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EDITION
Monday.
June
24,
1940.
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ED1TORI
Al
S
'NOTHING
SO
DISGRACEFUL
We
xan
think
of
nothing
so
disgraceful
as
for
a
Canadian
to
be
(giving
information
or
sending
aid
rto
the
enemy
at
a
time
like
this.
Germany
has
been
working
rt?-tularly
through
traitors,
securing
Information
and
receiving
aid
.from
people
who
are
citizens
of
iome
other
country.
Evidently
.to.
many
people
the
oath
of
allegiance
is
only
another
scrap
of
.paper.
They
are
not
.desirable
citizens
in
that
they
bring
idis-crttlit.on
people
of
their
own
nationality
,as
-well
as
on
Canada.
Because
-we
are
a
new
country
does
not
mean
that
people
can
with
impunity
turn
against
-the
country
of
their
adoption.
AUSTRALIAN
ACTION
Australia
does
not
take
any
'longer
.than
Canada
to
push
through
measures
needed
in-providing
for
the
protection
of
the
country.
The
Australian
House
of'
Commons
soon'
passed
the
conscription
hill
asked
by
the
Prime
Minister
and
the
Senate
followed
suit.
-All
parties
have
united
in
the
comiron
cause
and
are
pushing
forward
preparations
to
meet
anyteventuality.
In
New.
Zealand
where-the
country
is
controlled
by
Labor,
there
has
been
even
great-
!
er
activity
than
in
any
other
Empire
country.
CORN
IN
EGYPT
Possibly
we
have
all
read
the
Bible
story
of
the
famine
in
Epypt
dee
to
one
f
the
periodic
vagarie?
of
the
River
Nile.
One-of
the
rulers
of
that
country
bnilt
graineries
and
stored
the
corn
and
sold
it
later
at
a.
jrood.profit.
Todav
Canada
Js
the
granary
of
the
Empire.
The
Royal
Bank,
in
its
monthly
bulletin,
draws
attention
to
the
need
there
will
be
for
food
pretty
soon.
The
people
of
a
number
of
devasted
countries
will
have
to
be
fed
and
today
Canada
has
something
like
three
hundred
million
bushels,
almost
one
comnlete
year's
crop,
stored
in
elevators
ready
for
shipment
to
the
places
where
it
may
be
needed.
This
is
first
and
foremost
a
food
insurance
for
the
Empire
and,
if
it
is
not
needed
there,
other
countries
will
be
able
to
hare
in
the
store.
The
writer
of
the-bulletin
urged
increased
consumption
as
a
national
dutv.
Canada
has
the
capacity
to
produce
and,
undoubtedly,
preparations
should
be
made
to
increase
the
output
next
year
for
all
the
food
will.be
needed
and
needel
badly.
Famine
is.
possible
in
ome
countries
unless
those
?bl(
to
do
so
produce
tcr
the
full.
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
USED
FURNITURE
TRADE-INS
3-piecc
Chesterfield
Suite
.$15.00
1
Chiffonier
$3.00
1
Bed
Stead
.
.
.
.
$3!a0
.'Buffet
515.00
Phone
"5
327
THIRD
AVENUE
TIIE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chemicals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphosphates,
Monocalcium
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Brand
Metals
Gold
Silver-
Lead
Zinc
Cadmium
Bismuth
Antimony
and
iZinc
Dust
Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
General
Office
and
Works
Trail,
B.C.
Defeated
Beavers
Saturday
Afternoon
To
Capture
King
Edward
School
Football
Championship
sin
the
replay
of
the-final
of'
the
iKlng
Edward
School
Football
League
Saturday
afternoon
the
Wanderers
managed
to
win
from
the
Beavers
by
four
goals.
to
three.
It.was
an-exciting-game
and
gave
the
Wanderers
the
school
football
championship.
I
The
'Beavers
had
the
Abetter
of
the
first
part
but
there
was
no
or.o
in
the
forward
line
able
to
shoot.
O
rails
ton
saved
well
from
Davles
but
was
later
beaten
by
Bud
Pierce
who
took
advantage
'of
slack
defence
play
by
the
backs.
Husoy
spoiled
Davles'
shots
several
times.
Holkestad
cleared
but
,
Pierce
got
-a
second
goal-and
-then
Davles
added
a
third
-with
a
high
ishot.
'Being
three
goals
behind
did
not
deter
the
Beavers
and
E.
Pierce
got-a
counter.
Beavers
played
up
even
harder
-and
E.
-
Pierce
got
a
second
goal.
Holkestad,
Prince
and
Bond
all
played
hard
but
a
moment's
slackness
gave
Bud
-Pierce
a
chance
and
he
beat
Ormlston
'from
close
In.
Beavers
came
right:
back
and
E.i
Pierce
got
his
third,
Play
-was
'fast
.until
the
end
but
neither
team
-
was.
able
to
score
again.
Teams:
Wanderers-4Leland;
sTeng,
Jer-ttad.Bugg;
Elliott,
-Davles,
Het-b;
Macintosh,
Dixon,
Matsumoto.
Bud
Pierce,
D.
Scherk.
Beavers
Ormlston;
Bond,
Holkestad;
Menzles,
Holkestad,
C.
Pilfold;
O.
Anderson,
Murray,
E
Pierce,
B.
Prince,
L.
Hucoy.
J.
Haugan.
-
For
the
Wanderers
Joe
Davies
,was
the
best.
Teng
and
"Jerstad
were
good
while
Hebb
also
played
well.
Forward:
Bud
Pierce
who
got
three
goals,
D.
Scherk
and
Matsumoto
were
the
best.
The
'-Beavers
were
well
-served
by
Ormlston
who
played
his
usual
eood
game
In
goal.
