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were:
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Loagae
Aonectels
C.
N.
R.
A.
Doodads;
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Btee
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UK
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of
Lear-
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on
the
aggregate
with
the
ones
divided
In
the
other
of
the
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er
Ckmati'ss
Osrts
with
an
aggregate
scot
af
mi
to
1111
Us
avesaat
(or
the
ilMbytirS.P
Wood-
of
the
Canadian
.National
Re-
Nattooal
Becreattaa,
Mn.
'Alexander,
kin.
MeCUaton.
Mrs.
Woodade
Mas
HaJJberg
and
Ms
Bamnger
Carnation
Girt
Miss
I
Mem:.
Mk
Hodgson,
Mrs.
Sterens
Mat
Anderson
and
Miss
Gillies
'
Coquettes
Miss
Murray
Miss
Targoan.
Miss
Byw
Mlas
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Carnation
Owls
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Vincr.:
A-;
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Apni
12
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'
.-.anes
Domingo,
who
said
be
h
repatatton
la
the
United
States
and
was-
-faat
down
this
way
Jar
a
hottday.-
aniMMBaetr!
he
want
Vk
to
nect
f
jjj
Ofcb.
rtunwaw
of
British
the
West
ladses.
1
ia
gfed
to
hear
oa
haw
a
champion
dowa
here."
be
drawled.
1
sM
like
to
have
a
ciack.
at
ban
He
dfeint
get
K-
SL4S0N
IS
CONCLUDED
EfcjeyaMe
Dinner
Dance
Last
Night
Br
Skeeaa
Badminton
Clufc
At
Knox
Hotel
The
dosed
another
Mas
Brown
and
Jas
Petunaaa.
iMtet
a
splendid
Annette's
Miss
Owens.
Miss
Stt-vm,
MtM
VteCatcheoo,
Mlas
Stat
and
Mm.
BadJaJtb.
andtog
to
date:
O.
TU.
An.
i
wm
ims
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Ml
.
7
8M
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7
894$
1266
t
se
n
so
Badeatoton
saoeessfal
dab.
saepec,
d&netsf
i
fleld
Wednesday.
Engnsh
soccer
Twndsntne
cigarette
ease
and
hotd"
cop
finattsU.
meet
April
22
in
aer.
leagae
aaatoh
lost
prfar
to
the
Isaal
Speakers
of
tt
erenlng
were
Mr
tussle
ier
the
cop
April
Tl
will
be
,
'Mhon-Munay.
A
a
Ave.
H
T
the
first
time
in
11
years
there
has
j
Cross
and
C.
J.
Korringtan.
There
been
a
"doable-ender"
of
this
kind
were
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
A.
3.
Web-In
Otclish
soccer
The
last
ocea-
ber.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
W.
L
sioa
was
in
the
123-24
season
when
Stamford,
and
by
C.
3.
Korrington
Aston
VEm
beat
Newcastle
United
accompanied
by
Mrs.
N'orrington
to
a
loafae
match
61
bat
tn
the
cap
Excellent
mask:
for
dancing
was
final
United
blanked
the
TiiJans
provided
by
C
P.
Balagno
and
G.
L
2-9.
Eorie
pg33'
STANDARD
SPRING
SHOES
are
arriving
daily
In
Men's,
Ladies'
and
Children's
in
latest
styles
at
very
low
prices.
Also
a
complete
stock
of
Fleet
Foot
Runners
for
the
whole
famiyr
in
all
sizes.
Phone
3ll
SPECIAL
Silk-Crepe
-and
Chiffon
Corticelli-Hose
In
alj
colors;
reg.
.$1.25;
now
$1.00
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS,
LTD.
Phone:
Black
321
Next
Frizzcll'g
Market
ROD
AND
GUN
CLUB
Den
Crtrar
0td
Praadeat
Lirt
Vifkt
(a
Smkmwii
UJ.t
Boddic
The
annaal
aascstac
of
the
Prance
Bapert
Rod
sad
Oaa
Club
toot
place
last
night
m
the
er.y
coaxal
r"-"
wtth
a
fair
srendance
of
in
te
not
id
persons
The
election
of
officers
resorted
as
follows
President.
Donald
Crerar.
Vsce-Presideni.
G
W
Jobcster
Seeretarf
-
Treasurer.
F
W
GnscMe
Bxeeottve-7
L
Btaic
and
Per
Oamoia.
Toe
exerntm
will
meet
every
two
months
to
eondder
fame
ar.d
fish
regulations
anf
to
snake
such
to
the
aathorities
as,
he
decssed
aoVsaUe
.
...
f
uc
rcvuiuc
jfiwunu.
4.
