v.
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YOUR
DAILY
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I
it
what
it
should
be?
-
keep
the
quality
of
a
bread
up
to
the
HIGHEST
POSSIBLE
STANDARD
A
trial
will
convince
you
:
this.
We
will
be
pleafed
c
rvf
you
dtfily.
niv
nirif
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unvto
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WHOLE
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Third
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II.
s.
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CO.
LTD.
LADIES
Bathing
Suits
in
JANTZEN
UNIVERSAL
and
PENMAN
makes
n
TIIINT.
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,
phone
9
!rd
Avenue
and
Fallon
City
Meat
Market
Selvlg
IJros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
7&5
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&
Boys
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Summer
weather
RUNNING
SHOES
at
the
Montreal
Importers
J.
II.
Miller,
Proprietor.
Third
Avenue.
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RuperL
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C8
c"rtage,
Warehousing,
and
DlRtrlbutlnjr.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
8and
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltitr
M-v'
THISTLES
WON
OPENING
GAME
SOCCER
LEAGUE
TWO
OOAI.8
TO
XH1WS
REfOKU
tOAIXfJT,
KKOIMEXT
LHT
MOIIT
In
the
opening
future
of
the
City
:ague
Thistle
won
over
the
Regiment
last
evening
by
two
goal
to
nlL
Both
team
had
change
from
their
.tgular
line-up.
williearoft
wu
at
outvlde
left
and
J.
currle
at
outMde
right
for
Thistle.
The
Regiment
were
without
Bapta?,
Umbe.
Tinker
and
Bye
and
Introduced
Red
path,
a
youth
of
lx-ttn-
ho
made
a
gowl
ahowlng.
The
flrat
half
wu
ralrly
even
though
Thtitle
were
the
more
dangerous,
w.
Mitchell
opened
the
aeore
with
a
shot
that
gave
Corbett
no
ehane
nm
forward
Unea
played
good
foothill
and
vampoeu
saved
from
WUsoft
when
the
latte'
should
have
aeored.
Oorbett
brought
off
a
fine
aave
at
full
length,
one
of
the
beat
piece
of
goal
tending
aeen
In
the
city.
Hatg
wa
aafe
at
oack
and
Rom
and
Kelsey
defended
well
:or
w
Regiment.
With
the
advantaae
of
the
Mil
Thistle
did
more
of
the
pressing
bat
uegiment
derenee
wen
solid.
Hedden.
Wood
and
Kite
Dell
were
feeding
their
'urward
but
Norrlngton.
Kelaey
and
Roai
were
breaklne
un
rum
rj
,w.
atlacka.
Wllliscroft
croaaed
a
couple
of
dangeroua
oentr
from
the
left
and
Currle
went
cloae.
Kelsev
ahot
luat
over
and
Regiment
pressed
but
off
aide
spoiled
an
opening.
Oaapbell
awed
a
eonple
of
ahot
but
Regiment
eould
not
scora.
PTom
a
corner
taken
bv
Willi.
croft.
Hunter
ws
unlucky
enowgtt
to
head
paat
his
own
goalie
to
put
the
Thistle
two
toal
UD.
ReeJraent
were
attacking
when
fall
time
wa
celled,
ttb-
Use
Thistle
diseriedly
winner
two
foal
to
nil.
Teams:
Thhttea
Campbell:
Italg.
Xnklne:
O.
Mitchell.
Madden.
Wooda;
J
Currle
Jr..
Murray,
A.
MltcbeU.
W.
Mitchell.
WU-liacroft.
Regiment
Corbett;
Ross.
Hunter
Oeorge.
Kelaey.
Kornngton;
p.
HoAgktn-
wuaon.
uoMrty.
A
Hedg-
Om.
Russell
refereed
and
A.
Claoner-ton
and
C
Baptle
were
linesmen.
Reg
latent
were
well
served
by
Oorbett
tn
goal.
One
save
full
length
was
a
masterpiece
Row
tackled
surely
at
back
and
Hunter
Improved
en
his
last
fame.
