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The Openlng game of the baseb ll
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HUaI;B;él»*_h;/g»!__»\,._» 1 ye _e e s e e e _ l -' Wide Difference ln Healthy Exercise schedule of the Athletic League of the
' 2'  .1 - ww'  i -‘ .- .r "3l_1§fildttta Hughes ~ u._ e_._g,1‘ » - _~ - .» s s me Maehlne work says Physician churches win he plsyed this evening
7°“°5°'“ W dk. np! Joseph and , ' ° - at Victoria Park beginning at 1 p
D’ _ re    T  » ° Athletic recklessness is a ;rowlng m. His Worship Mayor Lyons had
_’ _ __ ______ ___ ___ _ __ MA  e_-_,_l_, ____________,_,_,_l- Guardian. : ’ , _ _ _ __ _ health menace. says a widely known been invited by the wmmmee to be
- ' _ - '_ Ming”-., _&,._-___-_», . i_._,.,_,.,_,_,_.' Jung pn.-1, __ . v, _ » _e e. s s physician. ’lhe enthusiasts for physi- preggnf and open the ,,enes_ Ho “_
Don’t make the mis.;-
take of thinking all _tal-.»_ 
cum powders are alike.
_ _ ` ' -'  "ly" `_éf=  vearltntie' " as- 'tlie"- young people
Thereis a difference - an l    iuttslr from court to eoortnuring tn.,
importsfiifdifference. See-
1yS..1“-Eirtiaff L°.*“S_ is
pnrifi _.fjand_,grouad_.fuiit»i1
if is soar- -if-f;=;_<--<11
sniooth,"" 3..'_`P?=l1`f“' `
isle of §ri.t'°§;€9r¢i_sl1=1s1“l>..
stance. ,_\  
_-_“-62
»u¢.»»==:::;: _===-..==»:un-a=__ a-; _-:_T:;:
It’s the _ ; best .antiseptic
p_hi§‘der for tolletfaud nur-
sery-be_s`t for' baby and
best for you. Daintiiy per-
fu]_ne(1,_ _P1_'iCC 25C. ' All _ali-
tractive' oval'-tin.
E` A .  ing lame. I read the Almanac nnd be
i . "-1,, ;_.-_  ‘T . - ' r>rozress'o1_tn_s _gsme_»'rn_e=-fwseeuer
_    was ideal and~an afternoon of `pleas-
' _ - _  an;__s_}nort was much enjoyed by ai-l.
a¢°,`_:*_¢i--f|_ uh|'“__f nl W i 0 ow ng are the scores 'made ln
ll” . "  wsrefill ‘lf Q" 'Chasganfxnegg the 'hqt' I-mmdi* » l _- '
|.~ _.-- Ile,-,,__`.'_1\,_;_.',  MiBs..St_a,nley. and 1dr.__`_Barlow_ beat
___  -_j ,.__»._   Miss ._i;Iega_n _and  llfairwesther
h°'9; °¥\01_`_mous amount of 6`“3_‘ . ._ . .  ..   
,a\iflerii_tgiu;?;om liver and kidney de- Miss F._N_orton and Mr. I-legen best
-.rangerneh __ -and stomach troubles Miss F. Newberry and iM|;,`. Paton
that cena-sdiiv.;»s»-stories ty ...ns #-2- ' .___ .    " 
Df-.__U\\H=°°¢’l€1dnsy-ribs-Liver rms. M.iss...` Lvnswor-€n_sn<l Mi~.`.ste_w‘ort
If youcould only realize- the scores beat .Miss Groslr.i°il and Mr. Groskill
’°f °"°"Yd“Y U19-Wit ati” from a 6-5-..»o;,~-. _ .-  ~'~...._-,' 
sluggish condition or' the kidneys, Ivfiss»__G..-Norton.and Mr.-Fitzgerald
uve?" BHd'b°W°19-YOU would not be b°“t'MiB_&..C0Il.-%nd» »_Mr. .Blackmore
limit in 81571112 this medicine a trial. 5-5..~.__ . -_ _ -_  __.  -, ..,
Mrs. Edward Stewart, New Rich- _Miss Aitken and Mr, 1-1, 3i,§,i,§0,,
_ mond West, Que., writes: "I want to beat Miss Jy. Longworth and Mr, H,
,_ tell you how thankful I am for using Stanley ' 6--ii." * ’ ‘ --
your Dr- Chases Kidney-Liver Pius' -_ll/iles: na;tistt,snn.Mrf.o. Meoonoid
|f0l` Sl50mi?~°\1 9005195 and backauhe Milt f.‘MiBs‘K.',‘Norton-“' a’nd"‘Mr. G.-
'caused by .weak kidneys. I was'un-.i2lremn1e1-'..~g»»2;'1-'l--  1   
- able to wash any clothes for over 'lvlliss G'_f»}:¢y1nr_.a|,d.Mr_»(;_ gimpson
two years on account of my back he- beat Mrs. Barlow and Mr-. Auld 6-3,
_ gon using these pi1is.'rwo t-ores   " siaconp RDUNDL ‘ 'I
4napp¢..-1.11
Cent_ral_Drugstore
Sunnyside `
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made a complete cure. I can do
my own washing and other work n0w_ Miss Stanley. and» Mr.- Barlow -bent
and. want to say to lady friends that Miss. F.,.N8vv'.-berry and Mr. Paton
they do not know how much I app;-¢-_ 6-0._,_. _.  '_ _
cinte Dr. Chase's Kidney-Llver(l'llls," Miss .M. llongworth and Mr. C. Me.
