a
Mr.
fense
measure
is
indispensible.
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3,1941.
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Style
and
quality
unsurpassed
in
Kid,
Calf,
Scotch
Grain
in
Boots,
Oxfords
and
Brogues.
Hartt's
Air
Force,
Naval
and
31ilitary
carried
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EDITORIAL
Radio
Tender's
Asked
-
-
It
seems
evident
that
Smitners
is
to
have
a
radio
range
station
in
conjunction
with
its
air
base
and
that
the
work
on
it
is
to
be
done
at
once.
Yesterday
we
advertised
the
call
for
tenders
and
the
tenders
must
be
in
by
July
15.
The
air
base
is
to
be
at
or
near
Lake
Kathlyn.
Here
again
the
interior
is
ahead
of
Prince
Rupert.
From
Smithers
the
air
route
goes
northerly
to
Atlhvleaving
Prince
Rupert
behind,
but
one
or
two
possible
sites
for
air
fields
have
been
selected
and
others
nearby
so
It
is
possible
that
Prince
Rupert
may
not
be
far-behind
the
other
centres.
All
that
is
now
needed
is
ah,
airfield'
and
a
highway.
These
are
necessary
to
the
safety1
and
well
being
of
Canada,
United
States
and
Alaska.
Unholy
Noises
Complaints
continue
to
,be
.heard
in
regard
to
most
unholy
noises
on
the.streets
of
the
city
at
all
time
of
night.
It
is
said
that
young
men,
many
of
them
young
men
who
are
not
in
uniform
and
who
might
well
be,
let
off
steam
after
cornine-
out
of
beennarlorSi
or
other
places
of
enter
tainment
by
shouting
at
the
tops,
of
voices,
imitating
wolf
s
i
i
x
-l'
il'.i
,t:
r
i.
i
i.
.cansana
trying
to
prove
inai
rnnce
nuperi,
is
a
uauK-woods
community
instead
of
an
up
to
date
city.
We
are
glad
to
pass
on
the
protest
against
such
conditions.
If
we
are
a
crude
people,
there
js
rio
reason
to
make
it
known
to
all
the
world.
President
to
Speak
President
Roosevelt
i.
to
make
another
speech
to
the
American
people
and'the
rest
of
the
world
on
Friday,
July
4
at
1
p.m.
He
will
undoubtedly
be
ready
then
to
discuss
matters
of
national
policy
which
will
prove
of
great
interest
to
Canadians.
WV
suggest
that
those
interested
may
well
tune
in'that
day.
British
Air
Activities
-
We
get
only
scant
news
of
the
British
air
activities
but
we
are
told
enough
to
Wake'
lis
'realize
that
the
Germans
are
getting
as
great
a
'poinding'
as
they
ever
gave
the
British,
even
at
Bristol,
Plymouth
or
Coventry.
We
are
in
clined
to
think
it
wouldbjS
bettfer
policy
to
give
more
news
of
these
raids
and
Occasionally
to
give
the
world
photogra
phic
proof
of
the
effectiveness
of
the
bombing.
This
war
is
very
largely
a
war
of
neryes.
More
Work
For
Rupert
Two
more
cohtraetare'.b'e3iig
let.
One
for
a
$50,000
contract
at
the
airport
andthe
other
for
harbor
defence
work
for
an
unknown
amount.;
AJ1
this
will
make
employment
and
tends
to.
keep;
the
people
busy.
There
are
also
new
houses
being
built
in
a
6mall
way
but
nothing
like
enough
to
meet
the
reauirements.
As
soon
as
work
starts
on
the
big
ships,
more
notising
facilities
must
be
provided.
The
Highway
East
-
There
is
a
little
matter
of
eighty
miles
of
highway
to
be
built
to
connect
Prince
Rupert
with
Terrace
and
the
rest
of
the
world.
It
is
difficult
country
but
not
at
all
impossible
country
and
the
highway
is
necessary
if
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
of
value
to
the
country
from
a
defense
point
of
view
and
if
the
Alaska
Highway
is
to
be
of
real
service
to
Alaska.
Juneau,
Ketchikan,
Petersberg
and
Wrangell
are
all
important
towns
and
the
only
way
they
can
tie
up
with
the
highway
is
by
Prince
Rupert.
Later
they
may
tie
in
at
Hyder
and
other
places,
but,
for
the
present
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre
to
be
considered.
