a
m
m
M
H
ts
8
t
PAO
TWC
FIT-STYLE
RVALUE
city.
THE
VISIBLE
Fitiinj
Syilera
(howl
you
citctly
bow
tny
fit
Advertising
and
Circulation
Ttleplicae
Si
News
Department
Telephone
16
Member
of
Audit
Harts
a
of
CirenlatUn-
OAILY
EDITION
EVEN
NEWSBOYS
BE
ACT
WONDERFUL
WEARING
QUALITIES
In
the
season's
smartest
styles.
JTackand
Jfi
11
HEALTH
SHOES
p
t
See
out
complete
showing
of
these
populi;
Jupes
;
The
Family
Shoe
Store
j
Third
Avenue
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PkLSCK
EUPfJiT
-
BilII.SU
OiLUMhlA
PuUuhed
Erery
Afternoon,
Except
Bozuiay.
by
Prtnc
Kspert
Dally
Kews,
Limited,
Hilrd
Atenue
H.
P.
PULLQf
-
-
-
iUcaglng-Edr-or
BLBSCEIPTION
BATES
City
dellTtry.
by
tnafl
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
tn
advance
Per
ttut
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
By
raali
to
all
parts
of
British
Colombia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
Stater,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
By
mall
to
all
other
oocntnea,
per
year
m
Phone
357
gj
ttJD
.1
lit
SjCC
ktonitay,
inly
39,
WSZ
MHurrah!
We're
going
to
have
a
pulp
milir
cried
the
Daily
News
newsboys
as
they
whisked
away
from
our
of
fice
on
Saturday
afternoon
to
give
us
one
of
the
largest
street
sales
we
have
had
in
many
a
long
day.
"Hurrah
J
.We're
going
to
have
a
pulp
mill
I"
was
the
echo,
in
effect
if
not
in
those
words,
to
be
hearq
for
hours
after
as
the
cheering
news
travelled
rapidly
around
the
community.
The
reaction
of
optimism
and
good
ieelin
was
interesting.
It
was
a
good
exittrience.
Everybody
wai
happy-even
the
few
doubtful
folks
who
stiH
found
it
Itaid
to
A
wave
of
happineas
and
confidence
virtually
swept
the
It
was
the
bett
news
Prince
Rupert
ha1
had
in
many
a
year.
There-might
have
been
more
important
stories
in
their
time
but
the
old-timers
around
this
office
cannot
remem
ber
a
bettor
one.
All
we
hope
for
now
is
that
it
is
just
the
first
of
a
series
of
many
which
will
not
only
end
the
depression
as
far
as
Prince
Runert
is
concerned
but
brinir
the
city
into
the
position
of
importance
hopes
of
which
we
have
cherished
these
many
years.
GOLD
MINE'.
On
his
way
sou'
h
on
business
j
iiiuuw;
j
iuui
mg
iuuifi
new
i
machinery
and
eoiipment
which
Spruce
Creek
one
of
the
largest
and
richest
placer
operations
in
:
British
Columbia.
The
dirt
Is
taken
out
of
shafts
and
the
gold
separ
ated
by
sluicing
process.
There
are
at
present
sixty
men
employed
but,
Charles
Jf,
Colpe,
Hfre
Saturday,
wltn
the
expansion
of
operations
Ahout
i
nmihi
n...,
pow
being
undertaken,
the
crew
Spruce
Creek
Near
AtHn
will
be
increased
to
between
ninety
and
one
hundred
Sawle,
publisher
of
the
will
permit
of
the
outout
of
his
Omineca
H.
rcld.
nrrived
In
the
placer
op
rations
on
Spruce
Creek,
a
ty
from
New
H7lton
on
this
about
twelve
mjles
from
AUin,
be-
afU:
moon's
train
and
will
return
to
ing
doubled,
Charles
II.
Colpe,
head;
the
interior
tomorrow
eyeplng.
He
of
the
Colpe
Mining
Co.,
was
a
came
in
with
his
sister.
Mrs.
J.
D.
P-nsrr
aDoara
the
Princess
Mclnnes
of
Montreal,
who
has
Lnanotte
Saturday
afternoon
vtcitinp
at
hpw
n7pitnn
nitty,
Mr
bound
for
Vapcouver.
Hp
will
also
and
Mrs.
Sawle
during
a
trip
to
vUif,
San
Francisco
and
expect
to
the
coast
rnd
whe
sailed
this
af-be
away
about
a
monh
lenioon
or,
the
Prince
George
for
The
Colpe
Mini??"
