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TWO
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arched,
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assuring
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maximum
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wear
and
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in
the
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styles,
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T0
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store
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-25
Thursday,
May
9,
1940.
REWARE
PROPAGANDA
We
have
more
than
once
warned
our
readers
against
believine
all
thev
hear
on
the
American
radio.
Yet
we
all
listen
and
often
believe.
Here
is
what
J.
w.
weuy
oi
tne
Vancouver
Sun
has
to
say
about
it:
"The
'Lord
Haw
Haws'
of
the
American
air
lanes
had
a
field,
day
over
the
week-end
holding
post-mortems
over
the
British
'defeat'
in
Norway
and
extolling
the
invincibility
of
the
Nazi
war
machine.
And,
of
course,
they
emphasized
what
Mussolini
would
do
to
the
Allies
should
hje
unleash
his
'dogs
of
war'
in
the
Mediterranean.
"It
is
one
of
the
paradoxes
of
this
war
that
the
radio
mouthpieces
of
the
United
States,
who
constantly
warn
their
listeners
against
propaganda,
particularly
British,
should
succumb
so
easily
to
the
sop
handed
out
by
Dr.
Goebbels
in
Berlin.
"The
truth
about
the
Allied
actions
in
Norway
probably
will
not
be
known
until
after
the
war.
Even
if
we
have
suffered
a
setback
there
is
no
need
to
accept
the
versions
of
the
gloom-dispensers
of
the
United
States.
"These
fire-side
Napoleons
tell
us
that
it
is
not
the
"defeat"
that
counts
but
the
effect
on
the
morale
of
neutrals;
that
now
we
are
'losing'
the
war
these
nations
will
get
on
the
Nazi
'bandwagon.'
"Don't
let
us
delude
ourselves
into
believing
we
are
going
to
win
this
war
without
suffering
reverses.
If
we
do,,
we
are
going
to
have
some
rude
shocks.
The
British
government
and
noticeably.
Winston
Churchill,
warned
us
to
be
prepared
for
the
worst
and
to
expect
our
share
of
bad
news.
"Outside
of
the
unspactacular
but
nevertheless
effective
blockade
of
Germany,
the
war
is
hardly
started
.The
Allied;
armies
are
still
intact
and
command
of
the
seas
is
secure.
"If
anyone
is
inclined
to
be
pessimistic
about
the
progress-of
this-war
they
should
compare
the
happenings
of
the
first
eight
months
of
the
first
Great
War
and
the
course
of
this
conflict
to
date."
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prlncu
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
Today
in
Sports
FOOTBALL
YANKS
IN
season
SCHEDULE
arranged
as
follows:
Stuart
Shield
May
7
Navy
vi.
Velvet.
May
9
Dry
Dor
vs.
Irish.
May
14
Final.
Dominion
Day
Cup
May
16
Dry
Doek
vs.
Navy.
May
21
Irish
vs.
Velvet
July
1
Dominion
Day
Pinal.
Mobley
Cup
City
League
May
23
Navy
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
28
Velvet
vs.
Irish.
June
4
Irish
vs.
Navy.
June
6
Dry
Dock
vs.
Velvet.
June
11
Velvet
vs.
Navy;
June
13
Dry
Dock.
vs.
Irish.
June
18
Dry
Dock
vs.
Navy.
June
20
Irish
vs.
Velvet.
June
25
Navy
vs.
Irish.
June
27
Velvet
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
2
Navy
vs.
Velvet.
July
4
Irish
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Gllhuly
Cup
July
9
Irish
vs.
Velvet.
July
11
Dry
Doek
vs.
Navy.
July
16
Navy
vs.
Irish.
July
18
Velvet
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
23
Dry
Dock
vs.
Irish.
July
25
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
July
30
Velvet
vs.
Irish.
August
1
Navy
vs.
Dry
Dock.
August
6
Irish
vs
Navy
August
8
Dry
Dock
vs
Velvet.
August
13
Irish
vs
Dry
Do?k.
August
15
Navv
vs
Velvet.
i
So.
VJrt'
BE
SURE
IT'S
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silvf.il
SILVER
SPRING
LAGER
IIEEK
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dhplayed,
by
the
Llijuor
Control
poard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
THE
DAILY
NKWS
Thi,i-,i
,
NEW
YORK,
May
a
riM)
MhcHni
nf
th
snW
The
world
champion
.L
..
.
.
.
Yankees
dropped
Into
tooioau
league
ror
.ne
eum
me
ceilar
following
withdrawal
of
the
entry
ve.terdav
who
are
also
making;
a,
strong
early
season
bid
for
the
league
supremacy
and
are
now.
in
third
place
For
the
time-being,
at
leost.
the
race
Is
be
tween
the
Red
Sox.
the
Indians
and.
the
Tigers.
The
Philadelphia
lAihlettes
downed
the
St,
Louis
Browns
In
a
free-hitting
affair
and
went
Into
fourth
place
while
the
Chicago
White
Sox
won
from
Washington
Senators
to
rejoin
St.
Louts
In
a
tie
for
.second
division
,
leadership.
J
Irt
the
National
League,
the
Cin-'elnnatl
Reds
lost
to
the
Boston
Humming
Birds
Win
In
Softball
In
the
tvciyii
uut
n
fthe
nunadian
Senttlsh
Is
an-
omin
hv
the
For
the
winners
u
......
llit
ucuvcu
"J
npunced.
Pour
teams
Navy.
Vel-
Cleveland
Indians.
Hard
pressed
vet.
