIA
LEADMJTJ
.
A
A
Sir
liUUtrd
McllrMe,
K.C,
M.C.,
natltn
ton,
who
'of
f
..
at
the
younfrit
mmrt
to
rrrr
become
Premier
of
IriliWi
Columbia,
He
xcatfirtl
elected
to
the
lUUinh
Columbia
Uftttature
in
the
Deuylney
Ritlin$
In
191,
a$
a
mp-porter
of
the
Turner
Government.
In
1V00
he
beeame
Minitttr
of
Mine
and
In
1902
teat
elected
leader
of
the
oppoiitian
and
tubtequently
beeame
Premier
when
hi
party
won
returned
to
power
the
following
year.
Sir
Richard
hat
been
giren
credit
for
introducing
party
line
in
Provincial
palitiet,
and
became
head
of
the
fir
tt
UberaUConterratlte
Government
in
the
Province,
lie
attended
the
corona
lion
of
their
Majettiet
hint
George
aiul
Queen
Mary
in
London
in
1911,
and
In
1912
teat
created
a
Knight
of
the
Crott
of
St.
Michael
&
St.
George.
Silver
Spring
Brewery
in
Victoria
has
Ruined
a
world-wide
reputation
for
high,
uniform
quality
f
of
it
product.
Wherever
you
go
you
meet
those
whom
only
Silver
Spring
will
sutisfy.
SILVER
SPRING
Lager
Beer
1
W.
..
.
i'
......
.
,
i
i...
This
adveruscmcnt
is
not
published.
pr.Ci.Wyeu.
ay
me
uiquor
control
uoaru
or
y
the
Covetnrtient
p
Untub
Columbia,
Railwaymen
Move
Ahead
In
Bowls
C.
N.
It.
A.
No.
2
Advance
Although
Beaten
by
Printers
in
Commercial
League
In
a
Commercial
Bowling
League
fixture
played
In
advance
of
schedule
last
night,
Printers
defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
two
games
to
one
The'
one
game
credit
for
the
rail
D.
Houston
156
McCallum
173
Handicap
-
20
Total
785
864
809
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
212:
Beesley
135
102
Bond
114
II
Cameron
132
111
K
Glass
:.
114
131
i:
Wanamaker
130
118
Long
149
l:
Handicap
89
89
;
Total
714
709
833'
The
league
standings:
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
18
9
Rupert
Motors
17
10
Printers
16
11
Gyro
Club
14
10
C.N.R.A.
No.
1
11
16
Electrical
Workers
9
12
Bloogical
Station
9
18
North
Star
8
16
Greg
Kabat
of
Bombers
coached
St
Paul's
College
to
the
title,
producing.
one
of
the
best
school
teams
in
Winnipeg
history,
A
playoff
with
Gqrclonr
Bell'
was
slated
but
St..
Paul's,
barely
through
a
gruelling
league
final,
defaulted.
Daniel
Mc-Intyre
and
Kelvin
completed
the
City
division
with
St.
John's
College,
Ravenscourt,
both
of
Winnipeg,
and
Portage
la
Prairie
in
the
Manitoba
league.
DINNER
TO
OFFICIAL
Director
of
Transport
Guest
Of
Honor
at
Chamber
of
Commerce
Event
Last
Evening
A
complimentary
dinner
wat
given
last
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
X
J.
Little,
the
president,
in
the
chair,
to,
Robert.
K
Smith,
direc
tor
of',
marine'
services
mathe
de
partment
of
transport,
on
'the
oc
ters
and
mates
for
B.
C;
Captain
lotage,
and
Captain
Kerr,
nautical
adviser
to
the
marine
service
at
Ottawa.
Mr.
Smith,
who
was
the
speaker
for
the
party,
comes
from
the
province
of
Nova
Scotia.
He
ex
plained
that
his
mission
here
Just
now
was
to
see
the
place
and
meet
the
people
and
discuss
with
theni
i
their
problems
so
that
they
might
be
better
able
to
understand
them
and
thus
give
better
service.
He
was
particularly
pleased
with
Prince
Rupert's
fine
landlocked
8
caslon
of
his'
first
visit
to..thL..
city.
With
him
were
D.
B.
Carswell
marine
superintendent;
Captain
L.
II.
Lindsay,
examiner
of
mas
rnaroor.
ins
department,
was
one
of
the
largest
operating
depart
ImenU
in
Canada
and
was
partial
Marly
concerned
with
harbors.
I
was
probably
only
coincidence
that
on,
the
occasion
of
J1I4
vis't
to
Dlgby
Island
yesterday
the
l'c-
jcai
meieoroiogisi
regmerea
iow-jest
barometer
reading
on
record,
j
The
"visitor
spoke
of
the
valu
'of
a
Chamber
of
Commerce,
or
Board1
of
Trade
In
a
community
;
It
did
work
which
no
other
civic
"body
cptild
undertake.
He
mention
led
his
experiences
before
assum
lng
his
present,
position
with
Boards
of
Trade
and!
Chambers
of
Commerce.
The
present
jflfpartmeht'
of
transport
was-
made
-up-
of
'several
F
Fashion
Craf
You
Will
Kind
That
Every
i
r
t.
r
asmon-rart
ouit
or
Overcoat
Clothes
The
Proof
of
the
Pudding
is
in
ft.
Eating
...
The
rroot
or
a
uarment
is
in
ty
Wearing
.
.
.
Will
give
you
excellent
service
A
service
that
consists
in
not
only
a
lonp;
wearing
garment
but
one
that
because
of
its
superfine
tailoring
retains
its
shape
until
the
last
day
worn.
Do
not
put
it
off
any
longer.
Iiuy
a
new
suit
and
overcoat
for
Christmas
and
New
Year
wear.
Be
economical
by
buying
FASHION-CRAFT
GARMENTS,
your
wisest
investment
in
lasting
satisfaction.
.
...
'
Presented
Exclusively
By
former
departments,
all
included
now
under
one
head.
These
wer
now
handled'
under
five
division?,
I
marine
services,
meteorology
an-lj
civil
aviation,
radio,
canals
and!
steamship
inspection.
He
believed
that
the
new
arrangement
would
1
work
out
In
the
best
Interests
of
the
country
and
to
the
credit
of
the
government.
Visits
Dlgby
Island
Soon
after
his
arrival
here
yesterday,
Mr.
Smith
went
to
Dlgby
Island
aboard
the
Catharine
B.
t&
inspect
the
marine
and
wireless,
stations.
He
also
visited
local
terminal
facilities
and
this
afternoon
is
meeting
the
marine
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Christmas
Cards
For
The
Old
Country
See
our
large
assortment
of
local
view
photo
Cristmas
cards
and
calendars.
They
are
appreciated
by
relatives
and
friends.
IRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
TRAPPERS!
If
You
Want
a
Square
Deal
.Sfcnd
'Ttpur
Furs
to
boldbloom's
We
don't
send,
you
crazy
price-lists
but
pay
you
the
very
best
prices
We
wire
money
as
soon
as
goods
received
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sauce
is
digestibl
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
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Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP!
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
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Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Inttrn
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1937
ana
ZBth,
193,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
v
'
Children
Half
Fare.
Steamers:
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Prince
Rupert:
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CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
pan
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
9:00
p.m.
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Vancoul
Tlmrstlay
Sun.,
MidnW
TlcKets
and
Reservawun
ph0M
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