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AND
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TOO
...
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i-ar
Ixapreubui
700
may
have
formed
about
corrective
shoes,
until
you
hive
investigated
Aitbfripi.
Is
rfetiga,
detail,
Lnr
and
cojoi,
tbev
Ikifl
S
wi:h
the
latest
fuhioaa
.
.
and
keep
you
feeiise,
fit.
If
ens
iarUIblt
irrb-tuppomng
shack
bailt
lino
these
,
thou
dul
iocs
it'
"
:
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shoes
BY
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LA
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H
F
O
R
D
n
The
Family
Shoe
Store
I
Third
Avenue
Phone
357
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COLUMBIA
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
bv
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mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
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.
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in
advance,
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week
i
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of
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Columbia,
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and
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States,
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"
Tae
-iiy
,
AfiTt
13,
1?C5
CONFIDENCE
IN
CANADA
,
The
celerity
with
which
a
Dominion
ten-year
$70,000,-000
bond
issue
was
snapped
up
yesterday
indicates
that
Canadian
government
securities
are
still
considered
a
good
investment
even
if
the
interest
rate
is
only
two
and
a
half
percent.
It
is
also
an
indication
that
the
investing
public
is
not
fearful
of
the
electorate,
which
will
shortlv
be
called
upon
at
the
polls
to
choose
a
new
government,
dpipg
anything
that
might
endanger
the
stability
of
the
country's
financial
structure
or
the
soundness
of
its
securities.
It
is
not
many
countries
that
have
been
nbfe
to
keep
their
credit
as
sound
as
Canada
has
in
face
of
the
economic
difficulties
through
which
the
world
has
been
pass
ing.
It
might
cause
one
to
reflect
what
condition
the
countrj
might
be
in
today
if,
like
some
other
notions,
this
Domjnion
had
embraced
policies
of
default
or
repudia-tipn
instead
of
one
of
orderly
adjustment
THE
TIU-PARTiTE
CONFERENCE
Theeves
of
the
world
will
tnm
this
wppV
tn
tk
con
ference
in
which
representatives
of
Great
Bntain,
France
and
Italy
will
meet
with
a
view
to
ironing
out
the
Italo-,
Ethiopian
crisis
which
still
appears
to
be
seriously
menacing
world
peace.
The
hope
of
the
most
of
the
people
of,
the
world
is
that
the
conference
will
be
productive
of
a
happy
solution
of
the
difficulty
and
that
it
may
be
instrumental
in
clearing
the
sky
of
the
lowering
war
clouds
that
now
prevail.
To
the
most
of
reasonable
minded
people,
it
would
seem
that
there
should
be
some
way
out
without
recourse
to
arms.
Impartial
opinion
appears
to
be1
that
both
Italy
and
Ethiopia
are
too
anxious
to
get
at
each
other's
throats.
It
looks
like
a
police
job
for
the
rest!
of
the
nations
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
they
to
will
not
have
to
resort
to
violence
in
stopping
these
two
from
letting
their
quarrel
pet
out
of
reasonable
bowu1"-.
j
Wmm
Tn
nrj
ttia
Ujnr
iu
or
ttUKic
Zjua-Baa.
TaUiaa
bcrtal
bolxa'prTaU
term
taiwtioa,
aliaja
faftnirwtWwi,
I
um
Ul
tntm
wl
fitaa
and
saona
ealok.
chu
kaJm;.
KBEF
A
BOX
OF
ZAM-BUK
HAKDTI
h
a
THOSE
IN
CONTROL
FHtr
.Men
Have
Eight
v-fiie
Per-;
rent
of
Canada
Corporate
!
Wraith
The
168
largest
corporations
to
Canada
rtave
gross
ssseu
of
$jft8S.-tmjm.
That
is
about
of
the
(total
iMnmian
vealth
of
the
country.
Approstftaately
fifty
men
coittaol
these
ICS
oampan'-s
and
auotsvu
,
22S
esaopssue
as
wli.
