y
23,
1934
PAGE
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Congratulations
To
Canadian
Legion
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--'In
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
The
Legion
has
our
best
wishes
for
success
KNOX
HOTEL
Under
New
Management
Wc
wish
you
all
thc
success
and
enjoyment
possible
in
your
new
home
PAUL
ARMOUR
Proprietor
BURNS
&
CO,
LTD.
-
Wc
add
our
felicitations
on
this
auspicious
occasion
F.
E.
Hunt,
Limited
Waterfront
Ship
Chandlers
Fishermen's
Supplies
Phone
92
Good
luck
to
the
Canadian
Legion
EDWARD
LIPSETT
Limited
Wishes
to
express
its
appreciation
of
the
Public
spirit
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
erect-a
fine
building
at
a
time
like
this.
Wc
hope
the
members
will
long
be
able
to
share
its
facilities
STERLING
Pood
Markets
Ltd.
ns
in
extending
best
"M'w
to
the
legion
.on
occasion
of
the
open-H
of
their
new
build-
IIKAKTV
Congratulations
and
long
life
in
the
new
home
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
ACTIVITY
IN
SPORT
Canadian
Legion
ifas
Always
Taken
Tart
in
Kncouragjng
Clean
Athletics
in
City
It
is
only
right
thqt,
the
sporting'
element
in
the
community
should
add
their
congratulations
to
the
Canadian
Legion
on
their
activity
in
the
city
There
are
few
lines
of
sport
in
which
the
returned
men
are
not
interested.
During
the
winter
the
Canadian
,
Legion
won
the
first
half
of
the
City
Cribbage
League
and
the
Le
gion
Billiard
team
won'
the
second,
half
of
the
billiard
tournament.
I
But
the
Legion's
interest
in
foot-;
ball
is
of
particular
note.
The
Le
gion
runs
a
football
team.
Last
year
ihe
team
won
all
four
trophies.1
There
are
two
other
football
teams
in
the
City
Football
Association.
The
president
of
the
Merchants
Football
team
is
J.
Preece,
who
is
also
president
of
the
Canadian
Le
gion,
while
the
president
of
the
foot
scores
to
win.
The
Canadian
Legion
is
a
strong
supporter
of
clean
healthy
sport.
Congratulations
and
long
life!
High
School
Girls
Played
Softball
Game
Jack
Wynne,
customs
officer
at
jAnyok,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
returning
to
the
smelter
town
after
i
trip
to
Vancouver
to
receive
treatmeuJor
war
disabilities
at
Shauglinessy
Miliary
Hospital
Congratulations
Still
showing
the
10M-1018
Spirit
Margaret's
Sport
Wear
Phone
Red
810
Premier's
Message
May
I,
through
the
medium
of
your
newspaper,
congratulate
the
Canadian
Legion
on
the
completion
of
its
fine
new
building,
report
of
which
has
come
to
me.
:
I
wish
the
members-every
success
and
hope
they
will
long
continue
to
enjoy
the
facilities
now
provided.
T.
D.
PATTULLO,
Victoria,
Premier.
FOOTBALL
WAS
DRAW
Merchants
and
Legion
Hayed
Tie
in
Fixture
Last
Night
to
Merchants
took
the
lead
in
the
race
for
the
Oilhuly
Football
Cup
by
holding
Canadian
Legion
to
a
one-all
tie
last
night
in
a
fast,
hard
fought
game.
Merchants
have
now
Regiment
Football
team
is
J.
8.
WU-
j
drawn
two
games
which
glves.them
son.
who
is
secretary-treasurer
of
two
points
wnue
Legion
ana
rcegi-
the
Legion
itself.
What
happens
at
the
different
games
when
these
Legion
officials
are
boosting
against
the
Legion
team
and
what
hap
pens
after?
Then
the
Legion
is
proud
to
num
ber
in
its
ranks
many
good
marksmen.
It
is
specially
proud
of
the
achievements
of
Bill
Brass.
Last
year
Bill
won
the
C
N.
R.
small
arms
championship
open
to
all
branches
of
the
C
N.
R.
in
Canada.
Tills
year
he
went
better
he
won
the
small
arms
championship
open
to
all
people
of
all
organizations,
ment
have
each
one
point
to
their
credit.
The
start
of
last
night's
game
was
again
delayed
by
non
appearance
or
jiiayers,
set
out
with
determination
to
turn
the
tables
on
their
opponents
and
Carroll
got
away
on
the
right,
his
parting
effort
Just
going
outside.
A.
Dickens
was
right
through
but
J.
Currie
blocked
his
shot
to
save
a
dangerous
situation.
The
"Butter
and
Egg"
men
were
hammering
away
at
the
Vets'
goal
in
a
desper
ate
effort
to
secure
the
equalizer
and
were
awarded
three
corner
kicks
In
as
many
minutes
but
were
unable
to
penetrate
the
Soldier's
strong
defence.
In
a
breakaway
Chrlstison
was
right
through
at
the
other
end
when
H.
