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FOOTWEA
J.
MayUti
O.
Howe
iE
R.
Pong
(LNi
P.
Johnwn
E)
P.
Chenoski
iE
A.
Zadaroskl
E
P.
Vaccher
LN)
14
13
13
13
14
W.
Ftmr.ell
(J)
3
L.
Raabe
E
13
P.
Aldridge
LN
13
W
Hntson
14
R.
Wicks
HI)
14
W.
Murray
"Hi
...
10
E.
Ilatt
LN
13
B.
Wendle
LN.
II
A.
Strachan
Jy
14
A.
Murray
LN
2
J.
Bulger
iJi
14
C.
Perry
H)
13
W.
E.
Hayhurst
Ut
4
Workmen's
Shoes
Strong
and
Durable
Men's
Brown
Oxfords-Reg.
$5.60;
now
Men's
Gunmetal
Oxfords
Reg.
$0
to
$7;
now
Little
Boys'
Boots-Reg.
$2.50;
now
2109
2641
3642
3446
3445
2410
3682
Regular,
$4.50
-9
1-2
to
10
1-2
at
$2.95
$3.45
3.75
$1.50
1M
swimming
competition
put
on
by
n
trc
ubibi;
v
1
1
o
manful
kjvt
111
?!
mlng
Clull
it)
the
Crystal
Pool.
Miss
.
.
Trowbridge
thoroughly
ehjoys
dlv-;
188
18i
181
...
U3i
184
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2474
182
uig
aim
euiiie
oi
ii
ic
mure
uniicuii
dives
of
which
the
k
master
are
the
Swan,
the
Jask-kttlfe,
the
Hack
and
the
Flying
Dutchman,
and
also
the
One
and
a
Half
Somersault.
548
182
235G
181',
Miners
of
Drumheller
Valley
In
33
jO
180
Alberta
will
quit
the
dark
pits
for
a
2(03
17t)
long
spell
this
spring
and
step
ou'
2438
177
to
test
their
soeeer
ability
with
1773
171
cam
in
British
Columbia.
Sask
t-
3164
173
chewan.
Manitoba
and
Ontario
.1804
109
Th4
tour
Is
slstcd
to
start
AdHI
39.
2343
lG7iA
f
election
committee,
which
has!
335
I03j.b?pn
hard
at
worlfdjujafs
the
win-1
2224
15W
ter.
ha
nnl
19
pfyers
to
make
303$
158
the
tour,
and
more
may
be
added.
604
101
!
AH
but
two
of
those
chosen
earn
-."
-
-
(their
living
by
cutting
coal
from'
C.N.S.
freighter
Canadian
Spin-
Drdmheller
nip-.
The
team
will'
ner.
which
Is
b:ing
overhauled
nt
be
known
as
the
Drumhelle.-
min-',
the
local
dry
dock,
will
be
Ukon(ers.
Charlie
Adams,
long
time
J
off
the
pontoons
about
the
end
ol,
sponsor
of
soccer
throughout
the
this
month
and
will
soon
after
b
Valley,
organized
the
tour
and
will'
rccottimissionad
In
the
company's
travel
as
team
manager.
Billy
San-
lntercoastal
service
between
Van-
derson
will
be
the
trainer.
The
10
j
couver
and
Montreal.
-
I
players
selected
so
far
are:
Clauds'
,
aat3
Cut-R
MEEKER
BLOCK
Sensational
Sale
of
Leckie
s
High-grade
Sample
Shoes
New
Shipment
Just
Arrived
to
Go
at
Less
Than
Manufacturers'
Cost
The
Cut-Rate
Shoe
Store
is
in
receipt
of
a
large
shipment
of
highest
grade
sample
shoes
for
men,
women
and
children,
which
we
secured
at
a
ridiculously
low
price.
They
arc
bought
from
the
1,,
Company,
orttf
of
the
best
shoe
manufacturers
in
the
Dominion.
Sample
shoes
are
made
from
the
best
of
materials,
and
by
the
better
mechanics,
therefore
the
public
is
fortunate
in
being
able
i
uUr.
chase
this
footwear.
Wo
secured
these
at
a
very
large
discount
and
are
going
to
sell
them
at
less
than
manufacturers'
prices.
This
is
a
time
of
depression
and
hard
times.
Here
Is
an
opportunity
t
,
meet
depression
and.
save
dollars
Following
are
a
few
of
our
bargains.
This
sale
brings
drastic
reductions
that
Will
startle
Prince
Kupert.
Never
mind
who
loses
money
on
these
high
grade
,
Baby's
Patent
Strap-Reg.
95e;
now
45c
These
goods
have
just
arrived
direct
from
the
factory.
It
is
impossible
to
advertise
all
the
different
lines
but
come
in
and
see
them
and
you
will
be
convinced.
Just
received
a
shipment
of
Misses'
and
Children's
Famous
Packard
Shoes,
which
we
will
include
in
this
sale
at
very
low
prices.
