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FOTO
jj
IaaLc
an
Oral.
Jaa.
aad
r.faa
in
niataraa
af
faaa
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diaaia
radraa
lata.
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ah
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faod
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haalta.
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JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
"SWINGIN'
IN
A
HAMMOCK"
LEO
REtSMAN
His
ORCHESTRA
FOXTROT
22453
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STANLEY
COMBUBMNC
22469
At
Any
Victor
Dealer
VKTOttAUONO
MACHiHI
COMPANY
Of
CANADA
LIMH10
rlo
Substitute
IsL&pmlJa
Qyalttijes
High
School
team
for
tomorrow's
Junior
League
football
iaame:
Suehlro,
Blake.
Fisher,
Rby;
Cross,
Da
Ties,
MarchaU,
Hill,
Walters.
Church,
and
Wielle:
spares
rick-on.
Undaeth,
MlUer.
ft
RUDY
VALLEE
and
His
COHHfCTICUT
YANKEES
FOXTROT
22473
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WITH
TEARS
IN
m
EYES'
NAT
SHIUCOtTao
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VICTOR
ORCHESTRA
-
WA1XZ
JOHNNY
MARVIN
-TmisniTT
"?!L
"JUST
A
LITTLE
CLOSER."
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nor
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McRae
Bros.
Kecords.
Victrolas,
Orthophwnle
Victor
Itadio
Receivers.
1J'
-SfainmsssJ
WHY?
.
.
.
Became
Oral
tine
toot
scientists
and
chemists
years
of
patient
study
ud
research
to
perfect.
It
u
only
placed
on
the
market
when
it
had
been
proved
to
possess
'every
quality
essential
to
a
perfect
and
complete
food.
It
is
recommended
by
doctors
throughout
the
world.
No
other
food
beverage
enjoys
such
a
wide
popularity.
Ovaltine
is
made
from
pure,
fresh
milk
(not
dried
milk)
contains
malt
extract
(not
powdered
malt)
and
fresh
eggs
(not
dried
eggs).
And
is
flavoured
with
a
specially
prepared
cocoa.
OVALTINE
National
League
w.
L.
8t.
Louis
....
Brooklyn
....
Chicago
New
York
.
Pittsburg
...
Boston
Cincinnati
.
Philadelphia
98
S4
63
S3
S3
80
M
99
7
M
96
American
League
w.
L.
Philadelphia
Washington
New
York
...
Cleveland
.
Detroit
St
Lowts
...
Chicago
Boston
......99
99
S3
.
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73
61
9
49
48
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t
99
75
97
99
9?
Leif
Erikson
Ladies
Meet
Enjoyable
(lathering
Last
Night
at
Heme
of
Mrs.
Bendiekson,
Seventh
Avenue
West
The
Uef
Brlkson
Ladles'
Ctub
held
its
regular
monthly
meeting
iat
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bendiekson.
Seventh
Avenue
West.
It
was
a
most
enjoyable
gathering,
the
program
Including
songs
and
readings
and
the
playing
of
a
de
is
Oruaitslffd
foe
ECZEMA-ULCERS
cm&iAua-coto
soxs
CUn-RUBHS-SCALDS
MMWOM
PILES
Assampoaomwwms
TONIC
fOOD
BEVERAGE
UILDS
UP
BRAIM,
NERVE
AND
BOOT
At
all
foi
)0c.
7
V.
f
1.2!
and
apaoal
taaaiV.
aa
4-
aaa;
alaa
amd
aval
ac
cold
a
avia
I
al
40
Sport
News
CARDINALS
JACK
BERG
WINAGAINi
IS
WINNER
Defeat
Brsoklyn
in
Third
Straight
Game
Athleties
at
Last
Clinch
American
League
Flag
BROOKLYN.
Sept.
19:
St.
Louis
Cardinals
took
a
lead
of
two
fell
games
over
the
Brooklyn
Robins
yesterday
in
the
National
League
race,
by
winning
the
third
and
final
game
of
a
crucial
series.
A
home
run
by
Jim
oBUomley.
with
one
on
base,
in
the
fourth
inning
ws
the
decsd-tog
factor
of
the
thrilling
contest.
Chicago
cubs
slipped
still
further
i
back
bv
taeine
another
declaim
to
the
New
York
Otantt.
In
the
American
League,
Philadelphia
Athletics
at
last
ettaebed
.
the
pennaat
by
defeating
the
White
Sox
at
Chicago
in
a
wild
battle
while
Washington
Senators
wre
losing
to
Cleveland
Indians
in
a
,
Ught
game.
The
A
thirties
used
four
Ditches
to.
win
the
game
while
the
,
sox
us
five.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
84.
Linis
4.
Brooklyn
3.
Chicago
2,
New
York
6.
Pittsburg
6.
Philadelphia
S.
Aseeican
League
Philadelphia
14.
