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KING
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March
24,
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ItfCH
LIKE
NEW
YORK
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New
York
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a
good
deal
of
its
greatness
as
a
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v-.ij
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in
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anu
dis
tricts.
Vancouver
did
the
same
a
few
years
ago
when
it
included
almost
everything
between
the
Fraser
River
and
Burrard
Inlet
within
the
city
limits.
Now
comes
Ketchi-
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you
drop
an
'0x6
cube
into
your
cup
and
stir
it
into
a
cup
of
delicious
beef
tea
it
is
difficult
not
to
ro-
member
the
words
of
Sir:
Follett
Holt
that
this
cube
is
one
olbjllions
of
similar
cubes
produced
by
a
British
company
from
half
a
million
head
of
cattle
pastured
on
five
million
acres
of
land
and
manufactured
in
a
dozen
different
factories.
That
sounds
like
big
business.
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from
J25c
to
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-scluare'or
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to
$2
00
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to
$3.S5
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andj
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pkgs.
5C
and
10c
We
Deliver
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VICrOKIA
DOMINOES
TAKE
HOOP
SERIES
VANCOUVER,
March
2'4:
(CP)
Victoria
Dominoes
de-
.
feated
Vancouver
Province
34
'
to
27
here
last
night
in
the
j
fifth
and
deciding
game
to
j
capture
the
British
Columbia
Men's
Senior
A
bastatball
championship
for
the
second
'straight
year.
Each
team
had
previously
won
two
games.
Annettes
Beaten
By
Doodads
In
TOURNEY
FINISHED
Finals
Played
in
City
Badminton
Open
Series
Tor
Championship
Trophies
The
local
badminton
championship
series
was
completed
on
the
Armory
courts
last
night
with
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Miss
Margaret
McKay,
Mrs.
George
Mitchell,
Miss
Evy
Rivett,
Miss
Joan
Cross,
Miss
Dot
Patmore,
Wizner
Bryant,
H.
J.
Horton,
C.
J.
Norrington,
Walter
Cross,
William
Murray
and
Donald.
Blake
emerging
victors
after
sev-j
eral
hard
fought
struggles
In
the?
different
events:
Results
of
the
games
were
as'
follows:
J.
Murray
and
E.
Rivett
beat
B.
Cross
and
M.
Lawrence
15-9,
4-15,
',
15-7.
Miss
M.
McKay
beat
Miss
F.
Cross
15-8,
15-7.
J.
Horton
and
J.
Norrington
beat
P.
Mcintosh
and
R.
Bartlett
18-16,
13-15,
15-11.
Miss
E.
Rivett
beat
Miss
D.
Pat-more
11-2.
45-U.
11-8.
J.
Murray
and
D.
Blake
beat
O.
Young
and
E,
Wilding
15-12,
15-13.
Mrs.
G.
Mitchell
and
Miss
M.
McKay
beat
Mrs.
Horton
and
E.
Davis
17-1G,
17-14.
J.
Murray
beat
R.
Franks
15-9,
15-9.
Miss
D.
Patmore
and
J.
Cross
Kan
annexing
the
Charcoal
Pomtdistiict
in
that
city
andibeat
Miss
e.
Rivett
and
g.
Palmer
increasing
11s
population
irom
3U4y
to
4168
and
making
i18"17-
I51Z-
it
the
largest
city
in
the
territory
of
Alaska,
Juneau,
the)
w-
Bryant
beat
J-
Horton
18"13
PnnJfnl
tinvinrr
11
Yirvinilot
inn
nf
AfMO
5-15,
15-9.
Ketchikan
is
gradualy
catching
up
to
Prince
Rupert
.which
has
a
population
pf
slightly
over
six
thousand.
AN
AMERICAN
VIEW
OF
KING
me
oiiuneMuuu-ivtjviuw
oi
opoKane
recently
published
the
following
in
regard
to
King
Edward
VIII:
"King
Edward's
Sunday
morning
broadcast
was
admirablein
substance,
tone
and
spirit.
There
was
not
a
false
note
in
it.
It
attested
'the
young
King's
sagacity.
If
he
wrote
it
he
was
a
wise
man.
If
his
ministers
wrote
it
for
him,
he
showed
wisdom
to.
adopt
it."
Miss
P.
Cross
and
W.
Cross
beat
Mrs.
Horton
and
W.
