BADMINTON
IS
played;;
More
Games
in
Men's
Singles
and
Doubles
riajred
Last
Night
Following
are
toe
results
of
the
game
played
in
the
city
badminton
tournament
hut
evening:
Men's
Singles
R.
Allen
beat
S.
Darton,
15-3.
15-2.
W.
Bryant
beat
W.
Lambie,
15-7,
15-13.
Bob
Tobey
bet:
P.
Mcintosh,
13-
18,
17-14,
14-12.
P.
M.
Davis
beat
P.
Petersen,
12-
15,
15-5.
15-10.
Men's
Doubles
H.
Lyons
and
J.
Comadina
beat
K.
Maedonald
and
J.
Parquhar,
15-10.
12-15.
15-6.
R.
Allen
and
W.
Tobey
beat
Nor-rlngton
1
and
Bartlett,
15-3.
18-13.
The
result
of
the
Norrington-To-'
bey
game
played
Tuesday
evening
should
have
read
W.
Tobey
beat
J.
Norrtngtoa.
15-6,
15-0.
Tonight's
Games
-W.
Bryant
and
Miss
Moffatt
vs.
R.
Allen
and
Miss
Kinslor.
9:3
P.
M.
Davis
vs.
R.
Tobey.
10
Bryant
and
Moxley
vs
Lambie
and
Darton.
,
j
LEFTV
GROVE
HAS
SIGNED
CONTRACT
FORT
MYERS,
Fla.,
March.
3
Rcbt.
Moses
(Lefty)
Grove.
star
southpaw
of
the
Ameri-
can
League
chimpions,
has
signed
his
contract
with
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
for
the
season,
Corneliue
McQIllicudy
(Connie
Mack),
manager,
an-
nounces.
Grove's
salary
fQr
the
year
is
not
stated.
Rube
Walberg,
another
star
pitcher,
is
the
last
hold-out
on
the
Athletics'
roster
.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
U.
L.
P.
Canadtens
rXS
6
15
44
Toronto
19
6
15
44
Maroons
16
6
20
38
Americans
14
7
18
35
American
Division
Rangers
20
7
13
47
Detroit
16
7
17
39
Chicago
14
10
15
38
Boston
12
11
17
35
Water
Polo
Is
Hard
On
"Ponies"
Two
ol
the
ponies'
bit
w
up
w
.en
stmcl:
b-
mallets
during
tbe
polo
same
which
fjilcfd
this
nip.
All
members
of
the
tsam
re
wlmmers
ol
Los
Angeles
er.
joying
a
bit
of
fun
at
Palm
Springs
ji
nr
EVERY
WOMAN
faces
this
question
"How
do
I
look
to
other
people!"
U
yoa
hv
a
lowly
Un.
attraetlve
eyas,
and
plenty
of
enthuaiawn,
yeu
need
not
worry.
womtn,
though,
ride
their
btauty
by
neglect
of
conatfpa.
thJ?-
u.
"B
awa
loss
of
pep,
sallow
akina,
dull
eyes,
pimples.
Yft
constipation
can
be
overcome
by
eating
Kellogg's
All-Bran.
This
cereal
provides
Wk"
to
exeretoe
the
intestines,
and
Vitamin
0
which
Wnea
the
intoatloal
tract.
AuBran
also
supplies
ires
for
the
Mood.
The
"bone"
la
Ait-Bran
ta
much
like
that
of
lettuce.
Special
cooking
:.r"7L
"
e
pal-
so
often
habit-forftrinr.
Two
UUespoonfols
dally
wBl
correct
moat
types
of
constipation.
All
BRAN
h
your
inieatMal
trouble
is
not
relieved
this
way,
sc.
your
doctor.
At
all
arroeers.
In
Uie
red-and-ereen
package.
MadeJjy
Keuogg
in
London,
Ontario.
HELPS
KEEP
YOU
FIT
wkist
SCHEDULE
March
3
Grotto
vs.
I.O.OJ.
Moose
ts.
Totem
Park.
Mutkeetert
fs.
Empress.
Lecim
ts.
Seal
Cove.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Fish
era.
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
Learue
W.
C.
N.
H.
A
5
Panthers
5
8ont
of
Oamdc
1
Intermediate
Learue
High
School
Surely
this
b.sajfor
thaajifVelw.nt
the
.yttern.Vrith
pills
aBaSSSC
Wf11!
H&U
W.
L.
2
3
:
TO
PLAY
Pts.
