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Monday,
September
12,
199,
,
COMMERCIALS
PkO'lESI
(Ccrrtinuea
from
Page
1)
BATTERY
EXTENDS
ADVANTAGE
IN
MOBLEY
SERIES
...
Friday
evening's
Mobley
CUP
football
game
produced
another
of
the
thrilling
battles
that
have
made
football
so
interesting
with
FATHER
X
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SON...
Sont
get
good
wnoking
advict
reaucti
art
sctuoMf
lor
each
other
t
-
to
whorl
auamo
your
pot
$
fooo
(to
him
a
wolcomo
c
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In
Jtovour
orxl
lolurol
roatometr
always
nu
only
ID
IAIUHIS
aroaucu
tesothor
lor
box
rotulu.
?tee!
free!!
free!!!
when
fathers
lay
''Smote
Old
Chum."
Enjoy
the
fresh,
rich
flavour
that
makei
Chum
just
right
for
day-ln,
day-out
smoking.
tpday
,
,
,
with
a
package
or
half-pound
tin.
'
'
-
Old
Start
M
who
Me
tooacco
Idat'l
dwayi
food
,
,
Soltti
mUi
44
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wltlt
VJf
lof
snd
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lor
ANY
THBfl
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BALLARD
i
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pi
fod
formula!
gi
tet
-
ThM
various
M
Tip
bar.
,
Fenruson.
.
Mazzone.
Vuitrh
,
AT
FOOO
JTOHiS
IVEIVWHfM
that
followed
in
the
sixth,
Corn-well
did
not
come
out
best.
At
any
rate,
fans
were
treated
to.
a
little
added
attraction.
j
By
striking
out
one
batter
in
relieving
Rosedale,
Dahl
is
credited
with
the
win.
Corn-
well
is
charged
with
the
defeat
since
his
team
lied
the
wore
after
he
commenced
pitching.
FIRST
GAME
Summary
Errors
Lewis
2.
Abe1.
Sinclair,
Windle,
Howdick,
Valletta;
two-base
iU
Davis,
Hoae-
dale,
Cornwell,
Howdick;
stolen
base
Corn
well;
hit
by
pitcher'
Howdick
bv
Lambie:
sacr
if
ice
Hartwig;
'
struck
out
by
Lambi!
.
.
l.,,i
off
Lambie
2.
off
Utourneau
3.1
runs
batted
iu
Kerr,
Lewis
2,
Davis,
Ludwiysen,
Wuidle,
Howdick
2;
earned
runs
Merchant
4,
Commercials
0;
left
on
bases!
M.rhanU
0.
Commercials
9:
'
double
plays
Lambie
bj
Dahl
w'
Davis,
naui
Letourneau
,,.,
to
vn-.lo-
Vanetta;
winning
pitclmr
LamMc,
losing
pitcher
Letourneau.
Umpires
Montesanu,
Letour-neau,
Karasosky.
SECOND
GAME
Summary
Errors
Vanetta,
Sinclair,
Windle,
Lewis
2,
Davis
2;
two-base
hit
Windle;
int
by
pitcher
Kerr
by
Letourneau,
Sinclair,
Ewart,
Letourneau
by
Rose-dale;
sacrifice
Kerr;
struck
out
Dy
Letourneau
i,
Kosedale
7,'
Dahl
1;
bases
on
balls
off
Letour
-
'
.
neau
b
in
ova
innings,
l
on
t;prn-well
in
2
23
Innings,
off
Rose-dale.
3
in.
7
23
innings;
runs
responsible
for
Letourneau
8
Cornwell
1,
Rosedale
8;
hits
off
Letourneau
7,
Cornwell
2,
Rose-
dale
6,
Dahl
0;
winning
pitcher
Dahl,
losing
pitcher
Cornwell;
earned
runs
Merchants
d,
Commercials
0;
left
on
bases
Mer
chants
7,
Commercials
4;
double
plays
Howdick
to
Vanetta,
Corn-well
to
Gutiirle
to
Vanetta.
Umpires
Letourneau,
Karas
osky,
Pavlikis
Scorer
San
terbane.
FIRST
GAME
W.
Gomez,
Vuckovich,
Park-
a
loseik;
OIL
CHmO
5
Vo&acco
Cjf
'Slua&fy.
hnu!e.
Pavlikis.
D
fkimo?
Ward.
'
Advertise
In
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Mill
I
General
Motors
Boulter;
Lien,
John
Wlson,
Olson,
BLstwp,
Ward,
McKay,
Pat
Wilson,
PrL-e
Mercer,
Owens.
Referee
S.
