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Diamond
Ring
$75.00
We
have
lately
mad
a
for
tunate.
purchase
from
AdiA
clear
out
the
balance
of
a
package.
We
are
having
the
atone
mounted
up
in
white
gold
rings
to
sell
at
$75.00,
and
you
will
say
they
are
beau
ties.
ml
a
.
ine
none
nag
quite
a
large
appearance
for
the
money
and
is
of
Rood
color.
This
would
make
a
nice
moderaate
priced
engagement
ring,
but
we
have
others
with
larger
stoned
at
higher
prices
and
some
as
low
as
$15.00.
i
oJEWELLES
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
C
WE
GlVftfOUZ
COAL
15
PlCICEt)
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
116
and
117
ROWE'S
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Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
IMtch
and
Gravel
Roofing
(ialvaniied
Hoofing
Chimney
Top
Kave
TroughiBK
Conductor
Pipe
Hoor
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Kteve
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
340
Hox
IG?
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Wnnhtd
Nuts
$11.28
AIIerta
Sootlesa
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
GJ
f
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Mating.
PORT
SIMPSON
BEATS
RUPERT
Smallness
of
Hall
and
Rough
Play
Hampered
1-ocal
lagers
in
(iarae
Saturday
Night
Prince
Rupert
last
a
return
gam'
with
the
Y.Pi.A
of
Port
Simpson
at
Port
Simpson
on
Saturday
ulghl
by
a
score
ot
32
to
24.
In
the
amall
hall
and
land
with
ail
manner
of
rough
playing
taetloa
on
the
part
of
their
opponents,
the
locals
were
feeling
anything
but
at
home.
The
boy
who
played
aay
that
it
was
more
Ilka
a
rugby
game
than
basketball.
Lee
Dell
of
Prince
Rupert
refereed
'the
first
half
and
bcMj
things
fairly
In
check
but
whan
W.
E
Jtelly
of
Port
Simpson
handled
the
whistle
during
the
second
period
almost
i
everything
was
allowed
although
George
Mitchell
of
Prince
Rupert
was
retired
from
the
floor
for
some
mysterious
reason.
A.
Bloeomb
was
knocked
cold
In
the
first
five
seconds
of
the
game
but
came
to
and
continued
to
play.
Dido
Ourvlch
came
out
unin
jured
although
he
had
to
perform
some
gymnastic
stunts.
Score
at
half
time
was
18-13
in
favor
of
the
Y-PJgJl.
The
locals
report
hering
been
given
ail
enthusiastic
reception
at
Port
Simpson.
After
the
game
there
was
a
dance
hlch
was
followed
at
midnight
by
a
party
at
the
home
of
Walter
Benwn
where
a
big
supper
was
served.
Arrangements
were
closed
for
Um
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club,
holder
o!
the
northern
British
Columbia
basketball
championship,
to
play
here
for
th
title
on
Friday
night
of
this
week
with
a
return
game
at
Simpson
on
Saturday
The
local
plsyers
made
the
trip
aboard
the
fish
packer
Klmer
C,
Capt.
Johnny
Clausen.
They
left
at
540
Saturday
night
and
returned
at
1130
Sunday
morning.
Heavy
log
caused
deUy
In
the
return
trip.
Besides
the
playerv
those
making
the
trip
included
Lee
Deli
Doug.
Stalker.
Cler.nce
rhonuon,
Ernie
Batchford.
Billy
Baron.
C.
Watson
and
W.
Murray.
Individual
scoring
In
the
game
was
i
foUows
:
TP1A.
A.
Wesley,
6:
R.
Banker.
a.
P.
Bald.
10:
A.
Tail;
W
Johnson,
1;
R.
Knott;
H.
Bryant.
1.
Total
33
Prince
RupertRalph
Smith;
Jack
McNulty.
:
A
Slooomb.
6:
Dido
Ourvlch.
6;
VI:
Menslcs:
Oeorge
Mitchell.
2.
Bplro
Ourvlch.
1.
Total
J4
HEAVIER
ARMOR
PUCK
CHASERS
Fibre
Helmets,
Face
Masks
and
.
Other
Protective
Measure
Have
Ikn
StifrKeted
TORONTO,
yea.
