aiu
virtu
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Fhone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Thone:
Red
317.
LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Huilding
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Taint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Uros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
705
KJOT
PISK
GRONSAKR
Alle
sorter
norsk
ost
Norske
fiskekonserver
rijiyske
mikkerkavrlnger
.
Norsk
hveteskonrokker
Norske
rugskonrokker
Nnrske
knckkelrod
Norske
flalbrod
Mutter
o.h.v.
1st
ky.
varer.
Hillige
priser.
ilurtlz
ombringtlse
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
Ipad
$3.50
Daiible
Load
.........
C.S0
Lrfrge
Sack"...!....'.:,
sfc
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
IVerleas
fag
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nutu
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00,
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
'
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
139
Second
Ave.
OH-DAOOY-PLEV5E.
STOP
COLDIN4G
ALL,
THE
TIME-
ARE
INVITED
MMK
SEVEXTY-riVE
I'EHSOXH
MADE
Tltll
TO
SIIAMWTLAXS
MKE
TO
SEE
HOYS
Yrctcrdaj
w
vUltor'
day
at
tbe
Sea
Co0cta
iwamer
camp
at
Bhawat-
ans
lake
and
man;
paraita
and
friend
of
the
twtnty-flv
boy
who
are
encamped
there
In
charge
of
Ueut.
nob-
en
Blante
and
Oeo.
O.
Dawaa
took
ad
vantage
of
the
opportunity
to
be
pre-
sent.
Inspection
and.
In
the
atfernoon,
there
were
wlmmtnc
a.
As
far
as
the
vlsttMi.
at
teaat.
were
coneerned.
the
trip
to.
the
amp
prced
most
enjoyable.
The
boys
were
found
to
be
In
good
hands
and
hartaf
a
most
wonderful
bolldsy.
Winners
in
some
of
the
swimming
races
were:
36
yards.
nork
I.
Rupert
Horn;
2
BoaaM
AUea.
M
yards,
open
1-
T.
Hill:
2.
Terry
ODBC.
14
-mile
.
Terry
Onne;
a.
Bob
Boddle.
Boati
used
for
the
trip
Included
those
of
a
C.
Stuart.
J.
G.
.Boddle.
W.
B.
Morgan.
F.
W.
AUea.
C.
H.
Elklns.
Geo
Hill.
George
II
HI.
Jr
and
Y.
Sueblro.
Those
making
the
trip
Included
par
ties
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
T.
H.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
J.
MeUtsh.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vlger.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Pat-
trson.
Mr.
aad
Mrs.
Frank
XMbb.
Mr.
md
Mrs.
J.
C.
Brady.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
H
Onne.
Mr.
and
Mra.
F.
W.
Allen,
Mr
and
Mrs.
D.
O.
Stuart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elklns.
Mr.
sad
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hill.
Mr
and
Mra.
W
B
Morgan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddle.
Mr.
aad
Mra.
C.
8.
Obata.
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
Y.
Stiwhlro.
Earl
Barrtc,
and
Philip
M
Ray.
There
were
Uevetriy-Bve
visitors
In
all.
WILLINGDONS
CUMB
MOUNT
TOOK
THE
II
tY
Ol
E
FKOM
HOLE
(lOVEKNOK
HILL
OI'BN
CIH
IKII
hl'NUAY
JASPER.
July
38
Forsaking
golf
fo-the
clsy,
their
Excellcucket
the
Oover-nor-Oeneral
and
Lady
WIUlnKdon
made
the
BMent.
Frtdny.
of
Signal
Moin
tsln.
ItMrhnKl
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
The
weather
was
without
a
blemish
snd.
from
the
summit,
they
had
a
magnificent
view
of
the
surrounding
country.
Snow
cov-ued
mountain
rsnn
pimhed
up
all
around
thers
snd
the
broad
valley
v.rre
laced
with
rivers
snd
Jewelled
with
lakes
of
surpassing
brUllsnce.
With
their
Ksrelleneles
rode
Viscount
Bsrdluge.
H
i
H.