Murray
15-6,
15-11.
T
Play
Ocean
Falls
As
a
result
of
this
tournament
the
following
players
will
repre
sent
Prince
Rupert
against
Ocean
Falls
on
Wednesday
night
at
the
Armory
courts:
Ladies'
singles
Miss
M.
McKay
and
Miss
E.
Davis.
Ladles'
doubles
Miss
C.
Mltclrell
and
Mrs.
G.
Mitchell.
Mrs.
Horton
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Overend.
Men's
singles
W.
Bryant
and
J.
Horton.
Men's
doubles
P.
Mcintosh
and
R.
BarUett,
W.
Murray
and
G.
C.
Mitchell.
Mixed
doubles
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cross,
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
J.
Norrington.
Ladies'
Bowling
In
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
last
night
Doodads
defeated
An
nettes
ana
Maccaoees
won
over
Rangers
as
follows:
Doodads
Ingram,
282;
F.
Smith
394:
Parent,
302;
Clccone,
303;
F.
Smith,
352;
total,
1633.
Annettes-Skattebol,
310;
Basso
Bert,
259;
Owen,
312;
Johnson
3G8;
Stone,
297;
total,
1540.
Maccabees
Colussl,
331;
Tur-
geon,
281;
Beale,
302;
Pettenuzzo
287;
Scott,
294;
total,
1495.
'
Rangers
Armour.
335;
West,
244;
Fortune,
248;
Letchford,
241;
Raybone,
255;
total,
1323.
High
average
scorer
was
F
Smith
Doodads)
with
197.
The
league
standing
to
date
O.
Ttl.
Av
Annettes
16
12375
773
Blue
Birds"
14
10351
739
Wanders
16
11585
724
P.
R.
Grads
14
9853
704
Doodads
1C
11459
71C
Maccabees
16
10751
72
'
Brunettes
14
8424
6fc
C
N.
R.
A.
,
14
8324
595
i
PAGE
TtTO
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
March
24
'SPORT'
GROTTO
IS
VICTORIOUS
Defeated
Moose
Last
Nitht
to
Win
Second
Half
and
Right
To
Play
Off
Angus
MacPhee
and
Severlno
Dominato
blasted
any
hopes
of
the
Moose
winning
or
tying
up
the
Second
half
of
the
Senior
League
basketball
season
last
night
when
the
Cigar
Store
crew
won
over
the
Lodgemen
47
to
29
before
a
small
crowd
of
fans.
The
Grotto
htcl
things
their
own
way
throughout
the
whole
game.
Half
time
.sere
was
16
to
7
with
the
Grotto
on
the
big
end.
The-Grotto
won
the
second,
half
and
will
meet
the
Moose,
who
won
the
first
half,
lor
the;
championship
of
the'
.senior
league.'
Canadian
Legion
tlefsated
the
Scythians
29
to
37
in
an
inter-'
mediate
tussle,
The
Scythians
had
a
three-point
lead
at
half
time,
score
being
.17
to
14.
In
the
second
half
Brown
and
Bryant
went
on
a
shooting
spiee
to
put
their
team
ahead.
.
High
School
smeared
the
Boy-Scouts
in
the
Junior
League
game
26
to
11.
Half
time
score
was
20-3
in
favor
of
the
Students.
Individual
.scoring:
Junior
League
High
School
t26t-r-Fulton
1I),
O'Neill
(7).
Yamanaka
(4).
Fitch
(1),
Lundquist
131,
Kanaya.
Boy
Scouts
f
11
)
Eastman,
Mon-
tesano
45),
Brown.
Llndseth
2),
Roma
3,
Hale,
Montesano.
Intermediate
League
Scythians
(29)
Dominato
(),'
Beynon
(14),,ltouston,
Murray
2),
Roma,
Currie
(5),
Letourneau
2),
Montesano.
Canadian
Legion
(37)
Brown
(13),
Bryant
UO),
Palmer
(4),
Sue
hiro,
Eby
'(2),
Hale.
Campbell
(8),
isasiman.
Senior
League
Grotto
47)
Stalker;
Morgan
(3),
W.
Murray
1)
Ratchford
(8),
Murray,
MacPhee
(20),
Dominato
(15).
Moose
-
29)
T.
Morrison
(1),
Stiles
(6)i
Mitchell
-9),
Smith,
R.