Dickens
dashed
up
to
sweep
the
legs
from
under
the
Legion
centre
forward.
Baptie
tried
his
luck
with
the
resultant
penalty
Canadian
i
Uck
but
snot
weakly
at
Ourvlch
t
ti
th
Phlf
offenders
In
who
cleared.
This
was
indeed
for
.
.
t
II
v.t.
c.
,
.
,
i
t
'
LUlldLC
1UI
mciuuuw.
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Both
teams
dished
up
a
good
brand
of
soccer
and
.kept
the
large
crowd
of
fans
on
their
toes
throughout.
Merchants
were
fortunate
to
finish
on
equal
terms
as
the
Legion
sharpshooters
were
goal
kick
play
was
carried
right
to
the
other
end
and
Howe
put
in
a
good
shot
but
Smith
saved.
J.
Currie
fouled
A.
Dickens
when
the
lat
ter
was
almost
through.
Howe,
in
stead
of
trying
a
shot
at
goal
him
awarded
two
penalty
kicks
and!"""-
to
Pf5
Chenoskl
failed
to
score
in
each
case.
Ourvlch
saved
both
penalties
in
fine
military,
naval,
air
force
and
clvi-
style
although
it
Is
true
that
both
llan.
and
he
had
to
make
five
per-
who
shot
past.
After
eleven
mln
utes'
play
the
Merchants
were
re
warded
by
a
goal
from
Hunt
whose
thnu
unro
riirrrtrf
straight
at
the!1
100,1
Snlth
by
surprise.
The
down-1
8ht
half
lobbed
a
high
ball
over
goalie.
With
the
VeU
playing
Mil
In
Mie
first
half
thev
did
rr.ost
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il
1U.
of
the
attacking
and
should
have!"-"
M,c
.lT",
"
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,;Y
.
T
behnd
Smith's
out-
enjoyed
a
comfortable
lead
at
theisPh?
?P
cross
over
hut
weaV
finishing
in
"auua
Jui
"'c
"""-"'B
front
'
of
goal
.spoiled
many,
good
scoring
opportunities.
Smith,
In
the
Vets'
goal,
did
not
have
one
direct
shot
to
handle
in
the
enUre
Hrst
half,
so
much
did
the
Legion
dominate
the
play
in
Uiis
period.
In
the
opening
minutes
a
mlsklck
by
'Howe
in
front
of
goal
spelt
danger
Camels
again
defeated
Lucky
for
the
Merchants
but
the
ball
was
Strikes
13
to
0
yesterday
In
High
finally
scrambled
away.
Hunt
glv-School
Girls'
softball.
In
the-
firstling
away
an
abortive
comer
In
the
inning
the
Camels
made
three
runs
process.
Thurber
passed
to
Bussan-and
the
Lucky
Strikes
one
run.
Inllch
whose
shot
was
saved
by
Gur-thc
second
Inning
each
team
scored,
'ch
at
the
expense
of
another
once.
In
the
third
Inning
the
Lucky
fruitless
corner.
In
another
Legion
Strikes
worked
hard
and
gained
attack,
11.
Dickens
fouled
Baptie
four
runs
The
Camels
made
two
j
but
the
resultant
free
kick
was
runs
In
the
fourth
Inning.
In
the
.cicarea.
wcrcnanu
men
maae
pro-
last
inning
the
Camels,
due,
to
1
heavy
hitting,
made
seven
runs.
Umpire.
Miss
M.
Delaney.
Base
Umpire.
E.
Antonelll.
Scorekeeper.
Florence
Parker.
Reporter,
June
Armour.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
St
Louis
7.
New
York
4.
Cincinnati
10.
Boston
4.
Chicago
4,
ntooklyn
5.'
Pittsburg
13.
Philadelphia
4.
American
League
New
York
1,
Cleveland
5.
Boston
S.
Chicago
fl.
Washington
5.
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
11.
St.
Louis
12.
grcss
on
the
left
wing
and
Chenoskl
forced
J.
Currie
to
give
away
a
cot-Tier
but
Chenoskl
placed
weakly
be
hind.
Shortly
afterwards
MacKay
had
a
good
opportunity
to
score
but
shot
past.
Play
veered
up
to
the
other
end
and.
during
a
hot
attack
on
the
Merchants'
goal,
MacKay
was
adjudged
to
have
fouled
Greer
In
the
dreaded
area
and
Referee
R.
B.
Skinner
unhesitatingly
awarded
a
penalty.
Chrlstison
was
entrus
ted
with
the
pot
kick
but
shot
straight
at
Gurvich
who
cleared.
A
golden
opportunity
was
lost
Palm
er,
Webster
and
Bussanlch
put
in
shots
In
quick
succession,
but
Our
vlcli
was
not
found
wanting
and
cleared
his
charge.
Midfield
play
followed
but.
soon
after,
the
Legion
again
took
up
the
offensive
fouled
Baptie
Just
outside
the
penalty
area.
Baptie
took
the
free
kick
but
again
Gurvich
saved
the
Merchants'
goal
from
falling.
