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in
t,lno
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LEAGUE
DEALS
.
WITH
SPORTS
i
jAnyox
Organizations
Renews
or-
rer
or
Basketball
Trophy
for
North
B.C.
MUST
HAVE
REGULATIONS
Football
and
Baseball
Season
Opens
In
Smelter
Town
and
Gym
Closes
AX
VOX,
April
2t.
The
Cnm-iniiiiily
League
Council
this
week
deall
chiefly
will,
llori
alll
ro.
erenflon.
Prcsid-mi
Melaehlaii
was
in
Ilic
chair,
ami
there
wer
present
vice-i'iesj.cnl
.Moikill
niul
J'lii'ki-i-
nnil
mnwiiii.i-.i
Nickcrson,
Towiishend,
ami
ling-hen.
The
Secretary's
report
slated
jat
(lie
football
pfaycr
Would
hold
;i
dunce
mi
M:n-
-.
ami
ll.c
hall
had
been
given
them
lor
inai
dale
an
had
been
me-
viously
ag-ced
upon.
Tim
gym-
iiiihiiii
had
been
closed
nn
April
15.
and
the
e;irl;iLi-
r.ii.l
..IT
The
cost
nf
I
he
'dance
In
'.Messrs.
Munroc
ami
Hocking
had
hcn
within
the
limit
agreed
upon.
The
folal
receipts
fur
1
1
1
Intermediate
basketball
gnuie.s
between,
Huperl
and
Anyox
had
heen
turned
over
lit
the
Huperl
Irani.
Mvenly
dollars
had
heen
guaranteed
and
all
Ui
lo
eighty
(dollars
was
lit
be
paid
ihein.
Tin?
amount
taken
was
seventy-eight
dnllftrs
and
fifly
cents.
The
secretary
said
it
was
allium
certain
thai
I)r.
Harper.
Mould
uiti
reliiru
to
Aliyox,
and
til
would
he
advisable
(it
give
the,
jtiranhy
Company
notice
that
the
(League
would
not
require
the
studio
after
May
I.
Orders
hail
,becn
issued
to
make
complete
repairs
in
the
tennis
courts,
lo
pul
the
hall
ground
in
shape
ami
lay
planks
in
the
marshy
ground
nf
the
fiats
to
tho
hall
grounds.
The
sanies
Miillinrized
hy
the
council
for
Anynx
No.
2,
Pathfinders,
Hoy
Scouts,
)iad
been
ordered".
The
chairman
nf
Hccrealion,
Mr.
lloghon,
staled
that
everything
had
heen
arranged
for
Hie
opening
of
the
foothall
season
ami
that
a
hasehall
meeting
had
been
called
or
Tuesday
evening
in
the
gymnasium.
It
was
agreed
that
the
secretary
should
advance
money
for
football
needs,
the
proceed
of
the
football
dance
to
meet
any
amount
so
spent.
The
chairman
of
Eulertain-menl,
Mr.
Nickprson,
commented
on
the
great
success
of
the
dance
lo
Messrs.
.Munroc-
and
Hocking.
The
matter
of
a
sinrt-incr
ennui
was
tlisciisse.l.
The
I
kiddies
field
day
for
the
Iwenly-
fourth
of
May
was
authorized
'and
the
secretary,
asked
lo
complete
the
necessary
arrange-)ments.
I
North
B.C.
Trophy
The
chakman
o
f
recreation
inised
Die
qupslion
or
a
trophy
for
Senior
Northern
Hrilisli
Col-
unihia
basketball
championship.
The
secretary
staled
that
such
a
PUP
had
been
offered
by
n
previous
pjinncil.
and
Hint
a
meeting
had
been
arraiijjod
lo
take
plni
in
rjnc
rtupert
ilurinp
the
lUSTfairto
make
rules
povcrn-Inlr
ti4-
contest.
A
represenln-llv'e
hild
lice"
delegated
from
Anox,
but
the
nieeUujr
had
not
ninlcrialicil.
The
cup
would
ho
purchased
when
rules
and
rpRii-Inllnns
Kovernint,'
its
disposition
had
lu'eii
properly
attended
In.
Above
all
Ihinps
if
would
have
to
he
for
individual
teams
and
purely
amateur
players.
ANYOX
TENNIS
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
R.
0.
Cutler
President
with
A.
B.
IVtorklll
Vice-President
and
'
Mrs.
McTaqgart,
Sec.
ANYOX,
April
21.
