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Summer
Shoes
Fishing
Tackl
e
We
Have
the
Finest
Variety
and
Styles
in
Summer
Footwear.
In
WTufe
and
AIT
Other
Colors.
New
Shipment
of
Wedjje
Heel,
Dutch
Box
Heels
in
Colors
Just
Arrived
Lawn
Bowling
Is
Under
Way
PIn.t
Scheduled
Fixture
Of
ScaW
Finally
Played
Last
Night
Greer,
right
half:
Stan
cen
tre
half:
Darrow
Gomez,
left
half:
Great
Britain
and
Soviet
Russia
are
much
closer
to-i?.!'0"-
TJLl
SnSl
See
the
New
'Queen
Oil-Burning
Range
No
Wicks
No
Cleaning
No
Forced'
Draft
167
Installed
.50
Complete
Install
The
"QUEEN"
BURNER
In
Your
Own
Range
$79.50
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
PHONE
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Music
Rutti
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
.
Teacher
of
Piano;
Theory
drid'
Harmony.
PHONE
OKEEN
J90
KETCHIKAN
BALL
TEAM
IS
COMING
Series
of
Games
To
lie
Played
In
First
two
scheduled
fixtures
in
Prince
Rupert
Povnibly
ThN
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Month
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League
weie
finally
played
last
nisht.
An-
A
tJerm
received
by
Dido
tus
Macdonald's
rink
defeated
O.
Qurvicri
this
mornhvt
expressed
P.
Tinker's
by
a
score
of
23
to
12
tne
willingness
of
the
Ketchikan
while
Louis
Arrols
rink
won
l1)
ball
club
to
have
the4r
annual
to
13
over
Thomas
McMeekin's
in
wriM
u1ln
Prtnce
RuDert
as
usual
a
more
closely
contested
match,
j
tnJa
ytar
Tentative
dates
have
not
beta
decided
upon
as
brtnj
FOOTBALL
LINK-UP
definite.
It
Is
planned
to
have
the
firs;
three
games
of
the
series
here
nn
June
23.
21
and
25
gether
today
than
they
have
been
for
years.
For
several
enSi
inner
left;
Heig
HMkesud.
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town
weeks
they
have
been
trying
to
ne.trotiate
a
mutual
auHieft
wing.
pact
but
Russia
claims
that
Britain
is
holdmp
back
while
expecting
everything.
Naturally
there
are
difficulties
in
the
way
in
a
matter
of
this
kind,
especially
when
the
pact
Has
to
satisfy
a
number
of
other
countries
besides
Britain.
Some
of
these
countries
are
less
favorably
disposed
to
the
Soviet
than
Britain
as
they
have
old
prejudices
to
live
down.
We
can
be
sure
that
the
British
government
is
do-
J
ingall
it
can
to
make
an
effective
pact
and
even,
without
the
pact,
there
should
be
no
difficulty
in
getting
together
in
case
Germany
decided
on
a
forward
movement
in
East-!
ern
Europe.
The
help
of
Britain
would
be
of
great
value
to
the
Soviet
in
case
of
war.
We
shall
all
feel
a
little
han-
j
pier
once
such
a
pact
is
concluded
so
we
look
forward
to
;
the
time
when
thfi
two
governments
concerned
will
find
j
'
themselves
in
accord
on
international
questions.
RECORD
OF
ACHIEVEMENT
A.
McKim,
Limited,
one
of
the
leading
advertising
agencies
in
Canada
with
headquarters
in
Montreal,
is
this
year
celebrating
its
fiftieth
year
in
business.
This
firm
!
does
a
large
business
with
all
daily
newspapers
and
prepares
advertising
for
many
leading
firms
including
the
Imperial
Tobacco
Company.
It
has
interested
English
firms
in
the
Canadian
market
and,
while
making
money
for
itself,
has
been
an
important
factor
in
nation
building.
