Today
in
Sports
-'Wonday,
November
15,
1548
-
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
7
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IT
PAYS
TO
ROW
YOUR
OWN
WITH
6
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Rust-Proof!
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Insulating!
SEA
AIR
AND
SEA
WATER
DO
NOT
AFFECT
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HIGH
SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
NIGHT
BUT
ONLY
SENIORS
COULD
WIN
-Senior
lM?nc-Hih
School
18.
Savoy
44
Intermediate
Leajrue-Hijrh
tchoola,
Merchants
30
Indies'.
lartie
Hieh
1-hool
22.Iwn's
23
Jrmiffr
'
I.earrtte-11
i
c
h
School
18,
Kinsmen
21
ALUMINUM
Ribbecl
T?oofing
Cigarette
Tobacco
'TtESD.lY
'Sports
am.
9:00
Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
"Class,
"pjn.
2
:30-Klng
'Edward
Gym
Class.
3:30
Rap-Rec
Jr.
Boys.
.
"8.00
Bup-3lec
Men.
,
High
Hchool
"BasketbaU
4
:00
HI
Stfiool
4
vs."
Hi
School
3.
4:45
Annunciation
'vs.
Borden.
Basketball
'
Ihiw
Gaines
and
'It
was:High
School
hakethall
night
at
the
Civic
MUD.
S
WE
T,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
Centre
gym
Saturday
as
all
its
teams
saw
action
w-tore
a
Urge
crowd,
Thev
did
not
do
m
w
ell,
however.
The
box
score
for
the
evening
was
cvte
ame
won
by
SIDING
Available
In
6,
8,
"9
k.
lf-foot
lengths
fncheswide.
6:30
Junior:
Rupert
Kottl,
Hrii
School
ami
three
lo?t.
Only
the
Senior
Rain-.
vs.
North
star,
:
ul-
-
Wrers
were
able
to
w
in.
!
'
seeond
One
point
loss
of
the
evening
for
H:th
Bfhooi
teams.
It
was
a
elose
game
all
the
way
with
Tseither
team
having
th?
Order
Years
From
7:ao
women:
Miner
tviy
vs.
'-P
1
in
-flnr-iong
rtin-rirint
ha
name
I
tie
-wsm
vrt
pmu
I
The
one
wfar
rsirie
as
an
upset
.
r?-
.....
,
'in
h
fu.nuw
n
.h.n
...
'the
lead
changing
many
t!m
i"wi's-
hwj
jtft
l
see
both
sides
of
the
game.
Individual
scoring;
Senior
Savoy
R.
Holkertad
11.
Arr.ey
8.
M.
-HoikeitUtd
4.
Davu
4.
Junior..
TOWoST'
.Ue-W
defeated
the
powerful
ihe'flRal
quarter.
Merchants
edge.
The
first
-score
came
front
ts.
OHJncs.
.
.
.
'
.
.
.
.
WiPh
....
.
lr
an
n
in
99
o
jtnfantinir
riffpnlinP
IliEh
a
liv
1...
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avr.
-v....
h
w..
.laVunul
.
.
,.,.,
9:45-Senior:
rBrowrvwoods
-n.
"exeran
wquaa
i
avoy
Htneio
V
"
....
V.
V
L
.
'
PHILPOn,
EVITT&
CO.
LTD.
PHONES
651-632
COAL,
LUMBER
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
Haugan
2,
Clccone
5.
to
44.
The
Krst
score
came
when'
wnw-
inr-w.
.rm
numuvon
naa
10
leave
MfK-.r
r.
J.
J.
!
ed
ea
a
a
fasi-passing
iasi-piuiB
attaeK
wy
own
;
,
we
game
game
In
in
the
uie
first
nrsi
D
8chek
-roppl
In
one-!
quarter
4.
Haugan.
Morgan
6-44.
her-
-u
Ihander
from
the
aide.
Fiaten
1
teams
ouv
uir,
wu..
