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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbin
growth
of
Ion;
Danderine
jair
that
sparkles
!
en
abies
Babies
will
cry,
often
for
no
apparent
reason.
You
may
not
know
what's
wrong,
but
you
can
always
give
Castoria.
This
soon
has
your
little
one
comforted;
if
not,
you
should
call
a
doctor.
Don't
experiment
with
medicines
intended
for
the
stronger
systems
of
adults!
Most
of
those
little
upsets
are
soon
soothed
away
by
a
little
of
this
pleasant-tasting,
gentle-acting
children's
remedy
that
children
like.
v
It
may
be
the
stomach,
or
may
be
the
Ihtle
bowels.
Or
in
the
case
of
older
children,
a
sluggish,
constipated
condition.
Castoria
is
still
TOILERS
HAD
CLOSE
GAME
WINNIPEG,
April
19:
In
the
first
game
of
the
western
basketball
championships,
Winnipeg
Toil-en
defeated
New
Westminster
Ad-anacs
by
the
tight
score
of
17
to
16.
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The
choice
of
those
men
A
who
appreciate
good.
J
Scotch
Whisky
how
raarvelously
it
removes
excess
oil
from
the
hair;
cleanses
It;
makes
it
sparkle
with
new
life
and
lustre.
It's
so
simple
to
use
Danderine.
All
you
do
is
put
a
little
on
your
brush
each
time
you
arrange
your
hair!
The
consistent
use
of
Danderine
will
dis
solve
the
worst
crust
of
dandruff;
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the
thing
to
give.
It
is
almost
certain
to
dear
up
any
minor
ailment,
and
could
by
no
possibility
do
the
youngest
child
the
slightest
harm.
So
it's
the
first
thing
to
think
of
when
a
child
has
a
coated
tongue;
won't
play,
can't
sleep,
is
fretful
or
out
of
sorts.
Get
the
genuine;
it
always
has
Chas.
H.
Fletcher's
signature
on
the
package.
SMOKER
z,
silky
abundant
hair,
game
of
men
40
years
and
pver,
Isnt
Sticky
Or
Oily;
,l,V,
.
milolrlv
m-ncnlwl
doesn't
show.
It
makes
the
hair
easy
to
manage;
holds
it
in
place
for
hours.
"Set"
your
waves
with
it
and
see
how
much
longer
they
stay
in.
Danderine
Vie
One
Minute
Hair
Deautiper
At
All
Drue
8tr
Thirty
Flv
Cnti
In
the
baseball
game
with
the
Benedicts
the
noxt
day,
but
evidently
it
was
lust
what
Loblick
wanted.
I
Tom
Clough
announced
that
the
Eagles
were
having
a
smoker
soon
soothe,
hsal
the
scalp;
stimulate
the
and
challenged
the
Elks
to
a
ball
i
1
During
the
evening
refreshments
were
served
and
corncobs
and
clay
jplpes
and
tobacco
were
given
to
all
I
present.
The
affair
lasted
from
0
'pjn.
until
nearly
1
a.m.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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SUCCESS!
Snappy
Boxing
Bouts
Feature
Elks'
Entertainment
Thursday
Night
of
Dally
News
"Want
Ads"
bring
Single
Elks
Defeat
Married
Brothers
11
to
2
In
Opening
!
Baseball
Game
of
Season
Here
They
can't
come
back
!
This
was
proven
in
a
decisive
1
manner
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
Single
Elks
put
the
Indian
sign
on
their
married
brothers
to
the
tune
of
11-2,
iri
the
opening
baseball
game
of
the
season-
here.
,
Brick
Skinner
did
the
heaving
for
the
Benedicts
and
got
along
fine
until
the
seventh
when
he
weakened
and
six
iruns
trickled
across
the
plate.
Benny
Wendle
then
took
I
up
the
burden
and
managed
to
finish
the
contest.
Herman
ilioblick
did
mound
duty
for
the
winners
up
to
the
seventh
aud
thon
Bill
La
table
went
In
to
.
finish
the
contest.
wendle
scored
on
the
play.
The
Singlr
Men
collected
10
hits
Stephana
stoic
second
and
Arsen-and
four
of
them
were
triples
by
eau
pepped
one
out
to
left
field
Loblick,
A.
Mitchell,
Lamble
and
which
Stone
caught
Dido
Gurvich
naroia.
ror
tne
losers
wendle
and
Ratchford
did
the
best
hitting.
