Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
19,
1953
tat-tm-Kaw
I
iger
Lats
u
It
SKATE
CLUB
EVERY
FRIDAY
9:30
p.m.
Members
Only
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
Shoe
Maul
Alouettes
37-12
HAMILTON
(CPX
A
defensive
television,
Tiger-Cats
powered
wlngline
loaded
with
all-star
ma-
for
six
converted
touchdowns,
terial
took
up
the
"eat-'em-raw"
four
ol
them
in
the
second
quar-battle
cry
of
Tiger-pat
football
ter.
And
they
parlayed
six
Mon-fans
last
night
as
Hamilton
treal
mistakes
into
31
of
their
mauled
Montreal
Alouettes
37-'points.
TRABERT'S,
SEIXAS'
DEFEATS
DIMS
US.
CUP
HOPES
,
SYDNEY,
Australia
(AP)
American
hopes
of
regaining
,
the
Davis
Cup
dipped
today
with
the
defeat
of
both
Tony
Trabert
and
Vic
Selxas
in
the
semi-finals
of
the
New
South
Wales
tennis
championships.
In
what
was
looked
upon
as
a
preview
of
Davis
Cup
strength,
the
Americans
went
down
before
two
19-year-old
Australians,
Lewis
Hoad
and
Ken
Rosewall.
Hoad
whipped
Trabert,
the
United
States
champion
from
Cincinnati,
8-1',
6-2,
5-7,
7-5.
Selxas,
the
Wimbledon
champion
from
Philadelphia,
tumbled
in
straight
sets
before
the
agile
Rosewall
6-4,
6-2,
6-3.
-
OUTDOORS
Wui-
nl
'oe!r:
I-
a
KNIT
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
Tiger-Cats
ripped
through
the
A-
1!
in
the
opening
game
of
the
best
of
three
Big
Four
final.
It
was
the
worst
licking
the
high-powered
Als
have
taken
all
year
and
victory
'jave
hope
.
to
Tiger-Cat
supporters
that
this
year,
after
four
frustrating
sea-
Montreal
line,
skrrted
the
ends
and
snared
passes
for
424
yards,
133
rushing
and
291
kicking.
DEFENSIVE
STARS
Tiger-Cats,
who
had
seven
men
nhnunn
nn
Thj-
fanailian
Pros
BOYS'
OXFORDS
and
BOOTS
War,,
if
m
maxim
1
A
i
MEN'S
DRESS
CXFORDS
Sweater
For
the
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
ions
of
watching
the
Bengals
gojBl
Four
defenslve
this
out
in
the
playoffs
they
might
prowled
around
Montreal
advance
to
the
Nov
28
iGrey
Cup
backfleld
most
of
the
afternoon
final
a
Toronto.
If
Tiger-CaUl
to
ter
Sam
Etcneverry
duplicate
their
in
performance
for
losses
on
attempted
pass
the
second
Montreal
game
at
plav3
And
tne
Tlger-cat
line
Sunday,
the
Als
are
dead.
held
the
Als
to
a
n(?t
galn
c,
ig
With
15,000
fans
In
the
Civic
yards
rushing,
harried
them
into
Stadium
stands
-and'
countless
'
errors
and
rr.isrues
that
set
tin
clflc
information
before
hitting
the
pocketbook
too
hard;
your
columnist
Is
here
to
help.
There's
an
old
timer
lives
In
the
bush
a
few
hundred
miles
east
of
here
who
prefers
to
let
n
the
wild
creatures
around
him
j
thousands
others
viewing
It
via
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
;
There
remains
ample
time
to
stage
a
moose
hunt
this
year
with
the
season
not
due
to
close
In
the
nearby
Eastern
District
until
December
15,
and
chances
of
success
are
enhanced
as
time
goes
by
because
the
Interior
conditions
are
bringing
the
animals
down
to
the
valley
floor
and
to
a
snow
carpet
which
offers
good
tracking
facilities.
Another
possibility
is
available
for
those
who
can
make
the
longer
trip
to
Wells
Grey
Park,
where
both
cows
and
bulls
are
fair
game
until
November
30;
i
M
1
ip":
tit
7S-I.,
Hilltops
Prep
For
Junior
Final
Patterns
with
full
instructions
stocked.
Simple
to
knit.
We
stock
oil
shades
made
in
4-ply
yarns.
live
and
let
live,
this
even
goes
for
the
bears;
but
sometimes
he
has
to
rough
them
up
a
bit
if
they
get
too
pesky.
