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to
Make
Money
for
Treats
or
Kelief
F
iree
station
land
have
in
PAGE
THREE
:0.
1911-
U.S.
TROOPS
LEAKN
INVASION
TECHNIQUE
rrnes
j
an
troons
of
the
16th
Infantry.
1st
Division,
swarm
over
the
beach
at
F4al0ut'
ass.
xe
new
type
navy
boats
to
land
them
from
transput.
The
"invaders"
penetrated
Inland
io
,
bridges
and
set
up
machine-gun
nests
in
practice
that
some
dav
may
turn
into
reality.
the
boat
no
.sooner
touches
than
the
soiaieis
in
ops
approach
the
shore
en
masse.
Bottom,
;uid
ready
for
the
mythical
enemy.
fines
by
which
they
raise
money
for
treats
or
provide
loans
to
airmen
whose
homes
have
been
damaged
Jn
air
raids.
A
pilot
who
starts
to
grow
a
rnnnstiiphp
Is
fined
thirtv-flve
cents.
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VI.e
ItrxHll
SUif
op.ii
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U"
10
7
Ui
t
m
SIMMONS
Sl'KING.KII.I.KD
Mattresses
Ut-auty
Rest.
4-0.
4-0.
3-3
Deep
Sleep.
4-6.
4-0,
3-3
MalrsLlr.
"w.-r.
mill
iiim:
Si
lirt
$12.50
$28.r.o
$21.00
AUcwanco
will
be
made
for
your
old
mattress
J
at
$25.00
o.
over
in
our
stock
priced
nx
mattress
on
any
new
Elio's
Furniture
Store
to
5:30
p.m.
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
TIIIKD
AVHNUh
PLAYED
AT
HAZELT0N
A
flier
who
receives
a
decoration
jclkwa
Win
Baseball
Game
by
or
is
mentioned
in
dispatches
is
g,.rc
f
Eight
to
Nothing
I
fined
$2.50.
Mention
of
his
name
tm.p
20.-
Pilots
at
ix
v
a
it
In
in
&
a
newsoaper
in.
"
"Kr-
costs
------
him
sixty
TFLKWA.
June
20.
-
Tnc
-
-
Teikwa
the
cents.
If
his
photograph
appears
baseball
tm
went
to
Hazelton
on
ivsti'm
of
ho
Is
fined
$1.25.
M
ioth
Fume
CRYSTALS
1
lb.
Tin
50c
BAGS
Price
50c
-
-
-
Sunday
Hst
to
play
the
second
ii'izplton
tenm.
defeating
them
riiht
to
nil.
Steve
Robinson,
pitch-
r
for
Hi7lton.
In
the
first
in
ning
allowed
Teikwa
five
runs.
Rob
inson
va?
placed
by
Sid
Muldoe
p
'Tow
in
on?
more
score
on
a
sac-.
rifice
hit
made
by
a
Teikwa
player.
They
were
held
very
close
In
the
next,
eiaht
innings
while
the
next
two
Teikwa
runs
were
s?ored
on
er
ror-
of
the
Hazelton
infield.
Thp
Hazelton
second
team
will
play
Teikwa
asain
tonight
artcr
which
a
'arewell
dance
will
be
held
In
the
Kitanmax
Hall.
I
Twenty
-Five
Years
Aijo
June
20,
1U16--Revolt
against
Turks
in
Arabia;
Mecca,
Jcdda
and
Taif
cartured
by
Arabs
and
Medina
heser""i.
Fighting
slackened
In
Verdun
area
os
German
reserves
moved
to
other
war
fronts.
Dollars
will
win
the
war.
Dollars
win
pH
it
sooner.
Invest
In
Victory
nonds.
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LAOIKS
a"d
OENTU
Hrvt.
Materials,
Workmansliip
2nd
Ave.
two
doors
from
ItrniKtcaslinir
Station
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
HOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
onl
tlmon
cannluc
company
with
an
all
thr
rar
round
payroll
In
I'rim-e
lluprrl
CLEVELAND
IS
GAINING
k
Ij.uU
fanlinals
Also
Leading
.
-
By
Three-Games
In
flalioual
A
Leagues
vrtrw
york
June
1:
(CP)
r:ipvpland
Indians
have
been
gain
ins
ground
since
their
reverses
at
the
first
of
the
week
which
culminated
in'
their
defeat
at
the!
hands
of
the
New
York
Yankees
on
Monday.
Yesterday
the
Indians
swamped
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
12
to
1
while
the
Yanks
were
winning
7
to
2
from
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Indians
now
have
a
full
three
game
lead.