Retaey
did
well
at
Centre
half
though
be
hung
on
to
the
ball
too
mock
at
times.
Norrtngton
played
strongly
at
left
half
and
was
a
source
of
trouble
to
the
Thtstls
all
through
the
game.
Redpsth
turned
In
a
good
game
and
la
a
pmmtalagj
stayer.-
The
raamangd
for-wards
were
not
a
dangeroua
attacking
combination
though
all
tried
bard'.
Campbell
did
wall
to
aave
WUsetV
shot
but
waa
not
sever
sty
tested.
Haas
wa
the
eater
back
Hedden
and
Wooda
wei
the
better
halves
Mitchell
still
gives
too
many
fouls
away
The
for-vsrdu
played
pretty
football
at
times
and
W
Mitchell
goal
waa
a
beauty
Wil-lircroft
did
not
over
eaert
hlBssell
though
ho
centred
wen
and
showed
that
there
la
still
lota
of
football
m
him
Currle
lost
no
time
ha
getting
in
hie
r
en
tree.
A.
Mitchell
ran
around
a
tot
but
botH
he
snd
Vhsrray
missed
many
-hence.
SPORT
CHAT
July
18.
a
week
from
Sunday
ha
ve!i
nelerted
a
the
daw
for
the
an-
program
of
event
la
being
arranged
end
much
more
Interest.
It
la
ex
pected,
will
attach
Itself
to
the
occasion
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
the
wsrsbtpa
HJfB.
Durban
and
H.M.C6
Vancouver
will
be
here
at
that
time.
Men
from
both
ships
will
be
lnvrted
c
participate
In
the
event
and,
as
I
all
sailors
are
supposed
to
swim
and
be
very
agile
in
various
water
sports.
It
is
anticipated
that
tbev
wttl
lend
much
to
making
a
real
success
of
the
Tccaslon.
In
the
American
League
la
to
be
en
the
epectobw
of
a
team
that
should
by
aU
the
laws
of
average
and
everything
else
be
a
champion
hip
out
fit,
without
a
shadow
of
doubt,
being
'Imply
murdered
at
lta
own
game.
Connie
Mack's
17M
Athletics
are
a
greater
bunch
,
of
ball
tosaera
than
many
a
team
that
haa
won
the
world
series,
and
yet
It
haan't
got
a
chance
jo
make
the
grade
because
the
Tanks
are
super
ball
players.
Probably
It
would
be
much
better
for
the
game
If
Ruth
and
a
few
more
of
them
went
to
the
weaker
teama.
Pol
rowing
s
sweeping
Investigation
Into
b
practice
of
paying
amateur
soccer
players
a
flat
aum
for
expenses,
the
Cnglish
Football
Assoc
la-'ion
has
professionalized,
and
suspended
UO
a
this
tea
A
number
of
stab
were
fined
sum
ranging
from
WO
to
000
and
many
officials
of
the
slabs
were
blacklisted.
The
report
of
an
m
vestige
ting
oommittao
to
the
association
disclosed
that
several
dubs
m
Dvrhem
paid
amatswn
a
flat
rate
far
espeneea,"
Moat
,oT
fee
svolWe
saSs-
pended
will
be
ttnaMe
to
compete
a
professional
until
December
si,
102a.
while
all
officials
concerned
were
placed
ander
ban
until
June
M.
1029.
Among
the
clubs
affected
were
Durham
City.
South
Shields.
Harllofool
United
and
Darlington,
all
members
of
the
Durham
League
New
Tcrk
Olanu
have
been
showing
renewed
strength
tn
the
National
League
of
tat
and.
possibly,
the
World
Ser-ei
garden
party
this
year
may
agalu
be
an
eselualvely
Ootham
affair
Certainly,
the
New
York
Yankees
appear
to
be
even
more
unbeatable
than
they
have
been
toe
previous
few
years
end
there
are
many
who
eem
to
think
that
John
Mcflraw
will
soon
be
getilnr
his
men
In
prnnant
Kinnlnr
form
At
that
the
OtanU
hare
been
r'Ylnft
steadier
ball
this
wmon
than
pomibly
any
of
the
other
Mf
mini
J
V
A
delight
to
the
connoisseur
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
Tames
Buchanan
&.
