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name
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the
brilliance
and
elegance
of
Qnvx
Shoe
styles
for
Spring!
The
dainty
tie
(sketched
above)
is
typical
of
the
luxurious
footwear
we
are
snowing
to
harmonize
with
your
new
suit
or
afternoon
ensemble.
But,
a
word
to
the
wise,
come
in
early
while
size
ranges
are
complete!
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delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advatxe
Paid
in
advance,
per
week
Paid
In
advance,
per
month
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
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and
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States,
yearly
period,
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other
countries,
per
year
.
86
9i
Wednesday.
March
2,
1938.
MANY
DEIJTS
PAID
At
the
end
of
the
week
a
local
businessman
paid
-an
old
debt
amounting
to
thirty
dollars.
This
enabled
the
second
party
to
pay
two
old
debts
and
to
buy
a
few
extra
luxuries
for
the
family.
Each
of
the
persons
Teceivin
rr
tne
smaller
payments
passed
it
on
"
again
'
on
account
""""
of
'fur
Annette's,
Hangers
and
Merchan-tettes
Tied
For
Top
Spot
:In
Bou
ling
League
As
a
result
of
last
night's
play
in
the
Ladies
Bowling
League,
three
teams
are
now
tied
for
the
1
1
league
jeaaersnip.
Tney
are
An
nette's,
Rangers
and
Merchan-tettes.
The
Rangers
scored
a
clean
sweep
three
game
to
nil
victory
1
1
over
Annette's
while
Merchantettes
i
were
winning
two
to
one
over
Big
I
Sisters.
In
the
other
fixtures
last
'night,
Blue
Birds
defeated
Tele-i
phone
Girls
(hrea
games
'to
'nil
while
Knox
Hotel
won
two
to
one
;over
Our
Gang.
High
avenue1
'scorer
for
the
evening
was
Mrs
Harold
Raybone
of
Rangers
with
233.
Individual
scoring
last
night
was
as
follows:
MERCHANTETTES
1
2
3
Collusi
189
123
139
"jMadill
150
115
106
iMoulden
.93
99
205
500
Halliday
120
149
147
12
iLaBelle
153
189
94
SO
Handicap
33
33
3J00
Total
.738
9XK
BIG
SISTERS
1
B.
Dickens
.187
E.
Dickens
-......
"92
-
.02-e.
RothwelJ
"s..l60
.25
jM.
Bond
In
addition
to
being
"Save
the
Vision
AVeek"
this
is
al-'
piine
'diRLs-so
"Traffic
Safety
Week"
and
with
a
good
many
it
seems
Jonnsori
as
if
it
was
"Pay
Your
Debts
Week."
That
seems
a
ter-
JS?
nble
way
to
usher
in
the
first
week
of
spring
but
they
are
AnderLn
"7.
an
juuil
uujucls.
.Fritz
ine
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
drawinc-snpf-l
Handicap
mu
mau
!L
ia
nilgai
10
crowu
ne
anver
s
seat.
icroxford
unuer
tnis
regulation
of
traffic
might
come
the
nron-
iiaridicap
n
iu
warn-on
tne
sioewaiK.
just
as
on
tne
street
ped-
estrians
shniilrl
kpnn
tn
fVio
viirVit
Tm
o
i.nnnf
in..
.i.u
Total
driving
and
the
rock
drilling
is
hdard
and
the
hammers
Merchanlettes
and
saws
'will
-soon
be
making
so
much
rloise
that
'it
"Will
Rangers
be
impossible
to
sense
a
vawn.
iBig
Sisters
sisters
...
!121
Total
.'
901
the.
i
IphtB
Km,.,
f.
,
!f
-li:"
r
ANNETTES-
.
1
,
.
iH1
su
weiure
me
present
AveeK
Owens
end
is
difficult
to
foretell.
It
just
shows
how
far
reaching
-'Basso-Bert
o
w.i.
tixct
ui
umu
iiiun
trying
10
mane
good
hy
settling
an
KaiieD0
P.
Dickens
Johnson
i
i
Total
.121
171
.193
i705
..
C8
..204
.1175
.135
..129
,:108
ial
at
ention
to
traffic
safety
this
week.
It
synchdnizesi
with
the
beginning
of
the
traffic
year
Avhen
the
owners!
Total
blue
birds-
?
ot
cars
purchase
their
new
licenses.
With
the
license
Pierce
126
each
owner
has
received
a
bulletin
telling
him
how
to
Boulter
2
drive
and
what
to
avoid.
It
draws
attention
to
the
fact
"artwis
j20
T
-
,
"."?
