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WC'ATION'TIME
The
Height
of
Comfort
and
Wear
in
Every
Pair
Famly
shoestore
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
dollars
in
tning
EDITORIAL
SLEEP
THROUGH
BOMBINGS
He
has
spent
many
millions
of
J
to
make
the
people
happy
and
some
of
Sti-
has
teen
wasted.
He
has
made
some
people
look
to
the
government
to
keep
them
in
a
life
of
comparative
ease
and
much
of
thermoney
"with
which
it
has
been
done
is
borrowed
money.
Now
the
international
situation
has
forced
the
President
into
a"
hW
SDen'dine-
sm-ee.
which
will
keen
The
final
game
o?
the
Mobley
Capi
City
Football
League"
piayrd
last
erening
was
produetiTe
of
a
An
illustration
of
how
people
may
become
accustom-jnrst
shot
from
the
spoc
splendidly
guns,
ed
to
anything
is
seen
in
-the
Old
Country
where
a
con-
i
a
i
.
Ml
1
-
.
1
t
Z
siaeraoie
pan
oi
me
population
sieeps
on
peaceiimy
in
spite
of
airraids.
While
a
majority
take
to
air
raid
snei
ters.
a
considerable
minority
carry
on
and
take
their
rest
as
if
nothing
was
happening.
They
refuse
to
leave
theiri
homes
and
there
have
been
many
cases
where
people
have
slept
throughout
the"
nighfwhile
the
house
next
them
has
been
destroyed.
'BU1LDING
UP
RESERTS
While
there
has
been
rationing
of
food
in
Great
Britain,
this
has
been
wily
a
precautionary
measure.
-Having
command
of
the
sea
has
given
the
government
an
opportunity
to
build
up
their
reserves
of
food
to
such
an
extent
that
they
could
carry
on
for
months
without
any
new
supplies
reaching
them.
No
matter
how
intense
may
he
the
attacks
on
the
British
shionine
and
borts
there
is
no
dang
;.
CHOOSE
GOOD
MEN
It
wasfpointed
out
by
BritSh
statesmen
this
weeL
UNITED
STATES
ELECTION
There
will
now
be
four
months
of
more
or
less
inten-
77.
.
.
.
.:
.1
heater
taxes
win
not
oe
pmcning
tne
people
until
alter
the
election.
WendelPWillkie
has
no
past
political
sins
to
answer
for
but
he
has
to
make
a
name
for
himself
in
four
months
and
also
has
to
convince
the
electors
that
he
has
the
"capacity
to
carry-6n
the
affairs
of
the
country
wisely
and
also
in
sucha
manner
as
to
please
the
populace.
He
has
had
a
business
career
that
will
be
open
to
close
scrutiny.';
People
will
wantto
know
how
he
became
a
millionaire
far
a
I
few
years.
They
-will
also
ask
themselves
whether
he
willi
really
represent
the"mass
of
the
people
or
the
big
interests.
rith
which
he
has
been
associated.
1
Ulh
CiO
TERRACE
Miss
Velma
Oreig.
Mrs
ErereM
sive
electioneering
before
it
is
decided
whether
Franklin
Thcnm
and
Lawrence
Greig
arriT-
D.
Roosevelt,
Democrat,
is
to
continue
as
president
of
thei
"
IL1??
hoHda
by
Wendell
Willkie,
Republican,
Both
are
good
men.-Eith-
Traa.
er
would
make
a
good
president
Roosevelt
has
the
sins
of
the
past
eight
years
to
answer
for.
"His
failures
will
be
magnified,
his
character
criticized
and
his
antecedents
once
more
come
"into
the
limelight.
Skeletons
in
the
cupboard
will
be
brought
out
and
made
to
dance
a
jig"before
the
gaze
of
the
multitude.
This
will
be
for
the
edification
of
the
voters
and
the
amusement
of
the
spectators.
And.
undoubtedly.
Roosevelt
has
a
lot
to
answer
rer
for.
for.
Mrs.
Fred
Nash
left
on
Tuesday
for
a
rlsit
to
Prince
Rupert.
mssiHfD
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Two
gentle
saddle
or
pack
horses.
llOOv.
lbs.
Cheap.
Armour
Salrage.
the
country
prosperous
and
add
billions
to
the
debt
as
well
&-E-ctiap
as
party
kar-
as
inerpasp
thp
tax
Fnrt.mntpK'
fnr
ri?m
mnct
f
tno.
town-
MeCIary
circulating
ana
pipe.
Kearnr
new.
Also
large
cabinet
gramophone.
115
records
In
good
condition.
Phone
Black
817.
(159)
seem
to
have
been
responsible
for
his
getting
the
nomin-iWAJTEO
sman
house
to
rent
or
ation.
He
wSHKlitically
-unknown
until
he
suddenly.
"Hinder
purchase.
Apply
Box
u,
!
MISCELLANEOUS
I
LESSONS
In
typewriting.
