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What
Shall
We
Do?
Saturday,
July..
26,-141,
1
omorrow
night
there
will
be
a
.meeting
of
alUnterest-ed
in
civil
protection
in
the
CapitplTheatre-with
view
to
discussinrr
what
to.
do
in.thn
p.tr
nf
nh
ia
In
view
of
the
present
situation
n
the
Orient
this,
should
J
ue.une
oi
me
iiyenest'questions.tner.e
is.-
Wfi
are
the-nearr
est
port
in
Canada
to
the
Orient
Ours
is
the
most
likely
point
to
be
attacked,
ami;
we
certainly
should'
bo
the
ones
to
take
precautions.
Encouraging
Signs
Douulas
Reed,
vvririnn-
in
Mnplpnn'o
Mnrrnino
onon
that
at
this
moment
the
entire
picture
of
the-war
is
dom.
mated
by
a
gigantic
question
mark
the
value
of-the
Red
Army.
.Red
resistance
is
stubborn
and
German
hopes
of
a
quick
-victory
havo
already
ben
dispelled.
Reed
says
thati
if
the
Soviet
armies
are
able
to
hold
up
the
Germans
foiwm-other
three
months,
the
entire
picture
of
the
war
will
be
transformed
for
Hitler
will
be
a
beaten
man
by
winter.
In
any
event
he
will
be
greatly
weakened
and,
while
he
is
becoming,
weaker,
the
British
are
growing
stronger
Evidently.
Britain
is
already
showing
signs
of
in'
creasing
strength
in
the
almost
continuous
stacks
they
are
making
on
the
.German
centres.
Incessant
poundinc
is
havmg,ite
effect..
Day
and.
night
attacks
on
the
factories,
the
supply
centres;
the
transportation
facilities,
the.
ammunition
dumps.
All
these
are
how
having
their
effect-Germany
is
weakening.
They
have
at
last
induced
Japan
to
help
relieve
the
situation
but
i
will
have
no
effect.
The
UA.
ll,c
vw
come
anui
irom
now
on
we
shall
see
other
signs
of
victory.
TJie
V
campaign
is
npt
only.
a.Kes-ture-
t
1S
a
real
sign.of
archange
that
is
coming
about.
A
public
C
Ivillan
Protection
(AXf.)
meeting
wjll
be
held
hi
the
Capitol
Theatre,Sunday,evji.Ing,
Ju,y
27(h
at
9:15
Speakers
will
be
the
UpnoraWe
tn
AttorneyrGeiicral
G,
S.
Amer,
Commissioner
T
W.
,S
Parsons,
and
Inspector
S.
I',
iM.
Mood)?,
Three
rfels.
pl
moTipg
pictures
will
.also
be
s.ow
entilled
"Dover
the.
Frpnt
Une."
"Law
and
Order
and
"Dal
Jpiies"
Units
of
the
A.K.P.
wearing
baUees
and
armbands
and
affiliated
units
will
parade
i'cfpre
the
theatre
on
Third,
Avenue
at
9:00
o'clock
before
the
meeting.
You
are
cprdiajlv
invited
to
attend.
No
aiiinslon,
bervice,
J
When
You
Want
a
Reliably
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI;
13
SOFTBALL
WAS
FINE
Grotto
Wins
Exciting
.Contest-
from.
"
On
the
hebeat";and-
most'-exclt-'
ing
Senior
Softball
League
games
seen,.$o
far
this
season
was
.Rlftyed
J
Inst
ni?ht
between
the
leaguoJead-!
m&
tAKiMiWk
Me.
second)
place
ilutluia,
Tobacconists!
wining.,
8r
to
'.7;
The
Clothiers-.&tared'
the
balH
rolling
In
the
secondiinning
by
set.
ting
four
runs
to
their
opponents
,
one,
In
the
followine.
innlmr.
the
i
(third,
the
tobacconists
came-
back
jto
get
four
more
while
the
losers
got
'
nothing.
Thexeforeahe-GrG.tto.took..
