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Finest
range
in
Men's
Dress
Shoes
at
their
price
on
the
market
If
you
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
''Birmingham"
Shoes
you
are
missing
one
of
the
best
bets
possible.
Solid
leather
throughout.
Finest
fitting
lasts
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
$6.50
to
$8.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes'
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NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
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'DAILY
EDITION
AWARDED.
GEORGE
.MEDAL
.
iLIVERPCOL,
July
31:
W-Capt.
D.'
A.
"MacdonaM
of
the
merchant
.vessel
Blalrathol,
who
was
Instrumental
ln
saying
the
lives
of
86
men
pn
rafts
In
a
rough
winter
sea1-has
been
awarded
the
George
Medal.
FRIDAY,
JULY
31,
1942
Give
fhe
Government
a
Chance
.
.
.
NEST
OF
GLACIERS
Six
glaciers
are
located
in
the
Roosevelt
NaUonal
forest,
Colorado.
MINIATURE
ARMY
Costa
Rica
has
5
standing
amy
of
500.
i
SPORT
CHAT
There's
no
shortage
of
athletes
among
the
Canadian
volunteer
firemen
serving
in
Britain.
Besx
known
is
husky
Tony
McCarthy
(
who
neipea
uuawa
Kougnnaers
to
several
football
championships
with
his
all-star
play
at
outside
wing.
S:tlon
Leader
Roy
Chilton
of
Toronto,
almost
as
burly
a
McCarthy,
isn't
as
well
known
nationally
as
the
Ottawa
athlete
but
made
a
name
for
himself
In
firemen's
track
meets
as
a
sprinter.
Head
of
the
overseas
firemen.
Column
Officer
W.
E.
Graham
of
Ottawa,
will
be
remembered
by
old
timers,
lie
played
professional
lacrosse
in
Ottawa
for
12
years
but
went
say
when
because
"tha:
would
be
firing
an
idea
of
how
old
I
am."
Anyway
Tommy
Gor-
bnan
was
a
team-mate
and
Newsy
Lalonde
an
opponent.
The
Royal
Air
Force
has
cleared
up
an
outstanding
matter
that
worried
plenty
of
people,
including
cricket
umpires.
To
shorten
a
lengthy
yam,
the
Beder
boys
Surrey's
cricketing
twins.
nw
can
be
distinguished
by
their
rank
Brc,
the
batter,
has
been
promoted
to
fUght
sergeant
while
Alex,
the
bowrter,
remains
a
sergeant.
Alike
as
two
peas
in
a
pod,
the
Bedsers
often
upset
irkket
officials
who
never
could
tell
them
apart.
They
are
compared
with
the
Rippon
twins
of
the
Somerset
Cricket
Club.
The
Somerset
scorer
had
Dudley
IUppon
wear
a
brilliantly
colored
belt
to
distinguish
him
from
brother
Sidney.
War
workers
in
a
large
west-of-Fngland
plant
really
put
punch
into
their
production.
At
noon
hour
the
employee
spar
with
boxing
gloves
and
plant
officials
say
this
keeps
them
in
trim
to
maintain
their
high
production
level.
(The
exerctee
has
produced
so
imany
would-be
champions
that
a.
'tournament
was
held
at
the
big-J
g
est
hall
m
town
with
competitors
and
audience
made
up
of
employees.
Barn
fighter,
victor
or
vanquished,
receives
a
cup
as
a
souvenir.
Fit.
Lt.
Christopher
Stalnbank
jStanttand,
36,
who
devoted
his
life
.251
to
the
quest
of
speed
records
on
Classified
Advertisements,
per
word,
per
hvertlon
.
.02
land
and
in
the
air.
was
killed
in
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
la
flying
accident
while
acting
as
BnbscrlpUon
Rates
In
City
Per
Year,
$5.00;
Half
Year,
$2.50;
One
chief
pilot
to
the
Fairey
Aviation
Montn,
sue;
one
wees,
izc.
out-or-Town
Subscribers
by
Mail.
$3.00
,
Company
in
Britain.
He
was
a
a
Year.
