Men's
Work
Hoots
Serviceable
and
suitable
for
hard
wear.
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pair
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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NTiTS
Wednesday
JujT
Plenty
of
Fish
Are
being
caught
by
the
Trollers
so
why
not
a
new
pair
of
dependable
RUBBER
BOOTS
Men's
Rubber
Knee
Boots
Per
pair
.
Men's
Rubber
Hip
Boots
Ter
pair
$4.85
Cut
Rate
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Store
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and
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with
the
market.
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our
prices
before
purchasing
elsewhere,
on
groceries
and
provisions,
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables.
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to
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obtained
through
the
use
ol
adequate
equipment.
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that
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now
and
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of
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by
phoning
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from
us
will
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you
daylight
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A.
O.
BARTLETT
0.
H.
INSULA
KDER
Advertise
In
tne
Dally
News
$2.95
$5.45
Men's
3-4
length
Boots
Per
pair
i
ing
that
street
that
majing
'aevUons
were
demanded
of
all
priests
started
to
chant
the
Patefv
.
The
guests
had
included
General
noater,
sajttcg
.jyvmed"
at
the
pcftii
joough.
Bread
H
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?T
tHi
"T
because
il
was
there
that
breaf
0t
Buy
iBrttfefa-
cam-
used
tob
soldi
palgn
In
Denmark.
'
Lfanehouse
and
London's?
China
11
4'-
Brown,
president
of
the
wwu.
auoui
ouujit
wnten
I1IKU
so
Ml
nrucav
IUIM91'
Was
was
heaid,
wdre
disappointing.
London's
.
Chinatown
was;
-
put
'ixi
th
the:
.
..
:..
.
i
.
a-
snaae
oy
Vancouver,
ft
Ihearty
ote
qf
appreciation
(or
a
London's
ruleof
the.
toad
to
theJdlriW
which
had
been
of
dtit-left
the
ipeakW
Quitted
fostendlg
laferVst
to
aUA
T
through
t
fact
that
Whin,
W
ft
mf
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FEs?
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dtheflJncheJa
of
jneXr.
o
the
w
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&
'."
lubhd
in
thy.
OuU.
in
fri
t,?
to
col.
Johnston,
were
C.
armor
weie
designed
to
specfaUy
1
v
'
js...,
tv,u
and
ana
Q
P
P-r.
c
c.
wuour
utJ.r
orotect
th
;
left
afcie
larirff
th
right
free
for
fighting.
So
LoWonlX
n7!h,Hnh
"
of
the
club
had
learnen
to
travel
wKh
the
lefimembcr
side
to
tr
wall
and
had
seen
no
1
l
.
.
.
reason
to
change
no
matter
what
'
the
rest
of
the
world
mi$h
do.
The
speaker
told
of
attend!
-g
the
annual
Cambridge
-Oxford
rowing
classic
and
the
Derby
He
had
been
poearbly
more
interested
in
the
nature
of
the
cowds
than
in
!
the
acuta
I
contests.
In
the
Derby
,
was
a
horse
owned
by
O.
Besner.
'
He
had
also
taken
an
Intense
In-!
terest
In
hearing
the
"soap
box"!
speeches
on
varieties
of
subjects
and
without
restriction
of
a
Sunday
afternoon
in
Hyde
Park.
'
The
old
inns
of
England
were:
losing
much
of
their
former
charm.
I
the
speaker
said.
Controlled
today
by
the
big
brewing
concerns,
theyj
were
rapidly
becoming
mere
com-'
meroia!
enterprises.
Graduation
fxenises
for
the
lads
at
Eton
and
Harrow
had
been
seen.
The
head-wear
ol
the
boys
for
the
occasion
ierm'd
very
strange
to
a
visitor.
The
trooping
of
the
colors
on
June
3
the
King
s
Birthday,
and
the
Al-dershot
Tattoo
had
been
very
Impressive
and
the
speaker
described
Incidents
and
impressions
of
both.
Col.
Johnston
told
of
attending
a
Canadian
Club
banquet
in
London
at
which
the
speaker
had
been
Rt
Hon.
Austin
Chamberlain
who
had
talked
of
the
Imperial
Conference
in
Ottawa.
A
Fish
Mongers'
banquet
$1.95
BmmmMmt
"
was
another
interesting
gathering
which
had
proven
tq
be
a
moat
elaborate
affair
where
court
dress
and
.....
mud.
was
in
ine
cniir
and
exten-
ded;
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Pol.
Jdhnstori.
on
behalf
of
the
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of
the
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WALTER
KIE1IN
JOIN
J.
J.
GIBBONS
ADVERTISING
ACENCY
J.
(iibbons
Limited
announce
.the
appointment
of
K.
L.
Wright
ai
i
then
Kwinh
and
Surey
Department,
and
nf
Walter
Kiehs
a
aci
.unt
eeculne
Mr.
Wright,
formerly
l.eneral
Sale
Manager
(or
Tin
Top
Tailors.
Ltd
.
is
alto
well
known
both
ai
a
writer
and
lecturer
on
commercial
economic
and
practical
merchandising
Mr
Kiehn
who
is
president
of
the
Toronto
Advertising
and
Sales
Club
and
lately
Sale
and
Advertiiing
Manager
of
the
Rogers
Majestic
Corp
rati
.n
Limited.
ha
had
a
wide
and
successful
cxptmiKC
as
a
fair
-iml
adwrtisinit
executive.
