PAGE
EIGHT
I
For
7oar
CHRISTMAS
j
I
SHOPPING
Convenience
1
These
fhree
stores
will
be
open
Sat.,
Mon.,
Tues.
Nights
till
10
Rupert
Peoples
Store
3rd
Art,
WV
Next
to
Heilbroners
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
621
Third
Ate
W.
Rupert
Mens
&
Boys'
Store
206
Sixth
St,
Near
2nd
At
..
fs
From
One
of
the
Peoples
Stores
You
Know
It
Will
Please
GIFTS
FOR
ALL
THE
FAMILY
BUTTER
MAID
DELICATESSEN
Ask
About
Our
Health
Bread
Silversides
Block
Third
Ave.
Order
Through
Your
Dealer
Lemon
Soda
North
Star
Bottling
Works
I
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FRIEND"
COAL
'
PRINCE
RUPERT!
FEED
CO.
Sole
Distributors
McLeod
River
Hard
Coal
EDSON,
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON,
UULKLEY
VALLEY
Office
and
Coal
Bunkers
Trotier's
Dock
Phone
53
HI
I
RAILWAY
I
UNES
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
SS.
"Princess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday,
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
S
S.
PRINCESS
NORAH-December
9th,
19th,
Jan.
2nd,
16th,
30th
jDircct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
;
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
jW.iIxArt-S,:
General
Ajxnt
-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
fa
i
fa
I
8
1THE
THREE
HOSTS
OF
GOOD
CHEER!
I
Buckingham
Ginger
Ale
Lime
Rickey
Crush
Pints
.
$1.00
.
DOZEN
Plus
25c
Deposit
Lithiated
I
BOB
FELLER
IS
LEADING
MOUNDSMAN
the
past,
precocious
young
Bobby
'Fuller
of
the
runner-up
.Cleveland
IndianX
carted
eff
the
bulk
of
the
with
13
straight
victories.
It
was
not
until
July
:28
that
he
lost
his
second
game
when
the
Athletics
beat
him
In
eleven
Innings.
Atley
Donald
of
the
Yankees,
who
won
13
and
io?t
3
a
a
first-
Year
man
in
1939,
jank"d.lust
d-
!dw
Newsom
In
effectiveness
in
1940
with
a
3,03
earned
ran
record
in
24
games.
8
of
which
he
won.
and
3
of
which
he
tost.
Johnny
Hlgney
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox
iroved
that
he
pitched
good
steady
-ffectlve
ball
all
year
by
ranking
'11st
behind
Donald
with
a
3.11
'imed
run
record,
althouah
he
lost
18
games,
as
against
15
victories.
Two
other
White
Sox
pitchers
were
well
un
in
the
earned-run
tables.
with
Southpaw
Edgar
Smith
enjoy-
ng
record
of
3.22.
and
the
veteran
Ted
Lyons
turning
In
a
figure
of
J.24
as
a
"Sunday
Pitcher."
while
winning
12
and
losing
eight.
For
the
third
straight
year
the
ame
two
men
were
first
and
sec-ind
in
strikeouts.
Feller,
as
might
e
expected
with
his
blazing
speed,
Tas
way
out
In
front
In
strikeouts
Tlth
261.
Newsom
following
with
164.
In
1939
Feller
breezed
246.
followed
by
Newsom
with
192:
and
in
1938
Feller's
strikeout
total
was
240
md
Newsom'
226.
Feller
appeared
in
more
games
than
any
other
pitcher
In
the
league
In
1940,
taking
the
slab
in
43
con
tests,
and
he
also
pitched
the
most
Innings,
with
a
total
of
320.
Hefac
ed
the
most
batters,
1.168;
and
was
high
in
full
games
pitched
with
31.
Thorton
Lee,
Chicago
left-hander,
turned
In
24
complete
jobs
and
Emil
Leonard
of
Washington
23.
Newsom.
of
Detroit,
Red
Ruffing
of
New
York.
Kendall
Chase
of
Washington
and
Elden
Auker
of
St.