'20-
Following
-he
mote
or
lass
severe
injuries
uired
bv
wyeral
profaaskjniil
hockey
players
thl
iajjhter.
the
'
adoption
of
fibre
helmet.
tirj(Bawa.jnimjos.
bj
flflj
many
rare
tracks,
nu.ird
lor
the
harp
points
of
skates,
and
some
:iieans
of
protection
for
the
putt
end
of
hockey
ticks,
are
being
urged
by
sixirtlna
writers
and
enthusiast
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
mid
it
u,
provable
that
regulations
by
the
poaers-ilMt-be
wlU
compel
the
athletes
to
use
Home
il
this
protective
equipment
The
National
and
Canadian
Profes.
vtonal
Moekey
League,
eaeluslve
of
ther
miner
professional
and
amateur
loops,
have
suffered
ureatly
through
Injuries
to
players
in
the
present
sea-
Ron,
and
with
the
henry
checking,
fast
skating
and
hard
playing
which
is
now
featured,
players
tnkr
heavy
risks
every
time
they
come
out.
SPORT
CHAT
Events
HCheduled
for
the
week
are
i
follows:
Monday
tonight)
Crtbbage
League:
Knights
of
Columbus
vs
Prince
Rupert
Hotel:
Orotto
vs.
C.
N
Operations:
St.
Andrew's
Society
vs.
New
Empress
Hotel:
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orahg
Lodge:
Moose
vs.
rrutdiah
Esoof
Native
Sons
of
Canada
rts
C.'M."
Merhanlcs.
klks'
Whist
'fourhament
St.
Andrew's
Ctrnet
Bowling.
Tuesday
files'
Whist:
English
Ladles
vi,
Orangi'
Ladles:
Canadian
National
I
ndies'
vs
Moose
Uidlea.
Rllliurdn
Maple
LesfK
vs
OrftJW
Termlniils
Bank(ilj;ii,
Intermedinu
League
Big
Four
vs.
Elevator:
Ladls'
t-
hlbltlon
game.
Drill
Tesmva.
Miple
Leafs:
Senior
League.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Elks.
Thursday
6t.
Andrews
Carpet
Bowl-
ing.
Mens
Whist:
Seal
Cove
vs.
St.
George's
Society;
Oddfellows
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias;
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Orotto:
St
Andrew's
vs.
Moose.
f-'riday
Billiards:
OiuHjaf-vi
ayro
Club
oasKctoaii:
interned
isle
League
High
School
vs
Big
Four:
Ladles'
exhibition
game.
High
School
vs.
Maple
Leafs;
Seal
or
exhibition
game.
Pert
Simpson
Athletic
Club
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
Final
games
In
the
recent
Bonsplel
at
Prince
George
were
played
last
week.
J.
C.
Pldgeon's
rink
won
the
Kellv
Cup.
the
big
prize
of
the
meeting,
by
a
some
of
8-7
in
a
close
match
with
he
C.
C.
Wright
rink.
The
victors.
bo
were
J.
C.
Pldgeon.
P.
C.
Whlt-
3ku,
Paul
WMand
and
P.
A.
Mac-Callum
became
custodians
of
the
Kelly
Cup
for
the
year
and.
as
prlKes.
re-
elved
an
Issue
of
sweaters
while
the
Lsers
C.
C.
Wright,
Cyril
Dupre.
Xd-
srd
Opie
and
Arnold
Putnam
eot
:ampcra
of
groceries.
In
the
consols
-Ion
series
the
rink
consisting
of
M.
S.
Morrell.
skip
Oeorge
MUbum.
T.
S.Car-mlchael
and
J.
W.
Mien
got
hams
and
.ides
of
bacon
In
defeating
John
Fergu-on.
skip.
T.
A.
Griffith.
Fred
Bustin
ind
Rev.
8.
T
Galbralth.
Smltbers
curlers
have
been
able
to
seep
active
during
the
week.
Pro-ected
as
it
is.
the
Ice
did
not
suffer
;reatly
from
the
mild
weather
and
with
a
brief
vacation
and
slight
drop
n
the
temperature
the
players
were
ble
to
resume
the
schedule
in
the
inter-rlnk
compefltlon
Al
Flnnertys
four
set
a
new
rink
record
last
week,
wbea
in
a
regular
game
he
piled
up
a
total'
of
31
points,
annexing
7
in
ene
end.
D.
D.
Munro
skipped
his
rink
to
defeat
through
the
soft
Ice
conditions
preventing
scientific
play.
