Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday,
May
10,
1954
Tigers
Take
Half
Game
Lead
fl
cordon
ana
Anderson
uam
vo
win
4
To
Lead
Off
1954
Senior
Ball
Loop
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With
3-2
Victory
and
0-0
Dm
JOK
Ki:i('lll.t:il
I
Brooklyn
By
opened
up
Up
n
h,,,(
With
a
combination
of
sharp
Poirrier's
double,
after
Iir.vryl;!c
AwociaU'd
Pri'M
Hpom
WrltT
j
game
lead
In
had
struck
out.
McKay
hit
Illn
XT,,
1
1
.
Rivnl
Amertenn
Leairue
clubs
League,
ninuine
Phil
'
Btavw
left
six
men
on
base.
Esquires
made
it
five
runs
on
five
hits
and
four
errors,
leaving
11
men
stranded
on
the
base
paths.
Box
score:
(.urilim
-
AililiTMin
hitting
and
suTfs.sjve
opposition
errors
in
the
"fifth
inning,
Gordon
and
Anderson
took
the
first
;ame
of
the
1954
Prince
Rupert
sharply
through
first,
but
was
caught
off
base
by
Syd
Scherk
are
beeinninR
to
take
the
amaz-:
Phils
2-1
while
the
second-phpi
'
,h
K'u
tj
ing
Detroit
Tiaers
seriously.
Cincinnati
Redlce.s
split
a
i
n
Sunday
the
Tigera
whipped
doubleheader
with
Kt.
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game
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game
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The
Tipers
now
are
In
first
place
a
hilf-tfanie
In
front
of
Chicago,
a
full
game
ahead
of
Cleveland
and
two
ahead
of
the
ri
wallaped
Pittsburgh
5-1
and!
Chicago
Cubs
edged
Milwaukee
5-3.
It
took
Detroit
11
innings
to
defeat
the
White
Sox
in
the'
opener.
Thr
Indians
missed
an
Conor.
ass
37
0
KMiiln
ah
f
3
4
a
l
3
&
m
ft
when
Sedgewick
flied
out
to
Dave
Kill.
i
i
WILD
THROW
,
G
&
A's
big
fifth
saw
Dunbar
lead
off
with
a
safety
through
;
centre,
steal
second
and
come,
home
when
Christenson
hit
to
lett
centre.
Christenson
crossed
'
the
plate
when
Donaldson
threw
wildly
to
home.
Haitv.-i'T
walked.
!
Don
Scherk
grounded
to
the
j
pitcher
who
threw
to
third.
Wil-
I
'liamson
bobbled
the
catch
and
Hartwig
advanced
to
second.
Hill
j
hit
to
second
baseman
Sedge-!
wick
who
muffed
it.
and
Hart-
j
wig
scored
and
Scherk
advanced
I
to
third
on
the
plav
but
was
thrown
out
by
Donaldson
at
home.
Hill
came
home
on
En-
ridge's
two
bagger
after
Syd
;
Scherk
fanned.
Petrow
was;
thrown
out
by
Williamson,
third
!
to
first.
j
In
"the
sixth,
Benny
Wiiulle
sent
in
r
i
g
h
t
-
h
a
nder
Jackie
j
Sharpe
who
retired
Dunbar,
gave
up
a
pass
to
Christensen
and
.
made
Sundberg
fiy
out
to
Gior-
!
dano
and
Hartwig
to
Douhanuik.
I
Neither
team
scored
again
until
the
Jiinth
vhr-n
G
A:
A
picked
i
up
two
runs
on
a
double
by
Syd
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0
0
1
1
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0
0
0
0
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Willlnmson.
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Oiordiino.
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W.
Douhumulc.
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D.
Hawryluk.
cf
MrOregnr.
let
6thl
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P
PoirrUir,
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K.
McKuy.
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J.
tihuipf.
J
tithl
defending
champion
Yankees.
They
return
home
with
a
brilliant
5-W
record
for
their
first
road
tour.
