PAQ1
POWK
"Keep
Smiling"
Men,
you
will
certainly
"smile"
jr
you
buy
n
pair
of
our
shoo.
All
styles,
all
niies.
welled
soles,
at
$7.50
These
are
special
value.,
ami
last
week
our
sales
proved
lhat
th
public
know
real
value
when
they
see
it.
Family
SHOE
Store
"Shoe
Outfitters
to
the
Entire
Family."
"Mall
Orders
Prepaid."
ANYOX
MINERS
BEAT
SMELTER
Baseball
League
Gets
Away
to
Mew
Start
Following
Fire
AXYOX,
July
28.
The
Anyox
Haseball
League
is
away
again.
The
first
contest
since
the
fire
was
staged
between
the
Mine
ami
the
Srnlter
teams
ami
resulted
in
a
win
for
Ihe
former
by
a
sror?
of
t
lo
2.
The
.Mine
annexed
their
total
of
run
in
one
inning,
Forl-in
holding
Ihem
scoreless
jn
Ihe
other
six.
The
Smelter
got
'one
jn
the
fourth
and
one
in
Ihe
seventh
ami
hail
several
oilier
chance
lo
put
run
over
but,
unluckily,
fell
down
in
the
pinches
F.ight
hits
were
made
during
the
game,
three
by
Ihe
Mine:
sluggers
and
five
by
the
Smeller
batsmen.
For
the
Mine,
Mealey
got
a
single
and
Stewart
two
of
tlis
name
kind.
Fortin,
MrKeown
ami
Sherman
connected
for
Smelter
singles,
while
T.
Loseke
found
0.
Ferguson's
offerings
for
two
iafe
ones.
Fortin,
pitching
for
the
Smeller,
had
nine
strike-outs
lo
his
credit,
and
Ditched
a
fine
game
while
C.
Ferguson,
in
th(
box
for
the
Mine,
fanned
six
and
fiVJded
hi.
position.
well,
gcitln?
fine
support,
his
team-males
playing
errorless
ball
behind
him
The
Smelter
also
nlayed
a
cnod
game
and,
but
for
the
.slackness
of
one
inning,
would
bate
undoubtedly
registered
a
win.
lialleries
Mine:
C.
Ferguson
and
f!.
Oreenwcll.
Smelter:
Fortin
and
Mrk'eown.
Umpires
W.
Olsen
and
Cy.
flreenwell.
Line-up.:
Mine
Mealey,
ss;
flreenwell,
c:
C.
Ferguson,
p;
Anderson,
3b;
Olsen,
rf;
J.
F.crguson,
lb;
Corkle,
2b;
Slewart,
cf;
Halverson,
If.
Smeller
Malheson,
3b;
J.
Met
Kemvn,
ci
Sinclair,
lb;
Hrown,
ssr
Fortin,
p;
Dodds,
If;
T.
Loseke,
rf;
,S.
McKeown,
2b;
Shcrmiin,
cf.
SONS
OF
CANADA
DEFEATED
GIL'S
Tobacconists
Lose
Another
Senior
League
Baseball
Game
6
to
4
The
Sons
of
Canada
again
de
feated.
Oil's
last
nighl
in
the
Senior.
League
baseball
game
lo
the
lime-of
C
runs
)o
before
a
gooii
crowd
of
spectators.
The
game
was
snappy
throughout
and
if
rated
by
anient
followers
or
Ihe
gnme
In
have
been
I
lie
bst
senior
fixture
of
the
season
to
dale.
The
Sons
made
Iwo
runs
in
the
first
Innings,
two
in
the
second,
nm
one
run
in
the
fourth
and
fifth
each
CAV
mmln
Miron
runs
In
ihe
second
innings
and
one
run
in
the
fourth.
Art
Fnsson
went
into
the
bn
for
fill's,
this
being
his
first
appearance
on
the
mound,
and
iiched
good
ball
throughout
hit
tenure
or
ine.
omen.
He
was
re.
Ileved
in
Ihe
fifth
innings
by
T
dark.
I),
Liilslone
pitched
his
usual
brand
of
good
ball
for
thi-
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
I
K
!
.
i
i
k
"J
f
??S
MR
OTTO
rt
isit-
I
Y
f
1
1
h
"n
i-
niw
I
1
1
JUtiTMl-
chell.
ss:
V.
Hamilton
Uamme,
3h;
.
Montgomery,
rf.
Tons
of
Canasta
J.
Farquhar,
ss;
A.
Mitchell,
rf;
V.
Meniies.
lb;
II.
