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9
XX)
Thursday,
August
19,
1937.
NEW
HOMES
FOR
PRAIRIE
FARMERS
There
are
many
districts
in
tne
drought
areas
01
Saskatchewan
and
AiDerta
where
tne
lanauitanus
art
going
to
be
ooliged
to
move
out.
There
are
many
districts
in
british
Columbia
where
the
government
owns
good
land
that
is
not
occupied
and
win
not
be
occupied
for
many
years
under
ordinary
conditions.
It
should
be
the
duty
oi
the
governments
concerned
to
get
together
on
some
kind
oi
an
arrangement
whereby
these
people
can
be
transplanted
to
locations
where
they
have
some
hope
for
the
future.
It
is
by
no
fault
of
their
own
that
they
are
obliged
to
leave
their
lands
and
buildings
and
move
into
a
new
country
without
jenough
means
to
get
improved
lands.
Even
if
they
had
some
funds,
it
would
be
considered
hardship
for
them
in
getting
started
in
a
new
land.
They
should,
therefore,
be
given
new
land
in
their
new
location
and
also
given
some
assistance
in
getting
started.
The
country
will
be
repaid
many
fold
in
a
few
years
by
the
result
of
the
business
that
will
come
from
having
these
experienced
and
industrious
people
in
a
happy
and
satisfied
frame
of
mind
and
in
prosperous
circumstances.
-v.
.
It
is
suggested
that
it
might
even
be
a
good
idea
for
the
government
to
gather
up
a
lot
of
the
discontents
of
this
province
and
pjant
them
in
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
until
they
have
time
to
figure
out
what
complaints
they
really
have
in
living
in
the
best
province
in
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
Some
of
the
dried
out
farmers
have
been
investigating
conditions
in
Central
British
Columbia.
Possibly
this
would
be
the
best
available
location
for
re-settlement
of
these
people
who
have
been
unfortunate
enough
to
choose
wrong
locations
in
the
arid
southern
section
of
the
Canadian
prairies.
noon
work
of
young
rangeis
One
of
.the
chief
features.
of
the
welcome
to
Lord
Tweeijsrnuir
at
Burns
Lake,
was
his
initiation
into
honorary
membership
in
the
Young
Rangers,
an
organiza-tjpn
qf
young
people
banded
together
to
prevent
and
fight
fires
in
the
forest
sections
qf
the
country
ft
is
a
secret
qrgani?atipn
with
all
the
usual
pjjraphemaliq
connected"
therewith
but
with
the
'
one
definite
object
ahqvc
all
Qth,ers?
In
a
country
which
is
dry
during
much'
of
the
summer
and
where
fires
are
a
distinct
danger
to
th
whole
communjty.such
an
organization
can
prove
very
useful
and
the
idea
might
well
be
adopted
at
other
similar
localities.
T
'Mann
Cup
Finals
Go
To
Vancouver
The
Canadian
Amateur
Lacro-5
Championship
Will
be
Settled
On
ThU
Coast
i
;
TORONTO.
Aug.
19:
Th
!
Canadian
Amateur
Lacrosse
As
sociation
anaounced
vejterda
Ithat
the
Mann
Cud
finals
tfc:;
year
will
be
played
in
the
Forum
ai
ancourer
in
October.
Seal
Cove
Wins
jOv.er
Acropolis
!
"
J
'
Onesided
Game
in
Gyro
Playground
Boys'
Basketball
League
"c
"Jtiui
uijicuu
game
01
we
Senior
Boys'
Gyro
Basketball
league
was
played
last
mnlng
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
with
Seal
CoTe
defeating
Acropolis
67
to
26.
The
first
half
was
opend
with
three
smashing
plays
by
Seal
Core
Acropolis
made
a
gallant
attempt
to
score
but
was
foiled
The
rest
of
the
half
was
onesided
with
the
scare
at
half
time
16
and
38
for
Seal
Ore
The
second
half
was
even
more
onesided
than
the
first.