C
has
on
Vancouver
23:
CP
Monty
BUrr
of
Van-roaver
von
the
llt-jouni
stpb
iinjln
at
the
Canadian
HUy
on
Sal
unlay
and.
paired
with
Johnny
Dickinson
of
Yancoavrr,
to
via
the
teoior
tt.lf-
in
the
umt
class.
Between
tbm
they
scored
thirty-three
points.
After
years
of
repeatedly
oozing
to
American
invaders,
Canadian
oarvroen
held
their
heads
high
oa
the
strength
of
x
smashing
international
victory
in
the
fifty-third
Royal
Canadian
Hen
ley.
Every
major
prize
of
the
historic
rowing
carnival
m
kept
by
the
Canadian
forces.
Football
MONDAY
JULY
2S
Eeglment
ts.
Can.
Legion
FULL
DRESS
EOBBERY
LONDON,
July
29
P
In
fuH
view
of
shoppers
an
unidentified
man
drove
op
alongside
the
unattended
car
of
a
fommerdal
traveller,
loaded
about
MOO
worth
et
fown
in
to
his
own
car,
and
drove
away.
KEPT
IN
MIDDLE
OP
R0AP
CAPE
TOWN,
July
29-
(CP
For
walking
"in
a
danteroos
manner
a
man
was
fined
70
cents
here
re
cently-
It
was
ajlegtd
he
walked
In
the
middle
of
a
street
after
being
warned
by
a
constable
not
to
do
so
BLAMED
THE
CINEMA
COLOMBO,
Jury
29:
CP)
Crime
ts
inspired
by
the
modern
cinema,
said
the
Ceylon
Assize
Commissioner,
sentencing
f've
men
to
long
terms
of
imprisonment.
They
wen?
charged
with
"unlawful
assembly"
to
kidnap
a
girl.
NEW
FACE
OF
ALUMINUM
KENT.
Eng.,
July
29:
CP
A
partially
pew
face
if
aluminum
is
being
made
by
London
experts
for
a
65-year
old
man
afflicted
with
a
faejal
disease.
It
will
be
painted
to.
match
the
patient's
skin.
WONDERFUL
RQSrjJ
4ND
OTHER
FLOWERS
BEINfi
EXpiIBITEp
IN
ROSE
AND
rj-OW'ER
SHQiy.
Continued
from
Page
1
ton
and
a
number
of
others.
Following
is
the
prize
list:
Best
rose,
named
Mrs.
Burbank
Talisman),
Helen
Valentine
(Dally
Mail).
Three
pink
roses,
any
variety-
Mrs.
Jas.
Lee,
L.
W.
Pat
more.
Three
red
roses,
any
variety
Joe
Naylor,
Robert
Gordon.
Three
yellow
roses,
any
variety
John
Mitchell,
John
Bergman.
Three
rores,
any
color,
any
var
iety
jl.
a.
puHameJ,
Mrs.
P.
p
Balagno.
Display
six
rotes
memberr
only)
Mrs.
Burbank,
II.
A.
puHamel.
Vase
or
bowl
cut
flowers
j.
w
NlchoHs,
T
W.
s;iv?rs0es.
Display
12
pansles
jlelei
yairi-
Une,
Mrs.
II
Caspcrsen.
Pot
plant
flowering
II.
f.
Pul-
len,
H.
T
PuIJen.
Display
three
peones--F.
.
ful
ler,
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balaeno.
Display
one
yarlt-Jy
different-
Robert
Oordon,
J.
W.
NichcU.
SJx
climbing
royrf-Mrs.
W.
J
Nelion,
Sam
Massey.
Spray
Rambler
roses
Joe
jack,
Corsage
bouquet
-Mrs
f
bibb,
Margaret
McLcod,
General
dspjay-p.
J,
Puller,
Mrs.
Burbanjc,
Sweet
pea4
(pot
pver
30
spikes)
Mr.
F.
Pibb,
C.
V.
Eyltt,
Best
display
mixed
flowers,
vase
or
basket
Margaret
MtfLeod,
Mrs.
T.
H.
Johnson.
THE
DART
NKW3
Monitor
July
3
:,
$
'SPORT'
CANUCKS
MARGIN
IS
CLEAN-UP
i
INCREASED
Took
Every
Major
Trjir
in
Historic
Royal
Canadian
IljJef
S!
PORT
DALHOUSIE.
