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from
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to
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Woo)
Hose,
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per
pair
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Crepes,
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yanl
25o
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Hi
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lb.
25c
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Cedar
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or
Day
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BUY
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
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Motor
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Gravel
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Piano
and
Furniture
Covlnps.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxrpiislle.
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of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
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Next
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WHWj
THId?A
CHOWOEG
I
AN'
ME
UAvlO
UP
WITH
K
(uV
BADMINTON
IS
CQULO
C.T
THERE
-
j
POPULAR
EAST
Ottawa
Newspaper
Has
Editorial
Comment
on
Game
That
Has
Invaded
City
Ottawa
is
apparently
one
of
he
cities
thai
has
adopted
badminton
as
one
or
its
most
popu-ar
frames.
In
editorial
comment
he
citixen
of
thai
city
says:
The
winning
for
the
second
lime
of
the
men's
singles
cham
pionship
by
V.
M.
.Stewart
of
MtTiwn
tl
the
excellent
show-
in;-'
made
by
other
local
players
ii
the
Ontario
badminton
cham
pionship
irnuies
at
Toronto
last
week
end
are
striking
proof
of
the
quality
of
pamp
played
lien
Mid
of
the
increasing
hold
which
adiniiilon
takes
upon-
its
devo-
ees
in
the
capital.
.Mr.
Stewart
and
thoie
other
players
who
rough)
so
valiantly
at
Toronto
are
entitled
In
(he
jrrentPs)
credit
for
their
splendid
play.
Great
Winter
Game
liadmiulon
has
ma.d,e
great
strides
as
n
winter
saiao
in
ljn-iida
nnd
especially
Otlawn
dui-inp
iwenl
years.
The
Ottawa
lar-rison
Club
has
ben
active
for
a
number
of
year,
but
tl
was
nqt
until
contparstlivcly
recently
that
the
jranie
became
so
popular.
Other
clubs
have
.sprung
up,
and
the
prospects
are
for
still
greater
expansion
in
Ibis
district.
The
success
attending
the
visit
of
the
ilrjtisb
badminton
playiers
tf
01-
l.iwa
nlso
afforded
further
nroof
of
Ihe
growing
inleresl
being
manifested
in
Ihe
game.
Fast
and
Strenuous
Several
reasons
exist
why
bad
minton
has
gained
in
popularity.
One
was
the
dil-covery
that
it
was
a
fail,
strenuous
and
spec
tacular
game,
and
not
a
pastime
ror
those
in
need
of
miid
exer
cise.
Another
is
the
faol
that
i!
forms
an
ideal
whiter
ga.me
for
tlio.se
who
play
tennis
in
summer
and
need
In
keep
in
.playing
trim.
Many
young
players
are
Inking
up
badminton,
nnd
it
is
true
to
say
that
a
soon
as
.
additional
courts
can
be
secured,
the
game
will
expand
proportionately.
The"
exhibition
of
prowess
by
the
Ottawa
players
hi
the
Ontario
games
will
give
additional
stim
ulus
to
thi
admirable
indoor
wirtler
sport.
ii
SPORT
CHAT
With
the
Moose
meeting
I
tic
KniigliN
of
tlolumbus
and
si.
An
drew
s
playing
with
the
Sons
oi
Kpgland,
league
leadership
wit'
again
be
at
slake
in
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
tonight.
Iloth
teams
win
mug
or
losing,
they
will
still
.share
first
place;
losing
they
will
go
lo
second
place
behind
the
F.Iks,
and,
if
one
wins
and
l
lie
other
loea,
Ihe
successful
one
will
he
in
first
place
exclus
ively.
The
F.lks,
who
are
at
pre
sent
tied
with
Ihe
Vets
anil
Scois
in
first
place,
are
not
scheduled
o
play
toniglil.
Oilier
games
of
the
evening
will
he;
Oddfel
lows
v.
Sons
of
Canada;
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
(Sreal
War
Vet
erans.
Alice
Arm
hockey
players
have
jus!
annul
given
up
bopo
of
play
ing
any
hockey
this
year
on
their
rink.
