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TWO
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WHITE
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White
Shoes
in
Straps,
Oxfords
and
Pumps.
Broken
in
sizes
but
large
variety
to
choose
from.
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to
clear
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.02
The
suggestion
of
a
defensive
alliance
between
Great
Britain
and
United
States,
as
made
bv
Prime
Minister
Surprised
the
World
-
to
into
Russia
has
surprised
not
only
the
Germans
but
the
It
seems
evident
that,
if
tVm
.Tn
do
so,
they
might
have
intercepted
the
first
American1
tanker
arriving
at
Vladivostok
for
the
Russian
Instead
she
has
been
threatening
what
she
may
do
and
backing
this
up
by
total
mobilization
nf
hpr
fnra
tm0
i
i!i
days
was
considered
almost
equivalent
to'
a
"declaration
of
war
but
today
it
may
not
mean
very
much.
It
still
seems.
un
mat
irtpdii
win
nesuate
a
time
Jong
before
n
umrintr
1
M
g
o
a
war
with
United
States.
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
arid
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
West
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
these
m
organizations.
i
'runner-up
spot.
1
In
the
National
League
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
lost
a
double-header
to
Chicago
Cubs
and
fell
into-
second
place
one
game
below
I
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
whose
game
with
the
Phillies
was
rained
out.
The
Dodgers
now
have
a'
onr;
game
lead.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
.
St.
Louis
0-3,
Chicago
3-4
(second
game,
eleven
Innings).
1
Cincinnati
0,
in
fifth
on
Pittsburg
4
(called1
grounds).
'
Boston-New
York,
rained
out.
American
League
New
York
6,
Boston
3.
-.-Cleveland
7,
'Detroit
6
(ten
in
nlngs).
The
league,
standings
to
date:
National
League
W
St.
Louis
83
Brooklyn
85
Cincinnati
70
Pittsburg
70
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Cleveland
66
DAILY
EDITION
Defensive
Alliance
Friday,
September.
5,
1941.
Detroit
64
St.
Louis
'.......iU:..58.
Philadelphia
1(....58
Washington
54
It
92
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65
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65
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WHERE
BACON
GOLDEN
i
CHINESE
IN
B.
C.
Pts.
j
The
first
Chinese
immigrants,
to
British
Columbia
are
believed
to
i
have
jl870.
arrived
some
time
before
FIRST
CANADA-MADE
.
'
.
,
,
"J
,1C1
wuuuenui
ueieiisive
ugllt.
due
nas
Mint
was
opened
ln
1908
by
Earl
TOT
DAILY
NEWS
Today
in
Sports
CINCH
ON
PENNANT
Yankees
Cap
Flag
Brooklyn
Take..
I
Lead
In
National
I
BOSTON.
Sspt.
5:
New
York
Yankees
clinched
the
1941
AmerW
can
League
pennant
yesterday
with
a
6
to
3
victory
over
tha
Boston
Red
Sox.
This
made
it.
WEEK
IN
CHICAGO
Ted
Smith
Home
After
Trip
"Windy
City"
as
Swift
Co.
Guest
thirty-four
states,
the
District
of
Columbia,
and
four
Canadian
prov-
jnces
who
were
entertained
by
the
company
as
a
reward
for
outstanding
performances
Jn
their
sales
records
in
the
past
year.
Tt.
gl.tliri
tn
the
"WtnHv
f"Mtv"
Dominic
Montesano
will
umpire.
LONDON,
Sept.
5:
W-A
six-ton
Prlmc,
camera,
former
world
tru:k
bearing
a
load
of
bacon
,0,M..lv,f
v,i
u
:
,
oicA
.,
t
J
1.151
uuAmg
wauipiuji
Willi
Mackenzie
King,
seems
to
be
an
excellent
one,
good
for
ZLlZZT:
has
besn
.
....
,
pearea
irom
a
London
street
a
i
.1
i
tnro
hit
m'L.
-itain
and,
therefore,
in
this
particular
case,
good
for
rew-
seconds
after
the
driver
had
5,
'
rhS
-
jy
unv,
M.ii
i.iit4
ijr
o
ot,t
yutji
iiiiiiy
j
nic
wiicci
iu
iiitvivc
ail
ciiqun
weu
apply
to
these
two
English-speaking
nations.
It
IS
tnrblV
arlmirtpfl
thnt
If
hv
anv
micnlianno
nf
fnfo
v-.,,.
.
v
a
i
11
(kjviilll
J
""(7
vav.y
j
jr
-A.
1UVV
Ovll
I
f
United
States
would
be
in
grave
danger
of
attack
by
Ger-
2
TwiS
tie
Sstra'tion
of
5?
Bo$ton
Red
Sox'the
Aericai
many.
Having
that
in
view
it
would
seem
to
be
excellent
tisms,
marriages
and
burials
by
f
"eraPnX
edp
pu
V
.
