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V__ ______ ' M hear;-_ chhcers body and gave the speaker a most m°
"’ ""' ` Vlctorlai enthusiastic applause. Ml' °'B"|°’*» W'h° W9-5 °'°°°"'d°d ° you
_ \_ , _'» -'I "":-`.-‘_-':;""- Ineunnllol closing of Victoria (FU R T E N N I S ' _ Y
.. .-z. _/'  \Q». . ________ Hgh S Moo, Ms held in the Han Dr Bunmg ,mm-bed that me hmlhearty recept.on, at the convention, YO?
° Mrs Alice Bowness, Summers'dc, M V Uma on T,,,,§day evening' three nears have taught the wo,-]d,was bitter in his reference to gen- 5;
! Wednesday’s discussions were on that never did the worldhave more me
l“Intematlonal Service," discussed \11`8@l\t 11904 °f me ideally” °f Ro' -,O
#under the rououing topics: "The ta-rv. or the eduootlve l’°W°’ °f “S me
lNe'w World Order," "The New service. He said that Rotary Should
, world order from o voootlonol pool all its moral "Sources in “ “-“‘ ch,
`|Standpofnt,” From an Economic PWMB B-“dei”/'°‘t“' ti’ swing the wuvd I _
'Stoudl>°lut»" "Tho N=W W°T1\i 0" “lt” 5°“'”‘ l“‘“° ”' fm" ‘md h dloavped. Let me quote from
"New World Order from a Rotary
M _Of Conventzon 
national Convention Submitted -we
By Rotarian J. VV. Boulter. °f
that
H is th m1`m?“'m of 8 great step toward me new fined to children only. but should
ro owlns o oo Dwi ‘take
e apo ° WM order." th ueetlon or ln- l 5°
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tctown Ro fy 'tl I 9 UY and
International convention held ln standpoint. lvlr. Frank Minor or the
Boston rooentlr- °°“"“-'“' New Z°“"“‘d' de°1“’°" to restore this initiative.-to more
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l der :rom the standpoint of Intel- more sencrous ossooiotiou with Eu' “mud” of Wm R,,K,,,_ Wm
lectual Co-operation," and the NPG. W Blifwe fm' B mme liberal in' the
terpretation of their inter-relation-, pled
Sts.ndpo1nt_,'~ . ship and to render wider and dur- last:
able the participation of Amer.ca
This last W” Elven by Frank in world responsibility and in the hh
Milner- 3' m°mb°l' °f the R°t‘“'5' collective stabilization of peace. th!!
_ Club of Oamaru, New Zealand. other speaker, were M,-_ Rnbgfg this
ing that ~-time ond tide wait for S“°h° P“”¢"°“ti°“ °'°° 1*” °°1d°m Lincoln our-ien, head of the Fed- doing I don* ,mow of my possible
no man," had to sail home by land D L  the Dl'iVu98° °f h°°"l“€» *md 9° eral Tariff Ccmmissqn, and Mr. th,ng'm me history of dmmy that
one on their return liter in the erlthuood were the deleloteh th" Herbert sohonelol; or Loughbor- would draw an , I meth” my
evenino were welcomed back by at U5 c°"°l“5i°“ eV°1'5'°“° "se in 5 uugh, England. re _
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MPS- G@°’S° Mi1f°’<! “lid *WC fuur r-ondor-ed by the rohool ehild-l
children, of Liverpool, N, S., are ,mv ,ho C,,St,_,,,,,.5 Wom being The first skirmish in thc English"
visiting in Victoria. guests of Mr. .,.O,.U,,. of s,,,,cm1m,.mi(,n, and ,e_ Australian tennis battle for the
and Mrs. Donald lmirchlson. f,,.m _,,,.,,M Crodit on the painmk_ right to go to Paris to meet thc
Wilft/BLEDON, Eng. July 13-
lne rirld efficient teacher, Miss United Stwis in me mter'z°n°
negro musical entertairiers, delight-
beautiful shore of Mr. Arthur In-
ilar .summer resort as its boating
ery it is unexcelled.
people of Victoria held a 'very en-
July 12th. Mr. H. R. Proffitt, the
,the merry-makers in his motor
ltruck, while “J‘»l_Tizs" Miller and N
'Dan MacLeod took the remnlnlngl if
'number ln a motor boat. After ri _Q
ldlpj in the briny, several games of 
'sort hell and base-ball were in- 
dulscd in, then st fire was built on
the shore and the plonic boxes 2,,
provided by the young ladies were 
opened and needless to say ull did \
justice to the appetlzing spread, Q)
As the sun slowly sank in the P
west the ones who went by motor S
truck returned happily homo, whilc C
those who went by mctcr mat K
found out the truth of the old say-
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in small lots, 41/gc per lb. W
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AVSSHHTS Of Lime. 7'/20 per Ib. 50-lbs. or over,
Bc lb. in less quantities.
