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FOUR
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Wednesday,
octob?r
J
Speed
Records
Datona
Beacb$o
Have
Monument
email
islands
in
the
meanaering
Halifax
River,
which
separates
the
smooth,
wave-lapped
stretch
gf
natural
ocean
speedway
from
the
mainland.
i
On
the
monument
are
to
he
in
scribed
the
names
and
achievements
of
the
makers
of
all
offic
ially
rocognized
worm
speea
re-rnnis
which
date
back
to'
1898
when.
Chasseloup
-
Laubat,
the
Frenchman,
astounded
the'
world
with
a
speed
oi
a
miies
an
pour.
Since
ihat
time
the
automobile
speed
record
has
been
broken
31
times
by
25
drivers,
a
list
'Including
such
familiar
names
.as
Barney
OldfieJd,
Ralph
DePalma,
Tommy
Milton
and
Henry
Ford,
who
in
1903
set
a
record
of
91.37
miles
an
hour
in
his
famous
old
"999."
The
Davtona
Beach
speedway
has
been
the
scene
of
every
.record
breaking
achievement
since
Sir
Hcnrv
Seagrave
of
Ergland
startled
the
world
Jn,.927
by
attaining
for
the
first
time,
an
jauto-
mobile
Kneed
of
260
miles
an
hour.
Since
then,
the
world;s
straight
awav
SDeed
record
has
been
boos
ted
to
the
present
mark
of
231.362
mile?
an
iheur.
which
Sir
Henry
set
here
lat
spring
after
his
old
mark
of
203.79
had
twice
been
broken,
once
by
a
fellow
countryman,
Capt.
Malcolm
Campbell,
and
once
by
an
American,
the
late
Ray
Keech
of
Philadelphia.
Anglican
Club
Starts
Season
Badminton
Play
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Badminton
Club
has
been
reorganized
for
the
winter
and
play
has
already
commenced.
,W.
E.
Fisher
has
been
re-elected
president,
with
Miss
Frances
Cross
secretary
and
H.
T.
Cross
.court
cap-tain.
-jii
i!..
Sport
Chat
Having
acceded
io..,a
tJ?ep.uest
from
the
Edmonton
..Commercial
Grads.
world's
champion
'girls'
basketball
team,
to'
stage
an
exhibition
run
at
their
gymnasium
on
the
occasion
of
the
opening
of
the
basketball
season
at
Edmonton
this
Saturday,
Percy
Williams
of
Vancouver,
Olympic
sprint
champion,
recently
resumed
training
for
the
first
time
since
"he
oi
any
inaoor
campaign
mis
winter
such
as
his
eastern
invasion
last
year.
He
will
leave
Vancouver
for
Edmonton
.tomorrow.
Walter
Hagen.
British
open
and
American
professional
soli
.cham
nlon.
after
olavlne
an
exhibition
'r
Factory-fresh
and
Fragrant
"A
man
buys
a
handy
pocket
pack
of
Marguerites.
He
smokes
some
gives
some
away
then
when
the
pack
is
empty
it
oes
overboard!
The
handy
pack
keeps
.cigaw
factory-fresh
and
fragrant
and
vhen
it's
tempty
it's
thrown
away.
It's
a
good
reminder,
too,
because
a
man
always
knows
that
if
he
has
no
pack,
in-
his
pocket-he
has
no
"
'fdgarsJ-
V
V
BUY
MARGUERITES
W
IUTfDY
DOCKET
PACKS
OF
FIVE
C1CARS
VTUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(By
The
Tramp)
'
.vWhen
hkiiibir'oiHiie
&i)cjthht
mvTnNA
RPAPTI
Fla
Oct
23
l-Mass.,
Lions
uiud
iouna
tneir
an-ZSSr227T:
?
JLrf?r.n!
herejttieyTiave
been
.wont
to.
raise
for
its
erection
on
one
'Oi
tne
the
people
what
they
wanted.
An
amateur
boxing
show
was
ar
ranged,
;which
yielded
a
profit
"for
the
fund
or
S2,suu,
There
will
be
no
professional
hockey
in
Rochester
"this
-coming
season,
and
perhaps
the
Flower
City
will
hesftate
to
seek
a
franchise
In
the
future.
International
League
heads,
assembled
at
Niagara
Falls,
ruled
that
open-air
hockey
Is
not
desirable,
this
having
been
the
proposal
made
,by
the
.Rochester
owners,
who
had
flur-
hased
a
franchise
from
Stratford.