_ 1 25 cents a_box, all dealers, or Ed- Donald beat Miss Bartlett and Mr..
_ »- _.1
pert watch and cl( ck ieyaire ,_B'u,,t,,,,,_ fm, & Co__ for best c0,,,_
I N°» me Queen Street' lowest rlces. l 9-231i/ltf
mauaon, Bates & Co.,I.td, Toronto, H. Simpson -is-3.
Miss C. :Norton and M.r. C. Simp-
.1.._-i-lm son beat Miss G Taylor and Mr
D0_n’f_ eg_)eC(§ _ it .' Fitzgerald s-0. ° 7'-
"'1'he majority of people favor the Miss Aitken and Mr' R' Stewart”
' _ _~ _ _ -~ Lys _
paste form of dentifrice to nil other _
Your  varieties and find that Rexall Tooth 3RD` ROUND'
It isnde'i<fiie piece of ltiachinl _1:_;‘;t°of_*_’ 3:: \::§k:_i_thQE1;_§°“2;l2E__;§ Miss Stanley and Mr. C. Simpson
ery and ni_nst be cleaned and oiled ,,__ntm_,ce has no impurities _md ___ Feslt Miss Aitken and Mr. Menonsm
0CCl18i01\3l Y- - _ _ ,» . _ remarkable efficient in keeping the '"1 ‘ ‘
Iliave eV€fy fBClllfY f01’ Ulfnlllg teeth clean and sound reventln d Ml” M' Longworth and Mr' R BM-
' 1’ S 9' -low nest Miss G Norton and Mr R
out the very best .w_o1k_. _cay, _hardening the gums and keeping Stewart ____1_ . . .__
All work fully _guaranteed and the mouth sweet and pure. Large tube Th . d .(1 M. L worth
zse Money nook if oissntisneo 'rue e ““"‘° "“ ° ““‘ °““
perS011Hl1Y.H¢i¢!1d¢d_f° by ` M in D C _ C 0, G and Mr. Barlow s-3, Miss stanley"
c nnon rug 0, orner real; and Mr Simpson 6_0
George and Kent ,Sts. Mtf
F. S. MITCHELL 1 r _.___ ' --
` RIFLE SHOOTING.
_ n ' ` ' ,. _ P -- Flo doubt on account of the count-
Phone 39'-R", _ V l _ - er-attraction of golf, lawn-tennis,
g-'€-I I-29- - -°° 2|- .J there was not such a large attend-
` _ ' __ ance at Saturday afternoon's prac-
;_,___ 1 _ IQ 4 D1. 1 _ _
tice shoot, at Kensington Range, for
Motor C
cssouss `
Motor Oil
Albany; Grease
Cell Connectors _
Dry Cells Columbia
Electric Wire (primary and
secondary) __ '
Ainmef__ers_ ', _
Spark Coils. jump and make
breal: spark
Connecticut Plug Coils ' _
Perfex Spark Plugs' _
Perfex Vibrators
Rajah Spark Plugs
Red Hiaid Spark Plugs
Water* oss
Water Intake Sc iops
Schebler Ca blreio s .