One
time
he
returned
from
a
trip
to
town
and
found
a
huge
bear
in
his
kitchen.
It
had
climbed
in
the
window,
and
was
busily
chewing
on
a
home-cuted
ham
when
our
old-timer
raised
his
"thutty-thutty"
and
shot
it.
By
the
time
the
bear
quit
thrashing
around,
it
had
upset
the
stove,
a
barrel
of
flour,
broken
a
gallon
crock
of
syrup,
and
torn
down
two
the
majority
of
Hamilton
scoring
plays.
And
while
the
tank
brigade
did
a
tremendous
Job
up
front,
the
backs
poured
through
to
take
three
touchdown
passes
from
Ed
fjongln,
one
a
100-yard
pass-and-run
play
to
rookie
Ray
Truant.
Lou
Kusserow,
former
Columbia
University
half,
scored
three
touchdowns.
He
took
two
touchdown
passes
from
Songin,
tossed
a
touchdown
pass
to
Ralph
Toohy
and
figured
prominently
In
the
School
's
Out
?
and
Straight
tCW
I
SASKATOON
(CP)
With
the
thermometer
reading
about
25
degrees
above
zero.
Saskatoon
Hilltops
didn't
cherish
any
thoughts
of
an
outdoor
practice
Wednesday
as
they
got
ready
for
Saturday's
Dominion
junior
football
final
against
Windsor
AKO
at
Griffiths
Stadium
here.
west
way
in
Is
via
Quesnel.
Maybe
the
local
hunting
is
not
worked
enough,
for
It
appears
that
those
In
the
know
get
venison
without
leaving
the
harbor,
the
latest
take
being
a
good
buck
deer
by
TED
JOHNSON
practically
in
sight
of
town.
About
a
dozen
years
ago
the
90c
ot
per
4-oz.
hank
the
mk'
to
other
Hamilton
major
scored
by
hard
-plunging
Merle
Hapes
on
moose
began
to
move
into
the
a
seven-yard
smash.
RASER
&
PAYNE
Tip
Logan,
formerly
of
Queen's
T.
"
7
,
.
I
ahelves
of
preserves
in
glass
;
jars.
What
with
the
blood
and
j
hair
and
all
it
took
old-timer
j
six
days
to
clean
the
place
up.
j
When
relating
the
episode
in
!
the
town
that
weekend,
some-!
body
asked
why
he
had
not
;
waited
until
the
bear
was
out-
j
side
before
he
shot
him.
J
"Why,
goodness
me!"
he
re-1
But
coach
Bob
Am
said:
"If
you
think
It
is
too
cold
out
there,
Just
run
a
little
faster,"
and
it
was
the
team's
moto
as
they
worked
for
more
than
an
hour
in
the
chilly
weather.
A
paying
crowd
of
some
7.200
Golden
Gaels
and
a
three-year
"
'u'"
"
V".1".
Z
Third
Avenue
Vest
,
player
with
Tiger-CaU,
converted
"r"Z
'Z7
Z'
Z
,at''six
ft0JiChl0VZ
r
thrive
and
Increase.
At
this
time
lr
11
LCLVel"?,I8-mJ
it
looks
a,
though
somebody
has
tut.
'
jumped
the
gun,
for
a
recently
plied.
"Then
how
would
he
have
lu
T:
w
"
a
B
e
1
1
returned
party
saw
only
one
known
what
I
was
shooting
him
quarter.
two
turn
H70AVC
weeks
nt
of
for?'
frti9"
fans
will
see
Hilltops
and
Windsor
battle
for
the
Canadian
championship.
It
will
be
a
record
football
crowd
here
and
perhaps
the
largest
ever
to
witness
the
national
junior
final.
fresh
track
in
hunting,
and
further
reports
:
Moral
is,
don't
slay
in
the
that
there
is
no
evidence
of
cows
bush
too
long!
pnd
calves.
The
Lakelse
neighborhood
has
'given
up
some
SHARPEST,
SMOOTHEST-FINISHED
EDGES
MODERN
SCIENCE
AND
SKILL
CAN
PRODUCE!
Cfibbatt
Leads
Young
Marksmen
j
Ticket,
sale
was
"-topped
Tucs-i
day
after
3.000
reserved
and
j
aporoxiinMely
1.300
general
ad-'
mif
ion
tickets
had
been
sold.
The
remaining
.
2,?00
tickets
dozen
or
more
bulls
this
year,
accessibility
being
heightened
hv
thA
'irlfin(T
nt
Witimnt
h-it.
the
L.