This
deal
was
rescinded,
and
the
franchise
,was
.taken
up
by
the,
league,
the
idea
being
that
,the
Stratford,
club
will
he
recompensed;
Rochester
leaders
gave
assurance
that,
if
admitted
to
tne
league,
no
isnow
or
ialn
would
fall
In
:the
Flower
City
baseball
.stadium
on
those
days
on
which
games
were
scheduled,
but
in
rebuttal
those
who
first
learned
their
hockey
on
the
frpzen
ponds,
rivers
and
lakes
of
this
country
rose
uo
as
one
to
offer
strong
protests.
Weather
reports
were
then
produced
to
jjrove
nat
;ne
"enowman'
.
aoes
not
know
where
Rochester
Is
located,
but
even
this
argument
failed
to
carry
.weight.
Giving
the
most
sensational
wrestling
dlsDlay
ever
seen
in
Toronto,
Ous
Sonnenberg.
champion
of
the
world,
defeated
Dan
Koloff.
the
Bulgarian
.giant
in
two
straight
falls
at
the
Toronto
Arena
recently.
It
was
a
bout
in
which
no
mercy
was
shown.
The
tltleholder
was
there
to
defend
his
laurels
and
made
good
In
all
departments,
but
it
was
when
he
used
the
flying
tackle
that
the
seven
thousand
four
hundred
fans
in
attendance
went,
wild
with
excitement.
Koloff
evaded
this
manoeuvre
once
and
Sonnenberg
went
out
of
the
ring.
nut
after
that
he
couldn't
get
away
and
he
was
crashed
almost
Into
Insensibility
as
Sonnrnbenr,
secured
the
first
fall
after
39
mlnJ
utes
and
33
seconds
of
torrid
jgra.D-
t)iing.
ine
secona
ian
came
quick
er,.
me
time
oemg
k
12
m
seconds.
Btrcuuua.
It
11.
must
musi
take
the
verdict.
The
powerful
Koloff
hurled
him
out
of
the
ring
seven
times
and
also
made'
lour
fulness.
,,r
Billiard
Averages
siramea
a
ligament
in
nis
race
n
rn-nwn
tn
t
with
Eddie
Tolan
at
Hastings
fj
Hlllman
Q)
2
I
Al
A.
ui
nu(Uii.
DC
la
uuv
uuumiis
Murray
(CL
2
M.
Andrews
(CD
2
J.
Andrews
(G)
1
F.
8tephens
(B)
2
M.
M.
.McLachlan
(G)
2
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
2
W.
J.
Nelson
(G)
2
A.
A.
Eosson
E)
1
W.
Mitchell
IE)
2
maUh
at
Salt
Lake
City
a
few'J-
W.
Scott
(CL)
2
dayi
ago,
announced
that
he
would
1
V-
Balagno
(E)
2
soon
retire
from
active
golf
andlA-
J-wnaia
2
devote
hi
time
to
business.
HaKeri
F.
G.
Pyle
(CL)
2
will
shortlv
complete
a
barnstorm
Ing
tour.
While
he
will
continue
to
play
In
choice
tournaments,
he
states
that
he
will
discontinue
his
annual
playing
regularly.
E.
willlscroft
(E)
.1
Howe
(G)
Toyi
JFoiI-3vrappqtI
But
Slill
10
Cents
Ttl.
Av.
500
250
500
500
500
250
489
486
264
484
236
250
250
250
250
245
243
243
242
23C
444
222
442
221
414
207
374
J8V
365
1
83
163
163
118
118
According
to
scientists
there
Js
no
Insect
that
has
a
fatal
bite.
Successful
Hoop
Season
in
Prospect
With
AldermanS.
offers
unlimited
D.
Macdonald
as
President
The
annual
meeting
last
night
in
the
city
hall
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
was
a
most
enthusiastic
affair,
the
attendance
being
larger
than
at
any
annual
meeting
of
this
sport
in
the
past.
Reports
for
last
season
were
presented,
the
financial
statement
being
very
satisfactory,
and
plans
were
laid
lor
the
forthcoming
winter's
.activities.
Play
will
start
about
November-5
and
the
exhibition
hall
has
again
been
selecteclas
the
venue
for
the
games.
