PAGE
FOUH
pBSBB9
A
Great
Carfor
Women
to
Drive
TTjIE
FQRD
car
is
a
great
car
for
women
to
drive
not
only
because
it
ia
so
smart
and
good
looking,
but
also
because
of
its
comfort,
ease
of.
control,
and
reliability.
Especially
,
its
reliability.
You
know
the
Ford
will
take,
you
then
and
bring
you
back.
You
know'
you
can
depend
on
it.
You
knew
ft
has
been
built
to
give
you
thousand
of
miles
of
faithful,
uninterrupted
service.
This
freedom
from
trouble
this
men-
tal
comfort
means
a
great
deal
to
every
woman
who
drives
a,
ear.
Another
feature
of
the
Ford
that
appeals
to
women
is
the
safety
afforded
by
the
fully
enclosed
efficient
six-brake
system,
steel
body,
and
shatterproof
glass
windshield.
You
can
see
the
value
of
this
when
you
consider
that
65
per
cent
of
automobile
injuries
are
caused
by
flying
glass.
The
windshield
of
the
Ford
will
not
shatter
under
the
hardest
impact
A
demonstration
drive
ia
convincing.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
S3
OUR
TIME
PAYMENT
PLAN
IS
MOST
ATTRACTICVE
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
ackward
SALE
Season
As
Ijoys'
Out
filters,
the
Acme
Store
has
lonp
been
the
most
popular
in
this
North
country
Here
are
some
of
our
Sale
bargains
which
will
appeal
to
parents.
SUITS
FOR
BOYS
SUITS
FOR
BOYS
BOYS'
SUITS
ESESBB!lSm
BRAND
The
hardest
wearing
Boys'
Suits
made.
Double
knees,
double
seat
and
double
pockets;
in
big
sizes
only,
from
33
to
3G.
BACKWARD
SEASON
SALE
PRICE
85.95
One
lot
of
Boys'
Suits
in
pure
wool
tweeds
and
assorted
pattern?.
All
fii7.es.
BACKWARD
SEASON
SALE
PRICE
.
.".
.
.
.
-
-gg.Qg
One
lot
with
long
pants
and
some
of
these
suits
have
two
pairs.
These
are
in
the
very
latest
models
in
1929
style.
Dressy
and
snappy
1
.
v
BACKWARD
SEASON
SALE
PRICE
.
,.
.
v
9.95
NO
CI
I
AUG
E
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
O.
I).
TERMS.
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Killed
at
These
Sale
Prices.
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PIRATES
BEING
EMPRESS
WINS
HARD
PRESSED
OVER
REGIMENT
St.
Louis
anil
Strong
Hid
TTT
'
(I
I
.
.1'
Chicago
Making
for
I'ennant:
Athfeifcs
ffelaln
"
1
Their
Lead
NV
YORK,
June
11.
The
Cincinnti
Reds
pounded
three
New
Vo:
k
(Hants'
pitchers
yesterday
to
win
their
Uiird
successive
game.
Louis
Cardinals
barely
dwd.out
the
Phillies.
She
rnn.s
in
the
fifth
inning
de
cltleuj
Victory
for
the
Brooklyn
(tobia
In
their
second
straight
mn
orgr
the
league-leading
Pitts
bunrb
llmites.
CBMaago
Cubs
outbatted
Boston
Brakes
.and
won
10
to
8.
in
tfce
Am
ican
League,
Cleve
land
Indians
broke
a
deadlock
in
the
sixth
inning
to
win
from
Washington
Senators.
A
alnyle
by
Heilman
in
the
nevtirih
followed
by
three
succee-stva
pme
by
OharHe
Ritffing
e
Detroit
Tigers
a
win
ever
the
BNtottjted
Sox,
Tbi,
Philadelphia
Athletics
stay
eM
esjVame
ahead
of
the
field
by
beating
the
Chicago
White
Sox,
wllle
.
New
Yk
Yankees
staved
off
a
late
rally
by
the
St.
Louie
frowns
to
win.
Waite
Hojrt
aliewed
only
one
hit
in
seven
:nninjrs.
Yesterday's
big
league
scores:
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
New
York,
3,
Cincinnati
7.
Boston
s.
Chicago
10.
B
oeejlyn
7,
Pittsburgh
0.
Philadelphia
9,
St.
Louis
10
aLmehican
LEAGUE
9t,
Luis
2,
New
York
3.
