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TACT
TWO
Camp
DAILY
ED!
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EDITORIAL
acs
This
is
the
last
word
in
summer
shoes
for
men,
hoys,
youths
and
children.
Guaranteed
longer
wear
and
priced
From
$1.25
$2.50
Sole
Agents
JACK
and
JILL
SHOES
PENMAN'S
HOSIERY
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Monday.
June
27.
1939.
WHO
KEEPS
THEM
GOING
Britain
and
Russia
Negotiations
with:
Russia
do
not
seem
to
have
made
verv
much.
headway.
Perhaps
that
is
why
Germany
is
still
hurling
insults
at
the
British
and
threatening
move
into
-Danzig.
Speaking
of
the
negotiations,
Bruce
Hutchison
says:
.
,
I
"i;
-'A
lot
of
people
seem
to
be
surprised
that
the
British
and
the
Russians
haven't
got
together
yet.
The
only
surprising
thing
is
that
they
have
gone
as
far
as
they
have,
and
if
they
do
manage
to
get
together
it
will
be
one
of
the
most
remarkable
feats
of
forgetting
and
forgiving
in
the
history
of
diplomacy,
to
which
these
things
come
easy.
"It
is
only
20
years
ago
that
a
British
army
was
try-1
ing
to
invade
Russia
to
kill
off
the
crazy
Bolsheviki.
It
is
only
a
few
years
ago
that
the
British
were
raiding
the
Russian
offices
in
London
for
treasonable
papers.
It
is
only
in
the
last
six
months
that
the
British
government
deigned
ta
speak
to
the
Russians
at
all.
It
is
only
in
recent
times
thaMhe
British
government
wasn't
prepared
to
let
the
Germans
walk
into
the
Ukraine
and
overrun
Russia;
arid
rather
hojied
they
would.
No
wonder
the
Russians
are
coy.
'
,
!
"A1
ri
ihn
nfUoy
Viarwl
tVio
Tli-UiaVi
Vinvo
rrfri
rpn.1
lie
with
the
democracies,
which
are
all
capitalistic
and
thus
ideological
poison
to
Mr.
Stalin.
:
"So
you
can
see
that
to
forget
and
forgive
all
that
will
take
a
little
time.
But
it
will
probably
be
done
because
the
spectacle
of
Hitler
will
make
you
forget
and
forgive!
anything.1
After
one
look
at
him,
ithe
Russians
even
prer
fer
us
British.
And
as
we
look
at
Hitler
we
are
ready
to!
forget
'the
Russian
revolution,
the
famine,
the
purge
and
ouk
ancient
belief
that
Communists
don't
bathe
frequently
enough."
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
cailiVal
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
"RIVER
ih'U
5
:!
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'
'
'
!
-
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Huperl
every
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.;
MONDAY,
3
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
last
'
"Mondaj
j
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
PuKKcngcr
KxprehH
FRIDAYS,
11.00
a.m.
For
faros,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
Ave:
V--M
feted
Jrjhn
Bulger
21
to
12.
In
;Je
second
round
MacPhee
won
over
Angus
Macdonald
21
to
13
while
a,
P.
Tinker,
won
.over
1L
T.
Cross
21
ta.l
In
a
first
round
ame
George
Hill
beat
William
MeLeod
.21
to
19,
Borland
And
Hill
I
I
illl
lviiirvd
ni
i;
luaunir
Matches
In
Lawn
Bowling
League
.
Played
Between
Showers
Over.
.-.
Week-end
Between
the
showers
of
the
last
few
days,
the
Canadian-
National
;
Recreation
Association
Lawn
BowT-!
lng
League
was
able
to
get
1ft
some
;
games.
Dave
Borland's
link
.
o
Sunday
won
26
to
15
over
Loulr
jArroU's
to
Join
George
Hill's
rink
for
leadership
In
the
league
stand-
Tt
is
nointed-out
bv
the
Chinese
Bureau
01
r.conouuL,,nK
and
jast
I
.
v
-.
.
,
T
n
a1
A.
Z
L.4
i
it
.night
Angus
Macdon-
.i!iL.n
.M.
r,
ritinHuihinh
fivo
hp
ninir
.i;iiiaii
'"w-
-
--
-
j
live
per
cent
ui
uie
smvn
ui
a
""r;""
;
a
P
TinkPr's
rink
defeated
Tham-
supnress
the
Chinese
comes
irom
me
ueuiuvraucs.
v.c.
MtMeekin's
26
to
7
for
iu
first
half
of
the
essential
war
materials
are
supplied
by
the
(vicU)ry
or
the
season.
Jack
Preece's
United
States.
Very
little
of
it
comes
trom
uermany
orirInk
scored
a
26
to
u
victory
Italv
as
they
are
busy
stocking
up
for
themselves.
Tfie'D.
o.
