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ae eS aes THE UPPER CRUST By REDFIELD

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ice. Shell Products. Phone Mare
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ice Station. Fire Chief Gasoline,
Greasing, Oils. Corner Hastings
and Slocan. High 5683,

BARBER SHOPS
“IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL” —
Visit the 4 POINT Barber Shop,
920 Granville St: Sey. 4218,

FOR YOUR NEXT HATRCUL—

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eee Ber Shop, 179° Bast Hastings
reet.

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C. D! Mallett at STAR BARBER
SHOP, 2330 Fast Hastings Street,

BICYCLES AND REPATRS

HASTINGS BICYCLE SHOP—BrL
cycles bought, sold’ & exchanged.
Pots, pans repaired. Cutlery
Sharpened. 402 Hast Hastings St

BICYCLES, NEW AND USED—
Baby Carriages, Sulkies, Doll Gar-
riages, Joycycles. Repairing of alt
kinds: Saws filed, *eys cut, ete
W. M. Ritchie, 1569 Commercias
Drive. High. 4123:

CAFES

THE ONLY FISH —
of Fresh Sea Food.

20 Hast Hastings St.
REX CARE — JurIew STEHEAKS;,

Oysters; Chops, ete. One friend

tells another. 6 Mast Hastings St

CHIMNEY SWEEPING
$1.50 “CLE AWS

of (saa Smell of the recent Wallace-Genovese affair is still hanging

around, but thee Ontario Athtletic Commission decided after a huddle
at their Couchiching camp that
decision” of the three judges at
of July 5th.

“The commission further orders that Genovese must not engage in
any bout in defense of his title before meeting Wallace for the champion-
ship; further, that this defense against Wallace must be made on a date
t mot more than 61 days dating from July 5, 1937.”

i In the meantime an elaborate training camp is being installed by a
big department store at Sunnyside Beach for Wallace to show his wares
to those interested in his prepping for the forthhcoming title engagement,

The ray decision handed out to Wallace on July 5 has been good
publicity for the Vancouver ba*tler and a record house is anticipated
for the return fracas.

1S NT ET SP

“mo steps will be taken to reverse the
the welterweight championship fight

| Summary of the New Pictures |

H°” the New Film Alliance sizes the new
Anti-Russia Week on the screen;
“KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOR’’— Alexander Korda, British director,
tries to view the Russian revolution with an impartial eye: hence, whites
shoot reds and reds shoot whites. General idea is that a British secret
agent (Robert Donat) is awarded the job of red commissar after the
revolution by the Bolsheviks he had fooled. Spends his time diligently
releasing his prisoner, Marlene Dietrich, and fleeing the country with her.

“EMPEHEROR’S CANDLESTICKS”—Internationa] intrigue in the high
courts of 1910 Europe provides adequate background for Luise Rainer
and William Powell, both spies, to careen-over the continent in search
of important documents hidden in a pair of stolen—yes, you guessed it—
candlelsticks.

“TWO WHO DARED’—Love story of a Russian peasant girl (Anna
Sten) and a Russian captain (EHlenry Wileoxson) who threw convention
to the winds for the sake of their mighty love. Stupid, badly produced
and acted, and unbelievably dull.

“THREE LEGIONNATIRES—How a couple of American soldier boys
—incidentally not legionnaires—stranded in Russia after the armistice.
try to turn the tide of the Russian reyolution in favor of the whites.
Completely crazy.

“THE GREAT GAMBINI’—Drageging mystery with Akim Tamiro‘ff
as a murdering clairvoyant who nearly discovers himself.

OLLY WOOD.—"There are many aspects of American life ignored by

the film industry. It is this America—the world we actually live in
—that Frontier Films will portray.”

This is the welcome and hopetul note sounded by a new organization
named Hrontier Films, which recently filed for incorporation at Albany,
W.Y., as an independent producing unit. “Erontier Films places itself
at the disposal of progressive organizations and agencies in all fields—

pictures up.

Avot Vancouver fighter was the victim of a funny decision re-
cently south of the line in the person of “Chuck” IWichason, the
Ps <andy kid of Promoter Ted Moore.
: Chuck whaled Tiny Cooper out in jig time in Vancouver, but the best
"= He could do in Spokane was a draw after a bout in which he was master
cy of Cooper all the way, hampered by a pulling and hauling referee. At
ey the roar of protest set up: by the crowd and Ted Moore, the referee naively
“= said, “Hell! I thought I was doing you a favor. Look at the gate the
return bout will bring!” Romance may have gone from the squared
<ircle, but at any rate there is still some humor left in the game. Al-
though neither Ted Moore or Chuck Wichason may appreciate this
particular joke. e

BS Brooklyn comes word that the former world’s featherweight

champion, Kid Chocolate, punched out an eightround decision
over Young Chappie of Albany on Tuesday night, and from Chicago we
hear that the first professional fight of the US amateur heavyweight
champion will be staged on July 30. The holder of the amateur cham-
Pionship is Lem Franklin, a nezro of Cleveland, ©., and he is matched
with Salvatore Ruggirelo, a sparring partner of Joe Louis when the
present champion was training for his fight with Jimmy Braddock.
The Ohio boxer won his title in the Golden Gloves finals and in the

