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PAGE
FOUR
Sport
Ghat
so
many
games
postponed
through
rain
In
spite
of
a
couple
of
emergent
Sun
hind
evening.
The
Thistles
will
be
on
their
a
millionaire.
The
wallop
brought
glory
toe
because
a
win
would
give
and
continue
for
three
days.
The
pro
TYuft
MMnt
r
n
1
1
ft
1
crwsrtai
A
av
m
uny
gum
in
me
nun
Ml
caiciv
u
ti..
...
.
.
,..
.iv..
h-
.
.
merrea
whlI
Burns
Lake
defeated
Topley
In
games
on
Dominion
Day
should
help
the
B
rpi,
some
and.
perhaps,
time
can
be
found
Topley
basketball
team
gave
the
hoop-
for
a
couple
other
odd"
ones
ball
league
has
not
been
so
badly
hit
having
had
to
postpone
only
one
game
so
far
on
account
of
the
Inclemency
of
the
elements.
sters
from
Bums
Lake
a
severe
beating.
A
boxer
lunges
forward
when
strikes
a
blow,
the
harder
the
blow
the
;
farther
isrxner
forward
rorwara
in
the
boxer
ooxer
goes.
eoes.
If
if
be
he
can
hit
hard,
enough
his
punch
will
a
a
carry
carry
him
him
to
to
the
the
ton.
top.
WKnesa
Witness
Demnsev.
Dempsey.
thmito
Jeir.
Pita.
Langford,
Ketehel.
(Jans.
Leonard
and
a
nost
01
otner
ring
men.
a
tie
with
the
Empress
Social
Club
and
th.
inn
r
tK
pui
necessitate
a
ptay-oft
on.
July
5
tor
lno.
M.
Maybe
Dempeeyj
.
a1-
J-
-
'
'
J
f
TT-
i
,
,V
wll
change
hi
mind.
One
thing
la
cer
-
v
-
w
y
.
-"
tain:
the
final
victor
will
toe
the
man
While
It
U
regrettable
that
Ketch-'
f8'
3"'d
?P,T,
wlth
wallop
.
The
man
with
punch
.
;?rt
away
with
the-
trophy.
So
for
the-
,.
"
,h.
ikan
will
not
be
able
to
com.
here
-as
'Midler.
ut
will
be
little
In
It
wcept
90
uauai
on
Dominion
Day
for
a
baseball
i
for
the
choice
ai
to
whether
they
pre-1
"
...
.
stslea
with.
Prince
Hupert.
the
dayiftr
to
see
the
Thistles
or
the
Empress
TEXMS
It.UNED
oft
should
not
be
be
serlouily
seriously
marred
marred
fori
cop
mat
reason,
rr.c
Kinu
of
Dan
the-
city
TjHIiriu
hm
hiwn
nuttltitf
fin
km
'
f
r
,
tbla
season
should,
prove
plenty
of
attraction
for
eren
the"
moit
particular
fans
on
the
national
holiday
and
should
commend
good
patronage.
In
addition
there
will
be
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
final
and
a
full
bai
of
Held
Jiew
and
and
track
track
events
evenu
to
to
round
round
out
out
i
Playing
of
games
In
the
elty
tennis
a
imimi
nt
t.
nrnmt&ivt
in
th
championship
tournament
at
the
annual
itampede
and
field
sporta
of
Prtoc
KuPrl
Tenitfs
Club's
courts
was
the
Stony
Creek
Indians
on
their
re-
J""""
"J
'l
serration
In
the
Vanderhoof
district.
The
stampede
will
open
on
July
4
KKlilMKM
LIXE-IP
gram
will
include
horse
races.
ateer
.
un
Ior
,.
pmn.
,
in
t.-"
the
a
broncbQ
nOni
and
saddle
and
"nup
'"Wnt
yery
Interesting
program
which
Is
be-
bare
Jc
raM
and
a
Jovel
Jvent
wm
conciudln
tonlnt
th
llhu,
fri
arranged
by
the
Native
Sons
of
J!!f
.
