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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
wniie
empnasiziner
tne
setoacK
on
tne
prairies
as
a
re
litlNNING
TRUE
TO
FORM
Since
the
depression
commenced
there
has
been
a
tendency
everywhere
in
democratic
countries
to
be
critical
of
goyef
hrrie'nts
arid
in
a
good
rtiany
ca'ses
tb
tiirri
tHeril
oiit.
This
shbwed
itself
in
the
Dominion
election,
and
i
Sketches
0(
Old
TiirttirS
3
In
Baseball
I
Harrv
Menzies
Started
placing
in
Victoria
wff.fi
other
famous
brothers.
Began
local
career
in
1916
with
Colts.
Has
played
oh
aft
city
league
teams
since,
starring
at
second
base.
No
v
playing
outfield
for
old
timers.
Red
Robertson
Started
playing
ball
in
Canada's
Queen
City
'Toronto).
Played
west
in
all
malor
cities
to
Prince
Ru
pert.
Starred
with
lpcSl
Sons
of
Canada
for
many
years.
Still
play
ing
outfield
for
Old
Timers.
Howard
Friziell
Started
with
Colts
in
inter
mediate
league,
developed
into
star
pitcher
witH
Sons
of
Canada
In
senior
company.
After
arm
went
bad
played
first
base.
Is
still
holding
down
that
position
for
Old
Timers.
Brick
Skinner
Started
out
as
catcher
in
Van-:
eer.
Playing
mat
position
on
rri-day
night
for
Old
Timers.
Dido
Gurvich
Started
as
outfielder
in
local
league,
played
third,
base,,
has
developed
into
one
of
the
best
backstops
Prince
Rupert
has
had
in
years
Still
in
the
game
and
always
good
for
a
laugh.
Will
be
Thursday,
July
30,
1936
in
there
catching
for
Old
Timers
on
Friday
evening.
Gordfe
Hill
Started
as
catcher
with
Colts
under
unuer
Harvey
narvey
Fraser.
rraser.
Moved
to
u
n
,i.
..
.
.
....
..
i.
j.
.
.
,
Ti
-':,
ouiu
ui
uic
uiuujjin
in
ouiuc
ui
,wic
uxoi.j
mc
uiuiiLiiij
the
outfield
in
senior
company,
Bank
of
Montreal
report
just
issued
says
this
does
not
was
heavy
hitter
for
many
years,
seriously
affect
the
treheral
recbverV
movement
Avhicli
win
be
in
there
socklfig
the
apple
1
1
1.
1
A
'
ixlt-.'.'j
--.
It
'.
nas
ueen
going
on
witn
sngnt
interruptions
since
tne
De-ginning
Of
the
year.
The
tourist,
business
has
been
much
improved,
half
a
million
cars
having
entered
Canada
from
the
United
States
during
the
months
of
April
and
May
arid
later
entries
of
which
there
are
as
yet
no
official
returns
have
been
keeping
up
well.
.Mineral
production
has
shown
expansion,
wheat
exports
have
increased,
railway
revenues
are
rising;
and
in
every
other
line
there
are
m
dications
6f
lmproveriient.
The
Bank
of
Montreal
has
been
careful
in
recording
re
covery
improvements
but
this
month
it
throws
itself
un
reservedly
into
the
role
of
optimist.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
IN
MANITOBA
Social
Credit
was
not
well
organized
in
Manitoba
and
had
done
very
little
propaganda
work,
but,
the
propaganda
in
Alberta1
rnust
undoubtedly
have
had
ah
effect
in
the
older
Prairie
nrovinco.
At
anv
rate
Social
Credit
spurns
for
Old
Timers
also
still
catching
them
in
his
hip
pocket
in
the
Khtack
Fishirig
Club
Holds
Its
Annual
Meeting
,
i
.
1
,
7,
'
v
7
'
r
,."71
The
Tie
club
ciud
Is
is
planning
planning
to
to
put
put
n
a
to
have
got
away
to
a
pretty
good
start,
to
some
extent
fourth
boat
on
Khtad'a
take
and
At
1
i
.
ill.
r
r
i.
l
I
.
....
.
.
j
.
