is
r
Royal
Lunch
:
Wins
Bowls
"
.
Defeated
Gyro
Club
Two
Games
to
One
In
Commercial
League
1
Fixture
Last
Night
,
Royal
Lunjh
defeated
Oyro
aub
two
games
to
one
In
the
only
Com-
,TfT.5
V
played
last
night.
The
play
i
ng
of
the
second
fixture
.between
Electrl-
cal
Workers
and
Rupert
Motors
was
postponed
the
Electrical
Workers
being
unable
to
turn
out
a
team
nie
individual
scoring
was
as
101-
lows
.
Gyro
1
2
-
Bulger
168
158
Brocklesbv
137
137
132
Large
155
166
152
Pugsley
122
106
120
Stamford
.
154
122
139
Handicap
15
15
15
.
Totals
751
704
744
Royal
Lunch
1
2
3
Currle
156
122
151
M.
Montesano
.145
145
179
S.
Dominate
159
113
128
D.
Houston
174
125
131
D.
Montesano
.150
178
166
Handicap
2
2
2,
-
Totals
786
685
757
i
The
Commercial
League
leading
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W
L
Pts
Rupert
Motors
,..,...18
'
3
.is
;
Parker's
Oarage
18
?
6
18'
Royal
Lunch
.11.'
-
7
,14
Pioneer
Laundry
.
8
13
8
North
Star
8
13
8
Canadian
Legion
8
16
8
Electrical
Workers
...7
14
7,
Gyro
Club
.
6
15
0
i
,
li
you
wisn
to
swap
something
.
Try'
a
Classified.
Phones
18
&
84
P.O.
Box
575,
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
i
Where
Dollars
Have
More
,
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
49
?
May
We
Help
You
With
That
Gift
for
Christmas?
The
Christmas
1938
Creations
Are
Now
3?
fr
May
J
We
Show
T&
RANGERS
I
IN
LEAD
:
Hockey
Tide
Turns
More
Farorah)
To
.Montreal
Canadiern
and
be'
troit
Red
Wings
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
25:
(CP)
A,
six
to
two
victory
over
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
last
night
enabled
tlie
New
York
Rangers
to
climb'
Into
i
first
place
In
the
National
Hockey
j
League
atandlng.
I
At
Montreal,
the
Canadiens
got
!
their
first
credit
point
of
the
season
when
they
played
an
overtime
tie
draw
with
the
New
York
Americans,
the
score
being
two
all.
The
Can-
adlens
scored
their
two
goals
In
the
mst
Psrlod
but
were
unable
to
count
a8aln
during
the
last
two
period
In
the
course
of
which
the
Americans
equalized.
The
tie
count
g
SSfSS
22
ton
Brulns
fof
Tnere
was
a
turn
Ude
In
favor
of
thp
Detrol
rf
,
took
a
4
to
2
v,
t
f
Hawks
at
Detroit
In
week.end
amej
j
play
at
a
w
-;
'
New
York
wlth
th
Am.HM
tUtt
j
VUa
morrow
nloht
nhiio
n
a.,...-
u.
Canadiens
will
be
at
Detroit,
the
Americans
at
Boston
and
the
Chi
cago
Black
Hawks
at
New
York
to,
play
the
Rangers.
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
2,
Detroit
4.
Toronto
2,
Rangers
6.
Americans
2.
Canadiens
2
(over.
time
tie).
Pacific
Coast
Lea
rue
Seattle
3,
Portland
6.
Hockey
Standings
National
League
W
D
L
F
A
P
Raneers
5
0
1
17
10
10
Chicago
...4
1
2
18
12
9
Boston
4
1
1
17
9
9
Americans
4
1
2
16
15
9
Toronto
3
2
4
14
16
8
Detroit
42
0
5
17
19
4
Canadiens
0
1
7
13
31
1
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
.7
3
0
30
15
15
Seattle
4
2
4
37
27
10
Vancouver
.2
2
4
19
36
6
Spokane
1
1
6
15
33
3
Future
Of
Spokane
Team
Is
Uncertain
Negotiation
For
Sale
of
Pacific
Coast
Hockey.
