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of
the
accommodation
on
this
popular
class!
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little
tables,
laden
with
Rowers
spotless
napery;
and
a
menu
of
endless
variety
and
astonishing
generosity
I
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dly
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(and
Quebec)
from
April
29th,
Boot
through
The
Cunard
line,
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ED
CA6INTHIED
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I
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Golf
and
soccer,
both
of
which
have
gained
world-wide
popularity
were
perfected
In
Scotland.
Captain
Earl
M.
Han
J,famous
Canadian
flying
acc,ackivcd
distinction
en
both
th
French
and
Italian
fronts
during
the
Grtat
War.
He
wa
awarded
the
D
Jr.C
and
Croix
dc
Guerre
for
gallant
service.
Caetaln
Hand
hat
han
jrllioli.
Identified
whh
post
war
commercial
RANGERS
WINNER'S
'Were
Hard
Pressed
to
Beat
Montreal
Team
By
43
Score
TORONTO,
.May
22:
With
a
finish
characteristic
of
champions,
the
touring;
Glasgow
Rangers,
holders
of
the
Scottish
football
cup,
marked
up
a
victory
in
their
first
game
in
Canada
yesterday
by
defeating
Ulster
United
of
the
local
National
League,
by
a
score
of
four
goals
to
three.
Nine
thousand
spectators
saw
the
visitors
extended
for
(he
greater
part
of
the
play
and,
only
by
heroic
offensive
in
the
final
stages,
did
the
Rangers
display
superiority.
The
score
at
half
time
was
one
all.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
23
Offices
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
27
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
May
30
Roundhouse
vs
Offices.
June
3-OffIces
vs.
Station.
June
6
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
10
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
13
Dry
Dock
vs.
Offices.
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
20
Roundhouse
vs.
Offices.
nymg,
in
addition
to
other
Interests,
-he
Is
president
of
the
Toronto
Flying
Club.?
"Buckingham
Cigarettes
are
wholly
enjoyable.
I
get
a
thrill
out
of
them
as
keen
In
Its
way
as
the
thrill
of
flying."
E2sfl
THREE
HOME
RUNS
IN
ONE
New
York
Yankees
Lose
Double
Header
to
Athletics
Robins
Continue
Winning
Stride
PHILADELPHIA,
May
22:
Philadelphia
Athletics
took
two
games
yesterday
from
the
New
York
Yankees
winning
the
first
despite
three
homers
by
Babe
Ruth.
Simmons
and
Dykes
hit
homers
for
Philadelphia
in
the
second
game.
In
thcjfatlonal
League,
Brooklyn
Silent
Wayfarers
of
the
skies
.
.
.
following
ine
ways
or
the
seagull
.
.
.
hovenqg
with
spreading
winqs
e
i
.
.i
Siidins
smoothly
over
hills
and
valleys
.
.
.
rising,
descending
at
will
.
.soaring
sunwards
.
.
.
swoobirm
earthwards
.
.
.
afloat
on
the
oceans
of
space
thrill
tnnn
or
of
motorless
motorless
g
gliding
oucn
is
tne
Equally
fascinating
is
the
Buclcinaham
thrill
.
.
.
the
thrill
awaiting
every
smoker
of
this
smooth,
irresistible
blend.
Buclcinghams
are
fine,
quality
cigarettes
.
.
.
exclusive
in
blend,
original
in
flavor
.
.
.
manufactured
from
choice
mellow
tobaccos
.
.
.
brought
to
perfection
by
the
Buckingham
Blend
.
.
.
kept
fresh,
fragrant,
and
flavorful
by
the
sealed
patented
package.
There
is
no
substitute
for
Buckiftghams
.
,
.
no
other
cigarette
can
give
you
the
Buckingham
thrill.
THE
FIRST
GLIDER
ever
presented
ioa
flying
organization
in
Canada
took
to
the
tU
on
May
17th.
from
the
Leaside
Flying;
Field,.
Toronto.
Thousands,,
turned
out
to
Witness'
its
epoch-making
flight.
The
Glider,
was
the
gift
of
the
manufacturers
of
Buckingham
Cigarettes
to
the
Toronto
Flying
Club
and
was
formally
christened
the
"Buckingham
Booster".
