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we
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certainly
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after
you.
From
Velvet
Overshoes
to
Da
by
Gtiniboots
our
stock
is
complete.
We
Have
Just
Received
"KARWASH"
A
next
lightweight
hip
pullover
as
light
as
ordinary
rubbers.
Fits
right
oyer
your
shoes
and
does
away
with
cumbersom
leggings.
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store
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IitflcrA
l.amnman
a
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Tuesday.
November
20,
1940.
EDITORIALS
SPORT
CHAT
Din't
nin
away
with
the
Idea
that
softball
U
a
pit-pat
pastime
for
ycung
udjes.11
wrote
Twelfth
Man"
In
the
London
Evening
News.
Introdujln
the
popular
Canadian
playground
game
to
British
leaders.
"Twelfth
Man"
devoted
a
column
to
the
gam?
thousands
of
people
play
on
Corner
lots
and
backyards
from
Halifax
to
Van-
:couver.
Canadians
ml?ht
btf
a
bit
muddled
by
some
of
his
des.Tlp-ttbi1
Wi
ll.eyre
r
iht
up
the
Englishman's
alley.
'The
name
is
rather
mleadin
V
he
wrote.
S:.u-ball
Is
a
CanJdlaW
game
and
like
all
Canadian
games.
It
h
pretty
i
fast.
Rera-mbtr
::
hockey
and
vou
will
realte
how
fir
Canadian
ath-
j
letes
move
when
thy
get
going
at
a
game
they
really
enjoy.
.
w
.
,
.....
..
...
1
anese
uranges
m
.
..
i
.
iin.i.H
t
-
work,
however,
as
a
couniy
couri
juage,
reie
iampman
C0UTef
4
to
3
to
get
back
into
the!of
&
was
an
extremely
numan
aajuaicaior.
nis
sympainies
lead
agdin.
with
the
hard
pressed
debtor
were
well
known
and
hisj
The
league
sunding
to
date
is
as
mdrnnents
wre
influenced
more
bv
the
ritrht
and
wrontr
follows:
of
the
case
than
by
precedent
or
legal
argument
He
tried,Vaneouver
w
himself
the
of
the
sued
and
to
place
in
position
.person
Portland
5
judge
how
it
might
appeal
to
him
if
he
were
the
onfc
af-
Seattle
2
fected.
All
his
ludtrments
were
based
on
a
broad
human-:
Spokane
1
ity.
In
this
he
set
a
splendid
precedent
Home
For
Holidays
A
great
many
soldiers
wish
to
go
home
for
the
holi-j
days.
Some
of
them
have
been
thrifty
and
saved
enough
money
to
pay
their
fares.
Others
have
not
and
cannot
go
unless
their
fares
are
paid.
Other
young
men
have
been,
conscripted
and
sent
away
for
training
but
their
fares;
The
Provincial
Council
of
Women
in
session
at
Victoria
recently
asked
that
a
ban
be
placed
on
the
importation
of
Japanese
oranges.
It
was
said
that
last
year
half
a
millipn
dollars
was
expended
on
this
fruit
One
member
expressed
the
hope
that
the
exchange
board
would
not
make
exchange
available
for
any
imnorts
from
Janan.
FOR
SALE
home
are
being
paid
by
the
country.
That
seems
like
dis-poR
sale-2
pairs
of
skates,
sizes
crimmaiion
against
me
men
wno
volunteered
ior
active
7
and
8.
cau
at
130.
4th
Ave.
e.
service.
Several
hundred
men
in
Prince
Rupert
are
hoping
to
rejoin
their
families
for
the
festive
season.
They
are
hoping
and
expecting
that
they
will
be
given
return
tickets
good
for
that
occasion.
It
seems
like
a
reasonable
request
that
should
be
granted.
Members
of
the
council
were
asked
not
to
purchase
jap-
for
rent
Large
furnished
omce
anese
oranges
mis
year.
