. OUR MILO CIGARS " rd ' - i XN eclipse all others of equal cost and nn oe ) of . : ' even some that are sold for consider- 3 3 ; ably more than our price. Made of 1 -- ' » : rtd Rw ne the best long filler tobacco by skill- ed cigar makers, it is a cigar that . | , : 2 INOHODY TO FIGHT: il Se. =~ ir . ' \ ~, sould easily. be sold for a nickel more ' September Records BASEBALL BRIEFS. | ~ BOXERS ENLISTING | SPORTING NOTES. 1 i 3 @ 2 £ Sy rial today wil make your choice omorrow. All the Newest Records Are Now On Sale. bie . +L. Darcy, Mehegan, Squires i :l A © nl R ; b Col mbia Records are worth a trial | Richmond have sold Pitcher En- and Other Australians-- Before talking over any trip to the ay / 2 I he w . cGowan : gmember o'u * sight to the New York Americans. Carpentier Honored. coast, the Shamrocks will undoubted- oN / ' Cigar Manufact . g Co. - i -- Ig put the matter up to the Minto la- 1 h be our re, ular customer as we are i | % pu : \ ve * . €n you may g The race is getting tighter in each Les Darcy, the famous Australian crosse cup trustees te hand the cup : ; . Kingston. gaining new customers every day. It does not make of the major leagues, but the one best middleweight champion boxer, whe yer to theme singe Er : i Cow : : bet is stroit for A aric ee . Yn i hriving in thre east and is dead at the any difference what machine you have. Our Rec- ist is Detroit tor the American | joreqteq Jimmy Clabby of Hanimond, | thriving in gee ea ; { Ind, oints in @ enty-round con- ords will play you better music than any other: or Bray Raw wird vine N & W ot Satursl = ail -- iti at yO ae "a S.W., last 7 ur Shamrocks have arranged a home day, has, with his trainer, "Mick ditoher Q Cova i \ . ay, gE ' 6 {and home Pitcher Stan. Covaleski home 'for the Hawkins, joined the colors and will ; J . 4 - : a i TH her thi h ti Querrie and Toronto, lz h !season, This pitcher*through the re-|_ 80 J activi . eIrie an. Red a C arm e on ea ® ° sult of veri in June and sick- | Shortly Eo ato sckve S40 15¢ btain- | team. The first game takes. place . su I i Tt 4 s beéncobtain- | ny 2 ness in July has been of little use to fe Tn imation oa el o er the Toronte Saturda 1g the tut the Indians for the last three weeks, |d from the -ondon offic alia. In| Batch at Montreal on Saturday, Sep-* : and the club thought better to give High Commissioner for Australia tember 30, : Black Green Mixed : Packed in Kin - y ! : € {spite of the miany thousands of Aus- + « | ' ' - g {© Te Cleveland Club have sent] series ganst [2 2 good Tong yest, {tralians now in England and at the William Moffatt, Pictgn, who is ston by > - Sa iv -- __|front, hoxing is still flourishing in! EO Laos or nora, Who 15 % i. We have Grafonolas from $20.00 to $475.00. | , So, York opm af George te. |The Antipodes, ax ipiuior a1 the Central Can GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, Limited. : . 'Lr : baits er Meira oo Darcy can find few opponents! yi ,eriiigie in the Ogdensburg fair . : You will be delighted with a Columbia the same as | Carty, the catcher No raw poecured | among his fellow-countrymen be- ore ate 5] : oe Dade a > hom At All Grocers -- {rom Brooklyn ix exchange for] rat | couse of the whole-hearted enthu- demand all around the circuit this some bf our best families. 5 : fle. vey are now Souvineed inal! iasm with which they have fespond-| gyn oo ; p hi jew. TOrR EC 8 -hetler of. {ed to the call to the colds, but| = : Small machines $ I 2.00 and $1 .00. ; McCarty is eatching cleverly and |g owy Baker has filled the breach "Buzz" Baillie, former quarter | Come in and let us play your favorite music for; mamermg the pill at a great od with importations from the United |i ok of the M.A.A.A., is in khaki aiid N ' | States. may line up with the Montreal sol- * ' ou : oe F Milwaukee. is the). It is understood that. Darcy's, fliers Sine McBveiio wi ti. i E | RI St you, Jim "Thorpe, of Milwaukee, is the, ent i a ane de 5, Sin cEvenue will be invit ings on Ss : ore: q aa 3 . f aricd i | roac he Mo trealers leading base stealer of the American | torial A : ts {ed to coach the ntres 5 Association. Thorpe is to be given|ProJe ed contest with the American Capt. Press, of Ottawa, owner of . : -. | ] 1 rot | middleweight, George