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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Satorhv
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PAGE
FOUH
BABE
RUTH
IS
RUSTICATING
to
(at
back
into
condition
by
ruaUeat-Ing
at
T
little
"
cottage
at'
Shadyvide.
Maryland
Tbe
plac
looks
out
over
tate
water
and
the
heme
run
fctng
with
Adbeeas
of
th
aaultitude.
Ruth
b
not
at
all
sure
when
he
will
he
back.
KCnXE
GOI.lt
AT
MINT
A
COMrLETE
LINE
OP
DOMINION
ROYAL
CORDS
amo
ROYAL
MASTERS
IN
STOCK
S.
E.
PARKER
!
,t
y
iLimited
.
:
.
!
FORD
DEALERS
!
DOMINION
Ave
East
Pione
83
NATIVESONS
LEAD
LEAGUE
l
Nrrc
1
tobx
rs
-i
di
Ettn.:-oh
4nd
rTr,
inning
natrbaii
who
has
had
to
la;
ott
his
picturesque
lauiim
fcrv-aa
at
wmu
"
Osme
La-I
Nlht
Itom
Elk
era.
tbe
Dke
toeing.
Qt
In
the
sixth
.
lnainc
heB
every
Csnuek
went
to;
bat
to
collect
three
hits
and
five
runs.'
one
flaring
error
in
the
Elk
infield
beeping
then
furtner
Op
to
that
the
Moat
of
Canada's
gold
biultoo
is
no
lodge
lien
had
been
holding
the
lead
refined
In
the
Ren!
M.r.t
u
Oiuwa.
on
this
TELEPHONE
m
-
"
it",
kept
too
busy.
mi
Car
owners
in
this
town
know
that
this
number
answers
with
IMMEDIATE
SERVICE
Anytime
Anywhere
New
tires
put
on
in
a
jiffy.
Old
ones
repaired
quickly
and
efficiently
by
experts.
mm
I
in
a
back
and
forth
content.
The
Kits
i
had
another
bad
Inning
in
the
third
'
when
Helmut
LobUek.
thetr
pitcher,
allowed
fire
hits
in
a
row
which
gave
the
Bcsu
thrw
runs.
In
the
fourth
the
Slka
touobtd
Bob
Uatheaon.
the
Sons'
native
huflet.
for
four
hits
out
of
which,
aided
by
errors,
they
garnered
f&ur
rum.
It
waa
In
this
Inning
that;
BUI
Sloan
noied
out
to
left
fleU
a
'
three
baggrr.
with
Sptro
Currleta
boys:
suns
BOYS'
LONG
PANT
SUITS
And
in
this
lot
some
of
them
have
two
pairs
of
pants.
Very
snappy
styles,
in
pure
wool
tweeds.
All
sizes.
'
Regular
values
up
to
$20.
Backward
Season'Sale
Price.
.
-g9e95
BOYS'
JERSEYS
BOYS'
PURE
WOOL
JERSEYS
Just
the
kind
Qf
jersey
for
summer
'
wear.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
95c
BOYS'
GOLF
HOSE
.THE
PAMfkjsisT,:.
MARGARET'S
'
brand
of
golf
hos'
for
boys.
-
All
pure
wool
and
"good
Wearing.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
g5C
M.;
Alex
UtcbeU,
as.
(five
tJU
e.
itwo
innlnasi:
Herman
LohUck,
P
i
Oeorg
Arwar.
cf.:
Sptw
Qurrlch.
c.
(fl
innings):
Htaaoo,
of.
(two
in-nlnaal:
Bill
8M
at.
fl
IMlngel.
2b.
(two
lnnjnas):
Jnd
Stephens,
lb;
Mike
BudinHh.
It.
Score
by
11
Qks
0
3
Native
Sons
.20
League
standings:
4
4
0
0
0
7
Tl
0
Native
Sobs
of
Canada
came
out
on!
w.
L
ra.
ttv
b
end
ef
a
10-4
acre
In
last
Native
Eons
t
1
.S7
night's
City
League
baseball
game
with,
Gyro
1
1
tbe
Oka
ana
we
now
oasupyiBfl
first
Has
l
2
nlmtL
in
Lh
ImOU
tUtiM
U
a
1-1
.
his
his
wife
wife
is
is
enjoying
enjoying
life
Ufe
In
In
a
a
new
ont
way
weyi'.,
.
.
,t,t
win.
over
the
ant-
f.J?
lu".!outiiil,!-
aUaKnd-
Jiemi
htm
The
s
rnec
hitting
thrilh
of
Ux-
baw!l
-ime
aud
the!