;
.
uispiacing
uie
kj.
kj.
r.
movement
m
mat
province.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Khtada
Fishing
Club
was
held
latt
nignt
in
me
store
oi
ueorge
Bryant,
the
president
The
following
officers
were
re-elected:
President,
George
Bryant.
Secretary,
joe
Scoty.
Executive
h.
G".
ya'ndersluy3,
F
A.
MacCallum'
and
Dr.
L.
W.
also
to
finish
large
like.
the
cabin
at
the
SOFTBALL
SUSPENDED
Foiicwing
failure
of
Juriftr
Elks
ahd
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
tb
field
team's
la'st
night
in
the
scheduled
first
garria
.
J
'
'
'
'
inu
ovuiiu
nail
ji
biic
tifjr
i
f
th$
provincial
(
elections.
0
The
tendency
is
for
people
bali
League,
announcement
was
to
vote
against
any
administration,
good
or
bad.
Manitoba
made
of
the
suspension
of
league
is
shnvvirror
tViicr
in
a
vritVior
vm'rii-tr
nrilo
nmtfrrov.
nnriaMav.
activities
for
the
remainder
of
the
.K,.i.j,i.i-ij
i..tt.
u
.....
l'..
season.
jug
wic
yuvci
iiinujit
a
leputeu
buenyui.
il
is
i
uiHHllg
true
tu
iuiiu
uul
uik
upset
nus
ueen
luuuuieu
aim
me
nroDa-
rAfrrns
is
ii)NnnN
bility
is
that
the
administration
there
will
be
continued
London,
July
30
:
(fcp)c'actui
in
power
but
very
much
weakened.
Presumably
PremiferkrowK
i
on
the
increase
in
Lon
Rrnrkpti
will
vomnin
fit
nmr
iinfil
tVih
T
hrrlcloiiino
ifDMon,
as
indicated
at
a,
rectnexi
-umu
ai
jvjtv.
uubit
wv
uiomiuic
I
hlbltlori
It
is
convenient
foriri
arid
then
it
will
be
a
question
whether
he
will
be
outvoted.
of
irSenirlgSf&
sl
SpS
Shb
live
we
laKc
u
'triai
tne
tenaencv
to
vote
against
governments
in
flats.
is
being
modified.
Possibly
it
will
disappear
altogether
by
the
tifTfe"
it
els
to
Btirrard's
turn.
The
Province
news-
nsner'bv
Us
carnino-criticism
and
ridiculously
pfettv
hostility
to.
Premier
Pattullo
is
making
the
way
easier
for
Pattullo.
KOKH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
If
you
wish
to
swap
soraetrrinl
Try
a
classinetf.
CEKTIIICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
..Fou'rih
of
Jiify,
line
Frar(ftn
Dufk
l,ond.,W)flow.
Fwtloiu
ranberry,
Ctt-lii,llrMluH',
l-rlloa,
Ilaliitow
Frf
Hon,
Frontal
Fraction,
Fortal,
Com-anrhr,
Mountain,
Hobo,
paif,
I'ta.
Ted
Frartlo,
Chrrokrr,
"V"
Inlgan,
Taction,
.Hlvcr
Wrdcr
traction,
Mineral
Clalinn.
.
.
,
Situate
lh
the
Atlln
Mining
Dlvialon
of
Oioslar
District
Where
looated:
East
of
Fourth
,tf
Jul;
Crttk
ind
north
of
Crater
Crek
.
.
,
.
.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
P.
C.
Underfill!
ictlog
.
ai
agent,,
tor
,,Afllri;Rufrnet
Mine
Limited,
Free
Miners
Certificate
No.
1243-E,
Intenda,
sixty
days
from
the
dale.
Jfcreof,
to,
apply
.to
the
MJu
ing
Recorder
lor
CertlUcaAea
of
Ira-brovemenitis
tor
the
pur
fx
6t
obUlii-ing
Crown
OranU
of
the
above
clalma.
And
further
take
notice
that
action.
(Under
Motion
'85.
of
the
"Mineral
Act,"
tmut
be
commenced
before
the
tamanr
of
uch
Certlflcaitea.
of
ImprovemenU.
I
'
Dated
thU
25th
day
uf
May,
1936.
...