Co,
'
Limited
26
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London,
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dvertlrfnr
not
r"r."""',
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'ho
lfuuor
4
Control
Bnl
r
y
linti-rumrnt
of
British
Columbia
mM
DAILY
NKWg
PAGK-
FIV3
1
nual
swimming
gala
at
the
Salt
Lake
under
the
auspice
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Club.
An
ambitious
National
leaguers
and.
t
little
winning
streak
about
now
would,
put
them
on
easy
street.
8t.
Lou'.
Cardinals,
Chicago
Cubs,
Clnclnfiatt
'Beds
and
Brooklyn
Robin,
however;-''all
have
their
backet
and-
If
fa
a
tang
way
yet
from
being
any
way
definitely
decided'
which
of
this
quintette
it
la
to
be.
All
that
any
of
thorn-
need
la
a
good
!
winning
atreaK.
Oearge
Stslltngs.
manager
of
the
Montreal
Royal,
of
the
International
League,
for
matry
yean
one
of
the
moat
prominent
figure
in
big
league
baseball.'
haa
left
in
charge
of
hi
son,
for
the
home
of
the
manager
In
Maddock.
Oa,
there
to
go
into
tem
porary,
if
Dot
permanent
retirement
from
the
game.
At
Toronto
Manager
Stalling
ooi-
laspad
In
a
hotel
on
June
7,
while
the
Royal
were
engaged
In
a
eerie
with
fee
Toronto
Map)
Leaf.
HI
ill-
nee
wa
diagnosed
af
a
heart
attack
and
he
haa
been
confined
to
hospital
since
that
time.
Physician
have
advised
him
that
he
must
remain
In
a
tate
of
absolute
quiet.
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
HELD
PORT
CLEMENTS
Number'
of
(lame
Pbvcjd
and
Members
j
of
Club
Entertained1
at
Tea
Alter-
j
ward
PORT
Ct3i.tE.VT3,
July
6
-Lost
Sunday
the
first
teiinla
tournament
of
the
veaaon
waa
bald
under
very
favorable
weather
caatdltlCM.
The
following
game
were
played:
UUllea
Doubles
MJs.
Ward
and
Mrs.
Dyson
beat
Mr.'
Dnnhm
and
MM
CUKpririRI.
T-dV
;
g
Mr,
decode
and
Mrif
Manor
beat
Mr.
OUchMst
and
Mrs
Wagner.
7-.
Mr
Srfgley
and
Mrs.
Will
ram
beat
Mr.
Jone
and
Mia
Pel
ton.
6-1.
Men's
Houbfea
a.
Danes
and
J.
Williams
beat
A.
R-MaUcry
and
P.
Ward.
8-4.
Dv
E.
Maxwell
and
C.
U
maker
beat
.
C.
OBchrtst
and
T.
L.
Wllttama,
e-0.
O.
Olecone
and
C
R
Srtgley
beat
K
T.
Ward
and
L.
Dyson.
0-2.
,
lml-flnal
Ladle'
Double
Mrs
ciceojs
and
Mr,
jiallury
beat
Xr
Ward
and
Mr.
Dyaon,
t-
Mrs.
Srlgley
and
Mrs.
William
beat
Mrs
Ctconne
and
Mrs.
MaUary.
5-3.
Semt-flnala
Men
loublea
D.
R.
Maim
HI
and
C.
Mlnaker
bast
J
Wllllama
and
O.
Davh.
g-t
D.
E.
Marwell
and
C.
Mlnaker
beat
O.
Clccone
and
C.
B.
SrUhrr.
t-S.
llnaN
Mlted
Double
Mr.
C.
B.
