ill
m
FAQI
TWO
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Sale
End
SPECIALS
Only
a
Few
More
Days
and
Our
Most
Successful
Sale
Will
Re
Over.
Here
Are
Just
a
Few
of
Our
Last
Days
Hargains.
Ladies'
Straps,
Oxfords
and
Pumps
Regrouped
to
clear.
Reg.
$5"00
,
Men's
Calf
Dress
Oxfords
Neat
and
durable
.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
DAILY
NEWS.
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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of
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Reduced
to
Lowest
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store
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Friday,
June
10,
1938.
HOMEBUILDING
HERE
.
P.
W.-
Nicolls,
federal
director
of
housing,
was
candid
f
enough
in
his
exnlahatinh
hprp
nf
trip.nmri!
n
inn
XJmtc
1
-
uuiiiiuiuu
,
11UUO"
'1
intr
Act
,
and
,
thp
.
nnssihilitv
nf
itc
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
'Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Bmsell
N.
M.
Bvisell
Phones
18
&
81
P.O.
Box
575
Stop
In
At
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
For
a
Dish
Of
FROSTklST
ICE
CREAM
"A
Delight
In
Every
Bite"
Ice
Cream
Sundaes,
Sodas,
Milk
Shakes
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
GIANTS
ON
IS
WINNER
TOP
AGAIN:
OF
TROPHY
Have
One
And
A
Half
Game
Mar
gin
In
National
League
As
Result
Of
Another
Win
(Her
Chicago.
Cubs
CHICAGO,
June
10:
(CP)
New
xorx
uianis
won
ine
nnai
gameijfavv
Boston,
3;
Pittsburg,
5.
Brooklyn
-
St.
Louis,
postponed.
Only
games.
American
League
Chicagb,
3;
New
York,
6.
Detroit,
5;
Philadelphia,
8.
Cleveland,
0;
Boston,
8.
St.
Louis,
4;
Washington,
6.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
W
29
nf
noo
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-i'
A,lv-ulia
fjuu
me
wiiuiu
uuai
squareiy
oeiore
Boston
21
me
puunc
wunoui
any
11s
or
outs.
Tjiere
are
certain
re;
quirements
that
mUst
be
met
and.
as
far
as
can
hp
i
nfprr,
ed
froni
what
Mr.
Nicolls
said,.
there
is
no
way
of
getting
Pittsburg
22
Cincinnati
23
Louis
19
Brooklyn
20
16
19
19
20
21
24
27
cuu,m
ti.ca..
Philadelphia
1128
Now
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
know
clearly.
American
League
what
is
required,
the
situation
can
be
intelligently
can-
C?levelaricl
29
16
yassed
with
a
view
to
determining
what
can
be
done
,rew
Yor-k
25
19
Whether
of
not
there
are
fifteen
acceptable
prospective,
w2hTnEtbn"::
.
2?
J2
hontebuildei's
desirous
of
availing
tHemselVeg
of
the
terms
Detroit
22
2.4
bf
the
Act
remains
to
be
seen.
Quite
nossiblp
thprp
.irn
Philadelphia
is
25
1
ney
snouid
be
heard
trom
soon.
It
was
to
be
gathered
from
what
Mr.
Nicolls
said
in
regard
to
the
Home
Improvement
Plan
that
considerably
more
advantage
could
be
taken
of
that
here
than
has
beeri
done.
We
would
recommend
it
to
people
wnose
homes
are
in
need
of
modernization
and
there
are
undoubtedly
quite
a
few
in
that
category
here
today.
STRAINING
PATIENCE
The
patience
of
Great
Britain
and
France
is
becoming
strained
over
the
continuation
bf
ruthless
aerial
bombing
by
the
insurgents
and
their
allies
in
Spairi
and
bv
the
Japanese
in
China.
It
has
become
fairly
evident
that
British
and
French
ships
are
being
deliberately
attacked
in
Spain.
In
China
British
property,
as
well
as
French,
American
and
that
of
other
nations,
is
being
destroyed
by
the
Japanese.
