Came
Vet
RU-
th
'he
wp
place
Qrotto
keeping
witfeatea
so
far
this
half
last
ijfct's
Udiei
League
softball
flx-2
found
the
cellar
dwelling
wo-Ss
Service
Corps
suffering
an-
-
.
.
.
.
I
-
A
O
Grieai
oy
a
atui
e
ui
9
w
HJT1UID,
BUNDED
AND
BOTTIED
IN
SCOUAND
AMERICAN
BUNDLES
FOR
BRITAIN
IX
BRITAIN
A
coltam.
of
American-built
"M-S"
tanks
clank
down
a
road
somewhere-in-Eagland,
They
are
known
to
the
British
as
"light
cruls-anks
According
to
the
British-war
office,
this
tank
has
i
.ai.
v
torn
nn
rh
hn.i..f,n
,,...
f
otto
Cinches
idies'
Honors
Aeain
in
Soflball
Has
;
1-
1
.
.
llSm
nil.
u
Not
HUH
I
I
1
SCOTS
WIN
Seal
Cove
Beats
IN
SOCCER
Leaue
Leaders
g
practically
cinches
the
second
Sixteenth
Takes
SOond
Slot
the
Orotto.
i
U,,w
In
G,,hu,y
CuP
Came
Series
his
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Trade
In
Your
Old
Furniture
Help
to
Pay
the
New
During
August
Furniture
Sale!
SALE
VALUES
AT
ELIOS
c
Bedroom
Suite
$-00
c
Red-Davenport
Suite
$81.50
c
Dinette,
Walnut
Finish
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
Store
Hours
from
8:30
a.m,
to
5:30
p.m.
$79.00
In
ttsle
Woods,
the
Grotto
star,
itmH
a
One
game
at
short
stop
ln
the
second
(tame
of
the
Gil-
also
her
heavy
hitting
con-
nuly
Cup
series,
the
Canadian
ted
10
their
win.
RSr
the
losers
Cavenalle
was
Ae
winners
outfit
the
losers
4
to
nothing.
The
score
at
time
lS
was
four
o
nothing,
limktteries
(or
Grotto
were
Roberts
The
Scottish
Pipe
Band
t.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
0001)
PLACE
TO
BUY
AUGUST
FURNITURtfSAlE
fn
Redroom
Stales
Made
by
Restmore
in
burl
and
uaicneu
walnut.
These
suites
Have
rounu,
uu
long
and
oval
mirrors.
From
$79.50
T0
$155.00
I27
T,''rd
Avenue
Phone
775
Acropolis.
1
Aussie
Airman
I
Won
Road
Race
Two
Other
Air
Force
.Men
Second
And
Third
For
Trophy
WINNIPEG,
August
15:
W
Gerald
Backhouse,
member
of
the
1936
Australian
Olympic
team
and
now
a
student
at
the
No.
3
Wireless
Training
School
here,
won
the
three-mile
race
were
HAVE
OWN
e-mlle
Tribune
Tribune
trophy
trophy
road
road
r1
here
while
two
.othfet.''nlrire'n4e"
:
the
runners-up,-;--:;.;
m
Backhouse
ickhouse.
a
memberf
the
-"r.
a-.
Royal
Australian
Air
Force,
handily
beat
C.
R.
McMullln
of
Arn-prlor,
Ont.,
and
Dan
Lorch.
of
St.
Vital,
Man.,
who
finished
second
and
third.
Only
two
others
of
the
11
starters
finished
the
race,
run
during
a
hot,
sultry
day.
Backhouse
won
a
heat,
finished
second
In
a
scml-flnal
heat
and
sixth
ln
the
R00
metres
final
in
the
193G
Olympics.
Sudbury
Soldier
Finds
Relatives
Looking;
For
His
Sister
A
Canadian
Found
His
Mother
Also
In
England
LONDON,
August
15:
D
leave,
Pte.
Edwin
Alfred
Baker
of
,
Sudbury,
Ontario,
tried
to
locate
his
sister,
and
ln
his
search
.was
reunited
with
her
and
his
niother
too.
'
Baker,
who
went
to
Canada
from
England
20
years
ago
when
he
was
eight,
returned
to
his
native
land
.with
the
Canadian
forces.
He
was
!
told
his
sister
was
nursing
at
a
hosnitai
m
waiiora.
ue
vravcucu
j
to
Watford
and
by
chance
snowea
a
porter
at
the
hospital
a
photograph
of
his
mother.