Knught.
superintendent
of
Jasper
Pnrk.
snd
his
4jvo
.duughtrti.
Jame
;
ThMBWtUHti
(hfi
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
I
The
qut
lng
tor
a
diy
near
the
mimmit
1
MIGHT
Ab
VnELU-
UTTLE
pen'iKiut;
wsrdei'
with
with'
i
s
Slop
lot
'
the
idabin.
Bsturdsy
thrlr
Er.rellencies
were
again
ion
the
golf
links
Sunday
rascning
the
Oovernor-Oen-ersl
attended
service
at
St
Mnry'K
Anglican
church
In
tlie
town
after
which
he
laid,
thg
corner
stone
of
the
new
building
Jn
the
afternoon
he
t.uk
part
In
the
Edith
Oavell
Memorial
Service.
Vtliab
was
oonducted
at
the
front
ot
the
Olaeler
on
the
mounUIn
peaK
whlcli
was
named
after
the
woman
whose
death
made
her
heroic
in
Engii
history
.
kBwKSVHIHIlulllliHCH
0
G.OOD
IT
DOEj
AROUND
"iS
1928
b
iMrMlv
Sen
It
PIONEER
PICNIC
GREAT
SUCCESS
I.AUOE
rilOtYII
TTENtH;i
EVENT
AT
1UOHV
ISLAND
ESTEUH.Y
The
Ploneer'a
Picnic
which
took
place
at
Dtgby
Inland
yesterday
vm
tavored
with
focd
weatber
and
ww
attended
by
a
large
crowd.
Jarvla
MoLinod
waa
gen-eraJ
chairman
of
the
event
and
waa
atalcted
by
Urs.
P.
Y.
AnMraon.
Un.
Besner.
Urs.
Reddle
and
F.
W.
Hart.
Oeo.
W.
Johnstone.
Fred
Wesch.
A.
O.
Franks,
a.
B.
Tsstmsn.
N.
MUMaUem
At
noon
there
-was
a
dress
parade
for
and
W.
H.
Derry.
inspection
by
T-
H.
Johnson,
president
The
feature
of
the
picnic
was
the
af
the
local
branch
of
ths
Navy
League
,
baasoaH
faane
betwem
OMUsea
ad
of
Canada.
This
was
followed
by
camp
.
the
Newcomers.
After
an
essttlag
cop
test,
the
newcomers
ran
out
winners
23-12..
For
the
girls
Marie
Mu&saUem
pitched
and
Zola
Tee
caught
while
Pruno
Vacober
pitched
aad
Joe
MarchU-
Hon
csueht
for
the
bar.
Fred
Wesrb
umpired
and
J
sates
Walton
was
scorer.
The
races
for
the
baseballs
were
very
keenly
contested
and
with
the
system
of
handicapping
known
only
to
the
handl
es
ppera
the
results
wese
very
unexpected
The
return
was
made
on
the
P.
R
38
and
the
Haas
River
and
the
picnickers
were
back
at
8
pjn.
!
SPORT
CHAT
The
Regiment
Football
Team
ha
been
having
a
poor
time
recently
and
c
lunge
made
by
the
coaamlttee
ts
as
attempjl
:o
bttvr
the
situation
hare
bean
Ms-ippointlng.
The
loss
of
Frank
Russell
-hrough
injury
the
absence
of
Jimmy
Harris
and
Appleyard
have
been
serious.
There
Is.
however,
promising
blood
am
ong
some
of
the
Juniors
aad
Redpath
and
Fred
Cameron
give
hope
of
devel
oping
into
ALU
DO
AROUND
HERE
tb
Ol3H
OUT
M,OMEV
AN'I
DON
ENEM
atTTHREE
CHEERCjOKJ
CHRIST
,
FOR
IT-
with
experience.
.
tt
---TTe
.
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.
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1
---
n
-
--
1f
P
.1
OPIMr'fTVTr'
fTD
CATUCD
'.L
By
George
McManns
DiMiiuinu
ur
a
v
a-.v
..ty
.
.-,
jg
T
IT
'
1
1
UTEN-
CAbEV-
PT
I
Ir
.