Men's
Oxfords
In
Black
and
Brown
1o
32.95
Great
Assortment
Ladies'
Sample
Qff
Shoes
Reg.
$5.50;
to
be
sold
at
fw
A
GENERAL
INVITATION
IS
EXTENDED
TO
THE
PUBLIC
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
EXAMINE
THESE
SHOES
&
BE
CONVINCED
Fine
line
Ladies'
Oxfords-High
grade
make;
Reg.
$4.50;
now
-Black
and
Brown,
$2.95
Makes
Broad-jump
Record
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Ladies'
Nice
Strap
Shoes-Reg.
$3.75;
now
Women's
Black
Oxfords
Reg.
$4.50;
now
Women's
2-tone
Dress
Oxfords-Reg.
$5.50;
now
Misses'
Tiq
Pumps
8
to
10
Reg.
$2.75;
now
Kt
usmi
ki
iKiii
bjbj
at
mm
ii
at
bibib
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i
tummimnn
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5
I
News
of
The
Sport
World
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Only
One
Game
In
Billiards
Played
So
Far
Junior
Leacue
Q.
T.
N.
Chenoski
K
14
2494
J.
Saunders
(J)
...
11
W.
Stuart
(Ji
14
Av
192
SPORT
CHAT
Once
again
M1m
Beth
Trowbridge
hu
scored
In
the
field
of
high
dlv-
ln
Thu
Edmonlon
wlm-Junlor
oun
Only
one
game
was
played
In
the
Billiard
League
fixture
last
mer
was
sooetwful
In
winning
the
night
between
Empress
and
League
Hoad
championship
cup
at
the
of
Nations,
Nick
Chenoski
winning
Banff
Winter
carnival,
making
her
for
the
Bmpress
by
defeating
Benny
.
for
the
fourth
consecutive
year
WwKfle
260
to
113.
The
remaining
Western
Canada
ladies'
diving
foor
Karnes
were
Dostooned
until
'
champion.
For
several
years
Miss
tonight.
Billiard
Averages
Trowbridge
has
distinguished
herself
at
swimming
and
diving
meets.
In
1938,
In
addition
to
being
the
holder
of
the
Western
Canada
ladles'
championship,
she
won
the
city
and
provincial
championship.
In
1939
she
ranked
second
in
the
I
V-irMn
FoN
s
.
new
Callfornn
collruuitc
rc?ord
for
broad-Jum:,r.i,
ree-ntly.
He
tached
on
half-a'cot
for
a
new
mark
at
23
fee-
V::
marts.
Another
step
in
evolii
ion
of
the
.pedestrian?
Sister,
go
1.
Jaek
Pcnnycoek.
Dave
Robert',
fullback.-.;
A
Forrester.
Tom
Connelly,
It
Duffln,
A.
Cor-diner.
halfbacks:
W
Cordlnet.
J.
Lockhart.
J.
Boyd,
0.
IJoyd,
Archie
Forrest.
E.
MeDade.
W.
Roberta,
W.
Russell
and
T.
Qovan.
forwards.
Adi:ns
said
Um
players
expected
several
matehw
lr)
Onfarlo,
with
games
In
Toronto
assured,
Games
in
Saskatoon,
Regina
and
Winnipeg
are
belns
arranged,
although
the
full
Itinerary
has
not
been
$1.95
$2.95
295
Women's
Patent
Pumps
CO
QE
Reg.
$5.50;
now
....
Women's
Brown
Dress
Oxfords
QO
Reg.
$4.50;
now
ft)
Misses'
Gunmetal
Oxfords
11-1
Reg.
$4.50;
now
Childs'
Gunmetal
Oxfords
8-10
Reg.
$3.00;
now
Infant's
Patent
Strap
Rej;.
$1.50;
now
$2.50
$1.95
95c
$1.95
ate
Shoe
Store
PRINCE
RUPERT
C.N.R.IS
IN
LEAD
Srorrd
tlechlve
38
to
25
Victory
Over
Panthers
In
First
of
Senior
,
Leacue
Hoop
Play-offs
!
Scouts
Win
Junior
Tribute
Paid
to
Memory
uf
Late!
Jack
Itatchforil
by
Ohsrrvint
One
Minute
of
Silence
i
The
play-off
basketball
games
were
very
exciting
last
night.
In
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
the
C.
N.
Great
Assortment
Miaws'
and
Children's
Oxfords
Strap
Shoes
at
greatly
reduced
prices
Little
Babies'
Shoes
At
per
pair
Men's
Runner!
at,
per
pair
Women's
Oxfords
at,
per
pair
.
.
.
boy
completely
outplayed
the
Panthers
and
scored
at
will
The
Panthers
could
not
seem
to
work
the
ball
In
and
resorted
to
long
shots
with
the
usual
effect.
Panthers
tried
hard
but
the
C.
N.
R.
were
giv
R.
