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TWO
SHOES
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
by
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
far
early
fall
than
to
buy
a
pair
of
Hartt's
Shoes.
JWkipire
ft
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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DAILY
EDITION
An
Unusual
Appeal
Monday,
August
H,
1931,
At
the
week-end
we
received
a
different
appeal
from
the
ordinary.
It
came
from
Lord
Southvood,
chairman
of
the
hospital
for
sick
children,
Great
Ormond
Street,
London
,England.
It.
seems
that
the
hospital,
the
greatest
in
the
world
for
sick
children,
had
recently
been
rebuilt
and
then
one
night
it
-was
bombed.
The
babies
were
all
saved
but
the
building
was
destroyed
and
will
have
to
be
built
again.
Accompanying
the
appeal
is
a
matchbox
containing
a
small
portion
of
the
rubble
made
by
the
exploding
.bomb,
also
three
pictures
of
the
building
and
a
few
of
the
children.
Anyone
wishing
to
see
the
letter,
,
the
picture
or
the
remnant
of
the
bombed
building
may
do
so
at
the
Daily
News
office.
We
cannot
tions
but
the
address
can
be
obtained
from
us
if
anvnnu'
wishes
to
send.
It
seems
to
be
a
yery
worthy
cause
yeti
juajf
uui,
uuiue
unuer
xne
scope
oi
uie
queen
s
r
und
lor
which
we
collect
money.
Are
We
Measuring
Up?
-
-
There
will
be
a
special
carnival,
number
of
the
Daily
News
Wednesday,
the
main
purpose
of
which
is
to
provide
publicity
for
the
Carnival
next
week.
Anyone
wishing
advertising
space
in
that
number
should
apply
not
later
t'i-,-.a'
t.uinojTw.
.
,
.;
wi.-Mnp-
tanf1''-ti'
r?dv4.ipe-
''
W
kivjcniscinciits
inserted
on
Wednesday
should
have
the
new
copy
in
the
office
by
noon
or
early
tomorrow
afternoon.
Carnival
Number
-
-
-
Prince
Rupert
people
are
asked
to
cut
down
evenfur-l
tVlPr
nn
fVioiv
nnnonviiif
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nt
n
n
.
v'i3"?"H,'iuu
v'
yaBuiine
tu
tiiai,
more
may
be
sent
overseas
to
help
in
the
war
effort.
The
controller's
office
reports
that
the
response
has
been
considerable
but
not
yet
enough.
The
gasoline
is
needed
for
the
war
so
please
do
not
use
it
unnecessarily.
We
must
measure
up
to
our
responsibilities
in
this
work
of
conservation.
HOW
IT
STARTED
A
preparation
of
red
ochre
and
mutton
tallow
is
used
as
a
beauty
cream
by
Navajo
women.
PIPING
HOT
Many
residents
of
Iceland
heat
their
homes
with
hot
water
piped
jrom
geysers
The
Dailv
News
is
a
mpmhpr
nf
tVio
r!nnarKnv-nn:i..
.Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
nd
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only,
paper
north
.of
Vancpuver
and
West
pf
Edmonton
holding
membership
uoui
ntrno
i,
..."
n'
loiiffli
Step
Into
Style
With
&
offline
was
9-b
aner
a
battle
mat
was
nara
aU
pi
il)f
wr.y.
The
fielding
Elections
fpr
the
President
of
the
United
States
are
every
leap
year.
Gifts
and
JJpvelties
At
The
Variety
Store
330
3rd
Ave,
W.
rhonpjjed
120
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
?arelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
npp
50
Rooms
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it
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.642
ditlons
;
I
DRY
DOCK
BALL
GAME
IS
WINNER!
WAS
CLOSE
Some
of
Best
Baseball
Seen
This
Season
Played
Yesterday
On
Sunday
the
fans
saw
some
of
V-i
o.
Krcf
Kn
roKi
11
foot-
Kova
coon
iVlc
t
fprpe
Picked
Off
Three
Kns
to
Win
Softball
Game
on
Saturday
The
softbajl
game,
-
t-
a
'
scheduled
fori
tlirutgw
unou
-.jr
v
ovvii
wtt
,
iseason.