Club
Are.
Under
Way
SPOKANE.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
It
Is
still
uncertain
whether
the
Spokane
Clippers
club
will
be
.Temainlng
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League.
Sale
of
the
club
Is
under
consideration.
Meanwhile,
the
schedule
has
'been
revised,
eliminating
games
at
Spokane.
Latest
&l
75
Q
i
3
on
Display
Them
to
You?
I
p
Every
year
we
look
for
something;
new
This
year
tops
them
all
See
otir.
complete
stock
Wc
Will
Iloia
"
Atir
ArticleWill
ChrisVitra-
Ormes
Ltd.
"The
Store
of
a
Thousand
Oifts"
LEARNING
THEIR
TRADES
UNDER
GOVERN'MEX
T
SPONSORSHIP
Olven
an
opportunity
to
learn,
trades
through
Ontario
government
projects
under
the
Dominion-provincial
youth
training
movement
the
young
men
pictured
here
are
making
excellent
use
of
their
tuition
Deriod.
The
movement
i
lolntly
sponsored
by
federaj
and
provincial
Parliaments
as
a
means
of
preparing
unemployed
youths
for
profitable
positions
In
industrv.
The
younit
man
at
the
left
is
gathering
his
knowledge
in
a
Brantford.
Ont..
moulding
plant
while
t
1he
rlrht
age
and
youth
meet
to
co-ordinate
Uielr
knowledge
and
abilities
in
a
machine
shop.
The
tutor
in'
this
case
is
a
farm
machinery
firm's
veteran
employee.
Sport
Briefs
"jl
I
UNITED
STATES
LEADS
HELSINKI.
Finland,
Nov.
25.
ICP
United
States
occupies
first
I
place
and
England
fifth
In
world
athletlci,
says
the
hewsDanei
.Hufvudstadbladet.
quoting
10
best
results
or
last
season
In
23
recoc
nlzed
track
and
field
events
4.
l.N
SIX
IWGUAOES
LONDON.
Nov.
25:
(CPI
The
program
for
the
International
soc
cer
match
at
Highbury
In
which
England
trlumDhed
3-0.
over
tho
Rest
of
Europe
was
printed
In
s'x
languages.
MAY
TOUR
ENOLNI)
WELLINGTON,
N.
2..
Nov.
25:
(CPI
The
New
Zealand
Ruebv
League
Is
considering
ah
Invitation
from
the
English
Rugby
League
to
send
a
team
to
England,
in
1930.
financial
.details
suggested
are
said
to
be
satisfactory.
BENEFIT
WAS
S
UCCESS
I
MANCHESTER.
Eng
Nov.
25:'
CP
Leonard
Hop
wood,
35-year
old
Lancashire
cricketer,
netted
$5,236
from
his
benefit
match
when
Surrey
played
at
Old
Traf-
ford
last
summer.
It
is
announced
'
TOPS
IN
LACROSSE
CARDIFF,
Wales,
Nov.
25:
(CP
England
won
a
Women's
lacrosse
match
against
a
combined
Scottish,
Irish
and
Welsh
team
the
first
of
Its
kind
13-4.
At
the
interval
England
led
6-2.
OPPOSE
SOCCER
POOLS
EDINBURGH,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
-Condemning
football
pools
gambling
as
a
social
evil,
the
Social
Service
Conference
of
the
Baptist
Union
of
Scotland
has
passed
a
re
solution
which
was
forwarded
to
the
government.
WINS
SURREY
TITLE
LONDON,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Setting
up
a
new
professional
record
ol
59
for
the
reconstructed
Sunning-dale,
course,
Alfred
Perry,
former
open
champion,
won,
the
Surrey
open
.golf
title
for
the
fourth
time.
IN
SWISS
SOCCFP.
BERNE,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Ken
Fish,
South
African
player,
hai"
Joined
Berne
Sporting
Club,
one
of
'Switzerland's
leading
soccer
teams.
He
played
last
season
for
Port
Vale.
English
third
division
club.
