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two,
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Campacs
and
Sun
Rays
SPORT
SHOES
FOR
VACATION
TIME
The
Height
of
Comfort
and
Wear
in
Every
Pair
PENMAN'S
HOSIERY
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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PULLEN
Managing-Editor
EDITORIALS
UNITY
OF
EFFORT
IN
CANADA
Recently
Hon.
Piere
Casgrain,
French-Canadian,
Secretary
of
State,
speaking
over
a
French
broadcast,
spoke
of
the
value
of
unity
in
Canada
in
the
win
the
war
'
WHY
WE
SHALL
WIN
Voltaire,
the
great
French
writer,
said:
"The
Enelish
people;
are
people
who
defend
themselves
"
It
is
the
knowledge
of
this,
that
makes
us
sure
that
victory
will
come
to
our
side.
Canadians
are
helping,
but
it
is
the
people
of
the
British
Isles
on
whom
the
brunt
of
the
fighting
will
fall..
They
will
fight,
holding
on
like
the
British
bulldog.
They
don't
have
sense
enough
to
let
go,
even
when
beaten.
That
is
why:t.hey
wjll
win.
ENLISTMENT
DRAWBACK
One
of
the
drawbacks
to
early
enlistment
in
this
war,
was'the
knowledge
in.
some
cases
that
as
soon
as
a
man
enlisted,
there
was
a
man
unsympathetic
to
the
cause
who
would:
step
into
his
job.,
Now
that
all
are
to
be
called
up,
there
can
be
no
such
"objection.
The
unsympathetic
per
son
has
no
advantage
over
the
others.
If
all
are
registered
and
taken'
as
they
are
required
there
is
no
objection
to
duty
on
the
part
of
any.
It
is
the
only
democratic
method
of
carrying
on
the
war.
f
SPORT
CHAT
A.
21-vpar
nld.
Gene
Sarazen.
title
with
288
for
72
holes
at
Sko
kle,
111.,
18
years
ago
today.
Bobby
Jones,
Atlanta,
Ga.,
amateur,
ttea
1
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
St.
Louis
4-3,
Boston
5-7.
Detroit
2-2,
Philadelphia
8-5.
Cleveland
5,
Washington
0.
Chicago
0,
New
York
4.
National
League
Brooklyn
2-2,
Pittsburg
6-0.
Philadelphia
2-1,
Cincinnati
3-7.
Boston
7-1,
St.
Louis
8-3.
New-
York
5-2,
Chicago
6-0.
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
St.
Louis
4-6,
New
York
10-12.
Chicago
5-7,
Boston
0-0.
Cleveland
6,
Philadelphia
4.
Detroit
4-4,
Washington
3-0.
National
League
Brooklyn
6-3,
Cincinnati
7-8.
Boston
5,
Chicago
0.
New
York
6-3,
St.
Louis
7-4.
Philadelphia
8,
Pittsburg
9.
CAUGHT
WRONG
ONE
NEWCASTLE,
Eng.,
July
15:
(CP)
A
motorist,
who
set
a
spring
jgun
In
his
rasoline
tank
"to
catch
1
someone"
who
had
put
dust
in
the,
.
..
.
...
..
.urns
was
sentenced
to
la
months'
eitort.
ims
umty
was
shown
m
the
way
the
emergency
imprisonment
when
the
spring
inlaw
had
been
received
everywhere
in
this
country.
He
jured
a
13-year
old
boy.
said
in
part:
"The
world
has
its
eyes
on
us.
On
what
we
do
m
thej
nVe
thousand
tu.-
mvpfi
present
conflict
will
inevitably
depend
our
ultimate
des-ipeopie
read
the
Daily
News
rt
.
...
.,
.
.
.
TT.
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i
1
11
1
i
1
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liny,
unui
now,
we
nave
Deen
aDie
more
or
lessxo
orient
w
..mem,
tnow
wnat
vro
rmr
'fnfiivo
f
nnt
nlnrnira
urifVi
flio
rlocivnrl
ennnaoc
Puf
httVP
to
ell
now
we
must
face
the
facts.
Today,
.circumstances
decide
our
fate
and
these
circumstances
are
so
much
stronger
than
we
are,
that
we
ought
to
look
them
in
the
face,
adapt
ourselves
to
them
with
all
our
intelligence
and
with
a
clear
understanding
of
the
consequences
which
might
result
from
a
stupid
obstinacy.
The
world
which
we
have
known
up
to
now
is
falling
around
us.
We
must
henceforth
choose
1
our
place
in
the
new
world
which
will
rise
from
this
catastrophe.
History
has
shown
us,
and
events
have
confirmed,
it
with
a
brutality
beyond
words,
that
small
na
tions,
even
when
they
inhabit
vast
territories,
need
for'
their
survival,
the
protection
direct
or
indirect
of
one
oi
the
great
powers
directing
the
world.
"To
this
realistic
conception
of
the
life
of
nations,
one
might
oppose
a
superior
ideal,
but
we
should
be
ignoring
our
most
important
social
and
economic
interest
if
we
were
to
disregard
political
facts
and
pretend
to
forget
our
allegiance
with
the
great
nations
which,
as
a
whole,
share
our
ways
of
thought
and
life.
For
a
long
time
we
have
been
able
to
delude
ourselves
with
a
fictitious
insolation.
Fundamentally,
we
have
always
had
common
cause
with
Europe
and
our
great
neighbor
to
the
south.
Hitler's
ambition
clearly
shows
us
today
that
Canada,
as
Andre
Siegfried
wrote
"is
an
international
power
which
ought
to
act
as
such..
"It
said
just
now
that
circumstances
are
dictating
our
line
of
conduct.
They
are
of
such
gravity
that
they
also
require-
us
to
consider
them
on
a
plane
quite
superior
to
that
to
which
we
have
been
accumstomed.
This
means
that
to
safeguard
our
liberties,
our
language,
our
economic
and
social
life
we
must
cease
every
quarrel
and
every
campaign
which;
has-not,
for
immediate
object,
the
pursuit
of
the
war
and.
our
final
victory.
Anything
can
divert
us
from
om-present
task,
from
assuring
our
liberty
and
our
national
survival
should
be
completely
ignored..
Only
on
this
condition
will
we
Canadians,
a
small
people
with
great
ideals,
survive.
Our
reward
will
be
according
to
the
way
we
act
and
the
exarnple
we
set
now."
THE
DAILY-NEWS
Monday,
July
15,
10
(entered
in
B.C.
BOWLS
won
the
United
States
open
golf
i
Vtlnce
Ilupert
to
Have
Three
Rep-
1
resentatlves
in
Meet
at
Vancouver
I
Frew
and
Preece;
Vlckers
and
WaK
'
I
ton.
I
Singles
Maedonald,
Preece
and
!Frew.
';
Rasehall
Sfandini?
National
League
Cincinnati
51
.
Brooklyn
46
New
York
42
Chicago-
41
St.
Louis
31
Pittsburg
30
Boston
27
Philadelphia
25
American
League
Cleveland
48
Detroit
40
Boston
44
I
New
York
.41
I
Philadelphia
....41:
Chicago
...34
St.
Louis
..33
Washington
:..32
23
27
31
40
40
41
43
48
30
30
33
34
46
39
48
PROTEST
RACING
LONDON,
July
15:
(CP)'
members
of
parliament
have
OLD
FASHIONED
MuddU
wcll
In
Old
FtsMoned
alas
one-half
lump
lugar,
teaspoon
water
and
dash
bitten.
Add
cubes
of
Ice,
half
slice
orange,
stick
of
pineapple,
slice
of
lemon
nd
maraschino
cherry.
Fill
with
B.CD.
13
Year
Old
Rye.
RYE
COCKTAIL
1
part
B.CD.
13
Year
Old
Rye
VVhlslcy,
1
part
Italian
Vermouth,
dash
bitters,
dash
of
gun
syrup
or
a
pinch
of
sugar.
Stir,
don't
shake.
Scrvt
with
Maraschino
Cherry.
RYE
HIGHBALL
1
jigger
B.CD.
13
Vear
Old
Rye-,
2
cubet
of
lee,
1
twist
lemon
peel'.
Till
glass'
with
ginger
ale
or
sod.
,
.Government
of
I,
,1
'
Local
Sport
.
1
I
.683
.630.
.575
.500
.437.
.423
.386
.342
.615
'.605
.571
Jack
Joy
Jr.
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
visit
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
n,8hts
113,11
'rom
one
stroke
back.
Sarazen
has
won
club
will
be
represented
with
su'-f1
all
major
golf
titles
since
1932
and
of
its
star
players
at
the
annual.
this
year
tied'
with.
Lawson
Little
British
Columbia
Lawn
Bowling
As-
for
the
U.
3.
open,
losing
the
sociation
tournament
to
be
held
uv
play-off.
I
Vancouver
July
22
to
27
LL-Col.
1L
li.
Sutherland,
70,'
who
succeeded
.
the
"Duke
of
Kent
as
captain
of
the-
Royal
and
Ancient
Golf
Club,
is
dead
at
St.:
Andrew's,
Scotland.
Ills
term
was
extended
last
September
"for
the
duration."
Baseball
Scores
The
local
representatives
will
be-
f.
S.
Walton,
J.
A.
Frew,
Jack
preece,
Jack
Paul,
Angus
MacDoiv
aid
and
Frank
Vlckers.
Walton
and
Frew
left
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Preece
and
Paul
wlil
Robert
Gordon
returned
to
the
Mrs
Falsenthal,
mother
of
Louis
Felsenthal,
who
left
the
city
a
few
weeks
ago,
returned
on
the
CataU
last
night
from
Vancouver.
'
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
McWaters
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
trip
to
leave
thla
Friday
by
train
and1
.
.
A
4Vlo
c-
Thompson
return,
i
to
I
he
Maedonald
and
Vlckers
are
al,
ready
la
Vancouver.
n
lf
nhiJ?
!
business
trip
to
Vanderhoof
and
The
local
entrants
are
as
follows:
interior
points.
Rink-Paul,
Walton,
Frew
and.other
1
Alex
Smith
of
the
dry
dock
staff
i
Doubles-
Paul
and
Maedonald:
sauett'
saiuraay
ajiernoon
on
uuj
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Fisher,
who
arrived
in
'.the
city
on
Saturday
af-jternoon
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
from
Wrangell,
sailed
last
i
night
on
the
Catala
tor
Hyder.
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
L.
A.
Swain
returned
tojjhe
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
Mr.
Swain
having
been-
south
on
business
in
connection
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
T.
Mandy
and
son,
Joseph,
are
leaving
on
this
afternoon's
train
for
the
Interior.
Dr.
Mandv
will
visit
Usk
in
connec-
547
tlon
with
his
duties
as
resident
mln-
V1
lng
engineer
for
the
northwestern
"
mineral
survey
.
district.
Mrs.
Man-.458
dy
and
son
will
visit
at
Douglas
.400,
Lodge,
Stuart
Lake,
for
a
month,
LOST
FLIER
LOCATED
LONDON,
July
15?
(CP)
Squadron
Leader
Roser
Bushnell,
once
Six
believed
the
first
member
of
a
ex-'Territorial
squadron
lost
bv
the
nressed
indignation
at
the
con-
air'
force-
in
the
war,
kj
now
re-tinuance
of
horse
and
greyhound
norted'
a.
prisoner
of
war
by
the
racing
despite
war
conditions.'
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ness
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B.CD.
Rye
Vhislcy
come?
from
its
being,
brought
to
maturity
in
oak
finished
"nature
way."
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seal
on
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bottle
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IIUDDERS
FIELD,
Eng.,
July
13:
(CP)
When
a
boy
killed
his
eight-weeks
old
brother
by
hitting
him
on
the
head
with
a
milk
bottle,
the
Jury
decided,
as
the
assailant
was
under
the
age
of
discretion
14
It
was
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malice
aforethought."
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