Hydrated Lime, $16-00 per ton. or 85c cwt. ‘
Also a supply of Poisoned and Unpoisoned
Dust
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Immediate delivery.
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A large number oi’ the young 
joyable picnic at Pleasant View P
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genial proprietor of the Orient. at
lvery kindly conveyed a number oi' is
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Spraying Is Imperative 5
SPRAY MATERIALS
A full supply of Bluest . H d ' ,
Calcium Arsenate and Dust- one y rated Llme S
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Mr. Austin Sobey, Hampton, istB,§,..h.,_ T,,_O,nDSOn' who spared Dav
erecting a new building on Main ,,,_.;;3~_¢y time nor talent in training today when the two countries div-
lstrcet, victoria, and intends open- ,hp C,,5;,,,,.n in make me P,-og-mm ided the opening singles matches.
mg up all me Cream parlour and the sllcccrs that it Was. The Hall
,grocery 5f°N- was [filed with an appldwintive the 'tennis World by I'€BSOI'i of 1'9-
` audience. ell being oo delighted “mf d=f°Bi-1°!
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Llttlejohns with t-5,, vggrnm that many are Henri
and daughter Phyllis, Moncton,  ,he ,,_,,._,,;,_< ,hm 5;, be repeated at, away to a lead with a 4-6, 6-2, 6-2,
B., are visiting in Victoria, the 'E LW., ,mel P,.,,,.5 were awarded* 6-3 victory over Henry W. (Bunny)
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas by ,he wommrs Institute to the Austin, But Fred Perry evencd ac-
Camemn' pupils mul-ring the highest standing °°
*__ in their closes, also for perfect at-.
Mr' and Mrs' Arthur H°ld""' tcnddncc and politeness. Alt the
cred as chulmmn. By the prompt Prizes were then awarded to the§pa55i0n slowly but surely dropping
d rmcly answers. the pupils following pupils standing hlghestlfrom menu, eyes m “_ world in
t\n'nin -
Grath in straight sets, 8-2, 6-4, 8-2.
close of the program, speeches With ml-lflh d¢P€Ud1!18 °n the
ed an appreciative audience in Vic- were mme by ,he trustees and gu
mm* Hag' with high class smging others and all expressed their A1153?
"ld Playing °“ '1`“°S<faY °V°“i“€» eotirfhrtion with the work done in and Adrian Quiet. another young-
JUJY mb- this school during the past term, star. to oppose the veteran Enslioh
'_ and were' very much pleased that 11108
The Misses Florence and' Lldy theymtend to remagnm this gchgol Hughes, The selection of Qulsty
Inman, Hampton, have retumed,f0,. the next t@,.m_ The pl-ognm
home after spending a. pleasant dosfd by singing God save the M¢
visit at the "Rowans", Victoria: Kms, lm, Wimbledgn ¢hp,mp10n as he did
the guest of their nieces, Edith and in
Isabel I“m9~n» w1N5|_01-3 NORTH 5011001, shift, however, will leave McGrath
Cr,0,=ryG EX_s;vuNA'1'I0N fresh for his singles match against
Mr. Frank Pidgeon. Victoria, is _ ______ Austin gatm-day_ ‘
building 8 mmmer wttage °“ the The semi-annual examination of
is Cup final ended all square
Jack Crawford, present king of
Ellsworth Vines and
Cochet, sent the Australians
unts for the Mother Country by
g back young Vivian Mc
toome of the doubles tomorrow,
alia today named Crawford
rnaticnalists, Peny and Patrick
came somewhat as a. surprise ssl*
Grath was expected to pair with
the Ensli-Sh championships. The
fore dawn, Dr. Buning declared
li. hopeful blue. The new world or-
Narrow-minded nationalism will
make place for world oonsc!ousness,_
declared the Rotarian. from the
Hague; the great modern inven-
tions will again develop world in-
dustry and commerce, and nat/uralr
science and culture will advance l
the welfare of the community of
nations.
