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SIR
MALCOLM
CAMBELL'S
jSernice
Palmer
ays
.
.
.
Goodness
me,
what
children
will
think
of
to
do!
There
really
Isn't
any
need
for
all
the
elaborate
preparations
we
make
for
their
amuse-mept
or
for
the
complicated
toys
we
see
and
long
to
give
them
not
If
all
children
are
as
original
in
the'h-
play
as
the
one
I
am
about
to
tell
about
and
I
believe
they
are
if
given
half
a
chance.
It
was
her
fourth
birthday
and,
because
of
the
whopping
cough,
nothing
much
could
be
done
to
celebrate
the
event.
There
was
a
little
family
affair
though
and
the
usual
&
unwrapping
ana
excia
ming
was
south
after
a
j
ln
t
M
y
EtS
Sb-.
hardly
likely
What
they're
saying
about
MILLBANKS
(now
with
Cork
TIPS)
'BLUEBIRD"
SHATTERS
MQTORBOAT
SPEED
RECORD
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell,
J3riti
3I1
speed
king,
is
seen
here,
at
the
wheel
of
his
motorboat,
Bluebi
on
Lake
Maggiore,
Switzerland.
Campbell
set
a
world's
speed
record
of
129.5
miles
per
Jiou
the
former
mark
of
124.8(5
m.p.h.
held
by
Gar
Wood
of
America.
He
is
the
former
holder
of
th
record
of
better
than
300
mjles
per
hour.
All
he
has
to
do
now
is
set
an
aeroplane
record
an
"
r
"
Portland
Hoop
Team
Is
Coming
Hardly
Likely,
However,
That
Military
Academy
Boys
Will
Have
Game
Here
As
previously
announced,
a
basketball
.team
from
Hill
Military
As-ademy
in
Portland
is
due
in
Prince
gifts
were
wrapped
in
gay
paper
Rupert
on
Sunday
morning
January
"):
"ulclor
"
per;
2
between
9
and
12
o'clock
aboard
usal.
After
the
fun
and
exc
tement
the
Uner
Nortniand
on
the
way
j
6
,nat
a
Eame
will
he
arrancrpH
In
heard
of
her.
Wondering
at
the
quietness,
mother
went
out
to
in
vestlgate
and
there
she
was,
flat
on
her'
tummy,
wriggling
along
the
ground
uttering
soft
caressing
sounds
to
some
unseen
object,
her
nose
almost
touching
tHe
earth.
When
asked
what
in
the
world
she
jft'asj
doing,
she
looked
up
with
the
postxherubic
expression
and
the
dirtiest'
face
(a
combination
only
possible
"
on
a
little
child)
and
said:
"why,
mummie,
I'm
taking
my
y'orm
for
a
walk
1"
'
CHEERIO!
.
Oakland,
California.
view
of
the
day
and
the
time
of
the
visit.
In
the
course
of
the
tour
games
will
be
played
at
Ketchikan,
Wran-gell,
Petersburg,
Juneau,
Sitka.
MAY
RADIO
GAMES
MacKENZIC'S
each
FURNITURE
40
BRIDGE
TABLES
.
ReaJ
sturdy
and
strong.
Very
acceptable
gifts.
Priced,
$2.50,
$3.00
ad
84.00
THEIR
LEAD
INCPASED
C.
N.
It..
A.
No.
2
Scores
Clean
Sweep
Victory
Oyer
Electrical
Workers
in
Commercial
League
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
No.
2
extended
Ifs
margin
of
leadership
lh
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
substantially
by
scoring
a
clean
sweep
three
game
to
nil
victory
in
the
only
league
fixture
to
bje
completed
last
night.
Printers
rolled
their
three
games,
with
Dave
Houston
getting
high
average
honors
for
the
evening
with
174,
but
play
by
Biological
Station
was
deferred.
Individual
lows:
1
vy.il,
iBond
GLASGOW,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Brit-
long
lsh
Broadcasting
Corporation
may.
Glass
...
