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DAILY
EDITION
CIIANGING
TMES
Times
have
changed.
People
do
not
do
the
things
the
way
they
did
when
we
were
young.
Many
people
do
not
work
as
bard
or
as
,
long
hoars
as
formerly.
People
out
f
wor?c
tie
tne
province
to
keep
them.
People's
actions
are
controlled.
The
sale
of
goods
is
regulated.
In
some
districts
fanners
or
fruit
growers
are
not
allowed
to
cut
prices
or
undersell
each
other.
Wages
are
cpntrolled.
We
are
entering
upon
a
new
age
with
new
ideas
and
new
ideals.
We
must
all
adapt
ourselves
to
the
new
outlook.
T
LITTLE
REAL
CHANCE
Rut
there
are
certain
things
that
do
not
change.
They
are
elemental
We
may
change
our
mode
of
living
but
we
all
lave
to
fat
and
sleep
and
die.
We
dq
not
eat
the
same,
things
as
our
forefathers
and
they
cooked
differently
but
the
foods
contain
the
same
essential
elements
only
of
late
we.
have
been,
told
that'
we
must
have
y1tamjns,
something
that
we
have
never
seen
or
felt
r
tasked
a,s
far
as
the
rnost
of
us
know.
We
are
born
in
the
same
manner
as
our
forefathers
but
birth
is
safer
and
the
care
of
children
is
simplified.
We
die
as
did
our
forbears
but
not
always
as
soon.
People
in
business
still
have
to
make
a
profit
or
go
out
of
business.
If
there
is
no
prpfit.
some
jlay
there
will
be,
a
loss
whir(
will
set
tbem
back
irre-.
t'rievably.
RESTRICTIVE
LAWS
Most
restrictive
laws
are
designed
to
prevent
selfish
people
taking
advantage
of
their
neighbors.
Human
nature
is
selfish.
It
Is
tha,
inhexept,
selfjshness
which
has
accounted
tor
the
sur
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August
17.
1939.
EDITORIALS
rival
of
the
fittest
with
the
consequent
improvement
of
the
race.
Now
people
are
setting
their
brains
to
work
and
may
possibly
improve
the
race
without
putting
in
force
the
animal
law
of
survival
of
the
finest.
But
in
all
these
new
restrictive
laws
there
is
much
experimentation
and
many
people
are
injured.
It
is
presumed
that
this
experimentation
will
continue
for
many
generations,
possibly
for
many
centuries
for
there
are
always
setbacks.
We
feel
that
a
number
of
European
nations
are
experiencing
setbacks
but
it
is
possible
that
the
dictator
has
hi
place
in
the
scheme
of
things
for
the
purpose
of
bridging
a
gap.
We
often
d
not
realize
the
purpose
of
any
of
our
disagreeable
things.
McMillan
hopeful
Most
interesting
news
to
many
people
yesterday
was
the
statement
of
H
R.
McMillan'
outstanding
industrialist,
to
the
effect
that
three
ships
had
already
been
chartered
for
Prince
Rupert
loading
to
fulfil
the
requirements
of
his
subsidy
contract
with
the
government
and
that
he
expected
to
work
up
a
permanent
shipping
business
put
of
this
port.
There
wfre
manr
who
looked
upon
the
three
ships
a
year
as
something
of
a
joke
but,
apparently,
it
is
no
joke
to
Mr.
McMillan
who
is
laying
plans
to
do
something
more
than
merely
draw
the
subsidy.
Mr.
McMillan,
who
by
the
way
is
a
bank
director
and
has
many
other
business
interests,
mostly
having
to
dq
with
lumber
producing
and
shipping,
is
a
man
who,
operates
in
a
big
way.
He
has
sufficient
influence
to
turn
a
great
deal
of
business
to
his
ships
and
we
wish
him
every
success.
MacKenzie's
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TENNIS
IS
INFINALS
further
Games
Hayed.
In
pit
ChampiaUilp.
Tourfisraent
Results
of
Friday"
Oames
In
th
city
tennis
tournament
were
u
follows:
I
Mrs.
V'"V
and
E.
BUe
sm
6-2.
Barry
won
over
Minion.
6-3.
6-!
i
Mrs.
Lambie
and
Norrington
bee;
Mrs.
Miller
and
Blake,
6-4.
5-7.
7-5.
Young
beat
Houston.
6-4.
6-2.
MacPhee
beat
Junnaln.
4-6,
6-
8-6.
Houston
and
MacPhee
bent
Davis
and
Young.
3-6,
6-16tV-Play
for
today
Is
scheduled
a
follows:
I
1-2.
f
a
N.
R.
Courts
1:00
pm.
Ladles'
doubles
finals.
Mrs.
West
and
E.
Rivett
vs.
