PAOI
TWO
HOLIDAY
FOOTWEAR
One
look
"at
our
windows
will
give
you
a
little
idea
of
the
great
variety
of
Summer
Footwear
Dress,
Street
or
Sports
carried
in
all
styles
and
sizes.
White
Shoes
for
Her
"Campacs"
Crepe
Soles
for
Him
Bar-Flex
Runners
for
the
Children
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
FACING
THE
FACTS
As
Canadians
we
have
to
face
the
facts.
not
been
doing
very
well
during
the
past
few
weeks
butldoub,e
they
might
have
been
worse.
Possibly
this
is
partly
due
to
the
eocksureiiSss
of
the
British
and
French
in
feeling
that
they
knew
everything
and
that
they
had
nothing
to
learn
from
the
enemy.
One
result
of
this
attitude
seems
to
be
that
the
French
command
has
been
changed
and
the
British
command
partially
changed.
By
this
time
doubtless
all
realize
that
this
is
a
new
kind
of
war
requiring
a
new
kind
of
defense.
We
have
several
times
warned
readers
that
we
must
exnect
setbacks
but
we
did
not
think
it
would
have
been
ashre
I
OUAT'i'
STOCKS
(Oourtmy
C
D
Juiawioo
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.03.
Bralorne,
750.
Cariboo
Quaru,2.00.
Dentonia,
.01-
,
Fa-view.
XI
Vi.
Gold
Belt.
.18.
Hcdiey
Mascot,
30.
Minto,
.02:
Noble
Five,
M4.
Pend
Orielle,
1.1)8.
Pioneer.
2.D0.
Premier,
.82.
Privateer,
50.
Reno.
J8.
Rellsf
Arlington,
.04.
Snlmon
Gold.
.02.
'
.
Sheep
Creek,
,88.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.12.
Calmest,
51.
C.
ft
E..
1.20.
Freehold.
.01j.
Home
1.40.
Royal
Can.,
.15.
Oknlta.
.65.
Kercury,
,03
i
Prairie
Royalties.
12.
Toronto
Aldcmac
.13.
Beattle.
i)o:.
Cen)rl
Pat.
155.
Cons
Smelters,
.29.00,
East.
MalarJ
ic."2i05.
Fcrnland,
-,02.'
'
'
Francoeur,
Gods
Lake.
.25.
Ilardrock,
j55.
Int.
Nickel,
28.12.
Kerr
Addison,
,1.45..-.:
Little
Long-
Lac,
1.80.
.
McLeod
XJockshutt,
L05,
'
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.90,
Moneta,
.51
Noranda,
48.50
Pickle
CroMj.
2.5CK
Preston.
EasT'Come,
1.47.
Big
Industrial
Activity
Is
Due
Allied
and
Domestic
Orders
to
Keep
American
Plants
Busy
i
NEW
YORK,
May
28:
Reports
,
Still
Indicate
there
win
be
a
tre-j
mendous
amount
of
Industrial
ac-
J
tlvlty
in
the
United
States
this
summer
In
Ailing
of
Allied
war
orders'
as
well
as
In
connection
with
the
domestic
preparedness
program.
1
Relief
Bill
To
Be
Rushed
i
l!niled
Today
in
Sports
DODGERS
IN
LEAD
Close
Race
For
Supremacy
In
Both
National
And
American
Leagues
PHILADELPHIA,
May
28:
CP
A
ten-Inning
two
to
one
victory
over
the
Phillies
here
Sun-
If
You
TlB.nWIirM
Brooklyn
victory
for
the
Bees
after
seven
straight
losses.
In
the
American
League
the
Boston
Red
Sox
lost
Sunday
to
the
New
York
Yankees
but
held
Browns.
header
with
St.
Yesterday's
Bi
League
scores:
National
League
New
York
1.
Boston
7.
Cincinnati
2-7.
Pittsburgh
1-3.
Philadelphia
0,
Brooklyn
6.
St.
Louis
1.
Chicago
7.
American
League
Washington
0.
New
York
5.
Karl
J
cotko.l'
10
cil'rlnnil..
V,o3
lAAti
4hn
U
r...
I
ChlCB'Jo
7,
St.
LOUiS
5.
here
we
are
and
we
must
make
the
best
of
it.
Possibly
the
'
e
'Ttknai
2
uermans
nave
overreacnea
tnemseives
in
tneir
desire
to
w
get
to
the
coast
and
bomb
Britain.
