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Monday.
July
3,
Y933
SEAL
COVE
PROMOTIONS
Names
of
Students
Succeeding
in
Their
Studies
Announced
SeaJ
Cove
School
promotions
are
announced
as
follows:
Promoted
to
Grade
II.
I
"Ferdinand
Andersen.
Ineiid
An
dersen,
Magnus
Andersen.
Doris
entual
eradicate
of
tuberculosis
Halvarson,
Hlnara
MasaakL
Tak-
'
Jin"
the
white
iace
Implies
control
of
aura
Izumi.
Toshl
Kadonaga,
John
the
disease
among
the
colored,
who
Leslie.
Phyllis
Lindqulst,
Rukajare
an
Integral
part
of
the
popu-Mateumoto.
Dorothy
Newcombe.
I
,aUon
and
especlally
vu,nerable.
ac-Olga
Sather.
Elvlda
Sorenson.
......
,
j
cording
to
statements,
made
here
Bobby
Wyllle.
Promoted
to
Grade
III.
Past
week
at
tte
twenty-ninth
an-Ole
Andersen,
Patricia
Anderson,
'nual
meeting
of
the
National
Tu-Davld
Balllie.
Tommy
Collins.
Sumi
berculosls
Association.
Procedures
iriyasht.
Tsuyo
HIrano.
Karl
Lind-'
showing
favorable
results
with
63
quist,
Mako
Matsumoto,
Shlglml
Nagasuyl.
Norman
Sievert.
May
Skinner,
Harold
Skog,
Mabel
Slatta,
Ole
Slatta,
Arthur
Bagshaw.
Honor
Rolls
Proficiency
David
Balllie.
Deportment
Olga
Sather.
Regularity
and
Punctuality
Tsuyo
HIrano.
Sumi
Hlyashi,
Ruka
Matsumoto.
Promoted
to
Grade
IV.
Nellie
Andersen.
Elsie
Bagshaw,
Florence
Dixon,
Margaret
Fowler,
Billy
Oomez,
Ruby
Oomez,
Eeddy
Halvarson,
Robert
Leslie.
Dorothy
Peachey,
Solvelg
Sorenson,
James
Taylor.
Promoted
to
Grade
V.
Stanley
Anderson.
Yoll
HIrano,
Kiyoshl
Izumi.
Junlchl
Nagasuye,
Yoshlko
ttagasyue.
Reinholdt
Sather.
Thelma
Skog.
Jarl
Slatta.
Ole
Sorenson,
Bobby
Taylor.
Honor
Rolls
Preflcieney
Yoll
HIrano.
Deportment
Dorothy
Peachey.
Regularity
and
Punctuality
Nellie
Andersen.
Margaret
Fowler.
Ypli
Hlrand,
Reinholdt
Sather.
Ole
Sorenson.
Hotel
Arrivals
Old
Empress
Olaf
Anderson,
P.
May
and
W.
Oirfllaux,
BIHmor;
Oertnide
Bm-sod.
Mill
Bay;
J
Melo
and
F.
Me-nd.
rttjr
Mr
and
Mrs
J.
Hcey.
Tuck
Inlet:
Charles
Johnson.
Wlnnlneg.
Savoy
.
Bessie
Reddefl
and
Lena
Waa-srner.
Sarkatoon,
Sk.;
F.
J.
Stephens,
J.
Berg
tad
J.
A.
Oluman,
Vantnuver:
L.
Hudson,
Squadasco:
Or
Qcnberg.
Butedale:
T.
Shpln-
Hnk,
Salvas:
J.
Melvia.
Anyox:
E.
Evany.
CNR
:
A.
Miles.
S.
J.
Ed-mondson.
A.
Douglas.
C.
Ailen
and
Mi
P.
Skinner.
cUy,
M.
Robatepa-trick,
Stewart.
Central
J.
P.
O'Oorman
and
William
H.
Eajlc,
city;
0.
E.
Bleteoe.
