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Saturday,
Feb.
27,
1932!
FAST
HOOP
PLAY
SEEN
!
Seniors
Put
Up
Speedy
Match.
Sons
!
Defeating
Panthers
If
we
can't
have
a
stabilized
world
currency,
the
next-
ML-.,!.
V'
liaof
f
l-ir
nr
umt
iilrl
ilrl
ho
hp
tn
tn
hnvp
hrivp
a
n
stnhilized
stabilized
Emnire
Emnire
currency
currency
IfiClCliaiilo
l!
m
UC
W.l.lfc
w
...r-
(
so
that
British
countries
may
trade
among
memseives.i
knowing
exactly
what
they
are
to
pay.
j
1,1
At
the
uresent
time
there
is
a
steady
move
toward
better
gh
School
Takes
Severe
Drub-bin(
in
Intermediate
Game
currency
relations
with
the
United
States.
The
rate
of
ex-!
F&st
noop
py
displayed
in
change
is
being
reduced
and
presently
will
be
wiped
out
;
the
Auditorium
last
night
The
sen-altogether.
The
danger
is
that
it
may
at
any
time
be
jum-;ior
game
was
last
and
close.
The
without
Canada
being
in
son
of
Canada
who
have
been
old
ped
back
to
its
place
any
way
r
,
cupylng
the
cellar,
stepped
out
ana
responsible.
trimmed
the
tiding
Panthers,
3-
We
hope
that
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
will
be
successful
m
making
arrangements
at
the
Imperial
Conference
which
j
i
tn
intermediate
game,
the
will
do
away
with
exchange
variations
between
the
var-!
Merchants
completely
defeated
the
ious
countries
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
If
he
can
ih
school
39-22.
making
ail
iuuw
do
that
he
will
have
justified
his
appointment
as
minister!
5.
01
iraae
ana
commerce.
tu
puwei
iu
nun.
RADIO
BROADCASTING
TV,n
nnn.i'nn
nf
varltn
hvniiflpnstincr
will
no-nin
pnmp
hP'
In
the
girls'
fixture
the
Cardin
als
at
last
stopped
the
leading
Am
azons
In
a
good
game,
9-2.
The
juniors
put
up
an
amazingly
Di:,Qf
:
tv,0
n,r
fntiirrt
Hnlv
iwonrlv
Prpmipr!od
brand
of
basketball
In
which
Bennett
announced
that
a
special
committee
of
the
House
;
JfdS?t2l
SSST
would
be
appointed
to
deal
with
the
situation.
In
his;
speech
dealing
with
the
question
the
Premier,
as
reported;
fkJ
hlt
,
fMt
in
nansaro,
saiu.
,
,
stride
right
from
the
whistle
and,
"The
government
has
before
it
the
report
of
iL
the
Aird'before
many
minutes
had
passed,
pnmmission
which
contains
very
helnful
information
upon
'the
panthers
found
themselves
manv
nhnt:p
nf
rhp
radio
situation.
It
is
nronosed
to
in-:
Quite
a
number
of
baskets
behind
MUULC
lUIkllCI
1IIUUIIJ
111
111c
p'tctnv
v.umm"iv"'i
-
They
rallied,
however,
.
,
,
-
f
.v
..,1
n.
on
ana
eoan
drew
to
the
occa
up
to
a
tie.
mm
ni
nur
nnuvMV
m
i
h
mi
iihi.iiim.
11111
ill
11.11
Liuiiiai
uiLii
..
.
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1
..
.
From
then
on
n
wtkS
rear
gooa
oas-j
the
possibilities
of
a
scheme
which
will
ensure
unexcelled
ketbaii
with
both
teams
striving
to!
radio
reception
from
Canadian
stations,
ine
agency
obtain
the
lead.
Thus
the
first
half
through
which
such
a
scheme
can
most
satisfactorily
be
ended
20-19
for
the
80ns.
operated
and
controlled
also
must
be
determined
by
a
com-!
