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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
.Rupert
Dally
News.
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Avenue
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PULLEN
DATLX
(EDITION
THE
SWAN
SONG
A
number
of
newspapers
are
singing;
the
swan
song
of
Charles
A.
punning,
until
a
lew
days
,ago
minister
,of
finance
in
the
Mac
.
kemie
jKin;
government
and
still
nominally
holding
that
position.
He
has
gone
to
England
on
holi-i
day
-to
try
-to
recover
-the
.health
which
he
-lost
in
the
service
-of
his
country.
WJJ
Some
very
kind
tilings
are
being
said
about
Mr.
Dunning,
it
.
being
considered
that
he
is
finished,
so
far
as
politics
is
concerned.
Here
is
what
Bruce
Hutchison
says
of
him:
"Above
all,
Dunning
was
a
lov-;
able
man
in
politics,
the
most
.
popular
figure
in
Ottawa,
liked
as
well
among
.Conservatives
as
.Liberals,
for
once
you
sat
down
with
him
and
talked
to
him,
you
'
couldn't
dislike
him,
even
If
you
;
were
a
Communist.
There
was
a
vitality
about
him,
the
.way
he
.
grinned,
the
way
his.
frown
.would
,
turn
to
a
smile,
the
extraordln-.
ary
yguthfulness
fit
iim,
a
sense
of
iforce
and
vigor
and
kind
of
friendliness
that
came
out
of
those
nrairie
farms,
-those
country
,lneell.ngs.,'
IF.RT
DIFflCUJLTJES
SQUARELY
The
way
to
make
progress
is
Managing-Editor
Thursday.
August
10,
1939.
,to
meet
pur
difficulties
squarely,
study
conditions,
and
.never
wor-Ty
about
who
is
responsible
for
the
present
situation.
We
all
think
it
is
Hitler
who
is
making
the
.trouble
but
it
may
be
ourselves
who
.created
a
condition
which
gave
.Hitler
his
chance.
At
any
.rate
it
matters
little
who
is
responsible
unless
we
are
prepared
to
do
something
about
it.
Even
if
it
was
Chamberlain
.who
was
,the
source
of
recent
jitters,
we
might
as
well
keep
quiet,
meet
the
sjtuation
as
we
find
it
and
do
out
best
right
,here
and
,now.
AGE
Or
MECHANICS
The
tragedy
of
the
lack
of
work
for
.people
who
ordinarily
work
in
the
harvest
fields
is
more
and
more
.accentuated
each
year.
In
the
old
.days
it
.cast
the
average
farmer
to
harvest
an
acre
of
wheat
somewhere
around
-two
dollars.
Today
.by
the
use
.of
the
combine
.he
can
do,
the
same
work
for
2Gc
an
acre
and
all
.the
jnen
who
formerly
made
a
living
from
stooking
and
pitching
sheaves
and
.threshing
are
no
.longer
needed.
Half
of
the
fun
of
iarm-ing
is
.lost
but
the
cost
.is
that
much
less.
So
we
get
more
men
on
relief.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
JFor
jL.un.ch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Horsd'oeuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keps
,,for
Weeks
In
.Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storag
Prince
Rupert
Co.
PREPARE
FOR
OCEAN
FALLS
Team
For
Championship
Trip
Re-Selected
Exhibition
Series
to
i
Be
Played
i
Pulled
Ud
From
ni
.
.
.
,
Jan
exciting
11
to
9
victory
over
Mc-
The
Prince
Rupert
.Football
Asclymont
0.
2
jn
a
we)1
played
T.
V
u'-u
night
to
cpnsider
mattors
n
con-
nectlon
with
the
forthcoming
trip
of
a
local
team
to
.Ocean
Palls
for
Uip
Northern
British
Columbia
championship
series.
A
new
selection
committee
con-
nt-i.iiiK
ui
reic
uoneny.
ueorge
its
selection
for
the
Ocean
Falls
.