The
porter
SCHEDULES
Withdrawal
of
the
16
teams
from
league
play
"has
thrown
the
foot
ball
league's
arrangements
for.
south
regional
competition
into
chaos
as
special
arrangements
will
have
to
be
made
for
the
handful
of
clubs
still
ln
the
official
Baseball
Scores
Chicago
American
League
Washington
0-3,
New
York
7-10.
Boston
11-8,
Philadelphia
8-10
Detroit.
1-0,
Chicago
13-3.
Cleveland
3,
St.
Louis
3,
called
tn
National
Leafrue
York
4,
Boston
-3;
;
Chicaco
6.
Pittsburg
2
Only,
games
scheduled
Baseball
Standings
American
Washington
.45
45
W
L
PLs
70
39
.642
.
70
39
.642
.59
46
.562
.57
49
.538
53
54
.495
..48
60
.444
.44
65
.404
..29
78
.271
1
igue
i
78
38
.672'
.59
50
.541
'.59
53
.527
.58
55
.513
.52
60
.464
.50
61
.450
64
.413
.44
64
.407.
EVEN
CHINA
HELPS
LONDON,
'August
15:
0)with
her
own
long
war
on
her
hands
China
has
sent
$89,000
for'
bombed
families
of
London
and
other
British
cities
recognized
her
as
one
of
the
hos
pital
workers.
Mrs.
Baker
took
her
son
to
his
sister
who
had
moved
to
London.
SPURT
chat
Sir
Pelham
P.
Warner
has
invited
Lleui.
uarke
Sparky
Bell,
well
known
Toronto
tricfceier.
taj
play
at
Lord's
famous
home
of
the'
Marylebone
cricket
Crab,
for
a
un-:
usn
Empire
Eleven
against
a
selected
team.
Bell,
also
a
rugby
and
hockey
star,
is
overseas
with
a
central
Ontario
unit
and
is
or
ganizing
sports
olflcer
at
a
Cana
'golfer?
Listen
to
Ben
Hogan,
who
has
been
"In
the
money"
in
50-,odd
successive
tournaments;
who
.finished
In
a
tie
for
third
In
the
lUnlted
States
Open
and
who
was
;VOLCU
uie
grcttieai,
auuuuanci
in
the
business
by
his
fellow
stars:
"There
Is
no
secret,
magic
way.
CLIFTON
Pesek,
46,
Plus
Still
Wrestles?
In
England.
.1
1
r,
1.
j
-..
m.-
""
v
uittb
resell
u
yeaia
uu.
C
Best
known
as
a
cricketer,
Bell
bwn
saylng
M
jnucn.
In-
fact,
fori
played
for
Ridley
College
ana
the
paSt
tnrej
year8
.
i.
Toronto
Cricket
Club
and
was
one
p,
en
poking
them
in,;,
of
the
leading
batsmen
on
Hon.
RJat
ieart
in
years
wheh
he
took
oh,
C.
Matthews'
Canadian
cricket
Joe
stecher
for
what
the
sport
team
that
toured
England
ia
1936.
writers
termed
the
'work's
title
In
On
that
occasion
he
played
against
m
Omaha
ring,
Thatwas:2i
years
M.
C.
C.
at
Lord's.
Before
leaving
ag0.
sun
asne
and
formidable,
he
for
the
United
Kingdom
he
played
paired
0ff
against
Brohko
KaguN
'for
Camp
Borden
in
the
Ontario
the
ex-Minnesota
University
Rugby
Football
Union.
Igridder,
recently,
hulled
and
puft-
I
ed
go
minutes
to
a
draw,
with
that
j
Do
you
want
lo
become
a
great
husky.
With
rare
forethought,
Pesek
de
clines
to
become
specific
about
his
age,
thus
preserving
an
ever
available
topic
for
speculation.
BASEBALL
LINE-UP
Llne--up
for
Watts
it
NlckMson
In
tomorrow
nljhV'i
Intermediate
.It's
a
matter
of
long
hours
and
League
baseball.
game
against
Cot;
Fifteen
Soccer
Teams
In
Revolt
hard
practice.
After
a
fellow
mas-
operative
will
be
as!
follows;
Pos
Against
Tcuring
Schedule
In
'ters.
his
practice
shots
he
tunes
tuk
Bill,
Gurvlch.
Mohtesano,
Kr;
Wartime
Soccer
them,
then,
to
competetive
play.
Arney,
Payllkls,
Long,
Paulls
an,d;
(Frequently
the
shots
that
are
good
I
BIssonnette.
'
'J
football
clubs,
in
protest
against
tlon.
because
the
player
goes
to'.
-FIRST
RAILWAY:
long
trips,
arranged
for
them
in
pieces
under
pressure.
