PAtil
FOBIL
SEE
THEM
IN
THE
WINDOW.
The
Well
Known
CHUM'S
SHOE
For
Children.
Sizes
up
to
7.
Usually
priced
at
$3.75.
Special
price
for
one
week
S2.95
Sizes
ft
to
10.
Usually
priced
at
$1.75.
Special
price
for
one
week
$3.95
These
are
absolutely
First
Grade
Shoes
and
will
sell
quickly
at
this
price.
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SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
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Orders
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Sweden
and
Denmark
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Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
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for
that
Summer
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visit
to
the
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early
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grocers.
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Moving.
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UP
FATHER
1
V
HOVb
THE.
NEW
JOO?
!
officially
welcomed
by-
2
am
-
l
j
v
liritish
Krnpirc
and
ils
resnun'es
i
than
any
oilier
memher
of
Jhe
Royal
Family,
though
his
father.
King
fienrge,
was
accounted
a
eilher
the
Hon.
Piers
Legh
Lieut,
the
Hon.
llruce
llgilvy.
etpieri-yl
The
Prince
will
travel
direct
Iq
Capetown,
where
he
wilhfi)
Ihci
I'M
tTOC
ON
T
OIHTT'
tDO
LCevRr.
4
EE
LOT
A.
MOTCHM'
PRINCE
VISITS
INDIGESTION
GAS
ON
STflMAfH
AFRICA
IN
MAY
pains
after
meals
-
'
Many
liU
miner
trrthly
from
Will
be
Welcomed
by
Governor-ami
pains
in
iiwt
iMMrt
irir
rvrry
General
and
Premier
Smuts
i""''.
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"
iep"
in
.ntant
miwry.
rr
the
MSI
(i
trin
Hunliirk
Miaal
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
Farl
of
Allilone,
governor-general
jj
jay
y.
of
Soullr
Africa,
and
(ienentl
)r
s
(S.i:
."mills,
premier
of
South
Africa.
!ii
One
of
Ihe
first
engagements
of
Ihe
Prince
will
be
in
inspect
the
military
garrison
of
South
Africa.
Arrangement
arc
being
made
for
His
Royal
Highness
lo
visit
Ihe
whole
of
the
important
cities
and
towns
in
Cape
Colony,
the
Orange
River
Colony.
Ihe
Trans
vaal,
Nalal.
and
Southern
Rho
desia.
While
a
large
number
of
i.n
.
.
.
owing
In
bis
engagements
home
later
In
the
year.
Constable
Harry
Marlin
Constable
p.
Carr
of
Hums
Lake,
provincial
police
officers,
arc
sailing
for
Ihe
snulh
on
the
Pj-ince
Rupert
Inmorrow
morning
having
in
cnlody
four
men
who
will
do
lime
at
Okalta.
All
are
from
Sinil
Iters'
and
Iheir
name.H
are
II.
M.
Sealon,
Julius
Merger,
Frank
Howe
and
Nicolini
Alvovy.
Sealon
is
senlenced
lo
six
month
for
vagrancy
and
Ihe
oilier.
Ihree
will
serve
lime
for
C.
Halagno
(K.
.
S.
I).
Macdonald
'
(S.A.)
'..
(J.
Wangh
.
.
J.
Smilh-
(H.P.".
O.
Mcllmoyle
(Jl.P.
puiuic
engagements
are
roniem-ip
.
A.
Ahlridge'M.P.i
piaieri,
one
care
is
to
lie
taken
io'(j
'jbompson(II.P.;
intersperse
inese
wiui
opixiruinl-lis
for
sport
and
fftr
purely
social,
engagements.
There
is
talk
of
an
expedition
afler
big
game
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
Ihe
Zambesi
ami
Limpopo
Rivers,
and
something
of
this
de-rriptinn
is
certain
to
be
included
should
(he
lime
prove
sufficient.
