PAGE
FOUR
Trn?
,ished
or
dMd
by
the
Liquor
wUlu
wi
uy
me
uovernmenr
ot
British
Columbia.
i
HOWHDC
A
DIE
EVEN
AGAIN
I
Contest
Dates
.April
18
to
26th
J
SPECIAL
OFFER
If
you
purchase
a
genuine
Con-Roleum
Gold
Seal
Hug
durin(?
:
the
period
of
this
contcfj,
ami,
Milieu
prove
lo
ht
the
Wintnef
ojf.'
the
prize
rug,
you
ria'vcJlie
oplion
of
taking
the
prize
rug
or
ot
having
the
full
purchase
price
of
the
rug
you
have
ah
reatly
bought
refunded.
This
is
your,
opportunity
of
getting
-a
rug
of
larger
size
FRLE.
Don't
mi
s
this
chance!
made
9
and
4
points
respectively.
Individual
coring:
Ocean
Falls
Rhodes;
9;
Lewis;;
Benson,
2;
Widsen;
Glllanders;
Larseni-Adams.
Prime
Rupert
MacKay;
Clapp.
Prince
Rupert
High
School
Boys
1;
Murrav.
2
Owens,
2;
Payne,
1;
Win
t
Northern'
B.
C.
Interme-
ifanerman,
2;
E.
Yamanaka;
M.
Ya-dlate
Cup
manaka.
Again
the
local
boys
came
out
(victorious
by
a
score
of
41
to
28.
Prince
Rupert
girls
lost
and1
The
locals
led
from
the
start
to
Prince
Rupert
boy);
won
in
the
last!
finish
and,
at
ths
half,
stood
21
to
games
of
the
basketball
series
be-
i
8;
It
was
a
fairly
rough
game
in
tween
Ocean
Falls
High
School
(which
seventeen
fouls
were
cajled
and
the
Booth
Memorial
High
!
by
referee
Johnny-
Comadina.
School
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
local
i
,,.,,,,.,
,
boys
won
the
Intermediate
basket
ball
cup
for
Northern
British
Ocean
Falls
Gahans.
10:
Clozza:
Charleston,
2;
Adams,
2;
Wall,
'
2;
T'hA
rtnat-trtn
ius.ni1a
nM4U
I
A
j
...
.
i
.
n
-
...v
.u-cua
ugaui
ruiucisuii;
uxenoury,
n,
Larsen.
trounced
the
local
girls
by
a
score
I
Prince
Rupert
3111;
Oland,
5;
Of
15
to
8.
Joan
Rhodes
and
Jean'Bussey.
4;
Macdonald,
4;
Santer-Lewis
starred
for
the
visitors
and
ban,
15;
Arney.
11:
Vuchovltch,
2.
CONGOLEUM
CANADA,
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL
NEW
YORK,
April
18:
(CP)
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
New
York
Oiants
continued
unbeaten
so
far
this
season
In
the
National
League
yesteraay
oy
winning
over
Cin
cinnati
Reds
and
Brooklyn
Dod
gers
respectively
while
Chicago
Cubs
lost
to
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
for
their
first
'defeat
of
the
year.
it
hems'
the
PlratM
inlMnl
wrfn
Cincinnati
and
Brooklyn
have
yet
to
win
a.
game.
Boston
Red
Sox
and
St.
LouL.
Browns
are
still
unbeaten
In
the
American
League,
neither
team
playing
yesterday,
their
games
with
l
Washington
and
Detroit
respec
tively
being
rained
out.
The
Phila
delphla
Athletics
suffered
their
first;
defeat
of
the
season
at
the
jhands'-of
the
New
York
Yankees,
j
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
'St.
Louis
....3
iNew
York
........
.3
Chicago
Boston
-.....;....2
Philadelphia
1
.-
0
.......
.
(Cincinnati
...0
I
Brooklyn-
.......0
j
American
League
-rniiaaeipnia
..
z
Boston
1
'..
2
St.
Louis
4...i.....2
Cleveland
,...1.
.2
Chicago
"...i
l
tfew
York
.......
2
Detroit
;...,......o
Washington
0
Over
2000
Free
Rugs
will
be
given
away
by
Dealers,
across
Canada
Your
Congoleum
dealer
has
a
beautiful
6x9
foot
Congoleum'ltug
all
ready
to
give
away.
Perhaps
you
will
win
it.
All
you
have
to
do
is
play
the
new
Congoleum
"Word-Game",
making
as
many
4-letter
words
as
possible
out
of
the
letters
in
the
two
words
displayed
on
your
dealer's
window'.
'
Simple
isn'tiit?
and
lots
of
fun.
"
......
.
So
get
btiBy
right
away.
Jake
a
look
at
your
dealer's-
window;
see'
the
lovely
prize
rug:
go
inside
and
get
a
free
entry
blank:
you
don't
have
to
buy
a
thing.
Then
go
ahead
and
make
the
,wprdi;
the
more
you
make
.the
faster
they?H"cbme.
Once
your
list
is!dcted
retnt-arTo
lhe
'dealer
before
store
elosidg
time
Saturday.