Astoria,
c;
Hoy
flilmour.
3b;
A.
rtoy,
2b;
).
P.
Smith,
cf;
F..
Clapp.
If;
I).
Lidslpne,
p.
The
score
by
inning.:
12
3
4
5
6
7
Ail'
030100
0
i
S.
0.
0.
....
2
2
0
I
1
0
06
P.
LaPorle
acted
as
umpire.
SPORTS
FOR
EXHIBITION
Paid
Manager
Will
be
Employed;
Outside
Teams
to
be
Brought
In
A
meeting
was
held
last
nicbl
in
Ihe
Inhibition,
off
icet
between
;
Ihe
sports
committee
of
Ihe
Fair
Hoard
ami
members
of
the
vari-'
ous
sport
organizations
in
the
city
for
Hie
purpose
of
arrang-j
iik
uie-
sporis
sciieiiuie
ai
me,
forthcoming
exhibition.
The
sports
committee'
of
the
Fair:
Hoard
present
comprised
Ileit
Pelf,
R.
K.
Henson,
Joe
Oreer
and
r
Iho
sent
included
Hen.
Johnson,
fieo.
ined
by
stomath
socialists
and
they
:
Light
Weight
Advantage
ill,
frank
vickers.
Harry
Hreen.
i
nave
pronounced
my
trouble
cancer
"After
thirty,
people
who
weigh
iiarry
!.nve.
iiert
n
anu
nave
aavisea
an
.Morgan.
Sydney
,
,,,.,
H
,
nu.rage
have
i
naZell.Jones.
P.
LaPorle,
and
SS.S
i5g
chance
f,"
.S.
...J
Maxyey-;J-ra?er
,
.
j
1
I
have
had
o
trouble
at
all,
no
pains
records
Of'Uhe
insurance
coin-
It
vas
tleciticf
U,
appoint
a
ard
no
gas,
and
I
have
been
able
to
panics
show.
Afler
this
age
ills
H1"
p:rfrtresa?ai.I
-'v-'-
--be
slight
during
the
exhibition
week.
II
was
considered
that
this
action
would
lend
towards
closer
co-operation
and
would
further
the
smooth
working
of
the
sports
program.
I'lie
appointment
of
a
sports
manager
will
be
made
at
the
iirxt
regular,
meelinir
of
(he
F.xlu1i(ion
Doiirii,
Ihe
expense-
to
t
e
borne
by
the
Exhibition
It
was
also
decided
to
endeavor
lo
make
arrangements
for
out
MRS.
H.
W.
MITCHELL
IS
SAVED
FROM
THE
SURGEON'S
KNIFE
MRS.
II.
W.
MITCHELL
The
following
letter
tells
Its
own
story
of
bow
Jo-To
prevented
a
ser
ious
operation.
JO-TO
COMPANY,
Dear
Sirs,
A
few
weeks
ago
yon
sent
a
sample
of
your
wonderful
preparation,
Jo-To,
to
Joe
Woods
ior
trial,
and
I
hae
taken
it
and
found
it
a
great
benefit
to
me.
1
nave
been
troubled
with
my
i,.
.mrf
i..
i.
.
i
i
mi
'
'
j"i"
win
n-ini-st-iM
.iaii.,avoraiue
com
ii
nils
among
peo-tri
S
!:.,""r"T
"'.--
LHween
twenty
and
Iwolily.
ii
'
.
.Winnipeg
division
am
one
f
ve
vears
old
S;,n"'
onsidere;l:fmlll
Hran.lo-il.
Napper.
Ihe,
m0M
BIII-of-F.re
icmVrbe'Vn:.
representative
of
points
hTi&Z
shouM
realise
loTn
Tn
oi
The
choice
.be.e
fads
ami
accommodate
from
tea
!"Zn
oL
7lV
U
t
'I"
T
t
-ul
exercise
Smitliers
Definite
arraniremei.Nl'
"
,l,e
P'W"'
''
In
Aineri'a
we
eat
loo
l
I'".11
arr.an,rPme",r
stead
and
S.
P.
Meston.
two
of
.....i..
.....I
l....
ti..
.i.ni.t
will
be
made
for
the
obtaining
of
outside,
teams
al
the
next
meet
ing
of
the
board.
Sport
Chat
j
Haseball,
Ihe
American
nation
al
'pastime,
which
was
expected
to
replace
cock-fighting
in
(he
Phillipine-
Islands,
is
dying
out
(here
and
Ihe
Department
of
Public
Instruction,
,y
(M
jacj.
f
inleresl,
is
blamed
for
the
failure
of
the
game.
