PAGE TWELVE mn Velling 5 [i The Wold of Ee ~ a MAGNATE VERY OPTIMISTIC. DOYLE COMES BACK. TIT © (Putting Up Sensational Game For) - | Predicts Big Season for New Inter- = i NPR is ~ , . a . i" : i ow York Giants national Leugue. The Correct Footwear N . Optimism reigns in Newark. The |S ; The a * of Larry Doyle {has been the sensation of the base elements of uncertainty that have hung over the Jersey situation since 'ball season Laughing, larruping | arry took his foot out of the grave the death of the International = T & ' {and removed the other from off a { : 3 4 League have passed away and club . - . * ¥ § officials and fans both here and in The most popular shoe this spring will banana peel and is now playing as / 4 | dicti = | hi PX J ition. | = : A a I oh ae = : ersey City are predicting a success be WHITE CANVAS or BUCK in high Late in the summer of 1016 Me- N ful season despite adverse condition. : {Graw acquired Herzog and sold 2a The confidence of the local offi- |S d z {Doyle to the Cubs. .'The Polo ; AR ¢lals and devotees of the game is cut lace patterns. UT your goo: t acco into a good pipe {Grounds went fu mourning. Doyle fully shared by Joseph L. Lannin, ® {had been one of the most popular f p owner of the Buffalo club. Mr. PY Wellington Pipe. The well catches iplayers in Giant livery for nine J! 4 4 Lannin was brimming over with We are showing all the new styles in ture thr years, and every. fan regretted his H ih confidence and made no secret of his | = » the mois . All you draw ough the | departure--which seemed to mean % jubilation at the favorable turn of | = this up-to-date footwear. stem is clean, sweet, dry smoke. Every {that Larry was "through'" as a play- : : recent events. i ; : = . * : | or. i ) "This league wi prosper,' he . . . * Wellington bears the W. Ds .C. srisngle trade. | Doyle had no sooner joined the LA. said. 'There will be no faltering White buckskin lace shoes made with ad ark ity--s1 00 {Cubs when Miss Fortune tripped 3 : ion the part of any of our clubs, and | & 1: > rark ~mi of pipe qa ity 3 ign of & {him up again and broke his leg. This I am; confident that even in this year | == the new military heel, $10.00. French briar, well seasoned. zwar injury threatened to put him , of trial and tribulation we wills ' out of the game for all time, and make some money. And you may . . Al Shapes and sizes, 75 cents leven the most optimistic conceded C - say that whatever profits agy of our White canvas high cut lace styles, both ana up. 1C Ours. {that Larry's days as a big league ball clubs may realize during the season . 1: P y player were numbered few. Doyle onvenience will be devoted in their entirety to high and military heels, $4.50 to $6.00. the purchase of Liberty Bonds of the ' W a | played last season handieapped with . M. DEMUTH S CO. |a sore leg. He played badly. There The AutoStro next issue. - er ------ ew Yor {is little doubt that the Cub manage- i P 'Some of our teams may be a : {ment was anxious to be rid of him, Safety Razor 18 al- . ' | Then came Herzog's break with hi ready for use cause we have been working under | == aE | the Glants, and it was up to McGraw ~the a handicap, but as "sdon as the = -- to secure a new second baseman. { I edge i 18 uni major leagues begin to let go their | 55 ; The three-cornered deal between the ormiy keen and it surplus players the New League will ISS i i be as fast as was the International." » ® 8 to keep it so. en : or - i gy [EE SET Snel mater 2 var shits shlonl miny Smith was put over, ne : Y wo rer-langhing - Lariy-- Blackburne's Good Work. The of Good Shoes. Just Arri ed ®e was a Glan ones more. gt J straps, Shaves and (Manager Curly Mathewson of : Hom 5 G S : Although all were glad to see 1s cleaned wit t the Cincinnati eds speaks en- : ; 3 Doyle back sewn, tow dared hove | | taking apan. || thwsiusicaty: at che wor or snort. INNO that he would make good particul- arly after his accident. Then, too, This explains why credits with solving the shortstop it i i The former N | # it is Doyle's eleventh season in the problem for the Reds. The New Reo ht Four big league. the AutaStrop | is uni- Toronto captain has been covering ~~ But Larry fooled 'em. He has hit versally used and a lot of territory in the Cincinnati : ' . about 500 to date and has been liked