"There!
How
does
this
face
rook?"
"As
happy
as
if
he
were
smoking
a
Sweet
Cap!"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"The
purest
form
in
which
tobacco
ran
be
smoked."
Jancet
DOWN
THE
ALLEY
Sews
and
Views
of
the
Rupert
Bowling
Front
Stan
Moran,
who
has
Just
returned
from
the
baseball
front,
is
reported
to
have
told
his-
Grotto
ten
pin
team
that
he
sees
no
reason
why,
if
the
Yankees
can
pole
out
a
home
run
every
trip
to
the
plate,
his
team
can't
put
in
a
strike
every
time
they
step
up
to
the
foul
blishcd
t
EDITORIAL
INDUSTRIAL
REVIVAL
Great
Britain's
industrial
revival
is
indicated
by
the
increase
in
steel
production
in
South
Wales.
Some
of
the
improvement
is
being
shown
in
the
districts
which
were
i
i
i-.-i.
j
:
,i
:
iiriu
1
a
i
bought
his
new
ball
down
south,
he
!
Holm.
The
Biological
Station
may
have
the
highest
scoring
team
in
the
Commercial
League
but
they
don't
need
any
handicap
in
sport-
manship.
Neal
Carter,
who
had
the
misfortune
to
cut
his
right
thumb
rather
badly
about
a
week
ago,
went
in
an!
bowled
left
handed
in
a
league
fixture,
thus
saving
his
team
the
necessity
of
taking
their
opponent's
low
score.
Nice
going
Biological!
t
Stan
Morin
Home
From
Baseball
Wars;
Saw
Goodly
Number
of
Big
League
Teams
Play;
Other
Events
I
of
the
conviction
that
the
Yanksiridl.
.M
"
...
York
and
Santa
Clara
winning
over
Portland
University
28
to
nothing
.
in
San
Francisco.
Another
high
light
of
his
trip
was
tried
them
all
out
till
he
found
one
,
A
rodeo
in
Madison
Square
Gar-with
"lots
ot
stuff"
on
it.
Why
did-(
den
was
another
outstanding
event
n't
he
buy
a
"lawn
bowl?"
That
.
which
Stan
was
able
to
take
in.
wouia
sure
taice
ms
curve.
in
cnicago
Stan
met
and
was
'entertained
1
-qV1
formerly
of
this
city.
He
saw
Doug
storK
m
New
York
and,
while
in
Cleveland,
ran
into
Dr.
J.
F.
Ma-
guire
who
was
on
a
trip
east
at
the
time.
1
Hanging
up
in
the
Grotto
Is
a
:
miniature
ball
and
bat
which
Stan
obtained
as
a
memento
from
the
great
Joe
DIMaggio,
one
of
the
New
York
Yankees
"Murderers'
Row."
TERRACE
line.
The
result
of
his
"pep"
talk
.
,'c
iauius
uve
pm
iea?ue
nave
-Mrs.
Arthur
Carr
has
returned
will
be
watched
with
interest
by
the
declded
to
use
the
foul
"ne
In
their
to
Terrace
after
spending
some
other
team
captains
In
the
city
lea-
IeaSue
same3
and
it
seemed
to
months"
in
England.
gue.
bother
some
of
them
in
Tuesday
J
Felber
has
returned
to
his
On
a
straw,
vote
taken
among
the
0011
got
usea
10
"
and
turned
in
Terrace
home
from
a
visit
to
Chll-
pln
setters,
for
the
most
popular
801116
excellent
score?,
Mrs.
Keron
liwack.
bowler,
Geoff
Woodall
won
in
a
being
high
with
an
average
of
210
nvIvr
rncW
ir
wait
Surel
Why
not?
Doesn't
he
which
Is
pretty
good
in
league.
any
CHATHAM
Ont
Oct
29
(CP)
pay
his
pin
setter
a
dime
for
every
.
J'
,
-MeetlnR
to
discuss
enders
foi
single
he
misses?
By
gosh,
If
we
,
,
,
all
did
that,
I'd
go
pinsetting
my-
W11
be
selng
Vu
agaln
next
-'a11
suoplies,
the
county
property
self
I
Week
When
Allv
Sinner
himself
.ret
'""H"i,c
iioieu
lowest
quotation
back
on
the
Job.
When
Hubbledutch
Donald
Pinch
hitting
for
Alley
Sloper,
for
meat
suodIIcs
was
three
cents
a
pound
higher
than
1936
and
bread
a
half-cent
a
loaf
higher
This
ad
.
.
.
nil
n
disnhr.
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tho
Government
nf
RvlM.i
Columbia
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
45
MIRRORS
WALL
MIKROUS-Bevelled
Edges,
Oval,
Oblong,
circular
Hexagon.
These
MKrors
reflect
their
true
value
PHONE
775
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Central
Itotel
ROO.MS
and
CAFE
Phone
31
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Best
Household
Coal
ftlUS.
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ULACK
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WB
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JJcRae
126
98
11C
Pottinger
134
128
136
JMcAuley
100
121
119
in
some
districts,
one
of
which
is
at
Usk
on
the
River
Wye
jaway-Tex
as
Aggies
beating
Man-JForman
;
;;;;;;;;;;
17
in
Monmoutnsnire.
lnere
nas
been
an
increase
ot
employment
at
Tyneside
and
Hartlepool.
The
River
Clyde
is
being
straightened
at
a
cost
of
$300,-000
in
order
to
allow
the
sister
shin
of
the
Queen
Marv
to
hattan
University
14
to
7
at
New
nassW.
NnmherR
nf
shins
fni
fnrPiVn
nnstnmpvs
are"
attending
a
great
aquatic
show
at
being
built
and
a
large
floating
dock
for
Russia.
.