This
tHne
For
ale
at
Government
Liquor
Storei
and
Beer
Parleri.
Delivery
Free
to
uij
part
ofCHy.
.
.to
SOCIETY
BRAND
SAMPLES
HERE
The
Very
La
I
est
in
Spring
Wean
for
Men
Available
at
Thor
Johnson'
Store
Pattern,
design
and
color
sell
the,
average
suit.
Real
honest-to-goodness
Hand
-tailoring
is
the
thing
that
counts
most
however
in
the
repeat
order
end
of
the
clothing
business
"Society
Brand"
suits
sj
in
the
repeater
class
because
they
have
Hand-built
As
the
foundation
of
a
suit
is
not
visible
in
the
finished
garment,
ese
must
have
eonfMence
in
the
bouse
one
deals
with.
"Society
Brand"
has
built
up
a
business
unequalled
In
Canada
for
businesses
are
built
an
public
con-
riaence.
wnat
we
are
trying
to
say
is
this
Dont
merely
buy
a
suit
of
lotbes,
buy
a
"Society
Brand
SultP
We
are
sale
agents
in
Prince
Rupert,
-.nd
the
spring
samples
are
here
hun-lreds
'
of
theea.
Drop
in
soon
and
see
them.
THOIt
JOIISMIN
rile
Home
of
"Society
ItnMHl"
CViithm.
Canada's
Very
Best.
Advt
jimmy
Mcdonald
of
VANCOUVER
TO
TAKE
ON
BATTLING
GURVICH
Dido
Ourvlch.
local
boxer,
la
to
be
given
the
opportunity
about
March
14
of
peddling
his
wares
to
outside
talent
in
the
person
of
Jimmy
McDonald
oi
Vancouver
who
1
said
to
carry
consid
erable
stuff
In
his
mitt.
Negotiation
have
resulted
In
the
receipt
by
Ralph
Smith,
manager
for
Ourtlah.
of
a
tetc-
week,
through
the
good
Ice
and
con-
'
gram
from
Jack
Allen,
well
known
Van-
sequent
necessity
for
scientific
play,
i
rouver
promoter,
stating
that
McDonald
he
led
his
rink
to
another
defeat.
w111
be
ready
to
leave
for
Prince
Rupert
I
immediately
after
February
29
He
It.
"Whni
dM
the
boss
say
to
you
for
!
expected
to
reach
here
on
March
4
and
':-lny
late
on
Friday?"
!
will
have
ten
days
to
work
out
and
"He
gavt
ate
the
D.
C.
XI."
I
show
local
students
of
the
fistic
art
"What's
that?"
I
what
he
has
besides
a
reputation.
"Don't
Come
Monday!"
Progressive
It
Is
planned
to
arrange
an
attractive
Orocer.
curd
of
preliminaries
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Esgmai
mil
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Doiiu
or
by
tte
Covtmx&cnt
of
British
Coluxnbu.
V
anted"
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
'2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
FOR
SALE
complete
equipment.
Fine
living
quarters,
four
comfortable
bunks,
locker
specs
and
toilet.
Address
Al.
vln
Amass.
Wacker.
Alaska,
or
P.O.
JBoii
1Q3,
Portland.
Oregon.
4s
FOB
SALE.
TWO
PAIRS
CHINCHILLA
rabbiu.
old
pair
MOO.
young
pair
about
six
months
old
MM.
Both
pain
will
o
(or
tia.M.
Apply
J,
Anthony.
Caepaco.
BjC.
44
"OR
SALE.
LAUNCH
"NANCT"
28
BY
7
ft.
Kasthope,
4
Cyl.
Is
h
p
In
first
class
condition
Can
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
Cheap.
Phone
3S7
or
OR
SALE.
HOLL
SUITABLE
FOR
halibut
fbshlng
or
seining.
44
x
11,
Just
buUt.
Price
HMO.
Apply
S.
Vyeda.
boat
builder.
Port
Bsslngtoa.
BC.
41
OR
8ALE.
41
600
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finished
house.
S
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement
Handy
to
saw-mill.
Phone
Black
631
U
WHITE
LEOHORN
PULLETS
FOR
sale.
May
birds.
Phone
Black
396
49
PEACE
RIVER
MEMBER
DISCLAIMS
INTENTION
FORMING
NEW
PROVINCE
EDMONTON.