Dry
Dock
and
Irish
Fusiliers
by'
the
Indians,
the
Boston
Red
Sox
,n
Iu-t
place
al
a.
re-
-are
now
left
In
the
compUtlons
staved.
w
the
varin,,.
tmhUu:
of
the
uJU
of
a
hard
fought-
victory
over
whleh
have
been
re-
e
Detrolt
wriron
Tigers
nuns
7
Office.
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.647
611
.444
412
.412
391
.353
Old
Country
Soccer
EnsUMt
D
Reading
2.
Crvstal,
Palace
4.
ScotlMi.
Wea
Rangers
3.
Clyde
L
Scott
Mi
Eat
Ralth
5,
Dundee
United
0.
by
to
New
York;
'"
lu
.
"
"
,
'
.
Keown.
exclusive'
Humming
Birds
were
Pat
Love
and
"nu3"c
n.ui
J
,
Ik.
filru
filer
.hen
i-COna
uu
....-...
Anna
Sunberg
brought
in
six
runs;
June
Berg,
five
runv.
and
Evelyn
Dahl,
Pat
Low,
four
each:
Berniee
Lindqukt
aad
Lsobel
Oay.
three
each,
and
Marjor-ie
Eby
and
Lots
Howe,
two
each
Louise
Llndqult
and
Pegy
Largo
also
played.
For
the
Fttet.
Joy
Berg
brought
in
three
runs.
Ruby
Anderson.
Leona
Tricker,
Eleanor
Carr.
Mary
Hunter
and
Betty
Hau-
FOR
SALK
Bees,
thus
relieving
the
pressure
FOR
SALE-
Sealed
tenders
will
be
unop
the
first
place
Brooklyn
Dodgers
whose
game
at
Chicago
with
the
Cubs
was
rained
out.
The
New
York
Giants
downed
the
.Pittsburgh
Pirates
to
remain
m
third
place
while
the
Cubs
stayed
tin
fourth
tjlace
with
the
Bees
ap-1
prooxhtrig
close
behind.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
the
Phlllle
and
toe
k
-over
the
lead
of
the
second
divisianr-
Ytertay's'
Big
League
scorns:
f
American
Leacue,
,
ueumt
4.
uoston
5.
Cleveland
10.
New
York
4.
Chleago
6.
Washington
3.
SL
Louis
8,
Philadelphia
10.
National
Leajue
Boston
10,
Cincinnati
4.
Philadelphia
4.
St.
Louis
7.
New
Yoij:
10,
Pittsburgh
6.
The
league
standgs:
National;
Leacue
i
W
L
Brooklyn
11
2
Cincinnati''
11
4.
New
York
......
7
7
Chicago
g
in.
Boston
.'.
6
a
St
Louis
i
7
io
Philadelphia
5
8
Pittibunr
4
io
American
League
Boston
.
13
5
Cleveland
....
n
6
Detroit
u
7
Philadelphia
,
.
a
10
St
Louis
.
.
....
7
jo
Chicago
-
r
,
.
7
10
Wa.shinet'.tf
7
f
j
New
York
.
..
.,.
..
6
11
PCJ.,
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300
44t
.429
.412
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
on
Friday.
May
10th,
for
purchase
of
two
lots
and
cottage
belonging
to
Estate
of
Mary
Dorothy
Holland,
deceased,
and
situate
Port
Esalngton
Townalte.
Tenders
should
be
marked
"Tender"
and
addressed
pfftelal
Administrator.
Prince
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U.C
Highest
or
any
tended
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
26
cash
and
balance
spread
over
two
years.
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SALE
Must
be
sold
this
week,
bedroom
suite,
drop
leaf
table
and
chain,
radio,
congo-leum,
kitchen
utensils,
curtains
etc.
257
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on
Second
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or
Oraham.
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strand
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necklace,
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Pleas
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to
Mrs.
Eric
i
Knlvht.
No.
3
Clapp
Bldf..
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tun
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on
ring,
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,
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and
Ideal
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From
$3.00
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45c
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GOODS
HEADQUARTERS
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Hardware
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98
denseVtfldjtwo
each
and
Evelyn
Bus-se
one.
Betty
Soott
and
Barbara.
Engelcke
also
played.
Score
by
inning:
12
3
4
5
0
Sky
Ftleri
5
0
L
3
1
4.-14
Defeated
Sky
Tilers
29
to
H
In
Girl
Humming
BlrfU
1
2
8
0
0
0-29
l.eajue
YrUcnlay
Players
representing
Dry
Dock
As
a
result
of
heavier
hitting
and
In
tonight
football
game
will
be
as
follows:
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A
U'lVes
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r
Llbby's
Tender
Peas
Per
tin
14c
Uniers
Ooldeti
Syrup
-fO
2's.
Per
tin
ot
Crlscor-
3s
65c
u
2c
i'a.'fc'd
11
3
Day
-
Sale
Bedding
lllankrts
at
Pre-War
Price.
With
price
of
wool
a4ruirbi(
U
valuer
offered
In
thh
ale
of
lllankrts
are
partlruUr!vo!4indit
LOT
1
Pure
Woul
White
BlankeU
10
pairs
oatju
lov
blagkdU
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that
we
can
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for
long
service
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value
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assorted
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the
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site,
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Rach
Linoleum
Congoleums
349
sifUare
yardi
Inlaid
Linoleum
are
offered
price.
The
patierm
ho
through
to
the
ctovh
a
ensuring
many
added
years
of
wear
2
yard-,
w.u
Pec
aquara
yard
Chesterfield
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Hiqhrgmde
3-pU-ce
chesterfield
suites
of
str.i
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3140.00.
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thi.s
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5:30
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