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PAGE
TWO
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tops
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styles
to
choose
from
and
evety
one
a
lfiner.
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at
$5.50
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of
Good
Shoes
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.12
Monday,
July
18,
1938.
RIVALRY
IN
PAINTING
there
seems
to
be
keen
rivalry
in
the
city
in
the
of
paintine
up
business
Dremises
and
mak-ino-
thm
1m
"
A
coining
uneasy
ana
tne
result
should
be
that
most
of
the
stores
will
be
brightened
up
with
paint
before
snow
falls.
A
UNITED
CANADA
outstanding
plea
was
for
Canadian
unity.
Coming
as
it
did
from
a
convention
of
French
Canadians
when
they1
chose
a
French
Canadian
leader,
Adelard
Godbout,
it
was
an
outstanding
event.
It
is
many
years
since
a
platform
of
unity
has
been
so
badly
needed
as
it
is
today.
It
may
also
be"
noted
that
the
convention
went
on
record
as
favoring
votes
for
women
in
the
last
province
of
the
Dominidn
to
refuse
them
the
vote.
It
also
favored
a
national
scheme
of
unemployment
insurance.
Evidently
there
is
a
large
sectibn
of
the
French-speaking
people
of
this
country
that
is
ready
to
keep
pace
with
the
rest
of
the
countiy
and
Co-orterate
in
all
forward
movements.
Perhaps
we
have
not-been
right
in
looking
upon
our
fellow
citizens
in
Quebec
as
conservative
in
their
general
.attitude
tnwnrrt
.life;
Godbout
has
a
great
opportunity
to
bring
the
pro-
aMsA
L
A.
A
1
'
iT
a
ii
a
.
vim.e
ne
represents
into
nine
so
mat
tne
wnole
country
may
move
steadily
forward,
keeping
the
Dominion
we'll
to
the
front
among
Empire
Nations.
'y
VISITORS
INTERESTED
The
visitors
in
the
city
on
H.
M.
S.
York
have
been
interested
in
seeing
a
city
such
as
we
have
at
Prince
Rupert.
Some
thought
it
might
have
been
better
and
others
evidently
expected
to
see
a
wild
west
cow
town.
M&y
ve
tell
these
visitors
that
thirty
years
ago
there
was
nothing
here
but
mossy
swamps
and
jutting
rocks.
The
trees
had
beeii
slashed
off
and
preparations
made
foi4
laying
out
the
city.
The
building
up
process
has
seemed
6
many
of
us
rather
slow
but
it
has
really
been
very
rapid.
We
have
now,
as
the
visitors
are
ready
to
admit
a
number
of
excellent
shops
housed
in
good
buildings
We
have
a
considerable
number
of
permanent
structures
that
WOllld
he
a
rrpdit
t
rinv
nitv
Wp
n-o
Vicxiflrmit.nvo
.
WW...
.v
mmj
vvn
irw
11VUU14
U(U
J
a?
.
for
a
large
fishing
business
and
our
waterfront
is
de-
:
veloping
rapidly,
Even
today
we.
have
several
cood
build
ihgs
in
cburse
of
construction
which
will
add
greatly
to
the
nnriTlaheM:e
of
the
citV.
Visitors
from
older
countries
often
l6ok
upon
otlr
efforts
as
crude
and
unfinished.
We
admit
that
there
is
yet
milch
to
be
done
in
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
development,
of
the
surrounding
country
we
expect
to
(rroW
rapidlv
arid
become
an
important
seaport
designed
to
'
serve
Canada
and
the
rest
df'the
world
in
connection
with
the
channels
of
World
trade.
In
the
process
of
de-
Dizzy
Dean
Wins
Game
Chrcagd
Cubs
("orae
Through
Witli
Doable
Victory
ftrer
Boutin
Bees
CHICAGO,
July
18:
(CPJ-
victory
put
the
Cubs
into
thlr
li
Art
In
(ha
WiflrtMol
I
on
fn
114
i
r.
who
lost
a
double
header
to
Brook
lyn
Dodgers.