Vsnsou-ftt;
t.
Ofirfln,
CUM.:
Jack
Mc-Bvoy,
C.N.R.:
Mrs.
Mildred
Kinney,
Juneau.
Prince-
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cyril
T.
Raymer.
ChjUlwack".
Robert
Balmer,
Ha-mulon;
Mm
if.
A
FoMer
and
family,
Seattle:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
Haaek,
Saunders,
Alta.;
Nellie
and
A"llre
Coughlln.
Melrose.
Iowa;
W
Lalng,
Victoria:
E.
Woodworth.
Smhers:
R.
O.
Johnston
and
F
Wilson.
Inverness;
M".
Robate-papri$k.
Stewart,
W.
L.
Cloikson
and
A.
B.
Billings,
Vancouver.
Savoy
W.
O.
Vslpy,
Inverness;
Rev.
W
8.
Cooper.
Greenville;-
U.
M
Letnef.
PprJ,
Estington;
R.
Gregory.
Shames;
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
J.
O.
Gregory.
Exstew;
B.
Watson,
Flnmooie;
L
Lcnitttree,
Harelton,
A.
D.
Stewart
Lewis
Island.
Matoaglng-Edltor
T.
B.
ASS'N
IS
MEETING
Disease
Must
be
Controlled
Among
Colored
Before
Eliminated
in
White
People
TORONTO.
July
3:
(CP)
Ev-
of
a
group
of
464
negroes
were
described
by
three
Detroit
physicians,
Drs.
Henry.
D.
Chadwlck,
C.
L.
Mar-koe
and
Joseph
Thomas,
of
Ihe
department
of
health
of
the
Michigan
city.
The
method
of
treatment
applied
to
the
group
consisted
of
what
is
technically,
known
as
"collapse
therapy."
By
means
of
a
surgical
operation
onfi
lung
is
collapsed,
enabling
It
to
heal
more
satisfactorily
in
many
cases,
than
when
It
is
subject
to
the
constant
motion
of
breathing.
In
such
cases,
the
other
lung
assumes
the
functions
of
both,
providing
complete
rest
for
the
lung
under
treatment.
Such
operations
have
been
practised
long
among
patients
whose
condition
cdlled
for
them,
but
the
especially
Successful
results
among
negroes
"hate
not
been
indicated
definitely
previously.
Thirteen
types
or
fungus
Infection
of
the
lungs
which
may
be
mistaken
for
tuberculosis,
were
de
Durham,
N.C..
as
objects
of
scientific
interest
despite
their
rarity.
Microscopic
organisms
which
feed
on
the
lungs
respond
quickly
to
treatment
with
potassium
iodide,
aAd
Dr.
Smith.
Cancer
pf
the
lungs
is
found
with
increasing
frequency,
stated
Dr.
Louis
iramman.
of
John
Hopkins
UnlveWty
School
of
Medlcihe.
"This
is
due,"
he
said,
"in
part
to
the
prolongation
of
the
average
life
expectancy.
In
part
to
improved
diagnosis,
and.
most
observers
agree,
in
part
also
to
an
actual
increase
in
the
Incidence
of
the
dls-ete.
Although
operation
up
to
the
present
has
only
occasionally
dealt
successfully
with
malignant
lung
tumors,
the
rapid
advances
in
lung
surgery
encourape
us
to
believe
that
the
technical
difficulties
now
insurmountable
may
soon
be
overcome."
.,Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McDonald
and
child
of
Osean
Falls
arrived
in'
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
Friday
afternoon
to
spend
a
Wjclsv
hare
visiting
with
Mr.
Me-DopaVV
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Si
McDonald.
Nooc.
Rupture
Sufferers!
I
All
Ruptures
Yield
To
the
Inflatable
Atr
Pressure
Treatment
by
Beatley,
the
Famous
British
Eipert
Complete
Comfortable
Control
Guaranteed
This
great
British
invention
has
the:
approval
of
the
medical
profession
evcrywhrr.
