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86
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Huge
Sun
Spots
In
Sight
Again
tA"i?rT
J"1,
.oor
man's
parsoV'
and
vlca?
,
ul
.
'
"aT,int
Kngiand,
is
shown
above
with
the
i.
police
chief
of
Monts,
France,
prior
to
mar-rying.the
Duke
of
Windsor
and
Mrs.
Wallis
WarfWd
at
the.
Chateau
de
Cande,
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Be-,deaux,.Re.v.
11.
A.
Jardine,
who
did
not
consult
eccleslas-authorities
for
permission
to
marry
the
couple
told
newspapermen,
"I
consulted
only
my
own
conscience."
15.00
.
.10
3D0
9.00
J02
.25
Tuesday,
August
17,
1937.
the
largest
evr
observed
in
New
YoA-'The
larger
ofMhe
two,
he
said,
is
bigger
than
Jupiter,
greatesf
planet
in
the
solar
sys-
-'
teai
and
its
diameter
is
about
Seen
With
Naked
Eye
They
Indi-
one-eighth
that
of
the
sun.
'
caie
norm
Lenires
nnirnng
,
The
spots
were
first
noticed
bv
jHjigh
S.
Rice,
associate
in
astronomy
at
the
American
Mb-
NEW
lORh.
Aug.
17:
CP)
Mum
of
v9irai
uii-
u
,
New
Yorkers,
who
wanted
to
see
plained
that
sun
spots
are
stoim
spots
before
their
eye,
recent!
centres,
caused
by
the
whirlpool
took
a
look
at
the
sun.
Two
exchange
of
gaseous
material
large
spots,
covering
between
from
internal
layers
of
the
sun
lr300th
and
llOOth
of
the
sun's
to
the
surface.
The
large
spot,
surface,
could
be
observed
with
hp
said.
I
ine
naked
eye.
exDulsion
nf
:
'.Murray.
SHOW
WAS
GOOD
ONE
Sum
of
$10.90
Taken
Resides
Membership
Fees
Garden
Entries
.Ranked
In
the
larger
garden
comDeti-
tion
those
who
wer
ranked
bv
the
judge
other
than
the
prize
winners
were
in
the
following
or-
Uier:
Charles
Balagno.
78
points.
(special
commendation):
R.
w
Scherk,
78;
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
76;
J.
Wynne,
4;
J.
Naylor,
72;
J.
Fuller,
C8;
Mrs.
McDougall.
6C:
R.
Moore,
65;
T.
Collart,
63;
T,
was
scored
and
obtained
81
points
but
was
not
for
comDeti-
tion.
For
the
smaller
gardens
25
ft
or
under.
J.
R.
Murrains
garden
scored
67
points
and
Lance
Styles
64.
Winners
In
the
flower
show
yesterday
were:
Three
red
roses
F.
J.
FulW.
I
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy.
Three
pink
roses
Mrs.
S.
Ma-
sey.
F.
J.
Fuller.
Thre
white
roses
F.
Riffmi.
r
.
J.
r
uller.
Three
rosesanv
color
or
vari.
r
n
y
v
r.
.eaiagno,
F.
J.
Fuller.
One
ro.e
anv
color
T.
Piiv
Mrs.
C.
Balagno.
Bet
rose
in
show
T.
RcaMr.
Antirrhinum
Mrs.
S.
K.
lurray.
Calendula
i(rs.
Casprson,
!.
Dr.
Clyde
Fisher,
curator
of
side
of
the
sun.
j
Calendula
(mixed)
Mrs.
Mas-scribed
them
as
"a
remarkably
The
sun
spots
would
travel
'sey-
fine
pair."
He
said
they
w.ie
across
the
sun's
face
to
the
left,
Any
other
annual,
not
classi-
the
only
ones
he
had
ever
seen
the
scientist
said,
and
would
b
fiH,
D-
G-
Borland,
D.
G.
Bor-
a
iciv.iL-iipc
aim
jKi.osiny
visiuie
ior
aoout
a
week
What
Droved
to
bo
a
verv
sue-'
cessful
flower
show
loed
Iat(
inigbt
at
ien
o'clock
after
it
h-adj
wren
ifsiieu
dv
over
lour
buna-;
led
neosle
most
nf
whom
wet
(keenly
.Interested
in
inspecting
i
jine
product
of
the
local
garden.
land
a
number
of
who
were
seei:
ing
to
lafn
what
could
be
grow
.
wijh
success
in
(Prince
Ruprt
so
that
ther
nught
trv
to
do
tl.;
jsajue.
