VfhY
EDITION
lit
ai
1.
MUbwa
Co..
Ltd.,
Torosto,
Out
m
Severe
Headaches
Pimples
on
Face
Miss'
Marie
L.
C.
Illaokwdl,
Guim,
Alta,.,
writes:
"For
two
yeara
l
suffered
from
severe
headaches,
..and
pimples
on
my
face.
M
y
headaches
seemed
incurable,
and
I
"thought
the
pimples
would
nevei
disappear.
A
friend
recommended
Hurdork
Blood
'Hitters,
and
on
trying
a
hottle
I
found
the
headaches
disappear,
and
I
aratiot
bothered
any
more
with-.
the
pimples."
THE
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NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
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Except
Sunday,
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June
30,
1932
KEEPING
IN
TOUCH
Yesterday
a
representative
of
the
Daily
News
returned
from
a
tour,
of
the
interior,
going
as
far
east
as
Prince
George
and
stopping
off
at
all
the
larger
places.
As
a
re-sult'Prince
Rupert
people
are
assured
of
being
able
to
get
in.
touch,
with
we
people
all
through,
the
country,
old
subscribers
having
been
renewed
and
new
ones
added
at
al
pointB.
Considering
the
rather
strenuous
times,
we
arc-well
satisfied
vrit-h
the
support
we
have
received
and
hopo
it
will
redound
to
the
benefit
of
our
readers
and
to
the
commercial
interests
of
the
whole
district.
.The
Daily
Nws
is
the
chief
tie
that
binds
the
interior
country
with
Prince
Rupert.
Once
the
highway
is
completed
and
farmers
and
businessmen
of
the
Biilkley
and
Nccliaco
Valleys
arp
able
to
drive
their
own
cars
to
this
ity,-the
commercial
contact
will
be
much
closer.
No
matter
what.
government
is
in
power
at
Victoria
or
Ottawa
this
gaper
will
continue
to
demand
completion
of
the
highway
to
eonnect
v.ii!
the-
interior
and
as
a
temporary
expedient
a
low
r?tp
for
pqv?!
on
thtsjtrains
to
Terrace
or
pome
other
suitable
point.
W(3m
Paarl
Rich
Ruby
Hiir?25Wj
llicsc
arc
fine
uppetlzlnp
wines
with
'I
ttVnit'
1w
ilelightfiil
llavors.
H
)nh
85C
Hep.
Qt.
1
iLffljA
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Mm
Ihrouth
your
local
Hm
ow
dlrsrt
frna
PsySffT?B?pp---
,Im
l-tquof
Oonlrul
Ilvr4
Mall
lrdar
ltl.t
VlrlurU.
This
Advi'rii.
emrnt
is
not
TulilUhed
or
Displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
Until
h
Columbia.
"TILLIE
THE
T0ILER,r
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II,
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Ui
TRACK
MEET
'FINAL
GAME
MORROW
'FIRST
HALF
Will,
He.
.One
of
Features
oftDovnitv
ion
Day
Celebration
marks
attained
in
the
various
vett
will
be
carried
Rudderham.
J.
W.
Plommer.
out
by
Alderman
Campbell
and
J.
WON
OUT
Young
Elks
,
Defeated
By
Score
of
8;
to
3.in
Intermediate
Baseball
League
In
a
well
contested
Intermediate
League
baseball
fixture,
Young
Empress
defeated
Young
Elks
by
a
core
nf
8
tn
a
ln
vn1no
"TVi
I
game
was
featured
by
a
number
of
brilliant,
catches
in
the
outfield.
Earl
Batt
hurled
for
the
Empress
and
Bobby
Moxley.
for
the
Elks.
.The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pet
Young
Empress
7
3
.700
Young.
EJks
3
5
.376
Young
Sons
of
C
3
5
.375
Schedule
For
the
Eat
Monday
Wednesday
and
Satur
day
n:30
a.m.!
