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EVERY
mother
dreams
of
her
baby's
future.
She
pictures
the
years
ahead
sees
him
-growing
up
through
sturdy,
healthy
childhood
to
strong,
vigorous
manhood.
What
baby
will
become
depends
very
largely
upon
that
service
of
love
even
more
important
than
the
tiny
garments
so
carefully
chosen.
During
the
weeks
before
baby
arrives
the
expectant
mother
will
make
quite
sure
that
she
will
be
able
to
feed
babj
herself.
So
much
depends
upon
this
1
In
babyhood
are
laid
the
foundations
of
future
health
and
happiness.
No
substitute
is
equal
to
maternal
milk
for
giving
baby
a
sounds-start
in
life.
And
no
substitute
so
surely
safeguards
a
child
against
nutritional
diseases,
such
as
rickets.
Doctors,
nurses
and
mothers
dally
testify
to
the
remarkable
value
of
"Ovaltine"
in
promoting
adequate
lactation
When
this
delicious
beverage
is
taken,
before
the
birth
the
milk
is
sufficient
in
quantity
and
rich
in
quality.
Even
when
only
taken
after
the
'birth
the
use
of
"Ovaltine"
has
quickly
effected
a
radical
change
in
the
quality
and
quantity
of
the
milk.
"Ovaltine",
moreover,
maintains
the
mother's
strength
while
nursing
and
en-sures
a
quick
return
to
normal
health.
"Ovaltine"
is
prepared
from
Nature's
foods
which
are
richest
in
nutriment
ripe
barley
malt,
creamy
milk
and
eggs.
It
is
quickly
prepared
and
easily
digested.
There
is
no
food
beverage
comparable
with
"Ovaltine".
It
is
the
richest
in
food
value,
the
most
economical
in
use.
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and
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Canada
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BEVERAGE
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He
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These
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have
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strength
and
stamina
for
long
hauls,
bard
pulls,
fast
schedules
and
rough
going.
And
Chevrolet's
coit-pcr-mlle
Is
not
only
extremely
low,
but
It
stays
low,
season,
after
season.
You
will
find
It
well
worth
while
to
inspect
today's
CbeTroIet
truck
line.
Chevrolet
bottles,
of
every
type
are
now
built
In
Canadian
plants
exclusively
for
use
on
the
Chevrolet
chassis.
Chevrolet
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Ta
CJi.l.IUlJrWhJ.
bate,
$675
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the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
"tTU-tJ
THE
DAIL7
NEWS
Camera
Win:
in
the
bout
was
hampered
by
he
uncertainty
as
to
whether
or
not
Camera
would
be
really
able
to
go
on.
VANCOUVER
Lions
WINS
GAME
Again
at
Top
of
Hockey
League
by
Defeating
Portland
PORTLAND,
March
6:
Vancou
ver
Lions
went
back
to
the
top
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
with
a
one
point
na:-gJn
over
Seat
tle
Eskimos
by
defeating
Portland
Butta.oai
tn
the
Coliseum
here
last
night
by
a
score
of
three
to
one.
In
cidentally,
the
Duckaroos
them-
telves
are
Just
about
eliminated
from
any
chance
of
figuring
in
the
I
post-season
play-off.
Last
night's
was
a
brilliant
exhibition
of
the
puck
game
and
marvellous
goar
keeping
by
Percy
Jack-ion
for
Vancouver
was
again
a
fea
ture.
If
the
Lions
can
thank
any
one
player
for
their
victory,
that
player
would
be
Jackson
who
time
after
time
trade
superb
saves.
The
teams
entered
the
third
period
with
Portland
ahead,
one
to
nil.
The
Lion's
scored
in
two
minutes
of
the
third
period.
$even
mlnutss
before
the
close
oMhe
game,
Rcdpath
broke
tht
tie
with
n
fine
nolo
play,
putting
the
puck
through
while
Andy
Aitkenhead
was
not
looking,
Five
minute
later,
Brennan
scored
the
third
for
the
Lions.
There
were
no
Duckaroos
playing
defence
and
Brennan
was,
able
to
beat
Aitkenhead
easily.
