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PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
m
i
REVIVING
"Slacker"
LADIES
IN
HOLIDAY
FOOTWEAR
BASEBALL
SOFTBALL
One
look
at
our
windows
will
givT
you
a
little
idea
of
the
great
variety
of
Summer
Footwear
Dress,
Street
or
Sports
carried
in
all
styles
and
sizes.
s
,
White
Shoes
for
Her
"Campacs"
Crepe
Soles
for
Him
liar-Hex
Runners
for
the
Children
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
May
21,
1940.
IF
THEY'D
ONLY
TAKE
ME
There
seems
to
be
a
wail
among
the
older
men
who
are
hemoaning
the
fact
that
the
military
authorities
refuse
to
take
them
for
war
service.
They
want
to
take
part
in
the
big
drive
when
Hitler
is
put
out
of
business
and
they
feel
sore
to
think
they
are
not
allowed
to
be
there.
It
is
a
splendid
spirit
and
possibly,
before
the
end,
some
of
these
men
may
have
an
opportunity
to
cross
the
ocean.
There
will
be
a
Jot
of
fighting
to
be
done
before
victory
finally
comes
to
the
Allies
but
the
British
are
determined
that
it
has
to
come.
THE
ARE
FIGHTING
A
comparatively
small
force
of
Canadians
is
fighting
in
France
or
Belgium.
Also
there
are
Canadian
airmen
bombing
German
bases,
advance
columns,
highways
and
railways
doing
wonderful
work
in
helping
to
impede
the
advances,
of
the
enemy
on
their
piratical
work.
These
are
all
helping
to
liberate
British,
French,
Norwegian,
Danish,
Belgian,
Dutch,
Finnish
or
Polish
people
from
the
thraldom
to
which
they
are
or
may
be
subjected.
We
are
proud
of
those
Canadians.
How
are
we
showing
it?
KEEP
UP
OUR
END
As
has
been
said
often,
people
of
Canada
hardly
know
they
are
at'
war
except
that
they
have
to
pay
a
very
little
more
for
their
food
than
they
did
a
year
ago.
So
far
as
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned
the
merchants
are
a
little
better
off
than
they
were
a
year
ago.
More
people
are
working
for
wages
and
fishermen
get
a
little
more
for
their
product
than
last
year.
Even
the
newspapers
have
been
slightly
busier
than
they
were
a
year
ago.
Nobody
seems
to
have
felt
the
pinch
of
war-time
conditions.
Only
a
few
Prince
Rupert
boys
are
at
or
near
the
front.
So
far
we
are
almost
out
of
the
war
but
we
may
be
in
it
at
any
time
and
we
can
all
help
"by
subscribing
to
war
activities
and
by
sending
money
to
help
to
make
life
pleasanter
for
the
boys
overseas.'
It
you
nave
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisenieii
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buver
it
the
city.
LINZEY
&
DAVIES
Grocers
FREE
DELIVERY
Phone
585586
n.
R,
COCOA
a
-
Vj-IB.
tin,
1C
FRESH
GINGER
SNAPS
2
Jbs.
FUtST
GRADE
BUTTER
QAn
3
lbs;..,,..,
yyc
C.
&
B.
SUT
LOAF
and
CHOC.
CAKE
4
n
Per
tin
Iwt
ORCHARD
CITY
TOMATO
JUICE
kn
Buy,
now.
Per
tin
RICE
PUFFS
3
.bags...'
FRESH
GROUND
COFFEE
fA
Q4
A
It's
delicious.
Lb
Vl3
lbs.
Xt
First
Ramr
of
Season
is
Coming
up
on
Friday
Recent
sunshine
has
turned
thoughts
to
ball
parks
and
to
the
nnack
of
the
catcher's
mitt
and
the
crack
of
the
bat.
Baseball
is
more
or
leu
assured
Prtece
Huprrt
lum
again
this
year.
