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U. S. Su- ih-liiJAJl Friday, February 25, I9g TUE CITIZEN, OTTAWA. CANADA PA Of EIGHT. Are You a TXT TUT? QPHPTTNf; WORT DiCIVIL SERVICE OTTAWA RINKS I PUPILS ON EDGE 1JN 1 brUKlllNlJ VVUlUj BEAT NAT0NAL 22 SHOTS UP FOR SATURDAY'S Clothes Critic HOCKEY GAME Extra Frame Decided Game i In First Night's Play of Birks Against in Senior Bowling League; T7 1 1 Trophy Match Glebe Club.

Ottawa Players Chosen For lesrinen you're Last Night's Results. First Clash at Arena; CLEANEST MAN IN N.H A VICTIM OF SLUGGERS 'Ottawa Club Will Demand Protection For Frank Nigh tne man we ivant to Against Toronto All-Star tmMm see. School Sextet. CRIPPLED OTTAWAS WILL SAVE REGULAR MEN FOR WANDERER GAME HERE MONDAY NIGHT Senators Play Torontos in Queen City Tomorrow Night, But Coach Smith Intends to Rest Up Hia Stars as Much as Possible as Another Win Over Redbands Would Give Ottawa Club Good Grip on Champion ship. Merrill, Nighbor and Boucher in Bad Shape.

Rinks representing the Ottawa an 1 i Curling clubs met last night in I another game for the Birks Challenge 1 Cup. emblematic of the City chad- i pionship. At the finish of the first i In aa extra frame the Civil Service So. 2 team defeated the National bowlers in the senior City Bowling League fixture at the Civil Service aheyg night by two games to one. Jobin, of the Nationals, was high man with a total of 664 and a single string of 225.

The it isn the "easy to pleas'' chap who puts a merchant on his mettle it's the particular score were aa follows: CIVIL, SERVICE NO. 2. cnucai uiau, wno Knows and demands the little niceties of Tomorrow will be a big day for school pupils of the Ottawa public schools. It will mark the first annual game betwen all-star teams of the Ottawa and Toronto Hchoois. The Mg match is to take place at the 3 varier avenue arena tomorrow and it is likely that it will attract a banner crowd.

The Ottawa pupils held their final workout yesterday afternoon at the Gladstone avenue evening's play the Ottawas were fhots to the good. Six rinks from eah club played last night and there will be an equal number in competition this evening. The ire was fairly good for last night's games i.nd arf usual there were big crowds of curling enthusiasts at both rinks. The Ottawas won on four out of the sis bor, Who Has Been Target For Abuse All Season. Krank Nighbor, the Ottawa center forward, has earned the reputation R-B the cleanest forward in the National Hockey Association.

This 1S6 451 15 541 155 477 12 505 162 17 164 161 164 Butterworth Neville Wallace Fairbairn Allen 153 179 158 1 35 145 dress. He's the man who i 1 n- is: Though the Ottawa Hockey Ciub Perhaps the most gratifying feat- uum uuMiivss. want to see a lot more men like that. 878 246 rinks and though two went down to arena and will be in the bet covered itself with glory by van- iwher. I Totals 773 S18 NATIO.NAJ.S.

he the reason for the abuse to defeat at the Glebe rink, the Ottawas ar.ishine Warvderers on their own ice NV.t tmlv AA ah.iw mj4 rnay Wednesday evening, thev may bej'h' ws realty astonishing, hut which the Pembroke boy has been Jobin forced to play a crippled team to J11 bi Uubjected during the past few weeks. lt'U oonieo, oig men or tne eno-r-r in tht took of team a wfiv rriilcrl Msner flnishtd one up there. T. J. Baker won from W.

J. Mc-Kerracher by 16 to M. and G. C. Anderson defeated Charlie Waiiis aiid his rink by a similar score.

T. Boville established a lead of IS to 133 147 Ittii 142 180 166 158 lit 156 225 664 154 453 160 465 1'6S 451 171 46S Nljrhbor is a marked man an alrea- l.amarcne their next eng-agetnent. which wili i occasion Cote. against lOTonxos dv he carries five scars as a result sieHiij uui. wji vuv v.i-ei- at tne Quoen City) he caught Odle Cleghom off his When the cnam-: nc, ao4 heip steam out.