The
league
standing
is
now
as
follows:'
i
-
W,
D.
Ii
ForAg't
P.
Vancouver
13
8
0
54
49
34
Seattle
12
9
8
52
44
33
Portland
10
8
13
52
53
28
Tacoma
2
1
7
12
24
18
BILLIARD.
SCHEDULE
Mar.
6--Orotto-
vs,
Legion,
Mar
10-
Legion,
vs.
Elks.
League
fixtures
at
the
Sunken
Oardetu
on
Wednesday
evening
'
this
week.
I
M
i
BILLIAKI)
STANDING
ond
half
of
the
A
VII.
fc-
in
Amazing
F?
Giant
Italian
Outpointed
Jm
WHIST
LEAGUE
Maloneyin
Ten
Furious
Rounds;
GAMES
PLAYED
Decision
Was
Not
Wholly
Liked
,
3
MIAMI,
Fla.,
March
6:
In
a
most
unusual
sort
of
boxing
match
at
the
great
open
air
arena
here
last
night,
Primo
Camera,
the
mountainous
Italian
heavyweight,
with
a
physician
standing
in
his
corner
so
that
he
might
administer
his
skill
immediately
in
case
of
emergency,
scored
a
ten
round
decision
over
Jim
Maloney,
the
Boston
heavy.
It
was
one
of
the
-fastest
y""
heavyweight
bouts
that
has
been
seen
for
many
a
day
and
was
fea
tured
by
not
a
single
knockdown.
clslon
in
favor
of
Camera
was
not
acceptable
and.
the
call
was
roundly
bbed:
Between
each
round.
Camera's
doctor
made
a
cursory
Inspection
of
the
big
Italian.
The
doctor
was
allowed
to
remain
In
the
ring
by
per-mivlon
of
the
Miami,
Boxing
NO
CS.ll.
GOLF
As
the
first
half
of
the
season
At
no
stage
of
the
game
was
either
Is
over
and
the
second
has
not
yet
fighter
tn
any
danger
of
knock-out.
commenced,
ihere
were
no
Cana-To
many
of
the
spectators
the
de-
j
dlan
Recreation
Association
Oolf
Mouse
and
Grotto
Are
Now
Tied
For
'
.
.Leadership
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Seal
Cove,
3,
1.
O.
O.
P.
6.
Wanderers
6,
Dry
Dock
3.
Ix
Musketeers
3,
Orotto
Ramblers
6.
Canadian
Legion
4,
Lief
Erikson
Orotto
7,
Moose
2.
-,
League
Table
W.
Moose
;..-.....
II
Orotto
11
Six
MuskQteers.
9
Wanderers:
.....
9
Dry
Dcfek.
'.I'jJ.-
8
The
league
swricfflig
for
the
;t
q.
O.
F
8
i
Seal
Cove
..a-
7
7
IHW
lUlft
IIICUIUBI
lUttil
I1UU
VJ.wvfcv
v
"
'
V-
instructions
to
stop
the
fight
at
any
Canadian
Legion
II
12544
1140
Canadian
Legion
.
:
5
time
he'
considered
Camera
might
Elks
i
13011
1084
Lief
Erikson
S
be
lh
danger
of
serious
injury.
This
was
In
view
of
the
fact
that
Camera
!
was
supposed
to
have
cracked
a
rib
'
in
training
three
weeks
ago,
the!
Italian
entering
the
ring
only
over'
the
protest
of
his
managers.
If
Car-nera
was
actually
suffering
from
a
I
cracked
rib.
he
put
npan
amazing
performance,
again
proving
that
he
is
one
of
the
greatest
heavyweights
in
the
game
today.
Camera
was
wearing
a
big
plaster
on
hif.
right
side
over
the
alleged
cracked
rib.
Maloney
did
not
neg
lect
to
work
on
this
whenever
the
occasion
arose
but
only
once
or
twice
did
the
Italian
wince.
Although
0arnera
was
In
the
limelight,
Maloney,
too.
put
up
a
good
performance.