Feb.
20.
Residents
ot
Hat
Peace
River
district
who
went
in
for
the
more
serious
type
of
thinking
never
gave
much
consideration
to
the
forma--km
of
the
northwest
corner
of
Alberta
into
a
separate
province,
declared
Hugh
Alien.
ML.A.
for
Peace
River
in
addressing
the
legislature.
In
his
opinion
the
Ides
was
more
of
a
"publicity"
Aunt
than
anything
els
There
hsd
been
xm
serious
thought
jlven
the
subject
in
sections
of
British
Columbia,
but
the
majority
of
deep
'unking
Peace
Rlverttes
had
never
taken
kindly
to
the
proposal.
In
Peace
River
it
was
generally
recog-n
i
zed
that
toe
government
had
a
hard
row
u
hoe.
and
notwithstanding
many
vicultudes
agriculture
was
progressing
..nd
thoughts
of
a
new
province
were
few
and
far
between.
EFFORT
TO
COMPLETE
v
,
NAVE
OF
CATHEDRAL
.
VKrrOBIaJ
Feb.
18
-The
receipt
U
he
Bishop
of
Columbia
of
a
suhecrt
tlon
to
the
new
Christ
Church
buildlne
fWl
tefrtaqa
of
Walea,
fptlosMS
In
England,
have
resulted
in
the
Bishop
and
New
Cathedral
executive
committee
deciding
to
take
steps
this
week
to
form
s
eommiltee
locally,
to
be
called
The
Committee
for
Completing
the
Nave
ol
the
New
Christ
Church
Cathedral."
and
to
rscotraaencl
that
a
public
appeal
for
subscriptions
be
made
early
next
month.
AERO
CLUB
GROWING
UNDER
AIR
LEAGUE
VICTORIA.
Feb.
20.
Plans
arc
stead
ily
advancing
for
the
formation
of
the
Victoria
Aero
Club
and
Sydney
Pickles
ine
honorary
secretary
reports
that
the
membership
in
the
proposed
flying
club
I
growing
dally.
The
club,
which
1
being
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Air
League,
1
being
formed
for
the
purpose
of
developing
air-mindedness
and
active
flylnii
interest
and
also
for
the
training
of
private
pilot
in
this
DAUGHTER
ADDED
TONAME
OF
FIRM
NAPANEE,
Ont..
Feb
30.
-The
firm
of
Marment
and
Daughter,
in
England,
is
not
the
only
one
employing
a
title
of
that
netuie
The
firm
of
D
Davis
and
Daughter,
furriers
has
been
doing
business
under
that
name
in
this
town
sutee
1914.
152.
Red
SIS.
O,
Rorle.
S
FOR
cal
cittaen.
BW'tne
DosDsct'
'bT
tlisX.:..
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TROmSR
FOR
SALC
12
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P.
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WANTBD.
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OIRL
OR
Standard,
registered
dimensions
333
1
Woman
to
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known
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friends
Low
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bought
and
sold
snd
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Player
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and
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stock.
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product:
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magic:
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sight
to
every
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Free
Samples
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RENT
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136
acrea.
modern
building,
moderate
terms.
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DuVernet.
Prince
Rupert.
BC
RENT
FOUR
ROOMED
HOUSE.
fully
modern:
splendid
marine
view:
Fifth
Avenue
West.
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Theo
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FOR
RENT
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ONE
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APARTMENT
with
three
bedrooms.
Down
Stork
block.
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Storks
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FOB
RENT
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out
board.
Central
location
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Blue
1M
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appointment
now
to
Blue
M.
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phone
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Evening
calls
made
as
arranged
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your
appointment
now.
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29
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Feb.
11-
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for
rent.
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ROOMS
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sb
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as
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tfrt.
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RENT
FURNISHED
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315
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Ave.
ast.
HOUSE,
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DONT
BRING
TOUR
DIRTY
MOOTS
from
the
garden
into
the
kitchen.
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a
Diamond
Rubber
Mst
at
the
Kitchen
door
We
carry
them
in
stock,
also
all
kinds
of
furniture
and
ranges.
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MATKRVIK
Furniture
:-:
Phone
778
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SWEEP
II.
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Handy
Man
Furnaces
and
Stoves
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and
paired
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Plots
Carsd
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Red
341.
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