I
No
fewer
than
47
of
the
5
are
bank
directors
and
17
of
litem
are
'directors
of
the
C
P
R
Only
fire
of
them
are
under
SO
years
of
ate
and
31
arc
over
M.
71mm
are
some
of
the
gutacaetiU
to
a
t
east
Hon'
pamphlet,
the
work
of
Wau
Hugh
MrColhnn
of
Retina,
entitled
"Who
Owns
Can-
!
alto
4"
Mr.
MeCollum
li-ts
the
M
men,
gives
their
ages,
the
number
of
companies
of
which
they
are
diree-
tors'
and
tne
total
assets
of
the
'companies
of
which
they
are
direc-!tors
as
below.
It
wffl
be
nosed
that
the
H
having
been
coassiled
from
reports
of
ja
year
or
two
ag'
includes
the
names
of
a
n
amber
who
have
since
died.
Sir
Herbert
Holt
enrtneer.
ace
'
78.
number
of
companies
SC.
assets
!
William
A.
Black,
clerk.
73,
at.
j$4jMUM.45&.
I
Ross
H.
McMaster
54.
IS.
$$,-1
852.137,541
1
Sir
Charles
B.
Oordon
sake
clerk.
67.
St.
.78f
7X7S.
E.
W.
Beatty,
lawyer.
97.
IS.
$&
44
,506.301.
CeL
Hen.
H.
Corfcahatt.
raana-factorar,
76,
18,
tlM&XllfM.
3.
W.
MeOomwO
57,
14,
$31.-
njm.
William
N.
Ter.
lawyer,
75.
4.
$zjmMjm.
R.
S.
McLaughlin,
m&nafactarex,
3.
14,
$2J22.877,12S.
F.
K.
Morrow.
48.
It,
Youths'
School
Boots,
guaranteed
solid
leather
thru-
C-l
Qff
out;
pair
.
Ol-.Otf
lasses
A-
TOT
DAILY
KCWS
mjmvnt.
C.
B.
MeNsht,
broker.
SXJtS,4MjHt.
Btakj
Make
Wl
W.
J.
19
SI
Senator
A.
3.
Brown,
lawyer
If.
71.
It.
$Us7tJJL
Julian
C.
SeaMh.
enetneer
S6,
21.
tSJfljMMCT-
HoMrt
Atalr.
8.
4.
ttJ!2757B
A.
D.
MscTver.
atpnofranher.
.
is.
njmAUMA.
Leift
aawsay.
lawyer.
5t.
T.
wrJtM.HiTrn
lUttStB
P.
AfH.
ewflneer
M.
UL
$lT4.1t4.
.
a
a
wood.
87.
n.
ti
x
U
-Col.
H-
Molab.
58.
14.
$1117.-US77.
Rt
Hon.
8lr
T.
White,
lawyer.
7.
Ht,
JK814J21.4W.
Umftqm.
&
OL
Mevbr
Hav-
fer.
7.
1L
S1.745T1
a.
H.
Dwrna,
annneer.
tl.
17.'
$1.73757SjrT2.
Morris
W.
Wilson,
banker.
SO.
4,
lJ58JM.2fi.
Hen.
Ttaaaas
Abeam,
brecer,
48.
14.
sl.SWJ8S.lSS.
A.
E.
Dyment.
ftnanrier.
tt,
10.
MOtar
Lash.
KXf..
lawyer,
ft.
.
$1.88t.74.7S4.
John
W.
Hftebf,
iusiisI
timr.
St.
8.
tiSKXZm.
lion.
F.
L.
Beesne
lawyer.
88,
8.
SlJ84jlJn.
Brtg
-Oen
a.
S.
Meignae.
Skmni-der.
84.
18.
J1JH8,7W
717
Han
Patrick
Bwrs.
rartav.
Tt,
8.
ijmi.t7
i.
.
Hvb
Paten,
erntxartar.
88,
4.
