Frince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
CKHober
8,
1953
.
Us
-
!
SPORTSMAN'S
Mr
r
d.
TOURING
RCAF
PIPE
d
KEPT
BUSY
IN
EHSUm
BURLfcY-ON-THE-IULL.
Eng.
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ROUND-UP
t
FRAMELESS
USE
OF
UMBRELLA
TENTS
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I'
Lf.
',
INS1C
7?
&.
ii
nearlng
thfc
end
of
six-week
tour,
today
Ravp
a
auxiliary
hospital
In
this
small
town
in
the
niidiai
t
Next
week
the
band
goes
to
Lonoon
fur
b
n
vh
I
rnents,
including
concerts
at
the
Victoria
En'!
Gardens,
recordings
for
the
BBC
and
performani'i'J
Nuffield
Centre
in
central
London.
As
a
climax
the
X
will
before
some
80,000
play
spectators
at
a
sweer
i
week
from
Saturday
between
Chelsea
and
Mid.iiesbro
I
By
CJAYLE
TALBOT
j
&EW
YORK
(Al
It
would
be
a
pleasure
to
J
report
thr.t
the
fifth
straight
world
series
victory
of
the
Yankees
was
greeted
with
great
popular!
acclaim
and
that
the
bonfires
flickered
far
into
the.
.
...
i
lit'
DEA
j
The
first
convoys
of
United
The
IJi.r!
u-
v,
Empire
Loyalists
sailed
from
the
most
of
its
food
hi-
United
States
for
Halifax
In
1cm
than
500000
-11783.
'
;
cultivation
CUT
AWMINS
0
TO
BUSH
t
I
OR
"TREE
'
EXTRA
ROOV
POtES
;
night.
It
would
not,
however,
be
the
truth.
i
The
brutal
fact
is
that
n
t
I
very
many
persons
were
happy
body
about
their
predicament.
'
about
the
way
the
play-off
i
There
has
been
some
thought
j
turned
out.
The
Yankees
were,
that
Boston
Red
Sox.
who
have
ot
course,
and
there
are
a
cer-
some
brilliant
youths
going
for,
,
tain
number
,
of
Yankee
fans
them,
might
oiler
a
real
threat
!
about
the
country
who
would
next
year,
but
the
men
whoj
be
glad
if
their
heroes
won
a
know
Lou
Boudreau's
club
best
dozen
flags
In
a
row.
But
we
'
say
not.
j
have
a
strong
feeling
that
even;
m
the
first
place,
they
say,
!
llm
,'jbwi
A.
a
'
,
.
"-Til!
NOW.
.
.
AIX-ST1R
GOALIE
TERRV
SAWCHUK
of
Detroit
closes
tils
eyes
ana
croum
a
p.aj.
"e
close
to
his
net
in
the
National
Hockey
Leagje
All-Star
game,
at
Montreal
against
Canadiens.
Bill
Cadsby
of
Chira?o
Blark
Hawks
swings
around
while
Paul
Meger
and
Lome
Davis
of
the
Canadiens
close
in.
All-Stars
won
3-1.
is
the
time
to
buy
Select
clsaring
under
tree
with
limb
to
pull
rope
over
to
raise
tent's
peak.
stake
tent
so
its
peak
centers
below
umb.
pull
rope
through
ceak's
hole,
knot
it
ao
chcwu.
leave
enough
rope
to
tie
to
cfoss-poles
(a
)
to
support
.
them.
cut,
fit
and
tie
these
poles
to
brace
roof's
corners,
adjust
peak
rope
ibi.
This
eliminates
packing
heavy
this
group
is
diminishing.
!
the
Sox
cannot
better
their
:
A
Brooklyn
triumph
would
fourth-place
finish
unless
they;
...
i
AAaclNTOSH
AP
have
given
baseball
a
tonic
that
come
up
with
one,
preferably:
the
game
needs
badly.