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DAILY
NEWS,
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BOOTH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
B
I
LW
-
i
AI
Foreman,
Whom
Townsend
tonquered
is
an
Easy
winner
Of
British
Lightweight
Crown
LONDON,
May
22:
Al
Foreman
of
Montreal
won
the
British
lightweight
boxing
championship
here
last
night
by
scoring
a
speedy
victory
over
Fred
Webster,
the
title-holder.
Foreman
knocked
out
his
opponent
shortly
after
me
nrst
rouna
oi
ine
ooui
wnicn
was
siaieci
ior
iz
rounas.
The
Montreal
flash
opened
up
with
a
bruising
attack
and
had
Webster
in
distress
after
a
few
blows
had
been
struck.
Foreman
feinted
cleverly
at
the
opening
and
sent
a
smashing
blow
to
the
Englishman's
jaw
which
sent
him
sprawling
to
the
canvas
for
the
count.
Foreman
held
the
Canadian
lightweight
title
until
he
was
dethroned
by
Billy
Townsend
of
Vancouver
recently.
BABE
MAKES
Robins
kept
up
their
winning
streak
by
scoring
a
decisive
victory
over
the
Braves
at
Boston.
The
losers
made
four
errors.
Pittsburg
Pirates
won
their
fourth
straight
victory
by
downing
Chicago
Cubs.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
12,
Bee
Ion
1,
Philadelphia
4,
New
York
11.
Cincinnati
2,
St.
Louis
3.
Chbaujo
3.
Pittsburg
10.
American
League
New
York
7-1.
Philadelphia
15-4.
Boston
2-1,
Washington
10-0.
St
Louis
S,
Cleveland
5.
Detroit
3.
Chicago
9.
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SOARING
M
A
N,B
I
R
D
S
IN
THE
SKY
SILENTLY
SAILING
OCEANS
OF
SPACE-
Xjr
khz
lsssW
CIGARETTES
;!
I
MSHOHttPOMnUHr
I
iWMoms&axuMirm
NO
COUPONS
ALL
QUALITY
THRILL
THAT
COMES
WITH
BUCKINGHAM"
4
'Took
Junior
League
tiame
Yester
ciay
iiy
score
oi
z-u
The
meeting
of
Borden
and
Booth
School
In
the
Junior-
Football
League
last
evening
resulted
In
a
2-0
win
for
Booth
after
a
hard
fought
game.
Taking
a
line
through
recent
games
when
High
beat
Borden
6-0
and
Booth
won
from
High
1-0
an
easy
win
for
Booth
might
have
been
father
lucky
to
win,
though
probably
they
had
the
better
of
the
game.
Teams
Borden:
Morgan?
Allstone,
Cur-rie;
Fisher,
Hardy,
Dungate:
Wlllls-crof
t,
Wilson,
Fong,
Campbell
Welle.
Booth:
Suehiro;
Walters,
Gomez;
Nakamoto,
Cross,
Davles;
Ward-roper,
Christlson,
Ivarson,
Holstein
Cromp.
SPORT
CHAT
This
driving
an
automobile
at
the
rate
of
three
miles
a
minute,
down
a
straight
stretch
of
sand
with
an
ocean
at
one
elbow
and
soft
sand
dunejit
the
other
doesn't
thrill
Kaye
Don
a
great
deal.
The
slim,
Imperturbable
Englishman
who
failed
to
equal
the
231
miles
in
hour
speed
of
Sir
Henry
Segrave
at
Daytona
Beach,
but
did
manage
to
push
his
giant
Stiver
Bullet
sun
beam
up
to
183
miles
an
hour,
Is
on
his
way
back
to
England
now,
but
with
no
memories
of
particularly
exciting
momenta.
Hell
bring
back
the
Silver
Bullet
next
year
for
another
try
at
the
record.
"It
was
remarkably
easy
to
control
the
car
at
the
modest
speed
I
was
able
to
make
despite
the
lump-lnets
of
the
beach.
The
cat
Jumped
a
good
deal
and
tattcVttia
abouq
a
bit
but
I
was
never
In
flangrr
q&
Joajri
mg
control.