It
Is
accepted
as
standaiu
oy
leading
hospitals,
Once
Used
Always
Approved
JVrlte
"Be-nleys'
(Canada)
S4
Surrard
St.
Vancouver,
B.C.
NEXT
YEAR'S
GRADE
LIST
'(ontJnuei
from
pace
one)
Sylvester,
Jack
Walker,
George
Weir,
Alvera
Whyte.
Mono
Whyte,
Berhlce
Whyte,
Billy
WAson,
George
2bura.
Grade
V.
Ralph
Anderson,
Amy
Armstrong.
Reginald
Beale,
Betty
Blake,
Betty
Bremner,
Richard
Cameron,
Bobby
Capsticfc,
Clifford
Carlyle,
Ronald
Clavrlng,
Hazel
Coombs,
Jack
Collins.
Bobby
Eby.
James
Feasby,
Victor
Field.
Stanley
Franks.
Jessie
Gibson,
John
Good,
Spencer
Huson.
Tommy
Flewln,
John
Johnsen.
Owennle
Jenkins,
Alf
Jerstad,
Sverre
Jerstad,
Lloyd
Keays;
Oliver
Keays.
Joyce
Keilback,
Faith
King.
Laura
Latsen,
John
Lawrte,
Alan
Leighton.
Jantoft
Leland.
Delphlne
Lemon.
Jean
McCrlmon.
Kenneth
MCCrimmon.
James
McKay,
Jean
McKay.
Jack
McLean.
Jarvls
Mc-Leod.
Adeline
Mitchell,
Trevor
Morgan.
Donnle
Nelson.
Patsy
Nlcholls,
Dorothy
Penney.
Aster
Pettersen.
Thomas
Fierce.
Ina
Robertson,
Annie
Service.
Marlon
Sheppard,
Oun-vor
Skaland.
Lillian
Skogmo,
Mag-nhlld
Storseth.
Florrle
Walker.
Norma
Walters.
John
Watt.
Rudolf
Warne.
John
Wilson.
Hans
Pettersen,
Sheila
Blackstock.
Grade
VI.
Olaf
Anderson,
George
Baker,
Stanley
Balllnger.
Alastalr,
Bell.
Nancy
Bremner,
Jack
Bremner,
Melbourne
Bussey,
Gordon
Brochu,
Wilfred
Chandler,
Bessie
Chandler.
Eva
Chandler,
Engina
ChHstensen,
Oeorge
Cook,
Christina
Cook,
Sylvia
Croxford,
Spencer
Da
vies.
Harry
Daggert,
Thomas
Dennis,
Nancy
Delgrln.
WaUace
Dell,
Teddy
Drake.
Harry
Emmerson.
Marion
Eriksen
Joan
Forrest,
Dorothy
Fowler,
Florence
Gillis.
Lester
Grlmble.
Geral-dine
Hanley,
Billy
Hawes.
Eileen
Hemmons,
Fletcher
Hemons,
For-stad
Husoy,
Emll
Jensen.
Floyd
Joy,
Slgna
Johnsen.
Yutuka
Izumi,
Elsie
Johansen,
Joey
Kadanago,
Helen
Krause,
Jean
Krause,
Flora
Leslie,
Helen
Leslie,
Matilda
Larsen,
Billy
Manson.
Ralph
Morln.
Pearl
Men-zles.
Marion
McLachlln,
Robert
McKay,
Bobby
McLean,
Margaret
Mc-Meekln,
Duncan
McRae,
John
Nlcholls,
Kazi
Nishlo,
Joe
Norton,
Marie
Norton,
Annie
Peterson,
Walter
Perkins.
Mary
Pierce,
Edgar
Preston,
Jack
Ritchie,
Olav
Rystadt,
Stanley
Scherk,
HJordis
Skaland,
Dorothy
Shrubsall,
Harry
Skogmo.
Norma
Smith,
Marie
Sorensen.
