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Football
PROFESSIONAL
Washington
14,
Boston
7.
Chicago
28,
Philadelphia
7.
New
York
7,
Brooklyn
0.
Detroit
26,
Cleveland
14.
Green
Bay
35,
Chicago-Pittsburgh
20.
COLLEGE
Brown
32,
Colgate
20.
Dartmouth
18,
Columbia
0.
Pennsylvania
20,
Cornell
0.
Pittsburgh
14,
Pcnn
State
0.
Yale
6,
Virginia
6.
Duke
33,
North
Carolina
0.
Notre
Dame
21,
Georgia
Tech
0.
Tennessee
21,
Kentucky
7.
sured
Over
400
Tests
ensure
the
uniformity,
dependability
and
long
life
of
every
Edison
Mazda
lamp
you
buy.
Edijon
Mazda
lamps
are
thoroughly
inspected,
rigidly
tested,
to
assuro
that
they
"stay
brighter
longer".
They
provide
the
right
light
for
better
tight.
Use
them
throughout
your
home.
IISOH
AMPS
vistmas
iras
kit
-wide
selection
of
cards,
distinctive
r.d
many
messages
pe
no
difficulty
at
all
-1
Y3ur
way
of
saying
CHRISTMAS
to
your
I
Bay
Now'
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Printing
Company
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Electrical
Contractors
ERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
&
MARINE
ELECTRICIANS
M
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Home
Wiring
and
Repairs
plce
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
sik
3G7
326
2nd
Ave.
Can
say
this
in
three
words
BUY
COAL
NOW!
ALBER
I
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
116
PHONES
117
Texas
Christian
9,
Rice
6.
Illinois
25,
Northwestern
6.
Indiana
14,
Purdue
6.
Iowa
Pre
Flight
30,
Iowa
6.
Minnesota
28,
Wisconsin
26.
Ohio
State
18,
Michigan
14.
St.
Marys
Pre
Right
33,
California
6.
Southern
California
40,
U.C.
L.A.
13.
Sport
Chat
years
ago
today
to
coach
Toronto
I
Maple
Leafs
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
Irvln
remained
with
Leafs
until
1940
when
he
went
to
Montreal
Canadlens
as
coach.
He's
still
with
them.
Georges
Vezlna,
hockey's
peer
less
goalkeeper,
took
his
position
In
Montreal
Canadlens
nets
for
the
last
time
In
his
ice
career
19
years
ago.
One
of
the
greatest
netminders
ot
all
time,
Vezlna
had
a
temperature
of
102
and
suffered
sharp
pains
in
his
side
which
caused
him
to
retire
alter
the
first
period.
He
died
March
28,
1926.
Canadian
Rugby
Union
Champs
CANADIAN
KUGRY
UNION
Senior
Champions
1892
Osgoode
Hall,
Toronto
1893
Queen's
University,
Kingston
1894
Ottawa
University
1895
University
of
Toronto
1896
Ottawa
University
1897
Ottawa
University.
1898
Ottawa
1899
No
game
1900
Ottawa
1901
Ottawa
University
1902
Ottawa
1903
04
No
games
1905
University
of
Toronto
1906
Hamilton
1907
Montreal
11908
Hamilton
1909
University
of
Toronto
1910
University
of
Toronto
1911
University
of
Toronto
1912
Hamilton
1914
Toronto
Argonauts
1915
Hamilton'
''
1916-19-1Mb.
series,
war
.years
1920
University
of
Toronto
11921-Tbrdnto
'Argonauts.
'i
1922
Queen's
University
1923-
-Queen's!
University
1924-
Queen's
University
1925-
--Ottawa
;i926-Otfcrwa
ili
1927
-Balmy
Beach,
Toronto
1928
Hamilton
1929
Hamilton
1930
Balmy
Beach,
Toronto
1931
Montreal
1932
Hamilton
1933
Toronto
Argonauts
'.
f
1934
Sarnla
Imperials
1935
Winnipeg
'
1936
rSarnla
Imperials
,
1937
Toronto
Argonauts
1938
Toronto
Argonauts
1939
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
1940
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
1941
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
'1942
Toronto
R.C.A.F.
Hurricanes
1943
Hamilton
Wildcats
Rugby
Champs
Of
Ontario
ONTARIO
RUOBY
FOOTBALL
UNION
fienlor.Champions
1883
Toronto
1884
Toronto
1885
Ottawa
University
1886
Ottawa
University
1887
Ottawa
University
'
1883
Ottawa
University
1889
Ottawa
University
1890
Hamilton
Tigers
1891
Osgoode
Hall
1892
Osgoode
Hall
1893
Queen's
University
1894
Ottawa
University
1895
University
of
Toronto
1896
University
of
Toronto
1897
-Hamilton
Tigers
1898
Ottawa
1899
Kingston
Granites
1900
Ottawa
1901
Argonauts
1902
Ottawa
1903
Hamilton
Tigers
1904
Hamilton
Tigers
1905
Hamilton
Tigers
1906
rHainlllon
Tigers
1907
Peterborough
1908
Toronto
A.A.C.
