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FOUR
Ygfe
jBE
I
day
and
next
week.
Wth
every
3
1
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7
jk
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1
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1
l1
1
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Ipl
Hi
,
gg.
Salt
or
Overcoat
sold
at
S15.00
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4
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K.1HWrVBIflMI-.
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IHHHH'
HHMHFSTf
I
BUM
I.
A
AA
ft
A
A
m
Hi
.
till
iHT
W
Kl
?ki
9
The
Mexican
government
has
"muscled-in"
on
Agua
Caliente
r;
cetrack
profits
to
such
an
extent
that
the
purse
tor
the
great
handicap
was
cut
from
$100,000
to
$50,000.
Now
the
owners
of
Phar
Lap,
Australian
wonder
horse,
wonder
if
fifty
grand
is
worth
fighting
for.
CANADIANS
WIN
GAME
Canuck
Rugbyists
Defeated
Powerful
Japanese
Opponents
By
Score
of
21,
to
8
Today
TOKYO,
Febe.
4:
The
Canadian
English
rugby
team
defeated
the
powerful
Meiji
University
thirteen
today
by
a
score
of
21
to
8.
Twenty
thousand
spectators
saw
the
match.
JUNIOR
BILLIARDS
Feb.
4
Jewelers
vs.
Hawks.
Feb.
8
L
of
N.
vs
Jewelers.
Feb.
11
Hawks
vs.
Empress.
Feb.
15
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
1
OLYMPIC
WINTER
GAMES
OPENED
AT
LAKE
PLACID
LAKE
PLACID,
N.Y.,
Feb.
4:
With
Governor
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
other
dignator-ies
taking
part
in
the
ceremonies,
the
Olympic
Winter
d!&s
were
formally
opened
here
this
morning.
The
sports
will
continue
for
the
next
week
of
ad
and
will
include
all
forms
of
winter
athleUc
activities.
UP
YOUR
SLEEVE
Everyone
knows
that
staminastrength
in
reserve
is
as
important
as
muscular
strength.
Bovril
not
only
develops
the
muscle
and
the
frame;
it
develops
stamina
by
storing
up
a
fund
of
energy
in
reserve.
VRIL
Builds
Strength
in
Reserve
17
;
i
4;
1
:
4
'
DROP
LETTERS
The
government
of
Brazil
has
officially
dropped
the
letters
K,
Y
and
W
from
thp
alphabet.
,
WINNIPEGS
WIN
FIRST
Defeated
United
States
2
to
1
in
Overtime
Opener
of
Olympic
Hockey
LAKE
PLACID,
N.Y,
Feb.
It-Canada's
Olympic
hockey
team,
the
Winnipeg,
defeated
the
United
States
team
by
a
score
cf
2
to
1
in
overtime
today
at
the
open-ins
of
Olympic
Winter
Games.
The
amateur
hockey
series
will
be
continued
during
the
course
of
the
Olympiad
in
the
next
few
days.
SPORT
CHAT
The
season's
playing
schedules
for
the
American
and
National
baseball
league
have
been
an
nou-.ced
this
week
by
the
league
fhonuls
The
season
in
both
leagues
'will
open
on
April
12.
In
the
Na-Ik.ii.ii
League
Boston
will
play
on
u
i.niii'i
riuv
at
Rrnnltlvn
Chi-
1
err-
SOCKS
Dress
Socks
per
pair
Men's
All
Wool
Heavy
Socks,
per
pair
.
st.!t
Monday
ntM
Junior
omiara
.kg
.it
Cincinnati.
Pittsburg
at
.
.
i)
.
and
Pulladelph
at
Mew
WMi.
William
Murray
I
..,
:.;
in
ihe
American
League
tiie
'Bmpre)
bfa
seore
Of
200
to
160.
io-Jt.una
dav
will
see
S
LouU
play-
!
ii..:
Chicago,
Cleveland
at
Detrpit.
V&
WPWW
3P
tW
by
an
:
IS
i
Max
t
Washing
ton
(April
U.
aWWt
WW?
M
W
The
Icacua
ttatldlnK
for
the
e-
1
1
a
i
i
ii
iv
dL
r
iiiinuciiJiiiA
aim
-
(
W
'sJV.naioii
u.t
Iioaton.
The
season
in
o.nn
K
uuues
will
close
on
sep-t3,uDcr
25
with
the
World
Series
en-
icuiiik
immediately.
Seattle
Gets
Big
Snowfall
in
the
final
postponed
game
from
;
cond
half
of.
Uic
season
to
date
is
as
follows:
O.
Jtl
Av.
Jewelers
i
4
3673
$18,
Empress
i
3610
nolooatM
tn
the
onnnnl
mtlni?