Jhe
second
half
started
with
i-mittee
of
the
house
which,
will
be
required
to
prepare
a.-
lX
lTZstt
scheme
of
radio
broadcasting.
For
this
purpose
it
is
pro-
get
ln
some
ea,,
cmch
posed
to
set
up
a
special
committee
of
this
house
to
deal
shots.
From
then
on
the
sons
out-with
the
situation.
The
terms
of
reference
of
the
commit-
played
the
Panthers
and
at
the
last
tee
will
be
broad
and
may
be
phrased
as
follows:
whlJlt,c
on
the
wfe
end
of
a
"(1)
To
advise
and
recommend
a
complete
technical
(4),
Mora
scheme
of
radio
broadcasting
for
Canada,
so
designed
as
Mnzies.
currie
(6).
waiters
to
ensure
from
Canadian
sources
as
complete
and
satis-
(g),
wingham
e.
factory
a
service
as
the
present
development
of
radio;
Panthers
Mitchell
2,
Macdon-science
'
will
permit
jaW
4-Irv,ne
,2
Cr0M
,12)'
Mc'
"(2)
To
investigate
and
report
upon
the
most
satisfac-
j
NuIty
Lyon
,8K
tory
agency
for
carrying
out
such
a
scheme.
"Thp
rnmmittpp
will
nffnrrl
vp"nrspntntK'fts
nf
nrivntP'
interesU
.nd
dnta
of
public
ownerahio
thefulUt
vft-X'SSi;
iwrtunity
to
place
before
it
their
several
views.
lt
up
The
mh
got'
SPRING
FLOWERS
APPEAR
Intermediate
League
This
game
started
rather
slowly
!
away
to
a
good
start
but
the
Merchants
soon
retaliated
with
some
1
Since
the
snow
left
three
or
four
days
ago
Nature
has'"
iMt
r)s-
and
overcame
their
been
busily
at
work
and
today
in
many
local
gardens
snow-
Mn;
J!ff;..
,
was
fast
and
exciting.
The
ii
1.
1
1
1
ii.
mii
game
drops
are
peeping
their
innocent
heads
above
the
soil
and
teb
away
off
ln
,u
reminding
all
and
sundry
that
spring
is
almost
here.
Cro-jjhooting
while
the
Merchants
cuses
are
also
pushing
through
and
in
a
week
or
so
will
be'eoaid
not
miss.
The
Merchants
ohI-
!
in
bloom
if
mild
weather
continues.
rwl
em
and
the
We
at
the)
In
a
similar
wav
'
we
shall
soon
find
depression
being
re-
fnd
of
i1"1
",t(X?
In;
the
second
half
the
Merchants
com-
,
t
n
ru
j
.1
.
placetl
by
the
spring
flowers
of
hope
and
summer
blooms
pletely
mipiytd
the
student
and.'
of
contentment.
at
the
end
of
the
game,
were
well
T
going,
anyway
HE
raodtrn
Miss
needs
no
time
om
for
te
lime
of
month
If
you've
ever
takes
Aspirin
for
a
headadie.
you
know
bow
soon
the
pain
lubcMea.
It
it
just
as
enVrtivR
in
the
nM
of
thowj
jins
peculiar
to
women!
Don't
dedicate
certain
da-s
of
every
month
to
suffering.
It's
old-fathwned.
It's
unnressary.
Aspinn
will
always
tnuMe
you
to
rarry-on
in
comfort
Take
enoufth
to
assure
yur
complete
conrfort.
If
it
is
genuine
Aspirin
it
cannot
pos&iblv
hert
yon.
Aspirin
tablets
do
not
depim
the
heart.
They
do
not
upset
the
stomach.
They
do
nothing
but
stop
the
pain.
Headaches
come
at
inconvenient
times.
So
do
cokh.
Uat
a
little
Aspirin
will
always
save
the
da
A
throat
so
sore
that
you
ran
hardly
swallow
is
tnjide
comfortable
with
one
pood
gurtfta
madA
from
these
tablets.
Neuralgia.