.a
sngni
ieaao.r(Qner.un.by
.a,
score
,
Of
5
to
4.
In
the
fifth
Innine
rW
losers
came-
back
again
to,
et
one
sixth
the
winners
again
.managed
to
get
one
more
run
to
break
the.i
deadlock
6
to
5.
In,these.vnth
and'
final
Inning
the-Clothiers.
batting
'
first,
came
up
and'
obtained:
two
runs
to
take
the
lead,
7
to.6,
until,,
the
Tobacconists
came
hack
with
uurvich
to
bat
He
knocked
out,
a
two-base
hit
while
Mnrrfly.camehe-hind
and
got
asingle,
Then
Simon-
son
also
singled:
to
Jaring
in
,auryJch
j
to
tie
the
score
Bey
non;
then
vbati
ting,
knocked
out
a
Jook
drive
into
deep
centre
field
to,
bring
in
Mur-
j
ray
for
the
winning
jnn
to
.take
the
game
by
a
score
of-
8
to
.7.
A
fine
feature
ot-the
came
was
i:
British
Economist,
Envoy
Confer
With
ED.R.
Lord
Halifax,
British
ambassador
to
U.S.
and
J.
M.
Keynes,
BriUsh
economist,
discussed
the
British-American
economic
situation
with
President
Roosevelt
at
the
White
House
and
then
were
interviewed
by
reporters
after
the
conference.
SPORT
GHAT
Tomorrow
afternoon,
at
the
Ac-roDolis
Hill,
nromises
to
be
a
very
la
spectacular'
catch
made-by
Bill
interesUng
one
for
the
baseball
j
More
Money
For
Red
Cross
From
Active
Children
ramble,
playing
centrefleld
for
thejfans
of.Prince
Rupert
with
a
double-
a
group
of
local
children
consist-winners.
Slmonson
also
i
did:
some-header
in
which
first
the
Rocky
,
ing.of
Ileane
West,
Lois
Jones,
Dor-good
hitting,
for
the
winners
while-
Mountain
Rangers
meet
the
Dry
reen
Paul,
Nathaniel
Jones,
Robert
a.4V
wuuiw
jjii.naiu
iui
,iuB
uocKiaiier
wmcn
vn&
oeiucuuguus
McArtnur,
Dolly
BecKer,
Dorotny
lU!er-
;
will
play
the
Composites.
.McArthur,
Christie
Montgomery
Batteries:
Grotto
Kellet.
and
Th
rirv
Dork,
has
been
defeated
flnri
Rlllv
PpplfPf
urVin
have
hpn
Gurvlch.
'nnlv
mvP.
That
was
some
weeks
colllna
hrHAQ
1
Stone's
J.
Schroder
and
Brooks,
.ago
when
the
Rangers
defeated
and
hot
dogs
to
raise
money
for
the
Stone's
outhit
Grotto
9
to
6.
Jthem
14
to
11.
Since
then,
however,
Red
Cross,
have
turned
in
another
Second
Game
jihe
Dry
Dock
has
improved
the
acceptable
sum
of
$7.25,
it
Is
an-
m
tne
second
game
of
the,
even-1
team
100
per
cent
and
is
now
at
the
,
nounced
by
the
local
Red
Cross
i
rr
tkn
Dtftr
lirn.l....
J
A
-
i
-
I
...
.
...
log
the
Steel"
Workers
defeated
Dryjtop
of,
the
league.
uocx
Dy
a
score
of
13
to
10.
The
second
game
should
prove
Batteries:
Dry
Dock-
Johnson
'to
be
a
verv
eood
one
as
the
Com-
and
Warner
'
Steel
Workers
Wendle
and
Mc-
Intyre
G.
Howe.
Baseball;
Scores
National
League
Boston
B,
St.
Louis
0.
t:
Brooklyn
4-2,
plttsburg
8-8.
New
York
5,
Chicago
2.
Rhlladf
jph.la
4,
Cincinnati,
3.
t
American
League;
I
Chicago
0
New,
York
8.
f
Cleveland
0,
Boston
10.,
Detrpit
5.