The
erst-
i
two
winning
righthanded
pitch-
i
1
while
U.S.
national
pastime
is
erSj
Most
of
their
strength
now
in
trouble
and
its
Claudea
Sanderson
Rolls
337
To
Top
Women's
Bowling
Claudea
Sanderson
topped;
Irish
team
single
and
Wish
three
Group
1
of
the
Ladies'
Five-Pin
!
game
total
with
987
and
2701).
,
executives
js
it.fty.
Also,
they
say,
the
team
,
?AMES
INTO
WILDERNESS
ARCA'i.
U.K.
Hockey
Battling
Ice
Shows
are
a
gloomy
set
of
men.
Wo
must
develop
a
better
punch
tn
i
Their
quality
is
ot
its
finest
and
the
PRICE
is
ot
its
LOWEST!
For
a
Bowlina
Leasue
fur
the
second
,
Kesults:
Know
tnis
irom
having
talked
its
outfield
before
it
can
merit
!
with
many
of
them
during
the
serious
consideration.
j
series.
They
face
the
future
with
so
that
leaves
Cleveland
and
misgivings,
especially
the
Am-
Chicago
White
Sox,
who
already
j
erican
Leaguers.
,
have
proved
to
everybody's
sat-
i
"I
hate
to
say
It."
one
of
the
isfaction
that
they
are
not
:
latter
group
confided,
"but
it
teams
of
destiny,
would
be
a
good
thing
for
every-
casev
Stencel.
himself,
doesn't
'
smooth
'
-
S
.
4.
LONDON
(CP)
The
English
week
in
row
Tuesday
night
when
she
rolled
337
to
capture
YOUR
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
SI
National
Hockey
League
resumed
action
this
week
with
its
,
ranks
depleted
and
its
future
,
ARE
FEATURING
STORE
SPECIALS
THIS
WEEK!
fjAILY
FREE
DELIVERY
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
THE
CITY
Group
1
Cloverleafs
4.
Art
Murray's
0.
G.
&
Anderson
4.
P.
R.
0.
Sunrise
3.
Lyons
1.
Wallace
R.
3.
Doins
1.
New
Laurel
2,
Annettes
2.
Bulgers
2,
Stars
2.
Group
2
Dibb
Printing
4.
Cook's
0.
Manson
s
4,
McKay's
0.
Skeena
Oro.
3.
7th
Ave.
Mkt.
1.
Rupert
Radio
3,
Amazons
1.
Big
Sisters
2.
Hi-Flyers
2.
Co-op
2.
Toilers
2.
clouded
by
high
taxes,
lower
.
body
u
our
league
lost
tms
time.
see
wny
nis
ciub
shouldn't
go
!
gate
receipts
and
lyen
compe-
j
Every
year
these
fellows
(the
on
winning
more
or
less
lndefi-;
tition
from
ice
shows.
Yankees
win
from
here
on
niteiy
With
a
little
new
blood
In
Earls
Court
Rangers
have
I
were
KolnB
to
have
a
further
:jt5
pitrhing
staff
from
time
to:
withdrawn
for
one
year
at
least
droP
ln
attendance.
We
can't
tlme
president
Dan
Topping
is
from
the
circuit
formed
in
;
Pul1
tne
fans
back
untl1
we
can
quoted
as
predicting
they
will
1934-35.
Wembley's
last-minute
!snow
tnem
a
race
"
.
make
it
eight
straight
pennan's,
t
high
single
for
Bulgers.
Last
J
week
she
rolled
a
high
single
of
294.
High
triple
for
Oruii.j
1
:
this
week
was
chalked
up
by
Lois
Keays
of
Stars
with
683.
j
Bulgers
captured
team
high;
single
with
1187
and
hhh
three-
:
game
total
was
set
by
New
;
Laurels
with
2706.
,
I
In
Group
2
Mary
Keays
of
!