Atop
the
Aeropeh
Hill
last
Sunday
morning
there
gathered
for
pracllot
a
hu&tling
gang
of
ballplayers.
One
sad
part
of
our
local
baseball
outlook
is
lack
of
young
players
and
it
is
not
the
fault
of
the
players
themwives.
Each
Sunday
morning,
with
everything
including
the
elements
against
them,
the
ball
park,
such
ai
it
Is,
k
the
.scene
of
great
pitcher's
duels,
great
hits
to
the
outfield
and
great
slides
to
home.
The
bays
(hat
lake
mrt
n
these
earner
are
on
an
average
about
13
or
14
and,
without
any
i
support
from
&v
rfrH''
t
I
finance
their
own
league.
They
buy
one
ba'l
rsnh
we
an
th
that
bull.
They
tape
it
until
its
more
tape
than
ban"
but
eventually
wearr
nut
Herh
Morftan
who
hi?
nlaved
on
baseball,
basketball
.
and
football
all-star
teams.
Is
the
umpire.
There
are
usually
a
few
fans
but
no
finances.
Getting
back
to
lart
Sunday
mnrnln"
these
ymmwter
were
replaced
by
older
players
who
hope
thi
year
to
Bring
baseball
back
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
order
to
do
so
new
YORK.
May
21
Kincolith
Has
Sport
Program
I
KINCOLITH.
May
21
Kincolith
was
in
sports
holiday
mood
on
Saturday
when
softball
and
football
games
were
played,
the
day's
program
being
under
the
auspices
of
the
Kincolith
Concert
Band.
Sons
of
Kincolith
won
the
softball
game
while
the
home
team
won
the
foot-1
ball
3
to
1
Boys
defeated
girls
6
to
4
tn
a
children's
softball
game.
Edmonton
Grads
Win
Again
Over
Wichita
Girls
FOR
SALE
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
close
of
office
Tuesday
May
21st
for
cottage
at
417
Dunsmuir
Street.
4
rooms
and
bath
and
full
basement.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
50
per
cent
cash
and
the
balance
spread
over
reasonable
period.
Chesterfield
suite
and
Helntzman
piano
for
sale
separately.
Official
Administrator.
(120)
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
about
29
feet,
6
h.p.
Palmer
engine.
Quick
sale
$250
cash.
Enquire
Fishermen's
Co-op.
store,
Cow
Bay.
.
(130)
FOR
SALE
1
large
G.
E.
Sun
Lamp
as
good
as
new.
Costs
$68.00
new.
Leaving,
own
and
will
sacrifice
at
$30.00.
Dr.
II.
O,
Johnsen.
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
For
Rent
Washington
Building,
Second
Avenue.
(126)
PERSONAL
WANT
NORMAL
PEP
AT
40?
MEN,
Women!
Try
Ostrex
tablets
of
tonics,
stimulants,
oyster
elements
to
aid
recovery
normal
vim,
vigor.
Oet
package
today.
If
not
delighted,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
Call,
write
Mc-Cutcheon's
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
,
V
,
KflssssH'
MB
1
DHaBBBBBBBBBBBBBH
tney
must
have
a
lentue
and
to
New
York
Giants
blanked
St
Louts
players
has
been
annemeed.
An
finance
a
league
they
need
upon-
Cardinals
yesterday
and
drew
a
Otaga
player,
he
towed
Ete4l
Tli
little
closer
toward
the
Up
of
hi
1888
wtBi
tfce
Maori
team,
al-
Ba?ebal)
opens
here
on
May
24
the
National
League
while
the'1
he
art
a
MmmI.
The
with
the
married
men
of
the
city
first
and
second
place
Ctneinnatl
i
tourists
wen
49
eat
of
their
14
meeting
the
single
men.
Line-ups
Reds
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
were
Bam
and
drew
five.
win
appear
in
the
jirm
later
In
the
festag
to
Boston
Bees
and
Chicago
week.
