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PACIFIC
MILK
FREE
To
induce
those
friends
who
do
not
otherwise
trouble
to
write,
to
tell
us
about
Pacific
Milk,
we
offer
a
whole
case
of
Pacific
Milk
FREE
for
the
bent
letter;
a
half
case
for
second,
and
two
parts
of
'4
case
each
for
the
next
two
letters.
Simply
write
in
your
own
way.
A
plain
statement
is
as
valuable
as
a
brilliantly
written
one.
ADDRESS:
PACIFIC
MILK
328
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STREET
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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
malt1
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
as
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
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&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
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of
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Roofing
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-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St.
Telephone
637.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Pinno
and
Furniture
Moving,
BADMINTON
.
IS
BOOMING
Some
Menlion
of
History
of
Game
and
lt
PrnjrresH
in
Past
Few
Years
I
Victoria
Colonist)
People
are
beginning
to
realize
more
and
more
what
an
exceptionally
fine
winter
pastime
the
game
of
badminton
la,
and
there
has
arisen
more
than
a
mild
boom
in
the
sport
thla
year.
Ep-thuatum
for
the
sport
has
been
by
no
means
confined
to
Great
Britain,
where
badminton
first
aaw
the
light,
so
to
'pelt
It
l
true
that
in
England
more
than
a
thousand
badminton
clubs
are
now
affiliated
to
the
Badminton
Assocla-tlon
and
the
Irish
and
Scottish
Unions,
and
there
are
at
least
another
thousand
unaffuated
clubs.
No
fewer
than
forty
open
tournaments
have
oeen
scheduled
for
the
current
season.
The
game
is
being
played
ail
over
England,
and
is
becoming
Increasingly
popular
In
all
the
Dominions,
especially
Canada.
It
has
attracted
auch
famous
sportsmen
and
women
In
the
Old
Land
as
Jack
Hobbs.
the
cricketer,
Mrs.
Oodfree,
Sir
Godfrey
Thomas,
and
many
others.
The
game
seems
to
appeal
specially
to
cricketers
and
lawn
tennis
players,
for
a
considerable
number
of
county
players
and
notable
lawn
tennis
experts
have
become
badminton
enthusiasts.
HUNT
CHAMPIONKIIIP
Twenty-eight
years
ago.
in
1808.
the
fir.,t
all-England
badmlnlou
championships
were
played
at
the
Agricultural
Hall.
Loudon.
The
pastime
has
n.
,
mormon
strides
since
the
Inaugun
of
thai
championships!
and
farttei,.
,
,
during
the
last
twelve
months.
It.
h.'n
the
promoters
of
the
tournament
.-.i-
.
got
through
the
whole
of
their
,.:,
In
a
single
day.
Now
they
tel.'-
.-..
thing
from
a
week
to
a
few:,:.'.;
t
compete.
The
all-England
:.:implnn-
ships
are
to
be
played
this
w.n
March
6
to
March
IS.
and
It
I'ttrrrfs.tit'
tTiir-a?i
ii.fr
dently
expected
that
there
will
record
entr--
It
would
seam.
how.
-that
the
all
-England
championships
nave
not
yet
evolved
Into
that
most
desirable
consummation,
a
really
embracing
all-Empire
entry.
That
is
a
development
which
la
sure
to
cosne.
and
probably
next
year.
The
gams
Is
growing
In
popularity
in
all
parts
of
Can-ada.
and
hare
in
Victoria,
these
are
several
clubs
functioning
to
the
great
satisfaction
of
their
rapidly
increasing
membership.
.lyU'TEII
TO
VVINTKK
Apart
from
Its
li.trliutic
merits
as
a
.port.
badminton
Is
a
pastime
peculiarly
adapted
for
the
winter
seaar.rt.
It
Is
Just
ttrenuous
enough
to
make
and
keep
people
fit
who
have
no
alms
for
Championship
honors,
while
to
those
who
have,
the
game
teaches
great
apeed
accuracy
and
quickness
of
eye.
Badmin
ton
Is
thus
a
most
valuable
game
as
a
for
any
of
the
outdoor
summer
Man.
R,4M
matter,
then,
for
considerable
satwffabtion
that
the
game
hai
canaoar
irw
It
Undoubtedly
has
In
..IU.
.K.m.l.1,1..
...
Cillirmi
representative
meets,
where
badminton
ntbuslaats
foregather,
it
is
safe
to
av
that
many
Canadians
will,
in
the
fu
ture
be
found
"knocking
at
the
door"
and
In
all
probability
securing
major
honors.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
ICInks
of
(leorgr
Abbott
and
K.
IHivle
tVon
In
tlaities
Played
Mglit
In
the
Bt.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
competition
last
night,
rinks
of
Oeorge
Abbott
and
Robert
Davie
won
over
those
of
Jack
Watson
and
Robert
Cameron
respectively.
Standing
of
rinks
lu
date
In
the
tour
nament
are
as
follows:
W.
L.
O.
Pt
James
Dick
4
o
0
(
J.
Frew
t
1
0
(
O.
Abbott
3
1
0
(
A.
McLeod
J
1
1
(
tJeorge
Scott
8
l
o
4
C.
Taylor
I
I
"
0
4
J.
Watson
a
a
i
R.
Cani'ron
9
S
P
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Jack
Watson
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a
1
I
N.
McDonald
1
3
0
:
R.Davie
1
3
0
I
T.
Beattle
0
4
0
I
SPORT
CHAT
TonlEht's
jerlnl
Kiimrs
should
prove
.l:;.ly
lllil-Ui
tin
.i
ha'-keibull
a
lilrh
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hi.
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li'M
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She
Coughed
Night
and
Day
Could
Not
Sleep
Mrs.
ty-oaard
Haywood,
Vlotorla
c.iuicr,
S.B.,
writes:
"Last
fall
1
took
an
awful
cold
which
I
caught
while
driving
iu
an
opei)
car
on
a
eoltl
day.
"I
coufrhed
night
ted
day,
coald
not
sleep
at
uiaat,
aad
sty
eyes
ran
water
so
that
I
could
hardly
see
a
thing.
"My
husband
got
tae
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
The
aiw:m'
of
v..i
and
before
I
had
taken
th
whole
of
it
my
cold
had
disappeared."
(
"Dr.
Wood'!"
has
been
on
the
market
far
the
past
M
yean;
pries
36c
a
bttttte,
large
fanUlr
tits
00c;
pat
op
only
by
Ths
T.
Alflfcura
Co,
Limited,
Torsnte,
OU.
,
the
playing
standpoint
If
not
from
that
of
the
patronage
which
has
not
been
forthcoming
in
the
volume
that
he
play
warrants.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
cagera,
holders
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
champion-
hip.
are
ready
to
go
and.
from
toe
:soka
of
things,
should
force
the
locals
to
extend
thenw;
.is
tev
are
to
or;
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fir
a
li
1
.,
ada's
nptMealMktvc
ONmp..
hockey
series
at
St.
Monu.
s,
--land,
was
closely
watched
not
only
the
rank
and
file
of
sportdom,
but
also
try
managers'
ana
owners
of
professional
hockey
teaaa.
As
a
result
of
theif
victory,
several
players
will
probably
be
offered
lucrative
bertha
with
professional
clubs,
or
the
sight
players
who
represent
Canada
with
the
Granite
Club
of
Toronto
lu
18M,
four
turned
professional
on
taelr
return
to
this
:untry.
and
have
carved
their
names
nore
or
lest
In
professional
bockwy
Caine.
They
are:
Duncan
Munro.
who
is
with
Montreal
Maroons;
Beattlc
Ramsay,
now
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs:
Reginald
"HoosW"
South,
tor
tome
time
with
Ottawa;
-ataatars,
but
now
with
Uaroons.
and
Albert
Me-
Ceffery.
who
tarred
rlth
the
Uan
tut
,W
;Hiirtaa
this
wmter.
rue
rstnaUUMa'
four
dtambeta
of
the
Erte
Collett
la
in
business
in
Toronto
and
Jack
Oameron
la
play-
ng
amateur
hockey
locally.
Harry
Watson
is
aonther
TOfOntonlan
who
still
turns
out
for
the,
oac
as
tonal
ama
teur
enoownter,
and
who.
Incidentally
has
probably
refused
shore
offers
from
professional
clubs
thai)
any
other
Can
arilan
still
an
amateur.
Others
of
the
old
Granite
team
are
Cyril
Slater,
of
Montreal.
The
latter
still
plays
am
a
teur
hockey
In
that
city.
Artvertu
in
th
Dally
News.
DR.
ALEXANDER
NEW
PRESIDENT
Fleeted
lteident
of
P.R.
Yacht
and
Rowlnx
t'lub
at
Annual
Sleeting
Last
Night
GOOD
PINANTIAL
SHOWING
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
&
Rowing
Club
took
place
last
evening
in
die
city
ouncll
hamher
with
n
larger
crowd
of
mem-era
in
attendance
than
usual.
A
very
satisfactory
annual
report
was
'Ubmitted
by
the
secretary-treasurer,
luring
1997
on
Improvements
to
the
loats.
the
most
Important
Item
being
he
installation
or
new
dolphins.
Then
was
a
substantial
can),
balance
on
hand.
The
election
of
officer
resulted
a
To
lows:
"itenorary
Preslrient
W.
H.
Tobey.
President--Dr
H
I.
Alexander
Vice-President
E
A.
Mann.
Secretary
TTenrer
Alex
Mc-Rae
Directors
M.
M
Btephens.
R.
E.
Ben-
on.
A.
O.
Macdonald
and
Dr
J.
P
Cide
Owing
to
Illness,
the
retiring
president,
J.
A.
Lindsay,
w.is
unable
to
MINING
STOCKS
OF
INTERIOR
lui
v
in
Tip!f
Richfield
and
ilutiiie
Mi.
;
Being
put
on
MarUft
s
"''
r-
i
!
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Interested
In
.....;n
i...
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jf
mining
stocks
'l.i-
lie-..
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rhat
oi
a
flutter
it-i.
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Tooley
Rlcbflel-i
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'prised
yesterds;
'
'
flrs
of
80c
fo;
'
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tc
L.
8.
Mc-
1
mining
man
from
"
1
'
'-
-
the
city,
explained
'
'
i
i'l
doubled
In
price
ii
mi.,
.-km-
and
Vancouver
and
.'.i-
nood
that
it
would
go
yet
.i
!.r
'
Anotncr
in
which
Interest
Is
being
taken
Is
Uuthle
Mine
atOOOOO
worth
cf
thla
stock
is
being
put
on
the
market,
the
first
time
the
public
has
had
en
opportunity
to
get
in
on
It.
It
u
selling
at
a
dollar
a
share.
As
the
mine
has
been
paying
aomethlnv.
like
twenty
per
cent
on
the
Investment,
the
stock
U
being
tiiken
readily,
much
of
it
going
to
employees
of
the
mine.
Mr.
McOlll
reports
that
the
Top
ley
Richfield
mine
Is
developing
well.
A
tunnel
has
been
driven
neventy
(est
on
i
He
roe
foot
!!
in
solid
ore
all
the
way
and
this
in
ore
of
goal
grade
The.
f!te
tcr
the
raise
has
beer)
selected
and
this
.rah
etU
.be
used
as
the
main
shaft
frcm
Which
to
stS
to
greater
depth.
The
drift
win
be
edjatlaued
(o
that
pbtm
4he
raise
will
tm
on
the
contael
bewtecn
the
TapleMte
and
Andesltlc
formations.
FREIGIlflilBCHWAS
HERE
LIST
YER
WENT
AGROUNDIN
FRASER
R.
The
J.ipnnese
freighter
Yotnel
Mam.
which
lfmtifd
grain
at
Prlnoe
Rupert
lost
w.w.11,
grounded
on
the
sands
at
tl
e
month
of
the
Pra&er
River
last
Sat-
vThe
breakfast
youll
like
best.
The
breakfast
that's
best
for
you.
147
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
,
(12c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertitement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTEI)
FO
IIBNT
.V
ANTED.
WELL
KNOWN
CANADIAN
FOR
KENT
-POUR
ROOMED
HOUSE.
Manufacturer
of
Klectilc
WrkImts
'
fully
modern:
splendid
marine
view:
wants
local
distributor
Exclusive
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Apply
Theo
Obl-prepokltlon.
and
particularly
attrac-
lart.
Ltd.
tf
live
arrangement
with
practical
sales
help
that
will
force
Ijusu.c
Latent
type
washer
with
exclusive
patented
1
salea
jeature.
which
make
It
Hie
1
FOrt
RENT.
--
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IN
PtUVATB
home
411
Eighth
Ave
Weat.
Phone
ItCd
7:i7.
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esalest
machine
to
sell
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ttlving
for
RENT.
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WITH
OK
WITH-lull
particulars
Box
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Dally
News
j
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Central
location.
Phone
OBlc
Blue
1M.
tt
.irday
morning
In
a
dt'iiw-
(on
whllJPOR
RENT.
-it
the
wy
Into
New
Wee:
minster
to
!
R'.oms
for
jmplctt
cargo.
A
few
lioum
later
the
I
Grocery.
easel
wss
released
and
wan
reported
,
i
be
undamaged.
MOTHERS
ENTERTAINED
BY
DAUGHTERS
SOCIAL
EVENING
LAST
NIGHT
Canadian
Olrla
In
Training
of
First
United
Church
entertained
thetr
.tctbers
at
a
delightful
social
evening
ist
nlgbt
In
the
parlors
ol
the
church
!we
were
some
iwenty-fivi'
mothers
ud
dsughorrs
in
attendance
and
the
venlng
was
spent
largel)
in
uie
en-uyment
of
name.
cjatets
and
community
singing
as
well
as
speech
end
musical
numbers.
Altogether,
it
was
a
very
pleasant
and
successful
affair.
Miss
Ella
Bteen.
president
of
the
o
i
l.,
gave
tne
address
of
welcome
nd
then
was
s
violin
solo
by
Miss
lctorla
Krlkevsky.
A
short
address
.
the
mothers
was
given
by
Miss
Nel-:e
Ourvlch
and.
curing
t..e
evening,
there
were
impromptu
tpeerhes
by
all
he
girls
and
mothers,
th.s
feature
voklng
keen
inie.'ot
Rv
a.
Wilson,
-he
pastor,
also
gave
a
brief
talk
In
a
est
of
sight
contest.
Mrs.
Howsrd
dveeu
was
the
winner
Refreshments
were
?rved
by
the
girls.
'
THIEF
IN
TORONTO
STOLE
POLICE
CAR
LATER
RECOVERED
TORONTO.
Feb.
34.
-Amazing
Impudence
on
the
pin
of
a
n-i.iar
tblef
or
an
equally
amazing
coin,
idenee
was
wen
In
the
theft
of
a
Police
Department
motor
car
from
almust
the
Identical
spot
where
the
same
ear
was
'nlm
more
than
a
month
ago.
As
was
the
case
following
the
first
theft,
tt
was
later
recovered
1
Some
tune
sgo
officers
of
Keele
Street
Station
who
parked
the
mac
mite
.in
old
model
roads:
rr.
in
front
of
the
Ctty
Hall
while
they
attended
Police
OBurt
returned
to
find
It
aune.
It
was
later
recovered
from
a
unk
yard,
sod
tarh.
were
Mid
asainst
the
alleged
thli'f
and
the
junk
dealer
On
this
occasion
Detective-Sergeant
Johns
waa
custodian
of
the
car.
and
he
also
left
the
vehicle
sumdi.tn
near
the
City
Hall.
A
short
time
Inter
Its.
too.
returned
to
stare
at
the
empty
pace
where
tie
had
laat
seen
It
The
alarm
was
relayed
1
all
stations,
and
rtuur.
Inter
('
nv
iiih
Moy-ser
came
acmes
t
lie
battered
iui
standing
on
Euclid
A.f!
lie
It
i,
not
,,nce
more
in
the
poa'aiwion
ol
iii
IIOTKL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C.
F.
Wlllson,
Howard
Hutherland.
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
A
E
Johnston.
Mis
A
A.
Palmer
and
D.
P.
Davidson.
Vancouver;
William
Meurer
Nr
Hnelinn:
Fred
Cook
and
Mr
ami
Mrs
s
McOlll
and
tWO
ChUlii.n;
Mr
R
Chambers
and
famUy.
Port
Eiugton:
J.
O.
Podget,
Fort
Prants,
Out
A.
ii.
Flnlsison.
Plnmooie.
o
Bernhoft.
Ketohlkan;
Mrs.
Gardner
Pacific.
Mm
O,
W.
DoWIIng,
MassPtt;
w
J
Renle
Port
Clements;
Mts
Albert
Moore
tand
son,
Burkley
Bay.
'
lavoy
Mrs.
R.
McDonald.
Mr.
John
M..c-Donald,
H
B.
James
and
K
Deslong-champs.
Amsbury;
H
J
Brown
Port
Sssltigton.
D.
Ault
and
F.
O
Durkel
Queen
Charlotte
City.
.)ohl,
Kvolfso,,'
O.lan.1.
11
K.
Di-nlon.
Porchel
IMaml
entiii!
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f
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Bohalcxtik.
Queen
umni.
pi.rt
rietnenU:
A
"ell
I
K
M.iy
np,
Chariot
ie:
p.
Hrant
Miin-
;
I
Aclwrtlse
Daily
Nrws
IPirh
Iiw
HiKh
rurnlshed
Housekeeping
rent.
Apply
Mnasallsm
41
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
6
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros
tt
I
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE.
Apply
IIS
Fourth
Ave.
Bast.
tf
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE.
-
HULL
SUIT
ABLE
FOR
halibut
fishing
or
seining.
44
a
11.
hut
built
Price
12
000
Appty
S
Uyeda.
boat
builder.
Port
EsslngUm.
BC.
47
FOR
SA1E
SICOO
BUYS
A
NEWLT
finished
house.
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement
Handy
to
ssw-
mill
Pnone
Blsrk
631
tf
MlrK'ELLANKUUlS
EXPERIENCED
MINER
WANTS
TO
work
for
pi
o
pec
tor
Or
wouM
take
grading
or
clearing
contract.
Apply
V.
Radman.
P.O.
Box
101
Prince
Rupert.
BC
H
KURNITURg
AND
IlANfJHS
DONT
BRING
TOUR
DtRTT
'BOOTS
irom
the
gsrden
into
the
kitchen.
Flare
a
Diamond
Rubber
Mat
at
the
Kitchen
door
We
carry
them
In
stock,
also
all
kinds
of
furniture
astd
isnges.
X.
MACKENZIE
Ftirnlttrre
Phone
Tft.
tTJIMNEX
WKKP
II.
i.
Et
MKIIII
neneral
Haexly
Man
urnaoes
and
Staves
Oteaned
and
Repaired
Chlnurtes
I
wept
Oemetery
PtoU
Osrsd
Foe.
Phone
Red
43.
Frlnee
Rupert.
80
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
atromn
mso
rt'llNITHni
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
Player
Piano
ana
Two
Cash
Rssri
stars
tn
teas.
P.P.IMPVI.O
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mm
Third
Are.
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for
appointment
DOW
to
Blue
as.
Residence
phone
Meek
MS.
Evening
calls
made
as
arrknajed.
lske
your
appointment
now.
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Saturdays
C'JL-ftll
Trains,
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satawwaya
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suntlaf
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Frtdays
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at
the
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about
40
n
town
of
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longitude,
and
latitude.
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of
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II
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