II
looked
promising
toward
the
end
nT
last
week
but
along
came
a
rainstorm
and
dashed
Ihe
hopes,
some
skating
bad
been
available
the
first
of
Hie
week
Iiuring
the
week,
an
Alice
Arm
parly
made
a
trip
lo
Lost
,ake
a
sheet
of
water
that
lies
abou'
three
miles
from
town
and
whicl
had
ne.ir
been
skatcil
on
before
flood
luck
crowned
the
efforts
of
those
who
made
the
trip
for
ico
was
found
over
four
inches
i!
thickness
and
as
smooth
as
glass,
the
sheel
measuring
over
I
Don
feot
in
length
and
him)
feci
n
width.
The
final
game
of
Ihe
secon
I
division
billiard
league
this
evening
between
Ihe
(irollo
and
Prince
Ituperi
Fish
Co.
will
have
no
effect
on
he
standing
of
lh-lentil
in
the
league,
the
championship
of
which,
lias
nlreaih
been
won
by
the
Prince
Hupcrl
Milliard
parlor.
The
teams
will
line
up
as
follows:
.).
Hillmau
(Irotlo
vs.
V.
Itailey
(Prince
Itupert
Fish
Co.
.
J.
Itecsley
vs.
.1.
Kraiiso.
Ilerl
.Morgan
vs.
.
Corbel).
O.
Howe
v,
.
Carlson.
J.
.Mclean
vs.
S.
Ilarlou.
Filial
figures
compiled
in
connection
with
the
first
division
billiard
league
season
which
has
just
closed
show
that
the
highest
break
of
Ihe
entire
competition.
fit),
was
made
by
Col.
S.
P.
Me
Alonlio,
first
man
on
the
(ireal
War
Veterans"
team.
Oilier
high
hreiiks
recorded
are;
Cot.
McMor-
(tie,
ri'
nnd
:t:i:
Sgl.
.lehson,
18,
SO
and
:W;
Frl
I'yle,
XI:
tieorge
Mclluinyle,
18.
and
a.'U:
(ieorge
Waugh.
3'J.
3H
and
37;
V.
Loner,
37.
(ietirge
W'augh.
of
tlie
nil-
liard
Parlor,
with
318,
held
the
highest
average
of
the
eason's
regular
players,
namely
those
Who
participated
in
more
than
half
of
the
eight
tournament
llial
were
played,
lie
played
in
seven
tournament.
Fred
Pyte,
who
played
in
all
night
tournu
meuts,
hudthe
highest
average
for
the
Velernus'
tuuiii.
2:ty.
M.
jndiews
of
the
llilliard
Parlor
liad
a
jKrfecl
nverngetnf
2."U
bill
tie
played
only
in
two
tourna
ments.
It.
Howe
had
an
average
uf
210
and
W.
Stickuey
an
aver
age
of
215
loil
they
played
i
only
two
and
three
lourtinmcnU
respect
ieiy.
ALL
STAR
BILLIARD
PLAYERS
WON
OVER
BILLIARD
PARLOR
The
Prince
Itupert
llilliard
Parlur
second
division
billiaril
lim
played
a
tournament
last
night
with
an
all
star
team
front
the
res!
or
the
league,
the
latter
aggregation
winniiug
by
U2i
lo
lt0.
The,
individual
scores
were:
'
Long
(All
Jatsu
'Smj:
l.
iliiwe
'IIHHat'iLJ'flrliirlOH..
J.
Andreys,
,H(i;.
W.
,ri)ickney.
200.
W.
J.
Nelson.
18
1;
Frank
Kie
man.
2in.
J.
Hillman,
2tilt;
M.
Andrews,
ton.
It.
Curbed,
2(10;
I).
MoAuley,
82.
The
losers
will
be
hosts
o
I
lie
winners
at
a
luncheon
tomorrow
in
the
Prince
Ituperi
Hotel.
TAUGHT
CHINESE
TOJATICE
CREAM
Delicacy
Is
Enjoyed
by
Orientals
and
Demand
Is
Increasing
on
Other
Side
VICTOniA,
Feb.
23.
The
Chinese
are
adopting
-the
ice
cream
habit.
The
.product
is
lift
ing
stijjiped
froqi
this
continent
lo
Cliin'a
alreiply
fnwen
anil
the
ilcinaud
is
eadily
inorea'sjiiif.