The
Dry
Docks
again
came
i
1:30
pm.
on
.Saturday
between
.
thu
x
ih.
cUn
iCnnadlan
Scottish
and
thp
A
the
Army,
.UUb
UU
Wy
UUb
11U
llllCT
V
ti!
;
;
pf
their
teeth.
The
Commodores
jService
Corps,
was
postponed
due
played
a
mighty
game.
Their
new
the
Army
Service
Corps'
team
be-
line-up
is
a
grand
team.
The
score
"K
ueiayea
owing
10
weamer
con.-
Howeyer,
the
Air
Fqrce
and
Sig
-----
nals
played
j
their
-vv..
scheduled
game
i-
-
uune
was
supeiu.
i
The
second
game
between
the
'
and
what
a
game
it
turned
out
to
Scottish
and
the
Searchlights,
was
be-
it..
i.i,
y-i
t.
o
t
Thp
Signals
.stnrtprf
nff
hv
tnlrlnir
.tlsh
pitcher,
excelled
himself
strifc-
a
two
run
lead
In
,
the
first
inning,
i
x
.
o
i
1
1
i
il.
j
which
was
(
nnrpn
cKH
tv.fivn
In
,fhc
uig
uui
io
oauers
in
uie
seven
m-
-
"
w....
.
'nlngs.
In
the
batting
Mitchell,
of,nfth-
whlle
the
Air
Force
had
Wiethe
Searchlights,
took
the
honors
'
lonely
tallv-
Signals
ran
in
two
I
hitting
a
three-bagger
in
the
fourth
mQre
ln-
sixth,
and
then
the
-
and
a
home
run
in
the
sixth.
,
b0Vs
froin
Beal
Gove
really
got
go-
The
lineups:
j"1"-
actual
count
it
was
eignt
Dry
Dock-G.
Hetherington
if,
J.
hey
put
to.
giving
them
a
two
Hetherinirtn
ah
..
RirkPrtnn
lh
1
runlead
as
the
game
went
Into
the
last
frarne-
Howe
2b..
Bevnon
ss..
Mclntvre
c.
j
.
From
then
-on
it
was
anvhndv's
.uurane
ri.,
aimunason
ci.,
warner;
!p
game.
m,
The
Signals
,
.
scored
twice
in
I
Commodores-Carey
If.,
Lewis
3b.,'e,seventh
Ue-
fQrcin
an
extra
'Stiles
lb.,
Coombe
2b,
Wendall
ss.,
m!e-
n
one
run
nnrvp
nnnrtniirf
Kprr
Poriuio
the
eighth
and
the
ninth
started
'.off
again
all
even.
p.
'scottish-Serianni
AISii?als
ran
ln
two
m0M
but
tbe
ss.
Bailey
c,
Rratns
rf
RilPskV
lh
RPaHotn
9h
Mr
ForCe
VaS
Ut
to
get
the
game
5Lavis3b.,McLeodlf.,Cookrf,Cann
anfored
th'ee
tot!ake
a
Bame
jQ2ip
j
which
was
really
worth
winning.
,
searchlights-Hayter
ss.,
Alford
-J
"3
Subscription
Rates
in
City
Per
year.
$5.00;
Ilalf
Year,
$2.50;
One
Month,1
chell
2b
-'R
Colllson
3b
Jeelum
if
Leslie
Y.M.OA.
secretary
kept
score
60c;
One
Week.
12c.
Out
of
Town
Subscribers
by
Mall.
$3.00
a
Year,W()1I
rf
Xrritt'
f
I
WeilS
ri.,
B.
BterrKt
Advertlcinr
anil
rirrulatinn
1
rlrnhon
MU
p.
Member
of
AadUUureau
01
UiculatuTns
rOIU,mPireS
W.fe
Thorndvke
and
uhmiwii
wiujc
vun
resile
oi
me
YA1.C.A.
kept
score.
Baseball
Scores
SATUKDAY
American
League
New
Yprk
8,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
7,
Cleveland
5.
Washington
8,
Boston
6.
St.
Louis
0,
Detroit
3.
National
League
Pittsburg
5.
St.
Louis
4.
Boston
8,
Brooklyn
7.
Cincinnati
7,
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
0.
