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BASKETBALL
'
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
LAST
NIGHT
I
Sh?5SSg'2SW
Irrffo
CTin--"-
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TWO
.EXHIBITION'
GAMES
.M)
TWO
v,
itMin.ut
lk.miik-
ri.vrritKs
(JIJOTTOlWISfTITI.U
0
Tuxls,
23;
Stan,
18.
Maple
Letts,
22;
Colt.
29.
Grotto,
36;
Bankers.
20.
All
Star
(Junior),
14;
All
Star
(SenN
orM,
30.
There
were
four
good
games
of
bas-
ketball
last
night,
each
match
being
well
contested.
An
all-star
Senior
team
played
an
all
star
team
from
the
Junior
League
as
a
practice
match
In
anticipa
tion
of
the
meeting
with
a
Port
Simpson
team
on
Friday
night
of
this
week
for
the
championship
of
Northern
B.C.
The
Maple
Leafs
were
defeated
by
the
Colts
again
last
night
although
tiu-
game
was
not
at
all
one-sided
with
each
team
playing
a
good
game.
The
Junior
game
was
fast
and
well
contested
with
the
teams
showing
great
Improvement
since
the
opening
of
the
basketball
season.
If
no
postponed
games
are
played
the
league
schedule
will
come
to
an
end
on
March
18.
By
defeating
the
Bankers,
the
Grotto
cinched
the
Intermediate
League
championship.
I.llWilK
TABLES
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Senior
,
Lrajur
W.
D.
L.
Pts
Elk
10
.0
3
20
Terminals
.....
8
0
6
16
Native
Sons
...
2
0
10
4
Intermediate
lra';nr
Grotto
15
0
3
30
Terminals
11
0
6
22
Bankers
3
0
14
6
Elevator
:0
;0
6
0
l.aillr'
League
Maple
Leafs
..
15
1
1
31
Adaiiaes
1
1
15
3
Junior,
league
Colts
11
0
5
22
Stars
9
0
9
18
Tuxls
Boys
....
5
0
8
10
GYROS
WIN
THREE
BILLIARD
GAMES
Other
Tvn
In
league
Ihturr
With
one
Moose
are
to
he
'la)ed
Tonight
the
45
Three
games
played
last
night
In
the
Moose
vs.
Gyro
billiard
fixture
gave
the
is
service
club
a
full
600
points
.to
the
lodge
men's
457.
The
scores
were:
J.
Hillman
(Moose).
173:
W.
J.
Nelson
to
(Oyros),
200.
J.
Judge.
185:
P.
Aldridge.
200.
J.
May.
99:
Ben
Self,
200.
H.
Parr
vs.
A.
Mconald
and
O.
Mc-Ilmoyle
vs.
W.
Long
are
to
be
played
tonight.
?
SPORT
CHAT
The
Maple
Leafs,
city
ladies'
basketball
champs,
win
leave
on
March
23
for
Smithers
and
will
play
two
games
In
the
interior
town
on
March
24
and
25,
returning
to
the
city
on
Sunday,
March
27.
No
word
has
been
received
from
Anyox
as
to
the
propwwd
games
between
of
'
the
Maple
Leafs
and
the
ladies
champions
from
the
smelter
town.
A
civic
invitation
has
been
forwarded
by
Springfield,
Illinois,
to
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Orads
basketball
team
to
visit
Springfield
and
give
an
exhibi
tion
of
their
prowess.
It
Is
said
that
at
the
exhibition
is
for
the
benefit
of
the
tltoussnds
of
girls
who
are
Interested
In
the
highest
type
of
womanly
sport
The
"Orads,"
as
they
are
known,
are
;
cited
as
an
example
of
how
a
world's
championship
Is
reached
through
pro
-
1
'
perty.
supervised
athletics.
Babe
Ruth's
jcontract
with
CoL
Rup-pert
calling
for'
175,000
a
ytar
will
place
him
next
to
Gene
Tunney
this
year
In
I
the
sporting
world
aa
a
money
maker.
It
Is
suggested
that
this
year,
Tunney,
from
all
cources,
will
draw
down
about
1,000.000.
while
the
Babe
will
receive:
handsome
returns
from
his
sporting
:
articles
and
theatre
contracts
in
addition
to
his
salary.