Philadelphia
11.
;
St.
LouU
5,
Washington
3,
'
i
Senior
Softball
July
28-r-Stones
VS.
Steel
wnrlrors
Dry
Dock-vs.
Grotto.
'
August
1
Grotto
vs:
rm.
workers,
Stones
vs:
Dry
Dock.
.
Note
Men's
Senior
Lpa
to
.be
played
on
Mondays
and
Fri-
aays.auring
second
half.
posltes
have
reorganfzed.their
whole
team
and
will
use
several
new
men
from,
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Umpires,
for.
the-evening:
First'
Including
Sgt.
Barlow
who
skipper
game
B,
Sutherland
and
Gj
Will
mont.
Second
game
J(
Pierce
and
treasurer,
Arnold
Flaten.
Softball
July
29
Gordon
vs.
Grotto.
and
Anderson
ed
the
ball
team
at.
Patricia
Bay
July.
31
Service
Club
vs.
Fraser
and
Leading
Aircrafstman
.
Walsh
iStreet.
who
has
played
pro
jail
In
Ontario.:
August
5
Fraser
Street
vs.
Grot-Following
is
the
league
standing:
'to.
'
W
L
Pis.
August
7
Gordon
and
Anderson
Dry
Docks
,
5
1
.833
vs.
Service
Club.
Searchlights
3
2
.600
!
August
12
Gordon
and
Ander-
Rangers
2
3
.400
son
vs.
Fraser
Street.
Composites
1
5
.167;
August
14
Orotto
vs.
Service
The
Searchlights
have
a
chance
to
Club.
even
matters
up
a
little
tomorrow!
August
19
Grotto
vs.
Gordon
if
the
Rangers
defeat
the
Dry
Dock
and
Anderson.
and
the
Searchlights
defeat
the
j
August
21
Fraser
Street
vs.
Ser-Composites.
ivice
Club.
BASEBALL
i
Sunday,
Acropolis
Hill
1:30
RANGERS
vs.
DRY
DOCK
.-:()0-COjII'OSIT.ES
vs.
SEARCHLIGHTS
Notice
;
Dueito,lhcreased
Costs
of
Operation,
We
Are
Forced
-to;
Increase
Our
Rates,
Effective
July
25
.
;
v;';
New.
Rates
will
be
as,
follows:
One
orlVp,Passengersk
,
.
.
.
.
,
50c-
(Each
Additional
Passenger
25c)
.
Eastl
off
Eleventh
and
Conrad,
Ridley.
Home,
Sixtluand
,
,
-r
......
....w.i,
inc
i
.
Charter,.
per
hour
,
.
,
,
.
.
:
.
.
...
Highway,
to
end
and
return
$5
To
Bridget
$3
-
f
I
mi
Children
of
School
Age
Free
13
80-
Taxis
34
99
123
67
275;
1
hu
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
July
26,
1616
JCrench,
gained
ground
in
Estrees-Soyecourt
sector;
"'
occupied
J3enhan
.
trenched
nnrf'h
nf
Vprmanrtovlllers.
British
ttut
i
---
j
repulsed
Oerman
counter-attackuM
Allies
reported
oerman
iroop
movements-
from
Verdun
to
the
SommeJ
front.
OHIO
TENDERS
INVITED
FOR
SALE
Separate
sealed
tend
ers
for
the
purchase
oi
caom
ana
boat
hull
owned'
by
the
late
Jacob
Anderson,
and
situate
on
mainland
west
of
small
island'
across
harbor
from
Dry
Dock
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned,
up
until
noon
of
Saturday,
August
9,
1941.
Cabin
iU'x
io1.
Boat
huU
36'xlO"xSV2'.
on
ways.
Highest-or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
Cash.
NORMAN
A:
WATT,
Esq.
Official
Administrator;
FOR
SALtt
FOR
SAL&-1,
NaUonal
Cash
Register,
lot'
of
household
windows
in
perfect
condition,
50
doors,
with
all
the
fittings,
1
Crab
winch
double
geared;
6,
wash
basins
at
very
low
prices.
