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TUESDAY,
SEPT.
23,
1941.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
KITCHEN
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
CABINET
bottom
portion-,
two
larir
hinc
t,
drawers,
two
bakeboards,
large
kitchen
work
table:
top
part
has
two
drawers,
two
shelves
for
dishes,
two
glass
doors.
Splendid
where
space
Is
limited.
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Phone
775
TWO
TEAMS
TAKE
LEAD
Albert
And
McCaffery
Ami
Retldy
Kilowatts
On
Even
Terms
At
Head
Of
Five
Pin
Bowling
The
Five
Pin
had
Its
second
Bowling
Royal
Hotel,
2;
Dry
Dock
Fitters.
1.
Individual
scores
were:,
D.
D.
Steelworkers
1
MacDrage
245
R.
Tubb
163
P.
Carr
109
S.
Arlington
174
M.
Angerbauer
149
Handi:ap
30
Total
870
Sav-Mor
Grocery
1
Branch
165
C.
Ericksen
149
Stegavig
205
Alger
174
B.
Wick
128
Handicap
35
Total
.'.
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Lipsett's
1
iCalcloush
181
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RATES
Hansen
81
Subscription
Rates
In
City
Per
year,
$5.00;
Half
Year,
$2.50;
One
Month,
Sutherland
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Wight
205
lLow
Score
151
Totals
872
MEMBER
OF
TUB
CANADIAN
IttESS
I
'
Kilowatts
1
Tbo
Onnllm
Prcas
U
exchurtely
entitled
to
use
ror
repuMlca.Uon
at
til
newi
Rddy
deptefce
credrtl
to
tt
oc
to
the
Associated
Fieaa
In
this
paper
ind
also
the
N.
Kinslor
288
iuw
orwa
.jmoii&aea
ucrcuu
Alt
rtzht
of
republication
of
special
denDatohea
therein
are
also
reserved
Saville
151
Comadina
256
Cripps
194
Sloan
231
Handicap
58
2
236
169
163
139
104
30
84G
2
168
202
158
122
35
2
172
206
1C6
234
158
1011
2
201
248
184
172
158
58
Totals
1178
1021
v.xs.a
iuiu
uuuwi
.
.
ID.
D.
Drafting
1
D.
McCormlck
216
Again
.
and
again
we
have
heard
claims
made
that
r.
aiimore
ni
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
is
the
only
e.
white
?.
137
real
representative
of
labor
and
yet
we
read
in
the
Van-
D-
Bovce
154
couver
morning
newspaper
a
letter
from
the
election
R
'jJJiL;
"9
committee
of
Harold
Pritchett
which
says
in
part:
1
Tolals
'Z'ZZ'925
"The
nomination
of
two
candidates
in
Vancouver
Centre
by
the
C.C.F.
is
viewed
with
deep
regret
by
large
$rt
81
McCaffery-.
numbers
of
working
and
progressive
people
who
had
McCaffery
7
Z
216
hoped
that
the
C.C.F,
and
labor
would
have
come
to-
Gunderson
Z'IZ'au
gether
in
the
election.
Many
labor
organizations
prior
stiles
!..iei
-
to
C.C.F.
nomination
dav
had
approached
that
body
with
Dunste
-
-
184
the
earnest
request
that
a
single
candidate
be
nominated,
xIJjS,cap
9JJ
Mr.
Pritchett
already
having
previously
announced
his
s
Candidature.
Liwn
Bowlers
1
In.
iew
of
these
representations
the
action
of
the
V?Z
"
.
C.C.F.
is
all
the
more
regrettable
and
can
only
be
harm-
hS
loo
ful
to
the
interests
of
labor
as
a
whole
in
this
constitu-
Davis
178
ency.
The
C.C.F.
must
realize
that
there
are
large
bod-
Vance
97
les
of
workers
anxious
to
give
political
expressions
to
"and'caP
-159
their
needs,
but
they
can
only
do
so
by
co-operation
be-
Totals
:"
850
tween
their
organizations
and
such
political
movements
Armomi-
1
as
the
C.C.F.