JbS
t
"""nyT1
f?OFEVOl1.
X
DON'T
Vv-oRi-
v
RED'S
E
nPFDA
THI
POWER
.7-
TlDPDA
F
'
I
.
OPERA
-
1
MAGGIE-r
lrJV5T
ONI
tOOP,
PROHicoF
GOiWG
TO
HEAR
lOUTh.r.
HIM
ANP
OOMT
Tr
ans:
VOU
DARE
TO
I.J
iFiftetears'ldxpenertce
Jr
'
L----
SwkTT!
'""'"'
"
0
imby
Ufl
Flw
WHY-HOW
CAM
TOU
TALK
UH
J
(
-ru
at"'
t
II
NO
ONE
EVER
OOC.'a
A
THING
FOR
ME
DAUGHTER
IS
SELFISH
It
is
understood
the
Regiment
has
ii
v
anted
signed
on
a
young
Norwegian
recently
p0r
Sale
cut
from
Norway
who
has
played
a
tot
.
i
por
Rcr.t
iof
football
there
and
has
appeared
in
IrenrMMitatlve
irsmea
asalnst
tourtng
English
and
Scottish
teams
In
that
country.
Attached
to
his
team
for
two
ibowed
In
hi
flm
match
that
be
STt'DENTS
OF
LOUVAIN,
BELGIUM,
in
favpr
of
Whitney
Warren.
American
architect,
shattered
the
pillars
of
a
bal-
UBtrate
which
Rector
Ledeuze
deslrea
NOW-
TOP-
ONL.V
THl
MOfSNNG-5H
SEWED
UPTH
HOLE
THAT
OOCKET.V
HUH'.
WHO
WUZ
liT
THAT
FOUND
OUT
THERE
WU7.
A
HOLE
tb4
THE
POCKET?
9
III
rjl
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
,
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
year
as
trainer
snd
coach
was
an
old
i
Kewcaatle
United
player
and
the
new-
.-gnguct
of
the
spec
Is
tens.
Players
and
j
coiner
gives
promise
of
helping
to
flU
a
ttM
xe
generally
bUmed
lor
foul
gap
in
the
Regiment
defence.
Tie
was
matt
oixn
it
la
due
to
the
generally
played
at
centre
half
but
can
teuton
Remark
from
spectator
cal-play
la
any
halfback
position
snd.
If
he
'(
to
arouse
the
temper
of
player
'aKeasurea
Up
to
advance
notices.
It
may'y
xbAX
(pec-uun
do
not
raallaw
enable
the
Regiment
to
play
saptie
ai
(bt)r
rtgpomaity
towards
the
game,
centre
forward
Charlie
ha
had
little
,
ta
enoush
tor
the
player
to
be
support
In
that
position
and
If
the
new
Dy
B
aaa
iQ
puy
on
the
field
centre
haU
can
only
push
the
ball
to
mltttout
having
a
apactator
aggravate
him.
opposing
defenee
will
be
hard
put
.
tQC
aarcasUc
remarks.
Ht
is
to
stop
the
Regiment
centre
forward.
'
poox
Mp
M
gUM
,tbo
doe
so.
'
1
i
The
new
-
player
Burdett
introduced
Another
frulUul
source
of
trouble
to
an
Terminal
Is
a
gooa
proapeci.
e
1he
,pectator
who
doe
not
know
the
game
and
who
is
constantly
question
-
kkows
4Vte
a
Vt
uwut
the
game
and.
refara'
decUlons.
Here
again
with.
little
more
amillanty
with
his
lgaanaot
qj
tnt
apactstor
U
In
evl-team-mates.
hg
will
be
a
decided
aoqui-
r
can
only
be
expec-
sitlon
to
his
team.
Ben
Self
b
more.
to
oec
nioni
en
what
he
sees
at
lear
conceded
that
he
will
win
the
rnd
Qn
interprets
the
action
of
League
for
the
third
yr
In
succeeaton
(
lhe
p,.y,
M1
nttrten
admit
that
they
lut
it
goal,
not
word,
that
count
a
,
evervthinit
on
the
field
But
Terminal
Musd
on
Dominion
Day.
th.
imQortmn!
noint
u
that
the
refer
-
lee's
decision
i
the
one
that
has
Us
tit
With
seven
gosis
to
hU
credit
in
two
played
to.
