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Fresh
Milk
and
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Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
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P.O.
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HOME.
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Special
Appointments.
SCOTS
DEFEAT
VETS
EASILY
Last
Night's
Football
Fixture
Resulted
In
Five
to
Nil
Score
In
Favor
of
Callles
In
a
one
willed
league
fool
ball
game
before
a
large
crowd
of
fans
on
I
lie
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
lasl
nighl,
Iho
Oreal
War
Veterans
.were
defeated
by
I
he
Gallics
by
a
.score
of
5
In
0.
flic
winners
scored
four
goals
in
Ihc
first
half.
Dm
fifth
tally
coming
in
Ihc
second
half
which
was
Iho
most
exciting
period
of
the
entire
game.
The
scorers
for
the
Gallics
were
Khbr
2.
Lord
2,
Waugh,
I.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
O.W.V.A.
II.
Knox,
F.
Hunter
and
Marlon;
S.
Sharkfnrd,
W.
Murray
and
-
1).
Corker;
K.
Meagher,
F.
Roberts,
.1.
Johnson,
D.
Ourvich
and
F.
Hardy.
Gallics
A.
Murray,
goal;
II.
Hamilton
and
W.
K.
Williscroft,
full
backs;
J.
Sims,
II.
Wood,
O.
Gochrune,
half
backs;
W.
Mitchell,
(ieo.
Waugh,
O,
K.
Lord,
S.
Kbtcr
ami
.1.
Andrews,
for
wards.
O.
S.
Hussell
handled
Hie
game
ellicietly
as
referee.
The
Play
The
.Veterans
faced
the
sun
and
the
trade
from
the
kick-olf
which
was
undoubtedly
ii
handicap.
The
Gallics
got
busy
right
iway
and
Khler
beat
Knox
with
a
fast
shot
after
some
two
minutes
of
play.
From
the
centre
1
lie
Scots
pressed
and
forced
a
corner
which
taken
by
Andrews,
was
not
productive.
The
("allies
were
proving
themselves
quick
on
the
ball
and
Ihc
forward
line
had
a
fair
brand
of
combination
play.
From
an
outside
throw
F.hler
got
the
ball
again
and
beat
the
Vets'
goalkeeper
for
Ihe
second
lime.
Knox
in
goal
for
Ihe
Veteran
was
finding
Hie
sun
a
hardship.
From
Ihe
centre
kick
the
Vels
took
a
turn
with.
Ihe
sphere
but
an
outside
kick
only
resulted.
After
a
good
combined
forward
dash
by
the
Scots'
forwards.
Lord
got
Hi
rough
and
introduced
Ihe
pigskin
lo
the
Vels'
net
fyr
I
bird
tally.
The
Veterans'
defence
was
not
playing
up
lo
foruu
The
Vels
gol
the
ball
away
from
the
centre
kick
but
could
not
work
it
into
an
ad
vantageous
position
for
shooting.
For
a
while
there
was
in
iniilfiolil
(day
of
a
scrappy
nature.
From
a
foul
kick
in
favor
of
the
Gallics
the
Vets'
goalkeeper
eleariyl
a
iol
shunt.
I
lie
Callies
continued
to
horn
bard
(heir
opponents'
stronghold
with
the
result
that
(Sen.
Waugh
beat
Kuol
with
a
stiff
shot
for
the
fourth
time.
From
the
centre
the
Veterans
made
a
spurt
and
Murray
in
goal
for
Ihe
Gal
lies
was
called
upon
lo
clear.
Second
Half
The
second
half
provided
quite
a
bit
of
excitement
for
the
spec
tators.
The
ex-soldiers
were
keen
to
score
and
put
more
dash
into
their
movements
With
the
grade
n
Iheir
favor.
From
the
9
Doctors
recommend
it
is
a
$alt
lood
(or
babiei
when
mother's
milk
If
not
available.
Eagle
Brand
it
just
pure
milk
arid
pare
sugar
put
up
in
sealed
cans
which
keep
it
absolutely
pure.
The
leader
since
1857.
Write
(or
free
fyby
Welfare
Books.
