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Yes,
it's
really
a
big
radio!
An
eight-rube
Super-Heterodyne.
Big
in
performance,
big
in
tone,
big
-in
value,
and
bigger
than
all
in
the
surprise"uch
a
radio
at
such
4
ftttt
will
create
...
the
Victor
"Superette"
1
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V7e
beliere
that
everything
about
It
will
amaze
you.
That's
why
we
want
you
to
expect
"big
radio"
performance
from
this
beautiful,
compact
model
For,
really,
it
Is
small
only
in
site
and
price
.
.
.
great
In
selectivity,
sensitivity
and
musical
perfection,
Imagine
Only
$89.50
for.
radio's
standing
circuit,
the
Super-Heterodyne.
Such
unheard-of
value
is
made
possible
only
through
Canadian
prod
union
and
Victor's
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vast
scientific
and
engineering
resources.
It's
an
Eight-Tube
Supcr-IIetcrodync
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RADIO
VICTOR
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COMPANY
OF
CANADA
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PHOENIX
LAQER
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Absolute
Purity.
Guaranteed.
A
British
Columbia
Product
for
British
Columbians.
Now
Packed
in
Handy
Carton
Package
of
One
Dozen
Bottles.
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tor
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or
nor,
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
llourd
or
by
Ui
uuveruinent
of
British
Columbia
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in
everything
but
size
and
price
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with
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The
"Superette"
is
a
veritable
ipancf
modern
development
conitnstd.
Advanced
super-heterodyne
circuit
.
.
.
supet-control
tubes
combined
with
screen-grid
.
.
,
electro-dynamic
speaker
.
.
.
root-color
control
.
.
.
push-pull
amplification
.
.
.
noiseleisj)pera-tion
and
acousticilly
correct-cabinet
ll-engineered
to
maximum
efficiency.,
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Hear
it.
Compare
its
value.
Your
Victor
dealer
will
delivti
the
"Superette"
10
your
home
today
on
easy
terms.
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Athletic
Club
Holding
Its
First
Track
Meet
SOFTBALL
June
19
-Drydock
v.
Roundhouse.
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
20
-Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
30-
.Roundhouse
v.
Drydock.
1
SPORT
NEWS
1
LASS'S
RUMS
1MUI.K
HOUSES
OLD
NAVY
PHILLIES
NEELIS
i
68LDEH
GROVE
CATCH
UP
WINNER
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ALFRED
I.
AM
It
caw
Tied
With
Pirates
For
Sixth
Place
in
National
League
changes
In
the
standings:
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Pittsburg
1,
New
York
3.
Chicago
5-8,
Brooklyn
7-0.
Cincinnati
4,
Philadelphia
5.
St.
Louis
5,
Boston
4.
No
American
scheduled.
National
League
W.
L.
St.
Louis
34
15
New
York
32
19
Chicago
31
22
Boston
27
2C
Brooklyn
25
28
Pittsburg
21
31
(Philadelphia
21
31
Cincinnati
18
37
American
Philadelphia
40
New
York
27
22
Cleveland
28
28
Boston
...21
29
Chicago
:
19
31
Detroit
-21'
35
St.
Loula
v..i,
17
33
City
League
-
W.
L.
Sons
or
Canada
4
0
Millionaire
I
2
Elks
0
3
Pet.
.692;
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League
W.
L.
Pet.
13
Washington
38
18
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Dempsey
To
Referee
In
Reno
Fight
RENO,
June
19:--Jack
Dempsey
Will
referee
the
forthcoming
20-round
bout
between
Max
Baer
and
jPattllnu
Urcudun,
It
was
definitely
announced
yesterday
by
Dempsey.
who
stated
that
he
had
accepted
demands
to
this
effect,
the
principals
having
been
unable
to
agree-on
anyone
else.
Football
Lineups
The
following
players
will
repre
sent
the
Rigiment
for
the
opening
Domlnloh
Day
Cup
football
game;
with
Canadian
Legion
tonight:
!
Laldler,
Watson,
Thurber.
Edge-cumbe,
Kelsey,
DeJong,
Wilson
cap.
tain,
Bond,
Fong,
Wlngham
and
Norrlngton.
Reserves:
Redpath,
Lyons
and
Smith.
