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COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
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AVE.
BulUlcy
Valley
Beef
We
offer
you
during
Coronation
Week
Choice
Grain
Fed
Baby
Beef
raised
and
fattened
at
McNeil's
Ranch
at
Telkwa
We
re-commend
the
excellent
aualilv
of
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Jones1
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Defeated
Hooth
School
3
to
1
In
Junior
Football
Saturday
King
Edward
High
School
first
year
won
its
third
consecutive
match
i
the
Junioi
Football
League
by
defeating
Booth
Memorial
School
3
goals
to
one
Saturday.
Fefore
the
Iloolh
defence
hat'
settled
down
McKay
was
through
to
give
High
School
an
early
lead
High
School
continued
to
have
rather
the
better
of
the
exchanges
but
Keays
and
Watt
defended
well
Dooth
now
got
going
and
Scherk
and
lSeynon
were
tested.
Booth
had
a
grand
chance'
to
equalize
but
Franks
hit
the
bar
from
u
penalty
shot.
Cameron
shot
past
Lonir
was
lucky
to
clear
a
lona
dropping
shot
from
McCrimmon
and
soon
after
turned
a
great
drive
of
Cameron's
over
the
bar
,Zbura
saved
from
Holkestad
but.
McKay
added
a
second.
j
The
second
half
found
llooth!
naving
a
tun
snare
ot
uie
game
Sunberg
and
Keays
defended
well
and
Franks
got
away
to
score
Baker
missed
a
chance
from
close
in
and
Holkestad
delayed
shooting
so
that
Zbura
brought
off
a
great
stop.
Cameron
was'
defending
well
now
and
Busseyj
and
Scherk
Called
to
.were
on
stop
account
of
cold,
an
attack.
I
the
closing
moment
,
Pittsburg-Philadelphia,
postpon-K.hara
centred
beautifully
ano
cd
on
account
of
T
''"ij
uunterieu
u
ior
me
iniru
Teams:
High
School
.
w
L.
t
tr
touHei-K;
L.OOK,
nusoy,
uussey;
M-
hara,
Baker,
McKay,
Judge,
I
Holkestad.
j
Booth
Zbura;
Strand,
Keays;
.Watt,
Franks,
McCrimmon;
Mc-
Keown,
O.,
Anderson,
Cameron,
Sunberg.
Gomez.
Andy
Horne
refereed
satisfactorily.
Outstanding
players
for
High
School
were
Scherk,'
McKay,
Bey-non,
Kihara
and
Holkestad.
For
Booth.
Zbiira,
Keays,
Watt
Anderson,
McCrimmon
and
Cam
eron
were
the
pick.
'
The
league
standings
to
date:
I
W
D
L
I'
A
I'
1
1
!
High
School
.3
0
0
11
5
6
.I'.oolh
0
1
3
8
15
l
Borden
1
1
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9
!)
3
-
President
Lands
77-Pound
Tarp
on
Big
Fish
Landed
by
Chief
Executive
During
Cruise
in
Gulf
Of
Mexico
MIAMI
!.M..-:.t..
,.
....
iiunuo,
.uav
iu:
-Fishing
i
the
Gulf
of
Mexico,!
addilion
to
indoor
activities
.President
Franklin
I)
IJfwn,-if
Hast
week
thor..
,
.
,
'"l.
c
:
H"i'ci
tii.ine,
innued
a
7-pound
tarnon:
Tha'trcasure
hunts,
snfttmli
chief
executive
is
enjoying
a
holi-
day
cruise
in
southern
waters.
EXC1USIVE(
CORONATION
PICTURE
iK.
MUSSALLEIVPS
1
ECONOMY
STORE
"
ww.
display
and
place
your
Agua
Caliente
Races
Resumed
Famous
Mexican
Track
Active
Again
After
Being
Closed
For
Two
Years
AGUA
CALIENTE,
May
10:
After
having
been
closed
down
for
two
years,
Agua
Caliente
racing
was
re-opened
on
Saturday.