Slillson Wrenches
Combination Plyers
Bruce St-'ewart
er Co.tLt;ll I
Supplies
Steel Shaftlng
Bronze Propellers
Bronie Lag Srrews
Brass Pipe and Billings
Iron Pipe and Fittings
Gasoline Copper Boat tanks
-Gasoline Storage_.Tanks
Gasoline Pumps
Copper _G_a§b`ine Pipe
Prlming Chps
Packers - for Gasoline
engines"
Combination Stern Bearing
Plain Stern Bearings
Inside.Packiug_ Boxes
Ma_guetoes,jump and make-
break spark -
Screw Drivers
Trouble Lamps. -
5 I _Bruce  'S tewart
'  Go Ltd.
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" Have Your: e-Suit    
e "»‘ »
  
Tliere I is just one way to makesure of getting com-
plete satisfaction in' your clothes, d_nd,_t_hat way .is,.to have
them made- foiyour order.
-For* fifteen. .years we have been m'sklng_ clothes for
the men of P. I5. Island, and the fact that our "buiuess
has lrept on 'i'nc_ressibg, is proof that our customers get
satisfs ion. _ ` `
_,_ _,,.__. _
'Wi keep only _the best of materials. ` ‘
We _employ _ expert-~workinen. We aim to give you
H gb Quality Style ' and a _ Perfect Fit-at reasonable
pg-iggg,  ,_i__,i ` . _
Yoi.i°=."Talce No .Chariceé When
i __ . - 1 -‘ 1.-.‘ ,L_ if _‘-'_’le-__"r;~i 1- '
_Mau Order Clothes Here _
Vlfé"gusrent'e`e tb give ‘you datflffctldn diid-wedo_
not uk you toweer a suit, made by‘us,-'il-it'is iiofrpcr-
fectly satisfactory-to YOU. - '- ' - ‘ ~”-‘ -   -2
.]_,(,PR_,1¢\“,1_m},gfpab1e getting clothed to suit you,
ff '_f:i_W.`  ,5_. _-65%, .~_  - '
v is vssrvilf. We
Plone you

members of the Civilian Rifle Club,
as might have been expected, in view
of the fact of the occasion being a
spoon competition. Not a dozen mem-
  ...  , hers com eted. On the whole the
P . _ _ ,
weather "conditions were fair,afrcsh
Bronze Shafting _»wina _blowing from the left and not
so unsteadily as to cause much diill-
cultyto the marksmen. At the 200
yards the light was dull, rain seem-
ing to threaten. Afterwards it im-
proved. The spoon for "A" class
shots was won by Mr. Judson, who
had the good score of 94 points,
while in B class Mr. S. Grey carried
off the spoon, with the creditable to-
tal of 93 pts. Following are details
of the scoresz- _
' 200
_ yds
H. Judson...  .'.. 3_2
Grey...    "\31 33 29
Rf .V. Longworth. .. 29 31 Z9
C, W,_ Patterson. .  _3_1
G»}fM. Moore. , . . .. 34
Col _D._ Stewart. . .. _2'7_
Mslor M. .i.=si1en.. ao
G‘1'_ R. Beer. . . - _~ - 30 ' 27 27"'
E..-G. Love...   _all ,zs 26
'soo soo
yas yas 'rti
sz ao' 94
es
89
88
88
86
85
_:o'-<
2-s _ za
Z7, _Z7
31 zs_
 21 2s_ '
s4
si
A. _ H. McKinnon, of _thg ,_li'01l_rth
Regiment; .was-also .at practice.. and
he; png. nn _the _credltB_ble_,score__ _pf _, 93
pts., making at _th_e__i_ndlvil1\1_B`|»,arangeB.
ad, jaa and 31 pts.. respectively.
.,;.‘.‘,_¢._e -1 Q-sl e
-   -.ecnelclisr --wi
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e__ e U 0 8_0 i., §___,¢___t_ e
,_\ f .lv ‘- ‘ ' <»- 6.1!, .
_At ‘Victoria Park on` S_atu'riia'y";af-
ternooni a `scratch_ game- of cricket
was played between _two clu_b,tea_nis
of the 'Phoenix __O.` -_C.,_ _one beii'ig_dap-
tained by Major Weeks and the___qt_her
by Prof. Thompson. ‘The _latter s _algo
went first to thii wickets and _ma e
only 20 _'runs for their "tota_1,_ 15__» of
when -wood o3_n_tr_i_bu;e;_ gietween. __t_l:o
klpper an . _ ._ - n man.___ e
bowling; 'of '¥Q.ll`l1i_`O!l_Al1_dlQr,, who .has
impr_q_ved consi _erably dwitl;l{i,‘the
past of_itnigli_.t._w_es _e_. no cea e ea-
turs of _£h_ls innings. _Mellor W_e_ek_s
f_enm_had ho ,dlillculty in topping
their opponents' --score. 'Professor
wgtkjsnlone making more th_an...the
whole of the other side. He batted
exceedingly well and _contrlblltiifl 31
runs to his side’_a total, whlch_wss
42 runs._ _
TODAY’ S FIXTUR.