V
",uco
au
,,UUI
1,1
e
eny
is
illegal
Tureeon
196
No,
Vancouver,
we
are
not
yawning
just
now.
Theft
oaS?
,
awakening
has
come.
The
jaws
have
set
with
a
snap
anil
.Knox
Hotel
12
i
we
are
very
much
alive
and
wide
awake.
(Telephone
airis
'.
8
708
2
153
143
143
'112
V.
Alexander
.
65
Mrs.
Dickens
'115
Handicap
.60
11
Total
.....:685
C82
RANGERS
1
2
Raybone
.185
174
'Berg
138
150
Yager
..206
134
Hallberg
146
125
'Ballinger
154
208
Handicap
'72
72
152
2
71
editor
the
suggestion
was
made
that
people
should
cross
'ciccone
'J43
109
tuc
stieei,
oniy
ai
streei
intersections.
What
seems
yet
"ten
157
more
important
isnhat
they
cross
at
right
angles
and
In2ram
147
avoid
jay-walking.
The
street
often
seems
dear
when
SS,-h
iJS
piouii
ami
1a
iu
uaa
uui,
oy
Hie
nine
iney
are
on
tne
other
side,
half
a
dozen
cars
may
pass.
Jay
walking
is
always
dangerous.
That
may
be
why
so
many
people
do
it.
AKE
WE
YAWNING?
2
132
is
said
that
a
visitor-came
to
Prince
Rupert
m
Jan-
scharff
168
1
uaryand
when
he
went
south
he
told
people
he'
met
that
Prince
Rupert
people
were
not
exactly
asleep
'but
they
yawned
so
you
could
hear
them
in
the
next
block.
Looking
back
we
seem
to
remember
'that
it
'did
take
the
people
here
quite
a
time
to
fret
over
the
'RhtfRtmns
Handicap
-'15
Total
;.755
KNOX
'HOTEL
'1
;Peterson
140
Brassell
138
Sell?
152
Schaeffer
115
'Handicap
..il5
3
TOT
DAILY
NEWS
-'Wednesday,
Marrh
2,
iwt
S
PO
RT
j
Canadian
Junior
'
Golf
Meet
To
Be
:
Held
In
Ontario
;
LONDON,
Ont..
March
2:
The
first
Canadian
junior
golf
champ-
I
lorn-hip
meet
will
be
held
here
on,
(July
25.
Each
province
win
oe
en-i
titled
to
one
representative
in
'the
competition.
ladiesIn"
DEADLOCK
AMERKS
IN
PLAYOFFS
Jefeated
Montreal
Canadiens
Last
Night
.Maple
Leafs
and
Bruins
AHo
Winners
NEW
YORK.
Mardh
2:
(CPi
Mew
Yorte'Aiflericans
practically
assured
themselves
of
a
position
in
Me
National
Hockey
League
play-)fff
last
night
by
defeating
Mont-eal
Canadiens
here
last
riight.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
won
over
the
much-scored
against
Mantreal
Miroonrln
an
open
game
at
Montreal
while
the
Boston
Brums
swamped
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
at
Boston.
Last
night's
scores:
Canadiens,
2;
New
York
Ameri
cans,
4.
Toronto,
5;
Montreal,
3.
Detroit,
1;
Boston,
6.
The
league
standing
to
date:
International
Division
Toronto
21
8
13
120
108
48
Canadiens
16
10
15
105
108
42
Americans
.15
9
15
87
83
39
Maroons
11
7
26
89
143
29
American
Division
Boston
27
5
9
116
74
Rangers
24
5
12
130
77
Chicago
11
9
22
80
122
Detroit
9
11
21
76
108
142
131
orids.
Ill
H
111
193
'108
736
2
128
137
184
158
-204
86
86
.'857
'897
2
172
'227
190
207
15
920
132
62
114
93
'115
Won'Lost-'Pts
...:1C
...-10
....:10
15
11
11
11
12
14
15
15
19
SPORT
GHAT
CARR1ELLE
D'AXXUXilO
DIES;
GREAT
TTALIANTATKIOT
(Continued
frqrn-Pag
One)
city
In
violation
of
government
or-j
riers.
British
and
French
troops
he
held
out
and
'for
15
months,
de-:
fying,
not
only
the
Italian
govern-
j
ment
but.
Indeed,
the
whole
of
Eur-
.
t,r
Mch
12,
1863.
He
attracted
at-
by
his
first
book
of
.poetry
atln
athletic
and
association
.
.
aiiilL
fell
ciu
Wviuib
cycling
'
uo-nvviunwii
u
....
