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DAILY
NEWS
PACT
TWO
School
F
Specials
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
BOOTS
&
SHOES
All
the.
leading
makes
including:
'6reb,
-Sisman's,
Jack
'&
Jill,
Little
Pal,
and
Hewestons.
We
can
guarantee
the
quality
and
they
are
priced
as
low
as
cheaper
shoes.
You
cannot
go
wrong
on
these
dependable
lines.
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT
Th'e
Home
oT
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rklNCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
'Sunday,
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Columbia,
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uiaies,
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PritSBURG
SHOW
OF
i0
'sio'o
9.00
WAVERING
Lost
Series
Opener
Yesterday
lo
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Yankees
Still
Going
Strong
P1TTSBURO.
Aug.
'29:
(CP)
'Pltt'sbbr'g
pirates
had
'their
margin
of
leadership
lh
the
National
League
pulled
back
down
to
four-and-a-half
games
yesterday
by
losing
to
In
-a
series
the
'Brooklyn
-Dodgers
Philadelphia
5-1.
Chicago
6-3
New
York
7.
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
8,
Pittsburg
5.
American
'League
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
4.
Detroit
4,
Boston
3.
Cleveland
6,
Washington
'5.
Chicago
4-2,
Philadelphia
5-7.
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
New
York
3,
St.
Louis
12.
Philadelphia
1,
Pittsburg
6.
Brooklyn
4,
Chicago
1.
Boston
8,
Cincinnati
4.
American
League
"Detroit"
12,"
Washington
11.
'Cleveland
7-0,
New
York
'8-13.
Chicago
6-0,
Boston
19-1,
St.
Louis
8-6,
Philadelphia
3-5.
IT
CANT
BE
DONE
Vr
1
It
A'tntr
.
How
often
have
we
heard
'the
'opponents
of
pfifgress
i'
DUSBDJill
Ol2lIlUingS
say
of
a
proposal
"It
can't
be
flone."
Then
comes
along
including
Yesterday's
scores
.
someorie
with
a
wider
'outlook
and
more
brains
or
energy
National.
'rthan
the
rest
of
us
and
first
thing
we
know
-it
is
done.
Y
PRn
Prnfi
'RiYhVrf
.Pittsburg
70
47
.59
Srimt
riPnnlo
will
VorrlomW
timh
tains.
It
Was
true
tW6
thousand
years
ago
'and
is
just
as.8
10
1
tVue.today.
what
Prince
Kupert
needs
is
faith
in
'herself
fattd
her
des'tiriy
and
a
willingness
to
translate
that
faith
jnto
units
of
power.
KETCHIKAN
EXCURSION
Those
holding
reservations
should
secure
ticWts
covering
not
'later
than
Noon,
"Sept.
lst,yor
space
cannot
be
Keltl.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
52
59
60
66
73
78
j'er&Hf
Vancouver
would
ever
be
as
Dig
-as
Victoria.
Th
TZZ
,Anp
;people
who
stick
by
"It
can't
be
done"
are
being
super-,
NORTH
SHORE
Vsetled-by
the
people
Who
believe
"It
Can
beUone."
Millions;
?of
people
once
believed
h't
would
never
be
"possible
foiv
people
to
fly.
They
said
"It
can't
be
done,"
but
people
are'l
;
flying.
...
;.
,
A
well
known
western
editor
who
claimed
"to
be
a
Liberal
in
politics
Was
critical
of
the
new
f
angled
motor
cars:
'quarter
of
a
century
ago.
He
said
'that
they
could
never
Te'place
the
horse
and
from
time
to
time
wrote
critical
BEATS
NAVY
Will
Meet
St.
Andrew's
of
Vancou
ver
In
Final
for
British
Columbia
Soccer
title
.
.
.
6"""-
Local
Ball
Team
Is
in
Gbod
Shape
mnwF.RS
J.
R.
Murray.
Dahlias,
'Cactus
1,
Eileen
2,
Mrs.
-R.
M.
Window.
Dahlias,
decorative
1,
F.
Dibb;
9
Alra
TV1
dnn
Third
Work-Ola
Vestday
Three
Essfrlgton
'Games
to
He
Played
at
Ketchikan
Local
baseball
players
had
their)
third
work-out
yesterday
'morning
r
In
preparation
for
the
Labor
Day!