Cllbbatt
chalked
uo
fttUt
k
I
li
;
wj.i
j,uL.
uicjin;
ci,uudy
uu
iir.',neiL
score
iur
marKsinauMup
this
early
success
i
Griffiths
Stadium
two
hours
be-
this
week
when
the
Civic
Centre
JOHN
TM
,;..,,.,,,
w
II
II
II
9
i
VENIARD
(of
a
small
fore
tine
town
in
the
south
of
England)
his
just
published
possibly
the
Rife
clr.n
heid
its
weekly
shoot,
of
,r;ci
in;
90
poitus
out
of
a
possible
to
ino.
R-:nrei'-un
in
the
.22
rifle
0ilieJ.tet
I
P-er-tT
T.
C
DoiKlas
Saskatchewan
will
be
here
make
the
opening
kickoff.
Sunrise
Captures
Double
Honors
Ole
Lead
with
92
shooting
was
obby.
lt
u
titled
..rly
Dresser.s.
Per
ccnt-
'
Guide"
and
tells
the
whole
Other
tcp
sharpshooters
were
story,
there
are
color
plates
tim
Hon
Hadland
with
91
per
cent,
are-
almost
three-dimensional,
Alan
Brett
wi'h
88
per
cent
and
clear
descriptions
of
every
nec-Blll
Holaate
with
86
per
cent.
cssary
step,
reasons
for
the
use
The
young
marksmen
meet
'
1jv"
-we
or
henvy
wire
hoolfs
m
FAST
RELIEF
FQP.
Wfss
rnocr!
She
hes
the
milk
reedy
when
'
"
h?r
youngsters
come
in-
from
school.
Smart
boy!
Ma
knows
thot
Northland
Dairy
milk
nor
rr!ly
tastes
swell,
but
packs
a
powerful
1
'
lo:
of
the
vitamins
and
minerals
end
energy
hs
needs
for
running
around
with
his-j
friends.
No
slow
poke,
he!
Straight
to
the
nvi!i
end
then
out
ho
goes,
refreshed
and
'
'rea4y
for
a
fast
game.
Help
your
children
,
grow,
too.
Phone
7?8
FOR
HOME
DELiVERV.A
iiMrivm')
:
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
c;,
r.,-or.
OTn(,,Ti
-ion.
e-erv
Tuesday
night
under
the
lor
different
flies,
and
so
on-hie
h"riv
C--n-n
1
of
th
direction
of
instructors
Dick
I
would
expect
it
to
become
thf
I
ur-if-F1
rcwn
t,otu-
T'iei--v
Paul,
Const.
Cera'.d
Martin
and
standard
work
for
all
fly
tyeif
Vi
fh
rv.
-i'-rt
n
n
w,
Tammy
Eou'tT.
The
three
in-
it
is
a
lair
book
truly
in-team
sinzle
ct
O'U'and
a
hiah
trustors'
-rentirted
.
theraselves
4
vpensive
at
$6.30
and
m-y
bo
111
th-r-"-"r"
trti
r.f
-75i
.
very
satisfied
Ivtlh.
tho
ioTs
ef-5
btnined
from
Toronto;
address
Outsell
All
Other
Bladei
Because
They
Givt
Finer,
Easier
Shaves
For
utmost
shaving
aatisfaction
always
uu
tuper-keen
Gillette
Blua
Bladei
in
your
Gillette
Raior.
You
kirn
off
whiskers
with
Uht,
-gantla
trokn
and
when
you're
through
your
face
feels
smooth
at
ailk.
For
extra
convenience
buy
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
the
Gillette
dispenser
that
makes
blade
changing
a
breeze
and
haa
a
built-in
compartment
for
the
permanent
disposal
of
used
blades.
20
blades
$1.00
10
blades
50c
IN
IMPROVED
GILLETTE
DISPENSERS
Rtgalar
package
S
bladts
25e
JiL
Sidl!
rowninT
also
nf
S'in-
fo'ts
after
only
three
week'
of
"upon
'
request
to
Marty.
r'?e
rint-H
hlh
rin-le
wlMi
practice.
.
rkntv
of
blueblMs
in
the
h-r
a
score
of
?13
nn-I
Or-
Me-
it
was
repjr'ed
today
hat
or
now.
oth"r
rlu-ks
too.
-r-'wwn
hirh
trinl
with
875.
des
s
will
be
awarded
to
mem-
;v.-u
prttinw
vour
shire
of
this
In
f-run
2.
r.V)ri'n
PnU-nt.
nf
fcerg
of
t!le
ciub
who
c'h.n
mo
0od
shooing?
