PAGE
FOUH
TiTE
tATTY
MrTfv
GROTTO
MAKES
.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMan.i,
HAVE
A
CIGAR-GY
I
DONY
KNCM
CLEAN
SWEEP
Tl
ir
VJAV-
WHO
DO
CUT
JODGC
YOl
TMlMK
WILL
QC
13LOT
SJMOOLD
-TUt
ftESlDr:NTt
rEATlKE
OF
LEAfllE
BILLIARD
CHOICE.
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TrtACvEUKT)
fw,7'"i
TOl'RXAMENT
IS
VICTORY
OF
WArOM
-OVEp
(McILM()YLK
i
f
.
rmm
A
.fc
ysm
.
7
is
-.
The
Orotto
billiard
tram
hat
not
only
made
the
first
clean
weep
this
season
but
Its
capuin.
Oeorge
Waugh
has
the
distinction
of
having
inflicted
a
handy
defeat
on
George
Mcllmoyle,
first
player
of
the
Moose
team
and
vr.J.S.-.-?
'or
I-
ill.:
'
1
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.
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41
111.
IBB
JUJaVaVSI
1
.
IiJjlmaT
I
city
billiard
atar.
Waugh
turned
In
a
victory
of
200
to
HI
oyer
Mcllmoyle
in
the
final
game
of
the
tournament
-'mm
last
night,
the
aggregate
score
being
I.
.
.
wM.-.
:
1000
to
824.
'
The
league
standings
to
date
follows
allows:
-
V.
J
;,
'
dames
Total
Terminals
13
11850
Orotto
14
12,470
Gyros
13
11.563
St.
Andrew's
..
13
11.539
Moose
13
11,476
are
an
Aver.
S12
891
889
888
883
The
averages
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Oamea
Ttl.
Aver.
II.
Parr
(Moose)
1
200
200
.Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(Moose)
6
1161
J.
Hillman
(Moose)
13
2512
F.
Zleman
(Terminals)..
12
Fred
Pyle
(8t.
Andrew
)
11
O.
Iiowe
(Terminals)
...
7
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(St.
A.)
8
D.
Howe
(Terminals)...
13
Frank
Aldrldge
(Oyro)
W.
J.
Nelson
(Oyro)
.
2316
2099
1335
1517
2447
13
2434
12
2243
P.
ODonnell
(Terminals
10
1858
S.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
10
1851
J.
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..
14
2554
Ben
Self
(Oyro)
11
2005
Dr.
West
(Orotto
....
14
2540
O.
Waugh
(Grotto)
..
14
2514
C.
Balagno
(Terminals).
13
2343
J.
Brown
(Moose)
12
2150
W
II.
Long
(Oyro)
....
13
2319
S.
Darton
(St.
Andrew's)
2
356
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)...
14
2481
II.
Corbett
(Terminals).
12
2094
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.)!
10
1751
J.
May
(Moose)
12
2080
,
W.
Stuart
(Terminals)
1
173
Don
Brown
(Moose)
8
1378
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)...
11
1854
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
...
12
1944
,G.
Krause
(Gyros)
3
487
J.
McLean
(Terminals).
2
323
J.
Judge
(Moose)
13
2058
a.
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)
..
11
1709
G.
Anderson
(Grotto)
..
7
1089
Bert
Hosklns
(Terminals)
2
306
A.
Harvey
(Gyros)
1
131
194
193
193
191
191
190
188
187
187
186
185
178
176
175
175
162
162
i.u
ANNUAL
MEETING
YACHTING
CLUB
i.
A.
LINDSAY
Is
NEW
PRl:sli)ENT-j
NEW
IIKtlKJl
AltlKKS
DISCI'S
SED
HIT
XO
ACTION
Tlk'I'V
for
the
year
and
chose
J.
A.
Lindsay
as
president.
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
as
vice-president
and
Alex
McRae
as
secretary-treasurer.
The
meeting
discussed
the
question
of
permanent
he&lquarters
for
the
club
but
it
was
decided
to
take
no
action
until
It
Is
possible
to
secure
a
permanent
alte.