Morrison
(10),
Brown,
Campbell
(3).
SERIES
IS
EVENED
UP
Vancouver
and
SeatUe
Have
Jfcuh
Won
One
Oaine
in
Northwestern
Play-offs
VANCOUVER,
March
24:
(CP)
Vancouver
Lions
defeated
Seattie
Sea
Hawks
by
a.
score
of
C
to
4
here
last
night
to
even
un
Ins
Northwestern
H
6
c
k
p
y
Leigue
championship
play-offs
at
two
games
each.
Ladies'
Bowling
March
26
Brunettes
vs.
Blue
birds.C.N.R
A.
,vs.
P,
R.
Grads.
i
March
30
itangers
vs.
Annettes.
Maccabees,
vs.
Doodads.
April
2
Bluebirds
vs.
P.
R.'
Grads.
Brunettes
'vs;
'ON.R.A.
April
.6
C.R:A.
vs,
Rangerx
Doodads
vs.
Bluebirds.
April
9
P.R.
Grads
vs,
Annettes.
Brunettes
vs.
Maccabees.
April
13
Rangers
vs.
Bluebirds.
CJIJl.A.
vs.
Doodads.
April
16
Annettes
vs.
Brunettes.
Maccabees
vs.
P.R1
Grads.
April
.20--CN.R.A.
vs-
Annette'.
Maccabees
vs.
Bluebirds,
April
23
Rangers,
vs,
P.
R.
Grads.
Brunettes
,vs.
Doodads.
April
27
Maccabees
vs.
An
nettes.
Bluebirds'
vs.
CN-R-A.
April
30
Doodads
vs;
Rangen.
P.R.
Grads
-vs.
Brunettes.
May
4
Maccabees
vs.
C.N.R.A.
Bluebirds
vs;
Annettes.
May
7
Pit.
Grads
vs.
Doodads
Rangers
vs.
Brunettes.
TEN,
PN
STANDING
Rose,
Cowan
LatraL..L4
w.
..22
.0
Power
Corporatlon'J.i.X..'..
17
Knox
Hotel
17
Canadian
Legion'
;;.!..';..."...'..!.16
Moose
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Atlln
Flsherie.4
12
Elks
u
TRIPLETS
ARE
SMART
)
Larger
Multiples
of
Babies
Have
I
Advantage,
Says
Expert
BERKELEY,
CAUL.
March
24:
(AP)
Babies
who
come
in
the
higher
multiples
triplets;
quad-ruplest
and
quintuplets
have
a
considerable
advantage
over
thos-j
that
arrive
singly
or
as
twins.
This
Is
the
conclusion
of
Miss
Rosemary
Smith,
pre-school
ex
pert,
from
a
general
study
of-the
subject,
and
from
observation
of
the
Hall
triplets
Robin,
Laurel
ami
Roger.
These
children,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ansel
Hall
were
three
years
old
a
few
days
ago.
Hall
Is
chief
naturalist
oi
ihe
national
parks
service.
Here
are
some
of
the
things
he
triplets
have
learned
to
do
In
the
University
of
California's
educational
play
school,
according
to
Miss
Smith,
the
director.
20
17
18
22
Lace
their
own
shoes;
set
their
own
foods;
sleep
alone
fear
In
separate
rooms;
roller
skate;
draw
recognizable
pictures,
in
color,
of
cats,
trees,
men,
flowers,
bananas,
geraniums,
fish,
turtles,
boats
and
airplanes;
call
colors
correctly;
put
together
simple
Jigsaw
puzzles
faster
tha.i
some
adults.
he
sees
the
others
eating
It
and
soon
follows
suit."
In
spite
of
their
marked
similarity,
the
Hall
children
already
are
showing
some
divergence
In
tastes
and
aptitudes.
''I
can't
recommend
twins
from
an
educational
standpoint,"
says
Miss
Smith.
"The
tend
to
be
cither
all
wrapped
up
in
each
other
or
to
quarrel."
BOYS'
BOWI.INO
LEA
ft
HE
-
p.
ru
Av.
Trojans
G
4573
762
j
Tigers
11
8346
759
Squirts
11
7881
7KJf
Punks
10
6784
678
Big
Five
6
3751
625
Bombers
11
C677
607
Cubs
11
6015
547
Wolves
10
5199
520
JONES
Family
Market
PHONE
957
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Rib
Roll,
4
lbs.
