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much
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my
nerves
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Wednesday,
Feb.
34,
IK
WHAT
IS
NEEDED
It
has
been
pointed
out
that
we
cannot
float
back
to
prosperity
on
waves
of
optimism.
Payrolls
are
needed
even
more
than
cheerfulness,
but
we
cannot
expect
payrolls
unless
we
are
cheerful
and
optimistic.
No
one
looking
for
a
place
to
do
business
would
voluntarily
choose
a
place
where
the
people
were
without
hope.
While
we
are
not
expecting
good
times
to
come
suddenly
they
will
certainly
come
again
as
soon
as
we
have
adapted
ourselves
to
the
conditions
as
they
are
today
instead
of
trying
to
carry
on
as
if
there
had
been
no
slump.
TOURIST
BUSINESS
While
the
business
depression
has
brought
about
a
slackening
of
the
tourist
business,
we
can
still
expect
that
many
visitors
will
come
this
year
and
next
and
that
the
number
will
steadily
increase
after
that.
British
Columbia
will
always
be
an
attractive
place
for
visitors
and
just
now
those
in
the
United
States
who
have
cars
can
pay
us
a
visit
without
much
cost,
especially
at
a
time
when
their
money
is
at
a
premium.
And
every
visitor
that
comes
will
help
to
bring
about
a
more
stable
monetary
condition.
Prince
Rupert
does
not
benefit
from
tourists
to
such
an
extent
as
the
south
because
the
highway
remains
uncompleted
and
the
winter
from
which
so
much
was
hoped
has
been
frittered
away
without
any
tangible
results.
Highway
construction
has
not
been
advanced
and
there
is
little
hope
of
any
big
movement
in
that
direction
in
.the
next
two
years.
During
that
time
we
shall
have
to
content
ourselves
with
making
the
city
attractive
to
those
who
come
to
us
by
water
or
by
rail.
BEAUTIFICATION
At
the
risk
of
being
tedious
we
must
once
more
mention
the
desirability
of
planning
now
to
improve
our
lawnS
and
gardens
as
the
best
means
of
making
the
city
attractive
The
railway
company
has
been
doing
its
part
in
con-Ktmcting
and
keeping
up'
the
gardens
at
Totem
Pole
Hill.
But
the
real
work
is
done
by
individuals,
each
bringing!
his
own
garden
into
cultivation.
C.ADSKI
IS
GONE
Germany
ha
given
much
to
the
world.
During
the
war
we
were
all
taught
to
hate
Germany
and
everything
German,
but
the
war
is
but
a
memory
and
we
are
again
seeing
things
in
their
true
perspective.
Germany
gave
the
world
Gadski,
the
great
dramatic
singer.
While
much
of
her
fame
came
while
she
Was
in
the
United
States,
she
must
always
remain
in
history
as
a
great
German
vocalist.
She
brought
much
joy
to
the
world
by
means
of
her
wonderful
voice.
Now
she
is
gone
and
the
voice
remains
only
a
memory
or
a
gramaphone
record.
From
these
she
will
he
long
remembered.
:
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I
II
PrlllUPSS
For
Troubles
due
toArf
D.ISTlf"
IOU
CONTl'n0J
ACID
stomach
EXCESS
acid
is
the
common
cause
of
indiftrstfeiu
it'
re
wits
in
pain
and
Mxirness
about
two
hours
oflcr
cuting.lt
nurtfsphAsibkii'
for
most
of
the
everyday
uilinenls
that
people
suffer;
sick
hesffache;'
sluggishness,
mused,
biliousness,
gas
on
the
stomach,
etc.
The
quick
corrective
is
an
alkali
which
will
neutralise
the
acid.
The
best
corrective
known
to
mefReal
science
is
Phili'
Milk
of
Magncsnt.
It
has
remained
standard
villi
physicians
in
the
U3
years
since
its
invention.
One
spoonful
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
neutralizes
instantly
many
times
its
vol
time
in
acid.
It
is
harmless
and
tasteless
and
iis
action
is
quick.
You
wilt
never
rely
on
crude
methods,
never
continue
to
A
VM
Ww
Aleasintly'lnMiVremier
melt)!
acts.
Please
let
it
ihiiw
you
now.
tCU'ld
tliw
tfru
-store
1ud
''get
k
bottle
to
try.
