Today
in
Sports
SSETS
LEAGUE
OWING
SCORES
thp
W:,'
Assets
Bowling
T,mdav
night.
K.en
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.Via
In
rflwirinnl
three-
,jVfr:,
iru
iuc
-.
scon"1'
with
a
score
of
piayi,,g
ror
Mallards.
The
rdiver.s
tupped
the
team
scor-for
three
fiames
with
2.C59.
re
are
the
scores:
Helldivers
Plemenlos
188
157
2GG
Oil
Hay
179
176
179-634
bUnbr-rlaln
106
229
152-487
,'en
MrKute
7(5
100
1G4-340
Varfeklt
170
133
97-400
,
CloutU
r
75
81
131-287
Culls
Uunlmta
191
249
175-015
Unwm
chamborlin
uider
Brown
Edgar
Brown
Carrier
Anderson
Gray
Lader
HeMaere
Birrell
Plementos
Dumas
Carrier
Ilnluku
Chivers
Leiourneau
Ldnurneau
lUmuire
I
Thornton
McOinnes
Hav
,
Dumas
,
Carrier
Birrell
.
Plementos
:
lloloka
iMyer
135
104
180
4ia
100
142
173415
122
113
95330
119
55
01-235
100
1
01
04
-205
fioldeyes
131
170
124-425
175
199
194-508
121
190
97414
30
71
74-184
131
174
127434
CI
112
50-229
.Mallards
92
144
147383
119
121
109349
120
129
118-433
94
65
94253
154
101
130415
237
224
191052
Javrns
103
94
1
42339
132
107
104343
108
137
1
00405
119
102
210431
122
103
107452
90
07
43200
Lii
week's
scoring
In
the
War
i
is
league
resulted
In
Malta
running
up
a
team
II
"al
of
V
with
Ravens
following
with
tf.5
Mallards
137
218
145500
83
105
21209
187
J40
105-432
132
130
79332
137
128
225490
150
148
167405
Kaveng
Mmirneau
134
120
121375
i
Lotourneau
jTtiornion
bay
I
VfcGinno.s
flrtlcrc
82
92
154328
110
174
220510
32
55
97184
52
03
170-285
132
159
192-483
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AND
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Iron
and
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Electric
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Nine
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Prizes.
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t0
EftS?"
Men
for
Ladles'
and
Rve
Pin
Event
ETA
.
SortsSrt
The
Junior
champions
of
the
Ottawa
District
Hockey
Association
St.
Patrick's
College
of
Ottawa
are
on
their
way
to
Halifax
today.
On
Monday
in
that
city
they
are
scheduled
to
meet
St.
Mary's
College
of
Halifax,
Maritime
champions,
In
the
first
game
of
their
besj
of
three
Memorial
Cup
play-off.
The
Ottawa
team
were
In
a
Jovial
mood
as
they
boarded
the
train
but
the
coach,
Rev.
Amp
allien,
refused
to
predict
the
outcome
of
the
series.
The
lightweight
boxing
bout
between
Willie
Joyce
of
Gary.
Indiana,
and
Danny
Kapllow
of
Brooklyn
at
Madison
Square
Oarden
In
New
York
last
night
ended
In
a
draw.
They
were
all
even
In
points
after
10
bruising
rounds.
The
taftms
which
will
meet
In
I
he
double
of
the
United
States
National
Indoor
Tennis
tournament;
have
been
decided.
Dan
MfNull
and
Frank
Guernsey
entered
the
final
bracket
by
defeating
Sidney
Schwartzz
and
Jne
Flshback
0-2
0-1.
10-8.
Pan-rho
Se?uar
and
Alejo
Russell
entered
the
final
round
with
a
0-4.
6-4.
0-4
victory
over
Lad
Hecht
and
Phil
Hanna.
The
Mexican
baseball
League
Ls
bidding
for
exoerlenced
um-Dlres
as
well
as
Big
League
plav-ers.
A
former
umpire
In
the
Eastern
League.
Gene
Sullivan.
sav
that
he
rejected
an
offer
of
MG000
a
vear
dIus
all
expenses
for
a
family
of
four.
The
only
National
Hockev
League
all-tar
lineuo
actually
picked
bv
the
men
who
should
know
hockey
best
the
six
N
H
L
roaches
ls
announced.