Jimmle
Stiles.
Goodwin
Stromdahl.
Ned
Tobey,
Edith
Tuck,
John
Skbg.
Shirley
Walls.
Jack
WUkle,
Robert
WlHlscroft.
Willy
Wiley,
Louis
Knut-son.
Malcolm
Wilding.
Betty
Wilkinson.
Grade
VII.
Harold
Anderson,
Margaret
Armstrong,
Maud
Bagshaw,
Alex
Bailie.
Ethel
Bury.
George
Carlyle,
Isabele
Connery,
Fannie
Callbreath,
Angelo
Christlano.
Jack
Corbould,
Edith
Cromp,
John
Bunn.
Herbert
Chandler,
Frances
Dagllsh,
Tommy
Dal-zell,
Bobby
Davie.
Dorothy
Davis,
Betty
Dickens,
Josephine
Oay.
Emmy
Glske,
June
Gomez.
Catherine
Flnley.
Bobby
Hale,
ffelge
Holke-stad.
Auslaug
ITolkestad.
Norman
Hebb,
Phyllis
Hill-Tout,
Mlmmy
Johnson.
Gas
Krause,
Maureen
Klrkpatrlck.
Kathleen
Kurulok,
Clara
Kurulok.
Hazel
Lear.
Bruce
Love,
Evan
Love,
Isabel
McCrlm-mon,
Hazel
Mast
In,
Malrl
Matheeon,
Ian
Matheson,
Ida
Moorehouse,
Robert
Parsons,
Marjory
Peachey,
Margaret
Penney,
Jean
Ponder.
Robert
Rudderham.
Jean
Robertson,
Torgler
Rysstad,
Ruth
Scherk,
As-laug
Skaland.
Jane
Service,
James
Sneddon.
Mary
Sievert.
Malcolm
Smith.
Obrdon
Stamford,
Jean-Stoniee.
Alfred
Wlkdal.
Klvo
Sue-hlro.
Oeorge
Tuck,
Asle
Wick.
Grade
VIII.
Petir
Allen,
Howard
Beale,
Eric
Berner,
Beryl
Birch.
Oeorge
Brown.
Oeraldlne
Cade,
Russell
Cameron,
Violet
Cavenalle,
Margaret
Chrls-tensen.
Elmer
Clausen.
Marjorle
Cook,
Sydney
Croxford.
Jean
Dal-zell.
Nancye
Dawes,
Violet
Dell,
Donald
Eastman,
Muriel
Eby,
Frank
Elliott,
Gertrude
Oarllck,
Irene
Olske,
Alice
Oomez,
Joy
Oreen,
Phylla
Hamblln.
Peter
Husoy.
Alice
Hunter,
Harold
Ivarson,
Wlnntfred
King,
Ivar
Johnson,
Alan
Kergln.
Oeorglna
Lamb,
BJorg
Luth.
Keith
McLeod,
May
Macphal),
Robert
Manson,
Robert
Morrison,
Donald
Norton,
Lloyd
Rice,
Edith
Sievert,
Marjorle
SU-versldes,
Ida
Slatta,
Edith
Smith,
Jennie
Strand.
Victoria
Stamford,
Helen
Valentine
Owyneth
Walker,
Melven
Walls,
Jean
Watt,
Dorothy
Bunny
Austin
"Bunny"
Austin
:s
spen
i
the
above
picture
ui
play
He
defeated
Keith
Olendnill
ol
-lie
TJ
iti'd
Siacs
in
the
Wimbledon
tennis
championships
last
week
Pete
Chenoski
in
Ketchikan
Boxing
Bout
This
Evening
Under
the
management
of
Stan
Morln.
Pete
Chenoski.
well
known
local
lightweight
boxer,
sailed
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
for
Ketchikan
where
he
will
meet
Eddie
Bronco
of
Ketchikan,
a
FIN-plno,
in
the
headllner
of
a
boxtnc
card
tonight.