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
lifts
MONTREAL
kick-olf
the
Vels
got
away
and
Murray
had
a
busy
few
moments
in
clearing
his
charge.
A
corner
for
the
Vets
taken
by
Meagher
was
not
utilized.
The
G
Gallic
forwards
wer
playing
good
rouibinalion
and
kept
hammering
away
at
intervals
at
Knox
who
was
playing
a
con
sistent
game
witli
conditions
in
his
favor.
The
O.W.V.A.'s
were
trying
hard
lo
score
but
the
de
fence
of
Ihe
Scot's
was
sound
0
arid
it
was
seldom
Iheir
forward
line
could
gel
near
enough
lo
register
a
telling
shot.
From
combined
efforts
in
the
Gallic
forward
line,
Andrews
put
a
sharp
sho(
across
Knox's
strong
hold
which
was
cleared
nicely
by
the
latter.
Ourvich
for
the
Veterans
tried
Murray
with
a
ong
shot
but'
it
larked
sting
and
was
easily
handled.
In
a
rush
by
Ihe
Gallic
forwards
W.
Mitchell
in
Ihe
forward
line
became
incapacitated
from
action
for
a
few
minutes.
A
scriimuaH'
in
front
of
the
Oallies
goal
proved
the
tit-hit
of
the
game.
Hardy
to
for
the
Vels
was
in
the
forefront
of
the
batlle
and
put
in
pretly
work
with
his
head
which,
however,
1
did
not
prove
pretly
enough
and
Murray
in
goal
eventually
gol
the
ball
away.
Ourvich,
in
Ihe
Vet
forward
line
also
made
himself
suitably
conspicious
on
one
or
I
wo
occasions.
The
Gal-
lies
thereupon
gol
busy
and
n
Ihc
result
of
good
combination
play
O.
K.
Lord
put
Ihe
sphere
beyond
Ihe
reach
of
Knox
thus
registering
Ihe
fifth
point
of
Ihe
game
in
fijvor
of
the
Scols.
Up
to
(lie
final
whistle
the
veil
put
up
a
deteruiineil
scrap
but
could
get
nowhere
with
Iheir
well
iii-lended.
cITorls.
Summing
Up
The
score
was
pretty
well
descriptive
of
the
brand
of
play
The
Veterans
seemed
lo
lack
kicking
powers
in
Iheir
defence
while
thc
combination
play
of
the
forwards
left
a
lot
lo
be
desired.
80
the
ECONOMY
BRIER
S
vHa
X"o
IN
Packages
The
Scot's
defence
"
was
consistent
while
Hieii
forwanl
line
and
half
back
line
worked
harmoniously.
League
standing
to
dale:
W.
L.
D.
I'ls
S.
or
G
I
H
ft
2
s.
of
i:
too?
('.allies
I
I
II
2
ti.
W.
V.
A
0
?
0
0
1
Sport
Chat
a
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
llu-pert
Itaseball
Association
called
tor
last
night
to
make
further
arrangement
for
Hie
season's
nelivilies-was
adjourned
until
Thursday
evening.
There
was
some
discussion
of
an
informal
nature
lull
nothing
much
resulted
oiilside
of
Ihe
derision
to
gel
the
league
game
started
on
May
or
.thereabouts.
-
The
height,
weight,
reach,
and
other
physical-
measurements
of
Jack
Dcuipsey,
heavyweight
I'hampion
boxer
of
the
world,
and
Harry
Wills,
matched
lo
meet
him
in
September
are
given
below:
lack
Dempsey
Neck
I
inches.
biceps
15
inches,
forearm
12
inches,
chest,
normal
II
inches,
expanded
1
1
inches,
thigh.
22
inches,
calf
I
ft
inches,
ankle
0
inches,
waist
32
H
inches,
height
fool
I
i
inches.,
weight
102
lbs.,
reach
73
iiMif4f
.
Harry
Wills
Neck
17
inches.bi-
ccps
17
inches,
forearm
1
1
inches
chest
normal
ii
inches,
expanded
It)
iiiches,
thigh
2116
inches,
calf
17
inches,
ankle
!
inches,
waist
33
inches,
height
fool
2
incites,
weight,
215
lh.
reach
HI
inches.