ranged for this afternoon. The Phoe~
nix C. C. wrll be opposed by a team
representing the Abegweit's Athletic
Association; and as two strong sides
nnve been selected, a good some
should result. The Pboenix'Ciub will
be without the services of two ol
their most reliable players, Messrs.
W. H. Carvell and A. Bl. Tomkins, the
former of whom is uniortunatelY10i‘\`
np with a had ankle, while the latter".
win not be anis to be vrswit thfvllsh-
pressure of business. Nevertheless the'
home elub will be fairly well repre-
sented. Plsy will commence prompt-
ly st 1,30 p.m. The contesting teams
will be as follows:
Phoenl!
a._ Roe.. ?‘~_l1.. Hymn.
Qin interesting fixture has been ar-.
~- ‘   ..- " _ '  _.ed si _ cal a ti ii uhh t ruedt
M_1”  T_ _._ lifil. ..-» _..ud.§'9‘€' The Tennis Courts on Saturday-al- e “ca an ave er ° a °
..__¢“._'_ .‘2_-.":'_~*-’. ~'-‘ ' -_" _ff ‘V5 ` ternoon on the occasion ofntbe first
. J,,h,,_;._f"__- -:__,~°_;`,d“_f_°°U;‘_’;‘:_i .sired doubles tournament oi the
 - _  j- f  ____ __ _(.harfotta‘towi:i'- _Tennis Club present-
,  Nl "11 Uflhbt "and 'pretty ` Bb-
eniphasize the important distinction
between those strenuous rcrformances
which tax the body to its utmost
(comprehended ln the term ‘nth
letics") and that exercise of the
bodily functions more appropriately
included under the designation "physi-
cal education."
Europeans have a. happy expression
for the employment of their bodily
activities in the word_ "sport," which
.implies the combination of a healthy
spirit of pleasure and satisfaction with
which \ve call exercise. "Athletics"
have long been under the dominance
of so-called "trainers," frequently men
of keen judgment and technical skill,
but usually persons without any syste-
matic acqualntanco with physiological
truths. Their sole concern is to turn
out a winning team or a victorious
athletic giant.
Unlversally athletics and tl~e conduct
'of intercollegiate contests should re-
ceive a more serious consideration
from those who assume responsibility
for ligase features of college life. This
is a "ost timely moment ln which to
inaugurate a campaign against ath-
letic recklessnes. If college athletics
df to-day are a menace to health, _they
cannot escape the attack of those who
are alert-for every evidence of human
extravagance and waste.
The best intellectual feature of rival
contests-the encouragement for each
man to put forth the best that is in
him' and to exercise hls»own ingenuity
in, the development and maintenance
o,-fan efficient, superior bodys-sis.-sup
'Dressed by\tl1‘o. advent»o£'that; guar-
dian-salnt4-tha trainer. ,lt canbc
freely admitted thot- .ms cultivation
of physical intelligeiice furnishe_s n
waiiiable' asset! to' man-Gln developing
co-ordination and-' promoting 'health
u.nd,'happlness.~’ ' 5:  
. But .when.fthe..results :of vigorous
sports or exhaus_tl_ng.etrugglas.a\`e__ln-
volved, something more ~_\.hf8_¥l .-&;“l!ar-
donhble pride., in anexpandlng chest
and_l swelling biceps" should _fU\`Hl9\\
the’ guiding motive. The obvious
abuses of athletics must be thrashed
0A\t~ ~-; t .,.\_. - 1-  ...- » __-».»n
“RAN BASES IN'COR-SET‘S
“Clymer Turned Tables Nicely on
. _ __ Pract_I_c_a| Joke_rs___ __ ___
` Manager Hill Clymer of'th_efl_3b._i'flilo
International League _team has some-
what of a reputation' as"‘l1"‘con“1'e`dian
on the coaching lines. Regardless of
the fact that he is permitted to do
things that others are not he ls con-
siderable of  __l'nv_uritc_ i_n__ ;I`or9Ql0.
having formerly been a member of
the Leaf-team; _
Sbortiy."ai’f.e`r he leftithe- Toronto
team some Toronto friends put up ti
jo_ke on Clymer and -through the uin~
plre made n prescntat_l_ox_i to Bill along
about the' seventh innings, _when the
Leafs were leading by't\vo"runsI As
Bill came to the plate' tne' umpire
handed him a large cardboard box,
which was carefully wrapped up and
looked very pronilsing. Closer inspec-
tion dlsclosed a pair of corsets.