Forbearance
can
go
just
so
far
and
it
seems
now
that
the
breaking
point
cannot
be
far
removed.
If
the
Spanish
insurgents
and
the
Japanese
cannot
be
prevailed
upon
to
abandon
their
present
tactics,
it
looks
like
some
definite
action
must
be
taken
against
them.
What
that
may
lead
to
we
can
but
imagine.
Much
as
we
mav
hate
to
ddmlt
it
and
much
as
we
may
hope
to
the
contrary,
the
prospect
is
I
iuuay
mac
more
extended
wanare
m
tne
world
may
break
out
at
any
time.
Chicago
16
24
St.
Louis
14
27
Ettinger
Goes
To
Little
Long
Lac
.524
.044
.567
.507
.551.
.478.
.4151
.400
Ontario
IVlinlng
Town
Has
Its
Eyes
on
Allan
Cup
GERALDTON
Ont.,
June
10:
(CP)
TRAIL
TO
AUSTRALIA
Trip
For
World
Champion
Amateur
Hotkey
Team
Is
Being
Considered
TRAIL.
June
10:
(CP)
Trait
Smoke
Eaters,
holders
of
the
Al
lan
Clip,
emblematic
6f
world's
.
'
amateur
hockey
championship,
may
i
j
make
a
tour
to
Australia,
If
satis-1
.
factory
financial
arrangements
can!
be
made.
Such
a
trip,
It
Is
stated
I
would
not
interfere
with
a
prol
Legion
Takes
StnaTt
Shield
Through
Navy
Defeating
Merchants
STUART
SHIELD
STtNMN'G
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Canadian
Legion
2
1
fof
a
stand
with
the
Chicago
CuLs!
Mprrhani
1
here
yesterday.
It
was
the
Ihlrd'j
"'
win
for
the
Giants
out
of
tbel
.four
games
and
put
Bill
Terry's;
crew
safely
back
on
top
of
the
league
again
with
a
margin
of
one
game
and
a
half
over
the
Cubs.
The
score
was
tied
five
all
as
the
.ninth
inning
commenced,
the
Giants
adding
three
in
that
stanza.
.Meantime
there
is
a
close
race
on
'between
three
teams
for
third
position,
only
one
percentage
point
dividing
the
Boston
Sees,
Pittsburg
Pirates
and
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
Pirates
defeated
the!
Bees
yesterday,
only
two
gam?s
i
being
played
in
the
National'
1
League.
1
In
the
American
League'
the
Cleveland
Indians
were
blanked
by
the
Boston
Red
Sox
and
had
their
I
margin
of
leadership
cut
to
four
0
1
1
11
10
2
15
15
i
11
12
SEASON
SCORING
SUMMARV
Bryant,
Navy,
1
Smith,
Navy,
5.
Vink,
Merchants,-5.
II.
Dickens,
Legion,
3-Howe,
Legion,
3.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
2.
Campbell,
Legion,
2.
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Smith,
Merchants,
2.
Simundsen,
Legion,
2.
Armstrong,
Navy,
1.'
'
llolkestad,
Merchants,
1.
Gillis,
Merchants,
1,
O'Neil,
Navy,
1.
Vance,
Legion,
1.
McMeekin,
Navy,
1,
half.
'
Vink
scored
when
he
beat
McLeod
who
kept
goal
until
Morgan
arrived.
Vink
added
a
second
when
he
converted
Cameron's
good
centre
with
a
first
time
shot.
The
FOR
SALE
Houses.
Phone
317.
'
EXAMINATION
""'
,
....
-
w'
Jjn,
Green
(136,
Little
Long
Lac,
northwestern,
On-
119
9th
Avenue
East.
Modern
2-
tarkJ
mining
town
175
miles
north-'
east
M
Port
Arthur
is
already
strengthening
lis
hockey
tearrt
with
designs
on
the
Allan
Cup
nekt'
winter.
The
club
that
lost
to
Port
Arthur
Bear
Cats
by
a
single
goal
in
the
Thunder
Bay
senior
fihals
has
acquired
Pete
Ettinger,
hard-hitting
defenseman
from
Saskatoon.