Thev
hand
the
complete
all-star
forward
line
spot
over
to
Chicoo'-'
ace
strlnff
Max
and
Daue
Ben
ley
and
Bill
Moslenko.
Dr-fenr
oosltlons
en
to
Emile
'Butch'
Bouchard
of
Montreal
and
Jack
Stewart
of
Detroit,
with
the
eoa?
position
snlit
between
Detroit's
JIarrv
Lumlev
and
Montreal
Bill
Durnan.
Votinn
uv-
on
hi
basis
of
three
points
for
a
Mr
'
team
vote,
tw0
fnr
a
second-team
and
one
point
for
each
vote
for
the
third
forward
line:
18
noints
was
the
hl.5he.st
possible
Max
Bentley
came
closest
with
10
points.
Moslenko
had
15,
Stewart
14.
Doutr
Bentley
and
Bouchard
13
each
and
Lumley
and
Durnan
eleven
each.
VANCOUVER
AND
PORTLAND
EVEN
VANCOUVER,
W
Vancouver
defeated
Portland
two
to
one
last
night
to
even
up.thc
best
out
of
five
northern
division
final
at
one
game
each.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
ls
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"The
approached
the
governor
for
clemency
"
2.
What
ls
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"massacre"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Paroxism,
witticism,
atheism.
4.
What
does
the
word
"Illogical"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
cq
that
means
"very
fast"?
Answers
1.
Say.
"They
petitioned
the
governor
for
clemency."
2.
Pronounce
mas-a-kcr,
first
a
as
In
mass,
second
a
unstressed,
accent
first
syllable.
3.
Paroxysm.
4.
Contrary
to
sound
reasoning.
"His
explanation
was
Illogical."
5.
Corpulent.
TOO
MANY
CUSTOMERS
JOHANNESBURG,
W
Jewelers
and
goldsmiths
here
have
refused
some
customers
In
order
to
catch
up
on
the
accumulations
of
work
for
which
the
craftsman's
annual
holiday
at
Christmas
was
partly
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Who
Suffer
With
Their
Feet
town
Y
who
?
be
lnterested
know
that
there
ls
a
man
In
fallen
arrh
had
a
wlde
exPience
In
the
correction
of
that
t'
and
can
make
Arch
Supports
that
will
re-can
expiain
ul
a"d
tlred
feeUnB
that
only
foot
suffercrs
ntf'u
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with
mny
years
of
study
of
foot
all-take
a'n
im
Hlll's
shoe
store'
and
w111
be
Pleased
t0
can
be
dnn
rtesslon
of
yur
Ieet
and
let
yu
know
what
Mr
BiiiV
your
lndlvdal
case.
DPt.
where
rry
ls
also
ln
charee
of
the
Shoe
Repairing
ly'
Call
rePau"8
are
executed
neatly
and
prompt-
una
see
riim
for
either
reason.
JAP
INFAMY
IS
DEPICTED
"Wood
On
the
Sun,"
with
James
Cacney
and
Sylvia
Sydney,
at
Capitol
Theatre
An
exciting
story
of
Intrigue
in
Japan
in
pre-war
davs
with
an
adventurous
newspaper
editor
and
a
beautiful
secret
agent
as
tne
leading
figures,
a
thrill-
:
ing
picture,
"Blood
On
the
Sun,"
unmasking
Japanese
infamy
in
Its
baldest
form,
comes
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
;
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednes-
1
day
next.
The
tale
revolves
around
incidents
occurring
after
Cagney
publishes
in
his
newspaper
a
story
of
deep
Japanese
war
plans
which
Incurs
the
displeasure
of
those
in
high
Nipponese
places.
1
Events
become
the
more
inter-
!
estlng
when
Sylvia
Sidney,
as
i
an
exotic
Eurasian
girl
who
is
1
secretly
worklne
to
free
Chin
ese
people
from
the
grip
of
Jap
anese
tyranny,
enters
Into
the
picture.
Other
prominent
members
of
the
cast
are
Wallace
Ford,
Rosemary
De
Camn.
Robert
Arm
strong,
John
Emery,
Leonard
Strong,
Frank
Puglia
and
John
Hallcran.
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change)
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Orch.
4:30
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Dorsey's
Orch.
5:00
Vocal
Varieties
5:30
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r.