......
wneu
arte
siuiainea
an
mnue
in-
uo-aie-m
u.
generic
20.
O'.-
Kie
Srk,
I
.
..
.
.
.
...
Jlham
t
Jl
uiTl
iMXkptS
It
eltdra
lllrr
th.
Khimki
In
i.inrl'un
cnrlr
n
c
.
.
i
v"
iiotiowea
wim
a
an
01
trom
ine
--
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-
u.
u.
iiuiu
'
.
w.nnun
j.
r,a-:u
Co-op.
Special
atn.
-4.00
Junior
Leatherfraft.
7:39
MUred
Leathers
ran.
'8:60
Symphony
Orchestra.
'8:0O
Bridge
'Lessons.
8
:06-iJ.Ccr.
'
PobHc
Speaking.
8:00
Horticultural
Soriety
8!00-ewrng
Class
(U.RC.t.
SCHEDULE
FOR
'ky.
Arney
-aeored
for
Savoy
3
ior
irigu
oli,
...
quarter.
11
-was
a
tougn
oreaKjt'Mi
we&ter,
Car'json
5,
S
iwtth
-a
lay-up.
R-
Holkes'ad
'Qwrter
kept
the
fast
pare
j
for
High
School
because
Hamil-
JE'herk.
Su.nberg
48.
pone4
a
-one-hander
from
the
:
and
Iwd
Ue
teaau'3f.g
Uvt
tun
is
one
cl
wieu-
top
players.
intermediate-,
r
eorner.
Bo-Me-Hi
had
-had
the
hoop
w
ith
their
shots.
HiRh
High
School
held
the
lead
at
the
j
MwchanU-Moore
7.
Owens
2
-first
"School
held
their
lead
as
thna!f
12
to
11.
The
third
ouar-
iiwre
In
the
quarter
-whifh
Youngman
5,
Hcbb
12.
Mercer
I
T2T
A
rj
Basketball
Standings
'LADIES'
BOWLS
Nov.
15
DeJong's
vs.
Taft
&
Wtlson
2.
R.
Anderson,
B.
Aa-
ended
II
to
5
tn
their
favor.
The'"'1
er.oa
ji
w
iU.
wr
openw
wnn
twm
onen-
'
second
Quarter
'opened
Titii
Quarter
started
with
Merchant
tsjve
starving
to
click
and
they
Savoy
putting
on
a
drive
ie.1
'
nghtmg
hard
to
eut
down
the
Went
mto
the
lead
at
the
end
by
Amey
and
HoUcestad
which
lead.
The
play
of
the
game
came
.19
to
16.
The
final
juarPr
had
jptst
them
ahead
15
to
13
with
S
In
quarter
when
Owens
Of
;
High
School
working
hard
to
Imrnntes
tone.
Don
Scherk
.cored
;
Merchants
took
a
rebound
off
'overcome
the
lead
but
fell
one
TORCHY
PEDEM
derson
30.
High
School
6.
Scherk
8.
Elil,
Sunberg
5.
Katchford
4.
Webster
8.
Helin.
Sharpe
2.
Rarf
2.
Van'
Pykatra
29
Odowes,
Weetvljw,
vs.
Orange,
Senior
Sianson
s
vs.
Gordpn
&
Ander-(
son.
Annates
vs.
Savoy
Stng-
Co-op
ers.
Scuby's
vs.
Variety.
I
Savoy
HANGS
UP
BIKE
thnw
nM
trails
in
his
'
basket
and
dribbled
the
,
point
short
as
the
eame
ended.
l.OOO;
.000:
i
Women'
He
SMITH
I
give
his
team
the
lead
at
the
!
length
of
the
floor
to
seore.
The
;
High
School
lost
ano-Jier
of
their
m
.
SchoolCurri.
fi
,
vk.
nnal
Quarter
an
tlWf,
In
the
fin.!
Ha'n
ha.l-24
21.
half
to
The
rust
J'ltei
A
A.
which
had
the
gaard
,4
4,
Hamiuon.
