AEE A He re Bo - PAGE FOURTEEN LAI] A LI S32 HOW MANY RIDERS WISH THEY HAD BOUGHT Massey Bicycle Other dealers keep on saying that their wheels are made like a Massey, and they sell them for $5.00 less sometimes in order to get you to buy them. ~ BUY THE REAL MASSEY. Because you get the best that can be put into a bicycle; and what is a few dollars when you are paying for an article that will last for years. Massey Bicycles Twenty years old are still runing around our city, and still good for years. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS co. "The Horhe of the Brunswick." Phone 529 Kingston TRY 5c Poet Cigar 5¢ Look for Silk Thread on Tip of Each Cigar. S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. MONUMENTS! of Sootelh and American Granites, Vermont Marble, um Granite Company, Ltd. 'Willie Spencer, the Toronto biey- | = Some people seem to thimk that B racer, was si ded and fined [horse racing will never come back }0 at Newark the other day for [to Canada, It certainly never will in 'his brother "Art. fllie {if the Methodists have their way; but it is the sport of kings and not race, ng he of the poor man, and for this reason 'Investigation showed 0 | likely will be resumed when peace 8 of a leak in his tube. looms on the now dark horizon. In the World of Sport CHICAGO TO DEPEND - Lew Tendler, the Philadelphia] BIKE CONTESTS Lew fen e iphi S MAY ON THE SOUTHPAWS lishtweight) dereated. Harvey SUPPLANT BASEBALL Thrope in a fast six-round Philadelphia. Vaughan Slated to to Twirl First) -- nnn [Other Sports to Be Revived Game and Tyler the Secon . A week from Wednesday the Red Sox and Chicago Cubs will elash in the opening game of the world's series. The National Commission have announced their plans, which were jdrawn up on he assumption that Boston would wiu the pennant in the American League. The Cubs have clinched the flag in the Na- tional, but the Sox must win al jeast four more games before they have the fiag cinched. Should the Sox and Cubs come togéther in the annual fall classic, and it is likely that they will, it will be the first time in the nistory of the game that Boston and Chi- cago, the leaders in the world's series affairs, have come together The Boston fans have had several | opportunities to see the champions | of the National and American League clash for the highest hon- ors in baseball, as Boston has been a contender in 1903, 1912, 1914, 1915 and 1916. The Red Sox have: taken part in each classi¢ with the | exception of the year 1914, and the | Braves were the contending team | that season. | The fans in the W indy City have | witnessed the champions ®of 190v. | 1907 world's championship. The Cubs were the contenders in 1906, | 1907 and 1908, and again in 1910.1 while the White Sox were the Ohi- | cago entrants in 1917. In 1906 the! Cubs and White Sox each won the championship of their league, and | the Windy City fans had an oppor-| tunity to witness each game in the series. { A peculiar feature of the series | between the Sox and Cubs is the fact that Manager Fred Mitchell will rely on two southpaws, Tyer and' Vaughn to pull him through, | while Barrows will no doubt send | Joe Bush, Carl Mays and Sam Jones! afteg the Cubs, with Ruth in re-| serve. Mitchell will have Hendrix | and Walker 'to call on if necessary. | The chances are, however; that Ty- | uer, Vaughn and Douglas will hear the brunt of the work for the Cubs. The Sox will be up against a tough proposition if Tyler and Vaughn manage to hold their pre-| sent formi, as the Barrow men have not shown much against the star left-handers of the American League this past season. Against | this due of left-handers Ed. Barrow | has but one southpaw, Babe Ruth The Babe, no doubt, will look af- ter the left field assignment ip the | mapority of the games, as the Bar-| row men will need his batting eye. | Mitchell believed that his left- handers, Vaughn and Tyler, will he very effective against the Red Sax, as Barrow has several left-handed batiers in his line-up. Mitchell figures he may have a chance to get away with Tyler and Vaughn in the entire series, and the teams will have a day's rest in mak- ing the jump between the tw, cit- ies... Vaughn and Tyier, however, wiil not be able to go through the seiies without some assistance from | Herdryx or Douglas. The dope, according to reports from Chicago, is to open with Vaughn, and then shoot him back in the third game of the series. This means he will have two davs' rest. Carl Mays will no doubt start the series for Bostun, and. then again Barrow is apt to cioss the Cubs and gerd Babe Ruth after the opening game. We no longer have 'any doubts about that bout between Dempsey and Willard, Jess announces that he will not defend his title during the war, but we hope he stays longer in the six-round battle than Fulton last- ed. If he don't the man who stages a bout when the war is over will find that J. W. is a very unpopular gent. Ban Johnson says he is "tickled to death" that the world's series is going to be played. This sounds fine coming from _ the American league chief after the way he kick- ed against staging the series under any conditions. The last week of professional base- ball for the period of the war has been started. Many a sport writer will lose his job in a short time for without Ban Johnsofi's hot air how will any man fill a paper. | Eddi» Gerard, manager and cap- tain of the Ottawa team, is now conned with the M. € Neate Lumber Company in a travelling capacity, and business may prevent him playing hockey this winter. "Lord" Ryron, the veteran major league umpire, who is 47 years of age, tried to enlist in the aviation service of the US. army, but