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TWO
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EDITORIAL
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelK
Proprtor
"A
DOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rte
11.01
ay
80
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cola
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1(
1
en.'
We
carry
a
complete
line
of
working
boots
in
all
grades.
Heavy,
medium
and
light
panco
or
leather
soles.
Priced
from
$3.50
New
shipment
just
arrived
in
men's
soft
soled
low
and
high
cut
slippers
with
chrome
soles.
Q-l
Off
Priced
from
?A.iaJ
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
VICTORIA'S
ELEVATOR
Soon
after
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
was
built
the
;ity
of
Victoria
decided
it
too
should
have
a
grainelevator.
It
was
built,
the
city
guaranteeing
the
cost
of
a
large
part
of
it.
Last
week
the
elevator
was
taken
over
by
the
city,
the
charges
against
it.
being
close
to
half
a
million
dollars
which
the
municipality
assumed.
Veiy
little
grain
ever
passed
through
this
elevator.
ARE
THEY
BRITISH
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
C.C.F.
paper
is
continually
taking
pot
shots
at
the
British,
many
people
are
suggesting
that
the
C.C.F.
are
anti-British
in
their
attitude
and
that,
if
the
party
should
in
course
of
time
be
in
a
position
'
of
authority,
they
would
become
a
separatist
party.
We
can
hardly
think
that
the
party
generally
is
sep-arist
in
its
views.
We
know
that
many
of
the
members
are
of
other
than
British
origin
but
that
does
not
mean
anything.
We
incline
rather
to
the
view
that,
if
at
any
'time
this
separatist
movement
develops
within
the
ranks
of
the
party,
this
will
cause
a
serious
division
which
will
end
the
political
life
of
this
group.
PERFECT
POISE
-
.
An
interesting
case
of
self
control
was
shown
by
members
of
the
British
police
band
visiting
in
Belgium
recently.
An
earthquake
shook
the
city,
accompanied
by
a
thunder-like
rolling
noise.
People
rushed
into
the
streets
of
Ostend,
many
fell
on
their
knees
in
prayer
as
chimneys
toppled,
walls
cracked,
windows
broke
but
the
men
who
are
responsible
for
law
and
order
in
their
own
land
went
on
playing
and
marching
along
Rue
Royale
and
not
a
note
was
skipped.
The
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
PLAN
Gives
You
a
Practical
and
Convenient
Means
of
Adding
to,
Repairing
or
Re-Roofing
YOUR
HOME
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
Are
Prepared
to
Furnish
All
Required
Materials
and
To
make
complete
arrangements
Tor
financing
the
cost
over
a
period
of
one
to
three
years
under
the
Home
Improvement
Plan.
SEE
Our
dUDlay
of
modern
roofing
materials
in
the
Helgerson
Bldg.,
220
6lh
Street.
We
will
be
pleased
to
give
you
an
estimate
0n
any
type
of
work
required.
."
The
Heme
Improvement
Plan
now
makes
it
possible
for
you
to
.make
your
house
a
real
HOME.
For
lull
details
phone
116
or
117
and
our
representative
will
call
and
discuss
the
details
in
the
privacy
of
your
home.
Evenings
Call
.1.
F.
RITCHIE
Jr.,
Black
800
Cheaper
Feed
Having
a
surplus
of
Bulkley
Valley
whsat
It
is
necessary
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Save
Money,
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Company
Macdonald
Rink
Leading
League
It.
E.
Benson's
Has
Same
Number
Of
Wins
But
Has
Had
One
Mure
Defeat
Angus
MacDonald's
rink
moved
into
the
leadership
of
the
Cana
dian
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League
last
night
by
defeating
Jack
Precce's
rink
25
to
8.
R.
E.
Benson's
rink
won
a
tight
contest
from
D.
G.
Borland's
22
to
21
and
is
tied
with
MacDonald's
rink
as
far
as
number
of
wins
Is
concerned
but
has
one
more
loss.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
Macdonald
4
Benson
4
McPhee
3
Tinker
3
McMcekin
3
Frew
r.2
Hill
2
I
Borland
1
Winslow
1
jpreece
1
i
SPORT
CHAT
l
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
line-up
for
tonight's
Mob-ley
Cup
fixture
against
the
Legion
will
be:
H.
Morgan;
F.
Eby
and
A.
Ronalds;
D.
Eastman,
A.
Davies
and
D.
McMeekin;
J.
Bryant,
H.
Dickens.
D.
Christison,
B.
Armstrong
and
R.
Smith.
Spares,
W.
Cross
and
G.
Brown.
The
team
to
represent
the
Canadian
Legion
in
tonight's
Mobley
Cup
football
fixture
will
be
as
follows:
Pierce;
W.
Murray
and
J.
Currie;
J.
Currie,
Howe
and
Mc
Kay;
Simundsen,
Campbell,
S.
Cur-rlfc,
Scherk
and
Comadina.
Spares:
Vance,
Rush.
Bremner.
Judge.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
Chicago
35
Pittsburg
ji
Boston
27
W
L
New
York
37
24
Cincinnati
34
25
27
24
27
St.
Louis
26
31
Brooklyn
25
35
Philadelphia
16
38
American
League
(Cleveland
38
21
I
New
York
34
25
j
Boston
33
27
I
Washington
34
31
j
Detroit
.32
31
I
Philadelphia
20
30
:
Chicago
21
33
1
St.
Louis
19
39
Football
TONIGHT,
6:45
Legion
vs'
Navy
Pet.
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.565
5C4
.500
.45C
.V,
.407
Mi
.571
.55f.
.523
.502
.46L
.381
32i
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Electric
range.
Good
condition.
$35.00.
Black
837.
(151
FOR
SALE
16
h.p.
Johnson
outboard
In
excellent
condition.
Two
sport
model
boats.
A
real
bargain
Apply
227
4th
Ave.
East.
(153)
FOR
SALE
Piano,
$75
cash.
Musi
be
disposed
of
this
week.
Phon.
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery.
(150
RUBBER
Goods
of
every
descrlp
tlon
mailed
in
plain
wrapper
postpaid
by
us.
Write
for
mai,
order
catalogue,
saving
507.
P.O
Box
91.
Mail
Order
Dent.
V
Hamilton,
Ont.
(160)
FOR
SALE
1512
ft.
pleasure
boat.
Cabin.
5
h.p.
Kelvin
engln,
recently
overhauled.
Phone
Blue
726
between
6
tnd
7
p.m.
(155)
WANTED
WANTED
Tea'
Cup
Reader,
Apply
Box
22,
Dally
News.
tf,
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Violin
Students
Are
Successful
DON
BUDGE
All-England
Tennis
Championship
Series
Now
In
Quarter
Finals
Stage
WIMBLEDON,
une
28:
(CP)
-Don
Bud.-je
of
the
United
Stales!
continued
his
parade
through
th
All-England
tennis
championships
yesterday,
defeatrng
Franz
Ceniai
1
-of
Czechoslovakia
6-3,
C-0,
7-5
in
the
quarter-final
round.
United
States
placed
the
"S.'j
Three'
of
Helen
Wills
Moody,
Helen
Jacobs
and
Alice
Marble
in
the
semi-fjnals
of
the
women's
singles
today,
the
fourth
place
going
to
Madame
Hilda
Krahwinkel
Sner
Dance
Staged
For
Ball
Team
I.njoyable
Affair
Held
Satur
Night
With
Dido
Ourvich
blaster
of
Ceremonies
In
connection
with
the
visit
the
Ketchikan
baseball
party,
an
.Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
Receives
Results
from
Torotite
VnservaUry
of
Music
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
has
been
Rf'fc'f
7?
AT1
t
TITS
d
vis1
cf
results
as
follows,of
her
J
VI
i&s
I
J
V
1
1
1
v
5
1
!
J
1
w,,n
gently
took
Toronto
.'conservatory
of
Music
examlna-
-
tluu:
1
Grade
I.
First
Class
Honors
Frank
Jamas.
I
Honors
Walter
Morgan.
Grade
II.
!
Honors
Arline
Fitzgerald
and
'
John
Christensen.
Pass
Stanley
Wozney.
Grade
III.
Pass
Beverley
Nelson.
Grade
V.
Elmore
Hankinson.
ling
of
Germany.
Miss
Marble
will
"
meet
Miss
Jacobs
and
Mis.
jvlood.v
One
Hundred
are
Injured,
Some
'
!i.meetrM
SPer"ng-
SriouMj.
at
Versailles,
Alice
MarbJ'-
and
Helen
Jacob.'
France
had
moved
Into
the
women's
quar-
i
ters
yesterday.
Miss
Marble
bent
Kutn
Hardwick
of
England
7-5
6-4
and
Miss
Jacobs
beat
Peggy
Scriven
of
England
6-3.
6-0
K
Stammers
qualified
to
meet
Mrs.
J,
Helen
Wills
'
Moody
'
in
the
luc
quarters
Mirier!,
VERSAILLES,
France,
June
28:
(CP)
One
hundred
children
were
wife
Wife
of
Of
C
Inlurerl
mmo
orlnii!u
n
i
ninln
Father
Of
Mrs.
Houston
Passes
Away
In
Wales
THE
SCOTCH
THAT
rAii.,H
o
-j
comedian,
although
it
has
.....
boon
been
rinflnttfl
.
,
selling
toy
balloons
here.
