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Things
You
Need
When
School
Closes
Scout
Haversacks
75c,
90c,
$1.45
Scout
Knives,
25c
TENTS,
$4.75
Kollcr
Skates,
$1.85
were
$2.25
Fish
Rod,
Line
&
Reel
75c
Other
Outfits,
$1.95
Raseball
Gloves
65c
up
,
Baseballs,
25c
up
Golf
Putter
and
Rail
50c
Kaien
Hardware
PHONE
3
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
,
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
'
COAL
.rilVK.LFY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCK
RUPERT
FEKP
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
SUMMER
PRICES
FUR'COATS
Five
dollars
will
hold
any
coat
until
fall.
Make
money
by
buying
now!
G
0
L
I)
B
L
0
0
M
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
Hyde
Transfer
Card
Tables
and
Chairs
For
Rent
Graham
Island
3X
and
5X
SHINGLES
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
i
,
r
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Monster
Whale
Taken
off
Queen
Charlotte
Isalnds
Many
Tourists
Here
This
Mornliig-Aeria!
Angling
Party
Home.
One
of
the
largest
whales
ever
I
caught
off
th
British
Columbia
coast
was
taken
recently
by
the
consolidated
Whaling
Corporation's
steamer
Brown.
The
Brown
was
whaling
out
of
Naden
Harbor
off
the
northern
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
when
an
eighty-
loot
sulphur
bottom
whale
welsh
ing
between
eighty
and
ninety
tons
was
harpooned.
The
local
branch
nf
w
w
Mai
kin
Co.
.
Ltd
,
.was
iviLuvin,
reDresented
ati
nt'and
vu,
a
sramtr
iuay
uecnia.
Capt.
Art
Hook
of
the
Ketchikan
boat
Nohoslt,
one
of
the
vessels
which
was
here
over
the
week-end
with
the
baseball
team
from
thl
"First
City,"
is
a
widely
known
and
long
experienced
deeD
sea
diver,
having
been
identified
with
many
undertakings
of
submarine
adventure
during
.......
his
.B
llw
career.
i.aii.
At
mi
life
which
is
quite
notable.
There
were
155
passengers
mostly
round
trip
tourists
returning
south,
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
which
was
in
port
from
3:30
to
5:30
Saturday
after
noon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
Two
nassentrers
die.
embarked
from
;the
vessel
at
this
port
while
four
went
south
from
here
aboard
her.
'
Union
"
steamer
Catala,
Capt
James
Findlay,
arrived
in
nort.
at
10:15
last
night
from
the
south
With
a
!rnnH.cldrl
rocn.
11-1
Making
her
first
voyage
or
the
Tason
on
the
Alaska
tourist
route,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rob-
ECONOMY
SPECIALS
CRUSHED
WHEAT
SODAS
JLttx
f
ffn
Weston,
per
pkg
CRACKER
ETI
ES
I.B.C.
H
per
pkg.
DUTCH
RUSK-I.B.C.
Cello,
per
pkg
CHRISTIE'S
SODAS
Family,
per
oke.
.
MOLASSES
Sweet
Adeline,
5's,
per
tin
ROAST
BEEF
Globe
per
tin
GORGONZOLA
CHEESE
Imported,
per
lb.
BAGDAD
COFFEE
5-lb.
tin
COLGATES
BABY
SOAP
3
for
25c
17c
39c
17c
50c
$1.79
14c
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
At
Reasonable
Prices
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
Hello,
bubbles
vmhat
oo
vtju
"thimk"?
Mac
PfcOMlSEb
-jo
fAlSE
A
MUS-TArwn
1
ac
r-
NIC3HT
'
1
ert,
Capt.
Edward
Mahhs
nrrivsH
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
and
sailed
at
1
o'clock
this
aHr.
noon
for
Skagway
and
other
nor-
mern
points
whence
she
Is
due
oack
here
next
Sundav
smith
bound.
The
vessel,
which
will
make
four
Alaska
cruises
during
the
capacity
list
of
321'
passengers
in-
umaing
wiuiam
Seiter,
screen
director
of
Shirlev
wife,
Marion
Nixon,
the
popular
actress;
Mrs.
Ty
Cobb,
wife
of
the
great
baseball
star;
Mr,
and
Mrs.
J.
Newberry,
a
Victoria
honeymoon
couple,
and
a
Ian?
of
Chicago
people.
the
CP.R.
steamer
Princess
Alice'
Capt.
