HI
I
ttal
that
Be):
alt'
ed
theml
XOMS
as
ie
AnM
Mi&ll
0
Tacfc
Balrdl
Seyfli
.
OrlffH
.IFSttJ
I
Brmwl
I
Bated
134
174
113
.203
191
137
197
08
92
89
118
151
157
169
.209
.227
94
155
171
77.
98
V.C.
REPORTS
BACK
FOR
DUTY
DAY
IN
SPORTS
PAY
iTrotcrs,
Famous
i,
Inquires.
Abou'.
ling
164
126
217
155
197
128
131
113
134
124
mt
Users
157
'
180
200
123
149
145
153'
140
175
Miration
and
patient
test
rroaucts
"
compare
very
wun
imported
merchan
ts
Product
of
mif
num.
pd
Factories.
Columbia
M
expand.
Give
emolov.
pre
of
our
own
peoDle.
Bv
PJor
portion
of
your
domes-
n
w.
supplied
within
the
B.C.
Products"
fl'ARTMENT
OF
TRADE
pND
INDUSTRY
!t
B!dBs.
Victoria.
B.C.
rro.
Hon.
W.
J,
AistUTiMi.
Miutr.
AU)
imiDGETT
M1
Singer
and
Itroad-
f
for
BBC
and
CBO
Is
open
to
Coach
a
lew
pupils
In
M
AND
REPLRTOIRE
Phone
Red
921
BOWLS
TIE
SCORING
IN
80,
190
191
-154
1
178
Say
ENDED
SC0TS'
BOWLS
Lu.
Strikes
Move
Out
Ahead
of
Cwoks
Leading
League
With
Four
Annette's
In
Ladies'
League.
Teams
Running;
Up.
S&rlun
Clobe
Trot-1
tenner
won
two
games
to
one.
Cooks
.
1
leu
-
we
1
.hui.
taking
over
the
leadershln
Iheiidan
,nMiaan
.
140
York.
has
written
.
-.xluvivelv.
Reld
"eld
124
A
1
,
;n
Are
urn
Out
To
Join
In
Popular
1
Stone
219
Clccone
148
Nelson
138
wling
AlsoESS
z
Handicap
33
Totals
841
'
Pioneers
1
Hansen
114
.
.
..
fliinn
1D.1.
ttave
joined
in
tne
""""
1UT
;
competitions
that
Y?&r
113
tter
way
In
the
city.
weown
"u
earns
win
be-rpru-cnar"
1,6
tarried
on
between
"anaicap
no
ipeUtive
way.
Thc,lotals
843
-nights
play
were
I
nnox
uoiei
l
l72'Aasen
89
I47
Christiansen
84
147:Eyrord'
118
153
Belaskl
100
228iBrasell
121
207j
Handicap
126
Totals
638
J2Q
130
'
Savoy
Swingers
1
McLeod
100
Smith
115
Eii.io-Bert
160
209
Skattebol
106
jq9
Wesch
,.
165
r.aii3iuj,;j
ju
Totals
G7G
Optimists
1
Ea&vmeui
46
Postak
147
Damjanac
62
limmcrmeister
..184
j2g
Low
Score
149
.
Handicap
136
'Totals
721
'
Rangers
1
Peterson
180
Robins
212
Kellett
...187
James
149
iBillllnger
161
j
Hpdicap
?.
6
Totals
85
Bluebirds
1
Boulter
115
.1.
rroducts
Turg?on
olumbta
thrives
by
its
In
pd
its
Industries
are
gen-
I
of
"
B.C.
Products."
land
Mining
Camps
were
tr
than
they
are
to-day.
knt
and
Purchases
are
Icreasir.p,
and
Industrial
r
goods
"
made
in
British
are
on
a
rapidly
ascending:
I
Uncial
Government
Invari-lies
"
B.C.
Product
M
for
bus
Institutions
which
come
lare.
twife
buys
more
carefully
archasing;
Airents
for
these
users,
who
have
found
bv
2
139
173
155
189
152
33
841
2
110
116
112
100
130
no
G81
2
111
115
124
100
117
126
C93
2.
