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ot
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Learn
to
Eat
Corn
Monday,
September
15,
1941
Scrap
Your
Cooking
Utensils
That
pioneer
farmer
in
England
no
doubt
one
whose
ancestors
stood
before
Kincr
John
lfnrho
r"Urt.4-
...U
1
..
-J?
Watts
and
Nlckerson
fctefeated
Co-operatives
on
Sunday
by
a
scdre
(
of
Id
to
9
In
the
first
df
the
besti
fcttir
but
of
seven
game
series
for
ho
Tntrmirflntp
Baseball
League
one
arid
hit
twb.
Bill
wallked
bnly
two
batters.
There
were
five
errors
for
the
losers
and
two
for
Watts
and
Nlckerson.
Following
Is
a
play
by
play
account:
First
Inning
Watts
and
Nlckerson
Postuk
urt
first
and
was
put
"
out
on
ground
first
first
but
but
out
out
Astoria
safe
on
on
second
on
a
doubie
play.
Simund-sen
out
at
first
oh
double.
Second
Inning
Watts
and
Nlckerson
Arney
filed
cut.
Long
out
dh
a
ground
ball.
Mpntesano
also
filed
out.
Co-operatives
Hetherington
hit
a
.
single.
Zbuhi
singled.
Mentenko
filed,
but.
Sharpe
singled,
knocking
!ln
two
runs.
Davles
singled.
Sharpe
out
at
home
plate.
Macdonald
.
I
home
two
runs.
Astoria
singled.
Si-
ututiugvit
oa,.
un
iivviiittii-
ton
out
on
ground
ball.
Third
Inninc
.
ims
SJUWH
a
Ui
ineriean-;sano
faut
at
home.
Pavlikls
hit
style
a
lu
sweet
com
for
sale
may
have
laid
the
foundation
clearing
all
the
tiases
and
was
put
for
rhiiriy
ah
experiment
that
some
day
will
result
in
A
out
on
forced
run.
still
further
"mixing
up"
of
the
affairs
of
the
two1
Eng-
cooperatives
Mentenko
and
lish-speaking
nations
of
which
Mr.
Churchill
spoke
oh
f
u.1
ground
bails
at
first
one
memorable
occasion,
says
the
Victoria
Times.,,
This
!
tT
WfS!6
f
y
neer5
in
?ritain
.3S
a
aZ
VVatt,
and'
SenlBil,
hit
a
innovation
calhrig
for
special
comment.
Here
is
a
sample:
single.
Fitch
safe
on
first,
Bin
out
Lorn
is
a
favorite
food
in
America.
It
is
also
regar-'on
a
forced
run.
Amey
filed
out.
ded
as
a
great
delicacy
by
Anglo-Indians
throughout
the
out
on
.ground
bail,
east.
The
cob
is
boiled
for
15
minutes
and
served
like
a4
co-operatives
Macdonald
and
potato
in
a
jacket.
The
leaves
are
removed,
butter
oriyt
u0
m
.?nr6u"d
bal1
nd
mnfirni-ino
?c
cuvmrl
fl-.
it-
ilHlngstoh
filed
but.
with,
pepper
and
salt.
Then,
holding
it
at
the
ends,
you
muuie
me
corn
ime
a
raooit.
Eighth
ibhlhg
Watls
and
Nlckersbri
MbnlpAanh
Iflieti
tiut.
fdtilU
flM
While
the
manner
of
recommended
service
may
fall
H
hit.
Postiik
hied
out.
short
of
Canadian
and
American
standards,
for
rnrri
nh
cooperatives
simundsen
safe
the
cob,
the
description
of
the
technique
Of
eating
is
per-
rtHf?n
8
maybe
Bntairi
is
going
td
get
something
out
of
the
war.tief
saff
dut
on
first.
5ri
,
after
all;
the
privilege
of
eating
sweet
corn
may
not
be
This
llthir
n
worth
a
war,
but
it's
worth
a
lot."
the
grihd'sb
grahd'sUnds
vTheh
Yoii
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
nLi-kkir
Service
24
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Ratei
Preserving
Fruit
Peaches
and
Prunes
for
preserving
how
at
their
peak.
Get
them
NOW
at
reasonable
prices.
Complete
stock
of
Fruit
Jars
and
sundries
in
stock.