Dr. Buriing referred to the world
transition as "Slow" and irrestlble,"
pointing out that “much water will
have to flow under the bridge be-
fore this end is attained," and
that "much misunderstanding and
ignorance has to becleared away,
many prejudices to be fought,
many visions to be widened. Here
it is where Rotary mtematicnal
has to fulfill a. task.”
In dismissing the new world or-
der from the standpoint of intel-
l
Knsloe North School was held on But there! much more than, in me world of mmm-,ow 1-we look say Romry 'must have adaptabmty
une 29211. with a large number of’ words can tell lforward confidently to a. rising le-
arf-his, vi.=.i'f<ll's and ratepayers 50, th8Hki!18 YOUr Wen 59Ylvc1 of human 1nt,91llgenoe_thg
land bathing facilities are exoellontigmsent' Mr' Ohm Saunders kindly Umreweu' |S°“1°8 °f ’¢“°t'a“°¢. prejudice. and
land for beauty and landscape sccn- H
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in their d their Teacher
olc, by Veda Roberts; Dialogue, pupils, followed by a. nicely worded
ily Ignorance: Recitntion by address. has any t° muse itself; Edt?
` oitn Cudmcrc; Dialogue, The Dear Teacher: The time has femrs Wm fan fmm e e
lsr
We`re he-ie, kind friends, as you
may see l
To say our Valedlctory.
Our cxa.ml\l;atlon now is through,
We'vc tried to please each one
of you
.And if we’ve failed in any part
Lay it to head, and not to heart.
Bt-foro we close, we now propose
To render thanks to each of you
Who’s seen our examination
through
We thank you for your presence
here
With kindly smile our work to
cheer
kansas Traveller; Reoltation, by come for our summer holidays and '
eu-_h Roberts; Trio, by noiund probably for some or ur the end of H” 5”” th” ““ "°"”°’ ““d "°`
fihrris, clayton and Keith Cud- our school days. Your work among mmm" are in the hands °f mm'
ore: Rcecitnticn, by Iauretta us for the past year has been most
mllh; Dialogue, Feminine Brav- successful and we, your pupils np- sea: its t"“'°“'e “hes” °v°rn°w'
ry: luurlo, by curls; aoeitotionr, proeieto it very rnueh. we know B““ it is tht’ P”’°“°’ °' "‘° °‘”“
lztine Nunn, Roland Roberts: that at times we did not do our
crostlc Vrwntlon by D yrs.; Chorus, best, but you had great patience "Fm who lm°w“ hi* v°°au°“' ” °
elcome Vacation. and carried on what we will call mast" °f f°“°° k“°ws hu swam'
Elmo. Putlie sehool certificates it very beautiful year. so please ee- Meds ”° Wh" ‘”$'~"'”'“°“° fm' W’
1.,-,T ,,,,,_=,.m,.d fn the following in “pt thu, man wkens of love accomplishment of the ends desir-
rnde VIII. Jr. in order of merit, and esteem and if you see fit to ed- The "°'1“° °f Mlm, “nic” 15
-_molyz Rena Younker, Alice come back another year, you will the Wml"F“°” Wm* which it is
Younkor. Hole-n Roberts, Ruth Cud- be most warmly welcomed by ynul-` rendered? "5 stfength is in "5 Elm'
cm, Reginald Nunn, Norma Ores- pupils of Wlnsloe North schccl. Plltiityr the in-Ufffument °f W* W'
pei’ |b~, well, Leith Carter, Jloyce Younker Signed on behalf or your pupils °0mDU-9hm¢“"t 55 in °“f handsf'
ho then recited the following who wish you a very pleasant vu- SPSS-kill! ff°m 941 €°°“°m1° WCW'
ulodirtoryr - cation, point. Mr. Maurice Dunerrey of
Reina Younker, ,Paris, told Rotarians that the in-
Helen Roberts, terdependencc of nations no longer
_ The teacher thanking the pupils needs to be proved because the
for their thoughtfulness toward her Present WOYI4 @1548 in “SCU il 7-he
wished them all A pleasant vaca- m°Sf- 5f»fUti¥l€ d0U\°D8tNti0!`l Of thi-5
tion. _ fact. “At the present moment," M.