'Brooklyn
2b
It
does
no
good
to
wear
a
long
face
and
look
defeated..
Cincinnati
22
We
are
not
beaten
and
do
not
intend
to
be
so.
We
shall1
York
"
win
even
though
the
going
is
hard
and
the
war
is
rathenSSSohta
11
long.
The
suggested
three
years
may
stretch
into
five
as4st
Louis
'
."'
Z
'."'11
Want
QUALITY
.12
13
12
South
A
Tottenham
2.
Norwich
2.
South
C
Fulham
2.
Westham
1.
Northwest
Blackburn
1.
Carlisle
1.
Dally
adverP.fmg
m
News
Is
Sure
to
bring
Milts
States
Senate
Leaders
pre-jPa
TV
J
rtlll
ln
to
Speed
Measure
1
A
UU1
Parin
Throurh
Upper
House
WU
uviivi
llUi
bllVlll
JHltHt
oatiuig
at
1:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancou
ver
and
waypolnts.
San
Antonio,
1.47.
Sherrlt
Gordon,
XI.
Uchl,
.40.
.
,
Bouscadlllac,
.03.
Dominion
Bridge,
24.S0,
18
17
18
GROCERIES
Low
Prices
Prompt
Delivery
Leave
a
Trial
Order
With
Us
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Holiday
Now.
.
i
United
States
Senate
leaders
are
I
"
.
f.
"
"
.
Z
inrpn!,rlnff.ncr.n.nfTrl.iSett
ff"
&
PlendW
holiday
lor
den7FVankTlnD:
R;oTev
bath?
2
j
it
ii
.
t-,,
,
.
,
.
.
minutes
walk
lrom
River
0
or
Sea,
a
dollar
relief
WD
which
Is
designed
beautlfu,
;
to
give
Jobs
to
two
million
men.
Al-
t
m
Tents
f
bytheHouse
ofRepresentaUves.
Room
at
reasonable
ratcs.
SWr
.
on
premises
for
campers.
Badminton,
out-door
games,
beach
and
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
boat
picuics.
Bring
your
friends
James
Findlay.
returned
to
port
at;
and
enJoy
a
real
vacation
with
your
11:30
this
morning
from
Stewart
fam!ie
Children
oyer
8
years
without
parents
carefully
looked
after
and'
given
a
food
time.
For
lull
particulars
apply
MRS.
DUNN
SANG
AN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
Nr.
Massett,
B.
C.
TAKEOVER
LEADERSHIP
TO
HAVE
CANTEEN
Meeting
Last
Mint
Decide
to
Pro-reed
With
Undertaken
.
ereri
eight
runs
and
cinched
the
efforts
af
all
organtaatlens
would
be
victory.
In
the
second
Inning
La-
neeeasary
If
the
plan
was
to
work.
Claire,
playing
second
base
for
the
n
was
felt
that.
In
this
as
In
oth.-wlnncrs.
made
a
beautiful
oateh
things,
co-ordination
was
needed.
and
alto
did
dome
heavy
hitting.
-
.
v.
i
An
n..
a
1m
riA.ihin
inm
i
mip.
.
.
.
.....
Zt
Tk.!!
J
.
Batteries
were
Hlngston
and
Blate
ine
l
fuw
a
gin
of
half
a
game
over
the
h
Cleve-
.J
for
u
aeUvltv
and
It
had
to
be
a
Things
have.land
Indianswho
that
day
sollt
a
iLTZ
central
a,
possible
as
iarge
a.
re-
.
MelbcHirne
Bussey
and
R
Jfthn-m
ulrrd
and
laexnenalve
from
a
.ulthD.Montesanoasscorekeeper.
renwi
poini
oi
view
as
powoic.
,
oueii
a
piacc
naa
own
locna
iiir
The
teams
were:
j
chairman
added.
It
was
Immedl-
"n
Um
VelveU-Hewln.
Bond.
MacMeek-bk,w.
"T!
,ln.
Vlnk.
Blake.
Oom.
J.
Dlckena.
"
occup,ru
"l
pnM"
!Rowe.
Oome
lent
by
.v.
the
Western
Academy
of
spru-
r?j,,K
u-wn
cmHh
iMuslc.
An
exchange
of
rooms
had
'
eifeetd.
the
chairman
nrhAr
PMinr,
Thmn
pk
saw.
.
Velvets
-
vwu
....
.
.
.
