PAGE
TWO
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With
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you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
Jby
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
early
fall
than
to
buy
a
pair
of
Hartt's
Shoes.
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at
Family
shoe
store
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ITome
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Shipyard
Management
Monday,
August
25,
1941.
There
will
be
general
regret
that
G.
A.
MacMillan
has
decided
that,
although
accepting
the
position
of
general
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
shipyard
and
dry
dock,
he
does
not
think
it
advisable
to
move
to
Prince
Rupert
and
exercise
direct
supervision
over
the
local
shipbuilding
activities
instead
of
supervising
from
Vancouver.
He
is
supposed
to
know
his
own
business
best
and
it
will
be
up
to
him
now
to
prove
to
the
railway
company
and
the
people
of
the
country
that
h?
can
do
it
m
th
way
he
plans.
In
carrying
out
this
work
he
will
have
the
full
support
of
this
paper
if
it
can,in
any
way
help.
All
we
wish
to
haveis
the
best
possible
management
producing
the
best
possible
results.
Most
Prince
Rupert
people
are
anxious
that
the
present
work
shall
be
so
successful
that,
it
will
fully
meet
tire
war
emergency
and
the
plant
will
continue
to
function-as
a
going
concern.
We
doubt
if
the
Vancouver
of
Victoria
shipyards
could
be
successfully
managed
from
Prince
Rupert
and
we
still
feel
doubtful
that
best
results
can
be
obtained
from
the
present
set-up
here.
As
we
have
said
before,
this
shipyard
is
the
property
of
the
people
of
Canada.
As
owners
of
the
plant
we
all
have
a
right
to
be
critical
and
we
shall
not
hesitate
to
express
our
opinion
if
we
consider
that
good
results
are
not
being
obtained.
We
look
on
it
as
a
public
duty.
The
display
of
displeasure
at
the
presence
of
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
at
the
Canadian
Corps
field
day
last
week
was
rathe?
unfortunate
as
it
might
be
miscon-trued
in
England.
In
this
country
it
is
customary
to
reserve
displays
of
this
kind
for
political
gatherings.
Just
-now
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
is
representing
Canada
and
not
the
Liberal
party.
As
Prime
Minister
he
is
entitled
to
respect.
Presumably
the
soldiers
have
disagreed
with
the
policy
of
the
government,
possibly
in
the
matter
of
conscription.
There
also
have
been
criticisms
of
the
manner
in
which
supplies
have
been
provided.
The
men
are
quite
entitled
to
criticize
the
Prime
Minister
in
regard,to
any
of
these
matters.
It
may
be
difficult
to
find
an
oppSrtunity
to
give
vent
to
their
feelings
so
they
chose
the
only
one
available
and
in
that
they
could
not
be
blamed.
All
we
suggest
is
that
such
a
display
at
such
a
time
was
rather
unfortunate.
If
you:have
eometlung
to
ell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
wilUoon
let
j'ou
know
if
there
is'
a
buyer
in
the
city.
.
.
BASEBALL
IS
PLAYED
Searchlights
Win
Over
Commodores
Dry
Dock
Takes
Scottish
In
yesterday's
baseball
game
at
Acropolis,
Searchlights
provided
an
upset
by
defeating
Commodores
five
to
four.
In
the
second
game
iha
T"Wt
T"-Vi-
V
y
i
Onr
on
the
field.
JUST
BACK
FROM
IRAN
James
P.
Hartley
Is
Interesting
Visitor
To
City
An
interesting
visitor
ln
the
city
Is
James
P.
Hartley
who
arrived
on
the
Snow
Prince
yesterday
morning
from
Alifqrd
Bay
where
he
is
paying
a
visit
with
his
bro
ther
Bill
Hartley
who
is
engaged
in
construction
worK
mere.
Mr.
Hartley
has
just
recently
re-,
turned
from
Persia
(Iran)
and)
the
East
where
he
spent
the
lastj
tnree
years.
nis
return
ne
new
'from
the
Persian
Gulf
to
Australia
t
and
came
by
boat
from
there
to
San
Francisco,
making
several
stops
on
the
way.