In
the
future
it
js
exnectd.that
there
will
hprlospr
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ARMY
SPORTS
DOMINION
DAY
Affair
In
Charge
Of
Capt.
I
Waters
Prove
Successful
Colonel
Injured
Shoulder
The
Area
Sports
Committee,
bUt2ing
fas
not
Capt.
McWaters
chairman,
spon
sored
sorea
a
a
very
very
Interesting
imeresuns
track
and
"
j
on
behalf
of
Lt.Ktol.
Sr.
O.i
John
ston
Walter
Ferguson
of.
the
Y.
M
C.
A.
was
in
charge
of
'arrangements
for
the
day.
Race
winners
follow:
100
yard
dash
1.
F.O.
Watt
R.OAJFV
2.
Lance
Corporal'McAuilffe.RAI.
'
'
R.
3.
Gunner
Steritt,
N,
.-Search-
l
i
5.
Lance
Corporal
McAuUlfe.'JlJrf.;
ft.
P.O.
Williams,,
J
E.;
Navy.
220
Yard
Daih-.";
'
1.
Sergeant-
Lawfojfd,
b
'.
C-
fiig
nals.
'
-
J
4
2.
Gunner
Ste'rf
tlt,?N
B.,-Se4rch
lights.
'
,
.
.
3.
Tel.
McKlnnon.
D.
Navv.i
'
4.
Ince
Crporal
,WcAu'liffe..R.
Mil.
My.
5.
Sergeant
Pattpny-WB.,
I.CA.F.
6.
Gunner
Junker,.
102nd.
Hop,
Steo'
and
Jump
,
1.
Corporal
Svjch,
H.B:.RA'A'.t,.
2.
Sergeah"t
Lawf6rd
Signals.
Jr
3.
Gunner-
NeUson'-wj
Kj'i02rid.
4.
Lance'.Dombadier
Cblkon,'
(f.
P
Searchlights.
5.
Private
Jonesi.'k,Fr;;.R-M.tii
6.
0.
,Slg:'Boychuck;i8lg't(als;:
,!
440
Yflttl.'Rlei
jy
;VT
1
'
v
J
i
ounner
strrmuf
Lanct
iBdmlia,
dler
Collj.spiii,Qun;ner
Skijnrit
''.Guh'-.
2.
Private
Cooper,
Private
Jones,
Lance
Corporal.
McAuUffe,'
'Corporal
Corner,
R.MJt.
3.
O.
Tel.
McKlnnon,
OS.
GaWley,
A.B.
May,
O.
Siz.
Boychuk,
Navy.
4.
Gunner
Helnekey,
P.
Gutm'er,
Hanna,
Gunner
Hetnekey,
G.
sergeant
CaWleronl,
102nd.
5.
F.
Scrgwht
Lewlg,
Sergeant
Patten,
Corporal
Wemp",
F.6:
Watt,
R.CA.F.
6.
Sergeant
Lawford,
C.
Corporal
Hllder,
Slg.
Jones,
Slg.
Bllhkon,
Signals.
Potato
Race
1.
Private
Downing,
A.
P.,
RAIJl'.
2.
Gunner
Itaytor,
Searchlights.
,
3.
OJ5.
Boon,
Nayy
4.
Gunner
Lye,
102nd.
5.
Sergeant
Hardy,,
R.C.A.F.
6.
Slg.
Spark,
Signals.
High
Jump
1.
O.
Tel.
Seymour,
Navy.
2.
Corporal
Such,
HP.,
U.CA'.R
3
Sergeant
Lawford;.
Signals.
Land
Soccer
;
16
Hotidrs
Many
Cups
Competed
For
Durlnr
Season
Despite
Nail
Raiding
LONDON
July
3:
(CP)-Llstins
i6
Soccer
cups
and
their
dinners
h
ihm
ldin.i1
'4inn
vivos
pvl.
appreii'ably
dimmed
the
love
'bf
the
WllShmah-or
the
Scotsman
elth-flekl
meet
on
Dominion
Day,
j.
hU
fa
m
Sports
started
at
9:30
a.m.
with,
0,aSg0W
Rangers
an4
p'feston
entrants
from
seven
units
station-
Enfl
WQn
mor'sMcwr
ed
in
the
area.
The-
large
ciMd
Qnm
of
the
season
ln
of
spectators
present
saw
some
jiand
contested
events..
