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y * j ????WW???? ^ ' 'flttlV to buye ti> as fa '01 ^uaut l ' ' > Ml , HOLD MEET IN FLANDERS. and to R&." Canadian Soldier-atliletes Have Their Sport. _ Cond That the love of sport in the Ang- raPidly lo-Saxon will not down, even at the Pirical rim of the world's most terific bat- is tlefield, is shown by an account of modern the doings of the Canadian soldiers instrun in Flanders on Dominion Day, (Ju- Present ly 1) written by Sergt. Percy F. God- China enrath, 1st Canadian division. Sergt. cording Godenrath's story of the Dominion utt0 jY Day field games was written for the Monthl; Brazier, a paper published and print- 110 med ed in the salient on the western front 110 Qua nnw holH hv tho Hanadifln snlf1i#>rR trade i "? says Walter St. Dennis, in the New Practics York Globe. failed The games were held in an en- punctui , closed field, "pock-marked with doz- bra ens of shell holes," and out of the science, line of fire simply because the Ger- in&s to 'y man hig guns had work in another which direction on that particular after- imaginj noon. Fourteen events were contest- na* Pai ed No records were broken, of cure ce course, for all of the soldiers com- the bo< peted ih their khaki uniform, wear- The nei ing service shoes. The field on in? ma which the games were contested was and co once the spacious lawn of a famous themsel chateau, and about it% gathered thou- Jong nc sands of Canada's stalwart sons to as two see their athletic comrades cavort on niirers the green. instruir Every province in the great Do- man b< minion was represented in the line- owned , up for the fourteen events, and in his rep the ranks of the soldier athletes ar? drii were many boys who won honors on are of ( track and field before leaving their punctui homes for the great war. There was round, Sapper Beckett, of Winnipeg, by long Chinese odds Canada's finest miler? He old pre: proved well in the half mile and mile Practiti races that the soldier's life does not is patrc diminish athletic ability. He won J ing to the, "half" in 2.19 and the mile in scriptio 4.57?not championship perform- was a ] ances, true, but good running under chance the conditions. whose The "feature" event of the day find it was one that is not on the regular cause p championship list?a bomb-throwing termine contest. This grewsome sport con- prescrii sists of tossing an explosive missile be supi at one's enemy with such accuracy his anc as to land it on or beside him and vary, a blow him to atoms. The honor wfent tion of to Pioneer Clarkson, 1st Canadian and the pioneers, a cricketer at home, who dence. landed his six bombs in a space about sedan ( twice the size of a bushel basket, and high as \ ' was hailed the hero of the games, proport Private Hack, 2nd division cyclists, the ch? must have been grenading a bit on Chinese the quiet, for he scored five "hits" case is HOP 1 VI A IVL/1 "THE ST re are daily opening u and know that we w irs, in fact we are ist as we open them NEW ARRIVALS ' Hvoccac in .^prorp 1/i VOOVU AAA MVAgV* es' Silk and Serge Dr< _,ot Sport Coats. :s in Regular and StoutI - KLA ok second place. the body. By feelin Chinese Physicians. states of a dozen r6 organs are determi firwno oro cri ira-rt r\f i litions in China are changing ' and the old-fashioned, em- p,oundi in extremely Chinese medical practitioner the efficiency of th y soon to give way to the usually regarded as i Westerner with his surgical slze ?' ''le dose' ? .ents and antiseptics. At cur? not result fro' , however, medical science in treatment, another is still in the dark ages, ac- diately' and anothel . v ^ tt. tient improves or dii ; to an account by Dr. Franz * och, in the Popular Science Girls and 1 y. The Chinese doctor passes ? .ical examination; he requires Slang is mighty u lifications and little stock in man or a boy, but is medical instruments are from the mouth of a illy unknown. He may be a erable. We heard a barber or herb seller. Acu- ago coming from schi *e is one of the nine recogniz- "I would not give a 1 .nches of Chinese medical a good looking girl, a There are 337 body mark- bright enough, but t be learned, every one of her for the time. V has its own name and some who she is, only we iry relationship to the inter- is a Greenwood girl. *ts of the human body. To ing the square. We rtain diseases some section of al, but if her eye fa] iy is pierced with a needle, hope that she will nc sdle used is similar to a sew- us or with any one ( chine needle, but it is longer shame she will < arser. Some doctors pride mouth, and clean it Ives on the possession of very that the last linger jedles, some of them as long will be killed. "I w feet, and tne physicians' ad- heck!" And from believe them able to drive the school girl! iont onHroiv thrnn?b th#> hu- Some time since w :>dy. The larger the needle er talking about a c< by t^e physician, the greater dy, and by the way utatibn. The needles, which wood girl. This ma ren into the body by a mallet, "I like Miss iight forms, arrowhead, blunt, ruins her. I just c *ing, spear-pointed, fusiform, Now, what a pity for capillary, long and thick. A well educated, to so ) physician who can get an to make it unpleasa scription book from a retiring people to be in her c oner is very fortunate, for he you may think it sr mized, or not, largely accord- are people who may whether or not he has a pre- your slang cute, but n book. A man whose father count for all the hi physician has a much greater ideals will look upc of succeeding and a man and a blemish, it m grandfather was one would very bright and resoi exceedingly hard to fail be- be. Oh, we wish we ublic confidence is usually de- that bright school gi: d by the possession of ancient not give a heck"?< )tion books which he would | printing it?and we < )osed to have inherited from is a Greenwood girl! :estor. The physicians' fees helping to make Gre( ccording to the social posi- place to live should the physician and his patient Greenwood Journal. s medical man's place of resi- , T? . . . i The average man If the physician comes in his A- -A J ? AT 4 ihair, the charge may be as 10 bLdnu UP 1UI uie 15 (American) cents, a large where except in a str ion of which goes to pay for ?????. __ A An English scientis nr. Most important to the i physician in diagnosing a in obtaining seven ga the feel of different pulses of from a ton of seawee i vj. F API V uni\ij j. UBER ORE OF QUALITY" ip New Suits, Coats, Skirts ill be able to please the n selling the b< Come NEW AR] New and P ;sses. Sport Sweaters. High Boots in Sizes. Leathers. UBER g the pulses the t TTTrrmf sal or imaginery | I ined. Prescrip- Jjllillll nauseating com- TT LijS large doses, for ' 1 I /jy /I / jri e medicine is ^JT N^' [ ' fa in ratio to the j fm\ JBj 1m /jk Ihould a speedy J A I/IB IB J A 11 the doctor's >:? /A* f IB [I is called imme- 1 iff' I v % until the pa- T i V' bs. Slang. nbecoming in a (Sk fm V% when it comes 4jy ^ Vv I I IB . girl it is intol- J B J B , girl a moment JM ool say to a boy, *ar J/ > heck." She was v ,nd seemed to be I I F.O. B. 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