Also
high
speed
typewriting
and
shorthand,
giten
mornings,
afternoons
-
or
eTenings.
Hegularday
classes'
begin
August
1.
Phone
Red
923.
WANTED
I
found
himself
thrust
into
prominence.
His
position
"aiiy.News.
"89)
undoubtedly
arouse
suspicion
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
he.
t
act
I
has
been
professedly
a
Liberal
for
many
years,
i
Just
at
present
it-looks
as
if
Roosevelt
ought
to
be
the
lostgoJo"
cross
on
chain
silt
favorite
but
John
L.
Lewis,
the
labor
moeul.
has
refused-
Lakes
Thursday
afternoon.
Find-!
to
endorse
his
candidacy
nd
he
may
be
able
to
sway
the-C.I.O.
organization
to
voter
for
a
socialist
candidate."
Pos-i
T
'
-
t.
it-.i
r
.
i
i
Ti
mujv
iewis
may
oe
mat
canaiaate,
running
on
a
taoort
ticket.
-Whue
we
may
now
feel
like
betting
on
the
election'
of
Rooseve.ltmany
thingsrean
happen
in
four
months.
The
election
is
in
the
lap
of
the
gods.
In
any
case,
both
men'
have
publicly
declared
themselves
in
favor
of
the
British
cause
and
in
favor
6f
sellingwar
supplies
to
the
British
government
That
is
something
for
which
to
be
thankf
uL
er
please
leare
at
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THE
DAILY
HZ'iS
Friday,
July
19,
I0
CAP
GOES
:OFE
WITH
TO
VELVET
ROYAVNAVY
Whfthrr
Enemy
Sighted
Or
Not
there's
Lets
Of
'Adrra
turr-la
Ships
movement
from
the
teas
to
ILar-
cruiser
which
has
been
in
north-
gan
to
Gomez-brought
a
career
nters
almost
-aee
war-be
kxk
and.
frost
Clomei;k5ck.
Mar-rgan;
gan
headed
in
a
good
"goal
Mathle
was
dangerous
bat
Parsons
Jear-
TheyTe
had
are.
aaov.
bftrrards
?
-fended
-strocshr
and
gales,
and
on
tccasions
hare
fcrrvT
r
TTDO
i
i
bE.
lira
j
m
AMERfCA';
NEW
YORK,
Ju-
l
-CP'
This
t
the
nerroos
in-between
season
far
the
maters
of
women's
clothes.
3
period
-when
en
try
body
watches
6""
s
eterybociy
else,
waiting
to
that
remind
you
of?"
White
horses
have
always
stood
for
good
luck
.
.
.
and
when
"it
-comes
toscIectingRealOldScotch,
"White
Horse4'
is
your
lucky
choice.
You'll
Sless
the
day
you
first
discovered
the
smooth,
light
taste
the
deep,
full
flavour
the
fragrant
peat-and-heather
aroma
of
White;
Horse
WTtisky.
Famous
since
1746
for
choice
quality.
iroc
S3.C4
i,
ox.
$3.:
5
WHITE
HORSE
S
C
OTCH
WHISKY
This
adrertlsement
is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
OOTemment
of
British
Columbia
see.
verm
team
luexy
to
uwsa
on
what
way
the
cat
will
Jump.
fwn
terms
with
the
Fusiliers,
the
LONDON.
JlylS:
CP
Ufe
wh
Part
not
won!
"score
being
two
goals
each-
Verret,
a
ocean
ware
in
ooe-sf
His
riotMnr
as
a
result,
wtjo
thetoojihy.
ajwfSt
ships
san
exacting
certain
where
t
look
forlnspira-.
Vetm
playedhroui&-wlth-tKK
Porter
fashion)
fe
players
and
wis.
fo
Mtfd
Mfifcrte
-Sea.
A
vrtter
ferfthe
Associated
PresT
Handicapped
but
to
he
nrsfn&r.
KaTafw!We
te
AOs
$c-
gwveral
ouiltaes
for
fan
are
bad
the
belter
of
the
game.
A
alee
count
after
a
M-dar
mraze
on
aiiKM-Um
-h-,
-d,
fabrics,
a
absence
of
fussy
de-
tail
Bat
fashion
stfiT
needs
something
to
talk
about,
a
"Chat
hi
the
inn
for
promotional
purposes.!
Scmethingke
the
boar-glass
eor-J
.
j
-
..
.
t
or
th
im-batr
do
f
nthr--
when
Cameron
was
through.
-oeen
w
or
is
cays
at
sea
louowea
The
seconc
nan
found
me
rus-
"
-
"
I
.
ihers
mch
the
-more
iTer-5re
"hn
off
to
sea
agate.
In
2
years
i
!m
but
fhrkhin-
of
the
for-
',his
teamed
abwt
000
wards,
eoanled
with
a
stroas
v-
-
m
eorered
JJW
miles
ret
defence,
kept
them
out.