Borland's,
i
A
mnionil
in
iJi.
iho
t
TTnifpd
Tnitnl
States
Cfntoc
last
loct1
The
standing
of
the
rtni
rinks
loiai
uurciiua
ui
ai
"
-
date
'Is
as.
follows:
year
reached
the
almost
fabulous
sum
of
one
hundred
and
..
aovpntv
millinn
dollars.
Great
Britain
supplies
Japan
with
,
W.
3
to
L.
0
over
sixty
million
dollars
worth
of
metals,
rubber,
leather
j
MacDonaM
-
3
o
and
ores.
Janan
trets
the
larcest
part
of
heroil,
iron
ma-(Borland
I
terials,
metal
working
machinery',
copper,
aircraft
and
autos
from
the
United
States.
Possibly
Japan
feels
she
cah
insult
a
country,
that
supplies
only,
sixty,
million
dollars
"worth
of
materials
but
it
is
not
wise
to
insult
a
country
that
supplies
three
times
that
amount.
Window
-
2
Arrol..
-
2
MacPhee
1
Frew
..
1
McMeekin
1
jPreece
2
Tkiksr
1
Hi
VELVET
LINE-UP
PU
Line-un
fo
iVeive-
ini
tonight
CAssiEB
FOR
SALE
I
Will.
XJll
WIW
UbitWA
IIUIIU.
ktlV
W.J.
..M.W
JWWX.
.
.
,
.on
not
to
love
the
Russians.
They
don't
forget
that
the;X''Z"L2u!l
uusssians
neany
cost
uie
nies
uie
wii.
me
i.uasicina
ui-so
were
accused
of
fostering
the
world
revolution
in
Eng-I
land,
where
their
offices
were
raided.
And
it
seems
pretty
clear
from
all
the
evidence
that
up
to
recent
times
the
Russians
were
trying
tb
make
a
deal
with
Hitler
and
it
is
certain
that
the
real
interests
of
the
world
revolution
don't
Mirror-Rack,
Bookcase,
Kitchen
ware.
Pugsley,
320
2nd
Ave.
Blue
53.
(149)
"ABBOTT"
Professional
Trumpet
practically
new.
Phone
Black
816
"
n
V
'
FOR
QUICK
SALE
Launch
"Victory"
complete
with
dinghy.
$275
cash.
Phone
Black
805.
150)
ARMOUR
Salt
Lake
cabin.
Partially
furnished.
$100.
154
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Two
rooms
and
bath,
lellable
people
only.
411
7th
'Av-enue
West.
tf.
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
WEST
Afrlcarf
Importers
and
exporters
seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
prin
cipally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyiwah
House,
Wln-
neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
tf.
LOST
LOST
at
Dlgby
Edand
picnic,
pair,
of
scissors,
diver
thimble
and
embroidery
cloth.
Thimble
was
keepsake.
Bulkley
Market.
.
(149)
BOARD
AND
ROOM-
BOARli,'
Good
Wme
cootlng,'
814.
1
2nd.
Avenue
West.
Bill
Dickey
Does
Some
Lusty
Hat
Wielding
ror.Jfew
York.
Vaukeo
Itcdit,
Slipping'
,
1
frintball
as
me
Is
as
follows:
Krause
Dickens.
Oomez.
Veitch.'
Cameron
FeTUKort".
mtchle:
Pflrtrmi
Holkp-stad.
SOFTBALL
TONICiilT
6:45
Git
OTTO
UPSETTS
Gyro
Playground;
St..
Louis
Cardinals
when
their
kHtj
kwa
week-end
ram
as
to
the
New.
ilace
ahead
of
the
Indians.
SOFTBALL
PLAYOFFS
Dominion
Day
Cup
Flrt
Round
Drew
Out
Good-Sized
Crowd
Last
Evening
The
Dominion
Day
Cup
softtu.l
playdowns
drew
out
a
lange
crowl
last
evening
to
the
Gyro
Ball
Part
n
McBride
Street
and
some
Interesting
play
was
turned
in
for
t
spectators.
Orotto
won
over
Moose
11
to
10
In
-a
game
which
was
Jil:
as
close
as
,Hie
score
would
Indicate.
Three
Two
came
from
behind
to
defeat
Acropolis
11
to
8
The
net
result
is
that
Three
Two
foes
into
the
final
on
Domlnk
l
Day.
meeting
the
winners
of
Orot
'
to
and
LfpsetT's
who
play
tonight
The
Moose
were
leading
in
the
sixth
inning
.
In
the
game
with
Grotto
last
night
and
then
th
tobacconists
came
up
from
behind
o
score
four
runs
and
move
Int
he
lead.
There
was
n
exciting
finish
with
each
side
scoring
one
run
in
the
seventh.
Both
teams
had
their
regular
players
out.
Much
to
the
discomfiture
of
Three
Two.
Acropolis
was
leadln?
3
to
6
as
the
sixth
stanza
com-.
menced.
Then
Three
Two
made
iiree
runs
in
the
sixth
and
sewed
it
up
In
the
seventh
with
a
couple
more.
