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. € Ade 'Spent Last Hours in Quebec yy 2h Eo » J a eat EN {SELECTION of BEST STRI FOR HOE TH After a Visit to 4 Montredl oh ait \ 1 J J $= Ta v on A 1 DAILY. TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927 Sisten MERAH ANEW BU OB {BOO EE a BU 2 2B 5 -_.n-- _.e fe Wk \ IOS 208 JBN 88 | HBO BB BU BUBB EE BU UBT LUJAN : Pi 4 18 | PS for TIMES READERS "ELLA CINDERS--What's the Idea? rr Montreal, Que., Sept. 6.--(CP)-- |[E In the early hours of to-morrow: the Prince of Wales and Prince George will begin the last lap of their pres- ent visit to Canada. Their final day - here was a busy nne, although there ||| were no really public engagements. Shortly after they rrived in the city fom Qartierville, where they have been since Saturday, the two broth- ers paid a visit to the two British en-of-war, Calcutta and: Cairo: ly- ng in Montreal Harbor. The Prince of Wales then went on to the United © Service Club and Prince George played squash rackets, In the after- noon the Prince of Wales played golf at Dixie, while Prince George remained in town, making calls and shopping. Together the two brothers then returned to Cartierville, resi- dence of Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Frank Meighen, where they were enter- tained to dinner, The Royal train leaves Montreal for Quebec at 4 a.m. the two landedPrinces sailing by the Em- press of Scotland tomorrow after. noon, Rather more than five weeks .have passed since the two Princes, with Premier Baldwin landed at « Quebec from the Empress of Au- stralia. During that time they have traversed Canada from Quebec to Victoria. During the first twelve days or so theyy travelled in comp- any with Premier Baldwin and his party. At Calgary the two ' parties separated. Mr, Baldwin went on to Banff, crossed the divide that he might actually stand in British Col- nmbia territory, and then returned East, visiting the Maritime Prov- inces hefore taking the hoat home. The two Princes proceeded to the Prince of Wales' ranch south of Calgary, and then continued west to Vancouver and Victoria, They re- turned east via the Kettle Valley Line and the Crow's Nest, KINGSTON HARBOR SWIM WON BY HOWARD MURRAY Kingston, Sept, b5.--A two-mile swimming race was held this morn- ing from Garden Island across the harbor to Kingston, under the aus- pices of Y.M.C,A. There were 36 entrants; and 11 finished, includ- ing three girl entries Result was: 1, Howard Murray; 2, Cadet Pat- ton, Royal Military College; 8, Har- old 'Anglin; 4, Royal Dougall; 5, Cadet Savage, Royal Military Col- lege; 6, Vance Nicholson; 7, George Ashby; 8, Mae Horne, Wolfe Isl- and; 9, V. Sherbino; 10, Molly Cas- giday; 11, Dorothy Paige, Felt Bros. 2 he LEADING JEWELERS REFRESHMENTS Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, and Light Lunches LAKA 14 Simcoe St. N. Phone 2264 EE RAILWAY TIME TABLES B I EE SE YES, WHAT 18 (T How can the skipper skp Ella From the Bounding main foXladori 27 BRINGING UP FATHER --By Geo, McManus -- en en tse «th PLACE THAN | pie ITALY 1S A BETTER {| THOLGHT © 1927 oy Inv Framums Senvics, Ins; Gress Britain rights reserved TELLING TOMMY IT 1S THE LIGHT-YELLOW ROOT OF A LOW WILD HERB, PRIZED BY THE CHINESE AS A MEDICINE, TOMMY, Fore OF THE ROOTS ARE SHAPED A LITTLE Iti THE EAVES OF THE GINSENG ROOTS ARE EXPORTED TO CHIZEA # WING SEVE SM DOLLARS A POUND, GINSENG PLANT AND BRING SEVEG\ DO-6ARS SCARLET BERRIES OF THE GINSENG E GINSENG PLANT, WITH ITS THREE TO FIVE LEAVES AND INCONSPICUOUS FLOWERS WHICH CHANGE TO SCARLET BERRIES, IS FOUND IN AMERICA FROM THE VALLEY OF THE ST. LAWRENCE TO THE MOUNTAINS OF GEORGIA AND WEST TO THE MISSISSIPPI - NAME WAS DERIVED FROM THE CHINESE WORDS WHICH MEAN FORM OF MAN" LBirhcucH OUR ONIN DOCTORS CONSIDER IT OF LITTLE VALUE THE SUPERSTITIOUS CHINESE CONSIDER IT A CURE FORALL ILLS. @ 1927. by Kang Features Syndicate. foc, Crest Brataw rights reaeived 4 ISNT A VERY NASTY MEDICINE? NIVZ NUL NOY7 NOV NOV NV, NZ WZ Z \o/A\, \§. ()/3) (Bh) (AD = 0A (A 2 » 4] { i ] 0) A SNC INT OPT NC NC NO YE - '