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DAILY
NEWS
PrlfiayJuly
fi,
1937
Runners
Specials
Ladies'
White,
Blue
and
Fawn
T-Straps,
Cuban
Heels,
"Rubber
Soles
Of
Off
Regular
$1.95,
at
?J..dJ
Ladies'
Brown
Runners,
Crepe
and
Q
Rubber
Soles
5eJC
Child's
T-Strap
Runners,
White,
Brown
and
7ffo
Fawn
"Colors,
Sizes
5
to
10T
MissesT-Strap
Runners
QtZg
Highest
'Quality
,
Otll
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
VRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avunue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIF1ION
KATES
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advai.ee
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
..
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Friday,
July
9,
1937
HOW
DIFFERENT
What
"a
'differ
ene'e
it
makes
to
the
world
when
'the
sun
shines
after
'a
period
of
dull,
moist
oppressive
weather!
Those
who
had
been
bemoaning
their
lots
become
cheerful
and
happy
once
more
and
the
happiness
of
those
is
so
radiating
and
contagious
that
only
the
most
confirmed
grouch
can
resist
"the
impulse
to
enjoy
life.
The
sim
is
the
centre
of
light
which
causes
growth,
vegetation,
flowers.
There
are
also
many
cheery
people
who,
like
the
sun,
always
seem
to
carry
cheer,
goodwill,
happiness
and
health
with
"them.
They
radiate
good
cheer
and
are
a
blessing
to
the
world.
Heaven
is
a
place
where
th'er'e
are
enough
of
these
cheery
people
to
dispel
all
gloom
and
bring
'eternal
happiness.
NEW
ENGINE
FUEL
Tests
With
rieXv
fuels
in
Britain
have
resulted
in
the
usa
oil
with
forty
percent
of
pulverized
coal
by
a
"number
oi
steamships
and
it
is
proposed
to
use
it
as
the
regular
fuel
in
the
British
Navy.
If
this
is
adopted
it
will
mean
that
the
British
coal
industry'
will
acain
flourish.
'There
is
also
a
possibility
in
this
for
British
Columbia.
1
Ntt'dhly
are
there
developed
mines
in
Southern
British
Columbia
but
there
is
the
vast
Groundhog
coal
deposit;
that
could
be
made
available
at
any
time
with
'compara-j
tively
little
expenditure.
Also
there
is
a
very
large
coal
J
field
in
the
Telkwa
River
area
which
could
supply
very,
large
-quantities
of
fuel.
Other
coal
fields
are
reported
from
other
sections,
the
development
of
which
would
piean
a
great
deal
to
the
province.
GERMANY
A
CUSTOMER
,
One
of
the
Clydesdale
shipbuilding
firms
is
.just
com-;
.pleting-a
nine
thousand
ton
steamship
for
a
German
firm,'
filling
the
first
German
order
in
twenty-four
years.
Ori
completion
the
"Ginnheim"
will
be
delivered
at
Bremen,
i
DE
LUXE
ICE
CREAM
The
cream
supreme,
manufactured
by
Commodore
Cafe
fresh
daily
Ice
Cream
is
Brain
Food
It
also
has
all
the
nutritive
values
Why
not
treat
your
family
and
your
friends
to
a
gallon?
Only
$1.45
Cheaper
still
In
five
gallon
lots
We
pack
it
in
Ice
and
deliver
It
to
your
door
all
day
up
to
0
p.m.
You
can
"use
it
at
your
convenience.
Use
It
for
your
bridge
party
or
any
social
event.
Don't
forget
only
$1.45
per
gallon
.Quart
'cylinders
.
.
.
.60c
Quart
bricks
......
75c
Pint
cylinders
....
.30c
Pint
bricks
.40c
Surprise
the
folks
today,
call
and
take
some
home.
COMMODORE
CAFE
Phone
17
Don't
forget
our
Special
Sunday
Chicken
Dinner,
with
all
the
trimmings,
50c
only.
Treat
your
wife
and
family
to
a
Sunday
dinner
these
hot
days.