Series
at
Ketchikan
and
Is
rttundlrig''
'into
shape
nicely.
There
will
be-
practices
again
tonight
and
tomor-i
row,
I
I
There
will
be
"three
ganfes
a'tfet-;
chlktin
Ti
double-liea'der
Sunday
ana
one
game
Monday,
Nick,
Chenoski
will
pitch
the
op-eriing
game
for
Prince
Rupert,
shar-i
lug
mound
-duty
during
the
series
,
With
Bill
Lamble,
,
LOCAL
NEWS
j
I
j.
H.
McLeod,
coll
ctor
of
customs,
t
,tiki
hint,-
Wn
to
Tnreturnedto
the
city
on
the
Princess!
Wnuard-'Lirt
Vt
Prizes
'Charlotte
this
morning
from
VSn-,
I
couver.
i
The
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society's
annual
flower
shovr,f
Rt
Rev
w.
A.
Geddes,
Bishop
of
which
opened
In
the
old
Over-
yon
for
the
Anglican
Church,
waitea
building
on
Third
Ayerme.
,
a
wneer
aboard
the
Prince
is
toll
iip
to
the
standard
of
p-
'Rnpert
u"fc
today
1
bound
for
Vancouver,
rrfer
vears
with
a
great
any
frib
exhibits.
It
was
well
patronized
by
I
loTTrtsts
all
morning.
Each
en
one
one
ol
oil
Prof.
F.
E.
Buck,
who
has
been
.
.
nnA
nvier
opener
while
the
second
place
New
wa3
glTen
a
nice
little
bou-,'""'
Ja,
York
Olanfs
eFe
VHrinfrig
"oer
quet.
All
expressed
theWves
a
!
tomorrow
alternoon
..
Hu
fttl?rn'
the
Cincinnati
Beds.
The
Chlcago1deUghted
with
the
wonderful
db.;
Cubs,
still
v'e"ry
much
in
CKe
pen-1piay
and
the
quality
of
the
blooms.
to
Vancouver.
"riant
rrace,
took
both
'ends
of
a
Idouble-faea'der
from
the
Phillies
and
are
"bilt
half
a
game
below
the
.
.
i
M
i
1
T"
.
1
i
uian
is.
ine
whi
oi
me
oiwmjh
Dodgers
over
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
1
he
priie
list
as
lodged
up
to
n5on
i
put
them
into
sixth
place
ahead
of
10;
$
p
?
Fur.
-
.
;
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
split
a.
Three
yellow
ioses
1
I
double-header
with
the
Boston
ie-I
Bees.
Three
White
roses,
C.
P.
i
In
the
American
League
the
New
no;
2,
T.
BeaUie.
.
York
Yankees
continued
their
Three
Toses
any
variety
1
steady
winning
streak
by
defeating
paien.'2,
F
J.
FaSer.
Timi
-smith,
uho
has
been
Te-4
'ISeeled-roses-
'c
'for
some
t,m?
S
Balas-'"
i
ofthe
Government
Telegraphs
here,
1
1
1
m
tft
11070
inn
1
1
'Senators.
,
uxscna
1.
1.
teauie,
2,
j.
.
I
Week-end
Big
League
scores.
were
Jisnxy.
.25
Monday,
August
29,
1938
as
follows:
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
National
'League
Boston
1-2,
St.
Louis
5-0.
i
Any
etbtr
annual
1,
J.
R,
Mur-iray;
2
T.
Seattle.
'
J"
F"1'i
'6.
;E.
Norris,
ksslst'ant
Vnsffector'
Balag-
'Best
cerssge
bouguet-;-!,
Mrs.
F.
S.
jWuIoe.
x
Urs.
D.
G.
Borland.
1
Sweet
Peas,
named,
6
spikes
jeach
in
6
vases
1,
T.
Beattle;
2,
:J.
R.
Marray.
I
Sweet
Peas.
1
vase,
18
spikes
1.
,
iMrs.
C.
Jeffries;
2,
T.
"Beattle.
J
Gladioli,
1
spike,
any
color,
any
.
Variety
1.
