Pi
ii
ice
Rupert
Daily
News
Wcduesday,
May
12,
1954
Rainiers
Overcome
Beaven
n
,
By
The
As.vjeltd
Pr-s
I
lament
Seattle
weathered
4-hit
pitch-
the
l"
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
4jy
I
h
Aswx
iuti'ci
Pri'ss
B..u
ou..
Tun
Marino
fterH.i
Klt
barrage
Tuesday
ingot
to
edge
!
decision
'
it',
Portland
5-4
in
their
first
19541
tu
,
'
Pacific
Coast
League
encounter,
m
til
.
17
lltlto
tk.
NATIONAL
i.t.Mil
K
AB
R
H
Pet
Muslul.
Bt
Louis
8
23
34
JHJ
1
m,
.filer
New
York
B4
15
32
3H1
a
sixth
place
tie
with
Portland,!
"I.
d"0
Oau
10
sanie
,
behind
out
of
first
i
WEST'S
JUNIOR
CUP
HOPES
DWINDLE
AS
TEEPEES
WIN
TORONTO
(P
Western
Memorial
Cup
hopes
dwindled
today
as
the
east
rested
with
considerable
confidence
after
taking
a
two-game
lead
in
the
be.st-of-seven
series
for
the
'
Canadian
Junior
hockey
championship.
St.
Catharines
TeePees
last
night
defeated
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
5-3
in
a
fast-skating,
hard-checking
game.
But
Tuesday
night's
story
was
a
different
one
from
Sunday,
when
TeePees
walloped
the
Kings
8-2
in
easy
fashion.
Coach
Ken
McAuley
of
Edmonton
was
more
convinced
that
his
team
will
not
fold
in
the
minimum
of
games.
"The
boys
played
a
lot
better,"
he
said,
"and
they
can
pipy
better
than
that."
snuier.
Brooklyn
87
is
33
37
three
games
place,
onlv
a
h..i.
"un
HoU.
J0U
nnH
crnvp
them
n
1-0
pdup
n
th
,
Suuer.
CMICBKU
...
id
o
i
Braves
Win
Over
Dodgers
But
Lose
Big
Argument
I
By
BEN
PHLEGAR
bounced
off
a
railing
atop
the
Ataocwiea
pres.
epulis
wntcr
,
centrefield
fence
and
fell
back
t
The
Brooklyn
Dodger
ball
park,
on
the
field.
I
graveyard
of
many
National
Umpire
Bill
Engelln
ruled
it
Ueacue
pennant
hopes
last
sea-
a
double.
Umpire
Bill
Stewart
sou.
Is
proving
surprisingly
called
it
a
home
run
and
waved
friendly
to
Charlie
Grimm's
Mil-
Mathews
in.
The
Dodgers
waukee
Braves.
I
screamed.
The
four
umpires
29
J58;
....
...
".Uaks.
.lurkHon.
Chicago
81
18
I
arvuil
Kniiic
nciiira
ai,
ocm.uie.
ttun
Moon,
St
Ixiuls.
26
Runs
batted
In
Muslal.
28
Inning
Ray
Orteie
'
...Fm"
Singleton
to
,
In
the
first
four-bagger
R
w
iJ
HltJ
jauionsKi.
oi
m-ui.
i"
unloaded
uuumucu
a
loui-uttKer
for
lor
c,
w
u
hits
1J'i
lnt
ind
rii.iihleH
Snider
10.
if.-.'
V
-
,
-
Ji
;r.
ii
-
Triple.-
My
New
York
S.
'
,
A,
j,
,
Qn
the
U'Bson,
Vi.
Home
runs
Sauer.
cnleatto.
Mua-
.....
.1,1
f
tnriiinatl
and
Muslal.
10.
i
Rockv
Krslllch
slaDDed
B
hnm.
-
Stolen
basea
Bruion.
Milwaukee.
6
ef
for
portland
in
the
second
i1nv
lAf
'it
.
I
JrTtT
Bm'
with
none
on.
Fletcher
Robbe
'9nSWlthV
J
They
won
six
of
11
games
huddled.
The
Braves
screamed
"
o.
i
-
1
snrkprt
anotner
witn
Walt.
Jnrf-
1
UitONT
a
"
StrlKeoiUS
nnuuift,
oi
",uia.
"
"
-
'
J
r
there
last
year.