Up
to
the
seventh
it
looked
like
anybody's
game
with
the
Single
Men
leading
2-0.
Splro
Ourvictf
hit
to
right
field.
Gurvich
was
qui
at
second
cn
Harold's
drive
to.Far-quhar.
O.
Mitchell
singled
and
then
W.
Mitchell
"rolled
one
down
the
lint
base
line
to
Stephens
who
picked
It
up
but
failed
to
touch
him.
Both
runners
scored.
Loblick
poled
out
a
triple
to
left
and
scored
on
Lambie's
single.
A.
Mitchell
tripled
to
left
and
than
Wendle
went
into
The
Elks'
Old
Time
Smoker
on
m
DOX-
maae
a
wua
pwen
ana
Thursday
night
went
over
with
a
neu
corea.
rrmeii
was
saie
bang.
Some
250
men
were
in
at-!
on
an
mneia
error
ana
bione
n-tendance
and
there
wasn't
a
dull
i11-
s-
Ounrich
drew
a
pass
for
We
moment
during
the
entire
evening's
second
time
up
during
the
inning
entertainment.
F.
Stephens,
exalted
i
ut
Harold
ended
the
inning
by
ruler,
was
master
of
ceremonies,
isrounaing
out
to
wencne.
The
program
opened
with
"o
ThV
ot
two
more
in
the
eighth
nnnaria"
Mna
ninveri
hv
RRLimn'i
!
and
one
in
the
ninth.
Bill
Harold
orchestra.
The
Harmony
Herd
put
on
several
numbers
during
the
evening,
Sam
Joy
leading
the
chorus
with
some
fancy
dancing.
Johnson
Smith
sang
"Sonny
Boy."
which
was
much
appreciated.
Alex
Mitchell
and
Joe
Scott,
with
their
ukeleles.
favored
with
a
couple
of
snappy
turns.
Mitchell
Bros,
and
Scott
quartet
sang
to
"uke"
ac
companiment.
Fred
Stephens
put
on
a
good
club
swinging
turn.
A
banjo
solo
by
Hawthorne
Dunn
brought
the
musical
end
of
the
program
to
a
close.
The
orchestra
played
several
popular
songs
during
the
evening
wb'ch
the
audience
sang
with
great1
A:
11
o'clock
Exalted
Ruler
Fred'
Stephens
delivered
the
usual
Elk
(L'lemony
which
was
followed
by
thr
singing
cf
Auld
Lang
8yne."
The
two
comic
boxing
events
of
the
evening
caused
a
great
deal
of
tnorriment
to
the
spectators,
even
f
thov
left
the
pariiclrjants
with
a
few
black
and
biue
.spots
and
the
.odd
busted
nose.
Bill
Lambie
and,
1
Dill
Mitchell
opened
the
barrel
fight
i
in
which
Lambie
won
a
close
de-cision.
Doag
Frlzzell
was
an
easyi
victom
for
Sicne
who
won
three
j
out
of
four
falls.
He
then
won
thej
ehampJnttsMp
over
Lamble
in
a
I
convincing
manner.
The
blindfold!
match
in
which
Stan
Morun,
Jimmy
j
Farouhar,
George
Mitchell
and
Bill
i
;
Harold
engaged
was
full
of
action.
jTh
bell
wvecUfitehett
after
Moran
,had
planted
a
haymaker
behind
his
(.ear.
BiU
LamWe,
whe
was
referee;
gut
tangled
up
in
the
second
round
land
Moras
socked
Mm
and
ended
the
fight.
!
Roy
Barnes
managed
the
boxing
bouts.
He
introduced
Benny
Wendle
who
is
to
fight
Henry
Deeth
of
An-1
yox
on
May
2
in
the
city.
Tod
Mor-1
gan
and
Newsboy
tiaroy
iougni
three
fast
rounds
in
the
curtain-,
raiser.
Frankie
Neal,
in
his
first
ap-1
pearanee
in
a
local
ring,
showed
a
little
too
much
class
for
Eddie
Smith
in
the
deuce
-spot.
The
semi-
No
one
earn
deny
the
importance
of
,
,
,.,
Wendl
t.
the
best
mateh
,.,
haviac
the
hair
arranged
m
the
style
Bermy
was
best
suited
to
the
individual
type,
n
the
card
with
both
boys
mixing
Much
of
the
effect
is
lost,
however,
tit
freely.
