8
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
THIS
AND
THAT
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ntiprtt
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Thursday,
March
11,
19-18
TODAY
'til
SAT.
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SPORT
The
hottest
argument
to
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21
13
ft
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Brownwoods
....
21
3
18
.143
Intermediate
League
Bo-Me-lU
1H
10
0
1000
I
Fashion
17
7
10
.412
Merchants
16
6
10
.373
I
Port
Edward
.
..
16
6
10
.375
Morgans
16
3
13
.188
Ladies'
League
Peoples
11
9
2
.818
HiRh
School
10
6
4
r.110
Sweet
Sixteen
.11
1
11
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Junior
Leactie
Stones
16
14
2
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65
Taxi
17
14
3
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School
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17
3
14
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18
3
15
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ivmwtm
it
imrifJ
8:00
-
Rui)
Rec
ladies.
Itaskt'lball
Games
4:110
Borden
vs.
Booth.
I
5:00
King
Edward
No.
2
vs.
i
King
Edward
No.
1.
J
western
hockey
this
season;
!
surrounding
the
five-day
sus
pension
of
Bill
Ramsden
of
Letlibridne
Native
Sons
for
hit-tinu
Referee
Russ
McBride
after
he
had
been
penalized
hasn't
quite
cooled
off.
The
hish
scoring
junior
had
an
indefin-
ile
suspension
slapm'd
on
him
by
President
Al
Pickard
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
after
he
struck
McBride
during
a
junior
exhibition
game
at
Moose
Jaw
between
Sons
and
Moose
Jaw-
Canucks.
Pickard
Interviewed
a
repentcnt
Ramsden
five
days
after
the
suspension,
reinstated
him
and
said
Coach
Scotty
Munro
of
Lethbrldge
was
partly
responsible
for
the
incident.
Pickard
said
that
Munro
'would
do
well
to
remember
that
C.A.
II.
A.
expects
a
certain
restraint
from
its
coaches"
and
that
Ramsden
was
"very
definitely
on
probation."
tVI
f
1
SHAVING
COMBINATION'
Ur
HLL
I
IIV1I-
!
I
A
-
-
II
"I'll
have
to
Rive
you
a
salary
cut,
Jones.
It
costs
me
more
to
live
these
days!"
;
GARI)Etf
J
SCHEDULE
OF
MIXED
BOWLS
A
few
days
later
Releree
Me-I
,
D
.
,
,
!,,,
.
.
,
,
,
I
McBride
was
burned
up
over
the
ESi
icie
i-
hung
up
his
skates
and
,
,
,
r,Z
..J,
.
leniency
shown
Ramsden."
whistle
hi
ii
for
"business
i
reasons'
and
almost
to
a
man
western
;
Brown,
who
witnessed
the
sportswriters
dashed
to
their
game
and
described
it
as
"sick-typewriters
and
chorused
that
;
ening"
said
"Everyone
lnvolv-Ramsden
was
the
luckiest
kid
led
in
the
Lethbridge-Moose
I
f
Tossed
siiavinii.u&ctheGi;-
I
I
Tech
Razor
and
w
iV's
C
I
BlueB.adc.Thev.'..,
I
'
y
niadc.fitexuct!y.andgiveyoi1.r
I
i
I
v
"having
comfort
You
save
C
!
.March
14
CuliKHr;
va
B.C.
Piick-icrs.
Idpur
Detergenta
vs
Miss
or
Hit.
Brownwood.H
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Isluud-,
rs.
vs.
C.Y.O.
March
21
ltiundi-r
vs
Ideal
Vf-
tcrtrents.
B.C.
Hackers
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
C.Y.O,
Brownwooda
vs
Cuugars.
uii
sKaies.
Murray
Brown
of
iJaw
schlemozzle
except
the
ref-Moose
Jaw
Times-Herald
sug-
erees
got
a
break."
Said
Dave
gested
there
was
more
than
Dryburgh
(Reglna
Leader-Post
i
!
business
Involved
in
McBride's
"There's
no
doubt
about
Rams-
:
resignation.
"Friends
of
the
ref-
den
getting
the
break
of
the
I
i
erees,"
Murray
reported,
"say
year
when
Al
Pickard
didn't
!
i
bounce
him
for
the
balance
of
!
,,..
"
tne
season
and
there
Is
cause
will
be
glad
to
have
it
appear
on
for
McBride
to
be
disgruntled."
!
menu-
j
The
chorus
was
heard,
too,
in
!
Broccoli,
you
will
note
takes
Alberta-
where
Bob
Mamini
!
2
feet
of
space
in
the
row
to
(
,(,Cal!',ary
Herald
added
that
provide
one
family
serving.
It
"Just
now
a
Player
can
be
sus-should
bear
until
real
freezing
Pended
and
reinstated
all
with-
'
weather
arrives
in
the
fall.
