Bisa Special! We have a few 22 in. and 24 in. frame $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 At this price. The price now is $52.50 regular... Dunlop Tires, $2.25, $2.50, $3.25 and $3.50. Inner tubes, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. We give you service. promptly. Bicycles repaired Free air at the door. "Don't take too much because it's cheap." Massey and Red Bird Agents. TREADGOLD 4" SPORTING GOODS CO. 88 Princess Street Phone 529 : "Home of the Brunswick." prt Sa ssi i -- HOUSECLEANING TIME ! "ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS Ewredaat.. .. .............$4800 Extra fittings for curtains and upholster- INE. a ai ns $8.50 ' We have them . wee ee to rent. | In the LAWN BOWLING MEETING | PRESCOTT IS THE PLACE FOR ANNUAL TOURNAMENT. The Officers (hosen For the Eusuing Year--sSome Kind+ Words Were Expressed By the Visitors, A most enthusiastic meeting of the St. Lawrence Lawn Bowling As- sociation was held in the Council Chamber at the City, Hall on Wed- nesday afternoon The business |in- cluded the election of officers for the current yéar and the naming of the plage for the annual tournament. 'reseott was chosen. W. H. Wormwith, the president, occupied the chair. H, W. Newman, mayor, who was gecretary-treasurer, welcomed the delegates to the city with his customary warmth. | The secretary-teeasurer reported a balance of $130, which was most satisfactory. The Bellevilie club was admitted to membership and the re- Hresentatives, C. N. Bulan and W. B. Riggs, were uccepted on the exe- cutive committee, A resolution was passed placing the part of the prov- ince irom Beileviile-east under the jurisdiction of th& Association, but teams from points outside would be admitted to the tournament. The following officers were elect- ed: Honorary presidents, Hon. J. D. Reid, A. E. Donevan, M.P.P,, Isaac P. Wiser, Hon. G. 'P. Graham, Senat- or J. Webster, 'W. F. Nickle, J. L. Payne, J. R. Dargavel, M. President, R. M., Keller, Prescott; vice-president, Harry White, Brock- ville; secretary-treasurer, W. J. Ran- son, Prescot; Executive committee, D. W. Downey, Brockville; Dr. Kida, Eastern Hospital, Brockville; 'E. D. Higgins, Prescott; Dr. R. €. Cart- wright, Kingston; Dr. Hutt/ Chester- ville; R. R. Farrow and/R. Morley, Ottawa; T. Phelan, Highland Park, Ottawa; BE. A. an Civil Service, Ottawa; W. B. Rigs, Belleville. The annual tournament is to be held at Prescoft, commencing at 2 p.m., July f4un, R. M+ Keller, the new president, thanked the meeting for his election and expressed the hope thiat the year $919 would be a most suceeéssful one for the Association. He extended a hearty invitation to all to come to Prescott witere, he said, they would receive the best possible entertain- ment. Mr. Riggs thanked the exe- STRANGERS Sky Pilot: Young man will you kindly direct me to the Third Pres- byterian Church." Dickey Dice: "Aw | don't even know where de first one is." H: W. Newman Electric Co. Phone 461 167 Princess street Nr -- Davy Robertson has promised to join the New York Giants and is ex- pected to report to McGraw at the Polo grounds in New York Friday Robertson left the Giants after the world's series in 1917 and enterea government service, » BRINGING UP FATHER GOING DOWN. Divine: Ves, I'm for prohibition, | say down with alcholic beverages. Supine: Me tdo, that's what I've aiways done with It. Wo cutive for the reception | the Belleville club's represent | They captured a trophy last and were anxious to defend year. Dr. Mitchell of the Eastein Hos- pital, Brockville, thanked the mayor for ibe welcome so warmly express- ed. @Ilis eloquence he attributed to the Indians. It had no doubt been inherited Uy the present ihcumbent through the long . line of mayors. Bowlers were always good sports and Mked to cultivate the acquaint- auce of those in other cities and towns. A vote of thanks was tendered to the retiring officers for their val- uable work during rhe past year. The representatives present were: N. €. ole and Dr. Mitchell, Eastern Hospital, Brockville; Harry White, Brockville; R. M. Keller and E. D. Higgins Prescott; C. N. Sulman and W. B. Riggs, Belleville; William "Jackson, Dr. R. C. Cartwepight, W. H. Wormwith and H. W. Newman, Kingston; E. H. 