FAQM
FOVH
"Keep
Smiling"
Men,
you
will
certainly
smile,'
it
you
buy
a
pair
of
our
shoes.
All
styles,
all
size,
wetted
sole,
al
$7.50
These
are
special
values,
ami
last
week
our
sale
proved
lhat
the
public
knn-real
value
when
they
see
II.
Family
SHOE
Store
"Shoe
Outfitters
to
the
Entire
Family."
"Mall
Orders
Prepaid."
BRIDGE
AND
ROAD
BUILDING
STEWART!,'"
'
Bear
River
Fill
Finished
and
Bridge
Will
Soon
be
Started
Hyder-Stewart
Road
Building
Commenced
Rock
fillinsr
on
lh
Rear
Iliver
in
readiness
for
I
be
building
of
I
he
new
bridpe
ha
been
com
.
.
...
.
pieieti
ny
tins
j-.istron,
the
con-Irarlor,
and
an
early
start
will
be
mnde
nn
the-
bridge
in
order
In
have
it
completed
this
.season.
Major
It.
M.
Taylor,
district
pib-ic
works
engineer,
reports
following
a
recent
visit
to
Stewart.
The
fill
on
eilher
end
of
tbc
bridpe
totals
1,000
feet
in
leneth
and
tbe
bridpe
will
be
300
fet-t
Innjr.
The
work
on
the
bridge
will
be
done
by
day
labor
and
tbe
limber
and
iron
for
it
has.
already
been
delivered.
Major
Taylor
also
reports
that
workhas
been
started
on
the
new
HewarJ-Hyder
road
by
O.
M.
Wal-Mn
&
Co.,
contractors.
Good
proress
is
hemp
mhde
and
the
jh
will
be
done
this
season.
TEA
AND
SALE
FOR
ST.
ANDREW'S
CHURCH
COUNCIL
OFFICERS
Aid.
Si
D.
Macdonald
Is
Re-elected
President
For
Ensuing
Six
Month's
Term
Officers
were
elecled
for
the
ensulnp
nix
months
at
the
meel-
inp
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
last
nipht.
They
are
as
follows:
President,
Aid.
S.
P.
Mncdon-nld.
Vice-president,
J.
J.
fSillls.
Secretary-treasurer,
T."
Ross
Mackay.
Wanlen,
Harvey
Fraser.
Statician,
W.
M.
Brown.
WOULD
WITHDRAW
WHEAT
THIS
YEAR
American
Farm
Bureau
Wants
Government
to
Finance
200,000,000
Bushels
WASHINGTON,
July
25.
(Ilyj
Canadian
Pres,.
-The
American
Farm
Hureau
Federation
intends
In
press
hard
for
the
adoption
of
its
plan
to
have
200,000,000
bushels
of
wheat
withdrawn
from
Ihe
market
this
year
and
financed
Ihroupli
Ihe.
new
inlermedlalo
credit
banks
which
were,
authorized
in
jbe
last
session
of
Congress.
Two
Hundred
Million
Surplus
'fills
Is
the
plan
which
(hp
president
has
been
urgeij
by
federation
to
recommend
and
which
has
been
urged
on
the
secretary
of
agriculture.
Il
is
contended
thai,
lira
200
000,000
hunhels
will
be
the
surplus
this
year
and
If
il
is
not
held
off
the
market,
wheal
prices,
already
low,
will
be
ilentnraliieI,
with
great
loss
In
the
farmers.
On
the,
other
haiul,
it
is
denied
the
plan
contemplate
indirect
government
jsuhsidizin?
of
wheat
or
subsidy
e
expense
of
Gray
Silver,
Washington
representative
of
the
American
Farm
Hureau
Federation,
holds
that
there
is
no
other
way
to
protect
the
interests
of
the
wheat
jrrower
and
that
unless
this
method
is
followed,
there
will
be
almost
irresistible
demand
for
the
fixirp
of
thefirice
of
wheat
by
the
jrov-f
rnmenl.
Mr.
