THRILL
IN
PICTURE
OF
If
Expert
Optical
Service
BALL
GAME
WEST
HERE
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
-The-
cockeye
run
is
still
holding
up
well
in
the
Skeena
and
Naaa
Rivers
with
gillnetters
averaging
thirty
fish
per
day.
There
is
a
similar
average
of
pinks
in
the
soekeye
nets.
The
soekeye
run
in
Rivers
Inlet
and
Smith's
Inlet
has
picked
up
materially
during
the
past
few
days
with
yesterday's
reports
rhow-
uig
average
of
ninety
fUh
in
Rivers
Inlet
and
sixty
in
Smith's
Inlet.
The
soekeye
run
in
Bella
Coola
area
is
almost
over.
There
is
not
much
doing
as
yet
in
seining
In
the
Haas
River
area.
Fred
Tierney
and
Earl
Cromwell.
Hay
sport
fishermen,
were
convicted
in
provincial
police
court
yesterday
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson
of
fishing
for
salmon
during
the
weekly
clo&e
season.
Fines
of
$25
and
costs
were
Imposed
in
each
case
and
boats,
nets
and
fish
confiscated.
MV
FAMILVS
FAVOURITE
CEREAL"
S
says
Mrs.
H.
C
MUNGER
ontsosav
HAM
I
LTOM.
OUT.
&4
MILLIONS
ofhappu
FAMILIES
about
QUAKER
CORNFLAKES!
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONEY
BACK
GUARANTEE
.
Tike
this
tcnsatiooil
opportunity
to
try
Quaker
Corn
(lake.
Taste
the
delicious
difference
mall
makes.
are
so
sure
jour
whole
family
will
like
thesn
thai
we
say:
Buy
Quaker
Cora
Flakes
mtr.
Then,
put
them
to
every
taste
test
.
.
.
compare
them
for
crisp.
aess,
freshness,
flavour
whh
any
corn
flakes
you've
ever
eaten.
Then,
if
you
don't
agree
they're
the
most
delicious
corn
flakes
ym'tt
tttr
tsttn,
just
return
the
partly-used
pack
'
ate
and
yon
will
get
double
your
money
back.
Join
the
millions
of
happy
families
who
eoioy
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
as
t
daily
treat.
Buy
several
packages
from
your
grocer
now.
ITS
THC
MALT
in
Quaker's
famous
secret
reap
that
mikes
Quaker
Cora
Flakes
so
extra
delirious
...
so
rich
ind
laiourfuL.
And
these
taer
takes
are
crispier,
too
.
,
toasted
to
crunchy
perfection,
sold
in
Savour-sealed
packai
es
i
GERRARD
MAGNUM
Bath
Soap
35
CENTS
CAKE
3
for
$1.00
Ormes
Ltd.
ZtfiA
Pioneer
Drtuiffiats
Tb
Kexall
Store
Phones
II
II
Open
Dailj
from
I
a.m.
till
10
.m.
tuii.lj,
ai,
llolirtar
from
12
to
2
p.m.
.ni
-urn
i
---.w
.
..
Dry
Dock
Defeats
Searchlights
li
to
10
Last
evening
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
the
fans
saw
a
ball
game
that
was
foil
of
loos
hiU,
exciting
catch
es,
uirunng
misses
and
double
plays
when
the
mighty
Dry
Dock
defeated
the
Second
Searchlight
Stttery
II
to
19.
The
eJbnax
of
the
game
came
in
the
sixth
inning
when,
with
the
score
18
all
and
two'
away,
Sterritt.
fielding
for
the
SearchMghtc,
stumbled
after
catching
a
long
high
fly
knocked
oat
by
GiCis
of
the
Dry
Dock.
ONe0,
'
pitching-
for
the
Searchlights,
struck
oat
three
men.
walked
one
and
allowed
10
hits.
Arlington,
starting
for
the
Dry
Dock,
walked
one.
struck
out
two
and
allowed
tour
hits,
Warner,
finishing
for
the
Dry
Dock,
struck
out
seven
men.
walked
two
and
allowed
seven
hits.
Young
Gordon
Heatheringtin
star
red
in
the
game
when
he
got
two
three-ba;e.
hits.
Arlington
and
Welles
also
got
a
three-base
hit
each
to
their
credit.
The
baseman
Lip-inski
of
the
Searchlights
worked
in
a
nice
doable
play
with
a
beautiful
peg
to
Coiliaon
on
their
base.
