July 11, 1944,

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THE DAILY NEWS
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True Tonic of the hall to protest and «aid GETS PREEDOM AFTER
that ists Nat HON. BOWSER DENIED CHARGE that on a visit ft toria he had EED( i AFTE
one a €@assis SUEre, d been able to et little enatiefa. 34 YEARS INP : R o
gular and natural action of tion. Mr. Bowser replied that
: h, liver, kidneys an LI ING i] e gentleman had demande >|
stomac l ° } d 7 th ntleman had demanded the iPresident Wilson Gives indian
vels will keep you well and idismissal of Mag rate Jewett i Liberty to Return to
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and thisaction is promoted by } “But T found that a eriminal) Daughter
| HOT TIME AT POLITICAL MEETING AT WcBRIDE LAST MON- le harge was pending against this | . .
EECHAMS DAY NIGHT—CARRIED VOTE OF CONFIDENCE lgentieman,,n0 wonder he wanted! waehington. J
: the magistrate removed If you Y aa : .
The Vancouver Provinee re been eharged with remiss | deow me £606 reason, t Wit we thirty-four years be
ports ai moeting of Hon. W. J nany matters,” he declar-|moyve any magistrate in British umler life sentence f
Largest Sele of Any M te te the Weta, «| Bowser and W. R. Rose with l t has remained for Mr 4 olumbia just as | have dismiss-|Spopee, a Blackfoot |
old everywhere, In boxes, 25 conte the | ‘ Me Bride 1 Monda W ! sult me with the | ed some of the hefore, but Tluneonditionalls pa
ead hs ee ; for the first time of sell | want to tell s it will take President Wilson He
censes something more | 1 roar from},
~ sior | “m~ased at once from tt
BS THE GAwn or 1914 = r} torney-general glared so/\a the bootlegu: from here to 7 , .
Mr. Bowser, in addressing tl t at Mr. Wade that the) Tete Jaune Cacl ike me re. | Hospital for the insan
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‘ tish orth merica the movement back to the land ittempted to apologize. Mr.| move a man wl hink is doing to hi laughter a
meeting. ‘Wretaanie refer ee ' tinal lhis duty,’ es he has not se
' f { ' | she was a baby
Te Years Iw Business. ind stated that he felt pers all Two Points of View | The trite rema vas received - a oe sharg
apiTal AND SURPLUS $7,766,606 hat the future. the lwith éheers . 1 neat ‘ Spopee was charged
ment { ; rat in ime ‘ Phe ts of view of the ap-| : ; neeving Killing of a white mar
it put fi ti ’ 1 broke : th ‘
. t for licenses and the|”?'”’ up © y to one | cans dian boundary nortl
the nv ding of rails ind ft § te of confidenc the govern ana an unda I }
. f f the vctua settle ¢} pave t are quite different iaoel . ~ | Montana line It is belies
Convenience oO a than th improvement i rt t wants to make all , the department of justice
° rfaced highways for th he can by running a 4 j murder probably was com
Joint Account owner patronized by his less for Alaska Excursions in Canada and that the territ
vs My department! jcourt of Montana which tried |
Joint Account may be Liquor Licenses t see that the man who’ Round trip excursions to Ket-|ut Benton had no jurisd
ned in the names of two or Mr. J. Wade, a lumber when any is issued,|chikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Sitka,|Moreover, it is now believed that
tes reflected the present excitement nnection with a good) and Skagway on the fine steam-|Spopee committed the murder
pre persons. Whichever one it Ge eaeatiinete. emt o ¥ the travelling publiclers “City of Seatt and “Spo. | self-defence.
, most conveniently reach juestion by bringing up that good accommodation. We|kane” sailing every six days.|
. ai eines a i sieneiadall { it m very different view | @39 “overs all expense
» bank can then deposit the Being in the cons ( j ; nd - , i. ts 2 09 covers a pense. A side| BULWARKS AGAINST
; elt, McBride, so far ha beer nan who wants the/trip Skagway to Summit of the] FOREIGN AIR CRAFT
nt funds or withdraw the without a license. Mr. Wade said ense and I | White Pass Ry. at very small! sailaddlates
h needed. It saves time he had been told in Fort George} Mr. W had the last word by) cost For reservations and all| London, July 11—As a defense
hat.one would be issued Mc. |Suegesting that better whiskey|information apply to Rogers’ | asainst attacks by air craft the
d trouble. | Bride, and he carelessly intimat-|WOuld result if there was com | Steamship Agency, Phone 116. | British. Government has decided
ed ihat he supposed it would go | Petitior hat two licenses were 132-160) 4, dot the coasts of the British
; . : . , bette one ' owane | q .
INCE RUPERT BRANCH he man wae paid the highest |. . M a - ms . Isles with a series of towers, each
price, Mr. Bowser’s main speech | "OW* . oe an ee oF The celebration of the centen- | ar ‘ 0 -k-firing guns
- MARGETTS, Manager. had been a pretty tame affair, but|® ®™mall t n one was quite}, f Nor gier roar mieten: spit. ogg tem. er
: affair, bu or task en oui ata ary 0 orwegi: independence |of special design. A complete |
there was more than a sting inj °?U"r" bibs on an / OO) from Denmark only goes to show | circle of towers is to be erected
repTieTr : sr. ipa s not to even promise g
ADVERTISE IN s ‘ reply to Mr. Wade jt ‘ promise that that there are lots of important|around naval stations such as
D have had an experience of A Protest and a Retort things in the world that Cana-| Portsmouth and Rosyth and at
E AILY NEWS | seven years in my departm at and A gentleman rose in the back /dians never think about. lother especially yulnerable points |

 

 

 

 

MARTIN O’REILLY’S
Semi-Annual
Clearance S A L E
Twenty-Five Dollar
UITS

a $25.00 Suit for $13.00
BECAUSE

At the end of the season's

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business odd suits are bound
to acoumulate, one size of |
a kind and odd colors.
WE HAVE OVER ONE HUN-
DRED UF THESE. EVERY
ONE A $25 OR $30 SUIT

FOR

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FOR $13.00 THAT HAVE |
ALWAYS SOLD FOR $25.00 |
AND $30.00. These are not |
old styles but new and up- |
to-date. Odd sizes, odd —
colors, one suit of a kind.
We want to clean them up

before the end of the season.

$25.00 SUIT FOR

$13

IT’S A HORSESHOE FOR YOU

That is why you can buy a
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