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and
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line
of
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are
the
tops
in
medium
priced
shoes.
Six
styles
to
choose
from
and
every
one
a"
winner.
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at
$5v50
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shoe
store
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Saturday.
July
16.
1938.
WELCOME
BRITISH
NAVY.
,-A
Pearty
welcome
is
extended
to
H.
M.
S.
York
which
steamed
into
the
harbor
last
evening
and
will
be
here
-nb?
16
RW
People,
are
alwayl
pleased
to
see
the
ships
of
His
Majesty's
Naw
in
rifirt
mev
arp
nnrtifn
niif
nirfnci
.
"
.
1
ii
-
J
7
f
T,
v.
1
u"
uns
occasion
to
welcome
.
the.
flagship
of
the
West
Indies
Squadron
and
thP
vf,.
admiral.
The.
British
Navy
stands
for
safety.
Canada
has
no
navy,
only
a
fev
police
boats.
These
would
mean
nothing
m
the
event
of
war.
This
part
of
the
Pacific
Coast
is
almost
a
standing
invitation
to
a
potential
enemy
for
as
has.
already
been
pointed
.out"
by
Writers
on
defence
Prince
Rupert
would
make
a
splendid
base
for
an
enenrv
C0.V;try-
JS.harbor1,
not
yet
defended,'
could
be
taken
without
difficulty.
Happily
the
minister
of
defence
is
alive
to
the
situation
and
he
laid
plans
for
the
defence
of
Vj
JP
and
the
work
is
how
in
hand,
although
not
pro-deeding
very
rapidly.
What
about
Europe?
While
we
have
become
used
to
the
situation
in
Europe
and
it
sometimes
seems
that
the
danger
has
blown
over
in
that
quarter,
we
are
bound
to
realize
that
there
are
twodanger
spots,
Italy
and
Germany,
which
mav
set
alight
the
war
tinder,
and
develorr
a
wnrlrl
magnitude.
Adolph
Hitler
is
expected
to
suddenly
take-!
"",,u"
411
lcsdiU
-u
viiecnosiovaKia.
11
ne
can
lull
to
sleep
the
other-
countries
long
enough
for
him
to
get
a
foothold
then
he
may
succeed.
Then
Mussolini
is
not
quite
as
friendly
since
he
failed
to.
get
the
British
to
enter
into
a
pact
without
Italian
Withdrawal
frorii
Spain
and
Italian
newspapers
have
be-corile'
critical
of
British
policy
While
the
Arabs,
evidently
acting
under
encouragement
from
Italy,
have
started
trouble
once
more
in
Palestine.
The
situation
has
not
changed
greatly
of
late
but
there
is
nothing
to
indicate
that
the
dictators
have
given
up
the
idea
of
expansion.
Just
as
soon
as
there
is
restlessness
on
the
part
of
the
people
of
either
of
those
countries,
sdrtie
attempt
will
be
made
to
divert
their
attention
by
an
international
move.
We
mention
these
things,
When'
they
must
be
apparent
to
all,
for
the
purpose
of
once
mbre
drawing
attention'
to
the
need
df
spfeed
in
installing
the1
arnlaihents
in
connection
with
the
defence
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
Every
resident
of
the
city
or
district
should
back
up
the
minister
of
defence
and
demand
from
the
Prime
Miriister
that
we
be
given
reasonable
protection
in
case
of
war.
We
haVe
said
nothing
of
the
need
of
protection
from
'SPORT
Lawn
Bowling
Play
Resumtfd
League
Gets
Into
AVllon
With"
Angus
jiacdo'tiaid
AVain
;
-a:
and
as
follows:
Macdonald
6
1
6
Benson
4
3
4'
McPhee
3
2
3
:
Tinker
5
2
5
McMeeklri
3'
4
3
Frew
2
4
2
Hill
f
3
4
,
Borland
1:
5
1
;
Wirislow
3
2
3
Pr'eece
;
:
.
..
...
'
-1
6
1
Siglit
of
Skis
Amazes
Bermuda
Residents
of
Hamilton
Blink
Their
Eye's
At
Sight
contest
Is
being
held.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
boys
In
blue
are
here
today.
