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Chesterfield
groups-
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tables
with
It
$2.95;
dressers
$9.95:
baplete
$13.95.
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opportunity
:.'etime.
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quickly.
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he
space.
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I
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range.
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Another
exciting
game
was
played
111
the
Junior
Football
League
last
evening
when
King
Edward
High
School
(first
year)
defeated
Booth
Memorial
School
by
four
goals
to'three
kick-off
when
Kihara
converted
jMcKay's
pass
close
in.
Booth
then
attacked
and
SImundson
picked
up
a
chanc;
0
e,iuaizei
,Kh
at
"tacked
but
always
KeavH
and
bYour
home
with
brand
iS'inbferj'
cleared.
Booth
went
Ir-'orv
sumnles.
6a
niece.
Jne!'a
w.nen
l,mez
auueu
a
good
room
groups
$184
ideal
llRD
AND
ROOM
lAiid
board.
Phone
Green
(102)
goal
and
then,
from
Gomez'
our-
aer
Cameron
ieatjed
a
fine
goal.
'
The
second
half
found
High
attacking
and
Booth,
defence
was
over-run.
McKay
scored1
and
then
Baker
equalized.
SlacJc
defence
work
on:
the
part
of
Booth
backs'
let
McKay
in
for
another
goal
from
Holkestad'H
corner.
Zbura
saved
splendidly
three-
times
ia
succession
and
this
player's
display
provided
the
high
points
of
the
closing
exchanges.
Cameron
got
away
but
Beynon
'apd
Scherk
were
safe.
Teams
:
High
School
Long;
Husoy,
Beynon;
Cottk,
Scherk,
Bussey;
ICIhara,
Judge,
McKay,
Baker,
Holkestad.
Booth
Zbura;
L.
Keays,
Sua.-berg;
Watt,
Franks,
McCrimmon;
McLean,
Hougan,
Cameron,
Si-mundson,
(lomez.
High
School
was
best
served
bj
Beynon,
Scherk,
Kihara,
McKay,
Bakr
and
Holkestad.
For
Booth
Zbura
was
outstanding.
Keays
was
good
in
his
first
game.
Sun-berg,
Watt,
Cameron
and
Gomez
were
the
pick
of
the
others.
There
wag
a
bigger
attendance
and
the
spectators
saw
a
fast!l-
The
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
P
A
High
Sfhool
;y.T
0
0
4
3
Booth
A
1
16
7
Borden
.0
1
0
3
TODAY'S
SCOKES
National
League
Chicago
5,
Pittsburg
6.
Brooklyn
6,
New
York
9.
Boston
6,
Philadelphia
4
(11
Innings).
American
League
Detroit
3,
Cleveland
12.
New
York
4,
Washington
2.
St.
Louis
0,
Chicago
12.
Philadelphia-Boston,
rain.
WEDNESDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Brooklyn
3,
New
York
2.
Boston
4,
Philadelphia
7.
Cincinnati
10,
Chicago
3.
St.
Louls.-pittsb.urg,
rain.
American
League
New
York
6,-
Washington
1.
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
7.
St.
Louis
5,
Detroit
11.
Philadelphia-Boston,
rain.
.COAST
GYRO
CLUB
Ladies'
Bowling
League
Results
La)st
Night's
Hay
Involves
No
Changes
in
Standings
Playing
of
last
night's
fixtures
in
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
ret
salted
in
no
changes
in
the
standings
of
the
teams.
-?The'
leading
Annette's
had
no
difficulty
in
winning
over
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
while
second
place
Rangers
had
a
handy
victory
oyer
Grotlo.
The
evening's
scores
were
as
follows:
Blue
Birds,'
1592;
Doodads,
1507.
Annette's,
17..8;
Canadian
"Na
tional
Recreation-
Association;
i:i08.
'
fSpark
Pings,
1501;
Knockouts
open
game
with
good
football
all!
Rangers,
1722;
Grotto,
155G
through.
I
Mrs.
Harold
Raybone
or
Kanl
gers
was
high
average
scorer
with
232.
The
standing
to
date
is
as
Annette's
24
204G1
853
Rangers
24
19G49
818
Blue
Birds
21
17635
735
Doodads
24
17428
726
Spark
Plugs
24
1G945
706
Knockouts
24
16363
682
C.
N.
R.
A
24
15825
659
MANY
GARDKNS
EDMONTON,
April
29:
(CP)
Garden
enthusiasts
stormed
the
Edmonton
Horticultural
Society
offices
here
for
plots
on
which
to
grow
vegetables
and
flowers.
About
2,000
lots
have
been
rented
at
nominal
cost
and
the
remain
der
assigned
to
relief
recipients
flee.
Brigadier
Walter
J.
Carruthers,
divisional
commander
of
the
Sal-
rnrns
of
the
Armv.