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
,Publ,hed
nuhl
shed
when
wh!"
he
was
1C
C
and
at
Capetown
has
banned
organized
he,
that
tlme
a
Ai
College
meets
Sundays
or
other
recognized
.
'?udent
Brunswick.
British
coiumma
was
beaten
by
Saskatchewan
after
Twinning
over
Nova
Scotia.
Alberta,
last
year's
champions,
lost
to
Manitoba.
Earlier
in
the
day
Alberta
had
beaten
Ontario,
Nova
Scotia
beat
Northern
Ontario
and
Quebec
won
over
Prince
Edward
Island.
British
Columbia
and
Alberta
are
now
tied
for
"second
place.
Today's
Scares
TORONTO.
March
2
The
stand-
....
J
1
m
ope.
.
big.
m.
the
competition
lor
me
ian-
Flnally.
In
December.
1920,
d'An-jpdla
curling
ChampVoiuhlp
le-nunzlo
declared
a
truce
-ft'lth
the
imained
unchanged
at
the
top
as
Italian
forces,
consented
to
give
bp
jManrtoba's
leaders
paced
British
hlsdlctatorsnipanasurrenaereaaiiiQoiuinbia
and
Alberta,
the
leading:
his
powers
to
the
Flume
'Council.
cont5ncers
at
the
end
of
the
sixth
The
Italian
commander
granted
round
The
scores
this
morning'
amnesty
to
the
men
-who
had;
wefe
lManU0Da
14,
JQuebec
4,
Sas-
fought
to
retain
the
seaport.
A
few;
kat;newan
i3(
Northern
Ontario
6,
days
after
the
first
of
the
new
year
1
Br
ltlsn
Columbia
11.
Ontarlo'8
(ex-d'Annunzlo
left
Flume
and
canie
totra
enti,
Alberta
13,
Prince
Edward
live
at
Gardone
on
the
Lake
ofjIsand
5'
New
Brunswick
14,
Nova
Garda.
Scotia
8.
j
Friend
of
Mussblirii
A
friend
of
Benito
Mussolini,
d'Annunzlo
took
part
in
the
March
on
Rome
after
which
he
quarrelled
with
II
Duce.
Later,
however,
they
172-Year-Old
became
friends
again
and,
as
a
...
qi
.
recognition
of
his
services
for
Italy.'
Woman
OKSlteS
fl'Annunzio
was
maae
presiaeni
oi
'the
Academy
of
Italy
In
succession
to
the
late
Guglielmft
Marconi,
ln-I
ventor
of
wdreless.
D'Annilnzio
was
born
at
Pescara,
For
Health
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld..
March
2:
iCPf
Mrs.
H.
Noel
of
St.
John's.-aged
72,
heartily
recommends
skating
as
a
health
aid.
The
St.
John's
wolnan
-was
111:
33
holy
days.
Action
was
taken
when!"
"
ZHv
Tf
shc
vlsiled
a
doctor,
tlie
studies
at
the
Vnlvenlty
of
an
Empire
Games
athlete
refused!
iMcs
hc
hpr
WM
to
3
1
for
a
Sabbath.
1C3
130
Owing
to
financial
troubles
Cork
122
football
club
was
unable
to
travel
167
j
to
Dublin
recently
to
play
Shel-2"liburne
in
a
League
of
Ireland
fix
CO
ture.
-L
I
'852
CaDt.
Geonie
Eyston.
world's
to
poetic
works.
Although
these
were
characterized
by
some
critics
as
of
a
decadent
tendency,
he
ras
lionized
by
Roman
arlstrocracy
and
his
fame
grew
rapidly.
The
first
of
his
novels,
"The
Child
of
Pleasure,"
appeared
In
1889
and
AO
wtlC4
S
W
V
HUJ
VWMH
aMV
his
fame.
Among
them
were
jland-speed
record
holder,
Was
glv-.
"The
Triumph
of
Death"
and
"The
Jen
a
luncheon
by
the
Royal
Society
Flame
of
Life."
When
he
turned
33
of
St.
George
In
London
last
his
attention
to
drama
ne
attracted
156
'-week.
He
rifled
across
the:
Bonne-
as
much
attention
as
he
had
by
his
164
ville
Salt
Flats,
Utah,
at
an
aver,
(
previous
work.
Among
'his
'plays
107,
age
speed
Of
31142
miles
an
'hour
weie
"La'CittaiMarU,"
LU'Olacon-191J
last
November.
.
da."
Francesca
da"Rlmlril"
and
"The
72;
.1
Martyrdom
of
St.
Sebastian."
take
up
skating
again,
she
said
she
had
not
been
on
the
blades
ui
speed
title
when
he
'raced
home
c'
Annunzio.
the
villa.
