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EDITORIA15
Friday.
August
16,
1940.
ANTHONY
EDEN'S
VIEW
.
Some
year
ago
Right
Hon.
Anthony
Eden
was
remov-
ed
from
office
because
he
did
not
agree
with
the
polic"
of,
the
British
government
of
that
dav.
His
policy
was
one
of
distrust
of
the
axis
powers
and
of
the
desirabilitv
af.j
that
time
of
taking
a
firm
stand
against
the
snread
of
i
Fascism
and
Nasriism.
Today
this
same
man
is
Secretary
of
State
for
War
in
the
Churchill
administration
and
litis
just
as
firm
.and
determined
and
sane
in
his
views
as
he
was
then.
He
savs
the
British
have
all
the
chances
in
then-favor
an''
will
win
the
war
but
it
will
be
long
and
bitterly
contested.
When
the
attempt
at
invasion
has
failed,
as!
fail
it
will,
the
British
will
have
to
invade
the
European
j
continent
and
already
Mr.
Eden,
as
war
minister,
is
mak-i
ing
plans,
to
carry
out
this
work.
The
British
policy
is
not:
only
a
policy
'for
the
moment
but
for
next
year
and
the:
year
after.
There
will
be
no
appeasement
this
time.
Nothing
but
complete
victory
will
satisfy
the
British.
Don't
be
vague
;
s
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Week
End
SPECIAL
This
is
Your
Opportunity
For
a
Ileal
Bargain
in
WHITE
SHOES
Broken
Lines
to
Clear.
Values
to
$3.95
High
Grades
in
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VALENTIN
DAIRY
mONE
857
IDERBY
FOR
:
BOX
CARTS
Aldo
Cainpagnulo
Drives
Jackj
Alacijr's
Wagon
To
Victory
I
In
silte
oi
the
fact
that
he
is
at
present
holidaying
in
the
south,
Jack
Macey
deserves
some
creau,
and
will;
.no
doubt,
share
in
-the
glory
of
Aldo
Campagnolo's
'ylc-
LJiy
la
ihe
Oyro
playgrounas-
sec
ond
annual
Soap
Box
Derby
yes
terday
afternoon.
Aiuo
reconditioned
Jack's
racer
which
was
an
entry
In
last
'.year's
lace
and
drove
It
to
a
convincing1
win
over
Pete
Halde
driving
Ian
McRae's
entry.
v
"nnpr
Halde
lost
a
wheel
just
before
crossing
the
finish
line
but,
nverth"lss.
nulled
hs
mount
a?ro'-.
well
In
front
of
Johnny
Tbomrson
who
fln'shed
third
in
U'te
cf
three
minor
mishaps.
I
Accidents
were
the
order
of
the
jday
but
luckily
no
one
was
hurt.
I
Two
of
the
entries
never
got
out
of
siht
of
the
starting
post
before
thev
broke
down
while
.TV-
Thompson
had
tire
trouble
twlc
Try
Today's
Gillette
Blue
Blade
At
Our
Expense!
ttiiirvI
Frvr
lust
a
few
more
days
you
can
try
today's
Blue
Gillette
Blade
free.
This
blade
has
edges
of
a
radically
new
kind.
Your
dealer
has
had
it
frr
month
.
.
.
but
if
VOU
haven't
tried
it,
don't
miss
this
rViancp
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for
the
EDecial
trial
package
with
free
blade
attached,
batisiac-tion
guaranteed
or
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IN
THE
JSITHE.ME"
COURT
OF
I1IIITIS1I
In
the
Matter
of
Samiifl
George
Lindsay,
Drrraurd,
othero'lfM"
known
i
sam
George
Llndaajr
And
In
tlie
.Matter
of
the
"Administration
"Art"
TAKE
NOTICE
tha
by
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Robertaon.
Local
judge
of
the
Suweme
Court
In
and
for
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert
aattng
In
the
pleoe
of
and
uX
the
.request
of
Kla
Itonor
Judge
Fisher,
I
was
on
August
7th
1940
appointed
Administrator
of;
alt
the
Estate
In
British
Oolumitma,
with
the
Will
annexed,
of
the
late
Samuel
Oeorge
X4nteay,
otherwlae
known
aa
Bam
O-eorge
l.mdsay,
m
Aylmer,
Quebec
who
died
at
Aylmer
Quebec,
on
the
27th
day
of
May
1934,
leaving
prepertjy
In
the
vicinity
of
Stewart,
D.
