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‘AILY - EDITION hae. F Juiy 22, 19
pes 7: M. C. A. SITE

The first concrete move with a view to the erection of
a Y.M.C. A. building in Penis Rupert was taken formally
yesterday when the Rotary Club purchased from the city
four lots as a site for the building at the corner of McBride
Street and Third Avenue. The | rice paid Was three tnhou-
sand dollars which goes to the city to be used for relief
purposes. This sum amounts to five years’ taxes on the

property.

he site is considered ideal for the purpose in that it is
on. one of the best corners in the city, that the basement

does not need excavating, that ‘the sewer system is very

   

deep at that point, probably the place in “i
where it has sufficient depth and t opposite tl ril
ing the provin cial government grounds provide an excel-

lent running t

Should it be so desired there
on the ground floor facing Thi
help materially in financing the instituti

track for athletes.
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g or we ¥ and Inspirational Lectures
The Rotary Club is to be con gratula ted on its foresight GRA al cD SUC 48¢ Commencing Monday
in securing these lots and at the same time helping the city witsre peans— "GA
in its relief work. George Mi inro, who yebentit Petired| ome. 25¢)..° ze
from the presidency of the ciub, is ‘paid to have concocted | VICTORY COFFEE—Rea 91 g for ‘
the plan and ergineered the deal in collaboration with T.' Value. per ib Cc mmeé {
H. Johnston, who is one of the trustees for the newly ac-|CORNED BEEF lie: Many Prince Rupert pe }
quired property. The lots are now held in trust for the M+) os ree: 2.
stitution whenever it shall be decided to proceed with the | PAR . lic ay te
building. EGGS _F “te * 16e 6a
JUST POL aFEC IANS WHITE F 10¢
The great statesmen who today are formulating policies , -
for the guidance of > Brit Empire were only a few |SWANSDOWN CAKI 29¢ ys vue work
years ago just polit ieidhe Hardly any of them were big |v... os 7 rT ay
businessmen. They have been trained for a lifetim ein he ar 40¢ &
sclerice of politics, have taken hard knocks in the House jrt ‘ 17 Fee
of Commons of their country, have planne: political coups.| 2 pk c POOTBALL POSTPONED
have fought and won as politicians and developed into |DR¥ SALT PORK 16¢ —-
what we ¢all statesmen. That » ield j wh Glad-) OM eras a a nahh ~~ oseeeegpeluaems
stone and Disraeli were develo} ne ce 9¢ —-
Lenin was a big businessman. everywhere | purE PLUM JAM_F , ee
have been trained the hard scl 4-Ib 37¢ Nee 2
Take the opposite and Tol- |DUTCH MAID MAYONNAISE
mie who scarcely ever thought of such a thing as politics; Per %- 92¢
shovelled irito political life at the time of the Union Goy = %
ernment at Otta He was chosen because he knew not! See 40c
ing of politics and neither side ever claimed him. He was} 5¢.

He Sel

absolutely independ ved under Borde

as minister of agi re, slid from there into the Meig
hen Government in a similar position and from there gra
duated without any preliminary training as Premier

British Columbia. He is a splendid citizen, a genial] per
sonage and was as n the rk he knew as day -¥:
of agric ulture. Ask the people of the province od if the

think he Has been a sticcess as premier. Almost ‘with ol

voice they answer, “No.” There was one thing he lacke
and that was the political training that has made othe
statesmen great ong groundwork. He migt
have become a statesman if he had received the politic
training necessary to enable him to stand up against th
subversive forces that nd ev man in public life
Instead of that he like putty in the hands of those
who wished to mould him to their He has lacked |
that political strength which y necessary for
success,

He had the wr

surrol ery
has been
V iew Ss.

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Visiting in City iss: eve baseball se

13: e Will Deliver a Course of Humorous
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Athletics, However; Fail to Gain
Ground—Senators Take
Fourth Place
NEW YORK, July 22:—The tail-
end Boston Red Sox emerged vic-
f over the American League

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leading New York Yankees in a
vame at the Yankee Stadium

ere yesterday. The Yanks, how-

ver, mail red their eight and a
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the defeat of the second-place

Philadelphia Athletics at the hands
of the St. Louis Browns in Shibe
Park

defeated

Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers in
Washington and displaced

rth place in the

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game at
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y>5 Big League scores
National League

Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg 3
American League

Boston 3, New York 2

St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 3

Detroit 4, Washington 5

BASEBALL
SCHEDULF

Second Half of Senior League Sea
son Gets Under Way Tonight
When Elks Meet Empress

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night when Elk
Empress. .As in the f
baseball gan

and Friday ev

fait ere will be

1 Monday

enings, the

final league game of the season

g led ¢. _

The schedule is as follows

July 22—Elks vs. Empress

July 25—Empress vs. Sons
Cc A.ia la

July 29—-Sons of Canada vs. Elk

August Empress vs. Elks

August 5—Sons f Canada v
Empress

Au 6 Elks Sor ge

Augu 2_ Elk s. Empres

Au 5—Empress vs. Sor f
Canada

August 19—Son if Canada \
Elk

ist 22—-Empress Elks

A t 2 Sons f Canada
Empress

August 29—Elks v Sons of (

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2317 loth A St. 8.W., Calgary, Alberta

Mrs. Johnstone's slogan is:
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The eight additional prizes, each consisting of a week-end

holiday for two people with all expenses paid up to $
were allotted two to each of the four Western Pr “
including Western Ontarie). The eight clever w rm
are as follows
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