McKays
with
254
raptured
hk'h!
single
honors
and
Bertha
Peter-ton
of
Mansons
with
626
took
high
triple.
M.mson's
took
both
'
decision
to
stielc
has
kept
the!
Not
an
American
Leaguer
j
explaining
that
he
thoaght
It
a
number
of
teams
at
five.
,
claimed
to
see
any
hope
of
over-
'.
nice,
round
figure.
Now
at
its
lowest
ebb
ever,
hauling
the
Bombers
next
sea-
Actually,
even
the
Yankee
of-
Lamb's
NAVY
RUM
SKEENA
GROCERY
Phone
581
or
582
numerically,
the
league
has
;
s"".
oi
in
in
me
next
tnree
or
iclai
family
appears
to
be
get-
ting
bored
to
some
extent.
For
LYONS
FINE
F3
OUTDOORS
'Mil.
VUj
-
pared
rosters
to
10
Canadian
and
two
English
players,
corn-pared
with
the
12-2
ratio
last
year.
Thp
nrnhlem
is
not
one
of
Phones
years
they
have
made
a
practice
of
throwing
a
wingding
of
a
victory-party
on
the
night
61
the
final
series
game,,
but
they
passed
it
up
this
time
ln
favor
of
a
quiet
gathering
within
the
"A
ifaunch
old
Mend"
250
Red"
41
four
seasons,
for
that
matter
They
are
not
trying
to
fool
any-
Eight
to
10
Teams
Slated
For'54WIL
MIDWAY
GROCERY
Phone
659
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
AND
GROCERS
LTD.
Phone
21
WILLIAMS
GROl
Perhaps
Bella
Coola
will
show
boats
per
capita
than
in
any
;
declining
interest
in
this
Cana-up
In
the
Field
and
Stream
Con-
other
Canadian
city,
mostly
used
dlan
rontribution
to
Britain's
test
results
next
Suring.
for
Don
,
commercially,
then
laid
up
sport
Thanks
to
television
ap-Clay
accomplished
a
pretty
piece
awaiting
another
season;
mean-;
pP(u.ances
and
other
factors,
of
work
bv
landing
a
coho
of:
while
there
are
mountain
goats
ht.
.
r,n-n,-,nr
a
it
pvm
Yankee
family.
HIM
3
Phone
656
v
4
This
ctvertiwmeiiv
-
not
pubunied
or
dlnpuyeit
by
thr
l
iquor
Coi
tro.
Bnsrd
or
by
the
Clovernmrnt
i.l
Br
tiab
Columbia.
t
.
J'r
more
than
17
pounds
after
a
rug-
at
altitudes
between
two
and
,hag
been
ln
tms
coulltry
prob-
-i-viji.
-.j-'-av
ged
ged
55-minute
55-minute
fight.
fight.
His
His
fish
fish
'
'
three
three
thousand
thousand
eet,
eet,
black
black
bears
bears
;
;
aW
bl
more
SQ
VANCOUVER
P
At
least
eight
BEG
Pool
Site
Fixed
at
UBC
tuv.IV
a
iiu.
i.
ice
.ijJiiiiici
muni
f
u.j.u...
f,v.
,
...
.,.
ana
DOSSIOIV
111
duns
will
ne
ln
.IE
HU.
UUCJ.UJII
UULIU1
o
fJ
better
lure
is
there
for
cohos
this
rafts,
and
fishing
wherever
one
be
whether
full-blown
ice
ex-1
me
western
ituernauomu
.
(
.-lv
sk
J
travagazzas
are
going
to
push
League
wnen
the
I9a4
baseball
v,i,o
niwu
intn
tu
.trt
i
season
opens
next
April,
leapue!
VANCOUVER
CP
The
British
i
'
presiuent
nog
crown
saiu
wta-tinpnc
uauira
aw
111.1.....
