PAGE TWENTY THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1917. We Live But Once Let Us Partake of Earth's Good Things by Hammocks op | Front on Short Leave. | { | Capt. Gordon C. {"Peie™) Cuimpe | Made in Kingston by Be bell, of 'Varsity rugby fame who | John K. Tener 3 Leonard is the first native-born left for the front in August, 1914, One fine ~~ Hn? Join Ysonw : GEO. A. McGOWAN CO New York boxer to hold the light-|aq op officer in the 48th Highland- | "He's a bum, take it from me'" : : weight boxing champc iy Jack [ers, and has been in Frante ever Said John McGraw of John K. T. [ J McAuliffe, oho at one th I the | since, is at his home in Peterboro | John K. T. remarked, says he: $ a " r nt f . 3 American title, w as a Kt Sen: 1 of | on a month's leave of! absence, his | "Take it back, or hear from me," Brooklyn, but a native of Ireland. first sincé the war began Capt. | So John McGraw knocked on the Campbell is one of Canada's best- door \ MONTHLY INCOME ° " Winners and junneisup Jn Slate known athletes, and has made good | And says, 'Say, boss, now don't get shoots will be eligible hs decisively in the big game in sore; - Sureat way of providing for your old age or your beneficiary t rices In jue Grand I Alnertean a handiesp France. He is a staff officer on the | I said them things, and mean them, 1s the Monthly Income Polley of THE MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA. gvents to be hey . igi, front Ine. He expects to return to too, August France in the course of a week or | But that's betwixt just me and you. S. Roughton, 60 Brock St., Phone 610. gid two. . I'll write a piece--to save the game--- The American Power Boat Asso- 3 And ed the sport scribes are to -- } tation veil sta . 2 , i : 0 ame; ciation will stage its annual gold cup Jimmy Archer, the Toronto C : jo at Minneapolis Minn.) prob- | duct, who has been one of the le And then I'll say to them next day EE I aa . k hat t | ably on August 23rd, 24th, 25th and | ing catchers in the major They ain't to blame--and then you . ° We are telling hammocks that cos jay ra oa the major ) I ns a S : 3 | J conditionally released by thé C too late now; it's closed," say C more now than the prices we are letting |} Wisconsin. will open two public | cago Cubs. : Er a ul | " : golf courses in the heart of Narth o e . Frit od A . them go at; ' Wisconsin summer resort section In| =~ : nk With he as al yOu a dubs Fine English Worsted Suits . the Peninsula State Park. ~Y, AOL ) But the games 'comes clean from thel Large stock of Indigo blue serge and wor- -- Cy = YN : - . NM I QC whitewash tub; sted suitings. There are 600,000 trip shooters iS () And the writing guys, for what they . . in the land of the free and the home | JA X i: 2( wrote-- Summer Weight Rain Coats They're stung, eh, Johnny ?- they're of the brave, : / i i / ( the gone JO D SOY , So, John K. T. and John McGraw vile . . . A Memorial Service. NV nn FEY A | One fine day pulled someth ng raw. Civil and Military Tailors 131 Princess St. St. Alban's church, Stella, was the| '--= Ne, Ned } S-------------------- * | ecene of a very impressive service on . Vv IOKING > p : --_-- J | Sunday evening last. The church : " - PICKING BASEBALL ¢ ARS. "i - r---- ~-- was suitably decorated for the oceas- ¢ , % " jon, The rector, 'Rev, Mr. Dixon al { Is n Man-Sized Task--Some Com. parisons Made. read portions taken from the burial J y service and Dean Starr preached a Picking the leading baseball play- i very able sermon. taking his text {er in a named position is a man sized [from the book of the Psalmist: "His (task. To draw a comparison between om 01 ea ure {leat i100 shall nct wither," and dur- | certain players is overstepping the [ine his remarks spoke in very feeling . : oe | bound of sane criticism at times, To = { Lance-O¢ Cer ; e | say ths al ' ' - terms of Lance-Corp. Wemp, who fell TOOKE BROS. LIMITED {say that Babe Ruth or Walter John HOT WEATHER | terms of Lance-Corp. Wem. 'who fell Sida Bh . . . . . in action in France, in whose beha M eal SON or Grover Alexander is the bes Le is coming sure and when it does come it will || i} ction in France. ES ------------ 1 cher 1 (he game igh be toe that will appeal to all men be hot. So get ready today. Ar [but it would: be sure to start an ar- is the Reinforced Webbing | gument over the merits of his rivals. hy First come get best choice. Don't for- | quer, instance. 'it can hardly be inserted across the back of | {said that Arthur Fletcher or Roger . get us when you want l | Hornsby is the best ror Be in the this W.G. & R. underwear | National Leagu merely because it is to make the garment elas- | true that they lead as hitters, Nei- . ° ° can) [ ther can it be said that Maranville tic and provide for free Cre jor Bancroft or Wertman is the best \ | because he is a flashy, fast and ac- and easy movement of i eurate fielder. Each man's worth . IS mn O a "has to be considered. the body. ' From a strictly defensive stand- " . |.point, it probably is permissable to wAnother feature is the !announce Maranville as the prem- - patented " Closed . ier, with Bancroft and Wortman 'run- We have the baits that catch the OOD ming close behind. Everett Scott, Crot:h"--with gen- |of the Red Sox, doesn't rank with » . . 