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The
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of
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t
.
a
In
the
"
Spirit"
of
France
Keep
it
Handy
as
an
Emergency
Measure
Thrust
and
parry
and
the
ring
of
steel
on
steel.
Such
scenes
as
this
were
common
when
the
Musketeers
of
the
King-roamed
the
streets
of
Paris.
Days
when
every
man
placed
his
faith!
in
his
tering
word
.and
'h!s
lady's
favour.
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis
.
.
.
one
for
all
and
all
for
one
.
.
invincible
then,
as,
always,
,
THREE
STAR
HENNESSY
BEAM
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
?ay
the
price,
states
Teddy
Oke.i
spine,
iwner
of
the
Millionaires.
Can-week,
adlens
have
been
after
Doraty
for
some
time.
Ken
Dcraty,
flashy
right
wing-
j
The
flyweight
fiht
between
er
of
the
Toronto
Millionaires
in
Frenehy
Belanger.
Toronto,
and
the
Canpro
Hockey
league,
will
Ijr
Sch
warts.
New
York,
has
be
'sold
to
the
Canadienir
of
the
bn
called
off
antil
Fe
8.
he-'
N.H.L.,
if
the
Montreal
team
can
eauae
f
an
lnry
to
Belanger's
'!
i.
Vicioii
CIGARETTES
J
FINEST
OF
ALL
20
for
25c
CORK
TIP
OR
PLAIN
END
HSR
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
toy
the
iovernment
of
British
Columbia
Friday
night
of
this
Charley
Belanger,
Win-
i
ipeg,
and
Harry
G;ins,
colored
Toronto
heavyweight,
will
meet
in
Toronto
for
the
heavyweight
titk
f
Canada.
Try
a
tWily
WANT-AD.
It
wlir
briiifc
..results.
Victoria
cubs
check
victorious
career
of
vancouver
lions,
defeating
them
in
ft
CLOSELY
CONTESTED
HOCKEV
LAST
NIGHT
64i
row
on
the
home
ice
in
the
Pacific
coast
hockey
ames
came
to
an
end
last
night,
when
the
Victoria
Cubs,
-erving
up
a
sparkling
brand
of
play,
defeated
the
league
eaders
3
to
2
in
an
overtime
struggle
.
The
Lions
took
the
lead
in
the
first
period
when
they
'cored
a
counter.
Tlie
Cubs
equalized
in
the
second
period
and
each
scored
again
in
the
third
.
Victoria
won
after
revert
mirrite
overtime
when
Kelly
scored.
CANADIANS
ON
OPEN
BADMINTON
HOCKEY
TEAM
TOURNEY
STARTS
-AT
CAMBRIDGE
CAMBSJIh;E.
England.
Jan.
21
Wylde
(Caius
College),
who
won
his
letter
;t
Harvard
two
years
ago
and
was
a
member
of
the
British
Olympic
ix.
Another
veteran
of
last
year's
campaign
is
D.
Graham
Jesus
Cottage)
eC
Philadelphia,
former
Yale
fresh
man
player
and
captain
of
a
championship
Eli
water-polo
team.
Much
is
expected
of
J
oh
a
Watte
(T
inity)
of
Morristown,
N.
J.
Watts
!
a
former
rantain
of
hoc
Many
Players
Entered
petition
Heine
Held
I
Cathedral
Chibjl
as
follows:
nlji
-'two
uansaians
ana
inree
gran,
a
naaminton
tournament
l
open
Hiates
of
United
States
college.
,
to
all
players
in
the
dity
"was
com
have
been
chosen
fof
the
Cam
menced
last
evening
at
the
cathe-
.Mixed
Doubles
Miss
Caroline
Mitdhell
and
Alf
The
Cambridge
captain
is
Cecil
"8
Ul0tt
1&v.
16-4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Shadwell
beat
Miss
Margaret
Sbiel
and
Cnack
Porter,
15-8,
16-14
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Cljrne
heati
airs,
u.
j.
