H.
Watrfa
Handicap
Totals
.
BANKERS
D.
Smith
3.
Thornton
B.
Usick
M.
Acton
B.
Laird
Handicap
Totals
13rfnfc
Rupert
Daflp
JUrtos
Friday.
December
6,
14C
W.
AND
N.
LEAD
"B"
BOWLING
Took
High
Aggregate
Score
Last
Night
Revenuers,
Khatadas,
People's
Store,
;.
Whirlwinds
Win
-
Undisturbed
by
opposition,
since
Atlin,
which
was
to
have
opposed
them
defaulted.
Watts
and
Nickerson
strode
forward
to
take
the
highest
aggregate
score
in
lart
nighfs
ladies
"B"
bowling
with
23Sg.
Revenuers
were
in
second
place
with
a
tola:
..score
of
2,418
in
t'vr
session
against
Prices
Board.
Game
scores:
Watts
and
Nickerson
3,
Atlin
0.
Revenuers
2,
Prices
Board
1.
Khatadas
2,
Bankers
1.
Peoples
Store
2,
Oo-op
1.
Whirlwinds
2,
Dorkettes
1.
WATTS
tz
NICKERSON
M.
Cross
1C6
140
192
V.
Wrathall
ru
m
89
E-
Noble
137
1C8
192
M.
Munthe
243
130
109
A.
Wrathall
147
144
144
Totals
531
808
793
ATU.V
Default.
KHATADAS
V.
Turcotte
95
A.
Grimbie
103
B.
Payne
145
M.
McRae
83
...
161
....
103
...
690
137
.
121
179
107
113
67
724
w.p.'t.b
A.
Holkestad
98
B.
McChesney
75
E.
McCrank
130
P.
Black
97
M.
Johnson
84
Handicap
143
Totals
613
-
REVENUERS
R.
Andreessen
105
G.
SUngebye
120
R.
Ramsay
176
D.
Peachey
106
E.
Hlntz
141
Handicap
.
94
Totals
it-...
742
PEOPUES
C.
Be8nv
1J.
134
E.
Clarke
.
.
167
B.
Paulsen
152
99
122
-196
131
164
108
72
205
119
93
103
103
753
767
134
87
128
122
123
142
142
127
121
110
67
67
715
655
139
188
83
178
129
198'
40
65
;
79
109
149
149
619
SSS
!
130
141
!
115
105
i
166
204
I
C.
Bradley
183
151
C9
Low
Score
97
72
Handicap
67
82
97
Totals
703
782
667
CO-OP
M.
ShrubsaU
118
(S.
Johnson
71
D.
Simonson
129
I
J.
Clark
i38
B.
Rudder
ham
....
Handicap
77
!
Totals
533
WHIR
LWINDS
B.
Ccwglll
75
A.
DeMaere
101
M.
Postuk
172
E.
Morse
99
E.
Mennell
ill
Handicap
93
Totals
642
DOCKETTES
R.
Magner
144
E.
Osterberg
106
M.
Montgomery
163
R.
Christenson
152
E.
Anderson
160
Handicap
90
Totals
815
TEN-PIN
More
warmth
with
less
wtijht
in
this
outdooi-mn'i
toit
of
SO
01.
icltcttd
virjin
wool,
dttijned
with
tht
onc-picct
cape
which
sivci
double
itiouldert,
tUtvtt,
brtart
and
upper
baelc,
unstitched
except
under
the
arms
...
and
look
at
the
pocked
.
.
.
four
roomy
onei
in
front,
and
S'tat
bis
utility
pocket
in
the
back,
which
openi
at
both
idei,
and
reaches
rijhl
from
the
waist
to
just
above
the
bottom
hem
.
.
.
just
try
one
on
and
you'll
want
to
wear
it
Checks
of
Green
and
Black,
Red
and
Black,
Blu:
n:
black.
BOWLING
For
Men
Of
Action
a
coat
of
many
pockets
Pioneer
REGISTERED
The
number
1925
HUNTERS'
and
CRUISERS'
STAG
I
.
1
1
1
I
i
1
97
116
118
72
107
182
118
114
141
130
107
107
C88
691
201
187
109
104
129
128
141
180
91
113
93
93
764
805
80
78
49
83
156
169
i
135
168
195
178
,
90
90
705
764
f
Gambling
at
Ball
Games
Ketriny
Boss
Bran
ham
Says
There
Are
Indications
of
Players
Throwing
Games
LOS
AXUELES,
(CP)
President
W.
G.
Branhara,
retiring
boss
of
the
minor
baseball
leagues,
pubmitted
a
report
slating
that,
"for
the
first
time
since
the
so-called
'Black
Sox
scandal,
there
had
teen
strong
circumstantial
evidence
this
past
season
of
players
throwing
games
and
being
in
collusion
with
gamblers
and
bookmakers."
He
said
that,
instead
of
getting
better,
the
situation
had
grown
worse
in
regard
to
gamblers
at
ball
games.
109
1
27
'
,n
iJi
December
8
Savoy
vs.
Im-
periaI
OU:
B'A-
011
.
General
94
94
895
871
Motors;
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
99.
December
15
Watts
&
Nicker
-158
124
son
vs.
General
Motors;
Im-163
143
perial
Oil
vs.
99;
Savoy
vs.
B.-A.
132
162
Oil.
