PAQ2
two
"BIRMINGHAM"
Finest
range
in
Men's
Dress
Shoes
at
their
price
on
the
market
If
yee
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
"Birmingham"
Shoes
yon
are
raisssrg
one
ef
the
best
beta
possible.
SwSd
leather
tfcroaghost.
Finest
fitting
lasts
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
S6.50
to
S8.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
DAILY
EDITION
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
BCPERT.
BEmsn
COLUMBIA
Pn
Wished
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sonday
by
Prane
DaBy
News
Limited,
Third
Avenae.
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F
PULLE?..
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A
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
For
War
.
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Bebserlptton
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Year.
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Hall
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50c;
One
Week,
12c.
Cmt-of-Town
Subscriber
by
MaH.
tsJ4jt-
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Year.
MEMRTK
OF
THE
CANADIAN
rRT
Tt
Onort'm
Trtm
U
ezducmty
ntrsS
to
sk
tar
pd&tteatiefi
at
Ul
Dew
'
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trxal
nrr
PMiiifcS
tbcreln.
A3
rU?
raoiitiltrwbmn
of
WEDJfESDAY.
JULY
,
1W2
Now
that
the
hot
dry
weather
is
here
holidayers
are
reminded
that
90
per
cent
of
forest
fires
are
due
to
human
carelessness.
Core
of
Military
Might
...
This
is
a
mechanized
war.
The
tank
and
the
nlnnn
are
weapons
of
1942.
The
infantryman
has
been
put
on
wheels.
He
moves
as
far
in
an
hour
as
he
did
in
the
previous
war
in
a
whole
day.
The
pace
of
battle
has
been
trebled
and
quadrupled.
Throughout
this
amazing
evolution
of
tactics
the
basic
function
of
the
infantryman
remains
unchanged.
Mechanization
has
brought
warfare
into
the
open
field,
restored
movement,
and
made
nossible
the
Ktunnino'
fnr
of-the
blitzkreig.
But
the
infantryman
is
called
upon
to
do
the
same
thinner
he
has
for
centuries.
He
exploits
the-break-through
of
tanks
as
he
did
of
cavalry;
follows
the
deathly
scythe
of
aerial
assault,
as
he
did
the
artillery
barrage
of
the
First
World
War;
and
he
ueienus
tu
wie
xuiiuiuu
jjumuuiis,
as
ne
uiu
at
ou-
bastopol.
The
1942
foot
soldier
has
come
a
long
way
from
1918.
He
is
virtually
a
walking
arsenal
a
tough,
self-reliant
unit
of
a
fighting
machine.
-
A
popular
form
of
war
effort
doing
our
best
to
see
that
the
other
Tellow
makes
the
sacrifices.
HONORS
DIVIDED
Brooklyn
Dodger
and
St
Loot
Cardinal
Open
Series
la
Natfeaal
League
nooiaxx.
Mr
at:
'eiubi
In
the
MHw.il
BasebaL
League
eo
enrfil
a
aeries
at
iBbeeos
Field
in
Brooklyn
yeaaer-!dey.
A
doobJe-header
between
Brooklyn
Docjers
and
St
Louis
.Cardinals
resulted
in
honors
being
tdtvided.
the
Dodcees
aimwHt
the
Plttetmrfj
Boston
by
Ike
easse
nisi
ef
to
six
wha
the
Bed
Birds
had
STUr
eVnewfc?
W
taMn.
the
ashssie
C
to
1
The
aaefta
af
!teaefMs
of
the
Dedcers
rana"
tat
eiebt
reB
names.
iMrthar,
ew
York.
Yesikee
dts-pesed
of
the
CMeaoo
WfcHe
Sar
t
to
3
whOe
she
jt-SBs
ateee
B-
tss
Sok
Imsc
pftCf
S
to
1
over
the
Oeeeaead
The
Yankees
retain
m--
twelw-otttf-a-holf
same
lead.
The
Wi-bscten
Seaotors
moved
eat
of
ttv
cesser
bv
defeatm
f.
Low
Bye-was
to
4.
kwvasg
the
nsaasdetohia
Athletic
in
toe
tmonrr
of
the
Yeekrrdav's
Big
leecne
National
Lraro
Kew
York
B40VM1
Cleveland
.
St.
LnvJs
.
DHrott
Jbis-year
the
Dominion
Government
will
sed
$3,-!kkn
-
900,000,000-equal
to
$339
for
ever'
person
in
the
eoun-;PhU-rth,n'
trj'.
War
will
take
at
least
S300,000,000
of
this
gam,!"0"
equivalent
to
$278
for
every
Canadian.
i
Unparalleled
in
Canadian
history,
these
expenditures
'
reveal
the
way
in
which
the
energies
and
wealth
of
the
nation
are
being
turned
to
total
war.
i
The
money
being
spent
on
the
armed
services
and
in
;
helping
sustain
the
effort
of
the
United
Kingdom
will,
nearly
equal
the
cost
of
eight
years
of
ordinary
peacetime
activity.
It
will
be
twice
the
amount
spent
in
the
whole
of
the
First
Great
War
from
1914
.to
1920.
and
$1,000,000,000
more
than
the
amount
spent
in
the
first
two
years
and
seven
months
of
the
present
conflict
I
The
material
price
to
11,500,000
Canadians
of
waging:
war
will
be
in
a
further
decline
in
living
standards
in
the
goods
and
services
of
peace
which
they
will
have
to
forego.
Speaking
of
the
sacrifices
necessitated
by
the
wartime
budget,
the
Finance
Minister
stated:
WIS
this
mean
a
redaction
in
oar
standard
of
Bring?
Certainly.