Q
rant
HaO.
medhank-
.
ft.
J4.-
442J81I.78.
Arthar
F.
White,
banker,
49,
It.
$1,4W13JM6.
F.
E.
Meredith.
KC.
lawftf.
72.
8.
SlAMjm&a.
fltr
F.
WBItams-Taylar.
bMktr.
71.
10.
$1.4kl2S7GI
Huntley
R.
Drurimood.
manufacturer.
-.
5.
$L24S
1074.
Sir
John
Alrd.
barker.
7.
18,
$1
-33124,128.
D.
Farbes
Asgns.
,
8,
8tj98.-187JS4.
Walter
Gov.
KJC.
lawyer.
82,
8.
$1571.713587.
Child's
Patent
&
Calf
Straps,
larye
variety
to
choose
from
QQt
sizes
8
to
m
.
.
Ot?'
Post
and
Rogers
Reach
Fairbanks!
Famous
Aviator
and
HuraorKt
To
Saend
To
or
Three
Days
In
Central
Alaika
Cit)
yAUtBAK8.
Aug
13:
WHey
Post
and
Will
Rogers
arrived
here
iFrstitsi
fro
saAktaerk
Territories,
and
expect
to
m
Fatfbanks
far
two
or
three
flay
before
roa&nuiag
thetr
fUfht
to
aBbaria
and
Moscow
Middle
West
Is
Flooded
by
Bad
Currency
Notes
CHICAGO.
Aug
13
local
authorities
are
continuing
their
search
for
a
band
of
coonterMtars
who
are
believed
to
Maw
been
jespon-sibie
for
the
floedna
at
the
MMdJe
West
ataee
the
week-end
with
bo-gut
notes
supposed
to
be
Federal
Reserve
tssne
by
DuQas
end
Cleveland
banka.
PRIMU
S
PASSPOP.T
CANCLLLED
ROME
Aug
13
The
passport
of
Prlmo
earners,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
has
been
cancelled.
1'
was
reported
here
yesterday
.
George
W.
Allan
lawyer
74.
33.
$1551.118.877.
:
WUUam
H.
MfWtntama.
grain
dealer.
73.
18.
1.
180.091
,388
WOttaa
M.
Dirks
matmfactnrer.
85.
8.
$l.lUJt449.
LL-Col.
3.
H.
Price,
ftatneier.
36.
1
17.
$1.108
AM8V
H.
C.
Cox.
broker.
81,
13.
J
1,1
OS,
-
Charles
B
Wilcox,
manafactarer.
78.
8.
$1,101,709,468
C
F.
Saw,
engineer.
68,
11.
$1..
OT0.3MJ10.
Q.
Harrison
Smith
financier.
54.
4,
$1,021
574
jBT8
Paul
r
mm.
engineer.
88.
7.
04
Boys'
Leckie
&
Monarch
make
School
Boots
reg.
$4.50
pair
2.85
EVERYTHING
AS
ADVERTISED
Baseball
Scores
National
League
CtatlnnaU
4.
Pltuburg
7.
Only
one
game
played
Baseball
Standings
Detroit
NosthweeM'
Y
(Aleafo
.
BSion
New
York
St
Louis
CMeaao
American
League
d(eeland
...
Whtnton.
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
W.
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ti
7
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,m
M
48
47
17
L.
S7
tf
47
48
ft
f
m
Of
National
Learue
W.
L.
$
41
k
87
St
81
78
Pet
1
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,
Mi
S25
JM
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Pet
J88I
Mil
Jtt
JS8
57
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1
1
A
I
X1.T)
oOt
Owing
to
rate,
last
ptfbtl
pty
League
football
gaate
between
Canadian
Lafiaa
and
nentment
was
pbtiponed.
NO
SQITHAI.L
QR
ROWLING
Sports
activities
at
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Airlatiot,
i
grounds
were
again
rained
out
Ust
night
both
City
Leairue
aoftbal!
and
lawn
bowline
fixtures
betng
postponid
"t,
ai-rouj.t
of
-.he
un-1
favorabic
(!r)!''!;!