Mrs.
Miller
and
E.
Mlher.
3:00
pm-Fulton
vs.
Blake.
6:00
p.jn.
E.
Miller
and
Jur-
naln
vs.
C
Morgan
and
Brocklesby
6:00
p.m.
Winner
of
3
pjn.
game
vs.
MacPhee.
7:00
pm.
Winner
of
6
pjn.
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Importers
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exporters
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or
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Samples,
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mer
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ot
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terms
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It
CP
Jubilee
Fund
matches
were
pUyed
by
Eng
lish
Football
League
teams
today
l
Stoke
City
I
New
Brighton
2.
Tranmere
Rov
ers
1.
Rochdale
3.
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1.
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jSOFTBALL
FOOTBALL,
DEADLOCK,
English
Lrajjie
Cmtntnc
t
tlijlie
Tlr
F"f
Opening
2.
Walter
hamp
ton
Wanderers
4.
Tottenham
Hotspvrs
0.
Arsenal
1.
Cardiff
City
1.
Swansea
Tvwn
1.
Chesterfield
1.
Barosie-
!.
Ipswich
Town
2.
Norwich
City
I.
New
Castle
United
3.
3ateshead
0.
Notts
County
1.
Notts
Forest
1.
game
mixed
doubles
vs.
Mrs.
Uttr
unltwl
4
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
Sheffield
and
van
Hoik.
i
stockpert
Ootinty
4.
Oldham
Ath
Prince
Rupert
Club
lUc
6.
1:3Q
njn.
Youne
vs.
OTielU.
i
waiiora
i.
iakor
iown
i.
1:40
pm
Nprrington
js.
Barry
3:00
pjn.
Barry
and
van
Hoik
vs.
Comadlna
and
Norrington.
i
5:00
pjn.
Mrs.
West
and
Rush
vs.
Mrs.
Tinker
and
Wilding-
i
7:00
pjn.
Winner
5
pjn.
gamejampton
Town
2.
vs.
Mrs.
Lambie
and
Norrington
'
Southend
United
1.
Clapton
Or-7:00
pjn.
E.
Davis
and
F.
Davis
lent
1.
vs.
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Barry.
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!
Swindon
Town
2.
Newport
County
Remainder
of
semi-finals
and
finals
will
be
clayed
on
Sunday.
I
It's
the
cumulative
eriect
of
advertising
that
counts.
i
1.
West
Ham
United
3;
Fulham
3.
Aldershot
3.
Reading
3.
Brighton
3.
Crystal
Palate
3.
Bristol
Rovers
4,
Bristol
City
0,
Queens
Park
Rangers
3.
North-
Torquay
United
3,
Bournemouth
i
WalsaTT
5.
Masfleld
Town
1.
Acrtngton
Stanley
6.
South
port
1
Crew
Alexandria
2,
Port
Vale
1.
Hartlepools
United
6,
Darlington
Rotherham
United
3.
Done
aster
Rovers
I.
Wrexham
2.
Chester
3
York
City
2,
Hull
2.
Old
Country
Soccer
I1
Scottish
League
First
IHvklon
Arbroath
5,
Alloa
2.
Ayr
United
0,
Rangers
4.
Celtic
2,
Hearts
0.
Falkirk
7.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Hibernians
3.
Clrde
2.
Motherwell
3,
Aberdeen
0.
Partlck
Thistle
2,
Albion
Rovers
St.
Johnstone
0,
Kilmarnock
3
St.
Mlrren
3,
Queen
of
South
3.
Third
Lanark
2,
Hamilton,
Academicals
2.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Airdrieonlans
2,
Dundee
4.
Dumbarton
3,
East
Fife
?.
MURESCO
puts
fogfrgfeVi
Walls
and
Ceilings
A
RICH
FLAT
FINISH
Out
wJnotruJ
off,
crttk.chlp
Tint
mi
Whitt
Qrotta
defeated
Upsett's
II
to
6
i
and
Acropolis
won
over
Maw
o
to
4
in
the
Senior
Softball
Leaiue
last
night
wtta
the
result
that
the
tobacconists
and
the
antlered
herd
are
no
tied
for
first
place
honors
In
the
second
half
of
the
series.
The
over.
Mrs.
Utile
and
Mrs,
BarT7PrUmtn"
to
ittvl
conflict
will
be
resumed
7-5.7-5.
;uAu
ne
Miinday
funlng.
Mrs.
Little
and
tan
Hblk
beat
I"
Qrotto
had
a
field
night
as
far
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
Young.
6-5.
7-5
A10"
vuu
Wr4t
Bromwen
Al-
u
hittjng
was
concerned
last
f
Ten-O'Neill
beat
Comadina.
6-4.
5-7.!
1,400
1
.
.
