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It
noon
till
t
am.
1
.m.
til
p.m.
'in
INTERIOR
iMr
Stamford
and
PR0DUCEiTinkerCIeanUP
Will
Be.
Few,
If
Any,
Terrace
Strawberries
British
Colombia
Cant-loupes
and
Peaches
Coming
New
produce
is
starting
to
arrive
j
from
the
interior
for
the
local
market.
Owing
to
the
dry
weather
there
will
be
few
strawberries
from
Interior
carrots
are
small
and
let-;
singles
and,
with
O.
C.
Young,
won
!17
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D-ii
nuineii
ueuer
In
Some
Ways
RaDwajr
Execntires
Answer
Query
On
Their
Various
Senices
2,000
women
are
employed
in
Tar-ious
capacities
by
the
Baltimore
and
Ohio
Railroad.
Twelve
of
six-
supervising
large
groups
of
both
men
and
women,
feel
there
are
certain
types
of
railroad
work
that
can
be
handled
better
by
women
than
by
men.
This
was
ascertained
by
a
questionable.
All
the
executives
agreed
women
were
Just
as
loyal
and
as
neat
as
men.
Fourteen
said
they
were
Just
as
punctual
and
twelve
thought
the
girls
Just
as
quick
and
conten
ted.
Ten
executives-
described
the
Baseball
Standings
Indudinr
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
Pittsburg
New
York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St.
Louis
Philadelphia
Mrs.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
W.
L.
Stam-
Philadelphia
23
ford
cleaned
up
honors
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
championship
tournament
which
has
Just
been
concluded.
Mrs.
Tinker
won
the
ladies'
singles,
partnered
with
Mr.
Stamford
to
take
the
mixed
doubles
and,
with
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
won
the
ladies'
ladies'
doubles.
doubles.
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49
47
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35
25
American
League
New
York
50
Cleveland
r
49
Boston
43
Washington
46
Chicago
1
34
Detroit
'....40
St.
Louis
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30
35
37
33
46
44
43
27
29
30
32
42
39
45
43
55
Bryant
Building
New
Residence
Terrace
this
summer
but
what
doi
Construction
of
Dwelling
Pet.
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come
should
be
of
good
quality.
Mr.
Stamford
took
the
men's
i
Junction
Is
Now
Well
Under
Way
l
luce
is
laie.
me
men
s
aouDies.
Construction
Is
under
way
of
a
New
British
Columbia
canteloupe3
The
score
of
the
ladies'
singles
new
residence
near
the
junction
oj3-
and
peaches
are
due
this
week
as,
final
was
8-6
6-2,
for
Mrs.
Tinker
First,
Second
and
Third
Avenues
are
also
California
graven&teins.
'
over
Miss
Elsie
Davis.
for
O.
A.
Bryant.
SM
Calling
all
Sourdoughs
and
Chechakos
Back
To
ITHERS
SILVER
BIRTHDAY
CARNIVAL
and
Gathering
of
Early
Day
Residents
FOUR
BIG
DAYS
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
August
4,
5,
6
and
7,
1938
HORSE
RACES
3
Fast
Events
for
Saturday
Afternoon
BASEBALL
-Two
games.
Prince
Rupert
vs.
Smithers
PARADE
TO
GROUDS
LED
BY
SMITHER'S
BAND
Decorated
Cars
and
Floats
With
Prize
Awards
TWO
BIG
DANCES
In
Town
Hall
Friday.
At
Lake
Kathlyn
Pav.
Saturday
FIELD
and
TRACK
SPORTS
All
kinds
of
athletic
events
for
young
and
old.
'
OLD
TIMERS
CONCERT
Impersonating
Early
Residents
and
Re-enacting
Scene
and
Incidents
of
Early
Days
in
Smithers
PICNIC
AT
LAKE
KATHLYN
Sports
for
Children.
Free
Ice
Cream,
Hot
Dogs,
Etc.
to
Children
NEW
MIDWAY
ATTRACTIONS;
REFRESHMENT
BOOTHS
ON
GROUNDS
Convention
of
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
B.
C.
Deliberations
of
Thursday
Open
to
Public
Banquet
Friday
Night
OPEN
TUG
OF
WAR
COMPETITION
GOLF
COMPETITION
FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF
NORTHERN
B.
C.
EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW
FARES
ON
RAILWAY
TIGHTENING
BELTS
FOR
THIRD
TEAR
OF
WAR'S
SEIGE.
(Continued
from
Fuse
One)
puts
the
price
or
their
killing
prettj
high.