Dean
has
substituted
control
for
his
old
"Devil
may
care"
mound
Kite
Flying
At
Gyro
Grounds
Wind
Came
Up
In
Afternoon
Ahi
,
Variety
Was
Considerable
1
to
ue
neia
on
rnaay
01
tasi
wt-rv
one
and
only
Dizzy
Dean
and
the
has
been
postponed
until
Wednes-
rest
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
canu
day
when
all
the
parks
will
net
through
In
spectacular
style
oh
Judged
In
the
afterndoh
f&r
the
de-
r
a
a
a
if
a.
1.
.
i
.
1
k
.
.
-
-
.
,
,
:
a
i
standing
ahead
of
Cincinnati
Reds-
I
pn
MIC
I
llin
tactics
He
was
tricky.
He
thre-v
Resu,t,
oyer
the
ln
the
five
balls
since
that
only
curve
S,Pr,nce
R
n
Tennls
chlb.s
an.
the
pitch
he
always
said
hurt
him
nual
tournament
were
as
follows:
most
but
his
semi-fast
ball
had
A
.Men's
Singles
hop
the
Bees
couldn't
solve.
defeatM
Barry.
6-1,
Yesterday
s
Big
League
scores:
N,alln,
UaSU,e
.
I
Taylor
defeated
Gordon,
6-1.
6-1
S05'
f'
3"4',
,
,
Ocelli
defeated
Brown,
6-3.
8-6.
Z2LS?!?fl2?J
BrtKklesby
defeated
Landry.
10-
tmiu
gcuiic
uiiicu
ab
CilU
ui
1111
1
.11
g
Dy
cunewi.
Brooklyn,
5-7:
Cincinnati,
3-4.
Philadelphia-St.
Louis
double
header,
postponed
by
rain.
American
League
Detroit,
3;
New
York.
16.
St.
LLouIs,
5-4;
Boston,
11-14.
Chicago,
12;
Washington,
1.
Cleveland,
7;
Philadelphia,
6.
Close
Shooting
Oman,
tiiu
piujeruus.
xuuen
nas
aireauy
oeen
done
f
V
n
and
it
fs
understood
that
more
is
planned.
People
whosejln
JUlg
S
THZe
T..
.
.
uegimmig-
to
jook
unuay
ny
contrast
are
'
iTtt.
j
i
,
itupi
(CP)
In
m
total
total
points,
points,
280,
zbo,
Sergeant
sergeant
.
ine
Liberal
party
convention
in
Quebec
held
last
e.
s.
m.
wade
of
oxford
university
.
month
was
not
looked
upon
as
big
news
in
the
west
but!1
Aircraftsman
t.
w.
Gregorj
it
was
particularly
important
to
the
countrv
in
that
its
Canadians
Did
Well
at
Bisley
Although
Failing
to
Capture
Coveted
Honor
BISLEY
CAMP,
Eng.,
July
18:
Prince
Rupert
Tourney
Play
Stamford,
defeated
Wlllett,
Vance.
6-0.
6-1,
10-8.
StttmfOTd
and
YOUH"?
mnnr.nn
t
Pant
J
A
Partr".
V
u
w.cf
vri.i,irL
twf
;wllding
and
Lambie,
6
ui
vv
vov
v.
l
King's
Prize
winner,
on
Saturday,
but
second
place
was
given
toj
Wade
in
view
of
his
having
out-1
.
.
'
I
a
n
n
n
I
1
1
scorea
oregory
iw
10
no
in
int
final
stage.
j
Other
Canadian
scores
were:
Ser-
geant
L.
S.
Valnes,
Montreal,
278;
Capt.
T.
E.
Hayhurst,
Windsor,
273.
Lieut.
G.
A.
Molecey,
Vancouver
272,
and
Lieut.
C.
F.
Kennedy
of
H
.
vm,
"
.
,.
v
I
v
.
Hilden,
Nova
Scotia,
209.
0
1.1)
EST
CLUBS
MEET
ETTrfAM.
Eng..
July
18:
CP)-
j
Britain's
two
oldest
golf
clubs
met.
here
recently,
Royal
Burgess,
Edln
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intrntlon
to
apply
in
!.'
Land
Til
Range
S,
Court.
Dlatrtct,
Land
R-
oottflng
dlatrtct
of
Prlncfe
Rupert,
and
situate
on
a
reef
off
Aranzazu
Point
be
ing
a
point
on
the
went
side
of
Zaya
Island.
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
of
IS.
