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OLD
TRICKS
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.12
tries
should
be
aware
of
the
simple
tricks
played
by
Ger
many
in
her
forward
march
in
Central
Europe.
She
had
an
advance
gudrd
always
stirring
up
trouble
in
order
to
give
her
an
excuse
to
seize
more
territory.
No
sooner
had
she
entered
Memel
than
trouble
commenced
in
the
Polish
corridor.
To
us
in
this
country
it
seems
childish
for
these
excuses
to
be
accepted
as
a
reason
for
advancing
and
bringing
pressure
to
bear
on
the
smaller
countries.
Nazi
rule
in
Germany
was
brought
about
by
deception.
It
has
been
continued
by
keeping
the
people
in
ignorance
of
real
facts.
Chamberlain
admits
he
was
deceived
at
Munich
and
has
given
up
his
policy
of
consultation
with
Hitler.
It
sometimes
makes
people
wonder
whether
honesty
is
the
best
policy
when
they
see
duplicity
bringing
results
and
countries
such
as
Britain
and
France
and
Russia
allowing
it.
SPRING
CLEAN-UP
SOON
It
will
be
time
for
the
annual
spring
clean-up
pretty
oon.
Prince
Rupert
will
need
it
this
year
just
as
much
as
in
former
seasons.
We
can
all
point
to
each
other's
back
yards
and
feel
that
the
neighbors
need
the
clean-up
but
some
of
us
are
so
used
to
our
own
needs
along
the
same
line
that
we
wade
through
the
mud
rather
than
get
busy
to
improve
the
place.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
pointed
to
as
a
nice
clean
city
Ix't
us
all
make
an
effort
to
maintain
that
reputation
and
to
keep
up
with
the
times
by
eliminating
some
of
the
unsightly
places.
Every
town
and
city
on
the
coast
is
improving.
What
about
Prince
Rupert?
There
is
no
reason
why
we
should
not
be
one
of
the
leaders.
ARE
WE
TOO
OLD?
Many
of
the
people
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
early
days
are
getting
old
and
some
of
them
are
beginning
to
show
signs
of
decay.
Others
keep
up
the
good
work
of
city
building
and
are
carrying
on
with
only
a
slight
mellowing.
There
is
a
young
generation
growing
up,
a
generation
born
during
or
after
the
war
and
they
are
beginning,
to
make
themselves
felt.
Pretty
soon
the
older
men
will
have
to
make
way
for
the
younger.
That
is
the
way
of
the
world.
Prince
Rupert
must
keep
her
manhood
virile
if
she
is
to
succeed.
She
cannot
afford
to
get
old
or
lag
behind
ecause
of
lack
of
initiative.
We
seem
to
be
approaching
a
period
of
advancement.
We
can
feel
it
coming.
The
city
is
being
rejuvenated
and
all
must
play
their
part
in
seeing
that
full
advantage
is
taken
of
the
advancement
period
so
that
it
may
continue
indefinitely.
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News
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oi
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Circulations.
It
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only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
LINE-UPS
announced::
Mho
Will
Play
in
Premier-rrince
Rupert
Basketball
Series
This
Week
Line-ups
for
lb
Northern
Bri-
:
GRANGERS
Motherwell
Is
In
Cup
Final
I
GLASGOW.
March
M:
CP
4
Motherwell
qualified
to
meet
Clyde
in
the
Scottish
Football
tlsh
Columbia
basketball
champ-,
tP
v.nzi
oy
wmum
uxn
ta
hf
nlawd
bre
this
deen
three
to
one
today
In
i
week
are
announced
as
follows:
Premier
Bobby
Stewart.
BUI
Ttb-beit,
Ernie
Santerbaae,
Eddie
Gladding.
Rod
UcAuley.
Aiex
PhilUf.
Don
Amey
and
Jack
Lindsay
John
(Slim
i
Smith
is
earning
as
mana
ger
and
coach
lor
Premier.
Prince
RuperV
Angus
MacPfcee.