We
are
glad
to
congratulate
this
firm
on
completing
its
first
fifty
years
of
business
under
such
auspicious
circumstances
with
a
steady
increase
of
activity.
CITIZENSHIP
NO
PROTECTION
,
People
of
foreign
birth
who
abuse
their
citizenship
by
taking
part
in
subversive
or
objectionable
propaganda
in
Ganada
will
no
longer
be
able
to
hide
behind
their
citizenship
in
future.
They
may
have
it
cancelled
and
that
would
leave
them
liable
to
deportation.
It
is
a
drastic
law
but,
in
view
of
certain
objectionable
activities
in
this
country,
it
is
necessary.
When
other
countries
encourage
their
former
citizens
to
ignore
their
oath
of
citizenship;
it
is
time
for
Canadians
to
protect
themselves
by
making
it
possible
to
get
rid
of
those
who
circulate
objectionable
j
propaganda:
SPORTS
AT
put
In
good
work
in
the
field..
The
winners
were
accorded
a
hearty
cheering.
V1TX11
k
IMP
K
omclals
of
the
Kitwansa
Sport
1
YY
Ail
Vl
A
C,ub
were
resPnslb,e
tor
putting.
on
such
a
good
program.
Joe
Williams.
Wallace
Morgan.
Eddie
KTrWANGA,
June
i:-Victoria
Benson,
Solomon
Bryant
and
Day
wa
celebrated
here
with
David
Wells
put
In
good
work
racfoi,
football,
baseball
and
soft-
throughout
the
day.
ball
competitions.
There
were
vis
in
the
evening
a
dance,
well
at-itlng
teams
from
Hazelton,
Kltzc-
tended,
was
held
In
the
Commun
gukla
and
Cedarvale
These
teams
ty
nan.
Tne
silver
cups
were
pre-
brought
man
visitors
along
with
sented
for
football
and
baseball'
them.
Very
close
games
were
wit-
to
Hazelton
and
the
third
silver
nessed
all
through.
cun
to
Kltwanga
Softball
team
Kltzemkl
walk-cl
jlf
the
field
other
prizes
were
presented
at
and
left
the
game
to
K'twana
the
same
time
by
Chief
Councillor
who
won
by
default.
However,
M.
Bright.
Stanley
Williams'
Orch-Hazelton
beat
Kltwanga
In
thiestra
supplied
the
music
for
ths
football
final
by
four
goals
to
i
dance,
one,
thus
winning
the
silver
cup
'
Hazelton,
In
the
baseball
series
Baseball
Standings
won
Iri
the
final
by
eleven
runs.
to
ten
and
carried
off
the
second
National
League
diver
cup.
This
game,
against'
w
Ccdftrvale.
was
an
excellent
on:.
Cincinnati
25
and
roused
the
enthusiasm
of
the
St.
Louis
22
many
spectators.
Outstanding
Chicago
20
players
,
for
the
winners
were
Neil
Pittsburg
ig
Sterritt
and
Charlie
Smith.
Brooklyn
17
In
the,
softball
final,
the
Kl'-
.New
York
17
wanga
native
girls,
for
whom
Mar-
Boston
..J5
Jorie
Shearman
played;
met
Ced-
Philadelphia
12
arvale
and
ran
out
splendid
winners,
bv
tWenty-two
to
fourteen'
For
the
Kltwanga
team
Mar-,
jorlff
Shearman
and
Margaret
Wells
hit'
homer
runs.
Esther
John-rort
pitched
through
nine
Irtnlnm
without
a
rest
and
wits"
most
con.
sistent
and
baffling
with
her
American
League
New
York
.......29-
Boston
21
Cleveland
..19
Chicago"
18
Detroit'
16
Washington
U
Philadelphia
13
"slows"
and
"fasts.!
Fanny
Muldoe
St.
Louis
.12
L.
13
14
18
18
18
21
21
24
7'
12
15
17
22
22
22
25
Baseball
Scores
National
League:
Brooklyn
7,
New
York
4.
