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Summer
Shoes
Running
Shoes
Rubber
Shoes
Beach
Shoes
rxmmmmmmammamma
Have
us
Install
one
of
our
new
sett
in
your
boat
No
B
or
C
Batteries
required,
operates
directly
off
any
six
volt
lighting
or
ignition
A
demonstration
at
oar
shop
will
convince
you
of
the
simplicity
and
economical
operation
of
that
set.
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All
Kinds
of
Footwear
Suitable
to
the
Season
We
purchased
a
full
line
of
all
kinds
of
summer
footwear
from
such
well
known
makers
as
Goodrich,
Miner
and
the
Dominion
Rubber
Company
and
got
them
at
such
a
low
rate
that
it
is
easy
for
us
to
undersell
all
other
dealers.
We
are
giving
our
customers
the
benefit
of
these
low
prices.
Call
in
and
look
them
over
and
try
on
a
pair.
It
is
a
pleasure
for
us
to
show
thera
even
if
you
do
not
buy.
'
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Opposite
Montreal
Importers,
Third
Aveniie
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
A
Srhhider.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Monulde.
Hayaport;
Mass
Rita
TatV
Terrace.
Royal
Adam
Richardson,
E.
C.
W.
Dob-bu.
C
M
Tirby.
Vancouver;
3.
A.
Dw
Ui,
Prince
Oeorge;
J.
W.
Ptektn,
Vi!"iiouver.
Prinre
Rspert
H
Ancomb.
Victoria;
L.
O.
Oer-
rer.
Vancouver;
M.
L.
Ptankett,
New
York.
Central
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Brouchton.
Edaon.
A1U.;
O
W.
Pawse,
Hudson
Fails.
N
Y.;
Put
Macllroy.
Prince
Oeorge:
Mrs.
Fred
Newcomb,
8.
Tay,
Prince
Oeorge.
Old
Empress
Don
Oolden.
Port
Clements.
Miss
Patricia
McAllister
left
this
morning
for
Vancouver
about
ten
o'clock
on
the
plarre
that
took
Oeneral
MoRae
north
and
which
returned
here
from
Juneau
last
night.
There
was
another
lady
paa-aenger
going
south.
Bobble
M&A1-
lister
went
south
a
few
days
ago
to
join
his
father
Archie
MeAllst-ter
and
Mrs.
McAllister
will
follow
sotih.
When
Ladies
Meet
Racy
Film
Drama
Ann
Harding
and
Robert
Montfom-trj
Co-Slxrs
in
InU
rrstinx
Matrimonial
Tangle
A
racy
film
drama
is
being
featured
tonight
at
the
Capital
Theatre.
It
is
"When
Ladles
Meet,"
star
ring
Ann
Hardtag
and
Robert
Montgomery.
The
picture
Is
a
swift
and
pastor-tally
perfect
adaptation
of
the
Rachel
Crothers
stage
success.
In.it
the
performances
add
a
aesi
to
the
brittle
dialogue
and
hilarious
sttaa-Uonx
npon
which
the
unique
plot
rettes.
Mlas
Harding,
as
the
understanding,
modern
wife
of
a
philandering
boaband.
gires
a
portrayal
'
at
once
reminiscent
of
her
"Holiday."
Montgomery
is
his
usual
adequate
self
as
the
young
newapaper-man
who
handles
his
romantic
troubles
as
be
would
a
front
page
story.
His
flare
for
flip
Unas'
is
deftly
appeased
by
the
cracking
dialogue
given
him.
j
Myrna
Loy
is
grand
m
her
part;
of
the
gtri
novelist
who
trie
to
ttvej
the
life
of
her
own
heroine.
It
Is
a
far
cry
back
to
the
exotic
types
she
used
to
do
and
this
new
portrayal
advances
her
miles
ahead
of
her
own
achievement
in
character
parts
Alice
Brady
makes
her
retwa
to
the
screen
as
Bridget,
the
flighty
week-end
bostcas
of
the
tangled
gathering.
