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DAILY
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THURSDAY.
SEPT.
16.
192C.
Tang
in
the
Air
Reminds
Us
of
Winter.
The
last
two
days,
-with
its
pleasant
crispne,
reminds
tic
that
winter
is
coming
and
will
be
here
soon.
The
question
then
is
how
arc
we
going
to
spend
our
time?
What
shall
we
do
during
the
dull
damp
days
for
exercise
and
recreation?
In
what
way
shall
we
develop
intellectuallyand
physically
and
what
Nvill
be
the
nature
of
the
social
activities
that
we
shall
enjoy?
AMth
all
these
questions
and
many
others
we
are
met
at
this
time
of
year.
It
is
well
to
have
some
definite
jjans
in
view
and
not
to
depend
upon
the
impulse
of
the
moment,
which
really
mean
drifting..,
iA
drifter
may
be
lucky
and
drift
into,
good
-company
and
a,
"good
line
of
activities,
but
the
chances
are
againl
such
result.
The
tendency
is
to
drift
into
"a
life
r
useless
lighj
nmiiswment,
if
not
worse.
The
wise
ierson
is
the
one
who
al
this
Unie
,of
year
lays
plan-
Tor
the
winter
and
tries
to
follow
them
out.
A
purpose
is
just
as
desirable
in
the
recreational
hours
as
in
tho-e
devoted
to
earning
a
living.
8porU
Will
Occupy
.Some
of
the
Tme.
With
a
great
many,
especially
the
young
people,
sports
And
winter
games
will
occupy
a
good
pnqiortion
f
the
spare
time,
They
will
engage
in
such
games
as
ba-ketball,
badminton,
gymnasium
stuntsr
hiking
and
billiards.
The
dilficnlty
is
that
'
'
more
people
cannot
play.
.
The
tendency
in
this
northern
fatitude
with
its
long
even-ings
and
spells
or
damp
weather
is
to
get-fat
and
lazy
iu
winter.
To
offset
this
indoor
sports
are
desirable
wherever
possible.
Badminton
Promises
To,
Become'
Popular.
Last
year
bad
hi
in
(on
had
almost
rcnlnr-pil
i.iL.il,nll
n
is
a
tlntihlfu)
-in
'manii
...
tTherfl
advantage
..having,
s-'pcct-lorf.
IL
1
."ft'n"!g
Per'ie
-Yav
yvan
Ip
he
playing
to
a
pallen
all
the
t
lint
Ami
form
Ihenort
fit
lii
Hasire
In
nl
n.
tators.
-In
that-uay
sport
reverts
to
a
slorified
vaudeville
i,.nil
SIXTY
YEARS
A
DOMINION
III
AMOMl
H
HI
UK
OK
'.NA!A
Pitt).
POMII
T(
UK
Cl
l
tllltAIKI)
IX
IMQIE
MASMK
PLAN
IS
SUGGESTED
The
suggestion
waa
brought
before
ulblTJllll
the
onllia
Klwanls
Club
at
one
cf
their
Monday
luncheons,
and
waa
re-j
The
question
of
tncorporatlon
Is
celved
with
enthusUsm.
Since
some-lags
in
receiving
attention
at
the
hands
body
must
start
such
a
movement,
tt
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade,
an
In-was
decided
to
form
a
committee
for
vesUgallng
comuuttee
having
reported
the
purpose
of
endeavoring
to
Interest
favorably
on
the
proposal,
public
bodies
asd
public
men
la
or-'
ganlzlng
an
adequate
telebratlon
cl
A.
W.
R.
Lewthwalte.
reoretenUns
Canada's
Dlamoul
Jubilee,
and
the
British
capital,
la.
her
from
Vancou-Canadlan
Club,
Board
of
Trade
and
ver
to
took
,ovet
timber
In
the
Bear
other
organizations
were
Invited
to
CO-
River
valleyi
'
operate.
Hence
this
letter.
