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advertisement
is
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publisi,ea
ci
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
pr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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32.50.
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.01l2.
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Nickel,
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Addison,
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Lac,
1.75.
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Lake,
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Red
Lake,
.1.05,
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Crow,
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iORGANIZER
I
OF
TORIES
i
'Gordon
(iraydon
is
Given
Big"
Job
of
Trying
to
Put
Party
Bacjv
on
its
Feet
OTTAWA,
May
23:
(CP)
Ap
pointment
of
Gordon
Graydon,
Conservative
member
for
Peel,
to
the
position
of
national
chairman
of
the
Conversative
party
of
Canada
m
aiuiuuiiLcu
louay
ancr
a
uon
:
-
-
.
Mrs.
S.
Hougan
entertained
the
Women
of
the
Moose
yesterday
afternoon
at
her
home
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
at
the
tea
hour
Th
.
...
...
.
GAS
TAX
PASSES
OTTAWA
The
House
of
Commons
last
njght
approved
the
three
per
cent
gas
tax
as
pro
vided
for
in
the
budget
minister
of
finance
pow
proposes
2:
a
twenty-five
per
cent
tax
op
soda
and
aerated
beverages.
KILLED
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
had
Us
twenty-second
traffic
fatality
cr
the
year
last
night
when
Carl
Mth
Fume
CRYSTALS
1
lb.
Tin
50c
Moth
Proof
BAGS
Price
nr
-
50c
Ormes
Lid.
Ufm
Pioneer
Druqgists
The
Kezsll
Store
Phones
81
U
l
Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
till
10
yjn.
8undaj
snd
OpUdsys
from
12
to
2
p.m.
in
7
to
s.m.
MAY
BUILD
QUARTERS
Erection
As
Hut
For
Use
As
Hostess
House
Is
Now
Being
Considered
With
a
view
to
the
establishment
of
a
hostess
house
here
at
which
wives
and
lady
relatives
and
friends
of
local
soldiers
may
be
accomodated
while
paying
visits,
the
local
commltteee
is
now
working
along
the
line
of
interesting
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Assq-iation
and
Young
Women's
Christian
Association
in
erecting
a
hut
for
the
purpose
of
providing
the
necessary
accomodation.
Another
meeting
on
the
subject
of
a
hostess
house
was
held
Inst.
night
with
Capt.
R.
C.
H.
Durn-ford.
area
Dadre.
Dresldlne
nnd
'others
in
attendance
including
the
(Weal
executive
consisting
of
Mrs.
,Neal
M,
Carter,
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt,
,Mrs,
D.
c.
Stuart
and
Mip.
A.
E.
Dieldal
as
well
as
Col.
J.
E.
Wood
and
Major
N.
C-
Dawson
of
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers.
MATIIESON
NAMED
CITY
COMMISSIONER
(Continued
from
Page
One)
the
fclty
would
again
soon
bo
in
the'
frying
Dan.
I
hav
this
matter
several
timns
uHtv.
tv
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs
and
he
is
of
the
same
opinion.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
unripr
th
statutes,
a
mayor
and
connrii
could
carry
out
all
the
Duroosp;
suggested
m
the
Joint
resolntJnn
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
CAR
I)
EN
A
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Service
Leave
Prince
Rupert
May
6,
17
and
2710
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
'
'We
need
:our
co-operation
to
give
you
better
service.
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
daily
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
rnoNE
io
SEMIFINAL
INJ50CCER
Independent
Heat
lULIL's
to
Qualify
For
Dominion
Day
Cup
Final
Tho
coiftnrl
cramp
rf
n
kntvk
Out
,W
IfbVVtlU
t3
series
for
the
Dominion
Day
foot
ball
cup
was
played
last
nlgnt
wnen
the
Independents
met
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers.
By
virtue
of
on
July
1
of
the
Chamhpr
nt
n.
J
L
:
7'
,:.
thp
tmwpc
tu.
rienaea
witn
tne
score
twQ
all.
acivauve
caucus,
ne
win
assume
:-r
'
uouncu
DUt
with
,
Th
ine
game
.
m
in
th
me
second
secona
nan
n.lf
wn,
was
nartv
nrfrnnWatinn
v,po,f
safeguards.
Thprp
a
crw.ti
V-4
f
A
.
r.
:
..urn
w
ram-
Pponed
games
ment
nt
,
wa,
.
'.
'
r.""'"-
was
necessary
10
iook
into
lnjri,.
-biov,
i
.
i
BASEBALL
May
24
ARMY
ALISTAUS
Vs.
CIVILIAN
ALL-STARS
1
p.m.
and
6
p.m.
Admission
25c
Soldiers
10c
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsominlng
LORNE
CORNELL
Gordon
and
Anderson's
Phone
4G
."CARDINALS
MOVING
UP
Again
Defeated
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Yesterday
Indians
And
White
Sox
Win
NEW
YORK,
May
23:
(CP)
St.
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
again
yesterday.