Vtcm
the
'Cast
Sunday,
Thursday
and
Friday.
H
pw..
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
.1:30
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Monday
3
rj.m.
FOOTBALL
CAN.
LEGION
vs.
HOME
OIL
TONIGHT,
6:30
Statiiut
Defeats
Navy
0
to
4
in
-CvN
,K.
A.
Softball
Not
the.Joast
,of;tfce
attractions
m
the.fjnal
game
of
first,
bait
Uie
i
Dominion
Day
celebration
j
the-geatvn
In
Je
Canadian
vomorrow
will
be
the
,
senior
,
tracjc
lional
Recreation
Association,
5a-and
field
sports
in
charge
of
the
,
i)pn
defeated
the
Navy
lay
a
core
6
Spartan
Athletic
Club.
These
areig
to
4
Tuesday
evening.
The
game
scheduled
lor
the
afternoon,
itn-;
mediately
after
the
lacrosse
game.
!
"The
boys
arc-
especially
lntere-
4e4
In
this,
their
first
jmeet
of
the
Reason,
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
vvai
weil
contested.
'
Batterie
Station:
D.
Jvtorrlsotj
and.
Stile;
Navy:
Pitcher
anJiPt
'
terson.
Umpires
Comadlna
and
D.
Sta-
events
will
serve
as
some
indica-
League
standing
for
first
half
i
s
tlon.
of,
iheabUjty.
of
several
of
.
th
.M
follows:
members
to
equal
the
marks
nec-
w.
L.
Pet
easaryto
qualify
for
participation
Round
House
8
1
JJB9
Jji
th
junior
Olympic
meet
which
'
station
7
2
778
Is
to
be
held
at
the-Vancouver
Ex-jDjy
p0ck
3
0
.333
hlbitlon
August.
These
marks
wtllkjavy
o
9
000
..5.00
be
,puWlshed.An
the
press
very
soan
)
,
10j
ind
the
boys
are
waiting
eagerly
to
compare
them
with
their
own.
rnrk.iri:nn
Hnv
3.0
Tomorrow's
program
will
MnlstpZUnilIIlUIl
Udy
of
the
following
events
(all
open
to
be
run
In
the
order
named;
100
yard
dash.
Broad
jump.
??0
yafd-dash.
Pole
vault.
8B0
yards
run.
WELCOME
BRITISH
VISITORS
;
o.
relay
4
laps
of
220
yards).
No
word'
has
been
received
from
tv.
The
v
i
xt
1
u
.
1
a
a
t
Daily
News
extends
a
hearty
welcome
to
the
Bn-
port
simpn
in
reply
to
an
invita-tish
visitors
who
are
expected
to
arrive
here
tomorrow
tion
to
compete
in
the
relay,
.so
.and
who
will
spend
a
full
day
in
the
city
leaving
on
Satur-
the
following
two
teams
have
.been
day's
eastbound
train.
While
many
parties
have
visited
ch0e;i
from
the
sParan
Atheiic
"7V"HV
..i.m.m(v
"""f
A.
WaltersB.
.Vnce.
C.
Bartlett
this
particular
group
is
the
pioneer
of
what
it
is
hoped
and
h.
suehiro.
will
pVove
to
be
an
annual
event.
,
p.
Edmimbe,
c
smith,
p.
vac-British
people
have
not
taken
advantage
of
the
oppor-
cner
and
L-
Wilson.
tuilities
to
holidav
in
Canada
to
anything
like
the
extent
st!ould
e
jUmpson
toys
show
they
might
have
done.
This
country
has
been
looked
upon
llZlTZX
at!
as
too
far
away
to
interest
the
home
folk.