Chip th . tah thieh ir : 3 another chance by the New York RII Css tas : _ {the Ottawa Stables, which includes Our un sten ps [readgold Sporting Goods Go. Hants |iralian heavywelght champion. who| ankeag, Géntlewoman and several # ne Pe hl {tralian heavyweight champion, Who| others, has been requested to act on : ox H% s Sur vis The Syracuse club won the cham- | Was knocked out by Tommy Burns, of the directorate of the New Devon- 3 hh. Are Durable and E Cl= 88 Princess 3 i Phone 529 pionship of the 'New York State] Canada, in the United States, has|chire Jockey Club at Windsor 4 4 xiven up farmi ? also jeined the | o a Far ranks 2 League, Seranton finishing second ®'Ven up Iz ng and also jeined th will open up two weeks hence, i LR » " ¥ ent. : | forces for active service. ch Me- y : O00 "5m oe Sf fre or Se sce fue 1 open un +0 ex hee i it being necessary to make several boxer, has arrived in England with | anq fntercollegiate rughy clubs were L t d i h t - y the latest contingent of colontal organized and ready for the kick off. 0 €tl us aavise you ow to 1 changes to carry it through. Most of the clubs were heavy losers. troops. ; he * Noa! smawio: of p the war has put A 3 ; d light your home at the -- anadian athletics . * and 'more Tike] HPHHIOIIMS SEL S00 minimum cost for elec- Detroit look more winning the American League pen-| . ; SL, : CANXDIANS WON, | ' . nant. They are at home for the re-(* THE IACLosSR SAME 3 rn | A \ tricity. mainder of the season, with thé ex- «li NEVER - by . Sir Adam Becks' Horses Captured ception. of three games at St. Louis Montreal Star. Many Ribbons at Rochester, N.Y, | The latter have tailed off badly since hd i. : ¥ Richard Donnelly's ag bay geld; | The latter ha Hh T Over ten thousand people # chard Don ged ba BY their recent great upward dash. aw the Shatire en " the'l * ing, Confidence, formerly owned by » X -- I or eo sia arocts Wil, the la Sir Clifford Sifton, &f Ottawa, won ewman ectric 0 crosse championship on Satur- + . ~ . The International League has had the blue ribbon for jumping at the J I a great rfce. The pennant was not day on the Mile End grounds, *| Rochester horse show Confidence] Phone 441 : 79 Princess St. 1 128 a s J bid rhere they ay reir firs - 1 won until a day or two ago. Toronto where they played their first cleared feet 6 inche leaving rr Nhe Toga Everything Electrical. hbo ate after ey abs ned has outdrawn every other city in the match after they abandoned + wide space between his heels and the circuit. The season, generally speak- what are now the baseball * top of the ba Harry Smith's Sem- 2 i 2 ing, has not been a success. Practi- grounds on the corner of At- +i. victor was second, * ' i ing Mn U g ' cally all of the teams lost money, water avenuaiand St. Catherine +|" gi") j= 1)" Bock swept the field in ; which was no more than was expect- streeh aboyt a quarter of a *|yig jine, taking the b with great | to the dead may be ordered -here with ay AE the bagey gut of +] °C for championship and sweep-|évery confidence that the work will the sticks used at ello and 4% stakes jumpers with Melrose, and | be carefully and artistically executed. the absence of oh osent aug [both first and second for champion | We erect- monuments Jn all styles long throws has made a grea hunters with Sir Edward and Mel-{ from the plainest to the more elabor- : 8 made a great Eat a tom. 2 ske aS i difference in the game since LL : ate. Estimates and sketches furnish- then, it was 'such an exciting Naps Have a Find. ed on request, and impressive affair that it nd has a new. infielder nam- ought to convince those who . uis Busto, who hails from the JAS. E. MULLEN love Canada's national summer + ie Kia . or Pacific coast He is a crack first . y game that lacrosse will never baseinan. who Was a sation at Oor. Princess £ Clergy Sts. die. # | Portland H holding dow > 3 and e is holding down the . . For any game that has been ¥] initia; sack for Cleveland this week. Kingston. hone 1417 mismanaged as lacrosse has been + ras rr ------------_-- Tr. a ---------------------------- TIM KEEFE'S RECORD. ha pe SEEESCEE pp Ww an I g ed when the curtainy was hoisted in April. "Patsy" Donovan deserved to win the pennant at Buffalo, although he! has been lucky in having to contend | with very few injuries to his players. | It is an old saying that a pennant- winning team must be lucky. Dono- van had no stars on his team, but he had a collection of sluggers. Base | Ne" oe wa . hits get runs and runs gets games, AT AD \ oy > , {Intelligent management had a lot to A FY ya fg ~R 2) 4 (&) E | A [8 4 do with the victory, too. . . Rar FRPP PPE Err rrr FER Bhd Twenty-eight Years Ago the Now the inborn gambling instinct of York Pitcher Won Nineteen Straight. | 4 the masses, or both. yet still can, It was 28 years hat Tim | | x MICHELIN TIRES < [Keete. 