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THE
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManns
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Eyes
NEGLECT
ia
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
low
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
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Optometrist
and
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months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
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Winter
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DENTIST
FINE
EXAMPLES
1
SPORTSMANSHIP
Jean
Rorotra
Gives
Instances
of
Spirit
of
the
Game
as
Played
by
Opponents
"In
business
you
'know
a
nun
formally;
In
sport
you
know
him
informally."
Md
Jean
Barctra,
In
ma
Interview
glveu
to
Joan
Tunl
and
published
In
the
Sotaxlan.
"You
know
blm
au
fond'
h?w
shall
I
say?
At
the
bottom.
You
c.Tin
to
know
b;a
best
qualities
and
h.s
finest
feelings.
You
come
to
learn
that
Irani
no
matter
what
race
he
comes
he
Is
a
fine
fellow.
Take
my
friend.
Malnutrom.
tennis
champion
of
Sweden.
I
was
to
play
him
n
an
Important
Davis
Cup
match
several
years
ago.
I
arrived
In
Stockholm
by
airplane
from
London
Just
a
few
minutes
before
we
were
to
go
on
the
court.
Naturally
I
was
a
little
'enerve'
nervous,
you
kn.
after
the
trip.
After
our
match
my
iesmmate.
Henri
Cachet,
was
to
play
the
Swedish
second
string.
Wallenberg.
But,
as
I
was
hardly
fit
to
play.
Malm-
tirm
insisted
that
they
play
first
in
arder
to
give
me
a
couple
of
hours'
rest.
That,
you
see.
Is
the
true
spirit
of
the
sportsman,
which
is
represented
in
every
land.
JAPANESE
PLAYER
"I
remember
another
example
of
fme
spirit
of
sportsmanship.
Zenao
Sfalmld-
sni
was
the
captain
of
the
Japanese
Davis
Cup
team
In
1936.
France
and
Japan,
you
will
recall,
had
reached
the
final
round
to
settle
which
country
should
challenge
the
United
States.
But.
unexpectedly..
Lacoste.
our
best
player,
was
idefeated
In
the
first
match
by
Hir-ada
of
Japan,
and
Cochet
was
barely
'
?b!e
to
escape
defeat
from
Tawara.
I
v.a
on
shipboard,
having
been
detained
i
in
Paris
on
business,
and
landed
the
-ecand
day
of
the
matches.
I
would
i
have
been
a
help
to
my
team-mates,
but
as
I
had
not
been
officially
nominated
I
was
not
eligible
to
play
for
France.
But
Mr.
Shlmidau
suggested
that
I
play
the
following
afternoon
In
any
case.
It
was
fine,
sportsmanship
and
generosity,
and
after
such
an
Incident
one
could
not
help
but
have
a
fine
feeling
toward
the
country
that
produced
auch
players.
"Such
fine
sporting
Instincts
are
not
confined
to
any
one
race
or
hemisphere.
I
could
give
you
a
hundred
such
examples
that
I
have
noticed
In
International
contests.
This
Is
the
one
splendid
thing
that
sport
can
do
to
Improve
relations
between
nations
that
commerce
can
never
do.
compared
with
business
"Sport
1,1
more
powerful
and,
I
believe,
for
other
reasons,
has
a
greater
and
PALACE
OP
THE
NATION,
Is
It
Worth
50
Cents?
M
Money
can
't
boy
any
thing
else
lite
this
wonderful
herbal
Zam-Buk.
It's
simply
priceless
!
"
sayt
one
enthusiastic
mother,
i.
For
Injuries,
Zam-Buk
is
the
indispensable
ever-ready
Dealer.
,
Where
there
is
any
skin
or
scalp
disease,
Zam-Buk
Is
magical
in
extracting
germs
and
poisonous
impurities
and
growing
new
healthy
skin.
Iteing
prepared
exclusively
from
pure
refined
herbal
essences,
all
highly
concentrated,
Zam-Buk
retains
Its
medicinal
virtues
indefinitely.
It
never
goes
rancd
axd
useless
like
fatty
s&lvrs
and
ointments
do.
Yet,
whilst
so
much
arors
safer,
purer
and
reliable,
herbal
Zam
-Buk
costs
no
more
to
buy.
From
Stadacona
St.,
Montreal,
Mrs.
Villiers,
writes
:
"
For
healing,
give
me
Zam-Buk
I
It
is
the
finest
thing
I
know.
It
saved
me
from
a
poisoned
hand,
rid
my
three
children
of
scalp
sores,
and
healed
my
husband
s
badly
crushed
finger.
M'
voulJn't
bt
without
it
at
any
price."
Get
a
60c
box
to-day.
or
for
FREE
SAM!
I
E
mention
paper
and
enclose
lc
stamp
to
Zam
iuk
Co.,
Toronto.