Qwing
to
the
recen"
rains
lth
HTklkl'l.
.
;
large
aa
last
year
but
coltaeys
.dahlias
were
fine,
roes
veo
good
and
there
was
an
exhibit
o
gladioli,
which,
considering
tit?
season,
was
wonderful.
Thp
tntsk
nrruHa
nf
iha
sAir
were
40.9O-but
a
number
of
the
.visitor
took
niit
mpmhorhin
'tickets
in
the
organization,
thei
I1
m
nf
l7
Y.d
n
kanflail
I-
f-rrpf.l
rv
Hnrincr
t
h
n
rtav
mpt
tf
.
which
had
been
collected
fromi
imemoersnip
dues
previous
to
the
Ishow.
j
Among
those
taking
a
leading
part
in
the
work
yeslerday
was
a
group
of
ladies
including
Mrs.
,R.
M.
Winslow,
Mrs.
N'eal
Carter,
;Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrinwton.
and
Mr
J.
T.
Mandy.
President
Charles'
t
Balagno
and
Secretary
Frank
(Warne
were
ably
assisted
by
Frank
Dibb,
Walter
Vance
and
otners.
land.
'Dibb.
Higjily
cpmmended,
F.
Sweet
Peas,
named
varities
T.
Beattie.
:
Sweet
peas,
one
vase
T.
Beat-ty.
Mrs.
K.
Warne.
C.ladiola
M.
Stracian,
Mrs.
C,
Campbell.
Hladiola.
One
vase
(mixed)
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow.
Dahlias-
Pompon
Only
one
entry
.Mrs.
S.
Massey.
Dahlias.
One
entry
H.
F.
Pul
len.
Dahlias.
Deeorative
W.
H
Sherman
sr.
Dahlias,
0
blooms
J.
R.
Mar
ray,
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow.
Dahlias,
Coltnes
J.
R.
Murray,.
.Balagno.
Dahlias.
Any
bedding
dahlh
other
than
coltness
F.
Dibb,
r
Dibb.
SpecjaJ
prize
of
24
coltness
dahlia
tphers
donated
by
C.
Balagno
.for
best
dahlia
in
show
-W.
Sherman
sr.
Best
.vase
of
perrennials
Mrs
i
C.
Strachan,
j.
Shield.
Bst
-vase
or
;1kw1
of
cut
flow-'
ers
Mrs.
N.
-M.
Carter,
Mrs.
I'
F.
Pullen.
Pansies
Mrs.
H.
rasnpr.
Mrs.
D.
0.
Borland.
Best
general
display
of
flowers
(n
one
container
Mrs.
V.
Cat-person,
Mrs.
D.
0.
Borland.
Geranium
Mrs.
H.
F.
'Pullen.
Beironla
Mrs.
T
ff
wi'At
J.
R.
Murray.
Begonia,
hanging
or
nendula
Mrs
T.
C.
Wilding,
Miss
Elsie
Finlay.
Flowering
plan!
Mrs.
D.
Mc-Rae,
Fred
Riffou.
Coleiis
h;
-DuHamel,
Mrs.
Longwill.
Foliage
plant,
any
.variety
BRADDOCK
STILL
SIGNING
FOR
ADMIRERS
a
iuicr
Dijij
weight
champion
James
J
tiraddocK
,i
;i.i
signing
but
now
it's
autog
rapbs
for
his
youthful
admirers.
-Here
a
few
would-be-psmfs
of
the
iO's
help
while
away
a
few
moments
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancuve
r
Stocks
B.
C.
Nickel.
..17.
Big
Missouri,
32.
Bratorne,
75.
B.
R,..Con,
Jh-Aztec,
.iBii.
Cariboo
Quaru.
138.
Dentoniaw.lJii.
Dunwell,
SO..
Golconda,
S9.
Mlnto.
Ji.
Meridianr.01.
Fairvtey
Amal.,
j06.
Noble
Five.
J06i.
Pioneer,
35.
:
Porter
Idaho,
.06.
Premier,
2.36.
Reeves
McDonald,
1.00.."'
'
Reno,
.91.
Relief
Arlington,
21.
Reward,
.08.
Salmon
Gold,
.7.
Taylor
Bridge,
X4',i.
Hedley
Amal.,
.05i.
Premier
Border.
.02.
SUbak
Premier,
15.
Congress,
J)24.
Home
Oold,
.e24.
Grandvlew,
.21.
Indian,
D2i.