He
will
learn
with
playlngimana-ger
Ross"
Knowles,
former
Fort
William
defence
stalwart.
storey
house,
7
rooms
ahd
bath
Concrete
foundation.
Priced
low
for
quick
sale.
G.
L.
Rorle,
Trus-
FIVE-ROOM
summer
hoUse
for
sale
at
Lake
Kathlyn
near
Smith-ers
for
$300,
half
cash,-
balance
one,,
two
and
three
years'
at
six
per
cent
original
cost
$1500.
Ap
ply
to
Watson's
Store,
Smlthers,
BC.
(134)
mtsonal
'
FOR
CIVIL
SERVICE
CLERKS
'
J
You
have
time
to
ensure
success
at
the
coming
cierks'
examination
if
you
write
us
Immediately
for
particulars
and
proof
of
our
remarkable
successes
over
many
years.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Wln
'
nlpeg;
t.f.
LOST
Red
patent
purse
brf
Third
Avenue
by
Modern
Beaiity
Shop
containing
svlm
ot
money,
valu-
able
papers
and
keys.
Anyone
finding
this
or
seeing
It
picked
up
jJlease
notify
'Modern
Beauty
Shop.
Substantial
reward.
(154)
1
ZTZS,m
i
liOARDARITROOT3
Boniface
Seals
are
also
being
coh
ROOM
and
Board.
Phone
Red
249
sldered
for
the
trip
to
Australia,
j
(138)
and,
with
Vtrtk
encouraging
his
team,
they
maintained
a
steady
at-,
tack
in
which
the
Navy
goal
seem-'
ed
certain
to
fall
several
times
but
finally
Christian
cleared.
Vlnk
hit
the
corner
of
the
crossbar
and
upright.
Gomez,
who
had
been
playing
a
grand
game,
made
his
one
mistake
and
Smith
added
a
goal
to
put
his
team
ahead
for
the
first
'
time.
Merchants
defense
weakened
,
and
a
cross
from
O'Neill
was
let
go
for
McMeekin
to
turn
the
ball
back
on
to
Bryant's
shins
and
Into
the
net,
leaving
the
final
score
Navy
five
goals,
Merchants
three.
1
R.
B.
Skinner
handled
the
game'
competently
and
did
well
to
(iheck
players
for
talking.
Sid
Woodside
and
Jimmy
Johnston
were
capable
linesmen
and
they
signalled
infringements
that
Skinner
did,
not
call.
I
Teams:
i
R.C.N.V.R.
Morgan;
Eby,
Ron-
aids:
Eastman.
Davles.
Christian:
O'Neill,
Armstrong,
Bryant,
R.
j
Smith,
T.
McMeekin.
N.
McLeod.
1
Merchants
Krause;
Parsons,'
1
Gomez;
Bussey,
Ferguson,
Beynon;
'
Cameron,
Glllls,
A.
Smith,'
Vink.
1
Keays.
1
Criticism
of
Play
In
the
final
match
or
the
Stuart
Morgan
kept
goal
well
enough
but
Benefit
Shield
Football
competl-
he
fsJls
to
clear
properly.
Ronalds
Ion
last
evening,
Royal
Canadian
.Was
safe
though
a
trifle
slow
in
the
Merchants
after
being
two
goals
Davies
was
a
hard
worker
and
down,
thereby
leaving
the
Canad-
Christian
was
very
difficult
to
beat,
ian
Legion
winners
of.
.the
..
first
Eastman
completed
a
fair
half-football
trophy
of
the
current
sea-
back
line
that
should
learn
to
place
son.
The
final
score
was
five
to
the
ball
better
to
their
forwards
three
in
favor
of
the
Navy.
There
Bryant,
Is
not
a
centre
forward.
He
McMeekin
improved
in
the
second
half.
Krause
saved
well
though
he
should
try
to
Intercept
centres
more.
Parsons
and
Gomez
played
Merchants
were
doing
the
pressing
so
well
that
It
is
difficult
to
see
although
the
play
was
scrappy
with
how
so
many
goals
were
scored
far
too
much
ballooning
of
the
ball,
against
them.