The
warTrfU
not
be
von
disputing
as
to
"whether
labor
or
agrten!-tUre
or
employer
or
employee
shoold
get
a
larger
share
of
a
ncoDen
t&ational
ineotne.
It
will
be
won,
not
alone
by
the
valor
of
fighting
,
forces
(arid
the
skill
of
generals
but
by
the
wUhngneoi
of
the
people
at
home
to
malce'
neceaoary
sacrifices
vrtDtngnt-j
to
make
those
sacrifice
first
and
not
after
all
other
group
have
made
them.
t-S
S-4.
Sew
York
-3
St.
Loots
-4.
Brooklyn
7-1.
Pstaaearc
J
Boston
4.
Arteries
n
I-earne
Mew
York
.
Chieoojo
2.
Waahlneton
t.
St
Loots
4.
'
BoKoo
1.
CVveiauad
1.
The
tee
itandaaei
to
dote
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Learne
W.
L.
Bioeklya
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44
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York
tt
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44
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44
American
League
47
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44
44
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41
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44
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43
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riiiE
DAILY
NEWS
STEWART
BANQUET
P.
S.
Ja
Hooored
at
Feei
Oatherioc
Before
Lroriot
For
Vtriom
forty
Queen
Charlotte
Hospital
Opened
ltnoHotioa
io
Operstioo
Acoio
After
Bt
CWed
Dew
For
Tteoc
CHARLCTTK
CITY.
July
H
oJHr
hnss
been
deaed
Jer
a
sthAs.
the
Qsiea
Cbarfiatte
City
ttT"?!
rrTTwlree
cole
csspeJsjn
for
the
bosfetsi
resolted
a.
,
m
mmtmt
eeemin
hi
a
total
of
TlBfe
esxeQent
Ham
sut
eloaxly
the
esteem
in
Jack
is
bees
the
ffMsesei
retret
test
at
parts.
The
eaeeer
dec
the
seesieu
ef
Board
of
Trede
aeeretory
of
th
ghahasmn.
Speekers
Orr.
Tooth
of
Boord
of
which
Mr
retmry
for
sense
B
ysssrs:
Mvord
T.
Aeswewhette.
a
poot
sviaMent
speokusg
for
the
9ewn
Bnerd
of
Trade,
and
United
States
CooreUr-
S.
Aaderson
of
Hyder.
Al-
tkm
All
aoiiolMirs
referred
Teet-
mtrf
to
the
ieneth
of
took
and
hh
fasnOy
had
reoteents
of
Ooywort
and
to
the
sutlhntted
aososnt
of
work
for
the
sood
of
the
district
dene
by
Mr
leek
over
that
sofag
perHd.
A
a
of
the
School
heard,
as
secretary,
and
later
preeuent
off
the
Board
of
Trade,
as
a
jt
the
Hospital
Beafd
and
as
Mtte
worker
on
every
ed
for
oatmonlty
aetrrtties.
la
Hi.
m
Mr
Jaak
d.
this
inehkdtnf
proceeds
of
a
which
Mr.
sports
day
on
Dosalnion
Day
as
tne
Fish
i-
CoM
jsjsr.
R.
c.
Peckers
Frosa-ts
MUterd
Co
Mr.
Jack
had
earned
his
repota-
tion
of
hehag
one
of
the
saost
onbiic
-spirited
ctttatat
in
the
Portland
Canal
a'ea.
oi
si
aa
W
"
oVat-
Tas
.
Maeaisl.
aetaag
as
saape
aW.
44:
'mtaa
Oas
Bnine
Works.
Ctt:
abt
la
ma.
M:
Dyb-
th
oCTtee
of
aaf
tng
recorder
Upon
relanaaaadUasf
went
into
hanatneaa
aeaaVB?aTaS39
easVtMi
that
of
fie
he
lor
hamseif
as
aeeoantant
shortly
after
a
Tent
for
the
services
A
few
ago
he
was
sassointed
a
J
(ro
tate
of
the
Pease.
Mr.
Jack
left
on
Monday
for
Victoria
to
which
yut
that
his
naooe
was
net.
of
has
M
pnun
nr
naa
wen
umaurrira
u
.
the
serrt-e
of
the
Canadian
M-f
taoaal.
Mrs
Jack
aart
for
Victoria
'
ten
days
aao.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
and
their
chlMren
asade
a
hoot
of
friends
dar
lux
thear
karat
residence
here,
and
the
best
wishes
of
the
whole
district
win
anoanpany
all
to
their
own
choosaaf
and
stacasl
UaM
bad
by
no
means
aaat
fatth
te'
tM
Pnrfiomt
Canal
flWriet.
He
Mr.
and
felt
that
foUowlnx
the
war.
thH
left
on
this
tnorn
trig's
irea
would
exoeriert
e
an
era
af
Wetait1eji.
Alberta.
ty
such
as
uad
been
visa-
Andrew
train
far
where
they
plan
on
nail
hag
their
fosare
home
aliaed
in
the
optimistic
day
of
ter
naving
ressoea
in
mnee
46
I
wese
twenty-ftv
years
eo.
Ia
pan
tor
tne
pass
twenty
year
ZSr.
I
OTcmsion
Mr.
Jsok
statad
that.
SAi
I
if
m
his
new
hesoe.
he
foand
the
F.
A.
Dresnb.
Vancoaver
mana-
I
nunc
eo-operaUve
spirit
satd
Che
ger
or
Pactfie
Mills
and
former
.475
mate
good
friends
as
he
had
letteVnt
seer
at
Oeean
Falh.
421
1
fooad
here,
he
would
be
more
arrived
ea-Oeean
Falls
last
mht
48
than
katisfied.
from
Vancouver
to
vhit
the
plant
394
Mr.
Jack
flrt
came
to
Stewart
on
official
basinets
e
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