Remarks were then made by the Duperrey said, "there ls sitting in
Chairman and K. G. Moreslde, London one of the Kroolfeot World
Trustee, and Mrs. Leonard cud- conferences that has ever been
more, who spoke very highly of held, and if-as I sincerely hope is
the progress and work done during the c2e-the many nations taking
the past year. The teacher then part in this tremendously import-
trehted the pupils and visitors with ant discussion, have the will to sa-
icemreum and cake. The singing of orifice some of their individual
the National Anthem brought a views in favour of their common
lectllal co-operation, Mr. Walter D.
Head of Montclair, N. J., said that
sllcn-ed tlmt they had been well KYB 05 by ilu,-hich individual and national g¢.\
nd patiently trained by their Grade VIII. Sr., IDIS Coles; Gradclmm and reaction Wm be ever more
sage, “Ye shall know the 'trut‘h, and
imagines are shackles of steel. It
things of stubble they are "
ness; that "its ships are on every
fears and hesitatluns. The business
‘very pleasant afternoon to a cloeemiriterests, then we can verily ex-l
.'-‘ _ _.1 "‘.o “ _  " '
~ \ '.‘__ - ‘ ;‘, _ , .
l _  __n__ n -  F is spending the summed months in June gm, me Primqpah M,._ Oha_,._| , gym; the Wegare of 3 naman. no eral military preparedness, on the
"r  ‘
re..rur_o.is, err., uns very beeutl- prosperity of the rest of the world *h1`°“8h Wmh We have been P” ‘Tm
Admjmng 1; is always darkest be_ slug.” He intimated that munition 5
makers and builders of bnttleships,
that the dawn of a. new world Ur- “fe ’°SP°"515le'f°\"m“°h Pwpared' Wh
der is already painting the horizon ness P1`°P”#59-"dar 9-U °f which the
makes for increased national costs,
der is here, he said, and men wlllland all °f Wh-Wh ‘V°"1ld be mme' th _
not be able to step bad; into the oessary, Mr. O’Brlen declared, if | C111*/ed than the WCW 5`°\1 E004 P99' for 3 Short time whlle
pg,g|;_ nationals could free their minds of D16
suspicions of each other.
In referring to trade rivalries.
Mr. 0'Brlen deplcred sectional
prides, illustrating his thought by
saying that he refuses tc,put on
his automobile a card reading “See
America First." His remark was
given loud applause. The true spirit
of Rotary is not in accord with
sectional disputes, but is broad and
all inclusive. He concluded by ad-
vising his hearers.to take the ad-
vice of the old Chinese saying,
which urged that- one should
speak the words that cannot be
spoken, do the deeds that cannot
be done, and walk the paths that
cannot be walked.
"The Relation of .Rotary to a
Changing World," was the subject
given Herbert Schofield of Lough-
borough, England. The great quas-
tion is, “What is Rotary going to
do about it?" he naid. The answer
is nothing and yet everything. I
and yet maintain direct contact
and control. _
“Rotary touches man's deeper
difficulties. We are not here to
make people do right, as we are
here ourselves to do what we be-
lieve is right. Rotary, like B Def-
uarlior,  Marion Freidzzetli and vv1l::H.&’u.l1r.,dRe;a;)beYr<t>‘uxu<e(i'}; dgraxdeimgew based on w_operat,on,‘emy designed tvesseh can WM
mufh rom ii'-"S olfvffss Y ° -- im ‘ Y’ ~' guided by truth, knowledge and' rt id and surrnount no rust-
ocplo that she was leaving Wins- Eleanor Moreside and Claytonlreason.. 155° y r e
/tft°f, ff ';l°°lti}’1eP;??1f°<;l PN' ;3;‘x_°‘*‘»é°P Gfgfe €;rgf;1l_°;’;‘  Quoting from the Bible the pos-
Illlllllié g1\'Cl'l y 1') S T/ein* I fade »r '
Ply with their classes. Following well; Grade I.. Each child recelv-,the truth man make you hem.. ML
th” T”°l5mm: mg ° gm' . lHcad summed up the transition of
i;;oit=;tIlo;1_,c \;;el;orn;,k ful;-1 akygexrz mgrlee for neportrnent, auth crrd-‘World thought as mm’ hwwledm
‘?*‘1» g i ' ' th tth, dthenrreedonrlno
amine to say yes; Rccitation, by Prize for Perfect Attendanceefne? wx;1d',,an
hirlry Nunn; song. by Senior girls, Margaret Craswell and Alice Youn- Jommg in the discusskm 1, mm
iioolllizht and Skies: Dia1ogue,lker. ,, .. l
citing A-cqllaintcd; Dialogue, Ani- A special gift was given to Miss 1:' vtrmzglggal :fta,;§;p;i;1t' 1g;°;"|
mls in the Circus; Song, by Helen Younker, who kindly assisted E!;gla'nd sam that amy' wsinesgt
hcol. Marching to Heaithland; in teaching during the days the men Or’the world do not reanzel
rcitations, by Rena Cudmore, teacher was confined to her hornemheir strengum “Busmess nes
for-ion Ford. Eric Laird: chorus, with the Flu. The teacher was thcnl Done" aid Mr Mmy "bound with
y Scliriol, The Maple I/:af For- presented with a. pair of white kid so ds' 5 tr ' hi ',t credulousl
vcr; Rccltntlon, by Layton Smith; gloves and purse to match by the n 0 5 Bw’ W ch‘ y
ter what waves, if it can be care-
fully steered and directed towards
its great objectives-friendship and
service. The goal is m8EI1ifi0€¥\U"
\vedn¢~sday afternoon was free.
