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86
98
MORE
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Monday.
October
24,
1933.
IgRQTTOIS
jFOOTBALL
l
defeated;
is
playeds
Rut
b
Still
at
Top
of
City
Bowline
League
Standing
Following;
Yesterday's
Play
Although,
defeated
by
Royal
j
Hotel
two
games
to
one
last
night,
!
Grotto
continues
In
the
leadership
of
the
City
Bowling
League.
Print-
lers
won
from
Old
Empress
two
games
to
one
in
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening.
High
average
scor-
or
tt-ai
Anritr
TVmnlri
urlth
200
Paul
-151
Totals
......
-.774
Grotto
1
Bury
178
F.
Comadlna'
Stiles
:.....:157
Asemlssen
,
156
Morln
208
142
120
143
132
168
705
2
137
128
156
159
148
728
2
174
162
147
151
204
Houston
129
Totals
828
838
Royal
Hotel
1
2
Donald
154
231
Todd
;
179
142
Veitch
...163
148
Zarellll
..."
162
189
E.
Smith
..........
179
208
Totals
837
918
WORK
WANTED
FOR
RENT
132
173
158
166
106
733
3
175
132
116
128
132
683
171
180
168
173
166
The
City
League
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W
Grotto
8
Royal
Hotel
6
Old
Empress
5
Printers
5
858
3
214
163
135
136
144
792
RECORD
FOOTBALL
CROWD
CARDIFF,
Oct.
204:
(CP)
A
record
crowd
of
55,000
fans
witnessed
Wales
win
4
to
2
over
England
The
presentation
of
two
hundred
cherry
trees
to
the
ln
the
internatlonal
football
game
city
of
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Japanese
residents
of
this
there
Saturday
cuy
ami
oisirict
is
a
goodwill
gift
that
will
be
appreciated,
bimilar
gifts
have
been
made
to
other
cities,
especially
in!
the
United
States,
where
today
the
flowering
cherries'
are
UIC
we-atj'
ai
trie
time
of
year
when
they
thev
are
in
Blfidm.
It
is
said
they
will
do
well
in
this
climate.
INDIAN
SUMMER
Prince
Rupert
has
had
an
unusually
fine
Indian
sum-!
mer
this
year.
With
the
weather
particularly
mild
and
with
a
wrv
email
vo.Voll
rl
iT
j
,
WANTED
v
cuic
nave
enjuyea
sunsnine-
day
after
e
day.
It
is
a
great
thing
to
live
in
a
climate
where
there
are
no
extremes
of
heat
and
cold
and
in
which
'
there
are
no
terrible
blizzards
or
cvclones
nr
tnmnrlnoc!-
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Second-hand
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127
after
6.
FOK
SALE
Piano.
(249)
or
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stoi-ms
or
dust
storms
or
below
7ero
weather
F0R
SALE24
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Ford
Engine.
$125.
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TRIAL
IN
U.S.
.
j
:
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the
evidence
in
the
spy
trial
in
the
Un-,ELECTRIC
Ranee
For
sale.
863
ited
States
vill
be
a
nrettv
irood
indication
tn
rh
nni0
Borden
street-
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perpetual
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and
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though
seDarated
bv
the
Atlantic,
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ior
aeience
purposes
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or
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interest
in
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!
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Great
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has
decided
to
lend
Czechoslovakia
fif-lFOR"
rent
Thirty-six
rooms,
re-j
ty
million
dollars
to
helo
the
countrv
n-pt.
spttlprl
nftot
itc!
deeorated
and
mostly
furnished
recent
difficulties.
France
has
refused
to
do
the
same.
I
That
country
sees
the
country
in
the
hands
of
Germany
i
and
feels
it
is
not
likelv
the
loan
will
ever
be
repaid.
The:
inference
seems
to
be
that,
since
the
Czechs
have
thrown
;
jjilu
uic
nanus
ui
ueiinany
ionowing
me
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f
i
.
Honors
Arain
Divided
In
Ilifli
Sen'onl
Ixifuk
Saturday
-
J
on
Saturday
in
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Football
League
when
teams
representing
the
Al-
rpha
and
Gamma
Houses
met
on
the
Acropolis
Hill,
honors
again
being
divided
with
Alpha
winning
the
senior
game
and
Gamma
the
junior.
Keen
rivalry
is
being
evinced
the
junior
players
in
by
b?
u
j
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
:j"ced
Old
Empress-
1
2
3
these
.games.
Ciccone
130
'
W.
Smith
..14
'
D.
Wick
.-165
Gurvich
135
jGunderson
-170
Windle
..:...!..
'
Total
744
Printers
1
Zleman
.161
Franks
156
West
136
McCallum
M70
t
Two
more
games
were
played
A
clever
run
by
Mah
and
a
well-
Dfaced
centre
enabled
Nordan
lo
score
the
first
goal
for
the
Gam
mas
in
teh
Junior
game.
Nice
com
blnation
by
King
and
Eby
brought
the
play
around
the
Gamma
goa
but
Astori
cleared
strongly.
A
lone
run
by
Gomez
resulted
in
the
sec
ond
goal
for
the
Gammas.
Long
cleared
weU
when
Nocdan
was
again
almost
through.
A
centre
from
Astori
brought
a
corner
which
Mah
headed
through
fo'
Gamma's
third
goal
Postuk
and
Long
had
a
good
try
for
Alpha
but
the
shot
went
across
the
goal
to-
go
behind.
