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Friday,
July
12,
1940.
EDITORIALS
DEFENCELESS
CONDITIQN
COST
OF
LIVING
Meat
is
expensive
just
now
and
so
is
fruit,
compAred
with
other
seasons;
Butter
and
eggs
have
been
very
cheap
compared
with
some
years.
While
there
is
undoubtedly
a
sua
LADIES
IN
SOFTBALL
Second
I
Half
Of
Season
Starting
Next
JVeek
SPORT
CHAT
Dizzy
Dean
was
ordered
to
return
to
duty
as
starting
pitcher
for
the
Chicago
Cubs
two
years
ago
yesterday
sore
arm
or
no
sore
arm.
Jess
Wlllard
lost
his
last
fight
17
)one
knocked
Jnto
fistic
.oblivion
by
the
Argentinian
Luis
Angelo
Firpo
at
Jersey
City,
willard,
who
won
the
world
heavyweight
boxing
title
from
"ac.
jonnson
at
Havana
in
lalo
in
local
news
published
thereto.
i
,.,
.
.
.
.
u
,
I.
ah
riftiMs
or
republication
or
special
daspatahes
therein
ere
also
reserved.1"
V
tiuwu
to
-
Jack
Dempsey
uempsey
In
in
1919
iia
wnen
nis,
seconds
threw
a
towel
Into
the
ring
after
the
fight
had
gone
three
rounds..
!
F.
A.
Drumb,
resident
manager
of
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Fall3,
and
Mrs.
Drumb
returned
to
the
paper
iown
.on
the
Prince
Rupert
jlast
night
after
a
trip
to
San
A
wppklv
iniirnnl
niihliaVio1
in
tli
TTnifd
Cf
otaa
folio
Mrs-
F
J-
Mohr,
who
comes
from
of
the
sad
plight
of
the
National
Guard
in
that
country.
ZnTTtnX
They
are
a
military
unit
supposed
to
be
part
of
the
defence
Rupert
this
morning
and
proceeded
force.
The
writer
depicts
them
as
being
a
raw
lot
of
men,
by
train
to
wistaria
in
the
ootsa
clerks
and
salesmen,
bakers
and
bookeepers,
knowing
little
Lake
district
to
visit
with
her
omnii
and
less
oi
army
tactics,
inev
are
beme
musterea..
UUJ""ulMaw
ana
sister-jn-uaw.
for
the
purpose
of
making
soldiers
out
of
them.
The
writer
pictures
how
these
boys
suddenly
become
men
as
they
straighten
up
their
backs,
slough
off
the
slouch,
square
their
shoulders,
get
clear
eyes
and
strengthened
muscles.
The
difficulty
is
to
e-uip
them.
It
is
estimated
that
thjs
will
take
a
year
or
more.
Then
there
is
the
training
on
wheels
and
gears,
wings
and
gasoline,
bombs
and
shells,
all
of
which'
is
necessary
before
they
Are
ready
to
be
a
real
help
in
defending
their
country.
So
far
the
country
has
only
one
fully
mechanized
militia
unit.
It
is
worse
off
in
that
respect
than
was
Holland,
This
js
all
very
sad
in
view
of
the
condition
in
Europe,!
...
...
Tt.!
U.-i.
1.1.
'n
i
i
i
I
iwwng
wuu
j-ne
criusn
navy
.at
present
st.anis
in
tne
way
of
an
invasion
of
the
American
continent.
Time
was
when
Canadians
would
remark:
"We
don't
need
to
worry.
The
United
States
can
and
will
protect
us
if
we
are
Attacked."
,
Today
the
people
of
the
United
States
are
reajizr
ing
that
they
Are
not
prepared
to
protect
themselves
against
German
mechanized
army,
if
they
should
be
attacked.
The
navy
cannot
be
everywhere
And,
with
the
aid
of
the
Gernian
Pund
and
its
sympathizers,
the
country
would
be
helpless
against
modern
mechanized
units.
Well
what
About
Canada
?
We
are
at
war
And
can
say
little
about
our
.defence
activities
but
we
are
fully
aware
that
there
is
much
to
be
done
before
we
can
hope
to
be
a
real
help
in
repelling
an
invader.
Even
at
Prince
Rupert
therfi
is
a
great
deal
to
be
.done
before
we
could,
with
hope
of
.succesi
meet
a
real
invasion.
Thanks
to
the
British.
navy,,this
has
notheen
necessary
but
it
may
be
at
any
time
and
we-look
to
our
government
to
see
that
we
are
prepared.
Evidently
CoJonxJ
Ralston
is
going
about
jt
in
a
businesslike
way
and
it
is
hoped
that
good
results
-will
be
secured
,a
A
Jesuit
of
his
activities.
general
advance
;in
cost
of
living
it
is
not
all
along
the
line,
only
on
certain
commodities.
We
cannot
understand
I
why
butter
prices
should
be
low.
If
you
nave
something
to
sell,
a
classifiec
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Mohr.
CIASSIFIEO
FOR
SALE
BARGAIN
for
Immediate
sale.
42
foot
.cabin
cruiser.
Accommodates
seven
persons.
20
h.p.
heavy
duty
m.arlne
engine.
Phone
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RENT
ROOM
to
rent.
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aiiernoons
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and
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Baths
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E.
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July
12,
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July
11,
1915
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Prince
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Genburg,
Bute-
July
22
Velvets
vs.
Grotto;
Ser-1
"
U.
Hutchison,
Usk.
vice
Club
vs
Cooiclcs
i
Itoysl
July
25-Orotto
vs.
Whirlwinds,
Su"'y
s10Wf
"
W
aeorgc
Webster
Claton;
Velvets
vs
Service
Club
j
Woman's
Clothing
.Dollar
Goes
Kenedy,
E.
Garner.
E.
Norman
I
July
29-
Cookies
vs'.
Velvets;
Thls
Way
and
Nlel
McNeil,
Barrett
Point;
.Whirlwinds
vs.
Service
Club.
vno.,T7
,
Richard
Mai.
Inverness;
N.
Ban-
i
August
1
-
Whirlwinds
vs.
J
TRK.
Juy
f12
irm
,CP
cork
and
C.
Doll,
Terrace;
O.
E.
Cookies:
Grottfl
vs.
Service
Club.
The
ve
?s
wh.at
Mom
f
Loveless
and
Edward
J.
Letchfnrd
Sis
do
with
the
money
you
give
Smithers
August
5Velvets
vs.
Whirl.
Iwlnds;
Cookies
vs.
Grotto.
thitT
theDs-
An
uno
"la
August
8-Servlce
Club
vs.
Vel-
,"1"'
ut
Statistics
compiles
long-range
.
vets;
Whirlwinds
vs.
Grotto.
ay-
p
August
12
Cookies
vs.
Club:
Grotto
vs.
Velvet.
August
15
Sprvlce
Club
Whirlwinds:
Velvets
vs.
Cookies,
,
hand
to
"be
ready
to
pitch
within
a
week."
Dean
told
his
boss
he
was
"ready
to
go."
Dean
Is
now
with
Tulsa
of
the
Texas
League.
Servlce,erage5
'.Iorr
.7
1
uau
TT.
.AV.A.i
.
V,dIlieiU
men
spenu
far
less
on
clothes!
both
both
spend
spend
most
most
be-
be-(
i
.than
women,
v,
tween
th
ages
of
18
and
21,
and:
JjQ
(jfCat
WOtR
girls
up
to
the
age
group
of
12-17.
'
Here's
Here's
,
.
how
how
'In
'In
Cents)
cents)
a
a
WO-
wo-'
A"?!
"aias
on
ncrmaiiy
rc
r.t
(man's
clothlne
dollar
goes:
Dresses,;
feftiye
as
Result
of
Good
122;
coatsand
suits,
20;
shoes,
17;
!
picture
ianing
This
advertisement
is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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Columbia
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
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DAY,
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10:30
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Vancouver.
Thun.
pjn.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
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Brltlxh
Coltimbti
hose,
13;
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12;
acces-
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B-.hats-,
six;
sport
to?s,
2.
LONDON,
July
12:
(CP)-Deadly
i
;
.,
-7.ectlvenes
of
Royal
Air
Force
BEU
OF
B.
U.
C.
raids
on
military
objectives
in
Ger-
LONDON,
July
12:
(CP)
Be
rnany
has
turned
to'
admiration
the
cause
the
ringing
jof
chyrch
belH
scoflng
remarks
of
those
people
now
indicates
the
landing
of
para
wh
n
the
earlier
weeks
of
the
war,
"w""
Tl
RA.F.
reconnaissance
flights.
has
JBroadcasUpg
Corporation
he
had
directed
his
$185,000
hurling
.
.
.
f-
,,',.
Th0
fiiht.
...hn
,
ni
years
ago
today
wnen
he
was
signal,
using
instead
the
once
dis
es
frequently
released,
gave
the
R.
carded
"tlck-tock."
.A.
P.
a
complete
pictorial
record
of
places
.of
strategic
and
military
kn-j
TRAINING
TRAGEDY
portance
Jn
Germany.
Thanks
to
MANSFIELD.
Eng.,
July
12:
(CP
Jnormatlpn
brought
back
by
their
shot
killed
two
soldiers
at
"camera
guis"
on
those
dally
Stanton
JI111
here.
They
were
be
flights,
the
British
airmen
are
able
Inst
shown
how
to
load
a
serylc
to
fly
accurately
to
appointed
tar-rifle
when
a
bullet
was
discharged
gets.
There
Is
no
unnecessary
mlle-nenetratfntr
both
their
heads.
age
and
no
wastage
of
ammunition.
B
I
JUST
PROPAGANDA
LONDON.
July
12:
(CP)
Broadcasting
British
prisoners'
names
dale;
M.
R.
Laldlaw,
H.
Singleton,
from
Oerman
stations
Is
Just
a
J.
A.
Wood,
A.
C.
Gardiner
and
'device
.to
obtain
an
audience
for
VV.
H.
Manuel,
Vancouver;
W.
A.
propaganda,
the
Ministry
of
Infor-
crulser
Waterman,
Seattle;
J.
Simpson
mation
warns
the
public,
as
next-
Konlgsberg
sunk
in
Rufljt
River,
and
C.
MacCormlck,
Terrace;
R.
,German
East
Africa,
by
a
British
Moore,
Smltheis;
H.
V.
Illldrecige,
rjver
monitor.
'
Russians
aided
tho
J
Kltwanga;
Mrs.
B.
A.
Mac
Lean
Second
half
softball
schedule
for
'Allies
by
holding
Germans
under
and
Clay,
Port
Esslngton.
the
Ladles'
league
Is
announced
,
von
Mackensen
on
Eastern
Front.
;
'
Central
as
follows:
..
R
M.jeJlo.
Jiarreit
Point;
J.
July
15-Service
Club
vs.
Grotto;
HfnAo
Ce-ill
Killas
and
L'
aaln
Clty:
Mr
Cookies
vs.
Whirlwinds.
llCaScS
UlHl
and
Mrs.
R.
Johnspn.
Burns
Lake;
N.
Mokxey.
Pacific;
E.
0.
July
18-Grotto
vs.
Cookies;
rri
r
,
w.
Mrs.
Whirlwinds
vs
Velvets
I
I
nn
I
fiSt
1TPTT1
Story,
Evelyn;
O.
Phillips.
Jasper;
of-kin
are
notified
of
such
cap
Dr.
J.
Munthe
Successor
to
Dr.
JI.
O.
Johnsei
Wishes
to
Announce
the
Ke
moval
of
His
Oiiiie
to
Itesner
Block
from
15th
of
this
Month
J
tyred
by
the
War
Office.
,'
J
'
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1
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