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One
of
tke
ehif
reasons
why
Great
Britain
objected
roBS
;
ta
vattViwktr
o
krd
orui
firt
i
nr.mant
ix:
k
Ptizfito
added
a
foarth.
1-
.
-
i
1J1
.
?
il
'
So
far
as
Canada
is
eotxrerDed.the
biass
of
the
people
way
to
stop
uermanv
A
CONSTANT
WORRY
Palestine
has
been
a
constant
worry
to
Britain
and
we
see
no
good
reason
why
she
should
have
to
police
the
country
and
enforce
a
policy
to
which
many
of
her
people
are
opposed
and
which
is
continually
causing
her
trouble
and
loss
of
valuable
lives.
Now,
eyidently,
she
is
going
to
let
the
people
there
do
their
own
policing.
We
have
great
sympathy
with
the
Jewish
people
in
their
national
aspirations
but
also
we
have
sympathy
with
the
Arafcs
who
feel
their
country
being
gradually
taken
from
hem
by
the
peaceful
invaon
of
a
more
aggressive
people.
It
is
to
be
supposed
that
Britain
will
stilf
keep
her
fingers
$n
the
reins
of
government
in
the
new
state
to
precenj.
aY
racial
trouble
that
may
arise.
1
QUEEN
AND
QUINTS
The
account
of
the
interview
between
the
Queen
and
the
quints
was
a
very
human
little
Mory
and
would
be
appreciated
by
all
Canadians.
For
a
brief
few
minutes
the
Queen
forgot
her
position
and
the
little
French
Canadians
also
forgot
theirs
and
they
embraced
in
the
good
old
fashioned
manner.
Five
healthy
happy
children
with
a
motherly
woman,
J
t
was
a
delightful
scene.
CONNECTING
WITH
PEACE
Press
despatches
from
Ottawa
intimate
that
a
survey
wjll
be
made
this
year
both
by
air
and
land
of
the
western
rail
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
fhe
pro-posdj
is
to
Continue
west
from
Hines
Creek,
passing
through
Fort
St
John
and
Hudson
I&pe
and
i
:
is
sujgi,
ed
it
may
go
south
from
there
to
Prince
George
connecting
with
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
to
Vancouver.
While
this
serves
Prince
Rupert,
it
would
not
be
the
most
direct
route
,
to
the
.coast
and
would
simply
duplicate
the
highway
which
it
i?
planned
to
complete
this
year
as
far
as
Finley
Forks
from
iManson
Creek.
;
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ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
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proprietor
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558
NAVY
WINS
IN
OPENER
Defeated
Velxet
Br
Scire
of
1
Tuesday
icnm(
The
senior
football
off
to
a
fine
start
Tuesday
nine
when,
ta
the
opening
or
tUe
Stuart
Cap
roapetattor.
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
woa
from
Velvet
by
foar
(oak
to
one.
'
At
the
ata
Maojaa
m4
wag
froni
Dtekcns.
a
monvt"
ie
when
be
let
a
bUl
rtaarn
h'-leg
and
sa
behad
but
i:
did
u-i
"3
game.
Play
was
fait
from
end
tj
end
trotfl
Chrtstisnn
crowded
Kraase
who
failed
to
fiat
dear
and
Navy
were
one
as.
A
fiae
boat
of
aassiajt
when
the
bal
was
played
eight
times
In
asst-eeaason
by
the
Kary
wlthoat
the
Vetret
team
touching
it
wa
finished
with
Frank
Goatee
clearing
strongly
IMckan-
and
Caunaran
played
weM
bat
Chrtstison
aot
J.
second
goal.
Offside
in
the
goal
month
sared
Velvet
a
moment
later
At
the
start
of
the
second
half
VelTet
pressed
and
OUlis
had
a
good
try.
Cameron
made
a
fast
ran
arid,
from
a
pass
from
D.
wnal
Plav
isi
fitfar
nu
vent
throagh
bat
shot
too
hsgh.
,The
NaTy
took
control
for
a
tfes?
and.
from
a
nice
pass
back
from
Chrtstison,
Armstrong
added
a
1539
.third.
Kraaee
sated
veil
frosn
Mc-i
was
ie
eueo.
u
wwn
nave
od
some
01
ice
nauoaa
mav
v-
v--
v
-
sea
CdKa
R
C.
X.
V.
R
Uorean:
P..
L
-
r
t-v
nzu
iaui
uic
piczdik
iiiuun
wuc.
k.
jtxuis
ss
u
at
aw
Kay:
Scatth
Anaationg
sxivmau:
aajomy
w.
uatf
peopte
o&
rnace
napeix
were
FtFMigly
for
eo-operatioR
with
tie
Soviet,
ot
beeauge
(Jey
hlce
Soviet
ideology
but
because
it
seems
to
be
the
only
son.