He
will
also
EQ
SPORT
GHAT
To
settle
a
wager,
earnest
London
golfera
will
soon
be
tryinjr
to
djriW'
a
Wf
ball'
from
Pieei-dilly
CircuB
to
the
Rank
of
Eng.
land
in-
less
than
50
strokes.
Abel
Myburg,-
wjvjT
recently
lITliTnn.iswam
333
miles
in
theVaal
River
in
IV
A
IIMN
6
I?
i'n
Sonth
Africa
in
26
hours,
wili
JlU
Tf
lilllLjIV
go
to
England
next
year
arida
t-
!
tempt
the
Channel-crossing.
Takes
Five
Pin
League
Honors
I
'
For
Sea-sojv
Taxi
Second
j
Rogers,
who
rstands
six
In
Ten
Pins
fet
seve-il
inches.defeated
C
T.
-
'Tfnllng,
who
is
bnly-two
Inches
Gyro
Club
cinched
City
Five
'shorter,
in
three
sots
in
the
Pad-Pin
Howling
league
honors
by
dington
Club's
tennis
tournament
winning
one
game
fnom
Five.
in
London.
Jokers
in
the
last
fixlurp.
Gyroly
-
-
Club
won
two
out
of
the
seas-
For
his
services
as
scorer
High
scored
right
from
theson's
lh"
blovlu.
Old
Empress
throughout
the
recent
tour
of
the
U
rushed
second
as
a
j-mbuH
of
aiarieiione-cricKet
i;tiiD
ana
as
a
winning
one
block.
shedding
present,
a
wallet
full'
of
In
the
City
Ten
Pin
League
nntes
was
given
V.
Ferguson
of
Six
Five
Taxi
finished
ln
second
Mfcourn
after
the
last'.
Test
place
by
virtue
fif
winning;
a
play
match,
off
with
Printers.
In
tho
rax-trans
play-off,
the
Taxi
Men
led
by
a
Professional
bike
riding
is
mak-i
margin
of
500
pins,
their
aggre-
WK
strides
in
Kngland
with
gate
being
0.,!)
while
Printer?
two
six-day
events
scheduled
in
total
was
452ft.
High
average
London
and
Lharlie.
Holland,
scorer
for
the
play-off
was
English
amateur
champion,
is
ex-Schriaberg
ef
Six
Five'
Taxi
wilh
Pctod
to
turn
pro..
105.
.
After
many
reverses
the
bookies
got
their
oWn
back-at,
Birmingham
track
in
Kngland
when
not
a
single
favorite
came
home
in
front
in
any
of
the
six
events
on
I
he
card.
A
new
world
record
of
&(
min
utes,
19
1-5
seconds
for
the
seven-
mile
walk
was
made
by
J.
Mikael-
mile
walk
was
made
bv,.J,
M'ik-aelsson
of
Sweden
-at
thp
White
City
track
meet
in
I-ondon.
Ken
Hydew'21-yearflta
Liverpool
T
'j"
'
-!?
'
--I
J'-
tU
.
...
university
smuem,
ruis
uicuiil-
plrshed
a
feat
tried
by
others
fot
njpe
years
the
defeat
of
ictoi
Barna
of
Hungary,
five
times
world
champion
at
table
lennis.
A
three-year
plan
to
bring
out
standing
oreign
athletes
to
Bri
tain
to.
provide
stiff,
competition
for
British
athletes
training
foi
the
19
jQ.
-Olympus,
has
beeiv
A
ranged.
'
Brotlier
and
sistei.
.finjshed
first
and
second
in
the
roliei
figurq
skating
championship
of
Great
Britain,
held
in
Birmingham.
They
were
H.,
J.'"Lidsto'ne
and
Joan
Lidstone.
The
society
of
-Sussex
Dawns-men
is
fighting
againsta
lease
t
the
Seaford
Golf
Clu'arguing
against
encroachment
on
public-amenities.
Spectators
at
a
football,
match
in
Southwold,
Eng.
were
startled
by
a'
shout
above
"Look
out
be
low."
From
a
water
tower
under
construction
a
man
had
a
fall
not
seriously
hurt.
Racehorse
breeding
and
training
is
the
hobby
of
two
sisters,
the
Misses
Keyser
of
Aldermastoti
Court
near
Reading,
England:
The
sisters
never
bet
,n
fhem.
TRAPPERS
Cohunbh
and
Alaska!
leli
W111
J?
price,
evening's
train
to
visit
interior
for
Beaver
and
Muskrat.
Other
furs
at
value.
to
Edmonton
and
Winnipeg
in
both
I
FRANK
LOCKy,OOD
of
which
cities
he
has
daughters.
Phone
Hlue'
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r
5m
'trXtt
m
OrMnary
Beerh
CROWNING
OATH
REVISED
(Continued
trom
uaue
od1
the
Church
of
England,
and
tht
doctrine,
worship,
discipline,,
ani
government
thereof,
as
by
law
es
tablished
in
England?