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
2,
Brooklyn
8.
Chicago
4,
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
3,
Philadelphia
10.
American
League
New
York
7,
Chicago
0.
SUNDAY'S
SCOKES
National
League
Chicago
1,
New
York
4.
Pittsburg
6,
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
21,
Philadelphia
10.
St.
Louis
7,
Brooklyn
1.
American
League
New
York
1,
Chicago
2.
Boston
1,
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
9,
Detroit
8.
Washington
7,
St.
Louis
1.
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
St.
Louis
12,
New
York
5.
Chicago
5,
Brooklyn
6.
American
League
New
York
0,
Cleveland
4.
Washington
8,
Detroit
3.
Boston
5.
Chicago
6.
Philadelphia
5,
St.
Louis
1.
Pacific
Coast
League
Sacramento
5,
Oakland
3.
Los
Angeles
7.
Missions
4.
San
Diego
7,
San
Francisco
0.
Portland
7.
Seattle
0.
Activities
Of
Children
At
Play
Centre
There
is
now
a
total
registration
of
22(5
children
at
the
local
recreational
centre.
The
schedule
for
children's
gymnasium
classes
is
announced
as
follows:
Girls,
lo
and
under
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Thursdays
at
4
jp.m.,
also
Saturday
morning
at
Girls,
12
and
under
Mondays,
mm
eunesaays
at
5
p.m.
!
uins,
15
and
under
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
7:15
p.m.
Boys,
10
anl
under
Tuesdavs'
ana
rnaays
at
4:00
p.m.
Hoys,
12
and
under
Tuesdavs
and
Fridays
at
5
n.m.
Boys.
13
and
nmlpr
Tn.uM.,.
...
in
rriuas
at
:ir.
tm
nd
on
Satur'dav
morninir
nito
of
30
girls
out
to
Billmor.
SPLIT
DOUIiLE-IIEADER
Prince
Rupert
ana
Metlakatlai
piayea
a
baseball
double-header
yesterday.
Rupert
won
the
first
game
10
to
0
arid
lost
the
second
8
to
0.
There
may
be
a
game
Thursday
afternoon
between
Metlakatla
and
Port
Simpson.
IMCII.MOM)
HEATS.
mmiliM
VANCOUVER.
May
10:-Uich-imond
defeated
Hurrard
U
to
10
at
the
Forum
in
box
lacrosse
at
;thr;
end
of
the
week.
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
uuu
ouKijcsi
you
nave
orders
early.
Family
Market
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
There
is
expected
to
be
quite
a
stir
on
the
local
waterfront,
probably
about
1
o'clock
this
afternoon,
when
some
ten
boatd
from
Kitkntla
arrive,
bringing
in
about
125
visitors
from
the
native
village
down
the
coast
for
the
Coronation
week
celebrations
here.
The
Kitkatla
parly
is
being
headed
by
the
band.
Othci
Kitkatla
boats
which
Had
been
in
alreadv
went
out
this
morning
to
meet
the
others
for
a
mass
ar
i
rival.
Skidegatc
and
Aiyansh
visi
!
tors
aro
also
duo
this
afternoon
on
their
small
boats.
The
chair
man
and
members
of
the
celebration
committee
will
be
on
hand
to
meet
the
visitors.
Union
stoanmr
Catala.
Cant.
James
Fihdlav.
delaved
bv
in
creasing
seasonal
freight
business
for
waypoints,
arrived
in
port
al
10:15
last
nitrht.
from
the
souMi
and
sailed
an
hour
or
so
later
for
Port
Simpson,
Stewart
and
other
northern
Points
whence
she
is
due
back
here
Tuesday
afternoon.
Pilot
Bob
Ellis
of
the
Alaska
Southern
Airways
arrived
here
al
1:30
yesterday
with
his
seaplane
leaving
soon
after
on
his
return
north.
The
Ketchikan
motorships
Elsi-nore
and
Beloit.
each
with
a
carload
of
fresh
halibut
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
Na-lional
Bailways,
were
in
port
this
morning.
Sigmund
Einstoss.
marketing
agent
of
the
local
salmon
fishermen's
co-onerative
.mul
J.
Fisch
bein,
arrived
in
the
city
from
New
York
City
on
Saturday
night
s
tram
and
are
registered
at
the
Boyal
Hotel.
SALTING"
Continued
iron,
caare
on)
could
see
but
that
It
would
have
been
an
easy
thing
to
do.
Engineer's
Findings
A
separate
report,
written
by
R.l
II.
Stewart,
mining
engineer,
en-i
gaged
by
Mr.
Fraser
to
carry
out
Investigations
at
the
mine
property,
revealed
that
"results
of
drilling
show
clearly
In
the
case
of
two
holes
at
leastev'cn-anct:'
three)
that
values
obtained'
were
ob
tained
by
salting."
It
was
a
"rea
sonable
conclusion"
that
core
samples
from
holes
1
and
2
were
salted
and
"It
.appears
quite
obvious"
that
cobs
from
drill
holes
4
and
5
had
been
salted
as
well.
1
Mr.
Fraser
made
a
series
of
recommendations
designed
to
prevent
misleading
of
the
public
through
circulation
of
"irresponsible
Information."
The
Hank
applications
Victory
loan
must
valued
at
Bonds
p.-
loan
on
Three
and
interest
able,
without
""u
via
Miss
Hilda
Beale
Married
Saturday
Became
Bride
of
William
Davidson
nt
Evening
Ceremony
In
United
Church
A
quiet
but
Interesting
mar-riavrn
took
.
place
t
at
8
o'clock
Sllf
.
II
riln
i
ivll?lll
nf
fh
-
Puruiin.
aire
of
Urat
uniieu
Lnurch;
uev.
C.
D,
Clarke
officiating,
when
to
the
wrreen
of
the
Capitol,
Miss
Hilda
Beale,
daughter
of
Theatre
here
as
the
first
of
the
B.
G.
Beale.
formerly
of
this
week
presentation.
In
this
spirit-1
city,
and
the
late
Mrs.
Beale,
be-
ed,
ultra
-
modern
melodrama
I
came
the
bride
of
William
David-
Miss
Crawford
has
Ihc
role
of
an
son.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony,
American
heiress
who
leaves
a
performed
in
the
presence
of
only
pompous
nobleman
at
the
altai
I
relatives
and
a
few
immediate
(
and
runs
into
Gable
as
she
leaves
friends,
were
Mr.
and
Mrs
the
church.
Gable
plays
the
part
David
Owens.
:of
t)e
forcjKn
correspondent
oi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davidson,
who
a
New
York
newspaper
whr,
are
well
known
and
popular,
will
bumps
into
a
big
scoop.
Tone
is
have
the
hearty
congratulations
'cast
as
Gable's
rival
who
traee:-and
best
wishes
of
many
friends
the
two
lovers
in
a
mad
dash
Ih.j
bnn
has
lived
here
since
early
girlhood.
The
groom
is
in
i.-u
.'tune
01
me
tanauian
nsii
thrilling
airplane
sequence
willi
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.
They
will
a
crack-up
in
a
French
farm-reside
nt
1129
Eleventh
Avenun
house,
settings
of
lavish
splc
Kast
dor
in
England
and
historic
Again
it's
Slazenger's
Success
attends
the
Slazenger
equipped
player.
The
success
of
Slazenger
has
been
proven
again
and
again,
and
we
are
pleased
to
announce
our
appointment
once
more
as
the
SLAZENGEK
Store
for
1937
In
Prince
Rupert.
Our
stock
of
SLAZENGER
Tennis
Rackets.
Balls,
Presses,
Etc.
Is
now
complete.
Make
your
choice
from
this
high
quality
line.
SLAZENCEIl
prices
are
standard
and
SLAZENGEK
guarantees
more
and
better
play
for
your
money.