Chicago
10.
Washington
9.
Ck-vetand
3.
Boston
4.
Detroit
3.
New
York
7,
St.
Louts
6.
Declsloned
Joe
Click
in
Ten
Hound
Bout
Last
Night
in
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
19
-Jack
i
Kid
Berg,
Bngliah
lightweight,
,
outpointed
Joe
Olick
of
WUMam-
'
burg
In
a
ten
round
bout
here
last
SPORT
CHAT
!
St.
Louts
Cardinals
inrrH
i
their
National
League
lead
to
a
f
uA
'game
over
the
Brooklyn
Robins
oy
winning
the
second
game
of
a
crucial
series
on
Wednesday
from
the
neeanaon
crew.
Andy
High
s
double
m
we
nmui
with
two
on
taut
drove
In
the
winning
funs.
It
waj
toe
second
tune
in
succession
tha
jHlgii
went
in
as
a
pinch-hitter
and
won
tne
game
for
the
Cardinal
At
i
Boston.
Wally
Berger
of
the
Brave
:
nu
tnree
Homers
as
Boston
divided
1
honors
in
a
double-header
with
ClncinanU
Reds.
In
the
American
I
League.
Chicago
White
Sox
delayed
,
the
formal
winnine
of
the
toy
the
Philadelphia
At'itetan
Hrouth
wtening
behind
Saber's
good
pitching.
The
big
yacht
.race
is
over
and
Pot
(Mintirtsrabls
wtappohitaant
is
ex
86
?rc3ed
at
the
poor
shewing
made
472
!
by
the
challenger.
Shamrock
V.
M3
jtjaJnst
the
Americar.
defender,
2n-JM
.
ternrise.
It
waf
abcut
the
p-u.iest
3U
win
that
the
United
SUtes
ever
hac
.443
j
the
e7nt
and
it
ts
to
be
tmogln-MS
;ed
that
Sir
Thoma
Uaton.
who
ha
J
42
j
spent
so
many
years
and
so
many
I
dollars
kj
the
enedavor
to
wrest
the
coveted
trophy
from
Anhw
win
Pet
i
be
feeling
very
disappointed
about
J576
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Mi
531
this
latest
attemnt.
Be
it
aiH
tAr
htm.
however,
that
Sir
Tom
would
rather
lose
a
hundred
straight
race
than
ever
be
donated
one.
in
view
of
his
advancine
vein
nH
hi
r.n
titling
health.
It
will
probably
be
the
...
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feat
time
.
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-.
i
im
...
3
that
Sir
Thomas
builds
a
challenger
for
the
cup.
Laboratory
Not
To
Open
Here
Jliss
A.
Johnson
Is
Unable
to
Come
as
Technician
So
Hospital
Board
Gives
Up
Project
The
Prince
Runert
Honors
1
liiu.
pHei
is
not
to
have
a
laboratory
technician
after
all
Miss
A.
John-mo.
wha
had
been
in
conununiea-ton
with
the
board
for
some
time
a-CAaW
a
aV
a.a.1.
.a
uahtfut
ouestion
aame
The
rvro-
"
TWW
e
position
ceedmgs
closed
after
dlidou,
re-171
treshments
had
been
served
br4b!S!
L
$3"2
m
wUI
fcw
here,
it
,
tess
-r-
-"-l1"
f
WB2
was
an-
-
nouncedat
IOT
nights
meeting
of
uve
Doara.
,
Dr
J.
P.
Cade
regretted
that
there
,
was
not
to
be
a
laboratory
technician
It
was
unlikely,
however,
that
the
board
would
be
able
to
engage
another
technician
for
less
than
1
1150
a
month
and
he
hardly
aup-posed
that
the
board
could
afford
I
that.
Miss
Johnson
would
have
come
here
for
$75
a
month
because
her
'
parents
live
in
the
city.
A
Dily
News
Junng
reault.
want-sd
will
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Frid,
jHospital
Surplus
lELKSSROW
;
In
August
Large!
yj
FUNNY
Collections
Exceeded
Expenditure
!.
Finance
Committee
Adopted
j
done
around
the
premises
and
that
Miss
Harrison
be
voted
$75
travelling
expenses
in
connection
with'
her
recent
attendance
at
the
eon-1
vention
of
the
British
Columbia'
Hospitals
Association
-were
adopted.
Talks
About
Making
Wills
Rotary
Lunch
An
unusually
instructive
and
in
teresting
address
was
given
before
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
htneheon
yesterday
on
the
subject
of
Wills."
by
A.
M.
Hansen
K.C
former
attorney
general,
who
gave
a
touch
of
re
liance
to
wha:
is
usually
a
rather
try
subjer
He
lmpertsed
his
aud-
nee
with
th
desirability
of
mak-
ng
wills
an
hiving
them
properly
irawn.
RtVhtg
reasons
and
quoting
specific
instances
to
illustrate
his
Mtnta.