Matson
Ma(
6
Will
Saw
Devote
Himself
To
Deveiopiac
Porta
We
-
Nov.
22
Annettes
vs.
Variety,
Bo-Me-Hi
West
view
vs.
G.
&
A
Orange
Brown
woods
...
"vs.
Deiong'i,
Savoy
S-sringers
Intermediate
-vs.
Mansonj's,
8cuby's
vs.
Taft
Fashion
creased
.
pace
minutes
of
the
game
when
Mai-
'
'dosecheckine
holdir.e
the
top
teams
battling
for
each
basket.
,
son
suffered
an
Injured
ankle.
Pavich.
Keays,
Peterson.
Kennedy
4,
Learl!'.,
Webster
2
-22
1000
1000.
;
Morgan's
-s.
k
Odewes.
NEW
YORK.
tJ-fter
twentyi
.
,tA
r.f
-n-.
With
2l2
minutes
to
go
Mer-i
The
game
waa
weU
Diaved
and
W
.
1
.
1
-
1
0
.
1
.
1
.
1
.0
0
.
2
.
1
.
0
.
0
Dom's
B.
Hamilton
4,
Thain
fhooe
171
3001
reafs"
fafme
as
one
of
the
wrorld'i
4.
I
chants
led
27
to
26.
Webster
put
icloselv
eontMited
itVith
taml
;
-
-
.
UUi
U
1UCU
iti
o
.m
CA
wmi
wvn
t
-
wj
v
,
,reatest
etx-dav
bicvele
riders.
.
....
Hluh
School
ahead
when
he
took
the
same
n
amber
of
h,ut
Merchanta
Stone's
High
-School
....
Advertise
,ln
the
Dai.y
News!.
-
'hui
wu(
immi
'inrau
i
iv.
.
-
i
-
.000
'
Yium
nurrnyi
rroen
s
short
ouick
Daises
Scherk
ted'
scoreo
wim
a
lay-up
snw.
in
at
me
oasiet.
42-UOm
a
acomig
Attentis
Women's
I
tamed
In
his
bike
and
jersey
for
his
t,am
bv
nng
10
Ddtnts'Mercer
stored
his
only
basket
Hi
field
goals
and
High
School
Dom's
1000
a
set
of
carpenter's
tools.
a
tape
this
uarter
savoy
managed
to
f
from
the
-
key
to
put
Merchants
i
10.
iiOOj
measure
and
overalls
and
Ha4
shave
bM
BMe-Ri
s
ad.
Youngnjan
foUowed
ithin
x,OR
ALL
BtDMl
High
School
..
Peoples
ooa
!5"e
wort
v,,oH
a
t1
w
.c
h.
m.aMr
m.
'
a
penalty
shot.
Kcnert
nnisnea
The
Junior
game
gave
Kins
If
Vf
1
foul
sr-ot
XW0-
At
42,
the
Victoria-born
'ed-fed
Ttie'torrld
oace
cor.nnued
I
scoring
"with
-a
Miller
Bay
:
men
their
second
win
Ther
Ap
Junior
,e;feated
High
School
24-18.
For
fen
has
"hung
up
his
bikes"
tor'
m
ifce
rnal
quarter
as
Savoy
mith
,W!S
1080
10
s1"15
10CO
food
and
will
devote
allliis
time
1,31
to
cut
down
the!maullnS
1,1
tne
ame
Kinsmen
2
lET'ER
1
man
opened
tne
scoring
with
a
1
1
North
Star
1
Njrt
hi
wj
tu
an
IUea
tnaj,
ne
ana
-ius
lei-
nead.
jBo-Me-HT
managed
to
told
I
High
School
iiaa
the
edge
i'one-hander
from
the
aide
Black
.000
tof
Canadian
cyclist,
-
Albert
off
Savoy
and
gain
the
victory,
ball-handling
but
In
the
final
:aby
on
for
Kinsmen
with
;
Rupert
Hotel
a
ar.i
sh
t
IXVULVt
High
School
0
Juvenile
-
powered,
fast
stretch
drive
they
weakened
t-
,ou,
gn6t.