Neuritis
Rheumatism
Pains
Ihutonte
kept
la
home
are
forgotten
half
an
hour
niter
tuklno
n
few
of
thesa
rrmarkile
tulilets.
So
are
the
little
nagging
aches
that
Iniuj
fatigue
and
"nerves"
by
day,
or
a
sleepless
night.
Genuine
Aspirin
tablets
rout
so
very
little
afti't
nil.
that
it
doesn't
pay
to
experiment
with
imitations
I
ahead
of
the
School.
39-22.
Merchants
Comadlna
1
8),
Pierce!
16.
McNnlty.
Hunt
5.
F.
Dlng-i
well
10,
E.
Dingwell
2.
High
School
Walters
4.
Wing-ham
5.
Vance
J,
Uuger
9).
Tobey
(1),
Ross.
!
Girls'
Game
'
It
was
one
of
the
best
games
the
girl
have
displayed
this
season.
The
Cardinals
were
again
on
ln
full
force
and
It
was
easily
seen
that
.
they
knew
each
others'
play
for
they
j
put
up
a
good
brand
of
ball.
They
completely
outplayed
the
Amazons
who
could
not
get
a
dose
shot
at
the
basket
due
to
the
hard
checking
of
the
Cards.
Cardinals
Irvine
6.
Krikevtky
3,
Lowe,
Stone.
Steen.
Oilchrist.
Amazons
Doddle,
Prltchard.
Tite.
Ritchie
(21,
Morgan.
Jack.
j
Junior
League
This
was
one
of
the
best
games
that
the
Juniors
have
put
up
this
year.
It
was
close
and
hard
fought
all
the
way
through.
At
no
time
was
the
game
cinched
but
lt
was
any-,
body's
game
up
to
the
last
whittle.
The
Rovers
are
stepping
up
and
it
was
a
good
credit
to
them
when
they
defeated
the
Students
last
night
20-18.
i
Rovers
McXlnley
2.
McMeekln
IMcRae
(21.
Wllliscroft
(8).
Davles
.
(10,
Bremner.
!
Japanese
Qbata
(12),
KUhl-moto,
Kanaya
(6),
Suehlro,
Naka-moto,
Condo.
IN
THE
MIDDLC
OF
NIOI1TT
The
ancient
common
Uw
held
,
that
a
child
must
be
heard
to
cry
j
to
attain
the
status
of
a
living
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
BADMINTON
Sixth
Round
English
Cup
Liverpool
0,
Chelsea
2.
Bury
3.
Manchester
City
4.
Uuddersfield
Town
0,
Arsenal
1.
Newcastle
lnited
5.
Waterford
0.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
0,
Portsmouth
1.
Grimsby
Town
1.
Birmingham
1.
Leicester
City
1.
Derby
County
J.
Middlesbrough
0,
Blackpool
3.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Everton
3.
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
League
W.
Panthers
5
2
C.
N.
R.
A
4
2
Sons
of
Canada
1
(
Intermediate
League
W.
L.
High
School
A
Tuxis
.4
i
Merchants
.
.
4
Ladles'
League
W.
L.
Amazons
5
!
Cardinals
.
3
!
Junior
League
W.
Japanese
Students
3
Rovers
4
League
of
Nations
3
Boy
Scouts
2
L.
Ft.
!
IS
PLAYED
j
Ladies'
Doubles
Event
h
Advanced
to
Seroi-Finals
Results
last
night
in
the
first
round
ladies'
doubles
in
the
city
badminton
championship
tournament
were
as
follows:
Miss
M.
Astorl
and
Miss
Dunn
beat
Mrs.
Darton
and
Mrs.
Parlow.
1S-U,
15-10.
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
Miss
F.
Cross
beat
Miss
Y.
Terrlen
and
Mrs.
Hal-leron.
16-5.
15-4.
Mrs.
McAuley
and
Mrs.
Laldler
beat
Mrs.
Squires
and
Miss
Rodgers,
15-5,
9-15.
18-17.