SewotbScpj
Proceeds
of
the
annual
York-
shire-Ulster
rugby
matches
go
to
jjta
,
wards
endowment
of
'-'rugger"
beds
In
hosptals
In
Belfast
and
Leed,
J
At
Klrkstall
this
year
Yorkshire
S
won
20-6.
i
,
I
mm
I
few
'WANT:,
I
Mkt
ADS
i1
Trojans
Defeat
Golden
Bears
University
of
Southern
California!
Likely
Rose
Bowl
Choice
T.rvi
AK'nn
r3
un
rn
I
University
of
Southern
California!.
iuciirann
.
uiuTcrsiiy
oi
waiiiorrua
221
.
'to
7
In
an
Imnnrtnnl
ThunVtglcln.
Day
football
game
yesterday
and
Ul
expected
to
be
selected
for
the
an-r"
nual
New
Year's
.Day
Pasadena
Rose
Bowl
classic.
"HNS
M
ON
I
ED
HANKS
PONTYPOOL.
Wales.
Nov.
25:
CP
Idtis
Thomas.
21-vear
nlfl
.
.
.
...
.
.
Pontypool
fullback,
has
sted
W
Play
professional
rugby
with
Hali-
rax.
English
Rugby
League.
OLD
FASHIONED
Muddle
well
in
Old
Fuhfoncd
jUu,
ont-hilf
luirp
tgjir(
t(.
(Kon
wtttf
nd
diih
bittcrt.
Add
cubtt
of
Ice,
hti
tlice
OfnS,
HicV
of
ptneipple,
slice
of
lemon
nd
mrjchlno
cherry,
fill
with
B.CD.
13
Year
Old
Re.
RYE
...COCKTA
9
,1.prtvB.GD.
13
Yer
Old
9
MCtiiily,
1
pirt
ItiliiD
Rye
Vermouth,
doh
bitten,
deth
of
jum
lyrup
or
e
pfnch
of
iujr.
Stir,
dor(')
4.
hl'e5vSere
with
MrlJchfno
Cherry."
.
,
'
.
RYE
HIGHBALL
1
lifter
B.CD.
13
Yeir
Old
I
it-
n'i
C
cbbet
ol
fee,
1
J
i
lemon
peel,
fill
gUti
with
lie
pr
tod.
MfeltfSrt
COLUMBIA
,ii
i
0t
SPORT
CHAT
Th
McBrlde
Athletic
Assocla-
tlon
has
been
organized
to
central-
th
hanHii
f
ti..
""fnor
uwn
inciua-
,
.
1.
n
I
.-.
J
iIiim
1
,
illJiHtm
"JiK
ura
i
i,j
iiinwuni
worlc
ottUxra
elected
IU"015-
i-rraeni.
uon
ueamer;
v,cepresldfnt-
A-
Webb:
tary
treasurer.
Tom
Fleming.
Commit-
r
eucn
spon
represented
(will
be
named
later.
Mr
Woods.,
(the
school
principal
at
McBrlde.,
Presided
over
th
Anininiini
mein(-
"
Future
International
tuna
tour-
naments
sh.rtUd
be
held
at
Wedge-
...AND
A
PERFECT
HIGHBALL
COCKTAIL
or
OLD
FASHIONED
REQUIRES
A
PERFECT
WHISKY...
No
other
Canadian
Rye
Whisky
can
claim
ihc
old
age
and
dovynri9nt
eoodncjj
of
thi5
fine
Double
Distilled
Spirit.
The
full-flavoured
imooth'
ncss
of
B.CD.
Rye
Whisky
comes
from
its
being
brought
to
maturity
In
oak-
finished
"nature's
way.
'
The
Canadian
Government's
seal
on
the
IL
bottle
guarantees
the
renowhed
,
British
Columbia
16
oz.
bottlc
25
ipi
bottle
40
oz.
bbttle
twilt
finger
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PRODUCTS
BUILD
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PAYROLLS."
-
SiS;
bm-
Mount
Oldfield
Ski
Club
Is
In
Annual
Session
The
Mount
Oldfield
Ski
Club
htd
iU
annual
meeting
last
evening
In
the
council
chamber
of
the
City
Hall.
