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you
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month.
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if
you
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books
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a
time
$1.25
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month.)
Newly
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and
the
Shore
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Road
Leading
Somewhere
Panott
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Into
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Big
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Benney
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Mink
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City
of
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'
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Don
Flows
Down
to
the
Sea
Sholqkov
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Hour
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.
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Prices
of
Materials,
From
r,
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Importers
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
BUILDING
MATERIAL
....
y
"0t
lay
,n
a
5tock
of
coal
now
Ior
the
whiter
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V.
KAMLOOPS
NEWS
ftJU.R'S
"HOME
TOWN"
Funeral.
s?rfice
for
the
late
Aid.
George
.Duncan
Brown,
pioneer
Kamloops
businessman,
doyen
of
the
city
council
and
prominent
In
Pythian
circles,
whose
death
had
occurred
on
Tuesday
night
of
last
week,
took
place
on
Friday
afternoon.
Rev.
James
Dunn,
pastor
of
St.
Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church,
officiated
with
committal
rites
by
Frank
Turner,
'deputy
grand
chancellor
of
the
Knights
of
Pythias
Lodge.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
A.
Oalloway.R.
H.
Carson
M.L.A.,
Sheriff
J
It.
Colley,
S.
J.
Smith.
F.
W',
Scott
and
Ernest
New
Active
pallbearers
were
B.
R.
Campbell,
City
Clerk
A.
W.
Jackson,
Fred
Cox,
AH
.T
P
Rrnmlpv
.Tnhn
Hnrliiam
and
William
Brennan.
I
The
mercury
In
Kamloops
soared
an
official
all
time
hlzh
record
of
107
In
the
shade
on
Wednesday
jof
last
week.
Mrs.
L.
A.
Palmer,
the
official
weather
observer,
could
I
not
recall
a
hotter
afternoon
in
all
her
long
residence
In
Kamloops.
Since
then
.it
has
been
cooling
off.
iThe
forest
fire
hazard
has
been
very
acute
in
the
Kamloops
district.
James
Jl.
Evans
sr.
has
been
appointed;
chief
Air
Raid
Protection
warden
"in
Kamloops
with
W
E
jHoadlpy
and
Frank
L.
Lee
as
deputy
chiefs.
Clasj.es
of
Instruction
for
air
raid
orotectibn
workers
are
now
being
held
In
Kamloons.
Warden
I
Instructor
.A.
D.
Hllllker
and
In-ispector.C.
O.
Barber,
provincial
police,
gave
lectures
last
week.
The
TransCanada
Highway
is
be-
5.
inr
reconstructed
for
a
distance
of
a
mile
and
a
half
In
Cherrv
Creek
Canvoii
near
Kamloops.
While
the
wor
k
I
s
In
progres.o.
motor
traffic
on
the
hiihwav
Is.
using
a
detour.
Hlehwoys.in
KamlooDs
nublic
works
district
are
now
In
excellent
condi
tion.
j
R.
N.
Clarke,
well
known
rancher
tand
cattle
reiser
of
Vernon
and
..fM-nTT
"htef
of
oollre
there,
died
in
'the
Okanagah
city
last
week.
;
K9rm'l(v7
T?rJ'
Cross
headquarter,
of
r-hlchfs.
J.
E.Fltz
water
is
'M
chk"7".
hqyn
ijeeh
moved
from
,.he
M?l?hcri
tjulldinT
on
Third
Av-n
nw
nrpmlses
across
the
'n
a
building
of
th;
Beckman
estate.
1
Thf
front
of
the
Capito!
Thatre
iln
Kamloops
Is
being
modernized
'nd
newseatlnz
l
being
Installed.
I
John'
i'lodisnA'.
Ron
and
W.
3.
Mof-fatt
have
the
contract.
M?ny.
bathing
beaches
in
the
KBmloonarpa
and
southward
Into
the
Okanaaah
have
become
rt
tiijih
";ht
Is
known
as
"swim-diner's
itch."
Sponsored1
bv
the
Kamlcop.3
Sentinel
newspaper.
Pro-Rcc
swlmmin"
-and
diving
elates
for
children
are
tin
bro?r?ss
all
this
wek
at
Itlver-J
-id
Pepch
with
Ed
Kelter
as
chief
;
instructor.
I
P.
A.
Andlwm.
clerk
of
the
Alber-
Ita
Leaislature.
and
Mrs.
Andlson
Iwer?
visitors
in
Kamloops
from
Edmonton
last
week.
They
were
the
,.
0f
Mr.
and
Mr3
n
A1,en
Mail.
!
-
i
MLss
Alda
Smith
left
Kamloops
last
week
to
take
a
position
on
the
.
nursins
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
uencrai
Hospital.