&
1
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4
lbs.
1
lb.
Bacon
T-Bohe
Roast,
4
lbs.
&
1
lb.
Bacon
Rump
Roast
of
Beef,
6
lbs.
Si
i
lb.
Bacon
Shoulder
Roast
of
Veal
per
lb
-
Leg
of
Veal
6
lbs
Round
Steak
3
lbs
Sirloin
Steak
3
lbs.
Leg
of
Mutton
About
6
lbs
each,
per
lb
Shoulder
of
Lamb
4
lbs
Lamb
Chops
3
lbs
Veal
Chops
3
lbs
-
Shoulder
Roast
Pork
per
lb.
Leg
of
Pork
per
lb
j3Loln
of
Pork
13
Per
lb
lc
.Ayrshire
Bacon
per
lb
Side
Bacon
By
the
piece
per
lb.
$1
$1
$1
$1
10c
$1
SOc
50c
18c
SOc
SOc
SOc
15c
20c
20c
25c
25c
COMING
OF
-
LORD
NEAR
So
British-Israelites
are
Told
M
Meeting
Last
Night
About
thirty
members
and
victors
assembled
last
evening
in
the
Toe
11.
Rooms
for
the
semi
t
monthly
meeUng
of
the
local
British-Israel
Society
Vice-president
Sam
Massey
presiding.
The
speaker
for
the
evening
was
P.
H.
Linzey
who
gave
an
InspL-ing
address
on
"The
Coming
King,"
a
subject
of
paramount
importance
to
all
Christians.
The
return
of
the
Lord
to
take
over
the
rulershlp
of
the
world
was
referred
to
In
the
New
Testament
318
times.
The
Old
Testament
was
also
full
of
the
subject.
Yet
then
were
those
who
sneered
and
scoffed
and
asked
"where
Is
the
promise
of
His
coming?"
"We
believe
we
are
at
the
mld-
night
hour
"of
this
present
1.-
ipensation
,"
ideclared
Mr.
Llnzc:
.
.
.
.
.
table
correctly
and
carry
In
their:,.,,.
...
J
WlthOflt
t
vvaiwi5
via
iiic
wail
vail
iu
cieany
seen
ana
we
wouia
do.
un-
faithful
stewards
if
we
held
ouc'
peace
when
the
signs
of
His
com
Ing
are-
so
manifestly
apparent.
"The
BJble
clearly
teaches
that
ere
the
King
returns,
there
is
to
be
witnessed
on
this
earth
tne
most
desperate
struggle
of
armetl
I
frces
th
In
hls-
Tho.
nnrt
othrr
aphlPvPm
"
precedent
orv-
Armagcfldon
is
the
ancient
stamp
the
triplets
as
definitely
I
superior
to
most
children
the'rhU1
nncl
vallev
of
Meglddo
west
age,
Miss
Smith
says.
f
tne
Jordan.
In
the
Plains
of
"The
fact
they
are
triplets
is
the
'Jeareel.
The
purpose
apparenUy
chief,
and
possibly
the
only
rea-;wn'
be
confiscation
of
the
for
their
natural
resources
of
Palestine.
Li
son,
rapid
development,"
she
explains.
The
three
minds
are
better
than
one.
It's
the
group
idea.
When
one
Of
the
triplets
eral
plan.
They
imitate
each
other.
What
one
learns
to
do,
the
others
learn
and
thus
their
abilities
are
more
varied
and
multiplied.
One
result
ireuiuy,
u
win
oe
ine
lasi,
sup-Ireme
effort
of
the
powers
of
dark-(ness
to
destroy
Christianity
and
suggests
something,
the
others
de-lthe
Unlted
Israel
Qt
God-
The
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vrirm
ihp
irion
nnri
mpVi
nrtrit
Viuilong
battle
between
good
and
own
original
thought
to
the
gen-
evil,
truth
and
error.
'"The
near
approach
of
the
Prince
of
Peace
to
take
over
the
rule
cf
this
world
should
give
us
intense
Joy
and
we
should
be
the
most
hopeful
and
Jubilant
of
all
people
of
the
Imitative
Instinct
is
that
the
!as
we
lae
lnto
mT
a
ne
triplets
eat
everything.
While
oneworlcl
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from
the
dominion
may
not
care
for
a
dish
at
first.;01
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