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Polishes,
Laces,
Arch
Supports,
Corn
Pads,
Shoe
Trees,
Etc.,
is
the
Largest
in
the
City
SOLE
AGENTS
FOR
JACK
AND
JILL
SHOES
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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nome
of
Good
Shoes
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
June
10,
1941
.
Possibly
Germany
has.
made
a
mistake
in
coercing
France
into
permitting
use
of
Syria
for
military
purposes
in
connection
with
the
camnaicn
to
trv
to
secure
the
Mosul
oil
wells.
Evidently
the
French
people
in
Syria
do
not
like
it.
That
is
why
thev
are
desertmir
and
point
nv-tr
to
t
hnl
Free
French
army.
If
the
invasion
continues
as
it
is
going
the
country
may
soon
be
occupied
by
the
British.
Most
of
the
trouble
was
brouerht
"about
hv
Admiml
Darlan,
the
pro-German
vice
Premier
who
has
been
in-j
fluencing
Marshal
Petain.
There
are
other
pro-German
.
rient'iirnen
in
nign
places
m
i
ranee.
All
ot
thege
people
t
Win
una
uiey
nave
been
badly
mistaken
if
they
think
they
can
play
both
sides.
British
Initiative
-
-
The
British
have
been
taking
the
initiative
in
the
Levant.
We
speak
of
the
whole
country
as
Syria
but
t
here
is
a
group
of
federated
provinces
in
the
Levant.
At
least
one
of
these
was
hostile
to
the
British.
Most
of
them
were
friendly.
Considerable
pressure
was
brought
to
bear
on
the
British
military
authorities
to
take
the
initiative.
The
reason
for
not
pushing
right
ahead
at
once
seems
to
have
been
the
wish
to
keep
on
friendly
terms
with
the
Vichy
government.
Use
Of
Gliders
Neutral
observers
in
Germany
report
that
the
Nazis
have
28,000
troop-carrying
gliders,
each
capable
of
holding
14
men.
Two
of
these
gliders
can
be
towed
behind
a
single
bomber,
and
Americans
traveling
through
central
Germany
have
watched
from
train
windows
as
the
operators
practiced
landing
and
taking
off
with
full
loads.
The
principal
value
of
the
gliders
is
that
they
make
no
noise.
Also
they
can
be
quickly
and
cheaply
manufactured.
Taking
off
from
continental
airfields
at
night
they
can"
be
towed
across
the
Channel
and
cut
adrift
while
they
are
still
40
or
50
miles
from
the
target.
They
would
then
float
silently
toward
it,
with
no
tell-tale
propeller
noise
or
exhaust
flames
to
betray
them
to
the
defending
anti-aircraft
fire.
Their
function
would
be
to
destroy
railroad
yards,
dynamite
bridges
and
disrupt
communications.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO.
BUY
16th
ANNIVERSARY
FURNITURE
SALE
4
Piece
Bed
Room
Suite
Bedstead,
vanity
dresser,
large
mirror,
chiffonier,
upholstered
bench.
CA
Sale
price
U
JDU
SEE
OUR
WINDOW'
PHONE
775
CARDINALS
TAKE
LEAD
NEW
YORK.
June
10:
CPt-St.
Louis
Cardinals
took
over
the
leadership
of
the
National
League
yesterday
by
defeating
the
New
York
Giants
while
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
were
losing
to
the
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
lead
of
the
Cards
over
the
Dodders
Is
now
one
full
game.
Their
victory
put
the
Reds
into
third
place
ahead
of
the
Olants.
Chicago
Cubs
held
fifth
place
by
winning
'over
Boston
Bees
and
the
sixth
;
place
Pittsburg
Pirates
held
there
jby
winning
over
the
Phillies.
I
No
American
League
games
were
scheduled
yesterday.
Big
League
scores:
National
League
St.
Lou
It
5.
New
York
2.
Pitttburg
5,
Philadelphia
Chicago
13,
Boston
6.
Connatl
9,
Brooklyn
7.
National
League
W
St.
Louis
35
Brooklyn
33
;
Cincinnati
...
-
23
iNew
'York
22
I
Chicago
22
Chicago
22
.Pittsburg
19
Boston
10
Philadelphia
16
American
League
Cleveland
34
Boston
23
t
Chicago
28
J
New
York
23
Detroit
27
Philadelphia
24
Washington
17
St.