The
feature
of
the
game
was
Eastman's
shot
from
the
side
lines.
The
teams
were:
Seal
Cove-Eastman,
32;
Landqulst.
12:
Grim-blc
8;
Holkestad.
12;
Hale.
367.
Acropolis
Monteano.
16;
B.
O'Neill,
12:
R.
O'Neill,
4:
Bussonieh,
2;
Blain,
236.
Referee,
D.
Montesanp.
Tim
Keeper,
Buddy
Clarke.
Attendance
40.
Senior
Girls'
Game
The
Senior
Girls'
softball
game
played
on
Tuesday
was,
won
by
Acropolis
from
Seal
Cove,
the
score
.
being
12
to
10.
Old
Country
Soccer;
Scottish
League,
First
Division
;
Gla-v
jw
Rangers,
2;
Motherwell.l.
I
Celtic.
-2;
Hamilton
Academicals,
1
"'SPORT'
I
i
J
j
Touring
Cricket
Team
Given
Hard
Run
At
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Aug.
19:
Th'
.touring
Marytebone
cric.kfct
tean.i
won
over
a
stiect
ictona
ien
.
yesterday,
being
given
the
flotj
contest
so
far
in
the
course
of!
their
trip.
The
score
was
97
to
37."
Another
Soccer
Exhibition
Game
Team
Captained
by
Sonny
Dickens
Defeats
Sam
Currie's
Four
to
Nil
Picked
football
teams
captained
by
Sonny
Dkkens
and
Sam
Currie
jlayed
Tuesday
night,
the
former
inning
four
to
nil.
This
exhlbi-;?r.
sera
k
being
played
in
pre-aration
for
the
forthcoming
trip
of
a
load
.select
team
to
Ocean
Falls
and
there
will
be
another
match
this
evening.
Half
time
score
in
last
evening"
game
was
two
to
nil.
Three
goals
were
made
by
Henry
Dickens
and
one
by
Laughlan
Glllls.
George
J.
Dawes
was
referee.
Tonlghtte
train,
due
from
the
ast
at
10:45,
is
reported
one
hour
'ate
which
would
bring
it
in
at
11:45
p.m.
CLEAN
FALSE
TEETH
GET
RID
OF
STAINS
New
Ejr
Way
No
Brutklnf
Etrm-Kl...
imxiinr:
new
dUcory,
r-raoiM
Uukut
fluu.
UraUb.
UrUr
&k
misic.
Jut
p-t
tiit
Uik
or
Ukitt
I
(Um
of
water
and
add
Sura-Klmn
powder.
No
mMT
bnuaias.
Rxonu&eaded
kj
dra-tit
appnwed
kr
Good
Houekteplac.
At
all
iruinnxx.
Mom
j
back
if
not
dtlifkud.
rTTT
V
CHAMPION
OF
WORLD
Sergeant
Robert
fKkvU,
X:
1
Revolver"
Shot.
Visitor
in
CHy
At
tached
to
Governor
General's
Train
Attached
to
the
vita-regal
train
which
k
here
awaiting
Lorn
1
weedsmuir.
Governor
Ueneral
of
:ne
or
tne
principal
secrets
of
being
New
York
SPORT
CHAT
With
Uw
New
Yo;k
Yankees
out
on
top
eleven
games
ahead
of
tne
running
up
Detroit
Tigers,
the
American
League
pennant
race
appears
to
be
Just
about
settled
for
1937
Who
will
be
the
Naqcuul
League
toners,
howevr.
I
T??
u
doubt,
between
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
the
New
York
Ojanfcs
who
are
noj
eparajed.
by
a
scant
two
games.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Pjiuburg
pirates
are
also
.still
both
in
Uie
running
in
the
National
League
for
the
privilege
of
bringing
up
the
rear
bten
the
Philadelphia
Athletic'
and
St
Louis.
