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you
A
wHlca?w
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
Tkt
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orm
in
ukUk
tebmccm
em
fee
amtttti",
SPORT
CHAT
Tommy
Farr
and
Maxie
Baer
are
none
too
anxious
to
meet
in
the
ring
for
a
third
time.
Each
boasts
a
victory
over
the
other.
Both
figure
a
loss
now
would
mean
the
end
of
consideration
as
a
prospective
opponent
for
Joe?
Louis.
Ford
Prick,
former
newspaperman,
was
re-elected
National
Baseball
League
President
for
a
three-year
term
at
Chicago
one
year
a?o
today.
He
succeeded
John
A.
Heyrl-ler
for
one
year
in
1934
and
at
ex
piration
oi
uus
term
was
given
a
two-year
contract
LINZEY
&
UNION
ST
y
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
i
Get
Under
Way
Next
Week
December
Knox
Hotl
vs.
Annettes;
Rrx
vs.
Maple
Leafs;
Bluebirds
vs.
MerchanUttes-,
BW?
Sisters
vs.
Rangers.
December
ft
Rangers
vs.
Bluebird;
Merehaatettn
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Maple
Leals.
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
Rex
vs.
Annettes.
December
13
Rex
vs.
Knox
Ho-
'
tel;
Map'.e
Leaf
vi.
Annettes;
Mer-
charttetts
vs.
Rangers:
Bluebirds
vs.
Big
Sisters.
Phone
58S
DAVES
"THE
DEPENDABLE
GROCERS
Prince
Rupert
ATTRACTIONS
FOR
THIS
WEEK
First
Grade
Butter
JQg
Apples
Me.
Reds,
Bakeasy
QZZr
Corn
Flakes
With
OJ?n
2
lbs.
bowl
3
tor
R.
C.
Corn
1
ftp
Barco
Salmon
Fine
AOV
OCn
2's.
Per
tin
-LUlx
quality.
3
for
Bared
Pineapple
I
J1C
Jo
Wild
Rose
Pastry
IQp
Cubes
nour
1&
ibs.
R.
C
Peaches
1
ftp
Shelled
Walnuts
QAp
OVO
2's.
Per
tin
-LOU
Prr
lb
R.
C.
Pears
0
II.
C.
Plums
4
r
iUl
2s.
Per
tin
Per
tiD
EAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
836.00
TURN.
Meals
and
COfl
RETURN.
Bflrttu
90UltJ
,
included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1939.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
1(1:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
ReservattaiWrom
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
5C8
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
WARNING
TO
HUNTERS
AND
FISHERMEN'
Each
hunting
season,
through
the
careless
handlfrig'ot
firearms,
a
number
of
people
are
seriously
oi
fatally
Injured.
The
law
protecting
females
of
big
game
has
been
and
is
still.
in
effect
not
only
for
the
purpose
of
conservation,
but
also
in
order
to
prevent
shooting
at
objects
which
the
hunter
does
not
Iclearly
see.
Fortunately
this
ha
greatly
reduced
these
unfortunate
accidents,
although
each
year
one
or
td
hunters,
generally
through
carelessness,
are
shot
in
mistake
for
Deer.
9
'"
Hunters
and
fishermen
have
als'teh
"warned
to
be
careful
In
setUng
fires,
and
-to
see
that
theae
pit-ouuwhpn4)rakLn(5
up
camp,
but
notwithstanding
this
fart,"
a
frtlmbet
oiporjst
fired
have
been
attributed
to
the
carelessness
of
fisherjnen
ami
hifnt-
'
era.
.
.
If
sportsmen
dlslre
to.liave
hunting
and.
fishlnsThen
evitryJ
precauUon
should
be
taken
to
see
that
firearms
ae
handled
in
a,
proper
and
careful
manner,
and
that
any
camp-firw
are
extinguished.
rOK
MOKE
ENJOYABLE-AM)
nETTER
IIUNT1NQ
AM)
FISHING
HELP
PREVENT
FOHLST
FUCKS
HELP
PREVENT
HUNTING
ACCIDENTS
BLUE
BIRDS
HOLD
LEAD
Rex
and
Bif
Sisters
on
Eren
Terms
In
Second
Place
of
Ladies'
I
Bowline
Lea
rue
I
Rex
defeated
Merchantettef
three
games
to
nil
In
the
Ladles
Bowling
League
at
the
week-end
and
are
In
a
tie
for
second
placs
with
Big
Sisters
who
von
two
to
cne
from
Annettes.
In
other
games
Rangers
won
three
to
nil
frott
Knox
Hotel
while
Blue
Birds,
league
leaders,
defeated
Maple.
Leafs
two
to
one.
High
average
scorer
was
Rose
LaBelle
of
Maple
Leafs
with
221.
Scores
in
the
week-end
fixtures
were:
Bfr
Sisters
12
3
B.
Dickens
.
145
205
153
Mrs.
Dickens
........,.
80
Roth
well
..187
134
140
Bond
JU.
...132
129
IC,
Alexander
-174
160
153
E.
Dickens
122
140'
Handicap
Total
Annette's
Basso-Bert
Johnson
Skattebol
,Halliday
...
Madill
ICiccone
Obuchini
Houlden
Handicap
Total
Rex
.
34
.752
175
58
53
811
111'
12
3
.130
1M
276
...153
174
171
88
143,
Owen
:
102
195
220
1
P.
