'
,
.1
4
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FGU3
TS3
DILY
It7u2
Thli.
advt
rf..
x.t.
u
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Ronald
Wylie,
who
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
Thursday
Eire-Canada
nigm
irom
Ketchixan,
leu
on
last
.
evenings
train
for
a
trip
to
De-
'(.nnHs-RirP
troit.
I
Lieut.
James
Greer,
who
has
been
;
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Ser-j
vice
Corp
here,
left
on
last
even-1
I
Trade
Betw
een
Dominion
inion.
If
Free
State
Mounts
vmi
want
tise
for
it.
Hundreds
of
neoni
PPt
lnt0
the
second
trench.
They
get
what
they
want
that
wav.
tn
meir
instructions
from
another
Moth
Fume
CRYSTALS
1
lb.
Tin
50c
Moth
Proof
BAGS
Price
50c
Omies
Ltd,
Pioneer
Driu&ists
The
Kexall
Store
Phcnes
81
&
Open
Daily
from
8
.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
I
p.m.
II!
81
illBl
Mere
I
This
Modern
Warfare
STOKERS
BAYONET
FIGHTERS
Training
Base
on
East
Coast
Finds
.Many
listings
Getting
Fine
Points
McRae
Bros-
By
DOUG
HOW
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
HALIFAX.
May
10:
(CP)
Lieut,
j
John
B.
R.
Neilson
looked
across
the
:
parade
grounds
at
the
lunging
men
in
blue
and
said
to
a
reporter:
("There
you
see
the
only
bayonet-;
fighting
stokers
in
the
Canadian
And:
Navy."
f
It's
a
source
of
pride
for
this
Glasgow
Scot
that
he
first
started
rro
training
mm
n
-the
jt
mam
i
i
i
.
x
men
who
,iu
labor
,aDor
In
m
the
me
.
ine's
triin
for
Red
Dear
Albortfl
!
DUIJLIN,
May
10:
(CP)-Imports
mgs
train
for
Red
Dear,
Alberta.
u.Vl
engine
rooms
with
this
knowleritro
km,
-rn
vajxivra
I
UOC
TITUS
lull
o
,
tiaily
in
value
during
19M
and
the
use
i
modern
war
you
never
Lieut.
Harry
Ward
of
the
Second
j
flow
was
fairly
well
maintained
ow
when
you,U
Bet
into
a
uSht
Searchlight
Battery
left
on
last
ev-j
through
the
year
although
there
spot
here
every
man
should
be
a
enlno-'c
train
fnr
o
trin
tn
toth.
tj.
...
..
.
fighting
man"
-
-
"
1
ww
juiue
Mwerxupiion
in
airecti
.
"wubc-
nipping
service,
James
Cormack,
i
Canadian
trade
commissioner,
re
HEADACHES
Stp
MlTVrinit
eHiil7
from
upliitinc
he4-cm.
Da
toontlm
thousands
art
do-Inr
ret
FASTER
rrtif
with
BuckW.
Cin-amatt4
Ojwalm.
THREE
inrrrditnU
In
Ihn
eonvrnirnt
raptolr
rtlitre
pain
almaul
iniUBdy.
Mimol.i,
.4
refresh,
induct
a
brnrEeial
rrUnr;
.rf
rrrr.
NOW
RELIEF
WITHOI
T
KEAC710X!
IS
dow,
J5t
ported.
Export
to
Canada
also
in-i
creased
sharply
in
value,
but
their
.total
value
was
rougniy
wtiy
five
percent
of
imports
from
the
Dom-
At
Stadacona
Two.
training
hasp
ror
signallers
and
stokers,
there
is
a
trench
with
the
"enemy"
nine
I
dummies
in
two
rows
in
the
mid
.
die.
.....
I
KACt
An
Scot,
Colin
MacKenzie.
who
has
CLEVELAND
(SOFTBALL
LOST
AGAIN
COMING
UP
Defeated
By
Lowly
St.
Browns
In
Only
American
League
Game
Yesterday
CLEVELAD.
Mav
10:
(CP)
The
(American
League
lecdinit
Cleveland
Indians
lost
another
game
yester
day,
this
time
at
the
hands
of
the
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns
by
a
score
of
nine
to
six.
The
Browns
are
now
tied
with
Philadelohia.