Instead
of
com-smith,
running
in
the
order
Jng.here
they
have
gone
to
Switzerland
and
other
Euro-
named.
pean
countries
with
the
result
that
many
British
Colum-
J-
Bulger
has
generuiy
dona-
bians
htvve
wondered
if
they
really
cared
about
their
kith
tef
a
ophy
for-u
V80
a
and
kin
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Mil
be
We
suggest
to
local
people
that
they
shall
put
themselves
m
the
capable
hands
of
staff-ser-
out
to
meet
the
visitors
tomorrow
and
to
do
what
they
can
gent
McNeill,
while
the
timing
to
make
them
teel
that
they
are
welcome.
Gup
Lineaips
.Are
Announced
Llpe-ups
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
final
football
game
tomorrow
evening
between
Merchant!
and
Regiment
are
announced
as
follows:
Merchants
Douglas;
V.
JJenrte
and
Geerje
IIM:
P.
Yaoeher,
GJlker
and
F.
Russell;
Feng.
A.
Diekens
N.
Chenofkl.
J.
Cem&dlna
and
O.
C
iJJitcheJl;
retervea,
O
Laldler
and
Ward.
Keglraent-E.
SojiWr
J.
ftedent'
and
B.
Thurber:
P.
.Bdgcumbe.
P.
DeJonj
and-O.
Winch
am;
a.
Walters.
J.
Clarke.
J.
s.
Wilson.
M.
Co-
lus&l
and
O.
J.
Noi
rirjgton.
J.
A.
Johnson
has
tjpen
appoln-
ted
referee
and
J.
A.
Fiwfcnd
J
W.
Thompson
neutral
linesmen.
In
the
event
of
a
tkc
at
full
tamo
the
game
will
be
replayed.
BENEFIT
SHIELD
STANDING
The
Stuar
Benefit
Shield
stand
ing
to
date
is
as
fstlews:
,W.
I).
L.
F.
A.
P.
Canadian
Lrfikui
,1
0
0
2
1
Regiment
,1
0
13
3
MerehanU
0
0
112
Hqme
Oil
0
0
0
0
0
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REPORT
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
freh
southeast
wind:
barometer.
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sea
rough.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
strong
(
asterly
wind:
sea
moej-ate.
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if
you
Roll
Your
Own
Chtnteder
Ii
the
cigarette
paper
you
thuuIJ
be
utlag.
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imuter
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finding
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better
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Dominion-Day
.Junior:
Foot
ball
Teams
Selected
'
In
connection
with
the
Dominion
!
jay
celebration
the
following
teams
I
will
represent
Borden
and
Booth
I
ichools
in
their
Junior
football
game
I
in
the
forenoon:
1
Borden
Street-Annesley;
Curnr
Bong.
Nayr.
Veitcrt.
Houston,
j
Lindsay.
O
Weill,
Shrubcall,
Camp-bejl.
L.
WJlson;
reserves.
Art
Mur-j
-ay,
Wesley.
Je.
J
Booth
School
Gay;
Oomez.
Rit-I
-Jile;
Parsons.
Eby,
Cromp.
De-
i.larop.
Macdonald,
Colussl.
Leur
WcMrkln;
reserves,
JIale.
OrimbU-
.
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Revised
Schedule
vi
miermeaiate
Baseball
League
July
3
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Sons
of
Canada.
July
6
Y6ung
80ns
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Empress.
July
10
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Clks,
Juy
13
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
-r
60ns
of
Canada.
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Dominion
Day
Celebration
July
1.
1935
10
a.m.-Moose
Band
ParK
tn
Acropolis
Hill
10:30
a.n.-Chllcln
B:r;
Free
distribution
"i
caiiily-etc.
v
11
a-m.Junlbr
Focinall.
AtlmlssloH
Frre
ap:m.-?ir
Aiyansh
Team
v.
Prince
iU'port
0
n
m
Trorlf
it
Field
'SL
I
3
p.m.-Baseball:
Empress
I
Sons
ot
Canada.
Admission
25c
vs.
Merchants.
Admission
25c
9
p.m.
Dance
In
Moose
Adiiils-slon
50c
11.11-
&
5)1
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