Both
boys
will
wetgii
in
at
120
pounds
or
thereabouts.
It
will
be
Chenoskl's
first
appearance
as
a
main
eventer
Baseball
Scores
FRIDAY
SCORES
National
League
St
Louis
1.
New
Yark
f.
Chicago
3.
Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
2,
Boston
a.
Pittsburg
4.
PbJtedalphia
5.
American
League
Boston
4,
Chicago
2.
New
York
12.
Cleveland
13
Washington
2.
Dcseail
1.
Philadelphia
11-11.
St.
Louis
12-
SATURDAY
SCORfiS
American
League
Phltodeiphsa
14,
Si.
Lorts
IS
Washington
11.
Dstrokt
3.
Boston
7.
Chlcaao
2.
New
York
4.
Ctmlisri
2.
National
League
St.
Louis
I,
New
York
II.
Cincinnati
6.
Bsstan
S.
Pittsburg
8-4.
Phttade6ta
13-.
Chlcaao
13.
Brooktsi
3.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
New
York
7,
Clrvelaad
3.
PhUadelphU
6-6.
8t
Louis
S-U.
National
League
Cincinnati
0-3,
Boston
1-0.
Chicago
3-3.
Brooklyn
7-4.
St.
Louis
0-0,
New
York
1-1.
Charles
D.
Fyf,
accountant
In
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
who
has
been
spending
a
vacation
In
the
south,
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
on
Friday.
Wllkle,-
Philip
Williamson,
Dick
Wrathall.
Grade
IX.
Promoted
on
recommendation
to
High
School.
Clssle
Armstrong.
Ellen
May
Bejl,
Donald
Blake,
Dorothy
Blake,
Am
aranth
Bury,
Malsie
Cameron,
I
.
Margaret
Dougherty.
Floyd
Eby,
I
Mrs.
Jessie
Jacobs,
who
had
been
Robert
Elklns,
Martin
Eriksen.
Ed-1
making
the
triangle
tour
to
Jas-lth
Ferguson,
Linda
Field,
Roland
Pf
and
Vancouver,
returned
FredrlksOn.
Mitchell
Gay,
Robert
t0
tn
dty
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
Olbson.
Terry
Orlmble,
Willie
Hale,
Friday.
ITamnn
M.,,1,.
Uiiml
T
...
I
i
.
Jonasson,
Robert
Kelsey,
Jeanetta's
King,
Alf
Larsen,
Harley
Lear.'
Harry
Lundquist.
Isamo
Matsumoto,
I
a
Marguerite
Menzles.
Adele
MusmM-
a
lem,
Arthur
MacDonald.
Stewart
McOrelsh.
Margaret
MeLachltfn.
David
McMcekln,
Florence
Parker.
Charles
Perkins,
Harold
Ponder,
Robert
Ritchie,
Tar
Jar
Rystad,
Honora
Sllversldes.
Anny
Sorenson,
Jack
Storrie,
Reta
Stromdahl,
Audrey
VIereck,
Merle
West,
Blom
Wick,
Jean
Wilson.
Ellaabeth
Wood.
Sabra
Woodhouse,
Alice
Worobec.
To
as
His
Stuff
GURVICH
IS
VICTORIOUS
Local
Boy
Too
Smsrt
For
Steve
Bright
From
Naas
River
in
Six-Round
Boxing
Bout
Big
Crowd
Harry
Marey's
Promotional
Debut
Card
of
Lively
Action
Appreciated
by
Audience
Outsmarting
his
game
and
husky
opponent.
Nina
Ourvlch
of
this
city
l
H49
pound
jii
earned
the
unanimous
'decision
of
referee
and
two
Judges
over
Steve
Bright,
1A0
poUndsV,
Naas
River
native,
in
the
six-round
main
event
of
the
Dominion
Day
boxing
card
at
the
Empress
Social
CM
Saturday
night.