In
appreciation
of
the
faithful
service
of
Chef
Thompson,
the
caretaker,
the
cub
passed;
a
resolution
commending
Mm
for
his
faithful
attention
to
the
affairs
of
the
club
"during
the
past
year,
RUTH
AND
BOSS
WAR
OVER
PAY
NO
CONTItlCT
MADE
YF.TJ
tlft0.(Mio
IS
GOAL
OF
nlE
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
17
The
record
taiary
given
Ty
Cobb
by
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
for
1927
and
a
cryptic
announceemnt
by
Col.
Jacob
Ruppert,
owner
of
the
New
York
Yanks,
have
re
awakened
Interest
In
the
contract
which
will
-soon
be
offered
.
Babe
Ruth.
Ruppert
had
hit
little
say
when
he
tcld
sport
writers
that
none
of,
his
players
would
be
permitted
to
report
to
the
tralntng
camp
of
the
Yankees
at
St.
Petersburg
until
he
had
signed
a
contract.
While
Herb
Pennock,
the
slender
pitcher,
also,
has
been
unable
to
agree
upon
his
annual
wage,
the
announce
ment
of
the
colonel
was
believed
to
be
-
aimed
.directly
at.
Ruth,.
now
making
movie
on
the
Pacific
coast.
KWirr
SCHEDl
1.1.'
Ur.VEAI.ED,
The
'
Babel)
hat
about!
three
weeks
to
finish
postm
for.,
the
jegmera
andj
get
nit
contract
difficulties
ironed
rout.
The
last
-detachment
of
Yanks
wilt
leave
for
St.
Petersburg
on
March
and
the
Babe's
movie
work
will
stop
February
25.
That
means
the
Babe
mutt
hop
to
New
York
from
the
coat
t,
talk
with
Ruppert
and
prepare
to
leave
for
the
south
all
within
eight
days
Ruppert
insisted
he
hst
not
conferred
with
hiV'Wr1
slugger
sines
the
close
of
the
'season
and
hence
Ruth
cannot
yetibe.classedjtsa
holdout.
Hit
three
yiar
contract
calling
for
$52,000
yearly
has
expired
and
indications
were
that
the
Bambino
will
not
be
backward
In
demanding
a
considerably
larger
figure.
MAY
ASK
$IA,MN
With
Cobb
drawing
down
between
$60,000
and
175.000
from
the
Athletics,
It
Is
conceivable
Ruth
will
ask
as
high
as
1
100.000
for
one
season's
work,
or
175,000
a
year
for
three
years.
And
the
answer
from
Ruppert,
who.
like
all
owners
of
pennant
winning
ball
clubs.
Is
harassed
by
requests
for
salary
boosts
may
be,
"Try
and
get
It
I"
The
sympathy
of
fapdom
Is
with
the
Babe.
If
Ty
Cobb
Is
worth
anywhere
near
875.000
to
the
Philadelphia
club,
Ruth
Is
worth
at
least
$100,000
to
the
182
!
Yanks.
182
1
Sooner
or
later
Colonel
Jake
and
181
;
Babe
will
reach
an
agreement,
and
180
'
1
those
who
remember
Babe's
training
180
difficulties
In
the
past
argue
that
the
179
'owner
will
be
.thinking
astutely
If
he
178
,decldes
it
shall
be
sooner.
MEN'S
WHIST
j73
St.
Andrew
Defeated
St.
(leorje'n
(City)
173
1
I"
2
Postponed
Came
Lat
172,
189
Xleht
...
I
In
a
postponed
game
In
in
the
the
Mens
Men's!
Section
of
the
Fraternal
'(City)
by
a
score
of
7
to
2.
The
league
standing
to
date
1
&
follows:
'
W"
153
Moose
8
l31
,6t
George's
(Seal
Cove)
7
I.
O.
O.
F
5
Elks
5
Sons
of
Canada
5
Knights
of
Pythias
..
4
St.
George's
(City)....
4
St.
Andrew's
4
L.
