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TWO
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RYE
WHISKEY
JOSEPH
E.
SEAGRAM
&
SONS,
LIMITED
WATERLOO,
CANADA
74
Distillers
Since
1857
winuiM
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
C.
N.
RAILWAYS
AN
ISSUE
IN
THE
ELECTION
LONDON.
April
4:
The
Canadian
National
Rilllwas
are
to
make
th,eir
bow
in
the
British
p.ieral
..letfon;;ccming
as
ah
argument
for
and
against
nationalization.
Both
the
Conser-
i
vntlvo
nnrl
l
Smiihers'
Boys
and
Girls
Beat
Terrace
in
Two
Game
Series
of
Basketball
Games:
Return
Games
.
!4trC
It.-.
Hilt,
SMTTHERS:
Anril
4.
In
the
first
of
a
series
of
basket
night,
the
Smithers
girls
won
out
Dy
a
score
oi
io
,
while
the
local
boys
defeated
the
visitors
32
to
16.
In
the
second
engagement
last
night
Smithers
girls
again
defeated
Terrace
22
to
6,
while
the
local
boys
downed
the
visitors
22
to
16.
The
games
were
very
closely
contested
and
provided
more
interest
than
tne
scores
imply.
!
The
Smithers
team
left
for
Ter
race
on
today's
train,
where
they
will
play
four
games,
in
which
I
the
Terrace
crowd
with
the
advantage
of
playing
in
their
own
hall
j
expect
to
administer
a
trouncing
to
their
opposition.
i
Labor
headquarters;
Mrs.
C.
O.
Duncan
accom-
prices.
Seize
your
opportunity.
McLeod
and
Donald
Burnett.
Lethim,too,hnow
the
Joy
of
the
Open
Road
I
.w
I
c.
Give
Mini
a
C-CM-
for
His
Birthday
YOUR
boy
will
only
be
a
boy
once.
Let
him
know
what
it
is
to
skim
over
the
country
roads
on
a
C.
C.
M.
He'll
enjoy
it
just
as
you
did
and
more.
Roads
are
better
now
than
they
were
in
your
day.
A
boy
has
only
a
few
bicycle
birthdays.
So
do
not
let
this
one
pass.
Nothing
will
please
him
more
than
a
C.
C.
M.
C
C.
M.
Bicycles
are
built
on
the
experience
of
two
generations.
They
combine
all
the
good
feature!
that
have
developed
with
the
years.
Triples
Crank
Hanger.
Hercules
Couter
Brake,
20-year
nickel-plat,
ing,
three
coats
of
enamel
baked
on
over
a
coat
of
rustproof,
and
Dun-lop
Tires
theie
are
but
tome
of
the
C
CM.
"points
of
superiority'.
Why
not
give
him
iCCM.
for
his
birthday
and
let
him
have
the
health
and
joy
of
the
open
road
?
Get
a
C
C
M.
catalogue
at
the
nearest
dealer's
or
write
to
Canada
Cycle
and
Motor
Co,
Limited,
Weiton
(Ont.),
Montreal,
Winnipeg
or
Vancouver.
Bicycles
Columbia
Cleveland
Red
Bird
Massey
Perfect
aho
OOM
Joycyclcs
for
Children
let
Whoopee
!
Latest
C.
C.
M.
BICYCLE
Models
AT
REVISED
LIST
PRICES
Cadet
$33.00
Crescent
$35.00
General
Repair
Shop
Model
Six
$12.00
standard
$50.00
Terms
Arranged
TOM
BALLINGER
For
C.C.M.
Bicycles
Sport
$52.50
Motor
Bike
Model
$57.50
318
Fifth
St.
McRAE
BROS.
Limited
WELSH
SOCCER
TEAMS
TO
PLAY
Schedule
Drawn
tip
For
Games
Throughout
Canada
in
Big
Centres
I
.
UIIMMIDPf!
Anrll
A
Flffpon
f
t
I
l
.
f
.
;
j
il.
rr
v
u
i
iimtut
.
ilt.ii
-
ire,
issuing
soeaKer
noies
k'viiik
pameu
hip
lerrate
irujus
u
tuatn
i
.
-
.
.
,
a
Record
I
of
the
,,
road,
but
the
and
j
chaperon,
i
rut.
Those
going
I
were
.
.,trn
KHIIICB
will
of
uc
the
mviuura
WeIsh
football
notes
of
the
rival
parties
differ.
!
MiMe's
Reld,
Davis,
Ethel
Moore,,.
team
that
has
ma(e
arrange-
.
i
Margaret
Qlass,
Margaret
McLar-
j
ments
for
a
tour
of
Canada
this
'
R.
n
V..
