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Second
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Fresh
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Hot
and
Cold
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or
Month
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Box
75.
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659.
1
Dr.
E.
STMT
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Hetgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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0.
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9
U
6.
Phone
88(1.
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Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
'SONS
OF
CANADA
CS
I
DEFEAT
CALLIES'
Hamilton
and
Williscrofl,
full
backs;
J.
Sinn,
H.
Vom
and
J.
I.onie,
half
barks;
W.
Hamilton,
(i.
Waugh,
O.
K.
Lord,
S.
F.lder
and
J.
Andrews,
forwards.
Sons
si
f
Canada:
S.
(Saw'thorn,
goal;
V.
Menzies
and
II.
'Menzies,
full
harks;
(S.
Mitchell.
.1.
Marks
and
J.
Mitchell,
half
barks;
A.
Mitchell,
J.
McOougal.
S.
F.rskine.
I'
rtiilli
finil
I.
Vorrwui.
l.'iri..
forwards.
'
.
'"
T.
Jones
proved
an
efficient
re-
fpree
and
Oeo.
Hill
and
A.
Clap.
pert
on
officiated
as
linesmen.
First
Half
The
Callies
won
the
loss
and
elected
to
play
on
the
down
grade.
The
Scots
were
soon
pressing.
F.lder,
for
I
he
Callies,
tried
(iawlliorn
but
a
goal
kick
resulted.
The
Scots
pressed
again
and
W.
F.lder
tried
to
score
on
a
pass
from
llnrnillon.
Waugh
for
the
Scots,
tried
a
long
shot
but
nothing
matured.
The
de.
fence
t
Hie
Sons
of
Canada,
though
hard
pressed,
was
play
ing
a
consistent
game.
The
play
at
this
juncture
was
fast
and
ex
citing.
The
Sons
then
got
going
and
l.ane
put
in
a
good
shot
al
Murray
who
cleared.
From
a
centre
by
A.
Mitchell,
for
the
Canadians.
S.
F.rskine,
centre
forward,
wa-
in
the
right
spot
and
when
Murray,
in
goal,
drop-
lied
the
ball
was
on
band
to
in
troduce
it
lo
the
net
thus
making
Hie
first
tally
of
the
game.
From
I
lie
centre
the
ball
was
swung
backward
and
forward
pretty
evenly
and
it
was
anybody's
game.
W.
Hamilton
was
forced
to
leave
the
field
for
a
few
Inin
ul's
but
nothing
important
transpired
during
his
absence.
Al
the
half
time
whistle
the
Scots
were
still
pressing
in
a
delef
mined
effort
to
score
but
I
he
core
stood
I
-(I
in
favor
of
the
Canadian.
Second
Half
Fi'oni
the
kick-off
the
Sons
took
charge
of
the
sphere.
As
Hie
resull
of
good
forward
line
combination,
Krskine,
at
eenlrn
for
the
Sons'
put
the
ball
past
Murray
for
the
second
time,
few
minutes
afterwards
J.
Mc
bead
thai
aches
and
pains
all
tbe
time,
"
land
In
nine
rases
out
of
ten
the
persistant
Good
Football
In
First
Half
Last
Ihradarhes
are
doe
t.
derangement
Night
but
Second
Was
too
One-sided
Score
3
to
Nil
The
Sons
of
Canada
defeated
the
Callies
by
a
score
nf
.1-0
in
I
hi-
league
football
frame
last
night.
In
the
first
half
S.
Krskino
scored
one
and
in
tin
second
half
another.
J.
McOougal
made
I
lie
third
goal.
The
first
half
was
the
best
part
of
the
game
fhe
Callies
starting
'oft
at
a
good
pace
witti
the
grade
in
"their
favor.
The
play
throughout
the
first
phase
was
oxcil
in;?
and
it
was
a
ding-dong
battle.
In
the
second
half,
how
ever,
the
Canadians
got
going
on
the
down
grade
and
it
was
soon
plainly
seen
that
the
Srols
had
a
lough
fight
on
hand.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
Callies:
Murray,
goal;
II.
