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and
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price
for
every
purse.
Offered
in
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of
the
season.
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SALE!
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Christmas,
we
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AVENUE
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via
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To
Vancouver
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'
Oct.
28th,
Nov.
7th,
18th,
28th,
Dec.
9th
To
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and
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Oct.
21th,
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3rd.
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5th
WINTER
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November
1st,
1940,
to
Feb.
28th,
l?OU,U"
1941.
Final
return
limit
March
31st,
1941.
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
-
Prince
Runert.
R.
C.
i
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARD
EN
A
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver.
Than.
pjn.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK.
J,
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
6(1
If
you
lose
anything
advertise
fcr
ft,
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
Play
To
Start
Next
Monday
With
Eight
Teams
In
Competition
1
With
eight
teams
in
competition,
the
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
will
open
the
winter
season
with
initial
games
next
Monday
evening.
The
teams
entered
are
Fal-
,cons.
Bears,
Eagles,
Smiles
Cafe.
Operators,
Savoy
Hotel,
Canadian
Legion.
New
Empress.
The
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
is
as
follows:
October
2S
Falcons
vs.
Bears,
Eagles
vs.
Smiles
Cafe.
Operators
vs.
Savoy
Hotel,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
New
Empress.
November
4
Canadian
Lesion
vs.
Smiles
Cafe.
Savoy
Hotel
vs
Bears,
New
Empress
vs.
Eagles.
Operators
vs.
Falcons.
November
11
Falcons
vs.
Eagles,
Operators
vs.
Bears,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Savoy
Hotel,
Smiles
Cafe
vs.
New
Empress.
November
ia
Savoy
Hotel
vs.
Smiles
Cafe,
Eagles
vs.
Operators,
Bears
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
Falcons
vs.
New
Empress.
November
25
Falcons
vs.
Smiles
Cafe,
Bears
vs.
Eagles,
Operators
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
New
Empress
vs.
Savoy
Hotel.
,
December'
2
New
Empress
vs.
Bears,
Smiles
Cafe
vs.
Operators,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Eagles,
Savoy
Hotel
vs.
Falcons.
December
9
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Falcons.
Savoy
Hotel
vs
Eagles,
New
Empress
vs.
Operators,
Smiles
Cafe
vs,.
Bears.
December
16
First
round
of
the
Tip
Top
Cup
competition.
RESULTS
IN
FIVE
PINS
Three
Cleap
Sweep
Victories
In
Latest
Fixtures
Signals,
Home
OIL
Air
Force,
Lipsetfs
Win
There
were
three
clean
sweep.
-victories
in
Five
Pin
Bowling'
League
fixtures
Monday
night.,
Signals
winning
over
Phllpott
Eyltt,
Home.
Oil
over
Malkins
and
Koyai
uanaaian
Air
Force
over
Armour's.
In
the
fourth
fixture
Lipsetfs
scored
a
two
game
to
one
win
over
Bankers.
High
scorer
was
Adams
of
Signals
with
307.
his-
'average
of
249
also
being
tops
for!
the
evening.
Individual
scores:
Armour's
vs.
R.
Armour's-
'Wodeilde
,11
Moore
...154
Brbid
151
'
t
AtA11SAr
-
til
Low
Score
,100
Handicap
.59
Total
814
R..
C.
A.
t
1
Walker
...100
MacKenzIe
'.
203
Christie
272
Doyle
127
Brown
185
i
Handicap
137
,
Total
1031
Bankers
vs.
Bunkers
1
Conrad
131
Farrell
106
Mellln
208
Pearson
.209
Hume
172
Handicap
86
Total
912
Llpsett
1
Hanson
.222
Jackson
168
Murray
112
Wight
149
Moser
307
j
Handicap
183
i
Phllpott-Evitt
vs.
C.
A.
.
2
156
155
76
59
733
2
76
124
226
116
172
137
831
F,
3
65
79
142
197
89
59
831
3
89
205
161
98
163
137
860
Lipsett
2
159
178
200
114
149
86
3
196
244
226
271
204
86
886
1227
2
183
203
181
151
216
183
3
164
159
141
155
147
183
Signals
T
486i
528
634
594
525
T
569
530
434
455
670
PhllpotUEvitt
1
2
3
T
Rothwell
188
164
145
497
Lambly
143
209
143
495
Yager
181
147
178
508
Wick
209
155
184
548
Sloan
148
183
114
445
Handicap
147
147
147
Total
101G
1005
911
Signals
1
2
3
T
Hllder
.....220
253
225
698
Hart
173
233
188
594
Adams
181
257
309
747
James
J289
1
67
144
600
Sarginson
140
223
154
517
Handicap
173
173
173
Total
1176
1306
1193
Home
Oil
vs.