The
bal-
"
defeating
Betty
Nuthall.
also
.of
loons
started
to
explode
in
the
fire,
th
marrled-
,VT
i,
,7.
"""""terrorizing
the
crowd
and
caus
ng
quarter-finalists
were
Sarah
Pal-
the
panic
frey
Pabyan
of
United
States,
Hil-
j
aa
Sperling
of
Germany,
Jedwlga
Jedrzejowska
of
Poland
and
Helen
Mathieu
of
France.
prenie
Court
Against
Peter
Veri-gin
and
Doukholior
Follower
RPniM
Turvo
to-
I
fill.
CIGARETTES
Balloons
Explode;
Paulette
Goddard
Children
In
Panic
Arrives
In
Reno
I
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VU.,V
'
V
.
FT
WUUK
'
CIRCLES
THE
GLOBF.
TM4
B
Jun
t
...
Hotel
Arrivals
Koval
Wah
Soon.
city.
John
nn
KnniiAveil
Wife
iif
Thirl!
f
lnnlln
VanCOUVer
J.
Hhnriix
PUD
1
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------
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VJk.
J
Arrives
In
Divv.-re
Centra
"
Fraser,
Hazelton;
J&mtt
K$
:
Caj)e
St.
James;
Jack
HID,
ctxfi
RENO.
Nevada.
June
28.
Paul.
Hill
and
J.
A.
Edwards,
Skajwaj.
ctte
Qoddard
has
arrived
here-os-'
Prince
Ruprt
tt
nsibly
to
establish
a
night
club.
M
E.
Calne
and
E.
M.
Annfircq
Mlar.
Goddard
Is
supposed
to
be
(lie
England;
C.
Drlscoll,
Toronto
t
Charlie
Chaplin,
screen
I
Bews,
Vancouver
Billy
fttt
never
Terrace.
definitely
announce?!
that
Central
H.
Oordon-Cooper
Nell
Roa
j
Smith
and
T
K.
Smith,
Vaneomt
nesota
senator
weljw,
Quebec
O.
J,
PhJlliot
a
Muriel
McLean,
Prince
T
n
1
Rupert'
1
is
biven
judgment,
D
ZopHaand,j;nu
0)14
J.
H.
Myers,
Vancouver
P
U
iiwaru
,iiaue
uy
aaskairiieuan
?u-
surf
Point
Mine.
DIIIU
JtCATS
MatPIILE
Mrs.
Vic
TTmntvn
recoil
ih.
'""
sum
01
n.oou
wiui
7.
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.
.
.....
v..v
piven
in
the
qnnrnnii
Canadian
nationa
Recreauonit
,
sad
advice
yesterday
of
(he
death
was
elation
Lawn
Bowling
Lnp
urdayof
her
father.
David
Uewellyn
Lf"...C
Ac
I
Thnmnr
nf
..
.
iu
ittvur
ui
ouup
aenaior
iiacimpv
.
w
it
tiiiiiiHii
ui
j-ciiieiiriiv.
1
tivi
rpv
r
1
i
.
i
i-umypuoj,
Pontypool,
South
ouum
Wales.
waies.
The
me
late
laic
01
:
Minnesoia
"
against
peier
verigm
"
tn
17
"
.
Air.
Thomas,
who
had
been
In
ill
"
s
WUI",UUU
cuinmuniiy
ipr
of
health
for
several
years,
was
well
commission
in
connection
with
the,
,
yenown
ana
highly
esteemed
In
the
v
"
"
o""""
BAR
SILVUt
enjoyable
dance
was
held
Saturday
T-.n.
7
,
J
S
ln
NEW
YORK,
June
4:
(CP)-b
night
in
the
Boston
Hall.
Dido
Our-
ih
.l',
IIoust'nl
w'
Rcach
PJ
tj
silver
was
unchanged
at
W
,lch
was
master
of
ceremon.es
?f
.tlX0'
"
Mends
T.to
w,th
"
mt
fine
ounce
on
the
New
Toft
"
ui
me
uaiiy
New
market
today.
VANCOUVER
Ohi
VALPARAISO
All
the
world
over
jn
Quetta,
nd
Quebec,
in
Peshawar
and
Port
Arthur
McCalium'j
Perfection
gets
the
play.
It's
alwaji
uaiorm;,
alwayi
mellow,
Scotch
whisky
iroi
House
of
McCallum,
esfabUihed
In
1807.
I"
norted
dfrect
from
EJin
tT
1
burgh
in'
taped
and
scaled
01.
bottles.
NSJS
CONVENIENT
40-c.
BOTTLE
NOW
OFFICIALLY
LISTED
INgB.C.
STORES
$4.85,
ThU
advertisement
Is
'
not
dIsDlavPA7w?T,,,'
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
dovernmtnt
oi
Urim
Columbia-