PAGE
FOUR
Sport
Chat
Boston
Bruins,
called
the
wonder
team
of
the
season,
yet
beaten
to
the
Stanley
Cup
by
the
Flying
Frpnrhmpn
nrill
thai
fi.f
fa-
Int-Pfpftt.
nf
VflTIOftmrflf
finrlAm
I
when
thev're
re-dyed
with
Diamond
Dyes.
No
spotting
or
streaking)
never
a
trace
of
that
re-dyed
look.
Just
rich,
even,
bright
colors
that
hold
amazingly
through
wear
and
washing.
Diamond
Dyes
are
the
highest
quality
dyes
you
can
buy
beeaut
'XKey'rt
to
rich
in
pure
aniline.
That's
what
makes
them
so
easy
to
use.
That's
why
they've
been
famous
tot
60
years
16
cent
packages
all
dealers.
DtamoncM)yes
'
;
Ht'shtst
Quality
for
SOYaors
Tjisday,
April
J
BIRTHDAY
HILLMANIS
Movies
Discussed
OF
LODGE
NEW
CHAMP
By
Young
People
United
Chlircli
frrjtahfzatlon
Had
Ladles
of
Royal
Turple
Celebrated
Took
City
Intermediate
Billiard
Very
Interesting
Meeting
Ninth
Jlnnlversay
Last
,-Title.Last
Night
By
Defeating
Last
Night
Sight
M.
M.
McLachlan
in
Final
Prince
Rupert
Royal
Purple
J.
Hillman
vTh
,,
JiW?
Society
of
First
tsrtvP
un
.f.
n:.umMlMp
in,n.M,i
M.,..i
-u.Z
.
ynunn
naa
an
inieresung
filks"
Home.
There
was
a
banQuet
M.
McLachlan
by
the
handy
mar-
pn5
"1
rS2dl
at
7
o'clock,
to
which
members
of
of
500
to
300
in
the
final.
Quite
t
e
Jiffi
XLc?.
nnuence-
the
the
Elfcv
Elks'
Lodge
ir
and
n
tT,ni
their
ladlea
i,.la
crowd
of
fn
,it.,i
.
m,ffal
were
Invited.
Durlrig
the
banquet
there
were
selections
by
the
"Rainbow
Orchestra"
arid
after
all
present
had
partaken
of
the
supper
the
following
program
was
thoroughly
enjoyed:
There
were
remarks
of
welcome
Toast
to
the
King
proposed
by
Hon,
Royal
Lady
Fuller.
resDonded
to
oy
"National
Anthem."
MonoJogtie-
Lady
Lawrence.
i
Bongs
by
"The
Harmony
Herd."
Toast
to
Stlpreme
Lodge
pro
posed
by
Lady
Clapp
far
):
re
sDonded
to
by
Supreme
Royal
Lady
:
Williseroft.
I
Lady
Williseroft
cut
the
birth
day
cake
and
wished
the
local
lodge
many
happy
returns
Solo
A.
J.
Ciappertpn.
Piano
solo
Lady
Brown.
Toast
to
B.P.O.E.
and
guests-
proposed
by
Lady
Oulick.
resnond-
ed
to
by
Exalted
Ruler
Fred
Ste
phens.
.
Songs
by
Harmony
Herd.
Selection
by
Rainbow
orchestra.
A
telegram
of
congratulations
"
...
piuj
Midi
Alio
L
I
Clfid
Coast
pntrn
crpmpnf
affalnct
i
from
SuDreme
Hon
Royal
Lady
Lions
at
the
Vancouver
afen
nr
Pexton
of
Vancouver
was
read.
Monday
next.
They
will
play
a
ser-
i
Dancing
was
enjoyed
for
an
hour
les
In
Vancouver,
details
of
which
I
or
so.
when
the
happy
party
came
are
not
yet
announced,
but
the
to
a
c'ose-first
game
is
Monday
and
the
Lions
I
'
win
sees
no
outside
aid
for
this
con
test,
'although
they
may
in
addit
lonal
fixtures
if
the
SUDerlorltv
the
eastern
near-champions
Is
too
marked.
SMOKER
IS
A
SUCCESS
at
fever
heat
already
for
this
postr'.!
,
.,,.
,
at
A
fair
Last
Nlsht
season
season
series,
series,
when
when
the
the
olavers'
nlavPr7fttr,n,!
erf
fram
Boston
.led
here
by
Art
Ross
and
thrust
that
swept
through
the
N.'H.
L.
season
so
sensationally,
onlyt
come
a
cropper
In
the
heavy
golri;
or
the
play-offs
BADMINTON
C.
N.