Tn
the
National
League,
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
held
their
margin
nf
lradershln
at
three
full
games
by
winning
over
the
Phillies
while
the
second
pla.ee
Brooklyn
uoa-gers
were
winning
from
Chicago
Cubs.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
'
American
League
I
Cleveland
12.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
0,
Washington
12.
Detroit
4,
Boston
6.
j
Chicago
2.
New
York
7.
National
League
!
New
York
9,
Pittsburgh
'6.
Philadelphia
6,
St.
Louis
7.
;
Brooklyn
9,
Chicago
4.
The
league
standings:
National
League
Louis
42
TOM
COLLINS
MIXER
for
Long,
Cool
Drinks
7
18
Brooklyn
38
20
New
York
29
27
Cincinnati
30
28
Chicago
23
30
Pittsburg
21
28
Boston
-
19
33
Philadelphia
17
40
American
League
Cleveland
39
23
New
York
34
24
Boston
31
24
Chicago
31
27
Detroit
32
29
Philadelphia
2C
32
?t
Touis
19
35
Washington
19
37
'OM
COtllNS
Uivrn
SPORT
CHAT
n
Charlie
Grimm
was
released
by
St.
Louis
Cardinals
of
the
National
Baseball
League
to
Little
Rock
of
the
Southern
Association
23
years
ago
today.
He
was
sold
to
Pittsburgh
in
1919
and
after
six
years
there
was
traded
to
Chicago,
becoming
manager
of
the
Cubs
August
2,
1932
succeeding
Rogers
Honvsby.
He
was
released
as
man-aeer
a
few
vcars
later
but
this
year
he
returned
as
a
coach.
We
need
your
co-operation
to
give
you
belter
service.
Nease
put
out
our
milk
bottles
daily
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
rilONE
to
26
Vi
ozs.
Br
j
kfeiGZ
I
)
$4.10
U
mAf
GROTTO
AND
STONE'S
WIN
Results
Of
Softuall
Games
Evening
Last
!
WKONG-WAY
WALRUS
Remains
of
the
Arctic
walrus
have
been
found
In
Georgia.
Tbis
Is
a
war
to
the
death'A
war
between
savagery
and
democracy
If
you
want
democracy
to
win.
you
must
do
your
share.
Invest
in
Victory
Bonds.
UM)
ACT
Notlrr
or
Intention
to
AiI.V
to
LriiM-
nrrnorr
In
Rt-jc
5,
C
ist
Uistrtct.
Ind
IJ-t-
:::nn
D
''.r'..v
cf
rrii-c
RiV-Ti..
and
slU'V?
S'lUfJi
cf
tpii
4478
and
0853
al
Pi
!
E-la
iri
Take
notice
tlia
Britten
Columbia
Tackers
Llnltd
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
fish
packers
Uitends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
rvirmrrliifT
at
a
ixxst
olamted
at
S.
N.
W.
8
'.t;.i:rji
r.mei-
oi
xo:
nio;
nntit-;
37
dcrccs
25"
W.
310
feft:
thence
7
devrs
19'
E.
67J
Srri:
.lirir
82
degrees
41'
E.
218
feet:
to
the
rltflt
if
way
ci
th-
GrMid
Trunk
Pad-
Rlway:
tncnee
n.
i
octrees
iu
fcllcwtos
tb
raid
rixht
ot
way
8J)2
feet
to
a
point
cf
commencement,
ex-r
.rti..
liT'frrtn
Blccks
Y.
W
and
V
ol
Lot
446
(Plan
No.
,1038
and
contain-
ln
EVmii
bnu
mnM
rrr
fKA.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
-
i
'"
isn
per
Fred
Nash,
Agent.
Ti
Juws
5th.
1941.
TIMIIKI!
SAI.K
XI
Mil
Srfl.tcd
tsnden
wUl
8j
raoplvd
by
the
ttt
firs.
For-tcr.
Pr,.'-ii?
Rpert
n-;i
lt-l
i
t
mi
nraa
on
me
mm
aay
tu
juij.
Louis
to
the
canvas
In
the
twelfth
xuhi
V-ir
Kit
.-.wiy
ciwmvi.
c.n
4
of
their
scheduled
15-round
heavy-
XZ1
W
CcUar"
I
weight
battle
at
New
York
five
Two
(21
years
will
be
sllowed
ror
re-
years
ago
last
night.
Ovci
whelm-
xnZ?r
Uwiir-
...
.
lng
favorite
to
lick
the
German,
v,voi.
B.C.
.the
Dstr'-v
F-r-l
TjiiiIc
fru-it
ti
tprrlfic
noiinrllrnr
hp-
n-.'or
Prl-nv.
Tl.tnrert
Ranwr
Q.
W..
fore
toujitcd
out.
Schmeling,
a
mtm
Prlnoe
Ruert-
member
of
Germany's
parachute
.