A.
easily
OuUlassed
the
Panthers
J
youngsters
have
put
up
in
a
strenuous
and
fast
match,
38
thu
vear
Hath
th
Jouno
aiwt
'3.
Ki-"himo'
hlro.
flcouta-
Wllv
r.
'
6t.
Vteterk.
M:
to
38.
The
Junior
gome
was
excel-
Ljcouu
were
oat
to
win
and
they
i)ff,tfd
statin
l
icii
aim
mic
uoym
puv
up
a
iw
Wn
demonstrated
that
It
was
hot
I'rlrii"
lo
Meet
hard
fought
game
In
which
the
40lng
to
be
a
walkover
The
spirit
Scouts
valiantly
won.
14
to
12.
An
i
in
which
they
entered
the
gain
Round
Houre
6
exhibition
game
between
the
High
waa
enough
to
give
any
of
the
spec-
the
tight
wore
'
'
Sehool
and
Tuxta
alv
proved
ajntors
a
treat.
They
played
hird
off
last
night
to
spirited
affilf
In
Which
the
High
and
clean,
using
combination
to
of
the
second
h:f
School
boys
won
27
lo
18.
There
was
I
advantage.
The
game
was
not
one-
in
the
Car-.dii
N
also
an
added
attraction
in
the
form
of
a
half-mile
speed
roller
skating
race
between
BUt
and
Strachan
lh
which
the
former
won
by
a
mere
few
Inches.
1
During
the
Interval
before
the
senior
game,
J.
W.
Plommer.
presi-
dent
of
the
Batketball
Association.
.spoke
a
few
words
on
the
sudden
and
recent
death
of
a
well
known
sparUman,
Jack
Ratchford,
and,
In
due
respect
to
the
deceased,
he
asked
all
players
and
spectators
to
,
stand
and
bow
their
heads
In
a
minutes'
silence.
t
j
Senior
Game
Senior
(fame
stattcd
fast
and
furious
with
both
teams
pressing
l.ard.
The
C.
U.
R.
forwards
weic
forcing
thelf
way
through
the
Panthers'
defence-
and
scoring
but
the
Panthers
could
hot
make
much
lead
way
against
the
alr-llght
defence
of
the
Railway
boys.
Johnson
""d
I,ambie
were
using
some
hlce
'miblnitlon
which
proved
td
be
ery
effective.
In
the-
first
half,
the
railway
boys
outscored
the
Panthers
three
to
one.
The
first
halt
mled
with
the
C.
N.
R.
in
the
lead
:i-io.
,
In
tre
second
half
the
railway
sided
and
It
was
Just
chance
that
.l:n
As-
x:l"tlcn
cave
the
Scout
the
bnsket
that
save
them
the
lead
as
the
whistle
blew.
Japanese
Obata
0.
Kanaya
I
111
7'iunS
Hmue
wi'
U;-
Shops,
wlr.w'i
-fnn'aht
to
decide
lnmplonship
SW
Mb
at
mr
Mnrt
fr
Ik.
ma
Cmtnl
Vtamt
u
39c
Running
Shoes
The
season
is
now
here
for
Running
Shoe?
We
can
supply
every
man,
woman,
child
or
young
lady
as
we
have
just
received
n
hk
shipment
from
Canadian
Goodrich
and
Mmer
Companies.
Rubber
goods.
Child's
Runners
with
strap
at,
per
pair
Boys'
Runners
at,
per
pair
.
.
.
Youths'
Runners
at,
per
pair
62c
84c
$1.00
87c
!3&
Sir-
SK-:.
ing
their
best
and
at
no
time
wre
"huirh
fast
The
mudnu
;a?t
-i-
.
i
ehnbMrtthlt
bail
a
ii
t
i
iniiBPr
in
ii
hi
i
iv
r.wtm
amp
a.
in
R.
well
deserved
their
victory
and
now
have
a
13-polnt
lead
In
the
two-game
series.
C.
U.
E.
Styles
(7i.
Morrison
M
Johnson
17,
Lamble
181.
Stalker
i4).
Hnny.
PantheTa
Mitchell
il4.
Crw
2.
Irvtne
2,
Macdonald
White
(2).
Junior
(iame
This
contest
was
easllv
the
beat
Ihlermidiatr
amf
lniensmtiatf
tanif
through
and
nnnplrtdv
outr.ua
the
Tuxis.
Hlah
School
VfAWnf
ham
8,
tfoger
vnr"
:
bev.
Hit?
Hi
R'
'
n
wis
Morrison
M
"
ill.
Naktaoto
!.
TtiurbK
s"tf
Mou
son
2.
Round
House
Enters
Fk
tl'.-refOIt.
1
'
Illt"",
The
oldest,
nmoothcst,
finest
Hyo
Whisky
on
the
thttves.
B.C.
12
YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
iWE
$3.50
Itep.
Quart
Every
tlrop
12
ycorj
oM-ngc,
Govcrnnfl
guunmtccu.
ucivcriiseinent
is
hut
mniiistii
m
h
mith.'"
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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