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EDITORIAL
VALUE
OF
MILITARY
TRAINING
'One
dfthe
benefits
a
community
gets
from
military
training
is
seeing
the
young
men
walk
erect,
step
alertly
and
move
with
precision.
They
lose
their
natural
slouch
'and
attain
a
personality
they
could
not
otherwise
get
It
is
worth
a
great
deal
to
note
the
boys
who
have
had
military
training
come
to
attention
when
the
national
anthem
is
sung.
r
-
Something
of
the
same
bearing
is
obtained
to
a
lesser
degree
by
the
cadets,
the
boy
scouts
and
girl
guides.
The
difficulty
with
these
younger
folks
is
that
they
seem
to
lack
the
sense
of
rhythm
which
goes
with
marching
in
step.
By
learning
to
co-operate
in
marching
we
learn
to
co-operate
all
through
life.
We
learn
to
keep
step
with
mir'neighbors,
week
in
and
week
out,
and
this
is
a
great
advance
toward
fuller
co-operation.
-We
are
coming
near
Rememberance
Day
when
the
service
at
the
cenotaph
is
held.
There
we
see
the
smart
boys
of
the
naval
reserve
and
the
local
artillery
battery
keeping
perfect
time
as
they
swing
along
toward
their
goal.
-Behind
them
come
the
women's
organizations
going
pitter-patter,
step
here,
step
there
and
the
guides
and
the
scouts
all
finding
it
difficult
to
keep
together
and
looking
more
or
less
like
a
rabble.
If
they
had
been
thoroughly
trained
in
marching
when
young
they
would
never
have
forgotten
it.
It
would
be
a
treat
to
see
at
least
one
com
pany1
outside
the
military
and
naval
units
marching
with
precision
and
keeping
time
to
the
music
of
the
bands.
HIGHWAY
BLOCKED
-loway
Rapids,
it
Is
impossible
to
J
pass
with
a
car
and
the
public
As
a
result
of
a
blast
In
connec-!
works
department
has
notified
tlon
with
the
straightening
of
one
people
with
cars
that
they
will
not
of,
the
.bad
turns
on
the
highway
be
able
to
get
past
that
point
over
near
-Mile
6,
one
mile
beyond
Gal-
the
week-end.
TP
HE
Dominion
of
Canada
is,
econom-ically,a
small
community
on
a
large
scale,
The
exchange
of
goods
and
services
which
takes
place
in
a
village
or
a
small
town
also
takes
place
between
producing
regions
and
industrial
areas,
between
towns
and
farmlands,
between
Provinces
East
and
West.
Industrial
Eastern
Canada
buys
fruit
and
food
as
well
as
lumber,
metals
and
other
'commodities
from
British
Columbia.
Vast
quantities;
of
supplies
are
also
purchased
from
all
other
Provinces.
With
the
cash
provided
bythe
industrial
buyers,
producers
in
these
Provinces
in
turn
purchase
manufactured
goods
and
foodstuffs
from
elsewhere
in
Canada.
Activities
Of
'
iiEAD
AGAIN
En2,an1
and
Wales
Rotary
Club
W.
0.
Fulton
Tells
Story
Dinner
Dance
to
be
Held
Soon
At
the
Prinee
Rupert
Rotary
Club
i
yesterday
afternoon
W.
O.
Fulton
;told
a
fiction
story
entitled
"From
:
Barefoot
Farm
Boy
to
Premier
of
British
Columbia"
or
something
of
that
sort
in
which
the
hero
overcame
all
obstacles
in
hi;
climb
to
become
one
of
the
most
successful
lawyers
of
his
day-I
Visitors
at
the
luncheon
Included
'Norman
Nelson
of
New
Westminster.
Olof
Hanson
M.P.,
Harry
Rob-bins
and
C.
W.