Elimination
games
are
now
In
progress
throughout
Canada
to
determine
the
amateur
hockey
teams
which
will
meet
In
Vancouver
to
decide
the
senior
amateur
hockey
championship
of
Can
ada,
and
the
future
holders
of
the
Allan
cvp.
oreat
interest
is
attached
to
these
gainea
aa
the
winners
of
the
Allan
cup
will
probably
be
Canada's
choice
to
go
overseas
next
year
for
the
Olympic
games.
s
That
man
Charley
Gorman
of
Balnt
John,
N.B..
is
a
-
wonderful
man.
Win
ning
outdoor
ikatlng
races
right
along
everywhere
he
winds
up
his
campaign
In
Pittsburg
as
one
of
half
a
hundred
skaters
from
all
over
America
and
wins
all
the
Indoor
Ixnvora
that
can
be
,
had
also.
Il
led
the
(field
Inline
Inter
natonal
Indoor.,
Spn'ed'
iu-aament
fvuh
a
150
points
and
came
first
In
every
major
event
on
the
men's
program
"of
the
two
days'
meet
with
the
exception
of
the
three
mile
race
in
which
he
did
not
take
part.
The
second
aa
to
points
In
the
ineet
was
Percy
Johnson
of
Toronto
with
60
and
the
third
Lloyd
Greenther
of
Detroit
with
40.
The
Canadian
-women
stars
also
,
did
very
.well
and
Miss
Leila
Brocks
iwos
flrtt.wiUneO
points,
.Margaret
McBrlde
Xrom
iToronto
was
second
with
-
70
point!
and
.
another
Canadian
girl
Jcunle
and
m-A
I
While
you
1
are
enjoytng
I
Wrigley's,
you
are
:
getting
benefit
as
well.
i
Walker,
also
from
Toronto
tied
at
20
points
with
a
girl
from
Pittsburg,
and
from
Chicago.
The
440
yards
record
for
women
was
broken
by
both
Misses
Brooks
and
UcBrlde.
It
was
-5
sees.,
and.
made
at
Pittsburgh
last
year
by
Elsie
Muller.
The
new
mark
43
4-5
sees.,
made
both
In
the
first
and
the
second
heat.
Miss
Brooks
also
lowered
the
mile
record
from
3.19
3-5
3.10
4-5
wi.
And
she
and
Miss
Mc-Bride
cut
3-5
sees
off
the
220
mile
record
In
their
respective
heats.
Gorman
won
the
220
yards
in
19
3-5
sees.
He
ton
the
880
yvds
In
1
mln.
26
2-5
sees.
ti
News
About
Women
j
:
a
Pat
prima-donnas
with
temperamental
sore
throats
have
had
ther
day
asserts
Madame
Cecil
Arden,
whow
European
debut
in
Paris
was
a
marked
success.
"Proper
care
of
the
body
will
keep
tny
one
from
becoming
At
and
a
singer's
sore
tbroat
Is
usually
a
state
mind.'
Madame
Arden
Is
quoted
as
saying
by
"Comoedla."
They
used
to
say:
'As
bard
to
handle
as
a
prima-donna.'
This
generaly
came
from
In-efficient
managers."
Mme.
Arden
"manages"
herself.
.She
has
Just
arranged
52
concerts
In
tho
United
States,
closing
with
appearances
the
Metropolitan
Opera
In
Ne
Vork.
The
modern
singer
la
not
content
(merely
to
sing
beautifully."
sht
says.
"She
must
Interest
herself
In
the
alllert
(.arts,
and
especially
In
what
modern
IP
IF
:T
of
The
rich
prime
add
food
CHILDREN'S
dish
you
PUZZLE,
sauces,
made
A
delight
to
every
add
child.
Two
picture
you
puzzles
In
one
72
A
splendid
pieces.
Sent
to
any
coming
in
address
on
receipt
of
warming
30
"OXO"
Cube
keep
"OXO"
wrappers.
I
artists
are
doing."
Born
In
New
York.
Madam
Arden
i
studied
In
the
public
schools
and
did
i
not
begin
to
play
the
piano
or
sing
until
sixteen.
She
made
her
debut
at
i
the
Metropolitan
singing
with
Gerald-I
Ine
Farrar
and
Caruso.
-VF.IIIN(I
VANS"
M
IS.tNCK
There
are
so
many
women
In
London
!
with
nothing
to
do
most
of
the
day
tint
they
have
become
a
nuisance
at
!
fashionable
weddings,
say
the
police.
St.
George's,
Hanover
Square.
Uit
la
voi
lie
church
for
American
weddings,
jwas
so
overrun
with
these
"weddln
fans"
at
the
marriage
of
Miss
Joan
Soulhey
and
the
Master
of
Falkland,
that
ushers
and
the
police
guards
were
pushed
about
and
the
church
stormed
when
the
bride
appeared.