Quaslno
Copper,
.05.
Whitewater,
.15'.
Pend
Dreille,
4.45.
Pilot,
.03.
Oils
A.
P.
Con
.31.
Calmpnt,
35.
JC.
j
E,
230.
Freehold,
,08&
Hargal,
.18
i.
lcpougal
Se.giir,
.24.
Mercury,
29Vi.
M?rand,
.io2.
P.kalta,
135.
Home
Oil,
1.95.
United.
21.
Weymarn.
.09V2.
Dalhousie,
.85."
Toronto
-Stoks
Beattie,
U5.
.Central
.Patricia,
225.
Gods
Lake,
.70.
Lee
.Gold,
.03.
Little
.Long
Lac.
5fi0.
,McKep?ie
Red
.Lak.
1.27.
Pickle
Crow,
50.
Red
Lake
.
Ookl
Shore,
.0.
San
ntonlo,
,1X2.
Sl?errltt,Gordon.2J0.
Smelters
Oold.
.025.
McLeod
Cockshutt.
2JD5.
Oklend,
,17.
Mo&her.
.26.
GJt?c,
iHi.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
,75.
Stadacona.
1
21.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
J)9.
Francoeur.
1.
Manitoba
it
Eastern,
.03!4.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.74.
Boaadlllac.
.25.
Rubec,
D22.
Thompson
CadUlac,
S35.
Bailor,
j02.
Bankfield,
5.
East
Malartic.
1.17.
Preston
East
Dom.
1.32.
HuUihlron
Lake,
.16.
Dawson
White.
.11.
Ralah
Red
Lake,
.09.
Aldermar.
1.20.
Kerr
Addison.
2.45.
Uchl.Oold,
1.00.
Martin
Bird,
.63.
New
Vork
Gen.
Blee
.
58.
Radio,
lli.
C.P.R..
12Ve.
VS.
Steel.
120j.
Aubum
Motors'.
17.
Oen.
Motors,
59?i.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pullen.
Jlanginir
baket
II.
.Fred
Riffou.
j
iDKAW
IN
CRICKET
VVJctory
for
,Enland
In
New
,7a-
.Fween
LONDON,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
-With
a
draw
at
the
oval
hera
and
.a
conaequent
victory
for
England
in
the
series,
the
first
(match
of
which
was
a
draw
while
the
second
went
to
England,
tU
I
third
and
last
cricket
match
with
New
Zealand
ended
today.
Defending
subbomly.
New
Zealand
ran
up
first
innings
core
of240
jruns
yesterday
and,
at
the
cae
of
play,
England
had
scored
86
irons
for
the
loss
of
three
1
wickets.
As
on
Saturday,
rain
again
hampered
play
yesterday.
Vice-Regal
Train
Awaits
Governor
Special
Cars
of
.Lord
.Tweefts-I
muir
Arrive
:From
Burn
Ike
j
Late
Monday
Afternoon
I'
Special
vjce-regal
coaches
bearing
the
coat-of
arms
arrived
here
to
yesterday
afternoon's
(attached
regular
train
from
Burns
Lake
to
,
whfch
point
they
had
brought
,flhe
Governor
General,
Lord
1
weeusmulr.
at
Ihe
end
of
the
week.
The
coaches,
four
in
number,
including
a
baggage
ca.
Will
await
thp
nrrii-il
nf
l.u
Governor
General
here
on
Friday
night
of
next
week
and
will
take
Win
and
his
party
East
on
the
Monday
evening
following.
The
Wie,r.?ga
party
is
now
in
earnn
(n
Tweed8iiuir
Park
south
of
Burns
Lake.
During
thpir
tt.r
day
stay
here,
the
Governor
Con.
?ral'
party
will
reside
on
.,.
special
cars.
j
Dnijialches
last
night-
told
of
JLady
Tweedsmuir
nwking
htr
first
airr.lane
flight
in
a
Roval
Canadian
Air
Force
miehlne
piloUd
by
Squadron
leader
Earl
jMacIj
who
had
flown
to
In-.tata
Iike
from
X'ictoria
via
Be''a
IBella,
.Bella
Coola
and
Prince
George,
having
an
arduous
trip
witfc
Biifafirable
weather.
Thrt
provincial
police
radio
If
keeping
the
vjce-regal
party
In
touc
hwlth
ihe
outside
world
'
COLD
STORAGE
HEADS
!
J.
A.
Boyd
Of
Montreal
rrMn
of
Uw.
Canadian
,FLsh
Zt
Cold
Etor-.