The
Annual
meeting
of
the
Anyox
Tennis
Club
.was
held
In
Iteereatlon
Hall
during
Ihe
week,
and
plans
for
the
summer
season
were
discussed
and
ways
and
means
for
roniuicling
tournaments
from
lime
In
time.
were
oulllneil.
The
possibility
of
asrain
euterlainins
outside
tennis
players
n
H"'
local
courts
came
up,
but
will
be
more
fully
deall
with
at
lP
iiioiinD-
nf
Hie
club.
It
was
de-
lelded.
p
serve
tea
ami
lher
re-
freshmenls
nl
all
local
louin.i-
mnnlu
fnr
wllirll
a
small
Charge
woulfi
be
made,
the
money
to
be.
devoted
to
a
special
etui)
junu
Tor
Ihe
enlerlainmenl
or
oiilsid?
ptayers.
The
courts
are
In
shape
for
play
al
preseut.
Olllcers
D.D.D.
A
drop
on
ny
ritnu
ton
or
lUfctng
mtjiv
lion
anil
you'll
be
able
to
rrrt
and
l-p
m
inof.
Think
Wadropf
!
it
worth
Iryingf
Gtt
a
trial
buile
today.
'
T
fnl
UJM)
batlU
rtlitrtt
ym
r
..j
bt.
Try
V.
D,
D.
..
to:
ORMES
LIMITED
elected
for
Hie
ensuing
year
are:
I'rcsi.L-iil,
Ji.
o.
Gnllcr;
vice-president
A.
H.
Morkill;
secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.
A.
V.
Mc-Tapifarl;
i-ommillee,
Mrs.
t
('..
McOiuiiiie,
Miss
It.
Champion.
Simmon
am)
p.
j.
Mcliilyre
With
no.
Sons
of
Canada
team
in
Hie
sy-nioi-
1-oolliall
l.cauuQ
this
year,
local
soccer
it
must
he
admilted
will
not
scimji
the
same.
J'or
severa)
years
nasi,
th'e
Can
ucks
have
beii
regularly
ami
effectively
represented
and
have
rfrahhe.l
olf
Jheir
full
-share
of
trophies
and
honors
otferiiiR.
his!
what
caused
their
with
drawal
this
c;(snu
seems
lo
be
a
little
problematical
for
it
is
believed
they
had
siilhcienf
material
to
draw
from
to
field
a
stronp
team.
Some
of
their
player
will
nol
doubt
find
their
way
into
the
ranks
of
other
clubs
during
thfs
season
and
il
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
old
Canucks
will
be
hack
ayain
next
season
uinler
Hie
Maple
I.eaf
banner.
Harry
tired
of
IMJtshury,
mid-dleweiphl
boxing
champion.
sCoreit
liis'
Ihiril
viVlnr.-
nvni-
Johnny
Wilson,
New
York,
fnrm-1
it
litle-holdor,
when
he
won
by
a
wide
margin
over
Wilson
in
a
len-rouml
bout
in
Jtoslon
lasi
week.
They
boxed
at
catch-weijHils,
Hreb
Wfiishliu
Ida'-and
Wilson,
lfl.
(ireb
scored
in
every
round
with
a
rijihl
iit-
per
cut'
which
he.
used
to
jroml
ailviinla?e
at
close
quarters
and
did
the
most
of
the
fiuviair.
Wil
son
found
(ireb
elusive
ami
was
able
to
land
effectively
only
in
freipienlly.
Wilson
rallied
oc
casionally
but
Wits
never
able
lo
reduce
the
advantage
in
poinls
which
gave
Jreb
Ihr
decision.
A
silVer
haired
grandmother.
who
iiualified
for
the
first
women's
national
golf
championship
heldin
the.
United
Slates
in
18:15,
is
still
reckoned
among
the
firisl
32
women
golfers,
ol
that
country.
Mrs.
Caleb
I'.
Tox
of
Philadelphia
holds
no
nalion-al
title,
nor
has
she
ever
held
one,
bul
her
consistently
steady
play
over
a
span
of
Htirly
years
is
without
parallel
in
golf
or.
perhaps
in
any
other
sport.
Ile-tween
1893
anil
l23
sh
has
ipialified
many
limes
Tor
the
national
championship
which,
however,
she
never
won.
She.
was
national
finalist
once
and
semi-finalist,
twice,
and
was
for
f;v
years
champion
of
Philadelphia,
1002.
1008,
toll
and
I
It
1
7.
Sue
is
l(
years
of
age.