Srigley
and
O.
Mlnaker
beat
Mr.
T.
L.
WUIIam
and
D.
E.
Mikwell.
10-8.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lly
The
Tramp)
Orattsvn
Bar
"went
'
the
ManafMd,
Ohio,
ooura
In
107
and
I
stUl
fsvorlte
for
tlie
Mew
England
Derby
and
the
Kalamaaoo
Derby.
He
wa
clocked
In
the
atoond
Met
at
Mana-field.
and
he
did
the
tttfte
with
uruch
li.
reserve.
The
victory
wm
hU
ae-ond
straight
m
the
SHt,
ss
be
opened
with
a
triumph
at
Sandusky,
Ohio.
Out
at
Deleratne.
Man.,
the
IS-year-Old
Canadlvn
paear
Battle
Ae,
2
01
travelled
the
fastest
mil
either
In
a
race,
work-oat
or
agmrnet
time
teen
thla
season.
Tht
veteran
did
)M
over
a
half-mile
oval,
driven
by
Jamee
M
Kealey
There
are
all
sort
of'
tool
sport
h,rie
told
there
days.
,Mer
t
one:
j
I
played
golf
yestegdsy
for
the
first
time"
.'
I
How
aid
you
nrake
out"
"Fine!
Made
a
borne
run
HgM
at
the
start.
I
batted'
the
ball
into
the
tall
grwa;l.lft.flrl4
Biaifatjprpf
i
he
enure
ootirM
bemrft
'WVlW.i
it."
How
fast
does
a
cricket
ball
travel
when
aent
down
by
a
speedy
bowler?
The
question
arose
in
the
match
between
the
touring
West
Indiana,
who
were
beaten
by
England
m
the
first
test
match
yesterday,
when
the
Indian
were
playing
Cambridge.
The
crowd
waa
watching
the
wonderful
bowling
of
CooMantiiie
as
he
toppled
one
after
"tlier
of
the
university
batsmen
whe
i:
'-nBion
StWd'.
An
appeal
wa
mads
to
th
mo
it
tiniwti
E
SHOE
ALE
THAT
IS
THE
VERDICT
OF
THE
CROWDS
TO
USE
THEIR
OWN
WORDS
It's
your
great
opportunity
to
get
New
Shoes
for
the
entire
family
at
positively
rock
bottom
prices.
A
few
of
the
Wonderful
Bargains
offered
in
Boys',
Misses
and
Children's
Footwear
'Regular
$1.50
values.
Boys'
Brown
Canvas
Tennis
Shoes,
sizes
1
to
C
f
ff
5.
Sale
Price
O&mlO
Regular
to
ll.OS
value,
Children's
Patent,
Alligator
and
Elk
Sandals.
Qf
QQ
Sizes
to
10V2.
Sale
Price
.
.
Regular
to
$2.25
values,
Misse'
Patent,
Alligator
and
Elk
Sandals.
Cl.ift
Sir.es
11
to
2.
Sale
Price.
.
V1UU
Children's
Brown
Canvas
Tennis
Shoes.
Sites
4
to
10.
Regular
value
Qfln
7Ul'
$1.25.
Sale
Price
Men's
Shoes
AH
on
Sale,
including
Slater,
Talbut,
Leckie
etc.,
makes.
Regular
to
$8.00
value.
Men's
Brown
and
Blaek
Calf
Oxford.
'
JVj
g
Safe
Price....:
9I3
Regular
to
$7.50
value,
lien's
Brown
and
Black
Calf
Boots.
C
ftC
O.JD
Sale
Price
Regular
to
$9.00
value,
Men's
Brown
and
Black
Calf
Boots.
Ql
QC
Sale
Price
Regular
to
$5.50
value,
Men's
Heavy
Solid
Leather
Work
Boot.
QQ-0C
5,9
P6
Sale
Price
Our
entire
stock
of
Women's
High
Grade
Footwear
all
on
sale,
includingOnyx,
Newport,
Belle
of
New
York,
Clocks,
Perth,
and
La
Parisiene
modes,.