O
Till
It
GAMKS
In
other
American
IaniRuc
,
ames
Baltimore
ueteated
Cleveland
2-1
in
10
innings,
and
the
Yankees
whipped
and
tied
Philadelphia
in
a
double-header.
'I
hree
home
runs
guve
the
Yanks
a
7-4
opening
game
triumph
anil
lookie
Bill
Skowrim's
run-scoring
single
in
the
eighth
gave
them
a
1-1
tie
in
the
.second
game
halted
after
nine
innings
H
Pi
Iff
Nj,
Senior
Pa.sebail
League
from
Es-rjHires
iy
a
9-5
count
at
Roosevelt
Park
yesterday
afternoon.
Before
G
&
A
unleashed
their
offensive.
Esquires
trailed
by
only
two
runs
and
a
last-minute
mlly
in
the
ninth
by
Benny
Windlc's
boys
could
not
over-rctr.e
the
-ev'n
run
deficit.
Rusiy
F.-ru's
rrc-w
led
all
the
v.
iv.
,i;ut:n
otf
in
the
scoring
oc!i
i.iii
in
the
first
inning
when
Don
S
-licrk
walked,
stole
second
and
came
in
on
an
error
to
Esrmire's
shortstop
Joe
Giordano,
which
saw
i)ave
Hill
get
safely
around
to
.second
F
iiioi'-s
pioduceii
notinng
in
their
hp
If
of
the
firt
as
Freddv
f'Jnist.'nsen
whiffed
the
first
thri'e
men.
ft
&
A's
half
of
the
second
was
no
more
successful
as
Ralph
Enridpe
flied
out
to
second
baseman
Maddy
Sedge-wick.
Stan
Petrow
popoed
up
to
Barry
Williamson
at
third
and
Ian
Pnnhur
rcled
one
into
the
mitt
of
Ken
Hill
in
left
field.
In
the
Escfuire's
second,
Don
Hawrlyluk
sot
a
pass
but
was
thrown
oct
yoitif.
iTto
second.
Ken
Hill
.funned
and
Paul
Poir-rier
fouled
out
to-catcher
Don
Scherk.
Sl
NDiri
RG
TRIPLES
Christt
-nsen
in
the
third
got,
on
when
Giordano
bobbled
his
hit
find
came
in
to
score
on
Bill
,
V
Kii
o
h
i
002-JOl
003-101-
3J
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ini
o.io
001
(130
ooi
loo
OHO
210
ttinity
to
pass
Chicago
fur
the
runner-up
spot
when
Bob
Tur-ley
held
them
to
four
hits.
Gil
Coan's
single
scored
Neil
Bcnv
with
the
run
that
hung
a
toui
h
defeat
upon
Art
Houtteman.
Home
runs
by
Andy
Carey.
Yogi
Berra
and
Knos
Slaughter
accounted
for
all
but
one
New
York
run
ns
the
Yankees
defeated
Bob
Trice,
A's
rookie
right
hinder.
Carl
Er.sklne
outpltched
Robin
Roberts
as
the
Dodgers
wept
the
three-game
series
from
Philadelphia.
Sal
Maglie
hurled
a
six-hitler
against
the
Pirates
for
his
liltli
triumph
against
one
defeat.
Home
run
by
Hank
Bauer
and
Ralph
Kinor
helnnd
Chirago'.s
a
&
a
.
Hits
.
.
Esquires
hits
.
.
'Mf
f
on
account
of
darkness.
Northern
Clubs
Return
Victorious
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
By
The
Assoc
luted
Press
SOME
PEOPLE
collect
stamps,
some
valuable
coins,
others
prefer
antiques,
many
others
collect
baseball
mementos.
The
latter
happens
to
be
the
hobby
of
the
gentleman
pictured
here.
Of
course,
since
Andy
Pafko
happens
to
be
a
professional
ballplayer
he
has
quite
a
head
start,
on
diamond
nuggets.
The
Milwaukee
Braves
outfielder,
formerly
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
is
shown
with
baseball
bats
and
balls
that
have
played
an
Important
part
in
his
lonu
major-league
career.
