PAGE FOURTEEN m-- % THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1919, | Special! We have a few 22 $52.50 Indian Bicycles to give you. 'Indian Bicycles at $45 Cash Or $1 extra per month on time. Pay $10 cash, balance $2 per week. ONLY A FEW. The price now is $52.50 At this price. regular. Dunlop Tires, $2.25, $2.50," $3.25 and $3.50. Inner tubes, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. . We give you service. Bicycles repaired promptly. Free air at the door. much because it's cheap." Massey and Red Bird Agents. "TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS CO. 88 Princess Street Phone 529 "Home of the Brunswick." te and 24 in. frame if - oi "Don't take too HARNESS RACING WITH OR WITHOUT BETTING Four Days at Toronto Exhibi- tion and Then on Eastern Ontario Circuit. A mere matter of betting will not men from activily the coming sum- mer. There may or may not be running meetings until late in tha season, but W. P. Fraser, secretary of the C.R.A. and 0.J.C. showed 'when spoken to af Toronto that though gloom had settled on the followers of the thoroughbred, he at least had wot abandoned hope. 'What will become of the running meetings is likely to be determined when the committee of the Can- adian Racing Association and the "board" of the Ontario Jockey con- venes this week. . Meapwhile the owners of the trottors and the pacers are cheerful and daring as to thelr sumer meetings. Already the Canadian National Trotting Assoclation has allotted the following dates: May 24-26--Galt, May 24-----Picton. June 3---Belleville and Kingston. The Toronto Exhibition have de- cided to hang up $4,000 for the trotters and pacers, -and the owners will go after this money next au- tumn, whether or not the order-in- council against gambling is lifted by that timé. There will be two races a day for four days, each for a $500 purse, starting the first Saturday. of the exhibition. horses will move from the exhibi- tion threwgh the eastern" Ontario circuit to Oshawa, Peterboro, Lind- say and Beaverton, and back to Newmarket, Markham and Weston. -- Pro. Lacrosse Due For Revival, A general revival of lacrosse for this season was decided on at a meeting of the National Lacrosse Union held in Montreal.. Six clubs were represented, and five will fig- ure in the schedple this summer, The schedule . will comprise Shamrocks, Nationals, Cornwall and Caughnawaga, latter having heen admftted to mem- bership at thé meeting. _~ The schedule will probably be played in two halves, the winner of each to play off at the end of the championship. The union will be conducted on the same plan as in former years, the clubs having the privilege of paying some or all of their players. It was announced that the sched- ule would start the first week in June and the season continue until September, Let Citizens Decide. The Buffalo Courier says editori- ally: "Governor Smith's signing of the measures which give to each muni- cipality the right to decide about moving ~-picture exhibitions and baseball" games on Sunday gratifies every liberal-minded man and wo- man, Tm "These acts sustain the principle of home rule in cities, and so meet + ¥ press the ho AS WE HAVE SOLD OUR INTEREST The G.A.McGowan Cigar Mfg.Business | TO MR. HUGH BENNETT We take this opportunity of thanking the public for their past patronage and to ex- that they, will give the new _owner their liberal support. « E. A. McGowan, Sec.-Treas. \ Some men are like sliver plated knives. They look bright, but are usually dull. 'While there is life there is hope for everybody but the undertaker. BRINGING UP FATHER ww public approval on that ground. Al- so they give to the liberal elements of the communities a chance to A A A { | keep the provincial harness horse. observance which Also, with or without batting, the (®dY. Here is her statement: Ottawa, life. the |tism, cured it so that not an ache has In the World of Sport - have the kind of decent Sunday pleasures -they enjoy. It is a dis- tinet relief to experience a cessa- tion of sumptudiry control by legis: gislative enactment. '"The people of every city and community know what the majority of their numbers want in 'the mal- ter of moral conduet and of Sunday does not offend against moral behavior. It Is wise and proper: that the Governor has recognized this." . A man usually knows where he got his hat, but when it comeg to his umbrella--well, that's a differ~ ent story. 