PaOE
two
QVMi
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONEY
GUARANTEE
wmmmamimn
"MV
FAMILY'S
FAVOURITE
CEREAL"
says
Mrs.
H.
C
MUNGER
an
J
so
sau
'
HAMILTON.
ONT.
MILLIONS
of
happy
FAMILIES
about
BACK
Tke
thii
sensational
opportunity
to
try
Quaker
Corn
Flakes.
Taste
the
delicious
difference
malt
makes.
We
are
so
sure
your
hole
family
will
like
them
that
we
say:
Buy
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
new.
Then,
put
them
to
eery
taste
test
.
.
.
compare
them
for
crisp-ness,
freshness,
flavour
with
any
corn
flakes
you'e
ever
eaten.
Then,
if
you
don't
agree
they're
the
roost
delicious-corn
flakes
you've
tvtr
eattn,
just
return
the
partly-used
pack
tge
and
you
will
get
double
your
money
back.
Join
the
millions
of
happy
families
who
enjoy
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
s
a
daily
treat.
Buy
several
packages
from
your
grocer
now,
IPS
THE
MALT
in
Quaker's
famous
secret
recipe
tbat
makes
Quaker
Corn
flakes
so
extra
delicious
.
.
.
to
rich
and
fUvourfuL
And
these
6ntr
flakes
are
crispier,
too
,
.
.
toasted
to
crunch;
perfection,
sold
in
flavour-sealed
packages
t
KEEPING
UP
CLOSE
RACE
Brooklyn
'
Dodgers
Still
Game
And
A
Half
Ahead
Of
St.
Louis
Cardinals
In
National
League
BROOKLYN,
August
2&:
(CP)
J
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
still
remained
half
a
game
apart
in
the
hectic
National
League
pennant
yesterday
when
the
Dodgers
won
over
Cincinnati
Reds
while
the
Cardinals
were"
disposing
of
the
New
York
Giants.
In
the
American
League,
New
York
Yankees,
who
are
merely
coasting
home
with
the
flag
which
they
have
virtually
cinched
already,
scored
an
easy
eleven
to
one
victory
over
St.
Louis
Browns.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
0-6.
Boston
C-4.
Pittsburg
12,
Philadelphia
2.
Cincinnati
2,
Brooklyn
4.
St.
Louis
8,
New
York
5.
American
League
Washington
11,
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
4,
Cleveland
11.
Boston
3,
Detroft
6.
New
York
11,
St.
Louis
1.
TENNIS
TOURNEY
OFF
ACTIVITIES
FOR
YOUTH
Oyro
Club
Hears
Thoughtful
Address
by
Cecil
Shanti
Who
Was
in
Charge
of
Playgrounds
This
Year
A
thoughtful
address
on
the
sub
ject
of
provision
and
direction
of
the
recreational
activities
for
child
ren
and
youth
outside
of
school
hours,
particularly
those
who
may
lack
adequate
Interest,
guidance
or
supervision
on
the
part
of
parents.
was
given
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
by
Cecil
Shantz
who
has
been
in
charge
of
supervised
play.
ground
activities
for
the
club
here
during
the
past
season.
Mr.
Shant?
emphasized
the
value
which
he
felt
a,
properly
directed
civic
centre
here
would
be
in
the
way
of
providinp
healthful
activity
and
a
proper
anc'
I
beneficial
outlet
for
the
excess
en
ergy
of
youth.
Provision
of
such
activity
would
go
far
in
the
curing
cf
anv
juvenile
delinquency
prob
lem
wnich
might
exist.
Mr.
Shantz
spoke
of
the
great
and
I
fine
effect
which
proper
nd
Ju
'dicious
parental
influence
had
upon
'children.
Unfortunately,
however
.in
many
cases
there
was
not
this
i
good
influence.
The
schools
coult
'not
be
expected
to
fill
the
defic
.iency
so
it
became
a
community
responsibility
to
provide
a
means
o
meeting
the
problem
of
an
outlet
fo-
the
excess
energy
of
the
youn
folk
which
in
some
way
mast
br
....
I
expended
after
school
hours
were
over.
In
addition
to
the
facilities.
it
was
very
essential
that
there
j
should
be
direction
which
provided
interest
and
commanded
respect
Those
who
essayed
this
task
should
know
something
of
the
mentalit
1
and
psychology
of
the
young
people
Mr.
