uk
TODAY
TO
SAT.
EXCITMENT
AND
COLOR
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from
Page
4)
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prince
Uupctt
Dallp
JSetoi
Wednesday,
November
17,
1948
Stone's
in
overtime
.-!
lKKtan
KIN
HEAR
SEA
TALE
IContinucd
Irom
rage
1)
Fashion
started
out
strong
witn
Bud
Pierce
leading
the
way.
Their
passing
attack
was
fast
and
accurate
which
enabled
them
to
score.
They
piled
up
a
10
to
0
Tead
before
Smith
scored
for
Stone's.
The
play
was
even
In
the
second
quarter
with
the
Stone
defense
tightening
up
and
their
offensive
starting
to
work.
tinue
on
to
Durban
and
course
was
set
for
the
South
American
coast.
Land
was
sighted
near
Deception
but
off-shore
winds
prevented
the
ship
reaching
safe
anchorage
and
she
was
swung
northward.
After
3
days
of
anxious
sailing
they
reached
Valparaiso,
Chile,
on
March
12.
1942.
The
crew
spent
six
months
there
until
arrangements
were
.nade
for
disposal
of
the
cargo
and
the
Alberni
was
declared
unseaworthy
by
a
Lloyds
of
London
representative.
The
half
ended
81
to
9
ln
favor
ternoon
the
crew
was
called
to
cleat
the
wreckage
and
to
break
ut-new
sails.
By
midnight
the
mainsail
was
"bent,"
giving
the
shirr"
enough
canvas
to
provide
steerage
way
and
the
crew,
with
the"
exception
of
a
four-man
wateh,
turned
in
taking
off
their
mctlclothes
for
the
first
time
in
tlverjlays
and
nights.
.
Itiook
two
more
days
for
the
eras
to
recede
and
then
It
was
decided
the
ship
could
not
con
3l
CROSBllh
of
Fashion.
In
the
second
half
the
game
was
all
Stone's
as
their
hard-driving
play
put
Fashion
back
on
the
defensive.
The
V
"xJf
i
K
inn
vi
rnirl
II
1
K
itself
m
1
,
m
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V
II
I
HI
f
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v
4-
I
1
1
1
i
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V
1
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jt.-.f,....
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T'
mi
mi
I,
i
n
ii
mm
mi
ri"
r
x.
yn
ruN
w
auarter
ended
25
to
19
for
Fashion.
The
final
quarter
had
Stone's
breaking
in
fast
and
I
w
ir
v
(
1
5
I
"v,
I
jil
working
hard
to
score.
With
seconds
remaining
McChesney
scored
a
lay-up
which
tied
the
count,
sending
It
Into
overtime,
The
score
at
the
end
of
regu
latlon
time
was
27
all.
In
the
3-minute
overtime
Fashion
settled
down
to
their
first
half
-
ki
'Zl00
Poromoont
p,eienh
playing
and
outscored
the
fight
tng
Stone's
team
to
gain
the
win
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
i
I
Sale
4
Men's
,
j
h
And
Boys
Wear
j
-
Don't
Come
Unless
You
Want
bargains
Sir
I5UY
NOW
FOIl
CHRISTMAS!
Z
i
e
RUPERT
MENS
AN
D
BOYS
STORE
j
Stone's
played
a
very
hard
and
fast
game
and,
being
younger
in
spirit,
gave
Fashion
a
scare
that
1
SAME
CHAIR.
NEW
LEADER
In
charlotte
town
to
open
a
Martime
tour,
George
Drew,
,
new
national
leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party,
signs
the
guest
book
in
Confed-,
eration
Chamber.
The
chair
occupied
by
Mr.
Drew
was
once
used
by
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald,
Canada's
first
prime
minister,
during
the
Confederation
conferences
In
the
Prince
Edward
Tnrf
rnnital
At
Mr.
Drew's
elbOW
iS
hlS
Wile.
At
lett
IS
Dr.
W.
J.
f.
MaCftllUttii,
r.v.-
wlif
probably
warn
the
other
teams
in
the
league'
to
watcn
out.
Chrlstoff
was
tops
for
Stone's
with
a
lovely
display
of
left-handed
shots
from
the
corner.