Silver
points
or'
lhat
tbe
farmers
wiM
need
no
action
by
ConpTess,
by
President
Hardin?
or
the
Department
cf
Agriculture
to
earry'out
the
plan.
He
says
the
farmers
are
simply
proposing
to
do
what
the
law
en-title
thern
to
do
and
to
use
the
credit
machinery
which
has
Hi-
ready
been
provided
for
their
benefit.
Credits
Obtainable
Under
tbe
law
be
points
out.
the
farmers
can
obtain
credits
up
lo
75
per
cent
of
value,
tlirouph
I
he
intermediate
credit
'banks,
on
wheat
ami
other
apricultural
products.
As
be
views
.it,
ij
is
now
up
to
the
government
to
po
ahead
and
carry
out
tbe
intent
of
Con-
press
wnen
il
enaeieii
lasj
,
se
sion
the
new
credits
legislation.
As
Mr.
.
Iliireau
farmer
would
,,.,
.
sell
.
,
his
.
praii
.
lo
.
lake
a
receipt
for
the
praftf
bttffij
il
WriltKI
in
Ilia
fa
wmt.n
I
Will
drive
by
and
by
your
stuttering
away,"
says
Dr.
Swift,
substituting
for
M.
Cone.
Slow
and
steady
grinding
out
of
words
beginning
with
"g,"
"pi"
and
"cl"
nill
belp,
loo.
he
asserts.
Why
not
subscribe
"
for
the
Dally
Xews
and
have
it
sent
lo
vour
home
regularly
if
Tomorrow
H
ID
tnai
Untht
to
H
C
ITt
raBvn
Coutipatiea
u
BO-
Bfl
B9
mniu
nd
mp
V
gftw
al
iretrTfaocUon
1
ll
CKes
off
the
W
Block
y&BV
m
JURIORt-
i
Mil
Utlto
hi
m
I
lIlliBjk
Oatblrd
tb
no-
!
3Egr7w
m..
m
;
t
Ww
tini
locntfimts.
tbca
ttnir
mm.
rors".
I
nee
B
or
thUirmm
mm
BV
I
j
COLTS
DEFEAT
WHITE
SOX
JN
INTERMEDIATE
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
GAME
The
CnUs
debated
the
White
jox
iiy
a
srpe
of
7
In
I
in
last
Intermediate
"
"
Leapue
Silver
explains
the
.Kami
..tiiliasi'tvH'matclK
i
r
Uinsis
,
enl
T
with
V
t-i.
Federation
ii,..
proposal,
i
th'
.recent
J1
,
,
,
,
pames
lhat
haxe
bHn
Pleasant
Affair
Took
Place
Yes-
l.t-
.r..v.v.i(..
...
tV."'1
tl
"
leapue.
Mrs.
W.
C.
Orchard
A
ver"
pleasant
lea
anil
sale
of
home
cookinp
was
held
yeslenlay
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Orchard,
700
Musprave
Place,
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Church.
The
sum
of
t?P.35
was
realized.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Pillsbury
poured
and
wa-i
assjsleil
by
Mrs.
O.
White-bead.
Mrs
H.
A.
Phnipott,
Mrs.
A.
R.
Niholls
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Uaz-ie-Jones.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
had
charpe
of
the
candy
table
and
3trs.
J.
Itarnsley
and
Miss
Francis
Cross
presided
al
the
home,
cookinp-
tables.
TRADES
AND
LABOR
wt
.ria
nn.
iur
assnciaiiiin
lvoniii
1
pood
and
If
plil
There
was
a
snml
UiMil'h
the
brand
the
play
with
few
er
all
of
pranary,
the
association
woubl).0:'
f
.nfl
l""?
V!"-
Hren
take
the
receipts
and
hor.'":
'7,,,m,l
a
h.lt.n
row
from
tbe
inlern.rdiate
credits
,r".1
"'""fvith
-..
...
aml
"'-ori'd
four
runs
nph
noun
ifii
tile
i1
1
rili
Ul
llirill.
The
prrtceetls
of
the
plan
would
be
distributed
to
members
of
lb.?
ro-operatie
association;
in
proportion
lo
wheat
furnished.