Breukelman
of
Ven-
:
ezuela.
j
Geerge
Mitchell
was
given
charge
of
a
dinner
dance
to
be
held
some
evening
within
the
next
week
or
two
at
a
date
to
be
set
World's
Largest
Apple
Pie
Cut
Wenatchee
Festival
Opened
In
Observance
of
National
Apple
Week
I
1
WENATCHEE,
Washington,
Oct.
ni
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t-1
1
.
i
i
i
i
i.
iiic
nuuua
laigeit
uypic
pie
was
cut
here
yesterday
with
six
pretty
girls
wielding
the
knives
as
Wenatchee
opened
its
annual
Apple
Festival
In
observance
of
National
Apple
Week.
The
pie
was
ten
feet
in
diameter
and
contained
1500
pounds
of
apples.
For
instance,
much
of
the
cash
that
is
paid
Prairie
producers
by
the
industrial
East
for
its
food
requirements
goes
to
British
Columbia
in
payment
of
lumber,
fruits,
canned
goods
and
manufactured
articles
consumed
on
the
Prairies.
The
Dominion
of
Canada
is
prosperous
when
inter-Provincial
trade
moves
goods
and
services
in
increasing
yolume,
when
suppjy
and
demand
it
stimulated
by
large
payrolls.
Thus
every
Brituh
Columbia
family
is
directly
and
indirectly
affected
by
the
welfare
and
prosperity
of
all
Canadian
families
including
those
of
the
Automotive
.
Industry
which
has
130,000
people
dependent
directly
on
it.
For
statistical
and
further
information
about
this
industry,
writt
to
Automotive
Industries,
1006
Lumsden
Building,
Toronto.
AVTOMOTI'
DUSTRIES
DA
IN
BOWLING
h
Football
Game
Parker's
Gare
Takes
Clean
Sweep
Three
Games
to
Nil-Victory
Over
Canadian
Legion
Parker's
Oarage,
which
has
ytt!
second
fixture
last
night.
North
Star
defeated
Pioneer
Laundry
two
'
games
to
one.
A.
Smith
of
Pioneer
Laundry
was
high
average
scorer
for
the
evening
with
168.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion
12
3
Menzies
l...
123
121
137
Skellum
105
128
114
Nelson
133
142
143
Long
..
152
168
Dickens
C.
182
135
(Handicap
23
23
i
Totals
....
718
717
1
Parker's
Gararf
1
2
jD.
Wick
153
194
Rood
167
136
Armstrong
141
185
Smith
183
126
135
.
MiMeekln
131
158
151
Totals
'.!,
.
775
799
708
NORTH
STAR
1
2
3
Jensen
155
127
133
Hill
176
159
158
Howe
115
124
190
McLeod
164
119
121
:
";
v.,
International
Soccer
to.
be
Played
at
Cardiff
Tomorrow
I
CARDIFF.
Oct.
21:
CPi
England
and
Wales
will
play
In
International
soccer
here
tomorrow.
to
taste
defeat
this
season,
scored,-
another.dean
sweep
three
games
to'
Wick
123
nil
victory
in
the
Commercial
Bowl-'
Handicap
37
ing
League
last
night,
the
victims
Totals
70
this
time
being
the
Canadian
Leg-)
Pioneer-Laundry
1
ion.
This
put
Parkers
back
again
A.
Smith
-
177
Into
the
lMeue
leadershia
In
the
.
Brass
105
R.
Smith
140
Woods
.127
Bsynon
.'.168
Handicap
..
....
20
Totals
i7
112'
Canadian
Legion
HSlrSvrn
rinh
112
37
678
2
167
154
156
160
146
20
803
23
1
Royal
Lunch
4
5
6
4'
North
Star
3
Electrical
Workers
148
Plcneer
Laundry
133
141
-
Family
Meat
Market
112
37
751
3
159
136
141
136
133
20
725
The
Comerclal
League
standing
to
date:
W
Parker's
Garage
9
RuDert
Motors
..
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4
PU
9
8
4
4
4
3
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