'
lgU
Of
Nations
3
255
Itawk
5
W8
of
the
Ontrl,o
Football
AMociatJon
;
sanctioned
a
substitute
rule
fpr
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
association
Use
of
three
alternative
players
by
each
team
in
the
Ontario
Qup
competition
will
be
perm.lt-ted.
In
future.
The
new
rule
compels
each
club
In
the
competition
to
car
ry
14
players.
Bach
substitute
can
only
be
used,
once
dyrjng
n
game,
and
pn
np
occasion
can
a
replaced
player
return
to
the
field.
In
the
International
Division
W.
U.
,L.
event
of
a
player
being
injured,
he
Toronto
14
may
be
replaced
but
he
cannot
par-
Qanadlens
13
Helps
te
in
the
game
again.
Toronto
0.
Qhlcafo
7.
5
5
Ajnericans
Z
F
i
iMai
Maroons
jjjJV"
Arnerjcju
Division
1
Rangers
Chicago
Detroit
Boslon
18
:li
.
8
5
10
4
9
11
13
12
16
0
0
16
11
885
881
HOCKEY
SCORES
Hockey
Standings
20c
20c
Fine
Cashmere
Socks
Qi
A
A
All
colors,
3
pairs
.
VivV
Men's
All
Wool
Heavy
O
ff
0
Socks,
reg.75c,for
...
GLOVES
Canvas
Gloves
per
pair
10c
SHIRTS!
SHIItTS!
Men's
Dress
Shirts
7An
Reg.
$2.50,
for
Tookes
&
Arrow
Shirts,
rejjular
!X95cto$1.50
Grey
Work
Shirts
75
C
Hundreds
of
All
Wool
Flannel
Shirts
at
Half
Price
Special
in
Men's
Work
Shirts
$2.00
Work
Shirts
Q
for
S
Vx
at
B.
C.
Clothiers,
Ltd.
nrVtiKrl
Airanna
Aacf
Piiinitn
Dnnntil
D
A
othing
like
it
before!
People
lay
seine
to
the
doors
of
the
stqro
suffocation,
Conie!
The
greatest
sale
in
the
history
of
the
city
J
If
the
crowds
are
too
bijr
f
or
you
Saturday,
conic
nct
week.
Sale
Re-opens
Tomorrow-
SPECIALS
IN
UNDERWEAR
Men's
Wopl
Ribbed
Underwear
Reg.
$1.50,
Now
per
garment
Men's
Fine
Cashmere
Underwear,
garment
Men's
Combinations
each
:
Empress
Won
.
i
CHANGES
IN
In
Billiards
pnm
v
4tw
LI
utcnant
Governor
Will
Officiate
Fr
1'lrst
Time
Nova
SftiMa
Ooveinment
Llnc-up
Will
P.e
Changetl
W3;dnce
confeHeraUon.
75c
50c
95c
Turnbull's
Cpmbina-
Q4
Off
tions,
each
V
Stanfield's
&
Ceetee
Underwear
at
Half
Price
SWEATERS
Men's
Wool
Sweat-
Q-f
Aff
ers,
reg.
$4.50,
nowV
Silk
&
Wool
Sweaters,
4
pockots
$7:0;
S3
45
HUHHERS
Children's
Rubbers
per
pair
Men's
Rubbers
per
pair
45c
75c
Hij;
Reduction
in
Gum
Hoots
PHI
DAY
andSATCUnu.Hji
l.iulf
Halifix
pl's.-ln.in,
tun
a
me:nbt
r
of
the
assembly,
has
bee
:i
.
ppoimed
4
member
it
the
pow
cmmi
sion.
but
It
U
understoo
i
Premier
Harrington
will
aMumc
i
be
mpontlblllUef
or
chairman
Hon..
Jotapb
MaDonald.
membfi
,
foe
Cape
Breton
Ontre.
will
move
UP
to
the
ftnnt
benches
as
mlnl.
-ter
oil
the
government
wit
hoi
portfolio.
The
oppAJiUon
line-up
will
a:-t
'
'"
Ipear
much
the
same
as
last
yea-
ibive
the
able
support
of
William
No
dnt
has
been
set(
but
it
1
1
nnoim.
K.
c,
who
resigned
the
customary
to
start
the
sMslqn
in
leadership
last
year
because
of
ill-February
or
early
In
March.'
Last
i
health.
Mr.
ChUholm
has
been
In
year
the
opening
date
was
February
18.
Hon.
W.
II.
Covert,
wh.0
succedM
the
late
Hon.
FranK
SUrvfleJd
as
Lieutenant
Ooyernor
of
the
prqv-
lrfe.
w.ll
offlciat
in
the
JcgUl.
be4tr
health
the
last
few
mon,ths
and
is
expected
to
take
an
active
att
In
legislative
atUes
ths
wfftter
Angus
L.