Hail
107
"I
sincerely
hope
that
the
C.C.F.
will
reconsider
the
l?oT
whole
question
of
nominating
two
candidates
in
Vancou-
Drake
m
is
ver
Centre
as
it
is
still
not
too
late
to
achieve
wide
and
Asemissen
TZ"i33
substantial
unity
between
labor
and
the
C.C.F."
Handicap
:
15
.
.
Totals
719
n
.
pi
.
.
It.
C.
A.
F,
1
toncrete
ohips
.
.
.
,Watt
o
1
Crapper
.263
Once
more
the
United
States
is
using
concrete
for
Wemp
m
.
.uuuiuu
ui
Miips.
11
is
me
nrst
attempt
since
the
Chalmers
133
last
war.
Since
that
time
there
have
been
trpinprwlmia
-
.luvances
in
tne
use
ot
concrete
for
many
purposes.
The
Lmted
States
Maritime
Commission
has
ordered
one
hundred
reinforced
oil
barges
from
five
thousand
to
eight
thousand
tons
capacity,
some
of
them
of
the
conventional
type
and
others
cigar
shaped.
While
the
general
opinion
of
the
public
in
regard
to
concrete
is
that
it
is
a
porous
material
difficult
to
make
waterproof,
these
ships
are
to
be
perfectly
waterproof
and
are
expected
to
prove
as
satisfactory
as
steel
while
using
much
less
steel
than
the
ordinary
steel
ships
162
99
183
180
171
99
89S
2
156
233
220
140
105
24
94
159
173
156
110
15&
851
2
220
150
220
ial
15
919
122
207
197
178
3
217
261
127
174
159
30
9G8
3
206
260
153
1
168'
113
205
150
874
Tlggert
W
148
194
;
Handicap
:..
-.117
117
117
Totals
991
9C9
1011
1501
161.
205:
'
174
58
1029-
Signals
1
2
3
Coombe
173
154
13S
Akkerman
,195
245
117,
Lawford
103
125
Roy
...
167
153
Sargtnson
201
170
!
Handlcnp
174
174
I
3
178
138:
162
183
171
1
159,
991
'
3
215.
155
221
144
153,
15
908
3
2101
f
196,
208
j
119
Totals
New
Royal
Hotel
League
R
.uw
,
session
of
weekly
j
shrndor
T
1023
1024
1
..302
.200
scheduled
fixtures
last
night.
Al-
w
McAdam
164
bert
&
McCaffery,
scorlns
a
two
rj.
Pedersen
232
to
one
game
victory
over
Dry
Handicap
"1
53
Dock
Draftsmen,
and
Reddy
Kilo-
Totals
..
8S2
watts,
winning
three
games
to
nil
over
Lipsett's,
are
tied
for
the
Fitters
leadershlD
in
the
standlne
to
date
The
complete
results
last
night
Osterberg
were
as
follows:
Dry
Dock
Steel
Workers,
2;
Sav
Mor
Grocery,
1.
Reddy
Kilowatts.
3;
.Lipsett's.
0.
Albert
&
McCaffery.
2;
Dry
Dock
Drafters,
1.
Armour's,
1;
Lawn
Bowlers.
2.
Signals,
2;
Air
Force.
1.
1
OTJowtf
'.
214
52
Kinghorn
133
Wick
..!.......:.
Low
Score
164
'
Handicap
79
Totals
692
143
120
205
180
53
701
164
189
254
99
79
785
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W
Albert
&
McCaffery
5
Reddy
Kilowatts
5
Air
Force
.
4
Dry
Dock
Drafters
4
Armour's
3
Signals
3
Royal
Hotel
2
Steel
Workers
2
Lawn
Bowlers
2
Dry
Dork
Fitters
2
Sav-Mor
Grocery
1
Lipsett's
0
GYROS
TO
BOWL
Following
the
regular
weekly
Total
G62
134
luncheon
tomorrow
members
of
99
Taxi
I
110
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
will
Kinslor
206
be
the
guests
of
L.
M.
Asemissen
D.
Wick
190
35
for
a
session
of
bowllns
at
Max's
G.
Woodall
182
78
1068
Bowling
Alleys.
