PAGE
SIX
-.
LOOK!
BOYS
&
GIRLS
FREE
May
Be
Spent
At
f
"The
Dunes"
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Tills
summer
Kelly.
Douglas
&
Co..
Ltd..
makers
of
the
famous
NABOB
brands
of
good
foods,
want
every
boy
and
girl
in
British
Columbia
to
have
a
real
summer
holiday.
So
they
have
arranged
to
provide
free
shows,
until
further
notice,
at
your
leading
theatre
every
Saturday
All
pictures
will
be
full
length
features
with
added
attractions
and
admission
will
be
by
NABOB
or
RED
&
WHITE
coupons
which
mother
gets
in
her
NABOB
tea.
coffee
and
baking
powder.
EVERY
SATURDAY
CAPITOL
THEATRE
Here's
all
you
have
to
do.
Save
three
NABOB
or
RED
&
WHITE
coupons
and
present
thzm
at
the
box
office.
They
will
admit
you
to
these
Saturday
Free
Shows.
Restful
Vacation
'
The
place
where
the
tired
businessman
can
become
rejuvenated,
where
his
wife
can
enjoy
good
meals
without
having
to
cook
them,
where
the
children
will
have
all
the
pleasures
of
farm
and
home
and
a
wonderful
sea
beach.
1
Visitors
to
The
Dunes
return
again
&
again.
Write
or
Wire
For
Information
MME.
RAJAUT
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
8
n
m
You
can
use
it
at
your
convenience.
Use
it
for
your
bridge
party
or
any
social
event.
Don't
forget
only
$1.15
per
gallon
Quart
cylinders
....60c
Quart
bricks
75c
Pint
cylinders
30c
Pint
bricks
.......
.10c
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.
!
.
1
The
Central
Hotel
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
ROOMS
and
CAFE
,
pastcurized
Milk
rhone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
VALENTIN
DAIRY
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
rUONE
C57
UNITED
IN
MARRIAGE
Miss
Gladys
Mildred
Letnes
Becomes
Bride
of
Itenhold
Waldemer
Anderson
A
pretty
and
interesting
wedding
took
place
quietly
at
6:30
last
evening
at
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Seal
Cove,
when
Miss
Gladys
Mildred
Letnes,
daughter
of
Mrs.
M.
B.
Letnes
and
the
late
Martin
Letnes,
became
the
bride
of
Renhold
Waldemer
Anderson.
Rev.
J.
E.
Birchall,
the
rector,
officiated.
The
bride
appeared
charming
indeed
in
a
white
satin
floor
length
ensemble
with
orange
blossoms
at
the
throat.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
mixed
flowers
in
pastel
shades.
Her
veil
was
the
one
which
her
mother
wore
thirty-four
years
ago
when
she
was
married.
The
bride
was
attended
by
her
nother.
Gordon
Letnes
was
the
groomsman.
A
wedding
supper
was
held
later
t
the
bride's
home
where
the
oc-;asion
was
suitably
honored.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson
will
re-ide
In
Prince
Rupert.
LOCAL
NEWS
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholls
and
son,
John,
.etuined
to
the
city
rrom
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.
L.
A.
for
Skeena
iy
paying
a
brief
business
visit
to
he
city.
He
arrived
on
last
night's
train
from
Terrace
and
will
be
returning
to
the
Interior
this
evening.
The
Moose
Legion
was
In
regular
session
last
night
with
business
of
a
routine
nature.
Great
North
Moose
A.
K.
Nelson
was
in
the
;hair
over
a
fair
attendance
of
nembers.
Jeffrey
White,
Fred
Jones
and
Tohnson
Marks,
Indians,
were
each
fined
.$10,
with
option
of
seven
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McCIymont
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
for
drunkenness.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
G.
Stewart,
who
made
the
round
trip
north
to
Skagway
from
Vancouver
following
their
return
from
the
south,
disembarked
here
from
the
steamer
Prince
George
Monday
and
will
be
taking
up
residence
In
the
city
for
some
Ume.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Fraser,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
south,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
her
son.
Constable
Percy
Fraser
of
the
mounted
department
of
the
provincial
police
stationed
at
Burnaby
who
will
pay
a
week's
visit
here.
The
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
packer
Ogden
was
in
today
with
500
pounds
of
salmon
irom
Squadaree
and
3600
pounds
from
Banks
Island.
The
Azurlte
was
in
with
2400
pounds
from
Dun-
das
and
600
pounds
from
Zayas.
The
troller
Bothnia.
CaDt.
Mike
Happala,
brought
in
3,000
pounds
and
the
Judy.
Capt.
Hans
Peterson,
2,000
for
which
the
advance
price
of
9c
and
6c
was
paid.
The
New
1937
THE
DAILY
ITEWfl
Wednesday,
june
3a.
1T
New
Secretary
Museum
Board
Was
Welcomed
Many
Teople
From
Outside
See
Local,
Collection
of
Curios
But
Few
Local
Residents
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Museum
Board,
the'
vice-president.
Rev.
Canon
Rush-i
brook,
welcomed
the
new
secretary,
Robert
Bartlett,
to
a
seat
on
the
board
and
congratulated
the
organization
on.
having
secured
a
capable
secretary.
The
custodian
reported
that
during
the
month
of
June
there
had
jeen
479
visitors
and
the
sum
of
$41.30
had
been
paid
in
cash
for
admission.
It
was
the
subject
of
comment
'hat
so
few
Prince
Rupert
people
"lad
visited
the
museum
and
those
vho
had
recently
done
so
had
been
urorlred
at
the
excellence
of
the
collection.
The
vice-president
reported
that
a
number
of
local
students
were
ak'ing
an
Interest
In
the
flower
Electing
competition
which
was
being
carried
on,
the
time
for
which
had
been
extended
to
November
1
In
order
that
the
collec
tors
may
have
an
opportunity
to,
ecure
the
advice
and
help
of
their'
eachers
before
submitting
their!
collections
to
the
committee.
Considerable
was
conducted.
routine
business
LIHEKALS
SWEPT
TO
POWEll
Continued
rrom
paee
is
books
for
pupils
of
the
public
schools
un
to
and
including
irrade
eight.
This
pledge
has
been
kept
Another
Pledge
that
aroused
general
interesl
was
the
program
of
highway
navintr.
Many
milcf
of
paved
roads
had
been
put
1ovn
in
the
last
four
years
anil
by
the
end
of
next
year,
even
trunk
road
in
the
province
would
be
paved,
said
Premier
Macdon-Md,
adding
that
"in
the
meantime,
more
monev
has
been
snenl
on
secondary
roads
since
193
than
ever
before.
Finally
came
the
question
of
finance.
Claiming
a
surplus
of
$151,000
at
the
end
of
1936,
the
first
surplus
in
the
province
foi
13
years,
Liberals
compared
this
vith
the
deficit
of
$1,018,000
in
1933.
"WB
have
done
this
without
any
substantial
increase
in
tf.c
tax
burden
of
the
the
averajjt
man,"
they
added.
Increase
in
succession
dutie.-
on
large
estates,
in
taxes
or.
banks
and
corporations
and
ir
'he
gasoline
tax
had
been
more
han
offset,
the
Liberal
party
"laimed,
by
decrease
in
motor
ear
operating
licenses,
the
whole
sale
price
of
irasoline.
the
abolition
of
the
highway
poll
tax
for
nien
between
the
ages
of
18
am'
.l,
and
a
reduction
in
rates
at
he
Sanitarium
at
Kenlville.
Terrace
Wants
Sunshine
Now
Good
Stand
of
Hay
Is
Now
Ready
For
Farmers
to
Cut
TERRACE,
June
30:
Cool,
rainy
weather
has
characterized
the
past
week.
There
is
a
very
good
stand
of
hay
ready
to
cut
and
local
far
mers
are
praying
for
sunshine.
SPARTON
Refrigerators
Now
on
Display
at
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBrlde
Street
Drop
in
and
inspect
the
beautiful
1937
models
with
their
many
new
features.
Let
us
explain
the
savings
which
result
from
the
ownership
of
a
Sparton
ICE
DANCE
FEATURED
"One
in
a
Million"
Provides
Ex-hiliratlnf
.and
Novel
Entertainment
For
Holiday
Featuring
dazzling
dances
by
Sonja
Henlc
with
her
silvery
skates
on
shimmering
Ice,
the
novel
comedy-romance
"One
in
a
Million"
comes
as
a
feature
offering
of
outstanding
Interest
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
Dominion
Day
holiday
mid-week.
The
plot
has
to
do
with
a
troupe
of
American
novelty
entertainers
who,
In
straightened
circumstances,
are
travelling
through
Europe
under
the
management
of
Adolphc
Menjou.
There
are
many
adventures
and
complications
with
a
thrilling
climax
to
bring
the
story
to
a
rousing
conclusion.
It
Is
typical
holiday
entertainment.
Don
Amcche
plays
opposite
Miss
HenJe
in
the
romantic
lead.
Ad-olphe
Menjou
gives
an
hilarious
nerformance.
Jean
Hersholt
Is
as
lovable
as
ever.
Ned
Sparks
dead-nans
his
way
to
new
laugh
highs.
The
Rltz
Brothers
provide
fantastic
comedy.
Arllne
Judge
Is
capl-vatin?
and
comical.
Borrah
Mlre-vitrh
and
his
gang
play
torrid
rhvthms
on
their
harmonicas
and
Dixie
Dunbar.
Leah
Ray
and
Shlr-'ey
Dan
contribute
beauty
and
li-de-ho.
There
are
many
song
nits
and
the
whole
entertainment
i
said
to
he
exceedingly
exhilirat-'ng
and
novel,
ESS1NGTON
CHILDREN
HERE
Japanese
school
children
to
the
number
of
aboul
fifty
from
Port
Essington.
in
the
city
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
Japanese
training
ship
Kaiwo
Maru,
were
shown
around
the
city
and
also
visited
the
ship
on
Monday.
P.
Hackett
and
daughter
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesteiday
from
Premier
for
a
visit,
here.
Wrs.
Hackett
has
already
been
Jiere
for
the
past
week
or
so
in
Mmectlon
with
the
celebration
of
hf
golden
weddln?
anniversary
ot
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Bhfcnton.
Ml
R
.
.
THAT'S
pis
ALL!"
ferl
iTr
Te
tried
other
crrealt
loll
of
them.
Bat
my
family
1-waji
tomti
bark
to
their
old
fatorlle
kfllofi'i
Corn
HaleiP
Kellogrg's
will
be
your
favorite,
too,
once
you've
discovered
their
matchless
flavor
and
crispness.
Nourishing.
Easy
to
digest.
Oven-fresh
in
the
exclusive
waxtite
inner
bag.
At
all
grocers,
ready
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Made
by
Kellogg
In
London,
Ont.
stem
COIN
f
FLAKES
LAKES
I.
fdk&ffZ
CORN
FLAKES
Mad
BitUr
Packed
Better
Teste
Better
I
I
aH
Is
1
'
I
INTRODUCING
THE
LOVELY
QUEEN
OF
THE
stirr'
SKATES
.
.
.
Glorifying
this
Girl
In
a
Million
.
.
an;1tRT
new
screen
personality
.
.
.
with
glowing
crimson
Hps
anrt
i,
onal
lng
brown
eyes
...
she
sets
the
ice
afire
and
hearts
she
flashes
to
stardom
.
.
.
skimming,
gliding,
whirllne
in
SK
mlc
ice-revels
amid
soaring
Alpine
peaks
.
.
.
Scene
unnn
.ntl"
of
beauty
and
splendor
....
JJUn
scene
"WW!
TUP
AIRI
IN
A
MllliriM
f
III.
Vie
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L.4f
'
THE
SHOW
IN
A
MILLION!
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Btiirt
t
1
S)W
ianuo
.
(At
7:31
&
9:36)
Also
Ol'Il
GANG
Cartoon
Travelogue
Holiday
Matinee
Thurs.,
3:30
fr4mt
lmfm4
Cttilll
If
crKA
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Adolphf
MENJOU
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HERSHOLT
i
NED
SPARKS
J
DON
AMECHE
RITZ
BROTHERS
ARLINE
JUDGE
BORRAH
MINEVITCH
and
hn
gang
DIXIE
DUNBAR
LEAH
RAY
SHIRLEY
DEANE
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SfECTACUUI
MUSICAt
SMAJH
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with
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longi
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THURSDAY
2nd
Show
at
9:05
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&
Nickerson
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506
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Hros.
Ltd.
arc
Chart
Headquarters
for
Northern
B.C.
and
carry
a
complete
stock
of
Charts
for
Fishermen
in
this
vicinity
Latest
corrected
charts
of
British
Admiralty.
Dominion
Government
&
United
States
Service
Prices
of
Charts
arc
standard
Don't
take
chances
it
means
money
for
you
Equip
your
vessel
with
the
necessary
charts
We
also
stock
Trawlers'
and
Fishermen's
Guide.
Tait's
Seamanship,
Brown's
Rules
of
the
Road,
Diesel
Handbook,
Etc.,
Pilot
House
Logbooks,
Dividers,
Parallel
Rules,
Course
Finders,
Barometers
and
Compass
Magnets
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement,
n
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
tf
the
city.