r
Aoa
rown
"Keep
Smiling"
Men,
you
wjll
certainly
"smile"
If
you
tuy
a
pair
of
our
shnes.
All
slyles,
all
Hie?,
welled
soles,
at
$7.50
These
arc
special
values,
and
last
week
our
sales
prnye(
lhat
the
public
know-real
value
when
they
see
it.
Family
SHOE
Store
"Shoe
Outfitters
to
the
En-tire
Family."
"Mall
Orders
Prepaid."
GILHULY
CUP
land
SOCCER
DRAW
Got
Four
Goals
4
Last
Evening
Each
Playinsr
ninety
minutes
of
frond
football
from
Ihe
first
of
the
panie
to
the
lasl,
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Sons
of
Knpland
finished
up
even
I
to
I
in
last
night's
Oilhuly
Cup
soccer
fixture.
There
was
a
very
rood
attendance,
possibly
the,
best
lhat
has
turned
nut
yet
this
season
for
an
evening
foolball
match.
Playing
down
hill,
the
Sons
of
Canada
scored
all
four
goal
In
the
first
half,
while
the
Knglish-niade
one.
JimnyV
Marks
scored
three
of
the
Canadian
tallies
and
V.
Menzies,
the
fourth.
'Hie
second
goal
of
the
game
was
made
for
the
Sons
of
F.njrland
by
J.
Johnson.
The
three
Sons
of
Kngland
scores
in
Ihe
second
half
were
made
by
Johnson
(IWn)
and
Lord,
one.
Harry
Menzjes,
Ihn
Canadian
full
back,
was
again
or
dered
off
the,
field
for
talking
hack
to
the.
referee.
This
was
just
a
few
minutes
before
the
final
whistle.
He
at
first
refused
to
go
off
but
accepted
the
referee's
order
after
some
persuasion.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows;
Sons
of
Canada
J.
Judge;
!!.
Menzies
and
fieorge
Mitchell;
Douglas
Frizzell,
V.
Menzies
and
Eddie
Smith;
V.
Milt
hell,
H.
Astoria,
Jimmie
Marks,
Hert
Long
and
Alex.
Mitchell.
-Sons
of
England
H.
Krizzell;,
Dick
Lam
be
and
J.
Farquhar;
Hodgkinson,
fieorge
Kelsey
ami
0.
Hodgson;
W.
Hantillon,
O.
p.
Tinker,
O.
K.
Lord,
J.
Johnson
anl
Eddie
Craggs.
F.
Roberts
was
referee
and
V.
K.
Wjllisrrofl
and
F.
Hemmons
officiated,
on
the
side
lines.
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
PICNIC
YESTERDAY
SUCCESSFUL
AFFAIR
The
most
successful
picnic
held
by
Ihe
Knights
of
Pythias
and
Pylhian
SUIers
in
recent
years
took
place
yelerday
afternoon
al
IMgby
Island.
There
were
well
over
125
knichls
and
slsers
present
and
a
most
enjoyable
time
was
spent
in
the
running
off
an
interesting
sports
program
and
the
partaking
of
delicious
dainties.
The
following
launches
were
donated
In
taking
the
parly
too
and
from
the
island:
C.
O.
Howe,
launch
Caprice;
(Jen.
Tile,
jr
with
Hen
Self's
Viola
S;
Gen.
Frizzell,
Laura
F.,
and
W.
Uilchrisl.
Shamrock.
The
races
and
winners
were;
Hoys
under
C
,
Armdd
Westawayi
2,
Willinm
IIuuIip.
Oirls
under
C
1.
Kin
MurrU-
ei
j
Sport
Chat
i
-a
'IVo
fames
hehind
in
the
slandinir.
lid's
will
meet
the
Sons
of
Canada
al
Acropolis
Hill!
jjrrnund
tonight
in
another
lea-
iKUe
fixture.
Ilm-aiun
!innll,i.i
defeat
tmiiffht
would
mean
ai
Hie!
