high-priced
Sydney
Millionaire,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Revvs
"
r
'
Tuesday,
April
25,
1950
,0V
.ih
Maritime
UUeholdera,
jn
four
straight.
now
Toronto
..,
boros,
Ontario
chamnions,
appear
"u
enroute
ta
simila-
'
B,t'
victory
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cr;
Saints.
It
looks
m
.,
bro"ke
Kn
...
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.
.
Prizes
For.
Youlh
Cause
Stampeders
are
due
or
a
one-;
fe
Sided
victnrv
Ten
Pin
Bowline
League
Has
ana
the
And-
as
t.h
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hwkey
hang-
Spoit
Shots
One-sided
results
In
Canadian
Allan
Cup
playoffs
make
hockey
writers
and
fans
wonder,
if
the
present
plaj'-off
set-up
is
a
real
test
of
senior
hockey
superiority.
Ed
(Sydney
Post
Record)
Smith
suggests
that
a
"true
test"
would
be
a
championship
round-robin
on
the
lines
of
the
Canadian
Curling
Championship.
The
championship
would
be
played
in
one
rink
and
teams
represpnl
ing
each
province
would
com
pete.
The
team,
with
the
highr
est
standing
would
capture
the
Allan
Cup
and
there
would
be
a
Montli-SiHii
S.
646
TAXI
NOW-BETTER
THAN
EVER
at
Our
New
Location
CORNER
OF
7TH
STREET
AND
SECOND
AVENUE
FOR--
.
SATISFACTION
CALL
646
ARROW
CABS
f.i
Banquet
Two
cash
prizes
of
$25
earn
which
were
presented
Saturday
night
at
a
banquet
of
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
to
the
Royal
Hotel
and
A.
E.
Smith
league
championship
teams
will
be
turned
over
to
some
responsible
group
for
use
in
the
promotion
of
a
worthy
juvenile
sports
cause.
This
was
the
decision
made
following
the
presentations
and
some
suitable
group
to
handle
the
fund
fpr
which
this
may
be
a
nucleus
is
now
being
sought.
Saturday
night's
gathering
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys,
attended
by
about
150
bowlers
arid
supporters,
was
marked
by
TOPCOATS
better
asurance
that
the
weak
ness
and
strength,
of
teams
would
be
found.
"The
idea
has
its.
points."
Ed
explains,
"It
1.
Smartly
tailored
Gobordme
'
g.
$58.00-Now
2.
Well
tailored
Gabardine-
Reg.
$59.00Now
3.
CavatwiJI
Nationally
AdvertJ
would
save
Individual
clubs
the
expense
of
travelling
btick
and
'orth
from
series
to
-series
after
their
own
league
or
provincial
WW
NO
SCORE
THIS
TIME-Chunky
Art
Rose
of
Montreal
Canadiens.
had
Goalie
Cliff
Hicks
of
Guelph
BUtmores
beaten
on
this
shot
but
the
puck,
circled,
didn't
go
into'
the
net
In
this
name
in
Toronto
April
18.
Rose
rattled
in
three
goals
to
lead
his
team
to
a
4-2
victory'
and
give
the
Quebec
champions
a
lead
of
three
wins
to.one
aU
that
.uRe
in
the
best-of-seven
series
for
the
ALL
DRESS
PANTS
10
OF
championship.
There
would
be
one
rink,
one
focal
point
and
one
big
climax
for
all
senior
hockey
supporters
across
the
Dominion."
What
particularly
made
Ed
start
thinking
was
the
fact
that
Sherbrooke
Saints,
Quebec
(champions,
had
knocked
off
the
.Sport.
Jackets
Rea.
$3?sn
ki
Eastern
Canada
junior
hockey
title.
(CP
Photo
i
I
the
presentation
of
the
Fashion
.'
Footwear,
trophy
for
the
tournament
championship
to
Capt.
W.
Smith
of
the
Royal
Hotel.
The
presentation
was
made
by
A.
J.
Dominate
A.
E.
Smith
team
was
'runner
up.
j
Other
prizes
were
presented
as
i'pllows:
s
High
three
game
total,
L.
Garner.
High
Single,
E.
Garner.
j
High
single
team
prize,
99
Taxi
i
High
three
games,
Royal
HoteL
all
styles
Reg.
$18.00
Now
All
Wool
Tartan
Shirt-Reg.
$8.50
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of
Canadian!
have
a
part
In
making
a
gallon
of
Esso
available
for
your
car.
About
12,000
of
them
are
employed
by
Imperial.
Some
search
for
new
oil
fields;
some
move
oil
from
producing
fields
to
refineuc-
where
others
make
it
into
Esso
and
hundreds
of
other
useful
pioducts;
still
others
see
to
it
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on
hand
wherever
you
want
them.
Then
there
are
almost
10,000
independent
business
men
who,
as
Imperial
dealers,
supply
you
with
our
products.
And
there
are
the
many
thousands
of
people
who
derive
part
of
their
livelihood
from
making
and
transporting
the
things
that
Imperial
uses
in
its
operations.
Last
year
we
bought'
equipment
and
supplies
from
mote
than
3,000
Canadian
firms.
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boiling
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natfr.
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and
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there
are
more
thousands
who
have
an
investment
in
Imperial
through
their
bank
deposits
or
their
insurance
policies,
because
a
number
of
Canada's
banks
and
insur-ance
companies
have
put
some
of
their
clients'
money
to
work
to
help
us
do
our
job.
Finding
oil
and
bringing
it
to
you
in
the
kind
of
products
you
need
is
a
big
job,
a
job
that
requires
the
skills
and
the
savings
of
many
thousands
of
Canadians.
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.
and
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costly
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manufacturing
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marketing
operation!
Imperial
earned
a
profit
equivalent
to
leu
than
thiee-quarten
ol
a
cent
a
gallon
lor
each
gallon
of
product
old.
Imperial',
invertment
in
plant
and
equipment
i
equivalent
to
more
than
$19,000
for
each
employee.
The
wholesale,
price
ol
gasoline
hai
increased
only
a
third
as
much
as
the
average
wholesale
price
ol
all
commodities
oe
the
past
10
years.
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