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HIGH SCHOOL HASKETHAI,L TEA%1 ASVINS SEWII-FINALS The )Vest Vancouver High School Girls Basketball team won the semi-final game played a- gainst King Edward School at Magee Gym yesterday by a score of 17-12 and so enter the finals which will be played next week. Madeline Burkhart was the leading scorer. Her fine work being largely responsible for the locals'in. Some Grand Slams (Lines which should, in case of future autopsies, be found written across the hearts of sev- e;ral of my recent bridge part- ners). )Uhen their partner bids no trump, And their own hands aren' plump, Only neophytes and duds AIention diamonds or clubs. Bidding on a no trump's left Is seldom done by players deft- Eeep a game upon a shelf which you cannot win yourself; Doubling on a no trump's left Is never done by players deft- The suit strength which you long to land Is rarely in your partner's hand, And foes soon find themselves in clover If given the chance to talk things over. whosoever is a chump Eztricates the highest trump (Blooming on the vine alone) By playing any of his own. Save when opponents, with that one, Could stop a suit's established run. In minor suits, bid one or four, IVhen opening, regard the score; Major pre-emptive bids demand At least nine tricks in one's own hand. And if you double five or six On principle, not on quick tricks. You ought to swing from high steep)e- No partner can defeat three people l The Engineer's blistake "Your ticket," said the conductor, to the slightly befuddled passenger, "is for Decatur, and this train is on the St. Louis line." "Goodn'ss grashush!" said the pas- senger, "dosh tb'ng'neer know he'sh on the wrong railroad?" HOLLYBURN Barber Shop rESTIVAL ENTRIES THIS YEAR CONSTITUTE RECORD If any proof of the growing interest in Elusical Festival work in British Columbia is required, it is found in the fact that when the date of entry closed on Sat- urday last, the secretary had ac- cepted well over a thousand ent- ries for the various competitions which ivill take place during the I estival, Dlay 1 to 11. This large number constitutes a record, not only for British Columbia, but for the whole of the Dominion, and it is a splen- did indication of the manner in which the Festival is supp!ying a musical need in the Province. This number of entries, great as it is, will be very materially in- creased on the receipt of late entries and those in the mail before the ei~iration of the date. Last year the total number of entries was 897. From all parts of the Province contestants of all ages will gath- er in Vancouver during the days of the Festival and the five ad- judicators will have little if any spare time on their hands dur- ing those bu.y days. And not o»ly among the com- petitors is the growing interest evinced, for the attendance of the public at the various compe- titions has been steadily on the increase. Last year the sale of season tickets and single admis- sions was greater than what was anticipated, and this year the Musical Festival officials will have to contend with the problem of accomodating the large in- crease in attendance which is anticipated owing to the addi- tional classes which have been added to the syllabus. Among both competitors and the general public interest in the B. C. Mus- ical Festival has very materially grown during the past few years, for it is annually becoming rec- ognised that the ivork which it is accomplishing is now undoubt- edly one of the greatest com- munity senices on behalf of the people of British Columbia. Ask ble Another Sunday School, 10 a. m. hlorning Service, 11 a. m. Evening Service, 7.15 p. m. 31orning Sermon:-- "A Command of God." Evening Sermon:-- "The Catechism of Jesus." )Veekly prayer service eacli wednesday at 8.00 p. m. B. Y. P. U. Tuesday at 8 p. m. All young people invited. St. Anthony's Church Pastor--Rev. Father Kelly Sunday--Mass, 8.30 a. m. High Mass, 10.30 a.m. Benediction, 7.30 p. m. AVeek Days--Mass 8 a.m. St. Stephen's Church Palm Sunday (March 24th). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11.15 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 4.30 p. m.--Confirmation Class 7.15 p. m--Evensong. The preacner on Sunday even- ing ~vill be the Rev.'r. Fea, rector of St. Saviour's Church, Vancouver. The Bible study class will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'lock in the choir vestry. There will be services in church on Tuesday evening of Holy 4Veek and Maundy Thursday eve- ning at 8 o'lock,the latter a preparation for the Easter com- In union. Last Saturday afternoon the junior football team after a lay- off of several weeks due to the inclement weather played a cup'iegame against St. Giles'nit- ed at Cecil Rhodes School and won 3-1. Tomorrow the team i will play in the second round. The team is asked to catch the l2.30 ferry for the city, to pro- ceed to AVindermere Park to meet First Church United. &r e "Olivet to Calvarv" to be Given For a Good Friday cantata St. Stephen's choir will render this; pear for the first time in AUest Vancouver, J. H. Maunder's composition nn the passion and death of Our Lord known as "Olivet to Calvary." It recalls oimply and reverently the scenes which mark the last few days of the Saviour's life on earth, and some of the reflections suggest- ed thereby. The principal solo- ists will be .vier. J. H. Smith and Major A. M. Lester, Mr. Smith will conduct and Albert Kendrick will be at the organ. Minor solo- ists will be Miss Evelyn williams, Mrs. J. H. Smith, Mr. H. A. Hunt, 4U. Grundy and H. G. Mason. There will 4» a silver collection for choir funds. City hlan: "Why are you running that heavy roller over your garden?" Farmer: "I am raisin'ashed po- tatoes." 15th if: bIarine EXPERT SERVICE E. hiARSH, Proprietor THB Take care of your spine. It will be time well spent and will save you both expense and suffering. Your health depends upon the welfare of your backbone. Published Every Friday H. HODGSON and F.F.LOVEGROVE West 363 AVest 412L Publishers CHlltOI'RACTIC IVILL HELI'OU Consultation Free. Roberta A. 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