;
(he
swsnaeh,
liter
or
bowel.
a
i
Undoubtedly
the
ratine
mum
he
re
moved
before
jrtruix-ni
relief
iiur
be
bad.
Burdoek
Blond
Bitters
remos'ea
the
rause
of
the
headarhes,
a
It
arts
cn
esery
organ
of
Ihe
body
and
strengthens.
purines
and
rerulatei
the
whole
ij-xmh
Mrs.
Peter
Corrao.
I
Morrison
!L.
Sydney,
XJS
writes:
"I
bare
two
troubled
for
the
lat
fire
year
with
constant
headarhes
and
dullness.
After
trytnr
sereral
remedies
mhlrh
I
found
to
be
of
no
arail.
Burdork
lllond
Bitters
was
recommended
to
m.
B.B.H.
did
me
a
world
of
cnud.
and
cannot
praise
this
remedy
enogah."
Manufaetared
only
by
Tne
T.
Vlltmra
Co
Unified.
Toronto.
Ont,
beau
I
y
pal
Murray
which
went
rigltl
into
the
corner
of
the
net.
The
Callies
half
back
and
full
back
defence
were
playing
a
sterling
game
but
the
forward
line
seemed
lo
lack
cohesion
of
effect
and
.were
constantly
mis
placing
the
ball.
In
a
dash
by
the
Son's
forward
line
Willis-
eroft.
at
full
back,
was
forced
In
concede
a
corner
but
l.ane
for
I
lie
Sons
kirked
it
wide.
F.lder,
in
the
forward
line
for
the
('allies,
gave
an
exhibition
of
drib
bling
the
ball
bill
V.
Menzies
upset
bis
calculations.
W.
Hamilton,
for
the
Callies,
forced
a
corner
off
Vic
Menzies
but
nothing
came-nd
it.
Tlie
Cnllie
forwards
made
a
bold
bid
for
(taw-thorn
in.
the
opposing
goal
and
Krskine
iuised
scoring
by
inches.
The
Sons
kept
pressing
hard
and
from
a
throw
in
by
Lane
Mrs
ki
tie
missed
an
open
goal.
At
the
final
whistle
the
score
stooil
3
lo
0
in
favor
of
the
Sons
of
Canada.
Comments
on
Game
From
the
play
in
Ihe
second
half
it
was
plainly
discernible
who
the
winners
would
be.
The
lefencn
of
the
Callies
worked
hard
and
Williscrofl
and
Htighie
Hamilton,
al
full
back,
played
good
football.
F.lder
ami
Hamil
ton
worked
bard
in
the
forward
line
but
Iheir
siipponrl
was
not
all
that
could
have
been
desired.
I'be
Sons
.were
pretty
evenly
balanced.
The
forward
line
showed
good
combination
and
Ihe
placing
of
the
ball
by
Iheir
defence
men
was
brainy.
Krs
kine.
MeDnugal.
A.
Mitchell
ami
I..
I.une
in
Ihe
forward
line
play
ed
well;
while
Hie
Menzies
bro
thers
as
full
back
played
Iheir
usually
consistent
game.
Itoth
goalkeepers
were
reliable
and
played
wllh
confidence.
League
standing
to
dale.
W.
D.
I.
or
;
;i'
ti
s.
of
k.
i
n
Callies
I
0
(i.W.V.A
0
fl
n
I
o
Pis.
(i
2
t
i
tboiil
like
palsicM
persons.
This
is
a
condition
thai
should
not
be
permitted
to
exil.
The
children
of
to-lay
should
le
taught
In
enjoy
themselves
in
and
protect
themselves
from
the
water.
It
should
be
made
a
part
of
the
educational
system
of
the
land.
Many
thousands
of
people
are
I
drowned
annually
whose
lives
could
be
save.J
If
they
knew
how-to
handle
IheHwdve
in
the
water.
Through
instinct
all
animals
will
save
themselves
from
water.
