26,
lfrT
Wen's
$5
Oxfords
$2-K
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
House-Hold
linens
aaaalaBsa--a-!
i
Vrf
LAUNDER
L1KEN-S
I
IN
VAV
That
rrinv
us
Compliments
each
day.
i
THE
manner
in
which
we
"do
up"
household
linens
meets
with
he
hostess'
approval.
The
manner
in
which
we
launder
her
table
cloths,
bed
spreads
and
pillow
cases
appeals
to
her
ense
of
politeness.
Pioneer
Laundry
1'hone
118
their
intention
of
competing.
a
many
had
probably
mailed
their
entries
In
time
to
have
them
accepted.
,
The
Toronto
marathon
will
certainly
TcKtablish
many
records.
Never
In
the
'..
history
of
long
distance
swimming
have
'
there
been
so
many
entries:
so
many
"stars;"
so
many
"dark
norses.
cnam-plons
and
near-ehamplons.
And
certainly
there
has
never
before
been
offered
such
cash
prizes.
The
winner
of
the
swim,
if
masculine,
will
collect
30.000.
while
If
a
woman
should
do
the
unexpected
and
defeat
all
swim
mers
of
both
sexes
she
will
have
3S,-
000
to
spend
on
"pin
money.
ni:oit(iK
voi
mi
Many
of
the
swimmers
are
training
around
Toronto.
Oeorge
Young,
whose
great
achievement
tn
the
catatina
Channel
swim,
when
he
finished
alone
of
103
swimmers,
has
made
him
internationally
famous,
had
been
training
near
Plcton,
Ont.
Recently,
however,
he
moved
his
training
quarters
to
Oak-vllle,
where,
it
is
said,
the
water
is
colder.
He
Is
favored
to
win
the
marathon,
but
a
glance
at
the
entry
list
shows
that
all
will
not
be
easy
for
the
local
lad.
His
chances
are
more
than
odds
will
without
but
these
300
to
one.
doubt
decern"
as
the
race
progresses
the
mediocre
swimmers
drop
out.
That
many
will
drop
out
is
a
fore-ecne
conclusion.
Lake
Ontario
at
no
warm,
and
even
now
the
time
is
very
cold.
Many
of
the
water
Is
getting
better-known
swimmers
freely
predict
that
tbt.
end
of
tb
Xlr.t
.svsn
mll.i
$7J)0
Values
$1.85
S2.85
S3.85
'
eral
cases,
the
more
temperamental
"fish"
will
have
orchestras
accompany
them,
while
some
will
rely
on
the
THE
DAILY
NEtTS
page
Frvr
Saturday
Bros.
Whole
Store
Ablaze
with
Bargains!
f
New
Dresess
Many
very
smart
effects
will
be
shown
tomorrow.
Fall
Styles
that
are
now
being
offered
in
the
larger
cities
at
$20
to
$23
you
can
buy
here
Saturday
at
$10-85
and
It
Is
anticipated
that
there
will
be
a
decided
spurt
a,!
the
start.
The
spurt
wtu
not
last
long,
however,
since
the
distance
of
21
miles
wiU
require
.
a
slow,
steady
stroke.'
The
fact"
that,
the1
course
is.
'laid
o"lIt,
arid
that.,
there
,1s
while
much-abused
ukeleie
to
wile
away
theiual.
brushes
between
swimmers
who
hours.
Every
companled
by
swimmer
will
be
ac
a
boat
containing
his
handlers
and
an
offloial.
The
race
will
start
at
nine
o'clock
In
the
morning,
but
the
finish
will
be
problematical.
It
may
be
over
at
nine
o'clock
on
the
same
night;
It
may
be
considerably
later
before
the
first
swimmer
completes
the
course.
Every-
have
the
perfectly
natural
human
trait
O
rina
ana
evep
uiejua-e
tifurges
mar
a-1
thons.
.have
not
been
laid
outj
In
regular
courses,
and
it
Is
a
decided
Innovation
In
long
distance
swimming.
It
will
also
lead
to
the
Inevitable
Individ-
or
dislike
of
being
passed
by
others.
