FAGB
FOUR,
DryQeanmg
at
Vancouver
"
Prices
Most
Modern
Drycleanlng
Plant
in
City
W
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McHrlde
Street
OUH
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
HOYS'
CLOTHINR
AND
FURNISH'
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller.
Proprietor
(WZ
GIl'fVOURCOALISPiCKEp)!
YOU
FACTS)VC"S;
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
furt
It'
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
ajl
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot,
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
aell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
l'embina
Peerlew
EfK
$12.00
I'embina
Washed
Nuts
$11.23
Alberta
Sootiest
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
anc
delivered
dry.
HydeTranster
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Tin
IttSi
DAILY
-W2wS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George'McMapns
OAOOY-1
HOPE
"VOO
AMD
1
ARE
OU
I
LEFT
THE
AOOREVr.
,
MOTHER
HAVE
A
pLZAfr
AMT
TRMN'TO
SY
I
GIT
GOULY-
THROUGH
WHEN
SHUT
I
MUSTN'T
UP
ARE
I.
h-
HERE
i
WE
HAD
THE
VHERE
WE'RE
QOii-J'
TIME
A
KiT
VOO
GET
B
FUNMY?
PACK
IN'
I
NEED
MlS
OUR
AND
ON
PtAMO
HERE-
AN'
-ncKtLTft
THE
RAILROAD
ok
rr
.bOME
RCT
A
VACATION.
TRAIN-
OUR
WAY
'
'
I
m5
i'l
PROGRAM
FOR
OLYMPIC
SPORTS
Will
Open
With
Hockey
Matches
on
February
11
and
End
With
Same
Sport
February
19
ST.
MORITZ.
Switzerland,
Jan.
84.
The
program
of
the
second
Olympic
Winter
games
to
be
he:d
here
commencing
February
11
to
19,
In
connection
with
the
Olympiad,
follow:
The
opening
ceremony
and
three
hockey
matches
will
be
held
on
February
11.
A
military
team
skiing
race,
three
hockey
matches,
hone
racing
on
,
the
now
and
skijoring
will
take
place
the
following
das.
wniie
anad'.-.ns
wei
Canada,
toe
Sr.tith
Air
ficbtiiig
blacks,
and
a
9
O
1918.
by
lull
eilur.
.wrvira.
In
Indies
rf!
settlln.:
inns
(".
visit
to
mode's
grave
In
the
Matapos
Hill',
will
recall
h!s
masnlflccnt
daring
In
making
p
ec
w!h
t'.ib
Matabale
In
the
very
heart
of
their
wtrong-hold
In
these
name
hills.
Victoria
Fall
will
nlx
te
visited
and
our
advcnturvis
will
ratch
thr
spirit
that
:i))our
.i
In
"the
smok'
that
thunderH.''
oi
tli:
nuLve
nu:i,.
or
the
Aruhlc
whii-h
iii-ans
"the
end
of
the
world."
America's
unM
rush
of
'49
lias
its
couuUrpurt
In
Cml
Driuin
rlfhu
Natmd
at
Top
of
Claw
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbag?
League
results
list
ulght
war
u
follows:
Moite,
10;
Qrjlto.
17.
8-..
Andrew's.
14;
Cold
Storage.
IS.
lis.
C.N.
Mechanic.
9;
New
Empress
Hotel.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
li
Orange
Lodge,
16.
C.N.
Operating,
14;
Canadian
Legion.
13.
Sons
ot
Canada,
11;
Knights
of
Columbus.
16.
league
Table
W.
L.
Pt
St.
Andrew's
3
o
s
O.N.
Operating
3
0
I
On
February
IS,
speed
akatlnf
over
Storage
I
the
500-metres
and
6.000
metres
"range
unite
g
courses
and
a
hockey
match
will
form
I
Kn'Bhts
of
Columbus
a
the
attraction.
nprns
Hotel
3
February
14.
long
distant
ski
racing
,
"lnoe
Rupert
Hotel
l
at
fifty
kilometres,
speed
skating
over
,
Canadian
Legion
1
1,400
metres
and
figure
skating;
a
hockey
match
and
speed'
skating
over
ten
uro(l:n
1
thousand
metres
course.
I
-n
siecnamca
o
February
15.
figure
skating,
free
styles
S:m
of
Canada
0
for
men
and
women,
and
a
hockey
,
t
j
ARTHUR
BEALE
WINS
figure
skating
for
singles
and
pairs,
and
;
the
first
and
second
beats
In
bobsleigh
i
lrc,n-
.
....
jz;..
1
1
i
1
1
3
a
a
a
3
3
IN
BILLIARD
FINAL
"
'
February
17,
long
distance
ski
racing,
'
.
....
,
t.
.
Iglon
Tournament
by
'
Defeating
over
fifteen
to
eighteen
kilometres.
,
hockey
semi-finals
and
the
third
and
fourth
heats
In
bobsleigh
racing.