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FRIEND"
COAL
Try
Our
Famous
Edson
Hard
Coal
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RUPERT
FEED
CO.
r.nsos,
nanAim'o-Yyellington,
bulkley
vallev
Office
and
Coal
Bunkers
Trotter's
Dock
Phone
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jj.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
tx1
Bank
Kit
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoNi
U7
FOR
SALE
Sacrifice
for
cash
one
of
the
best
built
residences
in
1
town.
Up
to
date
in
every
way.
Owner
might
consider
small
property
preferably
In
Vancouver
or
New
Westminster
In
part
payment
Write
to
P.O.
Box
554.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(277)
FOR
SALE
Confectionery
and
variety
store
as
going
business.
Showing
nice
profit
and
books
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to
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Oood
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CIGARETTES
I
SAVOY
WINS
OVER
YJLC.A.
Service
Men,
However,
Gave
GohI
Account
Of
Tlieinsches
In
Basketball
baseball.'
Savoy
Hotel
won
iu
se;oftd
Softball
is
a
kind
of
played
with'
one
outsize
ball
on
a
flight
Senior
League
basketbill
f
the
ason
last
night,
the!"'.
dUm.
nd'
raiher
.maTler
than
ho.h.H
n-trh
iyim
are
nine-a-by
defeating
the
new
Y.
XL
C.
A.
Tippett;
total.
28.
.Iotermediate
Leagne
Basketball
Buzz
jam
nan
a:ra
rirrirjr;i
The
Petersburgi
Alaska,
basketball
tsam,
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
December
4
ahd
5
for"
it
series
of
games
with
the
locals,
will
be
the
furthest
north
hoop
team
ever
to
visit
Prince
Rupert.
More
than
us-
See
side
and
and
ffi
the
pitcnfr
rttSST
k
onto
rniy
"a
anow-,
SS-
a
01
60
t0
Whlle
CUnt
.
f
iUe1'
.
"
Sat"rddy
..
m
.,h.
f
ed
to"dellver
under-arm
balls.
"Un-
"
"o";
Port
i
"
"
'
they
da"
,
iw
th.
,,n
uiappearrnce
by
the
Kotel
men
v;ho
Simpson.
Zr;"",
I
.
t
J17Z
n
present
practically
the
cream
of
the
Port
Simpson
team
was
recelv
wth
nrfffli-Jidtoistohs!ntor
hoop'
talent
In
the
city,
over
.the
week-end
from
service
men.
nevertheleis.
gave
Price.
small
melon-ahe
-s
big
as
a
(
a
creditable
account
of
themselves
cunning
oitcher
can
make
it
do.
1
aerobatics
atlet
it
leaves
his
handiand
may
be
expected
to
prove
in
...
.
...
.i
.
1.
inoi?rptrntl.-n
tn
rnntptirt
Willi
n
h
omuu.
niitej
raji
awjy
wun
ana
the
oat?man.
wnine
uui
.
very
little
thicker
than
a
cricket
json
advances.
Although
Savoys
-stump,
in
full
command
of
the
sltua-
and
a
We
1
needs
a
quick
eye
isuppl;
wrist.
Th;
catcher
neuner
ine
pruuxiiTe
the
mask
used
In
baseball
and
have
plenty
of
sprinting
Are
Now
Sharing
Lead
In
Hockey
J
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
26.
Vancouver
Lions
dJfeated
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
by
a
score
of
5
to
4
in
the
.
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
Saturday
night
and.
a
a
result,
the
Lions
went
Into
exclusive
possession
of
league
leadership
after
hav
"""i
r"
Buckaroos.
The
Buckaroos
Ijst
a
5
The
oassinof
of
the
late
Judce
Lampman
of
Victoria
'chance
to
get
back
on
to
the
top
wearstion
throughout
the
game,
leading
the
fielders
wear
light
pumps
fori25"
scoring
honors,
making
nineteen
Bea's
lu
.
.
hioh
rfnror
fnr
thp
mnti-h
Thn
V
-cc.
ing
beert
tied
with
the
Portland
erland.
