I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors
I"
So
often
you
hear
that
remark.
It
is
only
because
those
people
who
make
it,
havft
lia.il
their
fill
of
waxes,
mis
ami
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
lias
used
the
right
floor
varnish
has
no
floor
troubles.
Try
Ct
Floor
Varnish
next
time,
we
guarantee.
.
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlco,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
arc
ready
at
nny
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
!
,
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Rand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
One
Ford
Coupe
.
.
$400.00
One
Ford
Sedan
..
$475.00
One
Ford
Light
Delivery
$400.00
These
cars
are
thoroughly
overhauled
and
recomlilinn-cd.
They
bear
the
Ford
"Winged
I'ypiraid"
guarantee.
I'asy
payments
if
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
lii
m
I
I
I
Klmn
J.
Li.
Diaill
-.1
Cars
for
Sale
j
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tt.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
'MBtrlbutlng.
Team
or
Motor
Sorvfce.
Coal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Fumltur
Kovlnft.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
RAILWAYMAN
GOLF
DEFENDER
J.
Gill
Gardiner
of
Thornton
Party
Tells
of
Jasper
Course
CALGAItY.
Aug.
20.
"Calgary
is
id
he
congratulated
this
year
in
having
the
Western
Canada
(iplf
Tournament
staged
here,"
declared
.1.
(iill
Gardiner,
of
Hrockville,
a
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Hailways,
on
his
arrival
here
as
a
member
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton's
parly.
Mr.
Gardner
who
is
an
ardent
golf
enthusiast
was
a
close
observer
of
the
games
being
played
here.
He
voiced
the
conviction
that
before
long
most
of
Ihe
real
championship
games
played
.in
Canada,
would
be
fought
oiif.
on
the
new
Jasper
Park
course,
which
gives
promise
of
being
one
of
Ihe
finest
in
Canada,
if
not
on
the
continent.
.
"I
wis"li
those
of
our
critics,
who
had
talked
extravagance
in
building
gulf
courses
at
Jasper
I'ark
and
Minaki
could
go
over
the
nine
holes
of
Ihe
Jasper
course
which
are
in
play,"
Mr.
Gardiner
declared."
They
would
only
have
to
lislen
to
the
comments
of
golf
fans
amongst
the
tourists
to
know
that
this
pro-misi-s
to
be
one
of
I
tin
best
in
vestments
that
wehave
yet
mad
a
and
with
the
completion
of
Ihe
18
holes
Jasper
Park
will
have
a
golf
course
that
will
be
seconJ
lo
nothing
in
Canada.
Mr.
Gardiner-spoke
highly
of
Ihe
receptions
which
had
been
tendered
In
Sir
Henry
and
the
members
of
his
party
along
the
line
and
said
that
everywhere
the
people
had
gone
out
of-their
way
lo
show
their
appreciation
of
what
the
Canadian
National
management
were
doing
in
trying
to
provide
Ihe
best
trans,
norlulion
service
for
Ihe
Sport
Chat
The
fourth
game
in
the
Gil-liuTy
i.
up
football
series,
that
be
ween
the
Sons
of
Kugland
and
I
lie
Cold
Storage,
Is
scheduled
l
take
place
this
evening
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
In
th
first
meeting
of
the
series
between
these
teams,
the
.Sons
were
victorious
but
the
Cold
Storage
players
'have
high
hopes
that
they
will
be
able
lo
turn
Ihe
tables
tonight;
One
thing
they
seem
to
have
in
their
favor
is
an
effective
attack
if
it
is
properly
arranged.
t
he
Sons
of
Kngland
announce
Ihe
following
line-up;
II.
Howe,
goal;
(ieorge
Howe
and
George
Wnugh,
full
backs;
Hansen,
Males
and
lloherly,
half
backs;
Long,
Itussell,
Johnson,
Dickens
and
Fanjuhar,
forwards.
Cold
Storage:
A.
Murray,
C.
Whatman,
K.
Jack,
J.
Corbet,
J.
Sim.
A.
Mnednnald,
S.
Krsklne,
A.
Harvey,
C.
Wiper,
S.
Khler,
C.
N'orringlon.
Ileserves:
II.
Carlson.
S.
liarlon
and
J.
Tornry.
QUOITS
BEING
PLAYED
ST.
ANDREWMEMBERS
Results
of
First
Round
by
Those
who
Have
Already
Taken
Part
Prince
Ilttpert's
lalesl
sport
U
puills.
It
Is
being
played
hy
the
members
of
Kl.
