lank, of which it. Casey 0 h “'11 of shock. Others “d N Lopez. 8 F Golden Be Waterloo 213;: 31:: the league's best. he first 29.19 and the title with a chener Upset will teams back i. Gelding game next \ \ Duality 'E and .CE FUEL Delivery” | Barbour I0 6635 “ CIAL ‘. CLOTHS ed colors) nly 59c r Buys More L the IS DRUG ORE may, NOV. 3. Ine LYLL-il‘ulgln range .1 "ONLY ARGO IN RUNNIN snicker gets closer to ’ MCup than any Argonaut m been in years. Bar- WM 13 Miss Argonaut of Man Earl Grey‘s cherish— ' as she admires the 9,. Cup, Sean-ram Gold Cup and other valuable Canadian trophies. Only one missing is the Miss Grey Cup trophy. but Bar- bara hopes to cop this when the beauty contest is held on the eve of Grey Cup day. Nov. ‘28. ,Oenies Packers Tomised Help ICP) w Kelowna ; still without reinforce- . i1.“ by air Friday night ,gfiu of exhibition hockey - gin Smcldholm and Moscow. reinforcement. Issue began am up before the team left Thursday. coach Jack ' Rounding off against the “in Amateur Hockey As- for what he termed lack ' e. yum-earl Fridaiy CAI-IA pres- ];ob LeBel disclaimed any ..u 'ty for the amateur ~ . A, v emlng body in digging .1 talent. and LelBel had a long A- 'uddle.-1'n the wake of any: blast from Vancouver. .emyrdidn’t like the CAHA's .. in prwenting the Packers gating orfered players now in pro Western Hockey »- ‘, He was also somewhat ..i .19 that clearance wasn't for centre Bob Hassard. tinder-suspension by Buffalo llp pro American (Hockey far as the CAHIA is con- qfl. we have no power to anybody to play hockey any- ." said LeBeI. “We can do pbssihle to help. We can't .I deal for a club. We didn’t ask the Packers to Canada. They applied llIéOAHA to be named ills rep- 'e. We agreed and we travelling expenses of the “Otherwise the Packers told us could look after other finan- Inds and also said they had "ties for improving the team. OF Ca rds Ides Final INCOUVLER t CPI—«The 18th 4 ' 133 spot on Kelowna Packers .{roster was decided here by cutting a deck of u was allowed to lake ’ _ on a. threeuweek. nine- We never said we would go out. get and give them players. . . LeBel added: “I'd like to say also that every- body always tells us to send the strongest. team possible overseas but when the time comes to get help nobody wants to cooperate. Other teams don't want to let players go for the time necessary for them to be away. We have no authority to make them." The Packers play four games in Stockholm—Nov. 9. 11. 12 and 13. They then go to Moscow for games Nov. 16, 18. 19. 21 and 23. They return to Canada by Nov. 25 to resume their Okanigan Seu- ior Hockey League schedule. Backstre’rch (Continued from Page 8) cord to 2.04. He is free-legged. has the best of manners. and should make things interesting in the Maritimes. Destihation - Nova Scoha. Poplar Tar Heel - 8. 2.03 1-5. is a three - year - old pacing gelding by Tar Heel 1.57. dam Poplar Mariano, 3, 2141/2, dam of five with records of 2.05 or bet- ter. He took his record this sea- son at Vernon DWOIIS. and is eli- gible to the 2.21 Pace. He was consigned by Mrs. Charlotte Shep— pard and A. C. Mudge, Hanover. Pa. We understand they do not race horses older than three years. Destination - Nova Scotia. New Brunswick buyers bought four yeanlings. thanks to Don Seaman for a tele- graphinig the names of the new Maritime purchases from Harris- burg. THREE WINNERS A fine night With a good turn- out saw naicers were all won by different drivers. (more) I - Governor Boy (D. Raitchiford) ‘ Friday and later held their only ., at 2 pm. Tuesday at Edmonton. We wish to acknowledge our encelllent finishes at Sachville Downs Raceway Wed- nesday night. where 43 - year ~ old driver Don Rachford drove three winners. and the five other Here is a brief summary: Race REGINA ICP) Coach S3111 ‘yl'e of Edmonton Eskimos says ll-IIS strictly a toss-up who uill win today's Western Interorm'iu clal Football U n i n n playoff‘ against Saskatchewan Rouglii‘id- ers. >— s Ler and his team arrived