(night1
,uld
occupy
the
room
now
held
j
Detroit
6.
Cleveland
1
......
wi:
u;
uii.iui,-.
u
)
iw
II
ailu
MIC
lUUtlU
DTIOW
Oil
12
3
4
5
6
T
i
the
ground
floor
would
be
those
of
Pet'
Whirlwinds
714
MacNell.
Cowglll.
Hunt,
Croxfotd.
555
icnori,
ucic
proposca
in
exactly
the
it
did
in
the
last
War.
What
we
must
alwavs
bear
in
minrtlBoston
,
9
n
36
1
soo
by
innints
IS
that
we
still
hnlrl
rnmm.inrl
nf
iho
cmc
tliat
nuV
atr-fnm
'Pittsbure
8
20
i8S
!
1
2
3
4
5
6
T
IS
SUOerior
man
for
man
to
that
of
rhp
PnPtnv
nnrl
nc
ennn
'
American
League
20
as
we
secure
sufficient
planes,
we
shall
beat
them
in
the;SSand
H
12
air
and
on
the
sea
and
tnen
it
will
be
our
turn.
Not
oniv
'Detroit
.
IT!
"
n
14
are
the
British
airplane
factories,
the
Canadian
and
Aus-'chicago
is
n
tralian
and
also
the
United
States
factories
worKin
niirn.
.Washington
15
18
and,
day
to
provide
planes
for
this
purpose
but
che
supply
st
LouU1.
of
airmen
is
greater
than
the
present
demand.
The
glam-
SlLSlJ,,
or
of
fighting
in
the
skies
has
appealed
to
the
young
men
Ui
"
"J
feucn
an
exieni
mat
mere
nas
been
a
inisn
nn
r
l
C
to
that
branch
of
the
service.
tUId
LQlHltry
OOCCer
...
'
We
suggest
mat
any
person
can
best
serve
the
country
by
keeping
cheerful
and
supremely
confident
and
by
carrying
on
as
at
present"
until
the
government
of
the
couuuy
asks
for
a
change.
Being
mournful
will
not
help
anybody.
L
8
9
12
15
15
me
Dan?
dally
re-
.Whirlwinds
.679
1
Cookie
.625
1
J5M
1
3
0
1
0
510
the
proposed
Canteen
Rest
and
(Service
Club
1
9
1
0
2
215
J
Recreation
Room.
Toe
II
had
eon
...1
3
8
0
0
012
4
2
0
0
0
06
The
league
standings:
J5J
Cookies
.......
W
2
,
Service
club
.
2
IS
Orotto
i
Velvets
.
4:
0
,uu.
Whirlwinds
l
Pet,
.6C7!
1000
.500
.000
531
I
r.r...
.1.
,
......
.....
...
Postuk,
Chandler.;
rsT.
...
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I
.iuHinii
IW
MIC
irarpiMe
Ol
lO.Bury.
Vuekovkh.
Lactelre.
1"
'
,
"
586'
CklDuffus.DavU.Htagston.te1"6,
M
Currie.
Blaln.
Basso-Bert.
Turgeon
.l
JI"
f
fWe
423
Morgan.
Yager.
uo
JU
room,
and
h
asstat
the
larger
same
way
as
before,
giving
the
service
of
men
each
evening
as
host-
riraHSsra
DOUBLE
aVtic5?
Uoin
risnm
i
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
Fishing
Tackle
SEE
US
FOR
DETAILS
Kaien
Hard
PHONE
3
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
-A
HOMK
AWAT
ntOM
HOME"
Rates
75c
np
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
WaUr
Prince
Rupert,
BXJ,
rbone
281
.0.
Box
1M
araware
v.o.
Box
98
Our
Famous
Ediun
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Valley
Goal
Nanalmo
Welllnrton
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
558
to
the
boyt
of
the
navy
and
army
cusalon
oriihe
whole
mat
ter
be
Ko
one
organization
In
town,
the
ing.
u
he
ald.
that
th.
,.,
ch,alrman
said,
could
adequately!
tlon
he
had
given
would
niu
h,
meet
the
demands
of
a
dry
aflntwti
coming
to
some
deefaton
u,u
,
rest
and
recreation
room
lor
the;
inn.
...
.
.
.
-
.
