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'
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heel
to
low
cuban.
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A
to
D.
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can
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priced
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October
7
1939
EDITORIALS
WAR
TIME
RESTRICTIONS
Gradually
Ave
shall
get
used
to
the
idea
that
we
are
at
war
and
that,
under
those
conditions,
we
have
to
sacrifice
a
good
Jnany
things,
possibly
our
food
supply
.may
be
restricted
in
time
if
the
war
continues
for
several
years.!
Newspapers
are
already
very
greatly
restricted
as
to
what
news
they
may
publish.
Nothing
is
allowed
that
might
possibly
be
directly
or
indirectly
of
advantage
to
the
enemy.
Sp.
also
the
actions
and
conversation
of
every
person
is
restricted.
We
may
not
like
it
but
it
is
so.
Just
let
someo'ne
try
expressing
sentiments
that
might
be
considered,
of
advantage
to
the
enemv
bv
creatine
a
sentiment
in
their
favor
and
he
will
soon
find
out
that
it
is
war
time
and
that
oeace
time
privileges
are
suspended
for
the
time
being.
Styo,
have
to
be
darkened
at
night
and
they
must
take
the
risk
of
a
collision
in
order
to
be
protected
against
possible
sinkfoe
-by
submarines.
Complaints
are
coming
in
from
coastal
boats
that
must
not
use
thei-
radio
because
it
is
war
time,
before
it
is
over
we
nw
ho
all
glad
to.
carry
ga,s
msks
as
they
do
today
in
England.
THE
HOYS'
CLUB
0p
of
the
mot
useful
institutions
in
the
citv
is
the
Tfoys'
Clu,b,
w(ich
is
reopening
for
the
winter
and
a
collection
in,
aid
of
which
is
bein.g
taken
today.
This
club
is
f
or
rthe
'iis.e
of
boys
of
school
age,
giving
them
a
place
where
thev
may
snend
the
evenings.
Those
who
carry
on
tHe
'V.r
(Kj?p
without
nay
of
any
kind
and
iust
now
thev
THANKSGIVING
Mondav
is
Thanksgiving
Day
and
the
first
thing
we
have
to
be
thankful
for
is
that
we
are
not
livinir
in
Poland
There
the
people
have
been
blown
to
nieces,
shot
or
other-
that
makes
real
men
of
them
at
a
time
like
this,
We-are
thankful
that
we
live
in
peaceful
Prince
Ru
5.
2.
Entlish
Aldershot
1,
Mlllwall
2
Barnsley
2,
Orlratby
Town
2
Blackpool
2,
Queen
of
South
1.
Bournemouth
4,
Torquay
United
i
Chelmsford
City
5.
Soufch
End?
United
3.
Chelsea
0.
Arrenal
3.
i
Chester
0.
West
Browwlch
Albion
'(2-
Chesterfield
3.
Birmingham
2.
I
Clapton
Orient
0.
Walthamstow
I
Avenue
2.
Coventry
City
0,
Wolverhampton
:
Wanderers
.
!
Crew
Alexandra,
2.
Portvale
0.
1.
Hartlejjpools
1.
Darlington
1.
,
Huddersfield
5,
Blackburn
Rov
9.00
m
021
.25
Crystal
.Palac?
2.
Brighton
z.
neUdtord
Ctty
,
Charlion
Athletic
3.
Halifax
Town
1.
Oldham
Athletic
ers
0.
Hull
City
2,
Bradford
2.
Liverpool
1.
Everton
4.
,i
Luton
Town
5,
Fulham
2.
Mlllwall
a.
Brentford
-4.
Newcastle
United
3.
Middlesbrough
2.
New
Brighton
3,
Preston
Reserves
1.
Northampton
Town
G,
Notts
County
0.
Notts
Forest
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
;
Preston
North
End
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
1.
'
Queens
Park
Rangers
2,
Birmingham
3.
Reading
6,
Portsmouth
3.
Rochdale
1,
Accrington
Stanley
Rotherham
3.
Doncaster
Rogers
Royal
Navy
4,
Army
and
Air
Force
Leicester
City
2,
Sheffield
United
South
End
United
J.
Watford
2.
Stockport
County
5,
Swansea
Town
3.
Swindon
Town
3
Southampton
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0,
Westham
United
2.
Tunbriage
Wells
Rangers
Charlton
Athletic
0
Wrexham
5,
Tranmere
Rovers
Scottish
Dumbarton
2,
Falkirk
3
Morton
5,
St.
Mlrren
5.
Forfar
Athletic
2,
Dundee
5.
