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j
for
groceries.
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policy
of
quality
foods
at
low
prices
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frying,
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tin
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lunch,
per
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lb
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LUX
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and
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record
ol
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repairs
made
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WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Anglers
Had
Success
at
Khtada
More
Salvage
From
Denali
Granby
in
From
Tlell.
With
each
member
of
the
party
bringing
in
a
capacity
string
of
trout,
Dr.
L.
W.
Krgln's
angling
.'xpedition
to
Khtada
Lake
refilled
home
yesterday
afternoon.
Respite
rainy
weather,
the
outing
was
greatly
enjoyed
by
all.
rhose
making
the
trip,
in
addition
:o
the
doctor,
were
Alex
McRae,
Sergeant
G.
H.
Greenwood,
O.
H.
tfunro,
John
Walker.
R.
O.
Van
der
Sluys
and
L.
J.
Blain.
An
outboard
motor
was
taken
in
for
use
on
the
Khtada
Fishing
Club's
boats
on
the
ake.
Bringing
a
scowload
of
anchors,
halns
and
other
ship's
equipment
if
which
the
wrecked
American
iteamer
Denali
had
been
dis
mantled
at
Zayas
Island,
Capt.
W.I
P.
Armour
arrived
in
port
at
the
2nd
of
last
week
with
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Daly.
The
salvage
outfit
is
still
standing
by
at
Goose
Bay.
Dundas
Island,
awaiting
a
favorable
opportunity
to
tart
salvage
operations
from
the
liter
portion
of
the
wreck
which
has
not
yet
been
touched.
All
cargo
and
equipment
so
far
recovered
has
been
from
the
bow
portion.
Stormy
weather
of
the
past
few
lays
caused
a
temporary
suspen-ion
of
salvage
operations.
With
Capt.
Charlie
Larkin
in
command,
the
Daly
left
early
Sunday
morning
for
Stewart
to
tow
a
scowload
of
Dunwell
ore
to
the
Anyox
smelter.
The
vessel
is
due
back
here
about
the
middle
of
this
week.
Having
made
extra
calls
at
Big
was
broken;
how
the
stresSi
riTaIry
Bay
to
load
box
shocks
for
Bute-
and
competition
inherent
In
the
dale
and
at
Inverness
to
load
law
0,
natural
election
emancl-salmon,
It
was
12:45
today
before
pated
the
human
tatellect;
how-Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
E.
the
conception
of
"The
People"
Dickson,
returned
from
Anyox,
h,,.
the
nivin
niht
nf
Kino
Stewart
and
other
northern
points.
The
vessel
sailed
at
1:30
pan.
for
Vancouver
ana
waypoints.
The
following
Is
from
the
Shel-1
burne
NS.
Coartguard
news
-
paper
of
recent
date:
"Boston.
May
20:
Twenty
-
vessels
arrived,
,
fish
prices
here
today:
wholesale
quotations,
large
cod
5c
to
6c;
market
cod,
4c
to
5c;
haddock,
ic
to&Kt;
pollock.
4c
to
5c;
mackeral.
7c
to
8c:
halibut
12c
to
18Jic.
The
Granby
Co.'s
service
boat
Oranby
returned
to
port
this
morning
from
Port
Clements,
having
taken
Charles
Bocklng.
president
of
the
company;
Al
White,
hli
secretary,
and
R.
L.
Healy.
assistant
superintendent
at
Anyox,
on
a
fishing
expedition
to
Tlell
River.
Mr,
Bocklng
and
Mr.
White
left
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
while
Mr.
Healy
Is
returning
to
Anyox
with
the
Granby.
Mrs.
Lawrence
Lambly
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
She
will
attend
sessions
of
the
provincial
Grand
Chapter
of
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star.
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latest
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transportation
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TOILER"
AH
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UEETLE
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YOU
SET
THEES
PERSON
TEELEE
TOMES,
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w
Br
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EVOLUTION
OFISRAEL
History
of
Britain's
Rise
in
Story
Of
Western
Civilization,
Declares
B.
I.
Speaker
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Bri
.ish
Israel
Federation,
Prince
Ru-jert
branch,
was
addressed
last
;venlng
by
George
Wilson
on
the
mbject
"Israel's
Social
Evolution,"
raking
the
evolutionary
law
in
bio-ogy
that
"the
Interests
of
existing
ndividuals
have
no
place
in
the
scheme
of
things
except
Insofar
as
.hey
are
included
in
and
subordln
ite
to
the
larger
enr?
In
the
future,'
.he
sneaker
applied
this
law
to
society"
as
a
living
organism.