Their
1954
edi
.kh
i.i..tr.
im;ii
un
u.wc
in
tur
tiitru
ana
j,
zj-noimrf
AB
R
H
Spokane,
Vancouver
Replace
f
i
i
.
i
-7$
Joe
Rossi,
the
Port
catcher,
Tulane
Univprsiw
knocked
one
In
the
same
in-
been
,tarrt
.
.
Cleveland
Oetrolt
Tuttl.
;
!
oiodi
33
ning.
na'Jts
of
the
Bit
iw
8K
18
33
8
24
62
S
21
80
11
20
ii
10
18
man.
Boston
331
In
Hollywood.
Bobby
Bragan's
touch
Frank
ri2i.
..
Boone.
Detroit
tloa
is
trying
to
do
the
job
even
better.
Milwaukee
Invaded
.Brooklyn
last
night
for
the
first
time
this
season
and
walked
off
with
a
2-0
triumph.
However,
they
lost
one
of
the
most,
prolonged
arguments
of
the
season.
A
seventh-inning
drive
by
Eddie
Mathews
iii
.
.
..
.:
.
,.j
:
.
.
...i..
-,
Jenst-n.
Boston
aiars
numoiea
ine
power-iaaen
"'bi.
Minoso,
Chicatio
and
Avlla.
q0s
.3
Bulls
18.
But
in
the
end
Mathews
was
sent
back
to
second.
Despite
the
ruling,
the
drive
scored
Danny
O'Connell
from
first
base
with
Milwaukee's
second
run.
Elsewhere
in
the
National
League
New
York
Giants
defeated
Cincinnati
5-4
and
Philadelphia
Phils
edged
Chicago
Cubs
8-7
in
10
innings.
The
St
Louis-Pirates
game
at
Pittsburg
was
rained
out.
In
the
American
League,
Joe
Coleman
of
Baltimore
allowed
his
former
Philadelphia
team
Uci
rt
ninon
fitrnroH
aa
a
ncn
ru.
butted
In-Roaen,
Cleveland
c()nlpn'tl,,r
ran
8ap.
Try
Daily
V
f
KC'
,cv
CJqvs
22
salem,
victoria
as
Leasers
By
The
Canttclmn
Press
'four-master
given
up
by
Dober-I
Spokane
and
Vancouver
clob-
nlc
in
10'3
innings.
j
bered
lower
bracket
opponents
A
ninth-inning
rally
good
for
Tuesday
night
and
wound
up
five
runs
kept
Vancouver
In
the
j
tied
in
first
place
in
the
Western
win
column.
'Ten
men
batted
for
International
Baseball
League,
the
Capilanos
in
the
big
inning
Spokane
handed
Trl-City
its
before
Charley
Klein,
who
re-
11th
loss
in
14
starts,
9-6,
and
lieved
Charley
Oubre,
managed
Vancouver
upended
Wenatchee
to
retire
the
side.
i
11in
TVit
Ittff
tliAm
lrnnttH
tri..n
Dill
n,...!....
STARTING
TOMORROW
KKALIZ1.G
that
rookies
comprise
the
life-blood
of
baseball,
the
Cleveland
Indians
leav
rc
stone
unturned
in
the
quest
for
new
talent.
Actually,
this
determined
rookie
is
the
son
of
Indians
catcher,
Jim
Hegan.
The
papoose's
name
is
Pat,
and
he's
taking
a
few
practice
swings
at
mam-,i
u
Municipal
Stadium
In
Cleveland.
Last
Night's
Fights
By
The
Associated
Prea
Hits
Avlla.
33
troubles
Oroth.
Chicago
and
Mc-DookhIU.
New
York
7
i
Triples
Mtnoao.
Cllleako
4
Home
runs
Berra.
New
York
and
Sivers.
WaslllnKton
5.
Stolen
bases
Jensen.
3
Pitching
Gromek
Detroit,
6.0
1
000
Strikeout
Turley.
Baltimore
and
Pierce.
Cil'lcano.
42
mates
only
two
hits,
both
singles,
SPOKANE,
Wash.
Henry
VV-3An,le
IFSVJISa
in
first
place,
half
a
game
In
Yakima's
John
Carmichael
hook-
BEAT
THE
DEVIL"
MFER
JONES
-
HUMPHREY
B0CART
AiliW-d
Short
Suh)rls:
"AIN'T
IT
AGlllIAVATIN
"
"l.l'RK
OK
TIIK
rntr
TIC.KU
Tnoi'BI.K"
ETlO.