V-1
--.J
I
'soiaicrs
ana
sailors
01
ui
i
'it
was
hoped
that
every
organiza
tion
in
town
would
rally
to
the
tup
Executive
Tornied
i
Following
a
thorough
:
lion
Into
the
detail
of
u..
nnrt
of
thl
effort
and
thus
make
ft
-.-.
L..i
r
rilUI
t
111
W
lllflll
DUMUAn
.
.
...
.
..Wtv
fnr
all
and
a
burden
to
none,
j
j.v.
A
meeUng
was
neia
last
msnt.
j
-
w
ui.a
am;,
,.t,
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
1th
A
permanent
caretaker
would
beUfts
formed
for
the
purpoy
Captain
R
C
H.
Durnford.
area
employed
and
beds
would
be
avail;
ting
the
plan
underwav
;
rhanlaln
for
the
troops
In
this
dls-.able
for
aome
of
the
lads
visiting
jty
approval
of
the
aehem.
'T
trlet
and
chairman
of
the
exeeu-
the
town
from
the
ships
ana
ions
en
by
all
those
prwmt
,:
me
v.
,MrtN.
ServlceOub
took
over
the
leader-
.j
ta
thf,
orra.
J
eeutive
eonMstlng
.f
Cap,
B
snip
01
me
vlces
m
the
chair.
4he
subject
under.
Some
Indication
of
the
exrw8purn'ura.
.
w.
F
E-as
a
result
of
last
nights
Play
J"
so,,
being
the
IraporUnt
involved
In
this
undertaking
wasW
KlcholK,
Mrs.
a.
A.
II,
,
which
the
Service
Club
aeie
matlr
of
openlng
a
dry
canteen,
given
by
the
Toe
I!
and
It
was
thor-
3
D.
Allan,
carried
on
n.
Velvets,
last
year
shampions,
d
a
readmg
UTjtlng
and
recrea-j
oughly
agreed
that,
with
the
co-
pf
the
meeting
after
th.'
score
of
IS
to
10
while
Cookies
sui-
facUlUef
for
and'operaUon
of
all
groups,
societies,
of
the
general
meeUni;
fered
their
first
defeat
ol
we
sea-
.
.
.
A
J
1
W
T
lVi-i
fC
...
.
m.
.
t
I..
XITfc
ll
-
"
"
,-.w...w
"
"
"
"
"
h:
,r
n7
i;
"T"alu'
r
L.
7"
from
th
for
and
examlnaUonltuB
weight
weight
of
of
V
V;.
.
"
b0.t,.
boats.
The
The
meeting
meeting
was
was
well
weu
at-
ai-
maintaining
maintaining
the
the
uraguc
ua.
uu
1""""
COUnt
DeWg
li
10
O.
only
mathematical
tnrougn
navine
T
service
Club-Velvets
gajne
C.CM.
M
Known
Everywhere
as
the
BICYCLE
of
QUALITY
(Guaranteed
io
Iast
Ixincer
and
Work
Better
C.CM.
Rambler
For
men
and
boys.
At
C.C..M.
Motorbike
Model
At
GC.M.
GIRLS'
MODEL
At
-it
H
;-
,
responsibility
for.tactefi
lor
the
parpuae
:
..
,..
canteen
wma
uppon
u
mis
arneme
..nc
tended
with
somrthing
nice
xoriy
rest
llghUy
on
all
and
neavuy
on
oc
pwiuea
out
mat
n,.
played
fewer
gamed
than
the
was
a
one.j
affair.
vUams
Presn;
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
Reds
crept
w(
McLeod
were
pitchers
for
the
The
chairman
gave
a
resume
of
up
closer
yesterday
by
winning
a
Service
clab
wuh.
Frances
Thomp-
the
efforU
that
had
been
made
prt-double-header
whne
the
pdSer
wn
on
the
receiving
end
Bond
and
or
to
the
meeting
In
artttox
infor-blanked
th?
Phillies.
The
IXxUers
vlnk
pltched
for
velvets
with
Rowe
mtion
on
the
subject
from
Van-
ana
Reas
are
sun
Keeping
uir
hm
roHver
At
an
earUer
meeting
held
none.
The
oan
teen
and
bed
accommodation
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pay
for
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nominal
charges
made
for
these
facili
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whole
expense
would
be
that
of
rent,
light
heat
and
fuel
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initial
donations
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be
relied
upsn
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contribution
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$18.00
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1
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2
Kitchen
1
Printed
Linoleum
$6.50
$2.50
4
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$20.00
$10.00
$15.00
$1.50
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Prince
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