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it.
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It
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STREET
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Kupcrl
LOOK
!
1
31'
'
if
wav
tn
s:iti
MUT
pin-
in
i
.lninil
by
dealing
at
the
Variety
Store
v
ur
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars'
1
!!
West
3rd
Ave.
tjpun,
o,.,
120
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nox
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SATURDAY
American
Ixaguc
Philadelphia
2,
Cleveland
6.
Boston
4.
Chicago5.
New
York
11.
"St.
LduTsTT.
.
Washington
6.
Detroit
io.
National
League
Cincinnati
S,
Brooklyn
3.
Chicago
5,
Boston
1.
Pittsburg
0,
Philadelphia
2.
St.
Louis
11.
New
York
3.
SUNDAY
National
Leacue
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
2.
Pittsburgh
12-2.
Philadelphia
2-5
Chicago
5-1.
Boston
1-13.
St.
Louis
5-7.
New
York
7-12.
American
Leaeue
Boston
5-3.
Chicaen
3-0.
Ph'ladolnhta
4-fi
Cleveland
7-8.
iVew
York
9-8.
Ff
TjouIs
3-3.
Washington
9.
Detroit
3.
Guns
for
our
Sons
to
beat
the
Huns!
Victory
Bonds
oCan
Be
Bought
inat'oiis
or
550,
$100,
$50!),
$1000..
''
I'"-
canvassers,
throush
Uic
batiks
or
lliroujli
the
n.
r;
ih
payment
r
on
itwtalmcnts
spread
over
five
"
or
by
arrangement
with
the
banks.
If
.vou
buy
on
Mie
Instalment
plan,
the
bond
coals
you
no
oi!
can
draw
jour
cheque
on
any
bank
in
Canada
for
j:-c
cil
Victory
Itomls
without
pajinj
collection
inarm
Victory
Bonds
arc
the
direct
obligation
of
the
ana:la
and
there
can
be
no
better
investment.
Ihc.v
r
in'.?rrst
than
dy
bank
savings
ahounl.s.
Vou
can
.H,aiiisl
;.jr
biind
aitl
you
can
sell
them
at
any
time.
Vlir
i:
,l
interest
on
these
bonds
will
be
paid
on
Dcccm-'
"
l
thereafter
on
June
15
and
December
15
in
every
year
bill
II
Ihc
fiovciiimcnl
of
Canada
will
pay
these
bond,
off
in
!
'
June
15,
1951.
5tn
Not
I
low
Kew
Hut
How
Many
Victory
Bonds
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OE
CANADA,
LIMITED
"al
Office
and
Works
Trail
U.C.
AREAS
ARE
EXTENDED
Musk
rat
Trapping
Permits
Now
.Manitoba
May
do
To
Saskatchewan
Too
In
fh.
or
more
a
montm.
The
Saskatchewan
nrcserves.
set
up
under
co-onerative
arrangement
between
federal
and
provin-.
cial
governments
cover
about
2.001
square
miles.
During
the
summer
of
1940
five
dams
were
constru-ted
that
will
affect
between
them
It
-waa
a
proud
day
for
Uie
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway's
Angus
Shops
ut
MontrciU
when
1).
C.
Coleman,
vleo-prcHldcnt,
announced
to
n
galijerlnK
of
Government
officials,
company
officers,
workers
and
newspaper
men
that
lie
had
preat
pleasuro
In
dcllverlrig
the
first
Canadian-built
tank
to
the
Canadian
Army.
"The
machine,"
lie
said,
"is
the
child
of
sweat
and
tears.
It
will
be
followed
by
hun
dreds
and
thousands
of
other
to
help
the
Kmpire
to
its
vlcton
."
The
tank
was
gratefully
accept
about
100,000
acres
of
marsh
land.
,"It
is
estimated
that
ihere
is
adequate
slock
of
both
muskrat
and
beaver
on
the
preserves
and
where
the
concentration
of
rhuskrats
is
heaviest
It
is
anticipated
that
trapping
may
be
permitted
possibly
within
two
or
three
years."
a
department
announcement
said.
I
"These
fur
conservation
projects
have
been
undertaken
with
a
view
a
t
J
I
tU
.
n
nrttVt
rvTT
A
Wr
n
I
lino
u
1
1
;
1-
I-
l
l
rill-
.
.
.
..
.
t.