'I
be
Prince
has
intimated,
however,
that
he
cannot
devote
more
than
Ihree
months
to
this
tour.
II.
Howe
(S.F..I
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A.
A.
Kasson
(!;
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L.
Warrior
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M.
M.
McLachlan
(Sw.:
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J.
Hrnwn
'S.A.i
..
W.
Halagno
(F)
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Hen
Self
(H.P.)
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J.
Judge
(G.
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D.
Hrown
(G.
...
J.
Andrews
(S.)
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Davie
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Kvnns
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(S.K.)
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Ilroderick
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of
F.ngland;
S.A.
SI.
Andrew's.
As
a
result
of
a
visit
paid
him
al
his
walerfronl
premises
yes
on
wrnvai
Bluer
ha
1k
brlmtlnit
tir
ami
Joy
lojin
P.atj
HUNT
FOR
LIONS
f'"'
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The
following
aerages
havei,,,nl'
gral
traveller
before
he
came
to
,(en
ma,to
dale
by
players
in
Hie
inrone.
.
il,-
nrinri..
tlimprl
P.ilv
Millinnl
II
has
now
been
settled
lhal',alie
competition
for
Ihe
Hul-
Ihe
Prince
of
Wales
shall
saill0.-
.
r,milPn
rn.
from
Southampton
for
South
Africa
on
Ihe
nflernoon
of
Friday.
May
2.
Among
those
who
ill
accompany
.him
are
Yire-
miral
Sir
Lionel
Halsey,
comp
troller
and
treasurer;
Sir
Oodfrey
rhomas.
private
secretary
and
Col.
Mr.Mnrdie
(V.
f.
Andrews
(S.A.
W.
J.
Nelson
(C.
W.
Hutchinson
It.P.
O.
Hlylhe
,(0.i
..
f,rjH.
Jelich
'H.P.
.
Sgt.
Jepson
(V.)
.
Games.
Pts.
t
F.
Stephens
(
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(C,.;
Milchell
(11..
11.
Shockley
(S.H.
..
F.
Pyle
(V.
..
.,
J.
Walsh.
(V...
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Suden
(O.)
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THE
DAILY
5EWB.
-
Thursday
February
i
ID
Sport
Chat
Ty
Cobb
manager
of
the
Detroit
Tigers,
lias
been
attracting
the
nllenlion
of
baseball
fans
since
hi
second
yar
in
I
he
American
League.
Thai
ws
hark
loot.
He
joined
the
Tigers
year
I
.oft
ire
much
I
he
"
wruil
hreaks
int..
1""'
three
aqu.ro
meal,
a
ilay;
helping
LONDON,
Felt.
21.
.'t
.aiuulian
tn
Ml
nythinr
iiwy
wih.
witikHit
havinjr
'"I?
league-,
hill
il
did
nut
Per,.
The
Prince
of
Wales
in
urrr
tr
it
artrr.
lake
Ihe
Georgia
I'each
long
to
'proposed
visit
In
Smith
Africa
this
"r-
Frwl
.
'.
Sat.
demonstrate
Dial
he
was
miilr
,
,
,
.
.
,
w
rile:-
"All
lam
stimnwr
I
was
trouble!,
,:rr
.
,
..
,,
subject
of
consider-
tfum
""'
"linnry
summer
is
a
wllh
Wnnurh
,,
,nd
irMll,,,,in.inVrenl
able
interest,
not
only
because
ol
and
also
m
on
the
Mimam.
I
rrmid
noilntoky.
During
Ihe
1905
season
jthe
long
journey
and
Ihe-
new
m
nyihinr
ejrept
wne
light
tx
amilcohh
failed
In
lul
in
I
In
JOO
'experiences
invnhed
in
Ihe
lour
"en
,h"
"M
ri
wiu
P""
I
cla
Since
then
he
has
not
;,
'
,
..
,
.
..
.
..
arter
erh
meal.
I
rmild
not
work
a
whule
,
....
