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for you frorp our exclusive fabric In
our accustomed .superior style. We
guarantee n perfect fit always. Tbe
wearer of a suit mad by us has
always the satisfaction ot feeling
himself perfectly dressed.
CHAS. J. CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR
518 Main Street
USE AUTOS FOR
CATTLE RUSTLING
ItEOINA. Bask.. July IT. (By
"Mall.) The motor car It heems. has
achieved another success by winning
its advent Into the rattle rustling
business. Tho old npd well known
practice of cattle rustlers when they
used to drive their stolen herds be
fore them, Is now n thing of the past.
A few days aco three calves were
stolen from herds near Bengough
and spirited acrois the International
border In two motor cars. Three of
the rustlers were arrested on this
aide of the line and two others In
Montana and are now awaiting trial.
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CONSTANTINOU1.E, July 7 (Ily A
Mall.) Constsntlnople nuw com-l" A
bines all the frenxy of n new mining! it
camp and a world seaport. It's "the' j
end of the trail" for nil the llnlknn - 3
states and everything west ot Sues! &
ob the Mcdlterranetp. Caucasian oil1 g
Houston Ooera House
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give instant relief Cost
dime apackaf.
Nerve-racking, splitting or dull,
throbbing headache-yield la just a few
omenta to "Dr. Jamas Uelduhe Fow
sVra "which east only 10 rents a pack
age at any drug store. It's the quick
est, surest headache relief in tbe whole
world. Don't suffer! Relieve the
agony and distress now! You ran.
Million of men and womri ? tuie
found that besdacbe and tii'ur.ilgia
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The wise buyer has bis slab to
the heater In the back yard drying,
and has plqced an order for bis
winter needs of blockwood. Our
prices are right and our wood Is the
beat to be bad.
Note our new location.
O. PEYTON CO.
419 Main St
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Death ooly a matter of abort time,
Don't wait until peine and acbee
become incurable diaeaeee. Avoid
painful coneequencee by taking
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'tbe world's sundaid rstnsdj for kidney,
tver, bladder and uric add trdublos tbs
National Remedy of Holland sines 1656.
Quarantttd. Tbtec sizes, all druggists.
!aab far th nux Ctli Mol oa vary has
ad txc.pt at liHttloa
men, Donetx JJasIn miners, Antnol
Jan sheep and cattle kings, Greek
War millionaires and Sjrlan mer
chants rush to Constantinople to pop
champagne In proof of their success
soldiers and allors of bnlf a dozen
nations swell the population and add
Jo the cosmopolitan aspect of the
streets and pleasure resorts.
Under Allied occupation the city
has become a wilder place than It
was under the Turks. There are no.
civil courts. None of the Allies de
sire to nsume responsibility for re-i
forma other thn.n are necessary to
safeguard life. ItnlUn. French and
British troops co-opernto with the
Tnrklshk gendormerie In keeping or
der Ilut everybody's Job Is nobody's
Job. Consequently Constantinople Is
n very wide-open. town. Midnight (
clos'ng Is enforced pretty generally,
but until that hour there Is little In-J
tcrference with dance halls, gnmb-j
ling dives and redllght dltrlcts un-
'less murder Is committed.
Lendvllle and Ooldfleld In their
dlizleit days never offered nnythlng
I wilder than certain sections of Con-
Istantlnoplf where Jan bands vie
with Neapolitan orchestras and
tslgane singers In their efforts to at
tract wayfarers Into the beer tun
nels and dance halls filled to over
flowing with the painted women of
many nationalities. '
Half a doien summer gardens of-'
fer vaudeville programs wbteh at-1
tract thousands of renons every
night who seem to have far more In
terest In the drinks nnd restless
crowds than In the Russian prims
donnas and bare-legged dancers
whoe art Is usually as meagre as
their attire. Turks, Arabs, Redon
Ins. Egyptians and Assyrians, gnr-,
geously clad (n native costumes, el
bow their way among Cossacks nnd j
Georgians whose uniforms are firt
more brilliant than their recent mili
tary achievements. I
Conl black French colonials, re-
splendent In red fezzes and green
khaki, mingle with Sikhs and Pun
Jibl wblse long hair and many-col-ered
headdresses are wrapped In
sombre .brown. Civilians, soldiers
and sailors from all parts of the
world are hopelessly Jumbled to
gether In Constantinople crowds and
are so busy looking at each other (
that tenors from the Petrograd op-',
era, naughty French singers from ,
Monmarte and Austrian nrong-Jaw.
e'd ladles claim but slight attention.
Constantinople itself is a grand
pageant every day. Its main thor
oughfare. Rue Grand Peru, Is more
fascinating than any scene whoctn
producers can ever hope to stage. I
Camei-drivers lead In their patient
trains. burdened with charcoal.
through the maze ot streetcar,'
shrieking army motorcars and car
riages, piloted oer the rough pav
ing at breakneck' speed by Turkish
hostelers who crack their whips and
shout constantly ' at high pitch to
pedestrians who venture off the nar
row sidewalks. Turks mounted on
tiny donkeys move Indifferently
through this maelstrom. Occasion
ally Turkish peasants drive flock
ot sbeep or turkeys Into this swirl of
traffic and serene oxen draw heavy
carta along at a pace so slow that
drivers ot military camions curse
them In ten different languages.