Most
Comforts
Gone.
Today
Madrid
is
a
city
without
Xear
or
hope
for
the
future.
There
BALTIMORE.
M
Jnfv
25
(CP
1
1
are
no
street
lights,
nitrate
auu-
Thirteen
hundred
and
at
times!
mobiles,
taxis,
free
newspapers.
libraries,
museums,
night
life,
new
construction,
butter
and
scores
of
other
foodstuffs,
sports,
risitors.
teen
executives
of
the
company.
alllP'oaialic
or
social
life,
churches
(except
protectant
i.
schools
(except
a
few),
radios,
dances,
hotel
life,
hot
water
or
heat,
firewood
or
coal,
and
only
rarely,
and
usually
to
the
privileged
few,
are
there
eggs,
fruit,
sugar,
flour,
mCx,
candy,
coffee,
tobacco,
good
shoes
and
medicines
without
limitation.
Hats
for
women
still
are
strictly
taboo.
Throughout
the
whole
city,
women's
headdress
never
is
seen
a
throwback
to
the
outbreak
of
'Rentier
sex
as
on
a
par
with
the
conflict
when
women's
headgear
men
in
accuracy
but
only
eight
somenow
came
to
be
looked
upon
found
them
as
ambitious
or
as
as
anti-democratic.
Men
and'
wo-
l
thorough
as
their
brother
employ-
men.
however,
today
are
better
ecS-
dressed
generally.
.
A
marvel
of
Madrid's
siege
is
its
(trenches
have
beckoned
all
th
'able-bodied
men
between
17
and
War
has
revolutionized
Spanish
customs
shielding
and
protecting
womenklnd.
Chaperones
have
disappeared,
and
young
girls
who
before
the
war
were
never
allowed
abroad
without
the
protection
and
watchful
eye
of
a
relative
now
move
about
freely
through
Madrid.
There
is
no
evidence
now
that
women
are
still
In
the
firing
lines,
but
behind
the
lines
hundreds
of!
thousands
have
Joined
In
support
of
the
war
cause,
in
the
factory
and
on
the
farm,
in
transportation
and
hospital
work.
Bread
rations
Just
have
been
Increased
about
50
per
cent.
Mayor
Henche
hopes
soon
to
have
milk
for
all
children
up
to
six
years
old
-at
present
it's
available
only
for
infants
under
two.
No
one
else
Madrid
gets
any
milk
even
under
'
doctor's
orders.
It
has
become
illegal
to
discuss
J
peace,
armistice
or
truce
so
peopl!
avoid
talking
about
war.
Improve
Canada
For
New
Babies
New
Division
at
Ottwa
Making
.
Nation
Safe
for
Maternity
....
OTTAWA.
'July
26.
(CP)
The
new
child
and
maternal
hygiene
j
division
of
the
department
of
pensions
and
national
health
is
already
making
progress
with
a
survey
to
determine
factors
contributing
to
Canada's
high
infant
and
maternal
mortality
rate.
When
the
survey
isj
completed,
it
will
suggest
remedial
steps
Its
findings
Indicate.
Canada's
death
rate
is
admittedly
.
higher
than
It
should
be,
and
poor
I
In
comparison
with
two
or
three
'
other
countries
of
comparable
na-!
tlonal
stock
and
condition
of
life,
'officials
here
admit.
The
child
and
I
maternal
mortality
rate,
In
partl-!
cular,
is
above
that
of
some
other
countries
where
vigorous
methods
have
been
employed
to
assure
the
'
baby
a
safe
start
in
life
and
to
make
i
maternity
relatively
safe.
'
LIKE
TWO
PEAS
I
BRIGHTON,
Eng..
July
26:
CPi
'Clifford
Gaston,
one
of
Brighton's
famous
twin
policemen,
hat
retired.
His
brother,.
Christopher,
will
follow
next
year,,
They
could
be
told
apart
only-b
numbers
on
j
their
tunics.
f
.,
.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Seining
for
pink
salmon
commenced
on
Sunday
in
the
Naas
River
area
with
daily
catches
reported
at
from
200
to
6000
fish.
From
the
Bella
Bella
area
reports
of
fair
seining
catches
have
been
received
Reports
from
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
for
the
first
day's
gill-
netting
this
week
show
an
average
of
about
thirty
sockeye
per
boat
with
about
thirty
pinks
on
the
Skeena
and
fifty
on
the
Naas.