He
showed
the
operation
of
the
laws
vhlch
are
govqrnlng
social
process
and
how
every
phase
of
so-:lal
life,
political,
economic
and
sthlcal,
occupied
strictly
controlled
md
subordinate
relationship
to
.hese
laws.
The
subject
really
should
have
jech
"The
Causes
of
the
Growth
jf
the
British
Commonwealth
of
rations."
The
tremendous
expan-ion
of
the
population
of
the
Bri-'ish
Isles
from
being
the
least
sig-llflcant
of
European
peoples
until
learly
half
the
world
was
under
he
direct
Influence
of
British
laws,
government
"and
Institutions
in
a
most
brief
period
in
the
world's
history
was
practically
the
history
,
f
western
civilization.
The
causes
.'or
this
progress
were
first
military
otency
for
the
preservation
of
ln-tltutlons,
then
religious
tolerance
ringing
in
its
train,
Intellectual
md
political
tolerance.
The
law
of
natural
selection,
the
arvlval
of
the
fittest,
was
shown
til
operation
among
the
nations
until
military
supremacy
was
attained.
How
the
rule
of
absolute
fcrce
was
broken;
how
the
rule
of
teliglous
absolutism
imposed
by
thf
rhurrh
until
rpf.-irmatlnn
time
Uhe
ldeas
whlch
caused
these
currences
were
In
the
last
resort
!held
reiigi0us
convictions,
arts-
llnoi
from
the
rinrtrtne
nf
ti
In.
sufficiency
of
the
Individual
by
his
own
natural
to
ruim
the
law
and
do
every
act
necessary'
to
iiu
oaiidLiuu.
The
implication
arising
out
of
the
Darwinian
hypothesis
that
the
future
was
more
important
than
the
present
was
one
of
the
chief
tenets
of
Christians
and
applied
to
species
and
races
as
well
as
to
individuals
and
social
systems.
There
was,
as
usual,
considerable
discussion
among
the
members.
P.
H.
Llnzey.
president
was
In
the
chair.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
1,
Pittsburg
14.
Only
Major
League
game
scheduled.
Legion
Wins
Defeated
Young
Liberals
by
Score
Of
3
to
1
in
Last
Night's
Football
Game
Canadian
Legion
had
no
difficulty
in
defeating
Young
Liberals
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
in
last
night's
Gllhuly
Cup
football
game.
The
veterans,
who
appear
to
be
due
for
a
big
year
in
1935,
were
undls-putedly
superior.
The
Gilhuly
Cuo
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Canadian
Legion
3
1
0
12
6
7
Regiment
0
115
7
1
Young
Liberals
0
0
2
1
5
0
YOU
CALL
AV4suee,
AWYTVMNex
YOU
SAY
-ITI
&B
F
ir-VA.
V
tw-
Back
TVVJO'5
OUT
THEeE
WTrt
A
BOY
SHE
WAKTO
YOU
TO
MODEL
Her
DtESS
FOR
THE
ratavsT
PAKTTY
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'SPORT
GROTTO
WINS
IN
SOFTBALL
Defeated
C.
N.
K.
A.
by
Odd
Run
In
Free-Scoring
Contest
On
a
wet
and
slippery
field.
'GRITS
LEAD
IN
ROUNDERS
Grotto
balltossers
lambasted
thejYoung
Liberals
dropped
a
5
to
2
railroaders
to
the
tune
of
6
to
8
in
the
City
Softball
League
last
night.
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
gathered
in
six
runs
in
the
fifth
Inning,
which
should
have
won
any
ball.
game,
but
the
Grotto
bunch
came
right
back
In
the
same
inning,
garnering
five
runs.
The
game
was
featured
by
wild
throwing
due
to
wet
ball
and
slippery
ground.
Bury,
for
the
Grotto,
had
a
perfect
day
at
bat,
getting
five
hits
In
five
times
up
while,
for
the
C.
N
R.
A.,
Lambie
with
three
hits
out
oi
four
times
up.
Including
a
single
double
and
three-bagger,
was
tht
(
leader.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Budlnich
c
Stiles
p.
W.
Tobey
lb,
R.
Tobcy
2b,
Johnsoc
ss..
Horton
3b,
Mcintosh
If,
Lam
bie
cf,
Cameron
rf.
Grotto
Armstrong
c.
Yager
p.
Satchford
lb,
Fong
2b,
Hill
ss,
Jury
3b,
Slmonson
If,
Antonelli
cf,
Franks
rf.
Umpires
Johnny
Comadlna
and
Frank
Comadlna.
The
league
standing:
W.
L.
Pet.
Grotto
3
1
1
C.