Alloa
6,
Kings
Park
0.
Raith
Hovers
S,
East
Fife
0.
Among
the
.curious
or
unusual
specimens
of
sea
life
brought
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex
perrmental
Station
during
the
past
year
for
Identification
the
following
have
been
noted:
Pomfret
Two
specimens
this
are
characterized
by
,a
bulging
forehead''
even
more
representative
of,
the
word
"highbrow"
than
the
following
llsh.
High-brow
A
thick,
heavy-set
blunt-nosed
fish
30
Inches
long
with
a
peculiar
row
of
holes
cx-
t
tending
from
above
the
top
of
the
v.i(
i
mured
bv
savages.
Another
thin?:
to
be
thankful
jey
10
tn
operculum.
for
Is
.that
we
donot
live
in
German
v
where.
tbrniiP-h
n!
"andsaw
fish-
several
sped
..v.......
...
ygyn
riw...,
w
H.w
w
n.y
w.
on
halibut
gear
in
deep
water
destroy
le
-'pf
.tpp
wprld
to
nlease
the
vanity
of
one
characterized
by
a
taperiruj
body
m,pnJanfj
thus
Vcome
savages.
We
may
be
thankful
we
do
("P
to
42
inches!,
with,
a
.idgh.
not
live,
under
the
iron
rulp
of
Stalin
in
Rnssin
membranous
dorsal
fin
and
wide
Some
Prince'Rupert
boys
are
going
away
to
fight
in
E,iirppe
bi
they
do
so
voluntarilv
and
with
the
consciousness
that
thev
are
d,ojng
what
they
consider
to
be
their
1'
i
Vt
'.
.
-i
'isi.
.l..
iir
i.i
11
i
11
.
(liny
jn
xneicause-ai
nueriy.
vve
are
vnanKiui
mat
mere
opening
mouth
having
long
sharp
teeth.
The
stomach
of
one
sped
men
contained
S
small
squid
and
a
whole
herring.
1
Sea
lamprey-One
specimen
27
aruch
-UmM
mM
the
spirit
SmSS
ISZZtl
impression
they
were
eels.
This
animal
Is
hot
a
true
fish.
It
has
pert,
iipd
hope
that
the
enemy
will
keep
away
from
our
been
suggested
that
the
toughness
uWncml
rhnr
if
fh'pvdn
nnmp
nnr
Ihpnl
Wis
will
trUra
n
of
the
skin
and
the
flesh
would
gpod
account
of
themselves.
make
the
animals
suitable
for
halibut
bait.
Herring
An
unusually
large
.specimen
for
these
waters,
13
Vi
MtVihteresting
tc
:know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
BTLrio
TSi
uS
tbgt
the
people
of
the
.whole
district
are
ngtth
met
,
Ws..caugW..aar
cap
St.
James
THE
DAILY
ttXWl
'Old
Country
Soccer'
YANKS
WIN
1,
Hearts
4,
Partlck
Thistle
2.
Kilmarnock
5,
Clyde
5.
St.
Mlrren
3,
.Hibernians
3.
Leith'
Athletic
4,
St.
Bernards
1.
Dumfermllne
2,
Rangers
1.
Glasgow
Cup,
Semj
Finals
Rangers
2,
Third
Lanark
2.'
Semi
Final
Replay
Queens
Park
1,
Celtic
0.
pav
ihpviirpoQrt-
helpera
They
need
some
one
to
give
(September
from
tw0
different
lo-a
cqupjeif
hours
ot
His
time
once
a
week.
It
is
planned
I
paI10?s'
016
ueh
t
a
gU1
nct
iu
wHi(
-'iuiiiii.iuimi
classes
wnere
ooys
may
lane
up
useful
hobbies,
t
is
something
that
may
prove
very
help'
ful
and
deserves.,
eyery
encouragement.
.
;
UNUSUAL
SPECIMENS
Curious
Samples
Of
Marine
Lift
Landed
Here
Third
Conscutive
Victory
Over,
Cln
clnnatl
In
World
Series
WJtu
.
.
,
.
.
l
Flock
of
Homers
j
Bradford
City
3.
Leeds
United
1.
Bristol
City
5.
Bristol
Rovers
5.
CINCINNATI,
Oct.
7:
CP-
PLA
Y
BY
PUY
Second
Inning
Yankees
Gordon
high
fouled
to
Lcmbardl.
Frey
caught
out
Dahl-gren.
Gomez
fanned.
Reds
Hadley
pitching
for
Yank
ees
Berger
struck
out.