The
effect
was
startling.
3
flrst
in
the
half-mile
'Indoor
event
1
The
late
years
of
d'Annunzlo
!Hom
the
lake
It
seemed
a
com-152
He
'was
clocked
'In
1:58
1-5
sec
UfA
win
na.d
In
secluslhh.
IThe
ulete
ocean-sotnir
war.hln
hlah
,n
in
3
175
84;
ft
Total
...'828
748
924
The
league
Standing'
to
darite
'ls
celebrations
and,
doubtless,
some
of
them
did
yawn
btrt,as
followsi
they
are
now
beeinniner
to
..awaken.
The
nniKP
nf
thp
nilo1
.
105
1
Professional
13
-a
-side
riigbj
been
a
submarine
chaser.
This
tomorrow.
138
football
on
the
pattern
of
the
wa8
practically
his
only
sport.
He
1
IE
English
Ruebv
Ledaue
cdme
Is
tb'
kePl
the
stibmarlne
chaser
'In
his
!'13
12
12
8
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
...
.
1
n
n
m
Hplnnto
'nh
W.V.n.
I
,be
t
John
Gray,
19,
King's
College
D'Annunzlo
was
aided
In
the
!pro-
863
1029
student
at
Newcastle,
England,
was
ductlon
of
several
of
his
plays
by
2
C
drowned
In
the
"River
Tyne
'w;hen
!the
great
tragedienne,
Eleonora
167
'182
a
boat
of
Which
he
Avas
coxswain
:Duse,
whose
romance
with
the
poet-146
193
capsized
at
Blaydon.
His
four
toldier
often
luls
been
character-
oinciaiiy
recoTnizea
Dy
mo
w"-""
i""
wucie
ire
874,
French
government.
,
a
beautiful
stone
tower.
3
iC3'
163
David
Calderhead,
former
sec-,
retary
of
Chelsea
football
'club
144jnnd
Scottish
International
centre-17ihalf.
died
In
London.
He
was
73
104
.
years
old.
115
"1C
'16
,tlcestershlre
County
'Cricket'
continue
Its
nursery
In
the
coming
season
with
'the
've'teran
'ill-rounder,
-W.
E.
Asllll,-as'
coadh.
W.
Shirley
'Bladon
'has
retired
'l'ifrom
the
nosltlon
'of
honorary
'sec-
'15
Interested
In
Boating
built
Hlr.
-passion
'for
motofboatlng
led
him
to
champion
an
international
speedboat
racing
-wek
at
GardOne
Riviera.
On
one
day
each
year
he
left
his
-villa
sanctuary
and
entered
the
'rest
of
the
world
to
distribute
Club
In
'Englind
has
'decided
tof
tne
Pesio
the
winners
on
the
last
day
of
racing.
'He
himself
offered
the
principal
cup
-which
cost
him
several
thousand
dollars.
D'Annunzlo
labored
for
'several
yeans
-revising
his
64
volumes
of
published
works.
Following
his
old
retdry
-of
the
Midland
'Count'es
custom.
he
"wrote
at'nlght
and
slent
Amateur
Athletic
Association
In
'
during
the
day.
I
England,
In
recognition
of
his
Ions'
In
1930
he
signed
an
-agreement
service
the
association
made
him
n
with
the
Italian
government
to
pre-Ilfe
vice-president,
1
sent
his
villa
to
the
state
after
his
for
more
than
20
years
hut
would
try
her
hand
at
It
again.
Still
pretty
active.
Mrs.
Noel,
.wid
she
"never
felt
better
and
I
heartily
recommend
skating
as
one
(
of
the
healthiest
exercises
that
j
can
be
taken."
death
on
condition
that
the
government
make
a
number
of
Improvements
in
the
villa
and
maintain
It
during
his
lifetime.
The
improvements
consisted
of
the
construction
of
a
theatre
for
the
'production
of
hlsown
plays;
a
museum
for
records
and
relics
of
the
Flume-campaign;
a
high
stone
wall
around
the
ground,
and
additions
to
the
'dry-land
cruiser
"Puglia."
This
'
cruissr"
-was
the
prow
of
a
'
comPinlons
reached
shore
safely,
ized
ar
one
of
the
most
tragic
of
Ught
cruher
which
had
taken
part
i
h
"9
modern
times.
In
the
World
War.
Tlie
Italian
gov-
145
188
s.
J.