.
series
-i-
consisted
of
TI
Herb
Morgan
and
Ted
Smith
eoal-
Prnnk
fin.
RSa
mez
and
L
Andy
n4,LRT.
ds
backs
tT.T
T
uuiamui,
'
niAUti
lfsX
Tito
UllU
,v
UH-l"
pw
Qomez,
half
backs;
Dick
Cam
eron,
Henry
Dickens.
Doug
Christl-1
son.
Alan
Smith,
R.
Armstrong
and
D.
McMeekln,
forwards.
,
l"
,S!
rL,f
In
yf.1Vet
WlnnlnB,
?l
irawlng
tonight's
game
with
Pioneer
Laundry,
It
will
have
cinched
the
Gilhuly
Cud.
It
It
so
turns
out,
a
series
of
exhibition
games
will
be
staged
on
football
niehts
irior
to
the
Ocean
Falls
trip
be-
.ween
the
select
team
and
the
rest
of
the
league.
Ted
Smith
presided
over
last
night's
meeting
In
the
absence
or
James
Bryant,
the
president
of
the
League.
Excitement
In
Girls'
Softball
Scored
Plenty
Of
Buns
But
Only
One
Separated
Winners
From
Losers
In
Two
Encounters
Although
they
scored
enough
-uns
to
last
for
half
a
dozen
garner
'he
softbaU
girls
last
night
put
up
as
Interesting
and
exciting
ilay
as
.has
beei.
jseeq
this
.season
Winning
their
first
game
of
ti
e
teason,
Nurses
defeated
Grotto
b7
the
odd
run
ln
a
25
to
24
coun
while
Annette's
and
Velvet
re-
quirea
an
extra
Inning
to
decide
,neir
issue
with
a
count
of
15
to
14
for
Annette's.
It
was
the
firs4.
defeat
that
Velvet
had
suffered
llnce
the-
league
first
started.
a
Behind
And
Won
i
'
Softball
Match
.
L
ivicv-iyxnom
ino.
i
junior
Doys
won
same
In
the
,,'
Gyro
softbaU
Jeague
p
yesterday
,.M,..
afternoon.
ed
bad
for
No.
1
team
7n
4
vlch,
batting
first
for
No.
2.
was
al-
lowed
to
score
the
first
run
on
an
,,,,,,
u.f
'nA
tnr
er'
tots.
Tne
game
was
not
well
begun
"S,iC
USbeg
team
uiiuweu
wieir
opponents
io
score
.
tl?htened
uo
ln
the
next
lnnl
t0
hold
No.
2
to
four
more
runs
which
.
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
U'CkfO
Co
T
T
Aran
tKfnnrThnnt
Tho
frM
of
the
game.
The
ultimate
winners
tied
the
score
by
scoring
six
runs
Jn
the
sec-)
with
three
more
in
the
fourth
and
single
ln
the
fifth
and
sixth.
Ourvlch.
for
No
2
team,
hit
three
'
for
thrpe
tpr
a
perfect
afternoon
while
Bussey
air
the
No.
1
team
hit
..
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4
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niate
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GYRO
CLUB
WON
AGAIN
Defeated
Itotary
Club
By
Close
Margin
In
Ke-Challtnge
Trap
Shoot
Gyro
Club
inflicted
a
seenrd,
ralght
defeat
on
Rotary
Club
In
j
another
challenge
trap
shoot
lait
night,
the
score
being
58
to
55.
The
,
Rotary
Club
took
an
early
leadi
and
the
Oyros
were
feeling
rather,
:
anxious
for
a
while
before
the
end
but
their
worries
were
over
when'
3oe
Scott
and
Don
Burnett
cam,
up
and
pulled
the
younger
service
club
marksmen
out
of
the
hole,
The
Individual
scores
were:
Rotary
Club
George
Bryant.
H:
:
C
V.
Evltt.
13:
Paul
Armour.
10;
Hubert
ward,
9;
W.
O.
Fulton.