35-year-old
Mike
Ryba
from
Ro-
ni:,.,r
ttu,i
ot.a,
i
e
.i.c
v,
.i
under
which,
if
Britain
is
attacked,
she
would
come
to
her
aid.
EARLY
JOB
FOR
CLERGY
vital
statistics
acting
in
Italian
movies
virtual
retirement
from
has
taken
up
wrestling
and
signed
with
the
Italian
Heavy
Athletic
Federation,
which
controls
the
.sport
and
also
boxing.
Chester
Red
Wings
of
the
International
League
a
year
ago
last
night.
Ryba,
the
league's
outstanding;
right-handed
pitcher,
became
a
20-gam
winner
for
the
second
time
in
his
long
career
last
season.
REAL
PREFERENCE
Tijr
the
first
60
years
of
British
rule
Canadian
trade
was
carried
y.miung
lur
tier
ireetiom.
urey,
then
Ooverner-General,
who
Ion
almost
exclusively
with
We
have
felt
at
various
times
that
Russia,
as
the
home
struck
the
mst
coln'
j
through
.the
united
Kingdom,
of
the
Bolshevik
movement,
has
been
too
ready
to
inter-
leve
with
tne
internal
affairs
of
other
countries.
She
has
evidently
got
over
that
now
and
we
see
only
a
country
defending
her
right
to
govern
herself
in
her
own
way.
In
that
stand
she
is
being
backed
up
by
the
British
Empire.
There
are
still
a
great
many
people
who
would
like
to
see
Russia
smashed
by
the
Germans,
each
suffering
equally.
We
cannot
say
that
we
agree
with
this
view.
Russia
has
a
right
to
any
kind
of
government
she
wishes
as
long
as
she
does
not
try
to
force
her
views
upon
other
countries.
Perhaps
her
association
with
the
British
will
be
good
for
her
and
we
shall
both
be
better
for
that
association.
At
any
rate
we
seem
destined
to
be
allies
for
some
time
to
come
and
we
shall
have
to
learn
to
understand
each
other
better.
If
we
have
nothing
else
to
learn
from
them
we
can
learn
how
to
fight
effectively
against
a
very
powerful
foe.
Tankers
Arriving
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advertisement
Is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Llquot
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
P.S.T.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell'
River.
Saturday
at
11:15
p.m.
P.S.T.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wcdiietday
anil
Friday
at
0:00
p.m.P.S.T.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
cars
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc..
call
or
write
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Ticket
Offfce,
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Avt.
Phone
209,
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Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
LEGION
W.A.
Ed
Lipsett
Gives
KEEPS
BUSY
!ntej;tainins
T?lk
I
."Many
Activities
Reported
Upon
At
Meeting
Committees
Named
I
raen.a
a
euest
of
Swift
&
Com-.gave
a
suDstanuai
sum
ior
sewing
nanv.
He
arrived
on
tne
ranee
ku-
mathematlcally
Impossible
for
any;D(?rt
tnl-
morninz
via
Vancouver.
omer
ciuo
iu
caitn
up
wuu
uu
Yankees.
The
Red
Box
dropped
Into
third
place
after
having
bee:
tied
with
Chicago
Cubs
for
the
With
a
fair
attendance
of
members
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
of
Canadian
Legion
was
in
regular
monthly
session
in
the
Legion
Hall
to
last
evening.
With
routine
business
attended"
to,
-there
was
a
report
ol
the
tea
and
sale
with
display
of
the
work
of
the
sewing
club
dur-
A.
E.
Smith
has
returned
to
Prince
ing
the
past
three
months
for
.
.
-
icii
in
rVii-!hiimhprl
Rrltlsh
refugees
which
nuuvii
utirr
a
crrv
w..-
or
material
for
the
winter's
work.
Committees
were
elected
for
the
He
was
one
of
174
salesmen
from;
next
three
months
as
follows
Welfare
Committee
Mrs.
J.
Preece
and
MLss
Edith
Gandy.
Sick
Committee
Mrs.
S.
O.
Ayres,
Mis.
E.
Garllck'(east),
Mrs.
William
Brass,
Miss
Dolly
Smith
west).
Sewing
Club
Mrs.
A.
J.
Crox-
had
a
busv
seven
days
of
siaht,
see-
iford-
convenor,
assisted
Their
tours
ranK
J1!Son-
in?
nnrt
inferences.
.638
I
I
to
visit
the
Lesion.
by
Mrs.
Entertainment
Committee-Miss
D.
Included
a
malcr
league
baseball
rime'
between
the
Chicago
White
Marshall,
convenor,
assisted
by
Soxand
New
York
Yankees,
trips
to
Mrs-
w-
Longwlll.
Mrs.
F.
Ellison.
