PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NET7S
.
Tuesday,
iv,
NOW,
A
RELIGIOUS-
UNION
LONDON.
Dec.
17:
CPI
Oragn-ization
has
been
completed
of
the
Religious
Workers'
Union
which
seeks
to
secure
such
benefits
as
"Other
trade
and
professional
unions
enjoy."
if
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THROAT
TENDANT
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
17
(CP)
Several
'best
-dressed"
women
are
varying
their
bejeweled
appearance
by
wearing
one
great
stone
pendant
at
the
throat
and
a
ring
set
with
the
same
kind
of
stone.
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$31.50,
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Each
S56.00
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Size
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$4.002
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Bedroom
Mats
25x48.
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Wagons
Made
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hardwood
$2.95
$6.75
and
.'.
$8.50
Kiddie
Kars
-
$2.50,
$2.95
and
$4.00
Scooters
$4.50
and
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Velocipedes
$8.75,
$9.50
and
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Doll
Carriages
$3.50,
$60.0,
$8.00
and
511.00
PM
Play
Yards
Each
$7J0$
Baby
High
Chairs
$5.00
and
$7.50$
Baby
Walkers
Each
$1.00
Kindergarten
Set
Table
and
two
chairs.
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THIRD
AVENUE
CRIBBAGE
CUP
PLAY
Operators,
Falcons,
Bears
and
Eagles
Go
Into
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Trophy
Second
Round
In
the
first
round
of
the
Tip
Top
'Tailors'
Cup
Cribbage
League
play
last
night
scores
were
as
follows:
Old
Empress,
5;
Operators,
13.
Canadian
Legion,
9;
Falcons,
10.
Savoy
Hotel,
7;
Bears,
11.
Eagles.
10;
Smiles
Cafe,
8.
In
the
second
round
after
the
'holidays
Operators
will
play
Fal
cons
and
Bears
will
Eagles.
I
Winners
in
a
turkey
raffle
last
night
were:
first,
J.
Simundson,
iNo.
680;
srcond,
F.
A.
Rogers,
No.
1
510;
third,
J.
O.
Kanaya,
No.
407.
SCORES
IN
CRIBBAGE
Pete
Czyz
is
High
Man
in
First
Half
Individual
List
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
individual
scores
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
are
as
follows:
P.
Czyz
(Old
Empress)
36.
H.
Arney
(Bears)
36.
A.
Anes
(Savoy
Hotel)
35.
S.
Thomson
(Canadian
Legion)
34.
A.
Ronald
(Eagles)
34.
A.
Astoria
(Eagles)
32.
S.
Jenson
(Eagles)
31.
J.
Soldan
(Old
Empress)
30.
H.
Calderwood
(Canadian
Legion)
30.
H.
Bakken
(Savoy
Hotel)
30.
A,
Skalland
(Savoy
Hotel)
30.
F.
Barber
(Bears)
30.
R.
E.
James
(Operators)
29.
T.
Jonasson
(Falcons)
28.
A.
G.
Macdonald
(Smiles
Cafe)
28.
1
Ace
Allen
(Canadian
Legion)
27,
H.
Skattebol
(Operators)
2G.
F.
E.
Wermig
(Operators)
26.
A.
Eyolfscn
(Falcons)
26.
B.
Frieberg
(Smiles
Cafe)
26.
J.
R.
Miller
(Old
Empress'
26.
T.
Norvik
(Smiles
Cafe)
25.
N.
Gunderson
(Smiles
Cafe)
24.
W.
W.
T.
Way
(Operators)
24.
H.
Goodman
(
Falcons
(
24.
J.
Simundson
(Falcons
24.
L.
C.
Hill
(Eagles)
24!
J.
G.
Paul
(Bears)
22.
E.
Goodman
(Falcons)
20.
T.
A.
Payne
(Savoy
Hotel)
19.