I
Daily
advertising
tn
1
News
Is
sure
to
bring
stilts.
Thli
necUUy
If
Nick
Chenotfl
falls
to
m
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l.
t.m
,
Tl,
l
l.ij
Lachlan
Gillies.
riht
wing;
Dick
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Premier.
Big
Missouri
league
last
fot
the
summer
and
will
be
a
great
heln
on
the
mound
for
the
locals
anniversary
of
baseball.
Prince
Rupert
Is
In
for
one
of
the
biggest
reasons
in
that
sport
for
a
number
of
years
Locals
will
see
In
action
the
famous
Zulu
Giants
rametime
later
In
the
summer,
also
Smltherfc
and
possibly
Ocean
Falls.
the
Daih
dally
re-
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
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Navy
r.
Velvet
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
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FOK
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FOR
SALE
28
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with
gear.
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134.
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effects
ir.-,
eluding
Piano.
Bedroom.
Dinlni
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Chesterfield
Suite.
Corner
China
Cabinet,
roll-top
desk,
swivel
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linoleum,
rugs,
curtains,
lamps,
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washing,
435
per
month.
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REWARD
offered
for
return
of
R.
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Hudson's
Belgian
Racer
bicycle.
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tf.
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Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
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234
Victoria
Day
At
Kitselas
.rug
ram
of
Children's
Sport
At
Interior
Village
KITSELAS.
June
I:
To
cele
irate
the
Victoria
Day
holiday
i
program
of
sports
was
held
here
There
was
a
good
turnout
at
the
school
playground'
where
the
event
was
held
under
the
direction
of
Robert
Wilson,
assisted
by
Ben
Seymour
and
David'
Mason.
The
afternoon
commenced
wltn
a
bill'
gam
After
Which
came
th
following
races:
Obstacle
Race,
small
boys
Lawrence
Bennett.
Chris
Bolton.
Obstacle
Race,
older
boys
Am-
mc
roHow.nr
tenm
na.,
oeen
-
mufh
Wllanl
Seymour
lected
to
pmy
lor
ve
vei
p
n
'
Three
Legged
Race,
boys
and
Koyai
uanaaian
wavai
vo.unvctrr
.
-
-
'
girls-Laura
Hudson
and
Helen
Reserve
In
tonight's
Stuart
Bene-
dSm
"
SomertlUe.
Geoffrey
Bevan.
81m
hU
tm
IhU
veai
fit
Shield
football
game:
Ca.sey
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Bevan.
Vlnk,
goal:
Bob
Parsons,
right
V""
back;
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of
the
last
two
vrs
His
nltrhina
Bac
"a-
s
ana
giru-Ara-
5
r.r
L
Veltch.
taf!
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be
the
only
only
changes
changes
e,Tl?
Bolton.
Wheelbarrow
Race,
boys
and
iris
Willard
Seymour
and
Ambrose
Bennett.
Helfn
and
Jerry
Somervllle.
Novelty
Race,
adultt
Edgai
ludson.
Flora
Bolton.
Novelty
Race,
boys
and
girls--
This
beta
the
one
hundredth
Hudson.
Chris
Bolton.
Relay
Race
Winning
team
Laura
Hudson'
Helen
Somervllle
and
Willard
Seymour.
Utile
ToU
Raee-Rena
Bolton.
Hop.
Step,
Jump,
men
FraneH
George.
Edgar
Hudson
Broad
Jump
Roy
Bolton.
Fran
els
Oeorge.
High
Jump
Roy
Bolton.
High
Jump,
boys
and
girls
Ambrose
Bennett.
Willard
Seymour
Potato
Race,
boys
and
girls-Helen
Somervllle.
Ambrose
Bennett
Potato
Race,
adults
Amelia
Bevan.
Flora
Bolton.
The
afternoon
closed
with
9
'sofiball
game
In
which
most
of
J
the
young
people
took
part.
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YUKI
Dressmaker
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and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
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