Hot
i
ln
a
'eek
is
something
of
a
mys-
;
often
would
you
like
broccoli
tojtery''
j
,
OH
IHI
MM
IIMM
llirtwii
KING
sm,
('ANAS!
LATEST
m
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ki
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on
7
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in.-1
j:
!..
-
olim.il.-:'
ill
'
lire
i.;i-
an
.st-iul-
"j
,Mi
T.i-hI.'
Slrc-rl
be
served
this
summer
on
yourj
iaoie.'
unce
a
week?
Then
sow
26
feet
of
broccoli.
Twice
a
week?
Thirty-two
feet
will
be
required.
And
so
with
all
the
all-season
vegetables.
9
Space
estimates,
given
in
the
.
.
.
...
tauiu
arc-
Da-sea
'uiion
lertiie
soil
M
touch
of
a
meal
uhrn
frwt
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1
CANNED
FOODS
1
MIM
IIAl.
A(
I
NulUe
r
.iiliiiilioii
lor
I
rrtificulr
nf
lniirirmriils
EvpnmK
&
Ikp
KractloiiHl
Mm.
lcral
Clal"s
situate
m
tim
r-.niunu
'Canal
Mhiiiie
Division.
AmpricHM
Crr-k.
lawful
holdpr:
Charles
l.undbtnmi
Number
ol
tl
liDlrlrrs
Ircc
millers
ccrtlllnitp:
14o;i9K.
Tako
notice
that
I.
W
It
Forrest
''
W.
K
POHHEST.
,?.
mpk:u
u
you
ar
Victoria.
B.C..
actum
m
went
lor
doubt
the
quality
of
'yours.
And
chl"'ifs
Lundstrom.
oi
strwan.
b.c
.
remember
that
f
T
i",er'f.
C"1""'1"-''
N,J
mosu-f.
viiBi.
In
i.
irarden
brtiuLii
Dlan-
pidii
intends,
at
the
end
of
elxty
duvs
from
nmg.
you
need
not.
make
every-(the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
ni.-
mh-tliing
fit
theAstlmates
to
an't,lK
K"c"",r
iruii:aies
of
im-inch,
but
can
Vi
and
take,
ac-1
7"
7'u&
ccpting
the
Ubles.s
a
general
clins
guide,
to
enable
yVSo
balance
'
tMu1
'Tu?
garden
yield
wltfivJwar
family
eiai
Act.-
must
im-
commenced
!-needs
and
avoid
having
wast-i'orc
the
is',Ual'r'"
r
such
certificate
t,
,
,
,
"
1
of
ImprovemenUs
fUl
surpluses
Of
some
Crops,
fol-
I
Dated
Una
30th
day
uf
Auu:,t.
at
Civic
Centre
FRIDAY
Sports
a.
in
9:00
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class.
10:30
Rup
Rec
tiny
tuU.
p.m.
2:30
Annunciation
gym
class.
3:
10
Rup
Rec
junior
girls.
ff
flffJSL
II
ffitLfyVrjZf
JJSfP
47
23r
BATtfBV
Free
Delivery
ill
HEAiruriioo
doz.
55c
per
tin
35c
'-lb.
tin39c
tins
2
for
23c
3
bars
25c
-lb.
pkt.
25C
Protect
Health
with
a
better
beverage
DRINK
POSTUM
cannot
overstimuUieyunr
nerves
or
cause
loss
of
sleep.
SAVE
YOURSELF
MONEY
as
much
as
5lCr)
per
cup
compared
with
other
meal-time
drinks.
K-ounce
tin
makes
about
100
cups.
I
$.
food.
"Duild
B.
C.
Payroll,"
Thriving
Babies
No
wonder
doctors
recommend
popular
Pacific
Milk
for
infants.
in
Irradiation
adds
needed
sunshine
Vitamin
D
and
vacuum
packing
ensures
farm-freshness
from
the
beatiful
Fraser
Valley.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Va
I
u
e
:
i
of
Plus
'
j
if
onc
the;
i
I
i
IF
IT'S
A
;
SPRING
COAT
S
WALLACE'S
j!
Of
Course
J
j
OCEAN
VIEW
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Plate
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
.Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
1
TOM
PESUT
PHONE
71
TRY
Rex
FOR
OPEN
Chop
S
A.M."TO
2
A.M.
CHINESE
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
.
mr-
-sssiifcs.
f
.
.
Vegetables
which
occupy
the
garden
all
summer,
and
yield
continuously
from
the
time
they
mature
until
the
frot
ends
tho
harvest,
usually
should
be
sown
only
once.
Hardy
varieties
should
be
put
the
ground
as
soon
as
it
has
been
prepared;
and
tender
kinds
should
not
be
planted
until
th?
conditions
are
safe
for
them.
Here,
as
ini
tne
short-season
crops,
it
is
important
to
avoid
sowing
mor3
than
your
family
can
eat,
or
put
up
for
the
winter.
How
can
this
be
do-terniined?
The
table
shows
how
much
space
each
crop
requires
to
produce
one
serving
for
a
family
four.
You
must
first
decide
how
well
you
like
each
vegetable.
and
how
often
each
week
von
BABY'S
CRY
IS
NOT
ALWAYS
TEMPER
lllSTIM.riSlI
Ik-i--ii
v.,nr
ImI.v'h
IMillaiulrivnl
iKmnn
TIik"i.hi
rr.".i
I.i
Imvc
insidiit
a(
lent
inn.
l-'or
t
Jir
iwi
ih
(Jjr
tps
due
to
gas
on
stuniach
or
tKmfts
or
ttmw
oimmnn
cliEestiv
uieis,
kivp
ii;tby
s
Own
TahletsatoiKC.
Mrs.
May
MundycJ
loronto,
findu
l
hey
work
every
lime.
"I
am
the
mother
of
nine
childrm,
thrrp
of
them
prize
bahies.
and
Baby's
Own
Tablets
Imvc
twn
my
only
medicine
in
raising
them
to
healthy
children
they
now
aic.
Ai
soon
my
children
t.wcamc
a
lutle
feverifiii
I
at
R.ive
them
B.ihy
s
(nvn
'I
ablets
and
in
a
very
sliort
time
the
lover
disappeared
and
the
children
were
normal
again.
"
l'.qually
effective:
fnr
constipation,
upset
stomach,
teei
hints
troubles
and
other
imnor
ailments
o(
babies.
C'uickly
eticctive.
Sweet-tasting
easily
crushed
to
a
pwder,
if
desired.
No
"tlcepy"
iuff
no
dulhiic
erlcct.
tjet
a
prictaKf
today.
Sickness
on
en
strikes
in
the
nititu.
iS
cents.
Money
back
it
you
arc
not
saualicd.
We
Specialize
in
r,
1
1
hiucatim;
-j
and
i,i;nsi(;
CARS
Dan's
Service
Station
MrUride
Street
Given
003
-A
The
Popular
TVIlltl.
1
II1
PRINCE
K
RUPERT
Sails
For
VANCOUVER
AND
INTEKMI)IATE
POUTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
P.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
F"r
Information
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
OfXtaw
PRINCE
KUPEKT,
B.C.
tiperior
Food
Stores
Ltd.
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
March
12
and
13
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j
7
j
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SPECIALS
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BANANAS
Golden
Ripe
Fruit
2s.
39c
ORANGES
Mexican,
Sweet
and
Juicy
2
lbs-
25C
CABBAGE
New,
Fresh,
Greet...
per
lb.
7c
APPLES
Yellow
Newtons
or
Rome
Beauty
"
3
'UH-
35C
TURNIPS-No.
I
Terrace
Q
lbs.
25c
...GREETING..
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St.
I'alrichV
D;i
NABOB
TEA
Two
v-ii).
pkts.
93c
lowea
dv
scarcnv
ot
otners
,
ONE
FOR
THE
KITCHEN
Jovtx
in
th
kitchen
kcp
link,
garbage
con,
glastwar,
tc,
eton
and
parklin.
V
ONE
FOR
THE
LAUNDRY
'
Javax
In
fh
wash
mtans
da
11
ling
whit
lincnt
and
cottons
troo
from
all
stains.
ONE
FOR
THE
BATHROOM
Javx
whitens,
dilinfocti
and
dedoritt
toilatt,
bothtvbs,
bakinl
and
drains.
AT
YOUR
DEALER'S
J-154
JIM
I
v
Here's
Xpeeily
Relief
fur
Tender,
Aching,
j
Burning
Feet
I
Your
feet
may
ue
ho
swollen
and
;
tiifi...ui
i...t
..
juu
boiiik
you
can
l
no
another
step.
Your
shoes
mav
ficl
as
if
they
are
cuttini?
right
Into
the
flesh.
You
feel
lck
all
over
with
the
pain
and
torture;
you'd
give
anything
to
get
relief.
Two
or
three
applications
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
and
in
a
f-;
minutes
the
pain
and
soreness
disappears.
No
matter
how
discouraged
you
have
been,
if
you
have
not
tried
Emerald
Oil
then
you
have
something
to
learn.
Get
a
bottle
today
at
Ormes
Drugs
and
all
druggists.
COAL
EASTLK
or
any
ocia--'"!!
tN
Wc
Have
a
C.mi'
l)K.
BALLARD'S
PUPPY
OR
DOG
FOOD
17c
und
Artistic
hi-;"
t'1"1
DIBB
PRINTING
CONFl
EGGS--Fresh,
Grade
'A'
Large
PINEAPPLE
Austral
ian,
Crushed
COCOA-Fry's,
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
Exchange,
20-oz.
SOAP
Palmolive
Face
SODAS
Red
Arrow
or
Ormoads
"
PESNER
BLOCK
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
I
ULL-COUUSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
BANQUET
II
ALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS.
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AND
PARTIES
THIRD
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t
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riay.
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Repairs
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