It's
good
to
hear
them
talk
And
know
that,
if
we
are
'attacked,
At
nothing
will
they
balk.
Doc
Manion
in
the
saddle
at
the
head
of
the
Conservative
party
and
R.
B.
retired
to
do
the
flag
waving.
Doc
Manion's.
full
of
party
zeal
He
pants
for
combat
hearty.
No
doubt
hell
put
new
life
arid
pep
In
the
one
time
"Grand
Old
Party,"
The
Grits
wlli
have
to
stir
their
stuff,'
stumps
Arid
think
up
something
new
Or1
half
a'
million
voters
Will
tell
them
what
to
do.
countries
on
the
other
side
of
the
Pacific.
Jarian
arid
We
are
glad'
We
did
not
forget
to
China
evidently
have
their
hands
full
just
ridto
but
we
save
UP
a'
blt
of
sunshine
to
help
1
HAMILTON;
BermpdS.
July
16.
(6
P)
Residents
of
.Hamilton
blinked
more
than
orice
when
the
liner
Monarch
of
Bermuda
arrived
in
port
and
six
passengers'
strolled
down
the
gang-plank
onto
this'
ler
Golfer
Seeks
CanadiaffTitfe'
Percy
Tinker
Rinks
Winning-.
wiNNIPEQ,
July
16:
-
Jimmy
.
..j
,j,
,
,
Hougan
of
Jasper,
Alberta,
re-
Angus
MacdonaWs
rink
contln-
cent,
junlor
,f
cham.
ued
In
t
the
leadership
of
theCa;nk-
pion
ofV
Artk
,aridr
me'mb'er
6f
dlan
Natl6nal
Recreation
Assocla-
tne
AU)erta
wiUingdon
Cup
team,
tlon
Lawn
Bowling
League
last
has
ft
over
Canadian
.National
Wght
bjr
defeating
Tlfomas
Mc-
iines
ft?
Lon'tfofi,
Oilla;ri6
w'Kfre
Meekin's
rink
22
to
20
while
Percy
i,e
will
tune
up
for
the
coming
Tinker's
rink
assumed
exclusive
junior
arid
Canadian"
Afflateur
possession"
of
secottd
plate'
With
a
championships.
19
to
IT
win
over
Jack'
Frew's
rink.
Hbgan,
only
19
years
old
and
six
Flaying1
of
tHese
matches'
marked
feet
tout,
is
a
gangling
youth
wHo
the
resumption
of
league
activities
has
terrlflfc
length,
and
fine
con-
whlch
had
been
held
up
for
over
trol.
His
short
game
Is
putstand-
a
Week
owing
to
rainy
weather.
Ing.
He
played
two
rounds
in
the
'
The
lea'gue
standing'
to
date
Is
Manitoba
Amateur
Championship
but
was
eliminated
by
Allan
Boes,
.who
was
red
hot
and
five
undr
par
wherf
the'
match
fended!
.
.
:
1
After
competing'
hi
th'e
Nktlorial
Championships,
Ho'gan
will
enter
the
Ontario'
Agricultural
College
at
Guelph
to
take
a
full
course
in
greenskeeping.
He
commenced
h's
golfing
career
as
a
caddie
at
Football
Prince
Rupert
vs.
II.
M.
S.
York,
6:45.
Ship's
Band
in
in..
attendance.
0SL0FJ0RD
IS
MODERN
Even
In
the
middle
of
wlhter,
this
JJew
Norwegian
Ship
Is
Steered
By
equipment
would
be
peculiar
In
Ber-
PresS
Button
muda,
but
the
situation
was
cleared
up
when
It
was
learned
they
were
en
route
to.
Chile
to
compete
In
an
international
skiing
contest.
NEW
YORK",
July
id:
(CP)
"A
press-button
steered
ship
a
bl.
ahead
of
ah
American
automatic
Icebox,"
was
the
description
the
en-
PLAYGKOUXD
ACTIVITIES
glneering
crew
gave
of
the
Norwegl-
The
sand
box'
design
competl-jan
Line's
new
18.000-ton
flagship
tiori
at
various
Gyro
playground!
j
the
Osldfjord,
recently
In
port
here
which
was
to
have
been
held
yes-.'
on1
compleil6ri
of
her-
rrialden
voy:
terday
was
postponed
until
the
age.