.
tag.
They
had
no
difficulty
In
Blackpool
o.
WRtoa
onn
cnq
l
Jlfk
Lindsay
and
were
al-
BoHorr
Wanderers
1
Bary
I.
I
ta
BWy
Romx
ch.
Brentiora
i.
caeee
a.
jtd
a
rood,
steady
game
for
the
Chariton
Atweuc
i,
Misiwau
i.
class
Qnlto
tnd
xs
glTen
trsi
iventry.
wty
3,
wnnwgnam
iBppixt
by
his
teammates
In
field
oerey
uounty
,
Lewesier
uny
.
,
ClIdfrQne
on
the
Grimsby
Town
3.
Urate
City
t
nd
Qi
i,,,.
(or
Uterpool
Z.
Ererton
J.
UperlW
until
he
was
knocked
out
Manchester
United
1.
ManeJiesier
to
foarlh
ta
a
colUsion
1
...
Iwtth
Joe
Otitis
at
the
home
plate.
3
Swderland
X
Middlesbrough
rtun
Arnfy
came
to
from
cen.
aaumnampteo
.
rwwwBw
T.tr
field
to
do
dutv
behind
the
bat
and
Shane
Murray
went
to
work
in
the
outfield.
Herb
Morgan
was
catcher
for
O
rot
to,
A
feature
of
the
game
was
a
sensational
one
handed
catch
by
Don
Arney
In
cen
tre
Held.
Minor
Simonsen
made
many
fine
pick-ups
for
Qrotto
at
short
and
was
always
on
the
Job
At
the
end
of
the
fourth
Inning
the
count
was
tied
at
four
all
In
the
Acropolis-Moose
game,
the
hill
boys
having
scored
twice
In
the
first
and
second
Innings
and
the
Moose
one
each
In
first
and
second
and
twice
In
the
fourth.
With
night
falling,
it
was
announced
the
game
would
be
called
at
the
end
of
I
the-
fifth
because
of
darkness.
Ac-
iuijums
gaiuriru
iwu
inure
iuiui
anu
retired
the
Moose
men
In
order
when
they
came
to
bat
Batteries
were
Dan
Magnet
and
Ray
O'Neill
for
Acropolis
and
John
8:hdoeder
and
Dick
Spear
for
Moose.
Umpires
for
the
evening
were
Andre
Letourneau,
Doug
Stalker
and
Joe
Ratrhford.
The
league
standing
to,
date
Moose-,
Ofotto
Upsett's
Acropolis
Three
Two
W
L
Pet.
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MO
333
i
.250
Baseball
Scores
National
League
New
York
2.
Philadelphia
5.
Brooklyn
3.
Boston
4
i
fourteen
Innlngsi.
St.
Louis
3.
Pittsburg
0.
American
Leaiue
Philadelphia
0,
New
York
5.
Boston
6,
Washington
2.
Cleveland
0,
Chicago,
J.
Dundee
United
4,
Stenhousemulr
Dunfermline
3,
Queens
Park
3.
Kings
Park
J,
Leith
Athletic
1
Montrose
2,
Edinburgh
city
3
Morton
3,
East
Stirling
0.
Raith
Rovers
2,
Brechin
City
0.
St.
Bernards
6,
Forfar
Athletic
2
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The
ideal
WALL
FINISH
Muresco's
popularity
rests
on
Its,
lovely
soft
finish,
Its
economy
and
ease
of
application,
and
on
its
great
practicability;
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tints.
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package
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four-hour
enatnel,
still
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rich
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lasts,
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It.
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apply
and
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i
oz.
bottle
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In
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of
wet,
grounds
but
Acropolis
beat
West-,
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
U
not
published
or
dUpJied
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovernment
o
British
Columbia.
SPORT
CHAT
Baseball
Standings
I
National
Lraiur
Cincinnati
M
With
two
games
to
play.
Acropo-
8t
LouU
Its
Is
leading
In
the
Oyro
Play-
chleago
..
grounds
Senior
Softball
League
lNfW
with
Mcaymont
In
second
place
Brooklyn
..
and
Wertvtew
in
third.
The
game
pttuburg
.
scheduled
for
Tuesday
night
be-
Boston
,
tween
Westvlew
and
Acropolis
had
Philadelphia
63
60
54
51
view
Thurdsay
night.
Acropolis
,w
York
1
has
won
three
game
and
lost
twp.
aton
68
McClymont
has
won
two
and
Jort(
Chicago
I
i:
two.
Westview
has
won
two
and
Cleveland
58
lost
three
The
Junior
game
ached-,
'
Detroit
H
uled
for
Wednesday
night
was
also
Washington
48
postponed
on
account
of
wet
Philadelphia
23
grounds.
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Louis
r
44
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