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run
Unite
h
0:05
National
Hockey
League
Broadcast
7:30
Organ
Music
7:45
Sports
College
8:00
The
Workshop
8:30
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Plaza
9:00
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Time
Rnythm
10:00
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Richards'
Orchestra
10:30
Saturday
Night
Serenade
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A.M.
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and
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.
.
keep
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.
.
give
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says
"welcome"
even
before
you
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dooi
and
again
inside.
In
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list
ol
MiihIUWlf
paint
dealers
ii
shown
in
yellow
pases
oi
phont
book.
Sold
by
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and
Dealers
"
THIS,
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9:30
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10:00
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'
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10:30
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11:30
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1:20
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2:30
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Opening
3:30
Vancouver
Symphony
Orchestra
4:30
Singing
Stars
of
Yesterday
5:00
Record
Album
5:30
Dr.
II.
L.
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5:45
Our
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0:1,0
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0:30
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in
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7:00
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The
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7:30
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Show
8:0U
BBC
Newsreel
8.30-
Rov
Docksley
Conducts
THE
GALLON1
Kaien
Consumers'
Co-operative
AND
THAT
wSfSm
1
r
1
'..
9T
"Now,
this
one
was
a
Mrs.
dePyster.
I
worked
for
her
seven
ycirrs
ago
up
In
Boston."
9:00
Classic
For
Today
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10:00
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News
10:15
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Yarns
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11:00
Prelude
to
Midnight
11:55
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and
Interlude
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Orders
1st.
(R)
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Prince
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Regt.
MO)
by
Capt.
A.
W.
Burnip
AOC.
Parades:
LING
THE
TAILOR
W'f
are
taklnj
cleanlnf
and
pressing
nd
steam
presslnf
while
yon
wait.
PHONE
649
220
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Street
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of
Gardening?
Then
see
us
for
your
GARDENING
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Seeds
-
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Tools
Hose
and
Fence
Netting
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FURS
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US
BEFORE
YOU
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BILL
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Third
at
Sixth
Street
ANNOUNCE
that
the
new
Parker
51
pen
will
be
on
sale
in
their
store
this
month.
Be
advised
and
place
your
order
now
for
this
latest
of
pens.
Any
make
of
pen
may
be
obtained
here.
Our
Mr.
Samworth,
who
has
had
several
years'
experience
with
one
of
the
leading
pen
companies,
will
be
pleased
to
ervice
your
pen
at
any
time
without
charge.
McCUTCHEON'S
PHARMACY
LTD.
The
Store
With
the
Up-to-Date
Service
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MAIL
ORDERS
ACCEPTED
NOW
FOR
THE
PARKER
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Becoming
more
popular
every
day
Pall
Mall
Cafe
AND
CHOP
SUEY
at
CENTRAL
HOTEL
0:30
A.M.
to
2:00
A.M.
We
specialize
in
tender,
juicy
steaks
and
Chinese
dishes.
We
serve
you
nothing
but
the
best
Special
Red
Brand
Beef,
Choicest
fresh
Veeetables
and
Fruits
Complete
line
of
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OUR
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OPEN
DURINO
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Choicest
Cooked
Meats,
Meat
Pies,
Roast
Chickens,
Fish
and
Chips
dally.
We
are
ready
to
aerre
yon
Chinese
dishes
Chow
Mein,
Chop
Suey,
etc.,
to
take
out.
Cooked
with
delicate
taste
and
quick
service.
TRY
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Phone
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Third
Ave.
West
Next
Royal
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The
band
will
parade
at
1345
hrs
Sunday
March
17th
at
the
Armouries.
.
1
he
will
take
part
In
the
opening
ceremonies
.of
the
Civic
Centre.
Bn.
Pay
Parade
will
be
held
on
Monday
night
at
1930
brs
18th
March
40.
Summer
drill
issuea
to
personnel
for
last
camp
must
be
returned
to
Q.M.
stores,
not
later
than
25th
March
40
to
enahle
new
khaki
drill
to
be
indented
Sot,
any
of
this
equipment
not
returned
will
become
a
personal
charge
against
the
personnel
responsible
for
the
deficiencies.
1
Kit
Bag
2
Shirts
2
Trousers
1
Belt
dtlm
Huprrt
Dai'Ip
JSctosi
Saturday,
March
16,
1940
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