The
Kinsmen
team
SaVOyS
hih
I
orin
r.-.
rrorl
was
held
In
lne
Heavier
ana
rp-n-
tkept
the
nh
fast
Drett,
fw
.
'breaking
offensive
Prim
tilt.
High
1
Borden
.
at
1
'i
1
J
I
close
close
enceo
enceo
Mercnar.u.
ieixnar..
neon
was
wa
wruch
which
gave
gave
them
the
lead
,
"
check
aa
game
by
"
the
Wy
GO!!
.
.
rifbt
for
a
strike!
Bit
ar
mns,7HH
eiay
wlinirsith
year
friends
on
ur
aiieyw
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Sat
cnecKUig
luiuiriucrs.
du-w
-
u-uuic,
n-n.
tuc
uiug
iua:-
!Hi
ha"d
the
edge.
In
ball
hand-'
Pmts.
Webater
and
Scherk
led
terras
even
with
no
team
hav-
King
Edward
High
2
'ting
and
shooting.
Rupert
Hol-
W'h
sscnooi
otiensiveiy
ana
jg
the
advantage.
The
flnpl
csrn
H
i
cm
Sport
Shots
.000
J000
.000
000
kestad,
otfersive
star
tor
Savoy,
Sunberg
was
tops
on
cetense.
quarter
opened
with
High
School
Annunciation
High
3
High
-4
4
t
John
F.
L
R
aa
held
to
11
ooints
by
Art
with
thr
experience
uvese
tryingliard
to
take
the
lead
but
wt
At
i
...
tti."
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f
M'
"
:
:
t.
'
r
Gi
I
'"
ijlifrK:
m
v.
-;
V
I
1
(
urday
and
Sunday
after
-
1
sssa
Olson,
who
played
a
wonderful
players
should
-help
the
High
eame
vh
ghooUni?
Newlandi
game
defensively.
Flaten
played,
School
team
to
be
a
potent
fac-Kinsmen
put
the
game
away
noCns
an3"everJngs.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
eve
Wherever
Malcolm
Phont
lilf
'1
Don
or
-a
lne
'eagoe
race.
Mer
and
his
fiancee
Annie
Alexander
j
a
strong
guard
position
nings
after
9
o'clock.
with
a
strong
defensive
game.
go
subject
ts
almost
always
soc-'
Scherk
was
high
scorer
with
20.
chants,
at
times,
showed
"form
Letotfrneau
was
tops
on
defense
KWKIU21
and
itrKav
led
Kinsmen
on
of
cer-No
wonder.
Malcolm
is
a
for-
1
points.
Several
of
the
Savoy
at
lby
re
eapaoie
01
piay
i
i
6-
lertsive.
High
School
showed
an
'
Inser
St.
Mirren
oa:
keeper
re-
players
are
still
rounding
into
WMfW
CTWtVHnS
cently
signed
by
Preston
Xorth
playtng
shape
and
they
should
1
!
w
X
VI
'
...
1
Wtf
-.
STOCK
REDUCING
()
t
Ul
End
and
Annie
ts
right'
back
0!
'
improve
as
the
season
progress-Shotts'
ladies
football
team.
The'es.
...
.
.
.
-
.tg-ra
ia
Merchants
scored
13
field
goals
improvement
In
their
game
and,
while
talcing
60
shots.
Hh
;;.
a
little
better
showing
In
School
took
59
Ehots
to
make
12
their
shooting,
might
have
taken
field
goals.
the
game.
LADIES'
The
refereeing
was
good
con-
The
ladies'
game
gave
Dom's
sidering
that
the
three
top
their
second
win
of
the
season
league
refs
are
absent.
It
is
HP-
WITH
A
couple
were
born
within
a
few
hundred
yards
of
each
other
in
the
village
ol
Nemains,
Lanarkshire.
