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This
advertisement
Is
not
published
01
displayed
by
the
Uquor
Control
.Board
or
by
the
DOMINION
DAY
HERE
Arrangements
Completed
Observance
of
National
Holiday
Boys'
Band
under
Bandmaster
Robert
Greenfield.
The
Junior
foot-
Borden
School
will
be
provided
with
accomodation
by
Casey
Vink.
Then
the
children
and
the
public
generally
will
follow.
The
Junior
Football
game
will
begin
the
program.
There
will
be
the
flag
raising
ceremony.
Premier
'
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
give
a
short
talk
,
and
then
City
Commissioner
Aider!
Cup,
a
special
attraction
and
taking
place
after
the
twelfth
event.
The
Junior
sports
will
be
completed
and
then
will
take
place
the
senior
football,
the
final
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup.
The
program
of
races
will
include
the
following
events.
Olrls
under
6
years,
boys
under
6
years,
girls
under
8
years,
boys
under
8
years,
girls
under
10
years,
boys
under
10
years,
girls
under
12
uovemmeni
01
onusn
vxjiumDia.
der
14
years,
boys
under
14
years,
relay
race
for
Spartan
Cup,
girls
under
16
years',
boys
under
16
years,
bicycle
race,
(boys
under
12
years),
bisycle
race,
(boys
under
16
years),
Boys'
Band
race,
men's
100
yards,
Fr
married
ladies'
race,
single
ladles'
;
race,
men's
hop,
step
and
Jump,
I
men's
220
yards
and
men's
broad
1
jump.
Arrangements
for
tomorrow's.
The
officials
in
charge
are
as
fol-Domlnlon
Day
celebration
have,
lows:
been
completed.
The
success
of
the'
Chairman
Jack
Preece.
W.
Gomez,
C.
Sunberg,
J.
Strand,
H.
Hodgson,
U.
Haugan,
J.
Wilson,'
D.
Cameron,
W.
Baker,
M.
Holke-stad,
O.
Keays,
J.
Eby,
H.
Pierce,
J.
Leland.
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDON,
une
30:
(CP)
Trie
price
of
bar
gold
was
down
lc
at
!
$35.21
per
fine
ounce
on
the
Lon-
years,
boys
under
12
years,
girls,
un-
don
metal
market
yesterday.
WHITE
HORSE
5COTCH
WHI5KY
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brltiih
Columbia.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
New
Executive
of
Rotary
Club,
Headed
by
W.
L.
Coatcs,
Assumes
Office
Today
Today
was
installation
day
at
the
I
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
lunch-
celebration
will
really
depend
upon!
Executive-
Frank
Derry,
Casey
l"
Zl
,il
liw
being
h
1,
installco
ruJl
'.ensuing
year
duly
th
Rimnnrk
crivpn
it
hv
t.hp
ritijnns
.!,
n
t.r
i,
generally.
A
full
program
of
sports
Davies
Jr.,
J.
S.
Wilson.
F.
Perkins.
I
T'
fn'
PSt
prCsidCnt
President,
W.
L.
Coatcs.
has
been
arranged.
The
Boys'
Band
Parent's
Associa-
The
citv
is
co-oDeratinc
bv
sud-
finn
win
h
Secretary,
T.
A.
McWaters.
plying
a
fire
truck
which
will
lead
at
the
grounds.
Treasurer,
Alex
McRae.
the
parade.
Then
will
follow
the,
judges-
Staff
Sergeant
George
T
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1
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"
"
"
Greenwood
and
Jack
Preece.
Tne
retir,
presldenti
w.
R
Mc.
Starters
Corporal
G.
H.
Soles,
T.
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f
ball
teams
representing
Booth
and
Black.
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17:,.
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u
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i
v
vauu
aim
tuaitc
oil-
Sports-J.
S.
Wilson,
Frank
Derry,
gestions
for
the
future.
Allan
Davies
Jr.
.
Gate
Casey
Vink,
L.
Gillis.
Dance
Casey
Vink.
In
the
evening
there
will
be
a'
grand
dance
at
the
Moose
Hall.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
TEAMS
win
speaK.
uetaenments
01
tne
Teams
in
the
Junior
Football
ex-Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
hibitlon
game
tomorrow
will
be
settle
102nd
Battery
will
provide
iected
from
the
following;
guards
of
honor
as
the
salute
is
Borden
Street
School
Albert
given
and
the
people
will
Join
in
the
Mah.
Jone
Lee,
W.
Bird,
A.
Smith,
singing
of
"O
Canada,"
the
Prince
f.
Hodgkinson,
N.
McLeod,
C.
Rob-Rupert
Boys
Band
accompanying.
1
erton,
A.
Bill,
D.
Nelson,
K.
Schu-Then
will
follow
the
sports.
1
Dert,
Bob
Long.
G.
Smith,
J.
Hay-
The
children's
sports
will
take
akawa,
N.
Pavllikis,
P.
Postolu,
B.
place
with
the
relay
race
for
teams
Bond,
T.
Arney,
B.
Vuckovich.
1
pf
four
from
the
three
football
Booth
Memorial
School
G.
teams
competing
ior
tne
spartan
zbura.
L.
Kaeys.
K.
McCrlmmon.
1
1
Bringing
in
a'
full
list
of
passen
gers,
consisting
largely
of
tourists,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
James
Watt,
arrived
in
port
at
11:15
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
sail
at
10:30
Saturday
night
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
Most
of
the
tourists
who
arrived
on
the
Prince
Charles
will
transfer
tomorrow
to
the
steamer
Prince
George
to
make
the
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
return
to
Vancouver.
The
Prince
George
tomorrow
will
be
bringing
in
tourists
who
will
transfer
to
the
Prince
Charles
Saturday
evening
to
return
crti(
Vi
vln
f
Vi
n
Aiibai
Tfe
ntlpft
To
lands
after
making
the
run
to
Any-1
ox
and
Stewart.
Coming
north
this
voyage,
the
Prince
Charles
was
the
I
first
vessel
to
call
at
the
new
B.C.
Packers
wharf
at
Pacofl.
Halibut
landings
at
Seattle
yesterday
totalled
91.000
pounds
from
four
boats
as
follows:
Vansee,
39,000
pounds,
San
Juan,
7Voc;
Betty
Jane
18,000,
Booth,
7Vic
and
6c;
Blanco,
18,000,
Whiz,
V&c
and
6c;
Flint.
16,
000,
San
Juan,
7c
and
6c.
(1,000
pounds
of
ling
cod,
4c.)
COMEDYIS
FEATURED
"There's
Always
A
Woman,"
With
Joan
niondcll
and
Melvyn
,
Douglas,
is
Gay
Picture
I
"There's
Always
a
Woman,"
a
gay
new
romantic
comedy
co-starring
Melvyn
Douglas
and
Joan
Blondell,
is
being
presented
as
the
Dominion
Day
holiday
week-end
feature
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
with
matinee
both
Friday
and
Saturday
afternoons
as
well
as
the
regular
nightly
showings.
Melvyn
Douglas
and
Joan
Blondell,
appearing
together
for
the
first
time,
are
co-starred.
COOLnM
0C
cuddle
up..
and
RV
A
DAj
Mary
Astor
and
Frances
Drake
arc
prominent
members
of
the
support
ing
cast.
The
plot,
briefly,
concerns
the
mad
antics
of
a
bewildering
young
blonde
wife
who
starts
out
to
show
her
detective
husband
that
she
too
can
be
a
sleuth.
Soon
after
a
mur
der
occurs
in
which
the
husband
finds
his
investigations
considerably
hampered
by
the
counter-moves
of
his
wife.
Plenty
of
complications
and
numerous
lively
and
hilarious,
situations
ensue
with
a
thin
spread
of
mystery
weaving
itself
through
out
tne
story.
Food
Time
Money
and
have
tastier
meals!
COOK
ELECTRICALLY
The
waste
of
"overdone"
or
"underdone"
foods
ends,
automatically,
with
ElectricCooking.
You've
perfect,
even
cooking
heat
of
just
the
right
temperature
for
the
exact
time
required
for
every
dish.
You
save
endless
time
and
footsteps,
too:
meat
shrinkage
is
cut
to
a
minimum:
vegetables
retain
their
full
flavour
and
food
value.
Every
Electrical
Meal
is
a
tastier
meal
that
saves
money.
Small
down
payment
and
comfortable
terms
make
Electric
Range
ownership
easy.
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mm
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
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HOW
TO
MAKE
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TEa
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From
The
Waterfront
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
tAteoWwafar;
othtrwlie
liquid
will
become
cloudy.
Sewe
d,"Mil
Madeleine
Carroll
In
Mil
A
n
"Blockade"
(7:34
and
9:41)
m
Southbound
from
Alaska
to
Vancouver
after
a
special
cruise
voyage
which
included
calls
at
Sitka
and
licginninff
Friday
With
certain
other
points
of
Interest
not
included
on
the
regular
schedules,
Holiday
Matinee
2:30
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
arrived
In
.--!
.IL.
.
'11
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
The
Year's
Top
Laugh
Sensation
mm
was
here
until
12:30
noon.
The
.
.
.
Packed
Full
of
Felony
Princess
Charlotte
had
a
capacity
list
of
222
aourist
passengers
of
.
.
.
and
Fun!
whom
two
disembarked
here.
ON
LAND
AND
SEA
People
are
Using
and
Choosing
R.
C.
A.
Victor
Radio
Performance
is
the
Test
That
Tells
Proven
Performance
Plus
Power
Puts
K.C
A
VICTOR
at
the
Top
in
every
Radio
Field
A
Radio
for
the
Summer
Camp
We
have
a
selection
of
good
used
battery
sets,
thoroughly
reconditioned,
at
very'
low
prices.
Also
the
latest
improved
RCA
Victor
sets
for
the
country
and
for
boats.
A
Complete
Line,
of
Radio
Batteries
and
Tubes
for
All
Makes
Always
in
Stock
When
You
Think
of
Radio
You
Think
of
Us
RCA
Victor
Radio
Specialists
South
to
Vancouver
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Kiver
Steamer
leaves
FilRCE
RiPERT
Etery
Saturday,
7
p.m.
arid
Monday,
3
p.m.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
V.IIR-M
Used
Furniture
2
CAMr
STOVES
Reconditioned
4
RECONDITIONED
RANGES
From,
and
up
2
PREMIER
SI'IC-SPANS
1
HOOVER
VACUUM
CLEANER
,
2
COIL
RED
SPRINGS
Each
1
DRESSER
3
DININGROOM
TAIILES
And
up
2
WICKER
BUGGIES
Each
1.6-1'iece
Dinette
Suite
.
1
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Register
..
1
30
U.S.A.
Riblc
275
lbs.
TROLLING
LEAD
Per
lb.
...
$27.50
$25.00
$35.00
COIIOE
OUTFIT
Lines,
Rubbers,
Clamp,
Wire
Lines
SUIT
CLOTIIES-Orcy,
size
38
$8.00
and
510.00
17.00
$7.50
andS9.00
$17.50
$4.50
$9.00
$7.50
$7.50
1
Rolllne
Top
19.50
Vvt
WrltlnrDesk
1
Gramophone-
5.00
1
Rolls
Itaior
ELIO
$3.50
6c
$5.00
$7.00
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