Bond
and
Holkestad
were
safeibacks.vPrlnce
was
a
very
good
halfback
-with
Pilfold
also
doing
well,
leavers
were
weak
forward
with
Red
Pierce
and
Husoy
the
only
dangerous
ones.
Ladies'
'Softball
League
Schedule
Is
"Being
-Revised
On
account
of
a
number
of
games
In
the
Ladles'
Softball
League
.having
to
be
postponed
because
of
unfavorable
weather,
the
first
half
schedule
has
been
revised
as
follows:
June
124-t-fierv.ee
Clnb
vs.
Cookies;
'.Orotto
vs.
-
Velvets.
-June
'.--Service
Clob
vs.
Orot-
to;
Velvets
-vs.
iWhlrtwinds.
July
;1
.Velvets
ivs.
Orotto:
Cookies
vs
Service
Club.
1
July
4-Whlrlwlnds
vs.
Orotto:
1
Velvets
vs.
'Cookies.
July
8-Cookles
vs.
'.Whirlwinds.
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FOR
SALE-i-Piano
In
good
condl.
tlon..'$60
cash.'Phone
Oreen
836,
afternoon.
(154)
FOR
SALE-Two
iwaterfront
lots.
Crippen
aubdlvislon.
Digby.
Cheap.
.Telephone
Black
Ai2.
(149)
FOR
SALE
New
8-foot
punt.
A
nap.
Phone
572.
(tf)
WORK
WANTED
CAPABLE
woman
.with
knowledge
of
home
nursing
desires
posl-:
tlon
,
as
companion
to
Invalid
or
elderly
,
person.
-Best
of
refers
ences..Box
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(148)
iEOltKENl
FOR1
RENT
'July
and
'Au,gust,
5-room'
house,
fully
furnished.
Rent
$30
or
board
owner.
Phone
761,
Ask
for
T.
Sorenson.
(H9).
THKiDAILT
NTCWB
WANDERERS
,CALL
OFF
'WIN
TITLE
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Still
Ready,
However,
toiCo.operate
lit.
Civic
Centre
Project
At
a
-meeting
of-the
-Port
Day
committee
of
the
Junior
Chamber
"
cf
Commerce
&
-letter
.was
readt
from
theTrades
and
Labor
Council
.in
..which
Uiat
body
stated
it
felt
nnKta
in
sinraf
a
in
Jinv
Prtrt
Honor.
W.
K:i-.hr
made
ih
3rd
u7
.1
AA.
I).
Ml.
I
.p.,
polnlrd
Aaijnlalrator
of
the
estate
of:
Marln
Qffyii.
deoeaaed.
and
alU
par-tla
.bavTJwef
l.lmrariilniit
thvldi
iai
arvrrtx
required
to
furnlh
'""
Prapwly
verified,
tn
me
an
ar
rd
all
lma
Indebted
to
the
n-tate
at?
required
to
pay
the
amount
if
tneTPMndfbledneai
to
me
forthwith.
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r
f
Juae,
a.
n!
uh
fl'HiHM
A.
WATT.
I
()ffloti
.dm(n4tralor.
Trlnee
rtupert.
riX!.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Ztretll
Proprietor
"A
HOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
tt
Cold
Water
Prince
RuDert.i.B.C.
rhooe-ZSI
iP.n
.lWiv
IM
Tony
Galento
Is
Outstanding
Of
Challengers
MILWAUKEE.
June
24:
(CP)
Tony
Qalento
Is
rated
by
the
National
Boxing
Association
as
No.
1
1
Challenger
for
Joe
Louis'
world's
heavyweight
iJoxlng
title
Bob
Pastor
is
rated
second.
WW.
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-
-
J
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Arpn
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f
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IIJ.NIUIUKH3
,1
DRY
DOCK
vs.
NAVY
Local
Sport
j
-
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...
.
n,lK,oM
.hi,
Mx.mlii
tn
the
vy
"""eta
"'X
'
-
J
,
.
-,,
-..
state
of
nation?!
emergency
and
the
v"
...I
demands
It
Is
making
on
the
pock-
;V
i
'
T.
m
f
.h.
wi,
.Rie.
U
be
as
follows:
Margan;
Mur-
l
r.n-
I
ray
and-Bonand;
Scherk.
Dav4e
mi...
.u.
r,
c.
bi.i
.,.and
Ronalds;
Campbell.
A.
Smith,
uic
weep
oca
ruut.ran,..,
.
n
.
Union,
cannot,
therefore,
partlcl-
'decided
to
abandon
plans
for
Port
Keays
Day
this
year,
stating,
moreover,
that
It
was
thoroughly
in
sympathy
Brown;
spares,
spares.
Cameron
and.
The-
City
Football
League
game
now
set
for
this
evening
was
one
with
the
Trades
and
Labor
Coun-
n,
tt.hieh
t
h
n
ell's
attitude
to
the
matter.
rtPiayed
last.week.
Rain.
again
causae
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-'ed
1U
.postponement
from
yes-;
merce
had
intended
to
devote
anyaerday-u
h
lhe
first,
game
In
the
surplus
which
might
accrue
from
revked
cUy
lcaue
hdule.
the
Port
Day
celebrations
to
the
,
.
civic
centre
committee's
fund
and
We
!is
t,a4t
nt
it
stresses
it
a,stUl
willing.
to
co-
the
tntih"
VoUponttntat
operate
In
every
way
with
any
plans
f;afcouPle
of
deferred
City
Soft-whlcb,
ba"
UagUg
amM
may
now
be
In
progress
to
finance
that
project
and
erect
a
-
suitable
building.
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r
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sir
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