.ornngton
and
h
rank
I
Ladies'
Doubled
Mrs.
II.
Lv,
ShadweU'
aad
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
bAkfrlms
La
era
jFriszell
andi,MranV.ilieflg.
16-7,
15-15,15-13.
'
key
at
St,
Paul's
Sebool,
Concord.;
Men's.
Doubles
,
Jf.ll.,
an
institution
famous
for1
Alf
Slocomb
Hffd
Carl
Brand
its
puck
artists,
although
he
is
beat
George
Bryant
and
Bill
Lam-more
well
known
as
a
Harvard
ibie,
15-12,
15-8.
oartman.
i
H.
T.
Cress
and
Lyman
Hintonl
it
Meat
preaineRt
among
the
three
beat
Jaek
Clyne
sd
Beb
Bartlett,
Swiss
and
two
Englishmen
who'
14-15,
15-14,
15-6.
I
complete
the
list
ia
the
young
Earl
of
Lincoln.
The
young
lord
is
not
only
one
of
tfee
few
good
true
RngHsh
heekey
players,
but
is
a
well-known
cricketer
as
well.
ELKS'
WHIST
Mr.
Joe
Ilatehford
and
Mrs.
George
Howe
were
tied
with
a
ore
oi
198
last
night
for
the
first
lauieV
prise
in
the
weekly
whirt
tournament
by
the
Elks'
Lodge.
Joseph
Howe,
for
the
second
week
In
succession,
won
the
men's
prise
with
a
score
of
205.
BLENDS
S.
Darten
and
C.
J.
Nerring-'
ton
beat
W.
II.
Tebey
and
F.
W.
Allen,
15-3,
16-7.
MOOSELEADING
IN
CRIB
LEAGUE
N.
Operating
and
New
press
Club
Tied
For
Second
Prince
Jto
12.
Place
Prince
Rupert
Crfbfeage
League'
results
last
night
were
as
follows
:
Rupert
Hetl
15,
Grot-i
llK.f
CnTumtdfili:
iew
Em-
.4
IftMlO.fjf.
f
,r
Moose
19,
K.
Sons
oL
Canada
8.
Eagles
9,
OranLdg
18:
league
Table
Moose
47
C.
N.
Operating
....
4p
New
Empress
46
Canadian
Legion
42
Gold
Storage
42
Orange
Lodge
42
C.
N.
Mechanics
...
41
P.
Rupert
Hotel
41
Eagles
38
K.
of
Columbug
Sg
Grotto
88
N.
Sons
of
Canada
.
.
28
34
as
35
39
39
39
40
40
43
43
4G
53
42
42
42
41
41
38
3g
3S
28
MORMON
GIRLS
AS
ATHLETES
PROVO.
Utah.
Jan.
21.
More
women
students
than
men
participate
in
athletics
at
nriirham
I
Young
University.
This
is
de
spite
the
fact
that
the
institution
has
men's
teams
entered
in
several
sperts
in
the
Rocky
Monn-talu
conference,
and
the
women
students
engage
almost
exclusively
in
Intramural
contests.
The
women's
sports
include
hotkey,
in
which
some
160
of
them
are
contestants
durlnir
the
fall
Vj
wwa-a
i,-
t.
lire
fad
r.
FvJirw
jbi
Hie
Acme
Importers
Fifth
Annual
TE
1PTATI0N
SALi
Ends
This
Week
SUITS
FOR
MEN
MEN'S
NAVY
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS
'Jenuin
blue,.
single
or
double-breasted.
Get
one
of
i!,
before
this
great
sale
ends.
The
very
low
seiii
-
l
-
of-flffs
lot
will
not
permit
of
any
alterations.
lDb
C0I'
Tcn2Ptation
SaIc
1ricc
525,1
Mor-
OVERCOATS
FOR
MEN
MEM'S
-WINTER
OVERCOATS-Ten
only
h.
j
Alolered
at
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
$Qj
u
ide
University
ice
hockey
team.