The
main
evenly
Bahgers
Won
three
trophies,
the
event
ol
interest
was
the
Com--Ert)1lth
,the
aTp
heTn
squish
mandine
Olivers
race.
Tm
nrrt,
th,
nixhv
rwu
irace.
60
yards.;
resulted
in
a
eadj
hje
pTen
wan
th3Foot.
between.!.
l.,Wctxiv
R-lfeui
.heal
LeagueWar
Cup
'and
the
k.
ana
Major
iwe.
y.
o.
"-iNorth
Reglflnal
League.
rer
a
rest,
mese
iwiurp
uu
p
fallowing
is
a
complete
list
of
yard
dash.
Much
to
(the
enjoyment
Wflmpions
,
of
all,
they
reaUy"
burned
up
the
FootbaU
't-a
Wflr
Cun
,Pr.
track
all
the
way
'around
)the
oval.'
t0n
North
End
Col.
Wood
threw
himself'
;
across
ficcttifh
Cup!
-Glasgow
Ran-ers.
the
fmish
line
to
ata.
make
lUj
North
Regional
League,
Preston
dead
heat
'but
his
flying
,nlsh
North'
End:
cost
him
a
disweatea.
snomoert,
,m
nMlona,
Lm,.p
which
will
confine"
htatomospital,
-
.
for
a
lew
days.
t
s
.
fbcibalilee
South,
Brighton
The
R.
C,
A.
F.
,woq
the
cupand
h0Vc
A,bion;
tnr
nrfnnine
the
I
most'
Points,
the
h
-.-t
m
w..
t,..j...
cup
being
presented
toI1yhig.Of-
southern
Sottish
League,
Dlas-
iicer
wpiieiauii:
u
wajvi
r"
Eow-Raneers
f
Western
Regional
Cup,
Loyell's
AthleUc.
Western
Regional
League.
Lov-
dl's
Athletic.
South
Wales
and
Monmouthshire
Cup,
Cardiff
City.
Hampshire
Cup,
Portsmouth.
Inter-Allied
Services
Cup.
British
Army,
-
Glasgow
Charity
Cup,
Glasgow
g
..
;
n
combined
Counties
Cup.
.'Mid
ir
t.
mimoauier
IjCuics,
u.
it.
rJU"u-jdlesboro.p
m
'
5.
O.
S.
GawleV,
G.iR.,
Navy,.
,
l
TdrintViIro
fur.
Tlni-I
1.
F.O.
Watt,
R.CAJ.
;
2.
Sergeant
La
wfofd.'iD.
Sig
nals,
i
6.
Lance
BombadleriAttreei
i
K.
K.
A.
A.J
J
.j.
Area
Headquarters.
.
Sack
Race
1.
Private
Lyons,
W
RAI.R.
2.
Gunner
Hayter.lR.
A,
Searchlights.
'
.
.'
,
'
-
3.
2nd
Class
Stoker
'.NJcholson;.
J
L,
Navy.
3.
Sergeant
Calderonl,"
Cl,-
lQ2nd.
Mtdland
Cup,
Leicester
City.
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
the
absence
of
some
of
the
Dry
Dock
players
tonight's
4.
Gunner
Johnston..
AS
.l'Cid.
tf
.toeiween--
Dry
.Deck
5.
A.
C.l
woodward-T.E;
RCA
P.I.
r.r-.r-
6.
Private
Jones,
P.
G
Area
Headquarters,
j.
Broad
Jump
:"
;
v
1.
Lieutenant
Colonel
Wood,
RJvIi
R.,
Major
Lbw,.
Signals.
''
3.
F.O;
symonds,,
R.CJV.F.
4,
Lleutendnt
Commander
Elfert,
Navy
4
Gunner
Skinner,-JllX.;,
Search-1
i.
L'S.
Galbralth,
J.,
Navy
i.
lance'
vorporai
uook,
,
w
.,
k.
ij.
F,
Sergeant
Lewis,
R.C.A.F.
.
440
Yard
Dash
.f.
Slg.
Boychuck,
A
Navy.
-'-
2.
Cbrporal
Such,
H.
B.,
R.C.A.F.
i
'
S.
Sergeant
Lawfofd,
Signals!
4.
Lance
'Bombadler
Colllsoh,
SearchllghU.
i.
Private
Balerazo,
P.,
tl.KLR.
6:
,Bom6adier
Letnes,
102nd.