The
Canadian
Legion
team
will
be
chosen
from
the
following
nlav-
i
.
....
ers:
J.
Smith.
Skinner.
D.
Jack.
W.l
The
first
handicap
meet
held
un-
Murray,
addon
R
Wood
de
the
au,olces
of
the
Spartan
Ath-
him
D
gmlth
B
,
letlc
Club
will
be
held
tomorrow
n..-,-,.!,
WrtrtH.w:
n
,
V!
evening.
All
.of
the
entrants
have
Currle,
Moore
been
training
zealously
for
the
occasion
and
spectators
ore
assured
of
'
-
some-
keenly
contested
performances.
Staff
Sergeant
McNeill
has
kindly
consented
to
act
as
starter
of
the
events,
while
the
timing
will
be
handled
by
J.
Campbell
and
J.
W.
Plommer.
Lat
of
events
is
as
follows:
100-yard
dash,
senior
and
junior.
Shot
put.
220-yard
dash,
senior
and
Junior.
440-yard
dash,
senior
and
Junior.
Broad
Jump.
Half
mile,
senior
and
Junior.
Pole
vault.
1
Medley
relay
(4
teams)
Walters,
Wllllscroft,
Moxley.
Suehlro;
Smith,
Klnslor,
Vance,
Bussanlch;
Thompson,
Bartlett,
Allen,
Bacon;
Nelson,
Edgecumbe,
Hlckey.
Irvine.
Distance,
100
yards,
220
yards,
440
yards,
880
yards.
ZAM-BUK
Soothes
Injuries
&
Prevents
BL00D-P0IS0N
......
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REDUCTION
On
All
Suits
Till
our
present
stork
Is
sold,
ALL
WORK
(lUAUANTKEl),
Prices
$30
to
$55
LING
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
049
Former
Local
Hoy
Scores
Another
Local
'Victory
at
Port
Town
!
send,
Wash.
PHILADELPHIA,
June
19:
The
-
!
Phillies
moved
into
a
tie
with
Pitts-
In
a
recent
bout
In
Port
Town-
burg
Pirates,
for
sixth
place
In
the
send.
Wash.,
Frnnkle
Noel,
formerly
National
League
yesterday.
The
of
Prinec
Ruperi
anC
now
of
Vic
Phillies
defeated
the
Cincinnati
toria,
billed
aa
"Victoria's
little
ma;
Reds
while
the
Pirates
dropped
a
ler
boxer,
scored
a
clear-cut
drci-
decision
to
the
New
Yok
Giants.
St.
sion
over
Bailor
Jack
Smith
of
Port
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
Boston
Townsend
in
a
four-round
bout.
Braves
and
Chicago
Cubs
split
a
The
Port
Townsend
newspaper
said
double-header
with
the
Brooklyn
that
"Neel
put
Up
a
clever
exhlbi-Robins,
so
there
were
no
other
tlon,
outboxlng
his
opponent
all
the
I
way.
On
the
same
card,
Danny
Pastroe,
who
fought
Billy
Bagshaw
of
Prince
Rupert
In
Victoria
a
short
i
lime
ago,
lost
a
four-round
decision
to
Johnny
Dei
Ouzzi
of
Port
Neel
this
week
Is
heading
a
card
League
games
at
Squlm,
Wash.,
tilth
Tommy
Baseball
Standings
Connell.'
He
Is
confident
of
trim-
mlng
O'Connell
again
done
once
already.
BASEBALL
as
he
has
.585
;
tl
I
Millionaires
ani
Sons
to
Play
Do-
minion
Day
Team
For
Ket
one
.408
.327
chikan
Named
Millionaire
and
Sons
of
Canada
each
tetim
being
augmented
by
two
I
nlayers-
f
rom
the
ranks
of
the
Elks,
;
will
play
a
senior
baseball
game
In
.679
jnnection
with
the
Dominion
.Day
.551
celebration
here.
It
was
decided
at'
.481
.
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
1
,420
i
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
'art
night.
Players
were
also
selected
nj
last
light's
meeting
for
the
trip
to
Ket-
ohfkan
over
the
July
4
holiday
then.
j
JSASERALL
June
22
Millionaire
vs.
8.O.C.
June
25
S.O.C
vs.
Elks.
June
29
Elks
vs.
Millionaire
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