Take
it
.toaifibt,
and
Mlow
the
simple
'(hreetrSnV
jMh
find
in
the
package.
Learn
what
it
means
to
inrve
a
well-aikatiivized
system,
See
how
much
better
your
general
health
will
be.
I
low
seldom
ytto
will
eatch
efthl.
lie
sure
that
you
gel
the
genuine
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
that
physicians
prcacribc.
If
is
sold
in
Wte
bottles
at
drtttf
stores
everywhere
throughout
the
dominion.
To
keep
the
teeth
white
and
guard
against
acid
mouth,
use
Phillips
Dental
Magnesia;
it
is
a
superior
tooth-paste.
(Made
in
Can.)
Had
Perfect
Score
-
-
25.000
lire
is
probably
a
lot
of
money
In
Italy.
That's
what
nine-year
old
Count
Rleardo
Serra
won
for
a
perfect
score
at
a
pigeon
shoot
Man
in
the
Moon
The
Scottish
people
are
so
tidy
they
even
like
their
whisky
neat.
Every
day
the
Chinese
are
pressed
by
the
Japanese
they
are
being
mad
Into
a
stronger
defensive
unit.
Have
you
ever
stopped
to
consider
tlfct
Tuesdny
'next
is
the
beginning
of
the
spring
months.
The
'moist
popular
instrument
this
spring
seerm
to
be
the
pruning
knife.
Jake
say
he
can't
understand
the
poMUeiam
at
Victoria
in
foregoing
the
pleasures
of
debate
on
the
rpeech
from
the
throne.
The
only
Nanoo
he
can
think
up
fer
this
momentous
abstention
is
that
it
is
Lent
and
the
members
have
turned
religious.
By
the
time
the
League
of
Nations
eottailaslon
of
Inquiry
reaches
China,
the
war
should
be
about
over
there.
The
most
surprised
people
at
the
result
of
the
Chinese
Invasion
so
far
have
been
the
Japanese
people.
Jake
says
the
Japanese
have
rtarted
a
five-year
plan
in
China.
To
a
hpkeptr
work
Is
stayind
at
bom
and
pleasure
is
travelling
about
the
country.
To
a
commercial
man
pleasure
is
staying
at
home
and
work
Is
travelling
about
playing
cards
on
trains
and
talking
to
people
at
brief
intervals,
A
clever
person
is
one
who
croons
and
gets
paid
for
it.
Mail
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Wednesday,
February
24,
193?
News
of
The
Sport
World
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BASKETBALL
IS
PLAYED
Tuxis
Boys
Continue
The
ir
Winning
Stride
and
Tak?
Merchants
Into
Camp
C.N.R.
Wins
Senior
Arrtaxont
Take-
Measure
of
Cardinals
and
Boy
Scouts
Beat
League
Intermediate
basketball
was
again
ih
best
shown
at
the
Auditorium
last
night.
The
Tuxis
Boys
ire
now
in
striking
distance
of
the
ieiigu
leaders
as
a
result
of
stepping
out
and
defeating
the
Merchants.
28-14.
In
the
Senior
division
the
C.
N.
R
A.
easily
defeated
80ns
of
Canada.
34-18.
Interrndiate
Game
This
game
started
to
be
one-sided
from
the
whistle,
but
nevertheless
It
was
fast
and
brought
out
some
of
the
finer
points
of
basketball.
The
Tuxis
set
the
same
pace
as
they
did
when
they
played
the
High'
School
last
week
and
it
was
easily
seen
that
the
Merchants
could
not
stand
it.
Well-timed
combination
SPORT
NOTES
Montreal
anglers
hove
token
exception
to
the
recent
statement
of
Dr.
Charles
.sheard,
authority
on
optometry
at
the
Mayo
Foundation
in
Rochester,
Minn.,
that
fish
are
colorblind.
One
of
the
surest
signs
that
fish
do
know
colors
when
they
see
them,
states
J.
Cartler,
secretary
01
the
Quebec
Association
for
the
Protection
of
Fish
and
Game,
is
to
watch
a
wounded
fish
being
oounced
upon
by
other
members
tt
the
water
famffies.
when
blood
makes
its
appearance
even
at
a
great
distance.
Fish
are
fussy
about
the
type
of
spinners
they
bite
at.
cretary
of
the
association.
