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increasing.
We
are
selling
shoes
to
everybody
and
that
makes
us
happy.
Nothing
succeeds
like
success
and
we
are
succeeding
in
the
shoe
business
because
we
are
giving
such
values
that
the
buyers
cannot
help
coming
back
next
time
they
need
footwear.
Join
the
happy
throng
by
calling
in
at
our
store
and
looking
over
our
shoes
and
be
comfortable
and
look
well
at
a
very
small
cost.
We
have
shoes
to
suit
every
purse
except
the
empty
one.
Fishermen,
loggers,
cannerymen
and
laborers
find
what
they
want
at
our
store.
Clerks,
clergymen
and
capitalists
all
come
to
us
because
we
treat
them
right
and
sell
them
the
goods
they
want
at
the
right
prices.
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Rate
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TheMarkets
Retail
prices
current
present
are
as
follows:
here
at
Vegetables
j
New
Potatoes.
B.C.,
8
lbs
.25!
bunch
V0S
Carrots.
B.C.,
bunch
66
;
jfo.
cucumbers,
each
15
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb.
JO
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
No.
1,
lb.
22
No.
2,
lb
18
.26
.10
2.36'
Currants,
lb.
.
Apricots,
lb.
15c.
to
Apples,
dried
14c.
to
Peaches,
peeled
I2e.
to
Flour
Flour.
49X
No.
1
hard
wheat
j
Second
Patent
:
l
10
Ontario
solids.
Green
Onloni
bunch
.03
Bermuda
Onjoas,
lb.
.10
Oreen
Beans,
lb
is
Asparagus,
B.C.,
Ib
20
1
Garlic,
imported,
per
lb
25
Cal.
Cabbage,
lb
B.
C.
new,
lb.
B.
C.
Head
Lettuce,
5c
to
.
Spinach.
B.C
Oreen
Peas,
B.C..
lb.
r.
Radishes,
bunch
Vegetable
Marrows,
each
10
Apples
Winesaps,
fancy,
lb.
Fruits
Valencia
Oranges,
doe.
20c
to
....
Lemons,
Cal.,
20c
to
Grapefruit,
Calif,
5c
to
Grapefruit,
Florida,
12c
to
....
.10
.08
.06
.08
.10
.03
.10
j
.76
.40
.10
20
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
6
lbs.
.26
Plums,
2
lbs
Strawberries,
B.C.,
basket
crate
.
Bananas,
lb.
Cal
Cherries,
lb.
Watermelon,
lb.
Canteloupes,
15c
to
.
Watermelon,
lb.
Dried
rrnhs
White
Figs.
lb.
.
.
Blank
Cooking
Fig,
lb
Dates,
bulk,
lb.,
8c
to
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel
I
Citron
Peel
Prunes,
30-40,
lb
:
Prunes,
40-50,
lb
Prunes,
60-70,
lb
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
lb
Raisins,
Cal.,
seedless,
lb.
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs.
4&c
to
..
,50
;was
no
room
in
the
Spencer
plane.
AusC
Pastry
FkUr.
ltf
lbs.
........
.35
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got
away
to
Juneau
at
2:40
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bunch
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j
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cted
Honey,
per
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20o
to
JO
Comb
Honey
Cneese
new,
lb.
Ontario,
mature,
lb.
....
Btilton.
lb
Edam.
lb.
Roquefort,
lb.
For
Best
Quality
and
Service
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with
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market.
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before
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else
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THE
DAILY
NETT8
Monday,
July
i
MOSCOW
SENDS
I
LANES
AND
SHITS
TO
ASSIST
MATTERN
FKOM
ANADYH
(Continued
from
Page
1)
can
territory
if
he
desired.
Another
Plane?
NEW
YORK,
July
10:
James
Mattern's
backers
In
New
York
were
considering
the
possibility
yesterday
of
providing
him
with
an
entirely
new
plane
with
which
,to
continue
his
world
flight
from
Anadyr.
Northland
Withdrawn
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
July
10:
(Canadian
Press)
United
States
coastguard
officials
stated
Saturday
that
Commander
S.