'wishes 'extraordinary for the 4 "7! 10-000 people. | aN" No Matter What N : N York Giants, hi ineteenth | a CAN'T BE BEAT 8 \ VJ thio ante. won hes oh up a| PEE III | \ : p 8 You Want to Shoot record = the major lengyes Which LONGEST BALL GAME A set . ' Ry has endured. ever since,sand is likely | _ Zo 4 ini mmunition meetsevery - When it comes to length of ser- , ly to stand for years to come. Rube In Major League History Went ; ; Dominion I Mee Sey are built With the Strons ep Marquard equaled the Qeefe record | Twenty-four innings | NF requirement of the sportsman. t est fabric and livest rubber. ey / in 1912, and Walter Johnson and Joe | Ps g { : . y sliabili af the favorite cs of th acest = ; Wood\got 16 straight the same year |. The longest ball game in major has speed, accuracy and reliability, the three perienced car owners. And dividing Keefe'y winning streak began on| ledgae-higtory as Maysd in Boston| | * factors necessary to perfect ammunition. the cost by the mileage service guar- June 23 and ended on August 10am, < being the BEALL and Ath} re ---s ghutceg, Shay ate the most economical 338 3, EL Rerivd ui 48 dave double header was scheduled, and the | Dominion Ammunition can buy. / 4 A . | first game started' at two o'clock.| | 2 ord, worked much less frequently,| gg ) clock. | . . . : ong 93 ye to cr his 19 ay" { Combs was in the box for the Mack- | for smal game or big, for forge! Shooting orat the raps stemjers the Swe? : 4 . rant "Th N , ag | 1'€N, While a youngster named Harris | iti 1 % 'hether it's the powerful 303, a one 0 Porritt Garage Co., Ltd. 5 ? The great Tim pitched as many 381 wiried for Boston. Tro robin nition question Sompletely, je A 0 Ix on ha on ne 9 Phone 454 ? thc fast Shot Shells, or the other pop zes, in : four games in a week during this| 3 Wellington Street : y t a rd i . ~ Ie period, and once he pitched two £5 a man across in the third inn-| the big "yy", It's the trade mark of Made-in-Canada ammunition and . ings, and Boston evened u the - A ; as days. 1 st of | 'P Pp in the es s ' a i wins A - aa apantantat [oe ne hr oan, won over-| Sixth. After that there was no more | that gives perfect shooting results. . 0 as ore) A - Yirelmiugly, and jn only four of they yore" Athletics or hiy-tourth, | { : 1 Send for free colored han, el : 9 contests did the New Yorks lead | Y 2 2 81 3 " : Motor Boat and Automobile "== a on tue ame ly 12 not A Clg of the oid Block' f mr a ------ | Single / etic player who- took part! 5 . . .-. ; A - hs in that memorable contest of a de-| x i Dominion Cartridge Company, Limited, 3 # . . France Honors Carpentier. | cd ago i1s_now left on the Athletic] » g . « . : Georges Carpentier, the heavy- | Payroll. Corrigan, now pilot of th - 743 Transportation Building, Montreal. / weight champion of Europe, who has Red Sox, was, behind (HS bat fori RN 2 ' 4 . been on active ' service with the Tonen Juring a part of the fame, | 2 Mim mill - French army since the beginning of | J "° POSton twirler long igo vanished | | Htmegesscn epi! s the war, and has been in the thick of | {Ol the big show,. but "Coombs, who | Kingston Dealers 'sell minion. ) I : ' 3 . the fighting inthe trenches -as es- | LWirled the Athletics to victory, is : J # Halliday § Electric Shop; : she t Eh and the SRehes oe stil drawing major Tw cg al- | EEA AERIAL ll dl : . vearaalv . Po though now with Brooklyn i ) on 94 ee 2s ss: 345 treet has received further recognition from | rooklyn in the Na- | rr rr re Ph e ae id I King S the French War Office for his daring | tonal. and successful exploitd by being ARY Bos twice mentioned in the orders of the | MILITARY