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TWO
WORTHY
ORJFrr?
Today
in
Sports
NAVY
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Defeats
Dry
Dock
In
Opener
Dominion
Day
Cup
Series
Football
Scorers
Dick
Cameron
(Velvet)
2.
J.
Campbell
(Dry
Dock)
2.
Martin
iFusiliers)
2.
W.
Ferguson
(Navy)
1.
II.
Dickens
(Velvet)
1.
Potter
(Fusiliers)
1.
C.
Ferguson
(Velvet)
1.
Vink
(Velvet)
I.
R
Smith
(Navy)
I.
Borland
(Navy)
1.
well
contested
with
both
teams
staged,
playing
a
clean
and
pleasing
brand
of
ball.
The
teams
were
very
evenly
matched
and
it
was
well
on
to
the
end
of
the
first
half
before
Navy
managed
to
break
through
Dry
Dock's
strong
defence
when
Ralph
Smith
scored
a
perfect
right
foot
drive.
With
the
score
one-nothing
against
them.
Dry
Dock
strived
t
feverishly
to
score
an
equalizer
but
SPORT
CHAT
..-.
A
-
trwMifHt
on
Vf
nesdav
nbTht
cawed
postponmentjtreme
preseure
when
fie
phase
?JWa;
Muuklpal
share
ot
the
scheduled
opening
games
of
the
season
for
the
Prince
Rupert
the
Western
Fsant
er,
th
31-year-old
Tarteton
Baseball
Scores
National
Lea
cue
Chicago
5.
Boston
4.
American
Leacue
Boston
7.
SU
Louis
5.
I
eanilat
MHMnt
1
1.518
30:
ToUl
B.
C.
innvm
WARNED
(Continued
from
Pw
i
,w,
ajs
swajestsi.
ssMussauaa
sa,ev
v-
Dock
met
in
the
first
game
of
a
portuntiy
ior
practice
at
tne
aim-
ticn
oc
we
remaining
resources
knock-out
series
for
the
Dominion
tralian
golf
gymkhana
at
Mel-
and
the
development
of
ways
and
Day
Football
Cup
with
Navy
em-
bourne.
Australia
In
aid
of
the
mean
of
strengthening
the
eeon-
erging
victorious
by
a
score
of
two
Royal
Melbourne
Hospital
when
a
amy
for
the
future."
ish.
Columbia
residents
have
iJlMHi.
1-
.
-1
A.
i
.
3
iaic
r
uie
scoring
column,
mcx
iavi-(
vet
dht
The
lady
visitor
who
was
delivering
lectures
in
the
uId
avf
lt-NaTy
went
tw
ahead
lakis.
playing
the
left
wing
for
Dry
this
V.eek.
Miss
Gaultier
of
Quebec,
was
advocating
StSrinJ1lV?wn,a"y
?
Navy's
goalie
many
try-
tt..
.r.'-
A
l7
J
Al
A
"
uu"
'K
momenu.
IWO
WOnnV
OOiectS.
UIIC
was
X
tiuscx
uuuci
maiming
aim
ey
handled
the
hall
In
TW
T-v.
r,.
u.-ji.j
112.SS1.0W
I
of
re
ef
exploitation
posses,"
a-r
Total
7W.oog
uaiit
to
local
governments,
eo(.
090.
i
In
most
years
the
province
would
gain
and
the
Dominion
would
lose
substantia
My
mare
than
was
indicated
above
"Transfers
Nel
Tart-ton,,
noted
British
boxer,
-
aectcsUy
of
amjartkttnc
debt
"
onuw
is
expound?
the
to.
and
outa
of
burred
far
developmental
pro-
LnLT',
the
manly
art
to
British
soldiers
on
tects
and
particularly
for
those
such
t
A
clever
fight-
M
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
mil-
.
"
U
a
way,
vokh
have
already
proved
111-
"
--
"-e
.
im-
man
or
original
ideas
ana
is
re-
advised
and
uaprodaeuve.
uerore
-
"7",
7
,
garded
as
a
nrst-eJass
coach.
the
beat
of
the
retraces
are
ex-
Sli-,
?
,1
k..,.i
.1.
,
.
form
natloml
rata,
would
leave
f"M
"Provincial
and
....
.u
r.
,
r.,
d.h.',
r...
h.ri
si.
a.
i.
th.
..mii...
municipal
British
Columbia
"evidently
did
not
need
an
adjustment
grant
to
nothing.
The
game
was
very
special
event
for
club-
throwing
was
However,
"in
the
meantime.
Drit-
.JL
rs..
.
.
vT"
'
.
"
-.
....
u
i
i-i-
....j
..
vtees
eo4d
be
maintained
and
de-
""""c
Vl
wi-cuon
ana
toent
and
conservation
ex-
bttter
communal
service
than
has
p-nd;tures
be
brought
up
to
pre-the
aveiaae
Canadian
elUsen
and
depression
levels
on
provincial
lhar
havt
shown
a
willingnass
to
..xation
siiahUy
lower
than
the
maintain
thee
standards
by
sub-
Canadian
average.