Ont,
Jsiy
close
4ciaca
on
SLurday
The
Indiana
dropped
lrto
the
btajcA
diTtston.
beuif
dkplxced
by
the
Bottoo
Eed
&?z
wtA
defeated
the
Philadelphia
Athktira
yMterday
at
Stuhe
Park.
In
the
KaUoca)
league
the
i
Chicago
Cuba
cctJnuc4
their
aa-
sationaj
winning
aUeok
by
taking
j
slumped
into
sixth
piax
below
the
jurooxrya
vocgers
cespwe
we
i
double
defeat
of
the
UUr
by
the
league-leading
New
York
Qian&i
I
whose
margin
over
the
Cubs
t
but
a
scant
game
and
a
half
Week-end
Big
League
scores:
SUNDAY
8COKES
American
League
Detroit
14,
Cleveland
S.
Washington
6-7.
New
York
7-1.
Chicago
14-3,
t
Louis
6-4.
Boston
11.
Philadelphia
3.
National
League
St.
Louis
4-4,
Pittsburg
3-5.
Cincinnati
7.
Chicago
11
Philadelphia
4-10.
Boston
I-Jl
New
York
6-1.
Brooklyn
6-4).
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
5,
Boston
9.
New
York.
4,
Brooklyn
6.
St
Louis
4,
Pittsrurg
10.
Cincinnati
6-;,
Chicago
9-12.
Ar&erjran
League
Chicago
i
St
Louis
5.
Detroit
C,
Cleveland
2
Boston
-2,
Philadelphia
7-0.
Washington
6,
New
York
7.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Petroit
..57
5
,620
New
York
i
36
91
Chicago
4
37
,55
Boston
...47
44
517
Cleveland
44
43
506
Philadelphia
3
47
.447
Washington
39
53
A2j
St.
Louis
29
59
J30
National
League
W-
L.
Pet.
Jfew
York
,
.59
?1
JJM
Chicago
.
5P
2?
32
St
LouU
i
...
5S
36
.604
Pittsburg
52
42
553
Brooklyn
40
51
.437
jCinelnpaU
40
53
430
j
Philadelphia
28
52
.422
Boston
54
62
-2J
GROTTO
TAXI
456
You
only
live
once.
Why
not
ride
in
the
best?
-Three
Cars
at
your
service.
Bert
Morgan
Bud
Barrie
SOFTBALL
Following
schedule:
PROP.
SCHEDULE
Is
the
second
half
Jujy
29-;.
N,
R.
a,
ye.
flrotto.
JH7
3.1-rJunIor
Elks
ys.
C.
N,
It.
A-
August
5
Junior
Elks
yf
GrpV-
to,
August
7-Orotto
ys.
C.
H.
R,
A.
August
12-C.
N.
R
VS.
Junior
nu.
August
14-3rotto
vs.
Junior
Elks,
.
August
19
C.
N.
R.
A.
vi.
Grotto
GOT
FINE
RECEPTION
Atia
MVl
Hi-Use
Un
DiUricts
Strong
For
LlberaHm
Hanson
ru4
Ktti
r
A
sweeping
Liberal
w)ont)
w;.
be
given
In
the
AUln.
SUkme
Rurr
and
other
northern
iwMnri
of
Skr-a
rldtog
in
the
fartfcmfntr.g
federal
eieeUon.
f.
I
agreed
by
.Oiof
Harmon
U
P
v-d
T.
W
Btown
Petroit
Tigers
BniWinr
Vp
Lead
Injpbo
retimed
fo
h
?ly
r
the
American
Leare-Cbirago
Print
Ccarloue
Saturday
after
Cmm
Still
Going
Strong
J
noon
from
a
northern
Campari
'tear.
Mr.
Hansen
rtsttlnc
prar
CLEVELAND.
Jrlv
39
CP
jueauy
all
polttng
pouts
throughout
Detroit
lifers
seord
two
victories
I
the
ieiy
scattered
northern
part
over
the
Indians
here
on
Batorday
of
the
yajt
raosUUKee?
stated
and
Sunday
to
ifttresse
their
mar-1
that
he
reid
a
ftatUrtBt
re-gin
of
supremacy
tr
the
American
;
eepUoo
which
more
than
exceeded
League
to
Ihxt
tuik
oamec
&rbis
jaost
tpm1
hfi.