On one at tomorrow night. The Shop of Fashion-Craft. tumbles him up a neap. tumbled him up In a over I G. Foster and the Ottawas 878 won by 51 to 30 r.t the Vittoria Totaie 744 pions returned at noon ee'eraay Boucher earned cheer: from all part shape for the occasion.

Twelve leavers have been chosen and the exac. linuep for the commenc-men! -t play will not be known until lumor- row evening. The committee in charge has used good judgment in selection of players and there 'is no doubt that the Ottawa will an excellent account of selves when pitied airainyt the best that the Toronto schools can President Iveinr of the Oita-! wa Public School Athletic Association announced yesterday that the 134 STREET. irom they were in badly I lhe he finally eKated Civil Service No. 2 won two games in roil-off.

MiUTIA WON TWO. The Militia No. 2 squad grabbed two games from the Post Office bowl- flireei nnK. at ine liieoe ice a. r.

B. Wilson downed E. L. learuyo's Ottawa four, and Fraser v. on from C.

S. Scott by 13 to 9. but on the third W. C. Ivittle defeated Campbell by 1 to 10.

leaving the of this season's play. Xighbor has never been given a major foul. In fact, the only time he ever goes to the side is for tripping. In many instances, Nighbor has been banished for an accidental NIGHBOR SHOWED ANOTHER FOOTBALL Kiiterea conomon. j-ranK ignrrs al(me AllA notched Ottawa's head was circled with bandage, and i fourtn Ka.

jarK iarragh and oth-he was advwed to rest up. of th(? team fairly hiifr-erts blow ripjwd open two gashes te4 tne frxjtbai! Boucher tooK ner his left aye and infection Ung tirne abou, but ht hafl eyi. feared. Horace Merrill was hardly v. h.

ie- ur- GENUINE PLUCK STAR ENLISTED era in the Civil Service Bowline final rore 86 to 64 in favor of ott League double header and the Hail- iwa. The lead is fairly but the to move hi left shoulder, hfie BaH Jack Ibarra gh's sudden foul, while manipulating his now fa jways No. 1 trundiers won two from oi-at have strong rinKs ior tonignt Insisted on Resuming When I Hamilton Potticarry J( 01ml mous poke check. Never once in me uoservatory o. team.

Kannie h. 1 s.i The rmks and s'-ores were as foi- following bquad had been chosen to represent the Ottawa Pchools: Goal, Berkley St. Dennis, Manual Wanderers Scored. Tiger Sportsmen's Co. oeorge joucner wa nurwing mree.refurn t0 ffjrm.

gravenu played a cracked ribs. The casualty list in teidy game, tiough hardicapied tne Wanderer game prove-i the heav- i with aD ioJured ieg. He w'l! likeiy lest of the waw.n. Oarragh, i ut the Torontos. Kddie Gerard.

Clint Benedict, and. i in fact, even man on the team A carried However Merrill a 'V directors of total with 65s, while Thomas of 4 ottana I.e. Railways hit the maples for a single ottawas. Glebes. it 222.

The scores were as follows: J. Baker. W. J. McKerracii- NO.

2. I Skin IS er. Skip 11 HAMILTON, Feb. 24. his hockey career has he deliberately fouled an opponent.

Nighbor plays for the puck from start to finish, takes his punishment without a murmur and never retaliates. Quiet and Arts: Keith Dwyer, First avenue, Defence Aurel Joliat. Creirhton: i Milton Kissick, Klg-i'i: Wilbur Pin- I Pottieary. the former Tiger "Cozy" Dolan. trainer of the Ottawa I Ho -key Club, who has been in sport for many onnetttd with key.

baseball and football, declares Lynch 144 411; G. C. Anderson. C. J.

waiiis. 154 is4 Skip 16 Skip 11 i-a -ic T. C. Boville. L.

G. Foster. hey, Glashan: Roy McDonald, Con-fnauKht; Charlie Grant. Percy. Uhat the exhibition of sameness j'he Ottawa Club were clamoring for jnew blood.