The
ship
has
rib
steering
first'
of
riext
'Week.
Today
at
the
wheel.
,
,
Acropolis
Hill
ground
a
kite
flyine
'
Among
unique
features'
of
the
new
liner
are
her
press-buttbr,
steering
and
her1
power'
Installation
of
.four
diesel'
eiigihes
de
veloplng
20,000
horsepower
ant'
geared
lri
pajrs
td
the'
tWo
shaft'.
The
Osiofjb'rd
Is
said,
to
be"
tht
(largest
ship
afloat
wltli
hydrauilt
geared
epgines.
Commodore
Irgens
demonstratef
for
pressmen
the
button
steerih
system
which
replaces,
the
tradi
tlonal
twirling
of
the
steerin'
vheel.
In
")
anchor
and
away
Jake
Is
wondering
how
he
would
Was
lmmedlatn
rnnn
fnf
th,
look
In
blue
suit
and
whether
a
hejfhIp.
Then
for
"hahl
to
port"
h.
could
learn
to
hitch
his
pants
In
pressed
another
button
and
"hard
the
accepted
manner.
tb
port
It
was
'sir!"
The
Comrrio'
.
..
,
.
'
jdore
said
even
quarterniaster
""""t
iuii.o
an
iiajjijjr
YYii.ii.wtre
Decoming
usea
10
tne
new
system
"but
frankly
were
riot
reconciled"
Norwegian
.searilen;
receiving
their
early
training
on
sail-lng
ships,
are
very
coriservatlve.
Aribther
feature
of
the
modernis
tic
Norwegian
boat
Is
an
uncov
ered
bridge
extending
bri
each1
side
beyond
the
beam
of
tHe
boat-"She's
a
stout
ship
for
all
th'
press-button
and
uncovered
bridge
said
the
commodore.
'
Line
officials
said
the
Oslofjord
had
"met
requirements
pf
the
line"
on
her
malderi
trlj:
She
was
'designed
tb
cut
the
time
of
Jhe
Norway-Urilte'd
States
ruri
from
T
hav'e
Just
been
wdrtde'ririg
howseven
W
seven
arid
one-half
days.
lorig,
the
war
in
Chiiia"
would
lastl
:
ir
Britain,
tihlted
stia'te
ahd'ftrinc'e
,
,The
Dally
lien
uts
an
audited
quit
senium
uiciii
niuniuuiu
aim
circulation.
Play
safe!
otner
supplies.
From
Oreeriiand's
ley1
mountains
To
India's
coral
strand
They
all
respect
the
Union
Jack
And
like
the
boys
to
land.
.
us
In
welcoming
li.M.8.
Vofk
on
her
first
visit
to
our
port.
slANAGES
CIIES'TliliFIlili'
iVi
THE
I'RF.MK
riilBT
OF
BRITISH
coixsinu,
.
IN
PKOBATE
,
In
lh
Mattfr
of
the
"Administration
Act"
...
.
An;
In
Hie
Matter,
of
tc.EKtair
of
Jamn
.TAKE"
NOTICE
that
by
.order
of
Itu
Htior,
W.
E.
Tetver
mad
on
the
lTUi
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1938,
I
waa
jJpoint-ed
Admin
latrautrlx
of
ttie
estate
of
-Jatne
lrrn,
doceaoed,
and
all
paritlea
having
claima.
ftga4afttf
tho
nald
;
tte.
ttt
hut-by
requlmi
to
rumiAh
name,
properly
verlflna,
to
ne
oli'of
before
the
20th
day'
of
August,
A.
D.
1938,
mid
ali'
par-
wea
jmmrwa
to
the
eetat
are
requlrrd
CHESTERFIi!d;
E'lig-,
July
l6i
to
pay.
the
aniaunt
of
Uielr'
tadebtedhes
(CP")
N.
Bullock
bt
Biidy
has
'been
toJ"?
f0rthll1tlh-
,
,
a
aririolnted
maria'f'of
f5HStrfieiaT.JKATED
th
13tJl
T-
A-'
u
,
.
1
UJO
....
second
division
English
Football
League
club,
succeeding
W.
H.
Har
vey,
resigned.