It
is
expected
there
will
dbe
senior,
intermediate,
ladies'
and
Junior
rnmnotiHnng.
with
at
least
three
teams
in
senior,
i
intermediate
and
junior
leagues
and
Dossibly
two
in
the
ladies'
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
President
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
.FJrst
yjcerpresldent
Dr.
J.
R.
!
Legion
Wins
In
Billiards
From
ElksLastJNight
The
Canadian
Legion
strengthened
Its
hold
on
second
place
In
the
.billiard
league
last
nleht
bv
winning
1182
to
1057
over
the
Elks.
The
Legion
won
three
of
the
five
games,
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks).
171:
F.
O.
Pyle
"(Canadian
Legion),
250.
A1
A'
Votein
A
len
A,
Donakfc-460-M.
Andrews.
250.
Ttl.
2338
2271
2120
ScKmeluigMay
Ave.
11G9
1136
10C0
MAtMiami
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
23.
Max
Schmellng,
the
German
boxing
title
aspirant,
who
has
been
very
much
over-managed
and
has
suffered
in
consequence,
is
a
possibility
for
a
fight
at
Miami
Beach
during
the
coming
winter
season.
Proposed
contenders
for
the
match
are
Strib-llng,
Tuffy
Orlfflths,
Vlttorlo
Cam-polo
and
Otto
Von
Porat,
all
British
Boys
on
Canadian
Farms
Dr.
Black
Made
Vice-President
of
Boys'
and
Girls'
Clubs
of
Great
Britain
?,
,
VANCOUVER
BOXER
MATCHED
TO
FIGHT
WELTERWEIGHT
IDOL
-
-
Oosse.
I
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
23.
Ruby
.
Second
vicerpresldent
G.
C.
I.
Goldstein,
welterweieht
Idol
.Arseneau.
"
I.
of
the
Ghetto,
signed
articles
r
secretary
-
treasurer
George
I
vesterdav
for
a
io-rnund.
Mitchell.
I
match
with
Jlmmv
McLarnln.
.
Executive
Representatives
of!
the
Vancouver
Irishman,
the
various
entering
teams.
)
-fight
to
take
place
Jn
Madison
Three
entries
Elks.
Players
Club
I
Square
Garden
on
December
and
32
Taxi
have
already
been
f
13.
made
in
the
senior
league,
and
a
like
number
Bankers,
rNaval
He-
j
'.
'
4
serve
and
High
School-in
the
In-
1
'
termedlate.
In
both
leagues
there!
R
I
117'
11
will
probably
be
additions.
t
luV,L,ai
lVlCLamUl
Um
W
,f
ill
m
Entries
will
close
next
Monday
night
and
there
.will
be
an
execu-
17
!!
CL
tl
tive
meeting
mat
evening.
T
IK
III
0111)1
11
V
-
-
s?
To
Meet
Rockford
Shlek
In
Welterweight
Division
on
November
4
CHICAGO,
Oct.
23,-Jlmmy
McLarnln
of
Vancouver,
who
failed
to
lift
Sammy
Mandell's
lightweight
crown
a
year
Ago,
.will
meet
Rock-ford
Sheik
on
November
4
as
a
welterweight
without
Mandell's
tlUe
-being
Involved.
Premier
Absent
From
the
Cabinet
Meeting,
So
No
Announcement
OTTAWA,
Oct.
23:
Routine
matters
were
disposed
of
and
one
or
two
Questions
of
lmDortanc
recognize
an
early
form
of
Dublin
under
such
a
gathering
of
con-
Latest
Quotations
from
Tot
-onto.
Stock
Exchange
Show.Drop
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnston)
In
.svmnathv
with
New
York
.stock
declines,
.there
was
a
marked
sagging
of
stock
prices
In
Toronto
i
this
afternoon.jtbe
latest
sla$us.r
.prices
there,
being:
I
Amulet,
2.55,
2.60.
I
Falconbridge,
8.25,
8.50.
Hollinger,
5.50,
5.60.
International
Nickel
47.30,
47.50.
Noranda,
45.05,
45.25.
I
Tmnprfal
nil
3i
V1
35
"75
I
Hudson
Bay,
15.60.
15.75.
Mandy.
40.
44.
Mining
Corporation,
3,75,
350.
Stadacona,
5.
7.
Sherrltt
iGordon,
5.65,.
5.70
Sudbury
Basin,
fi.35,
6.45.