3
4
5
5
6
6
7
6
I
j
SPORT
CHAT
ine
iniermeojaie
oasseioau
mm
Kit
thu
tor
Port
for
a
Simpson
'f"10011
The
Prince
Rowing
.nd
Y.rht
fah
return
am'
wlth
tne
Port
SlmPsoa
held
Its
annual
meeting
In
the
city
hall'
t,m'
""
Port
ia
last
night
and
received
reports
for
the
P'"
'true
Prtsmanllke
manner,
brought
past
year
which
showed
that
all
bills
v,.h
k
r..H
.
.w.
i
two
launches
to
the
city
to
transport
Director.,
elected
for
the
foim,
the
lotaljplayers
.to
Simpson.
The-team,
wU1
rtturn
the
cltytomorrow.
year
were
J.
A.
Lindsay,
C.
A.
Klrken-
-
r-ii
rr
r-.
1MLJL
ii
H..
,
SO
SHORT
OF
BREATH
SHE
COULD
HARDLY
DO
HER
HOUSEWORK
heard
ft
It
like
a
Wk
to
me.
A
friend
of
mine
recommended
As
a
protest
against
Mile.
.
,
,,.
,,'
By
their
win
over
the
Moose
team,
dents
are
awaiting
with
Interest
the
re
AlPx
'
MCJ?l$
:
11
Ulnnt
inn
11a
t
,
McDonald.
W.
II.
Tobey
was
elected
honorary
president
for
the
year.
The
directors
selected
the
officers
';,(
EI02J
Ss
a-
important
If
you
cannot
nurse
baby
use
Eagle
Brand,
.which
has
raised
more
healthy
bottle-fed
babies
than
all
other
forms
of
infant
foods
combined.
It
Is
absolutely
pure,
uniform
in
quality
and
sticngth,
easily
digested
and
has
been
endorsed
by
doctors
since
1857.
Write
for
feeding;
chart
and
Baby
Welfare
Book,
containing
Information
every
mother
should
have.
Both
are
f
ree.
'AddW
Th
Borden
Co.
Limited
VANCOUVER
EAGLE
BRAND
(
coNnENflrn
Mine
i
partment
at
an
early
date.
The
Issue
M
over
the
wording
of
the
publicly
jxMted
synopsis
of
the
Oame
Act.
That
does
no
mention
moce.
but
honors
caribou
with
notice
of
their
Mrs.
Nelson
Moore,
Milford,
Out,
Pro,tPcUon
ia
th'
""kenrle
lctora!
writes:
"1
had
heart
and
nerri
dlstrlcL
"But
a
moose
U
not
rcartbou.-
trouMe,
and
became
to
short
of
breaU
Mr-
Hobr
101(1
Dr
Bayfield,
maglntratt
I
could
hardly
do
my
housework,
and
"
Bella
Coola.
"Moreover,
cougar
la
was
so
nervous
every
little
suuud
I
not
In
the
posted
list,
yet
the
govern
ment
gives
a
bounty
for
Its
hide."
But
the
magistrate
could
not
tee
It
Hobart's
way
and
imposed
the
minimum
I
fine
of
$250
and
costs
of
$21.
or
In
default
three
months
in
Okalla
prison.
"I
i
refuse
to
pay.
on
principle.
Ill
go
to
Jail
first.
replied
Mr.
Hober.
The
court
was
wrong,
he
declared,
and
he
was
going
to
take
It
up
with
Victoria.
1
IIITTI.K
Of
LKTTKKH
Being
a
family
man,
the
authorities
gave
him
a
week
to
prepare
for
Okalla.
so
highly
I
got
a
box
of.
thm
and!
Menh,le
tne
D1,tle
of
eUer
m-
they
did
me
so
mueh
good
I
got
the
.eed.
and
the
fine,
was
reduced
to
w-cond
box,
and
now
I
am
feeling
like
25
nd
e1
oi
,J1-
a
different
woman."
'
Still
Mr.
Hober
would
not
pay
"on
Heart
and
Nerve
Tills
art
5flc.
a
(principle"
not
even
if
it
was
reduced
box
at
all
druc:gitt
or
dealers,
or
to
$1.