Wednesday evening was the Ca-
nadian Dinner for British Empire
delegates. The toast, Rotary and
-the British Empire, wus proposed
by Hugh Galloway, President of
Rotary International Association
for Great Brita'n and Ireland.
Responses were made by l'0l7l'05€n'
tatlves of the British Empire repre-
sented in Rotary. Bruce Richard-
son of the WinniD€8 Club-‘ T95'
pcnded for Canada. Our District
Governor, Charlie Hunt, of St.
Jchn's, Newfoundland, responded
for his country. Charlie was true
to form, and in a few minutes had
everyone interested in his remarks.
There were responses from the Mo.-
lay States, South Africa, India,
New Zealand, Bermuda, Australia
and many other of the British co-
lcnles.
One of the most pleasing meet-
ings of the whole session, was the
Crippled Children Breakfast As-
sembly, held at 7.30 a. m. in the
Imperial Bail Room of the Hotel
Piles Go lluick
Itching, bleeding or protruding
piles go quickly and don’t come
back, if you really remove the cause.
Bad blood circulation in the lower
bowel and hcmorrhcidal veins caus-
es piles by making the affected
ga;-ts weag, flabbyuoalmostf ifielaed.
aves an sup s res a ~
cause only an pillternal medicine
that stimulates the circulation and
drives out the impure blood can
actually correct the cause of piles.
Dr. J. S. Leonhardt discovered n
real internal Pile remedy. After
prescribing it for 1,000 pnticnrta
with success in over 900 cases e
named it  Hughes Drug
Co, Ltd., and iats everywhere
sell HEM-ROID Tablets with guar-
antee they will end your Pile mis-
ery or money back. ‘
h there was a demonstration
Dr. Brackett. a noted orthopedic
tor of Boston, who had several
tl# from tha different homes
Intefesting   Inter' w_aht1ic’l!il care for handicapped peo-
ple to demonstrate work they were
to carry on. He also gave a
short explanation or the ailments
each patient present. He felt
into consideration older per-
ns, who because of some sickness
had lost all initiative. It was
work of those who were strong
asain worth ltvinz. und to rind
attention ct the patient.
Over fifteen hundred Rotary
bs have as one of their major
ties aid for people thus
International Society for Orip-
Children, delivered in April
“in seriousnas, I want to say
at I hope some good comes from
meeting you are holding here.
splendid 'work that you are
than a. crippled child When
sec a crippled grown person
would say ‘weli, perhaps they
crippled in later life, or they
able to aid themselves] or
mcthing like that, , but for a.
ing in the world that could pcs-
’ "fr -'f"»-°* "L1  "`\~ Vi t l th t f Yr D ~ . H ~ ll" 0 N U R S h f, 11 gg- grounds that it was "responsible in S0
 V J. .c or a. . e gues 0; ns. . _es Hy,-_._,tt_ I,9;5ldmg_ A very gn. ` matter ow s rong and se -su!  t th de ression crippled cm1d|I don* know any_
.L . /~.* ‘--qu -iw ; ~ »_ » ' _
y be invented that could have W
more sympathetic appeal than `
at this organization is doing. I!
re is I dcn’t know what it could
be You cantt imagine anoiiher
this work should not be con- `
occupation which would take A
now it costs much
more to replace.
