See THE DATLY BRFPISE WHI, FRIDAY, j | WE BACK UP OUR | anasessnsessssssssnsssnsssssesssssscsssssssssascassssscsnss a In the Worl d of Sport on pane BE evr i {joy for so little money. If you A fs All the Newest Records 'Are Now On Sale. Remember Columbia Records are worth a trial. | Then you may be our 'regular customer as we are ; | gaining new customers every day. It does not pnake | any difference what machine you have. ords will play you better music than any other. : Give Us A Trial We have Grafonolas from $20.00 to $475.00. You will be delighted with a Columbia the same as some of our best families. Small machines $12.00 and $15.00. Come in and let us play your he music for you. .- Aw bad en rdid Treadgold Sporting Goods Co. 88 Princess %} Phone 529 TER THIN [TATE in MICHELIN TIRES CAN'T BE BEAT When it comes to length of ser- vice. They are built with the strong- est fabric and livest rubber. They are the favorite tires of the most ex- perienced car owners. And dividing the cost by the mileage service guar- anteed, they are the most economical tires you can buy. Porritt Garage Co., Ltd. Phone 454 Wellington Street Our Rec- | iy =e | have BOXING GOSSIP. a the Pittsburg middle- | vent to Ausiralia for eady tired of t five EE a vill sail for home with- sountfy a ii hree e ly coked « Dave Smith, former Australian middleweight iampion, at Sydney. Crouse stopped d § Smith in nine rounds at the same place in July, Jess McMahon, who recently took John Lester Johnston, has added another colored boxer to his string. This scrapper is Eddie Dorsey, the { Slever Philadelphia lightweight, Jess so sure he will make good in the he has signed for"three years square circle that jum up to a contract { Memphis, Tenn., m a good city for boxing, as there recently between and Dillon drew { several hundred persons being turned {away on account of the clubhouse being packed to its capacity, Bat | ting Levinsky and Gus Christie, the Milwaukee light heavyweig { been matched to box ! there on Sept. 26. Lev ceive $1,250, the scrap Levinsky ht, insky will re- Ad Wolgast has just been matched for another scrap He will go against Young Fulton; the New York lightweight, for ten re show { to be brought off at Racine, { on Sept. 2° They will m at 5 pounds ringside and F Ri will re ceive $400, yunds at a . The failure of Fred Fulton, the { elongated heavyweight of Rochester, { Minn., to knock out Dan Flynn, the veteran fighter of Boston, in their ten round bout at St. Paul, Minn., last week, has lost for him many of his admirers. So confident re they that Fulton would stop | hat he would do the trick, The receipts were $5,700, All arrangements for the ten- round go between. Bob Moha, the | pudgy heavyweight of Milwaukee, {and Charley Weinert, Crouse was recent- | L in four rounds by! { terms fc 1st vertainly be! a gate of $7,600,] havea etght rounds | ! Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, | Hert ie Moran and Ted Cather are Wis., | "Porky" | the - scientific | 1 been completed. The managers | men signed articles of agree- calling for them to battle at of the ment Madison Square Garden on Sept. 2 for | a . percentag e of the gross re- | cei a, | Erle, the St-Paul bantam- till continues to sidestep a Kid Williams, the Balti- Ertle was offered 4 Wil- Johnny more ban guarantee of $2,000 to meet liams ip a six-round bout af Olympia A. A. of Philadelphia, his manager turned it down, but \ Mike Gibbons, 'the famous middle- weight, who took away something like $15,000 after his last boxing ex- 1ibition at New York, asainst Packey McFarland, is likely to be seen there soon again, but for no such sum as he got before. Gibbons is anxious to return and has about accepted r a bout with 'Butch' O'Ha- gen, the promising~Albany boxer, at the Harlem Sporting Club. TO PLAY IN OTTAWA Montreal Royals To Have Two Ex- Boston Braves. members of the Boston world's champions of 1914, Two Braves, | will line up with the Montreal Royals when they play an exhibition game at Saturday. the both having played all season outfield for Montréal. The In- nal Leaguers will have their squad and line up something 1 Maisel, 2nd; Moran, c.f.;! her, 1.f.; Smith, r.f.; Slattery, 1b; 5.; Damrau, 3b.; Madden | wley, ¢, The pitcher will be from Fullerton, Goodbred, and Fullenwilder., or Ho chosen Cadore Cobb Concedes Speaker's Trinmph Cobb, for nine years the | batsman of . the American | 1 has conceded -that Tris eaker, of the Cleveland Club, will thie 1916 champion. Speaker now Be a margin of