"
ZT7.
m
.h-
I
f
If
1
V
lH
lU
I
I
IIYI
.aSO
J33
PITCHED
GIANTS
EASYVICTORY
Ijat
r-rhrlr
lilt
T
lloniers
Against
Detroit
to
(Me
YanLren
the
Oanie
NEW
YORK,
June
IS:
Larry
Benton
gst
;
gave
the
Pirates
anly
seven
hits
yea-
board,
aaaklng
the
circuU
on
an
over-,
tanuy
ana
as
a
rewut
u
w
throw
to
the
heme
olatc.
oiaaia
won
iran
nnswirgu
u
tun
Lsmsile
nitehed
twh
lndlnea
and.
victory
In
the
torse
game
rtes
th
tlht
score
S
to
3
against
turn,
re-
Althcsigh
Cincinnati
arared
three
runs
tlied
to
ngot
field
and
was
replaced
by
"
the
ninth
to
tie
the
aaaae
Brooklyn
Bob
UsthMon
who
flnudiad
the
same.
ant
Txm
Ooaae
in
the
elsasnth
ihiu-v
was
rroj?
hit
and
received
to
win
rather
doubtful
support.
During
the
In
he
Am-icam
League
the
Tankaaa
uxth
tuning.
Splro
Ourvteh'
was
re-
aided
by
two
baaae
runs
by
Lou
0;hrl
lleved.
at
hat
own
requaet.
as
catehet
th
KPta
of
Oearga
Ohio
aq
for
the
X1U.
Ott
liStcnell
replaclBg
.
two
teuej
vwaw
w
mm.
XMdo
Ourvlch
went
to
?aa
plnoh
cefeatea
Detroit.
hitter
for
the
ElkaU.
he
aafentb
but
Singles
by
McOowan
and
Manuh
la
'poped
one
to
the
pKcher
and
was
out,
the
ninth
gave
St.
Lous
Browns
a
i,
rrrat.
'close
victory
over
Beaton.
Two
baggers
were
made
for
the
Sona;
,
by
George
Howe.
Beany
Wertdle
and
Vic
MeauEle
whUe
etngles
-eie
collected
'by
Howe.
2.
Phllnps.
2.
Mitchell.
Laai-be
Wendle.
Httere
tor
the
Bks.
u
ao-d.tion
to
Sloaa'a
triple,
were
Lobltck.
Harold
2.
Alei
kfltcheU.
2.
Ulke
Bud-mlch
and
Arseneatt.
Lanble
allowed
no
hila
but
walked
two
ssien
In
ibe
xcond.
tbe
other
Rearing
Using
due
tc
emrs.
Uatbeeon
gave
no
walks
while
U.bllck
allowed
one.
Strlte-euU
were
as
follows:
by
LohUak,
five,
by
Lam-
b:e.
one:
by
Uatheaon.
one,
i
CYRIL
TOLLEY
WINS
AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP
A
goad
stred
crowd
of
fans,
aonalder-:
Ileal
Jetin
Smith
of
rife,
the
SpreU-lng
the
eMHy
evealng,
vatnhed
the'
rular
heolIKh
Carpeater
rati
winch"
umpired
by
Harry
j
Iftaate
aud
Jht.
ftatohiord
Te
teasaa.
(
SVNrwiCH.
June
15v-CyrH
Tstiey
Uneaps
and
Searing
todaf
won
the
British
aeaateur
aoB
Native
Sons
WU1
Uitchsil.
lb.:
Geo.
cbaasptowihlp
for
the
aaeona
tlaaa.
de-Hwf.
U.;
WHI
LamMe.
p.
"fu
iu
;
.f
i'.in
JuUu
N.
Smith,
the
carpenter
nlnga)
rf.
(five
Inning
It
Benny
iKta.
ftte.
four
up
and
three
to
p&y.
Wendle.
aa.:
Phillips,
cf
;
BddJe
Smith.
HStftlfa
advent
Into
the
semi
-finals
lb
.
Vic
llenaie.
3b.:
Bob
Stalker,
rt.
wm
a
surprise
to
many,
especially
when
'
(two
innings
K
Bob
Uatheson.
p.:
Doug
be
defeated
Dawson,
the
crack
Chieag
PrUMll.
c
boy.
on
when
the
Americans
Eiks
Harold.
3b
:
George
Mitchell,
pending
for
s
possible
win
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
ckward
Season
SALE
Outfitters
tor
boys
of
all
ages,
The
Acme
Importers
is
the
most
popular
emporium
for
the
young
ones.
They
like
coming
to
The
Acme
themselves.
Many
of
their
parents
like
coming,
too,
and
bebw
are
some
of
tbe
prices
which
parents
like.
Hut
these
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
special
sale
prices
now
on.
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
BOYS'
B.
V.
D.
NO-BUTTON
UNDERWEAR
We
have
these
in
all
,
sizes.
So
handy
with
no
buttons
to
come
off.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
BOYS'
KNICKERS
KNICKERS
FOR
BOYS
IN-
FOX
SERGE
Hard
wearing
stuff,
the
kind
that
boys
like,
for
they
look
well,
too.