"
'
'
H
d
Cleveland
CW!ft"e
'
ed
up
In
a
tight
pitching
duel
at
!Z
"
!env
ohariprl
RrUtnn
2-1
and
The
Salem
Senators
,
and
v.
Vic-
Yakima,
allowing
only
three
V.
Vb
""r
wVnnV5
WmBtobe!t
trolt
5-3
toria
wh
had
been
vir-
hits
apiece.
The
Bears
got
theirs
p"kus
148T
WnnPiPeg
,
10
y
I
Theo
ant
beat
Frid
Bacze-
My
tied
for
the
lead
prior
to
in
the
first
inning,
and
aided
by
WINDSOR
wskifor
the
first
time
in
his
!
Tuesday
'nights
game,
both
lost
a
pair
of
walks
and
a
fielding
,-;T.
?rT
n
-AmeGronik
j
,7
1
rarwr
The
Cincinnati
left-
Salem
bowing
to
Lewiston
6-5
error,
convenea
them
into
the
aChSS)
"and"
h
.gffi
&
New
'
and
Victoria
dropping
a
tough
winning
tallies.
Carmichaels
MIAMI
BEACHFla
Bob
Sat-
Yorkers
five
times
running.
one
at
Yakima.
3-0
Sg
Bo
ttier
had
five
stukeouU
but
but
Edmonton
and
behind
were
tertield.
181'
.,.
Chicago,
knocked1
.After
falling
to
runs
Calgary
out
Julio
Mederos,
197.
Cuba
In
the
eighth
because
of
poor
idle.
issued
eight
passes,
j
2
!
defensive
play,
the
Phils
rallied.
Spokane
scored
seven
runs
in!
A
walk
and
two
hits
In
the
V's
Defeat
Wolves
6-5
To
Keep
in
Cup
Series
L.nst
Times
Tuilay:
'ACCORDING
TO
MRS.
HOYLE"
and
PENTICTON.
B.C.
A
switch
then
came
Defclice's
major
and
1
'
tn
lO
tie
lie
the
U1C
'.UD5
,uns
in
in
tne
me
eienin
t'Slllll
ana
llliu
:
me
uic
liioi-
nrsi
iiiuiiiK
innine
at
i
aciiiii'u,
ivennewicn
:
:iii.....
mum
.........
uuiuic
umutui
.us..v
ui
...
....
uic
I
nvmnu
tv.
I
rv
hot
-..j..
a
m
nnr
In
HnrPCK.
1J1CK
War-
TENNESEE
CHAMP"
pointed
won
in
tne
10th
as
-Oel
Ennis
and
coasted
home
with
its
eighth
winning
run
as
Lewiston
handed
pttictor
Kilburn
and
Falrbum
wick.
Wales
ou
hein
var
der
V
s
kept
their
Zee
112i
:
He
Kao31-.
"singled
home
Richie
Ashburn.
win
In
13
contests.
Charley
Rud-
Salem
its
first
home
loss
of
the
.
A
a".Cud
1.
m
Cup
"o-
hopesahve
.Uve
with
with
V-5
scored
to
make
the
regulation
CALGARY
nARv
Johnny
Salkeld,
.n.k,irt
'
A
double
by
Yog.
Berra
with
dock
and
John
Bosom
carried
on
.
Catcher
Ed
Oaray.
who
5.5
.
TOTE,'
two
on
and
two
out
'drove
home
"ie
Dig
sucks
lor
me
moians.
nun
.miiiru.Mii
jh
m6.o
wolves
'
The
teams
played
It
close
to
SHOW
TIMES:
Tennessee
7
-
9:30
Mrs.
Ilorle
8:30
p.m.
142'V,
Calgary
.outpointed
Emil
Barao,
14134,
San
Francisco
(101.
A
KAMOI
S
PLAYtKSTHUld
Wolves
lead
the
best-of
-seven
the
vest
in
the
overtime
period,
.-cries
3-2
with
the
sixth
game
the
break
coming
w
ith
only
15
set
for
Kelowna,
B.C.,
Thursday.