The
'biggdst
problem
I
truck
was
the
wet
sand!
on
the
beach.
I
didn't
skid
but
my
forward
whatta
threw
the
damp
sand
back
against
the
visor
and,
at
times,
completely
obscured
my
vision.
It'a
all
over
so
quick,
jpa.
.know,
that
you
haven't
much
,,ttrne
to
think
about
It."
Don
is
undismayed
by
his
failure
to
do
better
with
the
Silver
Bullet.
He
Is
conf
id,en
that
witbW?
lew
minor
cnange.
and
..,iew
fjrnCtfee
spins,
hell
be
ready
to
mash
the
old
mark
some
time
Mtxt
February.
The
launching
of
Sir
Thomas
Upton's
challenger,
Shamrcok
V,
for
the
America
Cup
race
in
September
has
stirred
interest
in
sport
ing
circles
throughout
England.!.
Tne
building
or
the
challenger
has
taptlvated
and
held
the
Imagina
tion
of
all
yachtsmen
in
Great
Britain
and
Ireland.
The
alteration
of
the
racing
rules
governing
tho
cup
races
next
September
off
Newport,
H.l
has
addtd
considerably
to
the
growing
confidence
that
it
will
win
the
cup.
It
Is
interesting
to
note
that
the
Shamrock's
sails
are
being
made
in
the
old
Quay
Lane
sail
loft
where
the
sails
for
Kelson's
Victory
weto
made
130
years
ago.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
.
L,
Pet.
Brooklyn
18
12
.600
Pittsburg
16
12
.572
New
York
.
16
13
.552
St.
Louis
17
14
Mi
Chicago
n
16
.515
Boston
13
16
.448
Cincinnati
12
17
.414
Philadelphia
.
0
18
.333
American
League
W.
L.
Pet:
Washington
22
10
.688
Philadelphia
20
lti
X67
Cleveland
17
13
.567
New
York
15
13
.538
St.
Louis
13
17
.433
Chicago
12
16
.428.
Boston
,
........ll
20
555
Detroit-
U
22
.333
v
Citf
league-
Elk3
1
.
0
1.000
Central
1
0
1.000
Sons
bf
Canada
0
2
.000
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
The
postponed
Softball
game
ot
Pfy
Dock
v.
Iteund
House
was
further
set
over
irm
it..
-
M
infill..
No
date
has
yet
been
set
for
the
yuyiiiB
01
me
match.
l.-..
.
..SSy
The
Cllve,
new
type
of
twin
aircraft,
which
r;i,.:
be
bomber,
troop
carrier,
heavy
transport
machine
,,r
on
test
flight
before
being
turned
over
to
vm-
r
,,
(j
3lp
J
used
a
.
ambulunl
Clear
eyed,
tense
ivith
the
thrill
of
sport,
they
seek
ib
cooling
flavour
,TnEY
it
me
with
vicon
.
.
.
tlicy
work
with
rigor
.
.
.
they
play
with
vigor.
Sportsmen
all
.
.
.
lean
.
.
.
sun-tanned
.
.
.
active
.
.
.
they
finil
refresnin;
Vigor
in
the
tasto
of
"G-matJa
Dry."
Like
the
gam
well
played,
it
has
Btimulatlen.
.
.
like
the
mulitt
of
sport
itself,
it
lias
basic
excellence
The.
very
foundation
ojf
"Canada
Dry"
i
aLijril
Ginger"
which
m
made
from
selected
Jamaica
ginger
root
by
a
special
process.
This
process
H
exclusively
controlled
hy
us
and,
unlike
any
other
method,
retaiift
for
"Canada
Dry"
all
of
ihr-
original
aroma,
flavour
and
nalutal
eaconcc
of
the
ginger
root.
This
is
the
reason
for
the
hanic
excellence
of
Mas
fine
old
ginger
ale.
It
comes
in
convenient
cartons
of
six
or
twelve
Jjbttlcs.
Order
"Canada
Dry"
today.
"CANADA
OKI
Tho
Champagne
of
Ginger
lies
Canada
Dry
Clngtr
Ale
limited,
Toronto,
Edmonton
and
Mo""'
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your
paper
docs
not
arrive,
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