As
a
result
of
a
uad
slump
during
the
past
itv
days,
the
Boston
Red
Canada,
and
his
party
who
wUl
ar-
Sox
have
dropped
from
second
place
rive
next
week-end
irom
Iweeds-
muir
Park
an
their
way
back
to
Ottawa.
Sergeant
Robert
O.
PickreU
oi
Winnipeg,
oriel's
champion
revolver
shot
and
a
member
of
the
investigation
department
of
the
Caijadlan
National
Railways,
1$
an
Interesting.
visitor
In
Prince
Rapert.
Sergent
Plckreli
won
title
of
the
world
No.
1
revolver
marksman
tn
Rome
two
years
agp.
He
also
has
won
thousands
of
other
titles
and
traphki..
He
Is
also
a
crack
riile
in
the
American
league
to
fourth
below
the
Detroit
Tigers
and
Chicago
White
Sox.
Baseball
Standings
i.ca&i.
shot
and
was
once
a
first-class
air
t'lusburjh
pilot.
lie
spurns
automatics
and
So
ton
.
always
uses
one
of
his
fifty
odd
re-
Cir
innaB
.
.
jrqlrer.
He
has
grey
steady
eyes.
Ph.laielphta
stands
six
feet
or
more
in
height
Brooklyn
...
and
says
that
constant
practice
Is
i
champion
marksman.
He
does
not
Detroit
believe
In
any
fancy
diet
for
the
Chicago
nerce$
but
eats,
drinks
and
smokes
Boston
moderately.
Cleveland
....
Sergeant
Pickreil
was
among
the
WsJiTngtgn
"
guests
at
today's
luncheon
of
the
St.
LouJ
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
Next
Philadelphia
Wednesday
he'
will
give
a
talk
and
demonstration
before
the
Prince!
A
M
Boys
and
girls
ho
love
aeroplanes
will
take
delimit
In,
aernj,lli,g
these
3-dimenMon
model
of
advanced
Hritfh
,ky
rraff!
They're
darling,
rakish
models,
in
full
color.
The,
Av
from
the
book
and
et
up
in
a
jiffy
...
no
seizors
or
paste
are
netHletl.
Tlie
JwMik
U
packcl
mMi
information
children
want,
on
what
moke
an
aeroplane
fly,
and
Imte
to
fly.
There's
also
an
aeroplane
game
Jo
liven
dull
hours
or
rainy
afternoons
.
.
.
and
all
alnolulflyne
t
i,ur
grocer's
with
the
purchase
of
two
packages
of
Kellogg's
Hran
akes
.
.
.
the
encrgy-food
that
Ichihlren
Get
really
enjoy!
jour
frre
copy
of
Kell.igg's
Model
Planes
while
the
supply
lasts.
Eat
to
feel
fU
.
.
.
serve
hig
howls
of
Kellogg's
Hran
FlakH
wji
milk
or
cream
for
hreakfastl
Tliey're
crisp-toasted,
cruncji'y
lakes
of
choice
whole
wheat.
Hicli
in
nourishment
and
easy
jo
dlgt.
Mn,Jy
laxatiye
loo,
having
Just
enough
estra
hran.
GckmI
for"
the
whole
family,
they're
always
delicious,
and
reody
to
erve
without
IxMhrr
or
fuss.
Your
grocer
has
Kellogg's
Brun
Ilukes
.
.
.
oven-fresh.
Made
Iy
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
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weekly
luncheon.
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no
went
V5
London
to
visit
his
native
home
and
attend
the
Coronation,
will
sail'
from
South-)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Jones
and
ampton
aboard
the
Queen
Mary!
daughter.
Helen,
dre
leaving
on
September
1
and
will
spend
a
few'
Friday
for
the
east
after
having
days
in
New
york
before
returning,
spent
a
holiday
visiting
here
for
a
here
He
is
expected
back
in
the!
week
wtih
Mrs.
Mabel
Thomson,
city
toward
the
end
of
SeDtemher
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