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vv.
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di
24-
-SparKpmga
vs.
itan-Knckotrts
vA.
Grotto;
A'n-
.A,
vr,
Dootwdts;
Blucmrcu
vs.
r':h
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vs
Grotto;
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7
-Annettes
vs.
sparicp.ugs;
N,
R,
A.;
Grotto
vs.
Bliie-
lAssmifl
FOR
SALE
5
casn.
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30th
of
Anrll
1937.
af'il
lh
"h
day
of
March.
1037.
PrUw
Rtipyrt.
-B.
O.
"fi
MTIIKME
rovilT
OF
llKlllHll
n
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or
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to
II
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-
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WATT,
t4
th.
ii.u
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Prbim-
Rupert.
B
O
LT
Of
MMCU
1937.
-j
VSPORTT
FIELD
IS
SERIES
IS
NARROWED1
EVENED
UP
l'rince
Rupert
City
Tournament
Is
Vancouver
Lions
Defeat
Spokane
Nearing
Completion
Mitchell
11-15.
18-16,
15-13.
Miss
M.
Lawrence
and
P.
Mcintosh
defeated
Miss
M.
McKay
and
C.
3,
Norrlngton
18-13,
15-3.
Jack
Gibson
and
Jack
Davis
won
.Jlilln'i.
TIav
1
0
tAntlii
Vawii
tl.,J.
n.
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t
.
I.
f
n
.1
(CSV
J.
McRae
15-10.
15-12.
'
p
"Woods
and
E.
Norrls
won
from
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uoi
SALE
Modern
.r
hotel
at
ir,
Hy-
,
.
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.
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Rov
Ftanks
nnrt
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A.
Cull
1S.12.
1S-
pr.
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excpiipni
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sum
db
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in
11
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for'
the
kitchen
range.eated
Mlss
F-
Thompson
and
E.
hPl-f.
Xr
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Phnna
1
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INOrriS
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HaIIma
Hill
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m
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X
I
km
Vt-,G.
Willett
won
from
Miss
Marcaret
Miiunt,
racmrv
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mint..
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6-15,
15-13.
18-10.
The
draw
for
tonight's
games:
C.
N.
K.
A.
Hall
8:00
Mrs.
Young
and
J.
Gibson
rouna
mirrors;
574.50.
Furnish
'vs.
Miss
G.
Palmer
and
J.
Davis
w
-
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.
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RENT
vv
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1
WANTED
Miss
E.
Rivett
vs,
and
Miss
Joan
Crass.
9:00
C.
J.
Norrlngton
Franks.
vs.
Roy
Rupert
Hall
7:30
E.
Norrls
vs.
Roy
Franks.
LONDON,
March
18:
(CP)
Clippers.
Six
to
One
Spokane
had
won
the
first
game
2
to
0.
Mrs.
McMordie
Going
Strong
Former
Local
Lady
Is
Showing
People
of
Nelson
How
Had-minion
Should
be
Played
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie,
formerly
of
this
city,
continues
activity
ns
a
tennis
and
badminton
player
in
Nelson
where
she
now
resides
and
where
'1.
Mc-Mdrdfc
is
manngei
of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Recently
Mrs.
McMordie
entered
the
finals
of
lhe
Nelson
city"
badminton
championships,
her
partner
being
W.
Tilane
who
was
with
Me
I
land
surveying
firm
of
Ritchie
andj&
Airnew
horn
In
the
earl
v
d.'ivf.
!..
t
-
r
.
:
"
-
iviiss
t.i3ie
uavis
,
LA!)
IKS'
ItOWLING
'Grotto
1391.
Spark
Plugs
1350.
Rangers
1045,
Knockouts
1000.
nl..
T
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J
ftn
a
il.t.
nni
8:00
Mrs.
G.
Willett
and
P.'
Association
isociatlon
1584,
1584,
Doodads
Doodads
1472
1472.
woods
vs.
Miss
C.
Morgan
and
A.
Cull.
9:00-G.
Willett
vs.
Walter
Cross,
SPORT
CHAT
commemorated,
Gloucestershire'
Cathedral
window
j
and
reference
is
maae
to
this;
curlfcrsltv
in
the'
Gloucester
Dio-'
I
Progress
in
the
city
badminton'
VANCOUVER.
March
18
Van-
Window,
the
tournament
with
the
completion
couver
l.inn
ivimh
m
thn
o--i.
in
England,
of
the
following
games
last
eve
.
V.
.
I
V,
l
U
J
VIIV
AMV
WOLVERHAMPTON,
England
March
18:
CP)
S.
Aillis,
fair-haired
centre-half
of
Wolver
hampton
Wanderers
Football
Club
oiue
uiius
joui,
niuieiiea
iuuo.
,
jP,i;.,i
m,n
Canadian
National
Recreation
'
sttulvlnk
'
PrcnA
an.l
;,
i...,
ru.rt
lWr.
Higlv
average-Mrs.