Tilt
Sl
PllfiMt
OOt'KT
P
imlTIll
COLl'MHIA
in
ritoattE
In
the
Matter
at
the
"Administration
i-
i
i.il
a
nr.
i
n
.ito
rnle
forthwith.
In
the
Mil
Iff
of
the
EMate
of
Jahir
2-6
6-1.
6-3.
Young
defeated,
Townsend,
6-0,
6-1.
Norrington
defeated
Comadina,
J4-6,
6-4,
6-1.
j
Stamford
defeated
Young,
6-2.
6-4.
I
Tyler
defeated
O'Neill.
11-9,
3-6.
.6-2.
Ladies'
Doubles
I
Mrs.
Tinker
and
Mrs.
Mitchell
d
NAVY
WINS
IN
OPENER
OF
SOCCER
T
.
Fine
Display
ol
Football
Ends
n
end
box
contest,
which
w,
was,
M
s
(of
5
o
3
yitory
York
Over
Prince
Kupert
I
between
H.
M.
S.
York
and
a,
aunaay.
m
uie
cru.ruaua
01
1111
piciion
01
a
iropicai
island.
i-.
,
n.,,
MM.(tlv
Hmml
career,
the
pitcher,
for
whom
the
Last
Saturday
theGyro
Cnbs
paid
$185
000
and
three
play-
grounds
held
a
kite
day
at
Aero-,
fo
a
kM..
sore
arm
since
May
3
ent
to
the
boys
showed
tip
with
mUte
a
vari
igSS!?
oTthV
seT
with,
"lL"
iZ
fty
?'
J?
?
th?
visitors
winning
by
five
goals
1111,
gaiuu
wj
vwiijj
nic
uuiwu
ucro
vcn
jtrri
III
lenglil.
linric
liui
3
to
1
in
the
opener
of
a
double
enough
wind,
however,
to
fly
them
bill.
.until
the
afternoon
when
most
of
Chicago
won
again
In
the
night-
the
kites
were
up.
cap
four
to
nothing
behind
uiu
Lee's
five
hit
hurling.
The
doubU
16
three.
The
game
was
only
wm
ln
the
last
ten
minutes,
the
dii-j
play
of
the
local
team
being
very.
graUfying.
The
ship's
band
pro-J
vlded
music
before
the
game
andj
also
at
intervals
to
the
great
delight
of
the
large
crowd.
In
the
opening
exchanges,
Morgan
sated
from
Kelso
and
Eveleigh
from
McMeekln.
Chrlstlson
had
a
chance
but
failed
to
control
the
ball
and
then
Gould
opened
the
xorb.
Bryant
had
an
opening
from
McMeekln's
cross
but
shot
part
weakly..
Tong
drove
brer.
ChHsU-
soh
had
hard
luck
with
a
grand
drive
that
hit
the
upright
And
Henfy
Dickens'
hard
shot
was
laaily
blocked.
At
last
Armslron?
got
the
equalizer.
The
locals
were
Eveleigh
had
to
save
from
Bryant
and
also
from
A.
Dickens.
Navy
went
very
close
but
Longbohe
and
Lakeland
were
Just
wide.
Chrlstlson
had
a
good
chance
but
Phil-pott
cleared.
,
Morgan
punched
away
ft
hl?h
shot
and
Lakeland
was
too
hlell.
Prlnte
Rupert
combined
cleverly
to
feet
close
hi
until
Norman
came
16
the
rescue.
Longbone
put
the
Navy
ahead
and,
Just
after,
M6r
Mrs
Barry
and
Miss
Davis
de
j0ou,d
ln
a
way
tnat
we
deserTed
feated
Miss
Thomson
and
Miss
,
.
n.
.Judgment
by
Morgan
later
gav
tii.it
Vrt.t-
iUii
V,li4'
rrtt
Anil
nlot'
I
kl
1C
iUiA
11111
kl
li
1
CI
UIIU
.
.
.
-
,.,
j
gUill
P
J
feated
Miss
Ellison
and
Miss
Mor-
lslackened
otL
Albert
Dickens
shot
i
ai
.
e-
-i
la
second
goal
on
a
free
kick
from
Miss
Davis
defeated
Mrs.
Barry,
6-0,
6-1.