Cleveland
4.
Washington
3.
Detroft
l,
Boston
0.
Chicago
1,
Philadelphia
3.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
-
.
j
STANDINGS
W.
I..
Fittabwh
23
17
inicago,:
...
28
17
St.
Louis
SO
19
New
Y&V
....;,.
44
20
Philadelphia
21
24
ICtadiUf
p
u
;U.
.'.
;
18
29
Brooklyn
17
28
Boston
17
29
A.MEWCAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
'
"
W.
L.
Philadelphia
34
11
New
York
27
18
Si.
Louis
28
21
Detroit
28
25
Cleveland
24
23
Washington
17
28
Chicago
i.
18
33
Boston
..15
32
Pet.
.022
.622
.012
.545
FURTHER
GAMES
IN
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Two
Matcliett
in
.Men's
Doublet
and
One
Each
In
Ladle'
and
Men's
Singles
The
following
further
games
were
pluyd
last
night
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club'i
champioTwtorp
tournament:
Ladiext
singlet
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
beat
MiM
Murffii
et'
Palmer,
6-2,
0-0.
Men's
atafftt
1
Pete
Mack
beat
Bob
Darelett,
6-4.
G-:s.
Men's
double
F.
F
Robertson
ami
E.
Wild
Ing
b.
at
8teve
King
and
JaeV
Johna.
il-l,
6-S.
Second
rou
mi-Eddie
Smith
and
Poll
Howard
beat
H
A.
Pryce
and
P.
II.
Lincey.
8-4,
G-0.
GYROS
GIVEN
LEAVE
The
Acm
J1
Importers
u
fjf
KjtortH
the
IniiinMrar
city
Pet.
.7W
.G00
.671
.528
.fill
.173
.863
.319
TO
DEVELOP
JUNIOR.
SPORTS
FIELD
HERE
Avenue
and
McBride.
Sts
eet,
neari
TO
REPAIR
BETTHl
PRICES
OPEN
DITCH
CANADIAHF1S
l
ootnaii
(inme
i.a.i
iigni
s
.
jCfee.
AtJnJjjinsUjUWtfJ'il
Large
I
rowd
or
runs
SOLDIERS
ELIMINATED
Ownership
of
Gilhuly
Cup
For
Year
Now
Rests
Between
Empress
Club
and
Thistles
As
a
result
of
last
night's
game
which
ertded
2
tol
in
favor
of
the
Empress
Social
Club
over
the
Regiment,
the
winners
assured
themselves
of
at
least
a
play-off
with
the
Thistles
for
the
Gilhuly
Cup
while
the
soldiers
were
ell
minated
from
the
competition
for
the
trophy.
The
Regiment
did
most
of
the
pressing
throughout
the
game
and
was
beaten
only
through
inaccurate
shooting
or
bad
luck.
Playing
up
hill,
the
soldiers
took
the
lead
right
from
the
start
John
Murray
put
through
a
goal
which
was
disallowed
because
Tinker
was
offside.
Wilson
then
scored
the
counter
for
the
Regi
ment
McKay
soon
equalized
for
the
Empress
Club,
the
Regiment
believing
there
was
sn
offside.
In
the
second
half,
Empress
players
pressed
and,-following
a
free
kick
against
Brand
for
car
rying
the
ball,
McKay
put
them
ahead,
The
Regimental
goal
had
another
narrow
escape
in
a
scramble.
During
the
las.
fifteen
minutes,
the
Regiment
did
everything
but
score.
John
Murray
spoiled
a
good
ehancc
by
hand
ling
the
ball
in
goal
mouth.
Again
Tinker
just
missed
and
the
Em
press
was
able
to
retain
its
slim
lend
until
the
end.
Spiro
Gurvich
was
a
fine
goalkeeper
for
the
Em-
preee
throughout
the
game.
It
was
a
fine,
gave
as
far
as
the
fans
were
conWrned
and
a
gp3.
'shed
crjrwiLoi
spectator
was
on
haad
to
.
witness
the
raateh.
"H
William
Cowan,
formerly
of
Vancouver,
made
hi
Anltut
aa
4U
referee
on
the
local
field
and
M
handled
the
game
in
an
efficient
378
manner.
James
Kelly
and
A.