British
Colum-mttUog
to
higher
than
average
tax-
bia
Uxpayers
would
be
saved
be-t1-
twen
4.000.000
and
J5
.000.000
TIM
cemmlasian
warned
agains
xh
proposed
budgetary
expectation
that
the
"fortuitous
tion
basis
1938-Mi
coincidence
of
econocnie
evenU
of
Provincial
revenues.
$3)
.000
.000
...c
.w
urcaoes
wokd
provea
BxpendU
"
9.0C
In
their
favor,
the
Dry
Dock
for-
Navy
along
with
the
old
reliable,
af
would
pass.
02
wards
threatened
continuously
but
Bill
Murray,
gave
a
very
good
ac-
This
Is
the
effect
of
th-
com-
-25
were
unable
to
crack
Navy's
defence
count
of
himself
with
his
sure
kkk-
minion's
oublic
finance
plan
on
of
Borland
and
Murray.
With
the
in?.
British
Columbia
on
the
basis
of
play
travelling
up
and
down
the
"Scoop"
Bury.
Dry
Dock's
new.1937
res.
as
grrni
In
the
May
17,
1940.
field
at
a
fast
it
Prt:
pace
appeared
al-
football
find,
plays
a
hard
game
most
certain
that
sooner
or
later
and.
without
a
doubt
will
non
m-!
Credits
fiflP
t
A
a
m
Krii1rl
canto
,
a
ai
a
.
appreciatKia
Qt
the
French
Canadian
by
the.
bnglisn
penalty
area.
From
then
on
Navy
ry
Dickens
and
proved
himself
quite
ttoll
costs.
$415.0eO:
8tnklng
funds
speaKing
ccopie
oi
tne
country
ana
tne
revival
oi
ine
an-
cient
handicrafts
of
the
people
of
Quebec
and
of
othe:
-parts
of
the
country.
In
regard
to
the
relation
of
the
French-Canadian
:o
the
rest
of
Canada,
the
speaker
urged
that
there
should
be
a
mutual
spirit
of
co-operation
and
tolerance
in
regard
to
language
and
religion
and
all
other
questions
'hic
might
come
up.
With
that
we
thoroughly
agree.
There
is
no
good
reason
why
there
should
be
differences.
Usually
the
politicians
have
been
to
blame.
Both
English-speaking
and
French
speaking
politicians
have
shared
that
blame.
Evidently
the
people
fell
for
it.
It
is.
up
lo
the
people,
both
French
and
English,
to
cheek
up
on
the
politicians.
In
regard
to
preserving
the
native
handicrafts,
we
have
spoken
of
that
often
before.
It
seems
too
bad
that
tm
natives
in
the
industrial
schools
should
be
taught
to
do
cheap
tawdry
work,
like
everyone
else
does
and
wholly
negiect
the
native
arts.
We
need
a
revival
of
native
handicrafts
in
this
part
of
the
country
as
well
as
in
Quebec.
HOLDING
IS
WINNING
If
the
Allies
can
hold
the
Germans
from
advanc'""
they
are
winning
the
present
war.
The
Germans
must
win
to
keep
un
their
morale.
They
are
of
different
stuff
from
the
British
and
they
react
differently.
This
is
especially
true
when
they
are
fed
up
as
the
Germans
have
been,
on
false
propaganda,
false
news
despatches
and
false
radio
broadcasts.
They
are
bound
to
get
some
information
as
to
the
real
condition
of
affairs
and
find
out
that
their
god
that
they
have
been
worshipping
is
only
a
tin
god.
WHISPERING
CAMPAIGN
One
of
the
weapons
used
by
the
enemy
in
these
war
days
is
the
"whispering
campaign."1
lt
is
a
campaign
initiated
d
h
iends
o.
the
uermans
in
enemy
coun:
ries
and
13
designed
to
make
people
douht
their
leaders,
their
defenders
and
the
righteousness
of
their
cause.
It
is
carried
out
by
suggestion.
It
points
out
the
defects
in
the
.British
campaign,
the
weakness
pf
the
French,
the
unreliability
of
the
Allies,
the
nobility
of
the
Germans
and
generally
carries
on
a
quiet
barrage
designed
to
help
the
enemy.
In
Canada
this
is
illegal
at
the
present
time
andany
person
carrying
on
such
a
campaign
is
liable
to
be
interned.
According
io
general
repot
t,
there
is
a
lot
of
this
going
on
in
Prince
Rupert,
Hitler's
friends
have
been
busy
but
this
sort
of
thing
cannot
be.
.allowed
Jto
continue.
There
has
been
a
great
awakening
to
the
danger
of
this
sort
of
campaign
in
all
Allied
countries
and
steps
are
being
taken
to
counteract
it
and
to
deal
with
offenders.