Bane
NAVY
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
Last
Night
in
Resumption
of
'Oil-huly
Cup
Play
Competition
for
the
Gllhuly'Cup
senior
football
trophy
was
resumed
last
evening
with
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
scoring
a
rather
easy
4
to
1
victory
over
Canadian
Legion
which
was
without
several
of
its
regular
players-
including
Charlie
Baptie,
Sonny
Dic
kens,
Don
Blake,
Jimmy
Greer
and
Spiro
Gurvich.
Score
at
half
time
was
two
to
nil
in
favor
of
the
Navy.
Fred
Hardy
was
referee
and
Carl
Johnson
and
Malcolm
Lamb
were
linesmen.
Despite
the
Legion's
handicap,
it
was
a
good
game.
The,
Gilhuly
Cup
standing
to
date
is
as.
follows:
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Legion
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Vandln'ks
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5
FINALS
IN
TENNIS
ON
Pete
Woods
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
Take
Mixed
Doubles
Honors
Pete
Woods
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
won
the
final
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
mixed
doubles
last
night
by
defeating
W.
L.
Stamford
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
6-2,
6-3.
In
the
semi-final
of
this
event,
Woods
and
Miss
Mitchell
had
earlier
In
the
evening
defeated
F.
M.
Davis
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis
6-2,
6-2.
The
men's
doubles
final
will
be
played
this
evening
between
O.
C.
Young
and
W.
L.
Stamford
and
Pete
Woods
and
Percy
Mcintosh.
Owing
to
the
continued
rainy
weather,
there
has
been
no
play
District
News
BURNS
LAKE
The
sale
at
Pete
Kerr's
ranch
at
Wistaria
was
well
attended
despite
i
a
drizzling
rain
and
slippery
roads
which
made
auto
travel
precarious.
Household
equipment
and
farm
machinery
sold
well.
Father
Grant
of
Le
Jac
school
and
farm
chose
the
best
of
the
stock
with
an
eye
which
betokened
considerable
appreciation
of
the
points
of
valu
able
animals.
Bidding
against
Billy
Bickle,
acknowledged
dean
of
the
stock
men
of
Grassy
Plains,
he
procured
a
splendid
team
of
young
Clydes
at
$300
and
of
33
Oxford
sheep
at
$1.25
.per
head.
Luncheon
was
served
to
some
120
possible
buyers
during
a
heavy
downpour
after
which
the
sun
burst
forth
and
the
sale
was
.resumed.
Col.
Holmes,
accompanied
by
J.
Smith
of
Victoria,
and
attended
by
1
Assistant
Superintendent
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
provincial
police,
Inspector
T.
Van
Dyk
and
Game
Warden
Romeux,
visited
Burns
Lake
and
will
make
a
cruise
of
the
route
to
be
covered
by
the
Governor
General
in
his
intended
tour
of
Tweedsmulr
Park.
TERRACE
Mrs.
Warne,
who
lived
here
some
years
atfo
and
who
has
hp'r.n
in
the
Yukon
Territory
during
thn
past
eight
years,
has
been
paying
Terrace
a
visit.
She
left
Thursday
night
for
Vancouver
where
she
Will
join
Howard
Warne
for
a
trip
'tb
'Los
Angeles.
David
ColthurSt
and
Theo
Colt-hurst
have
arrived
-at
terrace
-af
ler
a
cruise
to
Alaska.
Miss
Griffith
of
Vancouver
is
ir
uie
past
iew
weeKS
m
the
city
spending,
a
holiday
with
Iter
sift
lawn
bowling
league.
If
the
present
ler,
Mrs.
Little,
at
Terrace
weather
holds,
play
will
probably
-.
'.
oc
ittumra
ims
evening.
Mrs.
jamc4
L
Vaniuhiir
i
1
THREE
PACKAGES
OF
KEUOGC'S
CORN
FLAKES,
PLEASE.
I
MY
FAMILY
EATS
A
LOT
OF
THEN
it
7?5S
IN
HOT
WEATHER)
iffy
NO
MORE
MORNINGS
IN)
THE
KITCHEN
FOR
ME
i
KELLOGG'S,
READY
TO
SERVE
SAVE
TIME
AND
TROUBLE.
of
BURNS
LAKE
CELEBRATES
Dominion
Day
Draws
Children
From
Ail
"Parts
of
District
BURNS
LAKE,
July
9:
Domin
ion
Day
was
celebrated
by
the
!
children
of
the
Lakes
District
In
Hums
Lake
from
the
early
hours'l
"i'l
1
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1
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01
tne
morning,
uuisiae
cnuaren
were
the
guests
of
local
residents.
Jarvls
McLeod
and
his
brother,
Archie,
representing
Prince
Rupert,
carried
off
several
prizes.
The
Indefatigable
Carson
McGulre,
local
school
principal,
aided
by
Jack
Brown,
handled
the
children's
sports
with
skill
arid
dispatch
and
was
tendered
a
testimonial
of
appreciation
by
the
members
of
the
local
School
"board.
Baseball
between
Burns
Lake
and
Palling
resulted
In
a
win
for
the
'former
with
a
score
of
12
to
2.
Some
150
Indians
from
all
over
the
Lakes
country
arrived
by
team
and
pack
horse,
model
Ts
in
the
last
stages
of
Squeaking
dissolution
and
even
a
few
V-EIghts.
The
papooses
were
entertained
on
equal
terms
with
'their
white
brethren.
Night
found
the
tired
but
satisfied
kiddles
tucked
contentedly
away.
The
adults
were
then
entertained
by
the
Community
Hall
Club,
exceptionally
good
music
keeping
the
floor
of
the
spacious
Community
Hall
crowded
until
daylight.
private
parties
were
also
a
"howling
success.
Regular
monthly
meetings
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
have
t-ih
mspend'2d
for
the
summer
months.
Prince
Rupert
is
holidays
.with
her
TV
J.
Marsh,
here.
spending
the
mother,
Mr
Keifneth
Attroe
has
returned
to
Terrace
after
spending
sbfru
weeks
with
frltfrfils
in
the
south,
Mrs.
Melville
Forbes
linn
1o(i
for
Srrifthers
to
join
her
husband'
lts
HOT,folks
!
Now's
the
time
to
buy
PLENTY
of
VES-ANO
I
SELL
A
LOT.
TOO
THIS
IS
WHAT
I
CALL
A
SWELL
BREAKFAST.
DELICIOUS
AND
COOL
COOL
CORN
FLAKES
EAT
ALL
m
YOU
WANT,
tl
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Hot
WEATHEn
dotihlcs
your
enjoyment
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
They're
go
crisp
and
refreshing!
With
cool
milk
or
cream,
they're
a
wholesome
energy-food
yet
light
tiikI
'easy
to
digest.
Kxtra
delicious
with
fruit
or
berries
added.
Order
plenty
of
Kcllogg'g
Corn
Flakes
from
your
grocer,
and
serve
them
often.
An
ideal
hot-weather
breakfast,
lunch
or
bedtime
snack.
Convenient
too.
Ready
to
serve-
without
cooking
or
bother.
Kellogg's
are
kept
oven-fresh
and
flavor-perfect
by
the
patented
heat-sealed
inner
wrapper.
Sold
by
grocers
everywhere.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
VW'AmmAA'A
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Bible
Presented
1
To
Capt.
Hadano
Master,
Officers
and
Cadets
Of
Katwo
Mam
Visited
Local
Museum
During
the
stay
of
the
Japanese
training
ship
Kalwo
Maru,
the
captain,
officers
and
cadets
paid
a
Visit
to
the
Museum,
here
and
.ex-,
pressed
themselves
as
being
highly
plased
with
what
they
saw
and
hea;d
regarding
the
curios
arid
relics
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
natives.
Before
leaving,
Rev.
Wm.
Henry
Pierce,
veteran
native
missionary,
interpreter
and
lecturer
at
the
museum,
on
behalf
of
the
natives
-,f
Northern
British
Columbia,
presented
to
Captain
Hadano
a
copy
of
the
Bible.
C.
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Fridays
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Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
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9:
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famed
Bri-tlsh
professional,
won
the
British
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golf
championship
today
for
the
second
time
In
three
years,
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290
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