Andrew's
Hociely
outside
their
clubhouse
and
Is
causing
considerable
interest.
The
result
of
Ihe
first
round
J.
Maclean,
15;
J.
Simpson,
13.
j.
hick,
is;
j.
Tnnnoi-k,
1.
J.
Wntson.
I!i;
A.
Sinclair,
5
II.
Sleen.
15;
P..
Woods,
7.
13.
Ferguson,
15;
J.
Irvine,
12.
vlTifY,CT
.
I
WHAT
V
1
'BASEBALL
CLASSIC
I
3
PLAYED
YESTERDAY
Gyros
Beat
Rotarlans
For
Sec
ond
Time
This
Season
at
Acropolis
Hill
The
second
of
the
classic
baseball
games
between
the
Itolnry
and
Gyro
Clubs
was
played
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
yesterday
aflern.oon,
the
Gyros
winr
niiig
on
the
long
end
of
a
15
to
8
score.
There
was
a
fair-crowd
siasm.
Both
sides
played
to
win
and
their
efforts
with
that
end
in
view
were
productive
of
plenty
of
fun.
Slan
Taylor
pitched
for
the
Gyro
Club,
and
Consul
Wakefield
was
on
the
mound
for
Ihe
Ho-tarians.
Hill
Cruikshauk
and
George
UIlro
were
the
respective
catchers.
Outstanding
features
were
the
fielding
of
Bob
llobvrtson
and
Bill
Nelson,
short
slop
and
.right
fielder
for
I
he
Gyro
Club
and
of
lir.
W.
T.
Ker-
in,
centre
fielder
,
and
Hank
I.iltle,
first
baseman
for
the
Ho-larians.
Jarvis
Mrl.rod,
short
stop
for
the
Hotary
Club,
was
as
usual
lithe
and
uhiuuilous.
The
teams
lined
Up
as
follows:
Gyro
Club
Milt
Gonzales,
fh:
S.
K.
Campbell,
If;
Hoy
Mc-.Vaughtnn,
3b;
Charlie
Dalagno.
cf;
Hill
iN'elson,
rf:
Hob
IloberU
son,
ss;
Harold
.Mcr.wen
and
Charlie
Starr,
2h;
Hill
Cruik-
shank,
c;
S.
W.
Taylor,
p.
Holary
Club
George
Munro.
c;
Valler
Vance,
If;
Hank
Lillle.
lb;
Norman
Watt,
2h;
Jarvis
McLeod.
-Rs;
Dr.
Will
.Kergin.
ef;
George
Bryant,
rf;
Consul
Wake-
field,
p;
Sid
Johnstone,
3b.
Lionel
llnltby
was
umpire
of
balls
ami
strikes
and
Tommy
Trotier
of
bases.
They
did
their
best
and
got
away
with
It.
Score
by
innings:
12
3
15
Gyro
....
1
10
9
I
15
Hotary
...
3
2
n
2
1
R
BASEBALL
GAME
WAS
TWELVE-ALL
DRAW
Sons
of
Canada
and
Gyro
Club
Had
Batting
Practice
at
Ac
ropolis
Grounds
Last
Wight
The
baseball
game
last
nighl
at
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
between
the
Sous
of
Canada
and
the
Gyro
Club
turned
out
lo
be
more
uf
a
batting
practice
than
anything
else.
It
only
went
four
innings
and,
when
il
was
called
off
on
account
of
darkness,
the
score
ua
12
all.
Tulloch
pitched
.for
the
Gyro
Club
and
Alex
Hoy
for
lite
Sous
of
Canada,
Willie
Lam-hie
making
bin
debut
as
a
pitcher
toward
the
end
of
the
game
when
hn
relieved
Hoy.
lie
showed
up
lo
advantage..
The
line-ups
were;
Sola
of
Canada
McKeown,
c;
Hoy.
p;
V.
Menzies.
lb;
I).
.Hal-four,
2b;
Alex"
Milchell,
ss;
J
Fariuhar,
3b;
I.amhle,
If;
W
Milchell,
cf;
!.
Frizel1,
rf;
liar-vey
Hansen,
rf.
Gyro
Club
Hohldcatl,
c;
Tul
loch,
p;
S.
Bazctl.Jnncs,
lh;
G
Milchell,
2b;
Vallance,
ss;
Moran
3b;
H.
Astoria,
If;
II.
Frlr.zell,
cf;
I).
I.ldslone,
rf.
i.aporte-
Mini
.McMailer
were
umpires.
