Monday, July 21, 1919

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investment in Thrift and War Savings
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@ Your postmaster will register every War Savings
Stamp for you, and if they are lost by theft, fre or
other cause, you can still obtain your money, with
the accumulated interest, at the office where the

stamps were registered.
Sixteen 25-cent Thrift Stamps
will buy a $4.00 War Savings

Stamp worth $5.00 in 1924,

NATIONAT, WAR SAVINGS COMMITTER
(British Columbia Division) Vancouver, B.C

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BLIND TAUGHT ~~ re eee soar BE |
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Sport ||
| Fete eter eres ees oer BE
TO HELP SELVES gh apres ste tmnages ae
i ior ! sport cireles as to the
possibility f arranging a base
Wr. Cowen Tolls of Practical Work |hall match in order to determine
Done by National the ehan | nship for Western
Institute. Canada \rrangements are being
| cle made to stage the event in Calgwary
Both to the Canadian Club on{°? Pdmonton.
jiriday afternoon and at (he Last week there was a meeting |
|Westholme Theatre on Sunday|@f the St. Andrew's sports com-|
night J. EK, Cowen, the blind rep- mitter ind = =6several important Jaws
resentative of the National Insti-]8!¢ps made for the fostering
tute for the blind, told of the|of further interest along the
| wonderful work that is being done }!ine f outdoor” exercise and|
for the blind soldiers and sailors |#4mes a BRE
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at St. Dunstan's, If possible there will be a Setar . =
God never shuts the door but jreviva basket ball activities |
he opens the window said the}dut the fall and winter. Be- Rass ( call ter d
jspeaker at the Canadian Club for the war there were many 4 ff Y e
luncheon. ‘Many of the blind men local teams and e impetition was +f
live fuller lives now than theylalways very keen. A house league We yy a i} La
ever. lived before they lost theif }will be formed by the St. Andrew's WZ. - ‘y! 5?
| sight. Phe people at St. Dunstan's |Society. : ee BT. 7)
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jare not really blind men. They \ new and comparatively de-| ? ad
are simply men who do not se®,|lightful outdoor exercise am Be aus to Get

All are better mentally than when|has recently come into vogue is

they came in. We have yet | photography of wild life in .

register one failure. their native haunts. This is a

| Good Salary. Fs fascinating study but re 6
Mr. Cowen went on to tell of|duires great patience and care in 5

Ithe work that the men did. Man y}orde ler to get the best results. Its}

jengage in poultry raising. rey cates are rapidly inereasing |

ibuild the poultry houses ane the hobby mes m and |

bee ore

everything conneeted therewith|More before the public eye. Near- in

sh teat ts arn Golde 8s eer. every mage wrt > Das tae ts and Wrapped to insure its perfect
i some have secured good ap-|¢ uts showing the results of hunt-| + al e .

pointments. One man is now in= [ine with a camera. This is es-| condition in all climates and

structor at Queiph eT Cli noticeable in the case of |

College, getting 8125 ¢ nonth | Movi picture -concerns. S { d tight k pt

which aetae with 675 aie! Should weather conditions | Seasons, ea e ee e

cher Ain’ o nae? Sut nent nore ten Stee] eight. The perfect sue ia th
aan os ae ‘aus sae ‘ah a ra ae teil ade om cial rig e e pe ec um n e€
went overseas. betwee the arried and}

Other hats tauglit are shoe] sing ge the i -habrow’s| perfect package.

j}making, mat making, basket mak- : lub.
framing
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ing, carpentry, picture \ football league will very likely
massage, typewriting, telephone|be formed for the fall months and |
operating. The massageurs clubs and societies interested will

even better

than the sighted men|meet in the near future to con-

for they learn to concentrate bet-|sider how many teams are avail-

ter. Pte. MeDougall at Toronto|able. Such groups as the Sons

is earning $150 a month at thelof England, Great War Veterans’

profession in addition to his|Drydocks, Retail Clerks and 8t

nsion, Pte. Turner at Shaugh-|Andrew’s ought to be able to field
nessy gets $100 a month. tainty good teams.

