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Wednesday,
September
25,
1940.
EDITORIAL
Just
before
some
of
the
little
folks
aboard
the
ship
BASEBALL
SCORES
Yesterday's
Bis
League
scores:
American
League
Washin?icn
5-4.
New
York
6-9.
Boston
16-4,
Philadelphia
8-3.
St.
Louis
7,
Cleveland
2.
Detroit
at
Chicago,
rain.
daub,
header
today.
National
League
'
New
York
4.
Brooklyn
5
jnly
games,
others
rained
out
The
leagus
standings
to
date
FOR"
SALE
Old
furniture
dressers
and
bed
springs.
Apply
St.
Paul
Hotel.
(227)
FDR
SALE
9
mm.
Movie
camera,
with
teiephoto
lens,
pply
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
(227
FOR
SALE
1939
Pontine
Like
new.
Only
2600
WANTED
-limiist'
be
KneedMply.
a
Vji
WANTED
Sedan.
car
guarantee.
Long
Motors
1224
CUSSIFIED
LADIES
omtAii
IN
FOR
SALi!
evening
with
Savoy
Swingers
win
nbsg
over
Annette's,
Bluebirds
over
Knox
Hotel
and
Rangers
over
Luckv
35rikes
three
games
to
nil
miles
New
wni
Big
ousters
won
two
games
over
Stylettes.
High
average
scorer
of
the
eve-
FOR
QUICK
SALE
Beautiful
ning
was
Mte
Gertrude
Turgeon
mu
Jtia
coal.
Practically
new
of
the
Bluebirds
with
197.
sprlng-fllltd
mattress,
spin
dry
Annettes
washer,
2
vacuum
cleaners,
radxt
Selig
143
182
133
458
etc.
Mrs.
Max
Asemissin.
Pin-?
Field
291
196
178
575
5C4.
(231i
Arney
135
196.
178
509
;
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Nickerson
-
106
90
139
335
i
rwoT
P.
Dichens
150
129
150
429
Savoy
Swingers
LOST
Black
grip
(attache
case)
la
BflVe
..
182
containing
clergyman's
robes
West
,.
156
lost
somewhere
in
Prince
Rupert
Croxford
157
Will
finder
please
contacl
R
C.
Smith
145
H.
Durnford.
Daily
News.
(227i
McLeod
118
POSITION
WANTED
WANTED
Position.
Can
do
typing
..?.
and
filing
and
have
some
store
jjartwi
experience.
Miss
V.
Strong,
Knox
T-
Ti.i.i
T".i
...
fieron
nuici.
rnone
ii.
Bluebirds
Piere-
-
174
Turgeon
....
174
Knox
Hotel
McKeown
Yceger
that
was
recently
torpedoed
went
to
their
death,
they
sat
wanted
to
buy
small
house.
Alexander
in
a
lifeboat
and
sane:
among
other
songs
Roll
Out
the;
Barrel"
Some
critics
have
said
thev
thought
it
would
have
been
more
appropriate
had
the
children
been
sing-
Utf
mg
nyinns
just
Deiore
Demg
uasnea
into
eternity,
evidently
the
aim
of
those
in
charge
of
the
children
was
to
keep
them
from
thinking
of
the
possibility
of
drowning.
Singing
songs
they
knew
and
that
went
with
a
swing
aided
in
keeping
them
cheerful
and
happy
to
the
last.
We
do
not
think
so
poorly
of
the
Creator
as
to
imagine
that
the
songs
they
were
singing
could
affect
their
hereafter.
Anyway
no
place
would
be
heaven
without
a
barrel
of
fun
there
sometimes.
Getting
the
Truth
About
War
-
-
-
Some
Canadians
seem
to
be
a
little
worried
because
they
are
not
told
the
whole
truth
about
the
war.
Official
communiques
omit
certain
important
matters.
We
all
know
the
British
War
Department
does
not
consider
it
to
be
in
the
public
interest
that
the
enemy
should
know
many
details
about
the
war.
We
hear
about
the
war
losses
from
so
many
sources
that
we
feel
sure
the
official
accounts
are
not
far
from
correct
except
that
the
reports
of
losses
are
usually
delayed.
