August
6,
1917,
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nine
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Aug.
C:
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ppa.;-
cruck
of
rifle
fire
wilj
rev-
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across
me
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of
Connaughl
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Inext
week
when
i.
anaua
s
tv
marksmen
gather
to
dls
their
shooting
prowess
at
innual
meeting
of
the
Dom
of
Canada
Rifle
Asjjocir,
The
meet
oppns
Monday
end
Saturday
with
the
fir
st'
he
final
stage
of
the
lovj
-ueneral's
event.
Sri'
man
lo'j
ruiemen,
veit
W.'i
Ilisley
team
and
top
1
n
major
matches.
Strong
Ksentatlve
teams
have
been
If
m
the
we-t
and
east,
Dri
ft'
alumhia,
Alberta
and
Mani-
i
on'.iibute
about
15
marks-t4i
h.
A
like
pumber
has
hospn
in
the
Maritimes
Quebec
while
Ontario
will
tpresenteu
by
more
man
zoo.
Jdition
about
50
cadets
from
Du:
i-
anaujan
scnoois
win
vie
himcs
over
the'-
minature
T
A.
Jensen
of
Innis-
.fc
CORNS
6
WARTS
Kmr
dry
tiia.
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in
mi.
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kiU
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ad
Viftl
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right
off
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SALE
BALE-
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boat,
13
knots.
mi-
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or
housenoiu
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sold.
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Vernon
(tf)
RENT
Seven-room
house,
n
room
and
glass
protected
rch,
with
electric
range,
fur-
good
garden,
one
pf
finest
tbor
views
in
city.
Apply
tp.
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lit"
fir
Mii.iiieiit
emniovmi'nr.
ijiiu
tniiig
iq
work,
uwner
ol
oi
referred.
Good
earnings.
Ap-ly
Saturday
1
to
8
p,m-
t.o
ohn
SawirWI
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WORK
WANTED
AiN
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tat
c'.
I
I
eran
shot,
and
Cpt.
T.
JHsjey
JMsey
M
8i'enlpwie
pf
Halifax.
Sergt,
WiJUam
fiwjng,
young
Mofltrpfl)
sharpshooter,
leads
th
Quebec
snjperg
who
Include
Sergt
AIpp
f'anjell
of
Verdun,
Qufi,
and,
Jqpt.
J.
W.
Joj.en
of
Sherbropke.
Jt
ht
top
of
the
On-(aria
division
is
Liput
fi,
K.
Mi.t-phett
pf
Hamilton,
triple
prizewinner
at
jjisley;
C,
g.
SJ.
fieort'f'
Rmsie
of
Tpionlp,
Governor
J
GenerAl's
Winner
and.
Sergt.
M.
F.
Dillon
of
Ottawa.
For
the
third
year
In
succei-Mon
the
tropfiy
room
in
the
Ad-1
ministration
Building
will
lack
great
international
trophies
and
youngsters
irom
roasi
Association's
i
r
win
sirjye
fop
piacps
on
gathering
at
Rh-
py
Gamp,
Canada
won
only
Ihren
prizes
at
a
mee.
ast
month,
.1
A
t
1
A
At
resuii
oi
-waxeneus
eagle
eye.
Jfe
wpn
the
A'l'Comers
Aggregate,
the
(Jrapd
Aggregate
and
the
Puke
of
filpijcester.
The
tari)
rriyed
home
ftomr-what
dejected,
but
ready
to
fiphl
for
their
places
on
next
year's
Oisley
contingent.
In
1935
a
team
considered
one
of
the
best
eye
rto
lea
ye
Canada
was
strip
ped
of
the
MacKinnon
Cup,
the
Holapore
Cup
and
the
Stock
Ex
change
Trophy.
Later
teams
fail
ed
to
regain
I
hem.
Intra-Empire
flavor
wiJJ
be
given
thp
meet
by-
the
presence
of
a
team
of
eight
University
of
London
students.
Also
present
wij
be
a
gpup
of
English
cadets
picked
from
the
public
schools
of
England.
