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Wednesday.
June
5,
1940.
EDITORIALS
SPEECH
WITH
A
PURPOSE
Some
people
when
they
heard
or
read
the
speech
de-,
Jivered
by
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
yesterday
felt
very
glum
over
the
outlook.
Probably
this
speech
"was
delivered
for
the
mi
rno.se
of
making
the
people
of
the
Un
ited
Kinpdom
redouble
their
efforts
and
also
to
bring
home
to
the
people
of
the
United
States
the
seriousness
of
the
situation
and
need
for
their
help
in
order
to
save
the
world
from
tyranny.
The
condition
is
not
worse
than
it
was
the
flay
hefore
he'made
the
speech
hut
the
effect
was
depressing.
It
also
may
have
had
a
stimulating
effect
on
many
people
here
who
possibly
have
felt
that
there
was
nothing
they
could
do.
One
of
the
chief
needs
just
now
is
Red
Cross
sunnlies.
THE
MONTH
OF
JUNE
"And
whatis
so
rare
as
a
dav
in
June'
u-rnt
t
hp
nnoh
MINE
WORK
G0ESWELL
Encouraging
Reports
Regarding
'
Dardanelles
Property
.Near
Terrace
-
TERRACE,
June
5.
Encouraging,
rp
port
are
t:omlng
from
Usk
concerning
the
Dardanelles
group
of
mining
prospects.
A
tunnel
fs
being
driven
to
pick
up
the
main
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
IIOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
60
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
111
ore
body
that
was
exposed
by
the
iaie
sieve
McNeil.
Two
shifts
of
about
eleven
men
are
working.
Last
year
the
tunnel
went
In
to
700
feet
and
exposed
two
mineralized
veins,
one
at
300
feet
with
an
average
width
of
2
feet
and
another
at
550
feet
with
a
width
of
5
feet.
It
Is
expected
to
pick
up
the
main
about
1C00
feet.
ore
body
at
Fred
M.
Wells,
the
managing
director.
Is
expected
In
the
district
In
the
near
future.
Our
Famous
Edsun
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
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and
FERTILIZERS
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CO.
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and
558
BEAVERS
BEAT
MAPLE
LEAFS
Teams
Again
Tied
for
Kin
Edward
School
Football
Lea
rue
Lead
The
Beavers
von
from
the
Maple
Leafs
by
four
goals
to
two
in
their
regularly
scheduled
fixture
In
the,
Xing
Edward
School
footbaEj
league
and
are
again
tied
with
the'
Wanderers
for
the
league
leadership,
i
Play
was
even
but
the
Beavers
were
the
more
dangerous
and
Mc-Greish
scored.
Johansen
added
i
second
when
Blake
misklcked.
The
second
half
found
the
Beavers
adding
two
more,
both
scored
by
Mc-Grelsh,
and
then
the
Leafs
woke
up
and
Pilfold
scored
to
be
followed
by
a
goal
by
Wilson.
For
the
Beavers
Bond
and
Husoy
were
safe
at
back.
Holkestad,
Bert
Prince
and
C.
Pilfold
were
all
good
at
half
back
with
McGrelsh
and
Johansen
the
best
forwards.
Haasen
kept
a
fair
goal
for
the
Leafs.
Blake
was
fair.
Arntsen
played
a
very
good
game
and
snarpe
and
Sheppard
were
alsj
National
League
New
York
5.
Cincinnati
4.
Philadelphia
6.
Chicago
12.
Boston
2,
Pittsburg
14.
St.
Louis
1,
Brooklyn
10.
American
League
Chicago
7,
New
York
3.
St.
Louis
5.
Boston
3.
Cleveland
2-3.
Washington
7.2
Detroit
6,
Philadelphia
8.
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work
and
men
can
pay
and
thus
help
keep
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in
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--
the
sick
and
wounded
and
in
providing
comforts
for
the
men
in
the
field.
It
must
be
remembered
that
it
is
not
only
the
British
and
French
soldiers
who
had
a
bad
time.
The
opinion
is
held
that
the
Germans
have
lost
more
men
than
the
Allies
and
especially
airmen.
FOR
SALU.
Phone
Blue
317
after
6.
personal'
wide.
All
kinds
of
old
rug
material
can
be
used.
Loom
has
ten
dollars
worth
of
cotton
warp
on
beam.
Cost
$75.00.
Cash
price
$25.00,
Instruction
book
provided.
Rev.
O.
Thome.