;
season?
i
that
was
offered
on
a
cares
to
drop
a
bait,
four-ounce
rod
equipped
with
The
desolation
around
Anyox
six-pound
nylon
mono-filament,
.
is
v-e-r-y
slow
to
heal,
but
black
a
further
proof
of
the
deadly
bears
are
thriving
on
the
lush
efficiency
of
spinning
tackle
huckleberry
growth,
and
the
long
when
properly
handled.
;
narrow
inlet
at
the
south
end
of
particularly
In
London.
Two
of
the
four
London
r
lubs
1
nesday.
will
be
built
on
the
University
or
;
Mr.
Brown
made
the
statement
B.C.
campus.
!
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
Mi'--
.
in-hun
Ho
artnnnniiH
Ho
1QM
TVi
Inna
flwht.
rVPT
tl
Kite
vm
lion
...
ended
.
up
1
in
second
1
place
Larcom
Island
"u
Is
"
sheltering
playing
schedules
to
make
room
'
i
-
-
.
.
si.ui
team
teams.
ti.scii
newspaper
for
the
$300,000
pool
ended
at
a
fnr
r
itp
lte
snnwR
5i'
losing
lnsinp
nut.
out
nn
on
trip
iiil
.
.
-
r
r
r
last
year
on
the
Huntingdon
deer
.
waterfowl
enough
to
make
the
.
f
,rlt.
IH
lhnt
..
ritv
nminrll-BEG-Parks
Board
m
1
1
I
;:-
trs
trophy,
but
is
in
the
right
spot
to
trip
worth
any
duck
hunter's
choice
Saturday
night
fixtures.
,
,rary
tQ
reports
tne
ieague
is
not
special
meeting
Wednesday
when
bag
the
specimen
Coast
deer
time
and
effort.
Player
calibre
has
kept
up
to
collapsing.
Structure
of
the
the
BEQ
Society
made
the
de-
whit
h
the
Boone
and
Crockett
Favorite
spots
along
the
Skee-
good
Canadian
senior
B
stand-
1
league
for
1954
will
be
"def
initely
riding
move
by
announcing
It
club
is
anxious
to
have
on
record,
na
and
its
tributaries
still
pro-
ards
on
the
basis
of
the
players
settled
at
the
Rnnual
meeting
of
had
signed
a
binding
agreement
sny
hunter
collecting
a
larger
ducing
mixed
bags
of
cutthroats
signed
to
date.
;
,
the
circuit
in
Victoria
on
Nov.
9."
,
with
UBC.
wmu
IU.UJU
vuusmeer
is.
uKeu
u,'and
dollies.
Jim
Bacon
doing
I
-
--
-
-
'
Cltrfsliuas
Casli
Contest
supply
details.
mis
luiunin
auineniiL
.
well
but
sUn
not
getting
more
:
fish
than
friend
wife,
who
is
WOMEN'S
Kerl
Jrffrries,
back
from
an
really
becoming
expert
with
her
extended
trip
to
near
Prince
new
tackle.
George,
has
pictures
of
of
I
many
Are
vou
aware
tnat
an
arrow
)
4
WW
the
waters
he
fished
successfully
Wt9
from
a
medium-strength
bow
is
ktt&.iLt
v
1
,
SUMMER
,;.
t
1-'
-f
,
156
CAMMNS
MOSt
WM
you
may
cer
as
much
as
OR
M0R
IN
CASH
BtfORl
MIS
SANDALS
Your
ereaf
chonce
10
win
t
bin
cash
pnM
riph
you
need
it
most
in
time
for
Christmas.
likely
to
have
deeper
penetration
than
a
bullet
from
a
high-powered
rifle?
Fact!
QuUe
frequently
bullets
break
up
on
striking
bone
1
the
super-fast
ones
do
so
on
flesh)
but
an
arrow
will
usually
deflect
from
bone
and
continue
its
killing
course
through
the
animal.
Before
you
write
off
archery
as
kid
stuff,
take
a
look
at
the
weapons
on
display
in
town
and
ask
pertinent
questions,
there
are
surprises
awaiting
you.