He
would
terve
the
term,
and
mailed
direct
on
lereipt
of
price
br
ttlll
seek
to
have
the
conviction
an-
The
T.
Milborn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
nulled
Fred
Stork.
ex-MP..
Insisted
on
paying
the
fine,
leaving
Mr.
Hober
free
to
con-
am,
Judglng
from
tne
resulu
of
.
tlnue
his
unusual
method
of
appeal.
He
Whist
League
t
..
of
th,
.....
m,
then
went
to
Victoria,
then
to
Vancou-
ilasr
night,
St.
Andrew's
beat
St.
George's
:
wjn
out
M
u
aQ
totererttng
serlet.
ver
and
left
Wednesday
night
for
Bella
Coola
but
never
saw
Okalla.
Lenzlen's
am
seeking
to
have
Mr.
Stork
re-
decision
to
become
a
professional,
Pld
that
Iln
DT
the
authorttles."
pts-j
French
women
tennis
players
on
the
Ji"0
Mr.
Hober.
"and
I
eipect
word
''Riviera
have
discarded
the
band
thev
xm
from
the
Attorney
General's
de-
7
i
wore
about
their
hair,
after
the
manner
Prtment.
The
posted
regulations
should
of
the
famous
champion.
Instead
of
be
cler
an4
definite
and
I
shall
con-
the
ribbon
they
now
wear
a
dark
bjue
tend
they
are
not
'
beret.
Some
American
women
are
rz
zp:
to
the
.tnJ
vr
PECULIAR
CAUSE
OF
a
.asixs
sjb
bu
viit
tjc
mnA
,
which
Helen
Wills
made
famous.
HUNTER
FIGHTS
GAME
ACT
FINE
BOOK'S
POPULARTY
I't
T.I.IC
AriATED
MAItCMIx
o-
I.KItNE
HITH
"LOIINA
DOONE"
WHICH
(1)11.1)
NOT
UK
!)l.ll
at
rinxr
EDMONTOK.
Feb.
17
How
a
book,
otherwise
destined
for
failure,
became
or.ll.
AM1I.E
TO
qt'KSTION
.
NOW
a
success
owing
to
confusion
In
the
iiu
ivii
iTTfvrinv
iTTfiii.
;
public
mind.
U
told
of
by
Mrs.
E.
L.
;
NEV
liF.M
ICAI.
Hill,
public
librarian,
who
has
an
autographed
letter
of
R.
D.
Blackmore,
au-
.
..
.
,thor
of
Lorna
Doone.
Despairing
of
VICTORIA,
Feb.
17.
Northern
.t
real-'
....
.
.
.
ihln
n
1
lY.m
Ta
tr
mrt
Af
fh
H
I
f
inn
the
Orotto
have
Improved
their
per-
suit
of
.
controversy
between.
semilegal
.nt.pode.
In
the
hope
that
it
iZ
?
I
L
?V
,
I
"uZ
fpiCment
,nd
might
find
imarket
there.
Vhencam.
billiard
John
Wesley
Hober
-.for
a
league.
Anything
might
hap-
twenty
years
coincidence.
The
Marquis
pen
in
the
remaining
games
of
the
pioneer
In
the
Bella
Coola
Valley.
John
.
?
.
m
...
th.
league
a.
the
Orotto
ha,
defeated
the
killed
a
moose
within
200
yards
of
hi.
nlmf,
jeaaing
lerminais
ana
later
suuerca
iruub
uwi
ib
nurcaiwr,
ruu
iac
vcr-defeat
from
the
same
team.
The
Moose
bal
battle
over
his
right
to
do
so
has
team
also
defeated
the
Terminals
and
ilnce
clg-zagged
between
Bella
Coola,
now
themselves
have
been
defeated
by
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
the
Orotto.
There
are
seven
games
still
with
the
promise
of
a
final
ruling
on
to
be
played
before
the
series
Ij
finish-
the
case
by
the
Attorney
Oeneral's
de-
confused
In
the
public
mind
and
the
rumor
went
abroad
that
the
Marquis
of
Lome
was
In
some
way
connected
with
the
book.
