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great
pleasure
'to
announce
a
galaxy
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in
Pumps,
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and
Sandals
in
-styles
and
heels
to
suit
every
foot
and
purse.
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From
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to
Your
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is
'tohlihlly
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EDITION
Need
of
Highways
The
Royal
Bank
df
Ganada,
in
its
monthly
letter,
tells
Of
the
maritime
provinces,
meaning
of
course
the
eastern
maritimes.
British
Columbia
is
also
a
maritime
province
but
it
is
more
often
referred
to
as
the
-Pacific
(province,
not
suggesting
that
it
is
peaceful
but
that
It
is
the
one
brdvince
of
Canada
Which
borders
on
the
Pacific
Ocean
The
object
of
the
letter
is
to
point
out
to
all
'and
sundry
who
read
bank
literature
that
there
are
gdod
roads
in
New
Brunswick
and
Nova.
Scotia,
and
that
these
provinces
are
excellent
places
for
holidaying.
Last
year,
according
to
the
bank
authority,
there
was
spent
by
motorists
no
less
than
fifteen
million
dollars
in
the
tvo
'provinces.
British
Columbia,
which
was
affected
more
by
the
depression
than
were
Nova
Scotia
and
New
Brunswick
and
which
has
ah
even
more
difficult
cdtlritry
to
lle'Velpp,
'is
now
tackling
the
highway
question
in
earnest
and
each
year
is
attracting
more
'tourists.
Efforts
are
still
being
made
to
interest
the
authorities
in
the
building
of
a
highway
to
Alaska.
We
never
oppos
developments
of
any
kind
if
wecan
helpit
and'We
dre'eer-
taiHly
not
Opposed
to
building
a
highway
to,
Alaska-
but
we
still
-maintain
that
the
highway
from
'Prince
Rupert
to
Terrace
as
more
important
than
the
Alaska
highway
and
should
cdme
first,
whether
on
the
part
of
provincial
or
federal
authorities.
Just
now
there
is
money
being
expended
on
defences
and
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Terrace
is
one
of
the
'most
important
defence
projects.
From
that
point
Of
view
it
Is
a
federal
work
or,
at
any
rate,
should
receive
strong
federal
backinir.
While
the
cost
of
constructing
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Taylor
Lake
has
been
high
it
must
be
remembered
that
this
has
been
very
lartrelv
a
relief
work
and
men
who
are'totally
Unfit
for
highway
construction
have
been
employed
on
it,
along
with
a
smattering
of
men
of
the
type
suitable
to
the
work.
If
a
contract
Were
let,
these
wuuiu
uc
cjiuuiiaLeu
anu
oniy
men
suueu
to
neavy
con
struction
Would
get
jobs.
During
the
recent
election
the
question
of
construction
of
highways
under
a
highway
commission
was
'discussed.
Ndw
that
the
election
is
Over
we
shall
not
be
accused
of
discussing
politics
if
we
suggest
that
a
highway
cdmmis-sion
would
hot
employ
relief
labor.
It
would
have
in
mind
one
thingand
that
would
be
the
building'of
the
highways.
The
humanitarian
asnect
would
not
enter
into
the
calcu
lations.
The
whole
question
is
most
comnlicated.
We
have
always
to
bear
in
mind
two
aspects,
one
the
building
of
the
roads
and
the
other
the
providing
of
a
living
forthose
who
are
unable
to
do
a
heavy
day's
work.
The
latter
is
a'
modern
View
ahd'even.yet
is
not
entertained
by
many
who
are
.anxious
to
drive
Over
Smooth
roads,
but
are
hot
interested
whether
the
men
out
of
work
starve
'or
hdt.
'Frcfih
Local
Itaw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VAXfeNTlN
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PflONE
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86
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...
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Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAfrE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Bzrnice
Palmer
says
.
.
.