Miss
Bessie
Thompson
and
Miss
10;
Amelia
PUlsbury
beat
Miss
J.
Mof-
8
i
Pts
8
8
3
PU.
lb
0
L
PU
3
(
2
3
4
fatt
and
Miss
M.
Croat,
18-13,
15-5.
Second
Round
Seml-Final
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
Miss
Amelia
Plllsbury
beat
Miss
Astorl
and
Miss
Dunn.
15-10.
Tonight's
Draw
Edgecumbe.
7:30
p.m.
S.
Darton
and
Mrs.
S.
Da
r
ton
vs.
J.
Norrington
and
Mrs,
A.
E.
Parlow.
8
pm.
J.
H.
Horton
and
Miss
M.
3jMcKr.y
vs.
Col.
Nicholls
and
Mrs
C,Nirhallj.
4
'
8
30
p
m
II.
Lyons
and
Miss
Du-
Canada
Approves
F
"i'hia
advertisement
in
hoi
publighea
or
displays
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Uovernmc
U)
'
British
Columbia.
ipuls
vs.
Wlznef
Bryant
Jid
Miss
'Jessie
Moffat.,
'
(
,
9
p.m.
J.
Stamford
and
Mb
A.
j
plllsbury
vs.
F.
M.
Davies
and
Mrs.
j
j
J.
A.
Teng.
J
9:33
pjn.
R.
Allen
and
Mir.
M.
I
Klnslor
vs.
W.
II.
Tobey
Jr
and
Miss
IP.
Cross.
I
10
pm.-Dr.
J.
T
Mandy
and
Mta
UUlan
Ilalliwell
vs.
II.
T.
Crownd
iMrs.
Webber.
10:30
p.m.
II.
Bunn
and
Miss
1
Tleale
vs.
W.
Lambie
and
Miss
Caro-'
Itne
Mltehell
Th?
first
round
of
the
men's
doubles
will
be
played
Monday
evening
Players
are
requested
to
watch
the
draw
and
time
of
play
in
the
paper
of
that
day.
Hockey
Standings
Intematlonal
DiTUlon
7
pjn-J.
Farquhar
and
Miss
M.
;CanauIitm
18
Cross
vs.
Bob
Moxley
and
Miss
B.
vn'
f.
1
VtlHIlK
..
a
U.
L.
C
14
6
15
MsToons
15
6
19
AneriearM
14
7
17
Rantrera
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
American
Division
30
i
15
11
7
10
7
11
1?
13
17
15
P.
42
n
3
35
47
37
JUNIOR
niLLIAltDs
Mar.
1
Empress
,
.
1,
0(,
Mar.
4
Hawks
v
Jnwfn
Mar.
8
L.
of
N.
vs
H.ntv
Mar.
11
Jewelers
v.
l
ofn
Mar.
15
Empe.s.s
,
jRn.f.,
Mar.
18
L.
of
N
v.-t
jit
Mar.
22-Jei!lei
..
j,,,.,,.
Mar.
25
Empret
.
?
(
Established
184
LAMB'S
RUM
AGED,
BLENDED
AND
MATURED
AT
THE
LONDON
DOCKS
"Lamb's
Fine
Old
Nan'
PROOF
OVEMROOl
Old
and
Good!
Ask
the
British
Nt'
On
sale
at
Ltqt.
direct
from
C
vr
quor
Control
Mu.
partmeni
V.
'
ROM
coast
to
coast,
Canadian
smokers
are
becoming
more
and
more
decided
in
their
preference
for
Winchester
Cigarettes.
More
rapidly
than
any
other
Canadian
cigarette,
Winchesters
have
won
their
way
to
the
top
in
public
favour
.
there
is
something
iti
knoiving
how
to
make
cigarettes.
Winchester
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
CIGARETTES
Blended
Rightl
V
mis
aavermeme;
;
ua;
p&
lished
or
dimila
ti
H
ft
Liauor
Contr..!
C
M
e
the
Oovernraent
cf
Br2a
Briti.ih
Coljinhii