Louis
10
V
20
20
22
22
21
28
34
32
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STAR
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
FOU
SALfr
WANTED
LOST
Pair
of
glasses
in
black
leather
case
on
Sunday
between
!
11:00
and
12::00
a.m.
on
railway
track
between
dry
dock
and-
cold
t
storage.
Reward.
Phone
Blue
815.
(136)
AGENTS
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wanted
to
secure
orders
for
"Blood,
Sweat
and
Tears'"
by
Winston
Churchill,
most
dynamic
Inspiring
book
of
this
generation,
nearly
500
pages
Illustrated.
Liberal
commission,
large
profits
easily
made.
Write
today
for
free
sample
outfit,
Dept.
W,
nox
32,
Terminal
"A",
Toronto.
(89)
SPORT
CHAT
Temperamental
Chuck
Campbell,
Canadian
and
United
States
singles
bulling
champion,
resigned
by
request
from
the
Toronto
Argonaut
Uiv
IS-rmiivrt
Rain
caused
postponement
of
last
night's
play
In
the
Prince'
nament.
Following
is
the
draw
for
today,
weather
permitting,
SPORTS
DAY
Baseball.
Steer
Riding
and
lironcho
Busting
Were
Features
of
Interior
Gathering
Rowing
Club
five
years
ago
follow-
j
lng
an
argument
with
Coach
Don
MOKICETOWN,
June
4
-Three
Paul.
"Lone
Wolf"
of
Canada's
baseball
games,
steer
riding
and
1938
Olympic
team,
Campbell
made
broncho
busting
featured
the
stam-hls
own
way
to
Oermany,
but
falN
pede
and
swrts
day
held
at
Morlce-h
win
town
last
Wednesday.
There
were
.
visitors
frcm
many
points
In
thei
Paul
Berlenbach
scored
a
de-
valley
for
the
day.
decision
over
In
the
first
Daseoau
game
wiui
Young
Stribllng
In
defence
of
his
Fort
defeated
Morlcetown
18
to
10.
the
spcond
KlsDiox
defeated'
New
York
14
years
ago
last
nlflht.
Skeena
Crossing
5
to
nothing.
In
A
rnirl
nl
UWl
cum
TUrlpnharh.
tho
thirrl
It.izelton
WOn
Over
Sinlth-
Yesterday'swho
ost
tule
Q
m01ltn
later
ersato4.
L
18
16
25
23
23
25
23
29
31
I
to
Jack
Delaney,
force
the
fight
In
Line-ups
in
the
Hazelton-Smlth-Jnearly
every
round
to
gain
an
un-
ers
game
were
as
follows:
anlmous
decision.
Stribllng
was
Hazelton
R.
Muldoe
cf
:
C.
Da-kllled
in
an
automobile
accident
vld
2b.:
J.
Smith,
lb.;
E.
Patsey.
ss.
October
3,
1933.
C.
Smith
p.:
S.
Moore
If.;
P.
Ororne.
3b.:
S.
Robinson,
rf.;
S.
When
you
invest
In
Victory
Bonds
Muldoe.c.
'
you
invest
In
Victory
with
inter-;
Smlthers
P.
Mayor,
cf.;
B.
Leach,
!674
.500
.489
.439
.438
.452
.355
.340
.630
.565
.500
.560
,529
est
to
boot.
Tennis
Draws
For
Tuesday
Rain
Caused
Postponement
Of
Play
Yesterday
In
Prince
Rupert
Club
Tournament
ss.;
P.
Watson,
lb.;
C.
Ludgate,
p.
W.
Watson,
c;
M.
Mclntyie,
2b
:
D.
lOrant,
rf.;
M.
Kerr,
3b.;
L.
Warner,
if.
I
First
and
second
prL-.es
".-ere
(awarded
in
the
steer
riding
and
broncho
busting.
PLAYGROUND
SUPERVISOR
4g0
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
annual
tour-
Cecil
R.
Sliantas
Coming
From
Van-
ccuvcr
To
Direct
Activities
Of
Gyro
Club
For
Children
By
arrangement
Lamoie
vs.
.
-
Gladding.
j
Cccll
R
Snanlz
of
Vancouver
has
1
?:m
Tinker
vs-
Brltton-
been
appointed
supervisor
of
the
.
Pvm
my
ana
M,tcne
'Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club's
play-
,1
t..l
4-4
tin
..u.e
uim
fvm.
ground
activities
during
the
5
pm.-Mellin
vs.