8
Gyro
Club-Joe
Scott.
16;
Jack
Bulger,
.15.
Don
Burnett.
14;
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
10;
L.
M.
Asemlssen
3.
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Velvet.
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4.
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3.
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3.
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2.
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2.
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2.
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2.
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Th
Montreal
nrice
of
bar
gold
I
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off
lc
at
$34.75
nn
th.
Tmi
mni
market
Testerday.
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Board
or
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Columbia
Miss
Esther
Merchant,
an
ex-.634
inanite
Uaoher
from
Haiti
in
the
West
Indies,
who
has
been
spend
-510
ing
the
oast
year
at
Ketchikan,
ar-
rlvl
in
the
lty
from
Alaska
oni
the
lYtneewi
Alice
yesterday
af
I
tcnoon
and
proceeded
to
New
York
on
the
evening
train.
-
A
J
Keksh,
who
lw
been
spend
-344
ing
some
time
at
Usk,
where
he
formerly
resided
arrived
in
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
and
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
A
Hoe
for
San
Francisco.
hairing
been
called
back
to
that
city
where
he
now
resides.
Football
Ass'n
Dance
Enjoyed
A
fair-sized
crowd
attended
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association'
dance
last
Friday
night
ln
the
Odd-'
fellowr
Hall
All
present
had
a
wry
en
lovable
time
dancing
to
the
'strains
of
music
by
Bobby
Reld's
I
Orchestra.
Casey
Vlnk
was
chalr-man
of
the
committee
In
charge
and
Allan
Davie
was
master
of
ceremonies
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Bert
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Skippentl
by
Tom
Carlwrijrht
Group
of
Clever
Entertainers
Ten
Vaudeville
Acts
FEATURING
Jlcrt
White,
late
of
Capitol
and
U.K.O.
Theatres,
Novelty
Concert
Violinist
Frank
.Merryfield,
Cornish
Wizard,
magician.
Lawrence
Eidland,
Vancouver's
Premier
Accordionist
Art
Waldon,
Vancouver'
Versatile
.Saxophonist
3oinmy
Hunt,
TJieOne
Man
Jiand
J
Un
Luntr,
The
Chinese
-Comic.
Show
Jloat
Swinu
Band
Moo.e
Hall,
Friday,
7:45
ONE
SHOW
Followed
by
a
GRAND
DANCE
10
to
2
One
Admission
50c
Children
to
Show
Only
15c
Student
25c
Stainless
Steel
Saucepans
Bee
our
new
complete
line
of
these
ideal
cooking
utensils.
Their
.beautiful
silvery
lustre
will
harmonize
with
any
color
scheme
and
It
will
not
rust
or
tarnish.
It
cannot
affect
the
taste
or
color
of
food
as
It
Is
impervious
to
Jrult
and
food
acids.
It
saves
time
.because
it
is
so
much
easier
.to
clean.
GORDON'S
McimiDI.
8TUEKT
TROUT
ARE
DOING
WELL
Fry
Thriving
In
Alder
Park
,M.
tain
PndVVIIl
Be
Winter
There
Five
hundred
Knmlnnrv
i-
w,hlch
vtsrc
olaced
a
few
t.
tf
ip
Ojp
fountain
pool
w
AA"
in
Eraser
Street
arc
riir:
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t
reported
by
-the
Prince
Pupr-
pvJ(!
Pun
,C4iit.
They
are
n
Hm
ItfJce
,8
long
as
when
"Vy
t9
nut
out
Jit
is
planned
t;
tlwse
Jtry
in
U
pond
A
similar
number
of
fiy
pj.
Ip
the
fountain
pound
o!
i.
adlan
Notional
Pork
but
.
CApvd.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
CM
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Vehtt
Whites
It
saves
fuel
because
It
absorbs
and
holds
heat
lonirr,
Start
A
Set
Today
and
assure
yourself
of
years
of
cooking
pleasure,
convenience
nnd
economy
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