Interest
was
awakened,
and
the
demand
for
Lorna
Doone
became
so
great
that
the
shipment
bad
to
b
brought
back.
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WAOES
OFFERED
TO
REU-
able
girl
to
care
for
two
children
and
do
a
little
housework.
Must
be
fond
of
children.
Apply
B.C.
Fur
Qo.
tf
FOK
SALE
XR
SALE.
CHEAP.
FULLY
EQUIP
ped
host,
in
good
condition:
suitable
i
for
halibut
fishing:
length
40
feet,
beam
12
feet,
draft
6
feet.
IVi
Inch
fir
planking:
tullt
1919;
equipped
with
20
hp.
Frisco
Standard
engine.
Casts
$1,000,
balance
$1,000
on
easy
terms.
For
particulars,
apply
Box
17.
Port
Esslngton.
B.C.
X)R
SALE.
OASOUNE
LAUNCH
"Leila."
forty-two
feet
long
and
powered
with
thirty
horsepower
Eastern
Standard
engine
in
good
running
order.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large,
Port
Simpson.
50
HEAVEN
AND
HELL.
SWEDENBORO'S
great
work
on
the
life
after
death
and
a
real
world
beyond.
Orer
400
pages.
Only
2W
postpaid.
H.
V.
Law.
4M
Euclid
Avenue,
Toronto.
OR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWEn
ICermatb
marine
enftne
in
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
60
OR
SALE.
THREE
TUBE
RADIO-SET
complete
with
loud
speaker,
batteri
and
charger
$75.00.
Phone
123.
FOR
QUICK
SAUL
McCLART
RANOE
and
parlor
heater.
Phone
Red
409.
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Atenue.
Phone
1S7,
OV
TKAVin.l
l
ltt
IIY
AltltAMli:-MKNTM
MAIIE
639
and
Mrs.
Bannertnan.
at.
Canadian
Ranger;
R.
H.
Ires.
Ocean
Fall.
Ignall
Ineton.
Port
Edward:
M.
Me
Fadden
and
J.
Smaby,
city.
t'entral
John
Moore,
Terrace:
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
F.
Brlttln,
Los
Angeles.
TOURISTS
WILL
VISIT
GARDENS
Prince
Hunert
Oeneral
Hosoltal
has
t
II
ikm
ill
tt.llMlii:
ll
III;
hTKIl
lt
named
the
following
standing
commit
tees
for
the
year:
Executive:
H.
B.
Rochester
(chair
man).
Aid.
W.
J.
Greer
and
Aid.
W.
M,
Brown.
House
and
grounds
C.
II.
Elklns
(Chairman).
Mrs.
II.
F.
Olaasey,
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown.
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
and
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade.
Finance
committee
Alderman
O.
P.
Tinker
(chairman),
W.
C.
Orchard,
L.
W.
Waugh.
C
11.
Elklns
and
Norman
A.
Watt.
SALARY
OF
LADY
SUPERINTENDENT
IS
GIVEN
INCREASE
LONDON.
Feb.
17.
With
the
Idea
of
making
better
known
to
American
and
Canadian
visitors
the
beautiful
pleasure
gardens
of
the
United
Kingdom,
a
Hat
of
the
choicest
of
such
gardens
ta
being
prepared
by
the
Royal
Horticultural
Society
(Vincent
Square.
S.W.
1)
whlcn
people
will
be
free,
by
arrangement
to
visit.
Next
summer
also,
it
it
hoped
that
the
public
will
visit
in
large
numbers
the
Oardens
of
the
Royal
Horticultural
Society
at
Wlaley.
on
which
$50,000
a
year
are
spent,
and
which,
says
Lord
Lambourne,
President
of
the
Soeiety.
everybody
ought
to
see.