"air"
the
Scotland-Ireland
and
Jurmain
Scotland-Czechoslavakia
soccer
games
providing
100
($500)
Is
paid
on
each
occasion
to
charity,
the
Scottish
Association
says.
'Why
do
you
smoke
Millbanha?"
'My
dear
fellow,
tee
huntin
people
tumbled
to
them
ages
ago!"
ELEC.
scoring
was
as
fol-
R.
A.
No.
2
1
2
.157
139
:..I12
100
i.j..m
121
Fidler
McRae
Forman
McAuley
...
Pottinger
.
Handicap
:145
125
Wan'amaker
....
164
J79
Handicap
loi
101
Total
..792
765
WORKERS
1
:!w
X151
.114
...118
...122
....
79
2
164
137
82
126
110
79
PRINTERS
1
2
R.
Franks
1161
119
W.
Vance
:
...171
148
O.
Franks
141
138
D.
Houston
198
171
McCallum
..'
174
129
Handicap
16
16
Total
3
141
100
3
110
130
89
12$
13?
Total
731
698
675
3
51
157
163
154
139
1?
861
721
785
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
21
9
21
Kupert
Motors
17
10
17
Printers
16
11
is
uyro
ciud
14
10
14
I
C.N.R.A.
No.
1
ll
16
11
Electrical
Workers
9
15
f,
uioiogicai
Station
9
18
9
North
Star
8
16
8
Twenty
-Fiye
Years
Ago
Npvember
191?
The
ratepayers
of
Prince
Rupert
are
at
the
polls
today
to
vote
on
a
bylaw
to
authorize
the
floating
of
debentures
for
a
trunk
sewer
project.
There
Is
consider
able
.difference
of
opinion
as
to
iiiy
inciiuj
ui
uie
Benefit-.
An
aplication
of
G.
R.
T.
Sawle
of
this
city
for
foreshore
rights
at
Granby
Bay
Is
Jto
be
made
the
subject
of
a
test
case
between
Dominion
and
provincial
gp.verrtrnenis.
I
A
bill
will
be
introduced
at
the
resent,
sejlon
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa
to
provide
for
the
strength-"
Wng
ql
Canada's
defences,.
Iti.ls
antoince(f
ih
Ihe
Speech
,
from;
'thfl
rd,
during
a
test
of
the
craft
r
for
motorboats.
It
eclipsed
e
world's
automobile
speed
d
he
will
be
master
of
speed.
Steve
Donoghue
Quitting
Track
Great
English
Jockey
Announces
Retirement
To
Become
Trainer
MANCHESTER,
Nov.
30:
Steve
Donoghue,
famous
veteran
English
Jockey,
Saturday
announced
his
definite
retirement
as
a
rider.
Next
year
he
will
become
a
trainer.
Donoghue
made
announcement
of
his
retirement
after
riding
third
ln
one
of
the
races
on
the
day's
program
of
which
the
Manchester
November
Handicap
was
the
principal
event.
SPORT
CHAT
A
young
'
English
cricket
club
cricketer,
described
as
the
"Brad-man
of
English
Club
Cricket,"
has
arrived
in
Australia
where
he
wilj
135':
make
his
home.
He
is
Norman
W
115
(Cutler
who'
scored
more
thar
i3Q
3,000
runs
in
club
cricket
eacii
lCIjof
the
years
1934,
1935
and
1936
-j
His
total
for
1935,
in
fact,
wa
728
3,701
from
40
innings
for
an
av-
jerage
of
115,65.
His
best
averagr
however,
was
in
1936
with
154.23
J.n
his
last
.match
in
England
Cutler
is
said
to
have
made
a
century
against
Mltcham
ln
48
min
rjtes.
Since
1931
he
has
made
V
centuries.
Cutler
Is
being
Introduced
tc
Sydney
cricket
circles
by
W.
A
"Mdfleld,
Australia's
veteran
wicke
:eeper.
He
has
Joined
Gordor
Cricket
Club.
One
thing
that
al
vays
puzzled
him,
Cutler
said
o'
arrival
ln
Sydney,
was
why
me
like
Don
Bradman
and
J.
