!
PAQE
FOUB
OVERSEAS
AIR
3
ST8H
BVE
A
special
quality
old
'ye
of
fin
flivor,
thoroughly
matured
in
oak.
&
25
OZ.
3
40
OZ.
at
Trenton
as
officer
commanding
the
Equipment
Training
School.
In
May.
1938,
Squadron
Leader
Aron-
;:
Squadron
Leader
Archibald
Pat-i
son
returned
to
Ottawa
to
become
rick
Campbejl
was
born
in
Novem-J
Director
of
Equipment
Administrator,
1903,
and
joined
the
Royal
don
and
now
goes
to
London
as
Canadian
Air
Force
in
June.
1924.
Equipment
Staff
Oflcer
at
the
Ov-Ile
Is
a
graduate
of
the
Royal
Air
erseas
Headquarters.
His
was
large-
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
20
pieces
silk
curtain
nets
in
various
patterns,
Light
honey
shade,
values
up
to
69c
yard.
Dollar
Day-Q-fl
AA
Ol.UU
3
yards
for
NEW
FLUFFY
DOT
MARQUES
ETTE
40
Inches
wide,
all
sunfast
colors,
two-tone
effects
of
rose,
green,
blue,
yellow,
eggshell
and
mauve.
Dollar
Day
Special,
Q
A
A
QJ..UU
3
yards
for
KAYO.V
BROCADE
Extra
good
quality
rayon
brocade.
15
good
shades
to
choose
from.
O
-j
A
A
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
COTTON
CREPE
Cotton
crepe,
30
inches
wide,
good
qualitv.
15
shades
to
choose
from.
Q-fl
AA
Dollar
Day,
8
yards
for
y.
t?X.UU
BED
SHEETING
Extra
special
value
bleached
and
unbleached,
double
bed
width.
A
factory
clearance
of
odd
pieces
easily
worth
35
per
cent
more
today
Dollar
Day.
1,00
2
yards
for
LADIES'
RAYON
SILK
VEST
AND
BLOOMER
SETS
Vests
and
bloomer
sets,
Raysuede
non-run
quality
In.
tea
rpse,andwhite.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
42
1
Aft
A,UU
Dollar
Day.
set
LADIES'
PRINCESS
SLIPS
All
the
newest
styles
in
satins,
crepes
and
novelty
cloths.
Values
up
to
42
4
A
A
PJ.UV
$1.75.
Dollar
Day,
each
GIRLS'
SILK
and
WOOL
HOSE
Qood
strong
stocking
over
the
knee
In
fawn
shade
only.
Size
5
to
9
V2.
4?
AA
3
pairs
for
t?J.Uvr
GOVFRNAFIMT
-ARANTFf'D
ss
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
O
nTc
Riard
or
by
the
Government
of
Bntish
Columbia
Force
Staff
College
and
a
qualified
ly
the
responsibility
for
securing
:
air
armament
officer.
!
Born
In
Poland
!
Squadron
Leader
Bernard
Morti-!
mer
Aronson
was
born
in
Zelva,
Po-
j
lard,
in
May.
;900,
and
came
to
yinj
Commander
Francis
Ver-!
Canada
five
years
later,
being
edu-ncn
Hcakes.
one
of
the
Royal
Cana-
cated
in
public
and
high
schools
dian
Air
Force
leaders
overseas,
was;
and
the
Ottawa
Collegiate
Instl-born
in
January.
1894.
and
saw
ser-;
tute.
He
was
employed
as
an
audit
jrlce
with
the
Canadian
Exoedition-;
clerk
in
the
Department
of
National
ary
Force
in
1916
and
1917.
He
j
Defence
at
the
end
of
the
last
war,
..transferred
to
the
Royal
Flying
;
being
too
young
for
service
with
the
.Corps
In
September.
1917.
and
was
j
forces,
and
in
March.
1920,
was
.absorbed
Into
the
Poyal
Air
Force
j
transferred
to
the
Air
Board.
on
its
formation
in
April.
1918.
In
July.
1919.
he
transferred
back
to
the
Canadian
Expeditionary
Force
and
remained
with
the
Permanent
Active
Militia
until
his
transfer
in
.May
1923.
to
the
Canadian
Air
Force
which
received
its
"royal"
preix
the
following
year.
Wing
Commander
Heakes
has
filled
number
of
staff
appointments
In
the
R.C.A.F.
and.
from
June.
193$.
to
March,
1937.
was
stationed
to
.Winnipeg,
Man.,
as
Air
Staff
Officer
and
then
as
District
Intelligence
Officer.
.
Enlisting
in
the
ianksof
the
Canadian
Air
Force
in
March,
1923,
Squadron
Leader
Aronson
progressed
through
the
ranks
of
corporal
and
sergeant
until
1925
when
he
received
a
commission
in
the
Equipment
Branch
of
the
R.CA.F.
Dilr-ins
the
last
thirteen
vears
he
has
served
at
Air
Force
Headquarters
in
connection
with
stores
admin
istration
at
camp
Borden,
as
ac-
accomodation
for
officers
and
air
men
of
No.