P:
herk
which
scored
Sundberg
who
had
walked
and
Hartwi?
who
had
gained
a
life
through
an
error
to
Giordano.
,
Dennis
Reid
replaced
Christensen
on
the
mound
for
G
&
A
Portland
Heavers
and
Keatlic
Ralnlers,
both
boasting
seriei
victories
over
Southern
opponents,
headed
north
Monday
to
prepare
for
their
first
heud-on
.'olli.siim
of
the
l'JM
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
season.
They
will
play
the
first
of
'.even
games
in
Seattle
Tuesday
An
eip.uin;
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syMfm
p,
in
3
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Associated
Press
Aincrii'iiil
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Pet
I
Tut
tie.
Detroit
...
64
9
24
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Ciocxlmnn.
Boston
.
5B
6
21
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1
Avlla.
Cleveland
.
.
HI
16
28
.340
Jensen,
Boston
.
.
.
.
53
0
IB
340
Rosen.
Cleveland
72
13
24
.333
Runs
Minoso.
ChtcaKO
18.
i
Runs
butted
In
Minoso,
Chicago
21.
Hits
Fain.
Chicago
20.
Doubles
Groth,
Chicni'O
7.
Triples
Minoso.
Chicago
4.
Polite
Mayhem
Demonstrated
In
City's
First
Judo
Display
I
fill
kfC1
1
nignt.
1
I
ir,
rmjmti-v
I
I
Phont
Portland
shellacked
Los
Angeles
4-2
and
8-4
Sunday
to
win
the
series
in
the
Angeles'
home
reached
the
first
degree
of
the
black
belt,
usually
attained
af'ei
three
vears
There
are
ill
eradf
c
11
cik
1
SMITH
&
park
4-3,
Seattle
divided
with
to
the
black
belt,
and
only
one
Oakland
winning
fl-5
and
lo.sin
Home
runs
Berra.
New
York
and
Siever8.
Washington
5.
Stolew
bases
Nine
players
tied
with
.
Pitching
Gromek,
Detroit.
5-0
1000
Strikeouts
Turley,
Baltimore
and
Pierce.
Chicago
42.
StuidbcTi's
three
baaser.
Hart-i
after
Christensen
had
walked
w'f
I
'ipred
up
to
Esquire
pitcher
Danny
Bill,
in
for
Sedgewick.
Rill
Donaldson
who
nitped
l
and
Sharpe.
Williamson
walked
Sund!jT!T
off
base.
Don
Scherk
j
to
load
the
bases.
Giordano
flied
out
to
fi--';t
sarker
Poirrier.
'
srounded
out
third
to
first
scor-Ymmsr
Rev
?."
-Kav.
who
wis
a
!
i""
Bill.
Douhaniuk
reached
first
bulwark
defensively
and
often-
safely
when
Hartwig
pulled
Syd
sivelv
for
Esquires
in
his
first
Scherk
off
the
bag.
Scherk
was
senior
earnr.
shifted
off
th
sec-
hurt
on
the
play
and
Mouse
ond
half
of
the
third
with
a
bunt
'
Morrison
went
to
right
field
and
pud
made
it
down
to
second
on
Dunbar
took
over
first.
McGregor
Don
S.
lici
'i's
overthrow.
The
,
who
had
taken
over
second
base
next
two
hatters
whiffed,
Wil-
i
in
the
sixth
received
a
walk.
liamsoM
walked.
Giordano
got
to
'
Keni
Hill
singled
scoring
Wil-first
on
D-ive
Hill's
error.
Tlie
i
liamson.
The
game
ended
when
threat
ended
when
Bill
Don-
Poirrier
went
down
swinging,
hanink
flied
out
to
Syd
Scherk
!
'
sritVCK
Ol'T
11
"
on
first.
!
,
.
.
,
'
.,
Christensen,
L
who
allowed
only
f
j
Syd
Scherk
spcnficed
in
the
four
hUs
galned
the
win,
fan-
LIMI'I
1U-5
but
won
the
series
by
the;
man
holds
the
highest
degree.