Sterling
Pacific.
1.10,
1.14.
O'eck.
Hughes,
5.75,
5J50.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.45,
1.50.
Dome,
8.60,
.90.
Treadwell
.Yukon,
7.75,
8.00.
Ventures,
4.60,
4.70.
Formerly
Lived
Port
Essington
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Davis
Whose
Children
-Were
Burned
to
Death,
Well
Known
Here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
A.
Davis
of
;Cowlchan
Lake,
whose
two
children
were
burned
to
death
through
a
kitchen
stove
explosion,
lormerlv
lived
at
Port
Essington
where,
Mr.
Davis
kept
a
pool
room.
He
went
south
about
three
years
ago.
.Prior
to
that
he
was
engineer
on
the
mission
boat,
Northern
Cross.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davis
are
.known
to
a
good
iany
here,
and
much
sym-.
pathy
Is
expressed
with
them
In
their
terrible
bereavement.
Russian
Girl
at
EDMONTON.
Oct.
23:
The
un
discussed
at
a
mhinpt.
wuwttw.n
versity
this,
wear
has
the
honor
of
here
-yesterday.
Premier
"Mackenzie
!
tne
presence
of
a
student
unique
One-half
grapefruit
tMelba'toast
T.
JH.
SteDhens,
250;
J.
W.
Scott,
imne
W
nnhi
ho
nrVeVnt
I
trt-4he-faculty-
In
which
she
has
r.A
u.u.u.mngjMilJIIli')
Mn
li;Tu
-wr."'1".
registered.
It
is
Miss
Esther
Rab-
noi
oe
imae-i
ut
1az.u1.if
n.
n
-
muwuiinmcuvi,:
3,,,
;
-
-
ned
that
the
champion
haflTuAl4-awuau:y-A',i'
r'
AinK'
was
made
on
the
appeal
of
BrltUhy,,n,wn
,Iias
regisverea
m
eiec
thlng.v
all
his
own
way.
He
didn't
ki
t-..
.
jwiumma
for
lor
Land
he
had
to
give
his
best
to'n
'J
n
uc
uaie
is
rates,
An
grain
Qrbtto
..:
,
2'
nps
in
that
direction
himself.
jC.
Legion
2
sonnoerg
iniurea
nis
jeg
wnen
ne
'EJks
2
anaen
neavnv
on
nis
snouider
na
swung
arnuna
oir
DaianceJ
But
he
Is
a
real
chamnlon
and
he1
went
hack
Into
action
to
sfi6wf
i
amazing
strength
and
resource!"
Montana
Flyer
jNot
Yet;Seen
,.
,
,
),
ifft
rrltMra
and
qave
-been
doing'
BELFAST,
-Oct.
23:-Up
to
tflwr.jSlvu'.
J.
vi
icv
k
t
nirin
firna
nil
r
in
r
n
n
a
n
i
pjn.
today,
Urban
T.Dlteman.'
Who
took
off
from
Harbor
Orace.
ilfld
yesterday,
had
not
been
sighted.
He
was
due
at
that
time
in
Lon
don,
SPELLING
OF
ENGLISH
Curious
four
vein
aeo
Jlpr
home
was
nnt!-un"
orange
uar
irom
aioscow.
wnen
ner
lainer
died,
she
being
the
eldest
af
the
family,
and
her
mother,
decided
to
come
out
to
far-away
Canada,
to
relatives
they
had
In
Calgary.
Already
Esther
had
completed
her
schooling
Jn
Russia.
"In
"Russia,
we
only
go
to
school
nine
years.
We
do
not
have
high
schools
and
public
schools
as
;yau
do,
but
both
are
In
one.
I
studied
French
and
German,
and
In
French
I
was
doing
very
well.
iBut
Pronunciation
of
Names'!
am
Afraid
I
have
forgotten
It.
I
Shnwn
in
vrru
j
was
most
interested
In
the
lab-
'
!
work
we
did
in
physics,
and
in
the
;
LONDON,
Oct.
23:
Who
would
electrical
experiments
we
petfor-
med.
she
.explained
"What
are
you
going
to
do
when
survey
school
starts
In
the
and
yet
Is
thU
far
removed
from
Bi?f
t
elT?,s
asK.ea-our
English-habit
of
pronouncing
.
oil-
1
htV
uP.ut
Bn
men5
certain
surnames
In
a
manner
ut-
cechTM
W"
boots,
and
terly
at
variance
with
their
spel-!1iien
ha"
hl4kJ?
wlth
thf
ther
ling?
