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Friday.
August
11.
1983
LEGION
BEAT
STAR
TEAM
I
Won
Two
Goal
to
Xd
Again!
Tlie
Rest"
in
Exhibition
Game
Last
Mcht
Tfcf
Canadian
Leon
co.iUnued
their
winning
ways
when
they
out-pistyesj
aas)
outscotcd
The
Rest'
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last'
Wfnlnt
hi
showery
weather
and
with
s;
faiity
strong
wind
blowing
.
;
The
ex-rervfce
men.
IdcJcinc
up-
bfll
to
start
opened
the
scoring
when
young
Jackie
Campbell
boot-7'd
the
bait
between
the
nprfehts
and
Sonny
Dickens
tallied
the
other
j
kicking
down-grade
in
the
seoond
issyita
to
finish
the
scoring
of
the
game
which
ended
1-0.
'
The
Rest
put
utj
a
eood
battle
although
at
a
disadvantage
being
tran
to
each
Cher's
p.iyine
'Anslow
referred
the
game.
CARDINAL
PRINCIPLES
Inov
krt
an
aU-nar
team
to
op-
There
are
two
cardinal
principles
which
should
be
fol-
oow
the
tarn
from
h
m
s
Dragon
lowed
out
in
considering
the
present
situation
in
Canada
who
are
nm
class
picskm
kicker
today.
One
of
these
is
that
no
man
should
be
Kept
at
the
Hanson
sihrerwart
public
expense
without
working,
unless
he
is
ill
or
aged.
,
?TOM'
Tls"
The
second
principle
is
Umt
no
person
should
be
denied
ZTZZLTlLSZ
the
right
to
work
for
a
living
at
a
decent
wage.
No
pan-,
tical
party
should
be
allowed
to
succeed
at
the
polls
unless
'nrtirintc
Dnv
it
pledges
itself
to
carry
out
these
two
principles.
;
i10rgaii
S
DOXciS
e
This
matter
of
the
right
to
earn
should
not
be
a
provin-
i
n
r
i
1U
i
cial
matter
but
it
may
have
to
be
taken
up
by
the
provinces
.
i'OUlg
UOOU
if
OrK
if
the
federal
administration
fails
to
do
its
duty.
I
I
T-oJJr
fV
It
will
be
claimed
by
many
that
it
is
impossible
for
the
,
111
1
raining
Uym
nation
to
provide
work
for
all
1
et
it
will
not
be
denied
that
the
nation
has
the
ability
to
produce
enough
for
all
If
there
is
food
and
clothing
for
alL
there
should
be
a
means
Than
were
between
SO
and
90
fans
watching
Tommy
Morgan's
3oys
at
their
regular
workout
last
by
which
that
food
and
clothing
may
be
available
for
alL
nWt
IMorahk.
comments
These
nrincinles
are
cominer
to
be
recognized
every-!
And
taw
imUw
fur
ran
of
Uu
where
in
most
countries.
The
difference
01
opinion
is
as'nouta,
ajwws
the
rapid
improve-to
how
to
bring
about
the
necessary
changes
to
provide
i
t
hogs
are
making
The
for
the
carrying
out
of
the
principles.
-
'
ZTZtTZS'XXZ
It
is
unless
to
point
out
that
some
men
don't
want
to
ZSTrn
work.
Most
of
them
do.
Most
of
them
would
be
glad
to
earn
work
out
regular
ty
their
own
HveHhood.
The
small
minority
that
do
not
want
ind
apsjar
-roomys
instructions
tQ
work
would
be
forced
to
do
so
if
the
cardinal
principles
dwtsiopsd
a
different
style
of
were
fully
recognized
by
all
statesmen.
1
hl
ahouw
giw
.
good
ac-
,
,
I
-ount
of
h'Ti
'f
the
night
of
the
t
n
ti
i
i
In
Prince
Rupert
for
several
years
there
have
been
men
wno
nave
ueen
nving
uij
me
modicum
oi
renei
provinea
oy
Dasjjgt-
Fentn
la
also
improving
the
government.
Doubtless
they
are
urea
oi
doing
nothing.
'
t.
and
he
hk
afsufina
Durincr
that
time
the
federal
and
provincial
adminietra-
prtn
it
there
are
any
boys
tjons
have
taken
no
steps
to
right
the
wrong
which
is
be-
ta
wUI
put
gl0,e"
00
ing
perpetrated.
