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Circulations
Daily
edition
High
School
Students
Are
Keeping
Busy
The
third
meeting
of
the
Student's
Council
of
Kin?
Edward
High
School
was
held
on
Friday
afternoon.
A
Litera-y
and
Dramatic
Society
will
be
formed
as
soon
::
possible.
A
rec-ntfon
fir
the
Junior
stud
erits
will
be
held
on
November
r
Various
committee
will
.
.
.02
-25,
Saturday,
October
2,
1937.
VALUE
OF
THE
NEWSPAPERS
It
seems
to
be
the
fashion
amoncr
some
public
speak
ers
to
take
a
slap
at
the
newspapers.
Premier
Aberhart
had
been
objecting
to
the
opposition
the
newspapers
have
given
to
his
policies
and
has
been
.trying
to
curb
them.
It
is
then
rather
refreshing
to
read
something
on
the
other
side.
Bob
Davis
of
the
New
York
Sun
has
written
a
classic
on
"The
Printing
Press"
as
follows:
"I
am
the
printing
press,
born
of
the
mother
earth.
"My
heart
is
of
steel,
my
limbs
are
of
iron,
and
my
fingers
are
of
brass.
"I
sing
the
songs
of
the
world,
the
.oratorios
of
.
history,
the
symphonies
of
all
time.
"I
am
the
voice
of
today,
the
herald
of
tomorrow.
"I
weave
into
the
warp
of
the
past
the
woof
of
the
future.
I
tell
the
stories
of
peace
and
war
alike.
"I
make
the
human
heart
beat
with
passion
or
tenderness.
I
stir
the
pulse
of
nations,
and
make
brave
men
do
braver
deeds,
and
soldiers
die.
"I
inspire
the
midnight
toiler,
weary
at
his
loom,
to
.
.
.lift
his
head
again
and
gaze,
with
fearlessness,
into
the
vast
beyond,
seeking
the
consolation
of
a
hope
eternal.
"When
I
speak,
a
myriad
people
listen
to
my
voice.
The
Saxon,
the
Latin,
the
Celt,
the
Hun,
the
Slav,
the
Hindu,
all
comnrehend
me.
"I
am
the
tireless
clarion
of
the
news
T
rrv
vnnr
imrc
and
sorrows
every
hour.
I
fill
thejdulard
mind
pointed
to
make
further
arrantr?-!
ments,
i
A
report
of
the
football
leapne
meeting
held
la.t
Wednesday
was
given
by
Helge
Holkestad.
Them
have
been
two
teams
onranieti,
the
captains
being
Helge
Holke-'
.rwl
1
n
I
FIVE
PINS
UNDER
WAY
Gyro
Club
Defeated
Pioneer
Laundry
in
Opening
Match
Last
Night
Gunderson
High
Scorer
The
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
opened
the
season
last
night
when
Gyro
Club
defeated
Pioneer
Lann-
!
dry
two
games
to
one.
High
average
was
Nels
Gunderson
of
Gyro
Club
with
248.
The
game
between
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-
(New
York
National
League
93
power.
I
epitomize
the
conquests
of
mind
over
'l
St.
Louis
"ff
80
fn3
matter.
:
"I
am
the
record
of
all
things
tnankind
has
achiev-1
Brooklyn
3'
.
"...
'I'll
62
S
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.513
cu.
-uy
uiispiiiiK
fumes
10
you
in
me
candies
r""ipna
90
.404
g!oy,
amid
the
dim
lamps
of
poverty,
the
splendor
;Ctaclnnatl
56
of
riches;
at
sunrise,
at
high
noon,
and
in
the
wan-:
American
League
mg
evening.
57
61
68
71
New
York
100
53
.620
.598
.550
.530
94
J73
"I
am
the
laughter
and
tears
of
the
world,
and
I
shall
!!rolt
87
65
never
die
until
all
things
return
to
the
immutable
'
cXnd
g
Eoston
80
70
t
I
am
the
printing
A.
press."
i
Washington
72
78
'
Philadelphia
..
53
95
St.
Louis
47
104
SPORT
CHAT
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um
ana
1
ercy
nnutson.
A
game
,
7"
7
"
was
played
bv
thes
fu
fn
""""
u"ueai
canaaians
last
Thursday
afternoon
Ting
pong
playring
win
be
in
full
swing
by
Monday
afternoon.
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
being
In
charge.
If
you
wish
to
sap
somothin"
iry
a
classified
The
Orrillla
Terriers,
following!
in
Eastern
Canada
lacrosse
finals.
'
will
now
travel
to
Winnipeg
to
play
a
sudden
death
game
for
the
right
to
meet
ths
winner
of
New
Westminster
Salmon
Bellies
and
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
for
the
Dominion
Championship.
The
Salmon
Bellies
and
Smoke
Eaters
are
now
engaged
in
in
a
a
series
series
at
at
Trail
Trail.
.
vuiijuu
me
iiianacer
oi
any
ot
our
500
branchec
i'
1
1
rv
11,211
U
.
,
m
ut
lO
(nice
it-...-
I
0
JJ
u,
mc
improvement
plans
with
you.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Ortabet
1MM
.
DOWN
THE
ALLEY
News
and
Views
of
the
Rupert
Bowling
Front
The
Commercial
League
got
away
to
a
flying
start
on
Thursday
night
Some
good
scores
were
turned
In
and.
before
the
season
ends,
the
Senior
League
will
have
to
step
soclation
and
Old
will
be
Empress
smarUy
to
I
k(p
f
the
Com.
played
Sundav
afternoon
Individual
scoring:
Pioneer
Laundry
1
2
3
T.I
V.