It
was
the
second
fight
for
these
two
heavyweights,
Maloney
having
outpointed
Camera
a
few
months
ago
at
Boston
In
their
first
engagement.
A
crowd
of
25,000
persons
is
estimated
to
have
attended
the
fight.
The
gate
was
about
$75,000
and
the
promote!
is,
believed
to
have
dropped
about
$25,000
for
his
pains.
At
least
that
Is
what
he
said.
Interest
L.
PU.
5
5
7
7
8
8
9
9
11
ll
CANADIENS
Flyln
New
Ford
THE
itibMnntlal
worth
of
the
new
Fortl
Isjreflertetl
in
Its
pood
perform
ancr,
economy
and
relhibility.
Itn
stamina
and
endurance
ure
particularly
apparent
in
nertlonn
where
had
road
and
rere
weather
put
a
heuvy
extra
hurden
on
the
uutomohlle.
In
less
than
a.
year
a
new
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
was
driven
more
than
73,000
mile
over
a
difficult
route.
The
operating
cot
per
lulls
wa
very
low
and
practically
tho
only
expense
for
repaint
was
for
new
piston
rings
and
a
new
hearing
fur
the
generator.
$585
s
Frenchmm
n.i
Maroon,
hf
TORONTO
March
i
r
real
Maroons
iidva-
.r
'.
place
In
uu-
t:aiu''
'J
me
National
Ho-kf
night
by
defeating
th.
here
with
a
cn-
v:
free
scorini!
ua-
-j
had
a
lead
ui
4
.
but
the
Leafs
n.,lt(
The
Mun.ui.
with
Chicago's
nc
-1U
orer
trie
New
Y
,r,
'hunted
the
9
fourth
plare
9
standing
8
In
the
only
othr
.,.m(
8
evening.
New
York
R4l!
veiling
Canadiens
.,
M,5;r,
to
one.
It
was
the
fir
&
the
Flying
Fmichm.-:;
a
5
starts.
More
than
7JJ.000
miles
in
a
i
s
The
car
carried
an
average
loaJ
of
12(H)
pounds
of
mail
and
was
drifra
2.V)
miles
daily.
"The
Ford
has
nr
fallal
to
go
when
I
was
ready,"
writes
one
of
the
three
mail
carrier
operil-lug
the
ear.
"The
utarter
did
the
trifk
hut
winter
even
at
31
decrees
Wo
rem.
The
gu
runs
alH.ut
24
mllf
per
gallon.
At
timen
I
pull
trailer
whenever
I
have
a
bulky
loaJ."
Many
other
Ford
owner
report
the
same
nthfuctory
performance,
hrrj
part
ha
leen
made
to
endure-!'
serve
you
faithfully
and
well
for
many
thouaifdn
of
nille.
THE
K
W
F
O
It
1)
T
I'
II
O
It
S
K
A
f.
Q.
D.
Kutt
rit4,or,
Ontario,
flmmprrt,
P"
''j
'
four
Fori
J
eater.
h
!
ml'
Muny
Itturrt
tomblni
fo
male
the
new
Tori
a
rfe
fr
abore
the
price,
they
rt
'.
J
tlftlne$
tnJ
totorf,
rlth,
lorigtretrinf
upholder?,
tturttr
tteei
b4y
tpmttruttion,
I
(ii
trinJthleU,
fully
encloied
fourheel
Irak
t;
four
I
to
J
mile
Jouble-tttUg
hjimiu
,tff
mhtorber;
aluminum
pUtont,
thntme
titlron
alloy
rafrei,
torque-tube
drive,
lfcreer"r
Ing
rear
axle,
more
than
twenty
halt
and
rolltr
learlngt,
and
bright,
enduring
far
many
exterior
metal
parlt.
Ytm
leva
many
dollar
berauie
of
the
low
firil
tott
of
"
Ford,
low
foil
of
operation
and
vp-Uttp
and
low
yearly
depreciation.
FOIH
MOTOIl
COMPANY
OF
CANAUA,
UMltW
Tit
CintDiin
CAa"
Hit