'Hornsby and Fletcher as a hitter, ~7 Crous opening in but he is a better- fielder than either. the seat. w -® : 1 are Q However, that does not entitle him to be galled the best shortstop in | 1S the game. THERE IS < | Comparison of the same sort may v ' be drawn from glmost every aay NO OTHER -- I 1 Ty Cobb, of course, stands alone as . If a cigarette is made from Pure Tobacco an offensive player outfielder. As Canadian-made un- '--nothing but a high grade of mild tobacco a fielder he is not a Tris Speaker. derwear that em- I RE A D G O LD | rary = ced sad rope melwed by patton eh aro | bodics ail the spe- ; nounces him'the best pitcher. of o Wn . 4 _ --if the tobaccos have been skillfully blended : cal comfort feat- so eto bring out all he bes qualia the (MM | ooo | | WoT WGLSR oo iferent grades used: By a recent act of the Legislature 3 3 : : Sp or t 1 n g Goods Co,, ~then your cigarette will be cool and smooth of Ta ae oi te a oe Made in nainsook, niadras, silkeen, silk and other « liconsing stallions f public s ie 3 both to your throat and tongue and you will , 9) im i, State with t a good underwear fabrics. The Big Red Front. be able to smoke practically whenever you J ary certificate of Sounduese trom a Hcensed veterinanian, Yh Without feeling PU effect from it. vit of the owner of the horse wili i > t's secret. URE Tobacco-- hereafter be sufficient to satisfy the » x law. And if th dmi hi BS Princess St nothing added--naturally cured. Properly | [lll [Liv;. id 1,2 exer some bi ; matured. Skillfully blended. : spavins, string-hait, navicular disease . . ge and a few other minor defects of form In fact Pure Tobacco in a cigarette is just as or function he can still get a license important to your health and enjoyment as Pure th's feature of the law apparently o Milk, Pure Food, or Pure Water. Laving been framed to promote ver- Try these Pure Tobacco ¢ Cigarettes, acity among stallion owners rather "aw than to improve the breed of horses, CRAVEN "A" You'll soon make them But if an owner can see a bone spavin 5 your steady smoke., or a ringbon€é on his own horse he nf will be denied a license for the ani- derwear Bozes of Ten -¥ 10c. mal. Illinois owners are not yet len W.G.&R. fine shirts, collars, pyjamas Fifty - 50c. "authorized to certify the pedigrees of ' 8 Hundred - $1.00 their stallions when making 'applica- end bays' blouses. tion for license, which seems rather » TTT : : inconsistent and inconvenient, but W. G. & R. Products are sold In Kingston by 5c. Poet Cigar 5c. ; Sl (GE SR Eg , Look for Milk Tread un Tip of Kach Cigar. ad law can ve remedied, ¢ Ro ney & oo 4 v & - . SN - Bascball at Camp Borden, S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. Capt. Lou Scholes, director of ET ---- -- ee ou Juousd a cirvular Ib). ua teven Rdiut oh Messe, '| toe oode. Harte and Coolridge are --~------ w den_Camp asking for the entry of The student athletes of Harvard | at Plattsburg; Caner, tackle, is with . teams in the Ou oor Baseball University have yielded to nome in| the Norton-Harjes ambulance unit League for the Camp hallenge Cup America in their patriotic devotion | in France; Wheeler, tackle, is in the ,| 10 the call of their country. The | naval reserves; Snow, a guard, in the - As soon as they are in a schedule Crimson's sta 4 or = r athletes in all branch- | naval reserve; Captain Dadman, ¥ith M N U M E N 1 S ; ill be Sawa uw and play Jay be es of sport have enlisted almost en | the American ambulance unit-in - fl Started next week. s Series Wl | masse, this being especially true of Frence; Harris, the centre, Is at porters in no way interfere with the Soft- > Scoteh and American Granites, Vermont Marble. | the raembers of the football team. Plattsburg of the backfield. Rabin- ? ball Indoor League, wich is in pro- Of the Varsity' team that was de- | son, quarterback, and Thatcher, half- The McCallum Granite Company, Ltd. b gress now, but which has ..heen | feared by--Yale in the bowl last No- | back, are at Plattsburg, white Casey, 897 Princess Street. - Telephone 19831 somewhat delayed this week by the | vember ihere is not a man who is| halfback, and Horween, fullback are frequent rains. «. « hot in the national war service. Of | in the naval reserve. A -------- cn > 5 " Ny ti a a BRINGING UP FATHER : By GEORGE McMANUS. WELL MR 1668 - AR COME NOW - DONT BE DO c YM GLAG TO IN THE MOUTH - LOOK ton : | WHICH IS THE BRIGHT SEE YOU ! \ | THE BRIGHT SIDE oF Things || ai ; = SIDE OF A TOOTH-ACHE? LL LIT Th rr