Fashion
was
strengthened
with
the
appearance
of
Bud
(CP
Photo)
gressive
Conservative
leader
and
at
right
is
Premier
Walter
Jones
of
P.E.I.
Customs
and
Ceremonies
of
Royal
Births
of
Henry
VIII,
which
took
place
four
days
after
her
birth
at
Greenwich
I.iiace
in
1534.
The
Lord
Mayor
of
London
and
the
Pierce,
from
last
year's
Co-op
'(Continued
from
Page
5)
team.
LADIES'
LEAGLfc
The
Ladies'
game
went
to
People's
Store
28
to
4
over
Mil
ATTENTION
SKIIERS:
Our
ski
stock
this
year
is
larger
and
offers
everything
you
need
for
your
winter's
skiing.
Due
to
our
larger
stock
we
have
had
to
open
a
ski
de
at
her
christening;
Queen
Victoria's
other
children
were
attired
in
crimson
velvet.
Nearly
600
years
before
the
christening
of
the
future
Edward
VII
another
English
Prince
Edward,
who
was
to
become
Edward
III
and
found
that
great
wow
Council
were
commanded
to
row
in
state
down
the
Thames
to
Greenwich
for
the
event
The
walls
between
Greenwich
Palace
and
Grey
Friars
Church,
plate
had
to
be
brought
for
the
ceremony
from
the
ChafJcl
Royal,
St.
James'
Palace,
London.
In
this
old
palace
for
many
years
Royal
christenings
had
ler
Bay.
It
was
their
first
win
of
the
season.
Miller
Bay
made
its
debut
and
scored
a
hit
wltn
the
fans.
Many
of
their
players
are
just
learning
the
game
and
their
play
was
good
considering
where
the
ceremony
was
to
be
held,
were
hung
with
tapestries
always
taken
place
and
the
Order
of
chivalry
known
as
the
partment
in
our
basement
store.
We
cordially
invite
you
to
drop
in
and
inspect
our
stock.
nrri
the
streets
strewn
wltn
ordef
of
ceremonial
preserved
on;
0rder
of
thp
carter,
was
bap
ENSURE
YOUR
SUPPII
such
occasions
was
impressive.
Uzed
at
wir,(lsor
ln
tne
old
rushes.
i
Nevertheless
ln
1842,
the
Prin-
the
short
time
they
have
had
U
In
the
church
noblemen
with!
chapel
of
St.
Edward.
practise.
The
game
was
never
in
doubt
as
People's
scored
BY
freely.
Icess
Royal's
new
brother
and'
I
heir
to
the
Throne
(Edward
VII
t
was
christened
at
St.
George's
1
Chapel,
Windsor.
The
old
Duke
'of
Wellington,
hero
of
the
Battle
of
Waterloo
in
1815,
carried
the
It
is
interesting
to
compare
the
simplicity
which
surrounds
the
christening
of
mocle,:i
Royal
children
with
'the
great
ceremonial
which
was
emphasized
The
Junior
game
saw
Norton
aprons
and
towels
round
their
necks
guarded
the
Fon
This
was
of
silver
and
over
it
was
a
square
gold-fringed
satin
canopy.
Between
the
chancel
and
the
choir
a
closet
had
been
prepared
with
a
fire
to
prevent
the
Star
go
Into
a
tie
for
.lrst
place
with
Kinsmen,
as
they
won
their
second
game
37
to
10
while
de
ago.
Let
us
consider
Sword
of
State.
The
Princess
,
centuries
H-McBride
St.
Phone
311
SHOPPING
EARLY!
ALL
TYI'HS'
NOW
ON
HA)
,
,
at
the
infant
from
taking
cold.
Citi
November
14th
to
20th
"EDUCATION
WEEK
Royal
wore
a
blue
velvet
in-,
the
baptism
oi
that
other
Prln-fant's
robe
trimmed
with
ermine
cess
Elizabeth,
second
daughter
zens
who
were
debarred
from
the
church
led
the
Royal
procession.
feating
Rupert
Hotel.
North
Star
had.
too
much
experience
fo;
their
opponents
and
quickly
Jumped
into
the
lead.
