Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
Ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
(riving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
.seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optomelrist
nnd
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Mock
"
Phone
763
Taik.il-
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kit
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f
w
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1
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aVuUj.
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sell
superior
lumber
that
is
the
only
kind
of
lumber
to
be
found
in
our
sheds
and
yards.
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
in
Northern
i:.C
including
fir
and
cedar
timbers,
dimension,
shlplap,
finishing,
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lath
and
mouldings,
all
reasonably
and
properly
priced,
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Phones
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REST!
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home
tonight
I
We
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Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
738
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
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381
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Rox
1565
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Cartage,
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and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
FurnitunJ
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
REGIMENT
WON
FOOTBALL
GAME
Rent
Moose
Team
by
Score
of
Four
to
Two
lat
Evening
The
Regiment
beat
Moose
bit
rugbt
4-3
in
the
cty
lumbal!
Isagu.
Moot
were
without
Skinner
ut
had
Strachan
la
tbrtr
Itee-up
Regiment
.
sere
without
CoTbett
Winning
the
torn
Realmenl
pUyrd
down
hlU
wtth
the
aun
and
wind
In
their
Savor.
Ttiry
took
up
the
attack
right
away
and
pressed
continuously
but
no
More
w
recorded.
MsoDcmaM.
Roe
and
Oawpbell
hit
the
upright
!
Wilson
had
a
good
chance
but
Murray
I
turned
the
start
aside
The
pressure
was
bound
to
ten
and
after
Murray
bad
fisted
away
Perry's
Rood
comer
kick
Doberty
opened
the
eoor
for
Regiment.
Moose
forced
Walters
to
I
clear
Chenoskl
and
Strscban
were
;
dangerous
but
Regiment
returned
to
,'ttx
attack
and
after
WHson
had
missed
one
food
ebance
be
beat
Vlurray
to
put
the
RegtmeBt
two
up.
Play
eased
off
little
and
haU-4kne
oame
with
the
soldiers
leading
by
two
clear
goals.
The
aun
ws
now
below
tfce
hut
and
ptay
waa
batter.
Moose
toek
up
the
attack
but
Walters
cleared.
Cbenotkl
put
weakly
behind.
Cunie
and
Mitchell
had
trie.
Regiment
got
away
and
I
from
MacDoOaM.
who
looked
susplc-I
lrusly
off-aide,
Wilson
got
a
pass
and
;
beat
Murray
to
put
the
Regiment
three
!
up.
Moose
now
attacked
for
a
long
spell.
Hodgfclnaon
looked
all
over
a
cure
scorer
but
Walters
brought
off
the
jbeat
save
of
the
match
when
he
sfcop-iped
lila
point-Wank
ehot
wtth
one
I
hand.
8ttU
Moose
pressed.
Murray
shot
over
and
then
from
a
penalty
Currte
scored.
It
wa
now
Moose's
gune
and
In
a
scramble
Murray
scored
again.
With
only
a
goal
between
the
teams
play
became
general
and
the
foot
ball
Improved.
In
a
break
away
Wilson
cut
In
to
beat
Koppers
for
the
ball
but
Murray
stopped
his
shot.
It
went
to
MacDonueJd
who
scored.
With
only
two
minutes
to
go
the
game
was
won
and
fuM
time
brought
no
change.
Teams:
Moose
Murray.
Enklne.
Wood;
Mitchell.
Ourrle.
Koppers;
Strachan.
Bye,
Hodgklnson,
Murray.
Cbenosfcl.
Regiment
Walters.
MaeKay,
Nor-rlngton:
Harris,
Campbell,
Tinker;
Wilson,
Ross.
MaeDonaM.
Doherty,
Perry.
Referee
W.
Wllttecroft.
Unecmen
A.
Clapperton.
R.
Howe.
KOOTIIALI.
COMMENT
Reglmertt
deserved
their
win.
Their
half
bocks
dominated
the.
game
In
the
first
half.
Harris.
Tinker
and
Campbell
were
all
good.
Ross
ptayed
the
best
game
he
has
turned
In
jet
He
cheeked
hard.