Herb
Morgan,
Hub
Houston.
Sonny
Beynon,
Sev
Dominate
Arthur
Murray.
Jack
Campbell
Hefee
Holk-sUd
and
Andre
Letourncau.
i
The
curtain
raiser
Thursday
I
night
will
be
Navy
vs.
Hitfh
School
"
and
on
Friday
Metkakatla
vs
Arm-
ory
SERIES
IS
PROLONGED
New
York
Ranger
Beat
Boston
Bruins
Toronto
Goes
One
l'p
In
Semi-rinaU
NEW
YORK,
March
.38:
CP-
4-
replay
.semi
-final
BLUE
BIRDS
TAKETITLE
Are
Champions
of
Ladies'
Bon
line
Leazue
for
19SS-J3
Season
Bhie
Birds
last
night
won
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
champion
-afeip
for
the
1938-39
season.
The
i
BJue
Birds
were
winners
of
the
first
half
and
last
nights
final
was
between
them
and
Rex.
winners
of
the
teeond
half,
the
Moore
being
two
tames
t
High
average
scoter
was
Ethel
Bury
of
Rex
with
316
To
settle
second
half
hooocs
It
was
necessary
to
break
a
three-way
tie
at
the
top
of
the
standing
between
Annette's.
Made
Leafs
and
;
Rex.
Annette's
wen
over
i&ple
Leafs
two
garnet
to
one
and
then
Rex
won
over
Annettes
two
games
of
the
RMtAn.Rnt
mwsm
fnr
r-
nnnierap
Wednesday.
March
29,
1939.
L.
Croxford
Blue
Birds
the
stanIey
Cupi
T9r0nto
Maple
t
if
A.fKt
twmh
di
tr..
Ethel
Bury
'Rex)
4
to
1
14
Qauo
Bert
Annettes
i
-
The
series
win
be
continued
to-rBXSuneh
Merehanlettesi
Rv
this
fimp
if
u'iiilrl
sapiti
that
the
Knrnnpan
rniin.
moirow
nlcht.
.
tieity
ukkocs
luig
sutersi
Try
a
Dally
jsewi
cined
ad.
EVERY
PUNCH
A
PLEASURE
Thousands
of
cigar-wise
smokers
enjoy
this
rich,
refreshing
fragrance
and
satisfying
flavour
every
day
Smoltt
CtmJt't
w&m
finttt
tiqat.
g
8B
Get
Punch
f;ijjjB
dttltt'i
toJty
CIGAR
mil.sy.l.l.Mslf.WILI.lV!W1
P.
Dickens
(Annettes)
jLtl
Owen
(Annettes)
Q.
Turaeon
(BJue
Birds)
Mrs
F.
Keron
(Blue
Birds)
Mrs
Petersen
(Rangers)
,N
Stone
Merchantettes)
M
Johnson
'
Annettes
)
,N
M:Leod
'Maple
Leafs)
N.
Morrison
Rex)
V
Alexander
(Big
Sisters)
...
;Mrs
Hartwtg
(Blue
Birds)
Tona
Blaln
(Annettes)
Doris
Houlden
(Mferchaniettct)
Eileen
Bury
(Rex)
I
Mrs
West
(Rex
Edna
Dickens
Bjg
Staters)
Mrs
McKewon
(Knox)
Mrs.
M.
Bond
Big
Sittero
O.
Halliday
'MerchantettM)
Mrs
Scharff
'Knox)
I
Amy
Bury
'Rex
;Mrs
Boulter
(Blue
Birds)
Mrs
Ciccone
(Merchantettes)
:Mrs.
Schaeffer
(Knox)
1
Louise
Morrison
(Rex)
j
Lillian
Moss
(Rangers)
'b.
Eastman
(Knox)
Royals
Win
In
-Allan
Cup
Game
174
174
171
170
m
17
m
m
164
163
103
13
161
190
1W
1S6
157
1M
156
154
154
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152
152
151
149
147
147
14C
146
145
144
144
142
140
138
E
Rothwell
Blg
Sisters)
137
E.