Myers
singl
ed.
Thompson
singled,
sending
My
ers
to
second.
Werber
singled,
scor
ing
Myers.
Thompson
advancing
to
third.
Frey
bounced
to
Dahlgren
who
retired
Thompson
at
plate
J
Werber
went
to
second,
Frey
safe,1
Goodman
singled,
scoring
Werber.
sending
Frey
to
third.
Oordon
caught
out
McCormick.
Third
Inning
Yankees
Crosetti
fouled
to
Werber.
Ooodman
sensationally
caught
out
Rolfe.
Keller
walked.
DIMagglo
I
homered,
scoring
Keiler.
Frey
threw
aut
Dickey.
Reds
Selkirk
caught
out
Lom-
bardl.
DIMagglo
caught
out
Craft.
Crosetti
caught
out
Bereer.
Fourth
Inning
Yankees
Selkirk
walked.
Myers
took
Gordon's
bounder
and
forced
Selkirk
to
second
but
Gordpn
was
safe
at
first.
Dahlgren
fanned.
Frey
took
Hadley's
bounder,
forcing
Gordon
at
second.
Reds
Myers
singled.
Thompson
sacrificed
and
was
thrown
out
but
Myers
went
to
second.
Dahleren
threw
out
Werber,
Myers
going
to
inira.
oordon
threw
out
Frey.
Fifth
Inning
Yankees
Myers
threw
out
Crosetti.
Rolfe
singled.
Keller
ftosier-
ea,
scorlnz
Rolfe.
Werber
ramrht
out
DIMagglo.
Dickey
homered.
Orissom
replaced
Thompson
on
the
mound.
Selkirk
walked.
Berger
aught
out
Gordon.
Reds
Crosetti
caught
out
Good
man.
Dickey
caught
out.
McCormick
high
fouled.
Lombardl
walked',
hit
hv
hall
ColbLL-
..i
--.
Sixth
Inning
jltOW
xanKees
craft
caught
out
Dahlgren.
Myers
threw
out
Hadley.
threw
out
Crosetti.
Reds
Berger
fanned,
Myers
walked.
Hadley
threw
out
Bonglo
vannla.
who
was
batting
foj:
Orissom,
Myers
going
to
second
Berber
walker.
Oordon
threw
out
Frey.
Seven,tl
Inning
xanicees
(Moore
pitching
for
Reds)
Myers
threw
put
Rolf?.
Xel
1
P
r
fanrtaA
t
f
nn
m
ll...
n
.
.
1
T-
I
tnrtk
craft's
rrottttdex.
forcing
Bor
dagaray
at
second.
Oorien
retired
Craft
on
ji
PX
ONCE
MORE
v.z
Vil
Vij
Dickey
mu
wtehfr(
cr
Berwr
nwtot
Skk.
Wwtoer
eaoffet
mat
0pdsv
Rsi
CrosrtO
threw
oat
Mym.
Rotfe
Vtvmt
at
Xlwre.
!
Xl
'
VANCOUVER.
October
7
CP
YaaVe-
"".New
Westminster
Adanacs
won
by
uury
4.
uurniey
i.
Grinding
out
four
home
runs,
taw
XtefeHrt.
Mvw
Uaw
Cardiff
City
1.
Plymouth
Argyle.
men
on
haS(.
th
machine-
,Croaj
Sunk
HdWy
like
New
York
Yankees
overwhelm-
RJ-o?3.-w
Mrc
Werber.
;
ed
the
Cincinnati
Reds
by
a
seort
Frey
fcnS
wM
tmgtea.
of
7
to
3
for
the
third
consecutive
Frey
tf
k
wvnti
Kirtlw
eaufht
I
World
Series
victory
today
Two
of
act
JArCVtsuct
tcttobner.
j
the
homers
were
by
the
rookie.
.
-
Charlie
Keller,
and
the
others
by
Joe
DoMagglo
and
BUI
JVf
key
Lefty
Gomes,
whose
are
Is
out
of
condition,
was
tried
on
the
mpund
ta
the
first
Inning
but
was
replaced
London
Throws
Cappers
Hat;
by
Irving
Hadley
Rookie
pene
I
.
.
Thompson
started
for
the
Cincip-
JmQ
LOfltCSl
naii,
neus
nut
was
arm
mi
iu
ers
In
the
fifth
anil
i?ls.ced
by
-Let
Orlssom
who
gave
way
to
Lloyd
Moore
in
the
ninth.
Batteries:
Yankees
Onmez
and
Dicker.