,
.Savoys
took
84
shots
and
netted
18.
Bo-Me-Hi
took
74
shots
and
scored
19.
INTERMEDIATE
k,
a
Gi.wial
antad
Cl
b...
HEW
The
Intermediate
game
start-.with
a
one
point
23
to
22
victory
satisfactory
to
see
some
senior
ed
as
a
full
contest
but
ended
over
High
School.
It
was
th?
players
taking
a
try
at
of-
10
OFF
'
v
inif
t
mi
1
-i
a
n
-
From
the
windswept
golf
course
near
the
cliffs
at
Bude.
at
Cornwall,
comes
this
taU
tale:
Th
duffer
drove
from
the
short
sixth
tee,
his
-ball
roiling
Into
the
rough
several
yards
from
the
A
H:K
rl
Every
SCIT
and
pair
ot
XMfPHOTOS
Order
Early
Chandler
&
Cowgill
For
AppolntmenU
PHONE
DAY:
GREEN
330
KITE:
BLACK
216
4lh
Street
SLACKS
in
our
store
a
l
Brand
vj
Stock.
FOR
"TEN
V
AYS
ONLY
PrU'Ct
S
I
green.
Up
flew
a
friendly
sea-
pull,
picked
ud
the
hall
and
dropped
it
neatly
five
yards
from
the
pin.
onoce
7tl
Spare
Regret
-Don't
For
jet-Buy
NOW
and
Save
tor
"
'
Christmas!
C)wANlZ
your
day
careully
.
.
.
Plan
the
menu
10
give
minimum
last,
min-
Mother,
you
know
what
com-fijnuu
renef
rou
get
when
you
rub
on
wannirig
VicicsVapdvub!
Hot
.
,
.
if
a
cW
chokeMip
your
youngster
and
makes
brearun?
difficuit
.
.
.
hero's
a
iprruil
way
to
use
VapoRub
lur
grand
relief,
loo!
.
.
,
N'
Vapokub
Stooml
Put
a
good
spncrJul
of
Vicfcs"
VaooRub
to
a
tx!
of
totl!ng
wa.er
or
vatxrtter.
Then
.
.
.
fc-t
your
ehiki
nrhe
In
the
sooth-ine
VapoRab
Swam.
Medicated
vapors
penetrate
direct
to
coid-cotiKested
upper
bvonchial
tubes,
tur.ijf
relief
vrtih
evrry
brea'l
For
continued
relief
while
child
sleeps,
rub
throat,
chf-st
LADIES'
"B"
TIMETABLE
Thorn
Sheet
M,
LIMITED
H
ft-
prepawtuToj
.
.
.
Leaves
you
fresh
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guests,
ruw
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au
Schedule
Tor
second
third.,
of.
CLEAN
VOI
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f
R
ETA
III
YOLK
M
V
INSTALANKW
Ladies'
"B"
Bowling
League
is
as
follows:
CAN
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
Stanfield's
Underwear
and
Best
Work
Pants
I
Nov.
16
Miller
Bay
vs.
Busy
and
back
wilb
Vku
VapoRi.
-
if
A
firnnm.fliifr
iBees.
Noble
&
Wick
vs.
Boosters,
AND
tng
It
hours
llffC
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Behnonts,
Toilers
ww
ww
mm
war
mwgmm
fflM0
7or
a
Balanced
Ateal
u.i..
.
.tKinr
in
the
Sheet
to
relieve
is-
II
iwitW
tress.
Try
Ul
V
VapoRub
v
253
East
Fim
Ave.
FAWrETT
PF.ALCT
vs.
Brownwoods,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Stars.
Nov.
23
Brownwoods
-
vs.
Bel-
monts.
Busy
-Bees
vs.