Don't
delay!
MUSSAIXEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Make
Our
Store
Tour
Shopping
Headquarter
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
safe
on
feet.
And
this
lpnrls
nr.
Amm-ina
'n
f
,
i.
iuia
BUnt;
filed
but.
Mentenkd
n
"i
.
1
""Sfirai
umi
Sharpe
filed
out.
ba-
grdund
ball.
wa.s
the
ht.
aHth
cheeHriK
for
their
own
lim.
Niniii
inning
Wattj
and
Nlckerson
Pavlikls
.
singled.
B1U
but
on
first.
Fitch
hit
by
pltchel:.
Arney
filed
out.
Long
singled
driving
in
P'aVlikis
for
the
tenth
run.
Montesano
flied
but.
Ca-bpeiutiles
Macdonald
sare
on
rirst.
Kingston
struck
but.
Astoria
walked:
'SimundSeh
safd
dn
first:
ilelhetlngtori
doubled,
Macdonald
out
at
hotnfc.
Zbura
filed
out.
.
J.
Q111U.
umpired,
M.
Montesahb
handled
the
bases
and
D.
Mbnte-
sartd
kept
scofs
lor
tiliu
atid
Shdwefs;
bolls
ibi
fBji
-
(11
lo
(He
VAHIETY
STORE
Where
Your
Dimes
are
Little
Dollars
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
120
KEEN
RACE
LADIES'
baggers.
CONTINUESj
champlohshlp-.
The'
next
game
will
J
i
i
a
w.rfn.'iv
nie-ht.
I
Brooklyn
Now
Game
and
a
SUNDAY
National
League
Brooklvn
7.
Cincinnati
5.
Half
BM
and
Postiik
composed
the
Ahead
of
St.
Louis
Cardinals
battery
for
Watts
and
Nlckerson
j
vthilp
Macdonald
and
Zbura
formed
rt.
LOUIS.
seDt.
15:
Behind
the
battery
for
the
losers.
BiU
allowed
teri
hits
and
Mac-dona
Id
nine.
Macdonald
walked
Yesterday
the
Dodgers
moved
on
to
Cincinnati
where
they
scored
a
l
single
victory
over
the
Reds
whiles
the
Cardinals
were
reducing
the'
Brooklyn
lead
to
a
game
and
a
half
by
taking
a
twin
bill
from
the"
New
York
Giants.
Carl
Hubbell
was
16s-1
lng
pitcher
in
the
first
St.
Louis-
New
York
game
which
resulted
in
a
one
to
nothing
score.
1
Week-end
scores
In
the
niajor
sinfflpd.
Hiniston
trinlpd.
driviner
'loocmoe
i:
fnllnws
New
York
0-5.
St.
Louis
1-C
fse-'
Watts
and
Nlckerson
Postuk
COnd
game
10
innings)
safe
on
hit.
Pavlikls
out
on
ground
ball.
Bill
singled.
Fitch
doubled.'
Arney
struck
dut.
Long
safe
on
first.
Montessuio
out
on
fly.
Co-operatlveS
Zbura
struck
out.
Mentehkd
filed
out.
Blng
out
on
ground
ball.'
!
Fourth
Iiinihr
!
Walts
anti
klckersoti
Pnnlls
In
a
few
days
the
local
Red
Cross
Society
will
under-
str"ck-
ut-
burvich
filed
out
and
take
the
collection
of
aluminum
as
another
part
of
its
stiSSaWes
out
on
work
in
winning
the
war.
A
committee
is
being
formed
grourid
ba)j
Macdotia)d
Angled,
and
plans
will
be
made
to
have
a
thorough
canvass
of
the
Hingstbn
and
Astoria
filed
out.
city.
It
is
hoped
that
every
spare
aluminum
cooking
uteh-
Fifth
inninc
sil.will
be
melted
down
and
used
for
war
purposes.
waits
and
.Nlckerson
Pavlikls
Just
now
there
is
a
scarcity
of
aluminum
and
the
!ife
.bV
P
dlsosdfe
oh
hlt-person
who
contributes
a
saucepan
or
kettle
will
be
doing
Sr
out'
unesaLfe
,a
a
great
deal
toward
defeating
the
enemy.