TOPJXA
Kommv
October
7:
Former
Ooveroer
Alfred
XI.
Lan-dou.
who
was
KepubJtean
pre!-
dentlal
Candidate
i
the
tost
presl-
definitely
not
be
In
the
field
again
dature.
First
Inning
O
C
I
Yankees-Crosetti
walked.
Mc
-
jeHSOn
'
S
llfSt
Cormlck
put
out
Rolfe.
Croscttl
go-
ing
to
second.
Keller
homered.!
SnnvV
At
PriMfP
scoring
Crosetti.
DIMagglo
struck!:--"
1
--W
out.
Dickey
walked.
DJfkey
ran
toi
,
third
on
wild
pitch.
Werber
threw
out
Selkirk.
Reds-f
Gordon
threw
out
Werber.
DIMagglo
caught
out
Frey.
Goodman
singled.
McCormick
singled,
Goodman
going
to
third.
Lombar-
di
singled,
scoring
Goodman.
McCormick
to
second.
Craft
fanned.
First
snow
of
the
season
at
Prince
Oeorge
Is
reported
In
the
daily
weather
report
today.
A
southeast
wind
Is
blowing
there
and
the
snow-is
very
wet
FOIl
SALH
FOR
SALEXicClary
range,
grey
enamel
finish,
almost
new.
Complete
with
oil
burner.
Stamford,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
tf.
NEW
American
stamps
for
sale,'
ones
and
threes.
Dally
News,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweep
ing
outfit,
complete.
Apply
Zum-khr
at
hospital.
U.
FOR
SALE
Rex
bowling
alleys.
For
particulars
apply
Old
Empress
Hotel.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Trio
of
thoroughbred
white
New
Zealand
rabbits,
cheap.
A.
Russell,
Inverness
Cannery.
(239)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
FIRST
Class
board
and
room
resl-!
dences.
Reasonable
rates,
tlose;
In.
Phone
Black
965.
(235)
!
WANTED
FURNISHED
House
In
by
responsible
Oreen
399.
or
flat
close
party.
Phone
PARTY,
would
like
to
buy
bouse,
good
condition,
good
view
Apply
Dally
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(230)
personal;
Maggio.
i
SALES
IjEIJWFEMALE
Reds
8elklrk
caucht
out
Ooorf.l
maJi.
McCormick
singled.
.Hadley
errored,
throwing
Lombardl's
grounder
past
second.
McConnlck
was
safe
at
third.
Lombardl
at
first
Bordagaray
ran
for
Lombc.rdl.
Rolfe
on
or
about
September
20.
King
crab
Of
the
'
many
specimens
brought
Ln
from
year
to
year
for
the
local
muKw'm,
this
specimen
measuring
?S$i
lnchf
across
the
back
and
caught
at
Oval
Day,
Porcher
Island,
is
the
largest
so
far.
BLACKHEADS
CO
qulcklf
by
t
ilmpU'mt)o4
Ut
dU-olM
lhm,
Ctt
two
ouncn
ot
VTVOft
powir
from
iroor
drurgl.t,
pplr
with
k
hot.
w.t
c
oth
tntlr
ovtr
tk
fcl.ckb.J
i4
jrou
will
wvi4if
Uwr
U
!Ott.
TO
OCT
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
Letter
Carrier,
Postal
Clerk,
Customs
Examiner.
Stenographer,
etc
Free
Booklet.
The
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd..
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
Agents,
tf.
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
tf.
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SHOW
and
women
are
some
of
our
best
Christmas
Card
agents.
If
you
have
spare
time
we
will
furnish
you
with
our
Christmas
Card
album
free
from
which
to
take
orders
from
your
friends
and
acquaintances.
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commls-
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dons;
friendly
service.
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Qulld.
570
Seymour
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Vancouver.
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best
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five
game
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for
the
Mann
Cup.
emblematic
of
Cadadlan
box
lacrosse
championship.
The
second
game
will
be
played
at
New
Westminster
on
Monday.
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Lands
On
West
Coast
Of
Vancouver
Isle
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and
Lombard!
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announce
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will
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WINNERS
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Catharines
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10
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everywhere
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YEARLY
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Magazine
$2.50
Cosmopolitan
$3.00
Saturday
Evening
Post
$2.00
liberty
$2,00
Woman's
Home
Compan.
$1.90
Canadian
Home
Journal,
$1.'90
Ladles
Home
Journa.1
$1.00
Readers
Digest
3.00
Better
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&
Gardens
$1.00
Popular
Mechanics
$2.50
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until
November
10th
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