Recreation
League
City
Tour
namcnt
ta
Open
This
Evening
Following
is
the
draw
for
Canadian
National
Recreation
League's
city
badminton
tournament
which
will
open
tonight:
Ladies'
Doubles
Mitt
Mary
Astorl
and
Mrs.
J.
IL
Helton
vs.
Mfcs
Rosemary
Wlrislow
!
and
MIsa
Dolly
Harrison.
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlett
and
Miss
L.
M
Ellett
vs.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt
and
Mr.
Shelford
Darton.
j
Mrs.
A.
Squires
and
Mrs.
R,
Duncan
vs.
Mlas
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Miss
Cross.
I
,
wen's
D6aMr.
i
A
J
OilJatl
aijd
Mjbib4iM(
Norrtnttan'and
Darton
vs.
Peterson
and
Harris'.
Russell
and
Lambie
vs.
Voung
and
Teng.
Bradthaw
and
Tasket
vs.
Fldler
and
Wrathall
f6urv
chestra.
Under
Eagles'
Auspices
stars
as
Eddie
Shore,
the
zig-zag!
one
of
the
most
successful
wizard;
Lionel
Hitchman,
Clapper,
j
smokers
ever
held
In
this
city
was
the
200-pound
fleet
winger;
Dutch
put
on
last
evening
by
the
Frater-Gainor
and
Cooney
Wetland,
wizard
'nal
Order
of
Eagles
lri
their
new
centre
of
the
Bruins,
strut
their
I
hall.
There
was
a
capacity
audl-stuff,
together
with
those
who
go
to
ence
In
attendance
and
a
splendid
make
up
that
three-forward
line
f
program
was
put
on,
including
no-decision
boxine
bouts
to
Lphjch
wfre.thoroughly
enjoyed
by
rial
evgrjfyjne
present.
i.
uiniji
riwiucii
i.
uiougn
acted
as.
chairrrtan
and
the
program
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada,"
orchestra
and
au-
DRAW
MADE
0N
!
Address
on
F.
O.
E.,
Angelo
As-
l
torla.
3-round
boxlnt:
bout,
Hetble
Morgan
vs.
Battling
Hardy.
Comic
songa,
Algie
Hunter.
3-round
boxing
bout,
Wildcat
Woodcock
vs.
Dynamite
McLeod.
Song
selected.
Bert
Wouden.
3-round
boxing
bout,
Red
CNell
vs.
Nina
Gunrich.
Song,
comic,
Robt.
James.
Orchestra
selections,
Eagles'
or-
3-round
boxln?
bout
Dido
Gur-vlch
Vs,
Red
BarR?y.
Songs
with
action,
Elks'
'
Ha'r-m6nv
Herd.
B'lnd-fold
boslng
boot
Wood-coqk,
Hardy.
Motsjtrt
and
r'Neil.
'
!
Orchestra
selection.
Rainbow
Or-
I
Bag
pine
solo.
Hugh
Smith.
Orchestra
selection,
Rainbow
or
chestra.
Stories
and
Impersonations,
Harry
Astoria.
In
the
boxine.
nol-ndid
exhib
itions
of
the
manly
art
were
gtven
noaa
ana
uusiiDy
vs.
Allen
ftna
.-
,.
.
...
.
.r
Deiween
wina
uur-
Horton
I
Brand
and
Bartlett
vs.
Wright
lh
tlfi:
and
Blott
'
mixing
It
well.
Joe.
'
...
Davidson
acted
as
rferce
for
the
,'"u
rl'"
...
.
bouU
and
Robert
W.
Cameron
as
miss
vurne
ana
ieng
vs.
miss
ai
len
and
nartner.
Miss
Mitchell
and
Russell
vs.
Miss
Cross
and
Lambie.
True
dyes
are
easiest
to
use!
tlPiefcceDcr.
The
committee
In
charge
and
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
affair
consisting
of
Win.
Sh-rman,
jr.,
chairman,
assisted
by
John
QurvlcH,
Lee
J.
Dell,
J.
c.
Scherk.
Left
Btewerton.
Wm.
Reld
and
R.
G.
Ford
who
presided
on
the
door
and
James
Sturgeon
who
had
the
j
arranging
of
the
program.
J.
Gur-
Dresses,drapMorHngrielkw
ylch
arranged
forthe
bouts.
PASSED
EXAMS
The
B.
C
Oazette
announces
that
George
William
Minns
of
this
city
was
successful
at
Junior
clerks'
examinations
recently
held
1ft
Prince
George.
At
Prince
Georee
William
Dow
Ferry
was
a
successful
candi
date.
Daily
News
"Want
"Ada."
quick
results.
bring
matVh
Z-MXnT
y
7u
,
rayicrs-'were
given
oil
the
afflr-
PsfsoclLl
h(bsStasedatthem-
matlve
ahd
negative
sides
by
Miss
ThP
SS.S
A.