Ath
letic,?
for
seventh
place
or
the
cellar.
Other
American
League
games
were
postponed
as
were
all
National
League
games.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
W
Brooklyn
18
'iSS.
iSC.
Lou
Louis
...15
'Cincfnn
'ork
.10
fiinati
9
were
Neiison's
stokers
come
"
chuMinir
.,f
-
a
t.
icnicatto
7
ate
the
enemy
with
a
few
deft
Jabs
and
roll
on
to
the
climax,
a
nlunee
fought
with
the
Gordon
Highland-
jJSJ
'ers
in
India.
Chicago
10
Pew
naval
nftiner-o
1,J
L
6
C
9
11
11
11
Pittsburg
fi
12
Philadelphia
7
15
American
League
Cleveland
15
8
New
York
14
in
Boston
"1
.
10
ning
the
engine
rooms
of
two
Can-,
Nfl
pTR
ATT
AT
adian
armed
cruisers,
six
over-age
American
destroyers
and
all
Canada's
corvettes.
Navy
Specialists
Men
from
every
walk
of
life
are
constantly
coming
to
the
school
an
exhibition
building
in
peacetime
for
a
six
weeks'
course
tr.
learn
naval
marine
engineering,
field
mg
arithmetic
to
illustrate
his
point.
Adair,
last
teachinz
at
Drav-
ton,
Ont.,
enlisted
as
a
stoker
petty
Other
Kelvinator
Models
M00UD1H1
-
with
ne
Stninlrn
Stl
Cold-Ran,
5
Way
Magic
Shelf.
Vrge-lahle
Bin,
glan-corrrM
tliding
Crisfxr
and
Meat
onl'v
($219.50
MODEL
MI14
-
Gie,t
i.
"moiat
told"
rrlrigcra-tion,
with
cooling
coilt
in
the
watla,
all
tUaa
ua
miK
rrcanenerJl
rcaheneroJl
um
tfieirei.
$319.50
r.aee
j
v
iwriLiii
ni
9
....j.IUetr0lt
.
,
l4WIV
-
11
11
II
lu
III
Outdo
...
.
.
Neilson
in
the
nride
hp
h
f
M,,?.!Uimngton
9
13
men
and
his
school.
He
and
his'ptjS,.,
"
I
13
staff
have
prepared
for
duty
at
SPalPhlladelPhla
7
13
tne
ariuicers
and
stokers
now
man-
mnn-
.
.
.
officer
but
was
ouicklv
back
at
hi
.
.
old
Job.
jwinsropner
nurled
for
Alpha
and
SImllarilv.
o
n
wiphim
di..!w
Bauev
received
along
room
LOOK
AT
THE
BEAUTY!
LOOK
AT
THE
EXTRAS!
LOOK
mmmm
See
how
much
more
Kei
vinator
elves
'you
at
thi
low
price!
Big,
oversize
all-steel
cabinet
porcelain
interior
stainless
steel
high-speed
freezer
2
extra-fast
freezing
shelves
space
for
frozen
foods
moonstone
glass
chill
tray
new
non-glare
recessed
Polar
Light
quiet
Polar
sphere
Sealed
Unit,
unsurpassed
for
dfpendable.economical
performance.
OnlyKelvinator's
new,
less
expensive
way
of
doing
business
makes
such
.
.
value
possible
I
Come
in
today!
The
men
are
considered
"naked"
when
they
come
into
the
school
and
are
issued
clothes
and.beddlnt?
an-1
fours"
fnr
h
AT
THE
PRICE!
Model
C12-41
sr
DfllttrtJ
Ik
Tr
AH
SBSsm
I
I
fruntif
PUn.
jjM
1
JJ.
:
1
r
nie
leKuiauns
cniei
stoker
is
Maurice
Walton
cf
London,
England,
with
the
R.
C.
N.
21
years
and
the
R.
N.
two.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Jack
Barber
served
with
the
Northumberland
Fusiliers
four!
years
in
France
In
the
First
Great
1
War.
Leading
Stoker
William
Clelandl
of
Montreal
was
with
the
Royal:
Navy
in
the
Dardanelles
in
the
last'
war
and
now
is
In
charge
of
the
I
cloak
room.
j
f
Few
cf
the
boys
ttiese
men
train
'
have
been
to
sea
and
that's
what
I
makes
Lieut.