The
Manilla
Lea
gue
is
said
lo
be
the
only
baseball
organization
in
the
Islands
in
a
flourishing
condilion
today.
Mlipinos
players,
despite
this,
are
as
keen
as
lliey
ever
were
in
regard
to
the
game.
Several
have
developed
into
crack
moundsmeii,
imekslop.
In
and
oulf
e
rters
and.
wltlle
Iheir
hilling,
is
weak
com
pared
with
American
big
league
standards,
they
are'
fast
develop,
ing
their
slick
work.
One
of
the
strongest
aggrega-lions
lo
leave
Ihe
Province
ltll
II
IIH'I"
III
of
C
Sons.
Art
....
I.asson
also
.
had
Mm
1
Mnii.i
i.
.......
....I,,.
.,.,,,..
u
iKime
run
Honors
will
depart
from
Win
fill
on
his
Ilia
first,
f
i
td
time
Mmn
1111
In
to
I...I
I
up
bat.
fljl
a
ran
into
hard
luck
in
bolh
the
rourlh
and
fifth
hi.
nings
when,
wjlh
two'
men
down
p.
grounder
wa
fielded
perfectly
by
II.
Frizzell,
on
third
bas,
but
unfortunnlely
he
overthrew
both
limes
i
flrsl
base
lelling
two
runs
lti.
The
teams
were
'
nil'sNy,
Mllchell,
cf;
T.
Clark,
21;
S,
Haiell-Jones,
.lb;
A.
Kas.
on,
p;
JI.
Frizzell,
1f;
O.
Mlt-
n
i
peg
011
August
2.
for
VictoHn
Mil.,
where
they
will
compete
fu
the
Western
Canada
Cricket
tournament.
August
c
lo
II.
FJf-
TH
DAILT
HiWfi
Saturday,
j,,
8
VOU
THERE
I'M
PKtrxTv
TV
MJRC.
HP
J
WWTS
THE
L
PANO.
,iiN
l-'qVi
c:
V
r-
SUM
PEOPLE
UVE
LONGEST
Better
to
be
Underweight
Than
Overweight
After
Age
of
Thirty
NF.W
YORK.
July
28.
Thirty
i
the
magical
age
in
the
health
development
of
(lie
(inlinnry
per-.n
s
life.
M
thirty
lie
is
supposed
iimre
nearly
lo
approach
'the
nortirat.
I
nder
thirty
he
may
well
weigh
a
number
of
pounds
I
above
Ihe
average
called
for
in
the
standard
height,
weitthl
and
age
tables,
but
afler
thirty
Ihe
Inn
ge
I
life
pan
prevail
anions
lhoo
whose
weights
are
uni
formly
iietow
Ihe
average,
according
to
figures
ctuitiiibsl
by
the
Metropolitan
Life
lunranci
Company,
of
thi
city,
ami
given
out
by
the
AmericaiH'.hild
Health
Aoeialion.
The
nocialion
asks
everyone
lo
keep
track
of
hi
or
her
weight
and
lo
remedy
any
excess
by
diet
and
right
living.
In
a
statement
arcompauyiiiv
I
he
figures-
ir.
Louis
T.
Dublin.
rank
ank
Iiihb.
Representatives
of,
?lt,lJrZJnd
haTe
nev
jr
the
niMirance
romp-iny.
,
city
sports
organizations
S
aVKS
thafrWenm".
-"-".(........"""
pre-
K,r--
reiiel
as
Jo-To.
I
havi-
been
exam-
"'lo-o
then,,
"i".
says:
says;
who
too
much
for
Jo-To.
I
hope
every'
HUl1
"
handicaii
lo
gain
one
who
is
troubled
with
stomach
materially
in
weight
provided,
trouble
will
pivc
it
n
trial,
fnr
I
am
'..r
11.
i:i.i
..
-.-
.H
i
'
I'"
'
'-
iiiiii
in"
11,111
neiKill
t
.
...
onrwho'trie1!
i?
mC
U
W,,,
I'-
'"
'"
Respectfully
yours
for
Jo-To,
MRS.
II.
W.
MITCHELL.
Jo-To
quickly
and
harmlessly
ret
neves
an
siomach
distress
and
suf
Hie
keenest
followers
of
the
game
ih
Manitoba,
are
prominently
mentioned
for
the
captaincy.
The
province
of
Saskatchewan
ami
Albert
a
are
also
sending
strong
teams
lo
compete
against.
Ihe
pick
of
Hie
Coal
cities.