Cup
series
agalmt.
the
Thistles
will'
b.
Panada.
fle:
BnO:
st
"
Norring-
'h.
'the
natives
.n...
.in
will
shoot
-i.h
with
iv,..
bows
and
arrows.
The
last
day
hai
been
reserved
ton:
Edgeeumbe,
Hadden
and
Burdette;
"
.ruri
iuri
m.-
n
..i
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
'
wii
"
,
"u
atrachan;
spare.
Underwood.
SOFTHU.L
POiVrrOXED
andl
Wuplter
Piuviu.
the
end
of
C
N
Mrt
June.
?W'ng
thfn
M
of
the
wne
every-
'Jj
?'hlhe
R,
when
the
fim
half
of
the
schedule
flrst
k
hMI
o
play-off
wbere
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
It
should
be
about
completed,
finds
the
,,
tw.
.
i(r
-
'
between
the
Swpeftatendent's
Office
and
"
league
some
three
or
four
matches
be-
,
mnnrtM
,,,,,
k,,,
Station.
iedvld
tar
last
night,
was
KtscmLL
orr
aoaix
Rain
tat
naght
ttuvd
further
postponement
of
the
City
League
baseball
.
game
between
the
Kks
and
Native
Sons
he
m
SIX
TO
CHie
Win
"
postponeo
lootmn
game,
SASKATOON.
June
27
The
Welsh
Ollhuly
Cup
match
between
Thistles
The
power
of
the
punch
carried
him
to
football
Warn,
touring
Canada,
defeated
and
Regiment,
is
to
be
played
this
the
pugilistic
pmnacle
and
made
Wax
the
aH-tan
here
last
night
U
to
one.
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
backward
Season
Sale
SPECIALS
FOR
DOMINION
DAY
rtominion
Day,
Canada's
birthday,
is
fast
approaching,
and
for
the
holiday
everyone
wants
to
be
dressed
but
not
onry
for
the
holiday,
but
more
so
for
that
satisfactory
feeling
which
being
"dressed"
gives.
Our
Backward
Season
Sale
offers
the
opportunity
to
be
not
only
clothed,
but
dressed
at
the
minimum
price.
Here
are
only
some
of
our'Tahies.f-
Men's
Two-Pant
SUITS
$29.85
Seldom
have
men
had
the
opportunity
tt)
purchase
suits
of
such
outstanding
quality
at
so
low
a
price
I
There
are
hundreds
of
thera
to
select
from
and
we
are
certain
that
you'll
'
find
just
the
model
to
please
you.
.
,
.
;
.
mwlels.
New'
'blusi,
'fpeyQ'&tt,
46fi
v
tans
and
other
shades
to
select
from.
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
in
silk,
silk
lisle
and
pure
wool
cashmere,
in.
all
the
fancy
patterns
and
shades.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
2
pairs
for
Q5c
MEN'S
HATS
THE
FAMOUS
BROCK
HAT
AND
THE
BILTMORE
HAT
in
the
new
shapes
and
shades
with
the
popular
snappy
brim.
Than
these
there
is
none
better.
You
owe
yourself
one
'
for
the
holiday!
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
4,95
,
j
j
Styk
Value
MEN'S
SHIRTS
1000
MEN'S
SHIRTS-Tooke's
and
tang's
make,
in
all
sizes
and
shades
and
the
new
up-to-date
patterns.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
S1.85
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
in
combinations
only,
in
all
sizes
from
34
to
14.
A
nice
summer
weight.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$1.45
MEN'S
CAPS
WOLF,
BRILL
AND
C.
&
G.
MAKE
Regular
valuea
to
$3.50.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
.
.
1.95
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
O.
D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Jun
'".IIS
GIANTS
BEAT
BROOEYN
AND
DAZZY
VANCE
fsatehlBg
the
game
with
a
douM
Uf
coast
wnea
toe-
Boa
Had
scored
two
ntos
la
adopt
the
ninth
and
had
the
ttetng
run
on
base.