Phone
Blk.
324,
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
FOR
SALE
78
acres
of
good
hot
,
torn
land.
Adjacent
Remo
Station
on
Canadian
National
Railway.
Apply
R.
E;
Allen,
604
3rd
Street'
Nelson,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
1934
Cher,
Deluxe
Sedan
in
good'eondition,
Call
at
Room
23;
Central
Hotel
for.
fur-!
ther
particulars.
HOUSE
for
sale
In
good
condition,
eight
rooms.
Phone
Red
165
or
call
at
231
9th
East
for
further
Information
tf.
FOR
SALE
1041
R.C.A.
Victor
table
model
radio.
.Owner
leaving
town.
$45.00
cash.
Apply
Box-127.
U74)
FOR
KEN!
TO
RENT-One
room,
suitable
for
two.
Eat
but;
Phone
Green
733.
(177)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
and
Board.
Phone
Red
976.
(176)
LOST
LOST
Boys'
wrist
watch.
On
or
near
Ambrose
Aye..
Phone
Green
213.
WANTED
wanted
Bright
'
young
man
or
woman,
preferably
with
knowledge
of
typewriting,
who
would
be
,
in
tejesed.in
.learning
newspaper
Wslhessfiippr'Dally
News.
L
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tf
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store
helpr-
one
man
one
woman
preferably
young,
McRae
Bros.
tf
EXPERIENCED
woman
or
girl
nuuseworKi
sieep
out.
Phone
12:
.
.
.
(176)
WANTED
HoiisekeeDer
fnr
m9n
with
three
children.
Apply,
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f2fl.
riflllv
Monro
.n.t
'
J
"V".
i
I
J
YOUNG
girl
desires
houseworki
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NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
UOVtaiNMENT
'
JOB
as
lorlr
Postman,
Customs
clerk,
8teno.,
rive
uomjnionrwlde
exaina
held
since,
the
war
began.
Free
Booklet.
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Schools-
Ltd..
Winnipeg.
Oldest
in
Canada.
No
Agents.
TOWAN
RUN
A
HOME
KINDER
KarLen
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
InsUtute.
care;
M
C
O.
Schools,
Winnipeg.-
Man.
j,;SCHOOLS
&
COLLEGES
I
MRS!
IOLL'fi
a.
waMtJt.tj
m
;
shorthand,
typing
and
high
speed
win
commence
Sept.
L.She
will
be-
at
home
to
prospective
t
students;
Monday
evenings
.from
,
8
to
o..
Please-
regUter
early.
Phone
Red
923.
(174)
;Salurday,
July
26,
I34t,
Flower
Show
Monday,
July
28th
2nd
Ave.
at
4th
St.
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to
12:001.00
t)
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SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
I'lioiu
37
I'.O.
ilui
541
FRASER
STREET
Prime
Kurrt;
YES.'
We
lUpair
U'atvr
I'ipei,
Hoofs,
Woodwork,
S(ovr
Cotuiri
trd,
i:tc.
Oil
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pruned
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ys
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Store
Smallwares
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Kt;Ui
ncry
-Kitchen
Tool:;
olidf
Hardware
-
Leather
Bllliolds
and
Coin
Turses.
Owing
to
the
unu.sual
hot
summer
weatlwr
vvt
think
it
would
be
better
to
deliver
our
milk
after
sundown,
therefore
your
milk
will
be
four
hours
latrr
than
usual.
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
K.
Black,
Proprietress
Three
Weeks
Opening;
Offer
FREE!
FREE!
SKIRT
FOR
LADll'.S
TROUSERS
FOR
GENTS
With
Each
Frcedman&Gahhe
Suit
From
July
2Hh
10
Aug.
13th
DELUXE
TAILOR
Opposite
Commodore
Cafe
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p
n.
Hot
196
CHIROPRACTOR)
Stanley
W.
Colton,
U.C.Pb.C
Wallace
Block,
Phone
610
Fresh
Local
Raw
mid
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Hank
Bid.