Authorities
will
take
measures
for
the
avoidance
ol
such
scenes
In
the
future.
.vow
the
"iiisi:.(ini
in;ir
Kensington
Gardens,
the
fashionable
parade
In
London
for
baby
carriage
.wuuuuu-
imiwro
u.
.cUJr
iwrnis.uiwctor.
"I
don't
like
It."
said
Bill
is
oeing
gradually
deserted.
It
appears
""
u
something,
more
than
an
airing
In
a
or
wun
nurse
wie
go-anea
asys
ana
aenuna
mey
dc
uxen
out
in
a
motorcar.
Tbls
In
turn
has
created
a
'demand
for
the
"urse-chautleuse"
and
many
such
are
being
engaged
to
drive
their
young
charges
about
in
the
daytime.
hiimkv
it:vriTr-it:.s
Hedwig
Wangel.
once
one
of
Oer
many's
most
vivacious
comedlemiet
who
quit
the
stage
13
years
ago
wltl.
a
demand
for
the
"nurse-chauffeiue"
self,
has
almost
single-handed
raised
funds
to
buy
and
remodel
Into
a
horn
for
former
women
convict,
the
XwJ
rtlla
near
Berlin
formerly
owned
the
late
Hugo
Stlnnes.
Frau
Wangel
Is
51
years
old.
At
lt
she
was
an
actress
and
21
years
later
while
still
at
the
crest
'Of
her
popular
Ity.
she
retired
with
the
dramatic
an-
.
.
.
nAl.nAAKn.M
I
'V.
1
I
ridiculously
null
when
afl
the
world
about
me
is
suffering.'
She
pledged
her
life
to
rehablllUt
Ing
destitute
women
and
girls.
HUTTS
DI'IMIET
IIV
UW
kaj
Aicxsnaer
scorns
me
Dili
spon-
l
sored
by
the
Woman's
Freedom
League
I
wn.cn
wouia
maxe
aress
auowsnce.
tor
wives
compulsory.
It
is
desirable
for
a
wife
to
receive
a
dress
allowance
in
accordance
with
nrr
nusoanas
means,
ane
exclaims,
l
-
out
m
i
ue
amount
snouid
cold-
bloodedly
be
fixed
oy
law
is
rather
unpleasant,
surely)
It
depends
on
thq
woman,
not
the
law.
ne
can
aolve
her
own
budget."
f-wiir.i,
ruiii
I
Sporting
courage
Is
the
most
admir-
able
quality
of
the
youth
of
todavl
Goodness
Prime
Beef
nourishment
and
meaty
zest
of
beef
are
in
"OXO"
Cubes.
They
value
and
new
flavour
to
every
prepare
with
them.
Soups,
stews,
hash,
croquettes
are
tastier
and
more
beneficial
when
a
cube
or
two
of
"OXO."
beversge
to
prevent
"after-chill"
when
out
of
the
cold
i
hot
"OXO."
It's
Invigorating
nourishing.
Always
cubes
in
the
pantry.
Tin
of
4
cubes,
ISc;
tin
of
10,
30c
Send
for
the
free
"OXO"
Cook
book.
OXO
LIMITED,
156
El
Astoiss
St.,
Montm!
The
Great
Beef
Economy
H,
B.-Te
toyrs
alck
4lMlUf
,
Iwm
tlitt
Iht
cbt
1st
hst
I
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Ei4
by
SANTAL
MIDY
a
wr
to
est
tits
Osnulat
Look
for
Uit
oord-MlDV
jM
h
all
rtm..
Mile.
Ceclte
Sortl.
the
French
actress,
revealed
when
she
at
the
same
time
sake
known
that
of
all
sports
she
liked
boxing,
polo
and
riding
best
"Sport
Is
the
most
Important
factor
n
the
training
of
the
will
and
tendi
to
Inspire
all
the
beautiful
and
heroic
deeds
of
life."
she
said.
Mile.
Sortl
asch
day
spends
several
hours
In
hard
ihyslcal
exercise,
and.
disdaining
pilot
tad
chauffeur,
sails
her
own
yacht
and
-irlves
her
own
automobile.
t
p-t,i-i
ate.
William
jLord
Wright,
serial
expert.
was
discussing
a
scene
with
Bob
Hill,
heaty
.pproaeb
fcer
right"
-How
ta
the
deuce
would
you
ap
h
.
wMnin
w,tn
.
d.
lntta
th,
punled
Bob.