BUY NOW BEFORE
the big advance in
| price. t
EVERY FACTORY
,tin Canada. has already
'increased their prices.
25 to 60 per pair.
DAILY EXPECTED
new lot of very
eautiful
WHITE ‘ KID T.
STRAP_§ A
Ai $3.00
No advance in these
yet. , ‘
b
JUST RECEIVED
A nice new lot of
Empress Arch Cor-
rective, marked at the
same old price.
g We bought a very
large lot of our best
Men’s Work Boots and
will continue to sell
ing that would be more appre- them at tl\€ Old Plfllle
are doing because, by goliy.
w-th all their afflictlons. I have
never yet seen one that the little
rascal wasn’t smiling. They are the
gamest people in the world. They
may be in pain, but you look at
one and he will grin back at you.
They are as game as the dence.
Mr. Chandler was telling me that
absolutely around fifty per cent
you cure and you help all of them.
“I am not personally acquainted
lous men and women in this orga-
nization, but if I had given half,
if I had given one-tenth of the
distinguished service that some of
the people in this convention have,
I would feel that I had been worth
while."
It made your representative glad
that the major activity of the muh
he represented, was in line iwiilh
this great work.
At 10 o‘clock we arrived at the
amembly meeting, where they were
dealing with the resolutions. Time
does not permit me to discuss
these with you, nor to deal more
fully with the other addresses
which were given.
As to the resolutions, the reduc-
tion of the per capita tax, sent in
by many clubs, was unanimously
voted down. The resolution to
change the classification, was like-
wise voted down. These perhaps are
resolutions which concem us more
than any others.
The election of officers resulted
in the election by aoelamation, of
sident of Rotary !.nternational“"`
President-elect Nelson is super-
pertinent or the sun Life Assur-
ance Company of Canada. He is a
native of Ontario, where he re-
ceived hls early schooling. Moving
to British Columbia, he entered
the newspaper profession e've'n~tua.l-
ly becoming managing director or
editor of several outstanding jour-
nals. He has been twice named de
ference at London, and for two
tute of Pacific Relations meeting
in Honolulu. He is an honorary
member of the Canadian Institute
of mternational Affairs. Inst year
Mr. Nelson was third vice-presi-
dent of Rotary International.
LADY WILKINS T0 COOK
FOR EXFEDITIONABY CREW
Lady Wilkins, wife of Sir Hubert
Wilkins, the explorer, is looking
forward to a job as cook in her
husband’s proposed submarine ex-
pedition to the North Pole next
ed °n_..
Lady Wilkins. on her arrival at
Southampton with her husband
recently, said, "I am looking for-
ward eagerly to the experience, for
I am sure I shall love it. All my wo-
men friepds think I am crazy, but
with a crew of about 10 men on
board to feed I shall have enough
to do.”
Before her marriage in 1929, Lady
Wilkins was Suzanne Bennett, an
year. She has already been "sign-‘
they last.
A new lot of
BATlllllG SHUES
AT 49o.
with the achievements of the var-  good 
$ ll E A K E R _
(Goodrich Make) at
Men’s 95c
Boys 85c.
Youths 69c.
A lot of Brown Shoes
all sizes, priced from
$3.95 to $5.75
will be sold 'at
$3.00
while they last.
Over 100 pair of six
dollar Skinners Satin
Shoes will be sold for
a Canadian. John Nelson, as Pre- 
visor of the public relations de- 1* B
.
n I
We are selling every
thing at the old prices
but it can’t last long.
Dur $1.75 and $2.00
leeete to tue rrnpenrr rreu cor.: Women’s Shoes are al-
most done now and we
years was a member of the Insti-  have to pay much'_
higher for next lot.
GDFF B805.
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1830-7-17-mwf-31.
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Beef Hearts ........... Per lb.6¢
Beef Trlpe  Per lb.3%|
Beef Trimming;  Per lb. 04
Beef Liver  Per lb. lids
Boneless Beef  Per lb.8\
Home ll/lent  Por lb. 554|
Wonsmd Meat  Per lb.5\
Call Hearts  Per lb.5\
Lamb Cheeks ....... Per lb. 8%|
Hog Llvers  Per lb.31
Hog #lacks  Perlh.Zo
Cash Price %c per Ib. lest.
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