With
this
arranpement
made,
the
wheal
would
be
marketed
pradually,
when
prices
were
favorable,
and
not
dumped
on
tbe
mjarkel
at
once.
WHISTLING
AS
AID
TO
STOP
STUTTERING
ItOSTO.V,
July
25.
WhisllinK
stops
stutterinp,
acrordinp
lo
Dr.
Waller
H.
Swift,
who
has
opened
a
frep
cJinic
for
speech
correction
at
Ihe
Weiitworlh
Inslllule.
He
says
the
peculiar
action
of
ths
mouth
muscles
durinp
whistlinp
aids
correction
of
vocal
impediments.
"Whistlinp
and
vowels
for
an
hour
a
day.
Sport
Chat
end
ball
in
Hie
p
streak
t
off
the
bat.
I.ambie,
the
White
Sox
burler,
held
things
down
vcll
thereafter
until
the
seventh
when
the
Colts
scored
their
olher
three,
'fiie
White
Sox
scoring
was
well
divided,
one
in
the
third,
one
in
the
fifth
and
Iwo
in
Ihe
isevenlb.
Hie
pame
went
seven
inninp.
I.ambie
had
eipht
strikeouts
lo
his
credit
and
I).
Frim-ll
the
Colts'
pilcher.
four.
(
S.
Hazzctl-Jbncs
umpired
and
the
learns
look
the
field
as
follows;
Colls
C.
nudenicll.
c;
I.
Krix-sell,
p;
J.
Sims,
lb;
T.
Fraser,
2b;
C.
Clapp,
ss;
X.
Chenoski,
3b;
II.
Hibbard,
If;
S.Joy,
cf;
Albert
Palmer,
rf.
.
While
Sox
0.
niylhe.
c;
W.
Lambie,
p;
O.
Howe,
lb;
J.
Martin,
2b;
H.
Wendell,
ss;
Dido
Ourvirh,
3bv
J.
Mc.VuIty,
If;
II.
Vcirerk,
cj;
A.
Smith,
rf.
Seine
by
innings:
12
3
1
5
fi
7
Colts.
...
..
ioonon
3
7
i
White
Sox
...
0
0
1
0
1
0
21
n
.
h
The
Hoy
Scouts'
waler
gala
postponed
from
last
Thursday
will
lake
place
tomorrow
afternoon
at
Ihe
Salt
Lake
and
will
Any
Touch
of
Indigestion
Your
Food
will
Feed
you
more
Until
your
various
digestive
organs
are
in
order
your
food,
instead
of
properly
nourishing
you
will
be
liable
to
clog
and
poison
your
system.
Your
blood
will
be
poor
and
impure
and
"your
nervous
system
thoroughly
run
down.
Take
immediate
steps
to
secure
,
the
healthy
activity
of
stomach,
liver,
I
ake
and
bowels.
To
this
end
you
should
Beecham's
Sold
vtrywhtr
m
box
Pills
tm
tit
t
TH1
DAILY
H1WH
Wednesday,
,
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
1
r?0
MARO
thLLe
1
WHACT
THE
OHtrM
COINC
OUT
SSR1
OHED
riTuMMC,
OEcV?WW
tEELfOU
UATEBft
i
be
followed
in
lb
even
ins:
b
a
reet
dam.
The
pntyrant
wtU
Ix
just
a
planned
fur
last
week
and
the
management
i
hspiax
that
inclement
weather
Mill
ai
hinder
Ihe
holdia?
of
the
eve'
as
U
ilul
aj
week.
Kry
ef-t
t
Ux
been
made
to
make
tbe
affair
as
all
rati
i
as
p,ii,t.
arvl
U
slumld
be
alrnurd
by
eryUMy
in
lh
cUy
havtatr
the
interest
f
,e
t.iys
at
heart.
Apart
frum
thai,
llre
is
.
te
a
tine
bill
of
water
prls
wbkb
wdl
reward
Ihe
lime
anl
eiMns
f
'he
many
petpe
who,
it
H
expected,
wUl
er
the
harbor
'.MnVrow
afleriHwtft.