Once
the
rnillioiis
pf
Cbip;nien
get
to
like
(he
proiluct,
i
s
fin,
possible
In
say
wbal
Ihe
reuU
will
lip.
A
large
liu.int'ss
slmuhl
be
ilone'wilb
Hie
Ocieill
fn0
llrilish
Columlilfi
in
prnvi'ijjpg
this
delicacy
fur
the
yellow
men.
P.
S.
Crawley
of
fealllp,
wio
nas
just
returned
front
tl
Villi
to
china.,
claims
lo
lie
(he
man
Who
lauglil
Hie
Chitifiso
to
cat
tec
cream.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
TH2
n,!L7
N??3
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now
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lit
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WORLD
GOING
PLEASURE
HAD
This
la
Morte
Craig's
Impression
Following
Trip
East
Visited
Various
Cities
Thai
the
world
seems
to
be
going
plcasurc-mad
uas
an
impression
gained
by
Morte
II.
Craig,
local
florist
and
artist.
who
returned
home
yesterday
afternoon
nfler
a
trip
which
included
seorul
of
Hie
iporc
important
cities
in
the
West
atid
Mi'MIe
West,
of
the
t
oiled
Stale.
I
lie
thealres
,in
all
these
cities
seem
to
lie
doing
a
rushing
busi
ness
and
the
ticket
boxes
are
continually
lined
up
with
thoe
eekiug
admission.
F.vcryhodv
sems
lo
be
on
I
lie
quest
for
re
creation.
J-'rom
a
business
standpoint
then
also
secins
o
(
a
great
dent
of
activity
in
the
'arse
cities.
One
has
to
crush
inc's
way
through
the
crowd
of
hopper,
into
Uie
lo
deKirtinenl
lores.
Mr.
Crnig
-went
Kul
iKirtiou-
larly
lo
artioiiuite
in
a
final
ii
mily
reunion
at
his
former
l(0ne
in
St.
Joseph.
Misnouri.
trior
to.
the
old
family
house
'eing
sold
following
the
death
of
-Mr.
Craig
fnthr.
He
suent
eleven
ii.iyn
ii,.,re
am)
tw
timo
went
"like
a
ilream."
Mr.
Cmi
ulsol
spent
five
days
in
Denver,
where
he
livei
before
he
went
lo
Ihe
Yukon;
seven
dais
in
Seattle.
and
eight
days
in
Victoria
visit
ing.
with
his
daughter,
Mm.
1.
It.
MeTnvish.
In
Hie
interior
of
th
I'niled
Slates
the
usual
enhl
weather
is
Ix-irig
experienced.
At
Winnlm-u.
while
going
Kail.
Mr.
t:rai
swat
n
few
hours
and
there
the
cold
seetned
to
be
iulenc.
Mr.
Crsiig
was
52
da
on
hi
trio.
He
has
nunl
lit
hi
mtftil
.
-
-
-TI"
...-
.
thai
be
is
not
oin
on
any
more
such
journeys
uiilll
he
has
more
inte
to
spend
in
onler
to
see
Hie
various
cilie
properly
and
hae
heller
opportunity
or
renewing
old
acquaintances.
ZANDER
HOOF
A
parly
cnnsislinu
of
Ceorirr
W.
tlllersoii.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ho-
gene
lirury.
F.
.
Valleau.
Frank
I-
re
idle,
hdwiu
Wright.
Joe
Klint
tiler,
(i
W
Allnii
itosiuh.
ixiiin
jpap
nnd
l.,viil
i
Pjmri
4.
ioulflt-
ilig
nere
him
weX
ror
ane-tensive
(riti
intd
Mhe;
Afnhson
llreefc
aoblfiebls.
The
parly
will
lake
thirty
tons
of
machinery
nnd
n
full
crew
with
llicin.
II
is
tin
largest
ninoijht
nT
machinery
Moil
has
ever
been
lakn
into
Mnnson
treek.
The
Vanilerhoof
Trade
hn-s
redutwil
lues
from
lo
i,i
.r(.
m.
....
Hoard
of
it
yearlx
.uiss
i.mmie
Violet
Kay
wn
elecled
queen
of
the
winter
car
nival
here
last
week
and
Mias
Marjorie
T.
Pelersnil
nml
Mis-
Fna
Pearl
Campiicll
were
cliosen
as
her
maids
of
honor.