McDonald,
former
pro
fessor
of
law,
who
succeeded
Mr
tuje
for
the
first
Ume
since
his
ap'icnln1,r
chief
of
the
LiberaH
aolntment.
'Jn
the
province,
is
not
a
member
The
front
line
of
the
aovernme.ii
'
the
assembly
but
he
will
be
a
n
tows
has
been
shuffled
many
Prominent
figure
during
the
sev
33
times
since
the
Conservatives
were
He
will
occupy
a
seat
at
the
3j
svytpt
into
power
in
92,
and
thi?
rljfht
of
his
followers
In
one
oi
30
year
a
numbof
ministers,
will
be
hfi
chairs,
reserved
for
dlsttngul-24
!p(
r?ats
new
to
them.
vUltorsi,
Last
year
Mr.
Mc-
-
Col.
Oie
Hon.
Gordon
8.
HatPPa.W
wa;sHn
the
floor
nearly
ij
rlnfton
will
face
the
assembly
fpifcvery
minute
"the
house
was
h
32
bis
second
session
as
prime
minis-
seaslon.
lie
was
in
(he.
fray
front
28
;
let,
but
he
will
be
without
his
for-
ta"t
to
finish,
although
he
was
25,
trier
first
lieutenant
and
attorney,
not
permitted
to
speak.
jencral.
Hon.
W.
L.
Hall,
who
now
I
C.N.R.
steamer
lrlne
John,
Cap-
lis
a
Justice
of
the
Supreme
CouH
i
8EA1TLB.
Feb.
4:
Seattle
wore
tain
Nell
.tirijmn.
is
due
in
nort
Ptiof
Novm
Rcotta.
In
Jutlpi
ltnll'ni
;Ncv
Stcwnrt
I)6ctor
a
fresh
white
mantle
la.st
plght
foj-
6
o'clock
this
evenina;
from
Van--place
will
be
Hon.
John
Doull,
who!
Appointed
Coroner
lowing
Intermittent
snow
showers
cbuver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
;who
resigned
his
ppslUoQ
as
prqv-j
throughout
the
day:
Weatber
offl-
lands
wlih
pastengers,
mall
oni
jlncial
wcretary
to
become
attomej''
VICTORIA,
Feb.
4:
Dr
J
W
cials
predicted
that
there
would
be
freight
and
will
remain
here
until
general.
Hon.
J.
Fred
Fraser,
for-'
Vosburgh,
new
physician
and
sur-probably
more
$now
and
cold.
10
o'clock
Saturday
night
when
sheimerly
chairman
of
the
Nova
Scoth'geon
at
Stewart:
has
hepn
nnnnin.
i
Coasting
Is
a
very
popular
diversion
will
sail
on
her
return
soouth
over
power
Commission,
will
appear
ted
a
coroner
by
the
provincial
gov-
jfor
the
children
now.
the
same
route
provincial
secretary.
Dr.
Fergus
lernment,
it
Is
announced.
ConiP
With
the
Croud
HLANKKTS
50
Pair
of
the
Finest
Wh
u
V'
,.
len
Blankets,
reg.
pri
VyA
to
$14.00,
will
be
sol-'
Htf
Price.
MEN'S
SUITS
Blue
Serges
&
.Wor?:.
,
styles
and
colors,
ui
-
S10,
$12,
$15
OVERCOATS
75
Men's
Overcoats
r
Blues
and
Finest
V
Latest
Models,
at
HaU
l'nc
MEN'S
OXFORDS
50
Pair
Men's
Black
CO
7f
Ovfnrds
PANTS
and
OVERM
Ls
Hundreds
of
Pairt
of
'
..
50c
10
$145
M'i
1'ant,
31,95
l
inn
Dress
Pant
at
Bit
Rcdcitiim
HUNDREDS
OF
OTHER
BARGAINS
DON'T
MISS
THEM
Don't
wait,
come
now
and
get
your
share!
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
Note
the
Address-
Third
Ave.W
SAVE
MONEY
"Roll
Your
ft
UuHh
ZIG-ZA"
CIOARETTE
F'itM
ahangei
will
be
noUd
at
km
often
-,nd
former
minuter
of
hlfhwavsi,
20
Leal
JjOOK
'A
ng
of
tne
lourtn
season
or
fiova;"
nunnng
guvcrnmem,
wni
Scotia
seventeenth
lgUla
lure
'
lead
the
Liberal
force.
He
wi'li
i
.
:
i
....-
t:'
L.r.l
.li.
ttniv
c
M."
"'
"
w
DmnJ
ZIG-ZAP
refuse
imitoti1
Wliv
Jones
never
feels
tirt
The
rtsjon
U
",,1
keP
the
tcctW
Y
Clfan.ru.