... North ands are busy these days. Charabancs by the dozen, automobiles by the hundred, are streaming through the. gates of Prince Albert National Park loaded with fagged parents, and tired but hopeful children, and the usual paraphernalia necessary for a holiday ...

... first, when the competition closes. & FOOTBALL. The Clydesdale Club met Ardrossan Inst Saturday for the third round of the Prince Albert Cup. The game was played at Renfrew. Ardrossan proved the better team on this occasion, and won by three goals to nil. ...

... Boys’ Welfare, with their unbroken record, departed for Ardross-an to filay Ardrossan Shipyards in the third round the Prince Albert Cup last Saturday. The match was played Win ton Park, and in the first half Clydesdale, who lost the toss, had a very strong ...

... provides for them. is here, with its southern gateway opening to the prairies, that the Dominion Ctovernment has established Prince Albert National Park. The reserve is a generous one, covering an area of 1,869 square miles. This peaceful lake and woodland region ...

... PRINCE ALBERT’S CUP DRAW At a meeting the Scottish Welfare Footoall Association, held in the Central Halls, Bath Street, Glasgow, the Association balloted their first round for the Prince Albert Junior and Juvenile Cup Competitions. The result of the ...

... Lanarkshire Welfare Juvenile League. Clydesdale It, 4; liritish Cliftonviile, 2. Union Works, 3; Rivet, Bolt and Nut Company, Prince Albert Cup. Ardrossan Dock Company, 2; Clydesdale A, I. (Game unfinished.) Milnwood Welfare, 3; Drysdale Yoker, 1. Lanarkshire ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND LANDSEER The coDfidential intimacy to which Sir Edwin Landseer was admitted by the young Queen and Prince Albert is shewn in the following passage from Mr. Hanson’s biography of the great animal painter: To the Sovereign and her Consort ...

... secured full points in their three matches against Airdrie, their own ! team, and Glenboig. FOOTBALL. I' l second round the Prince Albert Cup, played at Coronation Park on the 6th inst., against P. and W. M'Lellan’s, Clydesdale Juveniles maintuihed their unbroken ...

... every success and hope fur a win. Jiinveniles were defeated at Saturday by Colville’s, Motherwell, in the first round of Prince Albert Cup. The score was two goals to one in favour of Colville's. Mosseod was poorly represented. Hallonrigg Thistle are still ...

... School-house, Mossend; the kick-off is 3.30 p.m. prompt. The lads take a hit beating, and good, clean gam© is assured. The Prince Albert Welfare Cup semifinal draw lias resulted: Beardmore’s (Mossend) Athletic, v. N.B. Loco. Co., Parkhead; Armstrong and Main ...

... to nil. Nelson (2), Bobbie and -Moffat were the send counters. To-morrow (Saturday) Mossend play oft their second round Prince Albert Welfare Cup tie, at* Howard Park, Kilmarnock, versus Glen field and Kennedy’s XI. The team will l»e chosen from; Hall; ...

... Canadian Northern Railway, fiom Glccella to Dauphin, then west the trunk line to Wadena and Quill I ake, and north the Prince Albert branch through Swan River and the Carrot River valley, are being rapidly disposed of, which is scarcely to be wondered ...