Sam,
younger
brother
of
Duke
Kahanamoku,
who
carried
otf
Ihe
honors
in
11)12
at
Ihe
Stock,
hojm
Olympiad
in
Ihc
IllO-meter
iree
siyie
swim,
may
ne
a
repre-
senliVe
of
Ihe
United
Slates
at
the
Pari
Olympiad
Ibis
year.
He
has
been
chosen
as
one
of
Ihe
members
of
the
squad
of
lla-
waiians
lo
Id'
sent
lo
Hie
sec
tional
Iry-oul
in
the
Foiled
Slates.
Sam
is
a
freestyle
sprinter
and
also
has
several
fast
.
breaslslroke
.
perfbruinnrcs
his
credit.
He
is
ID
years
old.
His
best
freestyle
performance
was
nil)
meters
open
water
in
:00
3-5,
a
Hawaiian
record
and
only
one-fifth
of
a
second
over
Duke's
Olympic
record.
Selected
by
Ihe
Stampede
Association
of
Alberta
lo
represent
'anada
in
Ihe
imperial
rodeo
to
lie
held
at
Wembley,
Knglnud,
June
II
o
28.
seven
noted
west
ern
rnw-jiunchers
are
on
Iheir
way
lo
.New
York,
where
Ihey
will
loin
a
"large
contingent
of
contestants
from
Ihe
United
laics!
'rhe
names
of
(lie
seven
cow-puichers
are
not
unknown
In
stampede
circles
in
Ganada
and
Ihe
United
Stales,
They
are
F.lmer
Jameson,
of
Mnple
Greek
Sask.,
Jack
Purnell,
Woolford,
Alia.,
Andy
and
Arthur
Lund,
of
Itaymond,
Alia.,
F.
0.
Ilulchin
son,
Medicine
Hal.
Alia.,
Mark
Thompson,
and
Jimmy
McNabb,
both
of
Macleod,
Alia.
iuy
I5t
&
2ot)
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News
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Ads.
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WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
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AtWartlMmant
Taknn
for
Laaa
Minn
rOe
WANTED
WANTKD.
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
lluperl
Kxrhange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
C52.
FOR
nCNT
FOH
HUNT.-
Five
roomed
flat.
11.
i.elourneau.
Six!
It
Avenue
'
WesU
Plume
Hlack
325.
If
KOIl
IIF..NT.
Furnished
house,
keeping
rooms,
(10
Sixth
Ave.
KnL
Phone
lllue
217.
tf
FOIl
HK.NT
Four
room,
modern.
healed
apartments.
Apply
Smith
.V
.Mailed.
Ltd.
tf
FOIl
HF..NT.
Modern
furnished
house;
for
about
five
months.
Phone
Oreen
(07.
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Ift
TO
II
K.NT.
ft-roomed
suite
with
bath
and
range
30.iin.
David
II.
Hays
A
Co.
.
OFFIGK
FOIl
RF.NT,
with
modern
living
quarters.
Westenhaver
Bros.
If
FOIl
IlKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
comforts,
tf
ENMONTON
CITIZENS
PATRONIZE
POOLS
Expect
to
Complete
Tank
In
the
East
End
Park
Soon
I'.D.MO.NTON.
May
It.
The
West
F.ud
swimming
poo)
is
be.
lug
well
jiatronued.
Oimmi.
sioner
Yoralh
says
the
receipts
ffom
the
West
F.ml
pool
during
Ihe
lal
week
have
been
higher
llian
from
Ihe
South
Side'
pool.
indicating
thai
people
in
all
parts
of
the
rilyare
Inking
up
swim
ming.
The
receipts
for
some
days
were
as
high
as
80,
and
as
soon
as
llifuwarm
weather
comes
on,
Ihe
receipts
from
each,
pool
will
proimniy
ne
consiueraiuy
larger,
be
says.