.
.
troops,
was
reported
klUcd
in
the
Nazi
Invasion
of
Crete
but
German
.sources
denied
it.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
'VALENTIN
DAIRY
IMIONK
657
Central
Hotel
Central
Jfotcl
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Tipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
qieaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
IIOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
:
H1TE
HORSE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
WHITE
HORSE
OISTIUIUS
11D.,
OIASOOW
WH,
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ij.hiuj,
ii
infill
3i:iij,inji-i.uiii.Bmi-i-ii7.ui-j
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i;
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u,
u
1
innnr
f
jmtml
Board
or
bv
the
This
advertisement
U
not
pumisnea
or
"?
Government
or
uriusn
wjmmuw.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
June
20,
1918
V.
A.
Cole,
representing
me
nn-
t
-
drlorl
Rpninr
LeazUC
tn
f
fVio
nnmlnlnn
in
a
wiic
ance
cuiuiiubbcc
u
-
CO
last
night
Stone'e
lehratinn.
waited
on
the
O
A
J
-----
,
.
.
A
I
nt
ffft
if
i
tnrV
fll
if
i
m.
a
-1
ah
n
i"i
n
T
Cloiniers
won
u
council
last
nignt
to
aan.
ui
u
b"""
ra
tv....
rlafooforl
t
Vl
O
.
.
ii
r
.
.
.4
TVitt
tne
season
as
uic;
u.vv.-
sli)U
towards
me
iujiuj.
Steel
Workers
20
to
3.
In
the
sec-
mayor
intimated
that
the
esti-
ond
fixture
of
the
evening
tne
mates
lnciUded
a
small
vote
for
u..i.
,,f
fVo
Tlrv
Dock
9
l
.j
n
rtvl-iVi'ivn
lUrulWJ
ojjui,
uu
5UCn
purposes,
ntuuiuuu
vjunui'M
I
i
n
rrl.
nnmA
tine
rnllprl
fit
the
.
i
.
i
CifiV,
mnif-
u.
una
bwi"
seconueu
oy
iuueiuiwi
1w
.end
of
the
sixth
due
to
rain.
ed
tnat
$10o
be
granted.
This
car-Batteries,
for
Steel
Workers,
rkd
unanimousiy.
700
'Thompson
and
Bury,
for
Stone's,
arc
...
j,
i
n-rnr
tnr
fjrotto
.
,t
u
i
l
.
"Knns
ri
r.i
ii'
ili
ii
i
uii
bic
i-
v
J
marriage.
.ujj
vyenaie
ana
uiwn-,
ouversiues
u
n
.518
Kellett
and
Morgan
and
for
Dry
sentCQ
uth
a
carving
set
by
the
LOANED
CI
T
I
.
1
1tKOCTr
.483
1
umpires
for
the
evening
were:
:
.428
Harrison
and
Beynon
in
the
first
.363
game
and
Pierce
and
Hetherington
t
298
in
the
second.
Scorer
was
Dominic1
(
Montesano.
'
.629
The
league
standing
to
date:
586'
W
L
.564
Grotto
-
4.
1
534
steel
Workers
3
2
.525
Dry
Dock
1
2
484
stones
-
1
4
.352
.339.
Pet.
.800
.600
.333
.200
j
New
York
City
has
five
sheriffs.
In
the
latest
casualty
list
appears
the
name
of
Major
S.
P.
McMordle,
slightly
wounded
and
returned
to
rtntv.
and
Allen
Robertson,
formerly
a
partner
of
George
McColl,
wound-.
Roropnnt
Ravner.
who
is
back
from
the
front,
is
here
recruiting
tnr
thp
American
Legion
and
has
opened
an
office
at
the.
corner
of
will
take
his
three
sons
to
the
front
with
him.
Hitler
knows
one
language
only
the
language
of
FORCE.
And
force
will
end
his
mad
ambition
to
enslave
the
world.
Your
dollars-
1
STAND
BY
TODAYS
PASSWORD
($$s&&
1
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GOOD
BEER
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T
4
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sood
reion
for
X2&.f
lh
ittidily-stowina
dmnd
for
ymWwXfimk
W&g(
"BriUnni."
Hvt
you
tried
it
yet?
XK
Wfaft
ifrV
Older
a
doien
todiy.
(iWl
Sk!i
Wzfam
V.
BREWED
AND
BOTTLED
AT
J
PMm
IEBEiJjr
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
-
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Special
Afternoon
Cruise
Around
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19
11
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C.N.R.
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5:00
p.m.
Afternoon
tea
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additions
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Prince
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for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-Condi
tloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
Saturday,
4;00
p.m.
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Monday
at
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p.m.
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