I
dral
with
a
large
number
of
local!
ME
S
IJOOTb
tw.
n
n.A.n
ii
i
.1-
.t
l
.
4
j
I
mcxTO
n
v
r
t
r
c
(Trinity),
who
played
at
Queens
The
first
scores
last
night
we-e
College,
Kingston,
and
W.
G.
Speeehley
'St.
John's),
former
Alberta
University
goal-guard,
whose
work
in
the
case
saved
tb
Oxford
game
last
year.
Slocomb
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs
Black
and
brown,
Goodyear
welted
.
Sizes
6
to
10.
Temptation
Sale
$3.95
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEN'S
HEMSTITCHED
WHITE
HAN
CHI
EPS
Tempta-
tion
doz.
alc
HANDKER-
,1'ncc,
per
95c
MILLIONAIRE
'ISIN5ULTED
Jan.
21.
Contending
that
he
and
Harry
Ho
m.
his
manager,
had
Ix.th
t,en
m-sutterrJN
sporting
public
r:
Toronto,
'Wldjr'
Okr.
millionaire
IBorUSUII
1M
nwimr
f
tt,.
T..
J
j
onto
Millionaires
ot
the
Cnnadiun
,
Profeasonal
Hockey
vu
.
Mon
4f,
day
aJUMnced
that
he
wu.
througt
with
all
sport
in
T..IOn!..
except
file
Parkdale
I.aclie"
Ath
letlc
Clob."
"Harrj
Holmes
and
mye!r
hnv-both
bean
insulted
by
the
Toronto
sporting
public
and
we
do
not
intend
to
be
insulted
any
longer
than
we
ean
helpY'
he
.said
"In
my
opinion,
Toronto
is
the
smallest'
big
town
on
the
American
continent."
The
insult,
according
to
Oke.
came
when
the
public
refund
to
attend
Canadian
profesKional
hockey
games
In
this
city.
"I
Np
nt
money
freely
for
the
good
of
itport
in
Toronto
and
yet
I
wan
deserted
by
the
fans
when
I
put
my
pre
hockey
;tea
In
here
and
t
id
to
give
tffetn
feod
hockey."
he
said
"and
If
I
ean
get
perminion
I
am
going
to
withdraw
my
team
from
i
owhho
ana
piay
the
rest
of
the
schedule
out
on
the
road
I
have
already
applied
for
permiswion
for
the
move."
CONSIDERATION
NEEDED
Alfred
Now.
darlini?
num..
i.
months,
tennis,
fencing,
horseback
happy
day.
naing
and
archery,
besides
half
Minnie
Three
weeks
from
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
-field's,
heavy.
;jr
wool
Temptat
on
Si
Price,
per
pair
45(
Mi:
NTS
SOCKS
-
5
Margaret's
lira:
;
t
wool,
ribbed
!r
-
overlook
these
Tcmpb
lion
bale
itkt.
i
a
dozen
other
branches
uL.
.i.
ThunuL.v.
Alfi.
,
th,t';
.M
-d
.
trough
XL.
Orprnxed
M
under
j
Mis
WilH
:
V(ta
plMWi
Jepjfton.
director
of
women's
.ur
,Uv
ut
U
athletic,
the
Brigham
Young
..j,
;
,h,.
wU
gins
nave
lormed
a
women
s
ath-,
l"li-
association,
with
hundreds,
of
girls
participating
in
11
popular
sports,
each
under
a
leader
of
;it
own.
With
athletic
activities
Em-
rivalling
social
pursuit
for
popu-
la.Ky.
bloomers
and
middies
hat
utmost
become
the
sehoai
costum.
tor
the
girl
students.
'.ve'!
53(
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Terms,
Strictly
CaRh.
This
advertisement
is
P8
Kiiru
or
uiBV
w
"(ei
wsssisvs
the
Government
of
Columbia