MEN'S
BOOTS
&
SHOES
With
our
large
range
in
Iwth
dress
and
work
lwots
comprising
of
Ilartts,
Kitchies,
Scott
McIIalcs,
Tebbets,
Valentine,
(irel)b
and
Hamilton
makes.
We
cover
a
wonderful
range
in
style
and
quality
Let
Us
Show
You
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Sunday,
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DAILY
EDITION
DEPENDS
UPON
HITLER
Thursday,
July
6.
1939.
tain,
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
intimated
that
the
date;
of
the
British
elections
would
depend
very
mucn
upon
Adolf
Hitler.
While
the
situation
was
tense
no
election
would
take
place.
Should
the
international
situation
settle
down,
an
election
would
likely
be
held
this
yean
BRITISH
ARMY
Britain
has
always
been
looked
upon
as
a
great
naval
power
but
her
army
has
been
more
or
less
insignificant
compared
with
the
armies
of
other
European
countries.
However,
a
change
has
come
over
the
face
of
Europe
and
one
of
the
changes
is
the
emergence
of
Britain
as
a
military
power
with
close
to
three
quarters
of
a
million
men
in
arms.
This
will
provide
a
very
effective
force.
One
of
the
inportant
features
of
the
new
army
is
that
the
young
men
are
nhvsicallv
fit.
We
are
told
that
very
few
have
BACK
FROM
lARRANGING
'GIRLSAT
KETCHIKAN
FOR
RACE
SOFTBALL
Loral
Rail
Team
Home
DerMing
Moitri
Yarlit
Event
Sunday
After-5ame
At
"First
City"
On
j
noon
Ten
Roats
Entered
Labor
Day
Planned
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance.
mmmammmammmammBmmm
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Velvets
tiftsirTEll
i
I
,
Asked
when
the
election
"would
be
held
in
Great
Bri-
-
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
WEST
African
importers
and
-exporters
seek
connections
-with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyiwah
House,
Wm-neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
If.
HOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD,
Good
home
cooking,
814
2nd.
Avenue
West.
tf.
FOR
RRNT
been
been
rejected
because
of
unfitness.
This
is
an
excel-:
clean,
-weii-fumished
modern
ap-lent
record
and
speaks
well
for
the
future
of
the
country.!
artment.
phone
Red
444.
axi
BANKS
ARE
THREATENED
',
Three
of
Canada's
largest
banks
have
refused
any
.
further
credit
to
the
city
of
Montreal
and
a
letter,
written
on
behalf
of
the
banks
to
the
mayor
and
published
by
him,
is
alleged
to
have
ruined
the
credit
of
the
city
with
the
result
that
the
city
has
threatened
to
enter
suit
against
the
banks,
claiming
two
million
dollars
damages.
'This
is
a
new
attitude
for
a
client
to
take
in
regard
to
the
banks.
If
the
city
were
solvent
the
banks
would
be
only
too
glad
to
give
it
credit
because
they
have
millions
of
dollars
more
than
they
need.
While
with
most
of
us
shortage
of
cash
is
our
trouble,
with
the
banks
too
much
mone.y
and
no
demand
for
its
use
is
their
trouble.
We
do
not
think
the
mayor
of
Montreal
can
make
out
a
case
against
the
banks
but
this
case
draws
attention
to
the
peculiar
position
in
which
the
banks
of
Canada
and
United
States
find
themselves
today.
TAKING
HOLIDAYS
When
Prince
Rupert
people
take
a
holiday
they
seem
to
know
only
one
way
to
go.
They
usually
drive
south
to
California.
That
may
be
all
right
in
the
winter
but,
in
the
summer,
California
is
no
place
for
British
Columbia
people.
It
is
too
hot
and
uncomfortably,
"See
Canada
First"
is
a
very
good
slogan
for
summer
holidays.
ARE
NOW
.
IN
FINAL
have
reached
the
final
In
the
Can
hdian
National
Recreation
Assoc!
FOR
SALE
Modern
House,
like
new.
good
terms,
dhesterfield,
library
table,
dresser,
book-case,
etc.
Phone
Green
284.
(158)
FOR
SALE
House
on
Thompson
Street,
5
rooms
and
bath.
$609
cash.
Small
taxes.
H.
O.
Helger-
son
Ltd.
(158)
FOR
SALE
Dominion
piano
and
bench,
lovely
tone,
cheap
for
cash,"
Phone
Green
213.
FOR
SALE
8-10
h.p.
Petter
dlesel'
engine
suitable
for
gillnet
boat.
Complete
$200.
Phone
Black
767
or
1203
7th
East.