Frven
h
A'xnue
Meat
Market
pPr
cent
proficiency.
The
rifle
:
VIC
DELI
cvi1entlv
sekln-fro
both
hieh
single
and
high
cluD
ls
open
to
boys
J3
years
of
ultim;)tP'in
home-bu!lt
In--e
wVi-tvsh-
wrierl.S
ond
age
ta
19
nd
p-essntly
-has.
a
,(or
.bcats.
ha
a
pretty
craft
i
;
,
J
.
"
"
membership
of
24.-
t
I
rynr
bnilfin?
in
his
.basement
Limited
Phone
18
cok
hoth
teim
honors
with
ion:
Vic
tells,
of
farr
luck
on
J
1
(.--.iM-eves
and
bluebills,
the
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
hiRh
sin-Wr
pf
973'and
a'high
trinie
of
rf07.
:
RcsjI'is:
Remember
When
'
lr
rue
nucks
should
.snow
up
unv
IV"tt
nnw
VTf!
YOUNG
also
bringing
in
some
birds.
I
-
firotip
1
I
Tihliv
Jones
abdicnted
th-
FulTcrs
4,
Lyrn.s
0:
Clover-
throne
of
amateur
polfdom
!r
'f
afs
3,
Etnrs
1;
Art
Murray's
3,1
years
poo
todav
to
make
a
series
O
ft
A
1:
Sunrise
3,
New
Laurels
of
motion
pictures
cn
golf,
1:
PR
Plu
nbers
3.
Dom's
1;
An-,
which
put
him
in
the
profes-
The
Gift
that
Every
:rrn,wreSiate-i
Ak
t.
f
I
:
'if
i
City
stoics
well
supplied
with
jch'-istnitis
gifts
for
outdoors-imrn,
one
very
nice
buv
is
riflr-
nlesccne
siht.
carrvin?
case,
otc
,
ni
ely
under
S200
00.
take
'
vrifr
choice
of
calibres
on
thi
'lifetime
sporting
aim.
Just
j
rbout
any
requirement
can
be
I
filled
from
local
stocks,
but
per-hnps
the
ladles
should
get
spc-
I
Going
Pisces
neltes
3,
Wallaces
1.
flnml
buckets.
Th3
great
Group
2
i
aeoryU
shotmker
climaxed
hi
i
I
MrKiy's
4.
Cook's
0;
Seventh
gulfing
career
in
thst
1933
sea-j
Avenue
Meat
.Market.
4,
Toilers
son
by
winnimr
the
"Btl
Four"
10:
Mcnson's
3',
Co-op
1;
Rupert
tit'e
American
open
and
ama-'
Radio
3,
Big
Sisters
-.1:
Skeena
tcur
and
British
open
and
aaiv
13.
Amazons
1;
Dibb's
3,
Hi-Fly-
teur.
T
L
T
r
I
:
l
n
HIRAM
Mmm
IMPER
1
t-rs
1.
Go
by
air
and
arrive
sooner,
feeling
fresh
and
rwtcd.
t"Iyir.B
time
from
Prince.
Rupert
VANCOUVER
Vt
hrs.
44.85
PRINCE
GEORGE
5
V
rrs:
27.90
.
.
1V1
vy.M
.....
.
212.85
:
86.85
189.70
HONOLULU
13'2his.
MEXICO
CITY
UVi
brs.
TORONTO
!334hrs.
7
-rJr.
'via
Kdrminlon
"via
Vancouver
Tutheleautiful
n
srvt
7
aV.
I
Curling
Results
j
Results
of
last
night's
play
in
I
the
Gordon
Hardware
trophy
I
competition
at
the
Prince
Rupert
'
curling
club
were-
as
follows:
Miller
13,
Petersen
8:
MrKcnzIo
Turner
5:
Hollij-.ton
6,
Laurie
8;
Gcorscson
lfi,
Sieber
8;
Mc-lt-ee
10,
Warren
5;
Parker
10,
Shier
5.
I
In
play
among
the
ladies
curl-ins
club
for
the
Columbia
Cellu-i
lose
trophy
results
were:
Moore
111,
Hamilton
5:
Lewis
11,
Part-!
ridge
3;
Thorn
8,.Wllkins
6.
j
D'R'V
for
2:30
p.m.
Friday
In
j
the
ladles'
club
is
as
follows:
Lewis
vs
Thorn;
Partridge
vs
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