Harold
Ray-
.
llltn
Sl.ll(llai,
bone.
Rangers.
223.
,-
..
:.
-
v.
.iiL-
1
.
J.
ST()CKil()LM,'MnriH21(CP).1.
'
LONDON.
Marth
18:
(CPr--,
Ps'iavo
Nuripi
WTTiniiish
The
M.C
C.
has
decided
to
ur-,
long-distance
ninner,.iias
offered
Nearly
1,000
teachers
have
been
range
a
match
belween
the
crick-
to
train
Kaerlerna
Jonsson,
Sweil
trainel
at
the
five
women's
physi.
et
team
now
touring
Australia,
ish
long-distance
star
who
fin-
cal
training
colleges
in
England
captained
by
Gilbert
Allen,
and
ished
third
in
;tlie
r,(100-nietri.fs
since
1885
when
the
first
of
the
the
Rett
of
England,
to
bo
played
at
the
.Dei
1
in
Olympiad,
'provided
institutions
was
established,
at
Lord's
May
2G,
27
and
28.
lie
will
go
to
'I'iirlannT
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
hy
the
Government
of
British
Colinnb'.a
'TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
METLAKATLA
HOOP
GAMES
With
Seniors
Losing
MKTLAKA'TLA..
March
18:
-
'The
Tort
.Simpson
Athletic
Uuh
yero
-confidet
esan
Magazine.
"One
of
the
Mw
.......
.
.
i
4
...:a...
r
IVi
it,l-r(Vi'ill..ra
"Vinirl
li
visit
1ft
Met-
fnHn
thf
t.'lli
it
t
L.
Ill-
"
II
.
Hxmmi
il
m
m
1HJ
T
Hal
VtCTOHU.IC
la
and
three
against
the
visitors.!
TrT,AT
They
were
all
minor
penaltieV
JJIJYiVJl
1
I
UI
1
'
and
nobody
was
hurt,
the
ganvJi
ending
with
the
visitors
on
the.
lif7l?C
I
TD
short
end
of
25
to
11.
y
1Y1U
V
L'u
Ul
,n
o
lrf
Simpson
IntermedinteH
Win
lhe
winners
with
12
and
I'eto
Defeated
Nelson
5
to
4
Last
Night
in
a
part
pi
a
Alexcee
for
the
visitors
with
4
.
Ih
Allan
Cup
I'laydouns
points,
..
'
"
i.i
The
visitors,
although
'beaten..
EDMONTON,
March
18:
In
the
i
'tan!
wmwm
MM;
fident
thai
they
could
third
game
of
the
British
Co
les
in'
their
horivi
Iumbia.-Alberta
Allan.
Cup.
hockey
the
Gloucester
Cathedral
depicts
'
Inkntln
last-
Saturday
wilh
their
town
and
at
their
own
hall,
whore
-play-downs
last
night;
Edmonton
fi,
rtf
m4n
nVivin
.what.
two
teams,
uie
jnicriiifuiaiufl
in
n
me
reiurn
gainus
win
uc
im.ij-cu..
usicavtu
apparently
golf"
the
magazine
j
s.
1
intermediate
Came
'
"
'
of
golf
was
known
m
uioirearw'
ih
omiinH
....i..v.Mv.,
,
shire
In
the
lie
Coast
Hockey
League
play-offs
1
nomas,
Lord
nine
continues
lo
narrow
down
the
lnf
n!.vt
i
v,
trv,.rt..-
tha
vears
1340-1350
in
m:iorv
ol
(
-
-
---
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,u
Wlt
vdiituuvLi
ruiuiii
-
-fnuf
1
ne
neiuor
name
muii-ich
t.
i
-
:.
mii.u
iin
i
i,ur..T
i
mir.n
Tiie
local
boys
jllsplaycd
-
wv.
ijv
urir
iLU
p;
nflKHllf
I
nnarc
l
vw-...
...w..
.
i-
..
uwsn
i-aimer
ii-o,
11-1.
will
be
nlayed
here
Fridav
nieht
01
uamis
aim
11.
is
uiuugui,
.
hnr
eh
rfc.
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
S.
Ward
lhe
winSlS
team
to
meet
the
by-aome
that
the
figure
thus
de-
e
game
Then;
won
from
Miss
F.
Cross
and
Geo.
league
leadinu
Portland
Burkm-on
P!cted
commemorates
cne
who
was
"?
ne
""""J?
"
mediaeval
devotee
of
the
'vc
mniiuea
o,
,..a,,
v
in
in
ihn
the
,hnta.w-
championship
fii
final.
a
game
Ths
gre-at
east
window
of
Glouces-
s''
ny
vnC
visuors
r-oiv.i.i
i
unt
rvniv
tho
hw.
hy
White
on
a
iroo
Ihrow.
At
the
est
church
window
in
England,
but
&
of
the
first
period
the
local
n
the
world,
and
the
figure
has
were
leading
by
a
12;
to
4
count,
Opening
up
-.the
.second
ha
f
for
long
teen
designated
'The
Gloucester
Goirer.