bytheboysover- infield this season, and Matty is M pleased with the manner in- which ® fielding better than ever. seas. And everybody's happy. he is working with Second Baseman Importers of Scotch and American Granites, Vermont Marble, Be ' Give your soldier an Lee Magee, The Red fans, who are Can Now Be Seen At JIMMY DISSETTE MUST GO. AutoStrop--it's the usually hard to please, are unani- The McCallum Granite Company, 1 Ltd. : mous in the opinion that Blackburne 897 Princess Street. \ Exemption Refused Well-known gift he needs. is playing the position better than Charlie Herzog. Blackburne is do- 9 Hockey Player. Bo d fay (zara e Exemption was refused to AutoStrop Safety ing his share of hitting, too, and "Jimmy" 'Dissette, the well-known Matty, who was greatly worried over ? St. Michael's College Hockey Club Razor Co. 'his infield, now expresses confidence that the former Torontonian has ic 1 \ by defence player. Dissette w for se- o It 18 Just the model that has beer called for yveral Hoy captain of the AD od Hite solved a vexed problem. The Reo Four is recognized as the quality led them to victory in the O.H.A. 04TDkel Tersets, Out Yr Then i i 1910, Athletes in Yniform. ia T R Y ho : : trifle slow in getting a start, be- 5 . senior series in 1909 and Four at moderate price. when they defeated the 14th Regi- : 52-1-18 Among the well<khown sporting ment team of Kingston and the 4 men and athletes w have joined thi ] . In appearance 8. new m el touring car Parkdale Cane Club aggregation. Toronto units recently ave 'Johuny" McKelvey and Jack Brydges of the passe i ed out by the One prother, Fit.-Lieut. Arthur Diss- surpa 8 anything yet turne y ette, 'was killed in France and an- Hamilton Tigers, who are with the Reo ple. other, Frank Dissette, died a week 67th Battery; Buck Hughes, + the C. Oe igar C. . - &go, Another brother, Eddie Diss- i Osler outfielder, is with the 69th Call and look this car over before buying. lp other brother. k yy Seler outticlder, is with she Soi : 5 y y serimmager. Louis | Look for Silk Thread on Tip of Each Olgar. Za the ex-Varsity Racing Flourishes in Britain. Inibleau, the ex<+Pewmbroke and Sar : GEO. W. BOYD, . The Irish Grand National Steeple- Sih » y 3 nia hockey player, has been granted j th [th 1 t £1,000, was Alpha Tae = -onditional tion. "Joe" + S. OBERN RFFER, Maker Kingston, Phone 201. Agent 129 Brock St. recently run off over the Falryhouse| eB ellis | 5 cock, the hallplager, is on his last DO ' course of three piles and won by : leave from Camp Dix, N.J. dutta rt AAA AAA atta ah ih rn at . Al, he Aer A tl ted. cit E. W. Hope Johnstone's Ballybog gan, ridden by Hawkins, three lengths ahead of J.. Kiernan's All Sorts, with Carbery in the saddle. Tw oiik : wi X 'FI7 3. Maher's Liamgollen, with Man- Ln re . +p oy st x : war thin one long oo] The Lion idea of style, service, satisfaction and value isn't "subject to change." We've ley up, was third, one length be- Sind, Thineen horses went to the brought this store to the front rank by doing things better. We'll continue the policy. Your post The betting was: Ballyhog- in sorte 190 to 2h; advantages in trading here are many. You realize that from the time you buy the clothes Frank Bullock, the famous Eng- until you discard them; J lish flat race jockey. who went to Australia to ride last year. was in rare form at a_ recent meeting at J 8 Perth, WiA., whin he rode nine win- HE S ners. i i Have your Vacuum Cleaner gon over and cleaned before it refuses The owner of the unbeaten New to work. Betier look at your Iron and? Toaster also. Our repair Zealand. crack horse. Dos Gold epartment is full uipped for this work. ARYL rads horse, en, Leal, nly oq or » has decided to give all the winnings d Rr of the famous mare for the endow- ment of cots for wounded soldiers 1) E HW | 4.4L an Elect yi 1] "Fhe totaiisator was. first used in The first essential of a business is to make its customers happy and contented; to make New South Wales | #eb. 13 of last TR LY 167 Princess St. \ year, and trom that date to the end them feel there is no gulf between service and satisfaction. Andsoin starting this store, we of November the revenue received amounted to $140,000, representing laid down the rule that every visitor must be met with a smile; that there must be no impor- Ri asd = ONTARIO