,
.
virtual
ii
niiii
"rinch
ruirii
for
mr
I
me
'
lie
Son
Xin
'
in
111
"
Mi
'
Sons
of
Canada
and
Sons
of
Eng-',.,
.
...
,
.
.
.
;
series,
II
will
hclinove
the
lidtar
oonisls
lo
get
busy
now
and
turni
iheir
past
two-
losses
into
ihe1
more
rosy
side
of
the
column
It
is
Mifd
that
Ihe
Irani
is
ui
this
evening
In
put
their
best,
fool
forward
and
slop
that
Can-f
adian
winning
Streak.
We
shall:
fee
what
we
shall
see.
Anvwavil
an
interesting
game
is
aured.
:
!
"To
Ihe
victor
belong
lhe
lnils'
And
lo
Ihe
loser
Jimmy
Wilde
supplied
Ihe
nns-j
wer.
When
Wilde
arrive
al
Xew
York
from
England
for
his
me
morable
fight
with
Panrho
Villa
lugs
met
him
illiwn
Hip
newpaper
men
swarmed
about
him
al
the
nipr,
fistic
and
other
celebrities
welcomed
him
on
be
half
of
the
American
public.
Wilde
was
a
champion
a
some
body.
was
praclicallyTblind,
but
contin-J
...
.
1
ueu
10
paw
111
a
vain
effort
lo
la
ii
I
011
Villa.
Theji
Mier
exhaustion
caused
a
collaitse
and
with
it
went
Ihe
flyweight
cham
pionship
of
the
world.
I
liar
was
mi
June
18.
1
Wilde
endeared
himself
lo
Ihe
nearu
01
sponsiiom
jy
jnscnur-
age.
Like
ihe
I
rue
champion
he
was,
he
went
down
fighting.
He
was
a
tragic
figure
in
his
quarters
in
Jersey
Cilywhere
he
was
recovering
from
the
awful
punishment
he
received.
A
mangled
bit
if
fighting
riiachin-ery,
he
was
surrounded
only
by
a
trio
of
the
failhful
his
wife
and
his
trainers,
Hen
Williams
arid
I)ae
Hughes.
Willi
Ihe
loss
of
bin
tillft
haul
gone
Ihe
adulation
r.J
the
crowds.
On
July
3
Wilde
sailed
for
his
home.
Hut
it
was
a
different
ceremony
than
that
of
Ihe
day
he
arrived
Cio
large
crowds,
no
insistent
group
of
reporters,
no
celebrities
vW.r,,
there
just
a
few
staunch
.friend
to
bid
him
godspeed.
He
-was
an
ex-iham-plon.
almost
a
non-enlity.
"To
lli?
victor
belong
ih
spctils."
And
to
the'
loser
2,
Eileen"
Humblin;
3,
Phylli
Oblivion.
Hatnlilin.
Hoys
under
81,
Tom
John
son;
2,
Fresi
Wesch.
fiirls
under
K
l,
pvrigan
Morgan;
2,
Ellen
Morris.
Jtoys
under
101,
Percy
Mac-inlosh.
ftirls
under
10
I,
Helen
While;
2,
Hetty
Smilhson.
Hoys
under
131,
E.
llalcli-ford.
,
,
fiirls
angler
13-1,
Mary
L'ong,
2,
Kuilileeii
Hulger.
Married
ladies
rare
I,
Mrs,
E
Large;
2,
Mrs.
Dave
Mc-CuIIhukIi.
Tlie.cnmmillee
in
charge
comprised
Cyril
West
away,
W.
W.
Woods
and
Sid
llamblln,
ussisled
t'y
the
ladies
of
Ihe.
order.
The
last
purly
was
safely
home
by
10
p.m.
everybody,
having
a
fpfendfd'day
of
enjoyment.
Ihe
ring
by
the
Filipino.
In'ihe
sixlh
and
seventh
rounds
he
Tuiighl
on
grit
alone,
displaying,
a
brand
of
courage
lhat
electrified
the
crowd.