ALL
READY
FOR
FOOTBALL
GAME
English
Cup
Between
Cardiff
City
and
Sheffield
United
at
Wembley
Tomorrow
LONDON.
Kng.,
April
2V
(lly
Canadian
I'ress)
Thousands
of
association
foothall
eiilhtisiasls
Ihroughoul
F.ngland
and
Wales
are
making
preparations
for
a
I
rip
to
the
Metropolis
tomorrow
to
wHness
Ihe
soccer
lil-hil
of
Ihe
season
the
final
for
Ihe
As-socialion
1'oolball
Cup
between
Cardiff
City
and
Shelllehl
United,
In
be
played
In
Hie
gigantic
stadium
in
the
grounds
of
the
Hrilisli
Kmoire
exhibition
al
Wembley.
The
aelual
attendance
al
Hie
game
will,
o
some
extent,
be
determined
by
the
weather,
bill
il
is
saf"
lo
assume
thai
approx
imately
150,000
people
will
be
present
if
Ihe.
afternoon
Is
line,
as
Ihe
thousands
who
will
be
brought
in
from
all
pnrls
of
tho
counlry
will
be
augmented
by
a
great
crowd
,
from
London
and
Jhe
surrounding
towns.
Whether
the
Welshmen,
ihe
"halves"
of
first,
class
football,
will
be
able
to
snatch
a
viclory
from
the
Shellleld
ealn,
veterans
of
ninny
hard-fought
cup
struggles,
and
winners
of
the
"old
CLOSING
OUT
SALE
jggggggggggggggggggggggQ
John
Christie
Closing
Prince
Rupert
Store
Store
to
be
vacated
by
end
of
May
This
is.
your
last
opportunity
to
get
these
genuine
British
Government
surplus
supplies
and
British
manufactured
goods
at
a
fraction
of
their
original
cost
EVERY
ARTICLE
IN
THE
STORE
AT
A
REDUCED
PRICE
Sale
Commences
Saturday
Morning
8
a.m.
Khaki
Drill
Riding
Breeches
pair
Boots-
1
i
.
Coats
The.
(1
real
est
Hool
Values
ever
pul
oil
in-
Prince
Huperl.
(I
l-1
1
1
1
1
1
1
e
South
African
I'iebl
Knots.
These
bonis
are
gimranleeil
solid
lenlher
.Hid
waterproof,
ami
are
.
iniply
wonderful
vnlue.
Sale
price
per
pair
.
.
S4.45
British
Officers'
Boots:
Famous
"Uniform
Brand"
Selling
:1
aliniil
half
niarkel
value.
liny
a
pair
and
find
out
Ihe
reason
why
John
Crrislie
leads
in
Isiot
values.
Sale
price
per
pair
.
.
.
.
S3.95
British
Officers'
Boots
Semi-Willow
calf,
guai.lii-Iced
by
us.
Sale
price
per
pair
$4.25
Padmore
&
Barnes
Dress'
Boots
I'anious
"Moccasin
Kraud"
Jtools.
No
fiuer
boots
are
lo
be
obtained
anywhere
llmii
Ihe
"Mocassin
Kraud,"
no
mat;
ltn
how
much
xou
pay.
Sale
price
on
all
these
boots
per
pair
$5.95
Auto
Rugs
All
wool,
size
00"
x
SO,"
weight
1
lbs.
Sales;
price
$2.95'
Web
Haversacks
Sale
prict?
...
35c
Pullover
Sweaters
All
wool.
Sale
price
......
.
$1,75
Lumbermen's
Sox
Ibis
is
a
real
buy.
Sale
prife
ir
pair
35c
Riding
Breeches
Shirts
Kxcepljonal
value,
at
per
$1;95
Wool
Bedford
Cord
Riding
Breeches
Willi
leather
s(ra-pings.
Salt
price
$7.90
Khaki
Serge
Riding
Breeches
Leallicr.
strappings.
Sale
price
$2.95
Dark
Grey
Flannel
Shirts
These
will
go
like
hot
cakes
at
this
price,
each
only
$1.25
Khaki
All-Wool
Flannel
Shirts
Very
highest
quality,
collar
allachoil,
two
hreasl
pockets.
Sale
price
$2.45
Flannel
Dress
Shirts
All
wool,.,
in.
neat
self
stripes.
Sale
price
v
,';
.
('
.
.
.
il
.
,
v
,
.
.
.
.
$2.50
Khaki
Drill
Shirts
Twill
weave,
Sale
price
.