Nickel
on-T
will
be
bitten
and
brass
ones
refused,
he
says.
Trout
fishing
authorities
claim,
however,
that
their
favorite
catch
are
color-blind.
A
trout
may
not
know
one
color
1
-
The
Aroaiora.
again
defeated
the
:
discovered
and
proved
that
the
re
.Cardinals
in
a
hard
fought
Ladles'
flection
of
light
off
various
colors
League
game,
16-8,
'
I
discernible
by
the
ffcsh
and
dif-
i
In
the
Junior
game
the
Boylferentlated
by
him.
Scouts
took
the
Leagvie
of
Nations
in
a
hard-checking
game.
86.
plays
and
accurate
shooting
easily
got
under
the
Merchants'
defence.
rrmfr
vyweiSht
Champion
The
samp
wotiM
hav
hw-n
a
lot
Mrct
,ajr
Opponent
in
closer
had
the
Merchants
concen-i
t
rated
on
getting
the
ball
under)
the
basket
instead
of
taking
long
;
shots.
McNulty
and
F.
Dlngwell.
Tuxis
J.
Morrison
9),
R.
Morrison
4,
Nakamoto
Mt,
Thurber
ill),
Smith,
Hansen,
Moxley.
Merchants
Comadlrta
1,
Pierce
12),
Hunt
2,
McNulty
2i.
F.
Dingwll
(7).
E.
Dingwell.
Currie.
Senior
League
First
half
of
the
senior
game
was
close,
15-14.
Both
teams
were
playing
a
strong
defensive
game.
In
the
second
half,
however,
the
Sons
of
Canada,
broke
their
defence
and
let
Johnson
for
the
c.
N.
R.
A.
break
through
and
help
himself
to
18
points
on
cinch
shot.
The
Sons
rtarted
using
long
shots
again
and
consequently
only
got
one
basket
in
the
second
half.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
although
weakened
by
the
absence
of
Styles,
had
real
good
combination
anrl
vra
Kv
far
IKa
miuIw
iMm
I
in
last
night's
game.
Fer
C.
N.
R.
A,,
Johnson
and
R.
Stalker
were
the
stars
whHe
D.
Stalker
was
the
best
for
the
Sens
of
Canada.
CNR.
A.
Johnson
16,
Stalker
(5),
Kenny
8,
Nelson,
Morrison
5.
Sons
of
Oanada--D.
Stalker
(10).
Ratehford
,
Men-tes,
Wlndle.
Currie.
Wrathall.
Girls'
Game
The
girls'
game
was
not
as
onesided
as
the
16-8
score
Indicates.
The
first
hajf
was
close
and
really
good,
both
teams
using
combination.
In
the
second
half
the
Amazons
appeared
the
stronger
arid,
playing
a
strong
offensive
game,
broke
through
the
Cardinals'
defence.
One
basket
was
all
the
Cardinals
could
sink
in
the
second
half
althouKh
they
had
plenty
of
shots.
For
the
Amazons
Tile
and
Morgan
were
the
best,
Cardinals
being
beat
served
by
Irvine
and
Stcen.
Mmasons
Boddie
(4);
Pritehara
2,
Msrgan
i
Ritchie
2,
Tito
6),
Jack.
Cardinals
Irvine
(8),
Gilchrist,
Krlkevsky,
Stone,
Steen.
Junior
Game
The
Juniors'
put
up
the
closest
game
of
the
evening.
Both
teams
DDD
for
skin
affections
It
cows,
sooilies
inshtnlty.
A
fluid
Unit
actually
Um-s
uJi
Hi-
IiU-uiIkImhI
OFFER
TO
DEMPSEY
New
York
to
RENO,
Feb.
24
An
offer
was
re-
RAILWAY
CRIBBAGE
Round
House
and
Car
Shops
Were
Winners
Last
Nlht
High
school
4
3
J,
Tuxie
4
4
8
Merchants
3
4
6
Ladies
Leagne
W.
L.
Pts.
AHMMtlS
5
2
10
Oardlnato
c
.2
5
4
Junior
League
W.
L.
Pts
Japanese
Students
3
2
6
Rovers
3
2
6
Lertgoe
of
Nations
3
3
C
Boy
feotttt
u
2
.4
.