Why
spell
3t
Majnjtfarln
iH!Luden
,?hcn
?0
ou
5
d
you
are
going
to
call
it
Manner-;1
eld
work
I
am
not
aJrald
,mg?
asks
tne
bewildered
XoreJgner.
1
u
uu
us
wc"
.
"e"-WINNIPEG,
Oct.
13:-For
the,
As
a
matter
of
jJaln
-fact:not
only;
.
0
re
you
managltjg
to
take
Ilrst
Ume.tn
Its
history,
the
Na
,
can
no-intelligent
answer
be
slip-
8Uch
ah
expensive
course?-,
she
tional
Association
of
Boyi'
and
,
plied
'to
'this
.question,
but
then?;
was
aslceL
,
,.,
Girls'
Clubs
bf
Great
Britain
has
i
are
at
least
a
tHousand
(other
"',kV,er
X.a-T
.
elected
a
Canadian
to
the
position
1
words
antt
names
In
theTanguage
!
?
w,rlc
during
the
holidays,
J.
of
vice-president.
Word
has
been
!
whose
pronunciation
can
be
slmfl-1
Ln
ur'irn,fr
I
made
the
received
at
the
Canadian
National
arlv
challenged.
At
the
moment
i
manager
of
a
grocery
store
In
Hallway
headquarters,
Montreal.
;al.,
,
the
the
British
British
Brpadca'sting
Brpadca'sting
Company
Company
4l",
"r:
r'
I
mb
""ri
ww
eoine
to
to
find
tuid
mat
Dr.
w.
J.
Black,
director
colonization
and
agriculture
the
National
system,
has
been
wne-
of
i
bin
assailed
for
permitting
Its
"J"1
to
do
on
Saturday
to
give
for
announdexs
to
Indulge
4n.,
what
are
me
"t,ra
jnoneJr-
whlle
1
attnd
ej-
allege
to
bei
eccentrltles
,
of
ore
u
......
Th
nttpctlnn
Hni
ected
to
this
office.
The
a&soaln-
nunclatlon.
and
even
such
little
rtlon
has
a
membrship
of
3.000,000
ordinary
words,
as
"JaW
arid
boys
and
elrls.
In
both
the
rutal
"again"
are
;helne
vehemently
odt-
Land
urban
communities
of
Great
led
into
''Question.
We
are'
being
Britain.
brought
.to
AuchA
chaoc
pass
Among
oher
alms,
the
assocja-
that
the
-other
night
an
.ahnbuncf
r,
Won
has
for
some
time
been
en-
after
pronouncing
"Jpstlf
labia"
a-gaged
ln
the
movement
to
Dlace
ter
the
manner
of
every
reason
-
kBrittsh
boys
on
Canadian
farms,
able
matt,
made
a
twenty
second
ine
association
ieeis
inai
Canada
;
pause
ana
sain:
i
neg
your
par-
opportunities
to
don,
"Jiutlfflabie."
Here
are
some
those
who
are
willing
to
work
and
!
lines
which
pleasantly
emphasize
With
this
object
in
view,
a
select
Enellsh
famllv
names:
group
of
boys
will
be
placed
on
:
Qreat
Britain,
absolutely
teems
Jarms
in
the
Dominion
Jioxt
year.
With
men
'
arid
women
surnamed
Uon
of
vice-president
of
this
or-
And
everywhere
the
tvro
strolls
ganiiatlon
brlnas
to
mind
the
ln-;
There
lurks
an
unsuspected
terestln?
fflrt.
that
anm
1A
vnnrc!
Vnnllvt
ago
he
was
the
originator
of
the
1
He's
certain
lo
i
greeted
glumly
hnvi'
nnA
!
fn,
M
n..n
liru.
in,,.
tn
rv,1
ment
in
this
country.
At
that
time
!
mondeley,
he
was
president
of
the
Manitoba
Or
"by
ills
ignorance
disarms
Agricultural
uoiiege.
and
organized
Tne
good
intentions
01
a
-piamis.
the
ltrst
boys'
and
girls'
club
at
!
Who'd
blame
aT
.self-respecting
Roland,
Man.