99
149
178
144
185
30
785-
2
136
157
81
150
131
136
791
2-
240
Jennings
188
171
MacDonald
79
1'9
Keron
114
128
Handicap
38
38
Totals
738
904
Bis
Sisters
1
2
Gomez
158
251
Dickens
-
163
144
Rothwell
126
218
Bond'
178
127
Ajixander
163
110
Handicap
86
86
Totals
871
93G
i
Annette's
12
Sellg
.'
145
190
Reautfh
-
138
253
Owen
v-lM
200
McKeown
144
163
Dickens
199
138
'
Handicap
18
18
Totals
810-
967
Lucky
Strikes
1
2
Menzies
173
137
Ha?ue
170
158
Warren
132
157
Peacock
H2
103:
Cameron
;
209'
14T
i
T?.inril"in
53
53
Total
849-
757
The
league
standing
to
date:
Blue
Birds
Rangers
Stylettes
Knox
Hotel
Big
Sisters
w.
11
4
11
10
5
10
10
5
10
9
6
9
8
7
8
7
8
7
6:
9
0
6
9
0
5
10
5
3
12
3
PRINCESS
IN
SCOTLAND
BALMORAL,
Scotland,
Oct.
15:
M
Princess
Elizabeth
basged
a
grouse
when
she
had
her
first
shooting
lessons
during
the
Royal
Family's
holiday
here.
foignilylng-it
;,
vil-
.
lae
results
last
night
were
as
nutsninaon
113
f
a
VO
rT
nrPu"uno
vivciuiaii
!
December
27.
How-1
Btjrtettes,
2;
Pioneers,
1.
Lawes
173
le
clvl
centre
is
I
lbe
no-
suitable
hall
Mhe
Indications;
are!
necessary
to
sugr!
iment
i
the
visit.
oavuj
owiugers,
o;
is.nox
uoiei
u.
Handicap
116
Hangers,
3;
Optimists,
0.
Totals
83
"
Bifc
Sisters.
2:
Blue
Birds.
1.
Lucky
Strikes,
2;
Annettes,
1.
Hel1
H'vers
l
T'ne
individual
scoring:
was
as
Cerano
139
follows:
i'
Slylettes
Jons
143
3
Weldon
162
140
Muscroft.
132
129
Bailey
:
145
193
Handicap
118'
161
Totals
839
220
33
Jeeps
r
876
Dulder
184
3
Bailev
104
123
Brindamour
107
155
Rowland
109
86
Pollack
161
100
Totals
C05
120
Pipers
.
1
no
OHphanc'
165
7U
Stephens
201
Cameron
199
3
McLean
......122
134
Miller-
79
83
Totals
7G0
109
86
Puddle
Jumpers
1
137
Legge
137
126
lamb
151
675
Robertson
113
3
Wilson
158
128
Rynard
192
131
Handicap
115
164
Totals
8C4
142
Hen
Divers
1
202
Careno
132
30
'ones
99
"97
Bsaudoin
127
Greens
136
3
Weldon
185
"1
Handicap
90
110
Totals
7C9
35
:.
H2
Dry
Docks
1
79
McLeod
121
13C
Butterfield
99
673
Robert
127
3
Hovt
155
318'
216
Bailey
98
171
179
HandicaD
150
131
194
161
6
991
2
147
Totals
75D
79
Attached
Sgts.
1
173
Purddn
179
6
Barr
75
800
inning
129
King
135
3
Low
Score
75
173
Handicap
140
216
Totals
733
193
148
Officers
No.
1
1
2
251
184
182
198
117
116
1048
139
I6r
133
174
148
118
873
2
.
194
181
120
152
1C8
1
Mcintosh
163
38
Baker
140
915
Tisdall
129
3
Qlassford
157.
165
Low
Score
85
113
Handicap
128
115
Totals
.-.
772
150'
97
80
G9G
3
125
183
156
117
188
18
787
3
135
182
sergeants
l
Hurd;
144
Stewart
109
Stllwell
55
Evans
158
Mclntyre
...120
Handicap
138:
Totals
721'
Quartermasters.