;
seconds
to
go
as
Conway
launch-Sudbury
only
had
to
hold
Pen-
ed
a
rush
and
fed
Grant
War-
the
runs
the
Yankees
needed
to
'
"uaaocn
nomerea
in
me
secona
oy
jue
oacne
auu
i
iuii,
vainer-beat
Cleveland
for
the
first
time
I
and
Bossom
circled
the
bases
in
on.
Salem
manager
Harvey
this
season
Indians
had
won
i
the
eighth.
Tri-City
used
four
Storey
homered
with
a
man
three
in
a
row.
(pitchers
trying
to
halt
the
In-
aboard
in
the
fifth
Inning.
ph
ir,.'...'
fnnrrh
!
dians.
Bossom's
homer
was
off
Wenatchee
reported
the
sien-
!
-
1
tieton
within
the
margin
or
wick,
warwicn
uuueu
y..mc
'RIDERS
TO
THE
STARS
I
nnmo
fxrninst.
intxp
inanrt
Jess
uooemic,
me
mira
in-
me
of
southpaw
hurler
Larry
,
,h
oU
fnr
ls
milltM
tn
win
Al
Millar
to
th?
riht
on
a
Last
Times
Today
7
-
8:35
scored
the
winning
run
for
the
city
hurlcr-
u
was
thefifh
Rfhardson.
a
former
ChicaBo
;
the
Rame
"and
cup
that
goes
swerving
attack,
backhanded
to
"CAPTIVE
CITY"
wnue
jjuj
mmuA
oauy.
mt.imiu-
,0
tho
toD
seninr
amateur
hockey
Mclntyre
ana
tne
game
was
over
White
Sox
against
Boston
after
son,
said
to
have
received
$40,000
ADVENTURE
AND
ROMANCE
IN
THE
JUNGLES
Of
CEYIONI
club
in
Canada.
as
Mclntyre
zeroea
in
on
inree
Plaving-coach
Grant
Warwick
U-?t
of
vacant
net.
from
the
Sox
after
starring
in
his
TTr
AWT
crican
Legion
baseball,
signed
team's
maP"ed.
victory
,
tth
when
er"
he
rverted
Tomorrow
Sees
Final
Games
In
Mixed
Loop
with
the
Chiefs
after
drawing
an
outright
release
from
the
he
tripled
In
the
seventh.
Detroit
used
four
hits,
including
a
homer
by
Frank
House,
to
score
three
.
runs
in
the
first
four
innings
against
the
Senators,
but
Bob
Porterfield
slammed
the
door
as
he
finished
with
5'n
hitless
innings.
Porterfield
homered
in
the
ninth
after
breaking
run
in
the
eighth.
to
defence,
where
he
and
Kevin
i
Crusher
i
Conway
played
nearly
II1AWLI
1
1
1
1
J
1
1
V
III1
I
.1
ardson'
had
been
playing
for
thf,
en"re.
ga
Harrison
opened
the
scoring
Tri-City
on
option
from
Chicago
The
final
leaeue
camcs
in
the
TGCKNlCOLORj
ktarrinf
at
2:30
of
the
first
and
within
10
seconds
Grant
Warwick
tied
It
up.
Wolves
went
ahead
when
King
connected
at
6:03
to
end
the
first-period
scoring.
Wolves
opened
fas:-
an
1
first
again
in
the
second
when
Flynn
SEEING
,
,
ENJOYING
v
While
East
This
Summer
II
v
ELIZABETH
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
'
will
be
rolled
off
tomorrow
night
T
T
I
with
Fashion
Footwear
trying
to
clTaC6
I
uKGS
overcome
a
two-point
deficit
and
i
take
over
top
spot
from
Shen-
"T
f
J
1
ton's
In
A
League
and
Harold's
I
1
WITl
'
Dill
shooting
to
come
three
points
:
Stamp,
Aces
:
Resume
Tonight
DANA
MOT
:
-
k'
ft
nincr
III
W
I
tipped
in
Mauno
Kauppi's
cross
PETER
HMCH
irom
oenina
lop
place
Lrany
nuthit
and
outolaved.
the
on
a
relay
from
Tatter
MtClel-lan.
Then
came
Mclntyre's
goa.
to
make
it
3-2.
The
Beautiful
!
'
'
rV
V"S
it
I
IB
I
m
...