Prince
Rupert
as
a
Market
A
casual
run
through
the
country
near
Prince
Rupert
makes
it
clear
that
the
people
of
the
interior
are
learning
more
and
more
to
depend
on
Prince
Rupert
to
take
their
marketable
produce.
Owing
to
the
total
absence
of
hor5es
there
is
not
much
local
demand
for
hay
but
there
is
a
good
demand
for
fruit,
vegetables,
berries,
potatoes,
turnips,
milk
and
milk
products,
provided
they
are
of
god
ouality
and
well
packed.
Grading
is
very
important-
We
are
told
that
vegetables
and
potatoes
are
in
greater
demand
if
they
are
clean
and
carefully
graded.
Apples
especially
should
look
attractive
to
the
customer.
Already
it
is
evident
that
the
methods
of
marketing
are
improving
and
this
accounts
for
the
increasing
demand.
It
is
hoped
that
this
increase
will
continue
and
that
more
and
more
of
the
products
of
the
interior
will
make
their
way
into
Prince
lupert.
Trade
of
this
kind
will
be
mutually
beneficial.
The
permanence
of
Prince
Rupert
depends
to
a
large
extent
on
the
development
of
the
interior
and
the
value
of
the
Prince
Rupert
market
to
the
producers
of
the
interior
depends
upon
the
development
and
growth
of
the
city.
Everything
in
Novelties
j
Eva's
Novelty
I
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f
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MISS
OLAFSON
A.T.OM.
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Also
Royal
Academy
of
London
Certificate
for
Harmony
PHONE
845
$300
cash
and
rental
payments.
Box
23.
Daily
News.
(237)
PERSONAL
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
job
as
Clerk,
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno,
Bremnpr
ew..
inree
uonumon-wiae
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
M.
C.
C.
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Ltd.,
Winnipeg
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In
Canada.
No
agents.
FOUNIi
Stylettf
Stone
....
In'if?"
133
113
200
133
83
Experienced
general
Seharff
151
good
cook,
no
other
Frrtz
148
Phon?
775.
(230)
Birsell
j
72
WANTED
For
October
1,
small
furnished
house
or
suite.
Adults.
Box
No.
24
or
Phone
Blue
163.
tf
Rig
Sisters
Bond
Rothweil
M.
Bond
191
123
115
157
205
.124
.122
Schatffer
139
Nelson
83
Blackhall
.104
Lucky
Sh-ikes
.101
Menztes
.......
........180
Hague
117
Bird
.103
Mot
.1S9
Rangers
Peterson
......139
Yaw
'
.123
FOUND
Brown
bag
containing
Robin?
.,161
!
child's
clothing.
Get
the
bag
and
Asemissen
,.li8
;
pay
for
this
advertisement
at
Ballinwr
165
Dally
News.
(tf)
Martin
223
127
170
168
139
170
165
143
197
151
104
90
227
175
161
171
12S
140
220
97
113
89
117
122
161
164
97
127
119
99
144
151
149
220
42
143
257
179
146
154
183
25
i
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115
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168
176
133
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161
116
141
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154
143
141
140
182
160
148
118
101
183
184
162
120
195'
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
and
Used
FURNITURE
RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
and
wood.
From
OILBURNERS
Complete
SAVINGS.
Next
Door
to
B.C.
CItMer
S28
10
39
with
pump
and
tank
AT
GREAT
NEW
FURNITURE
4
STUDIO
COUCHES
Can
be
made
into
single
bed,
2
single
beds
or
a
double
bed
with
3
spring-filled
cushions.
2Q
A
Regular
$45.00.
Now
?OU.JU
C
STUDIO
SETS
Couch
can
be
made
Into
double
or
single
bed
also
has
blanket
storing
space
and
3
spring-filled
Si??
l
O
cushions.
Special
i?
4
THREE-PIECE
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
In
latest
materials
and
colours.
Regular
$98.