Mur-
.3(0
rQ
v
War.
llnaMrnJin
Ths
Imihi
were
as
follows
Regiment'
BraridV
Rom
and
HuBti
EdgcumbelUIaddon
and
Bttrdette;
Wilson,
Russell,
Murray,
Tinker
and
Norrtngton.
KpreM
Social
Club-r-Giirvlch;
G.
Howe
and
Carlson;
HflUton,
Currie
and
Hill;
Lundie,
Currie,
McKay,
CheBoaki
and
8.
Dickens.
With
but
one
more
re
me
to
play
on
Thussday
evening
between
Regiment
and
Thistles,
the
stan
ding
for
the
Gilhuly
Cup
is
now
as
follows
j
W.
P.
L.Pts.
Empress
2
1
1
5
Thistles
1
1
1
3
Regiment
1
0
2
2
Sport
Chat
It'
is
doubtful
if
a
baseball
seson
ever
opened
mora
Interestingly
In
Prince
Rupert
than
has
this
year's.
Each
of
the
three
teams
have
now
won
a
game
and
lost
one
and
all
games
except
the
Very
first
one
have
been
very
closely
contested,
sustaining
the
interest
right
up
to
the
last
in
ning.
The
Elks
beat
the
Gyro
Club,
the
Gyro
took
the
Native
Sons
and
then
the
Canucks
came
along
and
conquered
the
Elks
so
that
looks
like
they
are
evenly
matched.
Tonight
the
Sons
are
to
meet
the
Elks
again,
and
whoever
wins
will
go
to
the
top
of
the
heap.
The
lodge
men
say
it
is
I
going
to
be
different
on
this
oc
The
(
ity
council
lt
night
gave
casion
from
what
it
was
Sunday.
iermi'.-ijn
to
'the
Gyro
Club
to
1rocit-l
aitb
the
development
of
the
groiitKl
at
ttie
corner
of
Sixth
The
game
should
attract
many
fans
who
are
getting
a
real
kiuk
out
of
league
baseball
(his
year.
the
M;
sonic
Hall,
as
a
junior'
Plans
are
proceeding
apace
for
field-
la
big
Dominion
Day
i
lebration
io
a
communicstloiyjat
Smitbers.
There
will
be
a
long
'MsillTD
'wluD
asKing
inat
program
orjunior
uiim
senior
jpt
such
repairs
as
are!
truck
and
ffejd
sportn
while
spe-
n
(luirv.pfii
iwaygfounda
In
vnr'l-
cial
attention
is.
beinc
given
to
ou
parte'ftf
tUe
eft,
Aid.
Brown
jthe
horse
-racing
card
which
tuted
inM
(niectona
nan
peen
made
aim.the
repairs
were
under
wav.
.n
-
,'V,.
;
REG1NA
BEATEN
expected
to
attrnet
all
the
fast
horse
flesh
from
the
Ilulkley
Valley.
Another
'f
feature
will
be
a
tug-of-war
ltwemither8
and
Duthie
mine
and'
a
baseball-
nine
from
one
of
the
vallev
towna
will
SASKATOON,
June
111
The
be
pitted
ngaitwt
Smlthers.
In
the
touring
Welsh
soccer
team
de-
evening,
there
will
be
a
biir
dance
fej.t.d
Reglna
all
stars
here
last
:
for
which
special
nrrangementtt
iiigM
sUVen
to
nil.
Jare
being
made.
:
City'
Council
Discusses
Offensive
Situation
in
Ijtownjfown
ecuon
Following
receipt
of
a
petition
from
I).
McLeod,
aam
Wood,
G
II
Arnold.
K.
E.
Hush.
TtoH
West,
Brother
Moody,
Wjulter
Shaw
and
others
complaining,
of
the
offeneivenes
of
an
iopen
drain
in
the
lane
nedr
the
jlM-l
gerson
uiock
anu
aiKing
(that
steps
be
taken
to
have
same
attended
to,
the
city
council
h
gaged
In
a
lengthy
discussion
last
night
as
to
whether
the
cit
or
the
property
owners
concerned
should
pay
for
the
work
whiel
may
prove
rather
extensive
In
volving
a
drain
which
runs
underj
private
property
from
the
vicin-t
ity
of
the
Savoy
Hotel
on
Eraser;
Street
to
the
Central
Hotel
on
First
Avenue.
which
had
resulted
in
the"floot.
ing
oi
the
basement
of
the
Rup
ert
Table
Sapply
Store,
lie
Imd
Iwen
advised
by
the
city
solicitor
that
permanent
repairs
eould
only
be
undertaken
as
a
ioeal
improvement
scheme.