The
Indian
Department's
cruiser
Kaskeena,
with
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkinson
in
charge
left
this
mornins
for
Hartley
Bay
with
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
provincial
chest
specialist,
and
his
nurse.
Miss
F.
M
Erickson
R.
N..
on
board
They
are
due
back
tomorrow
night
The
case
of
Jorn
Haldane,
charg
ed
with
having
sockeye
salmon
il
legally
in
his
possession
before
the
opening
of
the
season,
was
further
adjourned
on
coming
up
before
state
-of
health.
Epidemics
have
Magistrate
McClymont
yesterday
been
checked
or
held
down
to
a
W.
O.
Fulton
is
acting
for
the
minimum
of
deaths.
Despite
scar-.
fisheries
department
in
the
prose
city
of
medicine,
absence
of
many
cuuon
wnue
t.
w.
Brown
is
ap
food
essentials
and
horribly
unbalanced
diets,
the
populace
thrives.
Children
nowhere
appear
so
rosy-cheeked
and
full
of
life
as
in
Madrid's
plazas
and
squares
into
which
scattered
shells
occasionally
drop
to
smear
the
happy
children's
playground
with
their
blood.
Madrid
will
emerge
from
war
a
(city
of
catacombs
and
underground
trenches.
Mile-lig
tunnels
deep
radius
growing
dally.
Present
underground
shelters
can
care
for
only
about
25
per
cent,
of
the
people.
Children
who
curiously
play
at
war
under
the
very
sound
not
only
of
artillery
but
of
rifle
fire
from
the
half-mile
distant
front
utilize
abandoned
trenches
and
parapets
to
bring
reality
to
their
games.
,
Youth
Has
Gone
The
municipality
has
absorbed
thousands
of
workers
in
wartime
work
and
Industry,
euardlne
and
pearing
for
the
defendant.
Now
operated
by
the
Frank
Waterhouse
line
on
a
long
time
charter,
the
freighter
Chllliwack,
owned
by
the
Union
Steamship
Co.,
arrived
In
port
at
10:30
Sunday
night
from
Vancouver
via
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
and,
after
vessel
is
calling
at
Bis
Bay
to
load
I
protecting
foreign
and
other
pro-cannery
box
lumber.
I
nlies.
and
other
essential
tasks.
The
.
Capt-
Paul
Armour
is
on
a
trip
to
Porcher
Island
with
the
company's,
lugDoai
ij;eness
waay
to
get
a
load
of
gravel
for
the
company's
local
bunkers.
mm
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your
RADIO
SERVICE
MODERN
EQUIPMENT
REASONABLE
RATES
PHONE
BLACK
718
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoNi
7
IN
81TKKMK
COl
KT
OF
DBlTIStl
COLL'MMA
IS
I'KOIIATE
In
the
Matlrr
of
the
"Admlnlktritloti
Act"
And
In
the
Matlrr
of
the
Estate
of
Jamtl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
Honor,
W.
E.
Ftaher
made
on
the
17th
day
ot
June,
A.
D.
1938,
I
Wbs
appointed
AdmlnlcitratrU
at
the
estate
of
Jam
Lamm,
daceaood,
and
all
parties
harln;
claims
against
the
nald
cutate
are
here-1
by
required
to
furnish
name,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
20th
day
of
August,
A.
D.
1938,
and
all
par'
Ues
indebted
to
the
mtat
are
required
to
pay
Ahe
amount
of
their
IsdebfedneM
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
the
13th
day
of
Julr,
A.
D.
193S
ANNA
MARIE
BENSON
Administratrix
of
ta.V
of
James
Lnriien.
Dnonued,
Ocean.
Fall,
B.C.
,
.?
t
i
.
BROADCAST
CAT
HUNT
Barfing
of
Cougar
Will
Be
Described
Over
Air
Tomorrow
Night
JASPER.
July
26.
One
of
the,
unique
features
to
be
broadcast
from
this
mountain
playground
over
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Commission
network
tomorrow
night
from
7
to
8
pm
Central
Standard
Time
will
be
a
cougar
hunt
conducted
by
Warden
Frank
Wells
of
Jasper
National
Park
and
his
four
cougar
hounds.
With
wild
life
on
the
increase
in
this
largest
of
Canada's
National
parks,
mountain
lions
have
follow
ed
in
the
wake
of
the
game
that
is
such
an
attractive
tourist
feature
at
all
seasons
of
the
year.
