PAQB
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ay,juin0iJ
LOUD
TWEEDSMUIR
RELAXES
AT
FISHING
binds
together
the
Intense
dramatic
MC1AUUART.
Rack
THE
Popularizing
ROMEO
AND
moments
that
from
the
opening
(CP)
-
Skunks
have
lnvadcitJ
scene
to
the
last
move
with
farm
of
Norman
Thnma
v...
.fl
SEAL
of
QUALITY
Dining
Cars
On
breathless
action.
ing
50
turkeys
and
more
thai,
JULIET
HERE
The
picture
Is
at
the
Capitol
tonight
chickens.
He
killed
ten
skunks
!
Canadian
National
and
tomorrow.
la
hunting
for
the
other
maraud
Imnortal
riay
Produced
on
Screen
f
ooci''
W.
W.
Swindcn
on
Inspection
Trip
At
Capitol
Theatre
Beggars
Talks
About
the
Service
Description
I
1
5
1
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
RIGHT
IN
FRONT
AGAIN!
Are
you
thinking
of
bnjing
a
Radio?
Then
wait
nntil
yon
hare
seen
EATON'S
treat,
new
FALL
&
WINTER
CATALOGUE
now'
In
preparation
and
toon
to
be
in
the
mail.
VIKING
Will
anea
again
be
the
brightest
star
in
the
Radio
iky
I
Erery
season
(or
two
years
past
now,
we
hare
offered
a
Viking
Radio
which
hag
been
the
biggest
Talua
Tent
of
the
Western
Radio
year.
Once
again
we
have
really
surpassed
ourselves
and
will
offer
a
VIKING,
which
In
appearance,
performance
and
value,
act-
,
ually
outshines
any
previous
efforts
of
ours.
Hera
Is
a.
value
which
you
must
i
investigate
before
you
make
your
final
decision.
WAIT!
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
JrZarelK,
Propriotor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
UOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupjrt,
B.C.
j
Phone
281
P.O.
Bos
196
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
WINNIPEG:
July
30:
Because
of
the
recent
revision
downward
In
the
cost
of
both
a
la
carte
and
table
d'hote
meals
In
the
dining
car
service,
there
has
been
a
very
appreciable
increase
in
patronage,
in
the
opinion
of
W.
W.
Swinden,
General
Supt.
of
sleeping
and
dining
cars
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Mr.
Swinden
Is
on
one
of
his
periodical
inspection
trips
over
the
Western
Region.
He
will
leave
in
a
few
days
to
continue
his
trip
through
to
the
Pacific
coast.
"The
air
conditioned
cars
are
becoming
morei
understood
and
ap
preciated
every
day,"
said
Mr.
Swin.
den.
"Tills
feature
of
our
service
Is
now
extremely
popular
with
the
travelling
public,
as
they
now
move
from
point
to
point
in
clen
comfort
never
before
enjoyed
In
the
old
type
of
equipment.
Another
feature
we
have
Improved
on
Is
a
new
type
of
special
meal
for
children,
In
our
dining
cars.
In
this
regard,
We
have
a
'very
dainty
and
attrac-,
tive
menu
specially
arranged
for
the
children,
showing
a
combination
of
meals
similar
to
those
served
by
mothers
to
their
children
In
their
I
own
homes."
Ancient
Auto
Finally
Sold
'
Believed
to
be
Oldest
Car
in
Saskatchewan;
1913
Model
Still
Kan.
Smoothly
KELVINGTON,
Sask,,
July
.29:
(CP)
Family
sales
talks-
finally
persuaded
Louis
Simes,
owner;
of
what
was
believed
to
be
the'
oldest
car
in
the
province,
to
trade
lifche
ancient
"jallopl"
for
one
of
Store
modern
vintage.
1
'
But
It
was
not
wlthouj,
regret
that
simes
parted
with
the
old-timer.
For
besides
being
the,
first
car
ever
brought
into
Canora,
SasK.i
He;
has
been
the
only
person
to
tl"rl;i,for
me
past
z
years.
,
tV
The
engine
of
the
old
capltill
purred
like
a
pussy
at
the
tlmjj
of
the
trade-in.
The
cushions
we're
In
excellent
condition
and
not
one
fender
of
the
old
juggernaut
was
so
much
as
dented.
Last
year
a
sedan
top
was
built
on
the
car,
with
wood
and
steel
frame.
The
windows
were
styled
according
to
the
latest
airflow
design.
In
1927
shock
absorbers
were
added
but
the
ancient
coal
oil
lamps
were
left
Intact.
Welfare
Worker
Takes
Big
Post
iWhen
Miss
Charlotte
Carr
leaves
I
her
post
as
Direclor
of
the
Em-lerjrency
Relief
Bureau,
New
York
omi
win
lose
me
service
of
one
of
the
foremost
women
social
workers
in
the
United
States.
She
is
resigning
to
become
thP
hwul
of
Hull
House,
the
late
Jane
Adams'
pioneer
social
work
organization
in
Chicago.
With
a
background
of
years
of
welfare
work
in
New
York
and
Pennslyvania,
Miss
Can-joined
the
K.
It.
15.
in
1935,
be-coming
assistant
director
of
the
home
relief
division.
In
the
same
year
the
Works
Progress
Adminia-tration
took
over
work
relief,
the
bureau's
work
being
confined
to
home
relief
and
Miss
Carr
being
made
its
chief.
Before
joining
the
K.
If.
Miss
Carr
had
served
as
assistant
director
of
the
Bureau
of
Women
in
Industry.
qVAKIR
0t
POOOUCT
His
excellency
the
governor-general
of
Canada
Is
shown
above
as
he
prepared
for
an
afternoon
of
salmon
fishing
at
the
famous
Hartt's
Island
pool
on
the
St.
John
River,
six
miles
above
Fredericton,
N.B.
Assisting
his
excellency
In
adjusting
the
fly
is
F.
Cedric
Cooper,
manager
of
the
lodge
used
by
the
official
party
while
at
the
pool.
Million
Dollar
Plant
Will
Be
Erected
At
Jarrow
Uritisii
(TpVcrirmcnt
rroytited
Loan
'Started-
LOON,July(36Arraheme"ntg
have
.len,madeIo
iorm
a
cbmtaanv
with
capital
of"
$'5,000,000
to
build
auu
upciaya
piaiii,vijjr,
u
manij-,
fact'ure
arid?
rolling'
'of
steel
at
Jar-
row,
of
England,
with
the
object
of
glv
provide
assistance
under
Section
3
of
the
Special
Areas
Act.
This
section
permits
the
Commis
sioner
to
make
V
SU
M
yVkl
tl
i
Cereal
Factory
In
Manchester
:
..KcHESTEi
.J'ljfy;
3ff:
'&
Thei
largest
and
m6stUp-4Ltiite.)'ticiory!
in
the
world
Idr4h$)ri4ntf
ticture
j
of
cereal
Broducts,'to!c6&;
approximately
$95000,000;
Ulbeing'ibulli
by
the
Kellogg
(p;bt,
Gret
Britain,
ori
the
banks;
bf,
iHe
"Manchester
Ship
Canal
in
Stretfordl
which
adjoins
Manchester.
This
factory
will
tie
used
to
supply
the"
firm's
pro-
ThecccKcldsJon
of;
this
.ar-j,?,ucM
throughout
Europe.
ranCement
hasibe'e'n
niiddte
onssibTSV
.1
It
is'
hooid
to'
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ih
m?
Ki,
Aw
nrvftAHAt
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1
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1
uj
au.osicciucuk
wiui
uiv
uuvtrn-
.wijr
rcuruary
ut'xi.
vvorK
will
ment
to
provide
a
loan,
and
by
the
be
found-for
between
three
and
four
participation
of
the
Bankers'
In-
thousand
employees,
most
of
-whom
dustrial
Development
Co.,
the
Nuf-
will
be
women-
and
girls,
field
Trustees
and
the'
Consett
Iron
Co.
i
The
Bankers'
Industrial
Develop-;
ment
Co.
was,
formed
some
years:
ago
under
the
auspices
of
the
Bank'
1
,!
iy
nouiy
me
in
writing.
Notice
Senior
Matriculation
Course
ing
financial
assistance
to
heavy
s
,exI,ecte'1
that
the
Senior
industry.
The
Nuffield
Trust
wasiMatr,'u'atn
Su
wl"
4'?
recently
founded
bv
i.nrri
rmttM
!umed
at
the
Kin
tdward
Hi?h
the
motor
car
manufacturer,
and
Slrid",n,K
,J;hc
comin
crr'!
funds
to
aid
theP
s7escK;:rth
-ari
financial
,7".i:;
"
"I
ke
Uw
cou,
should
Immediate.
City
Commissions
hef
of
rent,
rates
and
Income
tax
ndred
workpeople
will
be
employed.
for
a
Deriod
of
flv
vA?irc
f
r
MotxtThe
t)lant
Will.
if.
&
hfII
pvpH
Via
run
-
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-
vHk
vvi
All,
VV
I
F
-
v
vut
wv
ft
U(l
businesses
established
in
the
in
close
conjunction
with
the
Con.
Areas.
sett
works,
some
twentv
mllps
nv
It
Is
estimated
that
several
hun-
01
ne
Consett
Iron
Co.
FitfliaaaaaaaaW"
'
mm
bIIIIIIIIHL1IIHEbIIHLK
....
.
f
i
Norma
Shearer
as
Juliet.
Leslie
Howard
as
Romeo.
In
the
most
be-
j
loved
romance
ever
written,
"Romeo
and
Juliet,"
penned
by
the
great,
est
of
all
dramatists
who
created
for
the
entertainment
of
audiences
yesterday,
today
and
tomorrow.
!
The
story
that
has
tugged
at
the
;
heartstrings
of
the
world
for
more
than
300
years,
the
lovers
that
can
1
'
never
die,
brought
to
the
screen
by
Irving
G.
Thalberg.
producer
of
"The
Barretts
of
Wlmpole
Street"
and
"Smlllln'
Through,"
who
crowned
1935
with
"Mutiny
on
the
Bounty."
George
Cukor,
who
made
"David
Copperfleld"
and
"Little
Women"
live
again,
was
the
director.
The
lovely
Ellzebcth
Barrett
now
a
radiant
Juliet.
The
stars
who,
thrilled
with
their
performances
In
"Smilin'
Through"
together
again.
Norma
Shearer,
picked
as
the
Ideal
Juliet
a
year
ago
and
Leslie
Howard,
selected
to
play
Romeo
after
a
search.
of
many
months.
The
story
is
an
exciting
adventure
l
of
four
days
In
the
lives
of
Juliet
and
her
Romeo,
their
meeting,
their
eager,
desperate
love
for
each
other,
the
swift
dramatic
events
that
follow,
causing
Romeo's
banishment
and
their
final
reunion
In
the
unforgettable
tomb
scene.
Here
Is
a
picture
that
beggars
description
that
has
every
element
of
superb
entertainment.
The
love
story
that
is
its
theme
is
like
a
i
golden
thread
that
binds
a
tapestry
together,
.always
bright
and
shin-Vng,,
nqvex..
.old,
.always
new.
it
WILSONS
i
REALLY;
KILL
I
iff.
rtf.?ti,
a.J.
n
iinir
uau
,..!
.kills
tiira
nil
!
-i
n.i
Atj
for
2
or
3
wetktv
3
pailn
in
tmth
packet.
No
tpraylnfj
nrt
ifrkinrM,
no.
bad"
oWor.
XtWfWt
:ruirgitt,
Crocery
or
(.rncraI-5lore,
.'4
10
CENTS
PER
I'ACKET
WHY
PAY
MORE?
TUB
WILSON
H.Y
PAD
CO..
Him.lin.
Qt.
West
End
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
Opening
For
Business
In
Our
New
Premises
828
3rd
AVE.
WEST
AUGUST
1st
.
Phone
308
Star
of
"WEE
WILLIE
WINKIE"
A
20lh
C.nury-Fox
PUtur.
VYUJ.
Qurihoh.
Win
no
n
t.to
j.
f
SHIRLEY
has
fruit
juice
ns
well
aufis,h
fruit
with
her
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat,
for
brtukiast.
In
All
tha
Brilliant
Pagti
oi
Show
Hit-tory,
Nothing
Can
Glanl
Production
oi
tha
Giaatait
Lova
Advantura
oi
tha
Canturiail
mm
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News
Cartoon
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MATINEE
SATURDAY
2:30
TONIGHT
and
2nd
Show
Tha
laltiama
giit
craan
aatarttlamtil
that
taeord
crowd
i
pld$2
OOtOMtlh
wotldltmoui
Allot
Thaatra
on
Broidwiy,
raw
ioik.
in
William
$hakpeart'
)
am
co
and
Jtitht
nits
JOHN
BARRYMOREi
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RECINALO
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