I
hi
advcrlnemrm
11
not
iuhlnltttl
ur
ditaycd
hy
ihc
Liquo
i.r,trl
tloaril
or
by
iht
Oo'trnniciit
ol
llimli
(
olumbti.
Combining
the
grace
of
the
ballet,
the
ferocity
of
the
rough
and
tumble,
and
the
politeness
that
is
traditionally
Japanese,
the
Port
Edward
Judo
CJub
dem-oastrated
Saturday
niht
at
the
Civic
Centre
that
age,
she
anil
'
weight
have
110
bearing
in
a
judo
contest.
t
The
display
was
the
club's
259Thid
NATION
Al
1
1
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YV.
AB
R
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80
23
34
83
15
31
81
13
30
70
17
27
Musial.
St.
Louis
Snider.
Brooklyn
Mueller.
New
Yolk
Jackson.
Chicago
Pet
382
.373
.370
.350
.353
B
mi
.first
and
w'as
staged
with
three
Jnblonski.
8t.
Louis
102
12
36
purposes
in
mind,
Seiji
Matsuo
told
the
audience.
Flrt
off.
he.
.
il
:
l
V
1
'if-
Following
the
demonstrati
;n
of
t'ne
basic
tricks,
which
w.is
1
performed
so
carefully
as
to
ap-!
pear
in
slow
motion,
members
of
the
group
s.iowed
the
fundamental
practice
of
Judo
j
Taking
part
were
Tak
Onuril
and
Norman
Mio,
Pat
Maihara;
and
Lawrence
Atchesun.
B'Ul
Tsuchlya
and
Don
Lusaka
and
j
Steve
Yamamoto
and
Ma.sai.il
'
Nakatsu.
NIXE
(
ONTKSTANTS
A
white
team
and
red
team.
;
with
nine
contestants
each,
staged
a
tournament
using
the
tricks
that
had
been
demonstrate
I.
3
ir,
x
t
.t.
Need
o
Ft
said,
the
group
wished
to
Intro-
j
duce
judo
to
Prince
Rupert.
The!
after
the
G
&
A
second
baseman
!
Runs
Moon,
St.
Louis
20.
Runs
batted
In
Muslul.
St.
Louis
2B.
Hits
Jablonskl.
St.
Louis
36
Doubles
Sniders.
Brooklyn
10.
Triples
Mays,
New
York
3
Home
runs
Saner,
Chicago
and
h-id
Ptiined
a
life
whr-n
WHHnm-
son,
,
who
also
pitched
four
hit
ball,
struck
out
two.
Sharp
al-
i
IniUPri
tn'n
hila
frir
twit
nine
onH
I
ianie
4-3
margin.
Si
atte
won
the
niuhtcap
in
thej
ninth
when
Jim
Atkins
took
the
mound
with
the
bases
loaded
and
promptly
walked
Nanny
Fernandez
to
force
in
Pete
Hernandez
with
the
deciding
run.
Eddie
Basinskis
io
home
runs
powered
Purtand
to
the
second
game
victory
over
Los
Angeles
and
homers
by
Don
Egbert.
Walt
Jtmnich
and
Hocky
KraMilch
decided
the
opener.
Dick
Richards
hit
his
10th
homer
of
the
season
for
the
An-gel.j,
mid
like
all
the
others
it
me
with
the
bavs
empty.
He
also
tied
a
30-year-old
record
in
the
Inst
e,ame
by
mnkiiij
only
one
putout
at
first
Da.se.
Hollywood
won
from
San
Diego
12-lj
and
'i-l
io
knock
the
Padie?
oui
of
first
place.
Sacrament
took
the
second
game
in
10
innings
2-1
after
losing
to
Sua
Francisco
4-2.
second
error
by
Williamson
al-
'for
i
j
ii
one
hit
one
run
lowed
!!nl
to
reach
third
where
i
.
,.
.
.,
,
1
h
ct,nrt
o
tj,ii,
r
Kusy
Fords
boys
got
their
MUlal.
Ht.
LOUIS
10.