They
will
meet
Cam
adian
cadets
in
a
duel
for
pos-
segsiqn
of
the
Michael
Faraday
trophy,
now
hed
by
Canada.
TROPHY
DECIDED
Van
Dinks
Lose
to
Canadian
Legion
So
Naval
Reserve
Captures
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
Canadian
Legion
defeated
Van
Dinks
by
a
spore
of
3
to
2
In
a
postponed
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
game
last
night
and,
as
a
re.
suit,
Royal
Canadian
Jfaval
Volun
teer
Reserve
captures
the
trophy
for
the
season.
Before
losing
this
jame.
Van
Dinks
had
a
chance
to
win
th?
trpphy.
Last
night's
game
was
hard
fought
all
the
way
through.
Half
lime
score
was
2
to
1
for
the
Legion.
cprers
for
the
Legion
were
Henry
Dickens,
twp,
apd
Bill
Murray.
Ritchie
made
both
counters
for
Van
Dinks.
George
Dawes
was
referee.
TEB
DAILY
NEW8
S.
AFRICAN
BQWLflRS
TO
TOUR
CANADA
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Insist
Qi)
'GRANT'S
RFST
VP-OCVRMmrTb
Original
For
Sale
at
yendors
or
direct
from
'"Mali
Ordr
Dept."
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1
Country
Q.
U.
JoliQfWn
i
Liquor
Control
Board,
847
Beatty
.Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
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The
South
African
lawn
bowling
teamT
now
touring
Canada,
l
ijie
first
team
from
that
country
to
.ever
tour
the
Dominion.
They
will
.be
seen
In
exhibition
games
throughout
Canada
until
late
in
August.
The
party
consists
of
46
members,
of
these
therp
are
32
bowlers
and
14
ladles
in
the
group.
This
photo
taken
.as
they
arrived
at
Ottawa,
Ont.,
shows
C.
C.
Stenhouse,
right,,
president
of
the
Canadian
pawn
Bowling
Council
of
Canada;
greeting
James
Chalmers,
M.P.,
of
Ron-debosch,
South
Africa,
captain
of
the
team,
in
the
name
of
all
bowlers
In
Canada.
SPORT
CHAT
Two
posponed
games
remain
,toj
be
played
before
possession
for
the
year
1937
of
the
Mobley
Cup,
emblematic
of
city
senior
football
championship,
Is
settled.
On
Tuesday
night
the
last
regularly
sched
uled
fixture
In
this
series
between
Van
Dinks
and
Canadian
Legipn
had
to
be
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
Last
evening
these
two
teams
met
in
a
postponed
game
from
the
Stuart
Shield
series.
Negotiations
are
proceeding
to
send
a
local
senior
soccer
team
to
Ocean
Falls
for
a
series
of
games
late
In
August
on
early
In
September.
Four
Toronto
girls
and
Ethel
Catherwood,
the
"Saskatoon
Lily,"
gave
Canada
two
Olympic
championships
at
Amsterdam
nine
years
ago
yesterday.
Bobby
Rosenfeld,
Ethel
Smith,
Flqrence
Bell
and
Myrtle
Cook
won
the
400-metre
relay
final
while
Miss.
Catherwood
won
(he
high
Jump.
Qertrude
Ederle
of
the
Unld,
fatates
cepame
the
first
woman
swimmer
to
conquer
ths
treap
jier-ous
English
Channel
11
years
ago
today.
She
negotiated
the
tide;-swollen
waters
in
14
jfiogrs,
31
mln-Eight
women
ftay?
performed
the
feat
sjnpe
but
the
fame
of
''Trudy"
who
was
ac
c)amed
on
her
j-eturrl-to
N?w
York.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
NAVaI.IEEE-
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BEUEVE
THEV'IZE
MARRIED
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Big
Regatta
At
KelownaNowOn
Ragley
Sisters
of
Vancouver
Both
Set
Up
New
Swimming
Records
KELOVNA,
August
.6:
Mary
Bagley
of
Vancouver
and
,
her
ypHnger
slater,
petty,
both,
estab
lished
swimming
records
at
the
an
nual
regatta
here
which
has
at
tracted
aquatic
talent
from
manyj
parts
of
the
country.