Miss
Brady
ran
away
with
honors
in
the
scenes
she
at
m
and
set
a
pace
that
fairly
leaves
herself,
and
the
other
players,
breathless
with
its
fast
tempo.
New
Deal
In
United
States
Assistant
Secretary
Payer
In
dress
Gives
His
Mews
of
President's
Action
Ad.
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
14;
In
an
address
before
the
University
Cmt
,
here
Assistant
Secretary
Payer
th
Miasm
and
that
the
drumbeat
of
1T76
has
become
the
drumbeat
of
1933
with
brains
and
guts
on
the
march
and
in
action.
"Some
believe:
that
teweri
was
inevitable
anyhow
that
revolution
or
evolution
had
to
come
and
that
MTILL!E
THE
TOILER"
"THAT'S
AJHBUI
VD
IJ
"fH00MT
OP
TOLD
ABOUT
SUN
LIFE
AT
GYRO
LUNCH
S.
J.
Jabour
Described
Trip
East
and
Insurance
Company
Convention
in
Quebec
The
speaker
at
the
Otto
dinner
yeeter&r
afternoon
In
the
Boston
Cafe
wcu
Sam
Jabour
who
sold
abas
Ms
recent
trip
to
the
9un
Late
Tatar
mcc
convention
held
In
Quebec
Caty
The
aonvrnuon
was
switched
to
that
etts
from
St
Andrews-hy-the-Sea,
Nr3.
on
account
of
the
huge
attetvd&aee
the
accomodations
at
the
latter
place
being
insufficient.
Mr.
Jabour
spoke
about
the
highlights
of
the
convention
and
some
lull
1
1
aim
ftcures
Mr.
McAuley
the
imaaOi
i
showed
oeacribing
how
things
are
on
the
upgrade
From
Qvrbec
Mr
Jabour
wen
to
New
York
and
Washington.
D.
C
the
latter
place
the
speaker
des
scribed
as
being
the
aaoat
beautiful
ctty
he
had
ever
seen.
On
hi
way
home
he
stopped
off
at
Chicago
and
attended
the
Century
of
Pre
gram
Txir
there.
teOinf
of
the
wonderfBl
displays.
On
hat
return
tome
Mr.
Jabour
came
by
way
of
Winnipeg
and
Gigantic
Plan
For
Producing
Oil
From
Coal
MHKons
of
Pounds
Involved
in
British
Seherae
Aiding
Industries
And
Employment
j
LONDON.
Aug.
If:
Several
mil-i
Bona
of
pounds,
ail
to
be
spent
In
wtgland.
will
be
involved
in
the
governaaemt
i
great
plan
for
a
bag
oil
and
gasoline
Industry
deriving
the
product
from
coal
which
of
coarse
wfli
be
of
tremendous
aid
to
the
coal
industry
while
rendering
England
leas
dependen
t
on
foreign
ana
discussed
the
New
Deal
a
follows:
j
Science
for
years
baa
been
worfc-"WhatU
the
new
deal?
Some
say:
j
log
on
prrressn
to
produce
oua
that
it
is
optimism
on
a
rampage,
from
coal.
Under
the
British
plan,
and
they
express
fair
that
it
is
inn
a-ccaseed
in
the
House
of
Com-
good
to
hut.
Others
say:
that
it
U
mons
by
the
Prime
Minister,
the
the
best
brains
of
America
moMUs-
'new
mduatrv
win
be
nmteturi
h
ed
for
action
with
a
war-time
en-
an
eight-cent
a
gallon
preference
over
foreign
oils
for
a
period
of
about
nine
years.
,
The
Prime
Minister
Instanced
a
plan
capable
of
producing
roughly
M.O90460
gallons
of
petrol
(gasoline)
a
year,
which
will
consume
3MjBW
tons
of
coal
in
a
year,
giving
the
Democrats
were
just
lucky
to
'employment
to
MM
miners
come
Into
power
at
the
peycholo-!
Thts
plant
ex
nee
ted
to
be
built
gleal
boar.
Others
believe:
that
the
in
the
North
of
Bnelend.
eoatawr
Republicans
established
an
aU-Ume
'
several
millions
of
pounds.
There
la
recoro
ana
oy
weir
policies
proa-1
tome
expeetatfen
further
pkata
will
pitatod
the
worst
and
moat
cruel
be
buUt
Uaadatlon
wfll
be
intro-
diptfsston
that
the
world
has
ever
doted
In
Parliament
this
fan
and
known
and
that
the
new
deal
was
the
plan
Is
exoeeted
to
go
into
ef-
born
of
necessity
and
is
the
child
of
.
feet
April
1.
1M.
destiny.
i
About
7.00a
men.
wmdHm
in
"I
heard
a
story
the
other
day!
government
calculation
wfll
be
dl-that
may
amuse
you.
A
eouata
of
rectly
employed
and
a
sitahUv
low-
one
of
my
secretaries
in
Cleveland
,
er
number
Indirectly.
has
a
bright
little
girl
six
years
old.
I
.
i
j
t.
i
.
.
i
School
with
her
mother.
One
Sun-
mine
for
r
n.un
wk.i
k.
i
day
the
fhrton
and
was
on
tne
cruel-1
noes
for
rnin
nnr
after
they
got
home.
the
members
of
the
family
were
tmrnatlng
it
for
her
benefit
Where-,
pan
the
youngster
broke
into
the
!
asaveraaUon
and
said:
I
bet
if
they
had
told
Roosevelt
about
It-he
wouldn't
have
let
than
do
It.'
"And
that
seems
to
be
overwhelming
public
opinion:
that
within
his
soul
there
doth
some
ma-iric
novtr
dwell
that
K
kai.
CITY
leoged
by
adversity-galvanises
"em,ock
and
Spruce-men
lnin
aetlnnniak.
itu.
per
cord
dollvered
$6
get
their
wounds
and
their
despair.
,
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t'OR
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of
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and
Piano
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550
FUNERAL
OF
MISS
BEYNON
Quantities
of
Flowers
Sent
by
Many
Friends
of
Port
Simpson
Girl
PORT
SIMPSON.
Aug-
M:
The
funeral
of
Miss
EUaabeth
Grace
Bejmon
took
place
Monday,
at
Port
Stepson.
The
cortege
went
to
the
United
Church,
where
the
funeral
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
Dr
Sbeptey
and
the
choir
of
which
Jhe
deceased
was
a
member
was
In
attendance.
The
very
high
esteem
In
which
the
deceased
was
held
was
shown
by
the
bage
token
of
flow-era.
The
Y.
P.
E.
A
and
the
P.
S.
A
C.
societies
attended
in
a
body
and
pallbearers
were
from
these
two
societies
The
following
sent
flowers.
The
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeo.
P.
McCoU;
Muagrave
family.
Mar-lette
Muagrave.
The
Spworth
League.
Hospital
Staff.
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Moraes
and
Family;
Walter
A
Wesley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
Well
Ivy
OuUd.
P.
8.
A
C.
Orchestra
Mrs.
W.
O.
Clarke.
Mrs.
Henry
Brentsen,
United
Church
Choir.
Women's
Hospital
AusWarr.
Maude
and
Cscsl
Rosa.
Mr.
and
Mrs
C
B.
Flewtn.
Mrs.
F.
Brentsen,
Martha
Henry.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Dodo-ward.
Bather
Pollard.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
E.
Kelly.
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
F.
Du-doward.
Mrs.
K.
Dodbwrd.
Mary
Cooper.
Mrs
Jack
Morses,
Ovjr
and
Salome
Wesley
and
others.
TroIIers
Still
Make
Fair-Wages
j'
At
North
Island
Word
received
from
North
Island
yesterday
indicates
that
salmon
are
still
running
sufficiently
well
there
'for
the
fisherman
to
make
good
i
wages
The
men
are
talking
of
moving
to
Skldegate
Bar
but
as
long
as
there
u
s
good
run
at
North
Island
most
of
the
men
will
stay
on
the
ob
there
Nstlves
from
the
Skldegate
village
will
be
the
first
to
change
because
they
will
be
nearer
home
at
Skldegate
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