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nrl
to
tpfnd
hot
tinurt
over
lhe
move
getting
breakfast
till
I
foil
ml
tnr
family
liked
Kellogg
s
Cora
FlaLei
o
much
betterl"
Everybody
loves
the
crisp,
delicious
goodness
of
Kel-logg's.
And
you
can
have
them
on
the
table
in
a
few
seconds
1
The
exclusive
heat-sealed
inner
bag
keeps
them
oven-fresh.
At
grocers,
ready
to
serve.
iou
can
t
buy
bigger
value.
Made
by
Kel-logg
in
London,
corn
m
FLAKES
ft
Ontario.
MADE
BETTER...
PACKED
BETTER
TASTE
BETTER...
Overwaitea
Ltd.
Cash
or
C.O.D.
Phone
843
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f
.rst
grade.
89c
S
pounus
SHRIMPS
Wet
or.
dry
17c
pack,
;per
tin
t
uLL
FLAVOR
SALAD
29c
Dressing
16-oz.
Jar
WRCHLSTERSHIRE
SAUCE
-f
Cp
Per
bottle
M.DI
,
SULTANA
RAISINS
21c
2
pounds
FLUFFO
SHORTENING
16c
Per
pound
EMPRESS
BAKING
POWDER
15c
12-oz.
tin
QUAKER
CORN
FLAKES
CCn
3
pkts
AOls
J
IVORY
SOAP
FLAKES
23c
3
pkts
SWEDISH
HARD
TACK
27c
2-pound
package
LICORICE
ALLSORTS
1Qfl
Per
pound
SWEDISH
MINTS
19c
Par
pound
1
:
NEW
GREEN
PEAS
-I
6c
Per
pound
,
CARROTS
4c
Per
bunch
NFW
POTATOES-
25c
12
pounds
LETTUCE
5c
Ter
head
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$2.00
And
Over
THE
SEAL
of.
QUALITY
to
asm
ygLTTV
Ft
J
i-jar
mum
Hill
GOLD
SEAL
Fandy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
onlv
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
.year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli,
Proprltor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
Do
you
know,
I
think
in
som
ways
we
are
cheating
our
children
of
a
great
deal
of
future
pleasure
by
lettintr
thp
radio
so
completely
fill
our
lives.
It
i3
so
simple
just
to
turn
the
dial
and
have
readv-madp
music
hn
it
classic
or
jazz,
that
we
have
lost
the
incentive
to
learn
to
play
the
piano
or
have
our
children
learn.
Once
it
was
considered
a
requisite
of
a
ladv.
Every
day
for
years
and
years
i
I
was
forced
to
practice.
At
tl.e
time
it
was
more
painful
than
pleasant
but
now
I
am
beginning
to
reap
my
reward.
I
never
d'd
become
much
of
a
sensation
as
a
musician
but
I
did
learn
to
love
and
appreciate
good
music
and!
how
to
listen
intelligently
to
someone
else
play.
Watching
young
people
who
d'd
not
"suffer
this
advantage,
I
now
realize
just
how
much
I
did
learn
in
those
years
of
practicing
scales
and
struggling
with
Beethoven,
Bac"h
and
other
masters.
My
execution
mav
not
havp
heen
'so
good
and
it
is
years
now
since
i
nave
touched
a
piano.
However,
my
reperloire
was
extensive
and
it
is
that
that
is
now
irivins
me
so
much
pleasure.
For
me
to
listen
to
a
symphony
on
the
radio
or
to
some
Kreat
artist
aim.
or
play
is
just
like
meeting
a
chaarcter
from
a
beloved
book
The
tunes
are
familiar
and
in
retrospect
lhe
hard
work
ard
particularly
difficult
etude
is
forgotten
in
the
pleasure
of
again
recognizing
an
old
friend.
I
never
did
conquer
the
in-tracies
pf
"La
Pappilon"
but
whenever
I
hear
it
played
by
some
pianist
on
the
radio,
men.-
ories
come
back
to
me
of
mv
nv'n
tt.
in.
...
punier
siuing
ai
the
piano
try
ing
to
show
me
just
how
to
master
the
grace
notes.
And
again
I
am
thrilled
and
filled
with
a
warm
glow
when
someone
plays
"The
Mill
Son-
or
the
"Spinning
Wheel."
I
used
to
be
pretty
good
at
these.
Because
of
the
arias
I
struggled
with
so
long
ago
as
a
youngster,
I
can
follow
more
intelligently
Greig
or
Handel
and
lose
mvseLf
in
the
-Saturday
afternoon
broad.
.'casts
of
the
various
oneras.
There
is
a
sort
of
breathless
Xtljecstacy
of
suspense
when
tie
orcnestra
or
artist
approaches
some
particularly
difficult
part
and
then
comes
the
thrill
of
accomplishment
when
the
passage
is
mastered.
Therefore.
I
has
an
intimate
knowledge
of
music
gained
by
the
sweat
of
hi
brow,
as
it
were,
how
can
h.
anticipate
lhe
struggle
and
appreciate
the
victory?
And
there
isn't
the
homines
about
a
radio
that
there
is
abou4
a
piano,
lou
didn't
turn
you
piano
in
for
a
newer
model
each
year.
It
has
a
permanent
and
definite
place
in
the
home.
In
fime
it
becomes
an
heirloom.
Families
used
to
gather
around
the
piano
and
sing
and
"visit.''
The
don't
d0
that
with
the
radio.
With
the
piano,
somp
sti-iHnoN
beautiful
melody,
or
some
favorite
passage,
can
be
played
over
and
!
over.
On
a
radio
it
is
gone
and,
if
it
does
come
back,
it
is
usually
in
some
other
guise.
With
a
radio,
a
twist
of
the
1
dial
brings
the
program
you
want
-sometimes
a
program
you
don't
,,
.
,,
vant.
t
However
iiowever
tr
it
it
is
is
now
now
consi
consri
1
-
,
ered
nKoni.,i
;
k
.y
,
home.
It
is
no
longer
considered
as
a
luzury
but,
as
a
necessity,
even
so.
its
contribution
to
I
ha
nome
is
limited,
it
can
augment)
.
.
4
1
1
-
the
piano
out
it
can
never
en
irely
take
its
place.
No,
I
think
that
today
music
lessons
are
even
more
necessaty
lhan
they
were
twenty
or
thirty
years
ago.
They
are
necssary
if
young
pople
are
to
get
the
best
there
is
to
be
had
from
theii
radios.
Otherwise,
what
advantage
is
it
to
have
the
greatest
ai-fist
and
symphonies
available
ai
the
twist
of
a
dial
if
their
beauty
ind
delicacy
of
expression
are
to
be
lost
through
ignorance?
The
child
who
has
played
ovei
md
over
some
difficult
passage
from
one
of
the
classics
in
later
years
is
much
better
able
to
appreciate
its
proper
execution
Furthermore,
there
is
a
keen
pleasure
and
a
measure
of
pride
in
a
masterful
rendition
that
one
who
has
never
learned
to
ulas
can
never
know.
School
bands
am
helnincr
ir.
keep
this
art
alive
with
the
child
ren.
liut
I
still
think
too
mur-h
stress
is
being
placed
on
tap
dancing
and
not
enough
on
th-
old
fashioned
piano
1
CHEEKIO,
Oakland.
Everybody
reaas
the
Dally
News
There's
reason.
Be
wls5.
Read
tn
want
ada.
was
weeTOFMxi
l
wasn't
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
leaTrMffR-rSui-0riental
Walt
Bed
btead
Chiffonier,
Vanity
Dresser
ft
A
A
and
Upholstered
Bench;
price
..
?OtJ.UU
3
Pieces
Bed
Room
Suite-Walnut
Bed
Stead,
Vanity
Dresser
and
Upholstered
Qtzn
aa
Bench;
price
?&'UU
Phone
775
YOUNGSTOWN
CAPTURED
YOUNGSTOWN,
July
13:
Gov-
ernor
Townsend
announces
that
an
afeeent
been
reached
with
he
Yomsston
Sheet
and
Tube
COmDanv
Whlr.h
will
rvprmlt
7!W
n
.
w
return
lo
work.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capl
James
KinHI
31
m-JO
this
morning
from
Stew
J
,
art,
Anyox
a
and
other
northern
points
and
will
sail
at
1
::J0
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypofhts.
The
Dally
News
has
an
audited
circulation.
Play
safe!
A
Complete
Stock
of
COMMERCIAL
STATIONERY
We
are
adequately
equipped
to
supply
large
or
small
bnslness
concerns
with
.Modern
and
Efficient
equipment
and
supplies.
Office
Furniture,
Desks,
Filing
Cabinets,
Adding
Machine
and
Typewriter
stands.
Remington
and
Underwood
Typewriters,
Typewriter
Ribbons
and
Carbon
Paper,
Stenographer
Note
Rooks
and
Supplies,
Reming.
ton
Adding
Machines.
Mail
Orders
Carefully
Attended
to
MaSm.Jk
Federal
Rlock,
3rd
Ave
Dad
Feels
His
Oats!
2
VJEil-L.,
'1AC
BEIMS
SAID
iT
VMOCLD
EE
AUU
F11SHT
CieCUMSTANCtd
The
well
known
American
hall-'
but
boat
Leviathan
was
libelled
at
I
Seattle
yesterday
at
the
suit
of
thej
cook,
wno
claimed
that
hoj
had
Jnotj
been
paid
his
full
share
after
the
vessel's
last
trip.
The
captain
of
the
Leviathan
admitted
that
.the
cook
had
not
been
nald
his
full
share
but
claimed
that
he
was
not
entitled
to
It.
i
I
60
rilONE
GO
KAIEN
TRANSFER
Wood,
Coal,
Baggage,
Messenger,
Kindling,
Furniture
Moving
Prop
RED
GILLIS
i
Round
and
Looseleaf
Account
Rooks,
Columnar
nooks,
Time
Rooks,
Order
Rooks,
Hotel
and
Club
Registers,
Index
Rooks,
etc.
YOO.-HOO-.DAO
Meiers
..r
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J"A
i
.
r
k30'M6
(VSVIHLLV-
VJI
!
till
MOW
Booth,
934C
and
8c;
Prosperity,
16,-
000,
Sebastian
9bC
and
8c;
Eastern,
15,000,
New
England,
934c
and
8c.
The
Co-operative
packer
Og-den
delivered
MOO
ound3
of
co-
ho
salmon
and
1,000
pounds
of
spring
salmon
from
Sqiiadaret
and
700
pounds
of
spring
salmon
from
Banks
Island.
The
trollo
A
I
f
,
Capt.
A.
Hanson,
delivered
!
1,000
pounds
of
springs
and
co-hos.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
July
J3i
19J7
i
luhi
im
KELLOGG'S
SAVE
Stone
Upon
Which
England's
First
Were
Crowned
Kings
ME
COOKING
HOURS
OF
r
Bernice
Palmer
WHIFFLETS
1
nri
ji
urn
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
says
.
.
.
From
the
Waterfront
Last
Complete
Show
8:22
Brushed
Wool
Jackets
Made
by
Universal
:
NEW
and
SMART
Just
the
thing
for
sport
wear
and
outings
FULL
ZIPPER
-
TWO
POCKETS
-
TWO
STYLES
$0.95
$yf
.95
O
and
ft
All
Sizes;
Colors
Blue,
(Jrey,
Fawn,
Maroon
WATTS
&
NIKERS0N
Men's
&
Boys'
Cllothiers
Phone
3
In
$,6
T,ir(I
Avc.
'lyHvnn'iiViiiii
n
Restful
May
Re
Spent
At
r
"The
Dunes"
TIell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
wh?re
the
tlr,ed
businessman
can
become
rejuvenated,
e
hLs
w,f.lcanu,?nJoy
g00d
meals
w"hout
having
to
cook
them,
where
the
children
will
have
all
the
pleasure!
of
farm
ana
home
and
a
wonderful
sea
beach.
M
-
In
SffiVe
sTethil,S
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
Sn
yU
kn0VV
if
thcrc
is
a
bl,yer
in
the
city
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
HELLO,
MISS
t
TONESl
SEE
iD
TOO
GOT
My
The
coronation
of
King
George
VI
revives
interest
In
the
King's
Stone
at
Kingston-on-Thames,
England,
which
was
centre
of
the
ceremonial
at
the
crowning
of
seven
kings,
from
Edward
the
Elder
to
Ethelred.
Including
Athelstan,
the
first
sovereign
to
call
himself
"King
of
the
English"
Athelstan
was
installed
with
"
dreade
and
marvellous
cerymonie"
in
925.
The
stone
is
the
centre
of
attention
from
many
visitors.
II
It
V
WWUl
"OD
suk:
ASK
ME
-rn
rro
XXI'D
GO,
PAMCIMg,
SO
OJ
CCULd
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ai,oi
rr
W-J
tffriissr
EVERVTHIMQ
I
Seven
halibut
boats
marketed
catches
totalling
131.000
pounds
at
Seattle
yesterday
as
follows:
Kod-lak,
39,00
pounds,
Whiz,
9
Vic
and
8V4c;
Espanol,
18,000,
Booth
93,ic
and
8c;
Lebanon,
12,500,
San
Juan,
9c
and
8c;
Al
Junior,
12,500,
Washington.
9c
and
8c:
Ionic.
18,000.
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Gene
Raymond
'Walking
On
Air'
with
Ann
Sothcrn
(At
7:13
&
9:43)
PLUS
Jane
Withers
In
"The
Holy
Terror"
fAt
8:22;
Once
Only)
WOKLI)
NEWS
EVENTS
(At
700
&
9:30)
Coming
Wednesday
Marlene
Dietrich
in
"GARDEN
OF
ALLAH"
irif""KnTi
Vacation
i'r-
1
Visitors
to
The
Dunes
return
again
&
again.
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