It
is
a
great
Sme
tr
00.
ujjjui
iuiuij(
iui
iiuuwum
tu
fcurap
Liieir
um
uitfiisusi.
Co-operatives
Simuhdseh
filed
and
buy
new
ones
to
take
their
place.
.out.
HetheringWn
out
on
a
bunt.
Zbura
struck
but.
I
Slith
inning
J
WalU
and
kickersori
Long
hit
,a
single
but
put
out
ori
second.
Montesano
safe
on
a
hit.
Paulis
rlpmnnHinb-
SUJC
on..nit'
uurvicn
saie
on
an
aemanaing
X
'
brrbr
fe
6n
Mont
Philadelphia
1-6,
Pittsburg
2-3.
Boston
6-3,
Chicago
3-10.
American
League
Cleveland
3-5,
New
York
6-2.
Chicago
2-1,
Boston
9-5.
St.
Louis
7-5,
Philadelphia
2-1.
Detroit
0,
Washington
2.
.
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
'
Brooklyn
1,
St.
Louis
0.
New
YOrk
4,
Cincinnati
0.
Boston
0,
Pittsburg
1.
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
5.
American
League
Detroit
5,
New
York
3.
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
3.
Cleveland
5,
Washington
6.
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
7.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
w.
l.
Pet.
Brooklyn
91
50
.645
St.
Louis
89
51
.635
Cincinnati
76
63
.547
Pittsburg
77
65
.542'
New
York
64
74
.464
Chicago
65
77
.458
Boston
58
82
.414
Philadelphia
40
98
.277?
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
j
W.
L.
Pet.
1
New
Ybrk
95
49
.660
Boston
77
66
.538
Chicago
73
72
.503'
Cleveland
'.70
72
.493
Detroit
69
74
.482
St.
Louis
63
77
.450
Washington
61
79
.430
Philadelphia
62
81
.4341
BOWLING
WINNERS
Prize
winners
for
last
week
at
Max's
Bowling
Alleys
were
Rose
La
Belle
high
with
232
in
ladies'
five
pins
and
Mr.
Alger
with
323
in
men's
five
pins.
In
ten
pins
Geoff
i
Wooddall
was
high
with
212.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
tanning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
BOWLING
SCOTS
ARE
Y,
CHAMPIONS
Schedule
For
Month
of
September
At
no
Ume
were
the
Scottish
even
Is
Announced
Ten
Teams
I
mildly
threatened.
Two
six-run
In-'
nines
the
second
and
tnira
pui
Schedule
for
September
In
the
the
outcome
beyond
any
question.
Tortioe'
Tinwlln?
Leaeue
Is
announ-i
Such
performances
as
flfteen-
Ibrllllant
three
hit
pitching
of
33-
Ced
as
follows:
hit
pitching
oy
Hamilton,
a
iwuitsi
m
xmm
wvatt.
Brooklyn
seDtember
1&-Annette's
vs.
Blue
run
with
bases
loaded
by
Slrlanni
Dcd"er9
scored
a
one
to
nothing
!
Birds;
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
Rangers;
,
and
generally
alr-tlght
fielding
ac-victorv
over
St
Louis
Cardinals
on
I
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Optimists;
Big
Counted
for
the
huge
balance
In
Knox
Hotel
vs.
the
Scots.
If
Wemp
of
the
favor
siturdav
j
in
the
money
game
of
a
sisters
vs.
Stylettes;
of
unA
Win4
tUa
eiinnnirT.
anv
three
series
anfl
mcrcuj
rwnrew,
H
.v
--rr---
game
their
margin
of
leadership
In
the1
September
23-Lucky
Strikes
vs.
j
pitcher
might
expect
the
number
thrillhv
National
League
pennant
Pioneers:
Stylettes
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
of
hits
against
him
woilld
have
been
race
totwo
full
games.
The
bald-
Big
Sisters
vs.
Optimists;
Rangers!
greatly
reduced.
It
Just
seemed
that
headed
Wvatt
fanned
nine
Cardinal
vs.
Annette's:
Blue
Birds
vs.
Savoy
the
boys
In
the
field
couldn't
snag
batters
and
it
was
his
twentieth
,
Swingers.
'
a
thing.
