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Fight
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AR.CH
SUPPORTING
Hot
In
Money
feet
Dress
Shoes
The
very
latest
models
in
Pumps,
Straps
and
Oxfords
in
Black,
Brown
and
Blne
Kid
with
covered
and
leather
tee.
Have
just
arrived.
FOR
REAL
COMFORT
TRY
A
PAIR
FIlILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoe
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
f-ejnck
grrarr
-
British
coloibu
PtiHil
fisJM
ETery
ATUnxni,
Except
Sunday,
by
Pxtaee
Rnpert
Dally
Hen.
limited.
Third
Avenue
2.
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Manning-Editor
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25
Monda
September
18,
1939.
DITOMALS
WHERE
IS
THE
AXIS?
M
Vthtre
is
the
Anti-Comintern
Axis
of
which
so
much;
.
.
.
.
"".
-
a
1
Til.
it.
1
wjj&ajuwara
only
a
lew
momns
ago
;
n
is
gone
ana
wun
it
tteerientation
of
European
powers.
The
Com-raunisOsiiiiiiisUffere
the
people
who
shouted
loudest
for
the
par-ticipat
Jtfipaiion
of
Great
Britain
and
France
against
the
dic-tatorsftorship
in
Spaia
Now
we
wonder
what
they
think.
Tkre
mure
were
some
well-meaning
people
who
thought
Great
BritahsHui
should
take
part
in
the
civil
war.
The
evils
of
a
dietaUktetatorehip
were
shouted
in
the
streets.
Now
we
see
the
union
toion
of
Uvo
of
the
greatest
dictatorships
planning
to
dis-
4
memWusmler
Poland
and
threatening
even'
country
opposed!
totbeai
them
It
is
not
a
pleasant
picture.
MANY
ANGLES
ItJl
ItL
still
difficult
for
Canadians
to
realize
just
where
theysjwty
stand
in
relation
to
the
war.
Until
recently
Japan,
vuldsar
looked
upon
as
a
likely
foe
and
she
might
be
yet
judg-fofbybja
recent
report
in
regard
to
the
situation
at
Shanghai,
"
ai
The
treaty
with
Russia
also
seems
to
indicate
an
,
Oriertvmrriental
lin
e-up"
of
a
somewhat
threatening
character.
N7
NewfDaTjers
in
Germany,
it
is
reported,
seemed
to
be
i
prepaispparing
their
readers
for
Russia
participating
in
the
di-vidiDffltibrJiiiupof
Poland,
leaving
a
buffer
state
between
Ger-Eianv
vjsanv
and
Fii"'ia.
S2
So
far
the
advance
on
the
western
front
has
been
ratheajJlitlierBurprisjne.
The
French
armies
have
overrun
a
katen)!i:aten,
Even
in
Poland
this
has
been
suggested.
Ittl
Italv
seem?
to
have
settled
down
to
the
idea
of
beintr
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mart
the
600th
adversary
r
-is
gran',
of
the
Duchy
of
Com-
i.-e
K-r.g
p,c
v..'
London
estates
ot
the
Ducny
A
woman
is
-curtsey
to
the
King.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Kev
York
1,
Cincinnati
C.
Brooklyn
3,
PKtaburg
2.
Philadelphia
2,
Chteafo
S.
Boston
5.
St.
Lotos
6.
Americas
Leafne
Detroit
5.
Sew
York
8.
Cleretand
2,
Boston
L
Chicago
6.
Phlaldelphia
7.
St.
Louis
0.
Washington
4.
SUXDAY
SCORES
National
League
Boston
5-5,
CtocinnaU
6-3.
Hex
York
2-1.
St
Louis
1-2.
Brooklyn
10-3,
Chicago
4-2.
Philadelphia
7-1.
Pittsburg
3-10.
American
League
St.
Louis
8-3.
Nev
York
4-1.
Cleveland
2-18,
Philadelphia
4-5
Chicago
8-7.
Boston
1-11
Detroit
3.
Washington
2.
CUssifiI
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Approximately
la-i:
acres
including
cottage
and
contents
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Erik
Eneroth,
Oona
Riter
$225
Cach.
Official
Administrator
Norman
A.
Watt,
Prince
Rnoert.
B.C.
large
Jjtrje
territory
vine
Germany
the
first
taste
of
war
in
,
or
sale
Furniture
etc.
of
four-herooi;rcv'n
country.
Thip
camDaim
has
shown
that
Ger-i
room
apartment,
suite
l.
Steele
many
toy
is
not
so
formidable
as
was
expected.
She
can
Hp
bufahK
3-9
p-"-
f
tieuteeutral
nation.
Her
ships
are
engaging
in
commerce
in
j
orderly
wanted.
Apply
Prince
all
thall
the
seas
and.
as
lone
aiithevare
au-av
from
hnmp
u-p'
RnPCTt
Oeneral
HospiUl
mom-
rrv
be
sinbeprett-v
sure
c
"-ill
not
take
any
part
on
either
side,'-
li
incident"
between
China
and
JaDan
seems
to!
-
"KALL
OKRLNT
haVP-lWIflfW
it
of
the
nieture
sn
far
as
th
nou-t
?a
onn
'FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Good
busl
ctrneomnei
Yet
it
may
flare
up
at
any
time.
Evidently
the
?f?
JLJ??!?
ttwiniiw
tryj
ne
to
wear
down
the
invaders.
i
nvi"'
'
l.
1
ting
average
i
of
the
charter
..-.e
southeast
"wv
dropping
MCCLYM0NT
IS
WINNER
Ittl
It
is
too
early
yet
to
comment
on
the
entrv
of
Russia
Macpd-Moundsman
should
.
T).1.
i
Ti.
mi.
it
if,
.