The
Searchlights
were
very
unfortunate
in
having
Welks
sprain
his
ankle
In
the
third
inning.
Welks
was
replaced
by
Spence
who
also
had
a
bad
ankle
from
a
previous
game.
This
game
provided
lots
of
fun
both
for
the
players
and
the
spectators
alike.
If
the
Searchlights
had
got
a
lew
more
breaks
the
result
of
the
game
might
have
been
totally
different.
Lieut.
Etson
of
the
RJJit's
urn
pired
the
game.
Dido
Gurvich
watched
the
bases
and
James
R
Wilson,
of
the
Y.M.C-A.,
kept
the
score
sheet.
Dry
Dock
A
13
Slmondsen.
cf.
4
Heatherington,
3b.
4
Howe.
2b.
4
Mclntyre.
c
4
Downey,
lb
.v
4
Gillis.
If
4
Baynon,
ss
.1
fO.
Heatherington,
rf.
,.4
j
Arlington,
p
2
1
Warner,
p.
2
i
Total
Searchlights
AB
jKing,
2b
3
"Welles,
If
4
Sterritt,
cf
3
Jeglum,
rf
4
Coilison,
3b
4
(Lipinski,
lb.
14
iSpance,
ss.
3
'Aiford,
c
.4
iCIS'eil
,p
4
Beaton,
ss.
3
H
0
1
0
2
I
1
2
2
1
0
13
H
2
1
0
2
1
2
1
1
0
1
lotais
..
li
Score
by
innings:
Searchlights
014
101
010
Dry
Dock
042
035
014
Next
Sunday
afternoon
ihere
will
be
a
double
header
at
the
Arropolis
Hill.
Rangers
'vs.
Dry
Dock
and
Composites
vs.
Searchlights.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Philadelphia
2,
Pittsburg
New
York
4,
St.
Louis
5.
Boston
6,
Chicago
1.
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
4,
PhiladelphiL
5.
Cleveland
2,
New
York
3.
Chicago
10,
Boston
4.
Mai!
Scheduii
For
the
Ea.t
Monday
Wednesilay.
and
Friday
'rom
the
East
1.
-
i
'
.TllMflav
11.
in
.5
p.m.
Tiiflsdav
Thursday
and
'
j
Sunday
12
pjn.
'or
Vancouver-Monday
3
p.m,
Tuesday
..
..
12:30
noom
Friday
9:30
p.m.
Saturday
4
p.m.
'rom
Vancouver-Sunday
p.m,
Monday
am.
Wednesday
;
ti
ajn.
Friday
n
a.m.
for
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
7
p.m
FrWay
1
p.m.
From
Stewart
anl
Ptaml..
....i.uu
tx.iu
l
Saturday
noon
r
nre
rtrtn.
naas
Klver
and
("nrl
Simpson
'
Hiindav
7
pjn
From
Alice
Arm.
Naa
Rlter
'
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
njn.
"or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Tuesdav
10
p.m.
Tuesday
pJa,
I
'Western
Union"
is
Feature
Offering
on
Screen
of
Capitol
Theatre
Zane
Grey's
great
western
story
Western
Union."
set
in
the
days
when
Omaha
was
a
boom
town
and
Nevada
a
territory,
comes
to
the
screen
oi
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
u
the
feature
picture
for
tonight,
ind
tomorrow.
It
is
an
acnonioi
Tim
replete
with
fighting,
intrigue,
radians,
struggle
against
the
ele-uents
and
man-made
obstacles
as
vefi
as
romance.
Robert
Young
is
cast
as
the
dud-
but
aggressive
young
tender-cot
from
tfle
East
who
amazes
the
Teaterners
with
his
riding
and"
narksmanshlp.
Randolph
Scott
wrtrays
the
mysterious,
two-gun
ilalnsman
who
scouts
the
Western
Triton
expedition
through
the
coun-ry
of
the
savage
Stox.
Dean
Jag-er
takes
the
part
of
the
great
leader
whose
vision
and
courage
made
roast-to-coast
communication
by
Tire
a
reality.
Virginia
Gllmore
tays
the
feminine
lead
and
other
jrominent
members
of
the
cast
are
Tohn
Carradine.
Slim
Suurmervile,
Thill
Wells
and
Barton
MaeLane.
The
wild
and
boisterous
western
oioneer
town
or
Omaha
was
re-
H
'reated
in
detail
for
the
setting.
A
climactic
forest
fire
sequence
ls-ar
ipectacle
of
the
latter
phases
o!i
the
picture.
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t
MOSS
FOR
DRESSINGS
.
BRADFORD.
Eng..
July
24:
'CP)
-Recl
Cross
authorities
are
urging
leople
to
scour
the
moors
for
phagnum
moss
which
is
replacing
otton
wcol
swabs
In
some
hospitals.
Hi
9
lail.fc'ed
on
WpK'
'
-VSjjL
11
9
an
ijwardvutto
jT
H
9
officer!
of
lh
tn,
3
jBM
S
'
C
ct
of
Ioa
B
r
!H
flj
dity!u.t
fly.
C-KJ
inc.thauihnot
Bh
SifCjCy
3
H
to
active
opera-'
the
FOR
MERIT
QVEB
60
MEDALS
AND
PIIZES
AWARDED
DE
WAR'S
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
tC&V..
InTtirfi
isi
'
r:
JIM
"uiiLtu
ill
IbOILAlO
I
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rai-
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r
DEW
A
It
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Notic
General
Taxes
arp
rini
mH
payaoie
at
me
rjuy
Han
on
or
before
August
1st,
1941
to
avoid
added
penalty.
D.
J.
Matheon.
City
Commissioner
NOTICE
A
public
Civilian
Protection
A.R.P.
meetln?
will
be
held
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
Sunday
evening,
July
27th
at
0:15.
Speakers
will
be
the
Honorable
the
Attorney-General
O.
S.
Wlsmer.
Commissioner
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
and
Inspector
S.
P.
M.
Moodle.
The
R.M.R.'
band
'will
be
In
attendance.
You
are
cordially
Invited
to
ttrnd.
No
admission.
err
f
Williams,
arrived
in
port
at
4:30
ea
at
6
pjn.
for
Vancouver.
The
idseL
Alice
had
on
board
197
passengers,
j
Two
disembarked
here
and
six
went
aboard
at
this
port.
Tfcarsday,
TONIGHT
AND
FRIDAY
'6
ROBERT
YOUNG
RANDOLPH
A
SCOTT
DEAN
JAGGER
VIRGINIA
GILMORE
and
John
Canadine
Slim
Summerville
Chill
Wills
Baiton
MaeLane
CAPITOL
Returning
south
after
a
voyage
to
Alaska
with
a
capacity
list
of
round
trip
tourists
on
board,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Alice,
Capt.
John
Spnrtlight
"Playing
With
V
m-
Carlnnn
"I
I,.r.."
W
1
I
FORD
SCHOLARSHIPS
,
REMK.MBF.R
CIVILIAN!
LONDO.V,
Juiy
24:
CPi
Forty
LONDO.V,
Ju.y
24
CP
free
scholarships
for
sons
of
British
perial
War
Graces
C
farmers
and
farm
workers,
giving
appomied
a
commit
from
one
to
three
years'
training
In
names
of
clvlluna
k.
yesterday
afternoon
from
Skagway
modern
a.riniitnrai
mptr,.
enemy.
j
and
other
northern
potato
and
sail-
by
Henry
Ford
an
J
his
son,
.
V1
Notice
Unable
to
gain
en
'extinguish
two
Reach
ten
utwumuu
people
with
the
blackout,
a
po.
a
"want
ad
"
in
ch
Dally
New
the
bulbs
with
a
r
.
Due
to
Increased
Costs
of
Operation,
We
Are
Forced
to
Increase
Our
Rates,
Effective
July
25
New
Rates
will
be
as
follows:
One
or
Two
I'assengcrs
,
50c
(
Each
Additional
Passenger
25c)
East
of
Eleventh
and
Conrad,
Kidley
Home,
Sixth
and
Amltrose
.Minimum
75,.
Charter,
per
hour
3
Highway,
to
end
and
return
$3
To
Bridge
$3
.
;
Children
of
School
Age
Free
Taxis
112
13
32
99
67
77
80
34
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cannlnt
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with
an
all
th
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round
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iron
In
Prince
Rupert
ICE
Just
Completed!
New
Ice
Storage
Method
Ensuring
only
low
temperature
ice
throughout
lhf
J?!l
nsning
season
Fishcrmenarc
Invited
to
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Ice
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