So
it's
Just
The
first
railway
ih'Can'sicla,
from
next
seasons
schedule,
have
with-
practice,
practice.
And
then
com-
Laprairle
to
St..
Johns,
Que..
-was
drawn
from
the
Football
Leagujlpete,
compete,
compete.
That's
'cpened
July
21,
183?.
Acropolis
Loses
Out
In
Close
Play-
and
arranged
a
tournament
of"
.what
good
golfers
are
made
of.'
ground
Softball
Game
thelr
own-
j
Eleven
London
clubs,
Reading.
Staving
off
a
strong
finish
by
Aldershot
and
three
teams
not
yet
Westview
in
the
last
inning,
Seal
chosen
will
play
ln
the.
new
league,
Cove
defeated
the
league-leaders
called
the
London
War
8
to
7
at
AcroDol's
Park
Thursdav
League.
Each
team
will
Iieaby..f
ff
half
L"L
ending
of
the
teams
unchanged
Plon,
but
elves
Seal
Cove
a
rhanP
tn
The
withdrawal
was
the
result1
tie
McClymont
Park
for
second
of
tne
league's
arrangement
for
was
f
irati,
j.i,.,
rr.i
London
clubs
to
visit
such
nlaces
artlJamp
'
and
...A
trw
for
Service
OavrfoA
PftPne
Corps
again
ln
attendance
and
there
was
mont
net
k
as
Swansea,
Cardiff
and
Norwich.
mfay
Smith
and
Hlgglns.
a
large
crowd
up
to
watch
the
t,
rn.
,n
oav,
nf
.Hn
f,re,
"We
have
eone
exhaustively
Into
cpires
were
H.
Quick
and
W.
game
which
was
very
well
played.
Iw
,v,
rw
the
whole
situation
and
after
the
w.
.I".,,
,r
lead
which
they
did
not
relinquish
most
careful
consideration
it
was
ret
was
uomimc
Montesano.-
om
nuuuwc.
Hrina
thP
whoiP
nmi
wpv.pu
the
unanimous
decision
of
every
Magnificent
Quality
insistently
Maintained
G77
Cft
THE
OLDEST
NAME
IN
SCOTCH
rf
2G4ozs.
ji&
si.io
down
3
to
8
ln
the
last
Inning,
club
that
we
were
not
in
a
position
staged
a
desperate
rally
to
score
t0
accept
the
responsibilities
four
runs.
Seal
Cove,
however,
thrown
upon
us
and
we
reluctantly
tightened
up
in
the
pinch,
pitcher
decided
to
withdraw,
George
Al-Menzies
fielding
G.
Wood's
slow
llson-
manager
of
the
Arsenal,
said
roller
and
tossing
it
to
first-base-
after
the
meeting
at
which
the
de-irrfan
John
Wesch
to
retire
the
side
clsion
was
made.
!.
.
....
...
I'n.lo.
DM
irlc
peiore
tne
tying
run
couia
De
m
1g
..
CKs2?iav
'scored.
Tommy
Pilfold
hit
a
homer
Rules
of
the
new
league
will
be
MU
H
11
Iff
MStmMim
rnr
the
incpri
the
same
as
those
laid
down
for,
(jjm
If'BVl
t
Batteries:
Football
League
play
and
all
TV
it
nHKMIISl
Seal
Cove
Menzies.
C.
Pilfold.
matches
will
be
on
a
points
basis
l
m
:
iVJ
I
!
mi
T1
1U.11
A....l.tlA
...III
i
WestViCW
T.
Pilfold.
James.
1UC
ruuiuau
wia;iuwuu
wiu
uc
t
ri-4
o
n
clrpH
tn
cnnptlnn
thp
Tindnn
-
w
m
mmM
it..k
1
1
1
11
mi
ri'rr
1
1
1
1
ri:iiui(i:i
v
iMii
1
.iivp
w
-
I
Gil
-W
will
play
M:Clymont
Park
at
competition
runt)
EGG
BUYERS
FINED
OXFORD,
Eng..
August
15:
O
,
Footbai.
iTwo
charity
Institutions
were
fin
play
60
ed
$8.90
each
for
buying
eggs
at
fu
f
atv
er
morning
in
the
Gyro
Playgrounds'
matches
with
the
balance
of
the
threepence
a
tu
the
night,
defeating
the
Composite
Ser
llbM
League.
The
win
leaves
the
sea5n
beinS
fllled
by
a
cup
com-'.price
fixed
by
dozen
less
than
the
the
control
board.
ITCH
tTCMID
utmJifH-
ir
Mini?
Ilit
Fur
quick
reCcflrom
Itdutloflti.liiitli.
lli-
cAUMd
tku
tnMibltt,
DM
(utcUsl.
auliA,
sati.
