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t
PAQ1
TWO
.Jlonday,
lm,
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nun
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ii
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li
:l
.
BUY
WITH
YOUR
EYES
OPEN
RUNNERS
1
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ceTirCTYTOTKi
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mm
and
CAMPAC
To
suit
every
need
and
style
from
Infants'
to
Men's
and
Ladies'
EDITORIAL
And
Now
Russia
-
-
in
Composition
or
crepe
soles.
Cam
pacs
are
in
a
class
by
themselves.
Agents
for
Penman's
Hosiery
Jack
&
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The,
Home
of
Good
Shoes
The
British
forces
are
in
possession
of
Damascus
and
Beirut
eirut,
t
the
principal
cities
and
their
main
objectives
in
rsvrm
tin.
The
I
hP
British
KVltlQh
are
ova
also
men
in
in
onntvn
control
nl
of
Iran
h-on
and
the
-w-J4
U1UVI
til
LUiltlUi
VI.
11
III
CH
i
V
I
tll
greater
part
of
East
Africa
except
for
a
few
pockets
which
can
be-readily
cleaned
up.
The
situation
around
the
Red
Sea
.and
Suez,
for
the
time
being
at
least,
is
satisfactory.
It
forms
no
basis,
however,
for
over
confidence.
The
victories
in
that
quarter,
important
as
they
might
have
momentarily
seemed,
were
soon
overshadowed
by
more
ominous
developments
such
as
the
lightning
pounce
of
the
stealthy
Nazi
wild
cat
and
the
great
Russian
bear.
The
choice
was
evidently,not
even
left
to
Russia
as
to
whether
she
would
vield
or
fiVht.
ThP
cumstances
under
which
this
latest
sensational
development
might
help
our
side,
unwillingly
rather
than
willingly
and,
possibly,
but
temporarily,
but
we
must
not
let
down
nurrruard.
until
the
fifth
when
Zbura
m.nn.
aged
to
sneak
home
and
later
made
a-hnmc
run
r"r.
ICE
FIELD
FINE
BALL
COVERED
GAME
SEEN
American
Photographers
Have
Busy
Composite
Services
Defeats
Rocky
Day
In
Jasper
Park
Mountain
Rangers
3
To
2
JASPER
PARK,
June
23:
The
Yesterday
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Columbia
Ice
Field
area
of
the
Hill
a
large
gathering
of
fans
Canadian
Rockies
was
DhotostraDh-
thHiifd
n
ically
conquered
over
the
week-end
ball
seen
In
these
parts
for
some
when
Ivan
Dmitri,
world's
famous
color
photographer,
and
his
popu-
Composite
Service
team
which
beat
lar
photography
camera
club
tour
their
Jinx
by
defeating
the
Rangers
recorded
this
great
presentation
of
in
a
battle
royal
5
to
2.
This
game
nature
In
black
and
white
and
was
sparked
with
long
hits,
manv
color
from
every
possible
angle.
strikeouts,
lots
of
cheering
and
The
feature
of
the
long
day's
some
Jeering.
At
any
rate
it
was
work
was
the
number
of
"camera
a
perfect
game
from
the
point
of
classes"
conducted
by
Dmitri
who,
view
of
the
spectators,
since
his
arrival,
has
been
untiring
Randall
pitched
the
full
game
In
his
efforts
to
help
everybody
for
the
Composites,
allowing
only
else
get
the
pictures
they
want
be-
six
hits,
5
walks
and
struck
out
10
fore
he
looks
after
his
own
in-
men.
Crolzier,
who
pitched
the
first
terests.
No
demand
Is
made
on
him
five
Innings
for
the
Ransers,
al-
ne
wor.t
mi
ana
nis
tnougntiui-
lowed
only
7
hits.
3
walks
and
ness
and
co-operation
has
made
a
struck
out
8
men-.
Green
finished
great
Impression
on
the
party.
The
for
Rangers
allowing
1
hit,
n
owner
of
the
most
inconspicuous
walks,
and
strurk
nut.
3
mpn
camera
In
the
crowd
gets
Just
as
Ma
Randan
both
madp
much
personal
attention
as
the
three
baggers
for
the
Composites
one
who
has
the
most
expensive
McAuslnnri
knPrt
nt
ih
i.
outfit.
Dmitri's
consideration
for
hit
frr
th
nonr.
h
w
the
"other
fellow"
has
become
an
three-base
hit
In
left-field,
outstanding
feature
of
the
trip.
,
D,,
.
Qurvich
...
Nature
was
eood
to
the
Dartv
tfie
trin
to
the
southern
section
of
a
v
v,-.u4;.
i,i.