Holtby
tried
Xl
Ions
shot
but
Hingston
cleared.
Alphc
was
pressing
when
the
half-tini"
whistle
blew
with
Gamma
leading
by
three
to
nlL
In
the
second
half
Alpha
took
the
offensive
with
Lee
playing
forward
to
give
some
much
needed
weight
to
his
team.
Grimmson
and
Gomez
had
hard
work
to
keep
the
Alpha
forwards
out
especially
when
Long
cleverly
turned
in
a
hard
shot
from
the
goal
line.
King
again
centred
well
and
Eby
almost
scored
but
Gomez
managed
to
clear.
Pet
ersen
saved
from
Mah
when
the
L
PtSlt
.Lni
t
.1
1
n
and
Moore
defended-well
andMc-
Leod
got
away
to
be
stopped
by
Love
and
Clark.
Lee
robbed
Mc-Lachlan
and
a
nice
pass
from
McAfee
gave
Nordan
a
good
chance.
Alpha
pressed
and
forced
a
corner.
Long
placed
In
front
of
the
goal
and
Lee
headed
through
scoring
the
only
tally
for
Alpha.
Gamma
now
forced
the
play
and
Mah
added
two
more
goals
to
make
the
Gamma
House
victorious;
by
a
score
of
five
to
on.
Senior
Game
Alpha
House
turned
the
tables
In
the
senior
game
when
thjy
defeated
the
Gammas
by
the
sama
score
of
five
to
one.
Nelson
placed
well
to
Bill
who
opened
the
score
with
a
fine
goal.
Killas
and
Wear-mouth
got
away
and
from
their
centre
Lee
scored.
The
third
goal
came
from
Lee's
corner
which
Anderson
put
through.
Lee
added
a
fourth
before
half-time.
The
Gammas
now
tried
hard
to
save
the
game
and
Schubert
worked
his
way
through
to
be
stopped
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Gomes;
Nordan,
Astori.
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Teams
(Junior):
Alpha
Petersen;
Da
...
we,
Holtby.
TX
Moore.
Cieeone.
Lee,
wong:
im.
Eby.
Long,
Poatuk,
A.
MaLeod.
Gamma
MeAJee;
Hlngston,
Love,
McLschtan,
Man,
Clark;
Wong,
Teams
tsjeiuor
i
erican
Alpha
Zbura;
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Stan.
Scherk;
Anderson,
Ntoon.
Lon;;
Hflugan,
Ktllas.
Bin,
weamwun,
Lee.
Gamma
Santerbane;
HfertOn;
Grimmson;
Postulu,
Schubert;
Keays;
Good.
Gome.
Vuckovich.
Astori.
Mah.
Referees-
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ntr
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Linesmen
B.
Seherk
.tmi
Zbura.
United
Church
Sunday
Services
G.
Regular
services
were
beM
ln
First
United
Church
yesterday
wtthl
the
pastor,
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackion,!
preaching
at
both
services.
In
the
j
morning
he
took
as
his
subject'
Angel
Music."
Many
pph
gave(
up
their
childhood
belief
In
anwh
is
maturity
came.
In
Christ's
life
.
the
angels
made
their
appearance
three
times,
at
Hta
birth
with
the
majestic
"Hark
the
Herald
Angels
t
Sing."
secondly,
when
Je3U
tri-j
umphed
over
the
temptation
in
thej
wilderness
and,
thirdly,
after
the
crucifixion.
In
each
case
the
an-;
gels
sang
when
a
victory
had
been
,
won.
"We
too
shall
hear
the
angel
nusic
when
we
take
up
the
cross
t
ind
follow
Him."
said
the
pastor.
In
the
'evening
a
thought-provoking
sermon
brought
out
that
Christ
did
not
come
to
establish
a
creed
but
to
control
life
and
to
create
spirit,
the
spirit
that
would
make
people
live
a
He
did.
Too
often
differences
of
opinion
had
arisen
from
different
interpretations
of
a
word
or
a
statement
Christ
did
not
concentrate
on
any
dogma.
He
showed
the
world
how
a
life
should
be
lived.
He
recognized
the
Importance
of
teaching
but
theories
were
of
little
importance.
The
test
of
religion
was
how
i
man
lived.
People
had
no
more
religion
than
they
put
Into
daily
Dractlce.
"By
their
fruits
ye
shrill
know
them."
Jesus
Influenced
tn
world
by
what
He
did.
The
world
cf
tomorrow
would
benefit
by
what
war
thought
as
what
was
thought
today
would
be
practk?
tomorrow.
To
follow
HU
example
of
life
was!
life
Indeed.
j;
Special
music
was
provided
In
the
,
morning
by
the
Junior
Choir
which
I
-rendered
the
anthem
'Ood
Make!
my
Life
a
Little
Light"
with
Marie
Boulter.
Marie
Lock
and
Harrietts
Scherk.
Roberton.
playing
always
i
?hllIlpson
singing
the
trio
very
ef-strongly,
drove
well
up
and
Mah,(
fectlvely.
In
the
ve-
'.nci
servlee
getting
possession,
scored
the
only
.'Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock
w
render-
goal
for
the
Gammas.
Shortly
after
this
Ha-jan
turned
In
a
hard
drive
from
the
goal
line
scoring
.
beauty
of
a
goal
which
Santerbane
ng
the
solo
"I've
F
ume?
Frtend"
to
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delightful
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W
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