As
a
result,
the
Cardinals
are
now
leading
the
Dodgers
by
one
game-and-a-hajf
In
the
National
League
ineir
o
to
a
win
lasi
iiiguw
Hpnnrw
.nriuanrp
into
the
finals
Pennant
race.
TL-ith
thp
rnmnositp
Services'
team
n
th
American
League
the
first
piace
Cleveland
Indians
won
over
In
the
first
half
of
last
night's
Washington
Senators
and
the
game
both
teams
played
well.
Ihe
funn,neuP
Chicago
White
Sox
R.M.R.'s
opened
the
scoring
when
"fP1
three
same
behind
with
a
Lawley
plaving
left
wing,
beat
goal-
over
th
Philadelphia
Ath-
ip
r.us
Krause
with
a
fine
shot.
The
letlcs-
Detroit
Tigers
moved
from
srnrp
xm
pntmlized
bv
Holkefitad
mth
Int
third
place
ahead
of
of
the
Independents
who
converted
ew
Jork
Yankees
and
Boston
o
nu
tovon
h
nut.
Ked
Sox
by
winnlne
over
the
eron.
With
the
wind
and
hill
in
t,
'
,
,
w
ana
1,06100
arp
their
favor
the
R.M.R.'s
had
most
"V
4V,i
1UUU"
iaoc-
of
the
nlav.
After
twentv-flve
mln-.
Y('
terday's
Big
League
scores:
utes
of
play
Webster
captain
of
the
ralr.s,
put
his
team
one
goal
in
the
lead.
The
fourth
eoal
of
the
game
was
scored
by
Henry
Dickens.
who
fluked
one
over
his
head.
Just
lmsiae
Inside
the
penalty
Peuy
area.
area.
Tn
The
half
.0
41Viv4utii,cio
-
somewhat
nffpptpn
hv
mln
hut
thp
"-ii
vs.
o.
PitUbure
niisuurg
and
ana
i'n
administration,
publicity
and
a
pro-
coZ!,
fT"
SSSS
Jnt"
shTdid
nSt
s
loJ
d
vs,
Chfcago.
Uponed
Dosed
nat
on-widp
snrvpv
upon
me
council
of
a
munMna
'Py.
tw
-
T
Dickie
.
.
.
:
tvip
uo,.
j.
....
i
Women
Of
Moose
!Are
Entertained
no
dopbt
that
this
act
would
sub
stantially
carry
out
the
purposes
is
generauy
Known
as
a
"""j
"pun
uie
men
who
are
caned
upon
to
carry
out
administration.
I
see
no
rpjisnn
-arhv
-
r"'",!
ger
and
leave','
law.
.well
administered
Is
better
than
a
good
law
badly
With
regard
to
the
aDDo'nt
dependents
and
Wilson
for
the
R.
uame
oinciais
were:
Referee
Sid
Woodside.
y
4y
r
"ulue-
him
free
to
akt
lit
V
f
fPe
Just
as
indeoend-1
SS
eafUlly
decririenty
required
for
iated
with
summer
flowers.
Mrs.h.tiHnn
r
-i-j
g
u.".:
admin-,FurtllPr
.
11
"I
UICI
Sam
Haudenschild
poured
and
ltoi'eK
Z'Jn
't.
Morean
and
Mrs.
A.
Marfan.!
V?
open
Pf.n.Upon
V16
lotion.
were
the
servlteurs.
'
SJSJSf":
1
nave
,f..y
w
me
tuuLiusiuu
umi
a
poor
Lawn
Bowling
Game
Postponed
Play
Arranged
For
Last
Night
Is
Further
Deferred
,
Detroit
American
Leasue
Detroit
5,
New
York
1.
Cleveland
4,
Washington
3.
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
1.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
1.
National
League
St.
Louis
7,
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
6,
New
York
4.
Boston
Phlla.
'Xlf,0
a.
up
Cameon
ayw
ue
standing,
to
date:
to
such
7ffkial
thPv
"
??ht
'or
the
Independents.'
membPrs
point
by
nf
a
thp
three-fourSi
I.
vote
"
of
u
goals
,f
and
several
,T
lovely
,
tTO
crosses.
Ilne
-
w
I.UU1
ILil.
IJ
HrP
1C
M1
.
.
...
scorlne
In
this
half
were
Holkestad
and
Billv
Gomez
for
In
Philadelphia
Boston
.......
Philadelphia
Washington
St.
Louis
National
League
American
W
L
PU.
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22
12
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18
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19
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21
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15
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TO
COMPETE
is-,,-:
rinnpr.
e.uc
11
b:
hr:"
."ssjtst
,n
tne
nadlan
National
sss:
Recrea
a
i
m
t
w
ak
l
!r"Sr
f
i"!"
Which
ln
faet
Plaved
'last
night,
were
further
de-
nA
flrst
ald
m
"Presenting
I
.
,e
Iinan'
ferrpn-
In
fourth
game
nlaved
.