One
of
them
Included
a
three
day
visit
at
Tahiti.
i
Mr.
Hartley
has
many
interesting
stories
to
tell
of
his
visits.
He
will
be
returning
to
Aliford
Bay
today
where
he
will
spend
another
,week
and
then
sail
on
the
Camo-Isun
next
Friday
for
his
home
ln
I
the
south.
BUDDHIST
STRONGHOLD
Thailand
has
about
17,000
Buddhist
temples.
Today
in
Sports
AIR
FORCE
j
WINS
CUP
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
National
League
St.
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
4.
Chicago
7,
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
7,
Boston
2.
Pittsburg
3-4,
New
York
.5-3.
American
League
Philadelphia
1,
St.
Louis
6
New
York
7,
Cleveland
2.
Boston
0,
Chicago
3.
SUNDAY
National
League
St.
Louis
7-2,
Brooklyn
3-3.
Cincinnati
13-6.
New
York
9-4
Chicago
5-6.
Philadelphia
8-7.
Pittsburg
3-7.
Boston
4-3.
American
League
Boston
3-2.
Cleveland
4-5.
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
4
lnnlnes).
Philadelphia
4.
Detroit
7.
New
York
5-8,
Chicago
1-5.
Hitting
GO.
70
or'
80
is
only
a
passing
and.
oftentimes
dangerous
thrilL
And
it'
wasteful
of
gas
at
a
time
when
this
precious
fuel
is.
so
urgently
needed
for
our
Fightint,
Forces.
So
forget
fast
driving:
honour
your
5050
Pledge
instead.
Walk
more;
drive
lesis
and
drive
slower,
even
on
the
open
road:
a
steady
40
gets
you
there
and
gives
you
more
miles
per
gallon.
REMEMBER:
The
slower
yon
drive,
the
more
you
sutel
Challenge
SPORT
CHAT
comparative
youngster
In
top
flight
tennis
who
has
already
won
tne
8-8.
Wateh
of
the
winners
knocked
f1
'been
chauXn
where
time
and
Batteries:
o
v
.
teams
ai
at
a
a
"iccuus
meetine
out
3-bnPe-Pr
senrlns?
uUl,
a
a
o-uaggcr.
xvmis,
nnP
one
nm
run
:
TVTFnfFnlATF
I
1VF.I1P
finest
,(vu
records
ln
1,1
women's
tenrris
...
..
.
.
.
"
:
tnfnHnn
to
h
MmI
Kv
ginning
wmcn
was
me
oesi
learn
to
osers
outnit
tne
winners
"
EJgJit
Umes
In
11
years
she
has
..
..
.
been
en
double.
doubles
oouoies
enaninlnn
cnampion,
onip
onpp
with
with
..
.:.
,
.
.Bettv
Nuthail
thr
timp
in
.
..
...
....
.
n
i
n
pp
q
nn
nnni
norn
a
win
ra
or.i
-F
-
with
1
3-
aearcnugnis-ierru
ana
uoui-
wmcn
DroKe
tne
deadlock
4-3
ar-
"
"
-
Helen
Jacobs
and
four
times
with
so"-
.te'beingtied3-3
Alice
Marble.
And
she
has
won
Scottish
Cann
and
Bailey.
j
Batteries:
Dry
Docks
Warne?
and
Bury.
Air
Force
Riley
and
Broune.
....
...
ji.
)
n
i.
r
'
M
coainpiooshlps
abroad,
too.
For
several
years
now
sports
writers
eliminating
one
youthful
threat
after
.another
to
reach
the
finals
pifvtv
imrc
w?v
ana
ijhu.
oo,
aespue
tne
Americans
l.?.cl.tha
she
has
a
top
own
more
automobiles
.
than
bath
tubs.
imgmer
ior
a
decade
and
a
half,
jsne
may
wen
stroke
her
way
to
the
;'
crown
now
that
the
apparently
unoeatable
Miss
Marble
Is
out.