W.
W.
t.
Way;
2,.
Mrs.
R.
hL
Wlnslow.
.
Gladioli,
3
spikes
1,
W.
W.
T.
Way;
2.
Mrs.
R
M.
Wlnslow.
of
customs,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
today
returning
after
trip
to
Stlklne
U
p
to
Vancouver
a
'
and
Tutsequah
on
official
"autfes.
t
the
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
Cleve-
One
rose,
lay
eotor
any
variety,
.
.
.
land
Indians
won
a
close
one
over
4,
Mrs.
E.
dveBaile;
2.
C.
V.
-Evltt.
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
Jack
Wratnaii,
wno
the
Washington
Senators
but
are
Best
rose
1a
show-
(Pink)
C.
have
been
spending
several
weeks
still
In
third
place
three
games
be-
p
Balagno.
here
and
at
Ketchikan
on
vacation,
hind
the
Boston
Red
Sox
who
lost
Antirrhtoa
1.
F.
Dibb;
2,
Mrs.
sailed
ay
me
i-nncess
wanuiw
mo
'
a
similarly
close
one
to
Detroit
Tig-
LonsTrill.
,iers.
The
Tigers
moved
Into
fourth
caleadab
1.
C.
V.
Evltt;
2,
T.
J
place
ahead
of
the
Washington
Beanie.
1
morning
on
their
return
to
tele
graph
Creek.
Oscar
Landry,
district
superintendent
or
Cvernment
Telegraphs,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Dnhllas
rnltnpii
r
p
nil
..o
ine
innce
Kupen
uway
Douna
ior
i
agno
2
F
Dibb
assisting
the
medical
superintend-,
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the;
Dahlias
'coltness-1
c
p
nn.
eilt
ot
the
Bella
Bella
hosPltal.d"r-
winter
now
that
the
summer
tourist!
Sa'voy
S.
V
Beynon,
Mr.
and
a"u
Mrs.
Charles
nancs,
even
in
laranm;
uisliiulh.
inr
tltlP
from
Roval
Canadian
Naw
'n
;
pet
us
get
this
into
our
minds
and
soiils,
"It
can
K
done"
if
it
is
backed
by
faith
and
energy
and
brains.
We
Andrew's
of
Vancouver
in
the
finii
.
ren
),,
'
a:J
atf"'
.
l
Remember
reading
of
something
that
could
remove
moun-
.rund-
ore
dn
Saturday
was
Butt,
r.
l.
McKinley,
j.
m.
kd'b
ertson,
j,
Olson,
D.
Lelghton,
Petet
iRobinson,
Jack
Mclssac,
city;
Mr.
arid
'Mrs.
Cecil
Ross
and
Mr;
and
Mrs.
E.
'F.
TJudoward,
Port
Simp.
son;
Solomon
Good.
Doiielas
Wp.
ley
'and
Mr,
iand
Mrs.
P.
telghton
CarlUle
Cannery;
William
Sankey,!
IriVerriess
'Cannery;
J.
o.
'Donald-
1
Cin
Ta114..a
.
'.
-.1
.
.
!
"Gyro
ftAYCROUND
.
Closing
DISPLAY
Monday
evening
Exhibition
Bufidinff,
8
O'clock
Variety
Program
Depicting
Playground
Activities
No
Aamlssion
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
.
Zatelll.
Proprietor
"A
HOME
'AWAY
FROM
DOME"
Rate
$1.01
np
00
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Ruprt,
B.C.
Phone
XBl
r.O.
Box
111
THE
SEAV
"EQUALITY
GOLD
SfeAL
:Fahcy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
iilman
canning
company
with
an'
all'
the
year
ro'ind
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
i'tt
I
Always
carry
WRIGLEY'S
CJM
Vlth
you
ai
a
afe-Auard
when
driving.
Dellcioui
WRIGLEY'S
AT
ANY,
Jj
GUM
It
lnlRoratingL
ntip
f'A..
.
you
alert,
braces
your
nerves
...
the
action
or
chewtnft'revlves
tired
muscles
and
refreshes
you.
Helps
you
concentrate
at
all
times.
Your
family
and
frlerids
'are
"appreciative
when
you
share
your
package
of
Wriglej's
Ith
them.