At
the
conclusion
Mr.
Manson
wvs
hanked
by
Prtaident
Johnston
for
lis
very
educative
address.
Audleoce
Rocked
With
Laughter
at
Clever
Kiddies
Who
Took
Part
Durin,
the
month
of
August
hos-
j
audience
it
the
Bks
show.
e(
0QS
SUed
truest,
rrf
H;arU.
at
the
Moose
white
dtebr
-semen
ts
amounted
to
.,,
lac,
riaiMM
vith
v
.,
0
u.p.uo
w
tyv
the
entertainment
and
aanmiatllv
u..m
opera
uou
in
K
VK
MUng
ws
fcioles
.rvMw
i
,ur
rBur
mwiuuy
xhpy
won
tne
neaits
q,
everjonr.
meeting
of
hospital
board
last
People
Uuahd
and
mm
evening
by
G.
P.
Ttoker
chabmau
,
Mm
tbeD
04
of
the
finance
committee.
There
M
uau
oeen
i
is
nospHai
oays
at
a
cost
per
day
of
$2.94.
nwuramframuoiis
irwn
we
oom-
i,,--
tKoar
r,rt
ul
tho
mittee
that
Olsen
be
paid
JUS
.verage
per
month
while
acting
as
lady
su-
;Laat
m-nt
it
was
generally
aechdm-'
porintendent
in
Uteabsence
ofMiss
;
ed
tne
muJaca,
p!ay
that
had
Harrison,
tha
a
bonus
of
$20
be
m
The
haU
was
paid
the
janitor
for
extra
work
i
crowd
sucn
as
Ka;.omuung
tnat
ne
oaa
The
whole
shew
was
entartatninK
without
a
jarring
note.
The
actors'
The
pay
Is
being
staged
at
the
night.
place
for
the
last
time
to
LOCAL
ITEMS
n?eawent
J.
H.
Thompson
refer-
.
,
,
,
tary.
expfained
that
this
had
been
"7
r".
MrtiaOy
due
to
the
fact
that
fuel
.
T
"
Js-
consumption
had
been
at
a
mini-,
iium
during
the
month.
!
Mr.
Batch
reported
that
there
had
'
buatneas.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Biaace
re-
fttrwiaPx!
r
tKa
aHv
ati
4rtHiav'i
fro
In
been
a
alight
reduction
in
the
nrice
.
J
'
!
if
alcohol.
they
have
'
been
spending
the
east
few
weeks
j
while
Mr.
Blance
recuperated
from
t
!a
recent
illness.
W.
H.
ManueL
C-NJi.
travelling
aaditor
with
headquartcra.
:.n,
Winnipeg,
arrived
in
the
city
oa
today's
train
from
the
interior,
br-
ig
here
on
on
of
his
periodical
visits
on
office
business
Ad.
8
D.
Mscdenakl,
president
of!
the
Trades
&
Labor
Council
received
word
today
from
Vancouvr.-'
that
Or.
Nev.
ahief.
medical
officer
of
th,-
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
and
R.
B.
Fulton,
assistant
secretary
of
the
Board,
will
be
here
Sunday
afternoon
on
the
estate
Irosa
the
south
and.
alter
the
arrival
of
that
boat,
will
be
at
the
hospital
to
meet
such
people
p-have
matters
to
take
up
with
them.
Dr.
Ney
and
Mr
Pulton
win
go
through
from
here
to
An
yoz
and
Stewart..
Ford
Windshield
Resists
Blow
of
Iron
Horseshoe
-
i
A
H.
uman,
of
St
Lcus,
Mo..
,t
raiskt
hv
Ua
very
antasky
Ud
it
Mt
ken
for
the
shaUcrlM
K1,9
In
the
windshield
ofW
Ford
sedan
fSwJ
h.K
WMvdmi!
JonJf
"
suburban
highway
when
MtlertoM
gbias.
It
was
s
i-ky
break
for
Mrs.
Hritaan
and
the
two
adults
and
three
ckildron
who
accompanied
her.
fw
not
one
of
them
was
h-jrt.
The
.ar
contmuetl
for
166
miles
with
the
proverbial
lucky
hoe
-
i
embk!d
in
':
winbhield,
4
tttr
TO.mckr
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
M'iur
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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and
American
fashion
centres
havr
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v,
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to
the
rhodtls
comprising
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Int.
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The
ftrae
affects
a
conservative
and
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yet
with
a
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No
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Old
Friend
For
tlurty-fivc
years
millions
have
shown
preference
for
Shredded
Wheat
over
all
other
cereal
foods
-and
it's
so
easy
to
understand
why
It's
the
whole
wheat
in
its
most
digest
iblc
form.
The
crisp,
crunchy
shreds
encourage
thorough
chewing
and
the
more
you
chew
if.
the
better
y
ou
like
it.
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is
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