"With
present.-
aald
Bill.
We
can't'
reach
old
age
by
another
jun'a
road.
Mark
Twain.
Market
Prices
LA
Kit
Pure
25C
Own
pound
23C
rani
W
'
".'."
3.C.
fresh,
extras
60c
Ijoeal
new
laid
OOo
FISH
Halibut,
lb
25C
Salmon,
cohoe,
frozen
25
LgM
k,
-
lb
15c
KlDDerrd
salmon,
lb
25a
b,Kk
,b
Finnan
baddies,
lb
30c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
25o
Eastern
salt
herring,
3
for
25
If
vflh
fllt.l.
ik
trU
'
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"
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lt
rv1
Ih
irTH
pqvL
No
1
lb
35:
Roasting
chicken,
to
4Jo
tint
rr.m
v.
Ham.
whole,
first
trade
45
IUm
plenC
Jb
jjjj.
cdtaM
rolls,
lb
351
n
h.v
sliced
SOe
Eicon,
side
;
45c
to
60c
porK
ory
salt
35c
Ayrshire
ban,
lb.
40c
Veal,
ahoulder
25c
Veal,
loin
.J...
40c
Veal.
lea
40c
p0rk.
shoulder
28e
Pnrlf
lAln
'
Arut
Pork,
les
40c
I
Beef,
pot
roast
...ic
to
18o
Beef,
boiling:,
...
10c
to
2"
flef.
Steak
25c
,
to
40a
Son
umb,
chop
?
i.
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j
:.i
;
I
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,
.i.
.
i
nj
60c
Ijunb,
shoulder
85c
Mutton.
leg
.
,
,
,
40c
Uinb.
leg
48c
Mutton,
chops
40c
Mutton
shoulder
,
30
liiiTTrit
Brookflrld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland
lb.
60c
CCD.,
lb
60C
Capital.
2nd
grade.
2'
lbs
9&o
Fmer
valley,
lb
65c
I
New
Zealand,,
lb.
65c
CIIKF.HK
Ontario
solids
35c
I
Stilton,
lb.
,
35c
Kraft
45c
Norwegian
Goat
..
65c
Napoleon
Llmberger
70c
I
Roquefort
QOC
I
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb.
..
,.
45c
iGorgonxola,
lbi
76c
McLaren's
Cream.
Jara
.
45c
and
85c
I
Oruyere
60c
Golden
loaf,
lb
46C
Sl'OAK
White,
per
100
ST.75
Yellow,
per
100
7.25
H-Otllt
Flour,
49',
No.
1
hard
wheat
....
S2.CS
?atry
flour.
0'a
6c
Psstry
flour,
4'i
VKOKTAIII
:
BeeU,
0
lbs
.
25c
u0
lbs
S2.76
HO.
CarroU.
lb
..,
..
3c
.00
lbs.
2.25
Rulebsgas.
8
lbs.
.
25o
100
lb,.
S2.73
Potstoes.
100
lbs,
..."
12.60
Potatoes,
8
lbs,4.
Green
Prppers.'llh.
Parsley.
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For
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DAILY
For
Rent
2c
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word
in
FOIl
SALE
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SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
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marine
engine
In
first
claa
running
order.
.
Price
reasonable.
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cash.
Apply
to
Or.
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Port
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50
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63
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an
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07
FOUND
FOUND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
L.
K.
Dutton.
intend
to
hold
one
msre
And
colt
strayed
to
the
farm,
for
feed
cosU.
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K
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TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representatives.
821
weekly
average
and
expenses,
and
commission
besides.
Experience
unnecessary.
Write
for
particulars.
Winston
Co
.
Toronto.
60
Caulinower,
BC
head
SSc-40c
California
head
lettuce
lie
Osrlic
imported,
per
lb.
40c
C.
cooking
onions.
3
lbs.
25c
Celery
30C
Sweet
potatoes,
lb
10c
Brussel
sprouts,
lb
36c
Mexican
tomatoes,
lb.
............
35c
Spinach,
lb
I&c
New
California
cabbage,
lb
10j
I
IttIT
Oranges.
NavrU,
dozen
25c
to
85c
Florida
grape
fruit.
2
for
23)
Lrmona.
Sunklst,
dot.
....
25c
and
S5c
Ijnperlal
Valley
grape
fruit,
3
for
25c
Bans
has.
lb
20c
Extracted
honey,
lb
25c
and
35c
Apples.