Men's
Doubles
1
Tyler
and
O'Neill
defeated
Mini
on
and
Landry,
7-5,
6-2.
Barry
and
Willett
defeated
Brock-
4
A
.
1
A
1-
va
tltAH
f
Ml
1
t
"
rn1'
'
,
'
Jand
a
little
hesitation
b
Murray
45
years,
has
been
ppolnted
chair-
throtigh
In
the
closlnan
of
the
English
Rugby
League
Mitchell
and
Ms
MUcheU
de-
'uldf
for
the
"fth
and
feated
Davis
and
Miss
Davis,
6-4
mln,utes
nal(
,
3-6.6-3.
EL.
-immi
J
Lamen,
I)rreoied
t
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
I
Honor.
W.
E.
Fisher
nWe
on
the
iTUi
!
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1938,
I
was
appotn;-ed
AdmlnlntratrU
bt
the
estate
of
Jame
!
i
Isxren,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
clastms
against
Uve
aald
tfltate
are
here
by
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified.
ti
rti
oh
rr
before
the
20th
(Mr
of
August,
A.
D.
1938.
and
all
par-.
J
i
ties
rriaeotea
.to
tnfe
rotatfe
are
rerulr',a
jit
.1,
i
,
i
velopment
tnere
are
boilnd
to
ne
crudities;
All
...
we
ask
ih
arnount
erf
ur
niebtfdnej
is
nine
miu
a
lair
nem
lur
our
eiiuris.
vre
none
me
SlX-1
dated
i
latu
m
jui.
a.
n.
hundred
visitors
on
the
British
ship
will
return
and
see
us
a
quarter
of
a
century
from
now
by
which
time,
we
feel
sure
they
will
not
know
the
place,
4
.
t
1B3S'
ANNA
MARIE
BENSON
.Administratrix
of
Estate
of
'
,
JaiiuW'
tiarKen,
Deceased,
Ocean
Falls,
B.C.
neieree
Mact-nerson
u
ei
win.
a
t
j.....
nanaiea
whist,e
,n
4
shwed
hist
ed
Oorrirm
and
Ml.
Van,-
W
j.!
'
'
complete
control
of
the
game.
Tvler
and
Ml.
Thnmsrm
Hofsof.
,
Teams:
TI
Uf
a
Vnrlr
VvololfrVl-
Mnr.
1
-t.
.......
.V.U11),
V
,
I
"J
Mitchell
and
Mrs.
Mitchell
ri-
mastered
the
horse.
WANT
STRONG
TEAM
BRDIGETOWN,
Bafbadoes,
July
pnnce
R.upt,
B.C.,
occupation
miner.
16:
(CP)
Efforts
are
being
made
Ida
T-.
l?
'ndu
W
EniR
criclcft
All
of
the
reef
off
Aranzazu
Point
iud,
io
release
A.
Marllnaale
commiCTietng
at
,
a
pa
planted
on
a
noted
Barbadoes
DlaVe'r.'
for
tT-
high
grasBy
point
on
tlie
south
mi.
T
aj
i
7
of
it
he
mf,
Wienoe
1800
f
t
north
est;
iu'cs
vjiu
uumry
tour
nexi
thence
looo
feet
north
went;
thence
vcir.
Martlndaie.
is
a
professional
1800
feet
south
went:
thencfe
1500
feet
mlih
n,.iu
south
east,
to
point
of
begliuung;
and
contain
kng
thirty-five
acres,
more
or
lefts.
FRANK
WATERMAN
'
Daited
June
16th.
1938.
outside
the
penalty
area
and
the
game
became
livelier.
Rupert
threatened,
both
Armstrong
and
McMeekln
going
close.
Evelelgn
caved
on
the
line
and
Armstrong
,ot
through
to
equalize
with
a
good
,
goal
following
a
grand
centre
from
.
.UViriCWIllli.
A.UUVll,
IlllUlU
114.
1
V
man,
Phllpott;
Post,
CharvWe
feated
Landry
and
Miss
Ellison
6-3,
Pyle;T
Lakeland
I5cl,so;
,Tong'
Oould'
"
6-0.