,
n
Cameron
clos.ng
i,-
out
Jn.
Carmen
Smith
and
Mona
and
admm'er,
it
was
announced
today.
Gr.g.
a.
Holmwood,
A.
The
team
will
travel
across
the
his
retail
store.
Everything
to
3Ioorei;st.
J.
Colthurst,
F.
Hipps,
1
country
playing
games
in
all
the
be
cleared
out
quickly
at
sale
R,.
Thomas,
F.
Thomas
Stewart
!
leading
'
cities
to
the
Pacific
Coast
and
then
will
return.
They
are
scheduled
to
leave
England
on
May
24,
returning
home
from
Montreal
on
July
5.
Pending
satisfactory
arrangements
being
made
with
district
associations,
the
following
sche-dule
has
been
arranged:
June
1,
Montreal;
June
3,
Hamilton;
June
5,
Toronto;
June
8,
Winnipeg
June
10.
Regina;
June
12,
Calgary;
June
15.
Vancouver;
June
17,
Nanaimo;
June
ID,
Victoria;
Jun.e
22,
Vancouver;
June
'25,
Edmonton;
June
27,
Saskatoon;,
June
29,
Winnipeg;
July
1.
Toronto,
and
'July
3,
Montreal.
SCHOONER
CASE
IS
TAKEN
UP
!
BY
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
April
4:
The
sink-Ipg
.
of
Canadian
Schooner
I'm
Alone
by
United
States
coast
guard
vessels
has
been
the
sub-
jject
of
formal
representations
by
Uhe
government
of
Canada
to
the
I
United,
States,
Premier
Mackenzie.
King
stated
in
the
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon,
ans-iwering
a
question
by
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett.
The
Premier
said
the
case
had
been
the
subject
of
correspondence
between
Ottawa
and
Washington
for
the
past
week.
He
also
said
the
corres
pondence
would
be
brought
down
in
due
course."
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
STATION
KOMO
Thursday,
April
4
.7:00
Halsey-Stuart
program.
7
30
Standard
symphony
hour,
i
o
ut
r..
.
f
I
o
.avr
tui
lime.
8:30
Crescent
Old
Time
Band
and
singer
from
KIJQ,
Spokane.
9:80
Novelty
trioi
,
P;45
Studio
program.
10:00
Associated
)1
Company's
"Associated
Brass
Bapd"
KOMO,
KGW,
Portland
'and
KlIQ,
Spokane.
11:00
Alaska
School
program.
11:1G
Late
news
flashes..
11
:30
Gyrators
with
"Bob
and
his-banjo."
-
Friday,'
April
5
7:00
Hudson
Essx
Challen
gera.
7:30
Half
hour
with
the
Senate.
8:00
R.C.A.
hour,
9:00
Correct
tlfne.
9:00
Borden
Dairy
program.
0:30
Footlights.
10:00
Evensong.
10:30
Olympic
Hbtel
orchestra
with
tenor.
11:30
Vocal
ensemble.
12:00
Late
news
flashes.
12:15
Piano
pnd
tenor
solo.
Saturday,
April
6
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Dance
pro
gram,
:00
Spanish
orchestra
SrjanTth
soplfnd.
with
Sport
Chat
Harrv
Bennett
and
Herb
Charlton
are.
the,
champion
bad;
minton
players
of
Stewart,
hav-fmr
nrnvpti
their
suDremacy
in
ft
A
a
men's
doubles
tournament
ball
games
between
Terrace
and
Smitbers
on
Wednesday
j
which
was
recently
held
by
the
Canadian
Leeion
of
the
Portland
Canal
mining
camp.
There
were
six
entries
and
Bennett
and
Chariton
won
out
In
the
final
over
Wilkinson
and
Cochrane.
The
first
baseball
game
of
the
season
at
Stewart
was
played
this
year
on
the
unusually
early
date
of
March
24.
Nine
innings
were
played
and
a
team
known
as
the
Rinky-Dlnks
won
10
to
9
over
the
Dinky-Rinks.
The
grounds
are
in
good
shape
and
an
active
baseball
season
is
plan
ned
at
Stewart
ths
year.
Mechanics,
having
won
both
halves
of
the
season,
are
the
senior
basketball
champions
of
Anyox.
Beach
Girls
are
the
:hampions
of
the
Ladies
League.
High
School
clinched
the
P.
T:
.
trophies
for
inter-school
basketball
at
the
smelter
town
in
a
nine
week
serifs'
with
Public
ichool.
The
basketball
season
ecently
closed
it
Anyox.