Aid.
Prodhomrrie,
Aid.
Rudder
ham
'
and
Aid.
Maedonald
felt
that
repairs
should
be
nwde
a
soon
as
possible
to
remove
a
menace
to
health,
if
it
was
not
up
to
the
city
itself
to
do
it,
arrangements
should
be
made
without
delay
for
the
necessary
carrying
out
of
the
work
under
loent
improvement.
At
the
suggestion
of
Mayor
McMordie,
it
was
decided
to
have
the
medical
health
officer.
Board
of
Works
and
city
engineer
submit
the
necessary
reports
which
will
also
include
an
estimate
oi
the
cost
of
the
work.
'
GYRO
COMMITTEES
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
THE
GLEE
SINGERS
NAMED
President
Joe
Gree:-
has
named
J
the
following
Gyro
Club
commit
tees
in
connection
with
the
ap
pearance
here
of
the
Wetfemintar
Glee
Clot
Singers
under
the
aus
pices
of
the
club
on
Jane
21
and
22:
General
chairman
Morris
Dlott.
Reception
committee
R.
F.
MoNftugaton.
II.
McKwen.
Advertising
Bob
Robertson,
bat:
qmh,
Frank
fllbb,
Alex
Hunter,
Art
Eaeaon.
Hall
Coarlle
Dalagno,
chairman,
Joe
Oosse,
Jack
Dougherty,
D.
Stork,
L.
Kerg(n,
Joe
Greer.
Tieket
selling-
Eddie
Smith,
chairman,
Charlee
Mills,
C.
Kirk-
endall.,L.
Waugh.
lionel
Holt
by.
Ushers:
Friday,
June
,2111.
Bit
bank.
Mitt''
ftMmalAw
Har
old
McKwen,
M,
MeLachtkn.
Rill
Nelson,
Bill
Watt,
George
Arsen-eau.
Joe
Greer.
Ushers:
Saturday,
June
22
Jim
Psniubar,
LMnel
Holtby,
Glen
McMillan.
Doug
Netsoji,
Charles
Starr,
Bill
Toly.
The
aotlve
life
of
a
piece
of
giant
artillery
Is
about
three
seconds.
Watermelons
have
been
cultivated
since
tW
earliest
time
in
EgytkL
SIGN
in
ttiia
tap
tttt
LION,
i4
pow,r
Practically
the
sa"m.
t...
i
uiu
ror
Ampru.
,
y.
At
Exchange
Today
Most
of
the
r
tbdav
Hertftut
the
Canada
good
averaiffl
m
were
the
haling
Venus
22.0041
12
and
8.
Mars
15.0dO
at
14.9
and
s
Yellowstone,
li
The
city
engineer
stated
that
F,,,heri
t
H.l
...
the
drain
had
been
opened
up
Janc
1J"'10
'
last
year
to
clear
out
a
bletkade
",l
an"
Ani-'--'
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to
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12.1
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19,noo
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12
and
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Point
v
mwi
Storage
at
14.9
;m
f
n
Canadian
June
1,700
to
i
at
113
and
7.
v.d
F:,H
TVuulli,
17
01)0
i
11
c.
at
14
and
7.
VJ&.T.
3,600
tn
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7.
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STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Continued
fnm
r
r.-i
Js'oble
Five.
.19.
:
t)egon
Copper,
N
1
Pend
Oreille.
4
V
Pioneer
Gold.
VI.
!
Premier,
1.55.
!
"
Portar
Idaho,
Jteeves
Murdn.iii.
:
:i
Rufus
Argetita
N
:
Ruth
Hope,
:U.
:
:
Silver
Crest.
C,
ii
Silversmith.
1
Siocaa
King.
Nil.
7
Snowflake.
5:!'...
;',
Sunloch.
200.
2:'
Topiey
Richfield.
28.
Torie.
1.20,
1.50.
Wellington,
Nil.
i
'
HTiitewater.
75.
.
Woodbine.
6.
t
Bluebird.
12.
Nil
OiK
Canary
Dallas,
1.50.
Nil
Great
West.
45,
N.:
Msreury,
110.
N.i
Mid
West,
69,
Nil
Mill
City.
9.90.
Nil
Model,
65.
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