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TWO
NOW
is
the
time
to
select
your
SLIPPERS
New
arrivals
by
Paris
Maid
and
other
leading
makes
in
the
most
fascinating
styles
and
designs
in
boudoir
and
comfort
slippers.
Priced
to
Suit
Your
Purse
Family
shoe
store
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Home
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Shoes
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
November
24,
1937.
THE
CHINESE
SITUATION
Evidently
the
Chinese
are
loilwing
out
their
original
plans
of
retreating
as
pressure
from
the
Japanese
army
increased.
The
great
difficulty
seems
to
be
to
sustain
the
SI?
f
the
chinese
troPs
un(1ei'
these
conditions
Should
11
it
be
decided
to
evacuate
Nanking
it
would
mean
that
the
Japanese
would
then
be
in
possession
of
a
most
strategic
section
of
the
country.
It
is
also
possible
that
i
iiaimiuj;
is
tunen,
me
Japanese
may
reiuse
to
farther
into
the
country,
resting
content
with
the
gums
maae.
TJiii
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquet
Control
Board
or
by
tlia
Government
of
British
Columbia,
j
BOSTON
IN
TIE
GAME
Failed
Last
Night
for
First
Tim
to
Win
in
National
Hockey
Lea
sue
Held
by
Canadiens
BOSTON,
Nov.
'24:
(CP)
Boston
Bruins,
for
tjie
first
time
this
season,
failed
last
night
to
win
a
Na-
LADIES'
BOWLING
November
30
Big
Sisters
vs.
Our
w
Gang.
Annette
s
vs.
Merchantettes.
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Bluebirds.
Rangers
jy?
vs.
Telephone
Girls.
W
December
7
Bluebirds
vs.
Tele-
m
phone'Glfls.
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Rang-
Big
Sisters.
ichantettes
vs.
Our
Gang,
EUROPEAN
MIX-UP
j
Annette's.
Our
Gang
vs.
Telephone
It
is
very
difficult
for
anyone
to
understand
tho
Fur
!GlrK
BluebIrds
vs-
Merchantettes.
SSe
dictatorships
Italy
and
"ttS
v,
Blue-
aie
moi.e
m
the
public.eye
than
other
countries.
any
The
birds.
Merchantettes
vs.
Big
sisters,
nussians
are
not
very
demonstrative
and
Britain
seems
to
Our.Gang
vs.
Annette's.
Telephone
be
trying
to
be
friendly
with
all
narties.
Fmn
;c
c,-oi
Gins
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
istically
inclined
but
not
very
red.
Other
countries
do
not
seem
to
count
very
much
although
they
may
prove
to
be
deciding
factors
in
case
of
a
struggle.
The
Spanish
em-broglio
continues
without
any
present
hope
of
a
letup
It
is
all
very
puzzling
and
unfortunate.
In
the
meantime
all
countries,
especially
Britain,
are
working
hard
on
military
preparedness.
A
HAPPY
IDEA
It
was
a
happy
thought
for
the
officers
and
crew
of
the
herring
seiners
Chief
Skugaid
and
the
Zenardi
to
distribute
several
tons
of
herring
to
the
unemployed
and
other
citizens
who
wished
to
partake.
Every
man,
woman
and
child
who
asked,
was
given
all
he
or
she
could
thatydayay
W3S
grGat
feedi"g
in
many
homes
It
is
several
years
since
a
free
distribution
such
as
this
has
been
carried
out
in
Prince
Rupert.
Possibly
the
early
arrival
of
the
fish
in
such
large
quantities
inspired
the
idea
that
the
whole
city
should
share
in
the
bounteous
harvest.
m
LOOK
FOR
THIS
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
V
H
ON
ALL
B.C.
DISTILLERY
PRODUCTS
M
IN
s
sizes
W
o!.oocoLT6o,ir
y
December
21
Our
Gang
vs;
Knox
Hotel.
Telephone
Girls
vs.
Annette's.
Merchantettes
vs.
Rangers.
Bluebirds
vs.
Big
Sisters.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
B4
In
h
Morning
Raria'
to
go
Tht
Htm
thould
pour
oat
two
pounih
of
liquid
bill
into
your
bowel
Ahiij.
ft
tbU
bit
li
oot
flowing
frelr,
your
food
doou't
dlfct.
It
jutt
dMmyi
In
lb
bowolf.
Gu
btotu
p
your
tooMrk.
You
f
rt
conitipiud.
H.rmful
poliont
f
0
Into
th
body,
na
you
fed
Mar,
unk
Mid
th
world
loolu
paok.
A
rorro
bowri
moTernnt
doMn't
fttwiyt
f
tt
t
th.
cauH.
You
nei
(omctbirif
Uut
work,
on
th
liver
u
writ.
It
ukco
tbiM
food,
old
Ctrtrr't
Uttl.
Uirt
Pill,
to
ftt
thmt
two
pound,
of
bila
flowinf
frody
od
ruk.
you
ml
"up
and
up",
H.rrale.
tod
taott.,th.
In.k.
In
Mt
flow
frly.Tbty
ia
tb.
work
of
ralomet
but
hav
no
cmlorsoi
or
mtrcury
Id
thm.
A.k
for
Carter'.
Iittlt
Htm
by
amt!
Stubbornly
rtlux
anything
Ik
lUc.
CIASSIFIEO
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Reliable
girl
as
housekeeper
for
small
family.