'famed
Brooklands
raelng
motorist
member
or
tiie
Canadian
pr&ss
'before
the
war
later
turning
to
The
Canadian
Pre,
u
xciuveJj
ltled
to
use
Iw
poNleUori
of
all
nret.
,
7
'
,77
T
Despatches
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
la
thU
paper
and
aUo
the'
the
air
as
a
test
p)10t.
Capt.
Len
a
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'Rrmm
nubrfnfiiriff
crieiceter
ana
SUPERSTITIOUS
NEW
YORK.
July
31
W
The
was,
IS
even
more
questionable.
But
the
law
is
now
.New
York
Giants.
Cincinnati
Reds,
passed.
The
government
has
power
to
apply
complete
Boston
Braves
and
PnlladelPwa
conscription
whenever
there
is
need
for
same.
There
ialSS.!!?
T
13
ln
num"
xuitnci
jjuint
in
piuiujigiug
puuuc
ueuaie
on
me
matter.
During
the
next
two
months
Canada
will
call
up
the
largest
number
of
men
ever
enlisted
under
any
plan
in'a
similar
length
of
time.
If
the
need
for
sending
any
or
iaftof
;
these
men
overseas
becomes
apparent
in
the
meantime,
Uereiiodoubt
that
the
government
will
act,
or
be
forced
to
act.
The
News-Herald
has
strongly
criticized
the
present
King
government
for
what
it
regards
as
its
dilatory
and
negative
attitude
towards
cerUin
limportant
national
issues.
Overseas
conscription
is
the
most
important
of
these
issues.
But
the
News-Herald
believes
that
the
King
government
is
entitled
to
'the
benefit
of
the
doubt
as
to
its
immediate
future
course
of
action.
Mr.
King
has
said
his
new
policy
is
"Conscription
.if
necessary."
The
present
war
outlook
indicates
that
if
conscription
is
ever
to
be
necessary,
the
need
will
become
as
clear
as
crystal
in
the
next
two
.or
three
months.
Meanwhile
all
available
men
are
being
put
in
uniform.
The
government
itself
has
therefore
given
a
clear
lead
to
the
country:
If
it
acts
within
a
reasonable
number
of
weeks,
there
.is
no
justification
for
acute
public
dissatisfaction.
If
on
the
other
hand,
the
government
failed
to
act,
!there
would
be
real
and
acute
need
for
mass
demonstrations
and
the
use
of
-every
other
avenua,of
protest
open
-to.
a
people
saddled
with
a
government
false
to
its
j
mational
obligations.
1
"FOR
NORWAY"
A
Hn-ciKeVi
antUfaxrist.
nrtranlza
TAK!
mx
FOR
tiaarg
I
This
adtertliernent
U
not
puMlib4
or
displayed
by
the
Llqoor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BHUah
Colombia.
NEWS
FOR
MIDLANDS
The
Kinsmen
Club
summer
car-
j
.
.
.
ii.
i.,
I
nival
was
rer
man
ever
year.
Proceeds
lor
the
Milk
for
Britain
Puh1
were
over
$900.
A
wnprti
jury
Investigating
the
dth
Jury
W
of
Burton
C.
MlUer
of
Peterboro.
found
that
lie
died
from
natural
cause
after
a
three
week
illness.
The
Inquest
'was
otdwed
toy
the
Attorney
-Oeneml
because
Miller
-was
the
driver
of
a
ar
Involved
In
colU-ston
wtoh
a
car
driven
by
Police
Chief
Draper
M
Toronto.
Tin?
latter
found
guilty
of
dangerous
driving,
was
fiwed
$300.
Mrs
Hem
Thompson
has
recently
feren
appointed
super
In
-tattstestt
of
riie
Untied
Counties
(Home.
iitf
aitfin
we
making
prr-narattsni
to
wtlmm
jwos
expected
to
oswprtc
for
tfce
Miller
Trojsity.
QXlSLANDS
It
has
been
reported
that
the
pinks
are
showing
up
in
Maasetl
Inlet.
Langara
and
at
Sandsplt
Print.
A
number
of
people
from
Skidegate
Mission
have
moved
to
Parol:
for
tile
duration
of
th
salmon
fuhiag
teasen.