O.
All
persona
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
property
verified
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
Septerolwr
1940
and
all
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
balance
of
their
Indebted-'
ness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.
thla
8th
day
of
August
1940.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
.-
.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
THE
IM1LT
NEWS
in
the
final
heat.
Hestopped
twleo
to
replace,
afrtlre
vfhlch
inslstea
on
coming
ofriiie
jvheel..
k
Next
year
Jttis
to
oe
noped
tha.
the
boys
will
profit
from
the
experiences
of
those
.luckless
ones
who
yesterday
found
that
they
had
not
built
their
-cars
strong
enough
to
stand
up
to
the
punishment
of
the
Ions
route
over
rough
roads.
In
the
race
for
coaster
wagons
there
were
no
mishaps
and
the
boys
finished
In
this
order
1,
Earl
Lessardt
McCJymont
Park.
2,
Ted
Arriey,
Westvlew.
3,
Don
Hartwlg,
Westvlew.
Detailed
results
of
the
Soap
Box
class:
First
Heat
1,
Aldo
Cmpagnolo;'
2,
Rupert
Holkestad.
Second
Heat
1,
John
2,
Pete
Haide.
Final
1.
Aldo
Campagnolo,
Mc-Clymont
Park:
2,
Pete
Hilde.
Mc-Clymont
Park:
John
Thompson,
2Qtuut
TUDOR
TEASPOONS
PLATE
wio.01.3.
ANA
a
uu
tox
TOfi
t
lov.ly
"J
Pomm"
fcovlly
iJlvwpltd
teaspoons.
I
Mitd
IX
end
I
uhim
box
le
Baa
100,
Saikaioo,$aik.
The
races
drew
out
many
Prizes
were
presented
to
the
winners
at.
McClymont
Park
by
w
j
B'
ne.
chairman
of
Oyro
l'jrtround
committee.
SPORT
CHA
l
The
annual
city
tennis
champion
ship
tournament
gets
under
way
,u
Prince
Rupert
this
evening
with
.,nc
Dlaying
of
mea's
singles
asioUow.
It's
the
cumuuiir.t
eiltct
of
a.i
vertlslnis
that
counts.
Friday.
August
18.
J948
WILSON
Fulton
vs.
Lamoie,
muuu.,
tT?
A
T
T
V
fFlT
T
rlngton,
Borland
vs.
Comadlna
at
lAL-Ll
KILL
Prince
xtupeit
iuua
ford.
Moe
vs.
Ju-
f
ttUtW
main
at
-Canadian
National
Recre
ation
Association
Tennis
wuu
onrt
riav
vs.
Malcolm
Wlld-
lng,
Mellin
vs.
Forrest,
men's
singles,
and
Miss
Frances
inompson
Miss
Elsie
Davis
in
ladles'
singles
a.
tha
same
courts
while
O.
H.
Tyler
will
play
Helge
Holkestad
at
the
Canadian
National
courts.
One
pad
kills
flirt
all
day
n(J
tlar
for
2
or
3
werls,
3
nadi
In
n,k
jiackrt.
No
praying,
no
Mltlhw,
no
bad
odor.
Ask
your
lruUt
Grocery
or
Ceneral
Store.
10
CENTS
l'ER
I'ACKET
WHY
PAY
MORE?
TUB
WltSON
FI.Y
PAD
CO..
H.milio
ft.
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SILVER
LONDON,
Aug.
16:
Price
of
silver
.continues
steady
on
the
LoD.
dun
,
metal
market
at
23a
pence
-er
ounce.
Pfefiilk
pr
Itaiti
dead
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mfefmll
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Saturday
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calling
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Ocean
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Monday
3
p.m.
calling
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Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
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PRINCE
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for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
G
p.m.
Friday
at
11
a.m.
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and
Dining
Cars
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Fares,
etc.,
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12
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Kitchen
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Morris
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Radios;
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Kitchen
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Single
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Doll
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