A"
good
crowd
was
in
attendance.
A
borne
run
was
made
by
Jack
llatchford
in
the
last
Inning.
,Mc
j
Known
suffered
an
injury
In
his
finger.
The
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
being
In
town
Just
now,
it
has
been
ar-
GETTER
HCxG
4
OlMS
av
Nri
FtATuof
Scitvtct.
Inc.
CimI
Brut
riflil
it
J
J
ranged
lhal
Ihe
match
be-1
I
ween
a
learn
of
seven
from'
that
1
widy
and
an
equal
number'
from
Ihe
llifle
Association
hero
shall
lake
place
at
MrNirholl
ranges
on
Sunday
for
Ihe
corporation
cup.
The
cup
was
won
by
the
Hegiini'iit
last
year
and
Ihe
Motilities
have
challenged
for
il
this
year.
LOCAL
PASSENGERS
ON
PRINCE
GEORGE
in
attendance
ami
Ihe
proceeds!
C.X.H.
steamer
Prince
George
will
be
applied
lo
the
Gyro
Club's'
Gapt.
II.
.Vddon,
arrived
from
playground
fund.
The
game
was'
Vancouver
and
wuyports
at
!M5
not
without
its
amusing
inci-'Giis
morning
with
a
full
passen-dents
ami
what
the
players
maye'r
HsL
The
majority
of
the
have
lacked
in
skill
they
fully'
passengers
were
tourists
for
the
made
up
for
in
vigor
and
cnthu-Wi
lefl
on
the
easthound
train
for
Jasper
Park
and
points
east
of
Jasper.
The
following
passengers
de-harked
here:
Miss
Arlene
Kirkpalriok,
Miss
Hoberts,
Fred
Hale,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gavigau
and
daughter.
C.
It.
Johnston.
J.
II.
Johnston,
II.
K.
Gover,
Miss
M
'Anderson,
Miss
B.
Campbell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
llann.
Miss
May
Ilork,
Miss
Lily
Scolt.,Miss
Kelsey,
W.
II.
Bell.
Mrs.
O'llara.
Mrs.
F.
II.
Spragiie,
Miss
.McabTli.
Miss
11.
T.
Tre-mayne.
Miss
F..
Menzies
A.
A.
Uix,
Miss
C.
Heck.
Miss
Hdith
Carson.
Mrs.
Mlance
and
chUd,
Mrs.
F..
(V.Siinlli.
F.
Thomson,
and
J.
Taylor.
ELKS
ARE
GOING
ESSINGTON
SUNDAY
A
special
train
will
be
run
to
and
from
llaysport
on
Sunda
under
Ihe
hupices
of
the
local
Hlks'
Lodge
which
Is
holding
a
minstrel
shnw
ami
picnic
at
Port
I-.ssinglon
that
day.
'Hie
train
will
leac
here
nl
9
in
the
morning
and,
reluming,
leave
Hays-port
at
1
in
the
evening.
Special
arrangements
have
been
made
for
the
ferrying"
of
the
passen
gers
across
the
Skeena
Iliver
between
llaysport
and
Kssinglon
Ihe
railway
company
has
also
eranted
special
face
rales.
AMERICAN
AND
BRITISH
GET
GREEK
CONTRACTS
ATIIFN'S.
Aug.
21.
One
of
Ihe
most
important
contracts
award
e
by
the
(ireek
government
Is
thai
giten
lo
American
and
llrit
ish
.
nnpitaMftft
,
rehwilly
fo-
Irn-
rovemenifii
in
me
sainntkl
His
Irlel.
The
contracts
provide
for
the
abolishment
of
lakes
in
thai
district
and
for
chamring
Ihe
course
of
the
Vanlar
Iliver
In
Macedonia.
It
is
expected
that
the
work
when
completed
will
result
in
:mproved
health
conditions
for
Ihe
entire
district
by
Ihe
removal
nf
ihe
sources
oi'
malaria
and
that
400
square
kilometers
nf
land
will
have
been
reclaimed.
The
amount
of
capital
lo
he
fur
nished
by
Ihe
Americans
and
lirilains
is
said
lo
he
S20.000,
000.
The
contract
was
signed
for
American
Interests
hy
Frank
I
in
lleminglon.
president
of
the
.New
York
Foundation
Company
SHED
CLOTHES
seF
IN
ARCTIC
WILDS
AND
BECAME
MEN
OF
WORLD
.
NY-AAr.KSIINI),
Kingsbay
Spilzbergeu.