.Miss
Betz
appears
best
among
the
,
so-called
newcomers.
She
mav.
I
have
too
much
power
and
stamina!
If
Alice
Marble
could
designate
,t0T
11133
Jeobs,
although
an
at-
j
her
successor
as
queen
of
the
tack
conc"rated
on
her
none-
courts
there's
no
doubt
tout
that
J;00-81-011?
forehand
mlRht
upset
she'd
select
pretty
little
Sarah
Pal-
Pfr-
three
aPJar
to
be
the
,
frev
Cooke.
Sarah
h
h.n
h.r
t
bets,
although
a
surprise
win-i
Washington
5,
Detroit
6
(ten
in-ckse
companion
and
doubles
part-Jnr
mlght
come
from
8ond
Hel-nlnSs)-
'ner
for
years.
The
Dalr
won
the'Cn
B!rnh&nd,
Virginia
Wolfenden
U.
S.
doubles
chamDlonshin
in"
Xycs-
Pat
Canning,
Dorothy
May
1937-38-39-40.
Miss
Marble
held'rundy
or
Ixmlse
Brouh-
the
U.
S.
Singles
championship.
since
1938.
Having
gone
profes-
NON-MARTIAL
INDIA
sional
she
Is
out
of
the
national
BOMBAY,
August
25:
C
i
a
contest
this
year.
And,
although
'
.closer
relation
of
"India's
so-.
Alice
can't
tan
her
choice,
mmi
called
non-martial
raws"
tennls
enthusiasts
figure
that
Sor-I
military
services,
the
old
Madras
aw
u
m
bouu
a
'Dei
as
any
oi
tne
guieiK,
aisoanaea
15
years
ago,
other
contenders
in
the
national
J
singles
.
tournament
starting
At
(ten
'Forest
Hills,
New
York,
August
30.
Sarah's
chief
rivals
as
usual
Is,
to
be
restored
and
recruited
lm-1
medintplv
Iwlll
hi
i
?viii.
nf
rotKnmi.u..
1
lOffers
Will
be
received
nn
tn
Ran
W
'J
i
the'.rouo
.her
in
the
1934
and
im
finoi
Ont
reuUs.with
a
classified
ad.
land
who'
held
the
-tin
rrm
1010
jln
the
Daily
News.
(tf)
through.
1935.
2.
Pauline
Betz,
ja
,
i?IaSf
H?Ms
generally
known
as
The
Red
Reef"
nenr
m.vri
n
n
(Portland
Canal),
more
particularly
xnown,
as
Lot
1390
"Red
Peer
Frac-HfS'
:r,Lot
1405'
Reer
NO.
1;
Lot
1406
Red
Reef
No.
2;
Lot
1407,
Red
Reef
No.
3
;
and
1408f
Red
ReeJ
No.
.
Also
Surface
Rights
as
registered
under
Certificate
of
Ti
tle
28707-1.
The
highest
or
any
offer
not
necessarily
accepted.
J,Cn;
fldg?an
a.nd
R-
H.
Wilson
uuoiuugnton
si.,
victoria.
B.C.
(Executors
iof
II.
E.
Newton)
UMl
R;iTBy
ACT
NOTICR
j
Re:
OerUficata
of
Title
No.
34835-1
to
ItUQck,
one
Two
(2),
Thre
(8)
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(8).
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jjitjux
m
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CIK
of
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to.
RTfir
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Trunk
mta
In
this
office,
notice
to
hereby
given
ithut
I
than
t
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Provisional
c
umue
vo
me
in
writ-
DATED
t
the
Und
nlatnr
Office,
'
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aay
W
Ji'iy.
I8i.
A.
THOMPSON.
Deputy
neyistmr
of
Tltlea.