"
.
be
-and
tnr
n!nt
tttrrUnn
into
nitto'Ptiland.
It
is
possible
that
it
may
not
mean
much
or
it
main
may.mean
a
great
deal
Within
a
few
days
we
shall
,
1
.
.
.
A,.:i-j:.:vi!.ii
i
in..
MAN
and
teresUtefl'estec
V.
Ai
iov
more
about
the
intentions
of
the
various
in-
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Right
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young
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2
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Douglas
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ing
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DaUy
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for
and
Mrs.
M.
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thLi
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city,
passed
through
on
the
Prin-
.
'
cess
Louise
Saturday
afternoon
en-
FOR
RENT
rout
to
Vancouver
whence
he
wiU,
proceed
to
Edmonton
to
enter
th
i
FOR
RENT
November
1.
Premises
University
of
Alberta
He
has
been
now
occupied
by
Boston
Cafe
sperminTthe
summer
at
White
Phone
14.
tf
horse
I
a
The
Milk
For
Cooking
NEW
YORK
Sept.
lfv-ssi
af
the
dUappomUag
gate
ta
Oili
e:
-Nora
fight
at
PtiMpttta
Friday
night
Manager
Mike
Jacobs
sij-
&e
mUi
not
pcoatt
loay
Oai-ent
q
to
Hitrt
outside
of
New
York
gin
Promoter
Joe
Jsaobs
Jut
a.
permit
will
not
be
granted
t
or
Oakfito
to
flgat
in
New
Tare
The
gate
Frtstir
night
J
n
naal
tc
a
mere
9.
Osleaao
aad
Nova
each
received
$14.1.
SPORT
CHAT
Stan
Home
came
from
behind
to
via
hit
Uurd
straight
Canadian
Professional
OoHers
ui-pton&hip
at
Kingston
a
year
at'
ui
tiiorsoay
To
strakes
behind
at
the
start
of
ihe
day
s
pay.
Ux
youag
Ottawa
pro
beat
at
Tar-UW(
Bob
Cray
by
a
siasfc-
stroke,
finishing
the
72-boie
Ui
villi
it.
Mxl
af
234.
Pancho
Villa,
Flsspsno
twxe
kite
Ml
OB
i
Johnny
Buff,
flyweight
champion
of
the
world,
at
Ve
York
17
years
ago
Friday
night
Subsequently
VlUa.
after
aeieaun;
Jimmy
Wilde,
the
English
champion,
became
known
as
the
wartd
i
-
Mh
hexing
champs,
although
Frankie
Geaara.
wha
had
outpointed
the
Asuue
ua
re
Umed
the
Amerlean
UUe.
VUta
died
la
Jury.
1925.
Montreal
Canadians,
oldest
team
In
professional
hockey.
ws
sold
to
Ernest
SaTard.
owntr
of
th
Montreal
Royals
of
the
Iaterna
Uonal
Baseball
League,
for
a
re
ported
price
f
SS&jm
iottr
yean
at
Saturday.
The
sale
broke
p
a
15-year
partnership
be.tn
Leo
Dandurand
and
Joe
CattarhMch
former
nimrr
nl
IK
Vilml
jTook
Pair
of
Juni-r
Leatne
Came.
H(xU
llQck
I
From
Fraser
Street
Yesterday
.
,
.
Dally
adrertisii
L
.
.
.
News
U
sure
to
In
the
Junior
Baseball
League
with
:
Fraser
Street.
The
scare
of
the
first
game
was
9
to
8
and
the
second
if
to
1.
In
the
first
game
Fraser
Street
was
ahead
aatil
the
fourth
Inning
after
whtea
Medyraont
Park
came
ap
from
behind
to
win
in
spite
of
Fraser
Street's
good
hitting.
The
second
game
was
ail
in
favor
of
Mc&ymont
from
start
to
finish.
Fraser
Street
weakening
in
its
hlt-
jing.
1
Next
week
a
series
of
games
for
the
city
championships
will
be
rtarted.
Both
teams
are
tn
fine
fettle
and
rearing
for
action.
Mike
Pustak
will
be
umpire.
Here
are
thamBaU
sketches
of
some
of
frn?
otayers:
I
Fraser
Street
j
Arney
Effective
moondsman;
whose
hitting
average
Is
high.
I
Pavlikis
Catcher
who
Hves
up
to
the
reputation
that
all
Greeks
are
athletes.
.
I
Bill
Long
First
baseman
and
food
catcher.
i
Stan
.Scherk
Shortstop,
considered
one
(A
the
beat.
Bob
Long
Second
baseman
with
tf.ifood
batttag
average.
(223)
TlltS
bring
daHy
re
-Build
B.C
PayrsUs"
'
5i
WC1
;
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find
that
food
cooked
with
Pacific
Milk."
writes
Mrs.
E
"It
better.
Our
puddings
and
purees
taste
fine
and
took
rich.
Cakes
and
scones
are
made
light
and
delicious.
Empty
the
milk
Into
a
lug.
place
in
the
Ice
box
and
it
keeps
lovely
and
fresh."
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MRS.
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li
The
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ue
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it
to
your
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it
it'tnhrt
and
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Krtp
m
package
la
your
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or
pur
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it
I
hit
ilrvd
moment.
Krp
m
in
tht
hmnt
too
th
children
lotc
It.
Willian'
Bnnling
Of
Fort
Fraser
Has
Passed
Away
FORT
FKABEJt
8lt
If
-
arat
raaenl
awrt
riant
of
Port
raer
for
aiaay
rears.
WUaarr
Bantlac
passed
avay
last
Taeaday
-
t
ass
hoar
Th
famrral
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m
Taassday
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a
rst
waadrnt
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'he
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