Stolen
Bases
Bruton.
Milwaukee
5.
RESTYLING
0
GLAZING
II
club
aiso
needs
funds
for
a
new
mat,
and
wLhe
to
take
a
judo
team
to
Vancouver
next
spring.
Leading
off
the
display
Hairy
Noda
and
Toshi
Nishl
demonstrated
12
of
the
50
tricks
comprising
judo,
which
wa:
formulated
to
do
the
maximum
wn'.j
with
a
minimum
of
effort.
Contestants
are
dressed
in
tradi
CLEANING
ridge
st
ruck
out
and
Stan
Pet-
j
row
grounded
out
third
to
first.
Esquires
pi'-ked
up
their
first!
run
in
the
fourth
when
Hill,
hit
j
by
a
pitched
ball,
scored
on
,
The
winners
were
the
white
;
team.
With
a
poiitcness
that
J
would
amae
the
grunt
and
nine
runs
on
a
total
of
seven
"
Ha8Chl,
si
Louis
3-0-1.000.
hits
and
eight
errors
and
they
strikeouts
Haudix.
St.
Louts
34.
Victoria,
Salem
Lead
VIL
As
Stampeders
Welcomed
Back
FREE
PICK
IIP
Phor
groan
fraternity,
the
contest-
tional
gaio
01
trousers
and
a
loose
tunic
which
is
kept
in
pla.-e
1
ants
b(:wcd
t(
cai'h
otlPr
before
BILL
SCUBY
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,
.
j
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,
i
by
a
wrap-around
belt.
1
grappling
and
aUo
alier
tne
hlmM'"
"
the
Unlike
wrestling,
emp.ha.sis
ult'
,t:Zt
I-.ructor
Noda
explained
that
owner's
franchise
opening
day,
lost
their
"orphan"
status
Saturday
when
league
directors
ac
CI,
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
ME
IN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
icf-.
.
K
1
he
club
had
two
cl
uics
UtliOl'S
vwrci,
in..t-.ii
n.'verage
to
Dnng
about
a
fall.
Surprise
is
Uie
cepted
a
new
Calgary
offer
and
i
from
12
to
lfl
years
and
seniors
I
from
16
up.
The
group
has
been
j
meeting
four
times
a
week
for
restored
the
club
to
a
full
mem-
1
Dl'-f
feature
of
the
-sp
irt,
and
bership.
j
By
The
Associated
Press
!
With
the
Calgary
Stampeders
once
more
in
the
fold,
Western
International
League
baseball
teams
picked
up
their
regular
schedule
Monday
and
set
their
sights
on
Victoria
and
Salem,
virtually
deadlocked
in
first
place
entering
the
second
week
of
the
1354
season.
;
The
Stampeders,
It
ft
homeless
1
when
the
league
picked
up
the
Teepees
Win
TEEPEES
WIN
Page
4
TOHONTO
0-The
odds
favoring
the
east
climbed
today
following
St.
Catharines
Tee-Pees
8-2
victory
over
Edmonton
Oil
Kinps
in
Sunday's.
Memoriu!
Cup
hockey
final
opener.
Hciiywood
Cafe
For
Oul.
iile
Orders
Phone
VI
IHW'
I'I'I
u,
JIIWWI
opponents
keep
close
watch
on
each
others
feet
as
they
move
back
and
forth
across
the
floor.
Flowery
sounding
names
given
to
the
tricks,
such
as
Ukigoshi.
or
"floating
loin"
cover
a
fast
moving
manoeuvre
which
sees
the
unwary
participant
flying
over
his
opmneiil
s
hip,
A
rail
in
iudo.
Mr.
Noda
explained,
Must
be
clear-rut
and
see
the
unsuccessful
entrant
flat
on
his
back.
He
went
on
to
explain
that
to
be
an
instructor
one
mint
have
WIL
Standings
By
The
Cnnndlmi
Pith
1
ine
past
lour
mum
ns,
with
cacn
:se'sion
an
hour
and
a
half
Ion?.
Mr.