1
CTTLE
THIS,
TJLMe.eEN
IF
t'VE
GCSy
To
DO
IT
fl
m
BASESALL
National
League
Brooklyn
9,
Pittsburg
6.
Npw
York
2,
Cincipnatti
Q.
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago.
2.
Boston
4,
St
Louis
1.
American
League
Chicago
8,
New
York
13.
Djevelnd
Boston
.5,
petrpjt
5,
Philadelphia
3.
t
Louis
7,
Washington
4.
THREE
MONTHS
EACH
Samuel
Carter
and
Arthur
W&g-ner,
for
assault,
were
each
sentenced
tp
three
month's
imprisonment
by
Judge
W.
Ef.
Fisher
In
County
Cpurt
this
afterpopn-
The
two
men
come
from
Terrace.
Mrs.
J.
II.
Chittick
and
daugh
tur
of
La
Jolla,
California,
an
none
achieved
i
yjsifprs
in
the
city.
TJiey
are
v
tists
and.
are
here
to
make
spmt
Jpjctu
res
with
local
settings.
1
Vancouver
StprM
B,
p.
NicHeJ.
-?!'
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Ba
Mspyr),
-5P.
Jjralprrra,
74Q-
b,
r,
gsn-i
-03,
Aztep,
.19-
cajiijoo
Quartz,
.so-
Ppjltia,
Ounwell.
P?H-Golconda,
.IIV2.
Mlfltp,
M.
Meridian,
pfj.
FaJrylpw.
Amal.,
.06.
Npblp
Fiye.
my
Ppnrt
prpllle,
4.55.
Pioneer,
3..
,
porter
Idaho,,
p.
Premier.
?
45,
Reeves
McDorjaM,
).0.
Reno,
.85.
Belief
ArliPI&n.
.2?.
Reward,
-PS-Salmon
po4,
mP.
Tayjor
BrMge,
4.
.;
Wayside,
nil.
Hjedley
Amal;i
W
Premier
Border,
.02
k-Silbik
Premier,
2iM).
Copgress,
.03
?.
Siyer
Cre?t,
.04.
.
Home
Gold,
X)2'p..
Grandylew,
.22.
Indian,
-02.?4.
.
.
QuafslnP
Copper,
.p62.
Quesnelje
.Quartz,
.09,
Whitewater,
.19.,
.
0ls
A.
P.
Con.,
.32.
Calmont,
.60.
.
.
(J,
&
E.,.70.'
.
Freehold,
;10.
.
McDougal
Segur,
5.
Mercury,
.29.
Okalta,
L7C.
-Pacalta,
.20.
Home
Oil,
1.95.
.
United,
.22.
Weymarn,
.12.
Toronto
Stocks
BeatUe,
1.15.
Central
Patricia,
2.70,
Qods
Lake,"
.60
t
Lee
Gold,
.022.
Little
LongLac,
5.65.
Mc?enzie
Red
Lake,
152.
Pickle
Crow,
5.50."
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.35.
San
Antonio,
1
-6L
Sherrltt
Oordbn,
3.15.
Shelters
Gpld,
.02i.
McLeod
Cpckshut,
1.91.
Oklend,
.14.
Mosher,
.29.
Gilbec,
.01j.
MadSen
Red
Lake,1
.75.
Stadaconf
,
1.19,
.
.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.If.
Francpeur,
.70.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
JD3i.
Moneta'
porcupine,
l.tft.
Bouscadjllac,
nil.
Rubec,
i)3.
Thompson
Cadillac.
M.
Bailor,
.03.
Qankfleld,
,75.
East
Malartlp,,
1.05.
Peston
Eae
p'ome,
.97.
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Lake,.1.
Dawson
White;
.12,
McQuaig
Red
Lake,
.12.
Rajah
R?ff
f-g.k'e,
,09.
Aldermac,
L22.
Rerr
AddU2n,.3.39.
Uchi
Gold,
.80.
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Martin
Bird,.
5;
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