lo
a
D
irsday
June
17,
1937
FOOTBALL
Can.
Have
YOU
a
PIANO?
If
p.m.
party
,75c
10c
all
the
ndD
tibk,
TONIGHT,
6:15
Legion
vSC
Vaiiipks
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j,
ZarelL,
Proprietor."."
A
IIOMU
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
op
h
.Rooms
lioi
v.oia
waier
prince
KupertB.uf
.
n
ii
.
too
w
musician
and
'do
Justice
0
the
student,
requires
the
ttenllOn
OI
a
piuuu
muc
a,
ast
twice
a
year.
Fof
good
aning
call
George
Q.
.
Walker'.
Member
Piano
Tuners
ana
'echnlcians
Association
oi
Brmsn
uoiumoia
hone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
ml
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
RedSockeye
PINK
SEAL:
I
Finest
Pink
Salmon
licked
by
the
only
salmon
anlng
company
with
an
all
year
round
payroll
in
Prince.
Rupert
i
,AM
ACT
Form
No.
13
vraiM
OR
.
NOTICE
Iir
Ud
lMMrlrt
District
of
At'ln
51
NOTICE
that
Fifd
AcKIm
no
la
Oberliuvler
6f
Man,
u.
v-
i
lia
UUVWS,
intend
to
apply
xor
to
purcnase,
im
iouvw
l&xvdst-
v4nr
at.
a.
boat
l66ktd
tW?
nouth
of
Ooldm
Oat
ion
Tagl'h
Scrta
Wt
Corner
roe-
utouiiu
TCI
rhiiln.
trrtm
this
DOBt
in
m
airpetlon
then
20
chains
ea-
chains
north;
thn
-au
cnai
to
Usal
poet
of
beginning
rRED
N.
AUlUJaj
CHA1U.ES
OBETtLANDER.
i
AprU
6th.
1M7-
Heals
Eczema
EPIC
FILM
in
Days
or
Less.
AT
CAPITOL
!
Here
is
a
wonderful
ant
lspntifti
'
-i-
di5Perised
by
pharmacists
at
"Silent
Barriers"
Proves
of
Great
!
Sightly
SDOtS
and
irritntlncr
Hn
,
diseases
than
anything
you've
ever
,
With
speedy
and
ever-changing
t
used.
I
succession
at
scenes
harked
hv
the
J?l?ly'
f8
thls
.great
heal5n&
'rugged
beauty
of
the
Canadian
ahtteeptle
oil
promote-
rapid
andiRoklp,
..on-'t
RaPrpre..
the
dra-healthy
healing
in
open
sores
and.;,
.
.It
Wounds,
but
bolls,
abbesses
and
!
matlc
story
oI
tne
building
of
the
ulcers
that
are
discharging
are
al-
j
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
starring
mosi
immediately
relieved
and
I
Richard
Arlen,
Lilll
Palmer,
J.
Far
"Vou'can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald'
1211
""fP"
Oil
in
he
original
bottle
at
Ormes
Penel
before
a
large
and
appre-
Ltd.
or
any
modern
drug
store,
it
'dative
audience
at
the
Capitol
is
safe
to
use,
and
failure
In
any
of
,
Theatre
last
night
and
will
con-
.riS5?
no.lea
5ove.
u
ne
tlnue
until
the
end
of
the
week.
be
ulad
to
sunnlv
vou.
i
Tne
audience
sees
the
danger
v
,
-
i-
k
g
mt
U
LOCAL
NEWS
ii
Rafooader-Attor
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
Friday.
(I!
Sea
Cadets
June
19.
tag
day,
Excursion
to
First.
C.N.R.A.
Sbeclaf
10,
Saturday.
(141)
Friday,
10
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Adm.
1
1
25c.
Confetti
dance,
Moose
Hall,
J.
deCarlo's
Swing
Band.
(141)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gus
Ross
of
Skide-gate
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
for
a
brief
visit
to
town.
They
expect
to
return
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Saturday
night.
A.
O.
Morse
sustained
Injuries
Including
a
couple
of
broken
ribs
in
falling
from
a
scaffold
while
engaged
in
painting
the
Leeds
Apartments
early
yesterday
after-neon.
He
was
removed
in
the
ambulance
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
,
eral
Hospital.
j
Announcements
United
Noveuy
Sale
June
1C.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
R.J.D.
Smith's,
June
23.
Catholic
Ladies'
L.
Blain.
June
17.
Tea,
Mrs,
J.
Parent
Teachers'"Tea,
ILall.
June
18.
.
Anglican
Tea.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitfs
June
24.
Tea
and
Home
Cooking
by
Boy
Randi
Parents
Association,
June
26,
at
Mrs.
J.
Joy's,
Third
Avenue,
3
to'
C.
Tea
cup
reading.'
Terrace,
July
fiyro
Club
Flag
Day,
July
2.
mi
COROnflTIQ
BREW
TJ
ERE
U
a
.P.CUU
brVw
ol
tk,
to"'
n
llaro,
and
.moo.hn...
fou
w..
I
gj'
ol
Boon,
find
It
eo.l.
no'
moi.
than
ordlnaiT
COAST
BREWERIES
LTD.
1
.'
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i
v:tnrla
.
...
iir..imlntter
Vancouver
new
nw
Roy
Emerton
.(above),
English
actor
who
played
Moody,
th6
railway
contractor,
In
the
Gau-mont
Britlsli
epic
of
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
construction
through
the
Rockies,
"Silent
Barriers",
found
himself
right
at
home
in
the
part
when
he
went
to
the
C.
P.
R.
mountain
division
on
location.
The
division
was
by
no
means
hew
to
Emerton
who
with
his
brother
Percy
served
the
railway
there,
in
1312,
Uoy,
the
actor,
as
a
fireman
on
"pusher"
engines,
and
Percy
as
a
roundhouse
hostler
at
Revelstoke
where
much
of
the
f
Um's'tocat
color
was
filmed.
Roy
.Emerton
was.
a
popular
figure
durhiB
the
filming
ot
the
Canadian
railway
epic
among
the
railroaders,
many
of
them
former
associates.
death
and
disaster'
which
beset
the
expedition
into
the
unexplored
mountains,
headed
by
Major
Hells
Bells
Rogers,
to
find
the
pass
which
made
possible
th-e
transcontinental
railway.
Men
die
in
the
turbulent
rapids
and
burn
to
death
In
the
terrifying
forest
fire.
There
are
desertions
by
the
faint-hearted
and
starvation'
faces-
the
small
remnant
of
the
party
when
sud
denly,
by
a
queer
twist
of
fate,
the
pass
Is
discovered.
A
whole
train
Is
engulfed
In
the
VA
m
FAQE'FTVE
THE
DAILY
NEW8
treacherous
muskeg;
mere
is
a
stirring
horse
chase
to
head
off
a
train
from,
destruction;
a
worKman
Is
seen
drowning
In
a
swamp;
one
sees
a
whole
mountainside
blown
out
in
a
tremendous
explosion;
there
is
an
awe-inspiring
snowsllde
lender
romance
with
its
mlsunder
standings
and
final
happiness.
Interwoven
with
the
depiction
of
the
turning
point
in
Canada's
history
as
a
nation
is
a
sprightly
romance
amid
the
rough
outdoor
life
in
the
Rockies
of
50
years
ago
which
Is
no
small
part
of
the
at
sorbing
tale.
This
heart
Interest,
In
which
Richard
Arlen
abandons
his
gambling
activities
in
order
to
win
the
affection
of
the
contractor's
dauxhter.
reaches
its.
happy
con
clmion
when
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Missionary
Society.
It
proved
very
success
ful,
the
pretty
organdie
aprons
and
ither
gift
novelties
being
quickly
disposed
of.
The
hall
was
decorated
with
li
lacs
and
a
profusion
of
spring
flowers
which
made
a
very
pretty
setting
for
the
tea
tables.
The
novelty
stall
was
in
chargr
if
Mrs.
W.
B.
Cornish
and
Mrs.
D.
Santerbane
while
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllln
and
Mrs.
J
A.
Cafr
looked
after
the-home
cooking.
Th?
servlteurs
were-
Mrs.
O.
C.
Ycung,
Mrs.
T.
Fraser
and
Mrs.
N.
Thomas,
and
Mrs.
J.
Krlkevsky
had
charge
of
the
tea
room.
Mrs.
G.
Clcccn-2
was
cashier.
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jenner,
president
and
Mrs.
C.
D.
Clarke
welcomed
the
guests.
PHONES
18
and
84
Twlglets
P.
F.,
Serve
cocktails
per
pkg.
Coffee
ground
3
lbs.
..
Economy,
dally
Chicken
Haddie
Lily
Brand,
l's,
tin
Colgate's
Beauty
Soaps
6
bars
Fry's
Cocoa
V2's
per
tin
English
21c
YOUTHS
SAIL.
YAWL,
IN
PACIFIC
STORM
CALGARY,
Jime
17:
(CPTwO;
Foothills
adventurers,
Hollls
O'-,
with
25c
freshly
81c
Hanlon
of
Calgary
and
Jack
Mac-Dougall
of
Edmonton,
arrived
here
of
huge
proportions
ana
many
.
recenwy
ain:t
i
cyu.
c
ujraB
,
thr
Hrrmat.!p
Incidents
with
all
from
Honolulu
to
ban
rTancisco
of
which
is
coupled
a
theme
of
j
aboard
a
48-foot
yawl.
During
the
16c
25c
20c
stormiest
part
of
the
year
on
the
Pacific,
the
two
youths
along
with
three
others
navigated
the
yawl
through
a
wild
eight-day
blow
that
turned
ocean
liners
off
their
courses.
VETERAN
COMPOSER
RETIRES
SASKATOON,
June
17:
(CP)
A
printer
for
50.
years
during
which
he
saw
newspaper
production
re
volutionlzed.
John
Topping,
com-
nosltor
of
the
Saskatoon
Star
vnnnir
ennnie
!
Phoenix,
has
set
his
last
line.
He
umiv
im
tn
the
station
wicket
and
will
retire
and
live
on
Vancouver
purchase
tickets
over
the
newly-
Island.
Topping's
early
years
were
spent
In
London's
Fleet
Street
Tn
ndriitinn
tn
this
feature,
an
where
he
worked
for
Lord
North-
added
attraction
of
outstanding
cmies
.orgaiuzuwun,
interest
Is
a
technicolor
short
sub-
i.
i.
1ect
entitled
"Romance
of
Robert
'
Burns."
being
a
16-m!nute
story
of
the
life
of
Scotland's
famous
poet.
United
Church
W.M.S.
Has
Tea
A
tea
and
novelty
gift
sale
was
held
in
the
United
Church
Parlors
on
Wednesday
afternoon
under
the
I
SERVE
THEM
AT
ANY
TIME
OF
Hanslick
The
cleaner
per
tin
I
--
--
-
-
THE
DAY
".My
family
in
liable
lo
ak
for
Krllogg'a
at
any
time
of
the
day.
So
I
ivrp
the
pantry
well-Mocked.
They're
tuch
a
convenience."
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
5n
milk
or
cream
satisfy
that
hungry
feelinj?
morning,
noon
or
night.
These
crisp,
golden
flakes
are
always
nourishing
and
satisfying.
Ideal
for
the
bedtime
supper
because
they
encourage
sound
sleep.
Sold
by
grocers
everywhere.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ont.
CORM
FLAKES
14
4s&JffS
CORN
FLAKES
Made
Better
Packed
Bettef
Taste
Better
P.
O.
DOX
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Orange
Marmalade
Ensign,
4's,
tin
Hedlund's
Brawn
Headcheese,
l's
per
tin
45c
perfect
hand
20c
Kellogg's
Krumbles
A
new
cereal,
Try
Itl
25C
2
pks
Creamettes
per
pkg
Heinz
Ketchup-large
bottle
Sweet
Biscuits
per
lb
8c
20c
29c
Corn
Chowder
Heinz
-i
1n
per
large
tin
Genuine
Turtle
Soup-Some-thing
new
in
Heinz
OH
quality,
per
tin
2
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Convenience
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and
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and
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MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Klrsch
Atavio
Set
Color
Old
Copper,.
Poly.
$135
and
Tangier;
price,
set
Swing
Cranes
For
Archway
and
Window
OA
75
Price,
set
200
Curtain
Rods
Extend
48
Inches
15C
each
:
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Or
RUB-BLOODED
ADVENTURE!
......
.
ILfJTBARRia
with
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ARLEN
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CELLIER
Lilli
Palmer,
Barry
Mackay
Dramatically,
Pictoriall,
Historically,
Canada's
first
great
film
stands
as
a
cinematic
triumph!
(At
7:38
&
9:38)
.EXTRA!
EXTRA!
Beautifully
done
in
technicolor
'The
Romance
of
Kobt.
Rums'
A
16-minute
story
of
Scotland's
famous
poet!
TONIGHT,
Fit
I.
and
SATUR.
2nd
Show
at
9
p.m.
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te
1
fe
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wool
pullores,
fancy
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white
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v
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Garter
top;
colors
grey
and
gQ
white;
pair
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SLACKS
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wool,
smartly
cut,
colors
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royal,
brown
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v
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