RUGBY LEAGUE er NA AA AA AAA AA AANA A AANA AAA rts Soran wice n th the | 4 DINING ROOM FURNITURE fay aig lecomme nded for the Mili 1s Proving a Popular | Hel in the Big ~ Tables All Latest Designs and - fs : Cities. The new military rugby league is| X Finishes. Thinks Well of Fuller | proving a very popular idea in the| 3 Frankie Fuller is now the only | Various cities to be represented, and | utility infielder on Detroit's payroll. | Tugby up to the standard served by | Marty Kavanagh was sent to. Cleve- | the Interprovinecial is promised. The | land, but Hughie Jennings refused to | men behind the "big four" have , eo on bi Fini a » ~ (={1 == 7 part with the former Ottawa second | taken kindly to the idéa and will do abiets baseman. He regards Fuller as one Sverything in their power to help the Why don't you take Dr. Cassell's T ? of the most promising infielders in.| soldier boys along. Nearly all of the | d 4 splendi sleeplessness the American League. . men who played in the Interprovin- i They're just " id for 80°that there will be all kinds of ma: BR | terial. Frank Shaughnessy, who has |- q . " baek in Ottawa, and has offered t . See od as offe 0 8 ak . . ' , our Complete ine of Peri or $1.75 the dozen. : act as coach of the team that will 5 Take two Dr. Cassell's Tablets to-night at bedtime and Setts. represent the capital, note how soundly you sleep how fresh and bright you wake' i y om { "LAE ! : (8 / \ - & e B Just finished a rather stormy season \ R. $ PrID, Leadir 18 Undertaker Phone 577 Te ny : in the morning, how well you feel"all day. That test is re, . { clal last season are in uniform now. a 15¢. each, 2 for 30 inthe Interstate baseball league, is COBB'S DIFFICULT TASK. + worth columns of argument ; we would not ask you to try it EX ne Art ar NA ct St SS - a MAANAAAAAAALAAAAMAAAS Official Averages Show Speak : : : ; } " ow er to : : be Leading by 28 Points. . NOTE THIS FACTi--Dr. Cassel's Tablets don't drug you to "Ty" Cobb : : ' sleep. They make you sleep. naturally, because they overcome all THE LIGHTS OF 65 YEARS AGO 'less task fn othe oe ben out " : the nerve-fret and friction that prevent sleep. . They our the- La - > Speaker for the batting leadership - = Berve.centres, build up new vitality and fill your whole body with - are still doing duty in the shape of : according 1 figures. jesued by. He SFarkling beaith. Dr. Ssseefs Tablets ave the key 10. vim 2nd. vigour, ng y @ shape . 3 y {American League. The up-to-date : © CT. \Dr. Ramsay Colles, J.P. of Dublin (Ireland), F.R.8.L., F.R.H.8, ete, sabs -- records of both batters follow : Prom several cases which have lately come under my motion I am able to form A.B. if we were not sure of the result. But we are quite sure, i \ 5 5 ) . : s the opinion that Dr. Oussell's Tablets constitute a safe and family remed. o EDDY'S MA 1 CHES plaka . wr v Speaker 456 Hits, Ave. y AR 1 ARG APponT to be specially Fetive for ie a. and bod ity oan] td iy ¥ > ; 5 % >i BP. La ASH ; ) . : Dr. Caseell's Tablet, » Nutritive. Restorative, Alterative, and Antisp od ie, Sikty-five years ago the first Canadian made Matches were | Cobb... .. . L485 176 .361 : of proved therapeutic valne in all run-down conditions, aad the: aed Tomer tor made at Huh by Eddy, and since that time for materials and The official figures" above show NERVOUSNESS, SLEEPLESSNESS, . DYSPEPSIA, '. "triking qualities, Eddy's have been the acknowledged best. oh that Speaker leads Cobb by 14 hits ; NERVOUS BREAKDOWN, ANEMIA, . PALPITATION "mn ---" J 3 in practically tlie same number op NEURASTHENIA, MALNUTRITION, KIBNEY WEAKNESS, go. 1 , times at bat. For Cobb to win ou Specially valuable to Nursing Methers and Women of Middle Lite. WHEN BUYING MATCHES mt BO rONd pave to make 15 more hits \ Led. 10, | Sold or Drugsists and Storskeepers throughout Canada. Prices One fube, SPECIFY : . €r in the same number of % 50 cents; ta for the price of five. War Tar, £ cents per tube extrs. : . X times at bat during the rest"of the Sole Proprietors. Dr. Cassell's Co. Lid, Manchester, Eng. season. The Tigers have 16 more games to play; the Indigns about the 'EDDYS 1 To0KE 5R0S LIMITED, Newest | 1 oar i wi straight. New Yorkers wish (hes hed a took-in for the pennant, ~