The
Fast
I'.nd
Park
swimming
pool
is
now
under
construction
ami
it
l
extiecled
that
it
will
be
completed
within
the
next
fw
weeks.
This
pool
i
situated
In
Ihe
centre
of
a
well
populated
pari
of
Ihe
city
and
it
is
expected
thai
H
will
be
well
patroiiint
during
Ihe
summer.
CANADIAN
PRINCESS
DINED
BY
ROYALTY
Former
Miss
Lois
Booth
of
Ottawa
Is
Guest
of
Danish
Royal
Family
GOPFNIIAOFN,
Mny
1
1.
I'rln-ress
F.rik
of
Denmark,
formerly
Miss
Lois
lloolh,
of
Oltawa,
re-renlly
dined
for
Hid
first
lime
since
her
arrival
In
Denmark,
with
the
King
and
all
the
mem.
tiers
of
Ihe
royal
family
at
the
lloynl
Palace
at
Amallcnhorg.
Al
a
luncheon
given
In
honor
of
Prince
Valilernar,
father
of
Prince
F.rik,
Lord
Oranville,
Ihe
llrlt'isli
Amliassador,
and
Lady
Oranville
and
unllcd
Slnle
Am
bassador
Prince
and
Mrs.
Prince
were
Ihc
only
guests
apart
front
Ihose
of
Die
younger
member
of
he
royal
bouse.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
.1.
Ghilberg,
Sallcliuek,
Alaska;
II.
J.
A.
Manning,
A.
II.
Ilealoii,
D.
M.
Gleal
and
J.
A.
Wallers,
Anynx;
G.
W.
Ilarmyi,
G.
.1.
Itowbolhaut,
A.
II.
Thump.
sou,
A.
G.
Knighl
and
D.
F.
Davidson,
Vancouver;
On
Anderson,
Alice
Arm;
P.
Austin,
Victoria,
JS.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
BALF..
Five
roomed
house
on
Second
Avenue.
IluildinKon
Oovernincnt
wharf
used
n
a
news
stand.
Nine
10-aoro
lots,
one
t-acre
lot
at
Terrace.
Prince
George,
lots
10
and
It,
block
IK;
lots
10
and
It,
block
110;
lots
28
and
3l,
block
117;
lot
0.
block
151.
Apply
A.
G.
Little.
Second
Ave-nue.
OS
FOIl
SALK.
Sixteen
room
room
ing
bouse
and
store;
all
fur-nished.
Full
ljc
has-mchl
with
new
hot
air
furnure.
Price
7,50n.no.
Term
arranged.
This
building
is
rigid
In
front
of
Hip
Dry
Dock.
tjfl
Ambrose
Avenue.
if
FOIl
SALK.
25-10
h.p.
Sterling
engine;
I
lose
h
ignition;
complete
lo
and
Including
coupling.
$750.00
30
foot
cruiser,
20
h.p..
Just
overhauled.
toilet.
galley.
fl.000.
M.
M.
Stephens.
tf
FOIl
SALK.
At
Terrace.
Lot
15.
consisting
of
10
acres,
block
1711,
one
mile
and
a
half
from
station,
rliurrh,
store,
post
ofllre,
hotel
and
school.
Price
1150
eah.
Apply
A.
C.
Llltlc.
If
FOIl
SALK.
Dining
riom
suite.
wicker
chairs,
lied,
dressers,
cols,
kitchen
nlen-ll.
chairs,
tables,
wash
tubs,
boiler.
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Oxford
healer,
ele.
Phone
Hlack
2IH.
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I.OOOLNO
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for
sale
and
gasboal
33
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good
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175
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office.
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camera
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on
pipeline
Sunday.
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please
phone
lied
01.
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FOUND
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car
have
same
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by
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ownership
and
paying
lor
this
advertisement.
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and
lloom
at
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centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
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830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WAINWllIOIIT
(Alberta)
OIL-
FIKLDS.
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for
free
book-let
containing
authentic
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on
this
wonderful
oilfield.
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120
Seymour
Slreel,
Vancouver,
1
1.0.
110
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Franklin.
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Floor,
Federal
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87
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and
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Third
Ave,
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