Banter.
Referee
Ik-
Baseball
Scores
TUESDAY'S
SCORES
XitMoxi
Learve
New
York
4.
rnjjlpg
11
3Aiyn
2,
CluiiaiiJj
J
niHan
g,
CfcJcaao
U
Ptuisahia
1
9a.
Louts
4.
American
Learve
devessnd
1
New
"fart:
I.
Detroit
r
Boatoal
3t
Lontr
3
PhlladMlphta
t.
ChcaaD
5.
TsslHaaim
4.
WEDNESDAY'S
SCORES
.VaUcnaj
Learve
New
York
8
Ossein
naU
a.
Boston
Si.
least
7
Ptdhdelphii
X.
Chicago
3.
Brooklyn
3.
Ptttaaarg
1
American
Learae
r-v
4
PasaalfUiBU
1.
DeiroR
S.
Nov
Yark
I.
Cleveland
C.
Baata
X.
St
Louts
.
Washington
It.
Baseball
Standings
Big
League
staadlnts
to
date:
St.
Loata
Ctaeaaaatt
Chicago
.
.
Boston
New
York
Brooklyn
&rr.
A
well
Nati.nAl
Phlhirtflaida
American
Ifeekin
and
last
alter
picked
op
another
daageroas
shot
Hjswr.'l
"""
OereJaad
Waaaingtoa
iPhisadchsbia
Britain
is
pledged
to
protect.
Poland
objected
to
bavin?:
son.
Bmaner,
Hfsaaon.
OreerJ"
Rt5ian
troops
erasing
her
territory
beese
she
4id
Caawroa.
Vessch.
Dickens,
d
ool.1
&eMeeaa-
(speed
and
oeorgc
Dawes.
iewcosoer
Hantar
Officially
Opened
Leaaae
W.
-
-1
.
it
tt
M
U
11
U
Lea
roe
3t
K
H
It
12
The
season
wv
offielaly
opened
.
Vereet
wHJ
do
better
wnen.
alter
There
is
also
a
strong
minority
that
seems
to
disik;
both
eaotama
and
inf
wishing
bands
them
with
the
policy
feeeaase
they
have
aot
Hked
Coinaiuaigtk
metb-
a
ssoeeaRiai
season,
j.
s
wikoa
ods
in
the
past.
However
this
treaty
is
rtot
an
afiiancj
ktekwl
a
fine
spirit
was
eri-.
With
Comrnnniam
ran
a
dffprndvp
nlKnrw
of
n.iraana
c
cw
osrn
'
-t
fear
the
confessed
aggreive
policy
of
the
German
the
eanse
and.
if
that
fibvss
and
apectators
pmftt
oaotinaea.'
beat
11
L.
9
It
It
li
1
U
17
Pe
Mft
Mi
Ht
1M
AM
OPENER
IN
Caner
jfd
Shasnrocks
flay
Ttuce-.UJ
Draw
ia
Season'
First
Came
at
Ocean
Falls
OOTAV
FALLS
May
29-
The
V-rt
srifTSf
Ipstha
use
jaf
thet
it
n-ean
"an
saw
the
kJnm
and
Shaprock
nlay
to
tr?t
dra
tt
fnrt
of
th
13
learn
jrere
the
same
as
hxl
aV
the
KjaBttP
o
r.
wr
atasad
oulava'
xHbt
'
rl
were
the
best
of
h
forward
rr
aUhemm
iw4
nil
both
'
Cameron
12
12
19
at
Ma
Me-.to
moat
of
the
Chrtstl-flt
a
fast
forward
aatf
jT5
8"oa
after
the
reaasmUon
of
la
Barnes
gave
the
Shamrock
their
third
counter
Veteran
J
rr
tantoMtay
of
the
Ranterf
put
'V
aal
thraaah
lor
E.
lUrrti
m
Hoc
showed
inre
it
between
the
pot
fron
with
a
went
yards
oat.
A
Coariav
then
aaowtag
an
msred
far
the
Rirrr
Ointiojr
the
MM
was
ow
the
line
Kraaae
when
Maawefl
cleared.
Thi-
n
eeos
a
'tttl-
mw
argrssivenew
-Twbst
er?ned
an
when
P
B--rsor.j
nd
F
Ocmez
were
both
'
--1
rot!
wnh
r-
dl'-BDOd
with
Fer-uson
wh..
la'-r
I'.wn
for
beam
'rff'trV
fn.
changed
placet
with
Vettch
th
'It'"
thn
fewed
to-
ih
Pvm
hack.
Cajoeron
and
GUlis'
ikuc
iho
mmi
tRr..ii
tut,
was
nzleeld
tor
r,ftn
ar
nnttnH
.
"
'
-"
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.
.
..