Out
of
this
small
be-
TyrrwWtt,
ginning
grew
the
present
day
1
Miscalled,
lor
.chiding
In
a
spirit
clubs
of
the
Dominion
and
of
I
Of
gentle
protest?
And
a
Ruthven
Great
Britain,
and
it
Is
fitting
j
Mav
similarly
be
lorgWen.
that
the
man
who
began
the
small
T'were
Justice
thai
jny
tongue
club
in
Roland,
Man.,
16
years
ago.
should
blister.
thould
be
elected
to
Ihe
vice-;
If.
having
met
a
Mr.
Bicester,
presidency
of
the
huge
national!,!
hailed
him
wrongly;
it
would
orcamzatlon
which
fmm
that.
trrleve
"a
small
beginning
has
grown.
Dr.
Descendant
of.
the
clan
of
Belvoir
Black
was
advised
that
the
asso-
To
be
erroneously
addressed,
elation
will
hold
its
annual
con-
It
cannot
bp
,tOo,strongtystressed;
ference
in
Britain,
next
Julv,
when
A
-shock
awaits
.the
Jool
jvho
nlAns
wilt
K
riluint.
1.
.
..
mnnpv
nn'
wqrry
hex.
A
perfectly
Indeoendent
student,
who
puts
herself
through
(Oljtee
she
has.evexy
chance
to
UfTPd.
JWhat
if
you
pet
married?"
Ml"t
V"f
tn
laliRhcd
cheerfully.
"Well
if
4
do.
rthen
I
will
go
on
with
mv
work
lust
the
same.
A
husband
does
not
spoil
a
girl's
chances
in
this
worte"
Miss
Rabkin
Is
only
the
second
are
ambitious
to
better
themselves,
the
current
pronunciation
.of
eomo
woman
student
to
have
registered
in
engineering
at
the
unlversitv.
She
-does
not
seem
In
thtnlt
hr
choice
at
all
strange,
as
apparent
ly
11
is
quite
a
popular
career
with
girls
in
Russia.
Fine
Weather
OnS&gtfenay
'
Por
Premier
CHICOUTJMI.
Quebec.
Oct.
22.
J
nam
ieii
over
tne
vauey
01
tne
Saguenay
River
last
nleht
and
early
this
morning,
but
dried
up
in
time
to
permit
Premier
Ramsay
Mac-donald
to
have
a
round
of
golf
at
Kenogaml.
Tonight
he
will
leave
for
Quebec.
In
South
America'
a
bridee
500
toEtmiec.
by,,
knots
I
Breakfast
The
same
each
day.
ilf
cri
rvzif
Mttf
'
vAfott
si
bOHPC
-niii.
.
-reducing
freight
entneerlng.
One-half
grapfcf
nilf
One
egg,
J;.iS
She
lia
lltUe
dark,
curlv-halred
Six
slices
ciicumbef
l
'
westbound
for
domestic
consumD-1
Russian
girl,
with
sparkling
brown;
One
slice
Melba
toast
tloiL-
eyes,
and
a
most
charming
and,
Tea.or
coffee
vivacious
manner,
'
i
nave
juways
,
.
.
t.
wanted
to
take
up
electrical
en-
i
-
Dinner
Iglneerlng,"
she
says,
in
.her
excel-'
eggs
One
tomato
IJent
English,
with
the
piquant
Onethalf
.head
Jettuce
RuxslAn
Accent
"Ever
lnri
I
wn
Ontf-half
grapefruit
llH.bigh
school
In
Russia.
A
hum-
.
Coft
'
"
1
uer
ci
my
inenas
nave
gone
into
,
,ii
SECOND
DAY
Lunch
One
eee
Lettuce
One
slice
Melba
toast
'
'
Tea
Dinner
Broiled
steak
(plain)
Onehalf
lettucai
One
tomato
One-half
grapefrulta
,i
ea
or
conee
THIRD
DAY
Lunch
One-half
grapefruit
One
egg
Lettuce
Eight
slices
cucumber
Tea
ortcoffee
Dinner
One
lamb
chop
(trim
fat
before
cooklngj
(One.
egg
Three
radishes
Two
olives
One-half
grapefruit
Lettuce
Tea
or
coffee
FOURTH
DAY
Lunch
Pot
cheese
One
tomato
One-half
.grapefruit
One
Melba
toast
-
',.
ta.Tea.9r
coffee
.
A.
f
-
blnner.