Mrs.
A.
A.
Iliilchinson,
greatly
improved
in
health,
has
returned
nere
iiom
a
trip
lo
Manilnha.
i)(
was
accompanied
by
her
brother,
Mr.
Mayer,
who
will
re
main
here
a
month
or
so.
STEWART
Mrs.
F.ruesi
Love
has
returned
lo
Htewnrt
arier
having
spent
several
weeks
visiting
in
Van
couver.
William
IloMH,
who
has
been
on
a
business
trip
soulh,
returned
In
Slew.-ui
on
fin
Ciniomu
vesteiday
tiiorning.
A
number
of
Indiana
appeared
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
I
TV
aw
eve
.
tm
mm
If
oo
')
fl
COME.
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1926
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I
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i.
Fiatuoc
Stmnc.
Ue.
Unl
bif
rkl
!.
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ll
By
George
McManus
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advance.
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than
50c
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dressnmklns
and
sewing;
remodelling,
repairing,
knitting,
etc.
Phone
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701.
MUSKHATS
wan
led
lo
buy
for
hreedirwt
purpoes.
Stair?
prices
lo
Wm.
It.
Tunnati,
UuAMctt,
l.C.
FOR
SALE
FOIt
(SAM:.
Htm
tnd
uwl
machinery,
boats
and
niiRiuen.
piston
rings
ami
proMller
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Kxchansio.
l'i:i
twond
Avenue.
Phone
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if
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-ALi:.
Two
pool
tablet.
1250.00.
For
rent.
Chili
parlor.
810
Second
Avenue,
furnished.
$50.00
a
month.
M.
M
Stephens
A
Co.,
Ltd.,
teiiauir
PIANO
FOIt
SALK,
139.
TO
RENT
-Phone
Maek
'
Oil
IlK.NT.-
Moilern
four
roomed
flat
with
Monarch
range.
Clapp
llloek.
Wostcnhavcr
Hros.
tr
F0H
liHNT.
UianiM.
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
w
ipg
inaaliinei.
Walker'
Mlisjc
Store.
FOIl
ItHNT.
Taib
r-sbop;
lw
.
business
rooms
below,
tw
living
room
above.
VVesten-
liavcr
Ilros.
1
1
FOIt
HKM.
Ilooip
with
ir
with
out
hoard;
near
elevator
Phone
Ilwl
157.
it
WW
niiXT.
Furnlnhwl
suite
ussnllem
.
Apartments.
Phon
8.
tr
MODKHN
FLAT
for
ftent.
Apnlr
Max
lleilhroncr.
if
BOAMD
AND
ROOM.
IIOAIID
Ttie
freonil
Avenue
Inlaiuler,
S3C
lo,r,n
irr
AUCTIONEER.
MKKTINO
the
public
more
than
.
half
way:
when
patronising
the
,
iiitfttoocr.
y(Mi
uBn
boost
ing
the
city.
My
proioilioo
,
to
the
public
arc
fair.
1
stt
qn
torn
nl
Mlm
or
by
.auction.
I
buy
iii,Urlhl
-for
cah
or
anil
at
your
own
figures.
Private
nates
or
exchanges
dailv
Phonograph
records
exchanciuil.
(I.
F.
Urine.
Auctioneer.
Pimne
771.
P.O.
Jinx
tto.
200
Second
Slriffit.
in
court
before
Magistrate
Scarlett
Inst
week
and
were
hncd
foi
fighting
in
the
neighborhood
of
Hitler
Creek.
A
dog
conlest
is
oeiitc
held
here
this
week,
the
procuil
being
for
the
benefii
of
the
Htew.tr'
(icneral
Hospital.
SKELETONS
IN
CLOSET
Remains
of
Twenty
People
Found
in
urypi
uenealh
Great
Altar
of
Convent
HAVANA.
1.1.
25.
.-
Twenlv
skeletons
have
been
disenvereil
ii
a
crynl
be
ow
the
site
..f
ii.
great
altar
in
Ihe
old
Kaiiln
Clara
con
veil
.
They
were
broiiaht
to
light
by
the
employees
or
Ihe
Public
Works
liep.u
tmenl.