Winner's
name
iv
ill
be
:
posted
jn
the
dealer's
window
earlyr
the
following
-week.
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0
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2
1
3
3
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LONDON,
April
18:
(OP)
Ernest
W.
Waller,
lorrv
driver,
was
sin.!
pleading
guilty
to
entering
asealed
imail
car
on
an
express
train
and
stealing
packets
from
two
mall
bags.
57
LaBelle
(Savoy)
.51
191
Croxford
(Savoy)
84
.188
w-
Owens
3
177
Erlckson
(Annettes)
.20
Nelson
Sellg
(Annettes)
81
Brasell
(Knox.
Hotel)
Berg
(Rangers)
Reagh
(Annettes)
41
Ciccone
(Stylettes)
.....
.'.
(5
McKeown
(Knox
Hoeel)
81
Stone
(Stylettes)
-...60
Orinstrand
(Rangers)
10
Moss
(Lucky
Strikes)
33
Lautens
(Stylettes)
78
tOD
SCOr
Polne
in
h
Prmol
.
a
"
wuiia"
dian
Air
Force
team
with
a
total
40
35
f
nninii
tv,..
ti
v.
j
ilionalres
pany,
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
with
2481
while
the
Roval
Cnna.
dlan
Corps
of
Signals
came
third
WlUl
Z358.
Teams
and
scores
were
aj.
fol-i
I
R.
C.
A.
F
Wemp,
Dodge,
Pat-
Pierce
(Blue
Birds)
84
176
V
Dodd.
Meyer
2M9
nirgeon.BiueBras)
.81
173,
Defence
Headquarters-
Peder-
Arney
(Annettes)
...
81
173
son,
McFarlane.
Reld,
Forbes
Basso-Bert
(Stylettes)
3
172
Mapleton,
2256
Smith
(Savoy)
41
172,
r.
m.
rs
(C
oompany)Ora.
"
-
'-j
-
wf.,vBema.
Z4B1.
Basso-Bert
(Savoy)
24
168
1
R.
M.
R.'s
(A
Company)
B
Basso-Bert
(Annettes)
3
168jCoomfield,
RobmsoT
Porter
Col'
Mae
Bond
(Big
Sisters)
77
mlllns.
Davles
!U63
James
(Rangers)
73
167,
R.
M.
r1'&D5
Yarcer
Alinrri
-
weaver,
St.
Jean,
nnm
mi.
ei.t.,11
o,
,,5
ww.,
9t
iot:oparKS,
cais,
OHourke
2358
T
.
'
y
pesnicK,
Archiba
d.
McKav
208T
Hartwig
(Blue
Birds
1
.
.......
...SO:
lGt
I
n
n
n
?:LC;:?Y'
J0?3'
Robin,
(Rangers)
iOll
"r1
Montgomery
(Knox
Hotel)
.171,
161'
;r.
m.
R.'s-
CummlngTAUan
Boulter
(Blue
Birds)
.'.
...84
Menzies
(Lucky
Strikes)
......84
Asemlssen
(Rangers)
A73
157.;
.
1
156
15B'j
GOGGLES
AT
NIGHT
156
1
.,.J
LONDON
Anrll
10.
inni
r,
.
(Stylettes)
io.jrivbi.co;
"81
ot
'
lol
-k
ju.
ivrj
an
Blackhall
(Stylettes)
72
151
taln's
nleht
fighter
pilots
wear
Reagh
(Stylettes)
;3
153'ereen
Boggles
for
some
time
be-
152
.
c
UU'"K
pa-iroi
to
accustom
'no
iro'
their
eyes
to
darknp
fimn.
v.-.,-
W
IllA,
...
-
.
,
JJAkl
littVC
...17
152i?fcome
so
keen
they
are
recep-
149
149
148
147
146
"ve
10
illumination
Invisible
to
or-
dinary
sight.
J.
Dickens
(Stylettes)
21
Pnrpnt
mii.n
m.j..
107
108
j"
;H.
Bond
aucky
Strlkes)i
....33
105
Hague
(Lucky
Strikes)
84
143
n
,
".7L
,A
Rothwell
(Big
Sisters)
......J14
MS
;
'
Nlckerson
(Annettes)
..
....
-m
145
tf
.
(Lucky
Strikes)
3
,
,w
.
,w
wnmnTn
f
T
iiAkVti
nt-il
96
0l!
83
83.
Ciccone
Annettes)
3
142
"
tin
monZ,
"
""
3
Scharff
fKnnv
Hotel)
11
14?
lMa"ln
(RanBers)
i
42
Peacock
(Lnrkv
Strike)
21
no
Schaeffer
(Stylettes)
78
136
Bremnet'-
(Luekv
Strikes)
...5ft
1SR
(Annettes)
3-
133
IMoorehouse
Hanson
(Rangers)
3
132
xager
(Knox
Hotel)
S3
130
Wynne
(Lucky
Strikes)
3
130
Hale
(Knox
Hotel)
42
120
J,
Dickens
(Big
Sisters)
58
125
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
n.C.
.la.,nereay
lvet
that
on
the
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
tnr
ll,
-
.
prtmlsr
Mng
part
of
.
bulldlnB
?rJ?!f.