Now
Pbone
BLACK
324
$75
TIIIRII
AVENUr
380
365
404
351
405
449
437
392
345
362
471
463
472
238
580
42
ORGANIZING
FOR
WINTER
BrMie
And
Cribbage
Leaauea
To
Be
Active
Again
This
Winter
Rabert
MeKay
Is
President
Robert
McKay
was
elected
president
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
and
Cribbage
League
with
Fred
Riffoti
as
vice-president
and
Fred
Wermlg
as
secretary-treasurer.
Honorary
president
is
Bert
Morgan
and
honorary
vice-president,
A.
A.
McEwen.
taiit
Seven
or
so
teams
urciuamg
A
I
ISllW
lM
I
W
Norway,
Ramblers.
MoskeV
rs
1
X
J1
1
1
J
1
1
rtTS
and
prince
Rupert
Dairy
are
entered
for
the
Bridge
League
Bowling
League
Activities
For
while
four
teams
are
in
the
field
Season
Started
Last
Night
for
Cribbage.
The
objective
Is
to
have
twelve
teams
in
each
league.
Entries
will
close
October
i.
The
Ladies'
Bowling
League
it
has
been
decided
to
have
commenced
the
1940-41
season
last
teams
composed
of
four
players
In
future
Instead
of
six
as
In
the
past.
ISSUE
IS
i
IN
DOUBT
Detroit
Lead
in
American
League
One
Game
and
Half
Cleveland
and
New
York
Still
Have
Chance
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
25:
(CP)
The
outcome
of
the
American
League
548
pennant
race
is
still
in
the
balance.
50
Yesterday
the
running-up
Cleve-506
land
Indians
lost
an
opportunity
to
459
cut
the
lead
of
the
Detroit
Tigers
1.1
by
losing
to
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
lead
of
the
Tigers,
whose
game
with
532
the
Chicago
White
Sox
was
rained
51
out
and
with
whom
they
will
there-421
fore
play
a
double-header
today,
,u'
was
one-and-a-half
games.
The
465
New
York
Yankees
stayed
in
the
running
one
game
behind
the
In
IT!
.
....
dians
and
two-and-a-half
games
'r
l.y-
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u
Specify
Wednesday,
September
25
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C-
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.
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Mj
AND
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BLACK
&
WHITE
double-header
from
the
Washington
Senators.
behind
the
Tigers
by
taking
a'
Advertising
is
an
lirfestment.
518
491
409
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11
DIJIIlllO,
BttNDiO
AND
BOTTIIO
IN
SCOTLAND
James
Buchanan
&
Co.,
Limited,
Glasgow,
Scotland
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
of
dlspliyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Bishop
Andrey
Velitchny
oi
thel
i
Russian
Orthodox
Church
to
fcv
York
City
to
a
brief
visitor
In
thJ
city.
He
arrived
from
the
EastorJ
'last
night's
train.
CHALLENGE
TO
CANADIANS
A
Emergency
Call
for
$5,060,000
THE
MOST
WE
CAN
GIVE
t
WILL
NEVER
EQUAL
Our
men
cive
all
.
.
.
fireside,
family,
friends,
career.
They
bold
nothing
back.
Unasked,
but
stirred
within
by
tbe
urge
of
manhood
and
pride
of
race,
they
go
forth
bravely
to
face
hard&Mp,
lotelinei
and
danger,
to
risk
life
itself,
in
a
great
cause.
It
If
your
cause
for
which
they
fight,
You
are
not
asked
to
givi
yonr
own
life
but
you
can
help
to
lave
one.
The
Red
Cross,
of
glorious
tradition,
unchallenged
in
purpose,
needs
your
help
so
thai
it
can
answer
tanks
with
ambulances,
bombs
with
beds,
horror
with
hospital,
cruelty
with
mercy.
Those
of
us
at
home
will
not
be
leas
loyal,
lsss
gsnsrous
than
our
fighting
men.
We
can
remind
them
daily
of
our
frstituds
and
our
devotion,
through
the
Red
Cross.
CANADIANRID
CROSS
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colter.,
D-CTh.C.
Wallace.
Block,
Phon
440
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Colussi
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and
Teacher
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and
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