RACE
IS
TIGHTER
Cubs
respectively
The
Bestm
Bees
I
are
now
in
sixth
place
ahead
of
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
In
the
American
Ieasrue
the
the
first
place
Boston
Red
who
lost
to
Detroit
Tigers.
Yesterday's
Big
League
National
League
St.
Louis
0,
New
York
6.
Chicago
6.
Brooklyn
4.
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
13.
Pittsburg
7.
Philadelphia
American
League
New
York
2.
Cleveland
10.
Boston
7,
Detroit
10.
Washington
4,
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
8,
St.
Loute
4
National
League
Cincinnati
18
Brooklyn
16
New
York
.
is
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
W
15
.
11
8
EDMONTON.
May
21:
(CP)
Ed-
St.
Louis
.L..10
monton
Grad
defeated
Wichita
Pittsburg
,
6
Thurston
50
to
33
last
night
for
AmericanLearue
their
second
victory
in
the
three
Boston
-J.
..is
game
total
point
ba.-ke!.ball
series.
Cleveland
17
Detroit
14
Philadelphia
Washington
St
Louis
Chicago
New
York
12
12
10
10
9
8.
L
7
8
10
13
12
15
17
17
7
0
11
14
15
14
18
16
I'KIMO
CAKNEUA
p.n
mv
3tl
AlUv.ugh
a
ittitve
.
f
Italy
where
h
h
nnw
rMldMSt.
p
iaii
Camera
termer
wmMIi
DcawwrWht
boxine
ehamjtom.
Is
t.rftnally
s
Frenehma.
0MHnc
tn
panem
liken
t
v4tn
he
w
In
France
in
13S
The
Freei
fjovem-n-
'
i
ha
atdrtrti
thmu'
ere
It
luiiur
i
amwer
Iter
caO
Vo
tfc
.urs
on-
the
deetarattiMi.
Of
t-
urv
a
Mint
m
Da
Tliusi
6e--i;if
k
remain
in
Italy,
there
mi
ite
niiistdrrabie
dMttrwity
Uc
the
f
'reir
h
poMe
in
fteUnft
hold
f
fctm.
Sox.
SCOTS.
Pet
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520
SFUKl
QiAl
Death
of
Patrick
Ktagti.
t
CPi
New
seaiand's
great)
rugby
There
to
tennis
Mood
In
the
son
ot
Captain
P.
F.
Olover
and
Mrs
O
lover
whose
birth
in
London
was
announced
recently.
Mrs.
Okww.
'ClevlAn
Tnrtl.m
A.t,,
P7I
On
WHSni
New
Ynrk
v,nvt
m
.
,
.
,Wlhtroan
Cop
team
while
Cap-
OIotw
won
the
championship
Juin
now
within
a
h
,
h.
f
of
the
Navy
eight
times.
Tottenham
Hotspvrs
as
prea-eotlnc
a
nlacque
to
the
minesweeper
Spurs,,
whteh
is
named
after
the
club.
On
the
pteeane
is
a
cockerel
standing
on
a
football
a
mlnJafttre
or
the
fmr
wtiich
surmounted
the
Tottenham
grandstand
for
40
years.
Arthur
Croon.
Warwickshire
'
ftrat-wicket
batsman,
has
retired
tnra
cricket
t
oeecome
a
hotel-
,keeper
In
Erdlngton.
He
first
play-
ea
i
or
Bie
Midland
county
in
lOtl
COKK
UP
OS
COKKS
BERLIN.
May
11:
CP
In
the
stringent
war
economies
of
Germany
a
natlsfl-wlde
order
makes
It
obligatory
for
dealers
in
bottled
goods
to
demand
the
return
of
a
flllcork
on
every
bottle
they
sell
720
.654
560
.462
444
417
285
360
I
Goin
Fishin'
on
the
24th
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caucht
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Are
Eligible
With
Any
Purchase
of
Fishinir
Tackle
SEE
US
TOR
DETAILS
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
PHONE
3
ox
98
Women's
Service
Club
and
Cookies
Take
Opening
Victories
T'v
I.
idle'
flaftball
League
sea-v
p
uoi
off
to
a
good
start
at
the
O,!