Small
In
cost
but
MO
In
Benefits.
Miss
D.
Carter,
after
a
brief
visit
here
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
sailed
on
the
Catala
last
night
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyone
and
Stewart
and
thence
back
to
Vancouver.
Rupert
mis
morning
irom
a
inp
10
.
n.
0rtHir
fr
Telegraph
Creek
and
elsewhere
in
Triton
National
Steamships,
was
.inai
aisirict
on
Diai
uu.
&
pa8senger
reaving
Saturday
even
J.
B.
Wilkinson
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
form
Vancouver
10
assume
-an
apputai-
Ing
by
the
Prlnce'George
on
his
re
turn
south
fdllowtn'g
a
visit
here
on
mem
on
me
man
01
tung
iru
Jack
AUlajjn
son
of
A
p
Maon.
High
School
here.
He
brought
his
weU
knQwn
Queen
chanot
lsiand
car
wun
mm.
incclne
oDerator.
will
be
a
passerf-
.
eer
leaving
Cumshewa
Inlet
fdr
Rev.
W.
R.
Welch,
United
Church
ancouver
aboard
the
Prlncb
pastor
at
Bella
Bella,
ano
Mrs.
rhnr,
nn
nresent
s6uthward
Dahlias,
pompom
1,
F.
Dlbb;
2,
Welch
returned
to
Bella
Bella
on
the
steamer
Catala
yesterday
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
been
on
vacation.
Visitors'
Day
At
Scout
Cad
Yesterday
was
v'jk
the
Boy
Scout
camp
t
8:1
jLake,
a
number
of
pmni
tn
trip
mere
aDoaraisi
boat
Ingrid
H,
to
vtSil
who
vw'ere
'found
to
bell
fine
time
under
Ideal
j
dltlons.
With
Scsutnusfel
Yefbur?h
and
Rev
fjfl
In
charge
the
boy$
aft
I
all
kinds
of
camp
actwl
hiking
and
mountain
I
They
will
be
breakln?
I
"re'tlirhlhg
home
this
'1
The
boys
In
camp
rc
Sil
J
'r.k.
rkAA
TTifrVI
Canadian
National
Railways
a,Alex
Storrle
Carlladl
kagway,
was
apasienger
aboard.
Mlchajuk,
.Dcnnt:
fc
v
aerio'
2
F
Dlbb
summer,
arrived
from
Belli!
season
has
concluded.
Miss
Mollv
WlnsIxM
Any
bedding-1.
C.
P.
Balagno;
f!'Ia.?"
"LtT:..!
.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
M.
Wte
n
n
rKV
"IV
uha-ktcu
uy
iw
.
evening
n
iTflrrv
Rfiwrnan.
rpnrpspnLctlvi
of
j
i
u
u
th
Prlncfli
,
i,
UiUU,
...
.
.
-
'J
--J-"
r
i-n
ill
till-
riL
U
Best
Dahlia
in
show-F.
Dibb.
,l,n
l?
i,oron?
.
res,T.e
n'tmed1the
agricultural
and
colonization
lotte
this
morntas
froaTtl
HOTEL
'ARRIVALS
'Central
J.
Olson,
H.
Haldane
and
Dick
w.
v-
.
i
)
py
-
i
-
i
-
r
r-'---
rew
iuuw
''
wui
iiiuxnua,
city:
it.
uoairey
ana
w
.when
people
said
flowers
could
not
be
Prince
-Chicago
.'grown
in
67.
.54
.554,
o.
oromweii.
on-,
w.
Wton
KUpert
anu
yet
lOOk
-at
the
tlOVVer
ShOW
being
held
here
Cincinnati
64
56
.533,Claxton;
B,
Hill,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
today
and
dare
to
make
such
a
remark.
Boston
59
59
Today
we
hear
about
land
settlement
and
we
are
told
Br00klv(n
"
63
;of
any
scheme
to
put
people
on
the
land
"It
can't
be
'done."
1
'
37
78
,Yet
We
find
men
like
Brigadier
General
Hornby
saying
American
league
'"itan'be
done."