110
AC
Squadron
and
he
will
now
be
charged
with
the
necessity
of
supplying
it
with
aircraft
and
.other
equipment.
Colonel
the
Hon.
P.
J.
Montague,
C.M.Q..
D.S.O.,
MJC,
VJ3.,
AU.C..
who
is
Assistant
Adjutant
and
Quartermaster
Oeneral
at
Canadian
Military
Headquarters
in
the
United
Kingdom,
Is
empowered
to
exercise
and
perform
the
duties
and
functions
of
Deputy
Judge
Advocate
General
for
Canadian
Military
and
Air
Forces
In
the
United
King-!
dom.
Although
not
on
the
staff
of
j
the
Overseas
Headquarters,
he
may
be
associated
with
it
from
time
U
time.
CVE.
PRIZES
TORONTO,
March
15:
(CP)
Scholarships
in
vocal,
violin
and
piano
classes
to
a
total
value
of
$1,500
will
be
offered
by
the
Can-
countant
officer
at
Winning,
andjadJan
NaUonal
Exhibition
this
year.
POLAR
BOUNDARIES
CANBERRA,
March
15:
(CP)
A
map
of
Antarctica
has
been
produced
by
E.
P.
Bayllss.
of
the
Department
of
the
Interior,
showing
political
boundaries,
an
Innovation
in
South
Polar
maps.
BEDSPREADS
English
Jaspe
bedspreads,
printed
in
assorted
colorings.
Size
66x86.
Q-t
A
A
Dollar
Day,
each
3AUU
Manufacturers
Surplus
Stock
TOWELS
300
dozen
Turkish
towels
positively
lower
than
pre-war
price.
You
should
look
this
special
over
to
appreciate
value.
Towels
for
every
occasion
and
-you
would
be
well
advised
to
lay
In
a
stock.
AH-
priced
In
groups
for
easy
buying.
Special
window
display.
Dollar
Day
Special
2
Towels
for
3
Towels
for
;.
4
Towels
for
5
Towels
for
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
Delustered
silk
hose,
all
new
spring
shades.
Perfect
merchandise.
New
stock
Just
arrived,
all
sizes.
Dollar
Day,
QIAO.
3
pairs
for
TEA
and
GLASS
TOWELS
Assorted
colored
checks,
size
16x30.
Hem
med
ready
for
use.
04
A
A
8
towels
for
...
ORIENT
FULL
FASHIONED
HOSIERY
35
dozen
semi
chiffon
full
fashioned
pure
silk
hose.
Every
pair
perfect.
In
all
the
new
spring
shades.
All
sizes,
8V2
to
7Qf
1
10
Vi.
Dollar
Day
Special,
pair
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Fi!
BRUINS
WIN
PUCK
TITLE
Scoreless
Draw
With
New
York
Hangers
Gives
Them
National
Hockey
League
Champion
ship
.NEW.YORK,
March
15
(Cana-fdian
Press)
Boston
Bruins
won
their
second
National
Hockey
League
.championship
last
night
by
holding
the
New
York
Rangers
to
a
scoreless
tie
in
an
overtime
game.
In
the
second
National
League
game
to
be
played
last
night,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
wn
eight
to
four
over
Montreal
The
league
schedule
winds
uu
this
week-end
with
games
schedu
led
as,
follows:
Tonight
Chicago
at
Detroit
Saturday
Americans
at
ori
Sunday
Toronto
at
New
Yor
.(Americans);
canadiens
at
Bo
ton:
Detroit
at
Chicago.
The
play-offs
for
the
Stanley
Cup
commence
next
week.
The
Jeague
standings,
relative
positions
in
whWh
oojvnot
be
changed
by
remaining
garnet,
is
as
fo-
lows:
W
O
L
FA
Boston
30
5
12
163
96
Rangers
27
10
11
134
77
Toronto
23
6
1C
116
W
Chicago
21
19
106
116
Detroit
16
6
24
86
119
Americans
14
4
23
95
130
Canadiens
10
5
31
84
152
Vancouver
Lions
Win
Third
Game
Are
Now
Only
One
flame
Away
From
Pacific
Coat
Hockey
League
Championship
PORTLAND.
March
15:
(CP)
Vancouver
TJnrw
inn
thMr
thfart
SAVOY
TO
IN
BOWLING
Deadlock
for
leadership
of
Com
infrrlal
League
Broken
Last
Nlthl
Three
Fixtures
Played
Savoy
Hotel
and
Printers
test
night
broke
their
deadlock
for
leadership
in
the
standing
of
the
final
third
of
the
standing
of
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
when
the
former
took
a
two
games
to
nil
victory
over
the
latter.
In
the
second
scheduled
fixture
of
the
evening
Oyro
Club
won
two
games
to
one
over
Angus
Apartments
while,
in
a
postponed
game.