Defeat'r.g
John
May
by
a
score
of
February
IS.
ski
Jumping..
only.
iron
to
182.
Arthur
Beale
last
evening
The
Winter
sports
program
will
come
on
In
the
final
of
a
handicap
billiard
to
an
end
on
February
19
with
hockey
.
tournament
held
by
the
Canadian
finals
to
dcetde
the
first
four
place
'lesion
with
a
total
entry
list
of
twenty-forming
the
closing
events.
;
'0Ur
i
In
the
evening
the
announcements
of
in
the
semi-finals
also
played
last
the
results
and
tne
distribution
of
tight.
John
May
beat
Fred
Harty
900
medals
and
diplomas
will
mark
the
con-1
to
188
while
Arthur
Beale
won
over
clualon
of
the
Olympic
Winter
sports.
!
Harry
Thrupp
with
a
similar
score
MATlVE
OAMCERS,
JOHAHHESDUftQ
the
dewlopments
on
The
lUtid,
wliUh
no
visitor
to
AfHca
will
niUs.
but
the
diamond
rush
to
the
Mmbtfrky
mines
In
rt70
Is
unique.
i.
Mv:i
(!'-i-ovf!'y
was
miidt
by
.-.
trader,
who
picked
up
a
bright-colored
stone
a
child
hnd
been
playing
w!ih.
The
assay
proved
this
a
xpuctnciilar
diamond
and
now
at
the
mero
mention
of
Khn-btti'ley
Uie
whole
world
visions
"diamonds"
In
(flittering
heaps.
In
liarely
forty
years
thtse
tnlties
li
'vc
yld.h
cl
i.iin
noo.Oiio
worth
of
these
KetiiH.
'Il'iok
of
the
Joy
of
!
einx
roiiKh
illamonds
come
out
of
the
Mir'h
and
lulnj
able
to
buy
them.
I
U:
It
a
p.
.asm
iu
aUiru
TWO
TEAMS
ARE
TIED
I
ST.
ANDREW'S
CARPET
FOR
CRIB
LEADERSHIP
BOWLING
TOURNAMENT
OPENED
LAST
EVENING
St.
Andrew's
and
C.N.
Operators
Now
In
the
opening
matches
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
tourn-ment
last
night
the
rink
headed
by
Oeorge
Scott
eliminated
that
of
Robert
Davie
while
George
Abbott's
aggregation
won
over
Neil
McDonald's
group.
The
next
session
will
be
on
Thursday
evening
when
the
games
will
be
jotwoen
the
following
rlnkn:
Charles
Taylor
vs.
Tom
Beattle
and
James
3lck
vs.
J.
Watson.
Friday
night's
omes
will
be:
Alex
McLcod
vs.
R.
'jmeron
and
Jack
Frew
vs.
Jack
Wat-
n.
SPORT
CHAT
Cold
Storage
and
Maple
eLafs
will
meet
tonight
in
the
Billiard
League
with
line-ups
as
follows:
W.
H.
Long
(Cold
Storage)
vs.
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordle
Maple
Leafs).
A.
Murray
vs.
J.
Hamilton.
J.
Hlllman
vs.
J.
Marcus
Andrews.
A.
Maedonald
s.
M.
M.
McLachlan.
John
May
vs.
Oeorge
Howe.
Jimmy
UOLarnln
cf
Vancouver,
has
j
agreed
to
meet
Sid
Terrls
of
New
York
at
1SS,
the
lightweight
limit.
In
New
York
on
February
34.
It
will
be
He-j
Larnln's
first
appearance
In
Gotham.
He
'
has
been
finding
It
difficult
to
scale
down
below
137
pounds,
but
must
do
135
for
Terrls
or
lose
the
match.
An
effort
will
be
made
to
match
the
winner
with
Sammy
Mandel),
the
champion.
Tom
Heeney
will
meet
Jack
Delaney
in
a
15-round
bout
In
New
York
on
March
l,
and,
Jack
Sharkey
will
be
matched
fdr
the
same
distance
with
Johnny
Rlako
on
March
13.
The
survivors
will
book
up
In
Msr
and
thr
Throwing
a
Lot
of
Light
on
a
Dark
Continent
Africa
as
the
"Dark
Continent"
helonga
to
tin-
ttcriit
piist.
Remote
plains
arc
no
lifii
;or
inaccessible
In
the?,
(i.iys
when
International
atrniHn
are
hnbnoMiing
with
the
Poles
and
amity
nights
and
wireless
telephone
are
linking
up
the
Old
World
and
the
New.
Last
year
the
first
party
of
tourist
edvanturers
to
Afrlcn
ft
New
Vork,
and
next
winter
six
crulslii
;
ships
with
Africa
included
In
tui'lr
Itineraries
will
sail
from
that
port.