Shortly
afterwards,
however,
he
was
beaten
by
a
neat
header
from
Chrlsti
son
on
a
lovely
cross
from
Baptie,
on
the
Vets'
right
wing.
This
was
Fl
A.
MacCallum,
manager
of
the.
aflcr
twenty-nine
minutes
of
play.,
local
branch
of
the
Dank
of
Von-
;Tlte
'Legion
had
certainly
domlna-;
trcal.
relumed
to
the
city
on
tlie'tcd
PlaV
l
thc
lrst
half
antl
wi
fully
entitled
to
Its
one
goat
lead'
Prince
Gcorce
this
mornlne
l
mm
it
I
three
weeks',
vacation
trip
to
Van-jat
half
t,me
couver.
Mrs.,
MacCallum,
whtf
nc-1
Second
Half
companled
him
south,
will
be
re-
u
was
an
entirely
different
story
turning
later.
on
tne
resumption.
The
Merchants
MUTUAL
LIFE
O
F
C
AN
A
D
A
A
purely
mutual
company
with
all
profits
going
to
policy
holders.
For
Information
sec
Collar!
&
McCaffery
Limited
We
congratulate
the
Canadian
Legion
on
the
achievement
of
this
splendid
bulldlnf.
Kuai.
uk
fi'suniuiuiii
a,
vurrie
secured
possession
and
passed
out
to
Palmer
on
the
left
who
put
in
a
grand
shot
which
flashed
across
the
Merchants'
goal
but
nobody
wa
there
to
put
it
home.
Both
teams
were
now
fighting
hard
for
the
lead
but
Merchants
continued
to
havr
most
of
the
play.
Lokcn.
A.
Die
kens
and
Chenoskl
all
had
shots
01
the
Vets'
goal
without
success.
The
Soldiers'
goal
underwent
a
stron-attack
lasting
several
minutes.
N'
fewer
than
five
corner
kicks
were
awarded
the
Merchants
but
the
were
unable
to
secure
the
lead
MacKay
had
hard
lines
when
a
ter
rifle
shot
was
blocked
by
a
Legion
defender.
The
Legion
was
indulging
in
toe
much
artistic
play
midfield
to
ex
pect
to
get
goals
and
after
all
it
V
goals
that
count.
Bussanlch
passed
out
to
Baptie
who
In
turn
transfer
red
to
Palmer
but
H.
Dickens
dash
ed
across
and
Intercepted
the
win
;
er's
effort
In
the
closing
minute?
Webster
and
Chrlstison
indulged
id
a
smart
movement
before
passing
to
Baptie.
Oulvich
saved
Baptlc's
shot.
The
end
came
shortly
afterwards
after
a
really
fast
and
exciting
game.
Arthur
Robertson,
well
known
Massett
sawmill
operator,
and.
Mrs.
Robertson
are
paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
city.
They
arrived
from
the
Howe
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
thb
morning
and
will
return
to
Massett
Friday
night.
Vans
Bakery
Wc
extend
to
the
Legion
our
hearty
Congratulations
on
thc
opening
of
the
new
club
building
Alex
McRae
Co.
Limited
Printers
and
Hook
Hinders
Congratulate
the
Canadian
Legion
on
the
splendid
new
building
that
they
have
erected
CONGRATULATIONS
Canadian
Legion
k
and
Best
Wishes
for
a
Happy
Future
WATTS'
GROCERY
To
Members
of
the
Legion
Wc
hope
you
will
get
great
enjoyment
from
your
new
club
building
which
is
being
opened
tonight.
It
is
a
credit
to
you
and
an
ornament
to
the
city
S.
D.
JOHNSTON
CO.
LTD.
This
splendid
building
is
a
monument
to
Unity
of
Ptirposeh
Steve
King
REGAL
SHOP
Congratulations
to
the
Legion
on
the
erection
of
a
fine
building
for
their
club
home
MUNRO
BROS.
Congratulate
Canadian
Legion
on
obtaining
such
comfortable
club
quarters
We
wish
today
to
express
to
the
Canadian
Legion
Our
Congratulations
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
G.M.HUNT
The
Furniture
Man
Extends
Congratulations
to
the
Canadian
Legion
on
taking
possession
of
its
fine
new
club
home
f
i
t'
Canadian
Legion
The
opening
of
your
new
building
is
in
line
with
the
spirit
of
the
times.
,
WE
.CONGRATULATE
YOU
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
Let
us
join
with
all
the
city
in
wishing
the
Canadian
Legion
joy
in
their
new
building
Ideal
Cleaners
Congratulations
to
the
Canadian
Legion
from
DEMERS
We
extend
heartiest
Congratulations
to
thc
Canadian
Legion
on
its
fine
new
building
being
opened
today
i4cme
Importers
BOSTON
CAFE
Joins
with
all
Prince
Rupert
people,
,
'
in
wishing
the
Canadian
Legion
joy
in
its
new
home
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
SALE
Is
Now
Going
On