Three
games
will
be
play-
r-d
al
Victoria
ami
Ihrre
nl
Vancouver,"
Hie
first
at
Victoria
on
August
(',.
.
SPORT
STANDINGS
Senior
Baseball
W.
L.
Sous
of
Canada
....
ft
1
(Wis
.)
i
Crotlo
0
i
Intermediate
Baseball
Coll
5
o
While
Sox
0
J
High
School
0
2
Junior
Baseball
Falcons
fl
3
Hoy
Scouts
i
I
While
Sox
3'
ft
8tuart
Shield
Football
V.
I.
L.
S.
Of
K
2
0
0
!.
of
C
I
0.1
fiiollo
0
0
2
Qllhuly
Cup
Football
0
rot
t
o
I
0
0
S.
of
H
0
1
0
S.
of
C
0
I
I
Vd.
857
12J
000
1000
000
000
(507
'
TiOO
333
Pl.
)
in
weight
whirl?
may
fie.
the
re-
sui
of
organic
disease."
"Hut
the
weight
fables
poli
on
public
scale"
be
continues,
t..
...
I
.1
....I
I...
14.1.
J
....
Itl
I
fering
such
as
gas,
acid,
sour
atom-
,,
Brh
ha,.K...-v
ki,...:'
.-j
...
!
Noting
persons
may
well
after
eating-
distresa.
Guarantee;
:'egli
u
niiiiiber
of
pounds
ubove
absolutely
harmless.
Sold
at
all
the
a
vera
lie
Called
for
by
the
drug
stores.
tables,
An
excess
of
ten
pound
,
i
1
is
associaieu
wiiii
lie
uiosi
t,i
f,.n.n
i
i
,
.,
.
side
football
and
baseball
team
i,.
...
.......
coolie
and
the
Kuroiieah
neasant
do
(in
enormous
amount
of
phys
ical
work
on
a
meagre
diet.
.No
one
advocates
a
return
lo
primitive
conditions
or
to
lower
stanil-
ards
of
living,
bill
it
would
lie
well
for
us
to
keep
in
mind
the
exact
requirements
of
the
adult
body.
AVe
should
recognize
that
when
we
have
grown
up
we
no
longer
need
food
for
growth,
but
thai
for
the
replacement
of
burned
up
tissues
we
need
only
about
i.Jiuo
calories
a
day.
This
is
ediiivaleiil
to
two
very
light
meals
ami
one
hearty
meal
a
day.
Let
me
illustrate
with
a
menu
for
an
entire
day
for
an
active
adult
wiieli
will
contain
the
required
2,500
calories.
For
breakfast
he
may
have
u
.small
average
serving
of
cooked
fruit
or
an
apple
or
an
orange,
a
serving
of
cereal,
a
slice
of
hrenil
or
one
mullin
or
roll
with
butler,
a
cup
of
colTee
vvitlrsiigar
and
cream.
This
will
contain
about
dOO
calories.
''I'he
luncheon
should
consist
of
a
salad,
bread
and
butler,
h
choice
of
coHee,
lea,
or
cocoa,
with
sugar
and
cream
and
a
dessert.
Tills
will
account
for
550
calories.
The
Important
lineal
of
(he
day,
or
flintier
may
'consist
of
a
soup,
an
average
serving
of
meal,
potato,
two
green
vegetable's,,
bread
und,
but
I
er
and
a
desAcfl.
If
average
Mrtt
II
t
HiKkiia
urt.l
fmtillif.
tuirl
Ifh.iu
..
iiAiifd.l
n
Inlril
.t
a.
.
ll"(in
HIMJ
f,lllll-'ir,i.in
III
I'
,ril,
fc'Mlll
1l
of
Telkwa
were
passengers
from
about
200
calories
will
be
in-
ii
i
!
....
I.
,
'
i.
.
.
i
.
.i
in:
niruiiii-r
I'rince
iiiiperi
io
uie
ciiioeii,
i
ins
woiiiu
make
-
uie
train
yeslenlay
nfleruooii.
'fUey
total
for
Ihe.lny
iijiproxiiiialely
were
returning
to
their
home
in
2,500
aiorle.si"4'
v
the
interior
after
having
been
"If
ninn-
people
checked
Ihelr
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vuncouver.
illct
to
tlio
reasonable
limits
of
THE
THIRD
N"STLA-werVr
lt
DOE
v
auwi
uerso
TV
IF"
DOM
T
i
ILIVC
COT
TO
TAKC
THE
WABTtD
pia.no
n
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and
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provided.
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their
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requirements,
there
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be
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improvement
in
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general
health
of
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nation.
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