j
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9
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iliuisttay.
reoruary
2H,
tltT"
SIMONSON
WINS
SCHEDULE
OF
LEGION
TOURNEY
BASKETBALL
,
1
.
!
iuxi
vs
r,
i.
vs.
H,,.h
-
.J'.ijiKJi
WILL
DISCUSS
SKATING
RINK
Kinsmen
Hope
to
Make
Improvements
at
Kiddies'
Kamp
at
I.akelse
Co-on.
n,,.'ir,.Bri!i,
in
Spnrts
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
I
.Senior
'
League
(55
Defeated
Nell
Cameron
by
(
lose
Margin
Last
Night
High
achnnl
h
1
February
28
bnvov
v.
Co-op,
Ho-Me-Hi
vs
Merchants,
Stone's
,
vs.
On
Taxi.
1
March
2
Co-on
vs.
Brown-'
SWFFTttT
MAPLE
LEAFS
ASSUME
LEAD
Ma
arch
ic.
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Leuln
woods.
Fashion
vs
M
-lrcnn's
A
lu
rue
attendance
ol
vs
Hum
fch-hooi
tivros
vs.
laxi.
uiv.n
acnooi
SHAVING
v,s
PfODles
members
was
present
last
night
to
witness
the
final
niat.'h
in
the
Enclish
billiards
tourna
An
open
discussion,
designed
to
bring
out
the
members'
reaction
on
whether
an
artificial
Mar,
0
Savov
vs.
Brown-rehants
vs.
Mortjan's,
T'v
a
(j
win
ids.
i
m
MR
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hi
A
TEAM
V
Defeat
Boston
to
Top
National
Hockey
League
Chiraijo
7,
New
York
4.
.
Huston
2,
Toronto
4.
ice
rink
would
be
a
practical
and
worthwhile
addition
to
the
,
citv's
recreational
facilities
or
;
IHU
..err.
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ON
EARTH!
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,
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woods
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ear
6
9
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Edward
5
10
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2
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League
!
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9
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High
School
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Sixteen
19
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League
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School
3
12
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Ovim
2
14
.125
i
not,
will
be
held
at
the
nexi.
TORONTO
0
-Toronto
Maple
'
1
general
meeting
of
the
Kinsmen
r.pafs
d(
leated
Boston
Bruins
Club.
Decision
to
bring
up
the
QV
a
s(,ore
()
4
t,0
0
al
ti.
Maple
'question
was
made
at
the
exe-Leaf
Gardens
here
last
ni'dit
:
cutive
meeting
held
in
the
Civic
an(j
wrnr
jm0
exclusive
posses-!
Centre
last
night
when
George
sioll
of
nrst
place
in
the
Na-lDibb
pointed
out
that
other
ijona!
HIKkey
l.-aeue
.standhip.
!
service
clubs
in
the
city
were
rhe
rtroit
Red
Wings,
with
j
interested
in
the
matter
ami
wnxn.
ult
Maple
Leafs
had
been
rod
thnt
thp
T-Tinsmrn
:t
i
,-,.
jobctd
'
For
the
kind
of
shaves
that
make
you
look
your
best,
use
the
Gillette
Tech
Razor
and
today's
Gillette
Blue
Blade.
These
two
are
preci
sion
made,
Fit
exact
ly,
and
protect
you
Club
define
their
policy.
chi(.;i,,(,
B1..k
mwks
won
A
new
feature
for
May
24
free-scoring
7
to
4
victory
over
celebration
will
be
Maypole
the
New
York
Hangers
at,
Madi-
from
the
discomfort
caused
by
misfit
blades.
Yes,
Gillette
double
edges
mean
double
economy.
dnncing,
according
to
President
R.
G.
Moure
Vwio
said
ivirs.
Gul-land
had
agreed
to
instruct
a
group
of
girls
for
the
event.
Members
discussing
the
Kid-eiles
Kamp
at
Lakelse
Lake
felt
that
accommodations
could
nor
look
son
H(imre
Garden.
The
liauks
are
imw
bidding
fair
to
climb
out.
of
the
cellar
thty
have
occupied
so
lone,,
behi-;
one
only
game
below
the
Montreal
Cana-diens
now.
The
week-end
schedule
of
play
is
as
tollows:
Saturday
Detroit
nt
Montreal,
Chicago
nt
Toronto.
rfeelitv
ment
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
and.
although
the
runner-
j
up
was
not
sfrn
at
his
best,
tin
result
of
the
game
was
In
doubt
,
until
the
last
minute
when
(
Cameron,
needing
five
to
wfi.
failed
urter
making
14
whi
n
did
not
count,
leuvi'.i.-.
R.
II.