Mrs-
J-
Mcureun.
rs.
u.
Murray
.th
Kh-dri
Armarium,
the
Adler
Planetarium,
and
the
Field
Museum,
an
afternoon
In
the
Museum
of
Science
and
and
Mrs.
John
Bremner.
During
the
meeting
Jack
Preece
TRAVELLERS
BROUGHT
NEWS
OF
A
WONDERFUL
BLADE-
fits
Ail
DOUBLE-EDGE
lltKtilUn
Economy
lladi
In
Ita
British
Emplii-HOW
MADl
IN
CANADA
IjLIil
IWKTI
fj
M0l
I
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
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STREET
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Rupert
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Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
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PHONE
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Tom
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&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rales
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p.o.
jJox
I96
lo
Kotary
uud
About
once
a
year
Ed,
Llpsett
of
Vancouver
gives
an
address
to
the
1
Prince
Ruoert
Rotary
Club,
aen-
erally
telling
about
a
trip
he
has
made.
This
year
he
did
not
mako
a
trip
but
he
was
called
on
t
speak
yesterday
and,
In
his
usurl
breezy
way,
.he
told
of
a
few
recent
experiences.
Incidentally
he
mentioned
that
In
his
business
It.
was
a
pleasure
to
sell
goods
but
Just
no
it
was
very
difficult
toj
get
goods
to
sell.
Most
ol
tnem
came
from
German
occupied
countries
of
Europe
and
that.
made
It
Impossible
to
secure
them
In
Canada.
Mr.
Llpsett
remarked
that
It
was
Impossible
Just
now
to
get
gaso-.
line
unless
one
paid
for
It.
He
understood
there
would
be
greater
restrictions
pretty
soon.
Mr.
Llpsett's
talk
was
of
a
more
or
less
personal
nature
but
It
proved
very
acceptable
to
the
members
of
the
club
who
were
ou:
in
large
numbers.
Visitors
present
Included
Sgt.
Ray
Baker,
John
Moser
and
Elmore
Hanklnson.
Neal
Carter
reported
that
W.
C.
OUC(IV
Shelly
would
vvuuiu
be
UC
unable
UUUI
to
come
to
1
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1
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industry,
tours
oi
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Rupert
to
put
on
the
prom-
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account
of
wet
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S
Canadian
!
obuuiuo,
u
Willi
uic
iiiaui.
auu
an
inspection
of
Chicago's
new
jthcy
met
and
discussed
business
with
John
Holmes,
president
of
'Swift
&
Company,
and
other
company
officers
and
executives.
I
Legion
convention
in
Ntw
Westminster
with
flattering
reports
and
comments
on
the
work
nr
tu
i..t
A....itt
During
the
course
of
their
visit
u
"1C
luc"
nuxmaiy.
n
repgri
on
me
x.
&i.
u.
A.
ana
Y.
W.
C.
A.
arrangements
and
activities
was
read.
It
was
decided
to
extend
an
in
vitation
to
a
representative
of
the
I
provincial
command
In
Vancouver
644
I
JPHPT
f!4AT
Arrangements
were
also
.547
I
UI
UIv
I
VIXrt
1
for
the
annual
fall
bazaar
.543
I
held
on
November
19.
.504
RRITISII
FIRST
made
to
be
481
Donations
of
clothes
were
grate-
443
The
'
Intermediate
Baseball
fully
received
from
the
members
.403
League,
is
nearing
the
end
of
the,as
also
was
a
gift
of
baby
clothes,
.287
season,
The
league
schedule
is
ex-,matJe
by
herself,
from
Miss
Edith
Dected
to
be
completed'
within
a
Gandy.
.669
couple
of
weeks
after
which
the
.519
season's
play-offs
will
start.
Watts
.522
At
Mlflrtrcnr
will
m
oof
Pn-nnorn
tives
m
a
league
game
tnis
eve-
478
nlng.
The
Watts
&
Nickerson
line-'
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1
Af
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t.
iff
r
IS
r7Z
P0MUt
PaV-
:srapnrodauced
d
S
c!ureS
:S
Si,.BLeyGU
S
ZteZl:
in
th2
Isrd
entertainment,
forbidden
it.
His
doctor
had
ItOISHEKY
IN
STATION
LONDON,
Sept.
5:
O
Scotland
Yard
was
called
in
to
investigate
the
disappearance
of
$2,250
from
the
main
booking
hall
at
Waterloo
Station.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Opposite
Post
Office
JEAN
II.
RIVETT
A.T.C.M.
and
RUTH
W,
NELSON
A.T.C.M.
Teachers
of
Piano
Theory
Announce
the
opening
of
their
Studio
on
September
2nd.
Private
and
Class
Tuition
Phone
Oreen
S3C
after
4
p.m.
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Rupert
J.
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on
Uit
IJth
day
of
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1941.
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'
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