(THura.
lo
Jy
t)
pcGlyiriont
Park
Jiinior
Girls
hi
!
Stiflball
Cup
Win
17
to
16
in
a
very
close
and
excit
ing
game.
Keen
Interest
yJa's
ifrown'
by
the
many
sp'ecta'tbrs.
Others
scores
were:
McClymont
Intermediate
Boys
11,
Seal
Cove
in'tefrriediate
Boys
1.
McClym'bnt
Intermediate
Girls
8,
Seal
Cove
Intermediate
Girls
5.
Games
tb
be
played
Friday
are
as
follows:
At
Gyro
grounds
Intermediate
girls,
Seal
Cove
vs.
Acropolis;
intermediate
boys,
Acropolis
vs.
Seal
Cove.
At
Bdoth
School
Intermediate
girls,
Mcfclymont
vs.
Westview;
Intermediate
boys,
McClymont
vs.
Westview.
The
McClymont
junior
girls'
team
consists
of
the
following:
Norma
Scherk
(captain),
Ethel
Knutson,
Amy
Armstrong,
Margaret
Simond-son,
Audrey
Grimble,
Margaret
Smith.
Zelda
Hale.
Dorothy
Haide.
Icouver
Commercial
League,
play-
Muriel
Keyes
and
Reidun
Kildahl.
i
J
..
1
j
I
I
ri
Ulg
III
VctllUUS
ill
o..
i
iajtu
outfield
all
of
Prince
Rupert
car-
Swiminiftg
Pbtil
Dressing
Rooms
Gyro
Club
Authorizes
Playground
Committee
to
Go
Ahead
With
Work
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
its
luncheon
yesterday,
authorized
the
playground
committee
to
proceed
with
the
erection
of
dressing
rooms
in
connection
with
the
McClymont
Park
swimming
pool
where
swimming
Instruction
is
being
given
by
Instructor
David
Bell
as
part
of
the,
supervised
play
ground
activities.
The
building
of
the
dressing
rooms
will
be
proceeded
with
at
once.
Hanson
Cup
Soccer
Team
is
Selected
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Asso-ciatlori
iri
the
Canadian
Legion
Club
Rooms
la'st
night
the
follow
ing
players
were
selected,
.to
pliv
against
a
team
for
H
M.
C.
?
Skeena
on
Monda'y
next.
J.
Pierce
(gbal)'.
W.,
Murray
and
A.
Davies
(backs).
P.
Edgecumbe,
A.
Ronalds
arcl
T.
Bussarilch,
(half
S)
.
Ferguson,
II.
Dickens,
,A.
Diet
ens,
R,
Armstrong,
McMtkH
(fonvards).
Spates:
Blake,
O'Neill,
Cra'riv.
Veltch.
Miss
Allda
Johnson
of
the
city
telephone
departriient
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Very
successful
and
enjoyable
was
the
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
held
yesterday
afternoon
'jy
the
Re'bekah
Lodge
at
the
home
of
ivlrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
Flftlt
Avenue
West.
Many
ladies
called
durine
the
afternoon
and
the
hostess
was
assisted
in
recelvlhu
.McClymont
Junior
Girls
won
the
by
tne
notje
grand,
Mrs.
A.
Barbe.
playground
softball
cup
last
night,
The
rooms
presented
a
Very
at-
nrs
nf
nink
and
ereen
being
used
in
the
floral
setting.
The
,tta.
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.
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Central
M.
Pollick.
Edmonton:
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r
...
l..&MIfyiMyb,
193,
pacms
Tyro
yfvin
,t
i
n
tfSHHBBMHBBWBi
Tea
And
-Mekah
PJMILLtU
BLtNUtD
1
sV
V
'
Sale
is
Success
AM
BbTf
LEt)
Week
-
End
Special
'SPORT
Delightful
Affa'ff
Held
YestefJat
IN
SCOTLAND
BY
Afterrtoo'ri
at
Ilotte
of
Mrs.
DEWAR
:
V.
A.
sfcLean
by
defeating
Westview
by
a'
score
of
traCtive
appearance,
RebekaTi
col-1
table
was
centred
witn
a
oeauuiui,
bowl
of
pink
and
white
sweet
Flea's.