V.
Parker
of
the
cutter
Northland
had
been
given
permission
to
go
to
the
Siberian
I
coast
to
rescue
James
Mattern.
son
-by
train
to
Terrai,
the
centre
of
activities
in
the
'Mattern
relief
expedition
shifted
from
Prince
Rupert
tonne
capital
of
Alaska
over
the
week-end.
Alexander
and
Fetterman
hopped
off
at
3
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
for'
Juneau
with
Pilot
w-McCTuskey
in
Col.
Victor
Spencer's
Junker
$eaplane
"City
of
Prince
Geofge"
and
Abbey,
for
whom
there
day
afternoon
hi
the
Alaska
South-
.30
.
emi
Airways
Lockheed-Vega
sea-i
plane
"Crucagof"
'pUoted
by
Bdb
Ellis
which
.
was
seM
down
from
Ketchikan
to
get
Him
and
take
him
noHh
$
rejoin
bis
companion
in
thelAlafksr
Capita
t
where
arrangement
were
being
made
for
aerial
transportation
for
the
three
members
;of
the
party
to
Nome
or
Siberia
with
the
Intention
of
either
assisting
Jimes
Mattern
in
getting
his
plane
la
readiness
to
resume
his
world
flight
or
else
bring
him
to
Prince
Rupert
en
route
to
Terrace
and
fly
him
home
to
New
York
In
the
relief
plane
"King's
Brewery"
which
is
temporarily
grounded
following
its
forced
landing
In
a
hay
field
near
Terrace
last
week.
Harold
Person
left
by
train
Saturday
night
on
his
return
to
Terrace
to
stand
by
the
plane
and
check
it
up
for
Its
return
flight
east
on
the
return
of
the
relief
party
from
the
north.
Will
Meet
Mattern
Alexander,
on
leaving
here,
stated
that
It
was
his
Intention
to
fly
north
with
Fetterman
and
Abbey
and
meet
Mattern,
continuing
until
he
meets
him,
no
matter
how
far
north,
pick
htm
up
and
brine
where,
on
groceries
and
provisions.
1
him
back
here
enroute
to
Terrace.
to
Midnight
Mail
Orders
Given
Special
Attention
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
In
the
event
of
failure
after
all
to
secure
suitable
aircraft
for
the
trip
to
Nome
or
Siberia,
he
will
use
mar-
Christening
of
Greek
Child
By
Orthodox
Priest
Picturesque
Ceremony
Last
Evening
When
Young
Son
of
James
Klllas
Was
Formally
Taken
Into
The
Church
Nearly
all
the
Greeks
of
the
city,
about
half
a
hundred
In
number,
gathered
last
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Klllas,
Graham
Avenue.,
Westview,
to
witness
the
picturesque
and
solemn
ceremony
of
christening
their
youngest
son,
Christ
James
Klllas.
The
god-parents
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
United
States
round
the
world!
George
Christy
and
flyer,
but
a
later
announcement
said
that
the
vessel
wm
being
withdrawn
from
the
relief
operations
and
was
returning
to
Nome
to
outfit
in
resumption
of
necessary
medical
and
dental
service
work
among
people
of
the
Isolated
I
outposts
of
Bering
Sea
and
the
'north
coast
of
Alaska,
leaving
re-,
lief
work
for
the
world
flyer,
at
least
temporarily,
in
the
hands
of
the
Soviet
authoriUes
until
sueh
time
'as
the
Alexander
party
is
able
to
j
'
reach
Siberia.
The
Northland
has
been
engaged
in
searching
for
Mattem
ever
since
he
became
missing.
official
wit
nesses
oi
ine
event
were
wree
pretty
little
girls,
Annie
and
Nora
Pottulo
and
Emily
Christopher,
while
the
oldest
brother.
Nick,
swung
the
censer.
Rev.
A.
MandUarls
of
the
Oreek
Orthodox
Church
at
Vancouver
performed
the
ceremony
in
which
the
god-parents
made
solemn
promises
to
see
that
the
little
chap
was
brought
up
in
the
faith
of
the
church.