Gafhgtt,
Miss
K.
Johnson
and
The
tlme-of
the
ftame
was
tn
r.
-aiutv
oievena.
me
hours
imio
and
35
minutes,
miiman
x
.
.,
ruuowing
...
.
H
papers
t.
'1
;
v
u
sj"wai
aiseussion
oi
we
question
fnm.H
in
M
turned
m
a
an
average
card
of
41
npr
.
,uvrev
w"en
"eyoau
was
piayea
in
and
the
littpr'..
m
timn,.
hSnJrf
'
tl
KJnasluin,
Refreshments
were
talnea
a
good
.
lead
nrantlmltv
.
(mm
i
.
...
..
aexvea
at
me
ciose.
William
fcalllle
was
referpe
and
!
H.
Walker
acted
as
marker.
j
Steamship
Movements
WINNERS
IN
BADMINTON
Keen
Play
in
Finals
of
Cathedral
Club's
City
Tournament
Finals
last
nlirht
in
tho
rfhpHrni
i
n--
-
-
-
mw
vvw4U
Badminton
Club's
city
tournament''
were
keenly
contested
and
nroved:
very
interesting
to
a
large
crowd
of
j
spectators-which
was
in
atten-;
dance.
;
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Frank
;
Ing
of
delicious
refreshments.
Twenty
Years
Ago
tn
Prince
Rupert
April
8,
1939.
The
Biff
Ctainn
ornnn
nf
xlaltna
?or
Vancouver
Sundayf-
ss.
p.
Chaste
10
pjrt.
Tuesdays
-sa.
Catala
3:30
p.m.
Thursdays--es.
p.
George
10
pm.
Frldaysss.
Prln.
Royal
10
pjn.
Fridays
as.
Cardena
....Midnight
April
JU-es.
prin.
rforah
...
5
pjn.
April
13
as.
Prin.
Norah
5
pjh.
April
23
ss.
Prln.
Norah
.5
pjn.
from
Vancouver-Sundays
si.
Catala
........4
pjn.
Wds.
as.
P.
George
10:30
am.
Thursdays
ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Royal
..
.4
pjn.
Sat8
sa.
P.
Charles
.10:30
a.m.
April
9
as.
Prln.
Norah
a.m.
April
19
as.
Prln.
Norah
ajn.
April
30
as.
Priri.
Alice
a.m.
Russell
captured
mixed
doubles
,
.
CI
hon6rs
from
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
,
PoiuJda"
an!?,t
s""Psn-and
Sunays-
Calala
A.
C.
Brand:
Mrs.
Shelford
L
P-1"-
Darton
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
r2aS
K
a"itt'
?
tf,?t
dleldubI
irom
MlM
For
Stewarand
Premier-
lett.
and
Bill
Tobey
Jr.
and
Wlzner
wSsrinee
Oeori;
"
2
S'
fnTc1??
fheIDartn'
Pc
cS.
Sm
Hl,
;r,riSgt0n
the
lat
mentioned
?
th!
men'"
event
From
Stew
Premier-double,
bein
oarticularlv
close
1
J?eJ7"-
TA.
Catala
t
..11:30
a
jn
7,r.
.
,
.
Thure8.
Prtaee
George
8
pjn.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
iu
games,
!
8urlay-a8
Pr
Charles
n
P
m
Dean
Gibson
presented
cups
to
the
;
rnlvL
various
winners
and
the
proceed-
p
p-
nwe
10.30
rtm
PM.
.W-
ins
came
to
a
1op
with
th.
pTO.
i
war
the
Red
Cliff
in
tlie
Portlanu
!
Fridays-ss
canal
district
has
been
sold
by
the
Mercantile
Trust
Co.
to
a
Vancouver
syndicate.
Work
will
be
started
at
once
la
order
to
aster-
tain
values
at
depth.
city
police
court
today.
J,"
w
WJU4
"I.
J.
III.
Sata.
aur.
Charles
.10:30
ajn.
For
Anyo
and
Alice
Arm
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pjn.
Weds.
4s.
Prince
Georee
4
njn.
From
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
TucedajK
as.
Catala
..ll:3ajn.
Weds.
ps.
Prince
George
4
pjn.
For
Ocean
Falls-
Sundays
sa,
Pr.
Charles
10tp.m.
Thursday
.
P.
George
10
p.m.
Prln.
Royal
10
pjn.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islamf
April
iv-.
Prince
John
10.
p.m.
April
2ft
aa.
Prince
John
10
p.m.
From
Qufcu
Charlotte
Islaijds
j
April
10
sa.
Prince
John
.ajn.
,
I
April
24
as.
Prince
John
......pjn.