00c-
1
able
dinner
dance
last
nizht
at
the1
Knox
Hotel,
see
itr-fhrl
ieaaaMo
being
nresent
at
the
eveacj
early
nan
of
the
SCORED
ttHEX
INJURED
was
indotged
tn.
The
affair
com-
meneed
at
7
pjn.
azui
broke
so
LODOef.
Aaril
12
ahoot
1
am.
Moss.
Arsenal
hot
coffee.
CP
When
Are
You
Sluggish?
To
Throw
Off
Eaerry-Stesuag
Imporuiet,ca)oy
a
glau
or
two
csdiweekof
in-
Paesent&tkn
fM
made
by
the
hired
recently
Ln
a
sourer
game
stteafclant.
A
H
Vttten-Marzajr.
against
Es-erton.
he
snu
shifted
tc
who
was
chairman
and
in
general
the
"stag
and
seared
one
of
the
ehaige
for
the
eTenkig.
of
Aa&eri-
(Gunners
two
goals
to
make
rietorr
,
can
toarnaaient
prizes
derated
by
i
certain
lor
his
aide
Experts
could
Mrs
W
L
Stamford
and
C.
P.
Lyons
'
not
recall
a
similar
!eat
to
the
ulnneo
Uiu
fiheila
Ktart.
and
C.
J.
Norringtoo.
To
Airs.
F.
S.!
;
Walton
was
presented
a
soarenlr,
as
a
token
of
3e
grand
order
of
igoed
feAosship."
nKST
TIME
IX
YEARS
j
The
president.
Mr.
TCOton-Mnr-LOMX)K,
Aarl
12:
CP
'When
i
ray.
was
honored
by
the
presenU-
vt
est
ttraawicn
Alston
ana
snei-;
uon.
maoe
dj
u.
r.
Liven,
of
a
Energizing,
Efferretcent
J
I
In
TINS
ISc
nJ
60c
3
L
DCTRA
LARGE
BT
rrLt
7se
w
SPORT
CHAT
The
poor
player
i
the
best
thine
!
for
sport,
according
to
Prof.
Ram-:
say
Traqoair,
heed
of
the
department
of
architecture
at
McOil!
i
University
and
aothority
on
pa-:
times.
Popularity,
professionalism
:
and
what
he
calls
the
stranglehold
1
j
of
rules
have
turned
most
games:
into
"complicated
corpses"
he
de
clared
at
a
meeting
of
the
Royal
,
Montreal
Curling
Club.
Prof.
Tta-
qualr
said
he
had
no
better
wish
:
for
the
dub
than
obscurity
and
i
plenty
of
poor
players.
In
fact
he
i
had
hopes
of
a
dub
that
would
ex
pel
any
member
who
won
a
cham-
i
pionshlp.
He
pointed
out
that
the'
majority
of
players
tn
any
sport
,
belonged
to
the.
poor
class
compe-
tittvely.
The
simple
manner
in
'
which
some
popular
sports
origin-,
a
ted
was
described
by
Prof.
Tra-
qualr.
Golf
grew
from
Scottish:
shepherds
practising
field
hockey
When
It
became
a
rich
man's
game
j
It
carried
with
It
ttw
loose
knickerbockers
of
the
lowland
shepherd
j
Masons,
held
up
in
their
work
by!
frosty
weather,
began
sliding
or-
dinary
stones
over
the
Ice
and
so
i
curling
got
its
start
.
i
A
university
oi
Alberta
football
jjierasked
hU
reputation
ln
the
J
lieia
out
proven
ms
prowess
at
gulping
ice
cream
In
the
tuck
shop
by
consuming
three
bricks
ln
25
minutes
flat.
Indignant
at
cynical
bystanders
who
doubted
his
assertion
he
could
ifiandle
a
whole
brick
by
himself,
the
athlete
raised
the
quota
to
I
three
bricks
ln
35
minutes
and
call-
nzaxwxnzwtuzniKim
i
a?M
v.?
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bs
mz
nsusniMzuiMsui
mzn
(or
wa8C.r-
E
E
p
m
M
i
i
"GARDEN
TIME
Oarrlen
time
will
soon
be
here.
See
us
for
your
supplies.
GARDEN,
TOOLS
-
FLOWER
AND
VEGETABLE
SEEDS
FEIVriLIZL'RS
WHEEL
BAKROWS
FLOWER
POTS
GARDEN
FENCING
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
a
a
a
S
m
Alter
thV
first
brick,
which
ppearcd
in
four
mTnutes,
the
grid'
iron
star
was
sternly
refused
anj
amendment
to
the
wager
by
which
subsequent
bricks
would
be
allowed
ij
to
soften
while
another
was
eaten.
The
second
brick
occupied
him!
seven
minutes.
Desperate,
tho
challenger
craftily;!
chose
a
rich
cherry
and
nut
mix-1
ture
as
the
last
hurdle.
