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Family
Shoe
Store
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rtlctf
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on
Every
Pair.
SALE
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Values
and
still
lots
of
steer,
and
fittings.
Closes
Thursday
a.m.
Special
$1.00
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Table
Tomorrow
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1
MORE
DAY
LEFT
for
those
not
having
taken
advantage
of
the
Sale
Event.
We
suggest
your
calling
at
once
and
judge
for
yourself
the
values
we
are
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Wednesday,
September
11
PURPOSE
OF
MOBILIZATION
OKDEIt
;
It
Iooks
as
ii
,tne
purpose
01
Premier
Aiussouni's
mobilization
order
was
not
only
to
give
tne
world
an
object
lesson
of
what
the
country
mignt
do
but
also
to
test
ms'
own
people
and
put
them
all
on
record.
-Evidently
there
have
been
murmunng3
and
a
tendency
to
hang
back,
according
to
some
of
tne
information
re
tty
)oi
iUa
rtn..o.n
,1
i
.
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LphlCftgO
jjyi
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CS)UI1U
lO'"
i
MAKING.
REAL
MEN
.
Early
this
summer
the
provincial
government
launched
;an
important
experiment
in
the
salvaging
of
unemployed
SPORT
FLAG
RACE
TIGHT
ONE
Cardinals,
Cubs
and
Giants
Won
Games
in
National
League
Yesterday
.
n
.
...
.
rry
1TPI.U
in
the
first
division.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
ceived
irom
Italy.
When
every
man:
is
ordcred
to
report';,
Louls
.
American
League
Detroit
0,
Washington
6.
St.
Louis
g,
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland"
J,
New
York
4.
Chicago
3,
Boston
4.
.
r
National
League
New
York
4-4,
Pittsburg
3-2.
Brooklyn
4,
Cincinnati
1.
Boston
0,
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
2,
S.i.
Louis
4.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
Detroit
86
New
York
Cleveland
........
Boston
Chicago
Washington
....
St.
Louis
Philadelphia
.,.
85
'
..:
.86
"Maiii
tin
a-traitor
to
the
country
and
will
be
regarded
as
such.
It'
Pittsburg
.III.
77
is
a
daring
test
that
may
make
Mussolini's
position
as
a
i
Brooklyn
ei
dictator
supreme.
'
j
Cincinnati
58
.-.
We
wonder
what
would
happen
in
Canada
if
an
orderl?h,,adrph,a
'
56
46
,78
53
.65
66
.68
67
.
.65
65
...5
77
.
..56
77
.
51
77
National
League
W.
L.
49
52
50
60
71
79
77
for
general,
mobilization
were
issued
and
every
man
or-i
33
98
dered
to
fall
m
line,
help
sing
the
national
anthem
and'n
a
'fin
i
if'
Vrt
salute
the
Hag
on
penalty
of
being
shot.
It
would
cause;
JiAHK
Aft'!
IS
V.UHOH.1IIUUUII
in.
tci
etui
ijuurt-eiB.
nuppuy
uitau
is
no
iear
of
such
an
order
as
long
as
we
cling
to
our
democracy.
I
Pet
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.504
.500
.421
.421
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Pet
.634
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.562
.455
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.421
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UNBEATEN
DONCASTEK,
Eng.,
Sept.
II
fCPT-lhe-
Aga
Khan's
great
mr
beaten
colt
Bahram
today
won
the
youth,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
It
put
several
hundred
'st-
stakes
with
solar
Ray
young
men
into
camps
to
leam
mining
and
forestry.
j
'
second
and
Buckfeigh
third
m
a
;
The
first
dividends
on
this
modest
investment
a're
now
khl
The
tJkt
"?
"onh
'being
paid.
Already
nearly
half
the
boys
in
the
forestry!
'
-
-
-
camp
at
Cowichan
Lake,
having
learned
to
look
after
;Du
L
1W
A
.themselves
in
the
woods,
have
found
jobs
in
the
timber
i
lttSuUrg
MQtl
industry,
which
is
ready
to
absorb
all
the
youngsters
who
l7vf
l,
V
1
,
IJ
:make
good
in
the
government's
training
course.