Here
is
just
a
sample
of
the
Bargains
that
await
you
at
this
Big
Sale.
SEE
OUR
RACKS
OF
WOMEN'S
SHOES.
Sorted
into
two
big
groups,
including
Patent,
Satin,
Black
Kid,
White
Kid,
Stroller
Tan
and
Brjwn
Suede
One
Strap
Slippers
and
Oxfords
with
Cuban,
Low
and
Spike
Heels.
All
sizes
in
the
lot.
REPRICED
FOR
QUICK
ABSOLUTE
CLEARANCE
regardless
of
cost,
loss
or
profit.
Regular
value
$6.50,
$7.00,
$7.60,
$8.00
and
$9.00,
to
clear
at
only
-
a
nd
$3-95
One
big
table
full
of
wni.-
ti,
s
50
value
Regular
to
$3.50
value,
Women's
and
Misses'
and
xViimSAllinter
Wmun'8
White
C4nVM
Children's
White
Canvas
,Vn.rsLd!?B'
Slipperi
"d
0jtford8-
Rubber
Sole
Shoes.
While
V.
.
Iff
Leather
",e
and
hee'"-
the,
ast,
4gc
$2.45
a
your
choiee
"ce
Family
Shoe
jggggM?PqCTina
it
the
Cambridge
mathematicians,
and
iheir
verdict
waa
that
the
ban
halfway
down
the
pitch
wa
going
89
After
the
tournament
Mr.
sad
Mrs
mllea
per
hour.
It
was
further
com-
M
all
fry
entertained
the
members
of
the
puted
that
a
alow
bowler
like
Rhode
j
Tennh
Club
with
their
friend
on
their
bad
a
"muazle
velocity"
of
about
i
lawn
with
music
and
refreshment
A
Urty-tlve
mile
an
hour.
hearty
V3te
of
thank
wa
'given
the
rortj
for
their
kindly
Interest
in
the
An
irate
tan
who
had
watched
hi
lub
hem
team
go
down
In
defeat,
stopped
i
'
.:
Uhe
umpire
as
be
waa
leaving
toe
field.
'Where's
your
dog?"
he
demanded.
'.
"Pogr
fJaeiC-ited
the
ump.
litre
Tr
wausg,
WeU
said
the
grouch
one.
the
flrat
blind
man
I
ever
saw
who
didn't
have
a
dog."
The
Edmonton
Commercial
Orad
after
playing
a
tew
exhibition
gam
tn
the
oast
are
now
crossing
the
Atlantic
bound
for
Amsterdam
Olympic
meet
and
other
place
where
they
will
display
their
ak.ll.
Doubtless
they
will
ttlll
meet
with
success
They
aspect
to
reach
Bngland
tomorrow
ami
will
spend
only
eight
day
In
the
Rrltlsh
Isle
before
proceeding
to
the
continent.
With
the
eseeptlon
of
the
holiday
interference,
the
Dally
New
ha
been
giving
good
reports
of
the
tannla
championship
result
at
Wimbledon.
All
championship
results
are
obtained
in
any
Una
of
sport,
ao
far
as
possible
late
telegraphic
sport
reports
usually
are
featured
on
the
froul
page.
Those
who
watched
the
lacrosse
SJShm
.
on
wwsuiiuu
vmj
-
Ing
forward
to
further
mtrh
be-itvhtr
local
teama.
The
way
the
local
i
youngster
are
handling
the
sticks
Is
a
revelation
of
what
can
b
done
by
combination
of
skill
and
enthusiasm
on
the
part
of
ortianlaert.
The
same
mlKht
have
taken
place
In
baseball.
The
defeat
of
TUden
in
the
Tenuis
wml-flnal
yesterday
was
a
surprise
to
many.
Lacoate
la
a
great
player
"Do
you
believe
there
l
mch
a
as
honor
umtniK
ttileve?"
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not
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ure
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