Rupeit
Hotel's
defense
was
very
weak
and
North
Star's
forward
line
The
Earl
of
Essex
bore
gllt-covrred
basins
arui
the
Marquess
of
Exeter
carried
a
taper
of
vir-
rr
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
gin
wax.
DroKe
tnrougn
vo
score
munj
tastiv
the
Roval
Infant
ap-'
times.
The
passing
of
North
peared
in
the
arms
of
her
great-
Star
was
weak
but
this
didn't
grandmother,
the
D
o
w
a
g
e
r,noia
mem
aown.
nuperi
woiet
t
n.irhPKs
of
Norfolk.
Her
kins-
offense
was
alright
but
their
"I'VE
THOUGHT
THIS
THING
OUT..."
Says
Tom
Franck
men
held
a
canopy
over
her
head.
The
baby
was
wrapped
ln
a
purple
veivet
and
ermim
mantle,
her
train
of
regal
Christmas
.
.
.
shoitim;
nkws
from
shooting
was
poor.
.
Senior
Co-op
Lindsay
7,
Holkestad
18,
Domlnato
2,
MacPhee
,19,
Beynon
8,
Murray
3,
Vannettu.
Fitch
8,
Brew.
63.
Brownwoods
Forman
3,
La
I
think
I
ran
make
up
bv
on
mind
hotter
than
anv
f
length
held
by
important
noble-Inipn.
A
flourish
of
trumpets
I
sounded
as
the
Royal
Infant
was
(Going
Steady
borne
to
the
altar.
The
Bishop
vlgnc
5,
Shier
18,
Gurvich
n.
with
B.C.
...
Anneft
WOOL
PKNCIL-SLIM
SKIKTS
AM)
NOVELTl
Pierce
4,
Thompson
15,
Owens
4,
Johnson,
Sampson.
53.
Intermediate
,.
Stone's
Christcff
13,
Duma
of
London
conducted
the
cere-mony.
And
tlfat
high,
official,
the
Garter
King
of
Arms,
cried
'
aloud,
"God
of
his
infinite
gorid-I
ness
send
a
prosperous
life
and
WOOL
SWEATERS
...
All
Sinrs
and
(
1.
Smith
2,
McChesney
8,
Mar
shall
5,
Wesch,
Young.
Krlst-
Just
what
you
art-
looking
for
to
complet
that
Christmas
.shopping
list
long
to
the
high
and
mighty
Princess
of
England,
Elizabeth."
ri
m
s:4NOVKLTY
STVI.f
S-AII
Colors
manson.
29.
Fashion
Slatta
7,
Intermcla
Haugan
4,
Pierce
12,
Gill
2,
Teng.
Arnsten
6,
James
2.-33.
Ladies'
O0
0
OSKKUHfOOtKi
0
OOOO
CH5
(Hi
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
H.
U.
Johnston
Co.
LU1.)
Sizes.
Perfect
for
your
Gabardine
Suit
government
official
can
flo
it
for
me.
And
that's
v.hy
I'm
plugging
for
our
free
oporl
unity
demoeralir
system.
To
me,
it
means
freedom
of
choice;
choice
of
education
and
vocation,
choice
of
employer
and
of
politics.
Like
most
young
Canadians
I
want
lo
elioose
mv
education
and
fit
myself
for
the
job
or
llic
profession
I've
decided
on
.
.
.
not
be
told
how
and
what
to
do
bv
a
politician
two
thousand
miles
awav.
If
I'm
capable
and
w
ho
doesn't
try
to
be
I'll
succeed.
.
And
what's
more
important,
our
free
opportunity
democracy
makes
it
possible
for
others
like
me
lo
gel
ahead
as
far
and
as
fast
as
thev
can.
hut
our
polities
are
or
who
our
families
were
doesn't
mutter.
We'll
make
it
on
how
well
we
do
our
jobs
.
.
.
not
bow
vtcll
we
know
a
political
boss
or
how
well
we
serve
an
all
powerful
political
party.
I've
thought
this
thing
out.