Isn't
it
funny,
no
matter
how,
much
or
how
far
each
geheralloh
progresses
or
what
new
discoveries
are
made,
children
still
continue
to
ilo
the
same
'things
in
the
same
old
way?
Every
little
think
is
new
to
them
and
is
sbme'thihg
to
'be
'examined
and
explored.
'WUtdhlrtg
two
'children
playing
in
the
back
yard
making
riiu'd
'life's,
'this
was
brought
homo
to
me
so
keenly.
I
used
to
make
mud
pies
and
spent
many
hours
Jigging
and
digging,
trying
to
readh
China,
-Just
as
'these
babies
wre
doing.
In
apite
of
all
we
do,
nature
seems
to
continue
as
ol
old,
'We
hldke
new
discoveries
but
Ave
'haven't
done
"so
triUch
to
change
nature's
plans
after
all.
I
think
the
drily
differhee
is
that
some
df
us
tease
to
believe
in
fairies
sooner
than
others.
It
if
tdo
bad
we
can't
continue
to
meet
life
with
the
same
keen
enjoyment
of
childhood,
that
we
let
age
takt
the
edge
off
the
world
of
miracles
around
us.
'It
isn't
nature
that
changes,
it
is
us.
Or
perhaps
we
"can't
take
It"
we
become
surfeited
With
the
myriad
of
things
around
us
and
let
the
little
things
escape.
The
children
were
busily
molding
mud
pies,
and
my
alterition
was
arrested
by
the
pantomime
going
on
between
the
two
bdbies
Interested,
I
asked
what
they
were
doing
and
was
told
Darlei.e
was
going
to
make
a
raisin
pie
The
raisin
was
a
worm.
Carefully
the
pie
was
molded,
and
patted
and
the
two
sat
back
to
admire
their
work.
Then
the
top
of
the
pie
began
tof
crack
and
in
a
minute
the
worm's
head
appeared
Quickly
they
dabbed
another
spot'
of
mud
on
its
head
and
patted
this
down
hjirrl
nrwl
sat
hank
wnlf.
Wednesday,
June
9,
19371
inir
tn
9AO
whnt
wnll1(,
,nnmr
"
next.
Again
the
worm
wiggled
its
added
more
"crust."
The
third
time
was
too
much.
Disgusted,
one
of
the
children
grabbed
tho
thing
by
the
head
and
began
pull.
Longer
and
longer
the
worm
got,
and
bigger
and
biggei
their
eyes,
and
still
the
worm
Was
stretching.
Fanally
an
awed
"Ohhl"
reached
my
ears,
then
"Mama,
come
quick,
its
a
snake!'
And
so,
the
lowly
worm
had
done
its
part
to
open
the
eyes
of
two
children
to
the
possibilities
around
them.
Water,
mud
and,
land,
nature's
own
'toys,
child:
ren
have
played
with
since
the
beginning
of
lime,
and
will
continue
to
do
So
until
the
end,
in
spite
of
all
our
modern
toys
and
vocational
facilities.
OHEBRIO!
Oaklahd,
Ca.
i.
"THE
TROUGH"
(By
Anna
May
Ullman)
In
one
corner
of
the
cook-house.
Art
has
et
apart
a
table
which
he
alls
"the
trough,"
and
there
sit
all
the
ill-mannered
boarders
fohom
no
-one
else
can
stand.
One
'-'Bohunk"
lovvsrs
his
'head
.t)'that,'part
Of
his
whlskers
rest
on
his
plite
and
shovels
away
with
his
knife.
Another
loads
his
Dlate
to
capacity,
Including
meat,
potatoes,
pickles,
pie
and
bread
and
he
rlours
gravy
over
everything.
Spreading
a
thick
Coating
of
syrup
Irtpn
nf
Hfntior
Or
on
pie!
And
the
noise
they
make!
Half
a
dozen
hogs
wodld
be
quiet
alongside
of
them.
You
should
hear
them
eat
soup!