Vandersluys
Merchantettcs
137
F.
Obuchina
'Werchantettesi
133
I
Hallberg
(Rangers)
133
,Mrs
Brasell
(Knoxi
133
M.
Fritz
(Knox)
133
M.
Olesi
(Maple
Leafi)
127
III
Olcv
(Maple
Leafsi
in
I
Mrs
Norton
(Maple
Leafs)
130
IE.
Connery
'Merchantettes)
130
Mr-
Madlll
'Merchantettes)
112
Mr
Dickens
Sr
(B!g
Sisters
110
Defeated
St.
Jerome
of
Quebec
by
,
Score
of
1
to
2
Last
Night
j
MONTREAL,
March
29:
(CP)
Montreal
Royals
defeated
St.
Jer-
iome
of
Quebec
4
to
2
last
night
in
the
Allan
Cup
playdown
series.
I
I
KKWAIU)
FOR
LONG
SERVICE
LIVERPOOL,
Eng.,
March
29:
(CP)
-
As
a
reward
for
five
years',
distinguished
service
with
the
Liverpool
Football
Club,
the
Boulh
African
forward,
B,
Nleuwenhuys,
has
been
given
a
bonus
of
$3,055.
RUGGER'S
BIG
GATE
PRETORIA,
South
Africa,
March
23:
(CP)
Transvaal
Rugby
Union
has
proved
International
rugby
pays.
Visit
of
a
British
team
"here
brought
a
gate
of
$102,831,
with
a
.net
profit
0f
$05,000,
lerday
Partick
ThisUe
defeated
Hi
bernians
four
to
nothing
j
Old
Country
Soccer
Enelikh
Lratne.
Ititition
BimiiBthom
1.
Town
1
Baurneraouth
S
English
League
Stoke
City
5
one
in
favftrofBhie
Birds.,
-
fight
lirvt
Division
Hearts
3.
Albion
Rovers
0
Tom
Heeney,
the
"Hard
Rock
Eric
Phelps
retained
his
BaglUh
mile
course
from
Putney
to
Mort-
J
lake.
Phelps
led
all
the
way.
win-nlng
easily
in
34
minutes.
SO
ae;-v
onds.
RHEUMATIC
PAINS
UcWhe,
Lumlxgo
tod
Rheumatic
pains
are
of:en
due
tg
rnes(rd
kidneys
8
medicinal
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in
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tm
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;
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tone-yp
tte
blood-rtrwnn.
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.
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in
your
rmi
ii
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k
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ie
vou
l.rrd,
scbey.
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illk.
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Sites
Regular,
50e
and
new
r.conomy
Slxe
(double
the
Quantity)
75e
CUssiFlE
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Downtown
three-room
suite
Apply
Empire
Baths.
(74)
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modem
apartments.
Phone
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444.
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QUEEN'S
DRESSES
MAY
LONDON.
March
29:
fCIMM
ivf.,..
.
that
Queen
Elizabeth
may
introduce
some
re
?'
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
dti'
ir
t
.-
r
glasck.
n.'May.
Sketches
for
designs
of
the
QUWn
J,?1L
which
will
include
50
dresses
;,nd
as
,
T
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I
I..
1
4.l
l.
)..!
,.
ton
ship
yesterday
by
drawing
one
rainy
nut'ii
uuscmcu
uw
lijc
iiuice
and
uVff
""-Jit.
rit
r.
...
,
.
.
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.nnAr.llnn
f
(K.
Vino
-
e
ail
wun
uiyae
in
anouier
rirst
"
v-k..-w.
w.
nivtoon
Scottish
Leaaue
same
ves-
and
Catherine
MacLean.
mistress
of
"
have
s.
tne
itoyai
warerooe
ana
so
nrany
a
physical
prototype
of
the
Queen
tew
are
that
she
ean
"staad-ln"
for
royal
defined,
!.-.
fittings
a
short,
r
The
Queen
as
member
of
the
None
of
Empire's
ruling
house
In
Canada
crinoline
i:
.
land
wife
of
a
vUithix
state
head
in
4nd
b
iimirtJirtohi
One
United
SUUw-
has
planned
a
of
ahiffw
j
H,wm!
wardrobe
suitable
for
bath
role.
vr
aim
v
Charlton
Albtotte
3.