SWEDEN'S
CO.OPERATIOX
STOCKHOLM
A,
,.....
national
Indoor
and
clay
court
proposals
of
the
Swedish
vL
1
-championships.
to
exrhange
British
-..
Ch
invaua
prisoners
of
Uar
v""
From
a
singles
competitive
stand-
have
been
rejected
or
ab-rd
point
Sarah
reached
her
peak
when
for
the
present
but
)),
3
c
sa
dxov
into
th
final
round
in
pressing
a
pkn
to
r-uj-ry
1934
and
1935.
But
many
experts
mall
and
by
air
...
U
i
insist
she
is
playing
better
tennis
Prison
camps.
tish
into
camp
to
the
tune
of
Defeated
Canadian
Scottish
T
t"1S
Canadian
scotusa
ao,
hLOd
grif)t
mQrt
poWej
d
more
ti.-
t
i.-
would
like
to
issue
through
tnj(.
vjir
I
In
the
first
to
one
run
by
Search-
ine
ura
uentre
uarnivai
son-
.
-
,,.,
.
4V,
rM,
lights
but
the
lads
from
the
forts
ball
cup
was
won
by
the
Royal
:J,"'jrB
came
back
strong
In
the
second
toCanadlan
Air
Force
yesterday.
In
T
ihaSenSe
arae
Is
to
be
now
than
ever
before.
They
attrl
The
Grotto
softball
team,
current
ner
Oe-found
success
to
'
champions
of
the
Men's
City
changes
she
has
made
in
'hjM
x-eagne,
aitnougn
aeieatea
oy
a
game.
These
Include
a
new
fore-II
seven
mj
one.
j
c
ovuuau
nuyuj
.
.
...
......
.
(wjiu,
vu.
-v-
Commodores
brought
in
two
runsj
11"--
:
vT
.
V
7
.
Jfitrt
arop
sI10t
and
lncreasea
confidence
aggressiveness
1
of
a
few
months,
the
former
ama-.
.
..
T-1
1
I.
,
1
,
1
iuic
ate
ciwuuu
ouv&e,
u3
leipeu
if
strengthen
her
game
with
hours
J
v,trH
onH
f,,f
tv,
.v.,
...
,
a,Za
Pyed
according
to
regulation
rules
o
tutorln?
this
summer
shf.
hn
Searchlights
were
never
headed.
Canadian
Scottish
by
a
score
.of
7
h!
T
L
h
12
on
three
blg
nvJtation
tourna-
Commodores
tried
hard
all
the
way
to
3.
It
was
a
very
interesting
?T
f?
ff
tv
o'ments
In
row
thls
year'
ang,
to
overcome
the
lead,
particularly
game
all
the
way
through.
There
l'0,
a,nyffn
J
1.
cf'Helen
Jacobs
in
the
nnaJs
r
one''
"
"
In
the
last
inning,
but
the
Search-
was
also
the
largest
crowd
ever
7,
T
lost
her
first
contest
with!
lights'
fielding
was
too
odd
for
seen
at
he
Gyro
Park
this
year.
JKm
Liy
n
wh
V,-
"
Paullne
BeU
iUss
Bet2
whipped
J
them
and
they
were
unable
to
Pollard
started
on
the
mound
'S
.
1
ln
e
tltle
round
of
the
a"
score.
for
the
Scottish
but
seemingly
he
I
resardins
Eastern
Grass
Court
tournament.
j
Scottish
were
not
playing
their
rould
not
get
.going
and
had
to
be'
'
.
.
,1
usual
game
with
Dry
Dock
and
reolaced
in-the
second
Inning
by
fi.
jL,h
authored
one
pf
the
I
there
was
no
-doubt
from
the
be-
Mcintosh
u-hn
finishorf
thp
cmo
.Played
in
aid
of
some
charitable
...
.
,.
resptcth,
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
(
i
Crescent
I
Shows
Prince
Rupert
I
1
Watts
&
Nickerson
line-up
for
have
been
that
the
veran
mmmm4
"euu'c
auu
naitiiiora
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