5 INLUMMATORY RHELMATISN PRMANENTLY CORED NEW BRUNSWICK LADY GIVES FULL PARTICULARS OF HER RECOVERY There are many types of rheuma- tism, but none worse than inflam- matory. It was this kind that almost killed Mrs. Edw, Warman, of Kent. Jet, N. Every known remedy she tried, different doctors gave their advice, but the disease increased. ' Weak, and despairing, she was at her wits' end. when the remarkable cure of Thos. Cullen"was published. This gentleman was cured of rheu- matism by "Ferrozone.'" Consequent- ly Mrs. Warman used the same rem- "For five years I have been rheu- matic, I tried various forms of re- lief without sucess. The disease in- creased, settled in my joints and muscles; these swelled, caused ex- cruciating pain and kept me from sleeping, - My limbs and arms stiff- ened, my shoulders were lame and revented me from working. Week y week I was losing strength and despaired of finding a cure. It was a happy day 1 heard of Ferrozone Every day 1 took Ferrozone I felt better; it eased the painful joints, the |E&ve me energy and a feeling of new Ferrozone cured my rheuma- ever returned. Even damp weather no longer affects me." Ferrozone* has power to destroy Uric Acid, neutralize and enrich the blood, and therefore does cure the worst cases. Mr. Warman's stgfe- ment proves this. By removing the.cause of the dis- ease and building up a reserve of en- ergy, Ferrozone is certain to cure. Sufferer, isn't it about time to stop experimenting? Ferrozone is a CURE, order to-day, 60c per box, or six for $2.50, sold by all dealers. | National Sporting Club, March 31st, where opponent. defeated Joe Lynch on pots, in fifteen rounds. Whales ~valuted into the ring and sho addressing the crowd from within the rin a picture of Prince Albert, who spoke to t NG MATCH. There was a brilliant gathering including Ha Prinee of Wales anil Prinée Albert, at the immy Wilde, conceding at least a stone to his ' After the mateh the Prince of ok the victor warmly by the hand. The Prince is shown * and Lord Lonsdale is in"the corner. e spectators from the side of the ring. BULL ISN'T CHAMPION. Clonie Taif, of Edmonton, Holds the Lightweight Title. "Paddy" Jones, of the Hamilton Herald; writes . as follows: "Why the Toronto sport writers persist in calling Frankie .Bull the light weight champion of Canada is a my- stery. They ought to know better. Clonie Tait, of Edmonton, is the Canadian title-holder.. He won the title from Johnny O'Leary, and so far wo person has taken .it from him. Bull right now would, no doubt, give Tait a great battle, in fact, might stop him, but until he do that he will not be the Can- adian champion. And, as a matter of fact it is doubtful"{l ekher Tait or Bull can make the lightweight limit. 4 The Racing Situation. 5 Hamilton Spectator: The matter of appointing a' commission to govern racing will not be considered by the government at Ottawa, but will be left to the provincial legis- latures to deal with. That was the announcement made by a member of parliament to the Spectator, and he does not look for any action that will, permit of spring meetings be- ing, held. It is understood that if th& House prorogues early enough, the order-in-council will lapse auto- matically, after which it will be up to the various provinces to* decide what percentage of the receipts the government will = take, or what tracks will be = granted - licenses There is a\feeling that politics has played a' big part in the granting pf licenscs, especially in Quebec, and it is thought that for the good of the sport, a commission, composed of men who really have the inter- ests of the thoroughbred ast heart, should De appointed to govern the sport and keep it up to the stand- ard it enjoys in other countries. There is not spot wheré racing is more popular than In Kentucky, and it is owing to the fact that a state commission has charge of it there that it enjoys popularity se- cond only to Bourbon whiskey. Rumor Unfounded. According to the latest informa- tion from those on the "'inside," so to speak, all the recent talk abou! the appointment of a Canadian Rac- ing Commission was *"'bosh." According to those who have re- cently been in touch with members of #he cabinet, Acting Premier White and his confreres will not bother furthér about the racing situation for the present. In the event of the house proroguing early enough, the 'understanding of the Jockey clubs is that the order-in- council will lapse and that they will resume the sport along former lines, # being the intention of the government to introduce legislation at the mext session, eliminating the!' trouble, recently complained of. But as to thé appointment of a commission, "that suggestion ' was disposed of by Sir Thomas White, who, according te prominent racing men, informed them that the limi- tation of profits was a matter which the provinces would have to adjust. 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