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
bolstered
up
the
defence
and
was
capable
I
Dominion.
errtee
sBUned
by
Relief
to
employables
assumed
by
Dominion.
w.i
08
,ooo;
savings
on
tax
collec-
$853,000.
Relief
works
charged
to
kVV
vV
v
V
VI
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fef
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b.iM.lki.lI.UiU
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,.n
lfnl.
loo.
lot
mtmf
SH
Your
children
need
the
extra
nourishment
in
ALL
-WHEAT
Active,
growing
cbil.lren
burn
up
-vital
energy
much
faster
than
grown-up.
That's
why
ihey
need
the
important
vitamin,
Lotly-huiMing
protein,
energizing
carbohydrates,
and
valuable
mineral
contained
in
Kellogg
ALL.TTIIEAT.
And
they
love
its
delicious
flavour.
Ak
your
grocer
for
two
packages
of
Kellogg's
ALL-WHEAT
today
and
get
your
first
boul
now
in
either
a
rich
orange
or
lustrotM
green,
art
you
choot.
Youll
want
a
ulxAeul!
SEE
YOUIt
GKOCKU
TO.
PAY!
He
.loc
not
lie
many
gla
bU,
anl
Mill
waul
a
nmjl-te
act.
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XlO
IHMl
fMiflf
nintl.i.
in
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me
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unui
uk
insti
hih
mim
wivanHMieaus
$900
000
,ed
in
favor
of
Navy.
whistle.
to
British
Columbia
will
be
re-
100
1
In
the
second
half,
with
the
hill
Borland,
olavlne
defence
for
peated."
The
differential
advant-
"
(battalion
Friday.
M
.MACriK
FOR
MASCOT
DfblU
I
PUCKAPUNYAL.
Aut-
Tae
transferred
to
Dominion.
17
:
CP
TUputed
t
,
are
easily
borne
irom
the
surplua
$jgrg,ooo,
Former
aubddlea
in-
ot
muth
promtee
am!
of
abote-aTetur
wseatc-a
and
a
eUiMat
murtm
grant.
$l.M4.000;
;ultable
training
u,
.
hute
capital
InTeatment
program.
Total.
MXAOO.
,cook."
a
young
mni;
mar
Drore
erttha
hm
oT
av-
ininmvmmi
m
Hiuncil
rwd-
!doPtfd
M
mascot
trr
nu
rMOHirM
remain
ana
nrw
m-
w-.
i
n4
w
-
uw.
uTiwi
v
i
wiwmBwm
q.
.
vestment
taperi
off."
it
went
on.
Ior
,
national
adjustment
grant.!
"Services
and
a
standard
of
llv-
$a.&l3.0OQ:
ToUl.
$12-1.000
I
tn
esUbUshed
and
financed
by
:
treaUng
capiul
depletion
aa
cur-
Locl
Improvements
rnt
income
will
be
SObieet
to
ax-
Relief
assumed
by
Dominion,
The
province
for
yeara
to
come
Softball
League.
Three
Sisters,
were
wwiki
hate
a
per
capita
Income
to
have
played
the
Grotto
and
higher
than
the
average
but
It
Stone
s
Clothiers
were
to
hate
met
would
also
b
mow
wlabte
aad
Irish
Fusiliers.
vulnerable
The
coanmisalDn
warn-
ed
Handyman
Home
Senice
Painting.
Repairing,
Garde
nlni
Ugbl
Dclivtries
Kav
that
neglected
jcb
tf
-t
now
Phone
(iretn
6:j
(or
th
Handyman.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
5J
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salrnon
Packed
y
the
m(t
tlm
canning
ccossqj
tth
to
iQ
the
year
rr
rr0
t
Pvtne
Kasrl
LINZEY
&
DAVIES
Grocers
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EE
DLL1VEKV
Phone
115
5
fi
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rcrt
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FIRST
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BUTTER
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&
B.
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LOAF
and
CHOC.
CAKE
4
Cp
Per
tin
ORCHARD
CITY
TOMATO
JUICE
Buy
now.
Per
tin
;
RICE
PUFFS
OCn
3
bags
FRESH
GROUND
COFFEE
fftn
Q1
1
5
It
s
delicious.
Lb.
..
Ul3
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A"
Friday
And
Saturday
SALE
Matched
Sets-
No.
7005
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-incb
Pakrite
and
one
M-inch
Vanity
Case.
Regular
gS?.
No.
7017
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-inch
Pakrite
and
one
10-inch
Vanity
Case.
Regular
r5:
314.45
No.
503G
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-inch
Pakrite
and
one
18-inch
Fitted
Case.
Regular
$rM:
$23.00
No.
7019
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-incb
Pakrite
and
one
18-inch
Fitted
Case.
Regular
SS27:60-.
$21.75
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
nulldlnr,
Third
Avenue,
Trlnce
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
GREEN
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