Oood
home
for
the
right
party.
Apply
Box
23,
Dally
News.
(273)
SCHOOLS
&
COLLEGES
WE
HAVE
HELPED
HUNDREDS
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks,
and
Stenographers,
etc.,
and
can
help
yoii.
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us
for
proof
and
free
Information.
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In
Canada.
tf.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchangft
Block
PHONE
658
THE
DAILT
NEWB
BOWLING
RESULTS
Second
Quarter
of
Season
Started
Last
Night
by
Ladies'
League
Schedule
For
Second
Quarter
of
Total
Session
Announced
Qur
Gan?l
1
227
139
130
171
Raybone
218
2
132
154
214
177
145
2
151
147
167
204
146
3
129
167
178
168
192
Total
885
822
834
Blue
Birds
1
Pierce
181
iTurgeon
169
Boulter
189
Croxford
216
Keron
243
3
236
204
112
189
176
998
815
917
l
2
3
The
schedule
for
the
remainder
Clccone
159
153
125
of
the
second
quarter
of
the
Ladles
F"ch
116
133
129
Bowling
League
season,
which
com-
unrlch
119
136
199
menced
last
night,
Is
as
follows:
Ingram
135
178
133
November
23
Telephone
Girls
vs.
Smith
,..
250
139
122
Merchantettes.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
Rangers
vs.
Our
Gang.
An-
Total
779
739
708
nette's
vs.
Bluebirds.
i
wr
sm
PIIONE
297
tmi
Sisters
1
B.
Dickens
123
E,
Dickens
141
M.
Bond
153
E.
Rothwell
163
Mrs.
Dickens
sr
97
V.
Alexander
total
k....:
,
97
The
second
quarter
of
the
Ladies'
j
0,r
Bowling
League
season
commencea
yLd
B
M
I
Hes
Never
Been
Sof
peafed
Retort
I
I
9
&
1
GG
h
158
tlonal
Hockey
League
fixture.
The
last
night
with
Big
bisters
scoring
a
Eastman
.
85
(
f
Montreal
Canadiens
held
them
to
clean
sweep
three
to
nil
victory
over
P.eachy
.....
116
a
one-all
overtime
draw.
Telephone
Girls
while
Blue
Birds
Anderson
90
At
Montreal
the
Maroons
scored
defeat
were
lnfi
a
slmar
a
two
to
one
victory
over
the
Tor-
Total
515
Our,
Gang.
Rangers
won
over.
P
onto
Maple
Leafs
u
a
result
of
which
the
Maroons
and
the
Can.
Annette
s
two
games
to
one
while
Peter0n
;
m
adiens
are
now
tied
for
second
place
Merchantettes
defeated
Knox
Ho.
Brasj
'"
in
the
international
division
stand-
also;
twy
games
to
one.
.Miss
S.
'scharf
""'T"
m
ing
with
the
idle
New
York
Amerl-
Croxfora
of
Blue
Blrds
waS
Wgh
seilg
,
117
cans
In
the
cellar.
'averaee
seorer
ieorer
for
ror
the
ine
evenms
evenirie
with
wu"
West
225
In
the
third
fixture
of
the
New,a,eraee
York
Americans
were
at
home
to
203-
'Total
.....
693
me
lowiy
ueiroiv
nra
mug
individual
scorine
was
a
follows:
they
handed
a
three
to
one
drub
bing.
Last
night's
scores
at
a
glance:
Canadiens,
1;
Boston,
1.
Toronto,
1;
Montreal,
2.
Detroit,
1;
Americans;
3.
The
league
standings
to
date:
American
Division
Boston
6
Rangers
4
Chicago
2
Detroit
1
16
16
15
8
9
10
9
22
International
Division
Toronto
3
4
2
32
22
Canadiens
1
3
2
15
16
Montreal
2
1
4
10
14
Americans
2
0
3
9
9
13
9
6
3
10
5
5
4
Annette'
SkatterDOl
..
Basso
Bert,
Johnson
...i.
Owens
Dickens
TotaU-,,....
Rangers-Berg
Hallberg
..
Stromdahl
Balllnger
1
190
166
136
185
187
187
118
186
183
141
3
97
193
213
232
120
8G4
815
855
iMerchantettes
1
'A.
Colussl
........
151
Mrs.
Madlll
152
,
La
Belle
170
Halliday
125
Viereck
177
Total
775
Established
1911
149
151
88
120
164
672
2
45
117
132
22
96
412
2
97
136
175
129
139
G16
170
157
159
210
94
790
3
72
124
1G8
125
165
Tommy
Farr
In
London
Ring
Sparred
One
Round
With
Eddie
Wenstob
of
Edmonton
last
i
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LONDON,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Tommy!
Hi
Farr,
Welsh
contender
for
the
158
1
world's
heavyweight
boxing
chamt
143
plonshlp.
appeared
In
the
ring
78
j
here
last
night
not
as
a
principal
130
but
as
a
sparring
partner
for
Ed-
3
154
194
130
105
190
773
3
175
120
122
Idle
Wenstob
of
Edmonton
who
is
SPORT
CHAT
Vancouver
Lions
took
"over
the
leadership
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
Monday
night
by
defeating
Spokane
Clippers
one
to
130
nothing
in
Vancouver.
The
only
203
score
of
the
game
came
ten
mln-
utes
after
the
opening
of
the
first
750
priod.
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