Clifford
Fenton,
which
ar
rived
at
9
a.m.
from
Vancouver
sailed
STRAWBERRY
JELLY
4
cups
(2
lbs.)
juice.
72
cups
(3V4
lbs.)
sugar.
1
bottle
fruit
pectin.
Use
only
fully
ripened
berries.
Crush
thoroughly
and
drip
through
jelly
bag
Do
not
drip
overnight
as
uncooked
juice
ferments
quickly.
Measure
juice
and
sugar
into
large
saucepan,
stir,
and
brine
to
boil.
At
once
add
pectin,
stirring
con
stantly,
and
then
bring
again
to
a
full
rolling
boll
and
boil
hard
'2
minute.
Remove
from
fire,
let
stand
1
minute,
skim,
pour
quickly.
Cover
hot
jelly
with
film
nf
hot
parraffin;
when
jelly
is
cold,
cover
wun
y8
inch
of
hot
Daraf-
fln
on
-sides.
Reoulres
abnnt.
3
quarts
berries.
Makes
about
11
eight-ounce
glasses.
A
few
weeks
later
along
come
the
rasDbprrl.!
and
this
recipe
may
be
used
again
ior
raspberry
jelly.
DAILY
NW
The
Letter
Box
LIKES
TRAVELLING
SHOW
Editor,
Daily
News:
Taking
up
your
oaDer
on
Sat
urday
I
war
somewhat
surprised
and
disgusted
to
see
that
some
of
the
merchants
of
this
citv
regretting
that
the
'Cresreni
Travelling
Show"
had
come
her?
tor
a
rew
days.
It
could
hardly
be
believed
that
such
narrow.
erasD.
ing
men
existed.
The
monev
soenl
on
me
snow
would
certainly
no
nave
gone
Into
their
hands.
Per
haDS
thpv
tin
i
j
v
iVMUKb
nun
icvt
Another
vessel
making
her
first
,pleasures'
the
youth
of
'
Prince
Alaska
voyage
of
the
spaenn
9,
three
,not
&ot
a
boat
or
the
means
of
.
....
it
A
i
(
vmtg
hours
iiUUiS
iaiCi
later
the
annual
picnic
of
the
comDanv's
i
for
Skagway
whencp
sh
.
i
Old
Guard
Association
held
re-
back
here
Saturday
afternoon
Centlv
out
nf
Vanmntor
tn
SOUthbnnnrl
RVio
v,.j
-
-
mj
wiitim
aiou
llaU
ix
Cip-
Park
aboard
the
Union
Steamshln
:
acity
list
of
passensrers
tt.ninn..
o.
x
t-j
imi
241
..,
...
s
Rupert
Tiave.
I
should
imagine
the
theatre
is
the
only
pleasurr
for
the
little
ones,
I
am
of
course
speaking
of
the
people
who
have
sending
their
children
awnv
fr
a
noiiday.
There
are
hundreds
o
sucn
people
here.
Lots
of
child
ren
have
never
been
on
a
trail
of
whom
lis
mi.
or
even
as
fur
nc
hn,iv.
I
--w
tVUllU
WlLI"
tl
11
1'
pers.
Four
nasseneers
lff.
tha
then,
Oh
Joy.
a
circus
romps
nirmo
1,
.UIIJ
.
.
....
Alice
here
...
V.
1
1
i
while
two
went
north
aDoard
her
The
first
party
of
Prinr
Rim.
ert
anglers
ever
to
make
the
trip
into
Khtda
Lake
by
aircraft,
Dr
L.
W.
Kergin,
F.
A.
MacCalliim
r
G.
Vandersluys,
Capt.
W.
P.
Ar
mour
nnH
Allm
ir
i
i
.
"iuui
icigui,
returned
Ketchikan
he
has
a
display
of
I
nome
last
evening
in
Pilot
Charles
diving
apparatus
and
submarine
Elliott's
Pacific
Airways
Junker
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Only
one
passenger
disembarked
here
from
a
faooujlgcr
1151
I
-p
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours,
later
j
the
Prince
Rupert
iur
oiewarc.
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whcy-ice
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
southbound.
seaplane.
They
fished
the
upper
"
ana
nad
good
results.
