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tv
ot
exciting
contest
Iwhteh
the
opener
o:
the
series
!on
Sunday
turned
out
to
be.
there
is
increased
interest
in
the
second
,Tr.TxtxTr
of
it-
o!r.
game
of
the
Intermediate
Baseball
iclnnati
Reds
defeated
the
Brooklyn
jau
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thrAA
tor
this
evening.
Co-operatives,
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the
New
York
Giants
and
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to
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out
of
seven
game
series.
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and
darkness
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National
League
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game
ana
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nan.
course,
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Washington
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standing
to
date
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89
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Chicago
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Chicago
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70
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Detroit
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WHEAT
SILOS
'12
elub's
retention
of
the
Ross
Rob
ertson
Cup.
The
35-year
old
phyer
hit
39
runs,
top
score,
for
Toronto
against
the
Yorkshire
Club
of
Toronto
in
the
final
match
for'
Pet.
the
trophy
and
took,
three
wickets
.643
for
13
runs.
The
winners
scored
.635
1
131
runs
against
Yorkshire's
'8.
.546,
For
months
during
the
past
two
j42
years,
Carleton's
cricketing
daysi
t464,were
thought
to
be
over
and
his
.451
recovery
Is
gratifying
to
cricketers
.418
both
in
England
and
Canada.
Five
,
.277
years
ago
he
was
the
leading
fbawler
on
Hon.
R.
C.
Matthews'
el-pct;
even
that
toured
England,
taking
552
62
wickets
for
an
averase
of
10.61.
42
He
made
150
runs
during
the
tour
00
for
an
average
of
16.65.
.490
483
TOUGH
AS
HITLER
(
458
The
boll
weevil
of
the
southern!
.437
Untei
States
never
has
been!
"423
brought
completely
under
control.1
I
FREEZELESS
LAKE
Crater
Lake,
Oregon,
is
Australia
s
first
wheat
silos
were
than
6.000
feet
above
built
in
1839.
They
were
cut
out
of
yet
it
never
freezes.
.
sea
tne
rocK
and
shaped
like
large
"les.
j
FIRST
DIVE
BOMBER
The
falcon
is
said
to
be
.
i
HAITI
S
PRODUCTS
original
i
ocptcuiutrr
ij,
j
coffee
is
th
main
exoort
of
flying
Scorched
Earth
.
.
Many
people
have
asked
what
is
meant
by
the
"scorched
earth
policy"
adopted
by
the
Soviet
government.
We
assume
that
most
people
know
but
for
those
who
do
not
our
understanding
of
it
is
that
when
the
Russians
retreat
they
leave
nothing
behind
that
can
be
used
by
the
enemy
except
the
scorched
earth.
Everything
is
burnc-l
or
otherwise
destroyed.
AH
supplies
used
by
the
enemy
have
to
be
imported.
Houses
have
to
be
built.
The
country
is
a
desert,
uninhabitable.
The
farms
are
deserted.
This
is
not
so
bad
in
the
summer
but
in
the
winter
it
will
be
terrible
for
the
invaders.
If
thev
could
canture
Tnin-.
grad
and
quarter
the
men
on
the
inhabitants,
it
would
not
be
too
bad.
Evidently
the
plan
of
the
Russians
is
to
destroy
the
city
in
case
they
have
to
leave.
That
as
what
was
done
when
Moscow
was
invaded
by
Napoleon.
It
is
a
terrible
thing
to
do
but
is
effective.
What
use
to
the
enemy
is
a
burned
city?
Civic
Centre
Helped
.
.
.
The
recent
carnival
came
fullv
un
tn
exrwhiti'mim
sn
far
as
finances
are
concerned.-
Four
thousand
dollars
added
to
the
present
nest
egg
of
approximately
nine
thousand
gives
the
fund
quite
an
impetus
and
it
is
hoped
that
now
something
may
be
done
toward
getting
started
,
on
the
new
building.
Such
a
place
is
needed
just
now,
perhaps
worse
than
it
will
be
after
the
war.
We
congratulate
the
young
men
of
the
city
on
the
excellent
showing
they
have
made.
Wartime
Production
...
According
to
the
minister
of
laBciy
Hon.
Norman
McLarty,
Canada
will
not
reach
the
peak
of
her
wartime
activity
until
well
on
in
next
year.
In
order
to
meet
the
demand
for
labor
to
carry
out
this
work
the
utmost
is
being
done
by
industry
to
train
men
for
the
work
they
are
asked
to
undertake.
In
spite
of
the
efforts
made
to
carry
on
the
work
expeditiously
and
well
there
are
de-Jays.
In
the
first
six
months
of
this
year,
according
to
figures
supplied
to
the
Department
of
Labor
in
Great
Kntain,
the
loss
due
to
strikes
and
various
other
causes
amounted
to
41
in
every
thousand.