Tim-
'lbad
steam
the
main
on
m
brefl
missed
three
good
rmanees
by
shootin?
too
high.
In
a
break-
"fflr
168
00101
a
P05"
away
Cameron
shot
high.
Yini.1"
IR
was
more
than
tucky
-when
he
let
a
in
three
months,
f
percent
of
shot
ec
past,
only
to
find
tt
hit
the
her
officers
and
men
"nrrer
-set
last
spring's
fashion
seem
Tekety
to
carry!
Into
fall
the
TnanWWi
trend
'
and
the
South
American
trend.
;
The
Ecaimish
trend
'win
be
few
in
college
gfei
eiMhes
Mts
and
sport
things.
Smith
and
Yassar
started
tt
by
baying
Sockets
to
men's
wear
shops.
Style
scowW
took
notice
and
tins
fan
ereryi
t
tmrio-ht
Rrrt
Vmi
dund
first
foni
fmt
"ttt
-their
'Hir
-fWi
wlhuaiu.
ihmviii
off.r
wwi.k
mw
.
.
-
.
-
-
y
"
..
f.-...
tvwnjE
dMUJI
msu
Wild
IA
class
goal
keeping
by
stopping
two
officer
was
-not
ashore
for
six
raits
made
up
to
mascuMne-'
hot
ones.
Ritchie
broke
away
andjmonths.
Week
after
"week.
month
'looking
tweeds.
?
!
passed
to
Cameron
who
went
in
and
after
month,
the
eternal
wateh-!
The
South
American
trend
was-scored
a
Tine
eoal
The
Asaferx
keeDlne
ahd
YizMasee
contbmed-
tnr
irlt
in
th
nrtr
-fAi-
fone
back
when
Dixon
scared
from
and
still
continues
on
the
bridge,
for
a
while
and
now
'Is
strong.
a
nenaitT
arter
vtnr
Ran
xrrci
nis
at
tne
loocout
sauons.
at
the
ain
Ther
ar
hvir
to
tw
mr
In
the
engine
and
boiler
and
more
tambourine
hats,
black
Klmer
was
elerer.
In
another
at-
rooms
and
in
the
wireless
cabinets,
lace
shawls,
sombreros,
Aztec
,
tack
DaTies
got
the
equalizer
for
official
message
eaae
eek.
Pts-
!
fthe
Fusiliers.
.v,,
,v.
A
mid-summer
-coHeetton
t)f
ee-
Teams:
.
'
mafority
heir
only
Bnks
with
th-
nin?
m
tropic
sunset
col-
Irish
Fusffiers
Fiddler;
MeMa-
outside
worid
were
the
mails
and
ors
a
50010
American
hon.
Andrews;
-Sterling.
KHner.
th
nrrarrt
black
lace
mantilla,
is
on
dfentav
Tet
and
Parsons
and
Greer
tackled
er
of
the-people
of
the
country
suffering
for
tec&otffo&L
and
kicked
strongly.
TtebreH.'
Rekl.
Daris,
Dix-
to
harbor
and
at
w
i
ih
rm.
here
Seteral
important
hat
de-
Ferguson
played
his
usual
strong
game
as
did
Dickens
but
the
latter
caused
the
only
trouble
in
the
game
by
dis-
J
puling
the
referee's
decisions
and
that
no
one
could
say
-the
democratic
method
of
choosing
the
referee
was
right.
Morgan
play-
canuiaaies
to
represent
me
two
great
parties
in
tne
united
States'
was
a
failure.
Two
outstanding
men
had
been
chosen.
These
men,
it
may
be
mentioned,
are
well
above
average
of
citizens
of
that
country,
an
indication
that
the
people
wish
to
be
able
to
look
up
to
their
leaders.
Smith;
on,
TJatWe;
-
Grey.
Velret
Ylnk;
Parsons.
Greer:
Ferguson.
H.
Dickens,
Morgan:
Cameron,
J.
Ritchie.
W.
Gomez.
Referee
Fusilier
Martin
For
the
Fusiliers
McMahon
was
the
better
back,
Kfiner
the
pick
of
the
halTes
and
Darla'the-best
forwards.
The
forwards-showed
pretty
combination
but
were
weak
In
shooting.
Yink
kept
a
good
goal
for
the
Vei-
ed
a
bang-up
game
with
Ritchie
and
Cameron
dangerous
In
breakaways.
BHly
Gomez
did
wen
too
lar
news
bu2etins
of
the
B.
B.
C
signers
feature
"gaucho"
"namnas"
-olcrs
hats
and
Mrs.
O.
F
Randall
of
Powell
RIt-
erasd
daigster.
Miss
Lillian
Randall,
arrtTed
in
the
city
on
las-
Bigot's
train
nt
Jasper
Park
to
pay
fish
here
with
Mrs.
Randal.
sisters.
Mrs.
Alex
MeRae
and
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