Fortunately, the men i who then looked due for the hook i were the biggeot factors in downing Big Four club, is coming back hoiJ 155 212 181 153 144 Nigibor and Boucher are the only tin who may be forced to lay out. Speculation was rife as to what policy the Ottawas would adopt for 112 188 157 169 134 156 Center Kenneth McKenzie, of the by Frank Nighbor at Montreal Weil- the. frer.te;t lie. 1 1 to enlist with the Tiger battaron. 'lever witnessed- i -497 I -331) -424 Creighion pchooi; Stewart Gamman 51 Total 3 iCartier.

ivsndcrers Weine-r-day night 7otal unassuming "Dutch" has won friends LoR. in every city. As he fell in a heap perrjn Wednesday night and was then car- Watterson ried off with two livid gashes in his I V'ogan head, a wave of sympathy went up followed by a clatter of applause. Dr. Totals Ha had hton tn arried N'lehbcr in thn I "annus X' would have to be a pretty swell I "When i first time.

id Dolan, "he was -n ireal tor some time, but owing it. I amateur to replace any of the pre- L. Learoyd. A. V.

B. Wilson. Left wins Harold Johnson, Crei-Sklp Skip 1 Kb ton: Ceorse Smith. Jljtchmure. 16 43 ireal distress.

He lay on the rt'bbinr fact that the battalion he wan E. C. W. POST OFFICE. siinl-'- Riht win? Jack Alton Hope- board throughout the interval be- tween the second anil third Smith would take no char s.

It would avail the Ottawa ifCihing to beat Torontos if they lost to Wanderers here Monday night, but on the other hand by trouncing Toron- nave enustea wun win not re sent fquad. if they always perform, jas they did against Wanderers. I Quebec's defeat by Canadiens put decided crimp In the Pembroke boy and for a long time Butterworth iClarkln C. Little J. Campbell.

jwell: Jeff Burnett, Olashan. i Dr. Argue patehed him up and when cruited until June he is ar.iioai Skip 18 Skip K' i Ihe loronto pupils, together with tne teom out he pulled together 983 2792 144 422 182 460 141 391 148 474 159 445 174 524 130 108 113 189 109 182 148 169 137 137 177 168 come here and line up with his inn. I their teachers, will arrive tomorrow and insisted on returning to the riasr. w-ni he.

1 made him remain inside and a uuci ni a limy Bfc i.v Ls h-n 'shaB' Eaio he would call on him, if er team mates. He will be a con wiir- known 'umrSjaV Total 35 Total Grand totil. Grand Majority for Ottawas. 22 McGahey It is a great pity that men of ths potnier Niprhbor type cannot be protected. Doyle On Wednesday, Cooper Smeaton i McDonald did the best thing he could do by ruling Roberts off for the balance of Totals the Cflmp T.iftle 1700H however, did Militia No.

total. 64 shot3. missioned officer. Just how strong they will be for their fixture against Eddie fivtng- r.n'm Rl.l. UV.I- 1-1, a Arv.l seawon.

They and the Fly: Frenchmen meet at Montrea! tomoi- 832 936 948 2716 .,..3, neeesary. Nisfhhor the eneer of the city during the morning. In hen Wanderers seored the fifth goal, the afternoon thev wiil be taken to He got on his feet and was fairly luncheon at the A. K. Rea tea room.

staggering when 'Shag' raiM i111.nl asked: 'Are you well enougn to play and atterwards to one of the local minutes Xi.gh- could have seen him then. Frank'. 2 won two games. hen Joe Hall and his squad, if powibIe, will be taken T.J". Bulldoitfl" injury was so paintul ne sobbec OBSERVATORY NO.

Z. mav succeed in a DaDy, aner ne had beer, stitch; BOOST FOR THE BO. (Boston Herald.) It was only the remarkable work the tables. It would be about ail off i theaters. The hockey games will, of bor grabbed his stick and walked out.

ana oannageo. Quinn witnessed the foul and expres- jnenziea sed regret. Roberts will be fined, but Nugent with Quebec if they failed 169 442 125 493 168 454 211 559 course, take up all their time in the but I had just locked the door anil And this is the boy. who has be returned to the when down he 127 172 149 190 202 158 146 196 137 158 146 ,.160 nattered, ana Druiseo all season, mair tne r. ti.