GROTTO
TAXI
456
You
only
live
once
Why
not
ride
In
.ht
bet
Thrre
Cars
at
your
ervice.
Ilcrt
Morgan
Hud
Rarric
rROP
Baseball
Playoff
'
Tl'ESDAV
Al
f.t
t
;
.
I
KaltUt
aW
f'm
A-a
B-
ra
I
FOOTBALL
TIlfRSDAV
Mi
1
,T
,
lU-giroent
v.
Can
Legion
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zareili
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
S1X0
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cuid
Wk;
Prince
Rupert
IS
C
Phone
28
?o
Bex
:?
FRESH
M'LK
AND
'CUE
AM
DAILY
VALENTIN
miKY
Phone
657
Lakelse
Lake
&
Hot
Springs
Fishing;
Boating,
Hunting,
Swimming
Make
arrantement
s
SWAIN'S
TRANSF
&
TAXI
Terrace.
R.C
to
gwet
you
We
rr
trains
Picnic
parties
Sundcy.
7Sc
Fare
u
X3J0:
each
sddiMona:
.
$190
Hotel.
Hot
K.rirr
anywhere
the
l.k
!
j
.
.
Still
Greater
Sacrifices
This
Sale
has
l)een
ien
welcomed
by
the
public
with
such
enthusiasm
that
wc
have
decided
to
carry
on
with
still
tjrcalcr
bargains
than
ever.
While
they
last!
Boys'
School
Boots,
solid
leather
cole.,
Leckie
&
other
makes,
values
f93;...
1.98
Misses'
School
Oxford:;,
back
calf
ovfords,
solid
and
stylish
76
designs;
pr.
23
Misses'
Patent
Straps
large
variety,
size
11
to
2;
reg.
$2.00
Q4
OQ
pair
tj).0tf
3G
Women's
Sport
Oxfords
in
tu-toned
styles,
low
heels,
G
9
OQ
reg.
$4.05,
?&OV
8
Men's
Tu-toned
Ox-fords
in
black
&
white,
mostly
smrll
sizes,
reg.
$3.95
C
AO
pair
?X.JO
22
Men's
Black
;r
Brown
Calf.
Rou;
Quality"
Coodvenr
vu
12G
Women'
Pump
Oxfords
and
Straps,
ail
styles,
reg.
G-i
A
(
$4.00;
pair
V-
"'
Runners
Selling
Actually
Below
Cost
92
Pairs
Women's
Brown,
Suntan,
Black
36
Pairs
Youths'
Runners
in
black
and
34
Pairs
Men's
Runners
in
brown,
size?
and
White
Oxfords,
With
Bed
&,
(ireert
white
and
brown,
Goodrich
make
7Qn
6
to
10;
reg.
$1.50
QCkn
trim;
reg.
$1.25
R7p
reg.
$1.25;
Clearance
price
1
Clearance
price
e7tC
uflv
Clearance
Price
22
Pairs
Women's
Sand,
Green
&
Blue
fn
J
So!ed
Runnerf,
11
Pi
Men's
White
Oxfords,
crepr-tt
Sandals
with
Cuban
heels,
Q4
OA
to
13,
reg.
$1.39
OPl
OQc
sojes
reg.
$1
50
SI
frJ.s.13
1
Q
ftl'tSa
Clearance
reg.
$1.95;
Clearance
price
..
price
Clearance
price
40
Pairs
Women's
Colored
Sandals,
with
14
Pairs
Boys'
Runners,
vnHous
makes
21
Pairs
Men's
Heavy
Brr
An
Canvau
low
rubber
heels,
reg.
$1.75
GQp
reg.
$1,40
OQp
rubber
soles
and
heels,
reg.
Q4
Clearance
Price
Clearance
price
$2
25;
clearance
price
t?iaUeJ
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