Sim
in
Sim
an
opening
whi::h
lie,
took
lull
advantage
i.f
and
ran
out
winner
with
a
i-.-ore
of
i!')(i
j
to
195
S
monson
played
a
steady
game
throughout
the
nuit.-h
and,
altiioii'Ali
he
did
not
pile
up
liny
large
breaks,
was
frequently
'
in
double
littures
ami
v
til
deserved
his
win.
Comer
m
was
very
erratic
in
hi
piey
and
never
thoroughly
settled
down
to
Ins
proper
form.
Although
lie
compiled
a
total
of
423
noiiUs
duvins'
the
match
to
his
oppon-'lt's
23").
he
made
four
bait
'
nislakes
when
his
fifteenth
point
si'cnied
inevitable
and
IIicm'
errors
lost
him
the
gain'.
i
Iiiu
iii!..',
the
evening
Cameron
'
made
breaks
of
2,),
21,
49.
25
ami
40
and.
on
numerous
occasions.
hart
to
re;.!-;'er
"no
.-.core"
with
12
and
14
points
to
his
credit.
1
At
the
conclusion
of
the
tame
the
prizes
were
presented
to
the
players
by
Present
V,
G
llmis
ton
who,
in
a
few
well
chosen
words
e
o
n
g
r
a
t
ti
1
a
t
d
h
'
players
on
the
hard
fi"ht
that
they
had
put
up
'
Jack
Ju.le
acied
as
releree
t
for
the
match
and
Alex
Harvey
marker.
Several
names
were
added
to
'
the
list
of
players
taking
part
'
in
the
next
tournament
which
'will
start
next
week
use
j
be
expanded
a
great
deal
this
I
year
but
the
present
structures
Gillette
3LUE
BLADES
New
Sunday
faonilvM!
at
Yolk,
Boston
ton
at
.'lli"M',i).
should
be
replaced
by
permanent
buildings
if
possible.
They
were
also
of
the
opinion
that,
if
a
suitable
arrangement
could
be
With
tho
jiif
edges
ever
honed)
as
.ue
The
lc.
I
IOCKLY
SCOKF.S
Faeific
('oast
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3.
Portland
1
Los
Angeles
5.
Fresno
4
fc.un
Diego
3.
San
Francisco
2
PRO
BASKETBALL
VaiV'imvcr
61!.
Hellingham
04
CIV'IC
CLNTRE
CARD
PARTIES
Owing
to
othei
social
activities
yesterday
afternoon,
the
weekly
indie.':'
bridge
party
at
the
Civic
Centre
was
not
held.
In
addition
to
the
women's
parties,
similar
mixed
parties
are
bein.-
organized
by
Garnet
Hull
t.i
take
place
weeklv
indings
to
date:
D
L
F
A
Pt.s
13
11
1.S4
122
(if.
W
2(i
1
on
should
Ik'tinioc
Murli
y
e
one
of
iht
r
loh.utos
jimwn
,
.
aii(i
n
mihidiIi.
niillow
fragrimt
worked
out,
the
Kinsmen
club
of
Terrace
should
be
permitted
Toronto
to
send
some
children
to
the
Detroit
camp
during
the
summer
while
New
York
the
Prince
Rupert
youngsters
Boston
are
there
or
after
if
there
is
Montreal
time
left.
-Chicago
27
9
1.4
100
119
18
12
19
147
ir.3
48
18
10
22
133
143
4'i
13
S
25
111
131
39
10
5
29
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Native
Basketball
Tournament
Civic
Centre
March
3,
4,
5
lh.it
fastvs
nut'ially
guoil
in
piH.
Kutlvi
taiilv
.
.
.
burns
sluulv
.
.
.
k.ivts
a
ilun,
white
ash.
Ant'
il
i,v
lit!
New
pipe
MiWikiT
enjov
ihis
uml,
Mitti
(oli.ueo.
rijlii
from
the
first
piju-lul
'ett
r.ir,
swear
hy
it.
7
)
(
1'iju
nj
i
FOR
IS.C.
PACKERS
TROPHY
Reserved
scats
sold
at
Native
Brotherhood
Office,
Wallace
Block,
or
Phone
Green
909
ARDEN
'
D)
l-
over
the
garden,
ana
try
to
lit!"
It
evenly
with
the
soil,
so
that
it
will
create
"pores"
all
throuuh
it.
and
thus
improve
aeriation
and
also
water
retention.
i
the
depth
to
Gardening
begins
with
turn-
than
lessening
Advertise
in
trie
ixiily
News!
at
ing
over
the
soil.