ATTACKED
BY
HORSE
WINDSOR,
Eng.,
July
18:
CP)-Parading
before
a
race
here,
a
burgh,
defeating
Royal
Blackheath,
horse
seized
a
stableman
by
the
London,
9'2
points
to
8vi.
bone,
Prince
Rupert
Morgan;
W.
Murray,
Parsons;
Ferguson,
A.
Dickens,
Ronalds;
Bryant,
H.
Dickens
Chrlstlson,
Armstrong,
McMeekln
Navy
Played
Neatly
The
Navy
played
neater
bootball
'k!0"!0031
8le5ve"
anJ
than
the
locals
although
they
ae
C
a
ti
.
,
nt
as
gofxl
as
the
teams
the
Dra
attempts
to
kneel
on
him,
finally
gon
or
Danae
fielded,
Eveleigh
had
no
chance
with
any
of
the
goals'
Football
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vs.
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recommend
It
hrlpi
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teeth
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and
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needed
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foodparticleiremainlngbetweentttth
after
eating
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too.
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dally
millions
do!
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juoic
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act
Hops
when
Clearing
at
Umes
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two
sound
backs
who
tackled
ef-
Strtt
of
Prim
r,
fectively.
The
halves
were
reliable
iuit
,oi
f'rtnce
Ujco
with
ability
to
feed
their
forward?,
gf0'
S!w
All
the
forwards
showed
nice
ball
aepaetim
m
uxu
control
and
their
heading
was
nfcni
.
ti
ctt
t
v
oru
s,
i
good.
They
found
the
bounce
a
felTa
little
difficult
to
Judge
at
times
Iprinc
Bupt.
Bt?
I
Pnr
Prinrf.
RnOprt
Mflrtran
T1S
ntnds
to
apply
Xcr
a
We
or
far
OoaunDr4nK
at
a
pout
c
uftdil
Murray
and
Parsons
wers
gry
rock
tytn
apprnxunatwy
ia
and
resourceful
backs
"5.
w
mvMit
playing
a
wide
open
game
ana;
,
v
:
,
cicuoiu
r;
uo
coo
&
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uam.
oa
Arr
1
-
and
Was
the
best
player
on
the
coo
fm
north
t
tn
-
field.
Ronalds
gave
a
display
thai
"JET
V
?vl
stamped
him
as
a
classy
half
back.
.
McMeekln
and
Armstrong
were
.the)
Jun,
ie
ms
best
forwards.
Chrlstlson
was
not
as
good
as
usual.
H.
Dickens
play
ed
a
poor
game.
He
was
out
of
position
and
gave
Bryant
little'
help.
The
latter
did
not
get
much
chance.
(
Tonight's
game
will
provide
another
Interesting
match.
There
are
to
be
a
few
changes
In
the
local
line-up
that
will
make
them
stronger.
There
will
undoubtedly
be
a
large
attendance.
;
The
following
players
have
been
selected
to
represent
the
city
this
evening:
Herble
Morgan;
W.
MUr-,
ray
and
Parsons;
L.
Gillls.
A.
Da-1
vies
and
A.
Rbnalds;
b.
Cameron.
Alan
Smith.
Albert
Dickens,
R.i
Armstrong,
D.
McMeekln.
HEADS
RUGBY
LEAGUE
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the
local
defence
slackened
a
bit
I
been
associated
with
the
game
'of
Phones
18
&
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At
MUSSALLEM'S
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Ice
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Sundaes,
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HON.
W.
J.
ASSELST1NE,
."Minister
of
Mlne
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you
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
OF
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NOTICE
It
is
the
Intention
to
cancel
'the
siirvevs
fleidnotes
and
of;
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plans
of
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at
a11
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claims
appearipg
on
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printed
list
of
such
reverted
claims,
except
those
ln
respect
of
tihleh
an
appcati6rt
16
lease
has
wen
received
pursuant
to
Sectl0n'lQi,"TaaUon
Act."
Ho
application
for
a
lease
of
a
rfcverted
claifri
will
be
accepted
after
the
25th
of
August,
193S.
w,.Af'Y..?f
ibk
pmkA
of
Said
-reverted
Crown-grnted
2,iVlc,a,,M
"ay
been
8ee"
I"
the
office
of
any
Oold
Com-nUssloner
or
Mining
Reiiortfer.
,
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V
WALKER
Deputy
Minister
of
Mi"rt