It
Will
Pay
You
to
Choose
'
SLAZENGERS
Tennis
Restrinpg
Bring
your
old
rackets
to
us
for
prompt
and
perfect
rcstrlnglng.
m-
9ur
clret
rcstrlnglng
is
done
by
SPARLING,
Vancouver,
who
guarantee-
both
their
material
'
and
workmanship.
Restrlnglng
prices,
Including
postage
$1.75,
$2.50,
$3.50,
$1.50
and
up
depending
on
quality
gut
required.
eMaAs.JM
i
Parisian
points.
Then,
ground
of
in..
W
-ith
Scotland
y
d
S
c
ose
on,
the
hwl,
J
01
,f
ie
cipals.
ptfj
Prominent
in
sum-
IvanLebcdeff
rL,
JIo.Da
Bar
'
v
,,u,1
!U-ll:.
Judnl...
"
"iura
uemarest
LET
YOURSELTli
escap&del
i
I
Wit
FRANCHOT
Jr
T0NE
.
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II
tu
WkUVt
n.
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v
tu.
pioductm
Feature
at
loi.pk
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Mtak:im
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and
9:39
ADDED
ATTRACTION
Crime
Doesn't
Pay
Sfrits:
"TORTURE
.MONEY"
Winter
Sports?
"SKI
SKILL"
World
News
EvenU
Dally
News
want
ads
bring
rt-
suits.
COAL
PO
PLEASE
EVERYBODI
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EUSON
ALBEBI1
COAL
IIULKLEY
VALLEY
C0.U
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
CQAl
PRINCE
KUI'ERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
38
and
SSI
Dominion
of
Canada
Conversion
Loan
of
Canada
is
authorized
by
the
acting
Minister
of
Finance
to
receive
to
convert
Dominion
of
Canada
5J
Victory
Loan
lionds
maturing
December
1,
19,')7,
into:
Twelve-year
31
percent.
Bonds,
due
June
1,
1949,
(callable
on
or
after
June
1,
1U46)
'
rf-.t,
issue
price:
99.00
yielding
approximately
3.35
to
maturity.
):
Loan
Bonds
accepted
for
conversion
into
the
31
bonds
of
tliy
S
have
attached
the
final
coupons
due
December
1,
1937,
and
will
be
a
price
of
102.25
(the
coupons
due
June
1,
1937,
detached).
accepted
for
conversion
will
be
for
interim
certificates
of
thu'new
June
1,
1937,
when
the
resultant
cash
adjustments
in
favor
of
thui'an-ulicants
will
be
made.
tftr
anil-one
quarter
percent
bonds
will
be
dated
June
1,
1937.
Principal
will
be
payable
in
lawful
money
of
Canada.
Interest
will
be
payi
charge,
semi-annually
June
1
and
December
1,
at
any
branch'in
njr
vimivuitru
UilllK.
FUN
AND
ROMANCE
"Love
on
the
Run,"
With
Joan
Crawford
and
Clark
Gable,
Presented
Here
Iteplete
with
fun
and
romanlic
exeitement.
"Lov
on
thn
Hun.''
co-starring
tu-siarriiiK
-loan
Joan
Crawford,
Lrawioru,
Clark
i.iarK
!i.til
nn,i
Pmnclint
Tnno
r-nmo.
over
Europe.
The
story
is
a
fast
moving
one.
features
including
v
Denominations:
Honds,
$100.00,
$500.00
and
$1,000.00.
'
'
No
part
of
this
loan
will
be
offered
for
cash
subscriptions.
Applications
may
be
made
to
the
head
office
of
the
Bank
or
Canada
through
any
branch
In
Canada
of
chartered
bank
any
pr
through
any
recognized
dealer,
from
whom
copies
of
the
official
prospectus
containing
complete
detail,
of
the
loans
may
be
obtSncd!
.
thee'uo
5'
1937
and
wlU
closc'
wlth
or
out
nonce.'
.V
Su"
ThC
ACU
serves
the
"
OTTAWA.
May
10,
1037.
;
.