In
Canada
the
loss
was
o4
in
the
thousand
and
in
the
United
States
the
loss
was
381
to
the
thousand.
This
speaks
very
well
for
Canada,
because
in
Britain,
while
the
distractions
are
greater,
the
people
are
kept
constantly
on
edge
and
this
must
act
as
an
urge
to
carry
on
to
the
utmost
capacity
knowing
that
production
of
work
materials
is
a
matter
of
life
and
death.
Where
docs
tho
money
come
from
to
wage
(his
War
(o
build
the
ships,
the
planes
and
tanks
we
need
to
"finish
the
job?"
Much
of
it
comes
from
the
savings
of
ordinary
men
and
women
the
thrifty
people
of
Canada-lhe
savers.
TIkwc
are
the
people
v.
ho
buy
Victory
Bonds
and
War
Savins
Certificates,
v,ho
pay
their
War
Taxes
on
the
nail.
Never
before
lias
personal
thrift
been
so
vitally
necessary.
Watch
your
spendinjr.
j.very
oonar
you
can
spare
is
needed
now
to
arm
and
equip
our
fighting
forces
to
win
this
War.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Opposite
Post
Office
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Collon
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Wallace
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Hon.
W.
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minister
of
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lands
in
the
defeated
McBridel
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an
J-government,
arrived
In
the
clty!Brown-
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and
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Win-1
today
from
Fort
George
riding
lther
and
de
Roix-Juneau:
s-where.
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late
returns.
.Ortqulst,
Lewis
Island;
II.
Arm-i
strong,
Stewart;
L.
Twist,
Junean;
str!lcMine
was
re-elected
re-eieciea
bv
Dy
a
a
small
smaii
mat-
maj-
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"
fiflHt
nmnir.
halls
and
Yesterdays
Big
League
scores:
Mike
presidlng
on
or,ty-
Belated
returns
for
Prince)
National
League
fh-
tv,,,,
Rupert
riding
further
increase
the.
Central
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Vwn
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'lead
of
T.
D.
Pattullo
over
Wll-
J.
B.
Bfun.
Whitehorse:
Robert
over
Ham
Manson.
H.
Bates,
Exeter;
S.
Arnison.
J.
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A.
H.
Wilboins.
city:
A.
Sir
George
E.
Foster,
minister
of
Johnson,
Ternre:
Carl
Herman
Cricket
Club
returned
to
the
game
"uuv
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visitor
in
ana
j.
a.
aeunnorp,
racmc;
An-recenUy
and'
his
showing
with
bat
Prlnce
Rupert
derson
and
M.
O.
Brlen.
and
ball
was
a
major
factor
in
his
.
.
What
do
you
mean
by
A
Pension
for
me?"
BILL:
SAM:
BILL:
SAM:
BILL:
SAM:
BILL:
SAM:
"...
well,
you
know
what"
a
pension
is,
don't
you?'
"Sure,
I
do
.
.
.
money
you
get
every
month
.
.
i
but
where
am
I
going
to
get
one?"
,
"Buy
War
Savings
Certificates."
"Then
what
.
.
.
?"
"Well,
if
you
buy
$20.00
worth
o
War
Savings
Certifi-
caies
eacn
moiun
now,
you
II
have
$25.00
a
month
coming
in
at
the
end
of
seven
and
a
half
years."
"Seven
and
a
half
years
from
now
$25.00
a
month
would
be
nice
to
have."
"It
sure
would
be...
and
while
you
are
buyingWar
Savings
Certificates
you
are
helping
to
Win
the
War."
"Sounds
good,
Bill.
Think
111
see
Preserving
Fruit
Peaches
and
Prunes
for
preserving
now
at
their
peak.
Get
them
NOW
at
reasonable
price.
Complete
stock
of
Fruit
Jars
and
sundries
In
stock,
Don't
delay!
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
THE
PAYR011
SAVINGS
PLAN
MAKES
IT
EASY
the
foreman
and
tell
him
to
get
me
more
of
those
War
Savings
Certificates
every
week.
I'm
making
mighty
good
money
now.
It'll
be
good
stuff
to
have
coming
in
later
on."
The
help
ot
every
Canadian
is
needed
tor
Victory.
In
these
days
bf
war
the
thoughtless,
selfish
spender
is
a
traitor
to
our
war
effort.
A
reduction
in
personal
spending
is
now
a
vital
necessity
to
relieve
the
pressure
tor
goods,
to
enable
more
and
more
labour
and
materials
to
be
diverted
to
winning
the
war.
The
all-out
effort,
which
Canada
must
make,
demands
this
self-denial
of
each
of
us.
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LESS
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8W
MORE
WAR
SAVINGS
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