Aug.
21.
Polar
ex
plorers,
it
seems,
do
nol
look
(he
pari
unless
(hey
are
exploring
When
ltoald
Amundsen,
Lin
coln
Kllsworlh
ami
their
com
pantons
Inruled
back
here,
they
did
not
lose
much
lime
In
shed
ding
their
Arctic
apparel
for
everyday
garb.
True
enough,
they
all
needed
shaves
and
baths
badly,
but
llielr
metamorphosis
into
well
groom
r4
.1
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
MISSING
RELATIVES
llerl
and
Arthur,
brothers,
last
heard
of
in
Vancouver.
II.
C.
fourteen
years
ago.
Will
any
one
knowing
of
their
where
ahouts,
please
communicale
with
Frank
ConmlH
Coprland.
It.lt.t.
Chilliwack.
It.C
HOUSF.KF.F.PF.H
wanted
for
young
family
al
Alice
Arm.
Apply
Box
2C5,
Daily
.ew
otllce.
WANTKI).
Plain
dressmaking
Ileasonabte
rates.
71H.
Fraer
Street.
tf
BOY
WANTKI).
Apply
Mux
25S.
Daily
.News
otllce.
WANTKI).
General
Phone
ItK.
FOR
SALE
servant.
195
FOIl
SALK
AT
TKHHACK,
B.C.
Five
roomed
house,
well
finished;
living
room
22
x
21,
fireplace;
three
bedroom
II
x
12
and
big
kitchen;
1
acres
with
fruit
trees
eight
years
old;
five
minutes
from
station
and
post
otllce.
Apply
Mrs.
F.
T.
Hoss,
Terrace,
B.C.
FOH
SALK.
Slove
troubles
sol
ved.
Why
worry
about
your
old
stoves
when
you
can
exchange
them
as
first
payment
on
a
new
PM'MIKH
IIANGF
and
have
complete
satisfaction.
Balance
on
easy
payments.
Prince
Iluperl
Kxchange.
Phone
C52.
If
FUHNITUHK
bought,
sold
anJ
exchanged.
Dominion
inlaid
linoleum
and
Barry,
Kirkcaldy",
Scotland,
Inlaid
linoleum.
Fur
niture
and
ranges
of
all
description
for
sale.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
House.
Phone
FOH
SALK.
At
Anyox.
fi.V
speedy
runabout
"Kngle;"
20
x
0;
20
h.p.
Peerless
four
cylinder
engine
as
good
as
new.
Apply
Caplain
Neddcn,
barge
"Oranro,"
Anyox.
B.C.
203
FOH
SALK.
Cheap.
Contents
.if
completely
furnished
roomint
bouse.
Good
business
oppnr-
lunlly.
Lverylhlng
in
first
class
condition
-
Miss
Carson
218
Second
Avenue.
0!
FOIl
SALK.
Healer
and
Kngli.h
Baby
Buggy.
325
Fifth
Ave
West.
Phone
Green
280.
1
115
BOARD
HOAItl)
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
BOAItl)
ami
Hoom
or
Board
only
Phone
lied
707.
ed
men
nf
Ihe
world
was
so
com
plete
as
lo
slarlle
lhne
who
met
lliem
soonafter
their
arrival.
Amundsen
wore
a
well-filling
gray
sports
Jacket,
with
cap
breeches,
hose
and
brogues
(o
malch.
A
silk
handkerchief
peeped
oul
of
his
breasl
pocket,
and
with
bis
grave
courtly
man
ners
he
had
Ihe
air
of
a
lyplcal
country
squire.
rtllser-I.arseifs
alhlellc
rigure
showed
up
bravely
in
dark
blue
serge,
silk
socks
and
patent
leather
shoes.
Oscar
Onulal
also
affected
blue
serge.
Leif
Die
i.i.i......
.
i
.
.
iiiln.-imi
nHM
irii
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grey
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and
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affecled
a
gray
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flannel
trousers.
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generally
went
about
bare.-headeil.
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was
dressed
in
a
plain
business
suil
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might
pass
in
any
Kuropeah
Capital.
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copper-hued
complex-Ions
alone
betrayed
an
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acquaintance
wllh
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blasts.
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tawing
machine.
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Clonic
Store.
If
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HKNT.
IVo
rortin
furnish
DAILY
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Vancouver.
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Boathouse,
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Moving.
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you
want
anything
sent
for,
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visit
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King
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Hotel
now
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Up-to-date
Dining
Hoom
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