....
,
.
,
,
or
the
fact
thai
ll
1,1
'
'
eircle
'I'M
jhiil
l.y
reason
diy
vlthlM
Mnt
dun
0.t.
!
had
triert!r'"l,H
spW
iwill
bring
His
Royal
Jlighuess'
everything;
dortom,
medieine
and
pilit.M'f
hatlers,,
.Vel
spring
Ihe
Series
of
visits
to
the
Overseas
'until
I
read
atimit
Durthirk
PI'ukI
Bitten.
!
"M
''
"'""
"
'
trT.
llnmM.w.n,
In
o
n.
.nol
..
i
ir.n
-Will,
,lhe
eomplelinn
of
the
Soulli
Afri-
If
iwil
ntinri1llv
f.ti"Mx1
nM
In
health
lean
visit
the
Prince
of
Wales
wiH,
Minufartnreii
only
tiy
Th
T.
have
ieen
infinilely
more
of
Hiei"-
Limine.
Toronto.
Qr.u
Tiger
lender
will
hegin
his
nth
season
with
the
Ib-troit
team
and
he
is
attracting
nearly
as
much
xillMirn
alletilioii
as
he
did
when
he
was
earning
his
regulation
as
the
greatest
all-round
player
in
Die
game.
However,
the
aljenlinn
he
I
now
is
nUracling
is
n
little
ilfT-
ll.iseball
fans
have
Ix-come
ue-
rusloined
In
Cobb
balling
.300
'
hut
now
Ihey
are
asking:
"Is
Ijddt
slowing
up?"
"Will
Cobb
bat
.300
next
reason
?"
"Will
next
season
be
(tbh's
last
as
an
active
player?"
To
the
first
ttrstion-is
"Yes,"
without
quali
fication.
Hacha
players
in
the
major
leagues
are
regarded
old
al
35.
Few
of
Ihem
ever
attain
Ihe
ase
of
to
in
the
big
show.
("olili
is
iieUveetl.Altoe.
figurey.
hence
there
lOi'doubt
Ilial
Ur
ha
slowed
upi'imsiderahly
from
Ihe
years
when
ll
wa
regard"l
is
an
ordinary
feat
for
him
to
steal
not
only
crfond,
but
third
base.
I'here
I
no
reason
why
'bb
should
lint
bat
.300
next
season.
He
has
done,
il
for
eighteen
con-seeulixe
seasons
and
by
doing
it
last
year
eslahlished
himself
at
Ihe
only
player
In
the
history
of
the
major
leagues
who
has
hit
for
.300
or
heller
for
18
years
in
a
row.
The
lale
Caplaln
A.
C
Anson
did
il
20
years,
but
I
here
was
a
break
of
two
years
in
each
of
which
he
fell
below
J00,
Whether
Die
next
campaign
will
be
Cobb's
last
as
an
active
play
er
is
up
In
Cobb
himself.
Judg
ing
from
hi
physical
condition
he
should
be
able
lo
play
Ihe
oulfiebl
fur
at
le;(
Ihree
more
lyears,
barring
accfdenls.
He
has
threatened,
to
retire
lis
an
active
player
and
whether
lie
will
carry
out
that
threat
at
the
close
of
next
season
time
only
run
loll
BILLIARD
PARLOR
DEFEATED
GROTTO
Score
of
Tournament
Last
Night
Wat
989
to
803
Hutchinson
Shatters
High
Break
Records
The
O
roll
il
bitliardisls.
who
(have
been
having
a
sensational
terday
afternoon
by
Sergeant
run
of
viclories
recently,
were
Ilailey
and
florist
able
Macdonald,
'checked
last
night
in
their
route
offences
under
Ihe
Government
Alexander
Oooch
appeared
in
Ihe
In
leadership
in
Ihe
Hulger
Liquor
Acl.