In
Ihe
seventh
Wilde
1
'
Jimmy
Wilde
supplied
Ihe
ans-
ftotel
1
IB
Ml
I
IK
iwnursio
si
1
ml
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ROOMS
U
BUMJPLAN
PLAN
Ml
M
S,
WIMHSTT
TMOMPgQH.
WAM'g.
Dm.
Ml
JIUS.
II
.
W.
.MITCHELL
IS
SAVED
FROM
THE
SURGE0.V8
KNIPE
Ir&i
BB
I
B
F
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MItS.
IL
W.
MITCHELL
The
following
letUr
tells
its
own
story
of
bow
Jo-To
prevented
a
sert
ious
operation.
JO-TO
COMPANY,
Dear
Sirs,
A
few
weeks
ago
yo
sent
a
sample
of
your
wonderful
preparation,
Jo-To,
to
Joe
Woods
for
tril,
and
I
have
taken
it
and
found
it
a
great
benefit
to
me.
I
have
been
troubled
with
my
stomach
for
years
and
have
never
found
anything
that
cave
me
aiuh
relief
as
Jo-To.
-.
I
1
have
oavi
been
ueen
exam-
exam.
Men
.
in
its.-,
tiis
Iraming
quarlers!
med
by
stomach
specUlisU
and
thev
I
I
..
u
1
.
t
U-..
1
.
..
-
at
Jersev
Cilv
larp
rrnuii.
thronged
lo
see
him
work
nut.
He
was
til.
ihf.
champion,
Ihe
iniincible
"Mighly
Atom.
'
liUliejViljVfiirijl
VjjO?,recH
ed
a
Irouiicinir
seldom
lutxn
l.v
w
.....
..
m.r
have
pronounced
my
trouble
'cancel
of
the
stomach
and
have
advised
an
operation
at
once,
but'
since
I
have
been
taking
this
wonderful
remedy
I
have
had
no
trouble
at
all,
no
pains
ar.d
no
gas,
and
I
have
been
able
to
eat
more
than
I
have
for
years
with
periect;
saiisiaction,
so
I
can
t
say
too
much
for
Jo-To.
I
liope
everyone
one
who
ia
is
troubled
troubled
with
with
aiiy
champion.
He
was-
a
pitiful
.who
stomach
stomach
figure
figure
as
as
tie
he
was
ri'i...iri..i
butleled
atioul
,
I
trou')Je
will
five
ft
a
trial,
for
I
am
sure
if
it
will
help
me
it
will
every.
uuc
wbo
ines
iu
.
Respectfully
yours
for
Jo-To,
MRS.
IL
W.
MITCHELL.
Jo-To
quickly
nd
harmlessly
re?
h'eves
all
stomach
distress
and
suf-
ftrillr
KUrh
mm
a.
nelA
umr
I
m
-
ach
(heartburn),
bloatinjr,
and
a'!
after
eatine;
distress,
absolutely
harmless,
drug
stores.
Guaraatee
Sold
at
a.
GALA
DAY
WAS
Salt
t.K
GREAT
SUCCESS
Lakes
Proved
Mecca
for
Aqatlc
Performers
and
Spectators
Yesterday
Verlerday
afternoon
Ihe
Sail
Jikes
'were
cptwded
wilh
aquali
performers
and
spectators
Ihe
occasion
bejnjf
Ihe
Hoy
Seoul's
wafer
carnival.
The
various
races
which
were
keenly
contested,
were
pulled
off
wilh
precision
and
(it
ere
was
not
a
dull
liniment
in
Ihe
whole
affair,
Tie
launch
"23"
and
Ihe
power
boat
Paciiena
were
kept
busy
from
midday
until
well
on
in
the
af
ternoon
taking
lite
crowds
over.
Meal
weather
conditions
favored
the
carnival
throughout
the
day
and
Ihe
water
was
jusl
fight.