po] pa ross Juvestmunt of 32,009,000, | tuning to sell; that the looker would be as 'welcome as the buyer -- and that sticking to these Moving To Montreal. principles wajild bring a just reward. Gradually, as the store is finding its way into your Th FAVORE twits ahd William. McPhersan, favor, and the merchandise makes its appeal, Kingston folks are coming to know that here WAR OLOUD IS FAVORED other of the present eligibles, War |¥ho have ha ring of trotting is a bit different kind of a place to trade; delightful because of the atmosphere of cordiality; horses at the Ogdensburg Fair 5 | Cloud's effort created a sensation, Wathed Derby Distance. Weduosday iid he sow promises to-go tv the |Greunde training stabiss, the 'mast dependable because the merchandise must be right to be here; agreeable because no seryice : : Montreal. They have disposed of is too trivial to be performed cheerfully; and with all satisfactory because there are no strings From the present outlook there _ i i . og PRIZE FIGHT BARRED. their star pacer, Fern Hal, a Gfand ' frill be about ten, horses in the Ken Circuit. performer, and will take the to getting Jour m money back, or other goods, if a thing isn't as you want it. In brief, the store tucky Derby field that will go to the . L " i Id X ce i) w 0 é"" S Willned and Prlton Cunt Fight in} balan oF the stable ith them with a finds a happy companion i mn The tore with the Goods. t on Saturday. A. K. Macomber, jos . a ' 7 Connecticut. Montreal. The harness racing pros- Lapture the event, will again have, Governor Marcus H. Holdomb has {pect in northern New York is not very J the honor of starting the favorite. !vefused to permit the Willard-Ful- atryclive at the present time in the (= Es RR AE FIR 5 estimation of the McPhersons and : E 3 seal t in in men's Tweed 1 ; ; 1.00 who is making his third attempt to i "Phis is. War Cloud; an imported son [ton fight to take place ia Connecti- MEN'S GOOD TROUSERS in all the newest _pat- incoats. A nice dark pattern. sy melus- Dreamy, that was | cut, Rasently James P. Mulvihill, {they decided to seek a larger field for : made choice after Willis Sharpe|of New Haven, who has been seeking [their season's operations. those same low rices. Match u that Kilmer's imported Sun Briar, and [to bring the fight to this state, wrote ( Be------------ terns at i p P $16.80 value. To go at - Konneth DAlezandan s 'Escoba, i the Goremor asking fon his sane-| "Spider" Kelley, of San Francisco, coat with a pair. i which have n the leading candi- tion. Governor Heleowb, in 'a re- {formerly a dlever lightweight fight + : dittes all winter, failed to show good { ply, made public yesterday by Mul- [er and more, widely er ae Are : JUST THINK what comfort you get under a Lien | form heli fist starts this year, i, Jeciines to Forint the bout to feond und trainer of boxers, was en- lightweig felt hat. See our Slassy range before | the latter gained friends by win-!be sta n that state gaged at Chicago by Jess Willard to i buyin e are selling a spec $2.00 | ning the Derby trial on Monday. Se . You men's Trench Suits in a i 9. "R & ¥ 0 ay act as trainer, adviser and chief se- y ng t is. TH sizes: this week, in brown, grey and navy, ; War Cloud's stock received a big The New York Giants started the [cond for the championship in the boost Wednesday when he worked |season with Ming straight wins. Then 'latter's proposed battle for the title Special wh esate a wih the full Derby distance of a mile and | they lost one. ow they are on an- with Fred Fulton. : For Batordey Only--Men ® quarter in 205 2-5, with Loftus in| other streak. They have grabbed Kelley, whose ability to dispel | ------ " : t sires (a the saddle, and full weight us. This | eight In a row, and are stil going gloom around training camps, ; dark wood suits, ' 48 said to be the fastest time trial|strong. Winning seventeen of the verblal among boxing ! 1 ; 40, 42. To go at - 'ever made by a Derby candidate, | first eighteen games is a Jreuty: fair, will: have complete charge of Will- . PES Bs y th ards preparatio understood Kingstc : me BOYS' SUITS--Dark Brown Tweed nicely und is far better han that of any ' average, even for the Giants your four-in-hands of rich silks 8 in eine abun and 3 own Sasioh Tweeds San sae eas ev Ea pelea ea wa Sizes 24 16 36, 0 {it real b