.
i
u
i-
r
I
ft
n
:..r.
more
staDle
uvennooa,
ana
it
is
baseball
ocores
p'ng
for
muskrat
may
be
v
the
preserves
wlll
also
vruuwuusa
wvr
...,,ui
within
two
,,.
of
VViroo
three
vpars
years
in
in
some
some
.
i
KETCHIKAN
INVITATION
Local
All-Star
Baseball
Team
Asked
,
To
(io
North
For
Series
Over
I
Independence
Day
Dido
Gurvich;
chairman
of
the
urmrt
RasphAll
Association.
is
in
receipt
of
an
invitation
from
Ketchikan
for
a
local
all-star
team
serve
as
fur
and
game
resorvoirs
vislt
the
Alaska
city
for
a
series
sections
of
the
three
Saskatcnewan
...
aajacent
territories
r
thrPP
ames
over
the
Indeoend
areas
where
rehabilitation
oi
m
eventually
be
re-stocked.'
ence
Day
holiday.
The
proposal
is
muskrats
and
beaver
Is
being
car-
0ver
a
lQng
perlod
of
low
prpcl.
&
relum
serlcs
would
be
play.
ried
out,
the
Department
of
Mines
pluUon
and
alUn,
ter
levels
cd
nere
xhe
local
team
would
go
and
Resources
announce.
m9M
mnrsh
nreas
have
been
drv-
riu
Tni
i
nnri
rpi.nrn
Jnlv
6.
The
work
in
Saskatchewan
similar
to
that
in
Manitoba.
An
.estimated
200,000
muskrat
pelts
were
harvested
from
the
lu?e
Summerbcrry
game
preserve
near
The
Pas,
Manitoba,
this
year
anf
two
other
muskrat
farms
will
be
brought
into
production
in
the
same
mc
area
an..
in
I-
a
year
or
two.
15
.
in
.
f
An
.
-
mg
up,
resiiuuig
in
a
iyu
c-
ne
possiDinues
oi
ine
inp
oeing
ellne
in
the
catch
of
muskrat
and
made
are
now
being
gone
into.
otner
pens,
to
remeny
uvs
puliation
,
an
understanding
was
reached
under
which
the
province
of
Saskatchewan
agreed
to
set
aside
selected
areas
fqr
a
term
of
years
as
fur
and
game
reserves,
and
ana
the
me
federal
icaerai
government
government
un
un-
(At
The
Pas.
700
trappers,
mostly
dertook
provide
funds
for
the
,ioi-,9-
nnrf
and
haii-oreeas.
hnlf-brreds.
each
eacn
.
..
'j
;
.i
Indians"
construction
of
dam,
and
other
earned
more
than
$300
this
season.
control
featUres
to
conserve
the
The,
money
will
be
paid
the
trap-
g
.
run-off
and
prthipitation."
ners
during
the
year
in
equal
monthlv
payments
of
$25
This
is
a
wnr
to
the
deathlA
war
between
savage
rv
and
democracy
if
vo't
wnnt.
rtpmocracv
to
win.
you
mu.t
Ho
vour
,share.
Invest
in
Victory
Bonds.
ed
by
the
Hon.
('.
D.
Howe.
Minister
or
Munitions
and
Supply,
who
praised
Mr.
Coleman,
11.
C.
Dowen,
chief
of
luoilvo
power
and
rollirig
stock,
and
other
Canadian
Pacific
men
for
the
effort
they
had
put
into
building
this
splendid
war
machine.
He,
In
turn,
gave
the
tank
and
all
others
to
come
off
the
Angus
assembly
line
to
the
Hon.
J.
U
Italston,
Minister
of
National
Defence,
.who
thanked
the
Cnnadhn
Pacifi"
workers
for
the
f
ne
loh
had
accomplished,
'Vou
men
have
put
CO
OPS
IN
LEAD
NOW
With
the
score
standing
9
to
3
In
favor
of
Co-operatives,
the
Intermediate
Baseball
League
fixture
with
Watts
and
Nickerson
was
rained
out
yesterday
and
will
be
replayed
tonight,
weather
permitting.
I
Last
Friday
night
in
a
thrilling
game
Watts
and
Nlckerson
defeated
Co-oneratives
11
to
10.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W
L
Pet.
PhkrlR
for
FHonv
-or
Shackles
Co-Ops
-
3
2
.600
'or
Serfs
Buv
victory
Bonds.
