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out
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and
native
land
True
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in
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thy
sons
oomand,
t
vyith
glowing
heart
we
see
thro
rise
Theltjue
North
strong-anjtfifreo;
Abd
stand
on
guard,
O
Crda.
We
stand
on
guard
far
thfrj.
O
Canada,
glorious
and
free
O-Canada
we
stand
on
guard
forth
ee,
O
Oenacia
we
stand
on
guird
for
ttoee
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Feb.
20.
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people
are
offering
bargains.
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is
an
offer
of
adver
tUlngsfree.
Just
to
tet
It
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the
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exchange
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you
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not
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hut'yon
rieeil
a
chair-Yoit-advertise
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willingnm
to
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4
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your
useless
articles
(or
something
you
cbuUl
use;
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v
llon't
try
to
trade
away
the
baby.
It's
against
the
law,,
but
ali
most
anything
eUe
has
nosiblllllr.
Trv
it.
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you
have
to
do4s
write
thead,vertlsement
carefully
and
send
or
bring
or
mail
it
to
the
Dally
Krws
office.
We
do
the
rest.
Pimples
CliiT.d
End
Ieriiation
Rash
Heiltd
Expdls
Eczema
If
ft
THAT
LETTER
I
Apti
Friday,
a
letter
was
publiahed
in
this
paper
which
lerristo
have
roused
a
gQo!
deql
of
feeling.
When
the
et-.eTv.wiirreeoiveil
it
was
looked
upon
as
a
satire
and
noth-
,
iig
else
'and
no
one
dreamed
'it
would
be
taken
seriously.
ThlS'Statement
is
made
in
fairness
to
everybody.
VALUE
OF
MOUNTAIN
-i
About
ten
or
twelve
years
aeo
W.
E.
Williams,
then
a
Loral
Tuxls
Tram
Wins
Against
m-Villagers-and
-Were
Hospitably
Entertained
I
"
!
Jhe
TuxH
basketball
team
took!
the
Port
Esslrvgtyn
aggregation
in
to
camp
to
'the
tune
of
4S-35?
In
.rough
and
tumble
game
at
the
week-end.
The
Morrison
broUiers
and
Santurbane
ran
in
three
baskets
In
the
first
two
minutes
of
play
giving
Rupert
a
good
start.
R
Spalding
put
Essingtow
on
the
ySktt
when
he
scored
after
a
nicf
bft
of
combination.
Rupert
drew
ravjy
to
a
r-c
l
ad
but
halt
i
Urn?
approached
Baslrtgton
sank
'seVwal
In
sueceeatan
making
the
half
time
score
22-14.
'i
In
the
second
half
Rupert
turn
e4
on
the
heat,
feeding
Santurbane.
who
made
14
points
while
Nkamoto
and
ComacUna
shared
'the
other
10.
P.
Spalding,
the
Bs-
slngton
star,
made
13
points
In
(hU1
tram?
while
Douglas
andi
5Ct"atft'rr
got
a
braoe
of
baskets
each.)
Retd
proved
a
very
Impartial
-
referee
but
did
not
object
to
the
I
30bQ
bouncing
each
otfcr
off
the
9-ValU
to
tt
dehs
of
Bsatngton
,
fans.
Individual
scoring
was:
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AM?
Gray
Vawt
Rt.In
ton.
Mail
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This
Is
Thriiling
Spart
Some
day
v.l.en
time
hangs
heavy
on
your
hands
Just
go
Into
the
wojdi
and
;ry
this
one.
You'd
be
surprised.
It's
done
regularly
at
Engelberg
Switzerland.
SPORT
GHAT
Harvey
Winner
AtBilliards
The.
Rupert
basketball
boys
won
The
finals
of
We
U.ird
biUlurd
put
ujm
much
better
light
than
drying
leel
at
173.
Playln
a
any
plaited
team.
The
Y.
P.
h.
A-team
or
Port
Simjasorf
U
goo.1
bwl
the
C.
N.
R.
are
no
slouches
at
th"
hoop
game
and
expect
to
bring
tlc
W
Cross.
Jaekie
Campbell
and
coveted
troohy
home
for
the
fli
-t
W.