The
flight
took
about
half
an
hour
each
way
whereas,
by
the
ordinary
means
of
transportation,
it
takes
at
least
uowari?
nf
hnif
Q
day
each
way.
With
155
passencers
on
bnnrri
C.N.R.
steamer
Prlnpp
Pimnri
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at.
8:30
this
morning
from
her
first
voyage
of
the
season
to
Alaska
and.
sails
at
3
o'clock
th.s
afternoon
for
Vancouver
Via
nwn
The
Indian
Department's
power
cruiser
Naskeena,
with
Constable
Foster
R
C.M.P.
m
charge,
returned
to
port
Saturday
evening
from
a
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
Indian
Agent'
W,
E
Collison
on
board.
The
Naskeena
nd
been
away
since
jast
Wedne
wic
tmiuren
must
go
at
all
cost
and
what
fun
thpv
h
I
should
say
to
the
merchant
who
are
complalnlne
that
thpv
deserve
to
lose
out
and
that
k
why
prince
Rupert
is
where
it
is
ioaay
And
I
should
also
like
t(
suggest
if
in
the
future
they
have
such
complaints
to
make
not
tc
advertise
them,
it
makes
them
look
so
mean
and
Prince
Ruper'
o
small.
A
MOTHER.
BIG
MUSIC
FILM
HERE
"Music
Goes
'Round"
and
"The
Lone
Wolf
Returns"
on
Screen
A
dazzling
musical
corned?
'Music
Goes
'Round,"
starring
Rochelle
Hudson
and
Harry
Rich-man,
and
a
romantic
adventure
picture
"The
Lone
Wolf
Returns."
with
Melvyn
Douglas
and
Gall
Patrick
in
the
leading
roles,
comprise
a
first
of
the
week
double
bill
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
In
"Music
Goes
"Round,"
a
Broadway
musical
comedy
star
finds
himself
stranded
in
a
tiny
soutnern
town.
He
falls
for
the
daughter
of
a
showboat
owner
iay.
Mr.
Collison
was
makin-
the
.
..
a
job'
,nconlt.
as
on
rip
to
the
Islands
of
which
agency
l
troupe's
thesplans.
Feeling
he
is
in
charge
nendlne
thP
an-
tnat
the
trouPe
ls
Just
Inova-
pointment
of
an
agent
to
succeed
,
!S
new
Broadway
show-
James
Gilett,
who
was
recently
T
Drmgs
tne
Players
to
transferred
to
Bella
Coola
Massctt
f,'
New
Yorkers
roar
with
and
Skldegate
iaugntfr
at
the
old-fashioned
were
visited
by
Mr
.lollisrin.
1
troupe's
efforts,
and
.the
girl
is
fhrntAn.hoirtorl
ou
i.
l
i
Timely
Recipes
.v.,w.
v.mvu.
aiic
is
sure
tney
were
brought
to
the
biz
citv
to
be
ridiculed.
But
everything
turns'
ipui
an
right
In
the
end,
as
thing!
are
wont
to
do
"The
Lone
Wolf
Returns."
it
I
based
on
the
famous
Louis
Joseph
Vance
story
of
the
same
name.
On
I
the
screen
the
daring
intrigues.
me
connlving3
of
the
astute
and
elusive
jewel
thieves,
and
the
charming
romance
between
the
heiress
and
the
debonair
gem
pilferer
make
grand
entertainment.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
Mrs.
Hanson
and
Mrs.
Iversnn
and
Norman,
Oona
River;
A.
John-sen,
city;
T.
Gosnell,
Port
Simp
son;
ous
SIstrom
and
A.
E.
Joner.
Pitt
Island.
Royal
Jack
Williams,
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
M.
B.
Erge
and
Mrs.
Edward
Locken,
Petersburg.
Prince
Rupert
A.
M.
Scalfe.
Dave
Bell
and
H
M.
Church,
Vancouver;
W.
Lalng,
victoria.
i
FINE
FILM
LIST
HERE
,
Outstanding
Pictures
Coming
Next
Month
to
Screen
of
Capitol
;
'
v
Theatre
'
Charlie
Chaplin's
"Modern
Times,"-
the
famous
Charles
Dickens'
story
"Tale
of
Two
Cities."
the
Louis-Schmellng
fight
pictures.
Ed
die
Cantor's
annual
film
"Strike
Me
Pink."
Alexandre
Dumas'
"Three
Musketeers,"
the
repeat
engage
ment
of
the
beautiful
"Smilin
Through"
with
Norma
Shearer
and
Fredric
March
and
the
Dionne
quintuplets'
feature
"The
Country
Doctor"
are
Included
in
an
out
standing
list
of
bookings
for
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
during
the
month
of
July.
The
list
as
announced,
by
Manager
D.
G.
Borland,
is
as
follows:
J
July
1
and
2
Charlie
Chaplin
in
"Modern
Times."
July
3
and
4
Ronald
Colman
in
'Tale
of
Two
Cities."
I
July
6
and
7
Bette
Davis
and
o'ranchot
Tone
in
"Dangerous"
and
S'rank
McHuah
in
"Freshman
i
joxe."
July
8
and
9
May
Robson.
Vic-
or
Jory
and
Fay
Wray
in
"Mills
of
he
Gods,"
Ann
Sothern
and
Stu-
ut
Erwln
in
"The
Party's
Out"
and
Toe
Louis-Max
Schmellng
fight
jictures.
July
10
and
11
Eddie
Cantor
in
'Strike
Me
Pink."
July
13
and
14
Alexandre
Du-
nas'
"Three
Musketeers"
and
Trank
Mcllugh
and
George
Brent
n
"Snowed
Under."
July
15
and
1&
Mvrna
Lov
and
Robert
Montgomery
in
"Petticoat
I
Fever"
and
Eddie
Nugent
and
Ben
iyon
in
"Dancing
Feet."
July
17
and
18
James
Caenev
ana
rat
O'Brien
in
"Celling
Zero."
JUiy
20
and
21
Norma
Shearer
and
Fredric
March
in
"Smilin'
Through"
and
Joan
Blondell
and
Glenda
Farrell
In
"Miss
Pacific
Fleet."
July
22
and
23
Stan
Laurel
and
Oliver
Hardy
in
"Bohemian
Olrl"
and
Hoot
Gibson
.
in
"Powder
Smoke
Range."
July
24
and
25
Myrna
Loy,
Jean
Harlow
and
Clarke
Gable
In
"Wife
vs.
Secretary.
July
27
and
28
Warner
Baxter
and
Julia
Faye
In
"King
of
Burlesque"
and
George
O'Brien
in
"Thunder
Mountain."
I
July
29-Gary
Cooper
and
Ann!
Harding
In
"Peter
Ibbetson"
andl
Gertrude
Michael
in
"Wnmnn
irap.
July
30
and
31
and
Ausust
i
Jean
Hersholt
and
the
Dionne
quintuplets
In
"The
Country
Gordon
Nelson.
Indian
tnr
drunkenness',
was
fined
$20,
with
option
of
fourteen
days'
Imprisonment,
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Dan
Campbell
and
Charlie
Green,
Indians,
similarly
charged,
were
each
fined
$10.
with
seven
days'
option.
Do
You
Return
From
Your
Vacation
100
Percent
Fit?
SURE,
When
You
Holiday
at
'THE
DUNES'
TLELL
Write
for
literature
and
rates
MADAME
RAJAUT
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
1
1
1
1
ayune
29,
193s
I
Ninety
Minutes
of
Madcap
Merriment!
Pnini,:
.
j
Shows!
Throbbing
with
vibrant
romance!
ToroSd
hi
?i
Show
i
music-eo-roundcrs
the
whnli
unri,i
'
.ine
madcan
"nff
to
see!
'
t
.
.
Uith
Kochelle
Hudson,
Harry
Richman
iAt
7:00
is
9
5)
Pl"
i
8
4?.
Sl)n''nr
One
On'vl
US
tLFiction's
fc,vcrite
adventurer'
Prepare
to
With
Melvyn
Douglas,
Gail
Patrick
WOULD
NEWS
At
8
26
Once
Onlyi
Aircraft
Service
T
vMin'fr","!,
rallway
tlc-uP'
$30
00
a
paswnwr
pro-vtding
full
load
of
five
passengers
can
be
arranged
fur.
TO
STEWART-$12.00
single
fare;
$22.00
return.
Fishing
Trips
to
Khatada
or
other
lakes
and
Special
nights
to
any
point
arranged.
For
more
information
apply:
PACIFIC
AIRWAYS
Chan.
Elliott,
Pilot
IInIon
nnrlr
Celebrate
Inly
1st,
the
Ideal
Time
For
an
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