STEP
Into
Spring
With
"Hartt
Shoes"
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
by
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
-
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
spring
than
to
order
a
pair
of
handsome
new
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EXCLUSIVE
WITH
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store
ltD.
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of
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Shoes
EXTRAVAGANT
STATEMENT'S
German
war
communiques
continue
to
make
extravagant
.statements
in
regard
to
alleged
German
victories
on
the
sea.
Most
of
these
are
false,
Had
they
all
been
true
the
British
navy
would
have
been
badly
decimated
by
now.
When
a
trawler
is
sunk
by
the
Germans
they
report
it
as
beinga
troop
ship
or
a
cruiser.
Seldom
is
there
a
true
report
issued.
The
campaign
of
lies
and
general
misinformation
continues.
If
the
German
people
were
told
the
ex-.act
truth
they
would
probably
be
very
uneasy.
HISTORY
OF
AGGRESSION
A
writer
in
the
San
Francisco
Examiner
of
recent
date
says:
'"It
was
Germany's
invasion
of
Belgium,
her
sabotage
of
our
industries,
her
penetration
in
South
America,
and
her
brutal
history
of
aggression
since
the
time
of
Frederick
the
Great
that
made
America
an
enemy
of
Germanv.
"Nazi
Germany
learned
nothing
from
the
last
war,
She
'stdrted
out
by
killing
or
driving
her
liberal
leaders
into
exile,
by
robbing
the
Jewish
people
of
their
projwrty
and
interfling.them
in
concentration
camps
to
die
of
starvation
and
abuse.
She
conducted
her
invasion
of
Poland
with
the
utmost
savageness
and
a
total
lack
of
humanitv
and
decency.
But
adding
to
the
crimes
committ5J
against
ner
European
neignbors
an
army
of
spies
and
saboteurs
invaded
North
and
South
America
with
the
announced
intention
of
promoting
revolution
in
the
United
States
and
South
America.
This
penetration
in
South
America
is
already
dangerous
to
the
peace
of
the
Western
Hemisphere.
"If
Nazi
Germany
would
confine
her
conquests
to
Europe
we
might
be
neutral,
but
Hitler's
'Mein
Kampf
and
the
public
utterances
of
her
leaders
show
Nazi
Germany's
aim
to
be
world-wide
revolution
and
complete
world
domination.
.
"If
you
do
not
think
Nazi
Germany
intends
to
destroy
America
read
'THp
T?pvn1uti
.
'turnout
HCIllUUWl
T
V
.
uy
Kauscnning,
a
one-time
party
member
of
the
Nazi
inner
councils.
Everv
American
shnn1rl
lation
ct
the
Nazi
doctrine,
that
will,
if
not
stopped,
conquer
the
world
with
fire
and
swnrri"
MacKenzie's
Furniture
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FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Time
Tables
For
Various
Competitions
Of
Season
Announced-Starting
May
7
With
Five
Teams
Season's
schedules.
lor
the
Prince
de-
Zjldhi
rifle
lh
ulnnro
l
Oh.i
SnipDUlUling
Shield.
Dominion
Dy
Cup
and
Oilliuly
Cup
series
The
seoson
will
open
on
May
7
for
which
date
the
Initial
game
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series
has
ben
set.
Postponed
games
will
be
plnved
on
the
Sundav
evenings
followlm
oostponenMnt.
As
previously
an-
noiuwd
lher
an
fiv
teams
in
IhA
Rpnlnr
J.ennie
ttilt
vir
rsnsdin
Fenttlsh.
VeWt
nrv
Dock.
Irl'h
FusIlIcrF
and
Navy.
Stuart
Shield
May
7
Scottish
vs.
Velvet.
May
9
Dry
Dock
vs.
Irish.
May
14
Navy
vs.
.
May
10-FJnal.
Dominion
Day
Cup
May
21-ayy
vs..
Irish.
May
23
Velvet
vsDry
Dock.
May
23
ScotUsh
vs.
.
July
1
Final
.Mobley
Cup
City
League
June
4
Dry
Dock
vs.
Scottish.
June
&
Navy
vs.
Velvet.
June
11
Irish
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
13
Scottish
vs.
Velvet.
June
16
Navy
vs.
Irish.
June
.20
Dry
Dock
vs.
Velvet.
June
25
Scottish
vs.
Irish.
June
27
Navy
vs.
Dry
Dock".
July
2
Velvet
ys,
Irish.
July
4
Navy
vs.
Scottish.
July
9-Scottl.sh
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
11
Velyet
vs.
Navy.
July
JC
Dry
Dock
vs.
Irish.
Julv
18
Vdvet
vs.
Scottish.
July
23-T-Jrish
vs.
Navy.
Jnjv
,25
Velvet
ys.
Vrr
Dock.
July.30-Irlsh
ys.
Scottish
Aueust
1
Drv
Dock
vs.
Navy
August
fi
Trteh
vs.
Velvet.
August
8
Scottish
vs.
Navy
fiilhiily
Cup
August
13
Velvet
vs.
Irish.
August
15
Navy
vs.
Dry
Dock.
August
20
Scottish
vs.
.
August
22-Flnal.
STARTING
i
SOFTBALL
Enthusiasm
Of
Forty
Duplayed
By
Crowd
At
Annual
Meeting
1
Last
Night
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Softball
Association
las
nig"ht
was
a
very
enthusiastic
gathering
with
about
forty
sup
porters
of
the
game
Jn
attendance.
Much
enthusiasm
for
the
forthcoming
season
was
displayed.
W.
P.
Stone
was
re-elected
nrpcl.i
dent
and
W.
J.