If
a
spectator
has
s
dlller-matche
Al
Mitchell
bid
fair
to
-
ent
opinion
he
had
much
better
keep
tobllah
recced.
He
teem
to
be
in
hi
!
t
to
himself.
And
It
U
atonishlng
how
position
at
centre
forward
and
with
fv
tpctstors
really
understand
the
brotlM;
B1U
to
aid
him
la
hi
maaoeu-
potato
of
the
game.
Football
on
the
vrcs
he
need
wsihln-
These
young-
Aaropoli.
HH1
would
be
a
much
setter
ten
play
a
hard
fast
fame
and
oppos-
'gt
a
tw
spectators
confined
their
lag
defeace
seed
to
be
on
tae
alert
naMrk
ts
taglUaswt
cnticiara
and
not
to
keep
them
la
Mjjcetlea.
Jame
Andrews
wh
be
turaed
out
foil
tneuthed
shrwittagi
of
oBenslvs
re
mark.
for
Thistle
HWM
Ttcawuu
Although
it
I
cto
aaason
a
tar
a
ed
some
of
hi
old
form.
He
got
ac0
tootsisil
la
oaaoeraed
In
th
Old
Ooun-
ai
centre
la
A
atyl
M
trar-
ttMr(
u
much
dUcusion
a
to
tht
rich
la
goal
a
aaxiow
time
coutr-
'aupertorlty
of
what
is
called
tb
"W
lag
other
crosses.
Ifomattoa
of
a
forward
line
a
cotn-
T
'pared
with
the
"M"
fonaaUon.
In
the
Of
the
three
factor
ooabributlag
to
ttirwlMiatl
tK.
olrUida
rlsht
out
ajore
than
useful
pUyer
bad
footbHl
m
root
powewui
m
w
tJ)A
forward
U
up
the
field
rnd
th
iaaide
right
aad
Inside
left
lie
a
little
la
rear.
The
advocates
of
the
"M"
fcrafttsoa
claim
that
with
th
In
ride
forward
lying
in
advance
and
tb
outside
wingmen
snd
centre
forward
back
there
to
a
better
chance
of
setttag
up
an
attack
quickly.
Both
of
tbeae
formations
are
of
course
only
part
ol
a
plan
that
may
be
put
into
operation
as
necessary.
Th
old
saying,
"that
th
best
defence
Is
good
attack,"
still
holds
but
when
a
team
is
up
against
an
equally
good
team
or
one
that
Is
little
better
all
aeemes
are
considered
to
equalise
chance.
Sine
the
Intro-
deletion
ol
the
new
oS-aida
rule
tb
old
pln
of
the
centre
half
shadowing
the
opposing
centre
forward
has
bt-en
modified
snd
the
c
litre
hal'
now
,uuu
b
a
constructive
player,
one
who
eu
his
forwards
attack
a.
and
who
leuvs
th
backs
to
do
much
of
the
checking
oi
the
opposing
forward.
A
combination
oi
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be
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wages
wanted.
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Lake.
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or
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on
larg
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Sir
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of
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tt
Football
Association
of
England,
ha
condemned
the
system
of
tnaatrr
that
now
obtains,
though
he
admitted
that
he
could
not
mgl
any
at
terns
tiM.
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recently
wanted
to
got
a
player
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www
asked
te
pay
tgOiWO
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th
trouM
to
that
nommerristly
speeo
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be
i
and
tt
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the
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forward,
the
tentrt
profitable,
hall
nnd
the
two
backs
who
need
Uin
j
more
then
speed
while
the
two
wing
t
local
circle
some
curpriM
ha
men.
centre
forward
mid
two
mv
hall
been
expressed
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whUe
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bsck.
nerd
to
be
very
speedy.
football
may
be
called
tb
national
,
,
,
,
'game
of
th
masses
la
England
ye
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