Tlie
street
'lance
in
I
be
evening
will
no
fess
of
a
feature
than
I
be
water
!on
in
Ihe
afternoon.
A
fast
and
frequent
tiat
service
to
the
Lakes
ha
lcn
arranped
for
anj
il
will
te
inrreaeil
if
necessary.
After
a
tans
tkt
mvifilw.n
years,
horse
racing
will
be
re
sumed
in
California
on
.N'ovcmher
3
when
the
Pacific
Oiasl
Joekey
Chili
opens
Tanforan.
Ihe
new-race
track
near
San
Francis,.
Ilelween
5IWI
and
COO
horses
will
enter
the
races
and
they
are
coinimr
from'evervj
part
of
the
I
niled
Slates
as
well
as
frrtiu
Hawaii.
Prominent
owners
who
will
have
California
stahles
include
C,
K.
(i.
Itilliugs,
Tlwtinas
Fortune
Ryan,
Harry
Payne
Whitney,
Sain
Hildrelh
and
A.
h".
Mcnmbe'r.
"New
York;
.1.
A.
Widener.
I'liiladelphia;
Frank
J.
Kelley,
Chicapo;
C.
A.
Hartwell,
Honolulu;
A.
II.
SpreckeN,
Rudolph
Spreckels
and
llerber'
I'leihacker.
San
Francisro.
SPORT
STANDINGS
Senior
Baseball
W.
on
of
Canada
....
5
(iils
3
Grotto
Intermediate
Baseball
Cotfs
5
0
While
Sox
(
High
School
0
Junior
Baseball
Falcon
0
Hoy
Scouts
(
While
Sox
3
Stuart
Shield
Football
sV.
Ii'
1..
S.
of
K.
2
0
0
S,
of
C
t
0
1
Grotto
0.
0
2
Qllhuly
Cup
Football
BASEBALL
Senior
July
I..
I
3
I
Grollo
no
S.
of
F.
0
0
0
S.
of
G
:..
0
0
1
SPORT
SCHEDULES
3
While
Box
vs.
8couts.
Pel.
H3.1
500
0(10
toon
o'o
n
,000
f07
500
333
Pis.
4
27
Son
of
Canada
vs.
Grotto.
August
2
Gil's
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
'.0
Grotto
vs.
Oil
s.
16
rSons
of
Canada
vs.
Orolti.
M
Gil's
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
30
Grotto
vs.
Gil's.
Intermediate
July
30
Colls
vs.
High
School,
August
7
While
Sox
vs.
Colls.
13
High
School
vs.
White
Sox.
21
ColU
vs.
High
School.
27
While
Sox
vs.
Colls,
September
4
High
School
vs.
White
Sox.
Junior
July
26
Falcons
vs.
White
Sox.
31
Scouls
vs.
Falcons.
August
3
White
Hwc
vs.
Scouts.
0
Falcons
vs.
Whte
Sox.
m
Scouts
vs.
Falcons.
I
V
While.
Sox
vs.
Scouls.
17
Falcons
vs.
White
Sox..
!(
Scouts
vs.
Faleons.
23
Wlill
Hot
vs,
Scouts
2
Falcons
vs,
White
8ox.
Jl
Stwjls
vs.
Falcons.
rltl
Heplcniher.
TOO
L
Li
bEE.Me
RKHT
WOW
COM
CK
HERE.
FOR
SAI.K-Gasboal
"Princess
Pat."
05
feel;
05
H.P.
Frisco!
Standard
engine.
Freight
and
it-
passenger
boat
pel;
built
190
iMiat.
Will
sell
taken
al
once.
fully
eijuip-
I.'vmaII...,!
I.....
at
bargain
if)
Arranpe
for
terms.
W.
(I
Waters,
Wran-ge,
Alaska.
Foil
SAI.K
Coinpile
driiiiituer's
outfit
and
trap's,
also
xylophone
and
set
of
I
ley
an
le.
Cheap.