We
like
to
believe
Hornby
who
is
trying
New
Y6rk
"84
36
.to
'do
something
rather
than
the
pessimists
who
sit
back
Boston
68
48
anu
criticize
inose
wno
are
trying
10
uo
sometnmg.
d
t
it
60
.
Again
we
have
people
with
us
who
see
no
prdspec't
.
w&shins'tmt
60
of
Prince
Rupert
becoming
an
important
sea'port
'or
"a
Chicago
49
-large
'city.
These
are
people
who
are
lacking
in
vision,
st.
Louis
44
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n
fpw
vpfl'ra
n'tyn
thPrp
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whn'wnVi'H.
Philadelphia
41
.500,Mrs.
Lawrence,
Smlthers;
Tom
.466
j
Jones,
Carlisle
'Cannery;
W.
Clap-:462iperton,
Port
Edward;
F.
Davis,
.322
Winnipeg.
:
!
Prince
Rupert
.
.700'
Forin
Campbell,
Prince
George;
i
.596
H.
Bearnett,
Reglna;
E.
P.
Yar-:559Wood,
Squamlsh;
Thomas
Rea,
504,
Dawson;
K.
E.
Hall,
C.
O.
Ballen-;500
tine,
W.
J.
Jacquest,
W.
'C.
Jessl-.'426.
man,
Vancouver;
G.
M.
'Robertson,
.376'Trlple
Island;
J
B.
Wilkinson,
.345;
Prince
Rupert;
J.
m.
'Siegfried.
I
neirace;
Mae
and
Marvin
Brew,
Haysport;
Mrs.
H.
Reld,
T.
C.
Brooker
and
Dr,
arid
Mrs.
C.
A.
)
Armstrong,
Port
Esslngton;
C,
W.
Service,
Tdronto.
Royal
A.
J.
Kerdvck,
EdmonWn;
Eng
Sun,
R.
B.
Mitchell.
Sunnyslde;'
jWan
boon,
Inverness;
C.
Anderson
and
Dr.
Haigh,
Sunnyslde;
Mr.
i
and
Mrs.
Vic
Grant,
Balmoral;
S.
VICTORIA.
Aug.
29:
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ouu
m.
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ciuuui,
tiiciii.
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it
tail
l
ue
uuuc
lucil
oiiujc
unii,cus,
acmui
outw
timing-,
pjy.
(jnarjes
'and
refused
to
-let
it
.go.
Yet
horses
have
disappeared
,ons
of
caha'da,
visited
victoria
on
trol
j
Wondward
a-
Ti
UP-
i.ai
aiuura
im
luc
UIUVlTSliy
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;
Toronto.
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CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Hank
Rldg.
voyage.
(department
of
the
Canadian
Na-
Following
her
graduate
5s
School
'
1
Itlonal
Railway
at
Prince
George
vlnclal
Normal
I
.
...
nttPtirtlnp
Kummerscboa
.1
sailed
Saturday
evening
on
me
onnnlntmeE,i
UVliTtU
V
IV
f
"
Prince
Ocorge
for
Vancouver
er
at
Uncha
Vrjiy
m
to
1
havin?
arrived
In
the
afternoon
by
Lae
district
and
wiilprl
train
from
tile
Interior.
later
In
the
week.
A
GOOD
INVEST!
when
ydu
buy
Paint.
Wallnaner.
Glass.
Mureico
4
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j
j
,
from
Silversides
Bros.
SOLE
AGENTS
FOR
CANADIAN
INliUSTRlES
LTU.
ANTIMO
WHITE
CILUX
for
the
exterior
for
the
Interior
UUT
OF
TOWN
ORDERS
RECEIVE
IMMEDIATE
rTr
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CONSOLIDATRn
MININfi
&
SW"
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
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mtlTISII
COLUMHIA
iMaiiiifaclurers
of
Kldphant
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Ammonium
I'liosphaics,
Sulphate
ol
Ammonia.
Sup
Producers
&
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df
tatlanac
Rrhncl
WL
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead.
inc.
Cadmium.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
U
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Runert
for
Vancouver'
.
FBI"'
L,
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T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY-TUES-
T.S.S.
CAUi"
"
DAY.
1:30
to
rn.
10:30
pm-
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Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.in,
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Vancouver,
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