Nnda
disclosed
that
cac.i
round
In
iudo
was
of
two
minutes
fluration.
At
the
end
or
the
1
i
r
-:
t
minute
a
b'U
is
mis
tl
i
inform
the
contestants
that
tru.v
have
a
minute
left
to
effect
j.
l'lll.
or
have
the
round
declared
no
conif.it
Fclkiwint?
Die
dertiim.itralion,
a
movie
featuring
several
judo
.rciinem'e.s
was
shown,
j
Sudbury
Leading
Cup
Series
3-1
I
PENTICTON,
B.C.
Tt.
Tia
Free
Hook
on
Arthritis
And
Rheumatism
How
To
Avoid
(
ripplinr;
Deformities
j
1
"Royal
City"
i
The
directors
acted
after
the
Calgary
management
reported
it
was
agreeing
to
WIL
terms.
The
club
also
hired
Gordon
MacFar-lane,
hockey
player
and
coach
with
a
professional
and
semi-pro
baseball
background,
as
general
manager.
Stampeders
celebrated
their
return
Sunday
with
a
10-13
win
over
Lcwiston
in
the
opening
game
of
a
doubleheader,
then
were
nosed
out
8-7.
in
the
night--cap.
.
Victoria
knocked
Salem
off
the
top
perch
by
taking
a
pair
of
games
by
identical
6-5
margins
Saturday
but
the
Senators
closed
the
gap
to.
a
few
percentage
Edmonton
drubbed
Spokane
points
with
a
4-3
win
over
Tri-City
Sunday.
6-3
Saturday
but
lost
a
Sunday
twin
bill,
3-2
and
5-3.
Yakima
and
Wenatchee
divided
a
double-header,
Yakima
winning
the
n.OrmC
A.
1
r,
n
rl
in.n.4.l,-.
.L..-
An
nmnzino
newly
inlawed
j
MONTREAL.
May
D'you
like
fails
aUmt
the
lmtwliul(i
ru'f'ils
vu
luv
so
that,
vou
can
iisp
llicm
BiMr.-ti'"tm
t
?
I
-in!
Tor
ifi-ianco
.
.
.
O-CKDAK
iMU'lii.K
A(!'ilON
CliKAM
I'OLISH
w
!Ti(HM(
t-Uoutii-
A'-urm
fcr
a
very
ddiuito
ioa-im.
Not
only
ti-rt-s
O-CKOAR
t'uMin
l'nli-h
cl
an
a-s
it
polialics,"
lin
Vn
Mf-r
8i
ill.
it
rcinovi
s
both
kititlrt
nf
(in
t.
.
.
.
W
There
are
two.
you
know,
rmn
fun
only
ho
removed
with
water,
ami
the
nth-T
only
wi
h
oil.
Truly
it's
rijiht.
to
bf?
faihd
the
"CUiiht-I'nit
it
',
ilti.l
lor
daik
or
light
furniture.
woi..)vvoik.
pore
lain
unl
bakeii
rhiiii.'i.
.
,
Won't
liy
white!
Ak
fr
ttie
yiud
offer
...
a
l.tni
(.-f.nomv
tMiule
oi
U-t'LDAH
Cream
rolih
with
a
vilvety-sift
(lu-t-
loi,
fur
7't.'.
lt-ular
value,
$100.
7
8
7
7
7
If
II
a
5
Pet.
BIS
Gli
via
SHI
sis
500
:00
OHO
:m
.2:11
Victorio
.
.
.
Salpm
Rpukune
Vaucoim
r
Yakima
Edmonton
lewiston
Vvemtlrhco
Culr.nrv
.
.
.
Tn-Citj
n-pae
Dofii
entitled
Hhiu-ninlism"
will
be
nt
free
to
anyone
who
will
write,
for
it
ft
reveals
why
d.ugs
and
medicines
pive
only
temporary
relief
and
fail
to
remove
the
causes
nf
the
trouble;
fxplalns
a
specialized
non-surgical,
non-medical
treatment
wnn-h
has
proven
successful
for
the
past
35
years.