Backward
Season
Sale.
p"ce
95c
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
THE
FAMOUS
ST.
MARGARET'S
BRAND
Short
sleeves
and
knee
length.
Easy
fitting
and
comfortable
for
summer
wear.
Backward
.
Season
Sale
Price
1
95
FATIIEirS
DAY,
SUNDAY,
JUNE
1G
UUY
HIM
A
TIE1
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
0.
D,-TEUMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
bttttSMjaSAh9g
Sport
Chat
Th
first
annua
irack
.and
field
mhx
lor
'copls
of
'ihe
upper
Bulkier
Valley
wag
held
Xr&tUf-iC-toffSr.
The
WrSC
I
date
Schixjl
won
the
Tpplejr
Dl-itrict
A?otiaUon's
cup
for
the
j
highest
afrgrejrate
per
pupil.
Top-ley
beimr
but
a
short
distance
behind
with
Perew
!
maViBg
a
good
showing.
There'waa
Iobc
program
of
events'
and
medal
winners
were
Rita
MeCrae,
Toj-ley;
Louis
Gair.
Foreetdale;
Kellie
Hall.
Copley,
and
Walter
Hawthorne.
Forestdale.
Plans
are
beingr
rapidly
advanced
for
Stewart's
annual
Dominion
Day
celebration
and
there
will
be
a
large
and
varied
program
of
event.
Snbatantialscol-
f
aBwawaMaawaawawaMBBwgawaww
j
fo
the
prize
list
The
committee
'
in
charge
consists
of
II.
P.
Gibson,
jchairinan;.
James
Mortice,
secretary;
V
T.
Rsselmont,
R.
W.
!
Kennedy:
W.
I).
Smith,
Kdward
'T.
Aplewaite.
II.
D.
Rochfnit
and
W...'
Tooth.
The
first
anual
sports
day
of
the
Stewart
Superior
School
ws
held
last
week
when
no
lent
than
3S
erenta
were
carded.
Loren
Bolen
won
the
boys'
npn
championship
and
Violet
Watson,
the
girls'
open
championship.
John
Thomey
won
the
junior
chsm
;
pionahip
for
boys
and
Pearl
Lyon
the
girls'
junior
ehampionshipJ
The
weather
was
perfect
and
competition
wasukeen
for
many
pritea
donated
by
Stewart
merchants.
A
star
girls'
basketball
team
representing
jointly
the
towns
of
Stewart
and
Hyder
recently
ORTIIOPHONIC
VICTROLAS
AND
RECORDS
journeyed
to
Premier
aad
trim-!
med
tbe
young
laaiwavtnere
uy
a
substantial
mmln.
After
the
game,
a
supper
was
served
and
a
dance
enjoyed,
fllht
Juat
about
brings
the
basketball
Person
at
StejtvarUftnd
Prenitr
to
a
elosf.
undry
a,t
the
recent
annual
picnic
of
he
achako"
Phrmers'
"Institute
at
anderhoor
Weather
waa
dull
and
-vereest
but
naaertherrsa
there
was
a
-irf
attsadance.
Th
progrMn
of
iporu
contalMd
nuavteeo
events
all
of
vhlrh
were
keenly
eontewted.
Dido
Ourvlch.
of
this
city,
may
be
he
first
outside
baser
to
appear
at
Cetchrkan
since
the
(arnmUon
of
the
ew
boxtry
ccrasahwion
to
gwvern
the
port
at
"the
rieatt
city
"
Negotiations
re
under
way
for
Ourvtrh
io
aieet
v
Msr.lla
there
la
the
heaollner
of
Puurth
of
July
card.
Onarlle
Brown
nay
also
take
other
looal
boer
over
i
make
an
International
affair
of
It.
The
blcod
ahaatna
about
tmo
pounds
f
oxygen
dally.
'
.
Ortt
.
.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Mie
ter,
Kew
Tort
7
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.
Boston
I.
St
lot.
Assert.
Lears,
,fVo't
.
Nw
T
K
,
uwefana
o
V:
..:,
.
OiJcago
l
tu
fit
Lou.
7
.1
Their
teeth
art
s
awts.
"
-to,
-
(
U).
de
mry
tHSfa.
smsiios
ouo4
ueca,tra-
Lt4
Oiatntiilr
Mww
435.
wphonic
True
inaW
Sound'
t,..l
d-m
Victrola
The
most
modern,
the
most
veiv
s&tile,
the
most
wonderful
musical
instrument
in
the
world,
with;
its
true-tone
beauty.
With
it
you
are
never
without
any
kind
of
music,
for
you
have
the
large
Victor
record
library
o
famous
artists
to.
choose
from.
Instruments
from
$95
up.
All
models
stop
Victor
records
automatically
when
through
playing.
Cabinets
artistically
designed
in
rich
woods.
At
Victor
dealers.
Terms
of
course.
tied
'
...
:.
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Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada.LimitctI
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