Louis,
eacri
pitched
20.
complete
games.
In,'
1939
Feller
and.
Newson
were
tied"
In
complete
games,
both
finishing
24
of
the
games
4they
started
that
year.
Feller
started
37
hattios
in
.1940,
which
was
ten
above
Thorn-
ton.
Lees
opportunities,
.and
two
above,
the
next
heaviest
starters,
Leonard
of
the
Senators
and
Auker
pi
SJbLouls.
-
Bob
Harris
of
St.
LouU
and
Mel
Harder
of
Cleveland
were
THE
DAILY
NEWS
knocked
out
20
times
each,
while
record-was
8J83
ta
"
PPara"
Jack
Knott
of
Chicago
was
sent
to
which
netted
him
nothing
but
three
the
showers
In
19
games.
defeats.
.
.
Chase
of
Washington
granted
the'
Walter
Masterson
of
Washington
most
passes,
113,
displacing
Feller
won
his
third
and
last
wtory
or
who
walked
142
in
1939.
Feuers
me
season
wi-uuc
ibase-on-halls
total
was
118
In
1940.
ped
twelre
in
a
row
to
wind
up
the
indicating
Improved
control.
Ver-
season
with
three
won
and
13
tost
tnon
Kennedy
of
St.
Louis
stood
be-
on
an
earned
-dun
aterase
of
LS-
Feller
and
.Chase
with
122
in
xne
game
oi
f
"
"TV""
Led
Amwiean
Learn,,
llnrler,
Thi,
STSSr
se
tied
Porter
Vaughan
York
J
of
the
Athhtics
in
most
wild
pitch-
11
pitcher
were
usea
equalling
-
les
Valiie
Eaves,
major
league
record
for
the
most
.
.
.
.
with
an
even
dozen.
Although
he
was
unable
to
carry
jr
-Vi
icc
,.,
to
nitehers
used
in
a
tame
by
bath
X
his
club
.to
the
pennant,
assomany
batters
in
7
2-3
innings
in
clubs.
New
York
employed
six
and
ywlstandlne
Dlthrs
hav
done
lrt
.
"
a
.
.
r,
i
,hi
first.
nnfnr
leasue
tart
on
tne
Browns
rive.
April
22.
Al
Smith,
Cleveland
south-
Clint
Brown.
Chicago
White
Sox
paw.
anfi
Spurgeon
Chandler
of
relief
specialist
who
set
a
new
ma-New
York
each
hit
half
a
dozen
Jor
league
record
in
193
by
pitching
darmg
season"
Zcague
in
1940.
And
that
Ffllerhad
:mm
4t
1
61
incomplete
game,
added
J
re-
'lief
Jobs
to
hU
string
in
1940.
,?ooa
support
iron
rus
siaD
mates
Three
pitchers
were
tied
in
total
when
Alfred
Dean
of
the
Athlct-
ra
noMing
up
rne
Trine
is
proved
shutouts.
with
four
each;
Feller.
Ted
shut
mt
Yankees
or.
April
by
the
fact
that
Cleveland
was
Lvon
of'
Chicago,
and
Al
Milnar
of
rt
th
firat
time
this
elub
high
in
the
league
m
pitching
with
Cleveland.
Feller
and
Red
Ruffing
'ud
been
blanked
at
the
Yankee
club
earned-run
record
of
3.63
each
pitched
four
shutouts
ir.
1W9-
sudnim.
since
September.
1937.
per
game.
in
addition
to
his
opening
day
no-
Feller
started
the
ball
spinning
hitter.
Feller
turned,
in
a
one-hitter,
right
right
off
the
batwhen
he
a
two-hitter,
three
three-hitters.)
blanked
the
Chicago
White
Sox
and
two
four-hit
games.
His
no-j
without
a
hit,
1
to
0
on
Opening
hitfr
th
onlv
one
of
iU
kind'
was
tne
iirst
opening
day
no-mt-
whitehead
of
St.
Louis
pitched
a
ter
In
baseball
history,
and
it
was
.iT-innintr
nn-hit
nn-run
eame
CARETAKERS
VANISH
LONDON.