As
to
"feature
entries"
In
addition
now
to
George
Coombs,
of
Sudbury,
Ont.,
who
Is
legless:
Michael
Ham-hourg,
Toronto,
who
Is
blind,
and
Arthur
Compton.
of
California,
14
years
old,
are
the
entries
of
Bert
Rovere
of
Lcs
Angeles,
a
former
grand
thing
hinges
on
the
weather.
Should
'opera
singer,
who
even
now
entertains
the
natators
have
to
buck
heads
to
(visitors
to
his
training
camp,
and
WU-wlnds
on
one
"leg"
of
the
course,
as'
Ham
Cornwcll.
Toronto
street
car
con-it
seems
almo6t
certain
they
will,
theiductor,
who
has
14
children.
Is
six
time
will
be
lowered
considerably.
It
:
feet
tall
and
weight
245
pounds.
At
seems
too
good
to
expect
absolutely
,
present
William
la
the
"largest"
en-calm
waters
and
clear
skies.
trant
In
the
swim.
The
original
starting
point
was
in-
side
the
breakwater
which
runs
along
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
So
Coolso
Delicious!
aiiiiiia
TTtsm-ila-ft-l
it
Iced
1
1
1
Uy
It
Greatest
Sale
TO
FORCE
OUT
THOUSANDS
OF
DO
LARS
WORTH
OF
THIS
BIG
STOCK
BEFORE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
I'VE
MADE
FURTHUR
DEEP
CUTS
IN
PRICES.
DRY
GOODS
SHOES
READY
TO
-
WEAR
HOSIERY
AND
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
A
BIG
SAVING
FOR
ALL.
MEAD
THIS
If
SHOES
AT
BIG
REDUCTIONS
No
shoe
values
for
women
equal
these.
AH
short
linos
have
been
taken
out
of
stock
and
grouped
at
these
prices.
All
children's
shoos
reduced.
.$5.00
Values
&.ro
Values
$G.50
Values
Here
Is
hoping
that
the
rain
clouds
will
blow
over
this
evening
and
favor
the
return
football
match
of
HALS.
Colombo
and
Prince
Rupert.
The
first
match
Wednesday
night
was
a
great
game,
one
of
the
finest
that
has
been
seen
here
this
season,
all
the
two
hundred
and
fifty
fans
who
attended
will
agree.
There
Is
general
anticipation
for
this
second
'match
between
the
visiting
sailor
lads
and
the
locals.
The
teams
prove
themselves
so
closely
matched
In
the
first
match
that
It
may
only
need
the
breaks
of
luck
to
decide
the
winner
In
this.
At
leect
400
swimmers,
among
them
the
world's
greatest,
will
slowly
move
forward
at
9
o'clock
.
next
Wednesday
rnsrning
to
plunge
ftfo
.
the?
'waters
of
Lale-
Ohtrl6
at
Toronto
iri
tht
great
est
competitive
swim-
the
world
'has
tVf
r
',knowli,-;
.
About,
itdplght.
or
pert
4,U:
.
V.
.
fen
1
kalnn
f.nnK:!
wiouia
emerge
irom
"
the)
water
alter
covering
21
miles
to
be
crowned
monarch
of
all,
the
golden
'bait
of
3000
safely
In
his
grasp;
If
the
winner
be
a
woman,
of
35,000.
The
remainder
of
a
total
prize
of
50.000
will
be
divided
up
among
any
of
the
other
contestants
who
may
finish.
CAPT.LECKIE
CLUB
GUEST
Address
Given
to
Kotarians
at
Their
Luncheon
Yesterday
There
"was
a
good
attendance
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
which
was
addressed
by
Commander
Lecky.
other
naval
men
present
being
Lieut.
Commander
Weeks.
Dr.
Cousins,
surgeon.
and
Lieut.
-Commander
Ponder
of
the
local
naval
reserve.
Captain
Leckie
explained
that
the
Colombo
was
one
unit
of
a
very
small
squadron
making
Its
base
at
the
Bermudas
and
they
aimed!
to
vUlt
the
coast
with.
one
of
thelrPvessela
once
a
year.
The
idea
was
tp
show
the
flag
here
and
let
the
people
know
what
they
looked
like
In
time
of
peace.
The
presence
of
the
British
Navy
tended
to
foster
the
Empire
spirit.
The
visit
here
thW
trip,
Capt.
Lecky
explained,
was
shortened
by
the
tof-off
in
Seattle.