1"
Turner
!
86.
Crossley
127
;
George
182-
'Harris
125
'Hodges
156
T
!
.tin
jjjl
utmuuuj
loo
Totals
814
150,
l84)
Sergeants
No.
2
1
53
Simpson
219
857
Appleton
95
'
Richardson
208
Pts,
Nlchol3
113
Lawrence
190
Handicap
138
Totals
9G9
J
Clerks
1
Demerse
-
131
Lautinen
161
.Henderron
191
Stiles
151
Clark
187
Handicap
124
Totals
945
I
Section
1
Roberts
140
Joy
...141
O'Hara
169
Stewart
163
815
2
101
118
174
137
103
033
2
167
98
160
123
221
115
884
2
90
132
103
.
195
104
90
714
2
88
186
133
153
142
150
852
2
174
81
135
186
118
140
213
150
138
no
81
140
797
2
100
150
.77
142'
94
128
G91
2.
94
99
139
149
146
138.
7G5-
2
86
108
79
190
144
138.
745-
2
126'
114
135
141
159
138
813
2
242
184
171
162
229
100
130
140
152
811
3
105
160
161
162
172
763
Dry
Dock
Is
Runner
Up
In
Bowlin?
i
r-i
.......
.
Lucky
Strikes
and
InMvidual
scoring
In
Sixteenth
Annette's,
.
-h.,
kh
D
D
df
t
hud
been
tied
for
leadership
Canadim
Scottish,
bowling
at
the
STtT
,
hi
,
,
"u
-1
Istandlne.
met
last
nieht
nnn
thp
Games
t&
o:w
n
165
culosis
150
900
3
161
111
143
180
111
140
84G
3
195
85
161
-183
117
128
8G9
110
128
97
153
138
795
3
1771
ttlir
I.i.erSsrv.e
3
Bowling
League:'
125
Scottish"-
rtoi
.
V
169
Dow
V..J21
138
urnt
...,.184
178
Hodges
...
.
.193
154
Mclntyre
181
116
Qlassford
...........209
880
Handicap
v
108
i
o.uis
Dry
Docks
1
Arlington
.'.....170
White
131
Manson
74
Tobey
.133
!McCormlck
.....-1C9
Thompson
:....y
!
Handicap
J..
.-..130
T,
loir
"?!B
I
M
U
l
H
U
.......
.....
w
(.
u
119
184
158
128
SPORT
CHAT
XV
155
119
152
239.
200
108
108
2
211
144
192
215
130
The
league
standing
to
date
,
'W
Seal
Cove
.'.
7
1?
R
tlon
League
14
years
ago
last
Wilson
104
119
Handicap
140
140
Totals
86i
1019
Officers
No.
1
1
Bapty
125
MacGregor
,
29
Constable
124
Mattews
62
121
f
UGEST
lElYlNO
ECONOMY
oil,
BLADE
IN
THI
BRITISH
EMPIRE
-r
i
143
2
90
103
169
67
Handicap
106....106.
Totals
44G
Cooks
1
Muscroft
-118
Hutchinson
123
Akerman
159
Lawes
116
Handicap
Ill
Totals
G30
3
117
The
league
standing
tc
87
as
follows:
117
109
138
138
70G
W
Cooks
9
Officers
II
8
Stores
8
Attached
Sergeants
..
8
Clerks
..&....'.
:
8
i
Jeeps
7-
"'
Sergeants
II
..-
6
182
pipers
f
5
116
1
No.
1
Section
5'
174
Puddle
Jumpers
5
162
Engineers'
4
163.
Dry
Dock
4
138
Sergeants
I
4
nr-
Officers
I
2
Hell
Divers
2
3
535
2
165
134
163
153
111
726
L.
3
4
4
4
4
5
G
7
7
7
2
2.
2
10
10
FIVE
PIN
BOWLING
ICilowatts
Leading'
League
Willi
Three
Teams
Tied
For
the
i
Second
Place.
85
123
99
.106
G31
3
153
134
143
129
111
672
23(5
144
K9Q&jza&&
240
198
MC
'
137
150.