ANNA
fAMB
BNS6n
Admtnlfltnutrlx
of
Eat,te
of
Jomea
Larsen,
Deoeated,
Ocean
FalU,
BJC,
'23'for'25jf
and
Polke'r
tins
of
fifty
PLAIN
6H
CORK
TIP
SPORT
CHAT
The
football
matches
with
II
M.
S.
York
arid
the
representative
team
from
the
city
will
take
place
as
planned.
This
evening
the
first
match
will
be
played
and
the
second
game
will
take
place
on
Monday.
A
specially
pleasing
feature
of
this
evening's
game
will
be
the
presence
of
the
band
from
H.
M.'
S
tfdrk.
The
barid
consisting
of
seventeen1
members
w'lll
provide
music
SM
Aug
both
before
and
during
the
game
Sylvannus
Apps,
wearing
colors
of
the
Hamilton
Olyrhpic
Club,
won
the
pole
vault
at
the
British
Ef.it
plre
games
trials
four
years'
apb
this
week
at
Hamilton
and
qualified
for
a
place
on
the
Canadian
team
to
visit
London.
He
i'lnishcd
first
at
London.
Apps
gaVe
up
track
and
field
lh
1938,
signing
a
professional
hockey
contract
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
Bobby
Jones
of
Atlanta,
6ai,
one
of
the
world's
greatest
golfer!
iscoipd
his
second
successive
Brl-,
tlsh
open
triumph
at
St.
.Aridfew;.
Scotland,
nine
years
ago
yesterday,
flalurday,
Juiyj
Flags
Dying
.
.
.
bind
playing"
Britain's
fightihg
ships
iM
gala"
diesif
prduHly
ride
at
anchor
a
pfciure
to
gladden
British
hearts.
There's
another'
picture'
thai
carries
a
thrill
of
friendly
recogriiti6a
for
British
men
and
women
everywhere..
.thal's'thelahVdus
familiar
sailor
on
every
package
of
PUyer's
"Mild"
for
Players
"Mild"
embody
th'e
same"
qdahty'
and
mildness,
the
same
traditional
skill
in
manufactuie
tha,l
ha
ve"16n'retaaV
Player'i
i
the
largest
selling
cigarettes'
in
England.
Coclr"
tips
'
for
those'
who
like
them.
IJ
NAW
COY
ClOARETTE
toever
once
above
par
over
the
l
hqlc
route.
Jones'
pasted
285.
toil
ilng
the
course
record
of
291
it
Ihad
stood
shice
1008.
Jack,
Deianey.
French-Ctofil
Ilght-heavywelght
boxer
ir
j
the
top
of
the
division
lljrl
ago
today
with
a
15-roundda
over
champion
Paul
Btrfcsil
Deianey
resigned
his
title
tJTl
to
enter
the
heavyweight
tt
Reach
the
must
otcm
ol
and
district
with
u
OT!rJccl
(n
th
Dally
Newi:
Calling
all
Stfiirdoughs
and
Chechakos
Back
To
THERS
SILVER
BIRTHDAY
CARNIVAL
and
Oathcring
of
Karl)-
Dby
ItL'siUe'Kls
FOUR
BIG
DAYS
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
ust
4,
5,
6
and
7,
1938
Convention
df
Associated
Hoards
of
Trade
of
Central
B.
C,
Opens
Thursday
Banquet
at
Night
Open
to
tHe
Pilhliij
Friday
Junior'
Baseball'
arid
other
attractions
with
big
dance
in
Piiblic
Hall
at
night
Saturday-Big
Sports
Day
aatrnjm;
Kdaded
by
Smithers
BanDerat
'OaVs
Cash
prizes
(or
best-Pormai
openrng
at
Agricultural
Parle
Horse
Races,'-
Baseball?
Tufe'
of
'
War,
Sports
;
-'
-
-
.
"
-:
"-'
tveriing
Enlhfe'bfS
df
KSh
Sniithers-Big
dande
fet,ch
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reallsUc,
scenes
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Kathlyn
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SUNDAY
A.iM.-Picnic
for
all
Children
Sitaday
pi
m:
Baseball
-
Printe
Riiperf
vs-
Smithers,
finals
Golf-Championship
of
Nortliern
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Columbia