Norrlngton
defended
well
though
at
the
end
he
was
rather
too
keen.
Walters
did
well
In
goal,
his
one
handed
save
being
the
feature
of.
the
match.
Perfjr
was
good
and
bad
by
turnsuit
.t
well
worth
persevering
with.
MacDonald
played
hard.
Doherty
had
to
go
off
owing
to
Injuries.
Wilson
got
a
couple
of
goals.
For
the
Moose
Murray
did
fairly
well
and
in
the
first
half
bad
a
supply
of
horseshoes
which
helped
for
a
time.
Erklne
waa
reliable
but
Skinner
was
misted.
MRchell
and
Currte
were
the
best
of
the
halves.
Strachan
waa
the
best
of
the
forwards
and
was
usually
dangerous.
Obenoskl
showed
up
to
advantage
when
he
got
the
ball
through
he
missed
some
scoring
chances.
cm"
roomux
ixaove
August
1.
Won
lost
drawn
Pta.
Terminals
...
4
0
1
9
Regiment
1
2
2
Mooae
0
3
1
SPORT
CHAT
When
the
Ridley
College
tourists
re
ceived
the
first
defeat
of
their
tour
by
the
Bank
of
Commerce
cricket
team
In
Vancouver.
J.
L.
W.
(Larry)
Wyl
formerly
of
the
PrinW
Rupert
branch
of
the
Bank
scored
ten
out
W
103
In
the
first
innings
with,
a
score
of
38
He
also
made
one
catch.
Larry
has
also
been
selected
as
one
of
the
players
who
are
to
keep
them
selves
in
readiness
during
the
Western
Canada
cricket
tournament
to
played
at
Brockton
Point
commencing
Ther
la
a
large
number
of
swimmer
taking
advantage
of
every
opportunity
MOUNIE
2:
TSrandy
J
wiui
a
fl,
rl
B'
boRlcd
irt
Co0rvcMi
This
advertisement
tf
hoi
pubhsheit
or
displayed
by.
Ihe
Liquor
OorirJ
band
cr
lij
CoveinfficnJ
a
British
Columbia.
la
Improve
tbetr
swimming
and
diving
at
the
Salt
Lakes
these
warm
days
The
Interest
In
aquatics
seems
greater
Chan
in
ordinary
years
and
the
awtm-mlng
club's
sports
are
being
keenly
looked
forward
to.
Alex
Mltoheil
has
a
squad
of.
girls
busy
practising
drtUs
and
gym
nastier
for
a
display
,ln
the
near
future.
The
teams
that
Alex
has
trained
in
the
part
have
all
given
very
finished
and
at
tractive
displays
and
thla
one
Is
said
to
be
better
than
any
yet.
Doug.
Frlzzell
gets
up
some
mornlngt
early
and
put
the
tsvuaa
P.
on
the
rocks.
Other
mornings
he
gat
up
early
and
practices
tennis.
And
how
after
noons
he
goes
a
-swimming
In
the
bar
bor.
It
Is
rumored
that
he
Is
going
to
swim
the
harbor
one
warm
day.
Are
there
any
other
competitors?
The
Mooseheart
magazine
circulating
throughout
UnHed
Stales
and
Canada,
contains
photograph
of
last
years
Moose
Football
team
with
the
Dominion
Cup.
Tonight's
baseball
game
la
between
Orobto
and
Elks.
The
teams
are
Hned
up
and
a
keen
game
Is
promised.
Orot-
wtll
play
the
following
nine:
B.
Qur-
vlCh,
Jack
McNulty.
Doug.
Stalker.
Oeo.
Howe.
Dido
Ounrlch.
Ed.
Smith.
N.
Chenoskl,
Llndqulst,
and
J.
Comadlna.
The
Elks
3mve
their
team
lined
up
.
Frlzzell.
R.
Smith.
J.
81ms.
A.
Phil
lips,
Anderson,
J.
Govw,
E.
Clipp,
Biy-lls.
W.
Murray.
Intermediate
llatrtiatl
league
Won
Lost
Percent.