This
ancient
which
you
dig.
practice,
dating
from
prehistor-
j
One
hour's
work
a
day
lor
ic
times,
has
been
attacked
by
eight
days
will
turn
over
to
critics
like
most
traditional
meth-;
spade
depth
1.500
.square
feet,
ods
in
agriculture.
But
rec?ntsci-'
and
leave
its
owner
without
entitle
tests
have
moved
aaain
even
sore
musi-W.
Civic
Centre
that
spading
in
gardens,
and
'
Spadin
oo.seni
the
soil,
lets
and
leaves
it
in
the
f06
JUL
ENGLISH
air
into
1
FRIDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class
10:30
Rup-Rec
tiny
tots,
n.m.
plowing
for
larger
areas,
are
the
best
methods
of
conditioning
soil
for
planting.
Depth
of
spading
has
ion"
fa?7M
M.OVLItLY
KKIVMI.S
Rcgd.)
Breeding
and
Personality
Blood
lines
as
advertised
by
CUPS
&
SAUCE
best
condition
for
both
water
and
air
to
enter.
Spading
also
can
be
used
to
mix
with
the
coarse
soil
m
a
t
:
rial
s
wh!.:h
w
ill
improve
its
condition.
Good
sail.
Eng
K-sn-Ann.mrifltinn
vm
class.
'
bopn
a
subject
for
debate
lish
gardeners,
with
the
experience
of
centuries
behind
them.
3:30
Rup-Rec
junior
girls.
8:00
Run-Rec
ladies.
Ohio
State
experiments
showed
is
composed
of
25
per
c
e
1
Raskethall
!
are
are
strong
strong
for
lor
'trenching
'trenching'
many
of
the
large
kennels
in
"pores"
containing
air.
25
FANCY
DISHES
for
TEAS
and
DINNERS
the
East.
cent
"pores"
containing
water.
o)!GLlIj!
4:00
Booth
vs.
King
Edward
No.
1.
6:00
Stones
and
65
Taxi.
7:00
Sweet
16
and
Savoy.
8:
:00
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Co-op.
9:00
Brownwoods
and
Booking
orders
now
for
Honey
Breeze's
litter,
three
i
4ltll
and
50
per
cent
solid
matter.
!
Heavy
clay
soil
has
particles
so
fine
that
there
are
not
enough
"pores"
in
it.
But
it
cah
be
made
good
by
mixing
one
inch
of
fine
cinders
or
very
coarse
sand,
an
inch
of
manure
or
a
substitute
such
as
compost
or
peat
moss,
to
four
inches
of
clayey
soil.
This
will
give
an
idea
of
the
quantity
of
coarse
material
needed
to
loosen
heavy
garden
soil.
Spread
it
evenly
Fashion
Special
Events
Leathercraft
group.
Community
Calender
DELIVERED
FREE
C.O.D.
PHONE
654
weeks
old.
Five
champions
on
sire's
side,
four
on
dam's
side.
We
have
satisfied
patrons
in
Prince
Rupert.
These
pups
are
natural
hunters
and
have
wonderful
dispositions.
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10:30
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.
P.O.
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West
1
Please
25c
per
dozen
paid
for
empties.
(CFPR)
8:00
Rotary
rehearsal
Camera
Club
Adult
Card
Party
Mrs.
Mead's
pupils
recital
9:00
Kinsmen
dance.
have
them
ready
when,
the
driver
calls.
Ormcs
Druj
DRUGS
the
soil
two
spade
lengths
deep.
Since
the
standard
garden
spade
has
a
blade
12
inches
long
this
loosens
the
soil
to
a
depth
of
two
feet.
For
roses,
perennials,
and
some
annual
crops,
private
gardeners
in
this
country
often
:
:
practice
trenching.
It
is
a
good
way
to
prepare
a
perennial
bed,
where
the
plants
are
to
grow
for
several
years
without
disturbance.
But
for
vegetables,
and
annual
flowers,
trenching
seems
to
be
not
necessary.
Turning
the
soil
to
a
depth
of
12
inches
is
sufficient.
By
the
ime
you
hav
turned
over
a
hundred
square
feet
on
the
first
warm
day
of
spring,
you
will
be
inclined
to
settle
on
that
basis.
Spading,
in
fact,
can
be
overdone,
especially
that
first
day.
When
muscles
are
soft
after
a
winter's
rest,
they
must
be
broken
in
with
caution.
It
is
important,
however,
that
you
do
not
skimp
on
the
depth
of
spading.
Drive
the
spade
straight
down,
never
at
an
angle,
so
that
vou
get
the
full
advantage
of
i
its
12-inch
blade.
If
you
want
and
pedigrees
Particulars
on
request.
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till
6
p.m.
Emergency
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"till
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Humphrey,
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anil
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it
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it
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do.
limit
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that
you
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rather
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