was turned down. Even ball fans do not love a loaf- er. Baker pronounced the game as non-essential. ' to Replace the Big Leagues. ------ If professional baseball should be done away with in the near future, there will be plenty of other sports be amateur baseball, semi-profes- sional baseball, horse racing, auto- mobile racing, golf, tennis, billiards, bowling and all that sort of thing. Then, too, some of the old sports which were sent te the ash heap a long while ago may be brought back. In Detroit bicycle clubs may be formed, and there is talk in some quarters' of going back to bicycle racing, to big road races, such as flourished in the long ago and al that sort of thing. Then, too, we may have bicycle racing on the short circuit tracks From the War such as we had a few years ago, for several of thise tracks are still in Zone existence. Ce ; : the In the olden days to be a star bi- omes the news that cyclist was to be somebody. the AuteStrop Safety Barney Oldfield was a star in the Razor 15 helping offi- days of bicycle racing, and few the there were who could beat him at high le of the that game. Wouldn't it be funny if MER Nomaie 0 they were to revive bicycle racing soldiers. and Parney should go back to the Nothing makes a old game? soldier feel more like cers to maintain \ College Sports Abandoned. Himself than a clean, College sports in the United velvety shave---this is States will be practically abandoned only possible with an this fall In Canada they were AutoStrop. Because abandoned at the beginning of the * war in 1914. There are few stud- of its self-stropping ents left to play games on this con- feature # is the only tinent or in any of the Allied ecoun- razor that is always in tries perfect condition, ; The colleges are heart and soul in this war, and only the work es- Price $5.00 sential to "getting the main thing over" will be tolerated They are Atleading stores everywhere bending all energies to that effori. 22, postage will deliver an Everybody interested in sports AutaSirop Quersens, by frst ! should get the college boys' idea. i* «194p vegugioryd smirks will make for the healthfulness of AutoStrop sport. Not everybody can enter the Safety Razor Co., a a But there are other oppor- Limited Food conservation and production 83-87 Duke Street are calling for able-bodied men Toronto * Enlist for the harvest. Every ' pound foed saved -means helping the Empire's Allies. Brantford goes on record as the only town that ever hooted an um- pire for giving the visiting team the bad end of a raw deal The fang of the Telephone City went af- ter a home umpire the other night for his decisions against a Toronto nine. been matched to meet Willard at Dempsey announces that he has to go to, not the least of which will THE REO MOTOR CARS | "The Gold Standard of Values." 3 The Reo Roadster A Popular Car No Reo model has gained greater popularity in the same length of time. z Designers have striven for years to devise a seating ar- rangement for four passengers that would permit all passengers to ride between the axles. In a word, since everybody likes to ride in the front seat, the aim was to place all occupants as near that point as possible, This leaves the driver's movements unimpeded by other oc cupants and his vision clear on all sides, It is essentially an owner-driver"s car--this big, handsome roadster--so in the ease the driver is usually the buyer. The wide seat accommodates two comfortably--Iluxuriously. Then, when there i8 a fourth, the exira seat is opened up-- and it is as comfortable as any in the ear. Come down to our showrooms. and. look it over. You'll like it. George Boyd Phone 201 % 138 oy Street Come in and See Our Stock of Tweed Rain Coats. Large stock of all wool and worsted suitings, Indigo blue serge. JOHN TWEDDELL Civil and Military Tallor. 181 Princess Street WE BUY AND SELL WAR LOAN ISSUES Bongard Ryerson & Co. Members Toronto Stock Exchange. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAINS AND COTTON Private wires to New York, Chicago, Toronto, Mon- treal, ; 239BagotSt. = = - = Phone 1728 iin -- mt, Philadelphia - September 28th. It "Battling" Levinsky - outpointed will likely be a six-round affair, and | Clay Turner, the Indian pugllist, in we don't look for any big crowds. an eight-round bout at Jersey City. 5 Br you are not wearing Lailey-Turble made-to-measure clothes now, it's because you never permitted \ "yourself to test their all-around superiority. Why not make the test now? Come in and leave your measure. See our Fall samples. i It's Not What You Read It's What You Remember To the end that you get our message to-day, and remember all of it--we'll make a "tale" short and to the point, so here's the "story, The man who regards his purchase as an investment rather than a as an expense begins by looking for higher value rather than lower prices. Don't think you can do all the econom- izing by paying a cheap price.. Real economy is found in the clothes themselves--not in their price. We do not claim to sell cheap clothes, but they are the cheapest priced clothes sold in Kingston. They contain greater value ed and sold in Kingston. dollar for dollar than any other clothes offer- A few odd sizes in Boys' Suits. We have some ial values in ~~ Hundreds of pairs of Men's "oe || Mothers! Men's Suits. It will more than pay If your boy. is going to have a new you to buy one now. school suit, mothing is 0 be gained by puting offthe'| : buying day. In fact you are going to be oney ahead o are sel Trousers. Maich up that coat with by buying now. 4 See that good Boy's Corduroy Norfolk Suit $5501 315.00. Ses our classy range of al wool jerseys sind sweat- | - a L i a_i po