The
u
Moral
ahd
Social
Reform
.
"
Council,
of
whWi
Bishop
F.
H.
Du-
0
Pr,
Mfteoh
tecretsiry,
has
sent
d
letter
to
Chief
of
Police
Thomas
o.
Wynn
thank-
in
Wtfi
and
hH
Mff
fof
the
ef
forts
which
they
hat
been
made
of
Itate
to
stamp
out
booUemirnB.
April
19-si.
Prln.
Horah
ajn.
April
30
as.
Prln.
Alice
a.'m.
From
Alaska
April
a
.
Prfn.
Nerah
pjn.
and
8tttrdya,
11
;
ajn,
ffhlblirlf
and
vice
In
the
city.
"
.Trthn
Mallnv
nf
tltmmrart
U
ft
Ii4ltnr
Twelve
more
blind
plggei-'i
wer
in
the
city,
havlttg
arrived
on
the
.
.
.
.
U
IIhZJ
1
M
V
each
fined
$250
and
coais
in
catala
this
altnoon
from
the
north.
w
AS3&-.
-4fc-
1.
.
,J
H
mi
Harry
Greenberg.
former
New
York
University
player,
whose
services
were
lost,
to
the
Yankees
when
the
Detroit
Tiger
envoy
stepped
in
and
gave
him
$9,000
for
nignirig
on
the
dotted
line.
J.
UJl.
1
ZAM-
BUK
I
Rub
It
In
To
Rollovo
A
COLD
ON
CHEST
I
J
HINTS
FOR
A
CUTTING
GAIUs:,-
Some
times
th?
egular
flowrr
3a
whert
blooms
are
ation
Indoors.
To
avoid
U;
a
sun
ply
of
flowers
are
often
(frown
in
rows
in
the
vegetable
patch
for
cutting
purposes
only.
Here,
too
are
grown
those
flowers
such
a.
cornflowers,
scablosa
and
snlplg-losala,
which
have
beautiful
bloorr
but
poor
foliage.
The
main
drop
-
of
astera
may
also
be
grown
here
beauty
of
the
as
these
plants
occupy
a
good
denl
d-n
is
marrrd
of
space
before
producing
flowers,
cut
for
decor-
California
poppies,
zinnias
and
imriKolde
can
be
gro
vn
.
Two
Komodo
dragons
of
the
L
mlon
Zoo
are
now
quite
tame
and
are
allowed
occasional
tour
of
reptile
house.
Here
is
shown
one
on
venturesome
Jourrifey.
n
cutting
gar-ten
:ni
fj
border
Planted
In
rows
i
vegetables
and
rtcMvn,.;
:
cultivation,
tn-ae
rowor
&
Q
entity
attended
to
and
fttr
oft
account
of
(he
th::
uluvanon
thun
when
t
?
ue
regular
iwer
v,'a,Q
n
tal
course,
they
may
be
vi'hout
dlsfits
i.iut:
;.r.
b:r
in'
i
i
"I
ii
i
'
i'
i'i
i
1
1
1
1
i
i
ii"
hi
1
1
1
I
wmw
i
S
(
m
Thirty
Years
OCM'
TNOLLARS
lower
than
last
ycar'j
W
-,,4rv
prices.
l&iMi's
1930
prices
arc
the
lowest
for
r
bicycles
of
CCM.
quality
have
been
sold
for
thirty
years.
That's
big
news!
News
that
will
set
cyclists
talking
all
over
Canada.
News
that
will
cause
many
a
man,
who
was
going
to
make
his
old
bike
do
this
year,
trade
it
in
at
once
on
a
sparkling
new
CCM.
News
that
will
send
school
boys
hurrying
to
tell
their
dads
that
CCM.'s
arc
wondcrlul
value
this
Spring.
Call
on
the
nearest
CCM.
dealer.
Sec
the
new
models.
Get
the
new
prices.
Prices
that
are
made
possible
by
CCM.'s
big
output
The
same
old
reliable
CCM.
quality
and
workmanship,
the
same
CCM.
features,
including:
S
6
Points
of
.
CCM.
Superiority
1,
CCM.
iO-stu
Nickel
Plating.
2.
CCM.
Triplex
Crank
1
linger.
3
CCM.
Improved
Herculet
Coaster
Brake.
A.Three
Coati
of
CCM.
Enamel
baked
on
over
a
Coat
of
Ruit-Proof.
5.
Gibson
Pedali
i
.
(on
O.Dualop
Tirea.
J
Bicycles
also
OCM'Joycycles
for
Children
.'wvin:
'
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
are
on
sale
at
McRAE
BROTHERS
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert
A
Complete
Line
of
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
on
sale
in
Prince
Rupert
at
TOM
BALLINGER'S,
3rd
Ave.