The
human
Itcing.
however.
Is
not
supjued
to
le
a
creature
of
instinct,
but
.iff
scientific
judgment.
Kdlittaiion
and
thought
aves
u."vfiere
instinct
saves
animals.
Therefore
it
is
up
lo
us
lo
see
that
our
children
do
not
grsiw
up
a
ignorant
nf
the
art
of
swimming
as
we
have.
Proper
education
in
swimming
should
b
oqusidered
a
necessity.
Children
.should
learn
In
swim
a
they
learn
lo
creep
ami
walk
and
sKak.
There
is
much
controversy
as
to
Which
is
the
.
roper
stroke
lo
teacli
the
beginner
the
breast
stroke,
the
s,t
stroke,
the
side
underarm-lli'jjwi.
the
broad-si
rote
on
barf
or
the
con
fidence
utellioil.
Ort.iinly
confidence
should'
be
lauirhi
learning
swimmers)lmt
the
effectiveness
of
thatsojcall
method
is
lo
be
iiuesliQiiMo.
fi
Ts
miw
con-cedol
by
expe'qts
Hint
the
beginner
should
first
learn
to
scull,
that
is,
lo
swim
head
first
on
the
back
with
.ann
action
only.
That
done,
confidence
will
be
inspired
and
the
tnosl
suitable
method
may.
then
be
adopted.
1
With
the
football
schedule
al
ready
well
under
way
and
the
lacrosse
and
baseball
leagues
lo
play
opening
games
on
Saturday
(Victoria
Day.,
this
week
will
see
outdoor
sport
fully
started
in
the
eily
for
the
forthcoming
season.
While
it
is
apparent
that
there
has
been
some
little
difficulty
in
gelling
lacrosst.
ami
football
ar-
rangemenis
amade,
there
is
reason
to
believe
that,
as
the
season
advances,
enthusiasm
will
rise.
An
elTort
has
lieeii
made
to
divide
the
players
up
as
well
as
pos
sible
and
this
should
prove
an
incentive
to
general
inleresl.
As
has
been
the
case
with
football,
it
may
be
expected
I
hat
n
.good
deal
of
new
blood
will
.be
intro
duced
both
in
lacrosse
ami
base
ball.
I
here
will
also
be
some
juniors
of
former
years
advanced
lo
senior
company.
Oolf
may
be.
all
right
as
an
old
man's
game
but
the
riotously
leaping
blood
of
three
score
and
(en
demands
a
virile
form
of
nmusemenl,
says
Ihe
London
I)
1
IV....
'II.
i.
o
II
la
lli.il
,1a
inn.-
i.
I
tut..,
,.
spile
his
"ft
years,
four
times
a
..
i
r
.
'i
i.
.
c
ii
IHtll.
'.IIUCJ'S
J.
I1JIIHIII,
OOIT
iWI-'-H
lime
minister
of
public
works
In
Ihe
I.aurier
government,
is
found
on
his
private
tennis
court,
trivimr
If
nine-lenlhs
of
the
people
of
,jH
i,nnenl'
a
ralher
lively
lime.
'
OlJ4
Nt-w
Fikninc
Scvci.
Ic
FOH
RENT
Four
room,
modern,
healed
apartments.
Apply
Smith
A
Mallelt,
Ltd.
If
FOH
HENT.
Modem
furnished
house;
for
aloul
five
months,
Phone
(ireen
107.
118
NEW
APARTMENT
for
rent.
Modern.
Meeker
Itlock,
Third
Avenue.
r.
FOR
RENT.
Palmer
House
ror
cheap
rales
and
home
comforts.
If
TO
RENT.
Two
roomed
collage.
furnished.
Phone
Red
G23
.
"120
for
since
lis
ndoptiou
into
Cau-
ida,
Charles
llyman
has
been
one
of
its
most
enthusiastic
advo
cales.
"The
reason
that
I
don't
play
golf,"
Mr.
llyman
slated,
"is
that
with
tennis
you
gel
far
more
exercise.