Soontaneous
combustion
caused
?;a
fire
on
Thursday
afternoon
of
last
week
In
the
store
of
McAllister
and
.Howard
on
Victoria
Street.
Slight
aamase
was.
done.
Keith
McAllis
ter,
formerly
of
Ocean
Falli
nnrt
I.Poll
Howard
fortnerlv
nf
iMMftfvvMTtMM4
.Rupert,
are
the
proprietors
of
this
,siore;
.!
.
.
,
I
W.
p.
Forsvthe.
Dominion
fisheries
overseer
here,
has
been
trans-
Terred
to
Prince
Gorae.
He
trans-,
.ers
with
W.
M.
Ferrier
who
comes
I
here
from
Prince
George.
Dr.
P.
8.
Tennant
has
been
nro-;
moled
frorn,the
rank
of
captain
to
J
malor
In
the
Roval,
Canadian
MedU
jpL
Corps.......
.....
f;
J.
E.,
Fitzwater
and
M.
G.
Hall'
rere
In
Victoria
last
week
attend-'
pin-
th
Dominion
and
provincial'
,(
conventions
of
the
Benevolent
and
.Protective
Ordcr
of
Elks.
,
.
'
Hit
.
.nRraeh
tn
B'wanLad.'!
"Mi,Hfrf,
pecjn
fh
in.
Che
Dally-Nws.-
THS
DAILY
NXW8
Wednesday,
ju?y
n
Dr.
II.
L.KEENLEYSIDE,
M.A.,
Ph.D.,
F.B.II.S.
Counsellor,
Department
of
the
Sec
retary
of
State
for
External
Aiairs.
PLANS
FOR
SHOW
MADE
Executive
Meeting
Held
Last
Night
Judge
Coming
Sunday
Night
on
Catala
The
final
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hortl-.
cultural
Society
prior
to
the
Flower
Show
on
Monday
next
was
held
last
night,
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock
presiding.
The
secretary.
C.
O.
Ham,
read
a
telegram
from
the
provincial
department
of
agriculture
at
Victor-la
stating
that
In
answer
to
the.
request
of
the
local
society
they
were
sending
O.
E.
W.
Clarke,
district
horticulturist
at
Abbotsford,
to
judge
the
flower
show.
He
is
due
to
arrive
on
the
Catala
Sunday
night
and
will
proceed
to
Terrace
Monday
night
It
was
decided
to
close
the
.show
Monday
from
12
to
1
while
mcm-T
bers
of
the
association
meet
the
judge
at
a
complimentary
luncheon
to
him
at
the.
Commodore
Cafe.
Experience
had
shown
that
very
few
people
attended
the
showing
during
the
lunch
hour.
The
.how
will
be
held
In
the
Recreation
Hall
hack
of
the
Post
Office
next
to
.the
Library.
Charles
Balagno
offered
the
use
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus
tables
for
staging
the
exhibits.
The
tables
will
be
ejected
Saturday
night
and
Mie
hall
will
be
open
Sunday
night
for
the
nlacing
of
exhibits.
Judging
will
commence
at
9
a.m.
Monday
mcrnlnj,
It
wa?
decided
to
co-operate
as
far
as
possible
with
the
Carnival
Committee
in
staging
a
flower
show
at
that
time
but
it
was
found
that
r-vit
of
the
members
would
be
out
t
town
Holidaying
at
that
time
so
they
are
unable
to
undertake
the
whole
work.
DRAUGHT
21
FEET.
The
maximum
draught
of
vessels
plying
between
.the
Great
Lakes
Is
limited
to
about
21
feet.
I'M'
"
Man
in
the
Moon
Now
that
there
Is
au
election
campaign
going
on
we
shall
be
carrying
on
Just
the
same
as
usual
and
refuse
to
be
excited
or
worried.
Whale
worries
us
is
that
Herbie
Morgan
is
away
and
there
is
no-ibody
yet
to
take
his
place
on
the
Dally
News
staff.
Keep
your
temper,
gentle
sir,
Writes
the
manufacturer,
Though
your
goods
are
overdue
Fr
a
month
or
maybe
two,
We
can't
help
it,
please
don't
swear,
Labor's
scarce
and
metal's
rare;
Can't
get
steel,
can't
get
dies;
These
are
facts,
we
tell
no
lies.
Dick's
in
the
army,
so
is
Bill;
All
our
work
Is
now
uphill.
So
your
order,
we're
afraid,
May
be
still
a
bit
delayed.
Still
you'll
get
It,
don't
be
vexed,
Maybe
this
month,
maybe
next.
Keep
on
hoping,
don't
say
die.
We'll
fill
your
order
bye
and
bye.
Inscription
on
a
500-year-old
tombstone
in
the
church
of
Klrby
cemetery.