Useless
Creek
on
Porcher
Island
belies
Us
name
where
Evie
Kivett
Is
concerned,
thi's,'ang'fer-ette
took
both
Jacksprings
and
sea-run
cutthroats
at
the
estuary;
salmon
eggs
were
the
preferred
lure.
AUPrift
arm
CoAl
Every
sinn'e
week-fro""'
until
November
2
1
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
"
"
.....
ivwrr.
m)fh.ilm
j
Sim-.
r,
unu.unting
to
$l,00.00
week...""
"
..t
.
i
Kinn
tinze
ot
he
would
be
glad
to
pass
the
word
on
to
brothers
of
the
long
i
rod
as
to
just
where
to
find
the
!
big
ones.
Recently
he
fished
C'loyah
with
Bob
Armstrong
and
brought
out
an
18-inch
cutthroat
on
a
tiny
blue
and
silver
wobbler;
!
tills
is
a
color
combination
not
sufficiently
used
hereabouts,
we
f.liould
not
lose
sight
of
the
fact
,
that
0111
salmons,
and
sea-run
!
trout
live
almost
exclusively
on
hearings
in
assorted
sizes,
and
are
these
feed
fish
not
silver
and
:
blue?
This
probably
accounts
for
:
the
f)Kh-iy''in
potency
of
blue!
ri.wfiil'bnVktails
and
the
well
ViVown
silver
doctor
fly.
Have
i
you
uny
in
your
fly-book
j
Another
of
our
big
commercial
1
fishermen's
supply
houses
in
I
town
is
setting
up
a
stock
of
j
snorts
fishing
tackle
and
the
demand
becomes
more
discriminating
daily:
It
is
not
too
soon
to
suggest
that
Christmas
gift
donors
seek
Guidance
if
said
donors
are
not
well
versed
in
the
lore
of
lures!
Karl
(Smokv)
Becker,
with
vash
PRIZES
Z
f
in
r
99
vt
Red
'
Black
k
Blue
White
Vkr
Green
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then,
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cheques
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their
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to
winners.
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today
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every
week,
.s
each
wer-k.
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1
THE
IDEAL
HOUSE
SHOE
GOOD
FOR
SQUARE
DANCING.
Buy
several
pair
and
put
them
away
for
next
summer.
Skinnymen,
women
gain
5,
10,
15
lbs.
Get
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
What
a
thriltl
'Cy
ImiM
fill
out;
usly
Itoiluws
fill
up;
flft'lt
no
kmi!tr
scrawn;
lxiv
lon-i
Iia
It-starved,
ticUy
"benn-pnlf"
look.
'I
hiiuvamii
ot
girli,
wumra,
n-n.
lin
ntntr
LimM
tcdin
be!
ore,
are
nuw
proud
ot
shapely.
lit.illli
-looking
btwlirx.'l
h-y
tlmnk
the
upcrlal
.ur-l.tuldims,
Ht
sfi-I.uildin
t
jn.",
istr.
.
It
tfiiius,
otmmluiit.
inviiur
tt'
f
s,
1100,
itit
min
Hi,
ciifintit,
i-urich
bUxxj,
itnonne
apt-tiu'
and
dii-i.tn)n
mi
fxd
;hp
Mm
inom
tn-ut(ili
nnd
iHttirishmf
rjt;
pit
tich
on
lars
lutiift.
Duii'l
tciir
K1;nt(
too
iat.
M'p
win
d
om'p
gHiiHti
the
1M,
15
or
2''
Hf.
yuxi
n't
d
tnT
iicnnal
wiiilit.
Osli
littli-.
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'
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(
quaint
d"
trf
oify
6.1c,
i
ry
fatno'm
0rpx
Tome
Tal'lrltt
Jor
new
H-p,
vior
ami
addtd
pjun.l,
thii
vtry
tlav.
At
all
diutfvixU.