Hetherington;
moilths
of
Jllly
and
Augu$t
thU
Kensington
vs.
Borrie,
Fulton
vs.
year
and
wlll
arrWe
ln
the
clty
on
Kennlngton.
,June
29
tQ
Ilssume
hL,
duties.
There
6
P-m.-Bri
ton
vs.
Schwass;
wlll
be
local,
appointed
assistant
Borrie
and
Frlcke
vs.
.McCormick
supervisors
and
Hume;
Piers
vs.
Mellin
or
have
ArrangcmeiUS
been
made
iietnerington
to
proceert
with
palntlng
o(
play.
vJnlaT
"rw
"d
VSnrrle
r
roulld
equipment
this
week
if
Kensington:
Noble
Brltton
vs.
or
rather
permits.
Sjihwass;
NorrinRton
and
Benier
vs.
Comadlna
and
Davis.
I
8:00
p.m
-Forrest
and
nartner,
FOOTItAI.L
CANCFI.I.FI)
vs.
Schwass
and
Blank;
Mitchell
and
Vance
vs.
Berner
and
Cruick-1
Owing
to
rain,
It
was
decided
snanK;
iietnerington
and
Kenning-
,eany
mis
afternoon
to
postpone
ton
vs.
Borrie
and
Frkke
or
Mc-he
City
League
football
game
cormlck
and
Hume;
Bellamy
and
scheduled
for
this
evening
between
Mellin
vs.
Dawson
and
Noble
(If
Dry
Dock
and
Composite
Services,
possible);
Davis
vs.
Gladdlngf
"
"possible).
'
!
There's
Safety
in
Numbers
Buy
.more
Bonds!
Fraser
Street
Wins
Softball
FOR
SALE
3
-room
sulte-furnl-
Orottettes
Never
Had
A
Clianre
In
ture.
Sell
complete
or
separate.'
Last
Night's
Game
Phone
Blue
898.
(135)
'
FOR
SALE-Piano.
Phone
Red
433.
'
Fraser
street
kePt
tP
Place
in
(133
lne
Ladies'
Softball
League
last
night
toy
defeaUng
Grottettes
bv
FOR
SALE
Blue
Tip
mechanic's
a
score
of
16
to
7
ln
a
nnp-lflPH
tools,
2
cross
cut
saws,
8
Rem-
fixture.
The
Fraser
Street
lrls
got
lngton
.typewriters,
studio
off
to
a
good
start
by
netting
4
couches,
chesterfields,
unpainted
runs
in
the
first
inning.
They
were
chests
and
drawers,
beds,
springs
never
in
doubt.
The
winners
out-and
mattresses
at
very
low
hit
the
losers
9
to
4.
The
winners
prices.
Phone
Black
324,
B.
C.
were
all
clickintr
while
the
losers
I
Clotniers.
FOR
SALE
7
tube
Phone
Blue
724.
cabinet
radio,
.
'
(137)
made
plenty
of
errors.
Batteries:
Grotto
Roberton
and
E.
Thomas.
Fraser
Street
Hlngston
and
Da
vies.
Umpires
were
Johnson
and
J.
Storky
of
the
R.
M.
R.'s.
WANTED
Elderly
man
to
herd
1rer
was
Dominic
Montesano.
cows,
start
right
away.
Valetin
The
league
standing
to
date:
Dairy.
(136)
Fraser
Street
2
0
1000
"
Women's
Service
cevrp
Corp
1
1
'
.500
WANTED-Housekeeper.
Phone
264
Grottettes
333
a
tat.
""cnii.cs,
uorcion
Bi
Anderson
0
1
.000
tf
WANTED
Bright
young
man
forj
day
work.
Chris
Mill
Bakery.
LOST
(136)
A
Man
who
won't
Lend
is
Friend!
YESJ
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Kte.
Oil
Iturners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
J2.50
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MAN
HOME
SKUVICE
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IJLACK
735
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
Thursday
and
Saturdays
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
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etc
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'
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Bella
Bella
Retains
Cup
7
k
r
cently
Over
Ocean
Falls
BELLA
BELLA,
June
5.
Bella
Bella
successfully
retained
the
Mackenzie
Challenge
Cup
for
foot
Tuesday
J
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2.
Hitler
knows
one
U;
Scored
Two
Football
Victories
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language
ot
FORCE
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r
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will
end
his
mud
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1,
'
,
r
slave
the
world
V
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ball
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defeating
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a
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