They
know
as
we
all
know
that
there
is
JL'l
plenty
of
food
for
all,
plenty
of
clothes
for
all,
houses
for
The
seat
of
the
bcm.
chuck
hic-all
to
Hve
in
but
no
means
by
which
the
idle
can
secure
key.
Ham
Knaopie.
jonnnv
vtc-!
them.
It
is
a
condition
such
as
this
that
breeds
radicalism
Leod
Anaesiey
and
Jim
Brem-1
of
the
most
virulent
type,
er
m
the
1
Premier
Bennett
has
taken
no
step
so
far
to
change
eon-
fj1
and
"
aU
detT'
dkions
and
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
is
not
very
clear
as
to
.
'
his
position.
The
people
will
not
stand
for
this.
They
will
TTlirrv
TTr'MMTC
iotk
on
a
change.
If
Liberals
will
not
nteet
the
situation
U
1
LfMil
lu
fairfy,
some
other
groups
will
do
so.
'
i
j
Provindalrj',
the
only
man
who
has
declared
himself,
fi
A
MPS
ONI
Y
cfetriv
for
putting
the
men
to
work
vhile
at
the
smei
UllLi
1
,
time
having
the
force
and
ability
to
carry
out
his
promise,
Chan,eaMe
weaihe,
iwayed
Togr-
T.
D.
.
If
rattUiiO.
nament
at
rrinee
Rupert
Ten-
1
nK
Club
Courts
Enjoy
the
Comfort
of
ELECTRIC
IRON
Enjoy
the
sdantges
of
per
fectf
even
ironing
heat
In
g
light,
balanced
Electric
Iron.
What
a
relief
from
the
old-fashioned
sad
iron.
How
quickly
and
easijy
the
biggest
Iron
Ing
It
done
this
modern
way.
No
rushing
to
the
stove
to
replace
a
cooling
iron.
No
more
gching
wrists,
Electric
Jrons
are
low
in
cost
You
cannot
sf-ford
to
be
without
one.
YOU
CAN
OWN
ONE
FOR
AS
LITTLK
AS
$3-00
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
j
Only
two
tennis
games
were
play-ed
yeaUidsy
owing
to
the
change-'
aMe
weather
Tournament
games
jare
being
continued
today
and
to-jnkprrow.
Yesterday's
results
were:
!
Mrs.
Horton
aad
Mrs
Jabour
heat
1
Mia.
Carrie
and
Uiss
Bessie
Thompson
8-.
6-3.
j
Mls
Friaxell
and
Miss'
J
Edg-'esmshe
beat
Mrs
Walker
and
Miss
,
3.
Mtocumbe
6-4.
6-0
i
The
steamer
Prince
Oaorae.
Cap-tain
Madden,
arrived
In
port
from
the
south
shortly
before
110
this
i
mornins-
and
sails
again
at
3
this
afternoon
for
Portia
ic
Cana:
'
points
Box
Lacrosse
Tomorrow,
Saturday
Acropolis
fi
rounds
6:15
SQUAMISH
AIYANSH
NaUre
Teams.
Fast
Osmrs
THE
DAILY
NKW3
Fitter.
August
11
w
QUI
ACT!
Children's
Footwear
i
hill'-
FleetitKM
Itunners,
pet
pair
Reg.
$0.85.
now
last
nfeht's
soiiball
game
ba
'wee.i
Use
Bmress
and
Vhf
Kaians
nded
up
aa
a
Ue.
ana1
h4
to
b
csJlJ
in
the
tenth
innlag
on
-ount
of
Lirkness
Both
teams
scored
a
fpn
m
Uw
first
ir
nine
and
then
bath
plajretf
airtight
1m)1
until
the
fonrffc.
wnao
tiw
Kaiena
picked
up
an
44Ulo-nal
run.
while
the
Empress
scored
three
men.
The
Emprr
than
held
their
opponents
dw;i
the
first
of
the
elgtith
when
the
Hardware
men
broki
'hrogfh,
a-r!
Hconsd
another
and
in
U
nlnU".
they
repeated
to
tie
the
tcoft
four
aU.
Every
man
was
on
l.u
tfet
froro
then
on
to
eo)lct
the
winniiu-run.
but
neither
team
was
able
to
score.
Mm
.final
score
at
the
end
of
65c
Child's
Patent
Strap
7Q
Slippers,
per
pair
.
.
Misses'
Fleetfoot
Runners,
per
pair
Childs'
Shoes
per
pair
.
.
.
79c
65c
Children's
Straps
aad
Oxfords
Regular
$2.00
Q4
Off
(
n
sale
at
Ladies'
Shoes
and
Stockings
Ladies'
Silk
Stockings
941o
ReK.