RELIEVING
OF
AVIATOR
Expeditions
Converging
Today
on
Anadyr
From
Khabarovsk
and
Nome
CHICAGO,
July
IS:
(Canadian
Press)
A
plan
to
send
two
rescue
planes
to
Siberia
so
that
James
J.
!
Matlern,
Texas
aviator,
could
cotn-jpiete
his
solo
flight
around
the
l
world
was
announced
today
by
bis
backers
in
the
venture.
S.
J.
Sac-kett.
one
of
the
sponsors
of
Mat-tern's
glvbe-erteireUfa
undertaking,
said
that
he
had
been
Informed
that
:
Pan-American
Airways
plane
was
ready
at
Fairbanks
to
take
olf
lor
Anadyr,
where
Mat.
tern
Is
at
present
following
his
farced
landing
and
that
.another
speedy
ship
part
of
William
Alexander's
relief
expedition,
Is
also
waiting
in
AtetkSf.
Sackeit
said
that,
if
both
rataVwMe
sent,
one
of
ttjem
would
I
be
tsintinlover4
to
Matterfa
for
him
w
jiy
atsstf
40
Ajasu
ana
ipence
to
New-
York,
tae
other
being
used
by
Alexander
and
his
Companions
to
tbke
then
back
k
Terrace
where
they
wfll
pick
up
their
'
own
plane
and
return
east.
Expected
at
Anadyr
MOSCOW,
July
12:
(Canadian
Press
1
-
Pilot
Lenusovsky
of
the
Northern
Sea
Route,
a
private
Russian
conuaeitlal
flying
concern,
expects
to
reach
Anadyr
on
Friday
evening
and
to
land
In
Nome
with
James
J.
Mattem.
United
States
round
the
world
flyer,
twenty-four
hours
later,
according
to
advices
received
from
Khabarovsk.
ANYOX
IS
CHEERFUL
"Anyox
looked
like
old
times
on
Saturday
and
Sunday,'
It
was
remarked
this
mom
ing
by
D.
C.
Scott,
well
known
confectionery
travelled
from
Vancouver,
who
spent
the
week-end
in
the
smelter
town
and
arrived
from
there
on
the
Cats
la
yesterday.
The
people
of
Anyox
are
feeling
highly
elated
over
the
recent
ten
percent
all
around
wage
increase
by
Orsnby
Co.
and.
with
the
copper
price
showing
further
advances,
are
very
cheerful
as
to
the
Immediate
future.
"Dave"
Scott
is
one
of
the
best
known
commercial
travellers
In
the
country.
He
recalls
that
It
was
1010
when
he
paid
his
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert,
registering
at
the
old
Premier
Hotel.
The
Perfect
Forgetter
om,6iuu'
l
.
SttY.'.
y'"1
A.
UOT
TO
.
1
mi
1
li7-l.
'Newspaper
Story
Is
showins
Here
Lee
Tracy
Plays
Part
of
Columnist
In
"Blessed
Event"
at
Capitol
Theatre
Based
on
the
Broadway
stage
hit.
-Blessed
Event,"
feature
offering
'
on
the
Capitol
Theatre
screen
here
this
mid-week,
its
&
fast
moving,
drama
about
a
Broadway
columnist
of
the
Walter
WmeheU
type
As
an
exposition
of,
how
such
a
dirt
1
disher
works,
the
story
leaves
little
I
to
be
desired
and
Lee
Tracy
In
the
I
title
role
give!
dynamic
perfor-!
mance.
The
action
Is
kept
pulsating
'
at
aU
times,
ahd
ttnre
is
plenty
of
smart
comedy,
nifty
wisecracks
rand
human
interest
stuff
so
that'
the
story
will
strike
a
general
ap
peal.
The
principal
dramatic
moments
la
the
piece
eonceni
Tracy's
refusal
j
to
be
intimidated
by
a
racketeer
who
wants
his
sdsndal
kept
out
of
the
papar.
Tnaejr
crasVs
a
ritzy
nlgltt
club
opeajag
which
had
ad-.
vertised
that
He
would
be
barred
and
there
hi
foils
the
canasters
with
the
hrfd
crook
being
bumped
oif
la
the
set-to.
Msry
Briajn
Is
the
love
Interest
and
Dick
Powell
Is
good
as
a
"crooner."'
LINDBERGHS
ON
FLIGHT
Famous
American
Flyer
and
Wife
Are
Making
Aerial
Trip
to
'
Greenland
HALIFAX,
July
It:
(Canadian
Press
Col
and
Mrs
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
arrived
here
at
M
last
evening
from
North
Haven.
Maine,
and
took
off
today
for
the
north
In
the
course
of
a
flight
from
New
York
to
Oreenland.
They
left
New
York
on
Sunday
under
adverse
weather
conditions
and
landed
at
North
Haven.
Lindbergh
is
engaged
in
a
mapping
reconnaissance
of
a
portion
of
a
projected
new
trans-Atlantic
air
route.
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.18;
temperature.
S3;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
licht
southerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
calm,
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Cloud,
south
wind,
M.
Aiyansh-Part
steady,
calm.
ftl.
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!
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&
Thursday
FIUDAY
and
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9
p.m.
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