PAGE
POCK
SUMMER
SHOES
for
Summer
Weather
We
have
a
large
stock
of
summer
shoes
including
ladies,'
misses,'
men's,
boys'
and
children's
running
shoes,
beach
shoes,
tennis
shoes
and
oxfords.
We
are
offering
these
at
35
lower
than
they
can
be
purchased
elsewhere.
This
is
made
possible
by
the
fact
that
we
bought
at
suth
low
prices
when
footwear
was
at
its
lowest
and
manufacturers
were
anxious
to
unload.
Men's
Tennis
or
Running
Shoes,
Boots
or
Oxfords,
all
colors.
Prices
$1.10
to
$1.45
Men's
Dress
Boots
&
Oxfords,
good
range
of
styles
to
choose
from.
Prices
$2.45
$3.95
Men's
Black
or
Brown
Calf
and
Grain
Leather
Work
Boots,
Panco
soles
or
leather.
Prices
$1.95
to
$3.65
Paint
Boiled
Oil
and
Turpentine
have
advanced
about
35c
a
gallon
in
the
last
few
weeks.
BUY
THIS
INEXPENSIVE
PAINT
Now!
Gallons
...$2.79
-Gallons
.$1.59
Quarts
89c
Kaien
Hardware
Smith
Block
Phone
3
Your
Boat
Needs
a
Hadio
Have
us
install
one
of
our
new
sets
in
your
boat.
No
B
or
C
Batteries
required,
operates
directly
off
an
six
volt
lighting
or
ignition
system.
A
demonstration
at
our
shop
will
convince
you
of
the
simplicity
and
economical
operation
of
this
set
ma
f
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v
Radio
Service
335
Second
Avenue
1
11UIIC
DlUC
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P.
O.
Box
132
A.
O.
BARTLETT
C.
H.
INSULA
fiD
EU
1
a
.ami
Oct
quick
results
with
a
wast
ad.
Women's
or
Growing
Girls'
Tennis
or
Running
Shoes,
any
color.
Prices
95c
t0
$1.15
Misses'
and
Children's
Running
Shoes,
Straps
or
Oxfords,
all
colors
and
styles.
Prices
59c
to
85c
Women's
Latest
Style
in
Sandals,
color
to
suit
your
dress
Price
.
.
.
.
common
danger.
$1.75
LOCAL
NEWS
Miss
Elen
Dak
left
on
the
Oatala
last
evening
for
Stewart
Mrs.
H.
M.
D.
Lambe
left
last
Bight
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Alice
Arm.
Oomoral
E
II
Clark
of
th
ImbI
detachment
of
the
R.CMJP.
aaQe6
itoaay
on
the
Prmeess
Louise
t
atcagwap.
Corp-.
Clarke
KD1LP.
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
tram
from
a
trip
to
Terrace
oa
official
datie4.
Cept.
W.
p.
Armour
was
fined
ten
dollars
in
the
ctty
police
aourt
jthis
morning
for
drtvteg
to
the,
Contract
Let
For
New
Roof
on
Stewart
Hall
8TEWART,
B.C.,
July
31:
The
I
seml-mnntKlv
meAtlnn
nl
4
Via
,.
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v.
v.
niv
.,u-
nklpal
Commissioners
held
on
Tuesday
evening
was
a
short
one,
purely
routine
matters
being
handled.
Current
accounts
amounting
to
$49.26
and
payroll
amount-
I
lng
to
$209.25
were
passed
for
pay
ment.
Two
sealed
tenders
for
a
new
roof
on
the
municipal
building,
according
to
specifications
furnished
by
the
commissioners
were
od-
ened
as
follows:
Fred
E.
Risen.
$112.00.
D.
J
MaeLean.
$72.50.
The
lower
tender
was
accepted.
I
Caotain
J.
S.
Wilson
k
i
tk.'
south
and
It
Is
understood
is
plan-1
ning
to
attend
a
Canadian
Legion
convention
before
returning.
Hedley
Rowntree
charred
with
intoxication
tn
me
ctty
polk
court'
nis
morning
was
fined
ttf
with
.option
of
14
days
imprisonment.
M
L.