880
Yard
Relay-,
.
lTounner
Sterrett,
Gunner
Hay!
Hter.Lance
Bombadler
Cotilsoh,
Oun-J
net
Skinner
Searchlights.
'
J
h
i't'pWatt;
Corporal
Wemp,
8er-
geanv
rauen,
corporal
aucn,
ll.u.
A.F.
3,'vEorporal
Corner,
Lance
Cor-
Iporal
McAuliffe,
Private
Downing,11
nvrzfe
Jmts,,
R
M.R.
Bfg'McNaught,
Big.
Heard,
Slg;
Cherry.
8.
iBergeant
Lawford,
Big-
uoii.
'
'
f
Gunner
Lye,
Gunner
Walkdon,
Gunher
Helneky;
p..
Gunner
Han.
na?3u2nd.
jj-
6.
Wflnams,
McKinnon,
Osborne;
seymour,
Navy.
Tug
of
Var
Finals-Winners
RAlJt
ahd
102nd.
TotaTL'points
for
each
unit:
R.CA.F.,
482;
RAI.R,
48;
Searchlights,
44;
Navy,
422;
102nd,
32r
Signals,
31;
Area
Headquarters.
'
5.r
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
2nd
Aye.
two
doort
from
Broadcasting
Station
Central
Hotel
PAnfrol
VtnitA
Annnr
If
you're
short
on'station
patience-
try
the
Union
Minute
Men
HIGH
SPEED
BUT
HO
HIGH
PRESSURE
I
Union
Minute
Men
areHThey
adjust
their
service
to
fit
each
customer's
schedule.
If
you're
in
a
hurry-say
the
word!
They'll
rush
you
through
in
nothing
flat!
If
you
have
more
time-sit
tight!
They'll
service
your
car
from
stem
to
stern.
But
in
either
case,
you'll
find
no
high
pressure
selling.
Union
Minute
Men
point
out
any
service
points
that
rittd
at-tention;but
they
never
try
to
sell
you
any?
thing
you
do
not
need.Try
them,
h3
see.
Baseball
Scores
-American
League
Detroit-1,
Chicago
0,
nlsht
game.
American
League
New
York
8,
Boston
4.
Philadelphia
7.
Washington
6.
Detroit
at
Chicago
(nigh).
;
-
National
League
Boston
:
6-0.
New
York
4-6.
Brooklyn
9,
Philadelphia
3.
Pittsburgh
,8,
Cincinnati
3.
Gordon
Jolllffe
of
Queen
Charr
lotte
City
is
spending
a
few
days
in
the
city;
We
need
your
co-operation
to
live
jrob
better
service;,
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
dally
as
we
need
ihem
for
tomor
row.
Dominion
Dairy
rnoNE
io,
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
I
GOLD
SEAL
JFcy
Red
Spckeye
PINKSEAL
"Finest
Pink
Salmon
iTog-
Jumping
Like
A
Derby
iook
rot
A
this
sioh
j
m
76
of
Angels
Camp,
California.
In
1865
Mark
Twain
wrote
a
short
story
"The
Celebrated
Jumping
I
Frog,
of
Calaveras
County"
which
changed
him
irom
an
itinerant
California
Old
Gold
Camp
Gets
In
newspaper
reported
to
a
writer
of
j
News
Wjth
Unique
Sport
national
reputation.
Every
year
-
r
"
the
old
gold
camp
recalls
the
in-I
'....-
..
cWent
with
a
"Jumping
frog
Jub-
Wharthecow-
for
$150
prlzes.
before
the
war;
to
English
folk-such
is
frog-jumping
to
the
people
Try
a
Daily
News
Want-Ad.
Fine
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GOODS
iA,Largc
Shipment
Just
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of
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"
..
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Leather
Goods
Keytainers
25c,
50c
and
$1.00
Registration
Card
Cases
.
.
15c
and
25c
Leather
Picture
Holders
For
the
pocket,
with
or
without
bill
fold
$1.75
Zipper
Billfolds
$1.25,
$1.75,
$2.50,
$3.50
Zipper
Change
Purses
15c
Flat
Pocket
Purse
25c
Pigskin
Billfolds
$2
00
and
$3.75
Money
Belts
2
zipper
sections.
Army
tan
or
A.F.
blue
$2.25
Select
Quality
Leather
Goods
for
Yourself
and
for
Gifts
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