The narrow, crooked streets, of
Constnatlnople are lllsulted to motor
traffic and the slow-going fatallttlc
Turk, Is little Inclined to change his
pace. Consequently there are many
accidents and the Indefference, .with
which foreign military cars are driv
en has done much to intensify Turn-
huh hatred of foreigners.
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Ruth Florence, Ruth Felcher, Dick Lee,
Herold Rayiftond,
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DOORS OPEN 7:30
CURTAIN 8:15
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SINN FEIN COURTS
TRY MANY CASES
DETROIT, Mich., August 10. A
barge loaded with fresh water fish
from the Detroit aquarium a( Ilelle
Isle Is enroute to New York City by
water, marking inauguration of ship
ment of fresh water varieties by this
route.
Tbe consignment, In charge of
iapiain wuuiimua uruui, ujiiieu .
males army uuicer wuu is uireciur uii
DUni-IN, July 16. (Hy Mall.)
filnn Fein courts in Ireland continue
to extend tbe area nnd nature of
their operations. Among the cases
lately tried have been rases of Html
and slander, of Judicial separation of
the unhappily married and of seduc
tion. These were on the civil sldu.
On tbe crlmlnal'tlde all sorts of of
fenses are tried. Aa rule the per-
(sons charged think It safer to turn
rup and tako their chance of punlsb-
Hut In mpKt rases they do not
get any option in the matter. In a
MA.NV I'.UIl VINltoiW
to tho 1'iiclfic and hack,u guests of I
the Canadian government und news-,
WW. SAN FKANCISCO. Cal.. Aug. 10.
Sixty delcgatcM aro expected from Approximately 150, 0U0 visitor
New Zesland, six from South Africa, (are expected to attend the California
four from India, threo from Nuw I State Fair lo be held at Sacramento
Foundland and one each from Ja-.Sept. 4-13, according to Ceorro Col-
malcu, Ceylon, Kgypl, the Straits
Settlement, Honkong and Malta,
Twenty Canadian delegates will attend.
Huh, secretary of the California
Tractor and lm)lement association,
which Is to have an exhibit at lv?o
fair.
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A number of Canadian pulp and
paper companies are using airplanes
and hydroplanes for reconnaisiance
und photographic mapping work.
A Classified Ad will sell It.
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SIIII YOUK CABINS
or parcels by our transfer
service. That will ' Inimre
that thoy will be carefully
handled und that they will
always reach boat or train
on time. We don't believe
In any last minute ship
ments. We always get there
in plenty of time to make
sure the goods we carry will
not be left behind.
Weitern Traiufar Co.
410 Mala Ht.
m. tlollA IdIa NfiHAslltm Iss lnlunrlfl
.. .. .. 4.. -.,.. .-.v.. j County Clare tbe per-
for tbe New York aquarium at Bat-' . . w n ,. .,.,.
tery park. On tbe return trip salt ,
water fish will be brought from New
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The fish being taken to New York ,
represent 20 different varieties
found In lakes aki rlverx of the Cen
tral ststes. They are making their
Journey In large woden and metal
tanks, Into which air Is pumped
through bass wood plugs by means
of a gasoline engine. The barge on
which tho tanks were placed Is
equipped with two out-board motors
and Is being towed by u gasoline,
yacht. Three thousand gallons of
son charged was a local magistrate,
accused of trespass. He Ignored tbe
summons and refused to recognize
'the Jurisdiction of the Sinn Fein
court. The volunteers captured him
and carried him off to an unknown
destination and the military aro now
guarding his house.
The Sllgo Asylum Committee Is n
real radical on Sinn Fein. It has
Just decided that the Sinn Fein flag
shall be permanently flown over the
asylum. They have vested In the
Irish Volunteers the task ot convey
ing lunatics to tho Institution, nnd
left the power of committing luna-
tea wiuur jor use in me uijuutiuiji . .. n, i,, ..ii,.i
. , .... . . . . . .lies ill um oinii r tun iiri'iiiuiiwu mo-
at . Hollo Isle will be brought to Do- , octor
trot on the return rip. Kerry Couniy council has decided
Captain Orant, who formerly was advertlsementa in
assistant d rector of tbe New York i . , , ,,, . ,
... . the local papers unless they ngreo to
aquarium, was the first to trans-' .... ' . ,. ... '
.. ,. ,. u. .... . P'lhllsh reports In tho Irish language
t7" 'r.:'",rj ':."' '7. ,:,,, the Coaneir. proceedings.
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MAKIN'O STIIIKEH .IMI'OKHIIILE
"Labor Is becoming convinced that
it is going too far."
"Yes, the men are beginning to
realize that if they haven't Jobs they
won't be able t ostrike." Buffalo
Kxpress.
I'REHH (X)NVHNTION
VANCOUVER, B. C Aug. 10.
Newspaper men from all parts of the
British Empire are to attend the Im
perial Press Conference to be held In
Ottawa October 4-7. After tbe meet
ing they will journey acroaa Canada
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