"There
is
not
an
attraction
In
the
Kfnsdom
greater
than
tne
pleasure
garden."
aald
Lord
Lambourne:
"There
is
nothing
like
it
The
finance
committee
recommended
In
any
other
country
I
know,
and
I
last
night
to
the
hospital
board
that.hve
been
In
most."
the
salary
of
the
lady
superintendent!
"Americans
love
flowers
and
are
very
be
increased
to
$150
per
month
as
much
attached
to
gardens,"
said
Mr.
A
from
January.
This
was
In
keeping
M.
Samuel,
M
P.,
Minister
of
Overseas
1
.
-
.
,
1
.
.
I
a
than
a
i
-,
W
-
.
.
.
i
.
.
u
'
iiuudi
iitreiing
oi
urc
rbiwiiuuii
nuu
v
uriutuui
garuens
It
was
passed
unanimously.
Ithan
ours,
and
where
can
they
see
Miss
Harrison
was
granted
two
months
"tore
beautllul
nurseries
for
flowering
leave
of
absence
in
addition
to
her
plants
and
decorative
trees
than
in
thu
regular
month's
holiday
this
year.
The
part
of
Burrey?
extra
two
months
will
be
without
pay.
In
other
parts
of
Englsnd
we
have
His
She
plans
to
visit
her
father
In
the
Majesty's
gardens
at
Sandrlngham.
which
Old
Country
in
the
early
summer.
'are
open
to
the,publlc.
and
Lord
Leices
ter's
at
Holkham,
Lady
Baltersea's
at
Overstrand.
Lord
Ancoters
at
Drum-
moivd
castie,
near
Perth,
Mr
William's
gardens
in
Cornwall,
and
so
on
all
over
C.
A,
Rollins
A.
J,
D.
Macdonald,
the
country.
John
W.
Allen,
W,
A,
Wallace,
II.
S.l
i
m-,.
Wallace
sndII.
lixer,
Vancouver;
Capt.j
Advertise
In
the
Dall
Newt
FOK
BENT
FOR
RENT
-
FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT.
with
bath
room.
Water
and
light
paid.
;
tT-noia
Harbor
view.
Apply
Seavlew
Apart-)
lor
the
ICaH
.Articles
Found,
4;
MAIL
SCHEDULE
menu.
44'
Mondays.
vVednesdtn
inn
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
F.QUIP.
ped
hotel.
Going
concern.
Writ
Uok
342
Dully
Newt
Office
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-mat:
four
rooms
and
bath:
water
paid.
Phone
S47.
U
FOR
REiriV-STEAM
HEATED
APART-menu.
Apply
Smith
At
Mallett.
Ltd,
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS.
PHONOGRAPHS
and
8lner
Rewtng
Msthlnet.
Walker'i
Music
Stare.
FORNISHKD
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Photm
Red
807.
tf
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mmasllem
Grocery.
Phone
It.
FOR
RENT
MODERN
HOUSE,
FIVV
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
i
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
878.
AUCTIONEER
rriiooTiitiNo
noon
A.
H.WCMIX
Seal
I'ote.
Mined
Wood
nVorki
per
load
$400.
KindlUkg,
per
load
43
AO
Purnac
Wood,
per
toad
$8
00
DeHtered.
Salt
Herring
I'linne
lllaek
111
KESTAIIKANTS
flOOli
LATH
CtIK
Mrs.
Uner.
Proprletrma
Third
Avenue.
Nest
a.
W.
V.
A.
(IimhI
Home
Cnokeil
Mralv
Pliotie
Iilaek
700
TAXI
tf
NOTICE
OF
SALE
-I
WILL
8
ELL
BY
PuMle
Auctwn
on
Thursday.
Feb.
24
at
240
paa..
eontanu
of
Urge
residence,
tumlaed
list
will
appear
ls.rr
O.
F.
Drtne.
auetssfteer.
FURNITURE
REPAIRINO:
UPHOU
stefing
of
all
kind.
Obeaterfieldt
rteovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreeri
603.
O
M.
HUNT.
I'hone
f.7
Tnxl
Call
Gt'orxc
Paul
or
Oust)
Rlx
and
Srvon
Paxscnirer
StuJe
jbAltera
at
your
disposal
any
time.