Ounrich
made
good
use
of
Mis
experience,
let
Bright
beat
the
air
and
do
a
good
deal
of
useless
leather-pushing
and.
from
the
outset,
skhough
appearing
to
be
on
the-
defensive
a
good
deal,
butlt
up
a
tout;
margin
of
points
on
actual
blows.
Opening
Events
In
the
semi-wind
-tip,
Brenson
Hunt,
M0
pounds,
and
Chock
nic-kay.
147,
did
four
two-minute
founds,
the
referee
and
one
Judge
calling
It
a
draw
while
the
second
indae
voted
for
Hlekay.
Hot
Barnes
refereed
the
main
Fevent
and
the
semi-final
with
Jack
Judge
and
Dick
Woods
as
Judges.
Wesley
and
Ames,
a
couple
of
Indians,
did
three
Founds
of
very
serious
exhibition
slugging
which
Hooked
at
times
like
a
tribal
war
so
anxious
were
they
to
oww
at
each
other.
BUI
Hogg,
secretary
of
the
unera-oloyad
councils,
took
three
falls
from
Radcllffe
in
a
barrel-boxing
con
last
which
proved
brief
but
entertaining.
MrLeod
bad
bad
luck
to
run
into
Worsfold's
swing
and
a
technical
knockout
at
the
very
opening
of
the
deuce
spot.
In
the
curtain
raiser,
Peacock
and
Montgomery
worked
like
little
Trojans
in
slugging
a
three-round
exhibition
and
put
the
crowd
In
good
humor
for
the
rest
of
the
evening.
Dido
Ourvlch
refereed
the
first
four
bouts,
Rol
Barnes
was
announcer
for
the
evening
and
Max
and
Henry
Hejlbronw
were
time-keepers.
The
crowd
present
txed
the
ca-oselty
of
the
arena.
The
Dally
News
can
br
pur-
a-chased
at
Post
Office
Newt
Stand,
323
r
Oranvllle
St,
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
'
R.
W:
Riley,
Terrace-,
B.C.
Oeneral
Store,
Anyox".
4
smlthers
Drug
Store,
Bmlth-1
-n.
B.C.
LOCAL
NEWS
James
N.
Kill
as
returned
last
week
to
the
city
after
having
sppnt
a
week
or
so
at
Premier
on
bu,.-
neM
The
name
of
Miss
Ruth
Nelson
was
omIltcd..frorri
the
King.
Edward
ljlgfi
School
pass
list
published
on
Friday.
She
passed
from
Grade
fo-
Oraoe
10
with'
good
standing.
Harold
'Johns
of
the
teaching
staff
of
King
Edward
High
School
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
for
Victoria
where
he
will
spend
the
summer
vacation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Jsk.
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
the
Okan-agan
countsy
to
aUend
the
Oddfellows'
Grand
Lodge
convention
at
Kelowna.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
on
Friday.
Miss
Norma
Archie,
daughter
or
Dan
Archie,
sailed
Friday
night
on
the
Oardena'
for
Abbots
ford
In
the
PraserValley-where
she-will
spend
the'
summer
vacation
with
her
aunt,
Mrs.
Rolls,
formerly
of
this
city.
Arthur
8utton.
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
King
Edward
High'
S&ioo,
and
Mrs.
Sutton
nafled
Saturday
afternoon
on
thePrtneeas
Charlotte
for
Vaaaouvee
where
they
will
spend
th
summer
vacation.
Miss
Rita
MeLean.
who
teaehes
school
at
Vanarsdoi.
arrived
In
the
eUy
on
Saturday
afternooa'a
train
from
the
Interior
to
spend
the
summer
vacation
here
with
her
parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
M.
Mc-Leatf.
Semi
CbYe
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon
ana
daughter.
Mis
Olive
Gordon
R.N
of
the
nurslmr
staff
of
the
Mn
Dnrun
General
Hospital
sailed
FrtdaTl
nigm
on
we
prince
John
for
Tlell.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
they
will
spend
a
vacation.