Nothing daunted, Clymer calmly put
them on, stopped up to the plate, and
hit the first pitched- ball"ov.r the left
field fence for a home i'un, scoring
two runners ahead of him and putting
Buffalo in the lend. _
Doctors to be Pitled _ 
Despite the fact that some of them
manage to get enormous fees, lt is
said that the doctors as a class get
poorer and poorer, financially, every
year.
What We Speak __
The English language contains up-
proximately 600,000 words] six-tenths
of Teutonic origin, three-tenths .Greek
or Latin and .one-tenth from other
sources. . . = - _ -
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§.f_-RUDE
bonhieiusoiseniis tniesmny skinned
1'- pitcher the “Blsekv Mstheweon~\of
~ ggbnllff He .wsighs~- Zilhopounds
- *A gi has.‘tlie:.'ken‘dral*outllne ot a
~ trol.--hut -l'is\.-would »be. in ‘onefof
'-1her~big ie ues but for his color.
m |a
Royal Giants. a fast colored team
d,.Connle Mack watches him pitch
' iylimever he gets a chance. Foster
winters in cuba. Whsfs he is bonu-'
Jar. _.Ho ie -@3100! snrlibiet. -and
.areas-te,~be\~  n°\W;i¢1N¢
fi-.u , » _
,- sz...-. ' ,..,-..' . .. -.e ,IQ
  
g gag 5* Hugohgnnmp i' i w Dr. I-I D Johnson
:.fia&a.`o.'u.s..ssi.., i..'~ . w. A- sweet. Mol;
Weeks and 0. G. Hu¢lips,_ _ 
Pects to be on hand. Five teams have
so far entered. The Zion churifh and
the Anglican teams will be the first
to contest for the honors, Other
teams will be the Methodist, St.
James and a Union team. All of the
affairs of the League will he managed
hy a committee pf r-usiness men. as-
sisted by a playing member from
each team. The business men who
form the committee are Messrs Geo.
Moore, James McMillan, J. A. Web-
ster, Keith Rogers, and T. Edgar Mc-
Nutt. _
::Chocolates-take your pick-Neil-
son's, M0lrs,' Liggett's, three good
kinds, the leaders in their line and
each of unsurpassed purity, delight-
ful, flavor and dainty deliciousneas.
Moirs’ in bulk 50c a lb, Q lb box
'_a5c_ 1 lb box soc; Nei1son's sos and
$1.00 a box; Liggett’s $1.00 a box.
The MacKinnon Drug Co.,'Corner Gt.
Gtorge and Kent Sts. Mtf.
EENTHAL ' GUARDIAN
ROUGH OUTSIDE HARBOUR.- lf.
was reported to be very rough out-
side _the harbour yesterday forenoon.
In fact several gasoline boats, includ-
ing u big craft belonging to Messrs'
»
`!‘."e#H.-.*t~*»...- _   ,_¢_¢The_|,e»s a
Bruce Stewart & Co., which were mos
tly making for Governors Islnnd, on
getting in past the block house and
experiencing the state of thc rough-
seas then running, dcemcd it prudent
to postpone their trips to some other!
occasion und make hack for the har-
bor and safety. In the afternoon it is-
understood, the weather moderated.
ALWAYS CONSULT
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ur 'amass linrsiqseape ue ,ro seqqsusl
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ago a rea'der wro e asking that his ad-
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NOTICE
The Pure bred
Clydesdale Stallion
.: Sli( DONALD
(No 5679)
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.».- 1 _ Eldon.
_ _ THOMAS Mel.lcLv.AN.
.islet Uwnenltldun
 
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purpose of asslstlnl persons who have
items. etc., to mail to this office, sa
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PO TUM
This pure food~drink sold by groccrs everywhere, is \va:'rai_1t:d pure and 1113501:
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ing spoonful andtemper it with a large supply of cream._ ._ _
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served that way in the future. .
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level teaspoonful in a cup of hot waier.
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