Rawlins,
!16,
became
tl.c
ne
married
the
Princess
dl'Gal-
ernnient
gave
it
ao
d'Annunzlo
and
youngest
skater
to
win
a
Brltil.
iiesoi'by
whom
he
had
one
sonj
Hugo
et
it
up
on
the
highest
point
of
;
jooet-wdrrior
shut
himself
Up
in
his
land.
"
Vllla
"Vittorlale
.'seldom
emerRed.
The
nrow
was
comnlete
In
everv
31
The
Duke
Of
Gloucester
will
at-
ynd
refUed
to-see
any
visitors
but
detail
from
captain's
bridge
to
can-151
tetid
the
golden
-jubilee
'celebration
Mu-olini
arid
ministers
-'of
"state,
non.
The
gugs
were
kept
'polished
10b
banquet
Of
the
EnglLsh
football
-Mnnv
flinirirs
nrrtw
th-it
lllc
Jrtintnl
-nnri
rpadv
for
flrlntr
hv
ovirnl
league
to
be
held
In
London
Maj
health
was
failing
or
that
-he.had
men
the
post
had
always
on
duty.
'
become
a
tertiary
'Ftanclscan.'dcs-
When,
occasionally,
noted
people
"
-
plle'the
fact
that
his
wofks'wefe
on
"vltited
him
he
had
the
sailors
fire
A
"pleasure
farm"
to
provide
"a
u
r,M
jav
-n
,-'i
r
u
u..n
,
v,
..
.
-
lc
w-H1
wvrfv.
u
CM.ub.
(.lie
null
Ul
111C
1
Uy-
ii.i
home
from
home
for
Rhodeslan
pMr,ip
nr
rinrrfnnp
niviom
tin"
wnc
n
hm
f
fi
t
.i,
!Khmlisltr,tlieape
built
iearIy
J'u1
little
town
on
lLake
Garda,
where
-various
companies
that
took
part
183,1
by
F.
L.
Townshend.ta
Rhod-
'lllesian,
at
Capetown.
"A
'050-yafd
lQS
gblf
codrse
Is
plahned.
Johnny
Goodman,
holder
of
the
United
States,
title,
will
compete
3
jjn
the
British
amateur
golf
cham
20C(piorishIp
to
be
played
In
Troon
19:
Scotland,
starling
May
23.
ICC.
the.
villa
was
situated,
practically
in
the
capture
of
Flume.
never
saw
him.
To
them
he
be-
In
his
later
years
d'Annunzlo
did
icame
'almost
a
legendary
figure,
not
give
physically
the
impression
living
like
-a
kind
of
mythical
being
of
being
the
great
lover
he
always
In
his
home
perched
high
above
war
credited
with
being.
He
was
the
lake.
small,
with
a
biz
no;e.
and
com-
They
saw
him
occasionally
as
'he
pletely
bald,
"flashed
out
over
'Lake
Garda
In
a
Tne
body
Is
lying
in
state
here
'motorboat
which
formerly
had
today.
There
will
be
a
state
funeral
n
ult:
nd
....
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na
wr.'kv
,
rjm
7
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broad
crime-prevent
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orograa
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nt
h
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t
ih
rcouft
ni,
".im
Far
I'nbeaten
in
at
d'Armunxio.
j
'Canadian
Curling
Championship
Detachments
of
soldiers
underj
Meeting
General
Robilant
were
"sent
tb'dis-
.
..,
itif
.ttt.n
'hilt
iiMimlTn
Vtjrph
?
iCPt
HSV-
-
-
'"itmuoe
k
aklng
the
legislature
to
make
com.
'puisnry
uic
unger
pm
'
;
0f
K
school
children.
-
i.i
.
.
"v
a
a
s
General
Robllants
troops
refused,
ing
passed
the
Win
rouna
"""""(
ifilri'
f
rmrilwv
x
obey
orders.
Premier
Nlttl
denounced
the
action
of
the
poet-i
isoldier
as
a
suffering
a
defeat.
Manitoba
was
viu
UIJV.CC
leading
in
the
Dominion
curium
misguided
deed."
de-
rhamplonshlp
competition
h-re
last
soldiers
dlers
to
be
rnutlneers
night
after
winning
over
-New
.
....
.
...
M.
t
.t.l
Ll
...no
dared
the
ind
sent
General
Bagdoglio
to
Ft
Ome
to
Induce
the
Italian
soldiers
to
return
to
their
regiments.
For
a
time
the
orders'of
the
gov-
erment
-went
unheeded
and
d'An-nunzlo
retained
his
command
by
hLs
appeals
!to
the
patriotism
f
the
rnen.
There
were
some
skirmishes
In
-which
a
few
of
d'Annunzib's
men
were
killed
arid
many
"wounded
'but
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