The
Canadian
IVcTIc
Sltanwhlp
"EmpresK
or
rraiice,"
will
leav
this
month
for
her
achediilctl
South
Amerlc.in
-
Houth
Afrlrnn
cruise,
touching
the
Wi
en
passant.
for
next
winter's
adventurers
to
Africa.
Oatrlrh
feather
farms
as
one
of
the
odCU.Iis
ot
Africa
dustined
to
t!ir!!!
tiic
huut
tv.
ry
foailr.lnii
rlnltor
and,
wonderfBl
to
rek4e.
I'aris
fashions
are
sent
out
by
parcel
post
to
JohannMburir
and
reach
there
lie
for
tboy
coma
to
Canada.
However,
there
are
still
plenty
of
niitlv"
In
their
national
Kaib,
and
tolkinir
drum?
and
i'.ulu
war
dances
to
he
seen
and
heard.
In
fact,
tlie
d'inees
are
a
Ann--dny
moriilnR
Institution
in
th
kraals
at
the
m'nes
and
ars
en-coiii'it'ind
by
the
owners
as
an
aiV
fdots
to
laboi
double".
V
nnted!2
For
Sale
For
Rent
return
to
Dally
News
Omce.
20
.
(
,
,
inner
win
be
matched
with
Oene
funmy
for
the
world's
heavyweight
namplonsh.p
This
fight
will
take
I
lace
In
June
at
the
Yankee
atsdlum
If
.
he
eliminations
produce
an
cutstand-
j
,ng
contender
Otherwise
Jack
Demp-
ey
will
be
Tunney's
first
opponent.
1
TINKER
BEATS
BROWN
IN
POSTPONED
GAME
Milliard
llvtnre
Kndo
with
Nrvre
of
U3."
hi
lavor
or
Cimtto
(rr
;yr
Club
In
s
postponed
game
of
the
Oyro
lub
vs.
Orott,)
billiard
league
fixture.
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker
of
the
Oyro
Cl'ib
on
over
Joe
Brown
by
a
senre
of
300
o
163.
the
aggregate
i'orr
for
the
ournament
thus
being
93S
to
30
in
favor
of
the
tobacconists.
Billiard
league
atandlng
to
date
are
as
follows:
len
Self
tO
T
)
D.
Brown
lOrotto)
1.
HOW
HU):
A.
Murray
(CB.)
V
J
NrKon
(O.C.I
Played
Total
Aver
Cold
Storage
6
MOB
Ml
Irotto
4
432
BOS
Maple
Leafs
5
.
4S1S
BOS
Irand
Terminals..
S
4413
883
3yro
Club
6
Ai9t
864
Individual
averages
to
date
are
as
follows:
I.
May
(OS.)
F.
Williams
(ML
)
n.
Waugh
(Orottoi
A.
MaedonaM
(OS.)
....
W,
.
Long
(SB
)
YogaasgL
tqi
....
M
M
McLachlan
(ML.)
J.
Beraley
(O.T.)
Mayor
McMordie
iH.L.i
.
.
BaJagno
tO.C.i
vt
Andrew's
'M
L
)
t.
Donald
iGC.i
I
Judge
(
Orott
n
i
J
Hamilton
(MI..)
(I.
A.
Woodland
tO.t
.
W.
E
Wllllscroft
(OT
I
.
II.
Morgan
(OS
Brown
(O)
a.
P.
Tinker
iOc.i
Played
Total
Av.
'
O
Pyle
(OT;
5
l
Hamilton
(Ml.)
r,
V.
Zlemnn
(O.T.)
3
J
Andrews
(O.T.)
.r
n.
Young
lOrotto)
4
John
Bulger
(C.S.)
3
O.
Krause
(O.T.)
2
200
200
200
300
093
IBB
7!M
300
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193
88
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109
914
IBS
871
1B4
958
IB1
952
77
748
187
W2
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03A
186
1091
(11)4
Kill
111
182
174
348
174
091
178
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172
168
108
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167
n
km
KM
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117
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iss
450
150
71
138
ELKS'
WHIST
DRIVE
Prize
winners
at
the
weekly
whlut
Irlve
of
the
Elks'
Lodge
last
nlubt
Mrs.
Peter
Wlngham
with
u
or..
r
MS
md
Thonns
H.
Priest
with
109
There
vaa
a
allxht
InimiH
in
.ji,,
the
,eton
profad
ia!
ksf
interesting
one.
There
will
be
about
ten
moe
li
l-.i-k
In
the
courv
of
ihe
winter
xerks
being
held
by
the
BuUkt
Bllln.
lMI'OesiBUJ
"What
is
the
proper
thing
for
a
man
to
da
when
his
w:fe
asks
him
for
n.im'v
and
he
hasn't
any1"
"Oh,
there
isn't
any
proper
thlnK
to
do
in
thimr
rlrriimsiutic-os.
Anyihlnn
he
does
will
he
wrong."
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