XI
HE
Sudbury
took
two
early
goals
v-iisaiy
oiam-
ews
m
B
J.eague.
i
Commercials
dropped
.
both
ends
poders
and
Quebec
Aces
meet
to-
La6t
Tnursfjav
Shenton
s
took
of
a
double-header
in
their
first
ni"hr
m
the
fifth
same
t'1"
'our
off
to
points
Headpinners
away-series
of
the
1954
Prince
best-of-nine
scries
for
the
Edin-
take
over
flrst
prace
from
Fash.
Rupert
senior
Baseball
league
c
III
I
.
".J
-
J.
In
the
second
period,
one
by
Wallace's
Tomiuk
and
the
other
by
Hcale
i
i
iir
-'.m
.
I
A
1
,
.
I
ourzn
iropny.
una
me
com
-si,
lon
Footwear
who
dropped
four
with
Terrace
Sunday
by
scpres
wnlv
Wolves
ahead
hParl
s
2
and
to
looks
both
clubs.
put
as
a
bU
one
lor
mn
to
Fowlie
&
Ruttle.
of
4-2
and
6-3
.
5jand
'i
I.
Girls'
Department'
0-.
iiS.
ftH'.'i
oLwiiijru.T.N,
eniuvim
a
j-i
The
DaUy
News
gextette
took
In
the
opener,
a
nine-inning
edge
in
games,
cou
d
move
wih-
,hr(.e
from
0old
..
,
polnrs
Hlgh
affai.,
commercials
were
outhit
unoerwear
"t
one
same
oi
me
nuveiwuic
whlle
Harold's
took
four
from
7-4.
Gordie
Cameron
pitched
a
with
a
victory
tonight
Pajamas
-..i
Chats
to
narrow
the
margin
be-
good
game
for
the
hotelmen
and
Kp
tween
the
two
too
teams
by
one
was
resDonslble
for
the
Prince
Sixth
game
will
be
played
Dresses
Blouses
S
Skirts
Socks
.
Coats
Jeans
Thursday
nl-.ht
.
wi'h
the
seventn
point.
.
,
)
''
t
Rupert
squad
bren
kin''
into
the
,
.
Lawrence
l-f
l
Jkf
5
to
8
days.
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;
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
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Crawford
Moore
STARTS
THURSDAY
.
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I
Added:
fADITO
Overalls
Rainwear
contest,
if
necessary,
at
Edmon-
.
(
pinyoff
for,
the
league
will
be
scoring
column.
He
puled
out
a
ton
Saturday
night.
i
rolled
off
starting
May
19,
with
circuit
blast
with
on'!
c.i.
Aces,
after
dropping
the
open-
teams
tied
for
sixth
place
bowl-
i
Larry
Matthews
was
the
big
er
by
an
8-1
count
showed
prom-
ing
three
games,
total
pins
this
gun
for
the
Terrace
team,
chalk-ie
of
making
a
real
fi?hl
of
it
Friday.
!
ing
up
a
triple.
Cameron
went
n-hen
tliev
took
the
ncconrl
jam'!
'
.
At
present
Shamrocks
hold
,
the
distance
fot
'
Commercials
2-1
to
tie
the
series
1-1.
Then
in
iast
playoff
berth
In
A
League,
'
and
Matthews
stayed
in
all
the
the
third
game,
they
were
edged
but
hold
only
a
two-point
lead
j
way
for
Terrace.
6-5
in
a
contest
that
could
have
over
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
and
Matthews
also
sparked
the
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dvertnrment
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not
pubhsfeo
iravei
nqentiei
cartoon
3
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rJcws
rM;w8
a
famous
Ptaytrsthor.
215
Second
St.
Phone
620
-
aone
einier
way,
ana
nroppea
HI-.Ts-.kP'-s.
M'xups
hn'd
sixth
.
second
eame
when
he
picked
of
f
or
dispUyed
by
trie
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
by
the
Government
Britiik
Colurnbi
the
fourth
7-4
Monday
night.
spot
in
B
League,
leading
Bob
;
a
long
fly
ball
by
Cliff
Dahl
Parker
Limited
by
only
one
j
that
could
have
gone
for
four
point.
j
bases
with
a
neat
back-handed
In
A
League.
Fowlie
and
Rut-
i
catch.
Terrace
outhit
Commer-tle's
Sadie
Downing
took
double
j
clals
8-6.