The
Captain
told
of
the
various
badges
of
the
ships,
that
of
the
Colombo
being
the
elephant.
The
crests
and
mittoa
were
alloted
to
the
ships
by
the
curator
of
the
British
Museum
who
was
an
Men's
$5
Hats
a
)
$2-95
HEM
this!!
$1-95
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
147
Fine
Imported
Broadcloth
Shirts
in
all
the
new
novelty
Check
and
Stripe
Patterns
and
White.
Soft
collars
of
same
material
with
each
shirt.
Values
to
$4.50
in
all
sizes
to
IV
on
Sale
tomorrow
at
$1.95
114
Fine
Madras
and
Broadcloth
Shirts
in
Stripes
and
Checks.
These
are
fine
high-grade
Shirts.
All
sizes.
Values
to
$3.00.
Your
choice
at
$1.35.
Icakadian
Vacific
$135
MEN'S
OVERALLS
wojie.vs
coats
"HOT
spots"
underwear
One
lot
Men's
Work
Shirts
29c
H.
avv
Ulue
Dennim
with
White
A
large
Kfoup
Gf
heavy
and
me-
n
i
.
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,
ftn
m.
"
"
j
o
36
inch
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Cotton
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famous
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wool
in
lull
cut
and
guaranteed
dium
weight
Coats,
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or
fur-
UIie
101
Juens1!w
1,eS
&Peciai
iOC
30
inch
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Cotton
17'xr
Men's
Combination!."
:
i
To
rip.
Sizes
38
to
44.
Special
trimmed.
Values
to
$37.60.
90
inch
Gray
Cotton
(Kit
Q
QC
CI
QQ
C-f
O
OC
81
inch
White
Cotton
t
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il,0d
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CASH.
'
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61
inch
Gray
Cotton
(Of.
"
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9
oz.
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81
nch
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SPORT
SHIRTS
heaw
dennim,
Khaki
color
only.
Blankets.
Comforters,
Sheets
I
IA
W
1
1
I
llEir.lil
Good
Flannelette
II?
One
lot
of
Men
Sport
Shirts-
rully
reinforced.
Larger
eizes
and
Pillow
Cases
greatly
reduced.
OlLIJJl
1llU
1
11U1IU
high
colored
plaids.
Regular
$7.50.
niv
etn
ni-
Flannelette
Blankets.
Q-fJ
QQ
Shop
Here
Saturday
tj-
?4.7t)
extra
quality,
pair
..
VX.OU
Al.
White
selling
this
stock
for
SEE
THE
WINDOWS
t.OD
The
EASY
Electric
Vacuum
Washer
la
Thompson
Hardware
Go.
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
MOST
ENTRIES
j
IN
ANY
SWIM
'
Dig
Marathon
at
Toronto
Attract
I
all
Important
Marathon
Stars
t
!
WATER
VERY
COLD
j
Biggest
Event
of
Modern
Times
Expected
to
be
Staged
Next
j
Wednesday
TORONTO.
Aug.
26.
(Canadian
'
Press).
-When
tile
150,000
swimming
.naratbon,
scheduled
for
August
31,
was
first
proposed,
It
was
estimated
that
accommodation
for
at
least
QO
'
natators
would,'
have
'
ta
,t
'found,
j
locally.
A
Mt
eatlraate
oj
200
was.
regarded
as
a-
fbt
$f
.lfpf,
Carina
rW
,1
'fllisirj.
brosjJit
.rot
'
wfiav
W4W,
jip-U!,:iiat
tee,
.'grHV
.est
ciUectjibn
of
slars
'that'
-haVi
everj
i
competed
and
total
starters
In
that
'rvent
were
103.
However,
when
en-'
tries
closed
for
the
local
marathon
on
:
August
IS,
371
.swimmers
had
signified
I
of
the
31
mile
course
the
field
will
be
Toronto's
waterfront.
The
breakwater
"
i
irruwed
down
considerably,
while
not
was
only
300
feet
from
the
shoreline.
j
mure
tnun
ta
win
iinisn.
ana
a
siring
oi
Barges
were
to
oe
useo
!
i
TKHTII
(IIATTKIUXO
from
which
to
start
the
swimmers.
