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Prince
Rupert
Dolly
News
Friday.
'October
13,
lOSfi
Pushovers
Taking
Substantial
lead
FALL
and
WINTER
feS
Men's
Bowling
Men's
Tlve
fin
League
stand-
Fashion
Footwear
are
being
ior
men
and
Boys
.
1
m
,
lngs
riad
a
quick
shuffle
this
dTotiTieid
s
Patent
OFFICE
'
PftiVATE
held
In
check
In
Group
1
of
the
I
Mixed
Bowling
League
While
'Pushovers
In
Group
2
are
making
gains
in
first
place.
week
.partly
on
account
of
three
defaulted
matches
anl
also
be
-Pure
Harvey
Woods
Watson's
Turnbull's
Cce
Tee
cause
tof
atpeets.
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High
scorers
were-J.Comadina
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VII
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M
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Wool
qridCo
I
of
Home
Oil
with
345
tor
slnele
fgame
while
three
game
tooa
,
was
scored
by
Q.
Paul
of
D
&
S
comomaTions
,
jn.rts
and
Drawers
U
1
'
with
824
which
Is
a
new
season
I
mark.
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PS
to
mr,U
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Team
results
were
as
follows:
.
Cook's
Jewellers
4,
Kaien
In-
Fraser
a
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P.i
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dustrles
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7----
"Captain
Moryan'skti.
High
scores
Wednesday
night
were
:
ilAdies'
single,
F.
Schaefer
(Flying
Saucers)
273.
High
ladies'-
three
games,
A.
Whatman
(Pushovers
720,-a
new.
season
record.
-
High
men's
single
and
high
three
game
total,
Ed
Mussellam
(Great
West
Life)
290
and
743.
Team
results
were
as
follows:
Pushovers
4,
Cloverleafu
'0
Blow-Outs
4,
Scuby'g
Furs
0.
Washouts
S,
Corrtads
1.
Bank
cf
Montreal
8,
Bulklty
Market
1.
Headpinners
a,
Great
West
Life
2.
ons
of
Norway
2,
Cantels
2.
Dibb
Printing
4,
Miller
Bay
0.
Gverwattea
4.
Health
Unit
0.
Wallace's
4,
Wood
&
McClay
0.
Flying
Saucers
3,
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
1.
Booth
School
3,
Social
Welfare
1.
Fashion
Footwear
2,
Shentcn
Sheet
2.
!
STANDINGS:
Group
1
Fashion
Footwear
15
Dibb
Printing
14
Booth
School
13
Ambassadors
4,
Philpott
Evitt,
Canadian
Legion
4,
Jaycees
No.
2,
0.
.
Scotians
3,
Bulgers
1.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
No.
1,
8,
Manson's
1.
Mallets
2,
Blain
Bros.
2.
D
&
S
4,
Jaycees
No.
1,0.
Short
Circuits
4,
Oddfellows
0.
Toughies
3,
Fitters
1.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ho.
2,
S,
'Crescents
1.
Home
Oil
3,
Brown
woodi
1.
Three
C's
2.
Helpers
'2.
STANDINGS:
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LIVERPOOL
QUEBEC
HAVRE
LONDON
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"FRANCONIA"
"SCYTHIA"
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Nov.
1,
Nov.
29
Oct.
24,
Nov.
21
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Oct.
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Nov.
15
Dec.
22
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CONDUCTED
SAILING
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Nov-
29
,rom
Quebec
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liverpool
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A.
J.
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of
Cunor,
Winnipag)
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CHRISTMAS
SAILING
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"Just
tell
him
it's
something
new
in
long-playing
records."
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Dec
13
from
Halifax
to
Greenock
&
Liverpool
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(Conductor,
J.
P.
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of
Giwrd,
Toronto)
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NEW
YORK
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THE
WORLD
MEDITERRANEAN
and
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WEST
INDIES
CRUISES
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See
Your
Local
Agent:
"No
one
can
terve
you
better"
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Manson's
.....
16
Ambassadors
16
Cook's
Jewellers
12
Philpott
Evltt
12
Bulgers
11
Blain
Bros.
,
10
Thorn
Sheet
No,.!
10
Scotians
....
...
10
,
J.C.'s
No.
2
7
1
Kaien
Industries
6
Mallets
5
Canadian
Legion
5
Home
rOil
13
Three
'C's
11
Short
Circuits
11
JiC.1i
No.
1
9
Thom
Sheet
No.
2
9
Brown
woods
7
Helpers
7
Fitters
5
'Oddfellows
2
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nigel
Hale
will
'.eavry
tonight
on
the
Chilcotin
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
fallowing
their
wedaing.
The
future
Mrs.
Hale
is
Miss
Marian
Watson,
teacher
at
Booth
School.
Ralphe
Browne,
who
was
In
the
city
recently
returning
to
Juneau
after
a
vacation
In
Port
Arthur,
has
recovered
in
Juneau
after
a
ten
days'
spell
of
Illness
an-i
resumed
his
duties
as
assistant
manager
of
the
Alaska
Development
Board.
Mr.
Browne,
who
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
last
war,
was
accompanied
on
his
trip
east
by
"Mrs.
Browne
and
family
comprising
lour-year-old
Calvin
tnd
Michael,
aged
a
year
and
a
'half.
...
and
always
the
favourite
whenever
the
finest
rum
drinks
are
served.
Next
time
try
tin
smooth
and
flavourful
Captain
Morgan-Canada's
largest
selling
rum.
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vcNcKAL
AGENTS
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Group
2
Toughies
17
Crescents
15
D
&
S
14
Shenton
Sheet
12
Wallace's
Dept
12
Flying
Saucers
11
Miller
Bay
Hosp
11
T.R.
Plumbing
9
Overwaitea
9
Health
Unit
5
Social
Welfare
5
Wood
i
McClay
3
Group
I
Pushovers
16
Great
West
Life
13
Washouts
13
Hlow-Oute
12
Cantels
12
Bulk'ey
Market
12
Cloverleafs
n
Sleadplnners
10
Bank
of
Montreal
8
Sons
of
Norway
8
Scubys
Furs
..."
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