Essex,
England:
When
pictures
look
alive
With
movements
free
-When
ships
like
fishes
Swim
beneath
the
sea.
When
men
outstripping
birds
Shall
scan
the
sky
Then
half
the
world
Deep
drenched
in
blood
shall
lie.
On
i
monument
In
France
which
marks
the
last
resting
place
of
an
army
mule,
the
epitaph
reads:
In
Memory
of
Mantle
who
In
her
time
kicked
2
colonels
4
majors
10
captains
23
lieutenants
42
sergeants
432
other
ranks
and
1
Mills
Bomb
iripntb'
thp
Premier
Is
nulte
human.
The
Brldee
Rlvpr
paper
tells
of
thines'seen
around
rimton
The
Hon.
Mr.
Pattullo
dlnine
at
Cariboo
Lodge
and
enjoying
a
large
'"lev
T-bone
Cariboo
beef
steak
'1th
lashings
of
strawberries
and
")orrel's
famous
cream,
accompan-'ert
by
the
Hon.
George
Murray,
M.P.P.:
J.
B.
Bryson
and
the
Prem-
'er's
secretary.
A
great
many
neonle
sucrce
-r
that.
here
should
have
been
no
election
I
'ailed
Just
now,
yet
these
people
ould
have
been
among
the
first'
to
criticize
if
the
Legislature
had.
lecided
to
prolong
its
own
existence
vithout
an
election.
Steamshio
Sailing
For
Vanrnovri
Tuesdav
Patala
i.vi
w
..,
I.tfW
J
F
Th.irrfavss.
Prince
R"Pm
li.so
p.m.'
Friday
Ss.
Prln.
'
Adelaide
'
io
p.m.
Ogd
When
an
old-time
roll-your-owner
sees
"Ogden's"
on
a
package,
he
feels
that
it's
been
branded
specially
fqohim.'For
Ogden's
is
not
just
another
"tobacco
but
avdjstinctive
blend,
of
choicer,
riper
'.tobaccos
with
allavour
which
has
kept
it
a
steady
"favourite
for
a
quarter
of
a
century.
Buy
a
package
today
anrf
then
Ogden's
will
always
be
your
brand.
Only
tht
belt
cigarttte
papers
good
enough
for
Qgdtn't
OG
;
Whifflets
1
From
The
Waterfront
A
'
J
Unloading
of
cargo
from
the
sunken
United
States
Aimy
transport
Kvichak,
which
was
recently
salvaged
at
Sisters
Island
near
Mil-bank
Sound
where
she
had
sunk
land
towed
Into
Prince
Rupert,
has
Ibeen
completed
and
the
vessel
has
I
been
lifted
completely
out
of
the
water
on
the
pontoons
of
the
local
dry
dock.
United
States
Army
and
government
officials
arrived
on
last
night's
train
from
Washington
In
connection
with
the
examination
and
Instituting
of
repair
work
of
the
Kvichak.
With
Doue
Stork
of
New
York
as
hit
guest,
Skipper
Oeorite
Bryant
returned
to
port
last
niaht
with
the
power
cruiser
Harla
from
an
angling
trln
to
KMada
which
was
cut
-hr
throush
Don"
having
ron-l
tractcd
a
severe
cold.
A
visit
was
also
naid
to
the
Frizzel
Hot
Springs,
',
Mr.
Stork
will
be
lcavlnz
on
Frl-
j
iday
morning's
train
on
hl
return
East.
The
provincial
nolle
host
P.M.L.
8
returned
to
nort
last
night
after
an
unsuccessful
search
In
waters
around
Stephens
Island
for
a
Sun-jnyjide
glllnet
boat
with
two
Ja-Jnanese
fishermen
on
borri
which
)ha.
been
mlssln
for
over
a
week
umcr
searcners
nave
air
miied
m
the
Quest
and
It
Is
now
presumed
that,
tho
vmt
and
the
two
men
aboard
perished.
en
s
With
a
Inrfrp
Hst
of
round
trln
J
Alaska
tourists
which
pomnlpfplv
occupied
all
hr
'arconfiTiodatlon.
'H.
R.
Nedden.
arrived
In
port
at
'
10:45
this
mornlne
from
Vancouver.
PowpU
River
nnH
Oean
Falls
and
sailed
at
2
o'clock
thl.s
afternoon
for
f3km'!jv
0th(:r
northern
points.
The
vessel
Is
due
back
here
next
Monday
southbound.
Tnr
a
Daliv
iwm
Wnnt-Ad
H
vHTibT71TvTmITH
Kr
j
iI'M'HIMil'li
by
)
Lku
Cwilrl
Ui
m
Vy
tlx
my
brand!
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FSNE
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
CAP1
A
FAMOUS
PLATERS
IH,
LAST
TIMES
TO.Nir.ln
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Shows
Nightly
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