Yesterdsy'i
scores;
National
League
'
Brooklyn
2
New
York
S.
Philadelphia
S-S,
Boston
0-3.
Cincinnati
8.
Plttsousgh
4.
American
League
New
York
7-$.
Washington
0-4
Chicago
&
Detroit
S.
Boston
5."
Philadelphia
8.
St.
Louis
beat
Cleveland.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet.
(PitUburfh
37
Chicago
SS
St.
Louis
36
Ne
York
M
Brooklyn
77
Philadelphia
26
Boston
28
1
Cincinnati
n
33
W
ST
M
59
37
37
A3IEUICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Philadelphia
47
is
N-w
York
M
St.
Louis
M
28
Detroit
38
31
aereland
M
11
Washington
at
34
Chicago
24
41
Boston
19
47
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.817
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.M0
.4H
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.413
.373
.369
KING
NAMES
HYMNS
FOR
THANKSGIVING!
ltistalajeKty'8
Choice.4
jl.
n.
July
8.
7c.
eluded
Irt
form
of
Service
I
on
July
7
LONDON,
June
27.
Two
lln-tini
I...
1U
T.r..
I
1
NEW
YORK.
June
27:
-OTarrell'S
I
r7"u
C"::
I
double
and
Scott's
single
with
two
out',"""
"-'-",
i
-wtv-,
in
the
eleventh
Innings
gave
the
Giants,
Y.e
l?
ue.
u.seu
r.re
VnurCf,lfl
at
'
.one
run,
enabling
tnem
to
defeat
Daisy
thanksglviriK
services
for
Ills
Ml-Vanoe
and
Brooklyn
Mays
and
Scott
jtaty's
recovery
on
July
7.
They
held
the
Robins
to
rive
hits.
are
"All
People
That
on
Garth
Do
The
Phillies
won
a
double
header,
Dwell"
and
Train
My
Soul,
the
I
from
Boston.
'
,
Kinjr
of
Heaven
.
"
Cincinnati
defeated
Pittsburgh.
poun-
.
j
aing
nremer
on
uu
mound
in
the
iiiiin
mimrin
-iniir,n
sixth
and
scoring
five
rur
in
the
ln.;lllLLi
LUKI
A
L
HOI
K.N
In
the
Amertcan
League
the
Senators!
Ilk
WllKK
THIS
I
HAST
shaded
the
Yankees
In.
the
game
of
a
double
header
after
the
j
champions
took
the
opener
through
VANCOUVER.
June
27.
Rrit-
Pmnoek's
fine
pitching
and
Rutht
fh
rlnmhln
mi!U
jthlrteenth
homer
with
Oehrtg
on
thefthe
coagt
j,
inAlls(il
a
St.
Laul.
evened
the
series
with
W
1
.
ra
Cleveland.
announced
today,
effective
Ted
Lyons
was
the
winning
pitcher
throuRh
July
and
August,
in
order
for
Chicago
over
Detroit.
to
balance
production
and
con-
through
postponements.
The
uu
lMia
to
Topley
In
the
first
PP0
prbHly
be
playetf"
PhUadelUa
nosed
t
Borton
by
lumption.
United
States
Pacifie
mills
are
also
expected
to
a
five-day
week,
effective
HALIBUT
SALES
Ihtats
Keillor.
Catrtie
at
Loeal
Summary
Amertc
I4.ea
ptMnda,
(Van!
la
tt
Stlma.
sooo,
Atun,
u.9e
and
7e.
CHOKED
TO
DEATH
rb
lt
.lc
and
Canadian
a
.880-
pawnsw,
11.
Be
mm)
7e.
tmrriestik
Oedftt
14000,
Ooid
NEW
WESrMINBTBR.
June
37:
J.
H.