The
races
commenced
nromnl-
ly
al
2.30
and
H
was
well
after
i
o
clock
Inoi-e
me
jnsi
event
was
pulled
off.
Winners
of
Races
Winners
of
thro
various
races
were
as
follows:
Hoys'
25
yards,
8
lo
12
years
I.
Douglas
Scott;
2,
Clarence
Thompson.
.
(ilrls
25
yards,
Hlo
12
years
-
Ida
Hoddie;
2,
May
Martin.
t
Hoy
25
yards,
12
lo
lf
years
1,
Douglas
Scot
I;
2.
Ned
Hyriie.
lilrls
25
yards,
12
to
fi
years
I.
Kathcrine
Harvey;
2.
Vera
Hlmckley.
i
Men's
50
yards
upeji
J,
V.
Hie
wart;
2,
Mr.
Howe.
"
"
I
Ladies'
511
yards
open.
1,
Myrti
Harvey;
2,
Kalherine
Ilar-
jvcy.
aieu
s
100
yanis
j,
jioug.
il
llZZeli;
z,
A.
IMUIglti.
Hoy'
Seoul
s
Championship
won
by
libuglas
Rcoll,
Ilelay
Hace,
inlxed
1,
Kather-
TBI
DAILY
KIWI
ine
Harvey;
Chester
fJapp.
.Men
s
Diving
-
I
Chester
''ai'p;
2,
Albert
Palmer
Ladies'
Diving
I,
Myra
Har
vey;
2.
ora
Thonii.son.
Fancy
Diing.
miied
Chester
'dapp
ain
Myra
Ilaney.
-Men's
single
caniu-
race
I.
y.lney
Haieii-Jones,
minutes,
I
WANTED
10
seronus;
?,
Allrl
Palmer.
3
3
minutes.
Lmlies'
single
canoe
race
Myra
Ilaney.
I'andem
canoe
race,
mived-.
Kileen
Sleithens
and
Albert
Pal-
flier.
Hoys'
spritiglMiarit
diving.
1
1
years
and
under
Huslrr
Hill
.....
......
Hill.
I
It
The
committee
in
rlmr-.
.if
II.
at
KOIl
SALE.
Iiashual
"Prino..
1
events
coiiiiiri-ed
Svdnev
Itaiell
Jones,
Jack
It.xidie
and
Joe
Sc.
it
I.
'The
refreKhmenl
stall
1111
Ihe
ground
was
in
Hie
hands
of
Aid.
ieo.
Monro,
Hen
Self.
ami
J.
A.
Teng.
Al
Ihe
conclusion
of
the
races
Ihe
prizes
were
distributed
in
Ihe
grounds
h)'
Ueorge
Hill.
Prize
Donors
Those
donating
Ihe
prizes
were
ln
Luxe
Omferlionery.
Prince
i'.uperl
Fish
Market,
Family
Shoe
store,
Ltd..
Slee
King.
H.
II.
Hemmings,
Parkin-Want
Eleclrie
i'4..
Acme
Importing
Co..
Thompson
Hardware.
Electric
Hakeries,
W.
J.
MrCuleheon.
J.
A.
Kirkpalrick,
Jabour
Pros.,
till
s
Cigar
Store.
Kaien
Hard
ware.
Mrs.
(ieorge
Horie,
Mcltae
Hros..
Max
Heilbrouer,
llryunl
Oi
Lld
HulKcr
A.
Cameitiii.
Sierside
iniN
Ureal
War
VHerati'
Association
and
rJeonre
lilorie
chatiipionship
cup
and
i
medaN
.
SPORT
STANDINGS
Senior
Baseball
W.
L.
Soneof,
Canada
..5
f
tiiis
?r
3
3
fJrollu
0
i
Intermediate
Baseball
I
Colls
,
5
0
J
While
Sux
0
2
IJIigh
School
0
2
'
Junior
Baseball
Falcons
o
3
tyScouls
....'.....
While
Sox
3
C
Stuart
Shield
Football
W.
J).
I..
S.
of
V.