Angus
Apartments
scored
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
vlctoVy
over
Moose.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Frank
Morrison
of
Wo
Club
with
105.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol
lows:
Angus
Apartments
Taylor
Jack
McLeod
UcMeekJn
Totals
.
s"l
.
rwai
151
m
i
192
14
173
11
p
"jre
uhki
is
:
m
las
94
Dtmte
1S3
142
5,
Morrison
iw
17a
43
Asemisaen
Ift
171
3fl
S3
Totals
139
190
171
190
55
oyros
wnj
.
I
Angus
Apartments
win
3
games
rrom
Savoy
Menaies
Zarelli
-
Sehrieber
tArney
'Smith
Totals
Printers
-
......
,
Prank.
IL,
ija
Monteaano
...
149
Fnka0-
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Vance
m
consecutive
play-off
game
In
tne;McCaam
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134
15
148
812
U4
17
167
187
170
83
837
811
112
187
175
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ISO
158
184
128
171
174
759
807
868
146
194
145
141
139
181
140
ISO
154
122
144
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
last
night
by
a
score
of
three
to
one.
ToUU
810
700
They
are
now
only
one
game
from'
e
le
tfprtlng
to
date
lor
the
championship
as
a
result
of
the
me
Iinai
""W
season
three
straight
victories
over
Port
land
Buckaroos.
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Sec
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
FLOKAL
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
50
inches
wide,
sunfast
colors
of
rose.
rust,
cherry
red,
eggshell,
gold,
green,
blue.
Priced
away
below
regular
selling.
A
A
Dollar
Day.
yard
tJA.UU
SUPERSILK
FULL
FASHIONED
HOSIERY
New
spring
shades
on
hand.
3-thread
rhif-ton,
all
pure
silk
and
guaranteed
rinxless
very
sheer.
Sizes
8i
to
10'2.
Q-i
A
A
Dollar
Day,
pair
t?J.UU
WIHTE
BLANKETS
White
blankets,
part
wool,
finished
in
singles.
rDpubJe
bed
size,
nice
soft
warm
quality,
extra
good
value.
Qf
Qf?
Dollar
Day,
pair"
..
.'I
.
OUO
PURE
WOOL
STEAMER
RUGS
Assorted
colors,
100
per
cent
pure
wool.
Fringed
ends,
very
useful
for
bed
QO
Qff
or
couch
throws.
Dollar
Day,
ea.
0&vO
EXTRA
HEAVY
STEAMER
RUGS
Large
size
steamer
rugs,
assorted
tartan
plaids,
good
heavy
weight,
ideal
for
hard
wear.
Dollar
Day4
g
RED
THROWS
Good
heavy
weight
thrpw,
large
size,
bordered.
Orejr
and
fawn.
Q-f
n(
1
V
Dollar
Day,'
each
-
1XANNELETTE
BLANKETS
Assorted
check
patterns,
blue,
rose,
gold
and
mauve.
Size
70x80.
G-f
ft
UU
ft
Dollar
Day,
each
?!..
TABLE
CLOTHS
52x52
Inches.
Silk
mixed
table
cloths,
assorted
fast
colors.
....
Q-f
Aft
Pollar.
Daft
2
lot,
.....y
'NEW
HOMESPUNS
New
designs,
fast
colors,
reversible,
30
inches
wide.
Your,
choice
of
six
different
patterns.
Good
heavy
quality.
Q4
Aft
Dollar
Day,
i
yards
for
'.
LADIES'
BLOOMERS,
PANTIES
and
VESTS
Velvosuede,
tailored
garments
In
tea
rose
and
white.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
Dollar
Day,
ft
ft
2
garments
for
...
.
,
Savoy
7
2
-Printera
g
3
IC.
N.
R.
A.
..
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2
Oyro
Club
'.'..
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Imperial
Oil
j
3
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Mi
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the
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Wednesday,
and
i
rnoay
5
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Eatt
Tuesday.
Thursday
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Saturday
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p.ra
For
Vancouver
1
Tuesday
I
Thursday
Friday
!
March
7,
18
and
38
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Va
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route
r
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noon
10.15
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pjn
4
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fluwlay
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4
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pm
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14
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24
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
7
Wednesday
1
New
Fresh
Sinrlc
nr
pm
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pm
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Stewart
and
Premier
I
Tuesday
U:so
a
m
Thursday
0
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AHee
Arm.
Naas
Rlrer
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
7
Djn
From
Alice
Arm,
Naa
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and
Port
Simpson
TueJay
11:30
jn
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FOR
HANG-ON
W
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dtuoe
COLDS
1
ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS
K.ASTKK
CANDIES
and
NOVELTIES-
From
1c
to
75c
now
on
display.
You
are
Invited
to
look
over
the
assortment
while
It
Is
complete.
Those
wishing
to
can
have
goods
held
till
Easter
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Canadian
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.00
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.OiV.
Gold
Belt.
5.
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
Mlnto.
.05.
Noble
Five,
.014-Pacific
Nickel.
.08.
Pend
Oreille.
ISO.
Pioneer,
2.13.
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125.
Privateer.
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Reno.
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.03.
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Bast
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3.70.
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103
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