4
were
eheekinaj
rrd
playlnt
goffl
-ombinattod
."but
wore
not
m.-i
ing
the
best
of
th-tr
ti
many
of
'
them
being
wild.
Boy
Scouts
Wilson
Ht,
Banter-bane
1
3),
Vlerlek
t4,
Nelson;
Nay-lor.
Lindsay.
League
of
Nations
Olllls,
Anton
-klrt
clean.
A
bail
kkiu
la
unforlunate;
Irtli
1.
Allen
4).
Greer
(1,
Arney.
rmftarrassin.',
nnnerrssary.
with
this
Marshall
furmuLs
(0
rkLi
lu
lirallnt
fc
elements.
i.
,
.
...
The
ref
creeiiu
wa.t
In
the
capab
e
tv.
J.
AlcCUTCIIEON.
DRUGGIST
hands
of
J.
Currie.
II
OKMES
LTD.
which
is
was
designed
and
beauty
of
detail,
tnat
at
saint
jonn,
n.u
unquestionably
bore
off
the
palm.
Thus
read
an
Illustrated
article
In
1868
edition
of
the
Scientific
American,
referring
to
the
old
Victoria
Rink
on
City
Road,
in
that
city.
Another
paragraph
referring
(0
this
old
rink
states:
"In
the
British
provinces,
where
the
rink
exists
in
its
full
and
sublime
perfection,
we
find
structures
as
spacious
and
graceful
as
a
worM
fair
palace,
whose
crystal
floors
are
nightly
jeHshed
and
renewed
by
the
bit
In?
from
another
but
scientists
have!
long,
dreary
winter,
the
rink
af-
"All
the
chief
cities
In
Canada
boart
their
rkattng
rinks.
Montreal
has
a
model
one:
but
for
the
extent,
adaptation
to
the
purposes
for
lurus
me
cmri
anu
comiani
centre
n
ditfen
to
skating
as
a
social
pastime,
the
"Vic
became
the
home
of
speed
skaters
and
many
champions
have
been
around
the
etrele
In
record-breaking
events
It
was
abandoned
several
years
ago.
VANARSD0L
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Terrace
Town
Team
a
Score
of
23
lo
32
in
Basketball
VANAItoDOL,
Feb.
24
-The
Ter-
J
ttne
basketball
team
visited
at:
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For
the
TuxU
R.
Morrison
and
'
uu",k
c,,aB'
rrdol
on
Friday
rrtgltt.
and
pUred
Thurber
put
up
a
very
good
garae.lp'on'
y,7tfdy
J
rom
J'my
Joh?-
a
hoop
game
before
a
good-shwd
The
Merchants
were
best
served
by
to.
tlaw
Square
Ctoden
pio-
crowd.
The
game
v.
fast
and
moter,
to
meet
a
major
opponent
rowh
an
bath
tin-,
and
Melt
in
the
Garden
next
summer.
Demp-
The
play
was
evenly
devlded.
and
sey
'lUimated
that
he
would
open
the
rtsHora
played
hard
to
win
th
a
training
camp
in
the
East
about
game,
at
half
tl.e
the
score
be-M?
Ing
10
to
14
for
Terrace.
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At
fall
time
the
score
was
2t
cr
22.
After
two
minutes
rest
an
over
time
of
fire
minutes
wasjnayed
tn
break
the
tie.
The
Vanarsdol
team
took
the
visitors
Into
camp
in
only
ftw
minutes
rally,
when
they
scored
19
and
Terrace
mde
only
one
lonely
I
foul
goal.
I
An
en
toy
Me
din
followed
'with
refresh
ments
served
at
mid-Canadian
National
Recreation
night,
before
the
dance
broke
up
Association
Cribbage
League
results
I
Inc-Un-,
last
night
wofe
as
foHows:
TermeXfoLaod.
8:
Nelson,
a-
Station.
IS;
Round
House.
15.
-Thomas
9;
France:
Hill
23
General
Office.
13.
Car
Shops,
14.
Vanarsdol-
Feak.
16;
Clark.
2:
W.
U
Oeneral
Offlee
91
71
Station
83
79
Car
Shops
76
87
Round
House
75
87
pt
Burton.
14;
O.
Nelson;
Mason.
32.
91
i
83'
75
75
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON'
Senior
League
W.
L.
PU.