Jasper
National
Park
and
provided
Uie
y.
m.
C.
A.
kepi,
the
score
a
full
day
of
complete
sunshine
ch.f
Brewster
sent
out
a
pack
train
of
saddle
horses
on
the
Columbia
f,
in
i
:n
:
,
.
,
When
wnen
the
tne
famous
lamous
Satun
saturaay
luuity
ia
ui.iu
nun
.ill
I'liiu
111:1
n
inn
h
iin
i
n'n
nr-'...
.-.i
.
....
,..
The
meky
admlsslon
tlcket
wa
uiacier
ana
tne
animals
aaaea
,
o
v
vvv.
plenty
of
color
to
the
general
Dr,y
?c
nd
,
Searchlights
wm
rained
out
in
first
of
the
f
Athabasca.
aoasca.
Snow
onow
Dome,.
uome,.
Kltch
held
by
Mrs.
Cameron,
who'
won
th(
five
pound
box
of
chocolates.
The
second
game
between
thi
was
fourth
with
the
Dry
Dock
leac
lnsr
6-2
near
near
futurp.
future.
Following
"
Is
the,
box
score
foi
,
ol
"j"
.r.nv-ii
tun
.mug
rust
pnotograpner
iinauy
May,
m.u.n.,
c.
4
not
rely.'
(called
It
a
day
a
tired
but
happy
Mitzell,
R.C.N.,
lb.,::.
..A
Lvents,
much
more
momentous,
much
more
far-reach-ilot
of
amateur
photographers
got
Finiey,
rc.os.,
cf.
....
4
ing
than
those
which
have
already
occurred
are
in
the!back
lnto
thelr
cars
and
tucked
ln
Dn"ip.
r.cn.,
2b.
-.
3
makinu.
Midsummer
is
here
nnrl
rhnf
flm
n.o
u;..'"
011
arrival
at
the
wel1
coombe.
r.c.cs.,
ss
2
vnta
n
,0va
"
iT
"T"
r
y'w
V"""
U1K
satisfied
with
the
1
w.,.
...
nuiij
mic
uuxtjicui
iicjmspnere
usually
occur
I
The
next
few
yeeks,
possibly
days,
will,
no
doubt,
brine'
developments
that
may
affect
the
course
of
historv
for'
.
We
dan
hope
for
the
best
but
we
must
not
wishfully
think.
Nor
should
we
be
too
cast
down
by
more
dark
days
which
may
well
come.
There
is
a
long
road
to
travel
yet.
Meantime
the
situation
for
us
is
by
no
means
Halibut
Sales
American
Thor,
40,000,
cleared
for
Seattle.
Arrow,
36,000,
10.8c
and
9.1c,
Storage.
J.
B..
17,000,
10.8c
and
0.2c,
At-vlln.
-..Alliance
I,
14,500.
lie
and
9.1c,
Storage.
j
Jane,
17,000,,
11c
and1
9.1c,
Booth.
;
Ideal,
16,500,
11c
and
0.1c,
Stor-"age.
1
Rainier
II,
10,400..
11c
and
8.7c.
Royal.
..
j
uaurornia,
20,000,
lie
and
9c,
.uooin.
'j
Glacier,
11.9c
and
9c,
Atlln.
j
31-B-31,
5.500,
10.8c
and
9c,
At-
Jlin.
j
.
Canadian
j
.P.
Doreen,
15,500,
10.8c
and
8.5c
fPaciflc.
;
Oslo,
17,00,
10.9c
and
8.4c,
Stor
age.
Strafen,
13,000,
10.6c
and
8c
Storage.
Northern
Breeze.
17,500,
10.8c
and
8c,
Pacific.
Blue
Boy,
9,000,
10.9c
and
9c.
Bootlv
Dickie
Boy,
3,500.
10.6c
and
8c,
'
Atlln.
'
Midway,
6,500,
11c
and
8.2c,
Storage.
,
Vera
Beatrice,
10.000,
10.8c
and
8.1c,
Booth.
.
Clipper
II,
16,500,
10.9c
and
8c.
Royal.
FInella,
17,500,
10.6c
and
8c,
Storage.
Bum,
7,000,
i'o.Oc
and
8.3c,
Tugwell
II.
600.
10.4c
and
8c,
oiorage.
Bargain,
8,500,
10.7c
and
B2c,
Booth.
Osahl
II.,
500,
He
and
8.1c,
Atlln.
,
Relief,
8,500,
1
i".2c
-
and
8
2a
Booth.
;
:
T.
Y
1500.
10c
and
8c
Storage.