TIIE
.MUX'
rE.HRr.s
The
committee
feel
that
the
posed
celebration
should
have
child
under
10.
of
the
la
family
the
popular
indoor
.sport
and
the
promise
is
that
its
molarity
ne
uciea.eu
tin.-
coming
winter.
The
large
number
of
halls
Canadian
linear-
on
the
pan
of
either
available
Jor
the
game
makes
it
tossible
for
a
laree
mimlicr
I-""""
01
mother.
Thia
also
would
to
eiliov
the
srames.
.
Just
nnn-
is
!
ru-;.l
f.-
iv.
itapma
the
children
------
.
-
...w
..
ui
nuiKuuit,.
linn
nf
ilnf.w
-i
-
afcectacular
wxicuiar.
Hi
an.l
m-.l
n.f,
...4n.i:,;.,.
.1
-
...
........
..v.
iiiuniu
ji
jmi
uiiuiis
mr
ii
siiiri.
nere
are
Jew
ns
healthrul
games
as
this
that
can
be
plavcd
without
much
preparation
and
without,
much
expen.
:The
chief
difficulty
Y
that
no
provision
is
made
for
spectators
at
tlie
various
halln
jvolcdloil.
MrV
"'
1
Doubtful!
Advantage
'H.'B
JtfcJ
7
'
Jt'4
.i
Vrtii
I
WILY
N
ifiVvu
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
The
man
who
!
not
very
religious
U
often
glad
to
have
hi
wife
proxy
tor
him.
,
If
you
let
U)rnaa,!getjthe
better
of
you
he
will
either
:JeKple
or
hate
yoJ.
tha'
We've
all
had
our
little
Joke
on
electlona
so
now
let
ua
forget
It
an.t
m.h
it..tn
Kt:s
i:t
iortii
ix
u:t
g
oown
to
work
again.
.
TEB
TO
HOARD
Or
TltADK
KK-
1
"
'
CFATI.V
KtCllUl)
I
It
la
estimated
that
a
gtrl
tpena
'ooe-aUtrt
of
ha
time
pulling
them
At
the
board
of
trade
meeting
a
dajdown
OTer
her
knee
or
trying
to"dc
or
two
ago
a
letter
to
the
board
of
ao.
j
trade
frenv
an
organization
In
OrUUi,
Ontario.
In
regard
to
the
proper
oele-
The
Fair
la
th
thine.
Davit
Thomson
oration
of
next
Dominion
Day
which
Ii
Js-
And
ao
aay
all
of
ua..
j
the
diamond
Jubilee
of
confederation'
I
w
turned
over
to'
the
Sons
of
Cans
la
Some
of
the
people
who
bad
to
pay
with
a
request
that
they
take
the
leil
their
election
bets
were
heard
to
swear
In
organizing
a
fating
celebraUon
here.
like
an
editor
when
the
wires
are
down.
The
letter
reads
aa
foUows:
j
?
;
!
Why
do
we
have
a
holiday
on
th
'
T
Ma.
la
nice,
weather.
Ita
nicer,
than
Jst
or
July?"
The
question,
asked
by
P'nk
tea.
a
twelve
year
old
boy
belonging
to
a
family
who
had
been
In
Canada
for
By
the
by.
why
Is
a
tea
pink
:
nearly
a
hundred
years,
set
an
OrUllan
who
overheard
It
thinking.
Surely
there
When
the
cockney
aays:
"Strolke
ms-was
something
wrong
with
the
training
Pink."
he
probably
has
reference
to
In
national
hlitory
and
consciousness
pains
and
pcnalUee
of
a
pink
tea
when
an
Intelligent
boy
could
reach,
the
age
of
twelve
without
understand
A
woman
alaaya
has
the
last
word
lng
the
significance
of
Dominion
Day.
txeept
perhaps
when
she
U
talking
u
The
train
of
thought
Induced
by
(he
another
woman.
Then
they
spilt
evea.
Incident
led
to
the
Inspiration
that
the
'
Sixtieth
Anniversary
of
Confederation.