Vou
incur
no
obligation
in
sending
for
this
.instructive
book.
It
may
be
the
means
of
.saving
you
years
of
untold
misery.
Write
today
to
The
Bail
Clinic,
Dept.
5217.
Excelsior
Springs,
Missouri.
t.:.
1,
1
1
1,0
1
1
1
1.
31,
That
Sufifier
Look
whieh
the
Drcortitnr'g
C.ulort
thow
lovely,
)
PQYALOU
I
CANNED
F
QMS
4
in
h
r
i
p
m
s(nr'.s
,
r-lotht
a
have,
i-
it
k'
I
to
pel
it
.
!
,(
n
111
I'hr
'
an.i
yr((i.
An-i
tit.it
pei
ii
i
i
ion
(-in
tie
vouis
w
tt
tl
llie
fl.ivv-1.-.
l.lfiHTNiMi
null
fit
s
h
a
(I
e
h
w
h
i
r
li
rnnii
h
your
.
finiiunii
iinil
rus
hi
i
i
r-
fci
l
ly
m
I...
youi.
so
f-.-tily
with
All-fiiliric
TINTKX.
lor
there
arc
..'
J
cithir
in
wliifh
PCL
Standing:
nightcap
8-3.
Vancouver
stepped
out
of
the
League
Sunday
to
homr
towii
V;
rurrrn'ly
I
ill
ins
with
Sucihury
Wolves
for
t
lie
Allaii"
Cup,
are
in
an
ideal
position.
Noted
as
"the
team
whl'ili
comes
from
behind,"
thev'i"
about
as
far
back
as
they
can
"et.
k-inij
Saturday
night
8-2.
One
more
loss
and
the
cup
poos
east
in
Sudbury's
travelling
bn
and
the
Wolves
move
into
the
throne
room
of
Canadian
amateur
hockey.
Wojves
lead
the
V's
3-1
in
the
best-of-seven
series
and
could
walk
away
with
the
playoff
in
the
fifth
game
here
Tuesday.
By
The
Assix
lined
Pi
M.IDK
1
A1
IA-
W
I,
YAt
.
.
.
that's
wiiv
defeat
Bellingham,
Wash.
6-2
in
an
exhibition
game.
The
Capilanos
took
a
pair
from
Tri-
it
a
t
tie
htns-i
iiie:;
favourite
of
ill
-iim-
r
Pet,
571
571
,VJ9
:
!
515
.500
.486
:94
Oakland
Kaciamento
.
tkillywfiod
"n
til
o
.
.
.
Portland
.
.
.
.
hm
Angeles
Scuttle
San
Francisco
91.',
1
ym
inuy
buy
Tintr-x
froni
the
Ill'.-t
eXquiMiP,
pasll'l
tlllls,
to
ru
li
ton...
iliat
will
li
lit;lit
you.
Smart
woimn
:trc
uini:
Tmicx
for
biiriKiriK
nw
life
to
their
ward-
riitil..
(b!ou--i
ft-nrves
ulnvrs
fiiji-k.).
1-ur
tili'iiiH
unpninlr-il
fur-iiiiiur.
(I-Wni;tiin
to
!''!
J
l'or
pn-ji.-u
imj
a
funiiiier-frfsh
wardrobe
fr-om
Inl
yi
.
-u
tll'i'd
tlM-HH.f.
Kraular
park.it:e
15.-
The
economy
size
riniainiii
twice
an
niui-h
25'-.
Iti
mj;
spiniK'a
colorn
iniloois
wilh
Tmf-x!
Citv
Saturday
8-3
and
13-4.
The
week-end
left
Spokane
1
and
Vancouver
half
a
game
back
of
Salem,
Yakima
one
game
'
I
back,
and
Wenatchee,
Edmonton
j
and
Lewiston
a
game
and
a
half
I
out.
I
The
schedule
for
Tuesday
!
places
Spokane
at
Trl-City,
j
Lewiston
at
Salem,
Victoria
at
Yakima,
Vancouver
at
Wenatchee
and
Calgary
at
Edmonton.
i
-i
ate!
hoine-M-weis
alike.