Ule
Uelmont
Jfatl.
situate
&t
727
Third
Avnu
Wrf
nir
j
.
.w
.4
u,
laws
,
sa,
Beotlon
1
Hanson
(Knox
Hotel)
19
122
lf
Towmite,
Map
823.
prince
.
I
Rupert
Land
Rritit,iin
m-i..
.
aaraam
(Lucky
striKes
..ib
mu
Prov
0f
bwamxZZX?
f
Bremrier
.(Lucky
Strikes)
.
6
120
li..1?
by
the
gHB.or
by
the
Dickens
Br.
(Big
Sisters)
.
...12
"9
of
eilrni',Uon
oa
ti
ta
.
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f
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in
DATED
1hl
SRt.K
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a
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IWarrerHLucky.Strlkis)
39
115
jqj
ilrind
(Lucky
Strikes)
3,
110
JOHN'
llOSKtNa
Applloant,
1
Winners
of
the
Memorial
Cup,
symbolic
of
the
Canadian
Junior
hockey
championship,
follow:
1919
University
of
Toronto
Schools.
1920
Toronto
Canoe
Club.
1921
Winnipeg
Falcons.
1922
Fort
William.
1923
University
of
Manitoba.
1924
Owen
Sound
Greys.
1925
Reglna
Pats.
1920
Calgary
Canadian.
1927
-Owen
Sound
Oreys.
1928
Reglna
Monarchs.
1929
Toronto
Marlboro.
1930
Reglna
Pats.
1931
Winnipeg
Elmwood
"
JJ
43,not
been
able
to
cop
the
free!
1932-S"dury
Woives.
-"
:.
tickets
for
jcypraj
weeks
b
t
1933
Newmarket
Redmen.
"iwccjv,
unaer
oerseant
uoaee
thpi
uuii
wucgc,
Annettes
...31
53
1935Wi
,v
.n..
4
4.
.
ma
si.
Boniface
Seals.
Mil-
Lucky
Strikes
:23
ifil'hlirhMt
.Z
1936-West
Toronto
mi.i.
Averages
of
players
In
the
for
1940-41.
O
Av.
Balllnger
(Rangers
(
54
200
S
Leacue
Leaeueinnnv
X....
t
1937
1937
Wlnn1ntr
Winnipeg
Monarchs.
MniMiV.
4
i
LONDON
PREPARED
IF
NAZI
LAUNCH
CAS
ATT
,VCKs
V
GIANTS
AND
B
SURE
TO
ASK
FOR
I
CARDS
WIN
Chicago'
CuW
Lose
First
Game
Of
Semswn
In
National'
League
Gas
or
no
gas,
the
English
people
are
determined
to
continue
their
daily
tasks.
At
the
left,
a
gas-masked
w
ren,
also
prepared
for
the
"gas
attack,"
to
a
shelter.
In
the
centre,
hauling
his
cart,
a
baker's
roundsman
dnUvr
"gas;
at
the
right,
gas-masked
housewives
receive
their
bread
fro
m
the
roundsman.
These
photos
were
mac!,
d
London.
STANDING
IN
BOWLS
Final
Figures
for
Season,
in
Ladies
League
Announced
The
full
standlne
in
the
Ladles
Bowling
League
for
the
year
1940-
41
was
as
lollows:
Blue
Birds
Stylettes
......
Big
Sisters
Knox
Hotel'
1..
W
L
Savoy
Swlrjgers
.
59
25
Rangers
AIR
FORCE
IS
WINNER
Captured
Theatre
Tickets
Weekly
Bowling
With
R.
M.
R.'s
Second
For
Army
bowling
at
Max's
bowling
alleys
continued
on
Wednesday
with
Interest
runnine
hiirh
and
the
CUP
WINNERS
Canadian
Junior
Amateur
Championship
SPORT
CI
Winnipeg
?.t
t.
one
of
thn
ir.o-
-rx
x-
orial
Cup
years
ago
u
when
they
v.;,i:c
v.
-
;
Cliff
Redmen
70
Lit
first
three
game
.
2)
five
series
w
dr
ti;
goal.
Redmr
i
it
overtime
4-:s
i:
jt
next
two
6-1
.
:
:
it
also
won
p
year.
Baltimore
Or
.
'-M
Hubbell
to
air
si.rrc-'
1
three-run
outb:;:
-it
Inning
of
a
gan:-
t
na
C
and
Toronto
Ma
i.
15
ago
today
Hubbt
:
:for
New
York
C
"Cn
tlonal
Leacue
:
";
I
developlntr
ur
frffcl
greate't
pttctici
'
1939
Oshaw
.
Ccr
1940
Oshu-a
1941.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIU
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
CARDEN'A
EVERY
ITJDtt
1:30
p.m.
in
so
dju.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
n.m.
v.nnurrr
Mondif
U
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Service
(fortnljhtly)
Ure
tm
Rupert
April
11
and
2G
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
npont-Hinrr
n..nn.ntinn.
TicteLsW
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
rrlnco
Rupert
Acent.
Third
Ave.
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