Watts
&
Nlckerson
2
3
.400
Canadian
Pacific
Builds
First
Canadian
Tank
your
whole
heart
into
this
job
"
he
wild.
Ho
also
mentioned
that
300
of
the
thousands
of
tanks
being
made
at
the
Angus
Shops
were
being
produced
for
the
British
Purchasing
Commission.
The
pictures
above
show
Mr.
Coleman
officially
delivering
tho
first
tank
to
the
Department
of
Munitions
and
Supply
and,
inset,
Corp.
Colin
Stlrton,
of
the
Itoyal
Tank
Regiment,
a
veteran
of
Dunkirk,
complimenting
an
An-nis
worker
on
the
construction
of
(he
tank.
First
Kound
;
'
Rogers
vs.
Bulger.
Dawes
vs.Coatcs.
Barton
vs.
Davlcs.
(Winner
plays
A.
Halg).
Second
Round
McLcod
vs.
Cameron.
Walton
vs.
Benson.
Murray
vs.
Thomson.
Youngman
vs.
McMeekln.
Arroll
vs.
Vickers.
v
Campbell
vs.
McPhee.
McDonald
vs.
Ranee.
James
vs.
Dixon.
Fraser
vs.
Bamford.
Birch
vs.
King.
Judge
vs.
McRae.
Hardy
vs.
Hill.
Tinker
vs.
Parkin.
Paul
vs.
Preece.
Draw
for
the
doubles
Is
as
fol
lows:
First
Round
Simpson
and
Halg
vs.
Dawes
and
Murray
Camobell
and
Coates
vs.
Hlnton
and
Thomson.
James
and
Davis
vs.
Youngman
and
Arroll.
King
and
McMeekin
vs.
and
Vickers.
Second
Round
Bamford
and
Paul
vs.
Cameron
and
Preejce.
Ranee
and
McPhee
vs,
Judge
and
I
(McDonald.
'
Dixon
and
Hill
vs.
M.:nae
ana
Tinker.
McLeod
and
Birch
vs.
Fraser
and
i
Walton.
Flnnie
and
Parkin
vs.
Hogarth
and
Benson.
Cormack
and
Frew
vs.
Barton
and
Rogers.
....
BASEBALL
RAINED
OUT
The
Senior
Baseball
League
game
scheduled
for
yesterday
between
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
and
Second
Searchlight
Battery
was
rained
out.
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Garden-Fresh
and
Crisp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Reasonable
Prices.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Thones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
57S
SIX-riECE
BEOP.OOAI
SUITE
-
June
19
Stones
vs.
Steel
Dry
pock
vs.
Grotto.
June
24
Grotto
vs.
Steel
Stones
vs.
Dry
Dock.
SCHEDULE
June
13
Co-OU
VS.
Watt
&
Nlckerson.
I
June
15
Walts
&
Ulckcp
on
vs.
Dry
Dock.
j
June
20
Co-op
Vs.
Dry
Dock.
I
June
22
Co-op
vs.
Watts
&
Nlckerson.
June
27
Watts
&
Nlckerson,
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
29
Co-op
vs.
Dry
Dock,
j
July
4
Co-op.
vs.
Watts
&
erson.
July
&Watts
&
"Nlckerson
vs.
Dry
Dock.
i
July
6
Watts
&
Nlckerson
vs.
Dry
Dci:k.
July
11
Co-op
vs.
Dry
Dock,
.
Second
Half
July
13
Watts
.
&
Nlckeqon
,
;
Co-op.
BulSerl
July
18
Watts
&
Nlckerson
Dry"
Dock.
'
July
20
Co-op
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
25
Co-op'
vs.
Watts
Nlckerson.
WSH
vs.
vs.
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
$109.00
Vanity.
Upholstered
Bench,
Full
Size
Bed.
Chiffonier,
Cable
Spring,
Inner
Spring
Mattress
SIX-riECE
DINETTE
SUITE
Buffet,
Extension
Tabic,
4
Upholstered
chairs.
Special
69.50
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Moose
Building,
Third
Avenue
Telephone
Green
916
Store
Hours
from
(1:30
a.m.
to
5:30
pjn.
BuckerfieldY
POULTRY
&
DAIRY
FEEDS
Arc
Now
Obtainable
at
Reasonable
Prices
From
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LTD.