Werneeke.
orominent
Ynkan
I
j
mining
man.
who
has
been
on
a
trip
i
south
was
a
passenger
north
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning.
T
W
Brown,
of
the
firm
of
WH-liamx.
Manson.
Brown
and
lUrvey,
who
ecenUy
underwent
an
opera-ioD
for
appendicitis,
left
the
hos-pjtaJ
yesterday
and
Is
back
in
hat
Mffici!
today.
M-iicing
her
final
call
here
of
Ui
season.
CP.R
steamer
Prin-(
w
Charlotte.
Capt.
WfRlam
Pamt-fr
arrived
in
port
at
3:45
Saturday
afternoon
a
to
sailed
at
3:30
iP.m
for
Vancouver
whence
she
1
will
proceed
fc
Victoria
to
be
tied
j
up.
The
vessel
brought
tn
300
pas-
sengers
of
whom
four
disembarked
'
here,
a
similar
number
going
south
jfrom
here
aboard
her.
Boys'
and
Youths'
Running
Shoes,
all
styles.
Prices
89c
t0
$1.25
Ladies'
Fine
Dress
or
Sports
Shoes,
any
color.
Prices
$1.95
10
$2.95
Misses
and
Children's
Patent
Leather
Strap
Slipbers
and
Oxfords,
black
or
brown
calf.
Prices
98c
to
$1.65
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
-
!M
The
Tongue
"The
boneless
tongue,
so
small,
so
wear.
Can
crush
and
kiU."
declares
the
One.
"The
tongue
destroys
a
greater
horde."
The
Turks
assert,
-than
does
the
sword.-
A
Persian
proverb
wisely
saith:
"A
lengthy
tongue,
an
early
death:
Or
sometimes
takes
thai
form
tn
stead:
"Dont
let
your
tongue
eat
off
your
bead."
The
tongue
can
speak
a
word
Says
the
Chinese,
"outstrips
the
steed;
"
Whfle
Arab
sages
this
hneart:
The
tongue's
great
storehouse
to
the
heart"
from
the
Hebrew
writ
this
saying
Tho'
feet
should
slip,
ne'er
let
the
tongue.
The
sacred
witter
crowns
the
whole.
"Who
keeps
bis
tongue
doth
keep
his
soul."
Home
Friend.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
tempera-tare
53.
Any
ox
Clear,
calm,
56.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
M.
HaseJtoo
dear,
calm,
M.
Smttbers
Clear,
calm.
So.
Bums
Lake
Cloudy
eahn,
H.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAR1
NEW
YORK,
July
31:-Bar
silver
was
quoted
at
New
York
today
at
5V
per
ounce.
Copper
held
firm
at
9c.
Mail
Schedule
For
the
Fast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri
daw
8:30
pjn.
From
the
East-Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:16
pan.
Thursdays
10:20
pjn.
For
Vancouver-Mondays
2
p.m.
Tuesday
12:30
p.m.
Friday
n
pjR
Saturday
4
p.m.
Saturday
6
pjn.
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
(by
train)
8:30
pjn.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
'
pjn
Monday
ajn.
Wednesday
11:30
ajn.
Thursday
(by
train)
.10:20
....
p.m.
VT1
1
"f
ii:so
ajn.
SAturday
(by
train)
2:15
p.m.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
7
pjn
Krtoay
2
p.m.
From
Stew-art
and
An)
ox-Tuesday
n:30
ajn
Saturday
e
pjn.-
THZ
D1ILT
KTrTS
Monday
l!
PLOWING
WINNERS
Second
Annual
Contest
is
Held
at
Vandrrhoof
Indians
Take
Priies
VA.VDERHOOF,
July
31:
The
second
ann
ual
plowing
match
to
be
held
in
the
Central
Interior
took
place
Thursday.
July
27
at
the
farm
of
George
SneU,
pioneer
settler
at
Vanderhoof
The
event
Utf
year
was
spon
sor
J
by
the
Nechako
Farmer"
In
sUlote
and.
to
a
large
extent
the
success
of
the
day
was
doe
to
the
energstle
eftoru
of
the
committee
composed
of
D
Irving.
J.