Liht-n.ric
1
wieners
are
as
flexible
na
your
iabrie
-in-1
as
inronpieunus
a--
a
t
run.
The
vigorous
ln'e
you
hvf
in
-!mi!m
floi
hes
niiiki'S
the
inni'
(I
lionbff'
proi,i
'
aiit-nmatif;
to.
k-f"iiiiil
hi
rill
l.shtnnm
I
a-t'
iv
.-('
i.tlly
itiiMi
latit
!
It,
t;h-te
si!
tool
h
ly
at
l
he
totieh
of
y.ur
him
v
vl
i
absolutely
.slip--piool".
nu'H
iiii'l
I.isihiiona:
Fa.s-I'li'i
in
e.
iIomin
to
ma
teh
your
smarii
t
i;oif
klT'ts
oi
nm
ks
or
.'H-
spor1
wear.
I
siitie-!
Style
K(l,j
-
viral
for
sport.S
toyyeiy.
KIDDIES
ARCH-PAL
RUNNERS
You
nrrn'l
fotej
Lauuilry
Htue
in
your
rinse
water
lately,
your
PROMISE
YOUR
BOY
OR
GIRL
A
C.CM.
While
WaMi
has
pHfi;ily
taken
oil
a
yellow
tinfce.
that
you
may
be
the
m
n-otiee.
No
matter
what
you
may
have
heaid
In
the
eontrary,
your
while
wiifh
will
te
its
whitest
win
n
you
ii.se
Lauu-diy
Hlue.
Soaps
and
detertiems
regardless
of
vnhtur
take
dirt.
out.
Uleach
takes
out
stain.
But
1-aundiy
liluc
niaken
yum-
wash
really
white.
Ti-y
it
in
your
next
wash.
Ii'h
easy
U
use,
and
it
eosKi
les
than
two
rents
n
wali.
It
does
white
wonders
fur
while-
clothes.
Juiy
RKCKITT'S
KM'K.
FOR
PASSING
for
ploy
and
everyday
CUSHION
HEEL
ARCH
SUPPORT
CUSHION
INSOLE
Snug
heel
fit,
lols
of
toe
room.
In
colors
of:
.nil
What
Joy
For
The
K'uU
.
.
.
and
what
a
hurenin
for
you!
Send
two
ARIP
GORDON'S
H
i
t-ntl-ltaps
(eaeh,
-ill
,(,iood
IIou--ekeepins
Seal)
from
any
paekatces
of
dlinous
liU'E
HONNKT
MAIN
;.i:iK
and
anly
1
.00
for
a
boy's
or
girl's
Vinyl
IJlatie
raineoiit!
Older
Hlue
bonnet
loday-
lhen
ru.ii
your
wivrt
Coat"
are
well
eut
.
.
.
stronnly
reinforced
.
.
.
with
pvipper
fasteners.
7
iey
,,ld
to
a
Mze
mvittrr
than
n
xrhnni
hoah
.
.
.
w;pr
e!i
an
with'
a
damp
clolh
.
.
.
ii.-p
offiirdj
walerpronf.
iioy's
coat
navy
blue,
sizes
(i-S,
10-12.
14-Jfi.
iiil's
irt
opaque
red,
attar-hr-d
hoid.
mzcs
G-8,
10-12,
14.
Thin
i
inilv
ft
Mtiwl
ifnd
hiiiyiin--and
supply
id
litnitetl
f
rite
now
to
Hlue
Bouuel
,Sue4
Box
I7u3,
Toronto,
Caniida.
Ruby,
Plaid,
Blue,
Green,
Brown,
Red,
Jade.
Sizes
4
to
2.
Priced
from
$2.69
to
$2.95
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Don't
spoil
your
holiday.
Be
sure
your
tires
are
in
top
shape
See
.
.
.
on
tTned
Tires"
"Liberal
Trade-in
Allowance
SUPER
SERVICE
McRAE
BROS.
LlJf
"The
Store
that
Service