Neilson
prouder
than
1
ever
because
"we
never
get
a
kick-'
Jback
about
their
ability."
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
a
"want
ad."
In
tfie
n.iiiv
Man-e
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
CHIROPRACTOR.
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.CTh.C.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
C10
Louis
'Active
Season
In
This
Line
!
Sport
Is
Also
Expected
In
Prince
Rupert
1
Of
Softball
is
also-
in
the
air
in
;
Prince
Rupert
and
promises
to
vie
with
baseball
and
football
thl;
year
in
the
interest
of
a
general
revival
in
outdoor
sport
which
a
laraer
working
population
has
been
in
strumental
in
developing
locally.
With
six
or
seven
teams
participating,
a
Uvely
senior
softball
league
is
expected
to
be
in
ooera-
tion
shortly
with
play
on
the
Gyro
uau
u-jc
at
the
comer
of
Me-
;
Bride
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue
Pte.
.where,
with
the
co-operation
of
th
.750
1
military
"
authorities,
War
Admiral
won
the
Kentucky
Babe
Ruth
hit
his
seventh
home
run
of
the
American
Baseball
League
season
at
Oh'rano
17
vears
ago
today,
to
give
him
a
lead
over
founrt
hfmcpir
ct,t
...'"",C1
u;roane
was
piicner
andl
"
.
"-J.
"""-
methods
of
'
cta.T.tn!.:
Tl
Arney.!,.-
fournter
0,
trcoo
pitcner,
ana
Joe
Hayakawa
catcher
1,u
,larry
neumann
or
J!!??1"
,ab
etocome".
comprised
OammSl'rl
iDetrolt.
The
Babe
hit
46
homers
aiviiK
air
ill
lv
Limp
in
sin
ono
na
,w
...
w,
'-ngiUV-
Playing
days
are
each
TvlthBt
ason,
to
bring
his
all-time
and
Thursday.
'
total
to
284.
When
he
retired
in
cordingly.
They
learn
to
wash
their1
says
"the
fours
are
better
for
us
own
clothes
and
bedding,
scrub
aboard
ship."
floors,
to
live
as
part
of
a
machine.'
He
has
some
good
men
as
aides
,
Sausage
Lifeboat
jHIs
right
hand
man
Is
Commission
-
They
are
taught
to
tie
up
their
j
ed
Engineer
William
Morrison.
Oat-ll
e.i
tUn
,lnt
?Janky
,,saus-'ineau
Mills,
Que.
Lieut.
McComb
of
age
that
will
keep
them
afloat
24
Vancouver
mstru:ts
in
diesel
en-hours
If
they
ever
have
to
abandon
glneerlng.
ship
at
sea.
They
learn
on
the
par-
One
of
the
field
training
instruc-ade
grounds
to
march
in
fours.
The
J
tors
Stoker
Charles
Thornby
of
army
has
discarded
the
"form
jKamllton,
was
a
militia
captain
be.
jfnr"
the
war
but
left
the
army
be-
uause
lie
was
coior
Diina.
tivio
ne
naa
728
to
his
credit.
YES.'
We
Kepalr
Water
Tipcs.
Koofs,
Woodwork,
stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsomining
LORNE
CORNELL
Gordon
and
Anderson's
Phono
JG
Collars
for
your
dog
....
COc
up
Leashes
in
leather
25c
up
Dog
Harness
from
95c
up
Muzzles
for
your
dog
....
93c
up
Steel
dog
chains
soc
Every
dog
has
his
day.
Olve
your
dog
a
chance.
Bring
him
to
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
757
330
3rd
Ave.
West
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
517
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
OUTLOOK
FOR
FURS
Trappers
Read
Optimism
In
All
Signs
with
Steady
Market
and
Firm
Demand
OTTAWA.
May
10:
(CP)
Good
supplies
of
fur,
a
steady
market
and
continued
demand
combine
to
lend
optimism
to
white
and
Indian
trappers
scattered
throughout
Canada,
Ottawa
officials
report.
An
important
guide
to
number
of
wild
fur-bearing
animals
is
contained
in
reports
from
scattered
government
agencies
and
generally
they
report
the
1941
season
started
with
a
better
outlook
than
for
some
years
past.