Tt
dUferenc
between
a
pig
and
a'
In
1937.
offered
an
opportunity
to
hold
Sod
many
critic
la
that
the
pig
Knows
celebration
that
would
Impreas
It-
r-t
he
la
squealing
for.
aelf
upon
the
imagination,
and
make
it
certain
that
no
man.
woman
or
child
1
thought
aU
the
big
things
were
In
Canada
of
ordinary
Intelligence
over
but
here's
the
Fair,
the
Drmp!
wouia
nave
to
ask
"Why
Dominion
J
ugnt
and
pretty
soon
wen
nave
Dayr
Such
a
celebration
could
also
world
series
and
after
that
coroctj
be
used
to
stimulate
and
emphasise
Chrtstmaa.
the
spirit
of
national
unity
and
of
lojalty
to
Confederation.
i
CTCUl
I
OT
'
James
Mortice
has
returned
to
Stew-pre.
art
after
a
visit
to
his
old
horn
tn)
thrr
Eastern
Canada,
,
characteristics:
j
1.
It
.should
be
on
a
big
scale
worthy
3.
Croaslaod.
weU
known
Vancoti-of
the
occaalou
and
of
the
countf.f.
'
tr
mining
ei
tineer.
la
here
to
in-and
such
a
will
Impreas
both
our
spect
a
number
of
local
properties.
I
own
people
and
the
outside
world.
!
3.
Certain
main
features
of
the
po-
Blackle
Irwin
and
Shorty
d
reasl-j
gram
should
be
common
to
every
dty.'mter
nave
left
Lett
to
spend
the
win-town
and
hamlet
from
coast
to
coark
tcr
trapping!
on
Whitewater
and
Par-'
so
as
to
create
a
feeling
that
all
Can
,
Creeka,
f
'
ada
u
Jolnir-r
together
la
a
big
birth-
.
.
;
day
party.
j
The
death
tyceurred
.
suddenly
last
i
3.
The
children
should
be
given
-
sreek
of
WUllam
UlUbeU.
local
second
1
prominent
part
tn
the
program,
ao
that
fca-d
dealer.
The
deceased
was
13
a
lasting
impression
of
national
unitr
fear
of
age.Jm?
is
survived
by
a
alt-and
conxclousnem
may
be
mad
on
the
ter.
Ur.
Rosa
A.
ruUerton
of
Van-
,
'
minds
of
the
Using
generation.
couver.
'
'
.
i
CIIILOKKX
TO
HtVE
PAKT
Several
suggest
loa
have
been
made
towards
furthering
the
end
in
view:
MASSETT
Making
an
Impression
upon
the
minds
of
the
rising
generaUon
being
a
Mra.
Kirk
was
a
passenger
on
the
primary
ohjest.
It
la
suggested,
that
IT!
nee
Charlea
to
Shannon
Bay.
She
children
plcnl:
should
form
a
feature
win
spend
the
talance
of
tha
cannery
of
every
local
program
for
the
Diamond
season
there
with
her
husband
wbJ
Jubilee,
such
picnic
to
Include
on
1
foreman
for
the
Ooaae
Packing
Cj.
short
address,
a
meal,
and
children
-
gamea.
the
effort
being
to
have
every
Jack
Van
V
allien
berg
of
Waton
boy
and
girl
taking
part,
thus
uclUn
River
spent
a
week
In
Prince
Ru-chlldrea
of
every
clans,
rac
and
re-
pert
returning
on
the
Prince
Charlea.
Uglon
la
a
great
Dominion
wide
birth-
day
picnic
j
The
Prince
Charlea
ha
made
l's
ISILtroN'
1
1
ltr.
;
final
trip
under
the
summer
schedule.
2.
In
the
erer.lng.
a
beacon
fire
'jo
Realdenu
on
Maasett
Inlet
who
were
be
lit
In
every
city.
town,
rills
g
and
fortunate
eno-jjn
to
make
the
trip
hamlet
aeroa
the
country,
at
on
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Maasett
vu
moment,
the
beacon
to
be
fired
by
,a
Stewart
and
Anyox
apprectated
th
hours
spent
smou
the
mountains
cf
Portland
Canal
and
Observatory
Inlet
Miss
Victoria
Hayward
and
Mis
EdltU
because
it
U
S.