50e,
Sale,
pair
Ladies'
Black
&
Whits?
&
Blonde
Oxforda
Reg.
Q-t
Qff
$3.75,
sale
price
M-8-es7fJ
Ladies'
Kid
Oxfords
Qt)
CQ
Rep.
&.75,
now
.
.
V&OV
spssessswieea"si"sMeawjMB"Bs
Ladies'
fine
Patent
Pumps-Regular
R75
QO
Sale
price
pAOV
75
Pairs
of
Laiaa'
Sport
Oxfords,
in
alrcolors
CO
AC
Reg.
$5.00,
bow
QmVO
m
Pairs
of
Finest
Calf
and
Kid
Pump
Oxford
Ties
QQ
QC
J!
EVERVTHINC.
Ml
0
Men's
Furnishings
Men's
Fine
Dress
Sox
per
pair
Men's
All
Wo.l
Sox
per
pair
Men's
Silk
Shirts
and
Short,
garment
Reg.
$H.U0,
now
Mei:'-
Woo!
Shirts
Big
make
B.
C.
CLOTH
Phone
Black
524
Close
Game
at
Softball
Ends
the
tenth
in-lng
bsjlng
stUl
at
four
aU.
lie
game
will
be
ployec
over
tonight
weather
permitting.
In
Tie
in
Tenth
Baseball
Scores
Xatienal
League
Philadelphia
a,
stow
York
4.
Ameriran
Laagwe
Washington
ft,
Boaton
I.
Delia
L
Chirago
NEURITIS
Om
Aim
lk
kimt
U
ant
4Mb.
mu
m
Mm-
'
Pain
off
I
19c
19c
Men's
All
Wool
Black
Sweaters
Regular
$4.50
tJR
Goiri'r
at
50c
Men's
Cashmere
Combinations
Regular
$2.00
-i
Q
Going
at
tJLX.a
TurnhiM's
Ver'
Fine
Cream
Com!
inations
(g'fl
AIZ
Men
s
Broadcloth
Shirts
OCp
Reg.
$1.50.
now
091
4i5
Doz.
of
the
Finest
Of
Cnps.
Reg.
$2.25
.
.
Men's
Hhhvv
Work
Shii
'
s.
now
95c
$1.49
ST
BE
SOLO
AT
THESE
UIDK
l
TW1
'
niiriiNi
This
is
our
Great
Annual
Sale
and
this
means
the
biggest
we
have
ever
made.
Manufacturers'
Costs
are
Higher
Here
Our
Prices
Are
The
Lowest
We
mean
to
make
this
a
giffantir
sale
so
don't
buy
anything
until
you
look
over
our
tock.
There
are
hundreds
of
bargains
in
Men's
Suits,
Raincoats,
Overcoat,
Fkl.;&g
J.en
?
Supplies
Etc
There
re
alio
Men's
Women's
and
Kiddies
Boots
and
Shoes,
Rubbers,
Et-.
for
dres
or
.
r.rk.
Sec
the
Short,
Underwear,
Etc.
Everything
you
will
need
for
CpU
and
winter
wear.
It
.vill
pay
ou
to
b:iy
here
a-
prke
are
sure
to
no
up
before
Ion?.
Come
early
and
avnid
the
ruth,
Your
for
quick
artionl
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LIGHTED
Men's
and
Boys'
Shoes
MenV
Bhck
Cxforda,
S4ilid
ther.
n-g.
W.50
QO
QC
no-..
pLfVU
M.-nV
Phick
OxfonLs
vei
v
sol:.
I
$3.50
Men's
Boots
of
the
finest
quali'
94.50
Boys'
Boota,
solid
Q-
Aff
leather.
now
.
'.
vXttl
Men's
Suits
Men's
Fine
Blue
Serge
Suit--
.C7fl0
$17.50
Hundreds
of
Men's
Wor-t.
Suits
of
the
finest,
patten
s
selling
at
very
low
prk-es
Boys'
Furnishings
Boys'
Blue
Overalls
QCTp
very
strong
Boys
All
Wool
Long
Pant,
hun
rlreds
to
pick
from,
going
a?
very
low
prices.
Boys'
All
Wool
Suits,
very
'
fin--patterns
QC
CA
up
from
VJ
Boys'
Striped
Overalls,
ver.v
nicely
made
up
QZo
Reg.
$1.25,
now
OOl,
LOI
S
PRICES
Next
door
to
FrizzelFs
Meat
Market
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Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
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