Noble
'
Tfcalse
s
better
breakfast
a
breakfast
-with
-LJ
Grape-Nuts
included
will
pay
dividends
in
t;!il
cner0
throughout
the
day
J
Delicious
Gripe
Nuts
help
to
give
the
important
carbohydrates,
proteins,
and
mineral
you
need
And
don't
forget
that
Gripe-Nuts
are
tcmnmic!
as
well
as
a
delightful
eawe
treat
you
need
only
2
tablespoon
ulj
for
a
ving
Your
grocer
has
Grape
Nuts.
RUPERT
MARINE
REB
J.
CLAl'SEN
t
S0
We
Take
Listings
of
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
8ROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
fl
Wick,
Toilers
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Boosters
vs.
Stars.
Nov.
80
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Toiler,
Boosters
vs.
Behnonts,
Stars
ts.
Noble
ii
Wick,
Brownwoods
tj.
Busy
Bees.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Dec.
7
Brownwoods
vs.
Stars.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Rosa
Lees,
Boosters
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Tollers
vs.
TRY
;
1
j
RUPERT
MARINE
REA
SALES
OK
THAFJ
FOB
QUICK
(Just
East
of
Lipsett
i.
'
Another
PRICE
IiniSE
Coming!
"All
Building
Trade's
rates
to
rise,
effective
in
this
area
January
1st,'
1419.
In
these
days
of
rocketing
prices,
every
dollar
saved
is
of
growing
Importance
to
the
property
owner.
Those
of
our
fellow
citizens,
who
plan
repairs,
alterations
to
homes
or
business
premises
before
spring,
can
effect
a
Saving
Of
approximately
20
by
having
their
work
done
BEFORE
January
1,
1949.
This
notice
L
posted
In
the
Interest
of
all
concerned
as
a
public
service
but
our
company
would
be
pleased
to
offer
advice!
-nd
suggestions
to
anyone
directly
interested.
Estimates
of
course,
are
free.
Hoping
to
be
of
service
to
you,
we
remain
Yonrs
respectfully,
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Phone
563
-
2M)
Belmonts,
Mater
Bay
vs.
NoMe
Bos
MS
&
Wick.
i
-
'
'
imnm
mmm
.
In
The
fipimii
roort
of
HrttlA
la
rvnfcue
'
til
the
Maltn-
or
t
-.UmlnMratleii
i
Art'
I
'And
-
la
the
Matter
of
the
estate
of
Franm
TAKE
KOTICK
Utat
bv
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
.
O.
PultoB.
mad
l
She
Mth
4ay
U
Oetotxr.
A
D.
1S44
i
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
Kite
estate
of
Franen
Neind.
taMl
All
fmHm
hav.n
Hbi
'
a?am.'t
FISHERMEN
Repairs
to
IIICII
SPEED
EJl
w
specialty.
We
have
the
latest
chinery
and
specially
TRAINED
to
handle
this
class
of
enjine
now,
do
not
wait
until.
the
that
overhaul.
If
you
are
thirKmJ
w
haul,
we
will
be
glad
to
look:
and
make
our
recommendation-better
still
DROP
IN
and
talk
Shop
Foreman.
n
f
RUPERT
MOTORS
.
,1
"V.
J
.
tvy.
1
U
said
Estate
arc
bereo
rvquftea
:
to
furaM)
same,
properly
wrifkpd,
to
'
roe
m
nr
before
the
30
aey
of
DAWN
PINK
WHITE
MELLOW
BIFF
IVORY
PAGODA
GREEN
'PEACH
TTErT
GOLD
POWDER
'BLUE
PAMPAS
CREAM
The
Wander
Wall
Paint
December.
"ISrtS,
after
wblen
eialms
filed
may
-be
paid
without
retime
'
to
ufiy
elaims
of
which
I
then
had
i
ao
knowledge.
i
All
paun
Indebted
to
Uac
estate
:
are
rufcred
to
pay
the
amount
of
i
their
tndefefdnew
to
me
fonhwitti.
I
DATED
this
20tfa
day
of
October,
i
AD.
l48.
ALBERT
E.
PXJDtJlS
mt
(InL7anoDeRQote
THOMPSOII
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
Official
Admtnwtra'or.
t
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BC
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