P.
Woodslde
.
Linesmen
C.
Sunberg,
A
Dickens.
DUTCH
FAMILY
GO
TO
MASSET
MASSET
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Vermee
and
family
recently
arrived
here
from
Holland
to
take
up
residence.
Mr.
Vermee
is
a
nephew
of
David
Ruttan,
a
longtime
resident
of
M4s.s1.-t.
Sue:
Jim
sure
was
feeling
low
last
night.
Lu:
Well,
hope
you
slapped
hi,
face.
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11:45
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12:15
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12:25
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12:30
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12:55
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1:00
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2:00
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2:30
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i
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BATTERY
TO
RESUME
PARADES
The
120th
Heavy
Anti-Airrr.nft
Battery
will
begin
its
winter
training
schedule
at
the
Armorv
on
Sixth
Avenue
West
Monday'
evening,
after
its
summer
stand
-down,
It
was
announced
this
morning.
The
reserve
Battery
has
received
the
latest
type
of
3.7-incli
gun
which
will
be
the
basis
for
training.
SECOND
GAME
Commercials
AB
R
H
PO
Guthrie
2b
4
11
2
Vanetta
lb
....
3
11
9
Sinclair
rf
3
2
j
1
Cornwell
cf
p
..
4
l
o
0
Windle
ss
3
1
1
0
Howdick
3b
....
4
11
1
Ewart
c
2
1
o
4
Linney
if
4
0
1
5
Letourneau
p
..
1
Q
q
0
Shier
cf
L
0
0
0
Spring
cf
10
0
0
30
B
6
22
10
Struck
out
for
Shier
in
8th.
One
out
when
inning
run
was
scored.
Merchants
AB
R
H
PO
Kerr
If
1
1
1
Lewis
3b
ss
5
0
0
2
Dahl
ss
p
3
1
1
1
Davis
lb
2
2
U
Lambie
rf
3b
..
4
1
2
1
Abel
c
3
1
2
6
Maundrell
cf
..
4
1
0
1
Hartwifi
2b
....
2
0
0
1
Rosedale
p
rf
..
3
2
1
0
30
8
8
24
13
I
"aOVERNMFjn
LiatJOH
ACT"
,
Section
25)
Notice
For
Application
For
Cliin
l.lcenw
NOTICE
la
hereby
given
that
on'
the
13th
day
of
September
next
the
undersigned.
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
NUMBER
1051,
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
Club
License
In
respect
of
the
premises
situate
at
Second
Avenue
wat
r.itv
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
uoiumma,
upon
lands
described
as-Lots
3
and
4,
Block
S1A,
Section
1,
Mid
U23.
Prince
Rnner
i.nri
fr
ustration
DlBtrlet,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
lor
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
yen-dor
and
to
sell
bv
the
is
.n
liquor
so
purchased
to
its
mew
Soccei
Schedule
Sept.
12
Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
Bept.
18
Hi-avy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion
gvi'0'0
This
aJvciUstiuent
is
not
publishej
or
by
tlie
Govtiniiient
ui
Baptone
The
Merchants
AB
R
H
PO
A
Kerr
If
5
1110
Lewis
3b
5
1.2
1
2
'
Dahl
ss
4
113
5
Davis
lb
5
0
2
10
0
Abel
c
4
0
0
9
3
Rosedale
rf
....
5
1
1
0
0
Lambie
p
........
4
0
2
1
3
Hartwig
2b
....
2
112
0
Ludwigsen
cf
..
4
1
2
0
0
38
6
12
27
,13
Commercials
AB
R
H
PO
A
Guthrie
5
0
2
3
3
Sinclair
rf
:
4
10
0
0
Ewart
c
5
10
6
0
Cornwell
cf
....
5
2
4
3
0
Windle
ss
4
0
0
3
2
Howdick
3b
....
3
0
2
0
Linney
If
3
0
1
2
0
Vanetta
lb
....
4
0
17
0
Letourneau
p
..
4
0
0
1
2
37
4
9
27
7
RUE
Merchants
..
200
103
0006
12
3
Commercials
300
000
0104
9
4
the
Heavv
Battery
winning'
from
General
Motors
by
two
goals
to
one.
Morcer
showed
neat
Jootball
and
Owens
forced
a
corner.
Mazzone
spoiled
Mercer
as
the
latter
neatly
converted
a
cross
from
Pat
Wilson.
Bishop
was
good
and
then
John
Wilson
robbed
Vuckovleh.
Price's
pass
gave
Pat
Wilson
a
chance
and
his
good
drive
was
just
too
high.