Klncolith
(136)
It
is
a
beautiful
month,
a
wonderful
month.
Every
thin
s
r'l
sle-Ralsed
deck
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nut
wu
jiuu
arm
not
too
com.
iature
nas
done
everything
possible
to
make
it
the
happiest
month
of
the
year.
And
yet,
here
we
are
trying
to
kill
each
other.
One
or
two
ambitious
men
have
inflamed
the
passion
for
power
in
their
countrymen
so
that
they
are
willing
to
spoil
this
wonderful
earth
of
ours
in
order
to
secure
for
themselves
something
that
has
no
value
to
them
or
to
anyone
elsej
It
is
a
reversion
to
the
savagery
of
our
primitive
ancestors.
NEW
Stocking
Club
opens
at
Style
Shop.
Saleslady
will
explain
to
pallers.
1137,
MEN
WANTED
A
good
business
Davlnc
cnnri
in
come
and
with
future
possibilities.
Selling
Famllex
Products
men
and
women
all
over
Canada
have
found
the
secret
of
success.
Why
don't
you
get
In
on
It
too?
NO
OBLIGATION.
Ask
for
FREE
catalogue
describing
200
necessity
products
and
plan.
FA
Ml
LEX
PRODUCTS,
J70
St
Clement
St.,
MONTREAL.
tf.
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
OET
A
GOVERNMENT
Job
as
Clerk,
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno
etc.
Three
Dominion-wide
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
M.
C.
C.
Schoob
Ltd..
Winnipeg
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
agents.
WANTED
WANTED
500
women
to
Join
An-nette's
Stocking
Club.
(137)
WANTED
Girl
for
mother's
help.
Apply
room
4,
White
Apartments.
.
(134)
WANTED
Girl
for
housework.
Call
'
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PUBLIC
Stenographer.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wen
i
i
j
NAVY
WINS
'Fiw
Sw
W
OVER
IRISH"
Si
In
Came
Interesting
And
Well
Con
tested
Although
Navy
Beat
Irish
Three
To
Nil
FOOTBALL
SCORKKS
V.
Ferguson
(Navy)
6.
A.
llrt-keus
(Velvet)
X
K.
Smith
(Navy)
3.
Dick
Cameron
(Dry
Dk)
W.
Fercusou
(Navy)
1.
Uaker
(Velvet)
X
J.
Campbell
(Dry
Dock)
J.
Martin
(l
us.ll.ers)
2.
II.
Dickens
Velvet)
1.
Potter
(Fusiliers)
1.
G.
Ferguson
(Velvetl
!.
Vlnk
(Velvet)
I.
Borland
(Navy)
1.
S.
Scherk
(Navy)
1.
A
very
Interesting
and
well
con
tested
football
niateh
was
played
last
night
up
on
Acropons
iuu
when
the
Irish
Fusiliers
met
Navy.
The
game
ended
with
a
score
of
.three
to
nil
in
favor
of
Navy.
Scoring
opened
when
Allan
Da-
Vie,
wavy
S
cenire
..u.i-usm:.
prw.
nt
Iho
r,.
n
wiio
Pilfold
were
the
pick.
Teams:
Beavers
Ormlston;
Bond,
Husoy:
B.
Prince.
Holkestad.
C.
Pilfold;
Menzles.
E.
Pierce,
McGrelsh.
Murray,
Johaasen.
Leafs
Hansen;
Blake,
Rothwell;
Sharpe.
Arntsen,
Sheppard:
Wilson.
Pilfold.
J.
Prince.
Bagshaw.
Grlmble.
T.
The
league
standing:
W
Wanderers
io
Beavers
n
Maple
Leafs
5
L
C
7
13
Baseball
Scores
Pts
23
23
12
piajr-
Stanley
W.
Colton
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
10
dOllLjaii
maiciiuo
with
North
star
winning
over
kinirv
in
the
second
came
to
t
.
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l
m
a
M
a
rwmlt,
worth
tar
ana
fTMer
,
wnau
Mtrwt
we
sUll
thnl
Itr
mat
pu.ee
uieveMtM
In
the
league
sUndings.
Next
unroit
games
wHl
be
played
Saturday
New
York
the
second
game
which
wtu
well
played
by
both
tides
Slmundsen
pitched
a
good
game
for
North
Star.
Melbourne
Btuaey
and
Oliver
aSntcrbane
were
umpire
of
last
d
the
ball
well
into
the
oppon-
night's
sanies
and
we
tms
were
ent's
penalty
area
to
Walter
Fer-
North
SUr
Zbura.