Maurice
Scott
opened
honors
last
week,
rolling
308
for!
for
Prince
Rupert
and
was
re-high
single
and
694
for
high
j
placed
by
Cameron
after
four
,
three.
Art
Olson
of
Shenton's
innings.
For
Terrace,
Victor
and
Jack
Sedgewick
of
Whalen's
j
Wlljeto
was
taken
out
in
favor
tied
for
men's
high
single
with
j
of
Ross
Millanders
after
three
298.
while
Don
Hartwig
of
Shen-
i
innings,
ton's
took
high
three
honors
i
-with
v.w.-.w.-.wmw.
.
.w.
.
750.
Shenton's
captured
CO
OP
MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
Wednesday,
May
12,
7:30
p.m.
Civic
Centre
For
all
members
of
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
savtooooini(C)W
.
;
lor
team
hleh
single
and
high
three
with
1300
and
3785
points.
In
B
League.
Marie
Richards
A
Uolnla
lrii,
a
vi-il
lit
iliitanl
rrl,ilu-
,
,
.
m
r
li.ij.
lli.il
i-
uli.il
Mill
uoiilil
rujiiv
iiioI
"if
Miu
onlv
hail
the
iiiotie)".
Or
erli;iis
you
are
liHikitiu
iiln
nil
to
miiiiii
hini;
il-i'
en
1
1
ii
I
.
liulcvcr
oiir
n.il
inav
lie.
vour
plan
-lunil'l
inrlinln
ti
tling
up
u
siri:ial-iiii'nii'
bjvinp-
an
imiil
ill
(he
litnal
I!.
ink
.
.
.
lion.
of
Harold's
took
high
single
with
263
and
Joan
Parks
of
Bob
Parker
Limited
took
high
three
with
1954
Frigidaire
Refrigerators
-
CAHA!
THE
ROYAL
BANK
r'
t
111
ISC',
649.
Hleh
man
was
Don
Haw-ryluk
of
Esquire
Men's
Wear
who
rolled
283.
Men's
high
three
was
taken
with
622
ooints
rolled
by
Bill
Hardy
of
Hill's
Shoe
Store.
Harold's
1300
points
took
team
high
single
and
their
3413
took
the
high
three
honors.
Results:
A
Division
Fowlie
and
Ruttle
4,
Fashion
Footwear
0;
Shenton's
4,
Headpinners
0;
Canada
Life
4,
Northern
Glass
0
(default);
Shamrocks
3,
Orphans
1;
"-J
-i.
ITCister
Xemon
Kart
first
imported
and
blended
the
RUIR
which
is
today
a
Hi-Jackers
3.
Windy
"6"
1;
Whalen's
Lucky
Six,
2,
Pushovers
2.
B
Division
Mixups
4,
Hams
0
(default);
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
4,
High
Green
0;
Harold's
4,
Chats
0;
Hill's
Shoe
Store
4,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
0;
Eby
ii
Sons
3,
Esquire
Men's
Wear
1;
Dally
household
word
British
Guiono's
finest
0EME8ARA
RUM
aotured
ond
bottled
'
in
England.
AS
LOW
AS
J269'5
7
Mitilels
to
(.'licitse
from
TltAltli-INS
Al
(
LI'TI
II
1
Terms
as
low
as
$26.95
dmvn
$14.50
m"'i'iy
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
6
or
36
News
3,
High
Gold
1.
Standings
A
Division
Shenton's
54,
Fashion
Footwear
52,
Fowlie
&
Ruttle
49.
Pushovers
47.
Headpinners
47,
Shamrocks
46,
Whalen's
Luckv
Six
44.
Hl-Jackers
"4,
Canada
Life
37,
Orphans
30,
Windy
"6"
28,
Northern
Glass
25.
B
Division
Daily
News
65,
Harold's
62.
Esquire
Men's
Wear
50.
Eby
&
Sons
47,
Hill's
Shoe
Store
45,
Mixups
39,
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
38.
Chats
36.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
35,
High
Gold
35,
High
Mare
GOOD
RUM
hr
y
mntf.
it.
Prince
Rupert
Branch
J.
E.
Taylor,
Manager
1
his
dvcniKmeot
tf
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conuol
SotM
or
by
'!
OveraiDent
oi
Pritiih
Columbia
I
Oreen
2U,
Ham
2l.
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