A
font
had
been
provided
in
the
centre
of
the
living
room
which
was
filled
with
warm
water
duly
consecrated
and
mingled
with
oil
and.
at
the
appointed
tune,
little
Christ
James
was
brought
I
forth
In
the
garb
of
the
first
par-
j
With
the
departure
of
William
ents
of
the
race,
anointed
with
pure
!
Alexander.
Fred
Fetterman
and
olive
oil
from
head
to
foot
and
then
I
Thomas
Abbey
by
airplane'
for
Jo-1
dipped
three
times
in
consecrated
neau
and
the
return-
Of
Harold
Per-
water,
typifying
the
washing
away
of
original
sin
and
his
adoption
Into
the
church.
Also
he
was
marked
with
the
sign
of
the
cross,
while
the
candles
tn
the
bands
of
the
witnesses
burned
brightly,
the
Incense
fumes
permeated
the
temporary
chapel
and
the
priest
chanted
or
intoned
the
words
of
the
beautiful
Oreek
baptismal
service.
Directly
after
the
christening
the
old
custom
of
distributing
money
was
followed,
nickels
being
scrambles'
for
by
the
children
and
pieces
of
silver
being
handed
to
each
guest.
To
celebrate
the
event,
a
sumptuous
supper
was
then
spread
and
young
and
old.
tWrng
two
rooms
of
the
house,
sat
down
at
one
time
to
eat.
drink
and
be
merry.
Music
followed
the
banquet
and.
before
breaking
up.
'Re
Mr.
MandUarls
addressed
the
gathering
at
some
length,
urging
them,
while
adopting
the
duties
of
cRiaenahlp
In
Canada
to
hold
fast
to
the
traditions
that
had
made
their
nation
great
in
the
days
of
old
and
to
carry
out
the
teachings
of
their
church.
The
gathering
concluded
with
the
drinking
of
the
health
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Klllas
and
family
and
the
final
blessing
of
the
priest.
'Animal
Kingdom'
On
Screen
Here
Ann
Harding,
Leslie
Howard
and
Mjrna
Loy
In
Leading
Holes
in
First
of
Week
Picture
One
might
regard
"The
Animal
Kingdom."
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
screen
here
at
the
first
of
this
week,
as
a
battle
of
art
against
commercial
enterprise,
with
Ann
Harding
and
Leslie
Howard,
abetted
I
bv
Lenl
Stenael
and
Donald
nilln.
ine
craft.
He
Is
resolved
matter
no
,
the
wy
nged
OI1
side
of
srt.
and
how
to
get
Mattern
and
bring
hlmMyrna
Loy,
n,u
Hamilton.
Ilka
south
aa
soon
as
possible.
Chase
and
Henry
Stephenson
rsn-
In
the
event
of
Mattern's
plane
the
gad
KsAy
on
sloe
of
enter-still
being
In
such
shape
as
It
may
be
able
to
fly
out
after
being
re-
j
utte
u
m
lit(
conaiuonea,
it
is
Aiexanaers
intention
to
go
right
to
Siberia
with
his
two
companions,
both
of
whom
are
mechanics
who
took
a
promin-1
ent
part
in
the
building
of
the
Mattern
ship,
and
recondition
the
ship
foe
the
rest
of
the
world
flight
and
come
south
with
it
via
Nome
and
Fairbanks.
that
human
beings,
In
their
love
lives,
are
atill
living
pretty
much
In
the
animal
kingdom.
The
picture
should
provoke
controversies
for
weeks
to
come.
William
Lamble
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
Hazel
ton.
Quite
Human!
MONDAY
&
TUESDAY
"(ln"lay
&
Thi
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
P-rn.
ZMJUUE
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50o
lM"
Ann
Harding
and
Leslie
Howa
In
Philip
Barry's
Sensational
Stage
Success
"THE
ANIMAL
KINGDOM"
(A
Four
Star
Picture)
With
MYKNA
LOY
and
WILLIAM
(UKOAN.
A
Radio
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The
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bouts.
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passenger
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boat
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