Panthers
5
1
JO
0
C.
N.
R.
A
4
2
8
Sons
of
Canada
0
6
0
Intermt-dfate
Leag.e
W,
L,
Ptj.
Lyons,
W.i
l
Johnson
and
J.
W.
Plommer.
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WHIST
SCHEDULE
February
23
Seal
Cove
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs.
Legion.
Musketeers
vs.
LOOT.
Empress
vs.
Fish
Patkers.
Totem
Park
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
March
3
Grotto
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Moose
vs.
Totem
Park.
Muskeeters
vs.
Empreca,
Legion
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Fish
Rhum
HEP.
QUART
$4.20
CRIBBAGE
fros.
Baeh
night
the
ley
arena
is
Muleteers
Musketeers
points
out
J.
R.
Irmes,
for
years
se-j
sianed
by
a
machine
and
flooded
to
the
depth
of
an
inch;
and
then,
through
every
opened
doer
and
window,
the
keen
air
is
admitted
to
harden
and
gtaee
the
surface
for
the
next
day's
sport.
From
December
until
Mareh,
throughout
the
'M-sUeleers,
Groito,
Moose
ly,,
t'
....
'
-
.t
f
-
-
n
aiiu
orai
iove
vt
inner
Cribbage
League
sco:-night
were
as
follows
Muiketeers,
16;
EaaN
Grotto,
15;
I.
0.
O
F
.:
Seal
Cove,
14;
Elks
13
Moose,
lit
Swifts,
13.
P.
R.
Hotel.
14;
K
of
r
Lean
ne
Standing
W
j.
Elks
118
vi
Grotto
.
112
!i
112
in
Swifts
111
v
I.
O.
O.
F
m
r.
Moot
108
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P.
R.
Jiotel
..........
105
Seal
Cove
....
lo-
K.
of
C
luii
Qaglea
100
1:1
of
attraction.
Before
it
all
other
fcmpreSS
InCreaSeS
festivities
festivities
oale
pale
their
their
fire
fires.
In
In
ad-,
ad
r
u
Lead
in
Billiards
Nick
Chenoski
Defeated
WilSaa
.Mnrray
by
Score
of
00
to
IK
In
Fourth
Game
When
Niek
Cheno-K,
1
defeated
WlHtam
Muv;
,
by
a
score
of
-200
to
ic;
tn
the
fourth
game
1
night's
Junior
BIMiarri
;
I
tare,
the
AMpress
took
'the
aggregate
to
date
:
UrfThe
fifth
and
last
gar.
:Joh
May
Hawks
'
lllowe
(Empress
1
is
:
tMt
evening
Billiard
Averages
Junior
Lea
roe
J.
Saunders
(Ji
P.
Vaccher
LN
W.
Stuart
(JT
J.
May
(HI
N.
Cnatteikl
(E)
O.
Howe
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P.
Johnson
'Et
L.
Raabe
'J
W.
HuLson
(HI
P.
Ghenoskl
E
A.
Zadaroskl
IE
R.
Pong
(LN-
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W.
Funnell
J
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R.
Wicks
(H
W.
Murray
H
A.
Straehcm
(J
F.
Aldridco
(LN)
B.
Batt
LN)
B
Wondle
ILN
A.
Murray
(LN)
J.
Bulger
(J)
C.
Perry
UH
W.
E.
Hayhurst
(H
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10
10
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11
2
10
to
4
Negrita
Famed
the
world
over
oh
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Nick
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JUNIOR
BILLIAKHS
Feb.
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Jewelers
v
F
Mar.
I
Empress
vs
f
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I
Mar.
4
Hawks
vs
Jew
Mar.
8
L.
of
N.
vs
!!..;
Mar.
11
Jewelers
vs
I
Mar.
16
Kmpe&s
rs
Je:
Mar.
1-L.
of
N
vs
H
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Mar.
34
Jewelers
vs
F
r
Mar.
25
Empress
vs
f.
Mar.
29
Hawks
vs
Fi.
EDl'CATEn
AT
MOI3E
Theodore
Roosevelt,
bi
dflTteate
cottttltutlon
r
grammar
school
edui
a'i
instead
of
in
school
Awarded
the
coveted
certificate
of
purity,
merit
and
quality
by
the
Institute
of
Hygiene,
London.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th-Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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