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to
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physical.
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News
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AdL
SPORT
CHAT
.Trie
.ownership
of
the
Gllhuly
Cur,
first
soccer
trophy
of
the
season,
will
be
at
stake
In
the
final
scheduled
gamg
for
the
silverware
tbnlfcht.
It
has
been
a
kfeehly
Interesting
toritest,
taking
this
final
fixture
to
decide
the
honors;
and
there
should
be
a
bumper
crowd
of
fans
oil
hand
Wis
evening.
If
the
Regiment
should
win,
they
will
cop
the
trophy.
A,
win
for
the
Canadian
Legion
would
give
the
cup
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club,
while
a
draw
"would
necessitate
a
play-off
between
the
Re'Klrherit
and
Athletic
Club.
The
teams
take
the
field
with
the
standing
as
follows:
Athletic
tJItib
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Legion
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Ti
THE
DAlLif
June
i
C.
N.
M,
Tennis
Tournament
A
game
last
night
In
the
Cana
dian
National
tennis
tburhamerit
resulted
as
follows:
,.
y
Mixed
Doubles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Horton.beat
Mrs.
P.
Rogers
and
W.
Tobey,
6-3,
6-1.
Tonight
the
following
games
are
scheduled:
Men's
Doubles
Horton
and
Mcintosh
vs.
Raynor.
and
Miir,
at
5:30.
Men's
Sinetes
Currie
vs.
Johnson,
rt:30.
Ladies'
Singles
Mrs.
Teng
vs.
Mrs.
Rogers,
6:30.
Mrs.
Horton
vs.
opponent,
7:15.
Mixed
Doubles
,Mr.
and
Mrs.
Currie
vs.
Mls3
E.
Moxley
and
W.
Moxley,
7:15.
HE
he
Fori!
lias
been
hi
designed
and
built
t6
give
you
inany
thousands
of
niilcs
of
faithful,
cco-liOthical
service.
Ikncalh
its
flashing
X'
beauty
of
line
and
color
in
those
vital
mechanical
parts
which
you
may
T
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never
see
is
a
high
quality
of
mate-'
rial
aiid
accuracy
in
manufacturing.
The
reliability
and
capable
perform-
,
.
2'
ancc
of
the
car,
in
all
-weather
and
f
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s
k
under
all
coiiditions,
make
it
a
par-,
ticularlygond
choice
for
constant
use.
I
It
stands
up
under
the
added
strain
of
bttd
roads
and
bard
daily
service
In
a
way
that
lias
always
been
character-istic
of
the
Ford
car.
The
experience
of
the
passing
months
and
years
will
increase
your
satisfaction
iii
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its
performance
and
confirm
your
first
impression
that
it
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a
value
far
above
tlib
price.
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PRIMCE
RUPERT
TENNIS
Tourriamefit
lias
Now!
Passed
Ifirst
Itound
and
Final
Scheduled
for-Sunday
.
Games
last
night
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
tournamehW
resulted
as
follows:
McMordle
fend
Brand
beat
Plom-mer
and
Edgecombe,
6-3,
6-3.
T.
Brown
beat
Llnzey,
8-0,
6-3.
W.
Ciirrle
beat
W:
Plommer,
6-4,
6-4.
Brand
beat
walker,
6-2,
6-1.
Moorfi
beat
Browne,
6-2,
6-4.
Mrs.
McMordle
belt
Miss
Edge
combe,
6-1,
4-6,
6-4.
The
following
games
fire
schH
duled
toddy:
5
p.m.
Miss
Mitchell
vs.
Mrs.
Johnston.
,
6
p.m.
A.
Mitchell
vs.
W.
Stamford;
Col
McMordle
Vs.
W.
Cusrle.
.
645-V.
Smith
ana
t.
Brown
vs.
D.
Harrison
and
K.
Tee;
Miss
J.
R.p,bertson..ajti(4Pxyce
vs.
Mrs.
Thomson
and
Lamble.
7.30
W.
Lamble
and
Currie
vs.
H.
Lee
and
G.
E.
Waiker;
V.
Moore
(vs.
tl.
Macdonald.
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
Col
McMordle
vs.
Winner
Robertson
and
Pryce
vs.
Mrs.
Thomson
and
The
f
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prize
In
the
tidily
News
campaign
shown
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window
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the
very
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with
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selling
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