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A
CME
IMPORTERS
BOOTH
WINS
Travels
By,
Plane
FALCONS
ARE
IN
SOCCER
Defeated
Borden
Street
School.
By
Odd
Goal
In
Junior,
Football
League
IU
was,
only,
after,
a
strong,
finish
that
Booth,
Memorial
School
was
able
to
make
the
goal'
that
gave
a,
narrow
win
by
two
goals,
to
one
over
.
over
Bordert
Streot
School
last
eve-1
ning
in
a
regular
Junior
Football
'?
League
fixture.
Booth
players
had
hill
and
sun
in
ttwir
favor
and
pressed
most
of
i
the
first
hJf.
Cone
shot
Jui
past
and
later
Nelson
was
neatly
through
'
but
lost
eontrol
of
the
bait
Borden
;
now
had
more
of
the
game
and
j
Blake
did
well
to
save
at
the
up-
J
right
from
Shrubsall.
Eby
got
the
ball
away
-when
things
looked
dan-
gerous.
toe
Booth
and
then
Oomez
I
came
through
to
put
Booth
a
goal
'
up.
The
lighter
Borden
players
were
j
fighting
hard
but
lacked
the
strength
to
clear
strongly.
"Nelson
I
later
hit
the
upright
from
close
in
and
Annesley
cleared
from
McMee-kin
and
again
from
Oomez.
Borden
was
dangerous
and
Shrubsall
shot
past.
They
forced
a
corner
but
it
was
cleared.
Booth
then
made
headway
and
Hong
cleared
as
did
Currle
a
moment
later
when
Oomez
was
dangerous.
Lindsay
made
a
good
run
but
Ritchie
cleared.
Shrubsall
was
limping
from
a
bad
kick
but
pluckily
stayed
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L
New
York
24
9
Washington
22
13
Detroit
18.
IS
Philadelphia
18
18
St.
Loots
19
18
Cleveland
18
19
Chisago
13
21
Button
s
27
National
League
Chicago
24
12
Boston,
r...
22
,12
CtaeHuto.
......20
20
St.
Luls-.
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16
19-
New
York,
14
17
Pittsburg
14
17
Brooklyn
15
21
Philadelphia
15
22
Pet
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.629
.545
.529
.514
.486
382
.182
.667
.647
.500
.452
.452
.417
.405
FOOTBALL
Canadian
Lesion
vs.
lUglment
TONIGHT,
6:30
K.
O
Oandir
Dowp:.
English
tennis
star,
keeps
hi.-
numerous
playing
engagements
by
plane.
Here
we
see
him
about
to
make
a
flight
to
Bournemouth
after
finishing
a
game
at
Kensington.
in
the
game
and
was
rewarded
by
-beating
Blake
for
the
equalizing
goal.
This
gave
new
life
to
the
game
Rifle
,ri
SnOOt
TrODiW
and
Oomez
and
Nelson
were
dan-
r
J
gerous
till
McMeekln
luckily
turned
a
cross
from
Nelson
past
Annesley
Just
after
a
cross
from
Oomez
went
right
across
the
goal
mouth
but
MacDonald
missed.
Borden
attacked
but
Pulton
cleared
and
Booth
held
the
one
goal
lead.
Booth
Blake;
DeMarco,
Ritchie;
MacDonald.
Eby.
Fulton:
Nelson,
Lear,
Gomez,
McGreish,
McMeekln
Borden
Annesley;
Purrie.
Hong:
Naylor,
Veitch,
Houston;
Lindsay.
O'Neill.
Shrubsall,
Campbell.
Mc-Ouire.
Referee
D.
H.
Hartness.
Linesmen
A.
Ivarson
and
Mary
Jane
Kellogg
of
Willmette,
111.,
with
one
oi
the
cups
American
middleweet
rifle
teams
shot
H
out
for.
The
American
legion
trophy
went
to
Wmukegan
high
'
school
REGIMENT
LINE-UP
Regiment
Une-up
for
tonight's
senior
football
game
is
announced
as
follows:
T.
8mlth,
B.
Thurbtr,
B.
Hunt,
P.
Edgeeumbe,
P.
beJong,
O.
Wing-
ham,
A.
Walters.
J.
Red
path.
M.
Watson,
M.
Cokuwi.
C
J
Nor
ring
ton.
Reserves:
Vance,
Clark
and
Wll
son.
ISfflsl
i
urn
59
LONDON
PRY
GIN
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed,
by
tn
Llquo'i
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ooverpment
,
'
of
British
Columbia,
NOW
LEADING
High
School
Softball
Game.
Played
on
Wednesday
In
.
yesterday's
regular
High
School
softball
fixture,
the
Pirates
were
defeated
by
Falcons.by
a
10-5
!
score.
As
a
result,
the
Falcons
consolidated
their
first
place
position.
Although
the
score
was
very
close
at
times,
the
Falcons
had
no
trouble
in
dealing
with
the
Pirates
1
and
were
able
to
keep
a
comfortable
lead
all
through
the
game.
The
play
was
ragged
at
times
and,
as
a
whole,
it
was
not
up
to
the
standard
of
orevtous
games.
The
Pirates
were
j
hort
some
of
their
players
and
no
doubt
will
make
a
better
showint
next
time.