.
$1.45
Blue
Drill
Shirts,
of
heavier
material
than
above.
Sale
price
$1.95
i
Leather
Coats
Only
five
of
these
left.
If
your
size
is
here,
this
is
a
snap.
Only
$29.50
Trench
Coats
These
are
an
ideal
coat
for
the
Prince
Huperl
cliniale.
Sale
price
$19.75
Mackinaw
Coats
All
wool,
pipe
seams,
Norfolk
style.
Sale
price
...
$4.95
Rain
Coats
These
are
tweed
coals
with
a
rubber
interlining.
Priced
at
.
.
$8.95,
$5.95
and
$3.95
Two
Piece
Finest
Quality
All
Wool
Underwear,
at
per
suit
only
....
$1.95
Twill
Sheets
Size
70,x
00",
weight
3
lbs.
Sale
price
per
pair
..
,
.
..
$2.95
Honeycomb
Bedspreads
Pink
or
While,
full
size.
Sale
price
$2.65
Young
Men's
Suits
3
p1eee,'up
lo
size
115"
chest
only.
While
they
last,
only
$2.95
Combination
Overalls
Khaki.
Sale
prieV
,
$2.25
Sleeping
Bags
Two
ijualiiles
.
.
.
.
.'.
.
$7.95
and
$5.95
Leather
Work
Gloves
Hogiilhr
$2.00
rallies.
Sale
price
":.
:
;
sse
Ground
Sheets
Conibinalion,
capn
anil
fgrnuiul
sherl.
Worlh
t..)0.
Sale
price
i..
...
...
..
50c
Khaki
Drill
Jackets
Suitable'
as
an
overall
smock,
very
strong
luitl
durable.
Sale
price
95c
Pants
Fox's
Genuine
Blue
Serge
Pants
Worlh
$050
per
pair.
Sale
price
..:
'.
.
..
$3.65
Genuine
Moleskin
Pants
price
Worlh
$5.50
per
pair.
Sale
$3.65
Khaki
Serge
Pants
All
wool.
Sale
price
...
..
..
$1.95
Blankets
All
Wool
White
'Blankets
Sie
70"
hy
00,"
double
bed
size,
weight
8
lbs.,
made
of
lovely
soft
'military
long
staple
Wool.
We
have
only
IW
pair
of
these
left
so
wO"
are
clearing
them
out
al
the
'
extraordinary
price
of
only
per
pair
..
...
$6.45
Special
Grey
Blankets
Size
70"
by
00,"
weight
0
His.,
all
wool.
Sale
price
$6.45
Genuine
British
Army
Blankets
Sale
price,
each
only
$1.45
See
our
windows
for
reductions
on
goods
too
numerous
to
mention
in
this
advertisement
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-
JOHN
CHRISTE
Featuring
Selected
British
Government
Goods
and
British
Manufactured
Products
327
Third
Avenue
WestDemer's
Old
Store
mug"
on
three
occasions,
Is
the
question
which
Is
agitating
followers
of
the
game.
Despite
Uu
t
fact
that
a
win
for
the
Niniaii
j
Park
Club
would
result
In
I
lie
Cup
leaving
Knglaud
for
the
llrsl
time
In
history
I
hero
are
those
who
feel
that
such
a
victory
would
bo
a
filling
recognition
or
the
great
determination
which
has
elevated
Cardiff
City
lo
the
high
position
Die
leinq,now
oiv
cupies
in
Hie
Hrilisli
football
world.
Advertise
In
tho
Dally
News.
Arthur
llolieiison
or
Masseli
was
among
the
passengers
ar
:
f
riving
from
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
He
will
return
lo
the
Islands'
tumor-1
row
ninhl.
Suffering
from
a
broken
leg
which
he
sustained
in
one
of
Ihe
Mussel
t
Timber
Co.'s
logging
ramps,
.1.
Kngllsh,
a
logging
riireinnii,
was
brought
lo
Ihe
cily
on
the
Prince
Charles
Ibis
morning
and
was
taken
on
n
Van-ver
for
treatment.
Mrs,
Dr.
Palmer
accompanied
him.
totals
The
Hoover"
For
Hie
ninnlh
nf,
April
you
can
buy
this
famous
cleaner
ami
attachments
for
Ihe
small
first
payment
of
only
$i.50
and
have
the
balance
spread
.over
.the
next
fifteen
months.
Let
us
clean
a
rug
for
you.
i?
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Hardware
Co.
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