7
r.r.;w
v
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&
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1910
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AND
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AND
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We
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u
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26!
aSkeif
and
s,traw
hats-were
popu-Abie
fL
m
J
?taVJ
5,,the
Canadian
sailors
visiting
Kingston.
trmSJ
-V11'
Vancouver,
an
aircraft
handler
Kdian
H?nr
H.eSnWn
"""ng
a
purchase
while
another
v-anaaian
s
snior
tries
a
gaudy
straw
hat
for
size.
;
ANIMALS
PLAYED
othcr
animals
handled
by
the;
i
Dr."'
r
a
rsi-
t.t
.
.
army
before
use
as
food.
U1U
liN
VVAK,
Casualties
amr,
fh
J
LONDCff,
it
-
The
Second
Oreat
War
was
a
mechanized
conflict
but
120,000
mules.
40,000
horses,
16,000
camels
and
15,700
plseons
were
called
in
to
help
the
British
Armv.
War
Office
figures
show
that
transport
services
also
required
6,000
bullocks
and
5,000
dogs
were
used
for
a
variety
of
purposes
in
far-flung
battlefields.
John
Freeman,
fin
ancial
secretary
to
the
War
Office,
said
in
Commons
that
figures
did
not
take
into
account
millions
ol
cattle,
sheep
and
V1IV
V
SjA
w
,
port
animals
were
'a
very
small
proportion
of
the
total
He
nnkprt
for
notice
of
a
question
whether
a
suitable
memorial
foif
animals
killed
In
the
war
would
be
erected.
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Advertising;
Pays!
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HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop..
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Ti
p.
o.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
m
-fSr.
Jamaica,
aglow
with
luxuriant
year-round
foliage
and
vivid
tropical
birds,
provided
a
novel
November
scene
for
1,200
Canadians
from
the
.aircraft
carrier
"WfTrrior""
and
the
Tribal
class
destroyer
"Nootka"
as
the
two
ships
of
Canada's
peacetime
navy
spent
three
days
in
Kingston
harbor
recently.
The
Canadians
received
a
warm-hearted
welcome
from
the
people
of
Jamaica
and
found
much
enjoyment
in
exploring
the
tropical
island.
f7
;V-iPNr--
'
........
....
'f$
yjite,
-
T
d
large
ta
come
alongside
the
docks
tit
Kingston,
the
18,000-tji
Wi-rrior
had
t;
anchor
m
the
harbor
during
her
stay
Here
one
of
the
ship
s
motorboats
is
seen
bringing
liberty
me:,
ashore
for
leave.
Warrior
lies
i:
the
distance
behind
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
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of
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Half)
Senior
"A"
Dcnmber
7
B.C.
Packers
vs.
R
jimakers.
Senior
"B"
De
:emtoer
7
Macey
vs.
Port
E-'-ward.
Girls'
League
'
Decembtr10sHii
School
vs.
I
Sweet
Sixteen.-
Drr:mber
17
People's
Store
H
sh
School.
!
Junior
League
j
December
7
Legion
vs.
Gyro.
D
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mber
10
Grotto
vs.
Gjto
'
December
14
Watts
and
Nick-
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Geo.
J.
Dawes
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Auctioneer
Sale
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Saturday
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SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
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On
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Conducted
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GOODS
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Early
"Herf"
or
"Bud"
SHORT
SPORT
Scone
people
may
stUckw
a',
the
ddea
hockey
is
"the
poetry
of
sport,
an
art,
evocative
and
mesmeric;"
or
that
the
puck,
"that
merry
wanderer
of
the
ice
"
could
have
"a
restlew
evening
Mark
down
their
buffoonery
to
lack
of
artistic
appreciation
for
Canada's
great
game.
For
proo'
to
show
such
Doubting
Thomas
submit
this
account
of
the
Brltaln-GernHiny
nme
in
the
first
round
nf
th
Vim,
...
"
"u'KCiiii
anq
world
,
champions
at
London's
Webley
Stadium
February
17
1937.
It
was
written
by
the
special
representative
of
the
old
London
Morning
Post.
"Under
the
arcs
we
sw
a
puck
flashing
Iran
lone
to
zone.
fHttln
across
the
icy
surface
like
a
shadow
skimming
the
high
moors
in
summer
.
.
.
Your
player,
remember,
does
not
move
like
any
normal
man;
he
jounces
hurtles,
dives;
he
flickers
and
he
spins.
Sticks
clatter,
skates
rasp
ice-chins
whirl
Mke
There
is
a
glltter-andlash-and-scurry,
a
tempo
ever-quickenipsr
excitement
ever-mounting."
And
so
he
went
on:
"Have
you
seen
a
fflm
many
times
accelerated1
Have
win
uatchoH
r,
1
gull
or
the
'russe
t-pated
choughs
that
'madly
sweep
trie
iky?'
Have
you
been
stirred
by
KipJings
'East
Wind::
-
"The
reeltng
f
1
x
r
.
The
Gift
that
reallv
and
smooth
shaving
in
1947
"'"no
in.
.
T.
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Here
r.
Of,
M
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p.
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Attractive
Gift
Package
with
Convenient
Compartment
for
Used
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$1.33
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Gillette
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m
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months
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luxury
-i
shaves
when
he
receives
this
tmartlv
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and
practical
gift.
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he'll
appreciate
your
good
taste,
for
Gillette
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are
the
btn
vou
can
buy
the
sharpest
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