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Is
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cause
of
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of
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ills
that
afflict
humanity.
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self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
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eyes
are
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surely
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eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
Inexcusable.
DONT
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health
and
effi-ciency
through
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MOOSE
BEAT
TERMINALS
IN
FOOTBALL
GAME
In
one
of
the
most
keenly-contested
nd
well
played
games
of
the
season
Moose
beat
Terminals
last
evening
4-1
In
the
City
League.
Both
teams
had
several
changes
Iron-,
their
usual
elevens
and
all
the
lie
men
did
well.
Moose
played
down
hill
but
started
with
only
ten
men.
Play
was
In
mid-field
for
a
spell
and
then
Hamilton
beat
SomervUle
and
going
clone
In
beat
W.
Murray
to
put
Terminals
one
up.
Lob-
llnlc
nnv
rnmnlptH
th
tmm
anri
W.
Murray
.
went
left
half.
Moose
had
more
of
the.
game
and
Qurvlch
saved
Hodgklnson
sent
behind
but
from
another
of
his
centres
Chenoskl
put
thf
teams
level.
Moose
were
on
top
and
Hodgklnson
forced
a
comer
which
he
placed
well
but
It
was
cleared.
Murray
put
In
a
tine
shot
which
Ourvlch
did
well
to
put
over,the
bar.
He
fisted
away
the
resUltlng
corner.
Chenoskl
centred
well
and
Murray
shot
over
when
well
placed.
From
a
free
kick
outside
tlu
penalty
area
Sam
Currle
scored
with
&
j
fine
shot
to
put
the
Moose
ahead.
Plaj
was
now
fast
and
keen.
Gurvler
caught
Hodgklnson's
shot
at
the
upright.
Cameron
defended
well
and
Qurvlch
again
saved
well
a
high
shot
from
Chenoskl
that
looked
aU
over
a
goal.
Borne
loose
high
kicking
was
uninteresting.
Dick
Howe
was
through
-but
finished
weakly.
Sam
Currle
defended
well
and
Terminals."
defence
was
sorely
tried.
SomervUle
stopped
George
Howe
and
half-time
found
Moose
leading
by
3-1
PRESENTATION
TO
JIMMIK
During
the
Interval
a
presentation
was
made
to
Jlmmle
Hamilton
on
thf
occasion
of
his
recent
marriage.
Jle
has
the
best
wishes
of
his
team-mates
and
footballers
for
the
future.
With
the
hill
In
their
favor
Terminals
took
up
the
aggressive
on
the
kick-off
but
Ersklne
defended
well.
Strachan
high
shot
dropped
Just
over.
Hadden
was
prominent
and
Dickens
shot
ove:
from
a
good
position.
Hadden
again
was
prominent
when
he
sent
Howe
of!
with
a
fine
pass
but
a
fruitless
corner
resulted.
Strachan
shot
Just
over
and
play
went
to
the
other
end
where
Ourvlch
saved
Hodgklnson's
centre.
Lobllck
saved
Hamilton's
high
shot,
and
Moose
were
back
In
Terminals'
goal
where
H.
Hodgklnson
converted
a
fine
centre
from
Chenoskl
to
put
Moose
two
goals
up.
Moose
tested
Ourvlch
again
and
then
tobllck
was
called
on.
Back
to
the
other
end
where
Murray
turned
the
bai:
over
the
bar.
J.
Murray
went
through
but
hit
the
upright
and
after
a
scramble
Hodgklnson
scored
again.
George
Howe
shot
Just
over.
Both
teams
were
play
ing
fast
ball
with
play
alternating
and
always
Interesting.
Lobllck
pulled
down
a
fine
shot
of
Hadden's.
Cameron
clear-
red
and
Menzles
,
drove
a
lone
-
shot
carelessly
past.
Terminals
found
the
Moose
defence
sure
and
young
Currli
was
safe.
Frlzzell
took
a
good
comer.
Murray
made
a
clever
run
but
nothing
resulted.
Dickens
shot
close.
W.
Murray
shot
weakly
after
J.
Murray
had
made
the
opening.
Lobllck
saved
George
Howe's
good
shot,
and
then
fisted
away.
With
only
a
few
minutes
to
go
the
game
was
better
than
ever.
Lobllck
made
a
great
one-handed
stop
from
clone
In
and
excitement
ran
high.
Full
time
found
the
Moose
winners
4-1.
Teams
:
Moose
Lobllck,
J.
Currle
Jr.,
Ersklne,
W.
Murray
Jr.,
S.
Currle,
SomervUle,
H.
Hodgklnson,
Koppers.
J.
Murray
Chenoskl,
.F.
Hodgklnson.
Terminals
S.
Ourvlch,
R.
Howe,
II
Menzles,
Hill,
Hadden,
O.
Howe,
Hamll
ton,
Strachan,
Dickens,
Cameron
Frlzzell.
Referee
O.
Krause.
Linesmen
A.
Clapperton.
F.
Hardle
FOOTBALL
COMMENTS
It
was.