WOMAN
IS
"HlgaeKt
Country'
INDICTED
.fiRPAT
SEAPORT
j
Continued
from
Page
1
mile
way
to
Wtosung
Forth
where
0
WIDE
AREAS
IN
HEART
OF
p.
wrecked
aiiYYajr5
ulYe
;Bargain
Fares
the
citys
busy
Whangpoo
River
4irjcUve
tate
B
n.
tlows
into
tn?.
Yangue.
uc
ror
rpiemler
IV
i
WhansDCo
warthlos
of
the
Japan-
est
Navv
shelled
Shanghai's
giant
WINNIPEG
,
municipal
.what-.ChBe
fought
ain
.fares
tu
.back
with
cannon
and
machine
choice
travel
ai
ai
guns.
'iimr,
.11
l.ie
United
States
ordered
its
B.
Paiker.
sme'
As-aUc
fWet
ta-take
up
p-yUiifij
41'W&l
alu.g
the.
Chjn
cpi?t
and
the
fhW
51U
featur.
XjSS.
Augiuu
sleamed
uruUr
fore-
ir2s.
ed
draught
to
Shanghai.
flJckets
will
be
A
Japanese
nival
otticer
id
that
ranontinental
t
.
Chinese
troop?
blew
up
three
brid-
nber
6
to
14
;
ge
In
Ohap.'i
and
bes'in
bombard-
for
thirty
day
ment
of
Japanese
positions
In
n
t8
f
cent
-a
n
jHcngJtejr.artijjoxih
of
tae
jnter-
'
cenr
aJd
a
qu
natfial
mtlemtnt.
lepers
and
at
,
.
rpaKd'tnitih
JsuUdinge
jywni
5iewr
1
In
Ii'fcrjbern
QhtneM
aJ'
.Chapel
abd
;Klangwan.
ftfita
Pelping
it
was
reported
Chineae
legulars
had
blyckd
the
'.
northwestward
advance
of
the
Jap
anese
army
and
hew
.uraupc
Nan-kow
pass
n
the
face
of
artillery
and
.aerial
Jumbardment
In
Tokyo
is
was
understood
the
Japautae
.emment
had
ordered
jSdditkrful
.warships,
troops
and
plan
to
the
Shanghai.
zone
at
the
urgent
request
of
the
command
)nvChlna
maters.
(The
.BritUh
far
eastern
army
command
atJlong.tCong
has
ordered
(.battaUpn
ot
Welsh
.Fusiliers
rushed-to.
Shanghai
to
reinforce
the
British
garrison
there
guarding
foreigners
In
the
undeclared
mar
between
China
and
.Japan.
The
ateamer
Empress
of
Asia
was
requisitioned
yesterday
u
take
Brit
ish
refugees
frcra
Shanghai
to
Hong
Kpng.
Japan.
U
now
on
a
full
wartime
basis
although
general
mobilization
Is
not
yet
declared.
Jaoanese
consuls
throughout
China
have
been
order
to
withdraw
and
all
Japanese
nationals
have
been
instruct
ed
to
leave
Canton
and
Shantung
Province.
In
Tokyo
the
Japanese
cabinet
has
decided
tn
ask
for
a
sneclal
session
of.Parllament
on
Beptember
3
to
considerpaclng
Japan'
economic
structure
-on
a
wartime
basis.
,I,IEIW
.ARE
STILL
.LOST
.(Continued
from
Page
1)
Corns
station
has
not
heard
am-
signals.
The
Russian
pjane
was
lat
reported
in
the
air
buckinir
hli.
Ards
jn
a
thjrty-(ive
legree
b-i
1
I
A
1
.
I
mw
ze,rp
icinptrature
somewherf:
north
of
Fairbanks.
ThU
u-nrH
was.
received
Friday
by
the
Uni-!
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For
lumber
shingles,
cement,
plaster,
brick,
Oyproc
and
roofings,
see
Albert
&
McCaffery
,Ltd.
Phone
,18-
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FOR
SALE
Two
beautiful
gold
en
cocker
spaniels,
Males.
Five
monlhs.
-Just
right
for
train
ing.
Sixteen
dollars
each,
worth
double.
Box
18,
Da.iy
N'w-
1130
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Apartments,
four
room
suites.
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and
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for
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after
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couple
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10.12
and
4-0
of
days
in
the
city,
fhev
w.
o'clock.
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by
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wives.
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town
preferred,
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please
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mother,
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horn
rimmtd
glasses.
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can
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arne
by
paying
for
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