'SPORT
SPORT
CHAT
By
attempting
to
prevent
-gyp-j
sies
frdm
e'dmping
oh
'the
fslmoub
cpsom
uowns
uuniiK
.nue
.
l,
ings,
especia'lly
in
Derby
Week
the
authorities
hux
'set
Iheni-selves
'
a,
big
task.
These
whnUer
ing
Rorhrtnys,
who
have
been
n
feature
bf
the
race
meetings
for
years,
look
on
the
camp
Sites
-hs
ah
Ihallehable
rltJht.'
Nv
'Uv-Jaws
approved
by
the
ministry
or
health
My
definitely
gipsies
hiit
not
camp
on
'the
Downs.
Conservators
are
taking
no
chance
'of
caravans
being
plnnted
surreptltiotisly.
They
Will
'haVe
the
Downs
patrolled
day
and
night
before
the
race
meetings
j
and
have
raised
a
fund
of
$2,500
for
the
purpose.
Authorities
say
that
the
gypsies
have
been
de-1
spoiling
plantations
around
the
I
Downs,
rooting
up
young
trees,
(
pilfering
shoots
to
make
baskets
digging
up
plants
and
bulbs.
It
is
suggested
in
some
quarters
that
a
field
be
set
apart
for
gypsies
where
effective
police
control
could
be
introduced.
This,
it
is
thought,
would
give
the
nomads
a
base
from
which
to
work
theii
LEGION
WINS
Canadian
Legion
won
over
Van-dlnks
3
to
2
In
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
series
fodtball
last
night
CHOSEN
FOR
INDIA
TOUR
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Junq'
9:
(CP)
Wally
Hammond,
Charles
Barnelt,
Hedley
Verity,
Ij-
Maurice
Leyland
and
William
Voce,
all
members
of
England's1
HONOR
HARRY
VARDON
TOTTEHIDGE,
Eng.,
June
9;
(CP)
A
tablet
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Harry
Varddn,
one
df
the
greatest
golfers
of
all
iimc,j
was
unveiled
n
Totteridirc
Church.
WANTS
INTERNATIONAL
BRISTOL,
Eng.,
June
9:
'(CP)
Gloucestershire
'FodtbuU
Asso-'
(Jiation
has
asked
'Bristol
CSV
cldb
to
ihvite
the
Football
Association
'to
stage
the
'England-!
Wales
international
match
on
the
City's
ground
nejtt
stason.
TO
PLAY
"DOWN
'UNDER
SYDNEY,
Aust.,
June
9:
(CP)
i
The
British
Women's
Wightman1
Cup
tennis
team
to
visit
the
Com
mohWealth
at
the
end
of
the
yeai
i
will
play
five
interhaf
Inna.
'
PLAYS
CRICKET
TOO
CAMBRIDGE,
Eng.,
June
U:
(CP)
Bruce
.
Lockh.lrt.
SerfltlsV,
It
sounds
like
the-last
two
or
three
r0
international,
displayed
nil
Inches
of
water
gurgling
down
the
Toun(l
a"
Mt'
tne
othor
',ay
wm'"i
bath-tub
drain.
,
ho
tUml,led
six
wickets'
for
ii-l
j
.
runs
in
the
Freshmen's
cricket
'rnatch
here.
!
NAMES
MAKE
NEWS
I
i
CALGAKY,
June
9:
(CP)
i
ARSENAL
FOUNDER
'DIES
Tom-an-Jerry
was
the
first
cow-1
LONDON,
June
9-
(CI)
W;
-;
bdy
to
snd
In
his
entry
this
liam
B.
Jackson.
Si,
one
of
the
J
ear
to
the
Calgary
'Exhibition
.founders
of
the
famous
Arsenal,
and
Stampede.
Manager
J.
M.
Dil-
ifootball
dub,
died
while
walking
Ion
found
the
unusual
namp
hc-
t,i
pIiumi,
tn.i.....
ni.
t.
longs
to
a
Blackfodt
'Indiah.