here workout on Taylor Field before the 2 pm. MST IS pm. AST) start of the first game of the two. game, total-point semi-final. The second game will be played The winner meets Winnipeg Blue Bombers. d e I‘ e n d i n 2 western champions who finished at the top of this year's schedule. Eskimos arrived du ri n g a heavy snow sto rm but the Gallant McIn Retired To Stud NEW YORK (AP) —~ Gallant Man. the horse that didn't win the Kentucky Derby last, year be- cause his confused jockey mis- judged the finish line. was retired to stud Friday. Willie Shoemaker was in the saidle that day and stood up in the stirrups some 200 yards from the finish and lb e Calumet Fanm's Iron Legs swept. to vic- tory. Bill Harfack Scores Win AT New Woodbine TORONTO (OF) M Jockey BIII Her-tack rode six horses on an eight-race card at. New Woodbine race track Friday and scored with one. had four seconds and one third. Victory for the 26-year-old race rider. leading jockey in north America the last three years. came on Men Ruler for owner Isobel Lawson of Toronto in the sixth race. 1, Congressional Boy (A. Lan- gille) 2. Peter Federal (W. Bow- I.ess) 3. Jean Cleglg 4. three oth- er starters. time 2.17 4-5; winner owned by A. Nalpke. Newcastle. NB. Race 8 - Vera Signal (C. Smith) 1, Knight Norris (K. Kaye) 2, Avalon Gal (L. Austin) 3. five other starters. time 2.17; winner owned by J. E .Yeo, Mis- couche. P. E. I. Island drivers came through with UWO finst's and tour seconds in the above meet. GOING STRONG They had a splendid ra c 6 card at Saint John Tuesday night. The feature event was the "AA." Pace, with the fastest horses at the track performing. T. O. F, (W. Birt) 6-1. Bradison (.H. Jon- es) 2—4. Rulby's Jester (B. Queen) 3-8. Caver Uip (R. Donovan) 43. three other starters. time 2.13 1-5 and 2.15 2-5. In the lat and 4th dashes. Gladys E. Lee (J. Lang) was 1-3, Little Leo (Wilson) 2-1. June Lee Direct (M. Coughil‘an) 3 - 2. three other starters, time 2.21 and 2.18 2-5. Race 2 - Rita Federal (.M. Govanlg) 1, Holly's Pride (B. Queen) 2. Barry Herbert (O'- Neill) 3. Pop (Wiiggins) 4, four starters, time 2.19 2-5. RIBICES 3 and 6 - New Harmony (Kirkpatrick) 1-1. Mighty Brew- er (B. Lawson) 2-4. Sturdy Jimmy (C. Wood) 3-2, Happy D. (J. Lang) 4-3. three other start- ers, time 2.17 3-5 and 2.17 3-5. Among the winners at Moncton \iealher wax to clear later In the day and should not harm the around at the football park. NO FORECASTS Lyle Was making no predic- tions. "1 lilllllk it will be an extremely hi tough game and the result is strictly a toss-up," he said in an interview "Riders took us in easy slyle the last time out." he said. recall- IWinner In Today's WIFU' Game Is Strictly A Toss-Up earlier I dIak and Mike Lashuk. linebacker" on defence. Bendiak has been ail-’ inn following an injury this season. Riders are still worried about halfback Mike Hagler. who hurt s knee last Saturday against Edmonton. Hagler '.as been run- ning but may not be known until izamc time. whether he can play ing a 23-14 win by the "askatch- swan club in the final ,5; me of the season. He said Rout: riders have a terrific scoring punch in quarterback Frank Tripucka. who‘ threw 20 touchdown passes rIur- in): the year, halfback Jack Hill. who scored 145 points and caught 14 touchdown passes. breaking two WIFU r e c o r d s. fullback Cookie Gilchrist who was second only to Edmonton’s Johnny Bright in rushing. and halfback Bobby Marlow who was in the top 10. 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The battery was then re-chargcd. The battery was put to active use, being subjected to as many as 35 STARTS A DAY. . . . After a month of active use the battery showed FULL POWER.