DUTY
ON
LOGS
WrJlCH
ARE
SENT
TO
JAPAN
The
new
scale
of
duty
pn
American
and
Canadian
logs
going
to
Japan
is
as
follows:
Red
cedar
logs
will
henceforth
e
taxed
12
per
cent
upon
heir
value
and
fir
logs
will
go
nto
Japan
under
a
6
per
cent
'uty.
Twenty
per
cent
will
be
mposed
upon
fir
and
cedar
in
he
manufactured
state.
For-nerly
logs
went
In
free,
and
lumber
was
taxed
at
a
rate
of
3.10
en
a
cubic
metre.
EXPOSURE
(Td
SHELL)
A
lady
met
a
government'
hos-ital
patient
.hobbling
on
crut
QUEER
PHENOMENA
AT
NEW
CAlHtUKAL
Victoria
People
Puzzled
nt
Hear-
Ing
Singing
in
fcmpty
Building
'
VICTORIA,'
April
4:-A
little
variety
entered
a
nto
the
myter-;.-vA
ious
music
emanating
irum
me
half-built
new
cathetlral.
last
night.
Dean
C.
S.
Qualnton
stated
.o-
day
that
besides
organ
music,
the
notes
(of
a
pian6
and
vocalist
were
audible
shortly
arter
v
o-
ctock
last
night.
No
definite,
explanation
has
yet
been
found
of
the
origin
of
these
strange
noises,
which
several
people
claimed
they
have
heard
coming
from
the
new
cathedral.
Just
over
a
week
ago,
it
was
reported
that
a
full
organ
recital
had
been
broadcast
to
the
neighborhood
from
the
building.
One
of
the
simplest
solutions
to
the
mystery
yet
advanced
is
that
the
sounds
come
from
a
radio
set
somewhere
in
the
neighborhood.
On
a
clear
night,
a
good
loud
speaker
would
provide
enough
volume
to
travel
considerable
distance
and
the
large
structure,
acting
as
a
reflector,
might
make
it
appear
as
if
the
music
were
coming
from
the
building.
There
is
also
the
theory
that
the
huge
copper
roof
of
the
cathedral
might
in
some
way
act
at
a
radio
receiver.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
The
standing
of
rink
to
date
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
competition:
W
I)
L
P
B.
DalgarnO
...4
1
0
9
J.
McLean
4
1
J
7
C.
Taylor
.....2
1
15
B.
Cameron'
........
1
J
1
6
J.
Frew
1
2
2
4
I.
Watson
1
1
2
3
G.
Abbott
1
1
S
3
G.
Scott
.,
1
0
4
2
4r
BASEBALL
SCORES
ches.
"Young
roan,"
she
asked,!
The
following
are
the
coast
"what
is
the
trouble,
rheuma-
League
baseball,
scores:
:m?"
Portland
3.
Sacramento
10.
"No
ma'am,"
replied
the
pa-
Los
AngelM"S,
Hollywood
6.
'ient,
"patriotism."
Christian
The
other
games
were
post-advocate,
poned
on
uni'mint
"f
rain
NEW
CAC,
SMITH
9
r
i
(CO
NO-
L
Thursday,
April
4,
19a
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nATLY
NEWS
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A1
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i
imaiMff
iiffBi"111
i
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advertisement
Is
not
published
or
flisplayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
b;
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
IN
DEEPER
"I'm
afraid
my
husband
lu-r
any
rfsistence."
"What'a
he
dt
now"
"In
the
first
rtlaee
he
!.'
man
sell
him
a
lot
of
iai
J
'
was
two
feet
under
wut-
;
Jlt
I.
insisted
pa
his
going
.
-getttfng
his
money
ba.
&;
'
same
man
sold
him
a
g-launch
an;!
a
copy
"t"
J'jyx
in
Venit-e
"
Miutn;
T
CECONDITIONED,
JUST
LIKE
NEW
ft
,lf
youlo
not
want
to
buy
n
new
car.
buy
a
used
cr
thnr
been
Hconditlonrd.
and
that
is
irusrHnfenl
In
lu.
..
,
"
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iEfic-nrii
Following
are
some
we
now
have
for
sale:
,
'
-
V
M
J9I7
pODCB
Sedan,
good
condition,
eood
tires.
leather
JupboUty
.$Wft.00
1926
ESSEX
Coach,
fair
condition,
good
tires
liOO.o'o
J92.1
pO?)GE
Cotred
delivery,
good
condition
.i;iftg$300.00
1925
FORD
Covered
Delivery,
just
overhauled
....$230.00
1926
FORD
Covered
delivery,
Just
overhauled
$273.00
1025
FORD
SEDAN,
good
condition
'..$27iOo"
ibil
FORD
Delivery,
good
condl
$125.00..
FORD
Ton
truck
chawls,
good
motor,
as
in
$
50.00
:
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