MiKic,
liquid
D.
D.
D.
Fnacrlviiiw,
Gruwlm.
uuUcm.
NootbM
vnUlsaa
M
qvkUf
Mom
wu
ltchiii.
JSc
trial
hntlb
pcwa
it.
m
tmmf
Met.
Tout
drulfut
todiy
Ik
U.U.U..fIE9l.lliri
1UH
I
PETALS
New
Different
Cream
Petals
in
Purse
Compact
4
For
dry
or
ordinary
25C
SKin
Refills
Deodorant
Petals
in
Purse
Compact
Refills
15c
and
50c
5Dc
Nail
Polish
Removers
Preyent
T.
i
.
...
i
.
'A
iii.iJu.,$
'
arying
or
cracKing.
50
petals
.-.
Ormes
1M
Tin
Dirtnrcr
Drtiootsts
"
-
k
The
Rexall
Store
w-
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
llT
jMx
r;
Sundays
and
Holidays
from.,
lr.io
-2
jfMfill
7
to
a
p.m.'
J,
Rupert
Brand
-
-
r
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
4ta
Prince
Rupert
LO.
Ltd.
British
'Columbia
LIFEBOAT
FOUND
BULLOCK:
OLASGQW,
August
15:
O-
When
the
Barra
lifeboat
put
through
atonnj
seas
to
rescue
the
crew
of
an
"airplane"
It
turned
out
to
be
j
:
,
a
bullock,
but
the
National
Llfe-
Huffed
And
Puffed
61
Mlnutei
Te
boat
Institution
awarded
the
crew
1
Dw
I"
Reeenl.
.TutiU.
.
'$40.05
apiece
Just
the
same.
OMAHA,
Neb.,
August
'
15:
:Sh
FEAB
19,001
DEATHS
Ageless
John
Pesek
te
stM
TOllirig
LONDON.
Ausust
15:
0"
Editors
along
on
the
grunt-and
grofrn
clr-
0f
"Safely"
express
the
fear
that
cult.
The
fabulous
wrestler,
wrkey-
deaths
In
road
accidents
In
Bri-ralser
and
greyhound
racer
refuses
tain
In
the
second
year
of
the
war
to
become-
legend,
desVe;
hls.yeari.
wm
number
10,000.
his
retinue
declares
uneouivoeanv
.
CME0
Hilt
bALK
FOR
SALE
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned,
up
to
noon
of
Saturday,
August
33rd,
1941.
fbr
the
purchase
of
Lot
,19,
Block
8,
Section
1,
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
inclusive
of
building
and
contents,
situate
at
1038
2nd
Av-enueif
.lllshest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms;
Strictly
cash.
Norman
A.
Watt,
Administrator
of
the
Estate.
of
Roger
F.
Perry,
deceased.
;
:
FOR
SALE
10
mattresses
4
size,
special
$7.50,
6
unpalnted
chest
of
drawers,
dining
room
chairs
and
bedroom
chairs,
beds,
springs
and
springfleld
mattresses,
studio
couches,
chesterfields
ln
the
latest
patterns,
household
doors,
sinks,
wash
basins
at
16w
prices.
Phone
Blk.
324.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Owing
to
pending
change
of
residence,
we
are
ofr
fering
the
De
Lite
Confectionery
Fulton
Street,
at
an
extremely
low
price.
This
business
has
more
than
doubled
Itself
since
coming
under
our
management
and
its
possibilities
are
limitless.
Terms
to
responsible
party.
(193)
FOR
SALE
One
bed
complete
with
mattress;
like
new,
1
chesterfield
table.
Apply
Blue
893,
Suite
2,
Summit
Apartments.
u)
FOR
SALE
Number
of
good
milk
ing
cows.
Write
C.
Hanson,
Gen?
eral
Delivery.
(191)
WANTED
WANTED
3-room
furnished
apart-
ment
or
small
house.
Apply
Box
138
Dally
News.
(tf)
WANTED
Man,
young
man
preferred
peneral
purpose.
McRae
Bros;
-
'
tf.
wAnteD--
Young
man
'
work.
Apply
Chris
Mill.
for
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
dai
WANTED
Room,
apartment
or
cabin.
Box
137
Daily
News.
'
(191)
WANTEDrFurnlshed
Red
378.
suite.
Phone
(195?
WANTED
Soldier's
wife
wants
i
roimV
and
board
immediately.
tel.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
65
(193V
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Tburs.
p.m.
CARDKNA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
Aug.
19
and
30,
September
9
at
10
p
m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568