.a
fine
game
to
watch
and
iucn
exniDiuons
win
draw
bigger
crowds.
The
Moose
deserved
their
-win
but
they
had
Lobllck
to
thank
that
there
was
only
one
goal
against
them.
He
gave
a
fine
display.
His
best
stop
was
the
one-handed
from
point-blank
range.
Ersklns
played
his
usual
clean-kick
tng
game
and
was
very
safe.
Young
Jim
Currle
did
very
well-
both
in
tack
ling
and
kicking.
Earn
Currle
was
the
pick
of
the
halves
and
held
Dickens.
SomervUle
promises
to
do
even
better
with
another
gams
The
Doctor
In
fair
weather
or
foul,
zero
nights
or
rainy
days,
I
have
always
found
that
my
car
starts
instantly
and
performs
perfectly
with
Cham
pion
Spark
Plugs
they're
dependable.
Chmmpion
U
the
hitler
tbaik
plug
8cdui
of
Ut
fUwbttf-rtMicd
iiii
'ui
cwlt
iff
twpUc
coiutrm-fkm
and
iMft
Cla
I
arMljni
tltctrmdu.
Champion
3C
tor
rorda
Champion
Can
other
(hah
Ford
90f
9a
was
another
young
player
who
added
to
his
reputation.
Hadden
played
a
fine
game
both
in
spoiling
his
opponents
and
in
setting
bis
forwards
going.
His
duels
with
Sam
Currle
were
interesting.
Hill
played
a
hard
fast
game.
George
Howe
tried
hard
but
was
not
so
good
as
usual.
The
forwards'
were
disappointing.
Champion
SparPIugs
WINDSOR.
ONT.
A
CANADIAN-MADE'
PRODUCT
W.
Murray
Jr.
gave
a
much
better
dis
play
than
In
his
other
games.
Forward,
Moose
were
always
danger
ous.
The
brothers
Hodgklnson
centred
well
and
quickly.
H.
Hodgklnson
had
three
goals
to
his
credit.
John
Murray
played
cleverly
but
still
overdoes
the
pattern
weaving.
Chenoskl
Is
coming
on.
Terminals:
Ourvlch.
stopped
may
dan
gerous
shots
but
does
not
seem
so
good
at
the
low
ones.
He
might
possibly
have
saved
one
of
them.
II.
Menzles
defended
well
but
indulged
oo
much
In
high
kicking.
Cliff
Camer-
Dickens
missed
several
chances..
He
was
off
him
game
strachan
was
lair.
Ham-
llton
was
fast
but
did
not
get
many
I
opportunities.
Frliawll
was
fair
for
his
first
game
PRINCE
GEORGE
WAS
BEATEN
AT
BASEBALL
BY
GISCOMBETEAM
PRINCE
GEORGE.
July
30
-The
Ols-
oomc
baH
team
took
the
game
from
the
Prince
Oeorsje
boys
on
Sunday
after
noon
vrtUi
a
16-14
score,
after
trailing
thetn
through
eight
Innings.
The
GIs-
come
diamond
la
very
difficult,
the
out
fields
being
covered
with
a
luxuriant
growth
of
spaas,
although
the
Infield
Is
rairiy
raev
nooiey
was
in
mt
vox
lor
the
visitors
and
pitched
a
good
game
except
for
two
wttd
throws
each
of
which
went
for
a
run.
The
sun
was
In
the
eyrs
of
the
fielders
most
of
the
time
and
errors
were
numerous
and
about
evenly
divided.
The
road
between
Prince
George
and
Glscome
is
now
in
good
condition
and
a
number
of
cars
made
the
trip.
GISCOMBE
TENNIS
PLAYERS
TO
VISIT
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
PRINCE
GEORGE.
July
30
Glscome
will
send
a'
team
of
six
men
on
tomor
row
to
try
conclusions
with
as
many
players
from
the
Prince
George
club.
It
will
be
the
first
visit
of
the
Qlscome
men
to-the
city
and
should
result
In
a
number
of
tournaments
between
the
two
places
which
are
within
easy
reach
of
each
other.
In
view
of
the
coming
off
the
Glscome
men
It
has
been
decided
to
close
out
the
club
handicaps
today
so
as
to
leave
the
Sunday
date
open.
SPORT
CHAT
The
retirement
of
John
McGraw
from
the
position
of
manager
of
the
New
York
Giants
after
twenty-five
years'
service
was
the
occasion
of
a
great
demonstration
at
the
new
Polo
Grounds
on
Tuesday.
He
has
been
the
most
admired
and
most
hated
man
in
the
game.
A
record
of
his
association
with
the
Giants
fellows
and
is
a
striking
testimony
to
his
ability.
It
Is
said
that
during
the
ownership.
of
the
club
by
the
late
John
T.
BrushJ
McGraw
was
signed
for
a
salary
of
130.-000
a
year.
When
he
became
an
official
of
the
club
in
1919
his
salary
was
reputed
to
be
$65,000
a
year.
!