Ootdke.
A.
J
P.
Rae,
T
B
Mitchell.
J.
H.
McMillan,
J.
H
Andra
and
C.
Stned-
iley.
The
Indian
department,
as
It
did
lavt
year,
re-operated
with
the
in-:uute
and
Herb
Moore
and
Andy
Rae
representing
the
Indian
de
partment
at
Vanderhoof.
are
to
be
j
highly
eompUmcnted
for
the
degree
,
of
mrcui
they
have
attained
in
;
ineir
efforts
to
encourage
the
In-'
dlans
to
adopt
better
culture
methods.
Oat
of
the
fifteen
rntriea.
nine
ware
Indians
and
they
captured
more
than
their
share
of
the
j
wards,
winning
aeven
oat
of
the
he
nine
specials
and
muring
the
two
highest
scores
on
the
field.
Throughout
the
siatch
a
vast
Improvement
over
the
previous
year
in
the
method
of
plowing
was
to
be
noted
and
the
judges,
J
Manning.
Telkwa.
D
Sutherland.
Smlthere
and
H
s.
French.
Prince
George
had
coasts
rable
worry
and
covered
many
miles
of
ground
in
pasting
awards.
The
following
prises
were
awarded:
Indian
Department
Walkinr
Plow
Senior
Duncan
Alex,
Frank
An-
tolre.
Jonas
Thomas.
Junior
Alex
Johnny.
Competing
Settlers,
Walkinr
Plow
Senior
Val
JuBrisohn
Ooidw
Jr.
Sulky
Plow
Senior
John
Boor.
Junior
Waiter
Irvtng
Gang
Plow
Senmr-Jaek
Lewis.
The
fsjsmwtng
speclsli
were
awarded:
Duncan
Alex
repeated
his
victory
of
last
year
and
captured
the
silver
trophy
given
for
highest
points
on
the
field
for
plowing
and
also
took
the
prize
offered
for
the
best
crown
and
five
furrows.
Jonas
Thomas
was
lodged
to
have
made
the
best
start
and
John
Ool-dte
Jr.
the
best
finish.
Morris
Thomas
secured
the
special
awarded
for
the
best
working
team
and
also
the
prise
for
the
best
turned
out
team.
The
business
men's
class
which
aroused
much
Interest
was
won
by
&
C.
McGeaehy
and
the
ease
and
mastery
be
displayed
In
handling
his
plow
csund
many
of
the
farmers
present
to
suggest
that
be
most
have
pot
considerable
rehearsing
befoee
the
contest.
Youngest
plowman
was
Alas
Johnny
and
oldest.
Donald
George
both
local
Indians.
Luncheon
Is
Served
Before
commencing
the
match
a
demonstration
of
opening
the
land
for
plowing
was
given
by
John
Ool
die
of
Vanderhoof.
After
the
com
petltors
completed
their
crowns
an
interval
was
given
when
a
tasty
luncheon
was
served
by
the
lady
members
of
the
North
Side
Com
munity
Hall.
The
Nechako
Farmers
Institute
U
to
be
highly
commended
in
the
way
It
is
taking
hold
of
and
spon
soring
activities
of
public
interest.
They
are
this
year
behind
the
local
creamery,
handling
the
plowing
match
and
plan
to
establish
a
Fall
ralr
at
Vanderhoof
tn
the
near
future.
This
large
district
with
settlers
of
the
energy
and
capabilities
display.
4
by
the
members
of
the
Institute
is
well
on
the
way
to
becoming
one
of
the
leading
agricultural
communities
in
the
province.
Children
riding
Meyeles
are
requested
by
the
police
to
slow
down
at
signals
and
abide
by
all
rules
while
on
the
streets
or
further
action
will
have
to
be
taken.
CITY
Transfer
Phone
950
Hemlock
and
Spruce
Of
per
cord,
delivered
vw
COAI,
roil
SALE
Furniture
and
Piano
Moving
I
SPECTACLE
OF
SCREEN
'Forty-Second
Street,"
Big
Musical
Picture.
Belnr
Stated
at
Capitol
Theatre
Heralding
the
return
of
musical
pictures
to
the
talking
screen.