There
u
the
varertng
New
York
Yankees
mo
qsesUon
of
the
outrocne
in
that
I
who
spilt
a
dobie-;eder
tU
qvijUi.
he
4ire
Te
party
h-Washington
Senators
at
Yankee'
anticipate
will
get
up
lo
90
per
SUditua
yesLtrday
afur
aficg
a'cec
u
the
Ae
-
a.
flanson,
)o
addiuon
L
put
lng
(he
pcple
prfMnaMy.
a
nuaJUer
jof
j&fcicf
a
In
tfe
AU
diUici
he
was
aatisud
by
M
firof-n
who
alao
had
Wal
bwaoe-
-fco
aiiepd
U
thee
Aa
a
(hrrct
r
utU
t
U
Hanaon
c
it.
the
All
BjCta4
Trade
u
rergAiuaed
A
iM4nt
rivtwi
lAtUitr
now
be
I
both
ends
of
a
doubie-htader
atl.
eoiighf
by
Uiat
floJMhJr
?
i
-w
w-oi
icuuu,
umitfi
poiMi
jwi'-
the
Ctncincati
Beds
whom
Miey
(defeated
again
yesterday
The
Rtds
at
8pruct
Pftk
where
there
were
no
less
than
seventy
persons
in
at-
Visiting
all
the
creeks
In
the
At-
tin
distrjef.
Ur
Hanson
and
Mr.
Brown
found
that
stlstriei
very!
prosperous,
U
being
one
of
the
!
I
Since
1857
the
word
"SEACRAUrS-
fl!flP
MSM
1
on
Canadian
Whisky
has
atood
for
MM
Srn
"Say
Seagram's
and
be
Sure"
This
Advertai-rrent
o
no"
puoln&t-d
r
displayed
tv
tt
Liquor
Cool
to
1
Board
or
by
the
Coverpaewt
of
Hrrtth
Co4oaWa
fev
ptsres
u
the
country
where;
the
ttltcU
of
the
depression
have
where
a
sanall
groap
of
placer
min-Uvn
ptfMiU
si
hcre
there
I
ers
pat
Xtm
sch
i
a
jwsUl
Of
Xfi&r
are
no
u;ispUyH
nd
cone
on
days'
work.
Of
cour-e
this
was
tt-rdief
Hundreds
U
men
are
mln-
eepUotiai.
ing
on
the
rreks
and
ail
are
doing
i
ur.
Haruwa
flow
frosn
Attn
to
well
due
to
the
provincial
govern-
Deajse
Lake.
thn
to
Porvr
Laad-ment
policy
of
prohibiting
com-
inx
and
down
to
Teletraph
Crook,
panics
from
holding
ground
idle
mrtinc
btag
hM
at
ail
three
While
at
AUin,
If"
Hanson
per-
pousis.
Theie
is
alo
much
stumng
sooally
tnes&ed
one
-pay-off
acMvity
ir.
.hat
arra
Is
n
DOCTOR
OF
15
TOO
OLD
LONDON
July
7t
CPi
The
Ir.
swranee
OammHtre
jdeeided
rt
cenUy
that
omU-g
to
the
advanced
age."
M.
and
eafird
e,
tidily
of
an
tasurance
tfortor
he
was
r
in
a
position
to
di??hare
uts
g
tie
to
ihe
servW
S
P
AC
E
4
MR.
ADVERTISER
C
Space
In
a
daily
newspaper
possesses
a
power
that
is
Jacking
in
the
lineage
of
other
adver
tiling
media.
It
is
not
only
more
economical
.
.
.
which
is
a
matter
of
easy
computation
...
it
is
not
only
more
flexible,
it
is
not
only
more
timely
and
rapid,
but
also
it
is
the
advertiser's
unfailing
point
of
contact
with
the
mass
market
and
every
spot
market
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
The
Daily
Newspaper
possesses
a
power
by
means
of
which
an
advertiser,
who
knows
how
to
use
it,
can
reach
and
move
to
action
all
or
any
part
of
the
Canadian
consuming
public
In
this
North
American
continent
there
was
pent
during
1934
in
the
columns
of
the
daily
newspapers
more
tban
$500,000,000.
The
strongest
of
all
supplementary
media
was
used
to
the
extent
of
$114,000,000.
Why?
Because
for
prompt
action
on
sales
plans
.
.
f
for
quick
consumer
influence
at
minimum
cost
.
.
.
for
willing
co-operation
from
the
retail
trade,
the
daily
newspaper
is
today,
as
it
always
has
oeen,
the
outstanding
and
most
economical
basic
advertising
medium.
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