Ilngton.
i
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
4-Piecfe
Bedroom
Suites
'
Hed,
Tanlty,
Tehch,
'Chif
fohier,
4
Suites
In
iValntit
'
ic
il
$75.00,
$83.50
$95.00
Terms
Ai'raifged
1
Phone
775
'
DIZZY
DEAN
BEATS
CARL
"CardinalU'itiher
Star
Yvins'B'toll
Victory
Today
Over
New
York
Giants
NEW
YORK,
June
9:
(CI)
Dizzy
Dean
"OUt
pitched
his
sdtltli-paw
rival,
Carl
'llubbell,
by
a
wide
margin
as
"St.
Louis
1
Cardinals
handed
the
lea
gtie-leailing
New
York
(Hunts
an
8
to
l
trouncing
today.
Dean
allowed
only
three
hits
and
fanned
six
batsmen.
Other
scores
today:
NATIONAL
LHA(UJF.
Cincinnati
2,
Boston
5.
Pittsburg
1,
'Philadelphia
8.
AMERICAN
I.KAfSlli:
Philadelphia
Detroit,
postponed,
rain.
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
games)
National'League
W.
New
York
.28
PittsbUrg
.25
Chicago
&6
iSt.
Louis
.22
Brooklyn
.19
trades,
Including
fortune
telling
Boston
:18
at
race
meetings,
and
a
settlement
Philadelphia
.16
to
return
to
from
their
wandu-l
Cincinnati
.'15
ings.
American
'LeagUe
New
York
.25
Chicago
.25
Cleveland
.23
Detroit
;
25
Boston
;l9
Washington
119
Philadelphia
:i6
St.
LoUis
:i3
L.
17
T7
18
19
in
23
27
27
:17
'17
17
18
24
24
28
GYRfCLASgES
itESUME
Pet.
.822
.595
.591
.535
.475
.439
.(372
.357
;595
1595
;575
.55q
.314,
42
.400
.317
Gymnasium
classes
are
being
resumed
"at
the
local
reereatldnal
cricket
team
In
Australia
last
centre
ror
DOys
and
girls
under
winter,
are
among
those
invite!
auP"
?
the
Prince
RUpert'Gyro
by
Ldrd
Tennysdn
to
tour
India
club
the
new
instructor,
Harry
this
fall.
LOVELOCK
ON
TRAINING
LONDON,
June
9:
(CP)
.lack
Lovelock,
famous
New
Zealand
runner,
has
published
a
handbook
in
which
he
.describes
the
basic
principles
of
training
for
general
health
and
for
athletics.
Gordon
Cooper,
on
a
similar
Ache-,
dule
to
that
whWh
Was
operated
by
uave
Ben.
NO-
HIT,
N-'ItUN
PITCHINfi
WINNIPEG,
June.9:
(CP)
In
the
Mercantile
Diamond
League
here
young
Arthur
Jones
pitcht-d
a
no-hit,
no-run
gam.
His
team
von
r13-0.
(
'
i
l
i.
...
IVil
ACAAmh
i
m
ii
m
v
AT
THE
INDIANAPOLIS
SPEEDWAY
1
consecutive
year!
I
HERE
is
definite
proof
that
FIreitone
Tires
have
kept
ahead
df
all
demands
for
tpeed
and
'safety.
Fbr
in
this
gruelling
500-mile
race
are
packed
all
the
strains
and
stresses
of
40,000
miles
of
ordinary
driving.
What
a
remarkable
tribute
to
Firestone
endurance
and
reserve
safety!
Follow
the
example
of
the
race
drivers
who
know
tires
and
equip
with
Firestone
...
see
the
nearest
Firestone
Dealer
today.
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B:C.
OO
YOU
KNOW
THAT
NEAR
THE
LOWEST
THE
DIFFERENCE
IS