J
"aj
10
J0uiaK
rt
iu
s
irom
tne
mining
camps
comes
the
news
that
the
boysf
f
Cnrn
U.i
;are
finding
a"
little
gold
but,
more
important,
are
find-
ft,S
Vrtine
1111111
ing
a
keen
interest
m
their
.work.
Many
of
them
will
re-f
main
Permanently
in
mininf?
and
will
frnrl
ihmr
wowtit;
0ri
the'r
way
to.
Kodlak
Island
Jtrainiril?
neriod
nf
inpsfimnblp
vahw
In
tViom
Tafn
ion
&me
huntfng
expedition,
:
The
lovemment's
experiment
a'ivhMbT
nn
?
1
outstanding
success.
It
is
not
only
turning
out
the
best
'
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
east
on
type
of
men
for
our
two
most
important
industries,
but
is
last
night's
train
and
mailed
this
rescuing
boys
from
the
insidious
disease
of
Idleness
arid
!
arte'00n
on
the
ptitC(!SS
Lou'c
despair
whieh
ia
thP
wncst
nrA
mnct
0r.,ln,'r.r,
fnn,,
e
for
Alaska.
Mr.
Matthews
Is
an
HSj'f"
",uu""
"uc
UAiarcher
of
s
What
a
contrast
there
is
between
the
active,
happy
young
fellows
irr
the
forestry
and
mining
camns
and
thp
unfortunate
inmates
of
the
federal
government's
road
and
tontlm,e
no';h
aboard
a
camps!
The
chief
distinction
is
not
that
the
bovs
in
fh0'gamtbdl
Church
barter
boat.
provincial
camps
are
paid
more,
for
their
wages
are
small,
but
that
they
feel
they
are
doing
something
worth
while
and
pitfng
somewhere.
They
are
learning
a
trade,
a
way
of
life
and
a
love
of
British
Columbia's
wilderness
which
is
vital
in
the
future
development
of
this
new
country.
They
are
.learning
about
our
.
forests
and
our
minerals,
which
will
always
provide
jobs
f
qr
a'
large
part
of
our
population,
They
are
being
made
into
useful
and
contented
British
Columbians
where
a
large
percentage
of
the
young1
men
in
the4
road
camps,
as
a
result
of
official
stupidity
and
lack
of
human
understanding,
are
being
made
into
listless
malcontents,
who
may
never
find
their
feet
in
life.
some
me
and
plans'
on
laying
low
one.
of
the
fiercer
Kodlak
bears
by
bow
and
arrow.
The
party
will
leave
the
sfeametf
at
Wrangell
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
.Morgan
&
Bad
Barrl?
Don't
forget
the
number
156
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
September
liil
PR.
ALBERT
FINE
PARK
Gyro
Club
Hears
Front
II.
S.
Meadows
About
Progress.it
e
Western
City
and
Its
Outstanding
Tourist
Attraction
Central
Avenue,
the
city's
mam
boslnness
thoroughfare,
there
Is
not
one
vacant
storp
There
are
no
vacant
houses
or
apartment
suites
and
many
new
houses
are
being
er-
ected.
It
has
ten
completed
railway
lines.
din
Canada's'
two'
great
rail
transportation
systems
three
of
these
Branch
limes
have
beeri
completed
since
1929.
All-weather
gravel
highways
conne
the
city
with
an
other
fifties
In
thi
province.
It
Is
oue
ef
the
finest
mixd
farming
areas
of
the
west
and
has
never
i
i
Kuuwii
a
crop
IHUIU
Thirty-filve
miks
north
of
the
i
An
interesting
talk
descriptive
of
jetty
Mes-
Saskatchewan's
new
na-Prlnce
Albert
National
Park
which!
tionri
nfavWourM.
Prince
Albert
Alii
he
recently
visited,
was
oetlvered'
National
Park,
a
vatt
region
of
lake
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
and
"woodland,
.corrfprising
1.869
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
to-
square
mlJeS.
Here
are
thousands
of
day
by
II.
S.
Meadows,
local
mana-
erystar
lakes
from
the
tiny
rock
ger
of
the
Canadian
National
Tel-
basins
only
a
-
few
hundred
.-
yards
peeled
logs
where
oae
registers
before
entering
the
park.
Thence
one
travels
another
thltty-five
miles
to
Waskesleu
Lake.