The
batteries
for
the
Falcoru
were
Allen
and
Chri$tenson
and
foi.
Pirates
Kanaya,
Nakaraoto
and
Postulo.
Umpire
W.
Tobey.
Base
Umpire
H.
Morgan.
Scorekeeper
Y.
Kishlraoto.
Reporter
S".
Kanaya.
The
next
game
will
be
played
on
Friday.
WILDCATS
WIN
SOFTBALL
AT
BOOTH
SCHOOL
In
the.
Boys'
Softball
League
at
Booth
Memorial
School
Ritchie's
Wildcats
turned
the
tables
on
Gomez"
Hornets
yesterday
afternoon
when
they
scored
15
runs
to
the
.
tatter's
nine.
The
Hornets
got
away
to
a
flying
j
start,
scoring
six
runs
in
the
first
and
one
in
the
second,
while
Mc-
j
Orelsh
held
the
Wildcats
scoreless.
'
But
the
Wildcats!
added
three
in
the
third,
six
in
the
fourth,
four
in
the
fifth
and
two
in
the
seventh
while
'
we
nomeu
couia
only
score
one.
I
in
each
of
the
fifth
and
sixth.
Rit-
I
VllA
AA
tnmA
V.
nr.
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ovine
t.ca.jr
uiibuig
i
Emmerson's
catch
was
a
fielding;
feature.
Snldal
did
some
clever
base
j
running.
Wildcats
Glllis
e,
Orosvenor
lb.,
McMeekln
3b.,
Ritchie
p,
captain.
;
Snldal.
Hirano
cf.,
Emmerson
rf..
Dell
m
Berner
If.
'
Hornets
McOrelsh
p..
Lear
rf.,
Oomez
2b.
(captain).
Larsen
If,.
MacDooaJd
c.
Nelson
cf..
DeMarco
3b,
Eby
lb.
'captain).
Fulton
ss,
Umpire
J.
Hutchinson.
!
Big
League'
Scores
ft
National
Leacue
Brooklyn
2,
Boston
4.
New
York
12v
Philadelphia
8.
Pittsburg
9.
Cincinnati
4.
Chicago
3,
St
Louis
0,
No
American
League
games.
Baseball
Scores
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
Seattle
14-7.
Sacramento
2-1.
Los
Angeles
7-1,
San
Francisco
5-
Portland
6-1.
Oakland
0-0;
Hollywood
5-2;
Missions
23.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
May
27
Elks
vs.
Empress.
May
30
Empress
vs.
8.
O.
C.
June
38.
O.
C:
vs.
Elks.
June
6
Empress
vs.
Elks.
June
10
S
O.
C(
vs.
Empress.
June.
13
Elks.
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
17
EJks
vs.
Empress.
June-20r-Em
press
vs.
8,
O.
C.
June
24
S:
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
Juue.
27
Empress
vs.
Elks,
July
1
S.
6.
C.
vs.
Empress.
July
4-Elks
vs.
8.
O.
C.
July
8
Elks.
vs.
Empress.
July
11
Empress
xs.
8.
O.
C.
July
15-8.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
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Senior
Football
May
26r-CanadJan
Legion
vs,
Regiment,
May
31
Home
Oi
vs.
Canadian.
Legjon.
1
June
2-Recjment'
vs.
Merchants.
June
7
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Uerduntj.
I
BiMtEM&E
Avis
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compelled
to
sacrifice
all
of
our
largestock
of
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Weac
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order
taob
taia
money
enough
to
pay.
our.
bills.
To,
do.
this,
our
whole
up-to-date
stock
is
novy
being
offered
at
unheard
of
prices.
We
MUST,
sell
it,
even
at
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This
gives
you:
the
opportunity
to
buy
NEW,
CLE
ANi
goods,
at
leas
than
manufacturers'
cost
Here
Ar&
a
Few
of
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Prices
DRESS
SHIRTS
A
nice
lot
of
Dress
Shirts
in
broadcloths.
Regular
values
up.
to
$1.75.
Sacrifice
Sale
Price
CPJt,
WORK
SHIRTS.
One
lot
of
Work
Shirts.
Wonderful
value
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Price
1
MEN'S
SOCKS
Men's
Cashmere
Socks.
St.
Margaret's
make.
Regular
value
up.
to
95c.
C-f
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pairs
for
J-X
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MEN'S
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sleeves.
Regular
$2.50
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MEN'S
CAPS
One
lot
of
Men's
Caps.
Regular
values
up
to
Qf
$2.00.
Sacrifice
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Price
BOYS'
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Boys
Caps
in
a
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assortment
Values
up
to
r7?
$1.50.
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Price
OK
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!
TENNIS
SHOES
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Shoes,
a'very,
large
selection
to
go
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cost
price
MEN'S
POLO
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The
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Made
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Teh
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BOYS'
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Boys'
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Short
pants,
bloomer
m
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SOCKS
Men's
AIL
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vahift.
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tin
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Knit
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Coat",
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QCn
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assorted
colors.
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latest
snrinc
stvlen.
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lined.
Regular
$28
to
$85
values
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Biltmore
HaU.
Regular
up
to
$G.50
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Men's
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Rayon
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Undenv.
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value.
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well
make
ford
style.
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sizea
from
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to
10
CQ
Qh
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