,7;
7
fti
a
m
,
23
to
9
at
half
time
it
was
an
ih-
'
V
v,ch-
2
!:
Out'kh:
Postuk;
Al-
terestinp.
encounter
to
witch
and
Ut
C.'
A.
team
consists
for
the
4erson-
1
'3)-
jmaln
part
of
new
players
here
although
Tippltt
was
a
member
of
j
the
Premier
team
which
played
I
unsuccessfully
against
the
Standard
Oilers
here
in
1939
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
title.
The.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol
lows:
Savoys-Campbell.
ft
i
6
if'oul,
it;
Holkestad.
24
(2):
MacPhee.
10;
Stiles,
4
U:
Morgan,
4;
Dominate
12;
total.
60.
Y.
XL
C
A.
Ouelpa;
Brown.
2:
Stogren.
4a;
Oliver.
2
1;
Suth-
I;
Lawford,
8
(1;
Amey,
-Hcltty,
12:.
Halde:
Eby.
4;
Ui;
Parsons;
Davlcs;
An-
Ladles'
Leasue
iiign
school
doubled
th
score
of
Fraser
Slrsif
and
won
the
Ladies'
League
game
by
a
count'
of
18
to
9.
Hish
School
made
twelve
points
In
the
first
half,
'when
Fraser
Street
was
able
to:
make
only
one
counter
on
a
penalty
shot.
High
School
M.
Yamanacka.
2
1;
Feasby,;.
E.
Yamanacka.
2;
McKay;
Wlnslow.
12;
Clapp,
2;
Murray;
Owens;
total.
18.
Fraser
Street
Payne:
B.
Ritchie;
Sherman:
Pb'tuk:
Kingston:
Currle;
Amey.
1:
Bill:
tout.
I.
:
iohnriy
Comadlna
r'efereed
the
senior
game:
Walter
Ferguson,
the
fame
in
me
unuiiaiv
tuui;
ui
imuuc.
...o
-
j
nign
cscnooi
won
over
scytmans
lhrtip'
nnH
iA,tnrA
vend
three
score
and
ten
years
so
it
is
useless
to
suggest
'
a
T10ur,851
Y1"1
out
Te
sp-
by
a
score
of
27
to
is
m
a
wen-
termediafe
and
junior
'
that
his
death
was
a
loss
to
the
community,
in
his,
ate
'Z
'J
ri'Z
JT"
W4fa:
.
.Iasi
xniermeawe?
teitue
Standings'
which
resulted
in
a
33
to
29
vie-
McCTymont
Park
tory
for
Fraser
Street
over
Bea's
Bea's
News
8Und
2
Of
0
League
2
0
League
2
0
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
the
ta
irr
vaizn
was
a
nignngnti
The
League
standings
to
date
evening.
The
first
half
was
are
ntwr
ns
foUmr-
a
ding-dong
spirited
period
which
Senior
Lesrae
Euigea
a
scoring
SDree
and
ran
D
L
F
A
Pts
;
'
away
with
the
Verdict.
,y
m
c
.
S
1SL
Hlgh
,Shool-Dieldal.
6;
Santer-Rupert
'Motors
1
Zo
I
I
f.
2
lV'
4L
Sfherk'
4:
Mec
BiU
Intermediate
Leat'ue
-
-
-
ouiiey.
t
.
uiana.
;
ioiai,
Z7.
nigh
School
2
4
13
23
2
Scythians
Eastman,
8;
Monte-
Co-operatiYe
isano.
6
f2;
Morln,
4;
DUnfop
Hi;
Scythians
(McDonald;
H.
McDonald:
Lund-
LdlM'
qu.ist:
total.
18.