Starting
from
TTi
FINESTaG
ARETTt
PAPERS
IN
THE
FINEST
BOOK
AUTOMATIC
BLACK
COVER
O'lttMt
iMf
"
"
"
"
"
""
Po
mommctitd.
BLUE
COVER
"EG
YPTIEN"
RolU
a
cigarttt
lilt
a
Rady
Mod.
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company.
Tftls.
fished
lakes.
Beaeft"
as
It
Is
eaHed,
forms
one
of
post
disappeared!
but
abont
1865
the-i
Thft-frmrt
nnw
farming
tho
narki'he
cWef
attractions
of
ths
part.
leading
Detroit
Tigers
were
shut
i
Hudson's
Bay
Company
built
an-rwat'once.the
hunting
ground
of
the-Nearly
one
and
one-half
miles
In
out
by
the
Washington
Senators
at'other
fort
on
thepresent
site
of
feree
Indian
a
trite
of
wheni
nowkln&th'
j
shoreline
shelving
the
National
&ipltal
while
the
New1
Prine
Albert,
naming
it
"Fort.iive
on
a
resetve
immediately
ad-adualiy
into
the
rater
In
which
York
Yankees,
playing
at
home,
Albert".
f
joining
the
park
to
the"
east.
one
I
ior
a
omancs
n
a
most
200
yard,
while
its
clear
sll
Hor
thV.
wmi,rH
inHionc
t
In
1866,
Rev.
James
Nesbitt:
'
Pktoresqnc
Park
ver
sand
provides
an
Ideal
Child-
roH
k-
f
-n.,.
n
f
oundfid
the
Mfeslrn
of
Prlnre
Al-i
seven
and
a1
half
games
which,
atjbert
for
Indian.
It
was
the
Hud-
The
new
park
has
an
elevation
of
that,"
should
be
sufficient
to
carry
,
son's
Bay
post
to
which
the
Indian
j
1300
feet
above
sea
lavel.
the
south-them
through
to
the
pennant.
The
:
hunters
brought
their
catches
of
boundary
of
the
park
lie?
about
Boston,!'
Red
Sox.
niavtrur
at
homo
i
fur.
They
came
oh
foot,
in
canoes.
!
thirty-five
miles
nrtti
by
west
of
1
P'lnce
Albert
and
is
reached
"by
a
i
hotels,
several
store
and
a
dance
had
a
close
victory
over
the
Chi-
j
by
dog-slelgh,
It
was
from
this
post
cago
White
Sox
and
replaced
them
that
the
for
cargoes
swept
down
the
I
magnificent
rlveT
to
Fort
Garrv.
on
I
over
its
continuing
waters,
the
Nel-son
River,
to
Hudson
Bay,
thence
,
to
the
markets
of
the
world.
.
A
Fine
Modern
City.
Today
Prince
Aioert
has
a
pop
ulation
of
about
twelve
thousand.
In
the
mile
of
business
frontage
on
ren's
payground.
Comprising
three
blocks,
the
business
section
looks
out
over
the
lake,
and
the
houses
and
summer
well
kept
graveled
road.
At
ine
en-;""-
oieis
ana
a
nungaiow
camp
trance
there
is
a
lodge
built
of
iprovwe
good
accommodation
Located
between
the
business
section
and
the
motor
camp
site
h
the
Government
headquarters
building,
the
summer
office
of
the
there,
the
park
headquarters.
one;Parlc
superintendent.
may
travel
by
water,
with
brief
por-
cages.
literally
for
hundreds
of
Park
Attractions
The
Government
mntrvr
funs
miles,
reaching
on
the
west
Ihefcif
ls
ldeanT
situated
on
w
lake
Great
Slave
Lake
and
the
MacKert-
f
fr0l,t,
commanding
an
excellent
r4
rrW.Tti
J3T.
lAJUiS,
Sept.
II-
llD
vyiui.o.
-
the
world
champion
Cardinals
de-
jegraphs
and
secretary
of
the
club,
across
to
great
bodies
of
water
over
score
of
lakes
tifcd
together
by
small
featlng
the
Phillies
here,
Chicago
s,
rresiueni
ioD?y
was
m
iiny
mnea
long,
ue-ween
iyuiB
one
streams.