Miss
Mtrfflle
ane
Master
Pat.
children1
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Wiggins-
ot
Cedarvale."
arrived
in
the
city
last
wrek
from
the
Interior
to-spend
the
summer
holidays
st
the
Ootemment
Wharf
here
wKh
Alex
Ctapperton.
SILVEtt
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
JOly
3:
(Canadian
Press)
Bllver
closed
at
36e
on
the
local
metal
market
today
and
copper
at
Sc.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
the
second
half
schedule
follows
July
4C.
N.
R.
A.
vs
Empress
July
Orotto
vs.
Blks
July
c.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Grotto
Navy
vs.
Kalens.
July
11
Kalens'
vs.
Elks.
July
13
Empress
vs.
Navy
July
19
Orotto
vs.
Empress
Kalens
vs.
Q.
N.
R.
A.
July
18-rElks
vs.
Navy.
Juiy
20--arotto
vs.
Kalens.
July
i3
Empress
vs.
Elks:
Navy
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
,
July
3
Grotto
vs.
Navy.
July
27Elkt
Vs.
C.
N.
R:
A.
Jijly
30-Kalens
vs.
Empress;
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
.
August
1
Navy
vs.
Empress.
August
3-0.
N.
R.
A.
ti.
Kalens.
August
d-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Navy;
Elks
vs.
Kalens.
August
8
Empress
vs.
Grotto.
August
10
Empress
vs.
Kalens.
Augutt
13-Elks
vs.
Empress:
Navy
ys;
Grotto.
August
IS
C.
Ni
R.
A.
vs.
Elks.
August
17
Kalens
vs.
Grotto.
August
20Orotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.:
Navy
vs.
Elks.
August
22
Ernpresa
vs.
C.
N.
R,
A.
August
24-Kalens
vs.
Navy.
The
standing
to
date:
Monday.
July
3,
lm
RACES
ARE
POSTPONED
....
.
,..tu
U"fn"
rU"
l
on
om""
Day
rootball
Games
Played
Unsettled
weather
caused
postponement
until
a
later
date
of
the
parade
and
children's
and
field
sports
In
connection
with
the
Do
minion
Day
celebration
on
Sutur
day.
The
Junior
football
game
m
d
the
Dominion
Day
football
final
were
run
In
between
the
shower
Canadian
Legion
won
the
Domin
Ion
Day
Cup
by
defeating
Regimen4
3
to
nil.
Borden
Street'
School
dc
feated
Booth
Memorial
School
4
'
nil
in
the
Junior
game
The
senj.,"
basebaU
game
between
Sons
'
Canada
and
Elks
was
poMKn.
16.
Danaas
were
held
both
Frid
.
and
Saturday
evenlnxs
and
prv
popular.
M7.aiBBHr-t
hi
VIST..
Tfteniholatuin
lh
ktahne
Crtam
fat
Burns.
Scalds.
Bites
Cic
NEW
GOODS
Just
Arrived
Kitchen
Scales
Kitchen
Scales
WmI
up
"0
.
24
lbs.
Every
good
rook
will
want
one.
You
oa?
wnlgb
baby
too
CO
HtZ
PHcdarftonly
o
Fruit
Jars
Wide
Month
Fruit
Roller
Skates
Boys'
and
Oiris'
Roller
8kat.
n
Priced
from
$1.75
Kaien
Hardware
Smith
Block
Phone
3
A
dollar
lets
you
take
advantage
of
our
summer
service
calls.
Have
set
eondl-oned
Sour
for
Uie
beet
reception,
as
summer
reception
requires
the
utmost
ot
your
set
Get
those
baseball
and'
special
bVoa
(leasts
on
the
short
waves
with
a
convcrtor
rented
from
us
for
the
event
at
very
reasonable
rates
Superior
j
Radio
Service
33ft
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P.
O.
Bos
132
A.
O.
BARTLETT
C.
II.
INSULANDER