A. should pass a rule ban- Rannie along. "Wandererw are just about gone." commented Coach Smith last evening. "Ths French team la the one we must beat for the championship We will put the flnisitmg touches on the Wanderers when they play here Theho that prevented the Arenas ifrom making a much larger total. went again.

His faee was so taclly cut this time that he looked serious ne, nfver taliat. 141 4 X.H.A. rac: Ottawa taking three "I don mind seems Ross. Show 1 Iv hurt, murmuring as wa rarrlea 138 456This protector of the Aberdeens fort out of five from Wanderers, to whom or othes get it they can takf ear him in: 'Cozy, I think my eye is out I thr.o mit t.f fnllr laut l'ar or ior i wo games, dui ior an Aruugaai time, players who condescend to use thf Rtirk flfi Rohrt a n-i flpshnrn Totals chain- in (itl of themselves," said Treasurer erville, "but Nighbor is flifferem next Morxlay evening. Our Well we assured him that it was all right and he returned to the fhst aul S43 998 952 2S93 RAILWAYS NO.

2. (iiH it no rtf tho U'a nrij man la! 'tawa: Toronto taking two from Ot Roberts and Cleghorn ought to table, where Drs. Argue and Kosa drew the stitches. I wish Roberta been suspended. said to have said to Nighbor when he 1 4 Thomas tawa and tielr.fr Queic on their own ice.

pionshlp chances are now the best and we wiil maVe a big efort to cinch it by winning our neit two Our team was given a terrific ham-jncrinff Monlreai, but I believe Alernil is the only man who need lay lip. The treatment given Frank 153 145 140 438 165 222 166 563 161 141 174 476 132 152 175 459 167 162 145 474 161 191 189641 gave a masterly all round exhibition. The Canadians were rough in their checking and many tosses resulted. Patsy Seguin, the "Little Demon." received a bad bump on the knee and had to take a rest on the side of the rink. Big Kent showed he was both a remarkable skater and defence man, even if he did not score.

Nagle played rough and was penalized twice. Referee C'ooN'ir Smeaton declared Payne Harvey Chapman Stewart Totals was one of reiurneu in ine nira periou, leghorn didn't gel you, but I will." Isn't that about the limit? Nighbor was slashed in the chin by Harry Cameron and split open when the Ottawas played at Toronto, and in Ottawa last Saturday night every the hardet he had ever handled. Nighbor wa nicwt disgraceful. He Jw loo clean for this leag-ie." (The big official was not feeling at his 939 1013 989 2941 best and was naturally glad when Treasurer Haskerville and Mana NEW HATS 01 1 it enaea. lie ana rercivm iuon evening.

Ihe match between tue Toronto and Ottawa pupils' teams begins at 8 o'clock and wili be played in three periods of twenty minutes. It is likely that all the boys named by the committee will get a chance to show their mettle. They are all splendid skaters and stick-handlers and their friends will all be there to give them encouragement. The Toronto team has not yet been announced, but it will, of course, be a strong one. The game is likely to be one of the closest of the season.

After the pupils have decided the question of supremacy, two of the teachers' sextets will likely come together. All the local teaching staffs will be well represented and it is likely that the game will result in the largest attendance of school children in the history of hockey at tne Arena. Referees will be chosen today. Tickets may be purchased from any of the boys or girls and will, of course, be on sale at the Arena as well. Doors open at 7.30 and the tickets will admit to any part of the Arena.

Nifty new uniforms have been secured for the Ottawa players and they will rest up today in order fh Ottawa to Mon'real Both sa'd ohanres on allowing the game to get man in the Blue Shirted brigade took the midweek matrh 'was' one of control. crack at him. Alf Smith claims moat ruel line of the season. Ot-! that Nighbor is altogether too clean laws-Wanderer games never fail to The Ottawos will likely leave tor nd that opposing prayers would soon arou excitement, and Ottawa' win Toronto Saturday morning via the tQ hjm alone if he retal. iated with some of the punishment I behind.

Coach Small will rest up his Latest Style. Newest Colors. 1 1 ne Tf.I fl il mail I liei House wnen tney unei'p against an- 1 ter. Nighbor is under the care of Dr. "af doArbomtr7os" .0 wh, the champioH, Thai' Weldon Graham, who has advised Wanderers, local fans may antici- a bad omen.