Malkins
Klnslor
165
176
259
Dell
J53
209
Comadlna
181
115
Crlpps
182
169
Kellett
240
307
Handicap
........
42
42.
Total
963
1018
Malkins:
.
1
2
Dunlop
165
134
Withers
185
196
Hlntoa
Ji7.
.131
Stegavlg
..'
188
193
Low
Score
153
115
Handicap
105
105
Toul
9i3
iti
198
189
221
184
..
42
1083
3
163
232
109.
198
184
105
600
550
485
572
731
T
462
613
J387i
579
452
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Good
Citizen
In
1940
Named
Andrew
B.
Turner
Receives
Native
Sons
Of
B.
C.
Award
VANCOUVER,
Oct
23:
Andrew
B.
Turner
of
Napier
Street
has
been
chosen
by
the
Native
Sons
of
British
Columbia
for
the
1940
Good
Citizen
award.
A
postal
clerk,
Mr.
Turner
has
long
been
active
In
work
for
Improvement
of
conditions
for
boys
of
the
East
End.
MAPLE
LEAFS
ARE
WINNERS
(Defeat
Beavers
Four
Goals
to
Nit
For
Initial
Victory
in
King
Edward
Football
League
In
a
regular
fixture
of
the
King
Edward
School
Football
League
the
Manle
Leafs
recorded
their
first
victory
by
defeating
the
Beavers
four
coals
to
nil.
The
game
was
more
keenly
fought
out
than
the
score
would
indicate.
Both
teams
played
better
as
far
as
keeping
their
positions
was
con
cerned.
Sunberg
kept
a
good
goal
in
spite
of
being
beaten
three
times
and
brought
off
one
very
fine
stop
from
Wilson.
Frank
Warne
showed
up
well
at
back
and
is
a
promising
player.
Prince,
at
centre
half,
play
ed
his
usual
strong
game
and
George
Haugan
was
good-
E.
Pierce
played
very
hard
but
got
little1
support.
D.
Scherk
and
Aki
Kuwahara
were
the
best
of
the
forwards
and
Menzies
was
dangerous.
Owens
was
good
when
he
got
the
ball.
Joe
Hogan
again
kept
a
good
goal
and
Brocklesby
and
Alex
Mcintosh
were
very
sound
at
back.
Gomez
Hamilton
and
Stacey
were
safe
In
the
half
back
line.
The
forwards
were
only
fair
apart
from
Wilson
who
got
the
first
three
goals.
C
ipilfold
got
the
fourth,
Angus
Mc-
"Lucky,
lucky
white
.horse,
bring
good
luck
to
me!"
Remember
that
old
saying
of
boyhood
days?
It's
still
true
when
selecting
your
brand
of
Scotch.
Say
"White
Horse"
and
you
will
always
remember
the
good
luck
that
made
you
acquainted
with
this
Real
Old
Scotch
of
matchless
quality
.
.
.
First
blended
in
1746
and
epicure's
choice
ever
since.
WHITE
SCOTCH
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
BJdf.
HORSE
WHISKY
V
26Hoz.S3.75
'10
oz.
$5.60
This
advertisement
Is
not
publishea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
-
VALENTIN
DAIRY
fhonb
7
Intosh
was
good
at
times
and
Bill
Prince
Is
Improving.
Teams:
Beavers
W.
Sunberg;
Orimble,
F.'
Warne;
Halcrow,
Bert
Prince,
George
Haugan;
D.
Scherk,
H.
Menzies.
E.
Pierce,
Aki
Kuwahara,
A.
Owens,
Arne
Lien.
"What
does
that
remind
j
you
of?"
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Maple
Leafs
Joe
Hogan;
Alex
Mcintosh,
Ken
Brocklesby;
Stacey,
W.
Gomez,
Hamilton;
Pat
Wilson,!
Bill
Prince,
C.
Pilfold,
George
Thomas,
Angus
Mcintosh,
R.
GU-
ker.
League
Standing:
W
L
Pts
Wanderers
-
2
0
4
Maple
Leafs
1
1
2
,
Beavers
0
2
0
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and
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