New
York
1.
SUNDAY
American
League
Washington
6-8,
Boston
7-2.
New
York
11-4,
Philadelphia
2-1.
Chicago
5-2,
Clevland
2-1.
St.
Louis
7,
Detroit
3.
National
League
Boston
4-0,
Brooklyn
14-4.
Pittsburg
2-2,
St.
Louis
3-4.
Cincinnati
3,
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
4-4,
New
York
5-3.
Baseball
Standings
National
Leaeue
Brooklyn
68
37
St.
Louis
68
38
Cincinnati
.58
46
Pittsburg
57
47
New
York
49
52
Chicago
46
53
Boston
.:
.43
$1
Philadelphia
27
77
American
League
New
York
.74
35
Cleveland
..a
48
Boston
56
51
Chicago
55
53
Detroit
50
57
Philadelphia
49
58
Washington
,
43
ei
St.
Louis
...42
63
SPORT
GHAT
On
Tuesday
evening
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
AssoclaUon
,wlll
start
play
for
the
fourth
and
last
trophy
of
the
season
the
Ollhuly
Cup.
yith
,three
teains
In
jthe
com-petltlpn,
Xt
will
be
a
six
game
home
and.hpme,series,
total
points
to
decide.
The
three
teams
will
be
All
Stars,
Canadian
Scottish
and
Composite
Services.
The
AH
Star
team
Is
a
combination
of
the
former
Drv
Dock
and
Independent
teams."
Jimmy
.Braddock
lost
a
10-round
decision
to
Babe
Hunt,
Ponca
City
boxer,
il
yejirs
ago
today
at
Boston.
Braddock
became
(heavyweight
champion
ln
1935
and
(lost
the
tiUe
to
Joe
Louis
June
22,
137.
Sunburn
Patrol
Beats
Freckles
Girls
Guard
Beach
Bathers
From
Too
.Much
Sunburn
And
;
.
'
Brown
Spots
.558
CLEARWATER.
Fla
'
.548
ffi
Pretty
MyjU
IBunriy)
Lpwery
.485
figures
that
iiye
.Clearwater
Beach
,442
sunburn
patrol
has
prevented
at
.413
least
a
million
freckles
and
a$
.259
many
blisters
among
bathers
who
uuat
Know
vnen
they!ve
had
.673
enough
sun.
47
vrgamzea
iour
venrs
nirn
mnr-ri
.523
OT
as
3,
stunt,
the
parpi
was
.509
80
successful
in
preventing
seyefe
.467
.auiiuum
among
qatnersa
majpr
.457
summer
beach
hazard
that
it
has
.413
Deen
made
one
of
the
main
feat
.400,ures
of
tnls
resort's
safety
organ
ization.
1
Bunny
and
her
shapely
assist
jants,
in
uniform
white
bathing
juii.3
wim
wenuiying
Insignia
on
uie
ironi,
keep
an
eagle
eye
on
bathers
from
Inland
points
who
an
100
orten
try
to
acquire
a.
deep
ou.uau
11
one
aose.
"You'd
be
.surprised,"
Bunny
says,
"how
few
beach
bathers
from
out
of
town
know
how
much
sun
they
can
stand.
And
even
when
I
warn
fern,
if
hard
to
get
'em
to
wicr
up.
'
Each
patrol
girl
has
a
safety
kit
with
sunburn
lotion
as
well
as
first
aid
equipment
for
treating
tuts
and
scratches.
Al
are
expert
swimmers
aqd
iact
as
lifeguards.
Miss
Lowery
was
the
beach's
jtlrst
girl
lifeguard
back
In.
937.
"
The
patro)
also
gives
swimming1
Jessons
and,
as
might
be
expected
flf
a
school
with
sq
comely
a
faculty,
has
whopping
enrollments,
purlng
the
first
four
years,
enrollments
tntalloH
5
nnn
nr,ri
VI
mn
Jeon
the'
number
has'
passed
1,500.
I
CLEVELAND,
August
11:
tt
Lois
De
Fee
Is
living
proof
that
It's
easy
for
a
tall
girl
to
get
a
hus-.
band.
By
her
own
count,
Lois
has
been
married
seven
times,
currently
Is
engaged.