Cubs
blanking
thp
lowly
Boston
ichair
and
there
was
a
good
atten-
to
another
Ilka
crystal
threads,
run
prospect
Point
forms
the
reslden-Braves
at
Wrigiey
Field
while
the
(dance
of
club
members
with
one
lnnumerabie
little
rivers
and
tial
section
of
Waskesleu
Beach,
New
York
Giants
tcck
both
ends
of
I
guest;
Alfred
Large
of
Toronto.
,
streams
wav!ng
tho
whole
region
and
a
number
of
summer
cottages
a
double-header
f-om
the
Pirates
Mr.
Meadows
.tola
now
in
the
together
into
a
network
of
waters,
have
been
erected
there
by
resl-at
Pittsburg,
the
close
race
forvear
1783
on
the
high
banks
of
the
providing
:
continuous
waterways
for
dents
of
Prince
Albert.
The
Right
pennant
honors
in
the
National
i
Saskatchewan
River,
a
short
dis-
hundreds
of
miles
Scores
of
white
'Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
has
a
League
continued
yesterday.
Theltance
above
the
present
site
of
the
sand
beachte,
she'tttg
out
.gently
i
:ottage
there,
the
gift
of
the
peo-Cards
have
a
margin
of
one
game!
city
c
Prince
Albert,
Tcmison
built
and
clean
as
a
floor.
Invite
one
to
p!e
of
Prince
Albert.
East
of"
Pros-over
the
Cubs
who,
m
turn,
have
a'
Lower
Hudson
House",
naming
It
Rriger
and"
bathe.
Pickerel,
pike,
;pect
Point
"Is
found
the
business
lead
of
two
ea'mes
over
the'
ai
t'
'
George-
Hudson,
an
employee,
and
great
trout
swfcirfl
in
Its
un-1
sub-settfen
and
the
bmeh.
"Hig
Giants.
In
the
American
League,
the
helters.
camp
stovr
..
,t.
benehes.
There
is
a
large
eammu,
;?
i
duui,
oi
peeiea
logs
and
a
n
open
fireplace
whrre.
w
:rn
it
wet,
concerts
and
othn
cc
may
be
held.
There
Is
also
a
Ian
c-r
-
.;
refrigerator
for
the
use
of
;
rnere
one
may
storo
ths
ouuer
aria
mtai.
inei'
a:
form
of
amaFl
lockers
w(
i
numbried,
the
only
cost
be
ippll
their
own
padlock,
r.
J
There
Is
a
trumping
staf:cn
v'
ltrlc
Ugh't
plant,
waier
t
drawn
from
the
centr-
of
As
a
holiday
rssort
whr
:;
sanset
fishing,
boating
b:."
and
bsantiful
scenery
at
a
t..
mum
cost:
Prince
Albert
Nl
a
Park
1
hard
to
beat.
dee.Iar
Mi
Meadows.
William
Cruicksh&nk,
chlrc:
of
the
entertainment
eommJ'ter
announced
that
Rev
E.
S.
Ore
-j
'
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Se
Cove,
would
be
the
speaker
uf
tb
Gyro
luncheon
ntxt
Wednrsi?
and
that
on
September
25
thru
would
be
a
dinner
rfance
wltii
tit
ladies
a
special
guests.
BAR
SILVfcR
"c
nivcr
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a
distance
of
ten
miles.
The
silver
was
unchanged
at
tipper
tire
circuit
of
the
park
may
be
made
;
grounds
are
large
and
well
laid
ounce
on
the
local
mew
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by
canoe
passing
through
nearly
a
out,
and
are
provided
with
kitchen1
yesterday.
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other
medium,
nor
group
of
media,
is
needed
to
supplement
newspapers
in
selling
the
Canadian
market.
Whether
it
be
Canada
as
a
whole
or
a
certain
sector
of
it,
which
the
advertiser
desires
to
reach
at
once
or
continu
ously,
daily
newspapers
do
a
thorough
and
complete
sell'
ing
job.
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trading
centres
of
Canada
from
which
business
radates
outward
are
marked
and
indicated
by
the
very
fact
that
one
newspaper
or
more
is
published
there
every
day.
Practically
eyry
Canadian
family
reads
a
Canadian
newspaper
every
day.
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intensive
coverage
renders
the
use
of
other
maor
media
wholly
unnecessary;
jp
employ
them
is
"carrying
coals
to
Newcastle."
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