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DAILY
EDITION
We
are
hearine
every
dav
what
a
wonderful
thing
is
this
air
line
service
but
it
is
not
all
lovely.
A
local
man
says
thatformerly
when
he
sent
a
check
to
Montreal
he
could
count
on
it
being
away
a
couple
of
weeks
at
least
'
Now
it
may
get
back
in
about
a
week
causing
much
worry
to
the
bank
manager.
A
FRENCH-CANADIAN'S
VIEWS
A
French
language
weekly
"Le
Jour,"
published
in
Montreal
and
circulating
among
French
speaking
people
mostly
of
the
province
of
Quebec,
has
the
following
by
the
editor
in
a
recent
number:
'I
have
already
said
and
demonstrated
that
Canada
cbulclnot
be
neutral
in
a
war
in
which
Britain
was
engaged.
This
is
a
fact
we
are
powerless
to
change.
The
quest-
v;uuuli.
lycjunuguuR
ui
enuiu
auuaru
me
uanuwagon
ant
Quebec
as
a
whole
will
be
held
responsible
for
the
attitude
of
an
extremist
few.
Unheard
of
violence
will
eri-
Bue,
arid
Cariadian
unity
will
be
as
seriously
compromised
V...
A!
iJ
it.
1.1
L.
1
i.
i)
nunparLicijKiLion
as
u
couiu
oe
even
Dy
conscription.
Scatterbrained
extremists,
who
exist
in
the
other
provinces
as.
well
as
in
ours,
will
complete
the
destruction
of
confederation.
Both
French-speaking
and
Kngligh-Bpelkihg
Canadians
will
pome
out
more
disunited
than
they
went
in:
the
fruit
of
that
sort
of
neutrality
wjll
be'
waY,
the
worst
kind
of
war,
war
between
'Races'
in
the
f?ajrrje
country."
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
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$5.00
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Monday.
May
8,
1939:
THE
FLY
IN
THE
OINTMENT
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
!
.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Time'
Table
For
Various
Competl-'
tions
This
Year
Announced
i
I
The
following
Senior
League
football
schedules
for
the
season
are
announced:
,
Stuart
Shield
!May
23-
Navy
vs.
Velvet
f
.May
25
Plaheer
Laundry
vs.
Navy.
May
30
Velvet
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
June
l-Navy
vs.
Velvet.
June
6
Pioneer
Laundry
ys
,'Navy.
June
8
Velvet
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
'
'
Dominion
Day
Cup
June
15
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
June
20
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
;
June
22-rPibneer
Laundry
vs.
Velvet
1
Final
on
Dominion
Day.
Mobley
Cup
July
4
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
July
6
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Vel
vet.
July
11
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
Laun
dry.
.
July
13
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
Julf
18
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Velvet.
J
illy-
20
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
Laun
dry.
Gilhiily
Cup
July
27
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
August
1
Pieneer
Laundry
Velvet,
August
3
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
August
8
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
August
10
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Velvet,
August
Laundry
15
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
m
CtlssiFlE
FOR
RENT
CLEAN.
Well
-
Jurnished
modern
I
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tt
Kill
f
tion,
then,
is
not
to
find
out
whether
,
in
the
circumstances,
(for
sale
i&37
deluxe
Fordor
we
have
any
choice
between
peace
and
war
but
rather'
sedan,
good
as
new;
mileage
is
wliat
should
be
the
extent
of
our
participation.
Useless
digressions
and
hystr-rical
outbursts
on
the
part
of
a
few
thousand
suner-patriots
and
a
number
of
isolationist
dreamers
will
not.
serve
to
turn
us
aside
from
the
one
merciless
reality:
it
is
impossible
for
us
to
be
neutral
...
I
find
neutrality
not
only
impossible
but
unimaginable.
We
must
reril0mber
the
words
of
scripture:
'Who
is
not
for
me
is
against
me.'
If
we
remained
passive
in
the
face
of
war,
it
would
be
an
act
of
hostility
not
onlv
toward
England,
towards
France
and
toward
United
States,
upon
whojn
vftf
afo
detifndent
in
a
hundred
different
ways,
but
also
to-wjfrd
the
majority
of
Canadians,
who
can
scarcely
b
expected
to
allow
us
to
withdraw
into
our
ivory
tower
..and
look
on
with'
our
arms
crossed
during
the
massacre
of
the,
onjy
nations
to
which
we
are
really
attached,
the
only
ones
we
can
triISt,
the
only
ones
with
which
we
have
any
true
relationship
from
the
points
of
view
of
language,
belief,
tradition,
way
of
life
and
political
aspiration
not
mention
powerful
economic
links
which
it
would
be
foolish
to
try
to
break
.
.
.
"Those
ridiculous
dwarfs
who
belong
to
our
"independent"
guards',
with
their
red
braid
and
tin
swordsforget
that'
there
are
nine
provinces
in
Canada
in
which
tHe
great
majority
will
never"
consent
to
remain
neutral
in
the
event
of
war."
continues
the
writer.
"The
day
any
government
is
weak
enough
to
yield
to
this
sort
of
black
mail,
there
will
be
revolt
in
more
than
one
part
of
the
000.
Phone
Red
415.
FOR
LEASE
FOR
LEAfeE
The
whole
of
the
two
upper
floors
of
Alder
Block;
36
rooms,
furniture
for
sale
Ap--ply
W.
J'.
Alder,
City
Hall.
t:
PERSONAL
Bp
READY
FOR
SUMMER
j
ICE
CREASI
EVERY
TYPE
I
YOU
pan
make
soft
or
hard
tee
cream
on
a
Mills
Master
Coun
ter
Freezer.
You
can
cut
you
costs
in
half.
You
can
also
double
your
gallonage
with
the
new,
up-to-date
confections.
Frosted
Malted,
sherbets
and
frosted
fruit
drinks.
Boost
your
counter
trade
by
serving
soft
Ice
cream
on
your
pies
and
desserts;
Sell'
bAilk
with
your
.
own
name
on'
A
I
ine
.
-pacnage
lor
carry
-
away
trade.
Mills
manufactures
the
wprjd's.
-largest
line
of
counter
freezers.
Drop
a
card
to
Cale
B
Jarvls,
Mills
Novelty
company
0!
Canada,
Ltd..
318
Homer
St.
Vancouver.
B.C.
He
will
see
that
our
closest
rerresentatlve
calls
on
you
immediately
Think!
Make
Your
Decision!
Act
on
That
Decision
Immediately!
'
'WORK
WWTEP
SCANDINAVIAN
woman
desires
positron
cooking
for
small
crew
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for
the
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weather
yesterday!
again
caused
postponement
of
thei
openlac
season's
tournament
of
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and
the-
local
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were
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doubt
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poor
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to
take
the
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Friday
night
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isnd
it
was
expected
that
the
st-I'
ond
series
of
games
would
show1
much
closer
eompeUUon
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pe
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