Dec.
23:
CP
Some
Day
In
Chicago
on
April
16.
This
during
the
season,
although
Johnny
of
carmifrs
01
Bntish
cemeteries
in
France
overrun
by
the
Germans
have
made
their
way
also
Feller's
first
no-hit
perform-
against
Detroit
on
August
5
for
his'
to
England-
says
on
official
aace
or
rus
phenomenal
career.
oniy
victory
of
the
entire
season.
Some
tangible
evidence
for
the
sid
Hudson.
Washington
rookie,
good
showing
of
Chicago
White
Sox
came
close
the
Hall
of
Fame
on
is
closed
In
their
second-place
two
different
occasions.
On
June
earned-run
pitching
staff
per-
2i
hp
hnt
out
st
iwi
u-ith
on
centage
of
3.74.
The
New
York
hlt
and
on
AugU5t
6
hf.
dupUcaUfd
Yankees
also
had
good
hurling
thls
feat
against
the
Athletics,
with
a
3.89
record,
while
Detroit
won
the
pennant
with
a
pitching
I
Heaviest
Losers
port,
bat
the
whereabouts
others
are
unknown.
mi
whnt-onlyQSbnys
in
a
Man's
Gift
Modern
Gillette
Tech
Razor
Set
with
15
Blue
Gillette
Blades
What
could
be
more
welcome
than
something
hell
use
every
day
...
or
more
practical
than
the
most
comfortable-shaving
razor
money
can
buy?
That's
why
any
man
will
be
more
than
happy
to
receive
the
modern
Gillette
Tech
Razor
for
Christmas
;Ask
your
dealer
for
the
Gillette
Tech
Christmas
Set
complete
with
15
world-famous
Blue
Gillette
Blades
in
holiday
package.
It's
a
gift
hell
appreciate
...
at
a
price
you
can
afford.
NO
GOING
E.-.SY
BRISTOL,
Dec
23:
(
CP
Minister
of
Home
Security
Herbert
Morrison,
urges
there
must
be
no
"going
easy"
Jn
the
war
effort.
staff
ranking
only
fourth
in
effec-
Leonard
of
Washington
andiThings
ought
not
to
be
done
at
a
tiveness
with
a
record
of
4.01
earn-
George
Caster
of
the
Athletics
were
r
pedestrian
pace."
ed
Tuns
scored
on
them
per
game,
the
heaviest
losers
of
the
an
with
.
indicating
that
since
the
advent
of
19
defeats
each.
Leonard,
on
the
WHERE
SWEDEN
GAINS
the
lively
ball
the
American
League
other
hand,
won
14
and
had
anj
still
was
more
a
hitler's
league
earned
record
of
3.49.
while
Caster;
STOCKHOLM,
Dec.
23:
(CP)
than
a
pitcher's
league,
throughout
won
only
four
and
had
an
earned
Most
of
the
activities
of
the
In-1940.
at
least.
run
record
of
6J7,
which
placed
him
ternatlonal
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Whereas
Ernie
Bonham
of
the
only
five
notches
above
the
taiend-
including
the
International
Court
Yanks
ranked
first
on
the
list
In
er
of
the
season,
his
team-mate
of
Arbitration,
have
been
moved
earned
runs
with
only
1.91
per
Herman
Besse
whose
earned-run
from
Paris
to
Stockholm,
game,
he
pitched
in
only
a
dozen
contests,
so
the
real
leader,
of
course,
was
Feller
with
his
2.62
re
cord
for
43
?ames,27of
which
he
won,
for
the
league's
hieh
victory
total,
as
against
eleven
defeats.
This
record
ranked
hhn
ninth
m
the
won-aml-lort
column,
the
leader
of
which
was
Archie
McKaln
of
Detroit
with
five
victories
and
no
setbacks.
.
,
Buck
Newsom
Next
Closely
foUwin?
Fetter
in
effectiveness
was
big
Buck
Newsom
of
the
Tigers,
with
a
2
.S3
earned
run
figure
for
36
sanies.