‘ In recommending VX-6 the CHIEF TESTING OFFICIAL stated: “IN SUMMARIZING THE FACTS STATED IN THIS TEST: IT IS CONCLUSIVE THAT THE ACTION OF VX-B HAS SAVED THE LIFE OF A DISCARDED BATTERY, AND RESTORED IT TO FULL USEFUL SERVICE AGAIN" 4 u» u 1H¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥4¥¥¥4444IAMIe44¥¥44¥4¥444¥4444t¥¥¥¥4¥¥4¥¥¥4¥¥4¥¥¥ LOOK WHO’S BOUGHT VX-B A famous scientist once said. “When it comes to a new automo- live discovery. don‘t just show me laboratory proof . . . show me the names of your customers." That's the real proof—day-Io-day. mile. by-milc. on-thc-road proof. So here is just a brief listing of many huge organizations that bought VX-6: 0 General Electric 0 U. S. Navy 0 U. S. Air Force 0 General Mills 0 Canada Dry 0 U. S. 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DON'T LEI TIIIs HAPPEN To OU' {1. via-var exams-sent ¥¥¥¥+¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥i¥¥¥4¥14 A , VX-B PROVEN IN MILLIONS OF CARS (Excerpts from Unsolicited Letters) HOSPITAL ENDORSES VX-6 "Batteries which were due for re- pluement were treated with VX-é. These bunnies are now working at high per- formance level thanks to VX-6.‘ Cedar: of Lebanon Hospital La: Angela. California “DEAD” BATTERY NOW IN RACING CAR “I had I battery that would not hold a charge overnight. We added VX—6 on August 1.1957. then charged the batten. Thanks to V -6. both car and batten are runnm n stock car races In and around Bu ale. New York." G. Price New York OHIO CITY PRAISES VX-fi "Since purchuing VX-6 for all our truck and equipment batteries. we line had no battery trouble whatsoever." City 0/ Gallon. Ohio Carmine Puma. cab driver. dmvc his [an over 100.000 miles in New York ntop-and-go traffic without I single bat- tery failure since using VX-6. CANADA DRY RECOMMENDS VX-G "The results we have experienced from lhqusc of VX-6 are nothing short of amazing. Our experience has been IO satisfactory that we have installed it In the batteries of our entire fleet . . . Since adding VX-6 we have not had a single Instance of battery failure and no batterychargc has been necessary on am of our vehiclet." BATTERY MANUFACTURER ES VX-6 “We intend In use this Ionuuln in our new premium Lifetime battery." Imperial Bunny Co Florida BOATMAN SALVAGES 4 BAD BATTERIES 4 of the 6 batteries in this boat could not hold a charge overnight. VX-é was installed and all 4 batteries that were ready to be disvarded have now been fully restored Io serviceable life again The en Inc is starting with I surge of owert If it never had before and the IGHTS and accessories are operating r I . .c w h) 2. Belle . _ batter .THIS IS SULPHATION. wilhmmmlmy' .. ._ ‘ 'tion series In Sweden fisTllgengwfisg a five Mb R ear ece ngéesSalturéigg 4afte§figglll 10c each up to 24 Cards. CAR It is clérroding the inside of your gt" #1",pr ,; i . I ma Kelowm Wanted to er starters, time 2.20 4-5; Win!’ 3 ' H nor (C C mar-s. 1_1. 100 “Ch ‘0‘“ 25 cards 0" mm" BATTERIES DELIVERING battery and choking it to death. It vx_6 AMAZES U s i. ,. the. Canadian-Am? ner owned by R. L. Riley, Hali- Lag”! Saga“ (B' Bgmard) 2.3’ Full Color Christmas Cards from colour negative or . BRAND NEW pow“ may causcfiborl cirCUitS- bu§kl¢d GOVERNMENT OFFICIAI t I Assocmfion said the fax. Race 2 - Becky‘s Princ e 13-3 yEd (Kim, )' 7_2 {our 0mm: slide at special prices. I . , , Plates and "15 Prematurely killing The china}. manager of’min; . ‘ *‘aigreed to allow only 13. . m d) 1 Eddie Hoosier mg -. 6y ' ' .- I Since Its release to thepuhlic your battery. It means that - . v. . .. _ (D. Rate .or - , . starters, time 2.20 1-5 and 2.2L Also 1939 Photo Calendars . vx 6h b nu ed m mllhom 0f WHILE YO ARE READING port-mm at a u, 5, Government ‘ . NW.ZR%‘EKVgnPaghfgz 5m?“ Foz' Dfi‘ggmgzrxfils Race 3 -- War Cry Ranger ‘H- From your colour negative or slide ............ .. 