Stayman
Wlnesaps
12.73
Cockling
apples
S1.93
Apples.
Spltrenberg
12.73
Apple.
Black
Twlgg
12.75
Apples.
Yellow
Newtons
S2.73
ItHIHl
rrCL'tt
Dates,
bulk.
2
lb
23c
Dates.
Dromedary
33c
Raisins,
bulk.
2
lb
33c
Raisins,
pscksge,
2
lb
43o
Clutter
raisins,
lb
S3c
Lemon
and
orange
peel
30a
Citron
peel
60u
Black
cooking
figs
301
White
figs,
2
lb
26c
Table
figs,
lb
36q
Currants
20c
Prunes
too
to
33c
Apples
23c
Peaches,
peeled
,
SOd
Apricots,
lb
40c
NUTS
Almond,
shelled
Valencia!
,
75c
Brazil
and
fllberU
t.
2i$
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
L.
6oe
Walnuts,
ahelled
.halves
...tu',(63d'
Almonds
sjr
Peanuu
20n
Manchurlan
walnuts
2Jc
California
walnuts
40c
No.
1
inlxnl
nuts
,
sab
r:t:n
100
lbs,
Wheat,
No.
6
.
.
.;
82.43
Oats
si
nn
82.10
Phort's
,.
si.)
Middlings
ia.80
Barley
I3JSS
Poultry
mash
S3XX1
Special
rggmaah
V40
Oyster
shell
(j-0q
erraicn
kkki
3
JW)
Beef
scrap
gjai
Oround
oil
cake
4
7a
Baby
chick
feed
as.jj
Fine
oat
chop
82.70
crusnea
oau
12
70
Fine
barley
chop
gj
j
Whole
corn
araj
uracxra
corn
aiaa
Fine
cornmeal
8333
25o
75c
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advanccQNo
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
Milt
KENT
TIIHCE-RCOU
FURNU1ICD
FLAT
FOR
rent:
moUcrstt.
puno:
modern.
-Phone
Red
78.
FOR
RENT
STKAM
1IEATTD
APART,
menla.
Apply
Smith
H
Msllelt.
Ltd.
Telephone
174,
FOR
RENT
FUnNISIIED
HOUSE;
central;
130.
Apply
21
Fourth
Avenue
KuL
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PIIOKOORAPIIS
and
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Walker"
Muslo
Stars.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussatlrm
Grocery.
Pboue
IB.
FOR
nENT-
MODERN
HOUSE.
FlVt
roouii
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
it
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
C7i,
U0AIID
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
833
Second
Avenue,
Prion
137.
T
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE
OF
S.LB
ON
MARCH
34
AT
3
pin
.
tot.
with
two
residence,
rented
!
continuously
bringing
852
moatHly
These
bouses
art
ttuaul
at
641
Eighth
Atnu
West
and
731
Tstlow
street.
The
furnishing
of
the
Tstlow
Street
residence
are
oStrrd
u
oo
lot
up
tUI
Msrth
24.
Falling
disposal
In
on
tot.
Itemized
tut
of
furniture
wUI
be
published
on
Msreh
3
and
will
be
sold
according
to
Iht
wishes
of
the
public.
O.
F
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
771.
DOLLAR
STORE
W
have
discontinued
tlx
HiMii.v.
i:iiitMii:
Nothing
Over
a
Dollar
See
our
new
line
of
FKIM1
NriKtW.tK.
llOll.tlt
S
MTOIII.
imiwimos
iniMTiKi;
KciiiNfir
rwtHrit(
A
liainon,
oprlrlor
144
Third
Avenue
Plione
lllaek
III
Furniture
of
all
sort
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
til'HOI.STEKINfi
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPIIOL-
aterlng
Of
alt
kind.
Chetarfleld
recovered
and
made
to
order.
Alt
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
601.
O.
M,
HUNT.
,
WOOD
A.
MACnN.
heal
re.
.Mixed
Wood
Block
per.
toad
i)0.;
,
.
Kindling).
per
lro1
S30.
U
'fV'n'Wod.
lpet
load
im
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
Phone
Itlsrk
4)11
RESTAURANTS
noon
katb
caff.
Mr.
UngerProprletre
Third
Avenue,
Nut
O,
W.
V
A.
(limd
Route
Cooked
Meals.
'
Phone
Blsck
700
TAXI
Phone
67
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(Call
George.
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or
Oust)
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and
Seven
PaaenKer
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at
your
diagonal
any
time
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