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ADIEU
WINNER
OFSPRINGCUP
LIVERPOOL,
March
22.
Hor-
fre-yer-oid
Ask;,
wya
the
Liverpool
spring
cup
oer
a
-mile
coarse
yesterday.
The.
Mohawk
I
and
Quickstep
third
GREGALACHWON
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AINTREE
TODAY
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TORONTO.
March
22.
The
perfect
defensive
game
of
'Bosten.gave
thera
anqther
one
to
nil
victory
over
the
Oa-amens
at
Boston
mi
night.
Tfce
Bruins
Reed
onry
ene
more
win
to
enter
the
Stanley
cup
f
inak
Cooney
Weiland
;
repeated
his
hero
stunt
of
the
first
game
and
caged
the
only
score
in
the
first
period.
The
Bruins
then
went
back
on
the
defensive.
The
score
enraged
the
visitors'
and
during
the
rest
of
the
period
their
checking
was
vicious
and
(
GAMES
PLAYED
'
Seml-Pinal
j
Allan
Cross
and
Robert
Stuart'
zranbers.
who
has
hsi,
workine
Pfr
today,
taster
Hero,
Dorothy
Creech
beat
Mrs.
C.
V.
T.
'
.
owned
by
J.
M.
Whitatey
came
sec-
grit
alhH
Vr
s.
P.
MeMnrdi
along
lot
Hadaea
Bay
line
now
pushing
north
to
the
Bay.
AUGER
RESIGNS
OTTAWA,
March
2t:
L.
Auaer,
lUharal.
jnember
of
Prescott
County,
who
was
A
1
r
tiered
on
Wednesday
oa.
a
serious
charge
against
a
girl,
ha
re
signed
his
seat
in
ParUameBU
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
69
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ana
Diitributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
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and
Gravel
We
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in
Piano
ana
Furniture
Moving.
ond,
and
Richmond,
owned
by
K.
ijat
lfcS.
Me
Alpine
was
third.
rapidly
with
only
seven
finishing.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
Jack
Watson
and
Jack
RinU
Played
to
12
All
Draw
lt
Xight
Rinks
of
Jack
Watson
and
Jack
Frew
played
to
a
12-12
draw
last
deadly.
Their
continued
ita
stung
forward
attack
however,
was
unable
to
score.
Th
third
came
will
he
played
IN
111
yaiJ.nmuil
BADMINTON
-
-
-
Rangers.will
play
off
for
the
'right
t
asset
the
winners
of
the
PInt
Round
of
Cathedral
Club's
Bo4oaVCanadien
serf.
Toronto
CJty
Open
Competition
Has
ovw-vaaekttf
Detroit
4
to
1
and
Been
Completed.
tk
tie
'idbnd
7
to
1
;
j
The
:NW
York
teams
after
a
The
Badminton
Club
of
St.
Apr-
scorcseeft.gaW
on
Tuesday
played
drew's
AnjriicaB
Cathedral
is
hoi-
i
-ft!
regaiar
tine
last
night
and
dbg
a
city
open
tournament.
atairy
'36
tnmMea
of
sudden
aVents
are
mea's,
ladies'
and
death
overtime
before
Butch
mixed
doubles,
and
H
first
rooad
:
Keelis
scored
on
a
pass
from
I
games
have
been
completed.
See-
IThKHspton
for
the
Rangers,
load
round
matches
will
he
played
,
The
Toronto-Rangers
series
i
tomorrow
Bight
and
the
fhtats
.
will
open
in
New
York
on
Sunday
are
scheduled
for
Monday.
Plat
jr
night
,
has
been
very
interesting.
The
following
were
last
night's
roiiowing
ate
scores
u
aaic.
'scores:
Men's
Doubles
First
Round
(Detroit
1.
Toronto
4.
C.
J.
Norriagton
and
Shelford
Darton
beat
H.
T.
Cross
and
Col.
J.
W,
Xieholla,
14-15.
15-2,
15-7.
S.
D.
Johnston
and
C.
L.
Young-
man
beat
H.
L.
Shadwell
and
A.
i
Young.
154.
16-1
Allan
cross
and
Robert
Stuart
'beat
Ernest
Wilding
and
Stan
Smith.
15-11.
15-4.
i
Frank
Bussell
and
Wilt
LaraWe
'beat
Robert
Gartlett
and
Alex
tRi.
flft,
JM.
im.