Hockey
Standing
National
League
W
D
L
F
APts
Toronto
13
0
Detroit
7
4
Chicago
:.5
3
Rangers
5
2
Canadiens
4
2
Americans
3
2
8
29
41
9
24
48
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane
9
2
5
41
38
20
Vancouver
7
2
6-
46
38
16
Seattle
5
4
C
45
49
14
Portland
6
0
10
44
51
12
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Don'tlDelay
Christmas
Is
Only
a
few
weeks
away
Before
you
know
it
Christmas
will
be
here.
Purchase
your
Christmas
cards
today.
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
WRAPPING,
SEALS,
TAGS,
ETC.
Enjoy
full
selection,
leisure
in
shopping
and
delivery
at
your
convenience.
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PRINTING
Company
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BRIDGE
SCORES
Dave
MacFhec
Tops
Individual
List
for
First
Half
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
individual
scores
for
th.e
first
lplf
of
the
season
are
announced
as
follows:
D.
McPhee
(Ramblers)
33560.
A.
Simondson
(Cow
Boys)
33550.
G.
Kfause
(Ramblers)
32730.
M.
Karasoskl
(Cow
Boys)
32100.
C.
Aune
(Sons
-of
Norway)
31130.
G.
Howe,
(Grotto)
30470.
J.
Karasoskl
(Cow
Boys)
3C450.
H.
Love
(Ramblers)
29670.
A.
A.
McEwen
(Musketeers)
29250.
H.
Petterson
(Son
of
Norway)
28780.
F.
Grimble
(Prince
Rupert
Dairy)
28690.
J.
Krlkevsky
(C.N.R.A.)
28170.
L.
Richardson
(Cow
Boys)
27640.
F.
E.
Wermig
(Musketeers)
27530
K.
Slatta
(Sons
pf
Norway)
27040.
I.
Wanamake,r
(O.N.R.A.)
27010.
N.
qunderson
(Musketeers.)
26660.
D.
Allen
(Quatslpos)
257QQ.
E.
Webster
(Grqtto).
2497Q.
R.
McKay
(Prince
Rupert
Dairy)
23780.
'
R.
Hundeide
(Son$
pf
Norway
.
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E.
B.
A.
Wood
(Quatslnos)
19980.
A.
Cormack
(Quatslnos)
1C350!
Her
Broken
Leg
Made
Her
Winner
Australian
Girl
Gathers
in
$3Q,000J
SkBRISBANS,
Australia,
Dec.
17
y-rjwnen
Amy
Hugglns,
aged
12
Taking
On
Autographs
a
candidate
in
a
beauty
queen
competition
to
raise
funds
for
patriotic
purposes,
broke
her
lev
Vi
SPORT
CHAT
Vancouver's
Jimmy
McLarnln
and
Billy
Townsend
scored
knock-
louts
at
Boston
eight
years
ago
last.
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XTnT.nrritn
1
n
f
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KaAnm.
2
50
24
26
."ov.
iivi
u.vuiic
a
on
,olW0lld
welterweight
champion,
put
Z
'tnn
k
I
liln
r.mmy
Fuller
down
for
keeps
in
7
li
m
ioihto
?our
tlmes
wnile
Townsend,
L
..
;!seml-finalist
on
the
card,
sprawled
Andy
Saviola
to
the
mat
In
three
jounds.
United
States'
open
-champion,
Byron
Nelson,
and
Canadian
shot-master,
Stanley
Home
of
Montreal,
scored
two-under-par
68s
at
Miami
a
year
ago
Saturday
to
share
in
the
first-round
lead
In
the
$10,000
Miami
open
golf
Jimmy
Mattern
Delivers
Plane
Leaving
For
Montreal.
Today
With
Lockheed
Bomber
Destined
for
Great
Britain
LOS
ANGELES,
December
17
Jimmy
Mattern,
noted
round
ttye
world
flier,
will
leave
(tomorrow
for
Montreal
to
deliver
a
Lockhead
bomber
for
Great
Britain.