Ferguson
and
Bey-O'Neill
gave
his
forwards
a
good
non
were
good.
Bussey
was
the
opening
but
Armstrong
failed
to
(
weakest
although
he
tried
hard.:
connect.
NaVy
had
more
of
the
Vlnk's
three
goals
show
that
he
game
and
Krause
finally
fisted
can
shoot.
Smith
was
the
best
f
or-
away
.following
a
Corner
In
an-
ward
with
Cameron
showing
lots
'other
raid
Smith
scored
for
the
of
speed
and
centring
well.
A
grand
Pet.:
Navy
close
In.
Davies
was
beaten
J
run
through
of
his
with
a
parting
64j
by
vink
who
scored
his
third
goal
shot
that
was
too
high
was
a
fea-'
.604
.
With
a
good
shot
and
half
time
,
ture
of
the
closing
minutes.
Gillis.
525
found
the
Merchants
leadlne
thrpe
.
nlnvrri
hnVA
nnri
Wp
.
J
J
WMJ
Vt4U
lUbl-
goals
to
one.
!
well.
1
I
Morgan
saved
Cameron's
cross.
The
game
was
rather
ragged.
The
42
Smith
of
the
Navy
failed
on
a
ball
was
In
the
air
too
much
and,
Ai.li
ronnle
of
chances
and
thpn
fHllis
fhprp
urn
a
llttln
1
"
O""
I
m
1
wart
n
cmrH
rrw'nincr
lrancrf
.
Tho
toorvte
tV
was
tested
by
Davies'
free
kick.
.
up
a
better
class
of
football.
They
'
Navy
did
more
pressing
and
Smith
need
to
pay
more
attention
to
po-'
added
a
second,
Eby
dribbled
well
sitional
play.
They
must
mark
and,
from
his
pass,
Smith
scored
their
opponents
systematically
at
his
third
goal
to
equalize
the
count.,
throw-ins
and
comer
kicks.
They
The
Merchants'
were
not
done
yet
must
learn
that
football
Is
played
t
"on
the
ground."
A
little
more
at-1
tentlon
to
this
will
pay
and
the
CHID
FOR
SAJLtf
games
will
be
more
attractive.
The
first
competition
has
been
a
big
success.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
2fl
mm
COLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
sllmon
cannlnK
company
with
an
all
IK6
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
EVERYONE
KNOWS
THAT
H
B
C
mean.
Hudson',
Ba
Company.
SOME
KNOW
THAT-
.
,,,
;
B,
P.
mean
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
BUT
DO
YOU
KNOW
THAT--Hudson's
bay
BEST
PROCURABLE
SCOTCH"
WHISKY
1
Mlimm,
I
1
3d
11
Ismtt
Oi
Hi
I
First
Test
Match
r
vvtim
1
and
a
half
games
over
the
NeV'Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
won
from
clearing.
Eby
played
a
fine
game.
DClIlfif
Held
1
OCmY
York
Yankees
and
Boston
Red
Sox
Who
are
still
In
a
tie
for
second
place.
The
Yankees
won
yesterday
over
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
defeated
Detroit
Tigers
to
regain
sixth
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
New
York,
8;.
Chicago,
5.
it
really
what
the
name
impliei?
It
contains
tome
of
Scotland'i
oldest
and!
finest
Malts,
beauti.
fully
blended,
so
that
when
it
reachei
Canada
it
is
realty
and
truly
the"BEST
PROCURABLE"
Scotch
Whisky.
Have
you
fried
it
lately
f
40
ox.
26'oz.
$4.85
$3.28
58'ie
This
advertisement
Is
riot
published
vr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
BUILDING
ST
AXDItEW!
TORONTO,
June
10:
tCP
-Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Out-ernors
of
St.
Andrew
j
Colltje
it
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most
of
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interest
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the
he
feed
hit
wings
and
open
out
the
cricket
matches
between
England
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Ocorge
Trusters
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confined
to
the
second
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and
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good,
ham
today.
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heavy
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