"A
matter
of
interest
to
all
con
cerned
with
the
fur
industry
is
the
changing
trend
in
export
and
import
business,"
said
one
official.
in
the
past
It
was
economical
for
Canada
to
export
her
finest
furs
to
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
and
import
cheaper
pro-!
ducts
from
across
the
boundary
and
elsewhere.
"Exchange
control,
encouragement
of
muskrat
production
and
the
"ie
elimination
enmmauon
01
of
some
some
sources
sources
of
or
,
,
1.
T
.
.
;
7
.
.714
improvements
have
lust
been
pf-
i
,
.
.....
fS'SJ:
fur
continues
to
find
a
.
Krr
-
-
-
T
BUU
llTUJiUl
liTHnHC
MUflfi
I
I
.
.
At
.
.450
uta
.333:
nri
will
l.h,
v.'
iti.iiB
cuun
"
v.
IWWIC
I1CW
UIIU
1,4m
...
V.
1
T
n
1
.
,
I
promising
talent
Organization
of
softball
for
the
.318
season
will
get
under
way
at
the
annual
meeting
next
Thursday
.607
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Soft-.583
ball
LeaTue.
.556;
.526
.524
.409
.350
.350
SPORT
CHAT
"m
iu
laiKci
suuuiies
cheaper
pelts
are
being
made
avail
able
ror
home
consumption."
A
stimulant
to
the
fur
market
United
KInedom
purchases
have
'"S
finals
LONDON,
j.
mil
1
...
.
'
serin
aj
n.
Played
a
cat-o
'
4
fir.,,
one
to
one
n
football
r.m
1
.
Altm
-
..
tij
meet
T
Haturrlntj
captain'3
la
H,nmnJ
i
.i.-iine
but
more
fur
is
belne
taken
bv
the
.
In
?aw
due
Clarify
Rank
Of
Commnrlftr
Special
Admiriu.
a.j
.
LONDON
Mav
r
v4
vllur.UQn-B
,
w
-
"
1
.
.
.
neaa
or
t!ie
r
-v
Qi
Jguarded
toy
a
rpecj
status
Holders
eft',
.
I
temporarily
for
rpeci
't
has
been
the
Increased
employment
mJrH,re
bc7"-and
industrlfll
aivttv
,n
fjMH.,and
below
Rear-Ati-.h
and
the
United
States.
This
seas-J
Formerly
w
on's
sales
have
been
reported
at.,51"-
Glve:)
r-('e:
neariy
ju
per
cent
nigher
than
...
J
those
for
last
year
and
prices
have
If0-'-?
:"io?i
Unltrl
United
Statu.
States
nv
nvor
infinnn'ler
01
Jti
rwK,p'.
...!.
1
...
,
no;derianerthecf
.
.
lanowit
nnrnn.
m'
fm
a
wiu
.
rri
itr
v.
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vti
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wui
lit
n-,
i
r
r
1
1'
nrmci
inn
HTPU
QPUnni
a-
0War
son.
piloted
by
the
oast
year.
'na
e'CT,(
lllUfl
UL,rilJl
Jl.IChflJ-lev
KllrtidnffPr
rrwaroH
,
TiPVplnnm
pn
t
f
-,.l.Ml
...:..
UOnS
SnJ
PVO
CX-atpl
Cets
Under
Way
This
Week
With
Games
On
Tuesday
And
Thursday
Afternoons
"
v-f
w
IUMiat
lailllliU
crtrnU
j
imile
and
a
quarter
In
the
second
ha.
marlo
ln
rt..
.!!,
.u.
x
4UiUU
uqs.
...-v.
....u
uie
ill-
.-j
)n
1
.
1
f
oi
test
time
in
the
history
of
the'eouragement
of
the
Dominion
JZ
f
event.
event.
Owner
Owner
Samuel
Ramiil
n
PlrtHlp
Riddle
minp.
mines
and
nnH
resources
department
,,4.i
iH""'er
snip
W.
T
1
rj
j
j
received
$52,050.
training,
naval
diamine
,7.'
senior
Softball
League
.at'
'
!
"TV"'1
.
1fue
toms.
toms,
swimming
swimming
an
and
aHth
arithmetic!"!
.
.'100in
Memorial
High
"'.School
School
in
"
New
York
Americans'
franchise
swung
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