The
final
between
Dido
unless
the
hair
is
kept
soft,
abundant,
.ouryich
ancj
Herman
LobMek
de-
Armllion
busy
women
and
girls
veloped
into
a
case
of
Dido
trying
know
the
easiest
way
to
keep
the
hair
to
wear
out
the
big
pitchers
arm
in
perfect
condition
is
with
Danderine.
;bv
Doendlng
it
so
that
he
wouldn't
The
first
applicaUon
will
show
you
k-
abie
oft-h
for
the
Single
Elks
made
a
nice
hit
In
the
ninth
but
was
caught
at
the
plate.
Benedicts'
Runs
The
Married
Men
got
both
their
runs
hi
the
eighth.
Wendle
hit
to
lef
J
and
by
fast
runing
stretched
it
for
a
double.
Stephens
rolled
one
to
George
Mitchell
who
fumbled
It
LEGION
IN
FOOTBALL
The
Canadian
Legion
Football
Club
got
the
season's
activities
off
to
a
good
start
on
Thursday
eve
ning
when
a
well
attended
meeting
of
players
and
others
Interested
1
was
held
in
the
Club
Rooms.
J.
8.
Wilson,
chairman
of
the
entertainment
committee,
occupied
the
chair
and
the
f
ollowin-?
ol
fleers
were
elected
to
conduct
the
team's
i
business
during
the
coming
season:
Chairman,
J:
Smith,
Secretary
Treasurer,
M.
M.
Lamb.
Team
manager,
J.
N.
Kelly.
Executive
A.
Harvey,
H.
Klllln,
J.
H.
Tait,
J.
Taylor
and
W.
Wilson.
Trainer
Alex
Murray.
Delegate
to
Football
Association,
J.
N.
Kelly.
The
meeting
was
very
enthusiastic
over
the
team's
prospects
for
the
coming
season,
having
quite
a
few
talented
players
in
sight.
This
adveituemeni
is
not
pub
llshcd
or
dlsplayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the,,
Government
of
British
Columbia
hit
to
centre
for
a
double
but
was
caught
trying
to
make
third
on
It.
Skinner
hit
to
right
but
Ratchford
ended,
the
inning
by
striking
out.
The
box
score
follows:
Single
Men
ABR
II
PO
A
E
Harold.
3b
6
2
1
3
0
0
O.
Mitchell,
2b
4
2
12
12
W.
Mitchell,
lb
4
2
1
4
.0
0
Loblick.
P-
cf
5
1
2
0
0
0
Lamble,,
cf.,
p
4
12
110
A.
Mitchell,
ss
5
1113
1
Oosse,
rf
0
1
Q
0
0
0
Stone,
If
4
0
0
1
1
0
8.
durvlch,
c
4
1
2
14
0
1
FrtMell,
rf
3
0
0
1
0
0
Totals
39
11
10
27
6
4
Benedicts
AB
R
II
PO
A
E
Farqnhar,
3b
5
0
0
1
2
1
Moran,
2b.,
ss
3
0
0
1
1
1
Wendle,
as.,
p
4
1
2
3
2
0
Stepbenf,
lb
4
1
0
7
0
3
Arseneau,
cf
4
0
0
0
0
o
D.
Ounrieh,
c
4
0
1
15
3
0
3mnYp..
rf
4
0
1
0
3
0
RafehfSRl.
If
4
0
2
0
1
1
Mensied
rf
2b.
3
0
0
0
1
0
Totals
35
2
6
27
13
6
Single
Men
.
0
0
1
0
1
0
6
2
111
Benediete
000000020
2
Samsiary:
Stolen
bases,
Farqu-hr,
Wendle,
Stephens,
W.
Mitchell
3,
Lamble,
A.
Mitchell;
two-base
hit,
Wendle,
D.
Gurvich,
S.
Gurvich;
three-base
bit.
Loblick,
A.
Mitchell,
Lamble,
Harold;
double
play,
A.
Mitchell,
to
G.
Mitchell
to
W.
Mit
chell;
innings
pitched
by
Loblick
6,
Skinner
.5
1-3;
hits
off
Loblick
2,
Lamble
4,
Skinner
9,
Wendle
4;
struck
ottt
by
Loblick
11.