Warden
Wells
whose
post
is
Ath
abasca
Falls
on
the
spectacular
Columbia
Ice
Held
Highway
staged
the
hunt
for
the
broadcasting
corporations
mobile
unit
now
making
a
series
of
sound
pictures
of
life
in.
this
great
outdoor
playground
and
game
sanctuary.
His
hounds
follow
the
scent
through
the
green
timbers
of
Sunwapta
Pass
and
tree
a
180-pound
cat
which
the
warden
shoots
for
the
benefit
of
tomorrow
night's
audience.
R.
T.
"Bob"
Bowman,
who
Is
di
recting
the
sound
picture
series,
will
introduce
some
of
the
rich
his
tory
of
this
section
of
the
Rockies
In
the
-same
broacast
when
he
in
terviews
L.
J.
"Jim"
Swift,
old
time
at
life's
twilight,
Jim
Swift
Is
one
hair.
Tu't.dar.Jaly
2,
1838
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Last
Complete
Show
8:Ig
The
Famous
Scottish
Comedy
"STORM
IN
A
TEACUP"
with
Vivien
Leigh
and
Scruffy"
(The
funniest
pup
since
Asta'
in
"The
Thin
Man")
At
1:31
Once
Only
Plus
Mickey
Rooney,
Maureen
O'Sullivan,
Dennis
Keefe
In
"HOLD
THAT
KISS"
(At
7:00
and
9:07)
World
News
at
8:18
Only
Coming
Wed.
and
Than.
"CRLME
SCHOOL"
A
Sensation
of
the
few
colorful
characters
left
who
followed
in
the
wake
of
the
fur
traders.
Among
the
many
Interesting
fea
tures
of
this
hour
broacast
win
be
the
recording
of
a
gurgling
glacial
stream
many
feet
below
the
surface
of
Athabaska
Qlacler
which
pouri
down
from
the
vast
Columbia
Ice
Fields.
The
mlchrophone
is
laid
on
the
Ice
to
pick
up
the
hidden
ripples
below
which
eventually
find
their
way
into
the
Arctic
Ocean,
GOOD
OLD
RED
HEAD!
nRIfiriANE.
Aust
Julv
2
rn
discharging
local
cargo,
sailed
at
Prospector,
stage
driver
and
hunt-JPnUjp
Morris-
red
nair
3:30
yesterday
afternoon
for
Van-
er-
wno
seiwtu
uou
cwc
w
WJC
from
drowning
recently
A
rescuer
couver
and
waypolnts,
Capt.
A.
W.
present
Jasper
townsite
before
the
said
he
spied
Morris
in
rough
seat
Ogden
was
in
command.
Last
night
area
was
made
a
national
park.
Now
J
u
hen
the
sun
glinted
on
his
red
the
Northolm,
Capt.
Fred
Talbot,
was
In
port
from
Vancouver
via
the
Islands,
sailing
south
after
discharging
local
cargo.
'
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Cap
James
Findlay,
Is
not
expected
hi
port
before
6
or
7
o'clock
this
evening
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
will
sail
soon
after
arrival
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
On
the
way
In,
the
FLOOR
COVERING
DOMINION
PRINTED
LINOLEUM
Square
Yard
DOMINION
INLAID
LINOLEUM-
Square
Yard
DOMINION
BATTLESHIP
LINOLEUM
Square
Yard
....
DOMINION
CORK
LINOLEUM
Square,
Yard
;.
MATS
REXOLEUM
MATS
Size
18x38.
Each
FELTOL
MATS
Size
27x54.
Each
......
CONGOLEUM
MATS
Size
18x38,
Each
CONGOLEUM
MATS
Size
36x38.
Each
CONGOLEUM
MATS
Size
36x54
Each
.;
TABLE
CLOTH
45
Inches
wide."
Yard
BABY
HIGH
CIlAlRS-Wlth
lunem
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BABY
JUMPER
SWINGS-
BABY
WALKER
BABY
PRAMS
Up
From
BABY
PEDAL
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,
BABY
ROCKING
HORSES
Phone
Green'916
4
Baggage
SUIT
CASES
Up
GLADSTONE
BAG
Up
from
DRESS
TRUNKS
Up
from
WARDROBE
Up
from
D.
EUO
FREE
DELIVERY
IN
CITY,
85c
$1.40
$2.10
$2.10
25c
75c
45c
S1.00
51.25
50c
6.75
$1.50
nd
81.75
4.00
23.00
BABY
FOLDING
CARRIERS
Up
From
C7
AO
3.75
81.50
tnd
S3
1.75
13.00
y
10.00
:
22.00
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
THIRD
AVENUE