X
'
124
124
Xlky
1032
921
,
GUARANTEED
TO
MSE0YOU
MONET
ItCK
A
in
Reddy
Kilowatts
retain?''
I-
'-
;":ni
of
ths
Five'
Ptn-
Bowling
"League
Monday
night
by
winning
a
two
game
to
nil
victory
over
tlbtrt
i
McCaffery.
Royal
Hctel
'cored
a
clean
sweep
three
game
itn
nil
over
Sav-Mor
and
went
In-t:
a
tie
for
second
place
with
Al-lert
&
McCaffery
and
Dry
Dock
irafters.
The
Drafters
won
two
ames
to
one
over
Steel
Workers.
Signals
Improved
their
position
3
with
a
three
games
to
nil
victory
200
over
Upsett's.
In
other
games
152
IJmday
night
Lawn
Bowlers
and
Air
Force
were
winners
with
scores
229
1
Fin
163
130
of
two
to
one
respectively
over
Dry
Dock
Fitters
and
Armour's.
the
individual
scoring
Monday
night
was
as
follows:
!
1097
1038
Dry
Dock
Fitters
Kinghorn
2491
Pts
7
Dry
Dock
6
6
6
Engineers
5
4
5
Scottish
'No.
1
5
7
5
Scottish
No.
2
4
5
4
Signals
4
5
4
Navy
4
5
4
Medical
Ccrps
4
5
4
CTJowd
295
Osterberg
169
Carnell
129
Davis
.-.
235'
Totals
1274
Lawn
Bowlers
Thomson
100
Hoparth
224
Paul
221
Vance
131
Davis
124
Totals
917
Air
Force
Watt
9fli
3
I
I
C'tmner
173
11
Roney
142.
116
George
Stalllngs,
"Miracle
Man"
Copp
:iS
126
of
baseball,
was
appoinved
mana-
Christie
-
182
209
ger
oer
nt
of
Chiensn
Chicago
Cuhs
Cubs
in
In
th
th
Nn.
Drake
H&
week.
He
startled
the
sports
Armour':
812-
world
in
1914
when
rje
piloted
Bos-
DeJong
..
3
ton
Braves,
last-pla
club
In
the
Davies
....
177
National
League
In
July,
to
the
Irving
151
championship
and
then
walloped
Nielsen
..
118
Philadelphia
Athletics
four
games
Asemissen
141
straight
in
the
world
series.
Hp
lota,s
135
died
May
13,
192D.
90
812,
Christy
Mathcwson,
1
3
died
at
Saranac
Lake,
New
York,
102
16
years
ago
last
week.
Baseball
197
mourned
one
of
the
greatest
hurl-117
ers
In
its
history.
Mathewson
had
Sav-Mor
Low
Score
...
Royal
Hotel
"
Iubb
99
McRoberts
140
Totals
147-
179!
134
169
94
99
130
166
178
2351
828
993
I
I
127
147
133
237
215
284
178
2271
177
189
232
178.
102
185
114
174
.
143
113
141
213
243
179
195
231
231
1029
940
888
i
I
99
121
133'
143
123
149'
195
101
163
142
93
140
1
161
174
113
843
775
809,
234
251
165
181
243
223'
99
146
143;
184
134
219
148
121
130
.
811
915
961
891
Signals
3
Akkerman
123
118
Sarginson.
115
Coombe
165
Lawford
171.
Kievlll
..:
83
Lipsett's
Colclough
1?9
Hanson
118-
Snellenberg
138
Wight
;
127
Meser
214
Totals
791
Reddy
Kilowatts
131
221
127
Totals
826
1002
126
142
180
130
148.
791
121:
125
1S9'
208
165,
995
239
162
229
182
130
912,
Kinslor
247
223
254
Saville
149
183
200
;
Ccmadina
250'
178!
184:
Kellett
275
221
275
j
Tubb
142
164
184
1
Totals
1116
1077
1155J
Albert
&
McCaffery
I
Wick
256
278
205
McCaffery
169
258-
305
Stiles
228
196
Hall
180
229
177
Gunderson
211
243
206
Totals
839
1258
1111
Steel
Workers
.