Wataon
of
East
Windsor
RUL
and
because
one
of
them
Conn,
having
been
visiting
the
In-
would
have
a
part,
the
choice
being
dlan
village
at
Maasett
collecting
ma-made
Irrespective
cf
class,
creed
or
terial
for
a
book
on
the
Islands
of
lr-
Canada.
Mis
Kayward
and
Wtsa
Wat.
3.
A
salute
U.
be
fired
by
electri-
son
are
writer
and
photographer
re-clty
from
Ottawa
la
every
provincial
spectlvely
for
the
ToronU
Star
8y-capital
and
city
where
there
Is
art.1-
dicaU
tod
other
Ca-adlan-
and
Amerl-lery
stationed.
'can
Mwspapera.
They
arr
the
author
IHNQIKTS
of
i(omanc
Canada
They
ihate
been
4.
A
great-
national
banquet
,
to
be
stay
lag
with
Mr.
and
Mra;
L
II.
Ball-he'd
at
v
Ottawa
and
broadcasted
from.
lie.
one
ed
ol
Canada
to
the
other.
.-
S.
BanqueU
at
each
of
the
provln-
Mis
clal
capitals,
to
be
breadcaat
locaL'y.
-on
the
A
proviso
to
b-
that
no
sneaker
shall
u-Miiiifuiv-1.
onen
maue
mat
people
ar
not
encouraging
fhe!"
IW",wt
the
prorince
m
which
Mrs.
j.
ououneu
ana
baby
daugb-
yoilllgstfrc
hy
alleildin?
the
cameii.
And
whv
shmilil
lhv
al.!01
"aanqutt
U
held.
,tr
hate
arnred
from
Vancouver.
Mr
tend?
irihe
game
cannot
be
played
for
itself
without
the
ipec-intors
it
has
not
much
value.
Thoe
who
have
played
badminton
during
the
pat
few
years
have
mostly
played
it
for
the
game
and
for
the
fine
exerdc
they
get.
There
has
been
no
gallery.
Spectators
have
been
conspicuous
by
their
absence,
yel
the
game
has
flourished
and
larjre
numbers
have
benefited
from
taking
part
in
it.
Give
him
all
he
wants"
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Makes
good
muscle
and
sound
terth
Builds
sturdy
boys
and
girls
CANVniVN
M'OKTS
OXtonnell
am
tpend
a
few
weeks
with
Where
practicable,
special
pro-
n
ftrnU.
Mr
and
tfr.
Jaa.
Martin.
Erams
on
Saturday.
July
a.
to
feature
distinctively
Car!Un
sports,
such
a
IsTtV.W
IIKItr
lacrosse
and
canoelns;.
,
The
bl(
llgbthouM
under
Esteran.
M'MIAV
frRVI(CH
CP-
H.
BUton.
haa
arrived
at
Dlby
7.
Serncea
of
national
re-dedlcatlon
'""-nd
from
Victoria
and
will
spend
a
and
consecration
on
Sunday.
July
3,
month
In
northern
waters
doing
heary
It
is
to
be
honed
that
durmc
thu
ci,mi,,r
,viUr
n.i.
?
5
.WWP
lla
cn-1
.
eoi'cU?B
nlho.
cn,..i
.
-ii
"
.
,
.
:
7
"
"
powHoie
ai
iue
same
nour.
so
that
-"B
aias
to
navigation,
xno
.
V,
ca""?J
on,
that
ba-kctball
will
be
revived
chureo
bells
will
summon
Can-
Estevan
on
tlua
occaalot
i
and
that
possibly
other
sports
Will
be
initialed.
iadlant
of
every
denomination
from
'H1
include
a
trip
to
various
part
11
eoatt
to
coast
to
acknowledge
at
the
of
the
Quern
Charlotte
Island.
mmtaK
raoraeni
weir
jeaity
to
Almighty
,
A:1
these
and
suggeatlona
hop
This
wouw
,
,h
r,,
a
'juhnZ.