2
0
0
S.
of
C.
1
0
1
(initio
0
0
2
Oilhuly
Cup
Football
Orollo
10
0
Si.
of
E
0
I
0
S.
of
C.
.
0
I
t
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
"
'
'
V
1st.
Bn.
North
B.C.
Rag
I
men
t
Pel.
H33
500
unci
1000
000
000
CC7
500
333
;1
Psh.
10S
Bn.
C.E.F.
Orders
bv'
Major
J.
W.
J2.
.Nicholl
comrnanditig:
lmliu
1
Orderly
officer
foi
Jweek
ending
July
28,
Lieut,
fl.
P.
1
inker.
rexi
tor
nuiy,
i.ieui.
y.
Evill.
I'aruilpH
muster
narade
will
be
JiMd
on
Saturday,
July
28.
-VI
ranks
will
puradc
at
drill
hall
at
7
11.
m.
sharo.
j
Promotion
The
Commanding
uincer
lias
been
pleased
10
up-profl
the
following
promotion
:
Xo,
05
pie.
W.
Davies
to
be
Sgt.
as
from
July
23,
IV23.
Appoinlmenl
The
following
is
made
with
effect
from
July
23,
1U23:
Tu
be
canleen
steward,
No.
50
Hg.
W.
Davies.
Infantry
Certificates
Extract
from
D.O.
ifll,
0-5-23.
The
fol
lowing
certificates
have
been
granted
from
nrovisional
schools
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Ad
va.rtlM.n-nt
Tak.n
lor
L...
,h.n
WANTKB
rni.
uj
reel:
.
I.'
Krum-
Standard
engine.
Freight
and
passenger
boat;
fully
equip-d;
built
I9J0.
ExcellPtil
low
boat.
Will
sell
al
bargain
if
taken
at
once.
Arrange
for
lerms.
W.
C.
Waters,
Wran-gell,
Alaska.
HAItfiAIX
for
Cash
if
sold
Immediately.
Lot
46,
map
9C7.
Terrace.
Apply
U,
I,
Jsily
News
Oflice.
I'OH
SALE.
Piano;
dinimr
rm
suite;
bed;
couch;
rugs.
etc.
Phone
Hlue
1U7.
170
WHITE
HAHY
HUUUV
for
Sale.
In
excellent
condilion.
Phone
'
lireen
217.
ROOMS
ST.
ELMO
HOTEL.
Hot
anddd
water
In
every
room.
Steam
healed.
Hales
reasonable.
Phone
fireen
JitO.
836
Second
Avenue
West.
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
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Avenue.
Phone
137.
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AND
BOARD
PALM
Eft
HOUSE.
406
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
lied
4
la.
Furnished
suilns.
FOR
RENT
TO
HENT
Furnished
rooms,
with
hot
and
cold
water,
bv
day
or
week.
Moderate
rales.
Norfolk
Itooms,
Phone
Mark
329.
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BTEAM
Heated
Fist
for
rent.
Hesner
a-partments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
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rooms
410
sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Blue
217.
if
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
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TO
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roomed
fal
in
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slore,.
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RENT
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bdal.
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C.
H.
Doane,
Oeneral
Delivery.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ACCOMMODATION
for
Campers.
Slov'es
and
cols
provided.
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fear
fi
French,
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Terrace,
H.C.
EXPERIENCED
MANICURIST
and
Hhampooing.
Ilesidenllal
work
a
specially.
Phone
Hlue
171.
Mrs.
Coleman.
,
AUCTION
SALE.
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SALE
on
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al
2.30
at
si
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next
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Hakery,
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silk
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dresses,
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llouses,
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children's
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ill
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of
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covuring
courses!
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a
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women
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learn
narberlng.
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while
learning
and
tools
free.
Wrile
for
calnlogue.
JJoler
Harber
College,
Vancouver.
H.C.
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in
good
con-!
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SALE
NOTICE
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are
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copy
for
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in
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4
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and
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Third
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136.
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