o nog rap monog rap v mitato tor Histovical Mic rouproductiom I lm titut cam dion do mic rouproductiom historians: schnical and Bibliographic Notes Notes techniques at bibliographiques ’ ' to has attempted to obtain the best original L lnstitut a microfilme le meilleur exemplaire qu ll iui a fi . F r of hi o wh ch i role for lming eatues t s c py i été poss ble de se procurer. Les details do eat exam ui wh ch t r an ol - liographlcaily n que. i may al e y plaire qui sont peut étre uniques dupoint de vue bibli 3 in the r ro ctio or wh ch hi ue i ep du n , i may ograp q . qu peuvent modifier une image reproduite. y change the usual method of filming are ouqui peuvent exiger une modification dans la - i ow. normals fi o l i l de de lmage s nt nd ques cl dessous . Jred covers I Coloured pages I Pages de couleur orture de couleur rs damaged I erture endoi nmagee Pages restored and/or laminated I Pages restaurées et/ou peiliculées rs restored and/or laminated I c rtu r r t/o iliculée o re estau ée e u pe Pages discol ured . stained or foxed I Pages décolorées , tachetées oupiquées rtitle missing I Le titre do couverture manque Pages detached I Pages détachées cred maps ICartes géographiques en couleur Showthrough I Transparence Jred ink (i.e. other than blue or black) i de couleur (Le . autre que bleue ouno re) Q uality of print varies ’ Q ualité inégale de l impression ured plates and/or illustrations I zhes et/ou illustrations en couleur includes supplementary material I Comprend dumateriel supplémentaire id with other material I ’ d aut o t who r rti r i avec res d cumen s Pages lly o pa ally obscu ed by errata sl ps. tissues , etc. have been refilmed to ensure the best edition available I possible image I Les pages totalement ou ’ i ibl i r nf i 3 edition d spon e partiellementobscurc es pa u eu lletd errata . une i pelure . etc. ont été iimées anouveau de facon a i r t rtio ir i i i bind ng may cause shadows o dis o n along obten la me lleure mage poss ble . or margin La reliure serrée peut causer de re oude la distorsion le long de la marge O pposing pages with va rying coiouration or i cure . d scolou rations are filmed twice to ensure the best ’ possible image Les pages s opposant ayant des it leaves added during restorations may appear colorations variables oudes décolorations sont r fi f ’ nthe text. Wheneve possible . these have been lmées deux fois a in d obtenir la meilleure image ed from filming I i!so poutqua certaines pages ' ches ajoutées l ors d u ne restau ration raisse nt dans la texte. mats . lorsque cela était ’ n ii ibie . ces pages ont pas été i mées. tionai comments I mentaires supplémentaires ’ been rep roduced thanks L es emplaire f il ms f ut reproduit grace e la generosita de: Weldon L ibrary nterio University of Western O ntario re are the best quality Les image s suivantes ont m reproduites avec la o iti o l ibi it r n eoin c nd n and eg l y plus g a d . com pte tenu de la condition at ' k in w ith the de tt te l x m n eep g la ne a de e e plaire f ilms. et en Mom . conf ormita avec las conditions ducontrat de fi lmage . r ar paper cove s e filmed Les eaemplaires originaux dont la couvert u re en end i n cover end ng o papier est impri mee sont f il m‘s an com m encent :ed or illustrated imp res pe r le premie r plat et en terminant soit par la rhen appropriate . All derniere page qui comport e une empreinte , ' ‘ fi b i i on the d im reaslon oud illustra l med eg nn ng p ti on . soi t par is second r ill t i r t o ustra ed mp es pla . aelon le cas . Tous lea autres exemplaires est page w ith a pri nted origi naux sont fil m“ en com me ncent par la premiere page qui comporte u ne emprs inte ' ’ d lmprees ion oud illustration at an termi nant par la derniere page q ui c omporte une tells r emp ei nte . “ it each microf iche Un des sy mb ol es su ivants sppareit ra sur la " —e» ( a i CO N dernlere i do che ue i r i me n ng mage q m c of che . seion le ‘ T " 7 i : le s mbols ai nif ia (mean ng cas y g A SU IVRE . ie “ " s mbol i nif i PI y s V s g a N . ma be fi at L ea rt l n h t b y l med ca es . p a c es . a leau x . etc . pe uvent atre Tho too l r to be f i ‘ a des t x re ti se a ge l m s au de d uc on dif f erents . aposure are fil med Lorsq ue la doc ume nt est trop grand pou r atre it h r r l to r ro it n i i and co ne . eft ep du en u seu cl che. il es t f il ms a part ir ' as f r n l eri r he de h many a mes as de l e g e su p eu gauc . gauc e s d roite . lagrams ill ust rate the et de haut on has . an prenant le nombre ' d imagas necessaire . Les diagra m mes suivants i llustrent la met hods . i ut e i i is good enough adv ce. b ev n that d el ghtful exper ence pails on you and e r be i hi he your inter st tu ns, suddenly may , to furn s ng a home . W n thinking of that come to r i hed h d of h mes in i We have fu n s t ousan s o Toronto on cred t . i t is our i w i business and we th nk e know t . C r e d i t H e l Ef ul Below we ask you to look at an example bargain TH IS B EAUTIFU L BIG RO C KER FO R i t is bui lt of solid - X cut oak, polished finish nea ve , tly car d, upholstered seat and back and embraces the best features in chair construction . Worth Sell ing price on prese n t a t i o n of this pro g r a m m e 193 5 7 YO NGE ST. CA NO EING H IL E t he red man has not been able to withstand the advance of the ' i pale face s civilization , h s whit e brother, especially he who i s fond as m i him of sports, h any th ngs to thank for . Our national game, lacrosse, which flourishe s from one end of the mi i th h i s i i i he i - i Do n on to e ot er, of Ind an or g n , and t b rch hark canoe, n i h me e i e s wh ch e roa d th lakes and r v r , is responsible for the present develop ment of the highly - varnished canoe of to- day— the most popular craft that m Young Canada e ploys . i From a strictly utilitarian point of v ew , nothing used in navigation has had a more potent influence in the opening up of this country than the i canoe. W thout it e xplorers and prospectors would have found it impossible to open the new sect ions of countri es which later w ere made accessible by less han ut lous m r i ethods of transpo tat on . I is i i t with canoe ng as a sport that Canad an canoe clubs have to deal , and it must be with intense sati sfaction that the ofii cers and membe rs can see th i that e popularity of the canoe in th s way is constantly on the increase. Regattas that only a short t ime ago confined thei r attention to rowing e e m e ei e e i e i v nts now have a nu b r of cano ng v nts on the r programm , t ‘ having become well recognized that a w ar canoe race aflords a spectacle i more int erest ng and pleasing to watch than any other aquatic contest . A v ery grati fying feature i n respect to canoeing as a sport is that it i s i more strictly amat eur than any othe r sport . In sp te of the fact that almost ever vothe r sport has had to succumb to the withe ring touch of professional i sm th oe i s i in the me the e i i f , e can st i st ll ga only for recr at on that t af ords . i ' Canoei sts, it is for you to say whether th s desirable condition of afi air s i i h i i shall cont nue.