.
e
ituPert
oranch
of
the
St
laiaiememoi
me
uity
or
Prince
'wednpsvibt
j?
vt
wi'
i
'
Jonn'
taf
Jack
to
provincial
government
wr
pennltttJng,
there
will
I
Wyile
was
killed,
his
motoric
VeSZ
&
atur-SS:f,:,ihna".a"t0mbiIe
31
,tod
.tt
Pessary.
In
their
own
in-
'
"-"
terests,
frcm
time
to
tjmq
to
con
sult
provincial
authority.
"It
has
now
been
decided
tq
ap
pomt
D.
J.
Matheson
ccmmi'iioner
and
this
will
be
done
as
from
June
next."
Baseball
Season
Opening
Tomorrow
's
Ambulance
Assorin
t.inn
will
leave
tonight
aboard
the
power
vessel
F.
H.
Phippen
for
Stewart
to
take
part
ln
first
aid
competitions
to
be
held
there
tomorrow.
The
local
team
is
entering
both
the
senior
and
novice
events.
It
i
captained
by
Hawthorne
Graham
and
also
consists
of
Gordon
Blank,
Hugh
MacKenzie,
Hetbert
Wallace!
S.
A.
Cheeseman
and
N.
S.
K
Brewer.
Return
to
the
city
is
ex-
.pcviea
w
De
made
on
Sunday.
The
baseball
season
will
open
in
Also
Bln
north
to
attend
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
with
a
competitions
are
James
Dickson,
pair
of
all-star
games,
between
Inspector
of
mines
from
Vic-army
and
civilian
teams,
one
in
tori,
and
G.
O.
Edwardson,
pro-the
afternoon
and
pne
in
the
eve-
.vlnclal
secretary
of
St.
John's
Am-nlng.
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
'bulance
Association,
who
arrived
M.
V.
p.,
area
commandant,
thls
morning
on
the
Prince
George
will
pitch
the
opening
ball.
The
frm
the
fouth
and
are
continuing
Army
team
will
be
paraded
by
the
to
Stewart
on
the
vessel,
being
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Band
to
Joined
here
by
Charles
Graham,
the
Acropolis
IUU
grounds
and
the
Inspector
of
mines.
They
will
be
band
will
be
In
attendance
at
the
,oack
here
cn
the
Catala
next
Tues-
The
army
players
had
a
work-
out
yesterday
under
direction
of
Lieut.
II.
g.
Kennedy.
The
civilians
have
also
been
practising.
NIPPON"
ON
I5LACKLIST
LOS
ANGELES
The
British
consulate,
through
an
advertisement
in
a
shipping
newspaper,
today
warned
that
"the
British
government
will
Impose
all
disabilities"
on
eleven
large
Japanese
tankers
and
elirhtv.nnp
,
smaller
vessels
operating
In
the
acme,
snipping
men
interpreted
all
disabilities
to
Include
possible
seizure
of
vessels
and
speculated
the
action
was
In
reprisal
for
reported
refuelling
of
Nazi
raiders
In
mld-Paclfic
by
Japanese
oil
tankers.
FLAGS
-
FLAGS
Celebrate
Victoria
Day
with
the
Union
Jack
and
all
the
Canadian
flags
in
the
small,
medium
and
larger
sizes.
Toy
Pistols
and
Guns,
Fire
Crackers,
Noise
-Making
Rattles,
Balloons
Get
them
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
757
330
3rd
Ave.
West
SUMMONS
EMPIRE
TO
NEW
EFFORTS,
N
WORLD
GOOD
(Continued
Irom
Page
One)
monwealth,
as
wtlj
as
the
stead-fastnea;
and
oauraee
of
the
civil
ian
population
in
'Great
Britain,
the
heart
of
the
Empire.
False
to
the
gibes
of
her
eqemjes
and
faithful
to
her
own
glorious
traditions,
she
has
demonstrated
that
thp
metal
of
her
son
and
daughters
is
as
true
as
in
days
of
yore.
Fighting
For
.Mankind
"But
ihe
war
is
not
vet
ovpr
and
unflagging
effort,
selr-sacrlflce
and
endurance
are
tUl
demanded
of
us
in
repelling
the
assault
upon
an
tnat
makes
the
life
of
a
free
people
worth
living.
'The
British
Empire
is
flchtlne
not
for
aggrandisement
or
for
material
gain,
but
lor
Ms
own
soul
and
that
of
mankind.
Its
strutted
will
have
been
In
vain,
unless
we
are
determined
that
when
vtotorv
oom
we
will
to
the
best
of
our
power
strive
to
remedy
those
inherent
defects
and
social
lnjtutlceu
which
provoke
strife
among
nations
and
between
their
feJlow-dttzens.
Thus
the
people
of
the
world,
Jed
by
those
of
the
Empire,
wil
enjoy
hereafter
that
tiano'uB-
llty
and
confident
security
whose
only
sure
foundation
Is
fair
daHng
between
nation
and
nation
and
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