Grotto
6
0
1000
Elks
2
4
333
WORLD'S
GREATEST
MALE
TENNIS
PLAYER
I
LONDON.
Eii
July
27
The
great--
male
lawn
tennis
player
In
the
v.irld."
is
C.
B
Cochran's
description
!
'!
Karet
Koee'.uh.
prorsaksasl
tennis
player
from
Prague.
Spectators
who
hiave
seer.
Kowhih
in
action
In
London
.trie
nunnier
uu
uot
treat
Mr.
Coch
ran'
descrtpi.on
lightly.
Kozetuh
Is
not
a
spectacular
player.
He
has
a
quiet
method
and
therefore
does
not
nrpress
the
casual
onlooker
with
any
particular
sense
of
briUlaacy.
But
his
control
of
tfce
bait,
both
In
pace
and
direction,
la
so
complete,
and
he
aecomptlsbea
hie
shots
wtth
so
little
effort
that
r-i
opponent
whom
he
is
beating
easily,
often
appear
to
outshine
htm.
This
was
the
case
In
many
of
Koze-
iuha
imii
with
Howard
Klnsev.
.Any
"
"
'
38
were
rebounding
like
cannon-
balls.
But
the
way
Koeeiuh
took
the
pace
out
of
these
smashes
was
brilliant
in
the
extreme.
PHYSICAL
TRAINING
1NBRITISH
ARMY
LONDON.
July
26.
The
standard
of
physical
efficiency
required
of
the
Brit
'sh
army
tuday
Is
set
out
In
a
paper
if
esxsndBients
o
the
official
Manual
:f
Physical
Training
Issued
by
the;
.rmy
Council.
If
a
soldier
Is
to
vain
maximum
.narks
In
the
tents
he
must
be
able
to
1o
the
following:
Run
100
yards
In
11
3
-J
seconds.
Run
one
mile
In
5
mln.
20
sees.
Make
high
jump
of
S
feet.
Make
broad
Jump
of
18
feet.
Put
a
16
lb.
shot
32
feet.
Heave
a
17
lb.
shot
32
feet.
A
soldier
who
makes
85
per
cent
or
more
In
the
tests
is
marked
"special,"
75
per
cent
or
more
"first
class,
per
cent
or
more,
"second
class,"
50
per
cent
or
more
"standard."
TENNIS
MACHINES
LATEST
THING
FOR
PRACTICING
GAME
Just
what
on
earth
the
firm
would
do
Were
loot
there
I
leave
to
you!1
The
Boss.of
course
he
does
his
bit
!
But
in
theoffice.
I
am
it
!!
And
even
.
after
hours
.
I
see
He
takes
a
hint
or
twofrojr)
me
For
since
I
took
totMirshine
1
'He
gets
his
shoes
done
just
like
mine
!
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OOINC1
CONCERN
my
secondhand
bustneM.
and
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or
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tour
reused
flat
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and
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Modern
fiat
over
store.
A
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proposition.
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Music
Store.
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enterto.
Holland
Park,
where
FOR
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Ktnsey
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to
be
the
better
player.
Ktotsey
Is
known
is
on
of
the
hardest
bttters
In
Amer-ca
and
from
a
court
of
canvas-covered
which
is
extretneiy
fast,
his
Bonn
2
6
asc-oirsoien
have
rowing
rant.
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I
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SIMMER
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LAKELSE
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TERRACE,
ItC.
Now
Open
for
Visitors.
For
terms
and
reservations.
Apply
lr.
llos
Manageress.
206
boxer
ha
the
punching
ban,
the
golfer
the
captive
ball.
And
so
far
the
tennis
plsyer
has
nothing.
He
ha
to
use
a
wall
or
the
backyaid
fence
when
he
wants
to
practice
alone."
The
machine
looks
Mke
a
Maekboard
on
a
wooden
horse.
There
are
nets
'jbove
and
.below
to
carrture
wild
shots.
'
T,
V.
n
.
.
lln.
Mwn
the
net,
above
which
are
arcs
and
hori
d
zontal
lines,
tieginners
try
to
get
tne
ball
over
the
net,
while
advanced
play
ers
perfect
their
accuracy
by
shooting
Miss
Hudson
appears
slow
compared
with,
say.