By
comparison
and
on
its
own
merits,
our
free
opportunity
democracy
oilers
more
to
me
a
Student
than
any
Sociulisl
or
(.omiiiunisi
000
OOO
OOOOOttOOOO&OOOO
OCH
People's
Store
Bill,
Quick,
Budlnlch
10,
Howe
6,
Sedgcwlck
2,
Bailey,
MacLeod
2,
Dumas
2,
'GIFT
BOXES
F
Buy
with
confidence
at
Vancouver
Bralorne
C.60
B.
R.
Con
03
Youngman
4.-26.
t
Miller
Bay
Aschoff,
Vincent
ii.
Ii.
it
UO-2
4,
Letness.
Wood.
Dickie.
Lock
ANNETTE
MANSELL
I
hard.
Plowman,
Hills,
MacKay,
.Cariboo
Quartz
112
Grull
Wihksne
04
McBroom.
4.
Junior
North
Star
Sedgewick
DKKSS
SALON
525
Third
Avenue
West
2
Walsh
2,
Simonson
10,
Young
8
Hedlcy
Mascot
32
Pend
Oreille
6.00
Pioneer
2.60
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
13
Reeves
McDonald
3.00
Reno
07
Vj
Kelcheson
2,
Johnsen
7,
Sathc
6,
Currie.
37.
i
((
sssd&srX
Rupert
Hotel
Jordan,
B.
Mc-
state
would.
And
by
"more,
I
mean
more
choice
of
Farlanc,
A.
McFarlane
2,
Stacey
2,
Morrison
2,
Donaldson,
Markl
what
I
want
to
do,
more
opportunity
to
succeed,
Salmon
Gold
llVV
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Taylor
Bridge
35
2,
Becker
2
10.
more
rewards
if
I
make
good,
and
a
higher
standard
Taku
River
.:
Vananda
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
.34
,
.53
'
.03
Vi
.07
.00
.01
of
living
for
everybody.
Certainly
I
want
a
free
opportunity
:
democracy.
And
because
I
want
it,
I'm
going
to
work
1
to
defend
it
and
Steamship
Movement!
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Coqultlam,
11
p.m
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1:30
p.m.
hifJm
a
4
-
iff
THE
ft
PARA
Spud
Valley
Central
'
Zeballos
improve
it
in
every
way
I
can.
;??'
$
,
'
i'.";;?
TWM
ii
mi
Ourrew
stock
is
gradually
arm
nnrlalnlV
certainly
nlUliy
many
ver.
VCiy
there
are
WE'VE
aft
Li"
.r-
..;
.'.--
new
designs
thlsear.
(vj
CHRISTMAS.
the
A
shipment
has
just
oon.e
in
J
J
8
the
..rnr
neoule
and
1
J
X':
"'Sv
'
at
w
v
.y.-.f.
.
."
-
s.r.
&
?F
Choose
today
from
our
quite
reasonable
at
$100
to
$
-".selection
of
beautiful
Christ-
'-4
i-grtmas
Cards
and
gay
Holiday
V-,.v.
.
ir,.,k
any11""'
wrappings.
to
nave
style"
We'd
...
like
you
-
udvnt
y
.
8t.lS
UK
,
Tom
Franck,
L'nuersily
Si
it
.
i
,wr'
For
smari
jewui
j
-
visit
our
si
'Jt
1
i-.--jtt'-'&?J.JW:.
t.
ifr-';
W
IVfupRiMi:
I
.
u
flt
thp.
UU1SC
a
price
ii
i&
v
-
Come
ln
early
and
select
while
our
collection
Is
full
and
complete.
r.icciiTciiEon
,
PHARMACY
Limited
Third
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
Phone
79
Standard
Oil
Company,
of
Rritish
Colunilna
Limited
Marine
Building,
Vancouver,
B.C.
iT'"
er'e
f
advertinetnenla
fponsored
by
Standonl
of
B.C.
and
itt
attociales,
the
independent
ChetTon
Dealert,
to
pretrnt
the
people's
views
on
the
rr
(
and
opportunities
mvailable
to
us
in
British
Columbia
under
our
democratic
free
opportunity
system.
This
vfm.
M
are
convinced,
offers
the
greatest
incentives,
tha
hi
ghe
ft
standards
of
living,
the
best
job-stnurily
and
f
freedom
of
thought
and
action.
f
'
I