Houston
180
190
183
553
i
M.
Young
134
297
252
683
Sonny
Stiles
232
212
224
6681
D.
Houston
184
182
164
530
N.
Kinslor
164
202
151
517
Total
894
1083
974
2951
Gyro
Club
1
2
3
T.
F.
Dibb
175
182
159
516
N.
Gunderson..
247
318
178
743
R.
Smith
187
208
184
579
w.
Stone
173
207
203
573
J-
Bulger
237
179
140
556
Total
1019
1094
864
2967
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati.
3;
Pittsburg,
6.
New
York.
4;
Brooklyn,
7.
St.
Louis.
4;
Chicago,
1.
American
League
Detroit,
14;
St.
Louis,
4.
Boston.
4;
New
York,
2.
Washington
a
t
PhiladelDhla.
postponed
and
will
be
played
as
part
of
double-header
today
Baseball
Standings
mercial
trundlers.
Dr.
Large
turned
in
a
nice
205
single
and
a
'comfortable
total
of
490.
-
-
Jack
West
deserves
a
lot
of
credit
for
organizing
two
teams
for
the
CN.R.
He
worked
hard
to
put
It
over
and
has
uncovered
some
n
rem
ising
bowlers.
Query
If
Frank
Dibb
can
roll
180
with
a
bum
knee,
what
can
he
do
o6!,..iw
.
n.Wi
ly
OUU
OHM.'
"Speed
ball"
Saunders
must
have
been
sick
rn
Thursday,
or
else
he
had
a
big
run
of
islj
luck
Eecter
1
1
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,ptltfU
if
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Impiojmtwt
Commhthn,
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flirtlj
if
fMiotphUU
ttntntti
tnd
Mi.
tUiul,
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(onltibKliem
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Pmlis.
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Nslhntl
Bmfhfm,
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Ail.)
'
.'luck
next
time,
Johnnyf
Ah!
Woe
is
me.
My
first
official
ball,
of
the
season
vra.
beautifully
timed,
aimed
and
delivered,
strike?
Ah,
no.
Sprit
!
f
!'
Jack
Rutter
has
been
so
long
behind
the
smoke
stack
of
a
CNH.
engine
that
off
duty
he
must
perch
behind
a
powerful
stogie,
which
is
alright
e:ept
we
have
a
suspicion
he
hopes
to
blind
his
opponent
on
the
opposite
alley.
Our
choice
for
the
season's
honors
(Commercial
League)
is
yes,
you
guessed
it
Gebb
Taylor's
Rupert
Motors
team
Oh,
sure,
I'm
the
hammer
man.
Five
pin
league
tonight
so
watch
for
the
dope
on
It.
"ALLEY
SLOPER"
Junior
Football
Oct.
9
Booth
Memorial
Schot
vs.
King
Edward
High
School.
REX
'
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
638
PfivfniI
Constable
W.
J.
Cnr.
th
gt
'
Mill
Bay,
after
having
,
spent
the
pat
couple
of
weeks
in
Fa
nej
canner.
tng
with
hp-
"uiran,
lor
I
Mrs.
R.
G.
Johnston
of
Inve;--'
Be
wise
Rea(,
lTu
ant
I
U3
rifs.
the
city,
left
today
on
his
return
feftty
last
e..-,',.',
to
his
post
on
the
Naas
River.
return
to
the
,
,.
.
'
SMART
Footw
ear
New
Arrivals
in
Wonderfully
At-tractive
Styles,
Leathers
and
Col-firings
Tor
Every
Occasion.
Popularly
Priced
MILY
SHOE
STORE
IlD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
c
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
LOAN
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
LOAN
Profit,
as
thousand's
of
other
Canadian
home
owners
have
done,
by
this
genuine
opportunity
to
improve
your
home
without
financial
strain.
Look
your
House
over
and
decide
what
is
needed
moat
to
protect
it
through
the
winter
and
make
it
more
livable.
It
may
need
a
new
roof
or
insulation
painting
or
a
new
furnace;
up-to-date
plumbing
or
a
modern
kitchen;
a
fireplace
or
extra
basement
and
attic
rooms.
Theee
and
many
other
desirable
Improvements
all
qualify
for
home
improvement
loans.
They
add
comfort
and
value
to
the
home
and
help
put
men
to
work..
Make
your
home
over
for
better
living,
this
Fall.
LOANS
EASILY
ARRANGED
Any
contractor,
supply
firm
or
architect
can
lp
you
arrange
a
Home
Improvement
I'lan
if
you
need
it
to
finance
the
work
for
you,
or
you
can
apply
direct
to
your
banker.
No
security
or
endorsement
needed:
you
aimply
(how
that
you.
can
repay
in
monthly
instalments
and
the
loan
ii
made,
the
work
proceeds,
your
home
Is
made
brighter
and
more
livable
and
men
get
needed
jobs.
Fnll
information
on
the
Home
Improvement
Plan
and
what
it
covers
may
be
obtained
from
your
local
committee,
your
Provincial
Chairman,
your
bank
or
the
National
Employment
Commission,
Ottawa.
National
Employment
Commission
U"BW
THORITY
OF
THE
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
For
Information-?
'
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Bldf.,
Vancouver,
II.
c.