8munde.i
guson
who.
in
turn,
drove
the
ball
nt-d
Van.
Prklns
IVttenuto.
past
the
Fusilier's
goalie,
giving
Mentenko.
Astorl.
Hodtklnton
him
no
chance
to
save.
The
second
Fr
street
Poitak.
Arney
goal
was
also
registered
by
Fer-
ourvkh.
Klllaa.
Bill
PotUk.
An-guson
when
he
converted
a
perfect
derson.
cross
by
Navy's
right
winger.
Nor-
Dominion
Dairy
McLean.
Oo-man
Campbell.
The
Irish
forward
me8
jjebb.
oood.
Laurie.
Laurie,
pressed
hard
for
a
counter
and
Love,
IUrker.
Cameron
were
through
several
time
but
lacked
the
scoring
punch
and
the
half
ended
with
Navy
two
up.
Second
Half
In
the
second
half
Navy
would
have
gone
well
Into
the
lead
If
It
had
not
been
for
Webb,
the
Fusiliers'
goalie,
who
played
spectacular
ball,
pushing
and
kicking
the
sphere
out
at
all
angles.
The
third
score
of
the
game
came
after
about
twenty-five
minutes
of
play
In
the
second
half
when
Ferguson
kicked
the
ball
at
the
goal
and
it
glanced
off
McWllllam.
play-j
ins
defence
for
the
Irish.
Into
the
I
goal,
this
being
a
tough
break
for
Webb.
'
The
remaining
fifteen
minutes
of
play
was
fast
and
furious
with
many
collisions
and
Injuries.
How
ever
Navy
managed
to
remain
on
ton
unUl
the
final
whittle,
j
Officials
for
the
game
were
Hen-jry
Dickens
as
referee
and
Camp-i
bell
.and
Baker
as
linesmen,
j
The
standing
to
date
in
the
City
League
competition
Is
as
follows:
W
D
P
F
A
Ps
Navy
Velvet
Dry
Dock
Irish
Fusiliers
MAHOMET'S
KIN
CAPE
TOWN.
June
5:
CP-Sayed
Hashlcm
Alawle
of
Mecca
direct
descendant
of
the
Dronht'
HAND-LOOM
FOR
SALE
-Takes
Mahomet,
visited
Cape
Town
to
lec-floor
space
36"
x
42".
Weaves
ture
to
the
Moslem
community.
rugs
irom
12"
to
36'
Commodore
V.
O.
Brodeur
R
C
N
.
commanding
officer
for
the
Pacific
Coast
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy:
Engineer
Commander
a.
L.
Stephens
and
Lieut.
Commander
H
Kingsley
arrived
in
the
city
by
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
plan"
yesterday
afternoon
to
make
a
local
Inspection.
The
plane
In
which
they
travelled
left
this
morning
for
AU-ford
Bay,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
bring
in
one
of
the
Air
Force
men
there
who
requires
surgical
treatment
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
having
been
stricken
with
acute
appendicitis.
THE
SEAL-'
QUALITY
f
MKT'
Goin
Fishin?
to
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
th
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
tbt
rear
round
payroll
In
rrine
Rupert
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Are
Eligible
With
Any
Purchase
of
Fishim'
Tackle
SEE
US
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DETAILS
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PHONE
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Lo.
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08
Baseball
Standings
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
...
New
York
j
'Chicago
I
In
the
Intermediate
Softball
;
Philadelphia
1
League
last
night
Fraaer
SUee
St.
Loul
'won
over
uoimtiw"
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'.hut-out
score
f
14
to
nothing
PltUburg
'nlRht
with
Fraser
Street
taking
on
Chicago
both
North
SUr
and
Dominion
Washington
Dairy.
j
Philadelphia
Hebb.
lhe
Dry
ptteher.
ftb
Louis
laent
during
the
first
game
and
this
was
a
handicap.
John
uox
relieved
for
Hebb.
Amey
did
a
good
pitching
lob
for
Fraser
Street.
Hebb
was.
however,
on
hand
for
National
League
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this
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Hove
Wedding
Stationery
Hride
and
(.room
Sets
Wedding
Serviettes
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Wrappings
(lift
and
Congratulation
Cards
Candles
June
16th
Is
FATHER'S
DAY
More
popular
every
year
this
newe
days
in
which
to
remember
Father
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range
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