When
they
got
to
bat
every
-in
f
th
pnnn
It
was
a
heart-
September
30-Savoy
Swingers
hit
they
made
seemed
labelled
for
"----'""
"
.
...
c1f0!-
Plrr
QUtpre
vs
An.
o
CntUch
o
nv
On
v
In
th
s
xth
Knox
-sasrsL
jsjrz
-as
r
-
Monday,
September
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1?
"CHRISTIES"
4
LOGGER&WORK
BOOTS
Guaranteed
the
finest
built
shoes
for
work
or
logging.
Hand
made
of
the
best
leathers
and
lasted
to
fit
the
foot
right.
Priced
from
$8.00
Sole
Agents
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Ilome
of
Good
Shoes
BASEBALL
.THRILLING
Watts
St
Nlckerson
Takes
Opener
'
Of
Intermediate
Playoffs
By
It
to
9
Score
'SPORT
Inter-Services
softba::
1941
and
brings
ihp
M.
C.
A.-sponsbred
b:i
Line-ups
were:
:
Scottish
Bailey.
Ook
M.
C.
A.
Sponsored
.
.
Softball
ni,
M.
McLeod,
....
Fiune'v
-
-
l
-
'
II
A
-
'
Season
Comes
io
ciose
naraiiHm
iMCLeod'
Reconsecration
Week
SEPTEMBER
10th
to
17th,
1941
During
urgutl
which
time
the
people
of
CunmUi
are
to
reconsecrate
themselves
to
greater
service
to
their
Country,
to
decorate
their
homes
and
communities
with
jlags
and
hunting
and
td
conie
io
a
full
realization
of
the
significance
of
the'
'accompanying.
pledge,
which
is
to
he
read
at
public,
meetings
and
placed
in
the
homes
of
alt
the.
people.
RECONSECRATION
PLEDGE
Al
this
time
ol
peril
for
my
Country,
in
this
fight
against
the
evil
powers
which
threaten,
to
engulf
the
world,
conscious
of
my
duty
towards
Canada
and
towards
my
fellow
man,
I
solemnly
pledge
before
Almighty
God
that
I
shall
do
all
that
lies
within
my
power
and
deem
no
sacrifice
too
great,
to
bring
about
victory
of
ovir
arms,
that
right
may
triumph,
that
justice
may
prevail
and
that
a
righteous'
peace
may
reign
throughout
the
world;
to
this
end
I
reconsecrale
myself,
with
faith,
with
courage
and
with
the
knowledge
that,
though
the
path
be
hard
and
the
day
be
dark
our
effort
can
not
fail;
SEPTEMBER,
1941.
RECONSECRATION
WEEK
RADIO
ADDRESSES
Friday,'
September
i2ih
10.00-10.15
p.m.
"Afcririillilrr,
Mmpowrr
ihj
die
WAr"
Hon.
j.
G.
Cabdinu,
il
iniiler
oj
Agriculturt.
Saturday,
September
13th
10.4511.00
p.m.
"Lliibor,
Manpower
and
the
Tar"
Hon.
Nobman
McLAitt,
Mtnisler
of
Labour.
Sunday,
September
i4th
10.bO-10.3d
p.m.
Tlie
Armed
Forrei"
Hon.
J.
L.
Ruston,
M
inhler
of
National
Defence.
Hon.
C
O.
Powr.,
Minister
of
Rational
Defence
for
Air.
Hon.
A.
L.
MttDdNhb,
Mlnitler
6f
National
Defend
for
Naval
Service..
.Monday,
September
15th
8.00-8.45
p.m.
"Maney,
Manpower
arid
the
Wir"
Hon.
J.
L.
Ilsijt,
Minister
of
Finance'.
Tuesday,
September1
16th
10.30
11.00
p.ni.
"Manpower,
Tomahpower
and
the
.Var"
ItoN.
J,
T.
Tmorson,
Minister
of
National
War
Senicel.
"Today
and
Tomorrow"
Hon.
IiN
.MAcKtNziF,
Minister
of
I'ensions
&
National
Health
Wednesday,
September
17th
9.00
9
J0.
pan.
Concluding
Addre
jv
niciir
IIonowable.
V.
L
MiCEkkziE
Kinc,
Trme
Minister
of
Canada,
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
WAR
SERVICES
Hoh.
J.
T.
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