Larry
(Bigfisli)
Stanwood
and
I
yours
truly
spent
a
week
in
Ob-
servatorv
Inlet
without
meeting
!
another
boat
bent
on
hunting
or
j
fishing:
this
is
not
good
In
a
'
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
.
.
..
.
-
-
j.
rir.llTFFN$25C
HERE'S
ALL
VOU
V0!
0
Weil
plainly
in
30
words
or
le(,
FOUR
raotont
why
you
prefer
Bluo
Bonnet
Margarine.
With
each
entry
enclose
two
end-flaps
(each
with
Good
Housekeeping
Soal
of
Approval)
from
any
packages
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine.
Mall
te
Blue
Bonnet
Sue,
Christmas
Cash
Contest,
P.O.
Box
2160,
Toronto,
Ontario.
fl)
Winners
will
be
notified
by
mail.
Complete
I
list
of
winners
supplied
on
request
at
end
V
ef
Contest.
'
LIMITED
629
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
357
place
where
there
is
so
very
much
Miort
to
be
had
for
the
taking.
Here
we
have
probably
more
Remember
When
ONE
100
CASH
PRIZE
I
IVCRY
WttKt
I
LADIES'
.
.
.
WINTER
By
The
Cnnrultun
Press
New
York
Yankees
went
10
innings
to
score
a
7-4
victory
over
Cincinnati
Reds,
giving
the
Yan-
;
kees
I
he
world
series
title
in
four
'
straight
games,
14
years
ago
today.
The
Yankees
had
DiMag-!
gio.
Keller
and
Selkirk
in
the!
outfield;
Dahlgren,
Gordon.
Cro-
;
.!-.!
COATS
I
llf
W
setti
and
Rol.v
ln
the
infield,
Dickey
catching
and
Hildebrand.
Rutidra
and
Murphy
pitching.
Walters
was
the
losing
pitcher,
Murphy
the
winner.
ift'SS
Si
-
e
e
e
ee
1
.
I""1""
-ox
Children's
Briefs
Cotton
Interlock
briefs.
Made
ln
England.
Elastic
waist.
In
natural
color
only.
Sizes
2,
4,
0
years
Sizes
8,
10,
12,
14
years..
gQg
Children's
Undershirts
Cotton
Interlock
undershirts
with
short
sleeves.
In
natural
color
only.
Sizes
2,
4,
8
years
(5C
Si7.es
8,
10,
12,
14
years..
Jg
THE
UNIVERSAL
3rd
Ave.
at
6th
St.
A
new
shipment
received
today
and
more
coming
.
.
,
Beautiful
styles,
all
new
novelty
fabrics
and
plain
materials
in
the
season's
most
popular
shades.
PRICED
FROM
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
TnDoNTO,
0NT
Christmas
Cash
Contest
TORON
tlo,.d
,l.a..
find,
.lal.d
In
30
'"
flllp,.
.a
I
pr.l.r
SIM
Marso.in.,
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Hovukpls
Sol,
ho
potk'
1
A
special
Chrtstmaj
Bonus
Prize
of
$1,000
cash
will
he
awarded
at
the
end
of
the
contest.
To
be
eligible
for
this
big
bonus:
-
1.
Write
clearly
on
your
entry
how
many
units
ef
Vitamin
A
are
in
each
pound
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine.
2.
All
entries
will
be
retained.
Al
end
of
the
contest,
the
first
correct
entry
drawn
will
be
warded
$1,000
cash
I
$29.95
1
1
My
name
It
I
My
address
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Third
Avenue
West
TH
MORE
EHTRKS
tO
if
fltCISU
0
ADOITKW'l
V
of
'I
his
advt-ruscment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
thr
l
iquor
Dinrul
Hturtt
nr
bv
t
lie
Ciuvcrrifiienl
of
Urimh
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on
rouit
roue
wr
how
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wahw.
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OPPORTUNITY
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