There
will
UnptiVcr
at.
thlc
lnnptiftnn
-
-
r--
TEN
PINS
IBASKETBALL
COMMENCE
117
Five
Teanw
Swini
Into
Action
In
175
Another
Division
Of
Bowline
124
Competition
174,
842
1
The
Men's
Ten
Pin
Bowling
3
i
Bowling
League
commenced
Us
204
season
last
night,
getting
off
to
a
154
good
start
with
five
teams
In
play.
20
Gyro
Club
and
Nine
Nine
Taxi
263
scored
clean
sweep
three
games
to
53
nil
victories
over
Dry
Dock
and
934
Oilers
respectively.
Knockouts
also
:
played
but
no
opponents
put
In
an
appearance.
There
is
an
open-
ing
for
two
players
In
the
sixth
if:
team.
Games
In
this
league
will
jj'be
played
each
Monday
evening
Dry
Dock
1
79
Arlington
133
19
Cain
136
P
5
5
Ron
109
Anderson
174
Taylor
.'
122
Totals
074
Gyro
Club
1
T
1
T
1
LjUlgC
Ill
4
Bulger
132
,
Forman
-
121
,
Mutch
.....f.
204
Asemissen
148
2.'
,i
2
Total
77G
2
Oilers
1
2'McLeod
101
jArney
140
0
B.
Wick
123
,Dunate
116
'
Morris
.182
be
no
6.
Stiles
149
N.
Ounderson
164
i
Total
891
BOWLING
WINNERS
Knockouts-
1
Prize
winners
at
Max's
Bowling
Schrieber
145
Alleys
last
week
were
Dot
Ballin-
Joe
Jack
128
ger
in
ladies
five
pins
with
286
J.
Schroeder
134
and
King
In
men's
five
pins
with
W.
McAdam
80
385.
In
ten
pins,
Jeff
Woodall
was
C.
Pederson
182
3
high
with
223.
Totals
679
281
Tie
Old
timers,
who
have
tied
up
to
Ogden's
for
a
quarter
of
a
century,
know
that
you're
always
"sittin'
purty"
when
you're
rolling
your
own
with
their
favourite
tobacco.
For
Ogden's
isn't
"just
another
fine
cut".
It's
a
distinctive
blend
of
choicer,
riper
tobaccos.
So
it's
smoother,
milder,
tastier.
Try
it
once
and
you,
too,
will
tie
up
to
Ogden's
from
then
on
.
.
.
Only
the
best
cgareKe
papers
"Vogue"
or
"Cnantecer"
are
good
enough
for
Ogden's
165
157
110
136
151
719
2
160
155
134
170
164
783
2
153
175
162
141
136
7G7
2
157
181
130
157
204
829
147
143
146
107
180
743
FINE
CUT
Attention
Motorists
in
me
course
oi
the
ast
hun
mnnths
3
143
173
88
144
169
717
3
150
164
133
165
173
785
3
IS
STARTED
Scottish
Defeats
Navy
on
Opening
Inter
Services
Game.
The
Inter
Services
Basketball
League
got
under
way
last
night
with
a
beautiful
match
between
the
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment
and
the
Navy.
Both
teams
played
a
clean,
fast
game
with
a
total
cf
only
eleven
fouls
for
the
forty,
minutes
of
play.
The
end
of
the
ursi
nan
saw
me
uruiu
uru
oi
fourteen
points
each,
but
the
Scottish
forged
ahead
in
tne
last
half
to
win
with
a
score
of
3226.
Eastman
of
the
Navy,
was
the
star
of
the
evening,
scoring
a
total
of
12
points
with
bis
fast,
brilliant
handling
of
the
ball.
Johnnie
Comadina
refereed
the
game
In
a
very
capable
way,
He
certainly
saw
every
play.
The
next
league
game
will
be
played
Wednesday
when
the
Signals
meet
the
Dry
Docks.
Players
were:
Scottish
Cann,
4
1);
Bilesky
21;
Hurd.
6
(21;
Mcintosh,
3;
Dem-
erse,
1;
Wilson,
9;
Knight,
8.
Navy
Frlcke,
2
(2);
Crouchec.
U;
Eastman.
12;
McLeod,
3i:
iMdntosh,
2;
Brown.
4(1):
154
Rathie.
6,
180
Referee
J.
Comadina.
143!
Timekeeper
135
c.A.
162,
777
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3
183
136
155
175
229
878
3
135
179
102
135
202
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