.Broiled
'steak
'
Watercress
Onehalf
grapefruit
FIFTH
DAY
Lunch
Orange
-One
lamb
chop
Lettuce
1
.
Tea
Dinner
irncaqB--;
One-half
grapefruit
Lettuce
One
ttomatorf
Two
eggs
Orange
SIXTH.
DAY
.Lunch
'
Tea
Tea
Dinner
One
pqaclicd
egg
One
slice
Melba
loast
iOrange
'Tea
SEVENTH
DAY
Lunch
One-half
grapefruit
Lettuce
.One
tomato
.Coffee
Dinner
Twp
lamb
chops
Two
eggs
Two
olives
Full
Tone
Perfect
musical
reproduction
demands
the
use
of
R.V.C
4ladiotronsthe
development
of
years
of
scientific
research.
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(screen-grid)
$5.75
RKCRadiofr
vn
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.,
Limits
FOR
SALE
BY
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
DJETMAKES
PEOPLE
SLIM
Mayo
Brothers
Eighteen-Day
Pro.
gram
Proves
-Effective
With
Many
These
.are
the
days
of
various
diets.
All
sorts
of.
faddists
and
all
sorts
of
medical
men
and
dieticians
have
made
'out
programs,
but
the
eighteen-day
diet
Is
the
latest
and
many
Prince
Rupert
people
have
tried
them.
There
are
several
eighteen-day
diets,
but
they
are
much
rnucn
alike
aiue
and
anq
all
aw
seem
seem
to
10
have
nave
111
TT
AlnPli
A
I
IniVPrQIlV
1
been
made
in
the
Interests
of
the
niUCl
ia
VllIYCldlljr
igrape
xmit
growers,
but
they
are
all
good.
Here
Is
the
Rochester
'.diet
which,
it
Us
claimed,
contains
iLady
,ls
Taking
Course
in
Electrical
all
the
vitamins
and
necessaries
for
Engineering
and
Is
Charming
.health
and
strength:
and
Vivacious
FIRST
DAY
EIGHTH
DAY
Lunch
One
broiled
lamb
tli
,;
Grapefruit
1
Dinner
Two
.eggs
piai!.
Four
tUIkt
asparagus
One-lull
Toast
NINTH
DAY
"
"
Lunch
Oneegg
i
on.
On&hfflf
grapefruit
Dinnrr
Any
meat
TILVTII
DAY
Lunch
One-half
grapefruit
Lettuce
Ttl
Dinner
One-half
grapefruit
Oik
.an
Lettuce
ELEVENTH
DAY
Lunch
Cbinamon
toan
BreQed
steak
cv:-
Dinner
13
relied
steak
cv;.
Tomato
T
TWELFTH
DAY
Lunch
Onohalf
lobster
'
Grapfrulut
C
Dinner
Two
broiled
lamb
c
iv
Tomato
Ono
Three
o!iv'
One
egg
THIRTEENTH
DAY
Lunch
One
egg
Onn
.-.
Orapefru
Dinner
Brotled
jteak
Lett,
Grapefruit
One
eg
.FOURTEENTH
DAY
Oneiehop
Lunch
Toast
Coffee
Dinner
Bra04
steak
Qrenefruit
FIFTEENTH
DAY
Lunch
Tomat"
One
slice
t.
Dinner
Two
lamb
chops
(-OneWlAlf
spoonful
tn.
.Ompcfrui'
One
eg
'SIXTEENTH
DAY
Lunch
One
tom:i'
'
Coffee
Dinner
.Broiled
stack
P!u
Oranc.o
r.unch
cm
SEVENTEENTH
DAY
Lettuce
Oi..p-
Dinner
Broiled
steak
Tcun
i'
1
1
Olives
EIGHTEENTH
Lunch
One.egg
.
One-half
grap'
Coflce
Dinner
One
broiled
fish
P'
"
p
One-half
grape;
Minister
(calllm'
offsWell.
my
lltUc
4
tens,
you?
1
Six
slices
cucumber
Little
Joe
Yes
sir
I
1
te
tomato
tomato
Lettuce
Lettuce
does
does
Paoaf-
Papa!-
Fort
Fort
W
W
'i
Two
olives
One
One-half
grapefruit
Tea
or
coffee
Journal.
This
nrlvnrl
Me
Un
Control
llourd
or
hy
the
Government
of
JJritlsh
C
aiu"""!