Edward
Keating,
winner
of
the
Lake
However,
since
the
distance
to
the
George
Marathon,
on
his
arrival
here
j
concrete
wall
la
so
short
the
entries
so
from
New
York,
Immediately
went
Into
many,
officials
of
the
event
have
de-
the
water.
"That's
colder
than
Lake
George,"
he
said,
a
he'
came
out
with
tils
teeth
chattering.
Harry
Erlckaon.
who
stayed
In
the
water
of
that
lake
for
more
than
24
hours,
and
who
Is
training
with
Keating,
laughed
as
be
too
emerged
from
Lake
Ontario's
chilly
water.
"Oh
Boy
I
that's
oold
stuff
1
You
can
tell
the
world
for
me
that
there'll
be
no
IS
finish
tn
this
swim
tvn
If
there
are
300
to
(tart.
It
will
freeze
them
out
if
it
Is
as
cold
as
ttila."
cided
to
start
the
"flying
fish"
from
outside
the
breakwall.
Rules
will
be
laid
down
governing
fouling
and
other
contingencies,
and
these
are
at
present
under
consideration.
jotKK.viMi
roi:
POSITION
No
doubt
there
will
be
much
jockeying
for
various
positions
tn
the
race,
and
to
get
away'
from
this
the
positions
wUl
be
drawn
for
by
the
authorities.
Those
drawing
a
position
on
the
outside
will
have
a
decided
early
advantage
In
the;,
race
If
they
can
get
However,
the
direction
of
the
rwlnd
to
tlie
first
turn
ahead
of
the
others.
usually
bu
considerable
bearing
on
the
temperature
of
the
water
around
Toronto.
An
onshore
wind
from
the
(?utji
blowing
'-Jhe
-warm
water
in,
will
make
It
'comfortable;
an
off-shore
wind,
from
the
north
will
make
it
Vercold.'
vyV,i
oKriieTia
no
.u.om1
V
arrangements
iraYbjy
farknlf
swimmers,.;
trainers
;
Sid
managers':'
ha'vef
aroused
considerable
Interest.
In
sev
SPORT
CHAT
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketililkan,
IVrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
August
I.
5,
8,
15.
19,
..
29.
To
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
August
3.
C,
10,
13,
10,
24,
31.
I'KINCKMH
IIKAJKM'E.
for
isuteditle.
Cast
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Kails.
Nainu,
Alert
Ifcij.
Camplx-ll
Klver,
and
Vaneuuer
every
Haturd.iy,
II
ajn.
Agency
for
all
Hteanuhlp
Lines.
Full
information
frum
W.
C.
ORC1URH.
fleneral
Agrnt.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prlnre
Kuuert,
H.C
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place"cailed
"Ilome"
120
Rooms,
American,
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
WateV.
Bus-meets
all
trains,
an&iboats.
-
'
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
Manager.
ex-naval
man.
The
visitor
spoke
of
the
beautiful
and
spaciout
harbor
here
and
said
he
only
wished
they
could
come
more
often
and
stay
longer.
The
port
had
wonderful
possibilities.
He
said
he
was
particularly
glad
to
see
the
children
aboard
as
it
gave
them
an
idea
what
a
warship
was
like.
At
the
conclusion
the
commander
was
thanked
for
his
addresi
by
Colonel
NicholU,
who
also
welcomed
the
other
visitors.
TAKEN
IN
TOW
FOR
QUART
OF
MOONSHINE
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
26.
With
a
pint
of
moonshine
and
two
quarts
of
homebrew
on
his
person.
Charles
Johnson,
recent
arrival
from
Juneau,
was
arrested
by
Police
Officer
"Casey"
WUllams
and
turned
over
to
federal
authorities.
Johnson
pleaded
guilty
to
possession
before
United
States
Commissioner
J.
W.
Kehoe
and
sentence
was
reserved.
According
to
federal
officers
Johnson
admitted
having
been
arrested
four
times
In
five
months
on
similar
charges
In
Juneau.
LONDON,
Aug.
26.
Betty
Nuthall,
England's
attractlje
slx'teenyear-old
tennis
star,
has
been
honored
by
having
a
beautiful
new
rose
named
after
her.
Tlie
new
rose
la
of
a
cerise
-crimson
shade
and
has
a
dsllcat
petfuma.
Wood
DRY
BIRCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Large
sack,
HOt
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST