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June
24,
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and
Slngle-llamkil
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past
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(
"d.maltl,
25;
W.
Murray,
12.
McAuley,
25;
D.
A.
Mac-
Tlnknr.
25;
George
Hill.
17.
Winslow,
23;
A.
Macdonald,
McAuley,
19;
Q.
P,
Tinker,
Single
Handed
11
MacPhee.
21;
F.
Dlbb,
6.
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Mr
ti
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luufv.
:
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-
A.
Macdonald,
21;
r
14.
r
nTn
a
TONIGHT,
6:15
.N.V.K.
vs.
Can.
Lee
on
J0
imioni:
CO
.IKN
TRANSFER
Coal,
Baggage,
Messenger,
Idling,
Furniture
Moving
ll'rop.
Ki:i
C.II.LIS
COAL
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
fctisfactlon
Guaranteed
UlOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
LKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
KCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
RINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PRONE:
58
and
558
THE
AL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
ancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
'inest
Pink
Salmon
irked
by
the
only
salmon
Inlng
company
with
an
all
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
l
Roval
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
Canadian
Legion
will
meet
tonight
in
the
third
preliminary
play-off
game
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
series
in
lost
points
are
concerned.
In
Tuesday
night's
game
Van-!
dinks
put
up
their
best
showing
so
far
this
season.
In
the
first
half
play
seemed
to
be
almost
entirely
for
Vandinks
although
they
were
Men's
Singles
Norrlngton
beat
6-2.
Young
beat
Davis
6-4,
6-3.
Woods
beat
Bedford
6-1,
6-2.
Stamford
beat
Crulckshank
6-2,
6-3.
i
Ladies'
Singles
Mrs.
Tinker
beat
Miss
Thomson
6-2,
6-1.
j
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell
and
MKs
I.
Mlt-!
chell
beat
Mrs.
Willett
and
Miss
Davis
6-4,
6-2.
Mixed
Doubles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haworth
beat
Mr
and
Mrs.
Lundahl
7-5,
6-2.
Men's
Doubles
Norrlngton
and
Comadlna
beat
Norrls
and
Lundahl
6-1,
6-3.
Tonight's
Draw
Tonight's
draw:
6:30
p.m.
Norrlngton
and
Mrs.
Tinker
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haworth;
Stamford
and
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell
vs.
Mcintosh
and
Miss
Irene
Mitchell;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
vs.
Woods
and
Miss
C.
Mitchell.
7:30
p.m
Farquhar
and
Miss
Thomson
vs.
Davis
and
Miss
Davis;
Young
and
Stamford
vs.
Norrlng
ton
and
Comadlna.
Mrs.
D.
McLeod
returned
to
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
from
a
visit
to
the
Frlzzell
not
springs
on
the
Skeena
River.
CUBS'
LEAD
CUT
AGAIN
which,
so
far,
Legion
has
taken
:New
york
Giant8
winners
In
Se-pne
victory
from
Vandinks
4
to
1
colld
Came
of
Crucial
Series
while
Vandinks
beat
Navy
3
to
1
1
Yesterday
In
the
other.
A
win
for
the
Legion
j
,
tonight
would
put
it
In
the
final!
CHICAGO.
June
24:
(CP)
The
Round--W.
H.
Wilson-Mur-
next
week
wlth
Vandinks
white
a
i
Chicago
Cub3
had
their
margin
of
E
O.
Aves,
15.
J
Tlnitvisi
lunnivn
Tlttl
HI.
n
luiuiiu-
mcui
j
ill
.
y.
i
.
victory
lor
Uie
Navy
would
Vie
the
National
League
leadership
reduced
teams
up
as
far
as
games
won
and;again
to
one
lull
game
when
they
were
defeated
by
the
New
York
Giants
at
Wrlgley
Field
yesterday.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
a
close
victory
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
Sportsmen's
Field
to
remain
in
second
place
with
a
ma
able
to
score
but
one
goal
In
that!
Jiematical
lead
over
the
Giants,
period
when,
with
about
half
?ihe
Phillies
defeated
the
Reds
at
minute
to
go,
Bill
Ritchie,
after
Cincinnati
by
the
shut-out
route
running
through,
scored
on
SI-
and
are
now
in
sixth
place.
The
mondsen's
pass.
Boston
Bees
were
beaten
by
the
After
the
resumption
of
play
for
Pirates
at
Pittsburg
and
dropped
the.
second
half,
there
was
give
Into
the
cellar
balow
the
Reds.
and
take
play
on
both
sides.
Navy
In
the
American
League
the
New
got
away
and
looked
dangerous
for
York
Yankees
lost
to
St.
Louis
a
time
but
the
day
was
saved
and,
Browns
at
Yankee
Stadium
but
1
from
a
scrimmage
near
the
goal-
were
still
two
games
ahead
of
the
mouth,
Slmondsen
put
Vandinks
Detroit
Tigers
who
were
beaten
by
two
up.
Navy
continued
resolute
a
close
margin
by
the
Red
Sox
at
and
took
the
ball
up
the
field
on
Boston.
The
Philadelphia
Athle-a
breakaway
with
eight
minutes
to
tics
were
blanked
by
the
Chlcagc
go,
Johnny
O'Neill
putting
a
nice
White
Sox
at
Shlbe
Park
and
sank
one
In
to
put
the
Navy
on
the
further
into
the
cellar
below
the
score
sheet.
The
sailors
continued
Browns.
to
force
the
Issue
but
Vandinks:
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
succeeded
In
getting
away
and
wlthJ
three
minutes
to
go,
Ritchie
scored
again
to
make
it
three
to
one.
Navy;
pressed
hard
until
the
final
whistle
but
was
unable
to
find
the
net
al-j
though
Armstrong
was
dangerous.
In
front
of
goal.
I
Darrow
Gomez
played
a
stout
game
at
back
and
broke
up
manyj
Navy
plays.
Ralph
Smith
played
a,
hard
attacking
game
for
Navy.
Alex
Harvey
refereed.
Tennis
Play
National
League
Philadelphia
3,
Cincinnati
0.
Brooklyn
2,
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
8.
Chicago
4.
Boston
5,
Pittsburg
8.
American
League
Cleveland
5,
Washington
14.
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
0.
St.
Louis
6,
New
York
3.
Detroit
5,
Boston
6.
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
games)
National
League
Last
Evening
Chicago
Hi
,St.
Louis
33
New
York
34
Prince
Rupert
Club's
Tournament
Pittsburg
31
Is
Progressing
I
Brooklyn
24
.
-
I
Philadelphia
22
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
Cincinnati
21
championship
tournament
results
Boston
...20
last
night
were
as
follows:
j
American
League
New
York
34
Mcintosh
6-1,
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St
Louis
Philadelphia
"T1LLIE
THE
TOILER"
HUM
"SOME
CLASSY
DUMP
V0U
PRIVATE
SOKE
Tt.
VJrVST'S
"THIS
ADOIsTj
32
31
26
26
.25
19
18
L.
21
22
23
24
28
34
33
34
20
23
24
22
26
30
33
34
Pet.
.618
.600
.596
364
,452
.365
PAQE,FLVE.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
i
t
ST.
THOMAS
IS
WINNER
TODAY'S
nASERALL
National
League
Boston
9,
Pittsburg
6.
Philadelphia
4.
Cincinnatf
6."
American
League
Chicago.
7,
Philadelphia,
2.
,"t
St.
Louis
6,
New
York
9.
Detroit
0,
Boston
3.
LEGION
TEAM
The
team
to
represent
the
Canadian
Legion
in
tonight's
football
393
'match
will
be
as
follows:
Gurvlch;
329
Murray
and
Blake;
Baptls,
A.
Dlc-370
kins
and
Greer;
Franks,
Alan
Smith,
Howe,
H.
Dickens
and
530
Hardy.
Spares,
R.
Cameron,
Glale
ggg
and
Bacon.
.564
'
c42
GILIIULY
CUP
STANDING
.500
V
D
L
F
A
455
Legion
2
0
0
5
,
3
Vandinks
1
u
1
4
3
:3i6
Nayy
OH,
"THAT'S
A
COMMUNICATIMS
STEM-IT
OOMMEOa
,VMTH
THE
BOSS
mrm
mem
moo
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0
2
1
4
matk
Li
I
i3.3
oz.-u.3o
MBHMnTjTTTffHrTnTi
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
t.hp
Government
of
British
Columbia
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
the
Canadian
National
uauways
j
Area
n0.
3
this
season
so
tar
7.-small
bore
rifle
league,
it
was
an-l
419,329
pounds
have
been
taken
In
nounced
today
by
W.
E.
Shepley,
comparison
with
6,819,566
pounds
president
of
the
association
here.
a
yar
ag0
it
is
on
this
rate
of
They
scored
an
all-time
nign
av-
landings
that
the
Commission
estt-
erage
of
99.65
out
01
a
possible
mates
that
the
attainment
of
the:
100
per
man
for
each
target
shot.
qUOta
for
the
present
year
will
be'
Teams
throughout
the
entire
Na-
reached,
resulting
In
the
closing
of
tional
system
competed
in
the
Area
No.
2
at
an
earlier
date
than
series
which
consisted
of
ivclve
jn
1930,
I
matches.
I
j
Teams
from
Montreal
captured
J
The
Ketchikan
motorships
Kings-Lhe
next
three
place
in
the
league,
'mill
and
New
Zora
were
In
port
scoring
47C3,
4758
and
4733.
Kam-,la.st
evening,
bringing
between
loops
came
fifth
with
4725
andi
them
three
carloads
of
fresh
hall-Toronto,
last
year's
winners,
were
but
for
trans-shipment
east
over
sixth
with
4722.
1
Canadian
Natlpnal
Railways.
G.
I.
Orr
of
St.
Thomas
drop-j
-M
Mmbm
Qf
Qf
the
Ar.
p
k
ou.y
tu
mour
salvage
Co.
are
engaged
just
dividual
trophy
with
a
record
scorei,
...
.
if
1198
out
of
a
possible
1200.
J.
N.
Bradley,
also
of
St.
Thomas,
came
second
with
1195,
and
William
Brass
of
Prince
Rupert
was
third
with
1194.
Further
indications
of
the
high
calibre
of
the
shooting
In
the
league
this
year
Is
shown
by
the
fact
that
18
men
across
the
system
average
99
out
of
100
or
better
throughout
thg
season
and
41
averaged
98
or
better.
the
company's
floats.
VANCOUVER,
June
24:
(CP)
The
price
of
wheat
advanced
to
$1.22
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
dropping
to
$1.21
Mrs.
W.
F.
Robertson
and
daugh
ter,
Miss
Ina
Robertson,
will
leave
on
tomorrow
evening's
train
for
Montreal
where
they
will
board
the
steamer
Antonla
on
July
2
for
Glasgow,
Scotland,
and
thence
to
Edinburgh
for
a
visit.
Presbyterian
Tea
A.
Breen
poured
and
serviteurs
i
were
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
Mrs.
J.
ttllll
Afld
SniP
kjclll
SlU'CfS
UUCUCaa
d
Miss
Gwynneth.
Walker.
Mrs.
M
McRobbie
was
shie,.
and
Mr?.
:J.
M.
Walkrr,
Mrs.
J.
Slmondsen
.
,
j
Home
of
Mrs.
It.
3.
D.
Smith
Scene
intJ
Mrs
j
currier
were
in
chirge
With
a
capacity
list
of
passen-;
Of
Delightful
Affair
Yester-
i
tne
kitchen.
.
-
V
gers,
the
large
majority
of,
whom1
day
AUernixm
.
j
Mrs
H-
M.-Foote
and
Mrs.
J.
A;
were
round
trip
tourists,
c.
n.
k.
;
Frew
conducted
the
sale
oi
nome
steamer
Prince
George,
making
her
The
home
of
Mm.
R.
J.
D.
Smith,
,oc;mg.
first
Alaska
voyage
of
the
season,
Third
Avenue,
was
ins
scene
yes-,
arrived
In
port
at
9:30
yesterday
;
vrday
afternoon
of
an
enjoyable
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sail-
and
successful
tea
and
sale
of
i
.
oi
ci.
la
hiv-np
pnoHirr
hv
the
Ladies'
Aid
Local
Man
Third
in
Canadian
bound
rcoms
were
awracuvy
uwuuwu
:
"
National
Individual
MarUs-
,
:
with
flowers
and
sweet
peas
ana
-mm
.
vu.M
manship
I
Records
of
the
International
:and!3s
were
tastefully
arranged
-Iday
afternoon.
Lunch
cloths,
j
Fisheries
Commission
show
that
0n
the
tables.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
'i-ow
flip?
and
other
articles
sult-
MONTREAL,
June
24:
With
re-
ii.084.720
nounds
of
halibut
have
president
of
the
Ladles'
Aid,
and
able
for
use
by
summer
campers
cord
breaking
aggregate
score
of
j
been
taken
from
Aera
No.
2
this
Mrs.
Smith
received
the
many
were
featured
in
the
sale.
'
4783
out
of
a
possible
5000,
the
St.)
seaS0n
up
to
May
3i
as
compared
callers.
Thomas,
Ontario,
No.
1
rifle
teamjwi)n
io.091.700
pounds
in
a
corres-;
Mrs.
G.
W.
Abbott
and
Mrs.
H.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
.
won
the
1936-37
Indoor
shield
oflnQndlwr
rierod
last
year.
From
.
.
i
"
r
An
UAPT1ST
TEA
AND
SALE
nioyable
tea
and
sale
of
Jantzen
Swim
Suits
Styled
For
Comfort
With
Smartness
BRITISH
MEN'S
SWIM
TRUNKS
Colors,
Green,
Navy,
Brown
CO
QfS
and
Grey
COLUMBIA
mm
w
v
tjt
LEADERS
1
-
Black,
Blue,
&
$3.95
SUMMER
WEIGHT
SOCKS
Silk
and
CAp
Rayon,
Silk
and
Lisle,
pair
wv
SUMMER
CAPS
8-piece
top,
unlined
gj
QQ
light
shades
BOYS'
SWEAT
SHIRTS
Heavy
weight
with
Polo
collar,
Zipper
neck.
Colors
Blue
and
C
-fl
JJ
White,
all
sizes
V
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&
NICKERS0N
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Boys'
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Ave.
VICTCHllA.lt
A
Convincing
Demonstration
The
lion.
J.
II.
Turner,
u
lio
tran
'rentier
of
Itnlisli
Columbia
I8')3-W8.
lie.
tucceeiletl
the
lion.
Theodore
Da
rip,
uho
reifineil
teatlerhip
of
liii
fmrty
to
accept
the
office
of
Chief
Justice
of
Itrilinh
Columbia.
During
hi
term
of
office
the
lion.
Turner
aha
heUl
the
portfolios
of
Finance
ami
Agriculture.
The
Turner
minittry
uyi
tuhjected
to
severe
criticism
on
account
large,
grants
of
lands
giren
to
construction
of
the
Columbia
anil
W
etlrrn
Kinluxty,
a
subsidiary
of
the
Cl'.K.
The
Turner
ministry
nas
subsequently
dissolved
by
the
Lieutenant-Governor,
Thomas
If.
Mclnnes.
Following
this,
there
Iran
a
redistribution
of
members
due
la
the
rapid
grind
It
of
Vancouver
and
the
Kootenay
mining
area.
Silver
Spring
Lager
Iteer
is
internationally
known
for
its
fine
flavor
and
uniform
quality.
It
has
been
one
of
British
Columbia's
most
popular
beers
for
nearly
a
quarter
eentury.
SILVER
'SPRING.
Coronation
Brew
Lager
Beer
say,
old
simpie'S
I
1
AiMyelz
M
I
V
SAY
.
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rfk
I
HA
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10
This
advertisement
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not
published
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or
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liritish
Columbia.
,
.,
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