1909
rarkdale
C.
C.
1910
Toronto
A.A.C.
1911
Hamilton
Alerts
1912
Hamilton
Alerts
1913
Parkdalc
C.C.
1914
Hamilton
R.
C.
1915
Toronto
R.
and
A.
A.
1913-18
No
series,
war
years
1919
Toronto
R
and
A.
A.
1920
Toronto
R.
and
A.
A.
1921
iParkdale
C.
C.
1922
Parkdale
C
C.
1923
Hamilton
R.
C.
1924
Balmy
Beach
1925
Balmy
Beach
1926
Balmy
Beach
1927
'Balmy
Beach
.1928
University
of
Toronto
(Orphans)
Photography
Film
1
Proves
Interesting
Friday
evening
a
group
of
photographers,
professional
and
amateur,
civilian
and
military,
saw
a
worthwhile
sound
motion
picture
on
photoflash
photog
raphy.
The
picture,
which
is
released
by
the
Canadian
General
Electric
Company,
hows
by
means
of
slow
motion
photog
raphy,
the
types
of
shutters
and
their
lighting
needs,
the
function
and
oDeratlon
of
the
three
ele-
Dlck
Irvln,
veteran
hockey
ments
of
nhotoflash
nhotonraphy
player
and
former
coach
of
Chi-
the
shutter,
the
lamp
and
the
cago
Black
Hawks,
signed
13
synchronizer,
synchronization,
photo-flash
lamp
reflectors
and
their
efficiencies,
and
how
to
check
svnchonlzcr.
The
film
dock
and
shipyard,
and
Thoma3
Wilford,
who
operated
the
pro
jector.
The
25
minute
film
prov
ed
to
be
of
great
Interest
to
the
audience
and
aroused
a
lively
discussion
which
showed
how
informative
the
film
had
proved
to
be
SM1TIIEKS
In
spite
of
material
and
labor
THE
DAILY
NEWS
shortages,
building
activity
in
this
community
points
to
a
pro
mising
outlook
held
by
business
men.
Work
is
progressing
on
ad
ditlons
to
two
buildings
and
plans
arc
almost
completed
for
the
erection
of
a
new
building.
As
temperatures
drop
and
snow
creeps
down
the
hillsides
game
hunters
in
this
district
are
growing
more
active.
Recently
Jim
Downey
bagged
a
four-year
old
moose,
Jack
Armstrong
got
a
(wo-polnt
buck
and
Jack
Ayre
and
Henry
Windt
teamed
up
to
shoot
a
two-year
old
buck.
William
Irvine
and
Vincent
Se
gur,
C.C.f
.
organizers,
neia
series
of
meetings
In
this
district
last
week.
SCOTTISH
JUDGE
DIES
EDINBURGH,
Scotland,
0
Lord
Fleming,
a
Judge
of
the
Scottish
Court
of
Session
and
chairman
'of
the
committee
on
public
schools
whose
report
was
published
laa-Jiiiy.
-nas.
.cuea
.at
the
age
of
67.
He
was
a
former
solicitor
general.
for
Scotland.
CANUCKS
IN
AUSTRALIA
In
September
it
was
announc
ed
that
the
First
Canadian
Army
personnel
had
landed
In
Aus
tralla
a
contingent
of
nine
of
fleers
and
63
other
ranks.
.
1929
Sarnia
Imperials
1930
Balmy
Beach
1931
Sarnia
Imperials
1932
Sarnla
Imperials
1933
Sarnia
Imperials
1934
Sarnla
Imperials
1935
Sarnla
Imperials
1936
Sarnla
Imperials
1937
Sarnla
Imperials
1938
Sarnia
Imperials
1939
Sarnla
Imperials
1940
Balmy
Beach
1941
Hamilton
Wildcats
1942
Toronto
R.CJV.F.
Hurri
canes
1943-
Hamilton
Wildcats
Corner
of
6th
and
Fulton
HALF
MOON
SNACK
(Manager,
George
Lum)
Specializing
in
Lunches
Chow
Mcin
VICTIMS
OF
COMRADES
Some
Partisans
Played
Kole
Too
Well,
Shot
by
Impetuous
Resistance
Workers
By
MARGARET
ECKER
Canadian
Press
War
Correspondent
PARIS,
Nov.
27
a
Over-
zealous
.patriots
in
liberated
countries
of
Europe
have
taken
the
lives
of
a
few
of
the
resistance
movement's
most
courageous
workers,
some
stories
have
said
here.