.are
lasting
effect
on
International
.ellnga
In
business
there
Is
always
a
truggle
I
may,
for
Instance,
have
to
asks
money
at
your
expense,
or
you
nay
have
to
make
money
at
my
ex-nse.
The
struggle
may
be
friendly.
It
nay
even
be
co-operative;
but
it
Is
a
truffle
nevertheless.
In
sport
there
is
dso
a
struggle.
One
la
never
'dltnlnue'
-tot
me
see,
you
are
never
diminished,
st
dawn.
You
can
never
lose.
You
Jay
your
best,
you
give
your
best
and
.-oils
tout.'
That
is
all
there
is
to
It
'lctory
or
defeat
there
la
the
clean,
sln-ere
joy
of
sport:
golf,
tennis,
football,
mythlng
you
like.
In
business
you
have
practically
the
-ame
rules
of
fair
play.
But
they
are
usually
not
observed
both
In
letter
and
iplrlt
as
In
sport.
True,
I
have
seen
the
portemanllke
type
of
big
business
man
.vho
would
prefer
to
lose
everything
he
'tad
and
start
all
over
again
at
the
bot-.m.
rather
than
accept
a
fee
or
an
lonor
which
had
not
bean
earned
fairly.
But
the
odds.
I
will
admit,
are
somewhat
In
favor
of
the
athlete.
Temptation
to
deceive
Is
perhaps
easier
to
re--1st
on
the
field
of
sport
with
the
eyes
if
the
crowd
upon
you.
than
behind
the
:losed
doors
of
the
business
office.
But
shouldn't
that
make
tne
game
of
busi
BRUSSELS
N'
Exprmlmg
the
unity
of
Belgium,.
.
.
tfi
wetting
phce
of
the
Senate
nd
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
..one
of
Belgmm't
mott
hittoric
buildings.
OT
only
in
BruseeU,
but
throughout
the
entire
Netherlands,
"XadiivG"
Whisky
is
noted
for
the
originality
of
its
flavor,
its
absence
of
harshness,
its
unvarying
quality.
They
hnow
it's
aged
in
wood.
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CCW
'IHH
1o-t
Vm
ness
all
the
more
worth
fighting
for.
If
the
man
on
the
corner
and
his
com
pet
i
nor
are
both
playing
the
game
fairly.
1
houldn't
they
rejoice
In
seeing
each
other
succeed
-Bach
must
give
up
something
in
order
that
both
may
win.
I
JOY
Of
OPPONENT
I
"Last
June
I
was
playing
In
the
final
:
round
of
the
British
championships
at
Wimbledon,
outside
London,
against
my
I
J
ear
friend
and
team-mate,
Henri
Cochet
In
the
fifth
and
last
set
I
Ihsd
six-match
points.
Think
of
that
I
I
Six
tunes
when
one
point
would
have
I
given
me
the
match.
And
I
did
not
ijet
themt
'"Oh,
you
had
bad
luck.
Bad
luck
I
i
That's
too
bad
I'
That's
what
people
;
,-ald
to
me
afterward.
But
I
did
not
1
so
at
all.
I
dtdn
t
in
the
least
mind
losing,
all
my
feeling
was
one
'
af
joy
at
that
magnificent
fight
of
my
I
,'r.t
nd
when
he
was
so
cloje
to
defeat.
I
Truly,
in
six
years
I
have
never
seen
;
anything
like
It
upon
the
court
It
nade
me
you
know
gasp
at
his
won-lerful
play.
It
left
me
filled
with
ad-n
ration
for
nun.
Suppose
that
It
had
lappened
as
It
has
happened
sometime
hat
my
opponent
is
a
Japanese
or
a
Spaniard.
Would
I
not
have
the
same
admiration
for
him?
Of
course.
And
:
someone
In
France
tried
to
start
a
war
k
i
l.nst
Japan
and
told
me
what
wtcke4
mows
they
were,
would
I
not
be
able
o
say
nor
Would
I
not
be
able
to
tell
5m
that
I
know
something
of
the
nen
In
Japan
And
what
L
know
Is
.nt
at
all
'
what
you
would
have
me
e!ieve."
SPORT
CHAT
It
Is
to
be
hoped
that
success
will
attend
the
efforts
now
being
made
with
a,
view
to
having
basketball
played
In
the
city
again
this
winter.
During
past
Indoor
seasons,
although
there
j
have
been
the
otfcer
lines
such
as
bad
mlnton.
billiard,
whist,
crlbbage,
etc..
basketball
has
been
the
one
sport
that
commanded
the
-big
and
general
meed,
if
the
public
interest
at
large.
Two
years
ago.
for
various
reasons,
the
same
was
not
played
in
the
city
and
it
was
really
missed.