Owens
centred
well
and
Pat
Wilson
Just
missed.
Darrow
Gome
was
good
and
then
Lien
just
stopped
Parkouse.
Morgan
saved
well
on
the
line
a
low
drive
from
Mercer
and
immediately
after
seved
a
hard
shot
from
Price
with
one
hand.
Olson
was
good
and
from
Pat
Wilson's
cross
Price
shot
wide.
Parkiiouse
was
,
fast
and
the
Battery
got
more
of
the
game
with
the
sun
bothering
the
Motors'
defence.
Boulter
stepped
a
great
shot
by
ParkhoOse
and
cleared.
John
Wilson
headed
away
a
good
cen
tre
by
Vuckoyich.
Parkhouse
and
Vuckovich
were
dangerous.
From
Mazi:one's
free
kick
Park-
house
first-timed
a
grand
shot
past
Boulter
to
put
the
Battery
a
goal
up.
McKay
was
good
and
Morgan
saved.
Parkhouse
came
back
to
help
his
defence.
Dunbar
cleared
well
and
then
Lien
mlsklcked
a
hard
drive
past
Boulter
to
put
.
the
BaUry
two
goals
up.
Pave
Ward
was
dangerous.
With
Bishop,
Joe
Ward,
Price
and
McKay
combining
beauifully
the
Motors
threaten-ed
but
Ferguson
broke
it
up,
Morgan
did
well
to
save
a
higl)
drive
from
Pat
Wilson.
The
Motors
now
had
the
hili
and
the
sun
in
their
favor
but
the'
Battery
attacked
and
Boulter
saved
from
Parkhouse.
Charlie
Currle
and
John
Wilson
stopped
Pavlikis
and
then
Par-row
Gomez
broke
up
a
Motors
attack.
Bishop
and
Darrow
had
a
football
duel
with
honors
about
eyen.
Veltch
was
too
strong
for
Pat
Wilson
twice.
The
Motors
again
showed
neat
and
clever
ball
control
but
Dunbar
sent
tiliem
back.
Dave
Ward
crossed
a
beauty
that
Boulter
saved
well.
Then
Bishop
seemed
to
have
Morgan
beaten
but
Herble
got
his
foot
to
a
low
drive
and
brought
off
a
great
save.
The
Battery
defence
was
being
hard
pressed
with
forwards
dropping
back
to
kick
hard
and
drive
the
ball
away.
A
long
pass
from
Pat
Wilson
to
Owens
was
returned
by
the
lat-
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SKINNER
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Rupert
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Third
Avenue
Phone
668
RETURN
TO
MASSET
MASSET
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Smith
and
family
recently
returned
to
take
up
residence
here
after
living
for
the
last
few
yeans
at
Prince
Rupert.
Advertise
In
tne
Dally
News!
'4
A,
-
,
I
displayed
by
the
Liquot
Ceauul
Board
o
British
Colunibi.
,
ill
Wonder
Wall
Pa
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
TftexCafte
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
cnop
SUEY
enow
MEIN
a
Mobilestore
i,
or
I
On
Wheels
P1
ter
cleverly
and
Bishop
turned
a
picture
shot
past
Morgan
to
?ive
the
Motors
their
first
goal.
Motors
renewed
the
pressure
but
found
few
openings.
Maz-zone
raised
the
siege
when
he
drove
a
long
shot
just
high.
Ferguson
came
through.
Then
Morgan
had
to
save
twice.
Ward
broke
away
but
his
cross
was
cleared.
Pavlikis
broke
through
but
shot
badly.
The
Battery
were
being
kept
busy
defending
i
but
made
dangerous
breakaways
and
PiiTow
GUjmez
drove
in
a
beauty.
Vuckovich
miwd
a
great
chance
and
Pavlikis
finished
weakly.
Mercer
went
close
and
Bishop
just
was
squeezed
out.
John
Wilson
cleared
and
Pat
Wilson
was
stopped
with
difficulty.
But
no
more
goals
were
scored
and
the
Battery
were
winners
by
two
goals
to
one.
Teams:
Heavy
Battery-Morgan;
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NEW
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WHITE
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Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:oo
a
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to
1:30
a.m.
Phone
17
for
Outside
Orders
II
Paper
Towels
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FOR
SALE
ONE
1938
FORD
BUS
WITH
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WITHOUT
ENGINE
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389
216
4th
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
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MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
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CFPR)
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consumption
on
the
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premises
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder
DATED
at
the
City
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MOOSE
PRINCE
RUPERT
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NUMBER
1061
H.
T.
Mancey,
secretary.
(SIS)
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