II
vlnsleton
could
go
on
the
field
ii
jljib
,
games
'arid
repeatedly
mak'
yji?reiy
double
figures
whereas,
lr
'nternatlonal
play,
they
did
prac
Really
what
they;
liked
withahe
Amateur
Detective
Ry
Anne
may
ullman)
(Qucsnel)
We'll
call
him
Linn,
because
that
Isn't
his
rea
name.
He's
the
Or',
ental
owner
of
a
placer
mine
ano
be
Is
the
whitest
Chinaman
I
evei
met.
Said
one
'.ol-
his
miners:
"Plaj-fair
with
him
and
he'll
do
any
thing
for
you.
Cross
him
Just
oner
and
you
might
as
well
leave
thr
country.
Chjna.,
wpuldp't
'
bet
too,
far
away
to
get."
Some
time
back
Linn
suspected
one
pi
the
rrten-of
stealing
nuggets
but
Ke
cQiildn't
be
sure.
He
walks
around1
overseeing
things
when
he's
there
and
ht
notices
rnore
than
one
would
think
he
does.
Unknown
to
any
one
Linn
went
away
from
camp
and
climbed
a
nearby
moimtaln.
From
that
vantage
point
h'o
watched
the
miners
through
Iecl
gtassesiaridtsawione
of
them
pickj
up'a
smilj
ottUot
and
KjtareteWtciV
dr,qp
tUli
hkjlan
.
V.
4
ienheo:
Borsalino
The
Finest
High
Grade
,
Hat
in
the
World
nd
the
boys
had
gone
over
to
the
unk-house
when
Linn
unexpect-dly
strojled
In.
CasuaUy
he
gr.ee-d
them
and
asked
how
things
ere
going.
Quite
often
in
the
evening
he
had
come
over
to
talk
to
he
men.
Now
he
produced
a
package
ol
Igarettes
which
he
passed
around.
Linn
came
at
last
to
the
thief
nd
offered
him
a
cigarette
which'
ras
readily
accepted.
Then
he
tooki
ne
for
himself.
Going
through!
'.is
pockets,
he
apparently
failed
to
nd
a
match.
Still
smiling,
an
un-crutable
expression
on
his
face,
ie
asked:
"Oot
a
lighter?"
and
the
ther
handed
him
the
lighter.
Linn
took
the
top
off
the
light-r
and
shook
a
nugget
out
onto
he
palm
of
his
left
hand.
Ilf
poke
rapidly:
"Where
you
get
his?"
Hotel
Arrivals
Knox
P.
S.!
Kennedy,
Inverness;
A
'riutsen
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sig
.tflstard
Port
Edwardi
Adlge
Nlc-
Central
S.
Orodln,
E.
Olson,
P.
Hudson.
0.
Brozat
and
Stanley
Marshall
Mty;
William
Nelson,
Blllmor;
'Villiam
Ferguson,
Pr'nce
Albert:
T.
c.
,Carpenter
and
P.'
J.
Rolls,
C.
V.
R.
France
Rupert
R.
O,
Hoimes,
Seattle.
Royal
Mrs.
Vfc
pfaht
Balmoral;;
K
Qsland,'
Vanderhoof;;
A.
Bour-Tepls,
,C.
N.
,R.;.
Jajck.
Mclsaac,
city;
oh'n
Sandange'r,
Surf
Inlet;
.C
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bawson.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurfced
Milk
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riJONE
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iifi
After
several
years,
we
once
again
present
to
you
genuine
KOU
2AL1XM!U
11
A
lb.
I'here
is
an
eyer
increasinj;
trend
to
better
merchandise.
Coin-riding
with
this
trend,
comes
the
most
distinctive
and
representative
shipments
of
these
world
famous
hats
it
has
been
our
privilege
to
.distribuic
to
the
trade.
Here
is
a
selection
for
CHRISTMAS
and
WINTER
wear
that
supplies
dozens
of
reasons
for
the
constant
popularity
of
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the
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over.
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that
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