'
"
Wllh
a
huriit
of
ltee.d.;tlie
locals
...
.
.
aj'.nin
outscored
the
visitors
and
About
1,000,000
spectators
saw
held
them
'at
Wy..
throughout
the
he
five
test
cricket
matches
he-
entire
game.
At
this
period
Port
tween
England
"and
Australia
this
Simpson
.sent
jn
tdibslitutes
from
season.
For
ths
.ftrst
four
tents
their
Intermediates1-bjit
failed
to
the
attendaneei.
totalled
709,125
get
anywhere.
Kleveu
pe'rsohsjn
persons,
who
paid
an
-OBSrcgate
of
were
eimlkrd
up
agifinst
Mctlaknt-
about
$330,000
in
gate
receipts.
T'.ic
;
;
'
biggest
crowd,
setting
a
world
re-.,
cord,
was
349.534
for
the
six-days
'
...
play
in
the
third
test
at
Melbourne,
where
the
rceip't?
wcrs
$145,000.'
At
Brisbane
in
th
flr.X
Interna-
:
tlciial
match,
05,577
people
,pii
about
$38,500
and
ths
?r:cnd
tesi
J
at
Sydney
brought
12C140
persons
i".
o
paid
$G1,000..
The
fourth
at
;Adita'de
al?o
went
six
days,
during
which
167,870
persons
paid
$85,-
800
admission
fs3s.
In
Dick
Leigliloii
was
high
scorer
it
i-
.
I.
.
.
.
T
a..
1
Uv!r4mi.f
a
The
JIon.
A.
.
It.
DaciV,
ttfto
wo
Iprrriiitr
of
Briilth
0(itiuliu
'Jrvtn
Afuri-h
39,
J7,
'l
.'4iiiit
J,
itltl.
He
uro
choHen
head
of
the
govern-'merit,
fallowing
the-
Ulnena
of
lion.
'V'ySttitht.
Mitring
the
Hon.
Davie'
'(!
of
office,
the
Trunironlinental
Mull
way
ir'ag
completed,
uhirh
brvUflit'iii
iln
uake
u
gtea't
inrreate
uf
.population
and
economic
e.ipaH'
A
in
iitiial
-during
perioiln
of
prosperity
ttnd
expanion,
hi
Cor.
krtiment
via
unmarked
hy
any
political
'Con
tforergy
'iif
pole.
Lager
Beer
w
GOOD
f3IHEF.'LtV
I
SS
msaWotPr
-d7me
mMda
SHoui
rD
coQMgT
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OPP
HOUR
SHOES
d
yWi""no
.1
87
i'lfifii-
Nelson
by
a
score
-
of
5
to
4.
'
iho
VMsnn
Manle
Leafs
arcnow
the
opening
intomc'dlatfr
.3yt
'b'fjiie'scMes.
'The
'first
game
ine
locals
v-..,
went
uown
-
"
to
'14Mi
cntnrv
Thr
ning,
with
a
....
10
iv
ncore
wnr
-
went
10
an
overumi:
uiaw
uuu
-w.c
l-i
!
church
wlndo-A
the
Tklctlakalla
henlor.s
wn
avcr
"'
""'
lu
"
luu'""
second;
Was
won
Dy
Kamonioiv
z
Iv
their
opponents
With
a
sate
incr-
MacXay
and
Cooper
for
the
visi:
,t
t
..
'
.
.
...
f
w
was
cit-i
ere-W
J
4y
li
i
'
'
.
,
n.-
rni-AVpd
Hunil
v
shooters.
Rnar-
...
Bradstone.
between
P'"
w
t;
,'7
nftinlh
,.fiSn(!clIv.iv.
,
v,,.
for
the
losers
wUh
8
points
Th6
-
ng.Uke
wcathcr
game
was
fast
and
clean
all
the
'
',.
.
H1j
urni
hoht9
away
from
win-
way
and.
alth,ugh
9
personal
were
chalked
tip
':
tors
and
7
against
against
the
visi-
.L
L,
Z
Metlakatla.
re,l.nc,u.
':,uuul
".,H,'B"
ft.....
..lfc.M,l.l
Itnir.
I!m
me
will.l'
i'i
Norway
mi
'ouu,
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r"1
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1
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...
.....
I
llW
IJU
"V1U,
Aiier
tne
interval,
ine
iocii.s
pulled
up
but
were
unable
to
come
through.
At
the
final
Whistle
the
score
stood
$3-10
for
the
visitors.
Referees
OUs
lightoii,
Metla-Ualta
;
C.
'Green,
Port
Simpson.
Time-Keepers
M,
Clifton
and
V.
Scott.
Scorers
Percy
Hyim
and
C.
Mitc'Kay.
KOUfill
PLAY
IN
IRELAND
DUBLIN,
March
18:
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liective
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