"Forty-Second
Street,"
dramatic
musical
comedy
spectacle,
opens
a
three-day
ran
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight.
It
has
an
all-star
cast
of
noted
screen
and
stage
players
and
features
many
musical
and
dancing
acts
which
are
said
to
be
very
fine.
Besides
being
snappy,
colorful
and
packed
with
laughs,
the
picture
also
has
a
dramatic
underlying
theme.
It
reveals
the
mammoth
spectacle
of
a
musical
comedy
show
tn
preparation
and
when
it
is
finished.
!
The
stellar
names
In
the
cast
in-.
elude
those
of
Warner
Baxter.
Bebe
1
Daniels.
Raoy
Kceler,
George
Brent.
Una
Merkel
Ouy
Kmbee.
Dkk
PoweU.
Oinger
Rovers
and
many
others.
It
Is
one
of
the
most
j
Imposing
casts
since
"Oread
Hotel"
.
One
hundred
and
fifty
of
the
most
beautiful
girls
from
stage
and
screen
were
selected
to
take
parti
in
the
chorus.
Special
songs
were
written
for'
the
picture,
some
of
these
being
si-'
ready
very
popular
on
the
radio
such
as
Tm
Young
and
Healthy
";
"Shuffle
on
to
Buffalo."
"You're,
Getting
to
be
a
Habit
With
Me"
and
'
"Forty-Second
Street."
The
screen
play
Is
based
on
the
popular
novel
by
Bradford
Ropes.
Good
Progress
Building
Trail
To
Butze
Rapids
Good
progress
1
reported
on
the
building
of
the
trail
from
the
high
way
to
Butae
Rapids,
something
like
N
feet
of
the
walk
being
now
com
pleted,
the
bad
places
bridged
with
corduroy.
Those
on
the
Job
Saturday
were
John
llarray.
Archie.
H.
Zamkhr.
Peter
Watson
and
Ross
Mackay.
Jack
Cook
and
Pred
Wesch
provided
transportation,
the
Commodore
Cafe
the
eaU
and
George
Munro
and
Blii
Walls
the
drinks
It
U
rxpr
ted
tint
six
new
men
will
be
r,i,
:hr
;b
next
Saturday
IT
PAYS
TO
PAY
CASH
Oar
Price
art
Always
Reasonable
Special
For
Friday,
Saturday
&
Monday
BOOWOMY
TEA
&
COPPEE
0"7
per
lb
SUGAR
-lb
sack
FLOUR
Alberta
Rose
48
lbs
MILK
All
brands
per
doa.
RHHDgSR
OOPTKE
-Por
camping,
per
Urge
tin
JAPAN
BBS
RICB-
4
lbs.
BCONOMY
BUTTER
3
lbs.
FANCY
DRIBD
APPLES
-
2
lbs
FANCY
DRIED
APRICOTS
1
lbs.
NEW
POTATO
88
12
lbs
EOOB
Fresh
seconds
3
doz.
WATER
MELON
per
lb.
.
4IU
S3.75
S1.58
81.15
MOTHER'S
BISCUIT
MIX
cults
made
in
a
jiffy
per
pk.
23c
15c
80c
25c
50c
Bis-
31c
-The
AYLMER
TOMATO
JUICE--The
drink
for
health
3
tins
QUAKER
TOMATOES
JH's.
2
tins
FRBIH
ORBBN
PEAS
5
lbs.
LETTUCE
per
head
.
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25c
25c
4c
25c
55c:
8c
We
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Orders
of
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or
Ovrr
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Store
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Avenue
West
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Box
575
phone
II
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&
Wednesday
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Rods
and
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Enjoy
the
fine
weather
while
it
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go
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Hell
Q.
C.
hlands
When
Coining
lo
Terrace
Make
Arrancemrnls
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
B.C.
To
Oreet
You.
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
ti
passenger
service
anywhere
Lakelae
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
h
a.
S.i
now
In
service
n
the
lake.
Fare
anywhere
on
the
lake.
additional.
No
crowd
too
big.
No
Job
loo
small.
PICNIC
PARTIES
EVERY
SUNDAY
North
Beach
Famous
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