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VERY
GOOD
NEWS
RUSSIA
IN
THE
LIMELIGHT
..86
..98
$800
9.00
The
announcement
yesterday
that
the
provincial
gov
eminent
was
prepared
to
take
over
the
care
of
the
unem
"
ployed
"
and
to
find
them
work
on
the
highways
of
the
pro
Plenty
of
Color
This
Season;
Shoes,
Hat
and
Scarf
to
Match;
Cottons
Well
as
Silks
the
Vogue
Gone
are
the
days
when
you
simply
had
to
wear
sjlk
for
"dress-up."
''Look
artless
in
cotton"'
on
summer
evenings,
advises
fashion.
Organdie
with
sprigs
of
roses,
dimity,
muslins,
cambrics,
batiste
which
is
eyelet
embroidered
.
.
.
these
are
some
of
the
cotton
conceits
which
are
to
make
in-
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
.
..
wcnueg
0f
aM
Lace
anti
sheer
embroidery
of
the
old.
fashioned
tvue
aonear
on
ruffles
and
collars
and
tiny
cap
c
puff
ed
,
developed
In
mesh
effects,
fashion
sleeves.
Allover
lace
formal
gowns
!
themselves
into
chic
hats
for
town
in
soft
colors
or
white
mingle
wear,
although
the
hair
hat
Is
gen-
ii
.i
i
1
u
a
prnllv
rhnspn
fnr
fnrmiil
afternoon
I
4Q5uiaruy
wim
me
uuutuig
iiuuii&
uii
;
!
-.
.i
.
.,n
im
and
eveninc
wear.
'
"
nrt
.
ixiiLuiis.
oaiui.
coucvianjf
111
wuuc,
2jj'uuu
very
Mimptc
ui
inic,
icliucd
ujj-..rnroval
for
evenine.
Taffeta,
velve-
accent
wim
ormjuiii
utcw.
scans,
'
;
berets,
handkerchiefs.
We
wear
July
24,
1931'
white
chesses,
more
formal
in
de-
Russia
is
almost
always
in
the
limelight
just
now.
That
country
is
the
source
of
conflicting
opinions
and
conflicting
news.
It
is
such
a
blc
countrv
that
what
is
true
of
one
card
to
the
work
of
women.
This
nroved
so
interestinfiby
clips,
not
only
one,
btvt
two,
that
we
plan
to
publish
more.
Possibly
there
are
other
iJJ
K'oJorf
sides
to
the
questions
discussed
but
these
articles
are
worth
des.
OPTIONAL
CLAUSE
The
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
the
concern
that
has
the
lease
1
less
work
for
Mother
when
she
serves
Kcllogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Delicious
for
any
meal.
No
prqiaring.
Wholesome.
Easy
to
digest.
Have
KclloggV
often
and
save
yourself
trouble
CORN
CORN
FLAKES
fn
or
thlUrm'i
mmlng
ml.
MVf
bf
KtlUtt
LonJort,
Ontmrlo,
Director
Is
Visitor
Here
on
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
has
an
open
contract
thia
J.
ryfe
smith
Makes
rirst
Trip
to
year
with
wheat
growers.
The
farmers
are
not
bound
to
I
city
since
Receiving
uis
sell
to
the
pool
but
may,
if
they
wish,
dispose
of
their
crops
I
Appointment
tn
nmr
liliiinn
Jt
V.n..
nnll
U
1
1
T
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I
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tu
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1
,cy
t
l
I
UUI
"y
B
u
J.
Fjfe
Smith,
director,
of
tho
payment
anu
me
oaiance
laier
wnen
tne
wneat
is
sold.
It
i
canadtan
Ntlonai
RaUwayt
ac-is
a
radical
change
and
an
abandonment
of
the
effort
to
:
companted
by
Mrs.
smith
and
b.
j.
create
a
selling
monopoly
on
the
prairies.
Chappell
general
superinttndcmt
of
;
the
wostarn
lines,
arrived
in
the
city
:
this
afternoon
and
will
spend
some
time
looking
over
the
terminals
be-
j
fore
leaving
for
the
south
late
to-!
morrow.
;
This
is
Mr.
Smith's
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
since
his
appointment
as
director.
He
was
here
once
before
about
fourteen
years
ago.
;
'
The
director
hai
been
inspecting
the
part
of
the
railway
covered
by
the
triangular
Miction
and
stopped
off
4
Jasper
Park.
.
Civil
Service
In
Argentine
DUENCS
AIRES,
July
21:
With
I
the
appointment
of
a
committee
to
tudv
he
reform
of
the
National
Civil
Bervlc
along
British
and
Am-'
erlcan
lines,
in
so
far
as
stable
employment
is
concerned,
the
govern-
f
ment
of
Provisional
President
Jose
Uriduruu
has
undertaken
a
task
frequently
sidetracked
by
previous
administrations.