They did two week him to rest up. he-! ago. after which the Senators lost Lafortune 156 115 138 109 Lussier 192 184 208584 Juneau 145 164 166175 Lemieux 142 181 153 476 Totals 768 808 814 238S Grand Trunk won three games. So. 6 Captured Two.

In the Railway Commission Bowling League. No. 6 team took two out of three from No. 5 squad on the Civil Service alleys last night. Chapman, 'of the winners, rolled 437.

The scores were aw follows: TEAM NO. 6. Barbeau 126 141 127394 1-apointe 130 139 118397 Chapman 136 148 153437 Railways No. 1 won two games. MERCHANTS DOUBLET.

In the Merchants Bowling League double header at the Ottawa alleys last night, the Ottawa Electric pin spillers made a clean sweep from the team and R. J. Devlin's squad made it three straight from Murphy Gamble's trundiers. Robertson of the Ottawa Electric was high with a total of 546. The scores follow: OTTAWA ELECTRIC.

Smith 186 163 142 481 tfevigny 183 167 141 491 Dumouchel 159 168 350 475 Robertson .198 187 161 546 Totals 726 673 594 1993 FOURNIER'S. Schoenherr 179 175 147 501 James 102 136 123 361 Hrown 129 137 142 408 Also an up-to-date assortment of Dressy Caps. tween Ottawa and Portland, as the (to Torontos and Canadiens Senators do not play from February), 11 v. I Onrdon Robert is said to have MELLEVILLE SAYS HE HASN'T CHANGED MIND Canadietw. Wanderero' and Quebec been the gloomiest man in Montreal Stiff Hats shaped to fit when he realized tha extent of his will be amaasinating one another the head.

Will Stand Firm in Views Regarding Hockey Crisis. STORE. I LEADING HAT OTTAWA'S Totals 392 428 TEAM NO. 5. 'I' I at Nighbor.

This, coupled with ills tack on Umpire Krnie Butter-worth in Ottawa, ha certainly marred the good reputation which the Ottawa Kam boy formerly enjoyed. All the Montreal papers "panned" the Wanderer "Ted" Edward, sporting editor the Montreal News, picks Canadiens Marion 176 141 139 456 Hollington 135 101 398 122S 123361 143393 109385' LAYZELL LEPAGE pronpects This time last week Ottawa looked out of the nve, but they mav be on top by Tuesday next. The Senators have made a (treat uphill fight and have certainly fiiown t-heroaelves a team worth pulling for. They have won no fewer than five game on the road this season, beating Wanderers twice at the W'estmoimt rink. Toronto have been the must serious obstacle Aroick 120 130 Bourgjuit 141 135 Totals 586 579 S51 1726 Ottawa Electric won three gameif.

DEVLIN'S. 204 SPARKS STREET (Near Bank St.) Totals 396 366 377 1139 No. 6 team won two ames. In Pay Corps League. No.

2 ROllad won all three cnmAc for the championship. He believes their physical strength and splendid 177 132 1 44473 146 140 147 43.1 163 113 176432 to be in the best of shape for tomorrow's collision. A return match will take place at the Toronto Arena one week from Saturday. It is probable that the players chosen for tomorrow's match will also be taken to Toronto. WILLARD GOES TO GOTHAM.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24. Jess Willard. his manager and two trainers departed today for New York to begin training for his fight with Frank Moran on March 25.

The heavyweight champion has fuiiy recovered from a recent cold which made a postponement of the bout neces Blenkarn Porter Saylor Clark will probably break the jinx tomor-i string of reervp will pull the "Fly 158 174 156 488; from No. 1 trundiers in the Canad-. Slight. ln rreiiciimrii mivuku row Totals 644 55 623 1846 MURPHY-GAMBLE'8- Augier 187 137 145 469 Lucas 148 122 1 15 385 Grace 158 126 1 72456 Bogart Ill 124 137 372 MONTREAL, Feb. 24.

R. K. Melville, secretary of the province of Quebec district of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada, and general manager of the A. A. the riches and most flourishing amateur association in Canada, and with but few rivals in the United States, through whiisc opinion given by telegraph, the Boston A.