N.Y.
Ranger
1.
American
0.
Canadienff
Boston
1.
COLD
STORAGE
WINNING
TEAM
Capture
City
Second
Division
Ililliard
Title
by
Taking
Both
First
and
Second
1
.
Halfs
'
"
beat
Frank
Russell
and
Will
-'lataibte
'&tS.
'$-1t.
15-14.
TkM
.By
viiig
the
last
two
fixtures
iff
ife".
in
the
outstanding
game
of
the
schedule,
both
of
which
the
tournament
mi
were
'
completed
with
the
storing
was
keenly
and
well
played.
of
ouUtandiag
games
Ust
night,
LadieV,
DoobIes-First
Round
Co
I1
Storage
came
up
from
be-,.
Miss
'Prances!
Cross
and
Miss
hind
and
woo
the
second
half
of
Only
Seven
Out
of
66
Horses
Xlnt
.Mitchell
beat
Mrs.
C.
C.
Soeoad
division
billiards.
The
i
Fiafahed
Grand
Xational
'
Mills
and
Mrs.
M.
H.
Wott,
15-5.
9rtto
had
been
leading
up
to
the
.1G-8.
start
of
these
two
fixtures.
Cold
Miss
Molly
Cross
and
Mias
Storage,
having
won
the
first
half.
AINTREE.
March
22:
Greg-
Lavra
Pritzell
beat
Miss
Gert-
takes
the
second
division
title
alaeh
by
My
Prince
from
Saint
n,ie
McKemie
and
Miss
Xancy
without
playoff.
;ermaine
owned
by
Mrs.
M.
A.
Rorie.
15-4,
15-S.
Last
week's
tournament
wa-
(lemmell
won
the
Grand
National
itu
K
M
Rltt
and
Mi
completed
last
night
when
Charles
night
in
the
9t.
Andrev,'.
Soicety
"
"
E.
Feneloa,
Grand
Terminals.
carpet
bewliag
competition.
The
,",r,
186;
W.
Bailey,
Cold
Storage,
200
.
next
game
will
ill
he
he
might
between
Bert
Cameron
and
Ben
Dalgarno
rinks
TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
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Mrs.
J.
W.
Niebotts
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
WHsea
beat
Miss
Alice
Pills-berf
ad
Miss
Thevstelasson,
16-11,
6-16,
16-7.
Mixed
Doubles
Robert
Stuart
aad
Mrs.
Long
beat
Allan
Cress
and
Miss
Frew
Molly
Cross
16-13.
16-5.
i
Frank
.
Russell
and
Mias
Caroline
MHchelt
beat
W.
H.
Tobey
end
Mrs.
J.
Ilortoa,
15-9,
16-7.
K.
Wihthig
and
Miss
Thor-
steinsson.
bye.
Bantte.
Cold
Storage,
won
200
t
126
over
Aid.
S.
D.
MncdonaM,
Grotto.
This
gave
the
Cold
Sior-
Mrs.
II.
'h.
Shadwell.
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fe
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of,982
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the
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40
to
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SMMord
Darton,
.
'TSLSmI
Hillmaa,
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fl
-
a
m
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av
Va
a
vOi
lne
i
were
no
bad
accidents
although
COD
the
record
field
of
66
dwindled
next
Monday
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Mink
Williams
116,
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tho
Liquor
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Governmont
of
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vivos
J
o"sw
a
es
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yv
Ttk&TX
sSvU
Cross
beat
Col
and
Mrs.
J.
W.,
w.
;
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17gf
c.
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.icnwiis,
ioi,
ioi.
'
Will
Lambie
and
Mrs.
II.
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200.
I
Shadwell
beat
Robert
Bartlett
'ton
Storage,
200
;
M.
M.
McLachlan,
Grotto.
175
W.
Bailey
200,
J.
Bessley
110
A.
MacdonaM
182.
V.
E.
WU
liscroft
200.
J,
Campbell
290,
George
Howe
186.
This
Week's
Games
In
this
week's
fixture
the
Cold
Storage
made
a
clean
-
sweep
of
1000
to
669
over
the
Grand
Terminals.
The
final
game
last
nighr
resulted
in
S
score
of
200
to
88
for
A.
Macdonald,
Cold
Storage,
over
C.