10
io
i
Pts
Ladies'
Leaeue
W.
L.
Pts.
A
masons
.6
3
12
Cardinals
i
6
e!
Junior
Leaeue
W.
L.
Pts
Rovers
5
2
10
League
of
Nations
3
4
C
Boy
Scout
i
2
4
4
Japanese
Students
3
3
0
SIMPSON
Basketball
Series
Arranged
City
Leagues
fo
Close
This
Month
At
a
meeting
of
senior
basketball
players
last
evening
an
offer
of
Port
Simpson
for
an
inter-town)
basketball
series
was
accepted
,
The
Port
Simpson
players
are
keen
to
have
a
play-off
of
twoj
fames,
total
points
deciding
thei
winner,
towards
a
Northern
British
Columbia
championship.
They
have
already
shown
their
skill
and
su-,
Iperlority
by
defeating
Ketchikan
in!
j
a
recent
series.
I
Whenever
Simpson
teams
have
;
'played
here
they
have
always
im-i
j
pressed
with
their
first
-rate
exhibition
of
the
game,
featuring
the
very
best
in
good
sportsmanship.
Last
evening
it
was
decided
to
send
a
representative
Rupert
team
to
Simpson
on
Saturday.
March
12.
for
the
first
game,
and
to
play
the
return
game
In
Prince
Rupert
the
following
Friday,
March
18
It
is
hoped
that
the
sport
lovers
of
the
city
will
turn
out
and
give
I
the
Simpson
players
a
hearty
re-1
iception,
besides
encouraging
their
i
I
own
players
in
their
efforts
tc
us-1
tify
the
faith
placed
in
them
The
team
to
represent
Rupert
will
be
chosen
on
Friday.
March
4
by
a
committee
of
three
Lee
Dell.
Jack
Campbell
and
Bill
Mitchell-representing
the
three
senior
city,
teams.
It
was
suggested
that
Bill
Mitchell
act
as
coach
in
preparing
the
team,
and
as
referee
in
Simp-son.
whereas
Bill
Plommer
would
act
as
manager
on
the
trip.
Lee
Den
was
commissioned
to
arrange
for
the
transportation
to
Port
Simpson
Close
of
League
The
meeting
agreed
to
bring
the
city
senior
league
games
to
a
close
on
Tuesday.
March
15.
whereas;
the
Intermediates
and
ladies
will
definitely
decide
their
league
leaderships
on
March
18.
The
junior
game
for
March
18
wifl
be
cancelled
because
of
the
visit
of
the
Port
Simpson
team.
The
city
league
play-offs
will
be
played
the
following
week
so
that
the
1931-32
season
may
end
before
the
Caster
holidays,
the
dates
to
be
announced
later
Junior
Laene
I
J.
Saunders
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8
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Cher!
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10
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Hoe
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10
jj.
May
H(
12
P.
Johnson
(El
10
Vf.
Stuart
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11
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Raabe
(J)
10
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10
'p.
Vtccher
LN-
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jW.
Hutsen
(HI
12
iP.
Chenoskl
(E)
11
jA.
Zadaraikl
(E.)
,
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10
IW.
Funaell
(JI
2
W.
Murray
H)
8
R.
Wlcka
(III
12
F.
Aldrklge
(LN
11
A.
Strachan
(J)
ti
E.
Batt
(LNI
11
B.
Wendle
(LNI
8
J
A.
Murray
(LNI
2
jJ.
Bulger
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11
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Why
Pay
Av.
200
190
IPO
188
188
187
187
186
184
183
183
183
182
180
178
178
174
173
170
168
154
154
151
a
high
price
for
fine
do
the
when
Tip
Top
Tailors
will
make
to
your
measure
any
of
their
wide
range
of
fine
all-wool
fabrics
for
only
$27.00
TIP
TOP
TAILORS
P.
Crevatlo
Corner
Sixth
and
Fulton
Streets
i
HI
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
the
Hotel
worth
while
Hot
&
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
75c.
PER
DAY
AND
UP
.
J.
Zarclll
Tlfthon
tm
Robert
Laughfon
and
It.
Mazur.
Vancouver.
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"''
'TESSAS.
NEWS
FADE
FOTTt?
TV
Winding
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
March
4
S.
O.
C.
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tutls
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazon.
Scouts
vs.
Japanese.
March
8
Panthers
va
$.
O.
C.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazena.
Rovers
vs.
Soeuta.
-
March
11
Panthers
va.
O.
N.
R.
Tujfls
vs.