A. A. concluded it was safe to play Ottawa Aberdeen, when asked what he would do in future in the unsavory and gigantic hockey squabble that has ensued, replied: "1 will stand pat. my views and my convictions are the same today as they were yesterday." Saturday, the Big Day. Saturday Is expected to be the big Want Ad Day in The Citizen for the next few weeks.

If you have anything to sell, a spare room to let. a PROGRAM FOR ST. HUBERT CLUB VALLEY TITLES MAY BE DECIDED lan Army Pay Corps Bowling League fixture at the Ottawa alleys last night. Louttit, of No. 2, with a total of 4I, was high man.

The scoring was as follows: NO. 2 TEAM. Edmondson 136 106 129371 Beal 21 146 129 389 Gilchrist 104 106 151361 Toifree 103 110 150363 WANDERERS sary. 1 1 i i THIS EVENING Final Shoot Tomorrow For OTTAWA imv vs. 544 Have You A Spoons Donated By Mr Totals ..604 509 569 1682 Devlin's won three games.

A t.ranil Trunk Sweep. The Grand Trunk bowlers won three games from Le Temps team in the Printers' Bowling League at the Civil Service alleys last night. Limsier. of Le Temps, rolled the best Totals 489 451 NO. 1 TEAM.

Buckingham Hay Hull at White MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 8.25 Louttit 175 Ifil ir.3 491 De Lisie 139 146 142 427 O'Neil 137 130 130 2S7 Weatherley 158 134 137 129 total with 584. whiie Mcuade. of the Tickets on Sale Monday, 9 A.M., 40 Elgin Street The of 23 Pare Royal, While Renfrew and Arnprior Meet r.t Creamery Town. business chance to offer, a house for winner, had a single sale; or if you Kant help of some 1 scoring was as follows Totals 609 571 561 1744 No. 1 Team won three eames.

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Our Vaults Are 1 Fire and Burglar Proof Boxes $5 Per Year I Upwards. I lO. B. Biow IB sman w.ini an. in ine jiurnmg ana OOrf 177 182 1 48495 156 559 178 541 141 205 191 The final shoot for the silver dessert spoon, donated by Mr.

George White, for two man team competition, he the main attraction at St. Hubert's Gun Cluh, Saturday The content calls for the twn highest scores three regular club spoon shoots, club handicap added. Six teams Vave a chance for the silverware, vis: Eaadal and Rogers, Corby and Ring, Throop and Hunn. Itlnier and Booth. White and Fair- p.r 1 S90 47 Z'JO: J.

Corbett 142 R. A. McOuade 237 H- C. White 172 No. No.

No. W. L. 4 6 2S if 22 IV 21 33 16 35 1 Team 5 Team 1 Team 2 Team Kvenmg Citizen next Saturday. Want ads.

go in both papers for one price. Two papers are better than one. DoritWaitl 315 Tota'e No. 4 Team Next game: 875 869 86 2630 LE TEMPS. 131 164 149444 Feb.

2th, 3 Team i If you stand up for yourself others can't sit down on you. vs. No. 2 Team. Leclere The championships of the Lower and Upper Ottawa Valley Hockey leagues may be decided this evening.

Two of the most importsnt games of the season are on the schedule. Oood ice is promised and hockey enthusiasm throughout the surrounding district will reach a boiling point. At Pare Hoyal, the Buckingham and Hull teams come together. Kuck-Ingham is now out in front and a child. Slaney and Visser.

BP WWiUflWPi'illilPliMiffi i aj a p. i. i mj iiiiitiiiiyiHiiiuite For those who are not eligible for the dessert spoons there will be the regular shoot of two events at 25 clay pireons, for a eilver spoon don THE ated by tne club. I I Toronto Amtmr others. Mr.

cil Brthur.e victory tonight would cinch the jnratd prize for tem rompeti- rhampionph1p for the men from Mr- tjpn. the conditions of which wij be be riMnHIU Kii nn Xaa. hanJ lots- Time Is Proving That Our Uniforms jj Trusts Corporation i Sparks and Hfiln Ottawa. JAMES D1VEI, Manager. Bi it mi rPimif rmnrnntTBti fffim rrasjimiH Ktutdale, pre- ahouid Hull ln.