XXTtZ'
&
Everywhere
throughout
the
country
industrial
con-
Was,
indeed,
a
wonderful
event
with
ditions
have
been
improving
and
there
has
been
a
slight
a
magnificent
setting
for
ail
the
increase
of-wages
in
some
sections.
best
of
the
swimming
and
diving
-
-
I
talent
of
the
country-among
them
-
-
-
Johnny
Weismuller
and
Eleanor
Handicap
84
Total
727
RUP.
MOTORS
1
Iaylor
143
Menzies
119
lack
140
Hitbard
122
Houston
171
Handicap
19
Total
:..
..
."
71'4
BIO
STAXI-QNt-j
1
Cook
...
j.
ne
R.
Morrlsoii'
178
Stamford
150
Sunderland
126
Handicap
.
95
'(
Total
78l
722
735
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Hnmp
frnm
the
baseball
wars
on
f
Tip
pastern
front.
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
and
Princess
Stan
Morin
has
many
interesting-
anecdotes
.and
injpres-
Ti
S2
t
sions
to
relate
to
the
local
sporting
fraternity.
Always
afterncon.
The
PrfnCess
Adelaide
regarded
as
Prince"
Rupert's'
first
ranking
authority
on
from
Vancouver
and'
waypoints'
riiatters
relating
to
the
diamond,
Stan's
status
as
a
base-
and
win
sail
at
10
pjtn
on
her
re-ball
sage
is
now
stronger
than1
ever.
During
the
six
weeks'
turn
south.
The
NoraW
is
from
ai-
Wed-
aka
a"d
a
C0UPle
of
hours
trip,
from
which
he
returned
nesday
afternoon,
Stan
not
only
n
.
.
later
for
Vancouver.
i
took
In
all
the
five
World
Series
I
nttllTIPrrin
I
games
at
New
York
between
the
Yankees
and
the
Giants-,
with
outcome
of
which
he
was'
well
isfied,
but
also
saw
thirteen
other
sat
the
t
Bowls
Play
'
Big
League-ames.
At
Chicago
he
Electrical
Workers
Defeat
Rupert
'
saw
the
three
game
of
the
crucial
Motors
and
Two
Teams
Are
National
League
series
between
the
Now
Tied
for
Third
Plate
Giants
an
J
the
Cubs.
He
also
attended
a
four
game
American
Lea-
Electrical'
Workers
defeated
Runt
MHfftl-s
t'u-n
MWra
trt"
nilA
il
S2rle?
Cleveland
between
De-
gue
at
1he
Commerclal
BowHng
League
twit
Tigers
and
the
Indians,
a
.Mt
n!ght
,3ibloglca)
Statloni
roll.
thre
series
at
be-,.d
game
Pittsburg
if,
me
bub
Gwo
Cub
whose
tween
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
the
members
for
were
getting
ready
jiaru
irn.
uuung
me
uepresMuii.
yvcimi
cum
e.puii
mis
are
jj,e
best
outfit
by
a
long
way.
been
increasing
steadily
and
shipbuilding
continues.
Gov-
stan
also
aw
a
couple
of
inter-ernment
aiTns
factories
have
civen
a
fillin
to
emnlovment
I
collegiate
football
games-
while
''
1
l
i
1
1
1
TT
1
11
T
.
.
tir
'To
tlonal
Railways.
turn
north-
1
sailed
on
her
re
A
physician's
formula
that
has
benefited
sufferers
for
with
whlcntt
relieves
Asthma
and
Hay
fever,
preventing
needless
sunermg.
1
You
simply
inhale
the
fumes.
Your
nearttt
Drug
Stort
not
u.
.
St
.00
per
tin.
trial
ill
15c.
I
over
60
years.
Try
it
YouH
be
more
tnan
pleas-
ed
with
the
quickness
ASTHMA
I
RELIEF
Alto
obtainable
In
dgarett
form.
.
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add
Lyman
Co.
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j
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where
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rc
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for
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Fleece
popularity
can'
be
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to
the
fact
of
id
luxurl
aui
appearance,
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warmth;
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of
weight
Fashion-Gaff
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The
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Jack
tambert
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John
Clausen
Is
still
nrnOArl
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11
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H.A.LI
PAQk
TWO"
THE
DaILY
NEW8
ay.
October
29
been
in
progress
all
day
C.p;R.
steamers
Princess
Adelaide.;
Liquor
Control
Board.
847
Beatty
street
Vancouver
Bi
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt;.
John
Boden,
is
due
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
evening
from'
the
south
and
is
ch?duled;to
sail
an
hour
l'at-2r
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Henceforth
the
sailing
time
of
the
Cardena
from
Vancouver
will
be
6
o'clock
Tuesday
even-IVigra
instead
of
2
pjnv.
Tuesdays
as
at
present.
;
Motomhip
Bellingham
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
after-
ntastwiomdn
rinnr-P
tnnlfrhtv
noon
irum
n.eiuiUK.un
aim,
unci
Yankees
and
the
Boston
Red
Sox
nostnbneri.
niiu
until
cunriiv-
hik
discharging
seven
carloads
of
froz-
at
New
York
and
a
Chicago-Brook-
average
scorer
last
night
was
Roy
en
halibut
and
salmon
for
trans-
iyii
game
at
cnicago.
ne
saw
nine,
forrlsnn
nf
nininiini
Rtitinn
snipmeni
uasi
over
uanauian
ma-
of
the
sixteen
Big
League
teams
in
with
164.
action
and
is
more
firmly
than
everl
pp
wr.nt-trRCLi
i
Weil
anq
mis
morning.
Th,
V,?9
the
plaintiff
lsforV,
JN
Fisher
this
afternoon
after
m
having
tlon
with
a
lo
n.
rl
Insist
on
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