65c 3 car; mass, 5:in Swhat this mm, THIS ART (15 YOUR BAT. ‘ Base hazing over 803 v‘elyi‘icgesnis . _ j "5 dead . . . i v m- o A . - ~ 1..., ‘ . . ' . v - . usin an recommeu s - . e ’ l ,1an Kaiser and Bi“ mgeam; W r Owned by R. swag.) 1013?; (fa-c3598 From your black and white negative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35c uonal discovery means to these TERY IS DYING and until now Don! nsk death or injury he_ Sm; that he believes “m 300% ; there was nothing you could do about this. But now, National Dynamics research has perfected millions of car owners. It means ’ mar Packers mem‘ they may save up to $35 for a new cause of untimely battery failure .Ray Manson of Winni- L’ Riley’ Hamax' The safety and comfort of you savings can be realized on battery , i Raices 3 and 7 - W'aychaimip (D. and 10 - Johnny Russell (Horse- ‘ 1 cost and upkeep. I) t I man) f-2. Forever Rosecroft (1-1. GEORGE WOTTON PHOTOGRAPHY , , battery, up to $l5 for tow charges . t f 1 [h mo I. . i i... . I the last spot on Rabchford) 1-5; Socttiish Light Commie” 24’ Dr. J, D_ 3.3, Betty MacDonald Bldg. First Street I or having to pay for rental baI- this amazmg VX-6 formula.‘ I fgfnmgrsfgg for], the i: TESTED “In APPROVED ‘ .l . ' (D. Con-stalble) 2-1. St. Retgls (A- French 4-4, times 2.13 4-5 and P, 0. Box 1299, Summerslde teries. It may mean no more You can save this batterys lifev swan“ vx_6 provides. T ! i. g . magesz ‘33”15 be cm Langilllle) 3-6. Rainbow C I e 8 g 2 15 2.5_ . ruined weekends. no more families and restore Its original power With DY LEADING LABDRII DRIES p ‘1 I firmer with the highest (K Pinkneyi 4.3, Royall Onyx ' I shivering by the roadside While the VX-6. . 4 . ’ 1 lif'lwarded the trilp- (MacGregor) 6.2 times 2.14 and driver has to walk to put in an Yes..VX-6 dissolves and helps Y T “nomwmms ' ' declined to take part 213 3‘5. wiawfiamp owned by , emergency call for a tow truck. IgceP dlS‘OIYCd lhl‘ k‘llmg exces‘ BATTER TES . Dim-he, fen it would be D'm hathch‘fora- N‘mom‘ N. S” NO MORE RISKING YOUR SIVC sulphation.ln short. VX-6 has Open me hood of your car and LABORATORIES now paved the way to keeping your battery 3 storehouse of elec- tric power for the next 5 YEARS. LIFE TRYING TO FLAG A CAR FOR A PUSH. Play it safe. Use VX-6 now. HEMIGHYU s FORRESTA uvs ILX-Bll 234 KENT s. for him to make the trip "leave both the regular play- aHome." out first and drew 3 ill! Swanbrick came up with ‘ 3% and was given the last and Scottish Light by H.R. .Be- van. Charlottetown. His mile was the lastest of the night. Race 4 - Scottish Wick (D. Piniknery) 1. Blake Hanover ( A. Burbine) 2, Scotland's Ace (Mac- Greiglor) 3. Little Delb 4. two oth- Iook at the battery. Do you see the start of greenish or white forma- tion on or around the battery? THIS IS SULPHATION. It is cor- roding the inside of 'our battery as well but you cann wipe it off your battery plates. Is your battery 5‘ Alan Hol' ,__L_._ - being choked to death like 8 out I from P’ E. 5’0” MORE EMPIRE—WES 4” Stamrs' “me 2'17 3-5: mm” °f '0 mm“ a"? Add V)“ " A PRODUCT or IIATIoIIAL Litmus “ III'I'AWA (GEM-mp ranks at owned by Dr. A. E. Johnston. once! "am ' ‘in Ierviice were swelled by Great Village‘ N's Race 5 " Pe- ter Lee Brewer (S. Daniels) 1, Just Verdict (C. Smith). 2, Guy Haven (E. Haley) 3, Jollvity Leigh 4. Fresh Girl 5. My Olegg 6. wa other starters. time 2.16 4-5: win- not owned by C. Piper. Halifax. Race 6 — Doris Chips (E. Haley) 7 ;, Wloyeel between Aprils , My! 1958. The bureau reported Thursday mloyeec in depart- Imnches, services and N0 RISK TRIAL OFFER ' j '1'; Naturally the best proof of VX-6 is in your own car. and because we 1 are so positive you'll be thrilled from the first day you use it . . . we invite you to try it on a complete “No Risk Trial Basis." I Simply send the “Guaranteed Trial Offer" coupon below. When your l ort chattinS Ix. Caplai“ ’ - alions rose to 180.424. All " fir0m 175,419 a year earlier. - VX-6 arrives. you simply pour it in your battery in just one minute. and then - presto . . . for only $2.98 you have all the wonderful advantages of a trouble-free battery. Now for only 52.98 you may save the life of your 6-volt or lZ-volt battery. IF VX-6 IS NOT YET AT YOUR SERVICE STATION OR DEPT. 51'0"". AM", TIIIS COUPON TODAY! Irilime CBH’ endanls “110 ——--—-————q NATIONAL DYNAMICS SALES CO. 146 Wellington ..I. w. Toronto. Ont. Dept. 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