For
Acropolis,
with
tht'r
new
pitcher,
William
Amadlo,
It
was
the
best
game
of
the
season.
Only
an
unfortunate
error
by
the
centre
fielder
who
dropped
the
ball
In
the
sixth
with
two
down
and
two
on
gave
the
victory
to
Three
Two.
Despite
the
tough
break,
the
hill
boys
showed
them-,
selves,
as
always,
real
sportsmen.
Johnny
Comadlna
did
a
good
lob
of
umpiring.
Line-ups:
i
Orotto
Howe.
GUlls,
Smith
Slmonsen,
Morgan,
Santerbane.j
Yager
pltcherl.
Ratchford,
Mon-'
tesano.
:
,
'
Moose
Speer,
D.
Cameron.
Vance,
J.
8chroeder
(pitcher),
D.
Strachan,
N.
Cameron,
Pierce,
Franks,
F.
Schroeder.
Acropolis
William
Amadlo
(pitcher),
E.
Clark,
H,
Attree,
I.
Oillies,
O.
Santerbane,
O'Neill
Bird,
8.
Schaeffer,
S.
Mentenko
Three
Two
0
5
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
i
6:45
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ti
.
.
Pioneer
vs.
Velvets
irlnre
ltuiert
Club
York
Giants..
7
to
2
on
Saturday
1,
ina
J
to
a
aunoay
R.
trut
American
League
resulted
as
fol
ows:
r
'
New
York,
3:
Phltedelphla.
2.
Detroit
11;
Cleveland.
2.
Boston.
3;
Washington,
0.
St.
Louis
opens
at
Chicago
to-
ay.
Detroit,
as
a
result
of
the
win
over
Cleveland,
went
into
thira
.Members
of
Canadian
National
,
Recreation
t
Av-sIaUoutl"b
The
Prince
NEW
YORK.
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27:
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was.at.hoaie
to
the
Canaoum
m-m.k...
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ik.
KVir
Vnrk
nwrratbn
Association
Ten-
Baseball
Standings
The
teams,
in
both
league
wen
.
vesterday
shlfUng
to
new
standa
rh
The
National
League
teams,
were
nrnok,vn
11
travelling
to
resume
today,
a
DlM.K,'
follows:
Chicago
at
SL
..Louis;
WlTt
fnuaaeipnia
si
tw
ur.
burg
at
Cincinnati:
Brooklyn
at
Boston.
Yesterday's
games.
In
the
National
PhHadeJphla
American
New
York,
i
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Boston
.
Detroit.
Cleveland
Chicago
rhBdriphla
Washlncton
St.
Uuia
NE
WYOHK.
June
27:
-
Tony
Oalento
eased
up
on
training
yes
terday
in
readiness
(or
the
title
Entertain
Umomw
nlBnt
again
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Louis,
world's
heavyweight
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from
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by
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to
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nuch
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ratet
ere
Featured.
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to
take
.
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part
in
a
real
wettem
round-up
thit
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year
and
enjoy
all
the
thrillt
of
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ttampece
eventj
trom
your
percn
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the
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fence.
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Mah,
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uwu
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dfccMMl,
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vn
oh
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Rujm
Score
by
Innings:
,
aJDrimM
cm
or
about
the
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day
tl
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the
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permn
having
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tAat
are
mjulrfd
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wKtfila
one
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will
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to
th
aald
Will
without
regard
I
rQ
io
ue
eaic
uim
are
nrrrvj
re-lrulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-I
ddbtedneaa
to
the
underalgiied
forlh-
,witn.
DATED
at
Prince
rucjrrt,
B,
C.
thU
22nd
day
of
June
1039.
ALOIS
OllNEBORO
'
and
1
NORA
E.
ARNOLD
tto.
Trtnca
Rupert,
B.
c
t.
U4
)..,.
4
Tuesday
J
cliampioii.-.
He,
new.,
weighs
Mv
for
a
knook-'&ut.
adding
fust
win
case
he
might
be
misunderstood
that
the
recipient
f
the
knoeL-when
when
'
Yaukees.
had
a
good
.day.
Sunday
nU
dub
on
Sunday
afternoon
he
poled
out
two
home
rum
a
number
of
friendly,
informal
out
is
to
be
Louis
Louis
Jutt
grins
in
the
course
of
a
double-headef
games
were
played
and
refresh
,Tony
asks
for
a
close
inspection
with
the
St..
Louis
Browns
at
the
ments
srved.
Ataong.Uie
visiters
I
of
goTM
before
the
flgh
Polo
Orotindi
The
lowly
Brownl
were
Pat
Hagl'ra.
a
well
known
;
.won
the
opener
seven
10
rinrre
Ketenuan
tennis
ptayrr.
wn
,whUe
the
Yanks
Uk
the
rflght-
here
with
the
baseball
party
'cab
cap
11
11
to
2."
In
the
National
League
Uie
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