You
get
a
fine
perspiration
and
a
shower
after
and
feel
fine.
can
t
imagine
anyone
Ihe
world
could
walk
no
heller
j.-,,P
,P
sjill
of
the
cx-chamnion
'
Ihe
board
of
works
next
week
Mian
they
can
swim.
I
hey
would
of
Canada
has
not
suffered
from
Hie
cily
council
on
n
swimming
be
flat
on
their
hacks
quite
un-
dimmed
eyes
or
flabby
muscles
!P"d
II
is
proposed
to
establish
nml
ami
tin
he
who
nil,,
i
tries
..I..-
conclusions
ji...,.
in
MrClvmon!
MrClymonl
Park
Park.
part
of
the
other
lenlh
would
be
wllh
the
lion.
Charles
must
ios-l
At
last
night's"
council
meet
Dougiill.
for
the
Sons,
put
n
walking
or
ralher
slattgertng
sess
more
tlin
mediocre
nliillly,"""
H'"
mailer
win
brought
up
by
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Git
gelling
a
fine
perspiration
from
golf."
And
so
Ibis
70-year-obl
enthusiast
indulges
In
several
hours
of
tennis
each
week
and
still
swings
a
mighty
mean
racquet.
PLANNING
TO
PUT
IN
SWIMMING
POOL
Council
to
Have
Estimate
Next
Week
on
Project
For
Mc-Clymont
Park
An
estimate
will
be
presented
abb-
lo
move
while
Ihe'
greater
For
thos
Smotort
who
like
thtir
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONAUTSfiaeCut
alb.
tinoO
aaaaall
lAz
Lb.-15
kBBF
lAlil.
Macilounld,
who
said
thai,
If
anything
was
In
be
done
this
year,
It
should
be
done
soon,
He
pointed
oql
that
the
use
or
Hays
Creek
wtalcr
for
this
purpose
ha
been
condemned
emphatically
by
Dr.
cadn.
Mayor
.vewlnn
staled
dial
the
idea
was
In
establish
a
pool
til
McClymont
Park
using
water
from
I
tin
city
pipe
linns.
The
Hays
Creek
location
had
been
deemed
more
suitable
lhan
Acropolis
Hill.
AJiJ,
Perry
said
Ihe
estimate
would
be
ready
next
week.
Prosperous
advertising
mean
regular
continuous
advertising
Length
?H
feet,
beam
5
fee,
wind
shield,
ranopy
lop
and
curtains,
two
auto
seals
wilh
seating
capacity
ror
eight
or
ten
persons,
powered
wilh
IH
h.p.
Wiuton
Six
engine,
ltoch
ignition,
storage
battery.
Has
Paragon
reverse
genr.
Columbia
propellor.
0.
I..
Ilelndel.
Cold
Storage.
US
FOR
SALE.
Five
roomed
house
on
Second
Avenue.
Ilulldingon
Oovernment
wharf
used
as
a
news
sland.
Nine
lo-ncrc
lots,
one
I
-acre
lot
ul
Terrace.
Prince
lieorge,
lots
It)
and
II,
block
lit;
lots
10
ami
II,
block
1
14;
tots
2H
and
t
block
117;
lot
0,
block
151.
Apply
A.
C.
Little.
Second
Ave-nue.
1)3
FOR
SALE.
Sixteen
room
rtwuti-
ing
house
and
store;
aft
furnished.
Full
sited
busment
wllh
new
hot
air
furnace,
Price
47,500.00.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
ts
right
in
front
or
the
Dry
Dock.
'Jill
Ambrose
Avenue.
If
FOR
SALE.
A
I
Terrace,
l.ol
15.
consisting
ol
10
seres,
block
1711,
one
mile
and
a
hair
from
station,
church,
slore,
post
office,
bol
el
and
school.
Price
1
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AND
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HOARD.
and
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located,
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half
block
from
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Office.
8.10
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Aven.
Phone
137.
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housework,
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325
or
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Avenue
West,
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or
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or
hour.
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