Dickens
172
144
201
Handicap
,:...-3
3
3
Total
735
7M..1I14
Maple
Uafs
12
3
Nelson
:204
241
201
'
McLeod
......104
194
133
-
M.
Glass
..
.98
117
160
Norton
.172
76
181
LaBelle
-
.225
252
166
Handicap
72
72
72
Total
'..
,875
952
918
Blue
Birds
12
J
I
Pierce
249
178
189-
Turgeon
j.154
187
197.'
Boulter
151
121
153
Croxford
....
,1
158
251
172.
Keron
.160
132
276
.
.
.
.
I
jianaicap
i
n
hi
I
Total
.88
883
1M1I
I
Rangers
1
2
3
r
1
Berg
241
141
2021
!tw
,tn
(1
CKIOCil
lit
)
IW
119
j
Yager
-
,.
118,
194
U8
iHallberg
15fi
84
125
''
'Baliinger
216
155
289
1
Handicap
51
51
51
Total
556
785
924
Knox
Hotel
1
2
3
!
Eastman
187
228
152
charff
.....137
116
117
Fritz
96
124
154
Schaffer
179
B
rase
11
144
Handicap
99
Total
-
832
t
Mercbantettes
1
64
65
78
161
D9
19
00
"1
58!
2
3
169
144
130
153
139
142
137
119
113
160
167
172
135
167
149
34
34
788
740
1
2
31
730
3
Ethel
Bury
137
212
154
Morrison
162
4154
119
Amy
Bury
146
139
211
E.
Bury
190
153
125
West
-
-156
123
1521
Handicap
.:
74
74
71
1
Total
865
855
835
1
The
league
standing:
Blue
Birds
t
-
21
12
21
Big
Slrters
20
13
20
Rex
-
.20
13
20
Maple
Leafs
17
16
17
l-Merchantettes
...15
18
15
(Annette's
.16
17
16
Rangers
16
17
16
Knox
Hotel
7
26
7
Kent
Predicts
Windsor
Wai
Return
Home
COPENHAGEN,
Demark,
Dec.
6.
!
The
Duke
of
Kent,
here
yester
day
on
his
way
to
Oslo
to
attend
the
funeral
of
Queen
Maud
of
Norway,
said
the
Duke
of
Windsor
would
return
to
England
and
that
he
expected
he
woukl
remain.
HOCKEY
SCOnEiJ
'
Pacific
Coatt
LeatHt
Seattle
3,
yancouver
3
(overtime).
..
MUDGE
SCHEDULE'
December
9
C.
N,
R.
A,
vs.
Brackmap
r
Ker.
Musketeers
v.
j
Prince
Rupert
Dairy.
Ramblers
vt
'CTroUb.
ons
of
Nonvayits.
Oana
dian
Legion.
.'
December
I-Flrst
round
of
Tip
Top
Challenge
Troplry'Cnp--to
be
drawn.
.
A
DUKE
OF
WINDSOR
TRIPS
NEW
-ARROW
GOLF
'A
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wpl
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A
fine
action
picture
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor
p.a:
Ing
the
new
game
of
arrow
-golf
the
in
rr.un
of
Dr
PiUder
Madorf
an
Australian.
The
game
fcu
uret
a:
arrow
ia
J
pl-ic?
of
the
k...ir
ball
The
arrow
is
tfcruwt.
b;.
a
wxup-k
rontnvaroe
which
the
former
King
is
shuwn
welding
So
taken
with
the
game
was
the
former
King
that
he
ordered
hundreds
of
sets.
ARMSTRONG
IS
WINNER
Al
Manfred
of
San
Francisro
was
Nothinr
More
Than
a
Set-Up
For
Welterweirht
Champion
CLEVELAND.
Dec
6:
CP
Armstrong.
134a4
pounds,
scored
a
third
round
technical
knockout
over
Al
Man
ford
of
San
Francisco.
146
pounds,
here
last
night
in
the
second
defence
within
a
few
weeks
of
his
world's
welterweight
crown
The
end
came
in
one
minute
and
forty-five
seconds
of
the
third
round.
Manfred
was
wobbling
and
completely
defenceless
under
Armstrong's
terrific
pace
through
the
second
and
third
rounds.
In
another
fight
Lou
Ambers
lormer
title-holder,
knocked
out
Freddie
Wallace
in
the
sixth
round.
For
Heat
In
France
They
Say
"Chaleur"
For
Heat
In
Prince
Rupert
Say
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Prince
Itupert
'
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toa3ted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
in
Refrigerator
Co.
Ltd.
GARAGE
ON
Total
Handicap
North.
Star
"
1$
:
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Wick
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AGAIN
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Miller
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Hi
Parker
Scores
Clean
Sweep
Vle
lory
Over
Canadian
Legion
In
Commercial
Bowline
Lear
He
Parker's
Oarage
scored
another
dean
sweep
three
game
to
nil
vletory
hi
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
night,
this
time
at
the
expense
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
and
is
again
out
on
top
in
the
league
standing.
In
the
second
fixture
last
night
North
Star
defeated
Plonee.
Laundry
two
fames
to
one.
High
average
scorer
was
Hill
of
North
8tar
with
179.
Canadian
Menxles
Cook
Long
Dickens
Skellum
Handicap
Total
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149
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140
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103
108
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Handicap
Total
Pioneer
Lanndrr
A.
Smith
R.
Smith
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Woods
;
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Beynon
Handicap
Total
Parker's
Oarage
Rupert
Motors
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Lunch
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Laundry
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