Miss
Gertrude
Ederle,
but
spectators
are
Impressed
by
her
ability
to
maintain
a
powerful,
steady
stroke
without
showing
the-
least
distress.
AT
76
YEARS
OF
AGE
LORD
HARRIS
RETAINS
CRICKET
ENTHUSIASM
LONDON,
July
27
--Lord
Harris,
al
though1
'
rapidly
approaching
the
ooto-
KWWiift8gt
e
was
born
in
the
WestihidlesMn
.1851
-has
not
yft
given
up
a
active
part
In
cricket,
while
he
Is
one
of
the
most
alert
members
of
the
Marleybone
Cricket
Club
committee
He
may
often
be
seen
at
Lord's
having
a
spell
at
batting.
He
still
opens
his
shoulders
to
the
bowling
and
thoroughly
enjoys
his
practice.
It
Is
more
than
half
a
century
since
Lord
Harris
was
a
member
of
the
Eton
Elsven
against
Harrow,
but
he
still
preserves
the
straight
bat.
times
the
ball
In
his
for-ward
play
and
makes
the
cut
and
leg
glance
as
certainly
as
In
those
far-oil
days.
FOK
KENT
By
George
McManm
trM
l..,r
Mltl
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square
yard
of
linoleum.
The
demand
la
good
and
this
lot
ought
to
be
cleared
out
this
month.
So
n
early.
Furniture
and
ranges
alway
In
stock.
A.
MacKensle,
Furniture
Phone
775.
EXCHANGE
at
certain
arcs
or
between
two
upright,
new
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
lines.
The
board
returns
all
well
hit'
bells.
The
practice
ground
requires
only
a
ninth
of
the
space
of
a
tennis
court.
A
number
of
leading
tennis
players.
PARIS.
July
26.
Training
machines
among
them
Suzanne
Lenglen
and
Rene
for
tennis
players
have
been
Installed
Lacoste
and
Henri
Ooohet.
have
used
at
a
Parisian
sports
dub.
I
te
board
and
approved
of
It.
"Why
not?"
the
proprietor
asks.
"Bl-i
cycle
racers
have
their
home
machines.
IV
CMri
ICU
flPI
machines,
the
nil
LillUliltJll
UlllLt
ASPIREsS
TO
SWIM
-
CHANNEL
IN
AUGUST
DOVER,
Eng..
.
July
.27.
MUs
Millie
Hudson,
young
Hammersmith
girl
who1
hopes
to
swim
from
Cope
Orlsnez
to
the
English
coast
In
August
has
been!
training
steadily
for
some
time,
first
in
j
London's
open-air
baths
and
cow
at
Dover
.
She
Is
built
for
long-distance
swtnunhig
and
her
chances
are
considered
favorably.
"She
does
not
claim
to
be
a
sprin
ter."
her
advteer.
Rob
Derbyshire,
says,
ibut
she
can
keep
going
for
hours
at
a
steady
pace,
without
tiring."
In
trials
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa-dopulo
and
Marrls.
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
648.
-
tf
KEST.U'HANT
flOOli
EATS
r.tlE
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress
again
personally
m
chairs.
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
S'?
'me
Conked
Meals.
Phone
ntaek
"70d.
KAIEN
ffAUICiB
Agents
for
all
OF.XER.ll,
MOTORS
VkOHI
CTS
Another
carload
of
Chettrolets
Justlnl
Price:
Roadster
1823.00
Roadster
Delivery
1823.00
Touring
(82500
Coupe
$983.00
Coach
G05
00
Sedan
11.073.00
Landau
Sedan
11.120.00
Cabriolet
11,100
00
Commercial
Chassis
1045.00
Delivery
Express
Chassis
....
$805
00
29
x
4
40
Balloon
Tires
standard
equipment
on
all
models
except
De
livery
Express
chassis.
Call
or
phone
for
demonstration.
KAIKN
n.Ut.WIE
Third
Avenue
Phone
Si
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
fieorge,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
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