IIUOII
I.
DICKKY,
M.I).
SPECIALIST
Eye.
Ear,
Nose
and
Throat
Eyes
Tested
Glasses
Fitted
No.
1
Itoyal
Hotel
Colors
Reaches
the,
Shoe
'ij
....
HT
iUl
maAh
vntt
cava
ViA
Hen
anu
yanspareni
veivei,
usuauy
;
in
bright
hues
or
black,
fashion
the
i
.ioe
to
the
hat
and
the
scarf,
season
smartest
evening
wraps.
1(j
proceeds
'to
become
a
,uU,LOO!'SJ
rft?
Ten,
blue,
red
or
what-Whtte
for
sporta
white
for
town
,
muM.
wear,
white
for
dinner
and
1
eve-
,tne
"J
h"?
,H!kB
V
nlorod
shoe
has
fashion's
sanction.
,
course
under
our
dark
coats
when
,
lored
r
de
Qf
we
go
to
bridge,
or
or
toner
-
in.
jlor
ihkK
rough
,wwn.
in
uie
oongy
ongy
fathers.
leathers.
The
The
mornlni
morning
as
gardenias
in
au-wnite
evening
dresses.
White
polo
coats
dash
hither
and
yon
over
the
summer
scene.
White
jewelry
and
white
gloves
'
..Utl.
-
.1
k.UUa
.Uaam
11
,
u
1
i
11
mine
alii
WtlltC
A11VCO
WC1C
vinv-c
mis
cAteueiiw
novvo.
it
va
o
cajicvku
;
never
so
completely
popular
before.
so
often
we
do
not
get
what
we
expect,
J
Keep
a
cool
Head
Public
Works
Minister
Bruhn
seems
to
have
the
right
i
That's
easy
enough
in
the
new
idea,
and
this
is
doubtless
a
reflection
of
the
mind
of
the
t
of
fabric,
often
combined
with
whole
cabinet.
To
take
the
stand
that
the
federal
govern-
.SnserylTiVhr.;
ment
takes
is
a
ruination
policy.
They
intimate
that
it
wndy
flange
on
the
generous
brim!
the
duty
of
each
municipality
-to
take
care
of
its
own
un-
0f
a
flattering
hat
of
black
baku
employed.
The
difficulty
is
that
men
do
not
stay
in
any
j
strikes
a
new
note.
Linen
and
pique
particular
municipalities
in
this
country.
They
move
from
!lln
wlth
almost
any
straw
to
give;
place
toplace
as
they
hear
of
possible
developments.
Prince
and
coolness.
Hair
bodies,
Kupert
is
looked
upon
as
a
place
with
possibilities.
That
s
"
why
they
come
here.
Particularly
interesting
and
commendable
is
the
plan
to
hold
a
conference
of
the
four
western
provinces
and
to
have
a
strict
registration
and
a
uniform
system
of
payment.
The
announcement
of
the
government
will
give
new
courage
to
Prince
Rupert
people
who
have
been
finding
it
difficult
enough
to
fight
their
own
battles,
care
for
their
own
people
and
prevent
business
losses
frorn
being
so
large
that
they
cannot
be
overtaken
in
better
times.
We
hope
the
provincial
government
will
live
up
to
.expectations,
look
after
the
men
well
and
get
a
good
de'al
of
work
done
on
the
highway.
How
Paris
Now
Is
Using
Jewels
Anything,
Which
Helps
to
Make
Things
Stay
in
Place
Being
Used
With
Effect
PARIS,
July
24:
There
is
a
pew
fashion
developing
in
Paris.
It
has
;
toklo
with
the
general
effect
of
fa-;
ihions
rather
than
with
any
one
!
detail
and
prescribes
a
trimmer,'
neater
appearance.
'
Clothes
may
stay
in
place,
scarfs
I
must
not
flap
aboitt,
glove
cuffs
must
not
be
flopping,
belts
and,
necklines
must
be
clean-cut
in
line,
i
One
of
the
first
uids
to
this
new
!
trtmness
is
jewelry.
Clips,
brooches.
'
any
type
of
jewelry
which
helps
to
'
i
hold
things
together
is
important
now.
district
may
be
wholly
untrue
of
others.
Yesterday
we
!
cravats
are
being
worn
instead
of
published
a
story
written
for
the
Associated
Press
in
re-1
scarfs.
They
are
held
firmly
in
place
Jut
let
me
issue
a
word
of
warning
about
selecting
them!
For
town
or
ports
wear
colored
shoes
must
be
town
I'hoe
is
subdued
In
color;
restraint
;
is
the
keynote
of
th
colored
afternoon
shoe:
and
few
evening,
white
wimps
or
high-heeled
barefoot
andals
show
their
colors
only
on
1
'he
heel
e
at
some
vantage
point
for
trimming.
Judge
it
only
ty
the
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July
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