It
would
be
regret-.able.
indeed
if
It
should
come
to
pass
again
that
It
cannot
be
played
this
winter.
In
the
difficulty
that
is
being
experienced
In
obtaining
,
a
hall
to
play
basketball
Is
fully
apparent
the
crying
neceestty
of
some
sort
of
an
athletic
hall
or
gymnasium
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
advent
of
winter
should
again
bring
to
the
fore
a
question
about
which
little
has
been
heard
during
the
summer
months
although
a
definite
move
was
taken
a
few
months
toward
the
undertaking
of
the
project.
Overcoming
a
long
lead
by
a
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n
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rf
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block
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lavu,
nagcjuacjn.T,
Jill,
cochran,
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292
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ine
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407
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25
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tying
Jake
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In
the
Town-site
of
Prince
Rupert
and
also
adjoin-'
lag
acreage.
For
particulars
apply
to
O.
P.
TINKER
CO,
I.TII.
Agents.
MOLKK
REAUTY
COLLEGE
Mt
XurrMrul
('allege
on
Hie
Continent
Expert
instructors
in
all
branches
of
beauty
culture.
Including
water
waving
and
permanent
waving.
Terms:
MoJer,
10
Hastings
St.
E.
Vancouver.
B.C.
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
MEN
AND
WOMEN
LEARN
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WO
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in
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beat
I
paying
businesses.
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while
ou
I
learn
and
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or
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Barber
Col
legs.
10
Hastings
St.
E
Vancouver.
B.C.
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SALE
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SYSTEM
YOU
KNOW
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you
are
getting
before
a
sals.
I
buy,
sell
or
guarantee.
Brine.
Phone
774.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SBOONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa
dopuloe
and
Mares,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
4.
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NOW
HERE.
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F.
VOLES
for
many
years
with
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Eng.,
Martln-Orme,
Ottawa
and
Mason
it
Rlseh,
Toronto.
Re
pain
and
adjustments
of
Player
Pianos
and
Grands
a
specialty.
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Red
103.
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n.tittr.E
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in
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Commercial
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delivery
tS38.ee
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1811.60
Roadster
8
11.60
Roadster
Delivery
Mll.60
Sport
Roadster
1880.00
Coaeh
1049.00
Coupe
1964.00
Sedan
11,082.00
Cabriolet
1.088
00
Landau
Sedsn
11,119.00
Imperial
Landau
Sedan
$1,168.00
Utility
Express,
1
ton
truck..
792.60
Disc
wheels
126.00
extra
In
all
models.
A
complete
line
of
1928
models
on
hand
at
present.
Phone
or
call
for
for
demonstration
demonstration
a:
and
learn
about
1,,,
J,
Guaranteed
Used
(
Cars
on
Hand.
Ford"
Coupe,
1936,
100
cash,
balance
2S
per
month.
Ford
Sedan,
1926,
tlOO
cash,
balance
125
per
month.
KAIF..V
GARAGE.
Dave
Ron
Dealters
in
all
General
Motor
Producets
Goodyear
and
Firestone
Tires.
Wrecking
Service
Day
and
Night.
Hione
S3
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stude-bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
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nuos.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Work.
(Across
from
EmT)rss
Hotel)
for
.
mssm
Article!
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and
Found,
At
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
For
Vanrouter
Bunday
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Charles
Tuesday
ss.
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20
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Wednesday
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Oeorge
Oct.
8.
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Alice
.
.
Oct.
19
ss.
Princess
Alice
.
Oet.
28
ts.
Princess
Alice
.
From
Alaska
Oct.
12
ss.
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Alice
.
Oct.
23-as.
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Alice
.
Nov.
2
ss.
Princess
Alice
MAIL
SCHEDULE
HEPTF.MTIKK,
1937
For
the
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Uondsys,
Wednesdays,
Saturdays,
di
tin
intn
11
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the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursday
and
Bundle
r
due
3.30
p
To
Vancouver
Sundays
1
....
10
p
Tuesdays
4.1J
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Thursday!
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and
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Nov
2
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rnaays
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O.P.R.
Oct.
8,
19
and
29,
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and
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wedneMayt
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Anjot
and
Alice
Arm
Tuesday!
Thursday!
mall
due
p
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Stewart
r.nd
Premier
Sundivs
.
7
SJ
Saturdays
10
p-
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundayi
7
f
Tuesdays
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Naas
River
Points
Thursdava
malt
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tl
From
Nsas
River
Points
oaiuratys
mall
due
To
Aln.ka
Points
Oct,-8,
10
and
29,
From
Alanka
Points
Oct.
12
and
23.
Nov.
2.
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To
qneen
Charlotte
Island
Points
Oct.
8
and
22.
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nnin
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8
and
50.
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