Some
underground
workers
who
discovered
that
they
could
hpst
work
for
the
liberation
of
n
a
a
ay
m-nuii".
.
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-
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i
i
i
i
1
j
i
nM
was
mad
ava
lable
tnroucn
tne
uumi-ianu
uy
iaui&
co-ooeration
of
J.
S.
Wilson,
per-
Nazi
sympathizers
have
been
ex-
sonnel
manager
of
the
local
dry
ecuted
by
their
freed
country
men
on
D-Day
or
since.
Chop
Sucy
From
11
a.m.
to
3
a.m.
Opposite
Sunrise
Grocery
This
story
was
given
to
me
by
resistance
workers
who
hoped
that
its
publiciation
might
halt
similar
lmpetuousness
in
coun
tries
still
under
Nazi
occupa
tion.
"It
is
dangerous
for
people
to
take
it
unto
themselves
to
ad
minister
Justice
without
investi
gation
of
the
crime,"
one
work
er
said,
in
most
cases
tne
people
who
are
executed
are
guilty,
but
then
in
the
odd
case
an
innocent
and
brave
person
dies."
Some
place
in
Belgium,
one
of
the
first
persons
shot
in
a
newly
liberated
town
was
a
girl,
who
had
worked
in
the
'gestapo
head
quarters"
and
who
had
been
known
as
a
friend
of
Nazi
qf
fa
cers.
What
those
who
executed
Her
didn't
know
-was
that
she
alsc
was
one
of
Belgium's
most
valuable
resistance
workers.
Through
her
Jab
in
the
headquarters
she
was
first
to
learn
the
names
of
her
countrymen
who
the
gefjapo
planned
to
arrest.
In
that
way
she
was
able
to
inform
the
victims
and
give
How
the
kiddies
smack
their
lips
at
the
school
lunch
made
with
Paris
Pate
:
:
;
the
complete
sandwich
spread
that
olways
Jasfes
like
more.
1
Pre-Christmas
SERVE
YOURSELF
SHOE
SALE
Now
On
Sale
at
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
THE
BULKLEY
MARKET
Features:
CENTRAL
INTERIOR
Beef
:
Pork
Poultry
Products
Under
Most
Sanitary
Conditions
311
Third
Ave.
them
the
chance
to
escape.
f
for
them.
Patriotic
trenenmen
As
a
friend
and
confident
of
!
in
the
village
hated
nun.
the
Germans
she
collected
information
of
highest
use
to
the
underground.
So
clever
was
she
that
the
Nazis
never
suspected
her
and
only
the
Belgians
who
worked
with
her
knew
her
double,,
Mata
Harl-llke
role.
In
the
south
of
France
a
talka
tive,
friendly
Frenchman
was
another
victim.
From
the
time
the
Germans
occupied
his
town
he
had
treat
ed
them
with
Jolly
camaraderie.
He
had
become
a
friend
of
the
German
officers
and
popped
in
and
out
of
Nazi
police,
headquar
ters
several
times
a
day.
He
placed
his
car
at
their
dis-
posjl
and
went
on
long
trips
Into
the
country
to
collect
food
Phone
178
They
didn't
know
that
he
learned
many
things
valuable'to
his
resistance
group
in
the
head
quarters.
That
he
used
the
gaso
line
allowed
to
him
by
the
Ger
mans
to
make
resistance-organ
izing
trips
throughout
the
dis
trict.
After
D-Day
his
fellow
townsmen
meted
out
the
punishment
they
though
fit
in
the
light
of
surface
appearances.
FIRST
IRISH
GOLFER
LEATHERHEAD,
Eng.,
CP)
Brie.
Gen.
Sir
David
Kinloch,
the
oldest
Grenadier
on
the
regimental
records,
died
at
the
age
of
88.
He
was
the
first
man
to
play
golf
in
Ireland.
PAGE
THREE
Lettuce
will
keep
for
several
days
if
you
wrap
it
in
a
damp
cloth
and
place
It
on
Ice,
GE0.1DAWES
AUCTIONEER
and
VALUATOlt
SALES
CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
PACKED
AND
SHIPPED
Estimates
Phone
for
Free
Appointment
116
4th
Ave.
E.
RED
127
Mi.-
.-
'
Whtrl
it's
beverage
time
In
Gnada'l
great
outdoors,
people.
of
discrimina
linj
Uste
foregather
to
enjoy
their
cup
of
refreshing,
satisfying
Nabob
Tee.
For
wherever
the
good
things
of
life
ire
appreciated,
this
popular
blend
of
fine
teis
still
meets
with
enthusiastic
approval.
Nabob
Tea,
used
everywhere
In
Canada,
has
been
the
people's
choice
for
thirty
years.
Tune
to
Hirmony
Houi,
CBC
Western
Network,
Mondays
,
.
8.30
p.m.
.
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Pacific
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