they would have 3Henr. Hotter and McCaltum Tro- chance to overcame Rurkinehami ent holders of th lead and prevent The Clttsen flhietd wonoenB wny mry nn vlwW -7 Hhnotinir is to It from them. at 2.46 sharp. i'K ii i. mru i in ine new ana a the Buckingham cluh will of course.

blackburn refuses Don't go without your Lunch Thursday's Roast Beef. Tongrue, Lettuce and Cheese Sandwiches: Pickles, Assorted Pies and Cakes. Oranges, for 15c Are Superior 4 TO JOIN TORONTOS team look for a hard name and It la likely that Pare Royal will be i. Til i'i -WL 1ST, I taxed to 1U capacity when the rival i I 1J TL teams face one another thin evenlrot. jLfatS l(W Intieldef I hreat- Archie Acheran baa been aarreed I i iir aiuc upon Mm referee and play arill Mart at 3.39 flharp.

The Buckingcbam club Until All The Good Bargains Are Gone Get in While the Choice is Large Look for our Advertisement in Tomorrow's Papers CHICAGO. Feb. J4. The release will ran up an excursion for the oc the tesma'o Kuaseil Blackburn br the White I casion. It is likely that mill lineup as follows: Sox means the paesinc of the fa- tnnia lnf.Me frnni KK 1 -T KAf'H WKKK WE ARE OUTFITT1VI MORE OFFICERS THAN THE WEEK BEFORE.

Time is proving that our value arp the best, in every respect. THEY FIT THE BEST LXK THE BEST-WEAR THE BEST ARE THE LOWEST PKN El FOR SI CH SUPERIOR QUALITY. We seil everything for officer and men. Sam Brown Belts, extra heav-v sttx-k. QC fi Buckingham McAndresr.

see.1; Bot jfn Toronto, accordme Brisbois. point: Martin, cover point: I to a report received br friends Parker. Proulx. Huarhea and fame- here. The derision is not a sudden 3 ron.

forwards. one at ail on the part of the Hall Gene Ooderre. coal: am'- "J- for he has been think- Goderre. point; Churcri. corer point: 1B toT "mr loitting the a Mullen.

Lsdoaceur. Kelly ana FYiel, "mTnd u'n He I1 tvePn offered a lucrative position lorararos. i r'cn cie who has been after HI rnpewarT for sine time to learn a basi- i At Renfrew tonisrhc the Arnprior ness. bot lore of the national sast- 1 -A'X i CAPITAL BOX M-XCrl. 'r'w Phere H.

ll lis. Wtlhert gj, JlchaaaW I 'U i Bit'. Jff wTaeer- III traee saark base ft 1 III bna "fss.aired C- 7 III ataada cf saTf complete with sword frogs and Renfrew teams come toarerher jtjme has kept Rassell in it. in a arame which may deride the; Jurf before the announcement of -championship of the Ipper ft-ih-s reieate ty the foBth (S.de club uaa. Renfrew defeated the Am- he had s.itn- of or hoys in an overtime stame on I own ire last month, but their Arnprior players claim to have Ira-1 'about being- back the coming sum- The 2 Macs, proved and are confident that they mer will reverse the tables toniatht.

BlUy i 3 lit i- re rcw I LIMITED. Macdonalds Smith. Ottawa, has been chosen frew both win tonisrht. would set- I referee and Arnprior elsb will tie the races and clear the way for run a bixr excarsn to Renfrew for; the Ottawa Valiey championship the occasion, taking- a ions; a brass sawotT. A meetmc of the Lower Ot- band, all the soldiers and a eoaple tawa Association wiU be held ear'y -of handred eitixens.

"Tw ill a i next week to cTear up the sttoation. brarh taiarrft for horkey at Ren'rea. resultlnc from the withdrawal of the Bank St Sparks St Queen St -f I 'I largest makers wate IS (Sl H' tsscs wise Brits EsrpBS AgtsjT Oy I THE AXEEICAU WATCH CASS IB fl co. cf TOBOvra unrrEo fhoold Bnckinarham and Ren- Royal Canadian BASK ACT) QTJEE3T STREETS. 1.