They
will
arrive
police
courl
this
morning
ami
Cameron
trophy
race
when
Ihe
rrom
the
inlerior
by
train
Ibis,
was
fined
$50
for
having
un-Prince
Ruperl
Hlllianl
Parlor
afternoon.
sealed
liquor
in
his
possession,
look
Iheui
inlo
ramp
by
Ihe
de-
MACDONALD'S
Fine
CUt
Tor
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALirsnneQit
2lb.
tin-80
Vn.
Lb
15
,
W
ANTED.
Candy
maker
with
manufacturing
plant
would
like
to
locale
in
Prince
Rtiwrl.
Wholesale
and
retail.
Iiesire
a
parlner
with
some
capital,
silent
or
or
I
he.
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This
Is
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Singer
sewing
machine,
;ood
a
new.
'30.00
Little
Newslnud.
15
cisive
score
of
089
lo
803.
An
outstanding
feature
of
Ihe
ioui'iiaiiieiil
was
tin-
performance
of
W.
llulrhfuson,
Ihe
second
man
on
Ihe
Hilliard
Parlor
lineup,
who
slut'lcrcd
Ihe
lite
It
break
record
of
Hie
season
twice
first
with
a
break
of0
and
then
with
another
of
58.
He
also
made
Hi",
best
win
of
Ihe
evening
defeat
ing
lion
Drown
by
200
lo
1
17.
Individual
scores
were:
G.
'
Wangh
(Grollo)
137;
George
Mrlliuoyle
'Prince
Ru
perl
Hilliard
Parlor)
200,
Don
Hrown,
117;
W,
lliilcbiu-
son,
200.
J.
Judge,
155;
C.
Thompson,
200.
W.
.1.
Nelson.
200;
F.
A.
Ald-
rldge.
189.
J.
Suden,
191;
II.
Jelich,
200,
League
standing
to
dale
fol
lows:
Games.
Total,
Aver.
O.W.V.A.
5
(Oil
922
Grollo
0
5383
H97
Klks
ft
5325
888
P.R.II.P
0
5315
880
S,
of
V.
0
5210
871
SI.
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....
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l,
Montreal.
(Jun.
XGIvNTS
wnnletl
lo
sell
ninde
le
measure
raincoats
direct
to
wearer.,
0hm
pay.
Semi
at
once
for
particulars.
Good
wear
Raincoat
Co..
332,
HIetiry.
Montreal.
Iept.
52.
FOR
RENT
Mfslern
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Also
fiAlre,
with
modem
living
quarters.
Weslernhaver
Pro.
f
FOR
HUNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
rooms,
110
Sixlh
Ae.
Knst.
Phone
Hlue
21".
Ifl
S1TMM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Hesner
apartments.
M.
M,
Stephens.
LOST
LOST.
One
gold
drop
earring
between
018
Fifth
Avenue
Kal
and
hospital.
Finder
please
return
lo
Daily
New
Outre.
Reward.
If
BOAKO.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
MR.
TRAPPER
STOP
I
You
ran
make
more
money
here
llian
elsewhere
with
your
furs.
See
me
first
ami
Inst.
II
will
pay
you.
W.
QOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapci
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
Hought,
Sold
or
Kxchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINOS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave,
Phones
Itlack
130
and
Red
I
IS,
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
Georgs
or
Gust)
Ross
Brother.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfnrt
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
days,
cIoes
at
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
Sal
urdays,
l.3o
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundays
.
,
ji.
m.
Wednesdays
P.M.
rrldays
A.M.
C.P.R.
February
II
and
25.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
'
Fridays
8.45
A.M.
Saturdays
..
A.M.
C.P.R.
February
15
and
29.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier-Wednesdays
....
0"
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
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To
Port
Simpson.
Alio
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premlerr-
Sundays
'r.7"'lM,
From
Port
Simpson,
Alio
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and
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lays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
February
II
and
25,
From
Alaska
Points
February
15
and
20.
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Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
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