William
Elklns,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
As
last
year,
owing
to
weather
conditions,
wtu
practically
an
inactive
season,
it
wu
decided
to
have
the
present
officers
and
executive
automatically
carry
on
for
the
ensuing
year.
Oeneral
bus-ine-u
was
discussed
and
nlans
made
!
for
Improvements
on
the
cabin.
The
1
L
k
A
officers
who
were
re-elected
by
acclamation
are:
Honorary
President.
P.
A.
Mac-Galium.
president.
William
Elklns.
Vice-President.
Tommy
Fraser.
Elkint.
ExecutiveMrs.
Ttxnmy
mserJ,?
Anrutroni
U
a
three
.
.
.
,
fa
favortt
VflHt.
nvw
over
r.l
i
Miss
Lucille
urooiuoann.
aeort
Peters
and
Earl
Eby.
COFFINS
PHEFEKAIII.E
LONDON.
Nov
23:
CP-AIodVhMTler
lhan
Strong
i
.
.....
rm
llAW
are
lens
comfortable
than!
coffins,
said
H
S.
Ooodhart-Ren-del.
prominent
architect,
and
man
submits
to
them
with
sundry
gadgets
"to
keep
him
quiet."
I!
'
--
--
---
port,
near
Yarmouth.
Nova
Scotia,
thinks
S".
Kip
Oarrlngton
big-gome
angler
and
writer.
Farrtngton.
whg
was
a
member
of
the
United
States
team
which
with
the
British
Em
plre
P,re
squad
luaa
was
w"
defeated
cheated
by
6y
Cuba
Cuba
In
the
srennrf
(ntrnttilnnal
ut
Uverpool.
NJ5
last
August,
.
..
.J
..
.
..
I
J
.
ic
aiui
.
mrm;
.
1
.
vo
rcm
ruj
wip
uamane
a
one
dt
tne
larrei""
mic
ocai
cure
r
of
the
team
matches
and
I
sincere-
"v
nope
that
It
will
be
held
In
Wedgeport
every
year
In
the
fut.
ure"
The
1933
match
was
heldt
on
tne
South
Shore
port
where
It
was
believed
the
August
tunif
would
be
larser
than
those
cr-h
ff
'nw.-.-
V
f
v
.
-
..
'
.
M.
owwa.
norm?
01
me
uver
pool
tuna
wriehed
mreTho.
,
-o
n..unds.
The
1937
mairh.
held
at
Wedgeport
age
of
ihlt
wr.rU
made
product.
$1.75
$2.75
$4.00
DISTILltRy
CoW(
-rd
or
W
thp
Govebmeni
(?oiHihiHteaie
ARMSTRONi
IS
FAVOR
Odd
Three
To
Two
A,alnt
f,
Ino
Garcia
In
Madl,n
SqJ
"out
Tonichl
1..
"
IUIUV
Nov
25
i
CP
"
Ceferlno
Our
weir
wti
round
weltcn,
muc
ooui
umight
at
itt
auiuc
uararn.
oarcla
is
rr
w
weign
in
at
about
twelve
.
k
ATTRACTING
Till!
TltOOr
ST.
MATtYtt
BAY
En
w
Shown-
bath!
and
J.Wla
t
1
wuiu
iwir
offn
provided
f
t
Klenea
her
recently
DANCE
AWAY
HLl'LS
LONDON.
Nov.
24:
pp
IndurtrLU
Health
Kescar
i
tet
hft
annual
report
surrr
1
I
lMh.(.
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I.
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jtn
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t
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1.
l'hoP
b,u
ot
rhythn
ioulP"
up.
the
report
sa
.
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(
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int
ntdder
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and
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lor
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ry
lldtf
nn
indUidtuj
r
Analysts
by
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Hone
Corset
lore
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Woek
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Nelson
A.T.C.M.
.
Teacher
of
Piaijo,
Theory
and
Harmony.
phone
r.itr.KN
jm
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Music
Store
Large
St
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