UK,..,
Jr,-
L
.
th1
lh
lar
ct
celebration
tto
at
,n
T
"'
uk"
P
d
P-t
nto
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province,
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which
the
proposal
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JubUe.
celebration
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rewrtlon
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our
propoiala.
and
,1U
being
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aerloualy
a.
a
great
would
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othersl
event.
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Uovetnent
or
additional
natures
you
may
car
.
might
nave
the
effect
of
marking
tha
to
put
forward.
Please
let
us
hear
from
i
Diamond
Jubilee
year
as
the
beginning
you.
jof
a
new
era
of
development
and
pros-.
Tours
In
the
Interests
of
a
united
pertty.
fttl
glorious
Canaa.
Th
HfidtSIIONK
IMITHI
TIIOS.
O.
KtNO.
present
ommlttee
can
only'
Secretary.
An
Kayrari
and
Mia
Watscn
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A
(PMDre
Claries
for
tldtjste.
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Letter
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We
have
iV'iyf
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the
fiillow-ing
iflterhini
Mrs.
'fjiomn
AVulenntitr.
jl
ri
given
Ui
fullr
"J
first
used
Punfi.'
Milk
in
n
hatch
of
biscuit,
alioiil
two
tnonlhs
gi.
The
turned
out
fn
well
I
have
used
it
ever
inc.
ll's
n
rich
milk
Willi
a
fine
flavor."
Pacific
Milk
comes
from
prize
herds,
and
it
ualurnl
quaiilii'8
arc
carefully
pre
served.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotaford,
B.C.
Teaching
Civilization
Schoolmistress-
Xow.
child
The
committee
further
believe
Uut
to
the
whole
project,
and
aa
to
the'ren,
Wlial
dtd
the
nomniM
do
for
an
apaal
from
Innuentlal
leaders
for
a
suggested
program,
with
any
criticism
the
UrilOritl?
Small
Oirl
Miss
Tlioy
civilized
eni,
"And
how
did
thy
do
(halt"
Second
Small
Olrl
Pac,
MIm,
they
taught
'em
how
in
fight.
aiinisr
T-m.-e
.
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litli
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VOX
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lATVuoar
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tM-Motro
For
heal
it!
y
toy
and
girls
who
-III
fce
iy
for
tt-morrow's
reipcnslbil-lti(.
there
nothing
better
than
tha
morning
dish
of
Quaker
Oata
and
mil-.
N.
Is
MILK
From
Bulklay
ValUy
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Tattle
(..ream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
lc
Delivery
Sarvlce
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
C57
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liunuiffittur
up
rtnigh
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For
Prices
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Cove
Limber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
To-daya
time
of
ccatelcss
actry
enjoyment
for
your
child.
A
tis
c
1
to-morrow's
men
of
affairs
are
taking
first
steps
in
their
physical
and
mr-u
development
To-morrow
bcckor.i.
ThZ
who
ore
prepared
will
share
in
its
opportuniticc
Physicians
and
school
authorities
a-rtt
tliat
the
child's
success
in
school
u.
i
aft0.
wards
depends
on
his
physical
dtveic
ment
during
the
early
growth
yc.rt
During
this
period
he
must
get
scp'4
foods
that
provide
the
elements
for
grcrii,
especially
protein,
the
all-impoxtact
tissue-building
material.
j
Quaker
Oats
with
milk
provides
23
oft
child's
daily
requirements
of
profem.
I
also
supplies
the
essential
vitarrincj
tad
I
minerals,
and
a
tender
coating
cf
bran.
Quaker
Catt
and
Quitk
Quaker
the
Quaker
Chit
vitflkt
Jine
lake
or
quick-ookir.i)
eotxe
in
staled
eattont
only.
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Oats
you
have
always
known
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Quaker
conks
in
3
to
5
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