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international Golden Gloves EO ONES = trade unions, educational institutions, social welfare groups, farm organ-| Pipes, Furnace, Sige aie
REDDY STEELF’S fight fen fone aie eas SER Os izations, co-operative societies, peace organizations,’ the initial state- Eraser 370.
4 awa J foe ment of its aims explains. On its staff, Frontier Films includes such
F account of rain on July 20. ‘This is a non-title affair of ten rounds “Tf z ieee lavedmiver ilk his daddy!” nannies as Ralph Steiner Toris eae John Howasn Lawson, Philip DENTISTS
and the proceeds are to go to sweet charity. When Freddy gets through only Hes a slavedriver like his wx Stevenson, Elia Kazan, Kyle Crichton and many more outstanding |PR. A. J. SIPHS; DENTIST=

Plate’ Specialist. Lowest Prices.
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FLORISTS =

with the Hobo he will find this lad Hostak, who sent Babe Risko to the
<leaners so handily, camped right on his trail for a shot at the title.
Britain's heavyweight hope is reported to be on the ground in New
Work ready for his engagement with Joe Louis. The speed with which
| ‘Tommy Farr disentangled himself from an agreement to fight Schmelling
; and signed up with Louis seems to indicate that the Welsh miner has
confidence in his own ability to enter the lists with the best of them all.

figures of stage and screen. Its advisory board includes Albert Bein,
Bruce Bliven, Malcolm Cowley,

John Dos Passos, Waldo Frank, Arthur

5 Kober, Archibald MacLeish, Lewis Milestone and Clifford Odets (to
oman’s Wor eaten anya te)

kk * oe

y VICTO i IST. ERBERT KLINE of The New Theatre Magazine is back from across
By VICd ORLA POS H the waters with a film, “Blood For Spain,’” which Dr. Norman

= * : Z : 2 : FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS
ONNIE BEAUDIN, popular instructor of the Vancouver Sports Club Bethune, famous Canadian blood transfusion expert, will take with him Garden Seeds, Bedding Plants:
faces the acid ee a career August 3 at Victoria, when he will BERRY picking is in full| 4nd cloth, why not make an afghan | 0n a US and Canadian tour to raise funds for medical relief. So ay ayes Saree ee
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meet H. Woods of Yakima in the main event. In his last 35 fights B Swing now, and the other | 22d send it to The Friends of the
Ronnie has knocked out eight, won twenty-three, drawn four. winning day I had an illuminating talk | Mackenzie-Papineau battalion so y = = FUEL
gainst such fighters as Eddie McSporan of Edmonton, Western Canada’s s : Samer ace zs it can be raffled and the proceeds 5 5 434 Ho ST VALUE F ae :
mmiddleweisht champ; Rene Loubier, Hastern welterweight champ: Joe with a WO EeeY just returning ae i as a Cmi- tSp ay GSSI1 12 469. Edgings No. 1, $3.50 per cord
Marsh, who fought a draw with Sonny Jones; Al Ford, Allen Davies,| from a period of picking. : : Spain? Slabs, Heavy Wir $s 7a pe Coe
Zuscombe, Miller, Inkster and Henaire. She told me that she was paid 30 3k ee Ve CARTAGE! WOOD, COAL—o

cents for a crate, or two “flats,” out cord No. 1 Dry Fir Slabs 34.50;

Harry Woods his opponent, a colored lad from Seattle, has 24 knock-

outs, 36 decisions and four draws t

0 his eredit in his last 70 fights. He

of Which small sum she had to pro-

ERE I go again—off on my. pet

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George Miller, who will be on the same Victoria card, is also getting into | but more often than not the pickers ei Ww = oe ae : om - ave and BARBER SHOP geet i ——
shape at the club these evenings. George, who is a favorite around the | were expected to sleep four in one| “74 2 much happier married life. Everything in Smokers’ Supplies i aes cae OD, COAT,
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These may be the dog days, but the club continues to draw the I said to her “How much have| was only 17 ola years when She Lighters Ete.
crowds. On next Saturday's card is a two-fall decision bout between you got for a full week's work?” | married, and had two children wean 2341 Main Street NAGADINGS HATS ©

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Friday, July 23, 2 p-m., Swedish Et 80 picking just for the sake of get. EDD BODES and the kids all day and 4a -to phone orders. 4 SSS SS SESE SS ase seas s=e EQS ETS MINERS, FARMERS,
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per Seat Ses peor s there was more employment at the] tionally nice they hoard it away and Accessories ... Cars, En- FIN LAYS ON Live Chickens Jeweller Rae oes ante) i
29 TASES Es 99 eae beginning of April, which is always | carefully, afraid they will lose it. gines, Tires, Batteries, etc. Use CIGARS, CIGARE 5 Fsestees Waten Ee es
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Saturday, July 24, 9 p.m., Orange
Hall, Romeo Thompson and swing
orchestra in opening dance of sea-
s0n.

“Saturday, July 24, § p.m., 1273
Granyille, Progressive Arts evening.
Play and concert.

this by “reported additions to staffs
in BGC,” which, on reflection, can
only mean an addition to the de-
partment of lands when the men
were Shipped to forestry projects;
some for a mere two weeks’ stay.

The Vancouver office of the em-
ployment service of Canada and

and she replied, “$3.30, a bad sun-

has an economie basis—it means
that you're afraid you won't be able
to get anything else to take its place.

The same thine applies to hoard-
ing old clothes and odds and ends—
“might need it Sometimes’’—and
you're afraid when you do need it,
you won't haye enough cash to buy

away. Now she wishes she hadn't,

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