There
were
cut
glass
arid
silver
coverings
with
.pink
and
gfeeti
randies.
Mrs
J.
W.
McKInley.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Murray,
Mrs.
J.
M.
Slrtfpsotf
arid
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
presided
at
the
tea
table.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
was
general
con
venor
and
was
assisted
In
the"
tea;
room
by
Mrs.
J.
L.
Mcintosh
arid
Mrs.
William
Sherman
Jr.
Servl-teifrs
were
Mrs.
W.
McLeod.
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Peter
Solera
The
home
cbokirig
table,
laden
iil
tK
trnnrl
thin
ere
tn
Pflit
Wifd
!fi
CUUlgc
Ul
iviio,
u.
v.
i
iiiviiiai.
and
Mrs.
A.
Blackhall.
Hotel
Arrivals
ander,
C.N.R.;
John
McLellan,
1
Usk;
D.
Hadland.
Oona
River;
R
II.
Phillips,
city;
J.
Williams,
Ma's-sett.
Knox
D.
McLean,
II.
Hariseri
arid
T
Anderson,
city;
J.
H.
Scott
arid
&
Glenstery,
Vancouver;
R.
Stot-tard,
Trail;
E.
M.
Field,
Nelsbrf.
Prince
Rupert
F.
C.
Andrews
arid
wnilrtri
Mac-
kay,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
N.
G.
PraH,
Port
Esslngton;
A
R.
McCawley,
Toronto;
Mr
.and
Mrs.
George
W.
Cripps
and
grandson,
city;
Mrs.
A.
L.
Richardson,
Tlell;
Mr.
B.
Richardson,
Klnley,
Sask.
Royal
S.
Gordon,
Vancouver;
F.
O'Neill,
C.N.S.;
C.
Foster,
E.JNelsr.n
arid
G.
Moberg,
city;
VVflllam
Doucett,
Seattle.
William
Millar
returned
tb
the
city
on
the
Prince
.
Charles
thfj
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Massett.
'
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY.
JULY
30,
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Legion
MadKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
JULY
SALE
Wicker
Chairs,
sturdy
arid
stroilg,
regular
$7
50
t:.7B
0.0
July
Sale
Pliohe
775
327
Third
Ave.
'.I
L.-:.'Ai-?
.
A.:
m
THIS
KiNbdFfklMG
VvfqmirhilA
-
CALLS
FOR
KLIM
t
Why
riot
talce
your
tnillc
io
earnp
the
easiest,
safest
way
in
a
tin
ot
KLIM?
It
is
pure,
whole
milk,
powdered
for
lightness,
arid
Vacuum-Packed
to
assure
its
keeping
quali-
tiei
summed
and
winter.
Nothing
has
been
added,
and
only
tHe
natural
wafer
content
removed.
Added
tb
water,
KLIM
gives
you
over
right
times
its
weight
in
the
finest,
creamy,
country
milk
.
.
.
safe
and
dairy-fresh.
Keeps'
irf
tne
tin
perfectly,
without
ice.
CflCC
CAMP
AND
HOME
COOK
BOOK
rnttFor
vour
tnjoymcnt.
wt.hvt
iithtrtd
thi
tit
rtclptl
of
fimout
tpommen
nd
cook
l.
Buok
111
b
tent
FREE,
Juit
fill
in
tnd
mail
coupon.
KLIM
'I1
f
,
QfUEN
'
COM
PAN
Y
1m!tED,
28.Kri"
Yirdlcy
Home,
Toronto
2.
Pltnc
lend
me
the
new
Cook
Book,
"Eat
Xeclpet
lor
Camp
and
Kitchen,"
irte.
Htm
Street
-
,
(7
Pier,
,
I
1
IK
"
rrtftTR
y
TO
CCT
THE
BEIT
DEWAR
S
iMD
SCOTCH
WHISKV
To
tleaf
out
the
balance
ot
our
stock
we
afe
offering
these
high
"rade
U-nnLs
rackets
at
to'
les:
than
regular
pilce.
Get
yourself
a
good
racket
at
a
say-
..ing
We
guarantee
ev
ery
Slazenger
Racket
to
be
in
perfect
condition.
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