Trince
Rupert
B.C.,
rhone
26
and
27
'
K
Ifcfc
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
June
11th,
14th,
21st,
28th,
July
5th,
12th,
10th,
10th
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
June
6th,
9th,
16th,
23rd,
30th,
July
7th,
11,
Wth
Direct
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
V.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ill
Si
1
9,
1941.
TM
DAILT
KW
FAOB
Tint
WEEKEND
AIR
FORCE
BOMBER
WINGS
WAY
EAST
DRAW
IN
ISOFTBALL
1NTENNIS
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
tfT7-
1
r"
-
Avoy
Scvr'rsili.itiJinu;..Ue'ilaWi
J
And
More
Scheduled
For
Today
j
Week-end
results
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
championship
tournament
were
as
follows:
1
Men's
Singles
I
Dellamv
defeated
Blank.
I
Gladding
defeated
Forrest.
Dawson
defeated
Comadina.
Norrington
defeated
Dawson.
MsCormlck.
defeated
Goldsmith.
Fulton
defeated
McCormi'ck.
Kennlngton
defeated
Frlcke.
Mixed
.Doubles
Bellamy
and
Mitchell
defeated
Brltton
and
Brltton.
i
Borland
and
Tinker
defeated
Kensington
and
Thomson.
Ladies
Singles
Gladding
defeated
Evltt.
Men's
Doubles
Oladdlng
and
Dildal
defeated
Piers
and
Kensington.
The
draw
for
today:
2
pjn.
Lambie
vs.
Gladding.
3
p.m.
Mellln
vs.
Hetherlngtdn;
1
.Mrs.
Tinker
vs.
Mrs.
Brltton.
I
'
4
p.m.
Miss
Thomson
vs.
Miss
'Berner.
I
,
4:30
pjn.
Mrs.
Crulckshank
and
1
Miss
Berner
vs.
Miss
Mitchell
and
Miss
Vance.
i
5
pjn.
Kensington
vs.
Borrle;
Bellamy
and
Mitchell
vs.
Lamble
and
Evltt.
6
p.m.
Borrle
and
Frteke
vs.
McCormlck
and
Hume;
Brltton
Vs.
jS'hwass;
Fulton
vs.
Kennlngton.
j
7
pjn.
Noble
vs.
Brltton
or
"hwpss:
Borland
vs.
Borrle
or
Kensington,
Norringtcn
and
Ber
ner
vs.
Comadina
and
Davis.
8
om
Forrest
and
Crulck-'
shank
vs.
Schwass
and
Blank:
Mrs.
Gladding
vs.
Miss
Davis;
Hetherlngton
and
Kensington
vs.
Borrle
and
Hume;
Borland
and
Lamble
vs
Schwass
and
Blank
or
Crulck
shank
and
Forrest.
show
the
Royal
Canadian
Farce
bomber
and
of
g
crew
which
The
above
pictures
Canada.
The
Pne
)
VlOwia,
ac
..
on
Empire
are
carrying
Canada's
Victory
Loan
Torch
across
Day
following
an
impressive
dedication,
ceremc
,,y.
On
it,
way
to
'"J.
"Xh
will
rededl.ate
themselves
to
the
cause
of
freedom
for
wh
en
Canadians
Canadian
cities
where
many
Atlantic
to
be
presented
to
Prime
Minister
Win-Sn
the
Einoire
fights
Later
it
will
be
flown
across
the
S
cVif
Reamngfrom
left
to
right,
members
of
the
D
E
Galloway
Toronto;
2nd
Pilot,
Pilot
Officer
C.
M.
Black.
St.
John,
N.B.,
Wireless
Op-rator,
?pl
K
N
Bim-neS
.Halifax,
Air
Engineer
Mechanic.
Cpl.
G.
J.
Newton.
Vancouver.
Cily
Championship
Series
About
To
Start
In
Singles
And
Doubles
'
June
10
Grotto
vs.
Dry
Dock;
(Steel
Workers
vs.
Stones.
.
1
June
12
Dry
Dock
vs.
Stones;
I
.
-
steel
Workers
vs.
Grotto.
.
Draw
for
the
singles
champion-1
June
17
Grotto
vs.
Stones,
Steel
shin
in
city
lawn
bowling
is
as
Workers
vs.
Dry
dock.
follows:
I
5
!
,!
t
!
.1
III
&
li
i