twenty points over Cobb, according to unofficial aver-! ages. Cobb said it is a human im-! possibility for him to try to cut down this lead and at the same time | to co-operate in team play to the! Tyrus leading ' heavyweight boxer of Newark, N.J., | fullest extent of his ability. § lo Va { the | says {judge a cigar by its price the Peel IS IT A BLUFF Of the Ottawa ¢ fab. to Get Players in Line? According 'to a despatch from Ot- tawa, the directors of the profes- sional hockey club will not operate their franchise this winter, but whe- { ther this is a bluff to get the players lin line on the per centage syster the directors really mean it, Toronto Some time ago the Ott: club gave out the tement that they would only play if the players would take a chance along with the club, and up to date they have ard no thing from the puck-chasers, but there is plenty of time before the season opens. Last season, although the games in Ottawa were well at tended, the club lost about $2,500 on! the season, due to the &xcessive sal- aries that were in force. Several of | their best pls s have enlisted, and | they would e quite a time dig- ing up a te | It is unde dl that there will be special meeting of the N. H. A.| shortly to consider the = tuation, | Toronto, Wanderers and Quebec lost heavily last season, and while Geo | Kennedy and his Canadians pulled | out ahead, this-was due to the fact | that they had big "gates" for the world's series against Portland. Had! it not been for the Portland Cana diens mniatches the champions would also have had a qeticit. Clark G riff n Tas "pa gEed Out- fieldér Menoskey of the Minneapolis club, who is one of the leading hit- ters in the American Association. not giving his team a square deal and that the players are discdiraged because they think the same thing. | mm sc (ARRO THE NEW PRICE 15¢. EACH 2for 30cts. 6for 90 cts, 12 for $1.75 [| Cluett, Peabody & Co, fnc. Makers, $1. Johns, Que, | Phone 441 R.J. REID, Leading Undertaker cigar wil not appeal to you. But if | You judge by flavor, aroma, smooth- {ness and mellowness, then you'll most surely make the Sir Robert Peel, the cigar 'that made the 5¢ famous your favorite smoke after the first trial. ELECTRIC Store Our Tungsten Lamps PAL Are Durable and Effici- ~~ ent. non Let us advise you how to light your home at the minimurh cost for elec- tricity. Everything Electrical. H W. Newnan Electric Co. i: 79 Princess St. Al Ere .e .r A A A Al NIAAA DINING ROOM FURNITURE Tables All Latest Designs and Finishes. A See our Complete Line of Period Setts. Phone 577 WHEN YOU FIND THE LION CLOTHING HOUSE YOU HAVE FOUND THE GREATEST VALUE GIVING CLOTHING STORE IN KINGSTON. ] | BUSINESS IS A BATTLE!!| (A SR Everything in this store is marked in plain figures and one price to one and all. If You See It in Our Adv. You Wil Find It in Our Store SEE OUR CLASSY RANGE OF BOYS' SUITS. + See our classy range of sweater coats at those same low prices. 10 different kinds of underwear at those same low prices. Our Classy Range of Neckwear We are showing the newest ideas in Mufflers. We Have a Hat to Suit Every Face. See Our Range Children's Buster Brown "Suits in corduroy, blue serge and grey and brown tweeds. ~~ New York's Latest--the Chinchilla The best dressed men are wearing this latest arrival. If Our Goods Don't Make Good We Do Raincoat. In these strenuous days of keen and close competition business is nothing short bf a hatile .-- a continual fight to win trade; to gain the confidence of that vast army known as the buying public; a conflict for supremacy in quality-giving, for recognition and fortified ourselves the best merchandise in the clothing have not already conquered it. with values that will withstand the hoftest fire of comparison; reputation. For this season -- the fall of 1916 -- we have armed and values that we know will carry us through to victory. Our aim Kas always been to give field, and our aim has always been true. We are using the right kind of ammunition, and we expect to win your patronage if we Our fall display of overcoats is positively a wonder; it will make you wonder too. Never in Kingston's commercial his tory have such Aoting Yaiues bow ofored ot the prem. Somarelt inte our stare and join i the ranks of those hundreds of men who have saved maney by trading at this store. ~ Men's 0 go at ' Felt Hats, sizes 68 Regular 98¢] Le + x piniae we® EE SE Togoat....... at value. Sizes Ew $4.25 Regular | LM 1 good tweed len's real g $12.00 value. . $6 98 | Togoat .