Scott,
secretarv-1
AtfMlHvA
will
will
treasurer.
Tne
executive
con
slst
of
team
captains
In
addition
t0
the
two
officers.
4
The
Senior
League
this
season
is
expected
to
number
elsht
nr
f
on
teams.
Already
mentioned
as
pros
pective
entries
are
Orotto.
Un-
ett's.
Moase.
IrtihiPiitiiir
.
-
-a-k(
VUlia"
dlan
Scottish.
National
VTnfnr.
Maikin's
Stone's
Clothiers
and
a
team
being
organized
by
Art
.
Murray.
Teams
will
be
limited
tn
twelve
players,
new
players
to
he
assigned
by
.the
executive.
An
Intermediate
League
Is
nlsn
In
prospect.
Entries
,
are
tn
n
night
of
this
week.
Next
Mon.-.
there
will
be
another
meeting
of
I
the
executive
to
make
further
ar
rangements
for
the
season.
iBaseball
Scores
Yesterday's
Bt?
League
scores:
National
League
Chicago
5,
St.
Louis
6,
Plttsbunr
2.
Cincinnati
3.
American
League
Bostotf
11.
Philadelphia
3.
New
York
5,
Washington
4.
Cleveland
3,
Detroit
4,
w
Advertising
is
nn
nrvestment
'
1.
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1
CHAT
One
.of
the
biggest
seasons
of
Outdoor
sport
Prince
Rupert
has
rea
ln
many,
years
appears
loom'
dayiid
ome,of
us
stilt
reniem-
year.
Expansion.
.
ot
.
construction
L?T.
ati"
re
themwhenrbasebaU
ber
and
toot
y
"
0'Ur
heyday
before
v
Gup.
j)r
rtiv
city
league
w
championship.
.
....
..
there
will
be
a
twenty
game
series
.
.
...
.....
.....
.1.
I
was
at
its
height
Tliosc
were
the
"good
old
days"
of
.sport
In
Prince
RuiK-rt
which
'a
1940,
judgluf
Jrem
urent
ldka-tious,
gives
promise
of
alinulating.
Organization
of
football
for
the
coming
season
lias
now
been
almost
perfected.
Players
of
the
five
trams
are
now
whipping
into
shape
for
1agu
nlay
whleh
oom-
mrnees
next
week
with
th
get
ting
under
way
of
the
Stuart
;
Benefit
Shield
series
followed
by
ith-
competitions
for
the
other
soccer
silverware.
Softball
organization
at
expeetad,
got
under
way
with
the
holding
of
the
annual
meeting
last
nlghfc.
The
"rounders"
(ume
had
a
good
season
in
1939
with
four
teams
In
nhv.
In
1940
thre
Is
reason
tn
ho.
T?::::,a
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New
York
Chicago
.
.
Pittsburg
St.
LouU
.
IPhlladflphki
lleve
that
there
will
be
even
more
'Boston
eiuruy
and
enthusiasm
with
a
Senior
League
which
may
have
as
manyju
eight
teams.
Thr.
r
j,'
nrniors
of
a
revival
of
'merest
hvb-i)1
whleh
manjr
other
place,
has
been
hard
St.
Louis
M't
h
t..ftHl1t2tn
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,
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nirr
idni,
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tiuaucipim,!
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Imprmmf".
It
ImI
th
Ham
lmprm
baseball
league
The
Mdabllihouut
f
Rupert
as
a
base
of
military
Nalluual
league
K.
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league
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7
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Detroit
C
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Washington
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York
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7
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Un
ut
bring
rranwl
thnnigb
The
Itojl
B.nk
by
borae
owner
til
over
Cansda,
who
want.
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or.muJ.
era
be
thrir
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OF
CANADA
j
ovtn
0B
'WAWCHCS
IW
ALL
pauVs
or
jCANAPA
ana
naval
operations
since
last
year
Ing.up
forM940.
Activity
promise.
f
lnM
u
,mDonjble
to
compare
with
that
of
the
old
fnr
,h.
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revival
In
snorts
this
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under
construction
and
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series
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winner
winner,
Knock-out
KnnoU-r.nl
.vrle.,
e.rla.
will
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and
industrial
activity
lure
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another
reason.
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talent
and
fans
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Announce
that
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Name
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f',arte
h
,n
name
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and
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ownhlp,and4aaijagemnt
win
be
the
same
as
during
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past
twenty
years.
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thanking
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
and
DKlr,ct
for
their
patronage
for
ovrr
thirty
y.ar.
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is
takln?
place
in
senior
siort
Ls
aim
reflected
In
Junior
nd
Intermediate
-to
sav
nolhlnri
of
the
ladles
who.
It
Is
understood,
re
to
have
ther
Softball
atalu
this
year.
School
sporta
football.
1
softbail
and
baseball
appear
to
be
drawing
more
attention
than
ever.
All
this
is
a
very
good
sign
nf
community
nealth--physical
and,
otherwise.
Baseball
Standings
Panthers
Score
One
Goal
Defeat
Wild
Cat
may
funr
ion
In
Prince
Rupert
this
J
?
lhe
rdt
Street
School
series
will
The
diamond
station
year.
become
more.
fl.arly
crystallised,
at
Ped
rda,
tn
the
Wildcat
and
the
an
annual
meettw
whkh
is
to
be
r
,.,
.......
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.Panthers.
The
score
was
cne
to
by
TtorJorn
kog
on
a
pa
from
Frank
.Kingston
TlxrtHihout
the
'
Wro.Ahart.
ki.
Jt-rrenu
Borne
the
winning
team
was
CAIRO.
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strongly
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jtt
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backs
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Maa
Ham-
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leirin
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boen
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