(157)
IX
THE
MTKEMK
t'OI'ItT
W
IfKITIMI
(lU
MM
III
tlir
Mxllrr
of
Vrnzl
lin'rarit.
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In
tlii
Mttrr
of
Hi
".VIinlnlMriitkin
.Ut"
TAKE
NOTICE
tluut
by
Ord-r
of
HU
Honour
Judge
FUImt
datrd
the
28th
day
of
June
1939
I
woa
tippoinbea
Ac!-mirUtCrator
of
the
Estate
of
Venzl
Ellas,
late
oX
the
City
of
Prtiic
Rupert
j
deoebMd,
and
11
penora
hawing
claim
I
4$a)twt
th
EnUute
are
requlml
to
flV;
I
the
un
wlUi
tne
In
writing
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
August
1939,
and
pernm
Indebted
to
I
the
-Kud
Ewuue
are
required
t
puy
the
competition.
If
weather
permits,
anaunt
of
ttir
tndebtedn
to
me
.
i
mm
it
mi
1
a
I
V.
1
iu.
iney
yviu
piay
on
me
imai
Luingin,
(rniwwi.
The
semi-finals
were
played'
i-.j
"
Tuesday
night,
proving
close
and:
Interesting.
McPhee
defeated
Ben
iDalgamo
21
to
19
and
Jack
Preece
;
Pen
Sinsle-Ilandefl
Championship
Rests
r
'
Between
Dave
MacPhee
and
Jack
Preece
Dave
MacPhe
and
Jack
Preece
score.
BAR
COLD
LONDON,
July
6:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
atlon's
single-handed
lawn
bowling
(yesterday
at
$34.87
per
fine
ounce.
UAttu
t
mnce
mtpera,
u.u
NOIIMAN
A.
WATT
thU
Official
AdmlnMratrr
Prlnoe
Kupert,
B
O.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
SI
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rup-
I
HAJLWAV
I
I
aTiAMSxirt
I
I
COWMUMICAJIOMS
I
naA
wfli
'-
'
ladies'
league
fiels
tinder
Way
With
Victories
For
Orotto
And
Velvet
Over
Annette's
And
Nurses
Reportlng
a
very
enjoyable
trip
ert
Model
Yacht
Club
last
eve-
with
Orotto
winning
0
to
H
due
to
the
hospitality
extended
ivlng
arrangements
for
the
race
over
Annette1!
and
Vrtvet
defc-at-them
at
the
'First
City."
the
for
the
Prince
George
cup
wer?
m
Nurses
15
to
the
1-adles
Prince
Rupert
baseball
team
re-1
completed.
The
race
will
be
run
goltball
League
got
Into
action
last
turned
home
on
the
Princess
tn
Sunday
afternoon
Immediately
uight
for
the
Xirst
scheduled
fix-Louise
yesterday
fternoon
from,
following
the
arrival
of
the
stam-
tures.
There
was
a
good-slml
Ketchikan
where
they
partclpated
er
Prince
Robert
The
course
will
cl0wd
of
fans
In
attendance.
With
In
the
Independence
Day
celebra-
be
the
same
as
last
year
with
the
nraellce.
the
girls
give
promise
of
Hon.
Of
the
series
of
three
ames,
boats
starting
from
opposite
vuml
developing
considerable
prowess
at
the
locals
"won
the
first
two
and
hadquartfrs
and
finishing
at
the
lr)t
game.
The
Orotto-Annetto's
lost
the
third
by
a
score
of
5
to
same
point.
game
was
of
particular
interest
3.
Jack
Lindsay
was
-driven
out
of
Ten
boats
axe
entered
and
draw
-
tne
former
snatching
victory
ut
the
box
hi
the
final
game,
Sonny
ing
for
the
starting
positions
re-
ff
.feat
by
making
four
runs
in
Stiles
replacing
him.
The
inter-
rutted
at
follows
the
first
boat
tne
fifth
and
last
Inning.
Rett
town
series
of
six
games
sa
far
beginning
nearest
the
wharf:
Dicferas
hurled
for
the
Grotto
and
being
deadlocked
with
three
vie-'
1.
"Mary
Annie"
wwc
S.
Mickey
Skattebol
for
Annette's
tories
each.
It
Is
now
planned
that
Illngstou,
registry
No.
2.
Edna
Dickens
pitched
for
VelvH
the
lorals
should
go
north
on
La-
2.
'Saucy
Lass."
owiw,
Davlrt
an(j
A,uly
Andrews
for
the
Nurses
bor
Day
to
play
a
seventh
and
Todd,
skipper,
M
MaeKwizJe,
re?-
Andrew
Letourneau
was
umpire
of
deedln
pame
at
Ketchikan.
Istry
No.
3.
The
home-coming
team
consist-
3.