Those learning typewriting take

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twenty to twenty-tive per cent]
nore eflicient than a sighted | ; en
typist. th TA oe ee |
Amusements. ”
Speaking of amusements, M1 4
‘ ar n told of the men playing| a pe
ae : is. 37, ove
push ball, cycling, swimming and | “4, Sty “4 .
rowing as well as playing onret i > Te i rit
and dominoes. | F ; im ty ey
some blind people who have}
been otherwise wounded or dis-|
abled it is impossible to tran

These are taken care of at a con-}
valescent home at Ilkley in York- |
where they may live

as they wish among pleasant sur-

baie ae Can Help

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and| Ts Government has developed a liberal and

shire as long
roundings.
rmanent homes there
where

have pe
a house
visit now and then.

there is

their rela- broad plan to help soldiers settle on farms.

ee es: Wee It is securing land, It is granting substantial

rue Saliatel <imaiaee iolertal loans. It is obtaining advantageous prices on
the men who are fit for it in bus equipment, implements, building materials and live
ness in any of the trades o1 in-|

stock. It is providing

agricultural training and
farming supervision.

dustries and provides for them |

raw material at the iowest pos-

sible price and takes the finished | sy : be )

spodatt and. edlis Bk fat thom. Buy That is as much as the Government itself can do.

Chere is no indiscriminate char- | wt ~

ity. Every man is taught to help} &, we £ But the plan needs more. It needs a com-

himself. ; Sorts 3 munity spirit of co-operation.

Many Canadians are eing ,

helped, this department being un Already Provincial Governments, Universities, Farmers’

der the Canadian National Ins Associations d Veterans’ Associations are giving valuable

tute at Poronto, Already two - ae 5 eid alka th emaniiaie ine ih sellers of f: . lies
“9a assistance \iany manufacturers and sellers of farm supplies

Wi <shops are established ale ‘ 1 : . : .

Sena dt ‘eben aniene-dih have agreed to allow the soldier settlers special prices. Many

vere, ino tenizel hd wool successiul farmers have willingly worked on Qualification

| provinces. . Committees which have to pass on the applicants. Men

arcinienntnarie who have had experience in lending money on oe property

 

é ng i I ring land values.
“PECK’S BAD GIRL.” are serving on Ad lvisory Loan Committees, judgi ing lane
AT THE WESTHOLME Bae 3ut even such practical assistance is not enough. In
| “Zt as af once a privilege — each community farmers can be of real service to the soldier
Peck’s Bad Girl’ is one of der service (> those men settler, They can give him advice about local conditions.
those spirited comedy - drama whe aoe credenee aeeie Chey can lend him an extra horse or plough, give lim a day’s
pe ve ae oe ee help at seeding or harvest time; and extend to him that
that have proved so popula | be repar p 4 irve
lPrinee Rupert movie fans —Grain Growers’ friendly, natehineialis respectful spirit which he deserves.
a story of how love came Guide.
young girl, but it is full In this way Canada is performing a double duty. It is
porous and picturesque discharging, as far as possible, the debt we owe to our
that keep things lively th soldiers; and it is adding to the
lout, A bank renber3 me * country’s chief industry a body of
iat per our e agene ue eeer - “TT
: "- se awa ae ve ‘inal ’ competent, willing producers. adn ee ae
tnding in the play. rural communities will

Full information about lands
and loans for soldiers will be sent on
requesl to the Provincial Superintend
ent, Soldier Settlement Board,

be of material assistance
to the less experienced
settlers im that they can
get advice and assistance
from their neighbors.”

Farm and Dairy,

VAUDEVILLE AND
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ition Rogers Buliding, Vancouver, B. C aoe

rhere is to be another

lle night at the I wuseee Pheatre (W. J. BLACK, Chairman) Union Bank Building, OTTAWA
ind a film that is a first ra

Nell Shipman in “Baree, >
Kazan" is wonderful A drama
the western woods swilt be O dior

maia eC em ent

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