'Brown, Brockville. -, accorded atives, it ONTARIO LAWN BOWLING. Saskatoon Sending Five Rinks for Tourney. An evidence of tlie popularity of the Oniario Bowling Association an- nual tournament is the proposal + of the Saskatoon Bowling Club to send five rinks to Niagara during the above tournament, which is to be held during the w of July Tth. The westerners will travel 4n a special car and promise to provide a lively time for the staid old-fashion- ed players of the far cast, and threat- en to take back with them the thirty- year-old blue ribbon of lawn bowling. The tournament will be held on the same historic: grounds of the Queen's Royal Hotel at Niagara, and the entry promises to be larger than ever before, as the coming of peace has stimulated 'the gentle sport of bowling to an unexpected degree, rs Rn Lar a a Red Ticket © Sale The Veterans' Clo. Co rld of Sport PREPARING AT TOLEDO. For the Willard Dempsey Fight On > July 4th. Under the Ohio law, the Mavor of Toledo is permitted to grant conseat for the Willard-Delapsey fight. Un- der decision of the court one is priv- ileged to employ boxers and give ex hibitions when a purse is not com- peted fui. . Ax octagon-shaped arena to accom- 1 fifty and sixty thou- 8 will be erected at a point convenient to the city. Admin- istration charges will range from five to fifty dollars, according to the location of the seats. Both, boxers will train for at least five Weeks at the scene ol the contest, in aceord- ance with the terms of thé contract made with Rickard. Governor James M. Cox of Ohio, commenting on the Lont, to he held]. at Toledo, said the law against box- ing leaves its interpretation and en- forcement to loenl officials, This wa taken to mean he will not interfere. The law permits boxing - exhibi- tions for which the mayor, if in municipalities, or the sheriff, if ont side, grants permits, if the matches are given under the auspices of a chartered athletic association, and if no purse is offered to the winner. It is said that in the Willard- Dempsey contest no purse is to be offered, but, that each contestant is to receive a definite amount of Lib- énty bonds. The athletic association requirements also are slid to have been compiled with, Governor Cox received a telegram from J. Drexell Biddle of the Board of Boxing Commissioners of the Army and Navy, urging that the Wiliard-Dempsey bout be permitted in the interests of clean sport. | The Toledo Ministerial Association, composed of 150 pastors of churches in the district, held a muss meeting and protested against holding the Willard-Dempsey contest on July 4th. The union adopted a resolution von- demning the bout as being in viola- tion. of State laws and those of hum- anity. It was resolved that every effort will be made. to influence the Governor to prohibit the contest, and if necessary a delegation will be at the ringside to demand action by the County Sheriff. The meeting of ministers was'called after word came that Tex Rickard had decided upon Toledo as the site of the bout." HARD LINES Eva: Young Emmett got fired and he only had an eight-word part. Feva: Yes, he got twisted and sald, "Long lives the King." "The King Is dead!" instead of "The King is dead." "Long live the King." HIS LIMIT "You say your brother has played Hamlet" : "Yes." "How long?" "Well he played an hour once." ho i wv WASTED SYMPATHY Bella: | was awfully sorry to hear of the death of your aged hus- band. Stella: Thanks the loss was fully covered by insurance. ¢ HIS REASON Woodpile Warner: Lou why don't ya take a bath some time? Hayloft'ou: Wauts de use ya only » ie ORIGINAL AND ONLY SENUINE. Acts like a Charm in DIARRHOEA ... eo seinen CHOLERA DYSENTERY. Checks and arrests those too shed hia) diseases-- FEVER, CROUP, AGUE, The best Reedy kaowa for COUGHS, GOLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. 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