Bull
Park
tact
nleht
with
the
plavi?
;f
the
first
two
scheduled
Hum
.
Went
her
conditions
were
u
voi
able
and
a
good'Stwd
-crowd
turned
out
to
witness
the
play
and
heer
on
their
favorite
Women's
S-ivtce
Club
won
over
Whirlwind
by
a
sr-in-
of
14
to
a
tn
the
first
game
of
the
evening
whiett
was
a
free-hitttn-
affair
Half
of
the
n-tal
runs
of
the
whai
game
essroe
in
the.
very
first
toning
when
the
Service
Club
aarnered
In
nine
counter
with
die
Whirlwinds
ooitacting
four
Then
the
tems
settled
on
and
It
wm
a
steadier
mme
for
the
re-mnlnint
tonr
Innings
wtth
the
winner.
Meadtly
bwikunft
up
Uwlr
.vore.
Te
irn-
were:
Whlrrw'nd.v
MacNell.
Chandler.
Cowfclll.
Murray.
Nelson.
Imtwk,
Yan-
naka.
VuefcWi
Mlrhalolf,
:ii
RoihwHl,
IeCkure.
8errkr
db
IlMxrtvm.
Wtl-llams
MarlxMl.
IlaUinter,
IUrbr.
Tho-nnwM
K
llAbertauu.
UHsfins.
Smith
PhUlliMon
In
the
senand
game
of
Ue
evening
play
was
decidedly
Ugh
her.
'
vtk:e
4fMtttnt
Qratto
by
the
ckm
RNHtef
vr
Vo
four.
Cut
k
lea
got
off
to
a
good
aurt
in
the
opening
inninca.
seorinc
three
runs
in
the
first
and
two
Ji
the
second.
Then
therr
was
no
further
seortnc
until
the
ronrth
wiuw
the
Orotto
made
their
first
run,
making
three
in
the
sixth
as
they
pat
on
a
valiant
i
effort
to
wrest
victory
from
defeat
Teams:
Cooktes
Davla,
Aroey.
KlnvitAn
Dlnln.
BaswBart.
Payne.
Yager
I
Duff
or
and
Tunteon
OrrRto
nird
Oless
BobertAO
BASEBALL
May
24
MARRIED
MEN
Vs.
SINRLE
MEN
ArropolU
Hill.
2:30
p.m.
Dance
In
Evening
CIGARETTES
Thomas
Fvid.
i
a.
ford
Yurii.i)uk.i
Meltwume
Bub-ir.
Oomet
were
umpn,
.
Monteno.
seorek.
.
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ItAINfMx
DAVWKIN
fITY
M,
Aktka's
wnuf
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Part
Walw.
win,
rainfall
n
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NEW
ROYAt
HOTFI
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IIIIM
KOMrT
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lie
up
Pniier
HuiH-n
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ro
iu,
i
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
4
e?
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SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
rrkrd
by
tht
aarf
i-dm
eannlnc
cwmasaj
with
id
tS
tb
frut
roan
4
fjf
(Meet
Her
In
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Itide
for
Price
of
One
DOUBLE
5?
FURNITURE
Outstanding
Bargains
in
This
Clearance
Sale',
Check
This
List
and
Save
Dollars
PRICED
LOW
FOR
QUICK
SELLING
Regular
SITC1AL
g
Maple
Flal-lop
rks
$14.50
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(JjJ
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Nlsht
Tables
$9.00
tg
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O-IJlt
IlphoUterrd
Chairs
Q
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left
from
suites
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FURNITURE
STORE
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Ilulldlnr.
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
SiSO
p.m.
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