,
t
'n
a
?
iu-if
tin.'
u.i-..-iTh.
.
u...
Th
yary
was
the
better
team
n
V
s
-
F-.
x.
-
"THE
BABY
GETS
one
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LI
M
I.TED
minute
to
NEW
SHOES"
Jim
Morgan,
iwitchman
at
PJreyt
watched
No.
7
Jat
freight
thunder
pan.
Then
he
trudged
home
to
hi
wife
and
pur
children.
A
he
went,
he
jingled
the
money
in
his
podct,
No-
7
ras
heavy
tonight",
he
said.
"BuiineM
mut
be
plck
ing
up."
That
made
him
fed
happy,
or
better
buunest
ouant
more
steady
"time".
He
knocked
the
dottle
out
of
hii
pipe
and
went
to
bed.
Jim
did
not
know
nhat
waj
jn
thote
cars.
If
their
sides
had
been
glaw,
he
would
have
seen
that
several
of
them
were
loaded
With
tobacco
products.
It
never
occurred
to
him
.that
you
ho
smoke
Ixrlp
to
put
that
njoney
in
hi
pocket.
For
the
Tobacco
Jndutry
incrtat$
freight
traffic
by
over
flfiOOfiOQ
a
year.
Thm.ithrlp
to
make
ork
and
wages
for
thouiands
like
Jim,
eaaLling
them,
in
Jurn,
touy
the
neces-.sities
and
luxuries
of
Jife
,
.
,
The
money
goes
round
and
round
,
.
.
anJ
40
tby
geU
new
Jjoc",
0
o
o
o
FOOTBALL!!
the
Shamronfcs.
P
5tMHtro-nlclec-2
4
iff
and
the
refarm
iev
J.
ovtv.
5
Th.
matt
was
smarted
aMt
heforej
ths
cleat
ay
he
aaforcaiate
aorl-1
g
ice'
in
which
Vaay
OaVtt,
ho!e
3yed
wtth
the
Oaaaa
FiR
irm
-
lrttrf
Prlace
Kooert
last
UU.
collided
1th
R.
Robertson
and
arHie
ah
sac.
4
Play
vas
even
daring
the
Xlrst
"p
satatatn.
Then
R
Burgess.
r:atre
forward
for
the
Saanrocki.
rooHaad
the
ball
and
went
through
'to
beat
L.
Shapson.
Ranters
fuM
and
saared
with
a
hard
drtte
i
o
"-eo
MOKed
the
betur
basaceed
o
a.
keokBg
the
cohere
In
theo
rvjBiroek'
area
for
two-thirtts
of
2
..
....
...
.
.
IV
tnae
mck
Maxweti,
in
coal
for
'
ehamrotki
as
red
sercral
dan-
-i-tm'
hots
The
reOrte
rolled
jl
"
''
on
N.
Cocspton.
Raatera'
mi
oa"
keaaer.
R.
Bargeu
oaased
the
9
I
9
The
teams
i
Shamrockv
FREE
I
fill
!anlnlAj
T.
t
1
n.
ucuuiuui
iccuiaicu
i.UlllDierl
With
Even
Purchase
of
Effervescent
Fruit
Saline
Both
for
39c
Regular
25c
Plate
Brush
Free
With
a
Tin
of
DENTAL
FIX
POWDER
Both
for
50c
FKKE
With
Kyery
Purchase
of
BR
I
TEN
TOOTH
PASTE
A
Decorated
Fruit
Juice
Tumbler
Both
for
29c
Tsace
kick
to
R-
Tayisr
who
put
the'
,
.
hall
in
the
net
to
make
the
eount
6onn
O11
oeearred.
iXeasata,
R
Rooertson
R
U
'w
1
nil
ta
far
of
the
Sham-T
vwissanamg
ptayers
ror
anasa-
Toiwn.
J
Booth
R
p
w-Trtv
Raas-ert
then
pressed
hard!1"3614
we
Burtean.
Taynr
and!
wards.
R
Buraru
R
T,
,
i.j
.
M....iRnkrtn
WkISs
tS
tu..
I..b
!
I
...
.
si
aat
the
hatl
weU
out
of
Maxwells
P1"1
ois
team
on.
Barclay
Ol-
Ran
N.
Coenplu
:
-tiry
to
score
aad
make
the
eourU;,ru
"a
wninay
piayea
wen
tor
.in
a
ThotBa.
1
u
1TJ)M
one
for
the
Steam
at
Rgn
Ormes
Ltd.
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Pioneer
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up
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p.
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nd
llilaj
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till
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svm.
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ST
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balanced
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laminated,
reinforced
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except?
value
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construe
lion,
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gut
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queenswTsuraaiBent
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no
TKir
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THE
ROYAL
VISIT
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24th
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gut
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f
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5-pe
triple
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