"Saxaoon,"
owner
and
skip-ed
of
Dido
Gurvich,
Sonny
Stlle3,
per.
W.
L,
Sandlson,
registry
No.
2.
Johnny
Comadina,
Oeorge
Howe,
4
"Sheila,"
owner
and
skipper
Harley
Lewis,
Andre
Letourneau,
J.
A.
MacRae,
registry
No.
S.
John
Schroeder,
Al
Simonsen,
Jack
5.
"Annie
l"
ovrwr,
S.
Hlnfr
jCamnbell,
Don
Arney
and
Jack
ston,
registry
No.
9.
Lindsay.
6.
"Rupertla,"
owner,
A.
J.
Croxford,
registry
No.
23.
7.
"Ivanhoe,
owner
and
skin-
An
Illustrated
lecture
on
North-
per,
M.
M.
Lamb,
registry
No.
6.
em
British
Columbia
by
Rt.
Rev.
8.
"Vagrant."
owner
and
skip-
O.
A.
Rlx,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
per.
J
Gibson,
registry
No.
1.
proved
Interesting
to
members
and
9.
"Invader."
owner
and
sklp-
guestf
at
the
regular
weekly
lunch-
per.
H.
Oawthorn,
registry
No
7.
eon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
JO.
'Tyee,"
owner
and
skip-Club
today.
Dr.
C.
II.
Hanklnson
per.
A.
J.
Croxford,
registry
No.
4
balls
and
strikes
H
w
1
ami
Sverlno
Dominate,
bases.
The
line-ups:
Annette's
Davis,
SkatteboL
Graham,
FrlU.
Ellison,
Btaln
Basso-Bert,
Johnson,
Yager.
Grotto
Harvey.
Dickens,
Smith
Birds,
Ritchie.
Ratchford,
Thomaj
Beale.
Glass.
Velvet
Flewin,
Dickens,
Hall-berg.
Rowe,
J.
Dickens,
Blake.
R
Gomez.
A.
Gomez.
Vlnk.
Nurses
Morrison.
Fallant.
Andrews
MacDonald,
Betty.
Oerow.
Hlbbard,
Hunt.
L.
Morrison.
Scores
by
innings:
1
2
3
4
5--T
Officers
Elected
'
Angle's
5
0
3
0
18
Officers
for
the
year
were
elect-
orotto
2
0
2
2
410
ed
as
follows:
j
'
1
2
3
4
5
T
President,
Captain
J.
R.
Elfert.
v4vet
.
3
5
2
5
015
Secretary-treasurer.
J.
8.
Wilson.
Nurse
0
2
J
0
2
7
Executive
J.
Gibson
and
A.
J.
Croxford.
'
Mrs.
Robert
Murray!
wlw
had
the
A
considerable
amount
of
detail
misfortune
to
break
her
shoulder
Including
arrangements
for
mark-
iB
a
raj
on
Third
Avenue
Monday
Ing
out
the
course,
selecting
offl-
njght,
had
arrVed
in
the
city
only
clals
for
the
race,
conditions
of
a
pie
0f
days
previously
from
racing
and
marking
of
boats
waa
Ottawa
with
her
husband,
a
baker,
disposed
of.
For
those
watching
who
ls
jomin?
the
staff
of
a
local
the
race
it
is
pointed
out
that
the
bakerv
Mrs
Murray
is
resting
as
boats
may
be
identified
by
tha
comfortably
as
can
be
expected
at
numbers
on
the
sails,
shown
in
the
Prlnce
RupPrt
General
Hospital,
the
list
as
registry
numbers.
In
attendance
at
the
meeting
were
M.
M.
Lamb,
W
L.
Sandi-
son,
M.
MacKenzie
in
addition
to
son,
J.
Mcftae.
S.
Hlngston,
II.
Captain
J
R.
Elfert
who
presided
Gawthorn,
A.
J.
Croxford,
J.
Gib-
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
"And
you
piomii
nvf
to
lt
m
down?"
"Till
fh
andi
oF
lU
dewrt
and
my
lojt
S
Cop
grow
cold
I
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"The
fxtrtil
form
in
hUh
tobacco
can
hi
imohtd."
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BS.
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Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
8.8.
PRINCESS
LOUISE
S3.
PRINCESS
ALICE
July
5th,
15th,
26th
July
8th,
19th,
29th
SJ5.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
July
72nd
Aug.
2nd
DlrectrCormecttons
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W,
L.
COATES.
General
Aent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
i-rlnce
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for
Vancouver:
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11:39
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Vancouver,
Thurs.
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Due
Vancouver,
Mvnflay
ajn.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
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J.
CKINNI'.R,
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Rupert
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Ave.
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