PAGE
TWO
THE
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NEWS
FRIDAY.
OCTOBER
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or
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Control
Board
or
by
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Government
of
British
Columbia.
MEN
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Hartt
Shoes
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.
are
admittedly
the
peak
of
high-grade
shoemaking
in
Canada.
The
variety
of
lasts
ensure
a
correct
fit
for
every
type
of
foot,
be
it
narrow
or
wide.
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Naval,
Air
Force
and
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Officers
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Conscription
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is
not
published
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
or
displayed
of
BriSfh
bytheLbuor
SSSL
SEAL
COVE
LEAGUES
TO
IS
LEADING
START
SOON
Engineers
Remain
in
Second
Flare
Active
Season
in
Ciibbaje
and
in
Inter-Services
Bowling
flridge
Is
,Cprr.ing
Up
Eight
League
Standing.
Teams
in
Each
Division.
Seal
Cove
tetained
the
leader-
There
will
bTht
teams
in
ship
in
the
Inter-Services
Bowling
jjoth
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
and
League
last
night
by
winning
two
cribbage
Leagues
during
the
corn-games
tc
one
over
Royal
Canadian
jnR
winter
Reason
and
league
Play
Army
Medical
.Corps,
while
Royal
;wiu
get
upder
xyiv
thirds
Jhe
Canadian
Engineers
stayed
in
toe
mi
of
th&
month
;xbe
annuai
runner-up
spot
with
a
two
games
meeting
of
the
league
was
held
to
-one
win
over
Royal
Canadian
jart
night
and
tne
eiection
of
of-Corps
of
Signals.
In
the
third
ficej
.resulted
as
follows:
fixture
played
last
iygh,t
Navy
.Honorary
president
Bert
Mor-won
a
.clean
pweej)
tiee
games
,to
an
nil
victory
over
Scottish
No.
2
to
Honorary
vice-president
A.
A.
go
into
second
place
on
ever
terms
McEwe'n.
Bigtaeers.
'
President-Robert
McKay.
The
scoring
was
as
follows:
I
vice-president-J.
Simundsen.
S-Wnals
1
2
3
Secretary-treasurer
F.
E.
Wer-
K.
Yelland
H3
143
14S
158
mi
,A.
Akkerman
.
152
J.
Hilder
175
A.
Jones
135
p.
Starkie
...102
A.
JLarserj
Handicap
.
",5
Totals
732
Engineers
l
H.
fulley
150
R.
Taylor
181
R.
Johnson
125
E.
Prior
......
92
A.
Sage
129
Handicap
118
Totals
795
Scottish
No.
2-1-
1
BLADE
ms
Alt
DOUBLE-
RAZORS.'
Blade
Inth
British
NOW
MAPI
IN
CANADA
153
176
147
199
105
133
192
165
141
103
118
Stiles
190
161
Ackerman
.115
127
Hutchinson
114
201
O'Hara
116
164
MacLennan
.....165
196
Handicap
.....
26
26
Totals
72G
875
Navy
1
2
Cundy
85
Fricke
214
190
iSimpson
148.
152
Mather
144
120
Noble
182
225
Brophy
162
Handicap
82
82
Totals
:.
855
901
Seal
Cove
l
2
Watt
213
211
Crapper
160
209
I
jrvuaa
Ross
;
152
ioz
144
m
The
Canadian
Legion
is
planning
,
to
once
more
bring
jCopp
isg
226
before
the
government
at
Ottawa
the
desirability
of
pass-'Drake
i
137
i
-
1
nrii
ii..
t"'
.
1
ing
a
conscription
law.
Aiex.
vv
ainer,
ine
u
0
m
1
n
1
o,n
president
of
the
organization,
has
called
a
war
session
of
the
Dominion
Executive
Council
to
meet
in
Ottawa
Handlcan
Handicap
....
fin
60
Totals
922
Medical
Corps
1
Robinson
130
.011
Oct.
20
to
Jay
before
the
government
what
the
Legion
sirhard
259
considers
to
be
a
demand
of
the
Canadian
neonle
retrard-'Uepsy
149
less
of
race,
creed
or
geographic
origin
for
a
total
war
effort.
In
announcing
this
move,
Mr.
Walker
says:
"This
action
is
taken
in
no
spirit
of
harping
criticism.
Much
that
Canada
has
"done
is
commendable,
but
in
the
Legion's
judgment
this
effort
still
falls
far
short
of
-'total'
war.
We
are
told,
and
we
are
convinced
ourselves,
that
total
Weston
103
Buckley
133
Handicap
139
Totals
916
Total
war
includes
not
only
mobilization
of
wealth
and)sisnals
'
5
material
resources,
hut
nlsn
pnncfvintinn
nf
mnrt'.,,
Scottish
No.
1
4
lor
service
wherpvpr
thp
pnomv
matt
v.Q
4-u
i..wavy
7
place
to
beat
him
and
Canada
must
not
leave
this
to
the
British
and
Russians,
or,
if
we
don't
hurry,
the
"For
Canada
to
claim
anything
like
'total'
war
ef-t
'"7'UUI
manpower
snoum
ce
in
tne
same
ratio
to
that
of
the
enemy
we
are
up
against,"
the
war
veterans'
leader
stated.
Germany
today,
with
a
population
of
75
mil-ions,
has
one
division
fpr
every
.300,000
of
her
populate
J1"?6
-aj)art
9m
her
vast
ir
force,
her
navy
and
war
factories,
and
in
addition
to
the
forces
of
her
Ital-5I
Sv?mS
Rumanian
allies.
By
that
yardstick
pda
wf
i
Sith
"ly,
,ne
we
can
afford
t0
use-Can-
v
slonVin
m
the
PT
field
?f
before
lf
l2,
millions'
shoul(1
Iwve
40
divisions
claiming
a
'total'
effort,
ine
period
of
trrace
nrnvirlpH
poc.;o'
cent
resistance
may
end
in
a
few
months
and
there
may!
never
he
another.
Thp
nrmnn
ioi,
facto3
Gno5:fcb,jf
f,np0Wer
'iU
be
the
4
he'P
US
a"
,f
timJ
L.
,ye
are
when
that
Dry
Dock
Medical
Corps
fin
60
987
2
164
220
172
131
169
139
995
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
Seal
Cove
9
Engineers
7
Scottish
No.
2
4
TRAVELLERS
BROUGHT
NEWS
OF
A
WONDERFUL
155
Auditors
D.
A.
McPhee
and
267
Geoige
Howe.
239
j
ihe
Bridge
League,
starting
Oct.
23
and
playing
each
Thursday.
85
will
have
the
following
teams:
105
Cow
Boys.
Ramblers,
Grotto,
Bel-
926
1007
mont
Musketeers.
Prince
Rupert
2
3
Oairv.
Sons
of
Norwav.
Canadian
226
National
Recreation
Assn.,
Hugh
144
Armstrong's
team.
137
1
Tne
cribbage
League,
starting
227
play
Oct.
27
a
n
d
meeting
each
172
Monday
thereafter,
will
include
118
Falcons.
Onprntirs
Rpnrs
Rnvnv
857
1024
Hotel,
Old
Empress,
Eagles,
Cana-
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uiau
region
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fassioiy,
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233;
150'.
Union
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155
James
Watt,
is
due
in
port
at
6
150.
o'clock
tonight
and
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10
26
j
o'clock
tomorrow
night
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re-873
J
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