Shantz
told
the
club
how
he
had
enjoyed
his
work
here
as
dir
r.
ector
of
the
supervised
playgrounds
.entries
to
fill
out
the
events,
Prince
HIH
,vnrr
,
tn,
i
cuius
fladiiui.
an-
thf.
vaTlnu.
niavmimrt!
ani,
re
nounces
the
nnen
clnh
tnnrnnmpnt.
ommended
that
they
should
In-
for
this
season
is
now
definitely
called
off.
'
used
a8aln
next
year
if
they
werr
available.
He
also
acknowledged
A
"spot"
costs
you
only
half
a
the
assistance
he
had
been
given
by
dollar.
Try
it
in
the
Daily
News
....
w.
P.
Stone,
president
of
the
Gyro
1
11
ciassuiea
column.
.
at)
Club;
Frank
Skinner,
chairman
ol
-7"
ri-wi
LJ.WM
rri
-
V.
V
.
"Don
t
tell
me
you
rolled
that
one!"
"Sure!
It's
easy
with
The
New
CROSS
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO"
It's
a
cinch
with
O.K.
Cross
Cut
for
even
beginners
to
roll
cigarettes
that
look
and
smoke
like
"tailor-rhades".
You'll
he
proud
of
jour
handiwork
.
.
.
It's
the
new
cross
cut
that
does
it.
It's
easy
to
pick
the
exact
amount
for
a
perfect
cigarette
.
.
.
and
it
absolutely
snuggles
into
the
paper
.
.
.
Marvellous
tobacco,
too
mild,
fragrant,
completely
satisfying!
ml
A
PACKAGE
I
the
playgrounds
committee,
and(
thanked
D.
G.
Borland,
manager
of
he
Capitol
Theatre,
for
the
don-
ttion
of
theatre
tickets
which
had
'
jecn
popular
prizes.
During
the
luncheon
President
3tcne,
who
was
in
the
chair,
made
oresentaUons
to
Mr.
Shantz,
ia
ap
preciation
of
his
work
as
play-
tround
director,
and
to
Miss
May
Skinner,
who
wasthe
club's
popular
andidate
In
the
recent
civic
cen-
re
carnival
queen
contest.
Try
a
want
ad.
ir.
the
Daily
News.
GIVE
MORE
THOUGHT
IMI
NtW
WHOll
WHIAT
CIBUl
Cubs
contain
the
whole
wheat
the
precious
wheat
germ,
the
bran,
the
minerals.
And
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
j
Margaret
Saunders
and
A.
Hill,'
Wells,
B.
C;
J.
Reardon,
Ottawa;
R.
Green.
H.
H.
Klrkpatrick,
1
Frank
Shafer,
G.
MilllJhamp,
Van-1
couver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Salter
and
Patsy
and
Don,
Carlisle;
Mrs.
H.
A.
Hagen,
Seattle;
Harry
Chrls-tensen,
Everett;
A.
Starr,
New
I
York
City;
Perry
Holm,
Seattle
William
C.
HolHen.
Ketchikan.
It
was
announced
that
a
picnic
Royal
cr
club
members,
their
wives
and
F
j
Lancaster
Vancouver.
families
would
be
held
a
week
from
i
Central
lext
Sunday,
the
trip
to
be
made
on
Paul
jones
clty.
Ciaus
Helland,
Or.
R.
G.
Large's
fine
new
power
rvo-hv
rdnnrt
acht
Soogwills.
Guests
at
the
luncheon
included
3r.
Jchn
J.
Gibson
as
well
as
Mr.
Jhantz
and
Miss
Skinner.
Mary
Wesley.
Indian,
for
drunkenness,
was
fined
$10,
with
option
of
five
days'
imprisonment,
in
city
police
court.
TO
YOUR
Cubs
BREAKrAS
J
WHEAT
GERM
Cr
Cubs
are
made
from
whole
wheat
in
which
the
wheat
germ
is
retained
in
its
entirety.
A
product
ol
Tht
Candin
Shtfddtd
Whntt
Compmnr
Li
mil
id
in
additionjtb
being
a
source
of
nourishment
and
energy,
they
are
also
delightfully
tasty.
The
nut-like
flavor
of
the
wheat
is
blended
with
mellow
malt
to
make
it
more
enticing
still.
Give
the
family
a
real
treat.
Serve
Cubs
tomorrow
for
breakfast.
SPOON-SIZE
READY
TO
EAT
CEREAL
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Line
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