Hfgh
School.
Cardinals
va.
Amazona.
League
of
Nations
v,'
Japarww
March
15
S.
O.
C.
vs.
a
N.
R.
Toxts
V5.
Mercriants.
Carmnate
it.
Arrarfn.
Rovers
vs.
Japatiaae.
i'p
m
i
i
JUNIOR
ItlLLIAKIlS
Mar.
4
Hawbc
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
8L.
of
N.
v.
Hawks.
Mar.
If
Jewelers
vs.iL.
of
U.
Mar.
15--
Bmpcss
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
13-
-L.
of
N,
vs.
Hawks.
Mar.
22-
Jewelers-
vs,'Empre
Mar.
2r
Empress
vs.
L.
of
N.
"
'
Mar.
2
Hawks
vs
Emnress.
nnria
islaeeisli
pimply
skin
needs
I
stc
tawlc
actiart
An
active
HhW
ihat
thw
the
sues
ot
unsienuy
imjiurnic-.
"
tutTcrfrf-tlre
Ihla
trralmfnt
a
let.
Soothlnf,
eooUnf,
Leallnx
ft
rtnrark
aide
urtut,
Fire
at
the
B.C.
Clothiers,
3rd
Ave.
Af
Prirpc
rrinf
arp
Acrnnixriincr
frte
rtfnnle
of
PriflCfi
RutVrf.
WJ.
.t
Rnrcrnine
Vipincr
nffWrl
anrl
ciirri
art
nfmortuhitv
friav
hotof
I
the
city
again.
The
following
are
a
few
of
the
many
Bargains:
Rubbers
Men's
Dress
Rubbers
now
Men's
Short
Rubber
Boots,
reg.
$3.50
.
Hosiery
Sox,
reg.
50c
now
Overall
Work
Shirts,
heavy
material,
now
Flannel
Work
Shirts
now
Shirts
75c
$1.95
Gurn
Boots,
-length
Qt
reg.
$6.50,
now
.
.
.
Aw
25
c
Boys'
Overalls,
reg
$1.00
CA-a
0ri
now
95c
$1.25
Heavy
Flannel
Work
Q-i
Off
Shirts,
now
Boots
and
Shoes
Brown
Oxfords
QO
C
reg.
$6.00,
now
.
Black
Oxfords
CO
7C
reg.
$4.50,
now
Fine
ine
Calfskin
Calfskin
Br
Brown
2Q
Off
Oxfords,
reg.
$6.50
Men's
Fine
Suits
Men's
Suits,
a
wonderful
Imy
from
$12.50
?.
$15
Overcoats
Men's
AH
Wool
Overcoats,
reg.
up
to
$30,
at-
SJQ.00,
$J20,
s13,5
.umberjackets
Pure
Wool
Lumber-jackets,
reg.
$1.50
32.75
Caps
Boys'
Fine
Caps,
t
$1.00,
h&w
5
Boys'
Helmets
Uoyr
Helmet,
reg
fx
ftpJ
now
0l
Hats
Men
8
Fine
Dre.s
Dre.a
OA
n
Hats,
reg.
$4.00
vim
Pants
Hundreds
of
Wwk
,
I'ants
ut
Half
I'ricc
Underwear
Underwear,
StanfitM.
bull'8
and
Kncu-
r.
Lesii
than
Half
Price
Turnbull's
Conii
'
CM
O'l
tifms
Vl:
Stanfield
Combira
00
fl
tions.
Kilk
&
w
V
Ribbed
Underwear
ner
carmen
t
'"1
Stanfield
Blue
UU
CI
Jjl
v?0
per
carment
Men's
Fine
Underv
'
fjQji
All
Wool
Heavy
R
bed
Combinatior
BilliardAvera
I
B.C.
CLOTHIERS,
Ltd.
Third
AveX
Rupert
jpSOUlCES
more
tKan600
lirancdcs
of
tlie
BANK.
OF
MONTRgALno
mattcf
vkere
it
is
located,
has
behind
it
the
full
resource
of
the
whole
oraniw
tion,-which
has
Capital
end
Reserves
of
over
$74,000,000,
and
Assets
cxeeedirtg
730,000,000.
No
account
is
too
small
and
none
too
large
for
th
BANK
OPMONTHgAL
to
handle
"with
efficiency
and
courteous
attention
to
the
customer's
individual
requirement.
BANK
F
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
AmU
in
excess
of
4
730.000.000
Prince
Kupcrl
Uranch:
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager