n
(I
J.
J
PACE
TWO
WJn4ay,
Juim.
THE
D.-vILt
NtvTS
i2j
New
s
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
Jack
Stratbdee,
the
very
able.
-wlnUr
(porta
director
-at'
tieCba-tsau
Fronteaae,
Ws
friends
will
b
pleased
to
learn,
lc
loslnr
weight
Jack
run
a
inmntr
camp
at
French
Hirer
'
In
the
fishing
season
and
be
took
his
present
job
for
tbe
reason
that
be
wasted:
'to
.rest
and
draw
a
salaxr
atilba
same
time.
When
e
te'tiaeto7refiet,
and
this
la
sUoni,
he
toryes
for
the
easr
Job
of
opertllne'a
aip
and
bandits
a.
mwd
of
Indian
cuioe.
?Hf
fjnde
no
rest,
for
darter
ere7
darUab
bour
there
la
sonetbujc
Aoing
on'
the
aW-bill,
on
the
rink,
on
tbe
slide
and
ft
hundred
people
to
provide
with
spora
equipment
and
direction.
Bet
be
keeps
fit
as
they
all
da
The
air
Is
bracing
and
Inrtjorailng
and
there
is
lota
of
fun,
ssssssssss
SSSSSSSV
H
DISTILLED
DISTILLED
Ste.
IPetronille
In
the
group
tabore
one
sees
the
director
assisting
Their'
Ttx-callendes
Lord
.and
I.ady
Will-ingdon
who
haretjust
come
down
the
slide
for
tbe
'third
tine.
Tbe
other
group
perhaps
explains
why
he
finds
so
much
pleasure
in
his.
work
and
why
be
has
taken
up
skiing
again.
There
is
also
a
picture
of
his
rink
which
shows
how
flu
slide
in
the
background
drops
down
steely
from
tbe
citadel.
But
take
the
other
plrtnre.
This
will
show
you
.Tark
Strmth-df-e's
most
recrnt
discovery.
Bt-
yend
tbe
dogs
a&d
-the
terrace
is
a
Htd
of
f.
ice.
Beyond
that
the
Isle
of
OrVsas
is
a
shadowy
form.
Mow
to
the
left
of
the
Island,
Just
above
the
laaip
standard,
great
slabs-and
chunks
of
crystal
and
op.io,;
lt
hurled
themselves
in
a
mass.
cast-
reefs
of.
glistening
pinnacles
to
tbe
tky
In
one
gtorhms
chaos
sad
screechingljr,
groaning!
y
set
tied
down.
Then
tbe
mayor
of
St
Oregoire
andthe
mayor
of
Ste-Petronlle
set"
out.
each
armed
with
a
small
spruce
cutting.
They
met
somewhere
la
the
centre
of
tbe
river,
solemnly
shook
hands,
and
the
ice
bridge
was
declared
open.
It
was
after
that;
that
the
carports
director
droTe
over
and,
covered
Ste-
Petraoile
lth
Its.
ski
slopes
and
toboggan
and
showsboe
prospects,
and
also
the-
Catale-m".
TVs
"Catalogue"
'hat
a
robbte
stone
fire
place
of
catalogue
about
tbe
floor
and.
as
window
drapes,
the
oddest
old
furnltare
and
eofcint
bed-roonis
and,
a
bote
ail
jsflendJd
cuisine,
f
It
Is
less
than
one
bovf
trim
Quebec
and
Is
hatted
as
a
treat
discovery.
ssssssH
WHiTE
"
I
I
i
VHAl
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
BLACK
&
WHITE"
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WHISKY
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Buchanan
&
Co..
Ltd..
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&
London
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
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Liquor
Control
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or
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the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Canadiens
of
Montreal
Defeat
New
York
Americans
ajxd
Take
Lead'in
National
Hockey
League
TORONTO,
Jan.
30.
The
New
York
Americans!
were
out
of
first
place
in
the
international
section
of
the
National
Hockey
League
today
for
the
first
time
since
December
13.
The
Canadiens
defeated
them
last
night;
and
went
one
point
in
the
lead
.
i
Since
December
22
the
Frenchmen
have
lost
only
one
.
game
in
16.
The
Canadiens
still
had
enough
speed
to'
outskate
the
Americans
and
stop
every
attack
after
Joliat
pat
theni
ahead
with
flasny
-
-
j
dividual
play
in
the
first
period
Boston
cut
the
N.
V.
Rangers'
lead
to
two
points
by
defeating
Chicago.
With
only
three
minutes
to
go
Ottawa
held
a
two-nil
lead
over
Toronto.
Toronto
shot
in
two
successive
goal
to
even
the
game,
but
Ottawa
regained
tneir
margin
in
overtime.
The.e
were
27
pea-
allies.
The-following
were
the
seores:
Toronto
2,
Ottawa
4.
,
-
n
i
vt
V
4
!
cans
0.
Chicago
1,
Boston
4.
PORTLANDTJED
WITH
VICTORIA
HOCKEY
GAME
VICTORIA,
Jan.
30.
Portland
supplied
to
whet
the
youthful
ap-tied
up
the
score
with
the
Victoria
petltea
and
four
big
bonfire;
Cubs
in
a
coast
hockey
fixture
iparkled
into
the
frigid
air.
here
last
night
just
before
the
.
Handier
to
town,
the
Gyro
close
of
the
third
period
and
the
Club's
sheet
of
Ice
on
Morse
Creek;
contest
.went
over
and
ended
in
is
also
being
well
patronized
these
a
deadlock
of
two
goals
each.
The
days
in
the
afternoon
J
by
"the.
Cubs
tallied
almost
immediately
childen
and
in
the
evening
tiy'
aftfr
the
game
opened.
The
many
grown-ups.
f
Bucks
evened
up
in
the
second
and
.
the
Cubs
a
few
minutes
later
went
into
the
lead
again.
In
the
third
period
the
visitors
evened
ip.
The
Cubs
had
the
edge
on
he
pfay
HIGHSCORES
IN
CRIBBAGE
This
list
contains
all
players
-ving
a
score
of
W
or
over,
up
o
and
including
January
28.
iavers
Name
Team
Score
i.
West.
P.
R.
Hotel
81
E.
James.
C.
N.
Oner.
...
80
'
Delo-me.
Cold
Storage
.
.
79
.
Ilrown.
New
Empress
....
76
'
WatKon.
P.
Pk.
Hotel
76
W
Ranee.
Can.
Legion
75
K
E
Wermig.
C.
N.
Opr.
..751
II
('farce,
New
Empress
.
75
).
(
lark,
P.
R.
Hotel
74
II
Smith.
Orange
Lodpt
..
72
lluuftdii,
Orange
Iod
H.
ltour-ieau,
K.
of
C".
.
.
72
II
AnderKui,
Cold
Sprage
71
T.
M.
J.
Kortuhe,
K.
fX
71
Rnthwell.
Orange
iWge
A
A.
MeF.wenflald
Storage
I
.
H.
Moran.
New
BmpreM,
.
A
M.Ii.to
h,
C.
N.'Oper.
...
60
(T.
liouaay.
Ragle
.
,v
68
D.
Smith.
P.
R.
Hotel
68
H
R.
Hill.
C.
N.
Oper
G8
M
M.
Lamb.
Can
Legion
....
C8'
A
Harvey,
p.
R.
Hdtel
67
J
L
nkles.
an.
Legion
67
;N.
Hugh.
H.
C.
K.
Meafianlca
.
67.
W
DavieH.
Can,
Ugten
....
67
1
jj
Wynne.
Orange
I-fldge
....
66
4
Andrews.
Grotto
66
II
Antoria.
K.
of
C
63
1
!.
Watt.
P.
R.
Hotel
65!
;
II
Skattcbol,
C.
N.
Oper.
....
64
;A.
King.
f.
N,
Opr
63
jW.
Dailey,
Orange
Lodge
....
62
ID.
Kennedy.
Cold
Storage
61
F
Piiffou.
K.
of
C
611
l
.Skjellum,
New
Empress
..
61,
B
Barrie,
Grotto
59
M.
Murray.
Nat
Sons
of
C.
.
59
F.
Barber.
C,
N.
Mechanics
.
.
59
H.
Arney.
Moose
58
I
Aittoria,
K.
of
C
58
F
Aldrfdge,
Qrnn?e
Iodge
.
.
57
A.
French,
Newr
Empress
...
67
A.
Astoria,
K.
of
C.
67
R.
T.
J.
Rose,
C.
N.
Mechr.nlca
57
J.
Lnwrenson,
Can.
Legion
...
56
R.
Vieriek,
Eagles
56
W.
Reld,
Eagles
v...
66
J.
Preece.
Moose
,
54
F.
A.
Rogers,
C.
N.
Mech.
54
B,
Horn.
C.
N.
Mechanics
..
53
J
L.
Hickey,
Grotto
52
J
Morrison.
Nat.
Sons
of
C.
.
51
II.
Killcn,
Eagles
50
SKATING
HERE
LarKl.
artes
visited
Island
Lake
XIght.
JIonie
eek
Well
Patronized1
:,)
.
,
':
'
.The
lke
near
the
end
of-the
ifjtten
island
Mirhtooir
mwul
s
popular
rendezvous
frr
local
'skaters
last
night.
There
were
'well
over
100
on
the
ic
there,
which
was
in
splendid
shape
.'Two
i
I
of
the
larger
parties
were
those
of
the
Fiist
Baptiat
Church
Pire-'
fide
Club
and
the
United
Church
Young
People's
Society,
as
well
ai
smaller
groups.
From
8
o'clock
until
midnight,
skating
was
in
full
swing
and
the
air
rang
with
ine
joyiui
snouu
ox
ue
young
people.
Hot
dogs
and
toffee
were
ri
IM
ID
I
IMr
W
A
V
VwHLlllU
11
tJ
MUCHENJOYEDL..J
Two
Rinks
Played
tiere
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
Evening
The
knights
of
the
broom
were
cut
in
force
yesterday
enjoying
curling
on
the
ice
In
the
Old
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Hotel
excavation.
Two
rinks
were
Used.
The
local
curling
elub
has
nlirkl
fialrc
nf
arrtriAa
wHfoh
arii
Wrought
up
from
the
basement
for
an
occasion
like
this.
Both
Mon-
day
and
yesterday
tbe
curlers'
were
out
and
doubtless
they
arej
at
It
again
this
afternoon
and
eve
nlng.
.
Among
the
player
were
R.
L.
Ulnteh.
J.
B.
Mellish,
J.
W.
fceU,
Ralph
Lapine.
W.
II.
Tobey,
Hey
McNaughton.
W.
J
Kelson.
72Thoma
JlcClymonL
J.
II.
Tbomp-
Mn,
Fred
Stork.
William
Millar.
I
9.
E.
Purker
and
F.
E:
Robert-
on.
j
:
OR
ANGE
LADIES
LEADING
WHISTi
't
.
.
eecb,nd
""If.of
Men
a
DIvMon
to
.
,lle
Commenced
Tomorrow
'lh
1.
Canadian
Natlonfll
Ladies
won
6
to
4
over
Orange
Ladies
in
last
night's
game
In
the
ladies'
seo-
tlon
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
and
the
Mooae
Ladies
de-
feated
St.
George'
Ladies
by
6
to
3.
The
league
standings
are
ai
fol-
Iowa:
W.
L.
P.
C.
N.
R
4
4
4
Orange
5
S
5
Mooe
4
4
4
St.
George's
3
5
3
Men'H
Section'
Play
In
the
men's
section
will
be
resumed
tomorrow
night
following
the
Christmas
and
New-Year
intermission.
Games
will
be:
Seal
Cove
vs.
Lief
Erlkson
So.
ciety'and
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
St.
George's
Society
with
New.
Lmpress
Athletic
Club
receiving
a
bye.
The
fixture
between
Grotto
and
Moose
will
be
played
at
the
week-end.
j
nee
Wf
me
Acm
e
Fifth
TEMPT
Ends
This
Week
!
OVERCOATS
FOR
MEN
MEN'S
WINTER
OVERCOATS
Ten
only
in
this
lot
All
offered
at
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
JQ
qq
SUITS
FOR
MEN
MEN'S
NAVY
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS
Gemiin
in
iieo
blue,
single
or
double-breasted
.
Get
one
of
t
i
,
.
;.,JW
before
this
great
sale
ends.
The
very
low
seili;w
of
this
lot
will
not
permit
Temptation
Sale
Price.
MEN'S
BOOTS
illctiv
o
UArUiv
u
s
Black
and
brown,
Good
year
welted.
Sizes
6
to
10.
Temptation
Sale
Price
.95
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEN'S
HEMSTITCHED
WHITE
HANDKER-
CHIEFS
Tempta-tion
Sale
Price,
per
loz
95c
The.
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Terms.
Strictly
Cash.
mini
ifni
mm
KtrLAiD
lUMi
LONDON,
Jan.
30:
Fourth
round
of
the
Knglitsh
Cup
replays
took
nlnce
today
as
follows:
Clapton
Orient
0,
Aston
Villa
8.
Crystal
Palace
ft,
Miliwall
S.
Swindon
3,
Burnley
2.
Derby
County
0,
Blackburn
3.
Bolton
6,
Liverpool
2,
after
trm
time
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTIIALL
English
League,
I)
I
v
Won
1
Manchester
City
6,
Bury
4.
Englfeh
League,
DivHon
2
Barnsley
0,
Chelsea
1.
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QUOTATIONS
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f
8.
D.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.)
The
following
quotation;
were
bid
and
naked:
Bayview,
44,
4.
Big
Missouri.
1.56.
1.57.
Cork
Province.
22,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt.
93,
69.
George
Copper,
Nil.
$.15.
Georgia
River.
S6,
87
a.
Gladstone.
18.
14.
Golconda.
98,
1.00.
Seagram's
Tkc
oldest
stocKs
ot
"WhtsUey
ix
GovernmervV
ifflooners
Annual
ATM
SAO
of
any
alterations.
$25.00
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
-
Stan-
'ML
V
iiems,
neavv.
pur
Vvool.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
pair
gfj
MEN'S
SOCKS
-
St
Margaret's
Brand,
pure
wool,
ribbed
Dont
overlook
these
Tempt
lion
aaie
rrice.
per
Pair
55C
Grand
view.
71'
t,
T2.
!titiepettdenc,
10
V
Indian,
7.
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
Kootenay
Florence,
L.
&
L..
Nil.
5.
Lftkeview,
l'i.
2.
Lucky
Jim,
SO,
21.
HmrmU
Meials,
7'
.
K
Hams
Gold.
8.
H1.
Mohawk.
8V4.
8V
National
Silver.
19.
2i
Noble
Five.
70.
71.
Pend
Oreille.
12.30.
12
.SO.
Porter
Idaho,
07.
70.
Premier.
2.14.
2.15.
Reeves
McDonald,
:
:.
"
Rnfus
Argents.
3.V..
Ruth
Hope.
56.
66.
Silver
Crest.
9'j.
10.
Silver
Cup,
47,
48.
Silverado.
1.12.
11
9ilveramith.
12'-.
Nil
Sfeean
King,
6,
8
aWftWth,
Kit.
'4M.
Toiilay
r.ichfi.'ld,
60.
Torlc,
2.25,
2.40.
Whitewater.
1.18.
1.2".
Woodbine,
8Vt.
,
Eastern
Slock
Nfrtrnda,
aeilinir
tt
-Sherrltt
Gordeo,
selling
at
T
Owen
Fisher,
who
ba-
be.n
vlalt
to
hta
native
hw
m
Prince
ftuoert
this
H
'travelled
weet
via
lb"
wl
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