Lamble
4,
!
Skinner
13,
Wendle
2.
CONCERT
IS
DELIGHTFUL
Sacred
Recital
in
Cathedral
Last
Night
Was
Outstanding
Musical
Event
The
sacred
concert
In
St.
An
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
hist
evening
proved
highly
delightful
to
All
in
attendance,
the
choruses
being
a
feature
of
the
Drcsram.
The.
re
cital
way.
by
the
Cathedral
chislr
under
ihe
direction
of
A.
J.
Lan
caster,
choir
master
and
orgarilst.
and
augmented
by
Rev.
Alfred
,WH
son
Mrs.
H.
C.
Fraser,
J.
E.
davdy
and
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
II.
C.
Pmerf.
was
accompanist
for
some
ot
the
numbers.
The
program
was
as
follows:
.-;
Processional
Hymn.
V
.
',
Chorus
"On
the
Way
to
Jerusa
lem"
(Olivet
to
Canary),
Chart
s
I
8olo
"Come
Unto
Him"
4MJ
,
slahi,
Mrs.
Forrest.
Anthem
"HarK,
Hark
My
Soul,"
soloists.
Bra,
M.
H.
Blott
and
Mrs,
Allen.
Solo
and
chorus
"The
Agony'
Crucifixion),
M.
H.
Blott
and
choir.
1
Solo
"lie
Was
Despised"
(Mes-siah,
Mrs.
iVC.
Fraser.
i
Chorus"
Twas
Night
O'er"
(Ql-!
ivet
to
Calvary),
choir.
I
Solo
"By
Jesus'
Orave"
(Christ
and
Bin
Soldiers),
W.
C.
Orchard,
i
Hymn,
Choir
and
congregation.
Duet
"So
Thou
Llftest,"
M.
H.
Blott
and
J.
E.
Davey.
i
Chorus
"Ood
So
Loved
the
World"
(Cruelttolon),
chorr.
I
Solo
"There
Is
a
Orecn
Hill,'
11
;
Lincoln.
1
Chorus
"Mystery
of
Intercession"
(Crucifixion),
choir.
!
Solo
"O
Rest
I"
the
Lord"
(Ell-jjahi,
F.
Bradshaw.
Offertory.
Colo
"Oh,
Was
There
Ever?"
(Olivet
to
Calvary),
J.
E.
Davey.
Chorus
"March
to
Calvary"
(Olivet
to
Calvary),
choir.
Recessional
Hymn.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
j
T&J
Enslish
Leaeuc,
First
Division
Birmingham
1,
Portsmouth
0.
j
Blackburn
Rovera
0,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
I
Orlmsby
Town
2.
Derby
County
1.
1
Huddersfield
Town
2,
Arsenal
2.
Leicester
City
3,
Manchester
City
1.
Liverpool
0.
Sunderland
6.
Manchester
United
3,
Everton
3.
Middlesbrough
3,
Burnley
1.
Newcastle
United
2,
Leeds
United
1.
Sheffield
United
3,
Aston
VlBa
3.
Westham
United
5,
Bolton
Wanderers
3.
English
League,
Second
Dlvisfon
Barnsley
3,
Waiver
haw
pton
Wanderers
1.
Blackpool
3,
Bradford
City
0.
Bradford
3.
Stoke
City
2.
Bury
1,
Swansea
Town
0.
Chelsea
1,
Cardiff
City
0.
MillwaB
2,
Notts
Oerarrty
0.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Preston
Northend
4.
Oldham
Athletic
2,
Bristol
City
2.
Southampton
4,
Readlncr
3.
Tottenham
Hotapurs
3,
Charlton
Athletic
0.
West
Bromwkh
Albion
7,
Hull
City
1.
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
3,
Qaeeo'
Park
0.
Airdrieoniana
1,
Raagers
0.
Ayr
United-Clyde
not
played.
Celtic
4,
Kilmarnock
0.
Cowdenbeath
3,
Hamilton
Academicals
0.
Dundee
United
2,
Hibernians
2.
Hearts
1,
Dundee
0.
j
Motherwell
3.
Morton
0.
j
Partlek
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3.
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South
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Brechin
Crty
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Dunfermline
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3,
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Lelth
Athletic
5,
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Ralth
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6,
Albion
Rovers
3.
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GAMES
English
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First
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Arsenal
1,
Leicester
1.
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