It
is
a
Christmas
gift
from
the
company.
(Jimmy
Mattern
ts
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
few
years
ago
he
called
here
on
the
way
home
after
a
pro
Gave
Prayer
For
Britain
Impressive
Rites
for
Lord
Lothian
I
Ti4
jected
world
flight
which
ended
In
a
crash
in
Siberia.).
Mike
Colussi
Accordionist
and
Teacher
A.A.A.
Certificate
PHONE
RED
814
i
decided
not
to
abandon
her
cam-
B
pai?n.
jjS.
The
leg
was
set
in
plaster
and
Wtf
she
charged
people
a
shUlinn
to
k
autograph
the
cast.
When
It
was
i
covered
with
names
she
washed
:l
(hem
off
and
began
again.
In
this
way
she
raised
the
equivalent
of
$30,000
and
won
the
competition.
I
b
!
I
At
Washington
Conducted
by
Bishop
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
17
Conducting
the
funeral
service
for
the
Lord
Marquess
of
Lothian
at
National
Cathedral
Sunday,
Rt.
Rev.
James
E.
Freeman
prayed
for
the
people
of
embattled
Britain.
"Strengthen
and
sustain
them
in
tUnl.
Vn..-
-
1
.
I
I
men
uuui
ui
urcu.
uuaru
uiiu
save
,
them
from
the
violence
of
their
en-'
r
emies.
Preserve
their
virtues,"
the
,
if
eminent
cleric
pleaded
to
Gcd.
After
cremation,
the
ashes
were'fef
placed
in
Arlington
National
Ceme-1
tery.
T'lt
I
-
I
l.n
m
..
1
r
uipiujjiu.Lic
representatives
oi
an
nations
ltlons
hut
but
nprniflnu
Germany
nnrl
and
Ttalv
Paly
nf-l&?
at
tended
the
rites.
Mrs.
Franklin
D
RooseveH
was
among
those
present,
i
Flu
Decline
In
Vancouver
i4
1
IMrtmas
Wi
19
KwiFmi
lng
in
Montreal.
Try
a
Daily
News
Want-Ad
AllYouiKiddie
T
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rla
ar
mm
t-MQNey
saving
PRices
Albert,
An,
'y
ye-tci'ii..
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party
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Pitt
will
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a
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Try
it
m
column.
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Celebrate
Right
This
Year
hp....'
ui
wya
arc
scarce
so
ord
car'y
m
get
lhc
hc$
We
liave
;t
large
number
of
Cjp
Chickens
direct
from
th
District.
Splendid
young
birds
(
B
pounds
fnrh
Bulkley
Market
vie,
tish
Columbia
but
U
still
rampant
In
the
prajries.
Qntario,
Quebec
and
.
ancj
bijj
one
death
in
Canada
ir,
hold
aiild
TvDe
of.
Malady
still
u.nnn:in
a
rect
y
attributable
to
it-urn
bt
-
Elsewhere
in
Canada
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
17.
The
flu
epidemic
is
on
the
decrease
in
Brl-
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..
Mas.:r!t
Pit!.
T
poi
I
I.i,
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D:
;
For
Ladles
and
Gentlemen's
V
TAILORING
m.t.
lee
We
Cover
Buttons
for
Your
Dress
By
Your
Own
Cloth
Cleaning.
Pressing,
Repairing
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Phone
Green
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Central
Hotel
Modern
Steam-Heated
Rooms,
Dining
Room,
Steam
Bath
and
Housekeeping
Apartments
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
General
Repairs
on
all
Rubber
Footwear
and
Garments.
Tires
and
Tubes
Vulcanized
We
are
fully
equipped
to
do
all
bipycle
&
wheel
goods
repairs
Service
and
Economy
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
Kaien
Har
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JOHN
GURVICH,
Contractor
Wishes
to
Announce
the
Founding
of
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Seal
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ortation
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aro
our
'business
but
the
bigger
the
job
the
better
we
like
it
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