L.
Youngman,
Grand
John
Bulger
182,
J.
Campbtll
land
Miss
E.
M.
Eilett,
16-4,
16-12.
i
F,.
Division
Second
Round
Tne
ffnal
ftxtare
etf
the
first
di
ll.
T.
Cross
and
Miss
Frances
vision
schedule"
between
Grand
Cross
beat
E.
Wilding
and
Miss
Terminals
ami
Canadian
Leirion
Thorttelnsson,
15-7,
15-2.
INDIVIDUAL
CARPET
jxi
Xlght
Hy
Score
of
15
to
1.1
'
The
first
game
of
the
single
handed
elimination
enrpet
bowling
tournament
which
Is
lelng
held
by
the
St
Andrew's
Society
was
played
last
nlghL
George
was
to
have
been
played
last
night
but
will
not
get
started
until
tonight.
The
Canadian
Legion
having
won
the
first
half,
are
le.id-
RftWl
QPRIPQ
QTABTSt
'"8
by
55
points
in
the
second
half
.
DUllL
OLulLO
u
1
nil
lo
landing
over
the
Grand
Tenni-
j
jnals,
who
are
still
hopeful
of
Geddes
Beat
George
Scott
'erging
on
top.
LIONS
DEFEATED
i
BY
THE
BUCKAROOS
PORTLAND,
March
22:
The
Portland
Buekaroos
handed
out;
Geldes
beating
George
Scott
by
a
three
to
one
defeat
to
the
Pac-1
a
score
of
16
to
13.
There
are
I
He
Coast
Hotkey
League
leaders
'
a
large
number
of
entries,
the
the
Vancouver
Lions
in
the
last
list
having
been
published
last
t
'game
here
of
the
regular
playing
week,
I
schedule
last
"hlght.
Sadden
Death
Game
Saturday
Night
Will
Deride
Allan
Cup
Play-Off
WINNIPEG.
March
22:
In
the
first
game
of
the
Western
Canada
championship
and
the
right
to
meet
the
champions
of
Eastern
Canada
in
the
Allan
Cup'
senior
amateur
hockey
finals,
the
Trail
Smoke-Eaters
defeated
Port
Arthur
here
lat
night
6
to
1
but
the
gams
was
thrown
out
by
the
hockey
officials
when
it
was
disclosed
that
Anderson
of
the
Trail
defence
players
was
an
unregistered
player.
It
was
disclosed
after
the
game
that
the
game
had
been
played
under
protect
and
that
the
Trail
manager
had
been
ordered
not
to
play
An-dereen.
As
a
result
the
series
will
be
decided
by
a
sudden
death
game
here
on
Saturday
night.
Anderson
was
captain
of
the
team
last
year
and
had
been
pressed
into
the
service
for
the
series
when
two
other
players
were
disqualified.
JACK
DEMPSEY
AS
PROMOTER
Takes
Position
in
Opposition
to
Madison
Square
Garden
XBVr
YORK,
orch
2:-Jk,
Dempssy
today
entered
into
a
two
year
agreement
with
Hubert
J.
Pugaxy.
metropolitan
rival
of
Madison
Square
Garden,
for
the
premotkm
of
boxing
matches
here
i
and
in
other
sections
of
the
ountrv.
ii
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Quickly
soothing
and
healing
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I
splendid
for
skin
troubles
of
all
kinds.
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heals
with
the
aid
of
Natura's
herbs,
in
Nature's
own
way.
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and
protected
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a
little
drama
my
friend
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t
tir
i
ru
wilts
return
me
uincr
uay.
x
usea
to
buy
3
or
4
cigiri
at
a
time.
I'd
tmoke
one
ij
right
oa
one
uur
lunch.
By
fare
o
clock.
I'd
want
another,
to
I'd
go
into
my
pocket,
fif
ina
rcriups
una
ooc
cracaeo.
ine
otner.
totally
wrecked.
I
taid
to
mvsrif
,
Bill,
..that
i
wrong!
So
when
I
taw
Tucketts
:
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JFL
T
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r
m
crc
puiung
up
ivcaet
racks
ot
Marguerites,
foil
wrapped
and
pro
tected,
I
was
converted
to
a
'5-at
a-timrr.
1
I
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TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
Now
Foil-wrappcd-IInt
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10
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avan
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