KOSS
IUIOS.
POOL
ROOM
.Mocker
Illttck.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
PIMN'f'K
IMIPEIrT
TIMI.V5
4
,
44-.4.
vi:iir..i)v.
ri
uiH
Aitv
i
Hh
1:44
a
m.
18.0
it.
13:28
pm.
204
"
Low
7:40
ajn.
7.7
20:02
pm.
34
"
Till
llsllW,
IIIIUI
AIIV
17
High
2:14
am.
194
ft.
14:04
pjn.
20.3
"
low
8:14
ajn.
7.1
.
20:33
pm.
3
0
"
IIMIIAY.
IIIIHIAIIV
It
High-
3:43
m.
19.7
ft.
14:30
p
m.
20.1
"
low
8:47
am.
8.7
"
21:03
p
m.
3
0
HAH
ItliW,
ll
llltl
AltV
HI
High
3
11
am.
188
ft.
15:13
pm,
198
Low
019
ajn.
fl.8
"
21
32
p
m,
4.5
"
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closet
To
Vanmuter
Tuesdays
Friday
Saturday
.
.
CP.R.
Feb.
It
and
ii,
CF.R
Mtrrh
II
sod
a
Ta
(aeen
Cfcarbrttr
Feb.
12
and
M
Frwn
the
fail
iv.rnMiNo
Orshsm
Atlln
Area.
1st
Ave.
At
8th
St
6th
Ave.
it
Fulton
St
8.h
Ave
At
Thorn
px.
1
1th
ft
Sherbrooke
Are,
llth
Ave.
At
Conrad
St
6th
Ave.
it
Hays
Cert
0th
St
Hays
Cove
Circle
tin
Ave.
4t
Cotton
8t
1th
Ave.
A
McBrlde
8t
Prov.
Govt
Bldg.
Prov.
Gov.
Whtrf
O.TJ.
Wharf
OTP
Station
2nd
Ave.
A
2nd
St
3rd
Ave.
it
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave.
At
Sth
St
Sunday
collection
stm
t
dsys
only,
Tnuiv.
camosun
48,:
lilt
It
First
class
mall
1
tlsa
drnt'u
Vancouver
on
MoMsyi,
whih
Saturday
by
ON
R.
trtiu.
Tn
Anyat,
Alke
Arm,
IrtvtwiK
mier
Bundays
Wednesdays
tap
To
It.
Mmpatn4NtM
knfa.
Sundays
To
AUka
mints
Feb.
7
and
21
March
7.
It
and
M
s
Tuesdays,
Tburtdsy
snd
tusbatl
t
Front
Vanrvw
tee-
Sundays
.
Wedneadtyt
Frldtys
CJJt..
Feb.
7
and
CJ.R..
March
7
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en
a
El
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113
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rrm
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A
lire
Arm.
Unfll
Premier
I
Tuewiays
J
I
Fridays
..
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Ft.
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an4
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.
.
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Alatka
rlnl
Feb.
It
and
25
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11
and
32
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qaeen
lharMlle
Feb.
10
and
34
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1
lt
11
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ttrt
STEAMSHIP
MOVM
for
Vnentter
s
Tuesday
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Ruprt
Saturday
at.
t-a.si.
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win
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Feb.
35-
as.
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feb.
7
s.
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,
Feb.
21..
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lor
Port
Mini"-"'!
if
8unday-s.
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from
rrt
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lor
Klewart,
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and
AIW
J(
Wednesday
as.
Prlnre
lr..in
Mewarl.
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an..
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Tuesday-st.
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Frlday-as.
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Rup1"
For
tjneen
rharlH'
k.1.
Prince
J9"9'
rrv,
Feb.
28
ss.
Prince
rinMI
11
II
Mil
Feb.
10-as.
Prince
Feb.
24-ss.
Prince
for
Alaka
Feb.
7
ts.
Princess
Feb.
21.-s.
Princess
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John.
Mrf
Mry.
Feb.
U-as.
Prince
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24-ts.
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