Orlmatr
Town
1.
nrtstol
Rovers
2
At
least
four
severely-cut
court'
Krll
'
gowns
will
be
inentded
In
her
lug-
bened
Ord.
r
.
rwarfian
mr.-A
i
r..n.ii,Hi
I
Far
tho
'
Manchester
Unnec
.
Kverton
2.
"
.
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........
...
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n
Rut
hr
Washington
dayt
the,
W
the
Qu
WlJdie6rouah
8.
Portamouth
1.
Division
Three.
Southern
Queen
hat
chosen
gown
less
for.
j
dude
no
biark
mal
for
evening
wear,
and
lnfor-l"
ooservanre
mat
prints
for
daytime
wear
The
moUwr
i
'
Wolverhampton
"
y
.
be
guaged
by
the
fact
the
Queen
lton
f
(
SPORT
CHAT
n
hwty
dan,
mutt
wear
three
dlf-'wve
veu
'erent
outfits
mote
ea..
IhthMMi
Innoralion
The
Qet
has
aheady
had
aome!
success
as
a
fashion
Innovator
A
crinoline
gown
which
she
Introduced
last
year
had
a
long
run
among
conservative
drewers.
!
One
of
the
Queen's
new
en
tern
-
'.Boston
Bruins
'after
winning
taree
tooae
Uktn
the
second
half
From
Bo
f"
,'''J,T'
bW
ul
grey
-blue
-smoky"
state
visit
tc
parts
Printed
silk
and
chiffon
after-
ooon
dreM'
tor
ionml
i
'P"
profeattcnal
sculling
championship
one
year
ago
today
by
defeating
Lou"
J
i
3.00
games
in
the
post-season
Stanley
f"
,
'fTchuriZ
-r".
TA..
,ox
,ur
nfrW
'roaucl
OI
Cnaaa.i
"t
0e
Tunney.
lost
lm-Th9n
ta
9.00
Cup
play-off
i.
dropped
a
two
to
chmnoibip
play-off.
jrrseefully
cut
dreas-
one
dePcWon
to
theTTvork
Rang-
Ind:d"a'
""'v
"
!
of
fine
wort
georgette
with
long
are
announced
follows:
-.'
;New
York
five
r
years
ago
last
nlht.
,
...
n.M
t
.
k.
fi-t
as
matehlnr
roai,
anri
wi
thr
5
lor
the
Rangers
in
the
aeries
which
Dorothy
Balttnaer
Rngers.
is
to
be
the
beat
four
out
of
seven
V
,BfHe
'.Mar!
"f,
M
Mary
Nelson
'Maple
Leafs
i
1
In
the
first
game
of
the
best
two
Mr
Ber
''
PtT
'Blu
Binl,,
out
of
three
game
semi-final
series
A,
for
the
right
to
meet
the
winners
S)callebo1
'
Annettes
i
lo
.......
,
---
"-atit-Twriae
:
.
pariy
ensmoies
similar
188
erathof
-39,
got
S3M
for
thePotedau
tnow
the
Oueen
wr
on
the
NEW
AND
BITTER
X:
BE
LEAD
FOR
AMERICA!
STYLES
FOR
THIS
TU
A
MDQ;,lcr
Court
Gowiw
Severely
Cut
forfJ
VlIrllTil
U1
wear
mil
i.ess
rormai
lor
Washington
If
J;
Cinched
Scotish
League
football
Till
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delivery
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boats
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be
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in
the
hold,
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in
the
hottest
weather
at
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room.
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are
invited
to
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the
new
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ire
than
ever
before,
at
no
increase
if
to
the
boat
and
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quality
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fish
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