"All
they
have
to
say
Is
'I
love
you
and
can't
live
without
you,'
and
I'm
married
again."
the
23-year
old
strippeuse
confided
in
a
somewhat
southern
drawl.
"It
seems
as
If
I
always
feel
sorry
for
them.
'The
only
ones
who
say
they
are
ln
love
with
me
are
the
little
blttle
guys
the
big
ones
go
for
dolls
about
5
feet
tall."
Born
In
Missouri
and
reared
in
Texas,
Lois
first
became
a
bride
10
years
ago.
Six
of
the
marriages
were
serious,
she
says,
and
the
seventh
was
for
a
press
agent's
check.
That
was
the
time
she
mar
ried
a
midget
with
annulment
pro.
ceedings
prearranged.
For
publicity
purposes,
the
per
fectly
proportioned
strap-shedder
Is
six
feet,
four
inches.
Actually,
the
high
Keels
aubtr'act
'two
'inches
from
that
figure,
-but
her
loftv
height
assures
her
of
being
"tops"
ln
the
burlesque
business.
Lois
was
a
show
girl
in
several
New
York
nicht
snots,
and
a
bouncer"
In
a
couple
more
before
she
decided
to
shed
her
clothes
in
public
for
a
living.
That
was
a
year
and
a
half
ago,
and
she's
doing
beautifully.
DONATION
BIG
ONE
Natives
Raise
$350
at
Dances
Red
Cross
Society
for
J
-
As
a
result
of
dances
held
at,
Sunnyside
and
Claxton
canneries
pn
.July
12th
under
the
direction
of
1
A.
Wesley
and
other
officials
of
I
thp
Native
Brotherhood
and
Sister-'
hpod,
the
local
branch
of
the
Can-1
adlan
Red
Cross
Society
received
a
1
donation
of
$350;
The
officials
of.
the
B.
C.
Packers
Ltd
at
both
noint
po-operated
fully.
The
officers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
of
the
1
oaimcuan
itea
uross
society
are
grateful
for
the
generous
assistance
that
has
been
accorded
the
society.
JAPS
CAME
IN
189G
Provincial
savines
banks
erated
only
ln
Ontario
and
Alberta.
ali'i'liiaiiiigtiiaiflLgil
BUILD
A
HOME
Like
This
NOTICE
TV
To
overcome
complicated
bookkeeping,
commencing
August
1
all
goods
bought
at
the
Dominion
Dairy
Store
are
sold
for
cash
and
cannot
be
charged
with
the
milk
route.
PHONE
10
9
You'd
be
surprised
at
the
way
we're
cutting
delivery
truck
gas
consumption
with
our
customers'
help.
They
carry
small
parcels.
They
avoid
special
deliveries;
cover
everything
they
want
with
ONE
order.
This
means
lighter
loads
and
fewer
trips
and
helps
us
keep
our
Pledge
to
go
5050
with
our
Fighting
Forces.
KEMEMIlElft
The
slou
er
you
tim
e,
the
more
yon
sate
I
Tall
Girls
Get
Married
Six-Foot
Strinneause,
Now
"23,
Has
Been
"Led
To
The
Altar"
Seven
Times
K1
Get
Prices
of
Materials
From
j
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Importers
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
t
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Why
not
lay
in
a
stock
nf
rnni
nrm,
fn-
w.fniv
PHONE
11C
.
J
1J0VE
,
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALLBOARDS
We
have
on
hand
large
stocks
coal
or
to
suit
every
requirtment
Ml
our
coal
Is
carefully
screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
compleU
line
of
lumber
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
S
?
T1
Charl?tte
Islands.
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
ha
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
SAND
CEMENT
GRAVEL
LIME
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
651
PHONE
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
ni
11-
4
Service
21
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
Three
Weeks
Opening
Offer,
FREE!
FREE!
SKIRT
FOR
LAD
It?
TROUSERS
FOR
GENTS
With
Eacli
Frccdmari
&
Gabbp
Suit
From
July
21th
to
Auf.
15
DELUXE
TAILOR
Opposite
Commodore
Caf
It's
interesting
to
know
wherfreading
the
Daily
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that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
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