Lowering,
aged
3d.
was
smothered
to
Pet
I
death
this
morning
at
ttve
ss
win
ill
of
BARRISTERS
STAGE.DUEL
1
Legal
Lights
Differ
and
Come
'
to
HIowh
in
Course
of
Trial
-
Two
prominent
local
lawyer
rame
to
blows
in
city
police
court
before
Indian
Acent
V.
K.
Collison
and
S.
1).
Macdonald,
justice
of
tlx?
peace,
in
the
course
of
n
Ifquor
ellin&
trfal
yexterduy
afterniNtn.
There
wa
difference
of
opinioq
as
to
a
statement
that
had
been
made
by
one
ef
the
leal
light.
"No,
I
didn't."
"Yes
you
did
"
-You're
a
Har.M
Diff.
Banc.
And
a-neat
right
landed
on
the
head
of
one
of
"my
learned
friends"
whereupon
the
police
took
a
hand
to
restore
the
combat
anti
to
order.
SKIDEGATE
Wm
Ba
OaalW
wm
prwuoled
vtth
carrad
Indian
toteni
by
the
people
of
SW4aaU
to
show
their
appreciation
of
"r
9hdM
wort
during
tea
thhe
she
'
"mi
charge
ot
the
Pattullo
sabool
here.
,
9ha
left
lor
Prince
Rupert
on
the
boat.
1
starry
Bewvti
of
Queen
Charlotte
rty
ha
started
his
nut
at
Port
1
-Tlrsnanl
and
wH)
he-
seeming
regu-
j
arty
In-
a
week1
time.
Raports
fracn
llsaca
Irnlllm,
mwiuu
IS.
to
anatj
rc
sun
dfaMMwtnUng.
Not
many
sgwlnc
almon
have
been
aaisjfet
there.
Captain
J.
B.
Otlatt
of
asuuUan
came
ow
In
his
new
Isnach,
making
bis
fuwt
trip
here
and
to
Queen
Char-It
tie
city.
J.
Hasn
and
Un.
R.
O.
Bm-
merson
of
Dead
Tic
Point
visits
kldtgate
Tuesday.
.w
w
internasional
wood
ProducU
The
tronen
Iceland
and
Tartu
30
1
he
waa
ennaofed
as
chief
englnswr.
Hal
passed-
thrsuah
this,
wa
duria
a
01
iv
minfa
xo
nave
cumnna
a
laooer
,
weea
on
th
way
to
the
537
to
the
top
of
the
fuel
bin
and
lost
his!
trolling
grounds
.473
(balance,
falling
a
distance
of
elarht
or
I
434Kan
feet
to
the
bottom.
The
body
waa,
rtshing
"
natrni
boat
mrktti
""
aoent
Vra
a
a
asolnartl
'""7?
T.
nntM
with
wnn
furf
.nrf
H
1.
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n
botirs
on
the
Inlet
w
w
ocen
cnoacn
oy
oust
.
dur"nt
the
week
jfEfrj??!'
agree
thakv
Miff
k
n
is
1
s
t
h
e
best
Wj
flavoured
corn
flakes
y
I
you
ever
used
.write
aia
ftill
us
and
we
will
gladly
j?
y
remit
you
the
cost
Jm
V?v
f
the
package
urn
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and
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crispness
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made
them
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flakes
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The
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guarantee
reproduced
above
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The
integrity
of
the
world's
largest
cereal
millers
is
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it.
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ell
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Hel
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rumpiiig
md
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ft
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much
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heart
lMbgtl
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unn
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tsw...ia
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pumping
and
.r,,l
podifle
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A
neighbor
bid'
1
U
by
so
I
started
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fher
,
I
rnceaOoabox
at
all
drufr,..
dealers,
or
nuiUi
j;..wuhI
pnee
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loronto,
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ag
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and
taint.
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with
cream
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milk,
or
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or
cooked,
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meal
or
any
time.
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subtle
taste
and
fresh
crispness
make
you
want
a
second
helping.
Try
them
with
prunes,
berries,
peaches
or
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