C.
Bacon
accompanied
the
time
in
years.
team.
The
people
of
Port
Easing-ton
were
very
hospitable.
resident
of
the
city
and
prominent
in
the
Chamber
of
D
A
Clf
FTD
A
I
I
Gtimmerce,
tried
to
interest
Prince
Rupert
people
in
out-
DlOiVl-i
1
DlLL
a9d
trail
to
the
top
of
Mount
Oldfield,
with
a
-.viBv
to
its
use
by
both
local
residents
and
tourists.
The
riiovement
fell
through.
SCHEDULE
xiiisu
wnuer
t,no
noinunnzine
oi
me
mountain
was
com-
February
21
Kaicns
vs
orotto:
riienced
in
a
different
manner.
Dr.
Johnsen,
who
Is
an-0'
v"
Merchanu;
cardinals
expert
with
the
skis,
started
using
the
mountain
for
sil-'-
0onU;
MHenw
va
nvers.
M
qhd
interested
a
few
of
his
friends
in
it
During
the;
February
a"
yaten,v'
c
N
R
:
siniimer
a
cabin
was
built
and
this
winter
ski
parties
pv
-
.
,f
mountain
climbing
paities
have
become
quite
the
thing,
!0nUl
tied!'
Oil
There
is
talk
of
building
more
cabins
or
club
houses
on
1
i
nv
t.Me
mountain
for
use
either
summer
or
winter
and
it
LthOliC
PclDerS
eqms
as
if
Oldfield
was,
after
all
these
years,
coming
Mq
Us
own.
It
should
prove
a
very
valuable
asset
to
thV
Berlin.
Feb.
20:-ohance
uity.-
HUr
has
lifted
the
ban
n
CaUt-
W
yiw
In
Peuesta
wench
had
n
suppreased
lor
several
days.
nutnijt
in
ihir
au
m
!iturift
was
Dtayoo
yesiensay.
Aies
nJaMsv
It
U
hoped
vnat
this
wUmiaa
vX
wlnnlna
'row
Onarlie
PhUilps
atmlciwttl
keep
UP
wDen
the
C
N.
by
m
to
17.
Harvey
the
buck
II.
Aare
pftted
up
acasnst
the
port
nwier
at
mtnu,
thirty
was
out-
laiianjiau.
Northern
u.
u
cnaarraon-
w
w
'
aMp
holdera,
in
(be
next
few
weeks
lb
mentjr-rlet
mark
and
In
last
year
s
match
it
was
an
all-
"
a
hundred
behind
when
PM1-Istar
team
that
the
locals
had
P
Pnl..
sioea
at
13
I
o.iiiui
.ho
.t
th
npitin.i
lor
a
time
witn
Harrey
scoring
at
thinks
that
the
Railway
boys
will
Deeplie
'the
stormy
wenthf
r
of
yesterday
quite
a
number
of
yining
folk
en)yed
the
pMsftire
of
Mount
C4dfleld
akilrsg.
The
snov
on
tne
mountain
was
wet
and
hamp-'reo
the
speed
of
the
winter
athletes
considerably.
But
as
soon
as
a
lati
frost
comes
the
run
'IB
be
out
bank
in
first
clans
shape
again
Abo
it
a
dosen
people
stayed
gt
the
clubhouse
over
the
week-end
BASKETBALL
I.KAUlT.
STANDIMIS
Senior
league
W.
L
araito
t
Kalens
t
4
CXtlA.
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Inttrpiedlate
League
Tuxto
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Warriors
Merchant
1
Cardinals
Casnets
AllMSUIS
IjidleaIague
j
...1
Junior
League
Japanese
,
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Hovers
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Meteors
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4
I
4
PU.
10
4
4
10
10
9
It
6
13
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a,
Hockey
Scores
Sunday
Boston
J,
Detroit
2.
MonlreJI
0,
Ohlengo
0.
Ottawa
1,
New
York
Americans
3
Saturday
Detroit
l,
Toronto
4,
'
New
York
Rangera
3,
Canadiens
1.
'
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
Melt
A
E
imOS.,
LTD.
every
visit
to
the
table
and
finally
game
featured
by.
rouud-lhe-iaUr
and
close
cannons
Harvey
drew
ahead
to
win
comfortably
BADMINTON
Jong.
15-,
15-1
a
nmuarj
itmaxurasmrjumis
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nmrrBti
pkkwi
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raTa-KB-saraf
BASKETBALL
PLAYED
AT
ESSINGTON
Marj'
Comadlna
and
Alvlna
Tur-
j
geon.
15-11.
IS-?.
1
N.
Begers
and
Mrs
Hougan
vs
:
Mary
ORnw
ami
Bea
Carener.
.
1
7.
14-15.
16-11
j
Uif.
Oeerendand
Mrs.
Usudeaa-
child
w.
P
Artorta
and
Mrs
Dt
thy
defeats
the
Port
gssingtou
handiea
of
ttoe
,Oasdur.
Legion
i
.Men'
Doubles
J.
Olsasn
and
Joe
ssaggard
vs.
J
Oomadtna
and
Oene.
I-15,
14-15.
Hoy
Pranka
and
O.
rranks
vs.
p.
,
DeJong
and
BUI
Lyons,
11-1J
15-14.
15-6
Ernie
Walls
and
Henry
Jarkapn
!
n
T.
Buesanlcb
and
Walter
SmUn.
3-15.
MVI5.
Tea
was
served
by
the
Moose
la-
'
Ilea.
fmmfflk
Advertise
in
the
DiHytewg
Monday,
Fch
CANADA'S
SUPREME
REMEDY
I
News
of
The
Sport
World'
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iSucHs&coin
m
La
Think
or
it
v
people
of
C.uiad.,
Mixture
i
triply
It
every
tlm-
th.
One
little
s!.
a
!
.
I
WAS
PLAYEDHS"
CQUgh
IS
gone
Number
of
Interesting
names
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Mooe
Hall
Moose
vs.
Catholics
tt'C.
howtpeedlly
b.ui
put
OUt
Of
bllMI:
It's
dhe
sanu
.
right
away
th.it
'
the
bronchia:
you're
on
your
.
.
..
.
.
iftna
oreaining
-.,
.
Id
the
following.
Met
of
games
th
And
here's
Moose
is
In
each
case
menttened
ley
s
starts
at
first-
'
acid
condttlon
l(.
MUediDoublr,
jmay
ne,,,
V.
Mrs.
M.
Umb
and
11
Jackson
vs
to-nuiht
for
i-nr
.
P
Astorl.i
and
P.
DeJong.
15-6.
15-14.
so
get
a
hot
M.
Mrs.
overend
and
E.
Welle
vs.i"
Ha-u
...
.
I
prove
It
-
lor
m.u
Betty
Arney
and
Tony
Bussainch,
jlMHanJ
jH,.kl(l
8-15.
15-14.
IJ-IB
JtionsuN
imuir:
Y
Tcrnrn
and
Joe
Slaggard
vs.
1
.,
Mary
OBrlen
and
W.
Smith.
9-15.
i
14-
15.
D.
Balling
er
aM
Jack
Qlboen
vs
Mrs.
DeJong
arid
J.
Comadlna,
7-15.
1
14,15.
,
N
Rogers
syal
O.
Franks
vs.
Mary
Astoria
and
Oene.
15-.
15-4.
Mrs.
8
Houcan
anxl
01
FrMka
vs.
K
Letchford
and
BUI
Lyons.
15-
14.
15-14.
i
UillrV
Doutdea.
Y.
Terrien
and
Mrs.
Lamb
va.
M.
,
Comadlna
and
K.
Letchford,
15-2.
i-a.
,
Y.
Terrien
and
a
Ballingv
vs
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Drt
Dern
Total
rapacity
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tra
Shlpballdrn
snd
Ship
Rrpalrrn
for
Sleel
snd
Woo4
Ttwk
Iron
and
Hrssi
Csitlij
SLtitn
Derrick
for
Ilrsvy
ItrpAirtd
snd
OvttbssW
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february
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oh'
tallied
ut
a
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no
tier,
mi
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HENNES
BRANDY
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COGNAC,
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advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
mtnt
of
British
Columbia.