N.
R.
A
1
2
,333
j
Junior
Elks
1
2
.333
BASEBALL
TUESDAY,
JUNE
11
Sons
cf
Canada
vs.
Legion
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JUNE
13
Young
Liberals
ts.
Legion
Art
Noble
Is
President
Of
'Association
I
OCEAN
FALLS.
June
11:
Arthur
Noble
was
elected
president
ab
me
recent
annual
meeting
01
the
Ocean
Falls
Athletic
Association.
Thomas
Main,
retiring
president,
became
vice-president.
Gordon
McLean
is
the
new
secretary
while
F.
Leask
continues
as
treasurer.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
PC
New
York
29
11
.725
St.
Louis
27
18
.600
Pittsburg
29
20
Brooklyn
23
20
,535
Chicago
.
...21
20
Cincinnati
f..il
26
,397
Philadelphia
14
26
j50
Boston
11
30
American
League
New
York
v28
18
.609
Chicago
...24
18
.572
Cleveland
24
19
.558
Detroit
24
20
.545
Boston
23
22
.511
Washington
21
24
.467
Philadelphia
17
25
.405
St-
Louis
13
28
.317
OCEAN
FALLS
OCEAN
FALLS.
June
11:
After
beating
Papermakers
by
a
score
of
4
to
2
to
kpn
their
slate
clan.
the
game
to
the
Sawmill
last
Monday
In
the
local
Softball
League.
Both
teams
played
a
snappy
brand
of
ball
and
the
large
crowd
was
en
thused
by
the
display.
Previous
league
games
resulted
as
follows:
Papermakers
14.
Sawmill
4.
Young
Liberals
8.
Townaltc
7.
Townslte
12.
Sawmill
9.
The
league
standing
to
date
U
as
follows:
Likes
and
Dislikej
W.
L.
Pet
3
1
.750
2
1
.67
1
2
.333
1
3
.240
Young
Liberals
Papermakers
townslte
sawmiu
HAZELT0N
IS
WINNER
Natives
Show
Suprrmary
Agalntt
All
District
Teams
and
Capture
Skeena
Championship
HAZELTON.
June
11:
As
a
re-.750
suit
of
a
series
of
games
played
at
various
villages
recently.
Hazel
ton
1
has
won
the
native
baseball
cham
pionship
of
the
Skeena
Valley.
The
scores
of
the
various
games
were
as
follows:
At
Glen
VoweH-r-Hazolton
9..KU-plox
8.
At
Klsplox
Hazelton
17.
Glen
Vowell
4.
At
Haielton
Hazcftea
9,
Cedar-vale
8.
,
At
Skeena
Crating
Hazelton
18,
Klsplox
4.
At
Morlcetown
HazoUan
21.
Kispiox
4.
MANY
PAPER
TOWN
TEAMS
Baseball,
Football
and
Softball
Being
I'layed
Regularly
at
Paper
Town
OCEAN
FALLS.
June
ll:-At
a
meeting
on
Monday
night
of
last
week
of
the
Ocean
Falls
Athletic
Association,
It
was
decided
that,
during
the
summer
season,
there
would
be
each
week
two
games
of
softball.
twp
games
of
baseball
and
two
games
of
football.
j
There
are
three
baseball
teams
j
Papermakers.
Japanese
and
Ub-
eiais
ana
me
nrsi
game
was
played
last
week
between
the
f
apermaners
and
the
Liberals.
The
1
i
'alter
a
have
a
strong
.
.
team
captain-
iea
y
wiiuam
Red
Appleby
and
'also
Including
R.
Robertson,
West
Carnes,
O.
Arcand.
E.
D.
Glllan-,512
ders.
Jens
Manson.
W.
White,
Ken
Glllanders,
Vic
Wh'.ttaker.
D.
Hills,
O.
Balllle,
W.
Mitchell.
Jack
Hod-68
'son
and
Phil
Campbell.
LAWN
BOWLING
POSTPONED
On
account
of
wet
weather,
the
opening
City
League
lawn
bowling
fixture
of
the
season
scheduled
for
last
evening
between
rinks
of
Dave
Borland
vs.
J.
J.
Little
and
O.
A.
Woodland
vs.
Louis
Arroll
were
postponed.
Big
Celebration
At
Ketchikan
On
1
July
4
Planned
KETCHIKAN.
June
11
At
a
meeting
last
night
plans
were
put!
in
motion
for
a
celebration
on
July
4
which
it
is
expected
will
be
one
of
the
most
ambitious
ever
staged
here.
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COAL!
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Famous
Ed
son,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
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sell
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Wheat.
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Barley.
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