..
Carr
126
129
170
Llnney
261
163
155
Arlington
131
185
142'
Cymbal'
184'
328-
148
MacDraglle
246
212
225
Totals
1022
1091
914
Dry-
Dock
Drafters
Tobey
195
178
196
McCormick
222
179-
270
Gllmour
210:
136
146
White
144
182
141
Boyce
168
144
14G
Totals
1108.
988
1098
The
Five
Pin-
League-
standing;
Air
Force
J
Albert
&
McCaffery
Dry
Dock
Drafters
Royal
Hotel
I
Armour's
'Lawn
Bowlers
I
Dry
Dock
Fitters
1
Sav-Mor
Grocery
,
Lipsett's
W.
L.
Pts.
11
4
11
10'
5
10
9
6
9
9
6
9
9
3
9
8
7
8
7
5
7
7
8
7
7
8
7
5
10
5
5
10
5
2
13
2
Sergeant
James
Allen
Ward,
Royal
New
Zealand
Air
Force,
who
has
been
awarded
the
V.C
for
his
bravery
in
climbing
to
the
wing
of
a
Wellington
bomber
and
extinguishing
a
fire
that
had
brcken
cut
near
the
starboard
engine,
when
returning
from
an
attack
on
Munster,
has
returned
to
his
squadron
for
duty.
Wing-Commander
C.
E,
Kay
welcomes
him
back
to
the
squadron.
Mixed
Bowling
135
228
October
15
Alley
Kittens
vs.
167
.214
Rinkey
Dinks,
Stones
Clothiers
vs
153
112
;wbanas,
Toilers
233
201'ofnrp
Ranlrpr
vs
:ard
Oil
vs.
Sav-Mor.
FERRY
i"lLOT
WEDS
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
Philip
J,
Johnson,
trans-Atlantic
ferry
pil-
521
ot
who
flew
the
Duke
of
f
BABY
SISTER,
TOO
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
f
Five
Victoria,
B.
C.
school
children
who'
offered
to
adopt
a
war
orphan-
.
.
Via
vp
hppn
vn
o-pnprniie
in
rhplr
vs.
reopies
"
Pushnvprs
Ai-
B,fts
of
tcys
antl
clothes
that
the
907
1049',
c'ats
vs
pete-a-Repeat,
Stand-
Women'f
Voluntary
Services
have'
been
able
to
provide
for
the
sister-
and
friends
of
the
"adopted"
baby;
CALLING
ALL
CAN-OPENERS
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
K
Investl-
Kent
gation
by
the
Retail
Distributors'
177
1
home
from
Canada,
was
married
Association
showed
after
a
heavy
Totalj
976
1123
10CD
soon
after
he
returned
to
Joan,
raia
tns
greatest
aemana
in
snops-
Wnes
Hartley
of
Hale,
Cheshire,
was
for
can-openers.
Equips
MEN
For
the
men
of
Canada's'
army,
only1
the
best
will
doi
From
tin
hats
to
service
lioots
their
equipment
must
be
the
finest
Canada
can
produce.
-
God
ctjuipment
costs
money
.
.
.
large
sums
of
money.
And
that
money
must
bo
provided
by
the
men
nnd
women
of
Canada
out
of
current
income.
How?
By
honouring
pledges
to
invest
in
war
savings:
certificates
every
month.
Hy
saving
now,
to
pay
war
taxes
when
due.
Ily
saving
now,
to
invest
in
Victory
Loans
should
further
loans
be
necessary.
This
means
that
every
Cana-,
dian
must
learn
to
do
without
some
of
the
things
ho
normally
enjoys.
Watch
your
spending.
Stern
duty
demands
that
wo
Save
for
Victory
now.,
Thl
book
will
hlp
you
The
Royal
Bank
Family
Bud-gft
Book
uliows
you
how
to
budget
your
income,
how
to
save
by
planned
spending.
Atk
for
u
free
copy
at
your
nearett"
Branch.
The
ROYAL
BANKo
f
Canada
J