'flu.
old
convent
wns
sold
In
the
(ins
-
ernmcnt
several
davs
ua,,.
.'ii,,,
crvpl
is
believed
to
have
been
closed
for
-.'(in
a!
leas!
year-.
Them
was
no
d.hin;:
iin...,,,
t,
bones.
The
secretary
or
sanila-
ron
lias
m'dcidl
the
bone
n
moved
lo
Colon
cemeiei
v
r.
burial.
DRY
WOOD,
Spill
tq
any
length
in
blocks,
per
bind
$6.00.
.
HALT
IIKIIHINO.
A.
ISAACSON,
Real
Cove.
Phone
Hlack
ICI
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1022
Oldsioobile
t,
5
passenger
louring
tUO0li
I
IU20
Xash
5
pacsetifar
lour
inf
I85.0t
I
K'2I
Oveilaml
Sedan
70(UH
I
10
19
Hen
seveu
pansenaer
louring
1700.00
I
1025
Font
t'jiupe,
ImIIosiii
lire
car
like
nw
1060.00
t
1022
Ford
Tudor
sedan.
tlM.OO
I
I9SS
Ford
Coupe
Ja0
0r,
l
I0SI
Ford
one
ton
IriMk.
pnn)
body
.
I3?ft.0(l
I
Font
light
delivery
chassis.
rebuilt
-
$m.flO
All
cars
fuamti(cd
in
goHt
iiohanieal
condition.
11
erms
can
he
arranireil.
KAIEN
GARAGE
l
ord
and
Chevrolet
Perv
iee
Sla-tion.
Agenla
f
r
Molioghlin
Oakland.
ObUmobile
am!
Chevrolet
car).
Moo.
O.M.C.
ami
Federal
Triieka.
WftFCKINO
SF.llVICK
DAY
ANIi
NIGHT.
DANCING.
I'ANCfNU.
Hay'
Hloek.
Lewoiis
any
hour
by
appoint
nl
HtecinU
-
Chariesloo.
e
t
c.
Tuesday
anil
Thursday.
Mr.
Ilowuul
KriJtell
flooistinv.
Phone
Ml
morning.
Mrs.
H.
O,
Crw.
RQTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
ami
Furniture
Moving
HaaKHge
and
F.Tiiress
8tand:l.ittle
s
New
Htand.
Phone
852.
rte.
Phone
Oreen
020
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
i
MKIil,
ranges
and
furiiiiure
of
-
fvery
dccripUon;
m
linen.
.
sheeting
and
pillow
cau
liv
f.
the
yard:
omiuion
Hiioleiim.
1
leds.
springs
and
mattresses:
dining
suits.
iviir
room
chair
and
laldes,
seagrass
chairs
J
uruiliire
nxclianged.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture.
Phone
77S.
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
(ieorge.
Paul
or
(Just)
His-
ami
seven-passenger
8ludo-bakers
at
y.-ur
disposal
any
llni'
Tor
50c
Service
ROSS
flROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Dlock
Across
from
Kin
press
Hotel
TRAPPERS!
...
r
I
NKF.h
to.ooo
MINK
HKLNS.
Ile.il
price
pnid.
See
me
before
you
sell
your
fura.
If
lis
Turn
I'li
huy
them.
W.
GOLDDLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
Hones)
Fur
Man.
PRINfir
RIIpprt
Tirr
a
f
.
4.
4
444
ftt
Friday,
February
20
,hi'
I
:io
a.m.
iH.n
ft.
12:55
p.m.
10.7
"
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7:05
n.m.
8.1
"
10:31
p.m.
,2
"
.
Saturday,
February
27
l,ial1
t:t0
n.m.
1
0.1
fl.
13:20
p.m.
20.3
"
'
7:30
a.m.
7
:t
"
i'0:02
p.m.
3.0
"
Artidei
Lot
tnd
Found,
4c
CAMERON
TRANSFER
JMior.e
t
Daoaaae.
Furnltur
-.W.I.1B.
If
you
want
an
or
uemerca
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STOKt
303
Third
Avtnut
ile
agents
r.o
i
We
,,,
,
Plionogrspbs
it
Racquet
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slriino"'.
,
FURNITURE
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a
n
d
se
luff
Store.
i
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New
,
i
(iuuds.
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