Phone
lllack
H(5.
171
'Oil
SAf.K.
Healer,
eleclrio
.
washer,
breakfast
table,
dining
talde,
rugs,
kitchen
chairs
and
rockers.
Phone
lllack
Hi
I.
HARC.AIN
for
Cash
If
sold
im-,
n.edialely,
Lot
Id,
map
1)67,
Terrace.
Apply
H..
12.
Daily
News
Olllce.
FOIl
SAI.F..
Seven
roomed
modern
houe,
lurnt.ibeil.
?2,iMlo
cash
or
lerfu.
Phone
Hlaek
17
FOIl
SAI.-K.
Piano;
dining
roim
suir;
bed;
couch;
rugs.
elr.
Phone
Hlue
J7.
176
WHITK
HAHY
HUOGY
for
Sale.
In
exce.llenl
conililion.
Phone
Green
217.
ROOMS
ST.
F.I.MO
IIOTKI..
Hot
and
cold
water
in
every
room.
Slenm
heated,.
Hates
Phone
Green
510.
Avenue
West.
BOARD.
reasonable.
H3C
Second
HOARD.
Tbe
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.,
Phone
137.
tf
II
II
1
III
I
II
-
--
-
-
,
.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PAI.MF.Il
I10USK.
106
Seventh
Avenue
Weal.
Phone
I
led
H.
Furnished
Suites.
FOR
RCMT
TO
HKNT
Furnished
rooms,
with
hot
and
cold
water,
by
day
or
week,
Moderate
rates,
Norfolk
llnoms,
Phono
Illak
,32t.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tf
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Hesuer
apartments.
M.
M,
Stephens.
FOIl
FtKNT
Housekeeping
rooms
410
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Hlue
217.
.
tf
'
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Westenhaver
Hros.
If
TO
HKNT.--'lwu
rixiinrd
fist
in
Wallucu
UliK-k.
Apply
store.
TO
HK.NT.--Tf
"Ifing
boat.
Apply
C.
II.
Doane,
General
Delivery.
ACCOMMODATION
for
Campers.
Stoves,
and
cols
provided.
I.aufear
French,
Hill
Farm,
Terrace,
H.C.
AUCTION
SALE.
AUCTION
SAI.K
on
SATl'IIDVY
28,
at
2.30
al
slope
next
lo
F.lerlric
Hakery,
Third
Avenue.
Consisting
of
ladles'
coals,
skirls,
silk
dresses,
serge)
blouses,
hosiery,
underwear!
children's
routs,
elc.
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tltal
copy
for
advertisements
should
be
in
tbe
laily
News
oflke
b-tm
p.m.
liNy
to
ensure
insertion
in
tomorrow's
issue,
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For
the
East
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
George
or
Gust)
Rots
Brothers.
Five-passenier
luurinx
Car
Prompt
Day
and
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Third
Avenue'
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KALIS,
ondiicieO
in
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ur
rooms.
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alo
sold
oi
ummUslon.
H.
H.
HEWMIHQS,
Aoetloe-ssre,
Third
Avenue
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Allen's
Old
sto.i
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
closes
at
5.30
n.ni.
From
the
East
Mondays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays.
4:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundny
P.
M,
Mondays
3
Wednesdays
3
p,M.
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A.M.
rfhlays
3
p.M,
CI'.R.
July
2,
6,
13.
1(1,80
and
23.
To
Vancouver
Mondays
0
p.m.
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
al
P.M.
Thursdays
j0
p.m.
Satunlays
m.
Saturdays
m
pj.
C.P.R.
July
7.
II,
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2t,
5
ami
2H.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
W
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...
.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Ihursdays.
a
To
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and
Premier
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a
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By
George
McMa
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
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CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdrartiMimnl
Tak.it
for
Lm
lh
Bo,
MtAWTU
WAXTKO.-
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ami
women
to
learn
barbering.
paid
while
learning
and
tools
free.
Write
fr
calalofc-ne.
Moler
Harbor
,
College,
YanciKiver.
H.C.
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NOTICE
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625
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