It
wilf
be
seen
lhat
under
th.
oM
oath
the
promise
to
maintain
the-
"Protestant
Reformed
Reli
gion
established
by
"law"
was
subject
to-
no
geographical
limi
tations,
but
it
Is
now
confined
to
maintaining
it
"in
the
Unilel
Kingdom'
only.
In
its
tlatest
form
oath
covers
alt
the
memlers
of
the
British
Commonwealth,
but
in
those
dir
ections
where
it
does
not,
th;
limitation"
is
explicity
stated.
The
modifications
are
slight,
but
they
make
clearer
the
fine
shades
of
the-
modern
position.
"Gradually,"
says
the
Manches
ter
Guardian,
"we
have
shed
from
the
ceremonial
accession
and
coronation
the
harsh
religious
phraseology
of
17th-century
ex-clusiveness;
though
the
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measurements
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WhJe
wgUl.ahegdl..,.
JiValXu!lhp;p.ek
i(nJ.r-neatdf
You
yanltcd
the
bov
pvc
with
the
paddle
.
.
.
yanked
and
yanked
till
the
good
old
paddle;
bent.
Do
you
remember?
Bui
it
didn't
break
..
,
.
and
oyer
the
cam.
Boy,
oh
boy
I
Some
'chute
I
How
good
it
wat
to
pull
up
in
the
eddy
below
,
.
.
(ill
your
pipe
with
Old
Chum,
and
take
a
spell.
Words
ust
can't
do
fustic
ta
the
soothing
satisfaction
of
the
first-fragrant
whiffs
of
smoke!
And
how
smoothly
the
mild
Virginia
Flake
drew,
in
that
old
pipe
of
yours
I
"There
is
no,
other
tobacco
Just
like
Old
Chum".
So
that,
every
one
can
dnjoy
it.
Old
Chum
is
cut
coarse
for
tbe
pipe,
cut
fine
for
rolling
your
owri.
There
is
no
other
tobacco
just
like
Old
Chum
RIANY
ARE
IN
FIELD
(Continued
rrom
raee
1)
day
Include,
the
following:.
Albernl-Nanalmo
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
mines,
renominated
Liberal
candidate
the
first
formal
nomination
nso
far
in.
this
riding".
,
;
'
wack
E.
D.
Barrow,
mem
(
ocr
of
the
last
legislature,
renomi
nated
Liberal
candidate
the
first
formal
nomination
so
far
In
this
'
.-idlng.
,
''.
Vancouver
Mfeast
Mrs,-
janvej
Barclay
arid"Ctiarles
A.
Donovan
nominated
Liberal
candidates
for
this
riding
which'
was
represented
in
the
last
legislature
by
Harold
Winch,
C.
C.
F,
and
JacrCPrlce,
or.-
mejr
C.
C.
F.
and
now
Social-Recon
structive,
Two
Social
Credit
candi
dates
are
already
in
the
field
here.
Bnrnaby
William
Grieve,
Liberal,
nominated.
Social
Credit
af-ready
In
field..
Seat
was
held
in
last
legislature
by
E.
E.-
Which,
C,
CP.'.
Revelstoke
Harry
Johnston,
LI
arrt
criaracter
of
me
monarchy.!
beral
flrst
formai
nomlnaUon
In
once
its
most
vital
cnaractenstij
tnls
rlding
wbich
was
represented
stands
unshaken,
it
has
ceased
trln
last
legislature-
by
Dr.
W.
H.
be
an
'rritant
challenge
to
those-j
Sutneriandi
Liberal,
retiring.
of
other
faiths.
-
comox-Coiin
Cameron,
C.
C.
P.,
first
nomination
In
this,
riding
re-;
S.
J.
Jabour
sailed
yesterday
af-1
presented
In
last
legislature
by
L.
ternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for'
A.
Hanna,
Liberal
a
trip
to
Stewart
and
Premier
on!
Saanich
Norman
WhlUaker,
insurance
business.
Liberal
member
in
Jast
legislature,
CASM
'
-
-rvj
renominated.
Conservative
and
Social
Credit
candidates
already
In
the
field.
';
Grand
Forks-Greenwood
E.
C
Henniger.
veteran
Liberal,
JpprnJj
hated
to"
contest
'this
riding
Ifor
party.
Last
member
'wasVOMcj
Pherson)
Liberal,
retiring.
'J.
.
,
..;v
f,
THE
Mi'
.
v
SEAL
QUALlIty
GOLD
SEAlf?'
Fancy
Red
Sockeye;
PINK
SEALlf"
,
Finest
Pink
Salmort:
'
.
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
cannhig.
company
with,'
arf.1ill
the
year
round
payroihln
Prince
Rupert,
4it
re
TTDSJ7
P.
CRAVETTO
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fourth
Street
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