Hirh
School
junior
LeaEue
FraSer
Street
The
Junior
game
was
a
hard
Janfor
fought,
close
and
exclthvr
affair
Fraser
stmt
L
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
2
6
1
1
New
and
Used
Furniture
.
dk,e,1s-
j7go
to
10.00
J
aAm
SUM
T0
$16.50
STSM'
'"
$22.00
TO
$45.00
i
NATIONAL
CASH
REGISTER
Just
like
$45
00
I
COT
In
good
condition
$3
95
New
Furnitiife
H
PELT
MATTRESSES
Sizes
3-3",
4-6.
Qm
I
go
Special
?IDU
2
SPRING
FILLED
FELT
JUtTTRESSES
a
gt
gft
Of
finest
quality
$10OU
It
SPRING-FILLED
FELT
MATTRESSES-Witit
silk
0AM
n
striped
covering
material
vDU
8
UNPAINTED
DROP
LEAF
TABLED
Very
slrongly
i
mj-
bailt.
Special
?Oi
O
2
4-piete
BEDROOM
SUITES-Conslsttag
pt
bedstead,
vanity
and
bench',
and
chlffrobe,
in
waterfall
TA
design
9vAii)U
4
DRESSERS
Vlth
round
mirrors,
In
waterfall
QOO
SIX
design,
a
real
snap
VMAiOU
IG
CHESTERFIELD
SL'ITES-tn
all
colors
and
styles.
From-
$75.00
TO
$104.00
Phone
BUCK
324
THIRD
AVENUE
Next
Door
to
B.
C
Clothiers
Pts
4
RESULTS
Prince
Rupert
Cribbagr
League
remits
last
night
were
as
follows;
Falcons
7.
Smiles'
Cafe'
11.
:
Bear.
8
Eigles
10.
Operators'
?,
Canadiartlfelwrjfi.
iln
Badminton
pert
Club
Competition
Keen
Interest
Is
being
taken
in
the
opening
American
tournament
Paul
,
of
the
season
for
the
Prince
Rupert
1
Badminton
Club
which
started
thU
Sunday
and
will
be
continued
next.
Teh
teams
are
entered
and
the
play
has
been
about
three-quarters
com-;
pleted.
Hockey
Standings
xational
League
t
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Toronto
6
6
2
24
13
12
Detroit
:
3
I
1
18
10
10
Chicago
3
2
3
18
13
8
Boston
.
.
1
3
2
16
17
7
Americans
.1
1
5
16
17
7
Rangers
.2
2
1
13
10
Canadieiu
I
2
4
14
31
Americans
I
1
S
0
10
Poa.r
from
.,,,,
Vr,,X"
hot.
t
clolK
Wtl
"SW
W?J
T.U
will
oEJI
LONDON
KEffs
CIE
inn
pmnrras
n.
navuv.iiiii.pi
iu:
feAuuuurx
;i
(.
don
laundries
i-r-j:.-4-.-,if;,.
effort
effort
m..
mu.r
...
ft
.
AilC
Il'UUUl-,
ftbttlMIMIK.
k
k
"
wuii.
m
fh.l.
iial
interest
will
attach
useii
to
me
.
old
Empress
50
50
n;uuiij
ana
4
i
.
.
..
.
....
Jttj
io
tiA,
At
tho
r.rpspm
AUt.
nrthm
neement
made
toaay
mai
me
rawj
v
:
r.
mm
players'
as
Bonny
Beynon,
-
.
.V
.k
.
V
lit
inn
1
Alaskans
are
coming
here.
Pr-nce
'J1UU"(.
Rupert
will
be
short
of
sucH
s'eltar
,
SyH
?'
n
Jack
A.,
Undsay
and
Jim
Currle,
who
arq
rj;ars
now
away
for
nlllitafy
tralnln
but
gmile
cafe1
Wiir
be
bblstefed'
up
by
players
iliWiv
from
the
military
and
naval
?rvlc
:.
titti
Arh?V
tfha
Bob
Hons-
ir
ton
will
be
on
hand
at
guard
and,
outside
of
Bsynon.
the
same
nrst
-ring
front
line
will
Be
flooded.-
I
Meantime
the
local
all-star
team't
'cen
Interest
47
.40
44'
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