Dog
fUh-tr.z
has
been
siweeflded
for
a
srt
Ume
unUl
most
of
the
trollen
re
turn
from
the
trolling
grounds.
Art
Rfeertan.
well
known
pion
eer
of
Maasett.
la
a
visitor
here
Max
8utton.
pioneer
sawmlli
operator
of
Vancouver.
Is
vlsitloK
Skidexate
on
business.
Canada's
War
Chiefs
MAJ.-GEN.
C.
n.
PRIOR
Commander
3rd"
Canadian
Division
(By
Ross
Munro,
Canadian
Press
War
Correspondent)
A
leading
Montreal
businessman
in
peace
time,
3Iaj.-
soccer
player,
has
been
wounded
Gen.
C.
B.
Price
has
had
wiual
success
in
his
military
seriously
in
action,
a
south
Afri-i
career
He
is
now
in
command
of
a
Canadian
infantry
can;t,heat,Ircd
wi
division
the
only
divisional
commander
overseas
who
South
African
cricket
team
in
I
...
,
4U
i
1931-32,
then
went
to
England
was
not
a
permanent
force
soldier
when
the
war
beuan.
where
he
played
in
the
Lancashire
!
His
division
has
had
less
overseas
experience
than
Canada
has
Undergone
a
long
and
Weary
argument
he
played
soccer
for
Huddersfleld.
It
Is
making
an
enviable
reputa-
oVer
conscription.
Whether
this
argument
should
ever'
jtion
for
iue
in
England.
have
been
allowed
to
OCCUr
is
doubtful.
Whether
it
I
..-..
General
Price
Is
a
man
of
great
should
have
been
prolonged,
to
the
nauseous
degree
it
!
charm
and
humanity.
There
Is
no
kindness
he
will
forego
in
handling
his
men,
yet
he
can
also
be
stern
and
powerful
ln
command.
He
deals
with
army
problems
with
cordial
good
nature;
a
man
who
has
been
a
success
In
most
tasks
he
has
undertaken,
he
has
tinn
has
sold
50.000
badres
bearing
i
confidence
in
his
decisions
the
words
"For
Norway!"
I
In
Jhe
last
war
he
served
In
the
IUCKY
LAGER
7
Winn&i
cUany
ffautinp-
TIIONE
C51
for
Free
Home
Delivery
25c
DOZEN
PAID
FOR
ALL
EMPTIES
This'advt.
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of,
British
Columbia,
r
ranks
and
won
the
D.C.M.
He
waa
eommlsshmed
m
the
field,
awarded
the
D.0
and
wound
up
as
mbjor.
second
hi
command
of
his
bat
talion.
He
knows,
then,
the
prob
lems
of
the
ordinary
soldier.
After
the
war
he
was
president
of
a
dairy
ln
llintreai.
ue
is
heavUy
built
and
looks
like
a
businessman
in
uniform
which
he
Is.
He
Is
soft-spoken
and
a
gen
tleraan
through
and
through.
Gen
eral
Price
Is
one
of
the
most
ap
proachable
senior
officers
over
eas.
He
is
53
and
a
naUve
of
Montreal.
At
the
start
of
the
war
he
was
appointed
brigadier
commanding
the
3rd
Infantry
brigade.
lie
brouuht
it
overseas
with
the
1st
division
and
returned
to
Canada
to
take
command
of
his
present
division
and
bring
It
to
England.
In
an
order
of
the
day
when
his
division
landed
In
England.
Gen
eral
Price
showed
he
could
turn
a
neat
phrase.
The
order
urged
hard
training
and
good
discipline
so
his
troops
would
be
"a
curse
to
the
enemv.
a
blessing
to
ou
friends,
and
a
credit
to
Canada."
Sqdn.-Ldr.
Lyall
B.
D.
Price
of
the
R.C.A.F.
overseas
Is
a
son
of
General
Price.
FRANKLIN
TO
BLAME
Benjamin
Franklin
Invented
the
harmonica.
No
Spraying
No
Sickinis
KILL
ANTS.
TOO
1
1
Sold
Ivrywhr
Rtre
in
favor,
perfect
In
qwtity
snd
pure
-as
otowfttsta
-air.
Tfee
re
it
supreme
refreshment
fn
.
.
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w.
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