The
Ice
!
cream
ehamn
laid
it
awav
for
a
lan-
McBride
Street
lmie
of
25
minutes
and
then
II
II
1
1
1
1
A
A
BIG
Store
Wide
Sale
Full
of
Bargains
Saie
Price
Men's
Socks
English
make,
all
wool,
in
nice
patterns,
values
up
to
85c
OQn
Sale
Price
OUX,
Men's
Socks
Men's
fancy
cotton
socks
values
25c;
Sale
QQp
Price,
6
pairs
UOK
Sale
Price
Men's
Dress
Pants
All
kinds
of
them.
Heavy
blue
serge
and
w
orsteds.
VaL
to$&50
04
OC
Sale
Price
OljOfJ
Men's
Sweaters
A
taWe
Sale
Price
.
full
of
them
:
89c
Boys'
Sweaters
Turtle
necks,
all
wool,
in
all
sixes.
QQo
Boys'
Long
Cords
Pants,
navy
and
brown,
wide
bottom
Q-f
QQ
Sale
Price
V--"
Boys'
Knee
Pants
Another
lot
of
bovs'
kiiPt1
ants
in
cord
and
.serge.
ale
fiQo
1
I
JVC
M
en's
A
hard
Sale
Price
Whipcord
Pants
wearing
Pant,
52.78
Men's
Heavy
Work
Sox
All
wool
heavv
work
sox,
Regular
35c.
9Qr
Men's
Handkerchiefs
Red,
blue
or
khaki
Sale
Price
Dress
Shirts
9c
Men's
fine
dress
shirts
in
well
known
brands.
Va
lues
to
S2.50
Q-fl
Cff
Sale
Price
V-l.Dt)
Mail
orders
filled
ai
thes
prices
No
Credit
This
is
a
cash
sale
NOW
GOING
ON
Owing
to
backward
season
we
have
too
much
stock
on
hand.
Spring
goods
have
arrived
and
we
have
to
pay
for
them
so
we
must
liquidate
our
stock
in
order
to
meet
our
liabilities.
We
have
cut
the
prices
on
everything
in
the
store.
It
is
a
big
store-wide
sale
at
which
it
will
pay
you
to
buy
as
we
are
selling
at
cost
and
some
lots
will
have
to
go
at
below
cost.
Here
are
a
few
prices
which
indicate
the
sacrifices
we
are
making:
Men,
Do
Not
Overlook
This!
Men's
Suits
New
arrivals
in
all
shades,
latest
patterns,
English
worsteds,
silk
lined,
values
to
$34.50;
Men's
Suits
.A
This
lot
won't
last
long
as
we
are
cutting
them
to
the
bone.
About
25
of
thm.
No
alterations.
S.
811.95
Men's
Caps
One
lot,
assorted
shade?
69c
Boys'
Tennis
Shoes
Sale
Price
95c
Men's
Tennis
Shoes
$1.15
Men's
Caps
W
1
just
arrived
lor
spring
selling.
Beautiful
pat
terns.
AH
sies
in
the
lot
Sale
Qff
a
aVr
...
Suspenders
Men's
heavy
working
suspenders,
new
stock.
a
tvv
Men's
48c
Worl
Shirts
In
Chambry
Drill
Domet.
Very
good
value.
OQn
Men's
Hats
Made
by
Biltmore
in
the
newest
spring
shades
Sale
CO
OCT
Prion
$.Oe)
Stylish
Ties
nice
lot
of
high
clas.-
ties
in
beautiful
patterns
Sale
Q7o
Price
.
.
.
ties
for
$1.00
Men's
Dress
Shirts
Collar
attache',
"f
ate,
all
assorted
s
'
Sale
CCn
'rice
vri71'
Child's
Sweaters
hildren's
ail-w
ers
in
polo
c!Li"
neck.
navv.
fa.v
ancy
patterns
IQn
Sale
Price
xtJKy
Youthf
pi
i
s
oiacKS
Pants,
wide
hot
ancy
tweei.
a
tronp
weart-r
CO
fis
Sale
Price
0"Ot
Boots
and
Shoes
One
lot
of
O.J
v
;
clear,
not
all
sue
-V
:
Price.
SI
.98
per
pair
Underwear
Stanfield's
Red
L
Combinations
ar
i
s
&
Drawere
CO
QC
Sale
Pr.,
suit
V"
Stanfield's
Fine
untlenvear
scr.
able
for
this
time-f
r
Val.
to
$.150
C-i
Oft
l'vo
Sale
Pr.,
suit
V
Windsor
Fine
underwear.
rxriA
in
hllttftns.
sizes;
Sale
1.95
Price
per
su.t
POSITIVELY
NO
CREDIT
!
ACME
IMPORTERS
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert