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It was, while no mystery, one of the cleverer of modern\n\"stunts.\" There was, witii all its\nfallacy, a certain fascination to it.\nSomebody lost, of course, but the\nharder you worked to keep the chain\ngoing the more chance you had of\nbeing, one of* the lucky ones.\nIt held as long as it held public\nconfidence. It was easily followed\nas long as there was a run for y^ur\nmoney, and a lure of something\nbetter. But when confidence was\nf *Efe gone it was a drug on the market.\nIt was that same covetousness\nthat killed the chain letter that\nhas been the downfall of man from\nthe beginning of creation \u2014 the\ntemptation to take a cunning shortcut rather than to follow the pre-\n. scribed and certain path'.\nIt was the manipulation of these\nchain letter lists, the advancing of\nsome n&rrrs and the omission of\nothers, and such practices \u2014 not\nreally cunning, but deliberate crookedness that killed the goose.\nAvarice may win for a day, but\nlt is a sure loser in the long run.\n &\t\nTHE WEATHER\nJune Max. Min.\n1 62 46\n2 61 34\n3 77 30\n4 } 82 40\n5 77 :.M\n6 ,. 82 35\nThe weather took a warmer turn\nthis week, and the season is rapidly catching up with itself. The high\ntemperature still stands at 84. The\nbarometer is dropping.\n ft\t\nBIRTHS\nJONES\u2014To Mr. and Mrs. Jones of\nPrinceton at Princeton General\nHospital on Thursday, 6th June,\na son.\nWEDDINGS\nGordon-Hollands\nA quiet wedding was solemnized\nat St. Paul's Manse on Monday,\n3rd June, Rev. J. C. Goodfellow officiating, when Christina Elizabeth,\ndaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hollands of Princeton, bedame the\nbride of Murray John Gordon. Witnesses were the bride's sister, Miss\nNellie Hollands, and Mr. John O'\nNeill. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will reside in Princeton.\n ) -A \u2022\nOBITUARY\nH< :LLID AY\nDeath occurred on Tuesday at the\nPrinceton Hospital of Alexander\nHolliday. resident of Princeton for\nsoue months. He was a returned\ns'.Iojer, who saw service in the World\nWar with the 102nd Battn., C.E J.,\na d the East Lancashire Regiment\nii. the Boer Wai.\nHe was a native of Scotland, and\nthere are no known relatives in this\ncountry. Little is known of his antecedents\nFe was taken ill three weeks a-,o.\nThe fune'?.l will be held Thursdp.v\ni der the auspices of the Canadian\nLegion.\n *\t\nHEDLEY DROPS\nFIRST GAME\nPenticton Goes Into Tie For\nLeague Leadership Beating\nMiners 4-2\nLeague Standing\nHedley _ .... 3 1 .'.50\nPentioton \"... 3 1 .750\nKeremeos 2 2 ' .FG0\nLoomis 2 2 500\nOroville 2 2 .500\nIndians 0 4 .000\nSUNDAY'S RESULTS\nP nticton 4, Hedley 2.\nKeremeos 17, LOomis 2.\nOroville trounced Indians.\n ft\t\nPentic'fOn 000 002 11C^4.\nHedley 000 100 100\u20142.\nHEDLEY baseballers lost\ntheir undisputed hold on\nthe top spot in the Similkameen International baseball\nleague ori Sunday when they\nsuffered their first set-back\nof the schedule, 4-2, at Penticton, at the hands of the\nPenticton Interme'diates.\nThey now share the top\nposition with the Penticton\nteam.\n\u2014*\u2014\n[ Continued on Pare Tom !J\nTHE SUN\n4:12\u20148:16\nTHE PRINCETON STAR\nTHE MOON\n1st Quarter 9th\nWITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE \"HEDLEY GAZETTE\", THE \"KEREMEOS CHRONICLE'*1 AND THE \"COALMONT COURIER.\"\nA Community Paper, Published In the Interests of the Rich and Resourceful Tulameen and Similkameen Valleys.\nThirty-fifth Year; No. 26.\nPRINCETON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, 6th JUNE, 1935.\n$2.00 PER ANNUM; 5c PER COPY\nPRINCETON TO\nRESTORE HER\nCELEBRATION\nHope To InterestYoung Men\nIn Promot ng The Annual\nMajor Event\nW0RTHH0LDING\n\u2014a\u2014\nThirty Years' Tradition Has\nA Cash Value\nDOES Princeton inteihd to\nmaintain its record for\nDominion Day celebrations?\nThat will have to be decided\nth'te week.\nFor more than thirty years\nthe First has been Princeton's one big celebratioihi day\nNothing at all has been done\nas yet,in prepartation for\nthis year. And it is just about\nthe deadline.\nDominion Day gives Prince\nton afni opportunity to play\nhost to the rest of the valley. It has a business significance. With the local atrac-\ntion deteriorating, people\nhave been gradually drifting to other points, which\nmake a better bM.\nThere is a tidy bit of revenue to be made out of the\nday in good times. While a\nprivate group took it in\ncharge, there was alii annual\nprotest. The pre-emptors decided to gi,ve someone else\na chance. The feeling was\nthat the young fellows, in\nathletic organizations should\nhave the day. In 1933 the\nTrack and F:',eld Club was\norganized with the idea of\nfostering this branch of athletics, and taking the celebration under its wing. It\nmade a fair success with a\nnew departure. Last year it\nmade no move to repeat. A\nsemi-private organization\ncame to the rescue, but for\nthe first time in years the\nsequence of big days was\nbroken.\nUp To The\nYoung Men\nThere are many citizens\nwho regret tfr's flagging of\ninterest. They feel, however,\nit is chiefly up to the young\nfellows. \"For eight years,\"\nsaid one fihie worker, \"I\nhave been making sport for\nthese young fellows. Now a\ngreat many of them are of\nan age where they can step\nin and help themselves, as\nwell as doing something for\nthe younger oToes and the\npubl'c, which has been pretty good to them.\"\nThat's the attitude of a\ngood many. There is a great\nwork to be done in the interests of good sport here.\nA meeting will be held in\nthe Star Office on Monday\nnight to start things off.\nWhere the Mascot Values Lie\nPOLICE MAKE CLEANUP OF\nRED' NEST AT PRINCETON\n-\u00bb f ft\t\nSeveral Ringleaders Arrested Here Thursday\nEvening\nTHIS sketch shows the calculated\ngeology of the Hedley Mascot\nFraction. It is a wedge-shaped segment lying betwen two of the best\nknown of the Nickel Plate claims.\nThe ore body on the Iron Duke\nand Morning claims dips into the\nMascot at an angle of 23 degrees\nwest. These claims were extensively\nworked and permission was given\nGold Commissioner, to cross-cut\nthrough the Mascot, but they evidently exceeded their privilege and\nwhen sued by the present Mascot\nowners, paid $15,000 for ore taken\nout during the process.\nPILOTS THE FIRST\nAND THE LAST\n\u2014\u2022&\u2014\nMR. HILL INNIS, Who took\nthe Hedley Mascot supplies\nup teh big N ck;l Plate hill on\nMonday, is estabishlng quite a\nrecord for \"pioneering\" on th.s\nroad. He took the last car up\nbefore it closed for the winter\nlast fall, and was the first to\nbreak the trail this year.\nThis is one of the most di-\nficult roads in the country, climb\ning, at anything but an engineer's grade, to an altitude of\nnearly 7,000 feet.\nThe trail-breaker has plenty\nto contend with.\nRAILWAYMEN\nAT COPPER MT.\nSpeculation Rife After C.P.\nR. Heads Inspect\nLine\nw\nG.N. ASKS FOR\nYEAR'S HOIST\nAsks Local Interests To Sup\nport Appeal To Railway Commission\n\u2014\u25a0&\u2014\nAN EFFORT is being made\nby the Great Northern\nRailway to secure a year's\nhoist on the ruling of the\nBoard of Railway Commissioners of Canada that the\nline between the Iriterna-\nItional boulbdary and Prince-\nI ton must be placed in service\nI this summer. It is now impossible to comply with the\norder to resume service by\n15th June.\nThe Great Northern has,\nthrough its lawyer, Mr. Pratt\nbeen canvass;|rig the leading\ncomplainants for their signatures ih support of an application to the Commission\nof the order for a year.\nMany\nAcquiesce\nFrom what can be learned\nthe reception accorded Mr.\n\u2014n\u2014\n[ Continued on Pare Three ]\nHEN three railwaymen\nwalked along the Cop-\nI per Mountain tracks \"public\ninterest stock\" in the big local metallurgical venture\njtook another flurry.\nBut officially, three men\nwalked alohig the track\u2014\njust that. When' an indomitable newspaperman, after\nhearing a careful and convincing explafation by a les-\n; ser official with due patience\nI asked, \"Yes, arid now what's\nI the story?\" the official just\nI smiled and said, \"You're not\n'supposed to ask.\" So your\nj guess is just as good as any-\nI one's.\nI The fgcts are that Divisional Superintendent W. J.\n1 McLean, Ex-Divisio'nal Sup-\n. erintendent and Chief Eri-\njgineer Andrew McCuvlloch,\nand Bridge Engineer John\nRobertson- inspected the\n1 i'ie on Monday.\nIf they gave any commitment, our diligent search\nhas been unable to find it.\nThe Railway Company's\nexp'anation that it was a\nmatter of regular routine to\ninspect every line, whether\noperating or :'dle. Mr. Me\nLean' wished to take advantage of Mr. McCulloch's experience, so as to make himself better acquainted with\nthe road.\nSomething\nIn It?\nBut there are a lot of people who wi'l nod and wink\nat that explanation, and\nagree that it is very good as\nfar as it goes. They can not\nforget, however, that the\nvisit coincides with an interesting situation respecting\nthe property, which has been\nclosed since 1930.\nAs has been carefully reviewed in these columns recently, speculation is rife as\nto the future of the Granby\n[ 'Continued on Page Three ]\nIn the Ore at the Mascot\nShowing the ore body on the 1300- foot tunnel at the Hedley Mascot.\nCONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME\nSTARTS ATHEDLEY MASCOT\nSupplies Hauled and Camp Started; Development Work\nto Include Driving 2800 Foot Tunnel and\nBuilding Tram Line\nWORK has commenced at\nthe Mascot. Supplies\nhave been freighted in and\na call has ben issued for men\nas preparation are made to\ncommence driving a tunnel. It is expected that development work will now\nproceed rapidly.\nSupplies have been hauled\nin from Penticton as the\n'contractors establish their\ncamp. It is expected that\nabout 100 men will be employed during the summer.\nThe co'htract, as soon as\nit was let, was shared, it is\nreported. It is believed that\nthe same contractor has been\nawarded the tramway job.\nThe company has established offices iri Hedley, and\nhas had a field staff on hand\nfor some time. Mr. W. J.\nAteseltine, formerly of the\nPremier, is in charge of the\noperation. Directors of the\ncompany have been here\nagain this week.\nPromising\nProperty\nThe Mascot is regarded\nin some circles as Hedley's\n\"ready made gbld mine.\"\nCertainly a sure return of\ngood grade gold ore is in\nsight, arid was tunnelled\nthrough by the Hedley Gold\nMining Company. The former operators of the Nickel\nPlate were anxious to secure\nthe now famous fraction,\nbut could hot\ncome to an agreement with\nthe owner. Mr\nDune Woods.\nLast year a\nVancouver syn\nditate made\nari agreement\nwith the owner.\nThe Mascot\nFraction is the\ncenter of in- Dune Woods\nterest, but a number of other\nclaims are included ifiu the\nproperty, on which work is\nexpected to reveal values.\nOre Contacted In\nGold Eagle Tunnel\nORE has been struck in the tunnel teing driven by the Golden\nEagle people opposite the town rC\nHedley. This is taken as an encour-\nsfing sign, as there is another showing \"higher up the hill. Five men\nara' \"employed under Mr. McLeod,\nft: A camp has been established\n\u25a0i-a: the Sterling Creek bridge.\nDISTRICT Moose Lodge will hold\nits next meeting in Keremeos\n12th June, Secretary Prank Chais-\nson reports. The lodge has 58 members, many of whom are from Hedley and Keremeos.\nI BOUNTY RESTORED ON\nCOUGARS AND COYOTES\nABOLNTY has been restored on\ncougars &nd coyotes, predatory\nanimals. On coyotes reported between 1st April \u2022 and 31st August,\n$2.00 is paid, and $10.00 for cougars\nor timberwolves at any time.\nThe pelts must be submitted.\nNEW MAP PREPARED\nOF HEDLEY TOWNSITE\n\u2014tt\u2014\nANEW MAP of Hedley town-\nsite has been prepared. The\nwork was done for the Provincial\nGovernment by Mr. P. W. Grejjory\nof Princeton.\nDIONNES CAN'T BEAT US\nDOGGONE IT.\nQUINTt\/PLETS\u2014Princeton h,-;s\nthem \u2014 but they'll hardly\nrival tile Dionnes.\nWhile the Callander kids we<-;\ncroonig over the ether in eu\nbartion of their first bl.tn.iay\nanniversary, a Princeton ma1\/ *u\nwas presenting the world with\nfive little nigger-babies, on iiici\nMay. The dog, nigger, is owned\nby Lu's Mora.\nWORK OR GO\nOFFREUEF\nUltimatum Delivered; 30 Cut\nOff Relief A* They\nDefy Mandate\n\u2014ft\u2014-\nTHIRTY Princeton unemployed automatically debarred themselves from any\nfurther relief, by their refusal to go to work Thursday morning in the.face of\nan ultimatum presented by\nthe provincial relief administrator.\nAccording to a statement\nmade at the government offices here, the government\nis serious, and determined to\nput an end to a long series\nof disruptions. \"The whole\nthing boils down to who will\nruri the Public Works Department,\" local authorities\nsaid. \"We have put it up to\nthe government that the Ileal, situation is intolerable\nand they have decided to\ngive us full support to put\nour house in order.\"\nUltimatum\nServed\nThe impasse came Thursday morning. Notices had\nbeen posted the previous day\nand, acording to Road Foreman Johnson, relief workers\nhad been Individually served\njn the' presence of witnesses.\nThe notice reads:\n\"To All Relief Recipients:\n\"On and after this date all me.i\nmust report for work when told by\nthe Road Foreman. Any man failing to so report for work will EC\ncut off relief.\"\nBy Order,\nAdministrator of Unemployed Relief. Victoria, B.C.\nC. Nichols, Sub-agent.\nThis notice was given on\nWednesday. Some thirty unemployed were so notified.\nOn Thursday morning a\nnumber of men came out to\nreport for work. When preparations were made to go\nout to the job, however, the\nmen refused, after an address by one of their nutmber\nto proceed on the trucks unless drivers were changed to\nconform with their wishes.\nOfficials wasted no time in\nargument, and there the situation stands.\nAlthough there are police\nreinforcements here, there\nhas been no sign of* trouble.\n\u00a3rv^^, <^^^^Jr*L '\u2022\"\nEXAM TIME\nIS AT HAND\n\u2014\u00ab\u2014\nSimilkameen Schools Prepar\nng For Final Tests; Start\nMonday\n\u2014ft-\u2014\u25a0\nWITH the text:\n\"Finis coronat opus.\"\nnailed to the masthead, stu\ndents throughout the Simil\nkameen will commence the\nlast stiff pull of the school\nyear on Moihday.\nStarting with the Senior\nMatriculants, final examinations will be continued through every grade in public\nand h-'gh schools until the\nend of the term.\nPrinceton is the only center conducting senior matriculation work, which is equivalent to first year university work. Eleven students\nare enrolled. It is unlikely\nthis class will be repeated\n\u2014*\u2014\n[ Continued on Page Three ]\nPUT FOOT DOWN\nAuthorities. Go To Grips\nWith Local Radicals\nIN THEIR DRIVE to control\n* the Princeton relief situation\nand curb Communistic activity,\nProvincial Police on Thursday\nnight arrested eight prominent\nfigures in the local group. They\nare:\nD. E. WEBBER\nNICK KRAETOR,\nWILLIAM T. GEE,\nJOHN C. CHERKOSK,\nW. B. LEWIS,\nJOHN OGBOURNE,\nWILLIAM PALMER,\nW. BELIK.\nThese men were among the\nthirty disqualified from rlief\nfor refusing to report for work.\nThey have been charged under\nthe vagrancy section of the Code\n238. If convincted. some of the\nnumber v-ill be liable to deportation. Other arrests may\nfollow.\nAppearing in court Friday, the\nmen were remanded.\nOn Friday notioe was given\nthat all reiief recipients not\/ al\nready notified must icport for\nwork Monday i cining\nIt is runi\/r*i that the men\ninvolv d have sent for Gordon\nGrant, \u20acXJ).L. lawyer, to defend them.\nInspector John MacDonald\nand S.rgeant E. M. Gammon are\nin Princeton.\nWest Kootenay To\nBuild At Hedley\nINFORMATION has been\nreliably obtained that the\nWest Kootenay Power and\nLtehti Co. Wjill lestablish a\nsub-station at Hedley. The\nmill stopped Monday when\nthe lowering of the river level interfered with the power\nsupply.\nMEN RETURN\nTO THE CAMPS\nMore Than 200 Now Housed\nOn Projects In This\nDistrict\nRELIEF CAMPS in the\n. Princeton district are\ngradually filling up again.\nThere are now more than\n200 men in the camps.\nLocal officials of the Department of National Defence point out that the exodus at the time of the camp\nstrike was by no means unanimous, some 170 men being left.\nNew men, chiefly younger\nmen, are coming in every\nday, edspite the fact that the\nstrike is be&g maintained.\nMany of them went out with\nthe strikers.\nPOLICE RAID\nRED QUARTERS\nLiterature .Seized In Wednesday Evening\nSortie\n\u2014*\u2014\nLOCAL police made another sortie against the\nCommunists on. Wednesday\nevening when the detachment, augmented by several\nextra officers who are stationed here temporarily,\nmade a systematic raid on\nthe local \"Red\" quarters in\nthe Desrosiers apartment\nbuilding. A large quantity\nof literature, etc., was seized\nIt is known that the authorities fear that if the strik\ning camp men are turned\nback iri their \"On to Ottawa'\ncampaign, as is highly likely\na number may gravitate to\nPrinceton where they have\nmany sympathizers. This,\nthe \"ganging up\" tactics of\nthe Communists, and the decision that the time has come\nfor a showdown here, are\nundoubtedly the reasons for\nthe strong garrison of police\nnow stationed here.\nfl\n THE PRIN8ET0N STAR\n...J,\nTHURSDAY, 6 JUNE, '35.\n' % Community Paper\n'Am Indessndeni\nIndesendenl Newspaper\n\u2014 Dave Taylor \u2014\nluteal on application.\nThe Star welcome* contributions on any\nfleas* Note\u2014To ei\n\u201e ensure publication, news an\ncan? must ho in this aflio\nof tatersst.\n_ advertislna\nnut later than Taasdax Msou-\nComing Events\nHospital Auxiliary\nWHIST DRIVE AND DANCE\nto be held in the Oddfellows' Hall,\nPrinceton, on Tuesday, 11th June.\niSpscial prizes. Rhythm Boys' Orchestra. Admission 50c. 26-2\nPRINCETON, B.C., THURS DAY, 6th JUNE, 1935.\nSOME GREASE FOR A\nSQUEAKING HUB\nTHERE are times when one\ngets tired of being honest. When one drives to Hedley, he is apt to become cynical. There is one of the few.\nbright spots in Canada today (and thank goodness\nits upbuilding is not being\nfermented by any racketeering or boom propaganda).\nHedley wants to be some\nCawstolh have, because of\nthe contrast in accessibility,\nbeen virtually drawn to Penticton as their center instead\nof Princeton, the rightful\nclaimant. Hedley will surely\nfollow suit unless we make\nPrinceton what it claims to\nbe, a ceihter, and make it\nfully accessible.\nNot only in the matter of\nno matter whether Sflmil-' roads is the disparagement\nkameen (rightly) pr Yale : noted. Because of a silly di-\n(wrongly) gives them the \\ vision of boundaries, the ma-\nroad; and the Hope-Prince-1 jority of the Hedley mineral\nton issue is one which has' recordings are kept at Peri-\nbeen taken up by the whole 1 tictcn. It would be much\nsouthern interior, but there, handier for mining men to\nis no Moses for the Hedley I come to Princeton, but the\npilgrimage unless we ourselves can supply one.\nEvidently tolerance :s no\ncommendation with our government. The more hostile\nyou are the more they will\ndo for you. The Oliver Board\nof Trade recently had Mr.\nTupper, .the member, down\nto a special session to lecture\nhim on the state of their\nthing, and believes it will if road. Penticton is continually\ngiven a chance.\nHedley, too, is very loyal\n, panning him. Yet when a\nSimilkameen motorist gets\nto its community. It realizes off his own rocky road he\nthat it must draw its centra\nservices from Princeton. It\nhas no desire to branch out\nin isolated independence. It\nlooks to Princeton for its\nconnections.\nThere are many of us in\nPrinceton, who have, on the\nstrength of the total assets\nof this community, made investments designed to serve\nthe whole community. We\nare anxious to extend these\nservices to Hedley, how that\nit is in the market for them.\nThe one way is to make\nthem easily accessible.\nThat means good roads.\nFor years Princeton has\nfought the bugbear of the\nworst roads in the country.\nNow they are beginning\nto think it is a racket.\nIt does seem that every\ninducement is la3d to take\naway from Princeton the\npeople who should naturaliy\ncome here. From Merritt\nthere are good roads to the\noutside world; so from Hedley, But Princeton is enmeshed in a net of the worst\nroads in the province, and\nthe road that should have\nbeen' bujlt to make it the\ngateway to the interior lags\nbehind, a silly plaything of\nnodding politics.\nWhy, one must ask, is the\nroad from Hedley to Penticton a highway, and into\nPrinceton a cow trail? Why\nwas the road going away\nimproved to such an extent,\nand that coming to ignored,\nand allowed to become, as\nit certainly has, the worst\nin many years?\nFor years local folk have\nbeen indignant at the rank\ndiscrimination over the Hope\nPrinceton road. For years\nthey asked for a decent connection with ^Blakeburn, a\nbig source of revenue to government and merchants. It\nwas necessary for Blakeburn\nto be taken away from the\npolitical influence of Prs'nce-\nton and placed in a foreign\nriding before anything was\ndone.\nBlakeburn people come\nto Princeton as their logical\ncenter, as they always will,\n\u00bb Star \"Coming Ev nt\" Ads Pay\nGroceries\nProvisions\nFlour and Feed\nHardware\nDry Goods\nBoots and Shoes, etc.\nCOSMOPOLITAN \u00a3\nHandy to the Station j?\nPHONE 85\nthinks he is climbing the\ngolden sta\/rs, or whatever\nthe motor approach to ely-\nsium is.\nHow money can be spent\non Okanagan roads in this\nriding when Sjjmillkameen\nroads are as they are we can\nnot logically conceive.\"\nThis discrimination is to\nprove costly to Princetori.\nAlready Blakeburn and its\ncommunity feels righteously\naggrieved. Keremeos and\nlaw sends them to Penticton.\nWhy?\nThen there is the matter\nof the G.N., the valley's own\nlateral railroad. Similkameen\ninterests rallied last fall to\nsave ilt in a meritorious battle. Now there is afoi obvious\nmove to talk them out of\ntheir victory. It was a righteous one, arid the Similkameen should resist any move\nto quash or delay it.\nPrincetoih is the center of\nthis valley^ and we are a\nbunch of dupes Df we let any\none rob us of our birthright,\nthis valley, and it is time we\ninsisted that it be regarded\nas such.\n-n-\nCAWSTON\nMrs. W. J. Manery of Penticton\nis visiting her son, S. R. Manery and\nfamily.\nMr. and Mirs. A.. Pelhauer and\nMrs. R. S. Roblin were at Penticton\non Tuesday.\nL'.ttle Kathleen Manery is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ross Innis, in\nVancouver.\nTELEPHONE 3\nP.O. (OX 20 I\nliu Tulameen\nA. O. JOHNSON UftTlTf\nPROPRIETOR \"V S E\u00bblV\n-%\u2022 RATES REASONABLE\nSTOP PRESS\nPolice paid another visit to Angle]\navenue Friday night\nPrinceton Mails\nLEESING\n. Shoe Repairs\nOff Bridge St., Below Zig-Zag j\nt* V \u00bb** V *V *s* *\u00ab\u2022* *j* *i* *I\"8* *.\nI\nWant\nAction\nNOW!\n\"In my business, time is an\nimportant factor,\" said Mr.\nDa simian. When dealing with\na man in another town, I can't\nafford to wait while letters are\nbeing exchanged. I want action\n\u2014now! So I use the long-dis-\ntanco telephone.\"\nThis man knows thai tomorrow may be too late, so he telephones to-day,*\nB.C. TELEPHONE CO\nTENDERS\nFOR CONSTRUCTION\nfor Addition, to the Great Northern Hotel at\nHedley, B.C. Plans and specifications can be\nseen at the office of the Princeton Brewing Co.,\nLtd., Princetori, B.C. BJ,ds must be in by 15th\nJune and building completed by 20th July.\nAddress all tenders to:\nThe Secretary,\nHEDLEY HOTEL CO.,\nBox 203, Princeton, B.C.\nTime Table\nCANADIAN\n^ft\/iCplFlO\nTRAIN NO. 11\nLeaves Nelson 10:05 a.m. daily.\nPrinceton 2:16 ajn. daily.\nArrives Vancouver 10:15 a.m.\nTRAIN NO. 12\nLeaves Vancouver 7:15 pjn. daily.\nLeaves Pi inceton 3.45 a.m. daily.\nArrives Nelson 8:30 pjn. daily.\nWicket opens at 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.\nexcept Sundays and legal holidays\nRegistration closes at 5.30 p.m.\nEASTBOUND, C.P.R.\u2014\nDaily except Sundays, 6 p.m.\nWESTBOUND, C.P.R. \u2014\nDaily except Sundays, 6 pjn.\nLOWER VALLEY Greyhound Stage\nDaily except Sundays, 6 p.m.\nCOPPER MTN. and ALLENBY\u2014\nMonday and Thursday, 6 pjn.\nPERLEY'S PALAVER\nv \"X* *$* \"X* 'X* \"*& \"t1 >!' *t* 'I* *%* '$* >t< *i* <3f >h \u00bbI< *t* >t* *i*->$| \u2666t1 *t| 'I*\n| OR POWER SEAL |\n* *\n*S?***&*****************1&H&r\nSo they want more power at\nHedley. Well, there's nothing\nstrange about that. So does Hitler, and so does Sir Malcolm\nCampbell. Hedley is making a\nfine showing, and we all 6ay\n\"more power to it.\"\nThe best way to get more power\nis to change to:\nFIVE ROSES FLOUR\nF. P. Cook Estate\nl ESTABLISHED IBM I\nGroceries and Merchandise of\nall kinds. Flour and reed, etc.\nSTORES AT PRINCETON\nAND COALMONT\nSIMILKAMEEN BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL AND SERVICE DIRECTORY\n^a\nDR. BUTLER\nDENTIST\nPRINCETON\nWill be at\n(BLAKEBURN\nJUNE 4th to 6th\nCOALMONT\nJUNE 7th and 8th\nBMn|\nSANITARY RUBBER GOODS\nSend for catalogue or $1.00 tor\n15 assorted samples. New kinds.\nHighest aualitv. Postpaid in plain\nwapper same day order received\nNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS\nBox 443 Reeina. Sask\nPRINTING\n^Brinfe Business! \u2014\nPRTNCBTON, B. C.\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii\nADS\nEThey Bring BUSINESS\niiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuitim\nHimi titnTi luiriiintl iwnimmni nun rn n h \u00bb\u00ab .\nP. W. GREGORY ^\nINSURANCE REAL ESTATE\n$ NOTARY PUBLIC\nHOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT\n\u2022 Largest Listings of Prlacetea Property.. |\n^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIUIIiillllllllMIIIHIIIIIi\nCanadian\nPacific\nA COMPLETE\nTRANSPORTATION SYSTEM\nRailways, Hotels, Steamships\nRecreation Camps, Express\nCable, and TelerraDh Services\nTICKETS TO ALL FARTS OF THE\nWORLD\n-THE COMFORTABLE ROUTE\u2014\nEastern Canada and the\nUnited States\n\\ Lucky Strike \\\nCafe \\\nHEDLEY, B.C. <\nft\nGOOD MEALS 5\nREASONABLE PRICES 5\nBoard Rooms 5\nShort Orders 5\nFred Corrigan, Proprietor c\n^W^E^WW six weeks' trial subscription. X enclose on* dollar ($1>.\n(Name, please print)\nm\nSTEAMSHIP SERVICE TO\nNANAIMO, VICTORIA\nAND SEATTLE\nTHROUGH TRAINS DAILY\nTo AU Points in the Middle West.\n'o the Old Country, Alaska, China\nand Japan\nFor Rates, Itineraries and Other\nInformaton apply to\nAny Canadian Pacific Agent\nincetoii Properties, Limited\nOwm-rs of \u00a3\nPJUNCETON SUBDIVISION\nP. W. GREGORY AGENT\n\u2014OFFER\u2014\nRIVERSIDE LOTS\nj 60 it. x 100 ft, Pric* $75.00\nCash Payment of 12500 and Easy Tenm\nPRINCETON, E. C.c\n&\n'60SH e\u00a3>AM IT ) C VCU SAIDTT\nWiLiST BE AVRJi-Y H'R.!ftU T YOU\ni TO BE BLIND. \u201e ABETTER KEEP\nTHE FAMILY NEXT DOOR\nHOT AND BOTHERED\n THURSDAY, 6 JUNE, '35.\n\u2014S\nuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiii.\n.millllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!.\nFishing |\nTackle I\nWe have put im, a dandy stock\nof the very latest in Lines, Rods.\nReels, Lures, Files, etc.,.designed\nby experts to help you catch\nmore and bigger fish. There is\nno finer, healthier, more satisfying sport than fishing. With\nthese goods your success is assured, and at these prices all\ncan afford it. See our windows\nfor real bargains.\nAcknowledged Headquarters for Sporting\nGoods of All Kinds\nRAILWAYMEN INSPECT\nCOPPER MTN. LINE\n[ Continued from Page One ]\nCompany's local operation.\nThere are two factors:\nfirst, that in consequence of\na new, and the first really\neffective limiting agreement\nbetween copper producers,\nand of a generally improved market, the copper situation is better to-day than it\nhas been since 1929; the second that in view of the announced suspension' of the\nGraTnlby Cormpany's Anyox\noperation, there is an added\ninducement to work Allenby\nlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllL\nA. L. WHITE\nHARDWARE HOME FURNISHINGS\nMiiimiiiiiliilllllllillillllilUlf:|the company's last major in\n[terest in B. C.\nRe-opening of the Allenby operation was discussed\noff-handedly at the recent\nanul.ial meeting of the Granby shareholders in New York\nIt is generally accepted\nthat whether Allenby re\nsumes or not, when Anyox\nis closed out a good deal of\neqi^ipment will be brought\nhere. It is better to have it\nall together, even if it is on}y\nto be stored. But Anyox has\nnot closed yet, and from\nQUALITY\nAt low\nGOODS\nPrices\n\u2022TELEPHONE 8\nPRINCETON\nDEPARTMENT\n.STORES.\ni\nWe have a nice assortment of Fresh\nVegetables this week-end\nFLOUR AND FEED\u2014PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT\nCORNED BEEF\nl's, 2 tin's for\t\n25e\nPEARL\nSOAP ..\n6b\u00abrs25C\nICING SUGAR\nPer 2 lb pkg. _.\n20c\nMARMALADE\nEmpress, jar ....\nMEN'S UNDER\nVESTS each \t\n_25'\n45*\nGINGER SNAPS\nPer lb \t\n15'\nTOMATOES\n2 1-2's, tins\nPRUNES *\\\nLargest *\n\u2022for td J\n\u00bb25<\nCORN-\nBest....\n-2's\nWOOL SOAP\nToilet, 10 bars\ntins tdJ\nFLANNELETTE\nHorracks'. yd. \u2014\n25e\nLEATHER MITTS$| 00\ntnd Gloves, pair ' A\nCOURTEOUS SERVICE; FREE DELIVERY\nat a profit until the price of\ncopper advances beyond its\npresent level; but then the\nmargin is certainly lower at\nthis time than for many\nmonths, and iprospects admittedly favorable.\nIt would take some time\nto get things back ifrto operating shape here, and the\nfirst call would be.on the\nrailway. It may be that the\nthree key men of the local\ndivision of the C.P.R. go over\nthe line for their health, for\nthese are days of strange\ndoctrines. It may be that for\ngeneral information they\nout of retirement the man\nwho buijlt the line.\nIt is quite evidelhit that\nwhen the Granby' Company\nis ready, the C.P.R. is.\nThe truth is that while\nthe policy of the Granby\nCompany's policy may be\ndefinitely worked out, as far\nas the public is concerned,\neverything yet is just plain\nspeculation.\n ir\t\nEXAMS START AT\nSIMILKAMEEN SCHOOLS\n ir\t\n[ Continued from Page One ]\n, . , r\u2014_ i Junisolr Matriculation ex-\nwhat we learn the Company I next year.\nis not regarding it as closed|animations begin 19th June.\nPrinceton has eleven candidates. Keremeos, Hedley,\nuntil such time as it actually\nis.\nCopper Price\nImproving\nThe fact remains that its\ndays are numbered.\nAnother fact fe that Allenby can not be operated\nI and Blakeburn also conduct\nhigh school classes, and will\nlikely have junior matriculation candidates.\nEntrance Exams\nJune 26-28\nSchool Sports Were\nRevived At Keremeos\n\u2014\u00ab\u2014\nWITH the social angle at\na premium and the com\npetitive at a discount, Sittn-\niikameeh's annual school\nathletic festival was revived\nat Keremeos oto Monday, af\nter a lapse of a year.\nThe usual elaborate program was trimmed to a bare\nskeleton, and nine tenths of\nthe seriousness extracted. It\nwas in no sense the old high\nclass athletic competition,\nbut it seemed to give plenty\nof enjoyment.\nThere were no trophies\nat stake, aihd no championships to be striven for. No\nintensive training had been\ndone.\nSoftball was one of the\nmajor atractions, and Prince\nton was the major winner.\nThe feature however, was\nthe Teachers vs the Sdhior\nMatric's. The game was going nicely when skipper Affleck got mixed in the traffic and the undergrads nosed\nin ahead, 9-3. Stevie Lang\nwas the standout for the\npedagogues.\nDOMINION DAY CELEBRATION\nj MEETING\nA meeting of all interested, and especially the\nyounger men, will be held in\nTHE STAR OFFICE\non\nMONDAY, 10th JUNE, at 8 p.m.\nto consider the matter of Princeton's Dominion\nDay Celebration\nConsolidated Mining & Smelting Co.\n\u2022f Canada, Limited (\u25a0\n\u00bb TkaiL. British Oaliimhls i\nMANUFACTURERS OF\nELEPHANT\n\u2014 BRAND \t\nCHEMICAL FERTILUKBS\n \u2666 1\nPRODUCERS OV '\n^TADANAC\nHigh School Entrance examinations will be held 26th\n27th and 28th June. Almost\nevery school in the valley is\ninterested in this.\nPromotion examinations\nthroughout the various public and high school grades\nget under way about 12th\nJuiue.\nHopes for honors are centered on Ena Foster, brilliant Princeton junior matriculation candidate. There\nwill be no medal cafndidates\nin the Princeton Entrance\nclass. A large number of\npromotions to high school\nare made by recommendation. Inspector T. G. Carter\nis expected to visit valley\nschools shortly to make recommendations on the strength of his owlhi examinations\nThere are rumors that a\nnumber of changes may be\nexpected in the Princeton\nstaff next year\u2014voluntary\nmoves, of course.\nBRAND\nELECTROLYTIC\nAMMONIUM PHOSPBATB ~~\nSULPHATE OT AMMONIA\nran* \u25a0DPKBrHosrBATE\nCADMIUM ?\nBISMUT'I\nI LEAD \u2014\nI - 1 ZINC\nw\nmm stac!\nIN PERSON\nPURMJE SAC!\nRIDER!\ni!fe-^~\nHELP\nBy helping your community you\nultimately help yourself.\nThe c'oser you keep your dollar to you, the\nbigger chance you have of getting it back again\nKeep your money at home by doing your buying with ilie\nfollowing loyal local firms:\nTRACKMEETRESULTS j\nBoys' Open\nHigh Jump\u2014J. B. Lansing (Allenby); 2. T. Andersen (Princeton)\nHeight 5 It.\nBroad Jump\u20141. B. Lansing, (Allenby) ; 2. T. Andersen (Princeton)\n3' H. Huff (Nine Mile). Distance,\n17 ft. 2 in.\nExhibition Jump\u20141. Ronnie Camp\nbell (Keremeos) 19 ft. 8 in. 2. Joe\nGibson (Princeton) 17 ft. 10 in.\n100 Yards\u20141, Joe Gibson (Princetori) Only one entry.\nPole Vault\u20141. B. Lansing (Allenby); 2. G. Mclntyre (Princeton)\nHeight 10 ft.\nGirls' Open\n75 Yards\u20141. R. Sorge (Keremeos)\n2. C. Long (Princeton); 3. L. Macdonald (Allenby); 4.E. Hudson\n(Coalmont).\nHigh Jump\u20141. L. Dobie, Princeton; 2. M. Miller, (Allenby) 3. J.\nEast (Keremeos). Height 4 ft. 1 in.\nBoys Under 17\nBroad Jump\u2014No contest.\nHigh Jump\u20141. A. Milloy (Keremeos); 2. E. Mclnroy (Princeton).\nHeight 4 ft. 10 in.\nPole Vault\u20141. G. Mclntyre (Pr.i\n2. A. Milloy (Keremeos); 3. G. Bar-\ncello (Ollala). Height 8 ft.\n75 Yards\u20141. G. Clifton (Keremeos) ; 2. W. Nichols (Princeton); 3\nE Stewart (One Mile).\nGirls Under 17\nHigh Jump\u2014No contest.\nton); 2. D. Sorge (Keremeos); 3.\nL. Macdonald (Allenby).\n75 Yards\u2014l. M. Lester (Princeton.)\nBoys Under 15\nHigh Jump\u20141. D. Atkinson (Pr.);\n2. H. Carmichael (Keremeos); 3.\nR. Manery (Cawston); 4. H. Collins (Hedley). Height 4 ft. 6 in.\nBroad Jump\u20141. H. Carmichael,\n(Keremeos); 2. R. Manery (Cawston); 3. L. LaValley (Princeton);\n4. L. Hard wick (One Mile). Distance 13 ft. 11 in.\n50 Yards\u20141. D: Atkinson (Pr.);\n2 H. Carmihael (Keremeos); 3. N.\nMcintosh (Cawston).\nGirls Under 15\n50 Yards\u20141. J. Williams (Keremeos); 2. O. Allen (Princeton). i\nHigh Jump\u20141. O. Allen (Princeton '\n2. J. Pendleton (Keremeos) and B.\nLawrence (Allenby) . (tied.)\nBoys Unler 13\n50 Yards\u20141. s. Atkinson (Princeton); 2. R. Manery (Cawston); 3.\nR. Macdonald (Allenby).\nGirls Under 13\n50 Yards\u20141. M. Parsons (Keremeos); 2. N. White (Princeton); 3.\nP. Armstrong (Keremeos).\nBoys Undrr 11\n25 Yards\u20141. J. East (Keremeos)\n2. H. Collins (Hedley); 3. J. Forsyth (Princeton).\nGirls Under 11\n25 Yards\u20141. P. Liddicoat (Keremeos); 2. C. Osland (Hedley); 3.\nK. Lansing (Allenby).\nBoys Under 9\n25 Yards\u20141. N. Smith (Keremsos)\n2 B. Phillips (Keremeos); 3. J.\nLester (Princeton).\nGirls Under 9\n1, C. Eckersley (Nine Mile); 2.\n2 M. Shepherd (Hedley); 3. M. Ko-\nvalisk (Princeton) and E. Cawston\n(Cawston) (tied).\n ft\t\nGREAT NORTHERN ASKS\nFOR HOIST FOR YEAR\n\u2014*\u2014\n[ Continued from Page One ]\nCAPITOL THEATRE\nPRINCETON, B.C.\nTHURS.-FRI..SAT.\nJUNE 13-14-15\nJAMES CAGNY\n\u2014INST. LOUIS KID\nTHIS WEEK END\nZANE GRAY'S\nHOME ON THE RANGE\n-WIThf\u2014\nRANDOLPH SCOTT\nPATHE NEWS\n3*\"*^' SHORTS\nCOMEDY\nTHRILLING SERIAL\nBURN EM UP BARNES\neach week-end\nMATINEE\nSATURDAY 2:30 p.m.\nemmmmmsa?\nPratt was surprising, 'n view\nof the attitude taken at the\nCommission's hearing last\nfall. It is said that the only\nobjection from the lower\nvalley came from Mr. H.\nTweddle.\nThe Princeton Board of\nTrade took a very definite\nattitude, and would consider\nno procrastination. The hear\ning was a fair one, and the\ncase was decided on its merits. They saw no reason why\nthe Company should ask for\nspecial privileges.\nJust what is the official\nstatus of the case te not\nknown.\nFOR\nFOOT\nHEALTH\n\u2666\nSTRIDE\nFOOT AIDS\nCorn pads, callous pads,\nbunion pads, soft corn pads\nmedicated moleskin for\nblisters, chiropodist com\npads, corn remover, foot\nbalm, foot powder, heel\ncaps.\nin 25c packages\nArch binder, metatarsal\nsupport, bunion Shield, callous cushions, ingrowing\nTail remedy.