21
of
whish
he
captured,
as
against
only
5
de
feats,
placing
hhn
fourth
In
the
mound
percentages.
FeJ'er
and
Newsom
were
the
only
20-game
winners
in
the
circuit
In
1940.
After
losins
his
opening
earn
of
the
year
on
April
16
to
St.
Xouls
tin
contrast
ito
Feller's
openinsr
day
na-
,
hitter).
Newsom
came
right
back
I
T""""
-
-
m
Celebrate
Right
This
Year
fa
Turkeys
arc
scarce
so
order
jp
early
and
get
the
best
birds
g
m
We
have
a
large
number
of
Capon
W
Chickens
direct
from
the
Smilhers
W
District.
Splendid
young
Lirds
6
to
fa
o
pounds
each
tfj
Bulkley
Market
I
i
5
COMING
THUKS.
FIU.
It's
a
Coast
to
coast
Laugh
Riot!
GEOKfiE
FOR'MBY
England's
No.
1
Comedian
l
'It's
In
The
Air'
SPECIAL
MIDNITE
PRF.VIEW
WEDNESDAY
At
11
15
pan.
Regular
Prices
Matinee
Wed.
2:30
BOB
HOPE
TNICANtlf
HMD
10
AND
UUSHTU
IN
K
MAUHII0
MOUltl
I
r
PAULETTE
GODDARD
tm
TK0W
BREAK
Rkiurd
Carlson
Paul
Lukas
AjrtJwny
Quinn-WiWie
Best
'Know
Your
Ioncy"
(A
Ctimc
Doesn't
Pay
Subject
"POPULAR
SCIENCE-
Feature
at
7
:33
and
9:33.
2
Show
Nightly.
:00
and
9:g
MON.,
TUESm
WED.
nrrjii'.-ij
LAST
MINUTE
GIFT
SUGGESTION-
Our
Special
Xmas
Gift
Tickets
or
the
handy
Thrltbooki
Makes
the
Ideal
Gift
Watches
The
Lasting
Gift
that
tradltllnally
marks
an
important
event.
We
have
a
very
fine
selection
of
gin.
Waltham
and
Swiss
watches
that
will
give
the
utmost
In
performance
and
smart
appearance.
jj4
Do
you
seek
a
gift
for
a
very
special
someone
a
presr;
ri
stand
out
from
the
crowd
and
be
a
source
of
Joy
for
mases
to
come?
Then
look
in
and
Jet
us
show
yo
i
:-range
of
watches
priced
from
$5.00
to
$85.00.
R.W.
Cameron
SIXTH
STREET
IE?"
Jjk
I
:
X
.
rsr
m
.
l
i
M
jj
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
1
China
Cabinet
Special
New
and
Used
Furniture
-Large
size
1
Beatty
Washing
Machine
In
perect
condition
1
Dressers
1
New
Furniture
4
End
Tables
In
walnut.
Special
t
6
Coffee
Tables
All-walnut
In
latest
styles
4
Waterfall
Desifn
Dressers
VTlth
round
mirror
of
finest
materials.
Special
1
Chiff
robe
With
2
mirrors
and
banging
space
and
large
drawer
space.
In
waterfall
design.
Special
12
SprinK-Fllled
Felt
Mattresses-Of
the
finest
quality
.Regular
$22.50.
Now
8
studio
Couches-Tliat
can
be
made
Into
single
or
double.
In
latest
colors.
Special
'
.
$21.50
832.50
oh
cn
to
cm
AO
From
v
i
ttfU
Keconditioned
Typewriters
Of
yarlous
COO
T
CJJ?
makes
In
A-l
condition
from
v
-
16
Enamel
Wash
Basins
At
very
low
prices.
82.45
89.50
822.50
839.50
$16.50
839.50
10
Chesterfields
In
latest
styles
and
colors,
all
3-pieco
sui
$75.00
TO
$104.00
from
Phone
BLACK
321
Tllini)
AVENGE
Next
Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers
IUa
U
Xfiu
lose
anything,
advcitise
Iprjt,