The
record
of
how
the
Giants
have
finished
in
the
seasons
from
1903
to
Her
Table
Linen
is
Her
Pride
Its
snowy
whiteness
must
be
preserved.
Therefore
every
time
she
washes
it
she
puts
Reckitt's
Blue
in
the
rinsing
water.
It
makes
all
the
difference
between
having
the
linen
just
clean
and
haying
it
really
white
and
attractive.
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Bag
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There
has
been
much
criticism
of
the
players
in
some
of
the
games
and
particularly
in
the
last
senior
baseball
match.
The
critics
seem
to
have
lost
sight
of
one
thing
namely,
that
In
all
these
matches
the
players
have
striven
to
give
of
their
best.'
If
the
players
snow
any?
sign
of
not
trying,
then
ing.
ii
nowever
wis
piayers
iair
aown
throuh..
their
Own
honest
mistakes,
the
iiyHywH.F.fl'i.w
-lire
.
a,
dropped
fly
annoys
the
player
much
more
than
the
spectator,
so
It's
not
playing
the
game
to
.blame,
the
player
too
much.
The
players
are
In
the
game
for
their
own
enjoyment
and
be
cause
of
their
love
for
the
game.
They
are
not
highly
paid
entertainers.
Let
the
spectators
reallre
this
and
they
will
find
much
more
satisfaction
in
watching
all
the
games.
,
Too
often
the
spectator
or
even
the
player
has
bet
on
the
game.
He
kes
money
because
the
player
makes
a
mis
take.
Then
his
sense
of
Judgment
is
biased
by
the
fact
that
the
error
costs
him
money.
This
Is
where
betting
spoils
games.
Some
fans
can
always
enjoy
a
game
though
they
enjoy
some
games
more
than
they
enjoy
others.
These
are
the
ones
who
look
for
the
Interesting
plays,
wno
appreciate
the
difficulties
and
sympathise
with
the
players.
There
Is
no
game
so
bad
but
that
there
Is
much
enjoyment
In
It.
Get
a
less
fault'
finding
attitude
and
you.
will
enjoy
the
games
much
more.
KANSAS
PEOPLE
ARE
BUYINMIGARETTES
TOPEKA,
Kansas,
July
30.
Kansas
has
teen
buying
cigarettes
legally
for
several
weeks
and
now
it
can
advertise
tliem
in
its
newspapers.
The
State
Supreme
Court
hss
ruled
that
adver
tising
of
cigarettes
in
the
state
could
not
be
prohibited,
and
declared
invalid
that
section
of
the
new
law
legalizing
ineir
sale
which
sought
to
prohibit
ad
yertlslng
them.
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Avenue,
five
rooms
and
bathroom.
Or
would
rent
Phone
Black
487.
177
1
(53.00
PER
MONTH
BUYS
A
SEVEN
roomed
house
on
Graham
Avenue.
Section
Two.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
SALE.
CAILLIE
OUTBOARD,
i
good
shape,
direct
drive.
tCO.00.
Hamilton,
Oeneral
delivery.
178
suite:
steam
bested.
Mallett.
Ltd.
Apply
Smith
&
tf
HOUSE
TO
RENT
AT
TBRRACE.
DC
Apply
333
Eighth
Avenue
Bast.
Phone
Green
4
SO.
FURNISHED
8UITE8
FOR
RENT.
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Mussallem
Ororery.
Phone
18.
.FURNISHED
ROOMS
TO
LET.
APPLY
Hyde
Transfer,
Second
Avenue.
179
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IF
desired.
'Phone
Black
129.
FOR
RENT
FOUR
ROOM
FURNISHED
flat.
Phone
Or
pen
735.
181
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RESULTS.
FACE
VALUE
AND
Ocod
Judgment.
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buy.
sell
or
exchange
anything
of
value,
a.
F.
Brine.
Phone
774.
UPHOI-STKHINfl
FURNITURE
REPAIR1NU:
UPIIOL-
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of
all
kinds
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order:
All
work
guaranteed.
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Oreen
803.
O.
M.
HUNT.
FUltNITUKG
NEW
SHIPMENT
AND
NEW
PATTERNS
of
fifty
linoleum
rugs
and
800
square
yards
of
linoleum.
The
demand
Is
good
and
this
lot
ought
to
be
cleared
out
this
month.
So
come
early.
Furniture
snd
ranges
always
In
stock.
A.
MAcKenr.le,
Furniture.
Phone
775.
EXCIIANCE
NEW
AND
.SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa,
dopulos
and
Harris.
39
Third
Ave.
Phone
646.
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again
personally
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charge.
Third
Avenue,
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
flood
Home
Cooked
.Meals.
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Black
700.
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for
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terms
and
reservations.
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for
all
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1825.00
Roadster
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825.00
Coupe
983.00
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Coach
965.00
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11,075.60
Landau
Sedan
11,120.00
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11,100.00
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,
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1045.00
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Express
Chassis
....
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29
x
4.40
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standard
equipment
on
all
models
except
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livery
Express
chassis.
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or
phone
for
demonstration.
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67
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