\nin 50c packages\nPRINCETCN DRUG\nI BOOK ORE\n\u2022\u25a0 \u2022. LYALL, haiuwb\ntm\u00a73Xm&3333C&\nft Star \"Coming Event\" Ads Pay\nHOTEL PRINCETON\nC. V. PROSSER\nQUALITY STORE\nPEASE & ATKINSON\nPRINCETON CAFE\nRHODES' GARAGE\nTULAMEEN HOTEL\nA. L. WHITE\nBURR MOTORS, LTD\nPRINCETON GARAGE\nPLEASANT VALLEY MINES\nPRINCETON GARAGE\nBOARD OF TRADE\nPRINCETON BAKERY\nA. S. BLACK\nPRINCETON BREWING CO.\nJAMES CORRIE\nF. P. COOK ESTATE\nOVERWAITEA, LTD.\nCOSMOPOLITAN STORE\nDEPARTMENT STORE\nGRAY'S BAKERY\nMODEL TRANSFER\nMATHESON BROS.\nTHE PIONEER T\n\u00abJi& HOUYWOOD RADIO STARS pan.\nTHE\nArizona\nWwhglers\ng|||jty;H^R.VMe>TA;R \/c>akStj?%^''^QlJR; StA^f\nCapitol Theatre, Princeton\nMonday, 17th June\nNOTICE TO CREDITORS\nIn the Supreme Court of British\nColumbia\u2014In Probate\nIn the matter of the Estate of\nCHARLES ALEXANDER HUNTER\ndeceased.\nJtfOTICE is hereby given to all\nCreditors having claims against\nthe Estate of the said deceased, who\ndied on the 25th day of March, 1935\nat Princeton, B.C., that they are\nrequired, on or before the 25th day-\nof June, A.D. 1935, to send to the\nundersigned full partculars in writing, giving dates, and itemized in\ndetail, of their claims,, duly veri- '\nfled by statutory declaration and.,\nsetting forth any security held by\nthem.\nAnd all partes indebted to the j\nsaid Estate are required to pay their\nindebtedness on or before the 25th\nday of June, 1935.\nDated at Princeton, B.C., this\n20th day of May, 1935,\nC. A. PEASE,\nExecutor of the said\nEstate. 24-4\nFOR SALE\nrpENDERS will be received by the\nundersigned up to the 25th day\nof June 1935, for the purchase of\nthe following lots, situate in the\ntown of Hedley, B.C:\nLots 9 and 10, Block 13, Map\n- 107.\nLot 7. Block 18, Map 107.\nLots 4 and 5, Block 26, Map\n107.\nand\n\" District Lot 2857s, about 3 miles\nWest of Hedley.\nDated at Princeton, B.C.,\n21st May, 1935. 24-4\nCHARLES NICHOLS,\nOfficial Administrator\n\u00a9\nRhythm\nBoys\nPrinceton's Premier\nDance Orchestra\nOpen for Engagement\nHARRY KNIGHTON\nPiano\nALLAN CLARK\nViolin\nDAVE TAYLOR\nSaxophone, Clarinet\nDAVE NORRIN\nAccordion\nJACK RHODES\nBanjo, Drums\nERIC LIND\nDrums, Trombone\nCTHiiunHnniiinsHiiHnnniJnisiiHiisuHnEniiiiiiin\ng\nI Pease & Atkinson\nIf Trucking\nm \"Punctual Attention\"\nIdiinaiiuiinsiiinsnniiainHniniiHiniiiiiiiiiiisan;\nAH Roads\nLead to ...\nRHODES'\nAnd\nRhodes' Serv.'ce\nis the highway to\nMotoring Joy\n\u2022 iWe make your\nmotor sing a song\nof 'contentment\nwe give you the i\nbo'dy beautiful.\nRhodes' Garage\n\u2022CHEVROLET\nPHONE\nday 101\nNIGHT 81\n L - ****w***m[,\nTHE PRINCETON STAR\nTHURSDAY, 6th JUNE, 35\nLUMBER\nSee Us For\nQuotations\nPENTICTON\nSAWMILLS\nPRINCETON BRANCH\nS. Bush, Manager\nHEDLEY\nGARAGE\nA Complete\nAutomotive Service\nTires, Tubes, Tire Repairs\nShell and Imperial Gas\nGeneral Repairs and Service\nParts and Accessories\nTrucking and Transfer\nTaxi Service\nJ. H. INNES, Prop.\nInsurance\nR. E. BAXTER\n-HEDLEY, B.C.\nft\n&&&&%\"& Wkl9\"i\"i>'i>Wi>&*\nJack Coles Wins.\nMonthly Medal\nJACK COLES, recenty crowned\nInterior golf champion, and ace\nshottrJaker of the Princeton club,\nserved notice that this is to be his'\nbig year when, fresh from his Kelowna sucosss, he made no mistake\nin the f-rst of the local club's competitions. He shot a fine 83 to ta.iT\nthe Monthly Medal on Sunday. His\nclub handicap of 9 gave him a \\ rry\npresentable net of 74.\nFollowing po-ticipated: S. Ew.i.t.\nW. B. Ewairt; V). Nowell. J. OIps;\nJ. Forsyth, C. Atkinson; T. B. Ho<\u00bb\ner, W. E. Madore;'W. Hazzard, c.\nNichols; E. Gray, A. Dodd; C. Mat-\ntlce, D. Wallace.\nThe membe s> are turning out n\nforce, and golfing is proving very\npopular this yeai reports Secreto-y\nDave Wallace\nI *\t\nHedley Footballers\nTrim Oliver 4-0\nHEDLEY, footballers took\nanother game ih their\nstride on Sunday when they\ntrounced Oliver 4-0 at Hedley. Oliver started better\nthan in- the Empire Day exhibition, but pljayed themselves out quickly, and the\nminers soon had things the:'r\nown way. Hambly ' hardly\nhad a snot to haihdle after\nthe interval. Murray was as\nusual the big marksman for\nHedley, ringing up a hat\ntrick. Pilkington had the\nfourth.\n *\t\nInspector T. G. Carter visited\ndistrict schools this week.\nHEDLEY\nMrs. W. Cregg, Mrs. J. McDonald,\naid, Mrs. C. Barnes and Mr. Dick\nLowe have returned from a motor\ntrip to Vancouver. They went out\nvia Washington and returned by the\nEraser Canyon.\nMr. C. H. Martin of Vancouver\nis a visitor in Hedley.\nMr. H. H. Messenger has returned\nfrom Seattle where he left Mrs.\nMessenger with her daughter, Mrs.\nW. Hamlbly. Mrs. Messenger has not\nbeen very well of late. We all hepe\nthe change will help her.\nA very enjoyable picnic was held\non the ball grounds, Sunday, 2nd\nJune. Children of all ages participated in a variety of keenly contested races. Two ice cream cone:,\nwere given to every girl and boy.\nTJiaUcs are extended to Messrs P\nGray and Prank Dollemore wbese\ngenerosity made the gathering ptf-\nsible.\n***********\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n9.\n*\n*\n*\n*\nI\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n$\nRhodes'\nGarage\nCHEVROLET\nSales and Service\nPRINCETON, B.C\nHEDLEY BASEBALLERS\nSUFFER FIRST DEFEAT!\n[ Continued from Page One ]\nIt was a tight, well-played\ngame, with the home lot de-1\njlivering in the pinches. Cor-j\nrigan was o'in the mound for,\nthe miners, and twirled well,\nbut the big guns of the Hed-\n'ey attack were silenced by\nthe effective \"\"pitching and\nairtight fielding of the home\nlot.\nThe game developed into\na pitching duel between Corrigan and Broderick. Hedley\ndrew first blood in the fourth\nwhen Clarke scored Proctor\nfrom second with a hit through short. Three m:'!scues by\nthe Hedley infield paved the\nway for two big Pefhticton\nruns in the sixth. Penticton\nadded singles in the seventh\nand eighth.\nHedley's final run came\non MacRae's long hit to\nright in the seventh. Ih the\nesghth Hedley got men on\nsecond and third but hadn't\nthe punch to bring them in.\nA feature was the smooth\nfielding of young Sid Hambly at second. He handled\nsix chances in big league\nstyle and came through with\na nice hit.\nThe game was played in\nan hour and a quarter.\n\u00bbo\n0*\nBLUE FLAME\nENGINE\nWEATHERPROOF\nCABLE-\nCONTROLLED\nBRAKES\nIMUIIIiMllinUMIMUMJMIIIIJMMIIlmiil\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nLucky\nStrike\n^ Cafe :\u2014: Rooms J\n* *\nj* FRED CORRIGAN, Prop. *\n* *\nt*********************\nCafe and Rooms\nHEDLEY, B.C.\nRATES REASONABLE :\ngammm\nQuality\nMEATS\nHEDLEY MEAT MARKET\nE. J. QUAEDVLIEG, Prop.\nMiss Nellie Williams\nof the\nWill be in Hedley. at the G.\nN. Hotel\n\\ MondayTlOth June\nwith samples of the latest creations in Ladies' Dresses, Millinery, etc.\nHedley Folk Will Find\nthat\nDIAMOND\nand\nBLUE FLAME\nCOALS\nGive the Utmost\nSatisfaction\nWILSON MINING &\nINVESTMENT CO-, LTD.\nIllllilllllllllllll\nIllllilllllllllllll\nII l Illl.\nIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIII\nIllllilllllllllllll\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0Ill\nP. W. GREGORY\nB.C.L.S.\nIfiil\nLand and Mineral Surveys\nPRINCETON, B.C.\n.'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM.\nWANTED\nA CHIEF CLERK\nMust be capable, dependable, experienced, =\n= up to date in merchandising, well recommend- =\n: ed, a good salesman with a snap to him. E\n= None other need apply. =\nPACIFIC MERCANTILE CO., LTD. |\nE General Merchants : : Hedley, B.C. jj-\nrillllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllll.lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'F\nRough\nand::\nDressed\nLIME!\ni\nPacific\nMercantile\nWhere Value\nLeads\t\nIt Pays to\nPay Cash\nWe Sell Everyth'ng\nVSKDiNAisw\nDeMuth\nEstate. I\nc Opening\t\nMonday\nioth June\nMacDonald & Wallace\ntake pleasure in announcing that their new store\nwill open on the above date.\nThey are also pleased to announce the purchase\nof the stock, fixtures and goodwill of the old established business conducted by\nR. E. BAXTER ||\nThis will be incorporated wjfth their own business, offeribg Hedley the best in\nGroceries, Men's Wear, Hardware, Boots\nand Shoes, Flour and Feed, etc.\nMacDonald and Wallace take this opportunity\nto express the hope that this will be the beginning\n& of a long and mutually satisfactory association.\ng\nTET your own comparisons convince\n\u2022*-' you that the new Master Chevrolet\nis away out in front\u2014in features\u2014in\nquality\u2014in value for the money!\nLook at the Tuzret Top roof.\nThere's not another car in Chevrolet's\nlow-priced class that offers you this\nvital, over-your-head protection of solid,\nseamless steel!\nLook at Knee-Action\u2014now in its\nsecond successful year\u2014combined with\nbalanced weight in these new models\nfor the ultimate in the \"gliding ride\"\n. . . the ultimate in safety!\n(for the Master\n2-Pass. Coupe)\nDelivered, tully equipped at factory, Oshawa,\nGovernment Registration Fee only extra.\nSee the new Standard Series models\npriced as low as $712\nLook at the Fisher Ventilation\u2014\nthe Cable-Controlled Brakes\u2014and the\nBlue Flame Engine. They're all exclusive to Chevrolet!\nWe invite you\u2014come for a ride in the\nMaster Chevrolet. All that we could\never tell you isn't one-two-three with\nwhat you learn by driving the car yourself! Easy GMAC terms.\nC-I55C\nGRANDFORKS GARAGE CO.\nPENTICTON, B. C.\nSERU1NG\nHEDLEY.\n\u00a3tr*j%r*-+**ifl\/r\u00bb%t*Jlr~**+A\/'~'\u2014*Jii>\u00bb''**'iJb','+*'Jl\/r* **\"*Jb' \u2022\u00bb\u00bbVtr\nThar's Gold In\nThem Hills ...\nAnd there's Unique Deliciousness in\nPRINCETON BEER\nThis advertisement Is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control\nBoard or the Government of British Columbia\nIi\nWith the finest plant in Western Canada relative to\nthe size of the community, THE) STAR, which in 1916\nabsorbed the Gazette, offers Hedley the utmost in\ntypographic and newspaper service, with competent -\nlocal representation *\n\"^ I. lnf0riT13ti0nThe Star prints all the hews of\nthe Similkameen. It aims to make its advertising columns a\na purchasing guide for local consumers.\nIt is an indispensible servant to anyone interested in the\nSimilkameen.\nThe Star circulates far beyond the confines of the Sim-\ni.kameen, giving valuable publ city to the district.\n\"& 2* Printing We are equipped to haihdle with efficiency all c.asses of printing, wheter for display, recording\nor account |ng. We do ruling, bindery work, stereotyping, etc.,\nin addition to hand and machine composition and presswork.\nOur equipment is modern and speedy.\nWe carry a full line of office and merchancf sing specialties, papers, counter check books, leather covers, rubber\nstamps,, typewriters, paper towells, ledgers, etc. Enquire here\nfirst. Our service is desighied in your interests. We like to\nserve you.\nThe Star\nG. A. CLARKE, Hedley Representative, or phone direct,\nPRINCETON 3g\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Princeton, B.C.","@language":"en"},{"@value":"Princeton","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Princeton_Star_1935_06_06","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0431474","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.460278","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-120.507778","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"Title changes in chronological order: Similkameen Star (1900-03-31 to 1900-07-28), The Similkameen Star (1900-08-04 to 1900-10-20), Similkameen Star (1900-10-27 to 1918-05-10), The Princeton Star (1918-05-17 to 1935-08-29), The Similkameen Star (1935-09-05 to 1939-12-28).","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Princeton : The Star Printing and Publishing Co.","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http:\/\/digitize.library.ubc.ca\/","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1935-06-06 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1935-06-06 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Princeton and District Museum and Archives","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Princeton Star","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0431474"}