CLOTHIERS
WIN
GAME
In
the
Intermediate
Rnsphnii
League
game
played
on
Sunday
Watts
and
Nickerson's
defeated
On.
operatives
by
a
score
of
11
to
2
Alex
Bill
held
t.hP
ruicn-
,,
.
,
.
ener
and
Wolley
Mountains
and
a
p
uu
1,1
inp
.
,
.,
,
,
meir
glaciers
lormea
me
qrck-
.luuiiu
iui
tiiio
UUL4UC
cuincia
uiuu
holding
its
session
three
miles,
up
01(5
flrst
Same
the
Columbia
Glacier.
Composites
A.B.H.
R,
Eve-
carlysle,
R.C.C5.,
It.
3
long
day's
work.
UJtSSlHtU
1
I
FOR
SALtt
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture.
Phone
Green
185
days,
Red
921
evenings.
133
7th
Avenue
East.
(148)
FOR
SALE
14
ft.
rowboat.
Solen-
did
condition.
Apply
Box
110,
Dally
ces
Oeddes,
R.C.N.,
rf.
3
Hewitt,
R.C.N.3b........:....:....2
Randal
R.C.C.S.,
p.'
3
Totals
8
5
Rangers-
'
A.rj.n,
R
.Dale,
cf.
'...1.
4
2
q
jJ
Arcangels,
If
T
3
Gagne,
ss
.4
Metcalf
lb
;..!
"3
.Thomklnson,
2b.
,
3
Etson,
c
l..?i.:...L!2
McAulay,
3b
.:-....:.'...l'..:o
FOR
SALE
t-10
cameras,
lot
of
Thnmnsnn
rf
i
,
tools.
1
wine
tjumn.
wash
basins.
J
'
"""','v'i
1
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and
Green,
p
""""
"
mattresses,
chesterfields,
at
low
McAus'land
3b
1
prices.
Phone
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
B.
C.
Cooper,
p.h.
Totals
S:ore
by
Innings
Composites
2
0
Rangers
'
o
0
News.
(147)
rimihipc
1
wu-u,
aiC
jiUW
.
i
-j
championship;
v.taiiijJiujiailJJI
OI
of
the
one
game
up
on
Watts
and
Nicker-1
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
nihh
n-Vior.
SOn.
..
.
'
thpV
Hcfpoin
aereated
.
.
.
Next
same'
Is
schedulpri
fnr
Fri
day
night.
Watts
and
Nickerson
have
nr.
ranged
for
a
two-eame
sprW
Vip
tween
Terrace
Hiirh
-
O--
"i'U"l
Ull
July
1.
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY
American
League
Cleveland
0,
Washington
1.
Detroit
7.
New
York
2.
Chicago
5,.
Philadelphia
11.
St.
Louis
13,
Boston
9.
National
League
New
York
0,
St.
Louis
6.
Brooklyn
1,
Cincinnati
4.
Philadelphia
0,
Pittsburgh
'
2.
Boston
4,
Chicago
3.
SUNDAY
American
League
New
York
5,
Detroit
4.
Chicago
10-0,
Philadelphia
0-3
Boston
7-3,
St.
Louis
5-12
Cleveland
0,
Washington
0.
National
League
Brooklyn
2-3.Cincl
16
innings).
New
York
4-3.
St.
Louis
3-2
Boston
6-3.
Chicago
5-2.
Pittsburgh
4-4,
Philadelphia
1-7
Kongo,
1400,
10.1c
and
fin
flt.
aee.
Cape
Spear.
10
.000.
11.4t
nnrl
Q
Atlln.
K,
T.,
1,800,
10.1c
and
8c.
Tlnnth
WANTED
Truck
Rupert
Bakery.
driver.
Apply
(tf)
WANTED
3
to
5
room
unfurnished
house.
Box
111,
Dally
News.
(148)
WANTEDHlgh
school
boy
wishes,1
wuik.
jor
summer
months.
Ap-ply
Box
112,
Dally
New:
(155)
WANTED.
Experienced
girl
for
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
Gordon's
Hardware,
Mc
Bride
Street.
FOR
UEN1
TOR
RENT
5
room
fnrnUho4
home
for
rent
to
careful
tenants
without
children.
July
and
August.
725
5th
Avenue
West.
(146)
TENNISFtNjii.
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker
and'
Miss
Fran-
lnompson
won
the
ladles'
332
7th
Ave.
E.,
on
sewer,
near
(mey
Mrs.
Crulckshank
schools
and
dry
dock.
$2,000
cash,
lss
Bea""lce
Berner
on
Sat-or
terms.
Phone
Green
922.
'u"lay
by
scores
of
75,
6-2.
This
match
concluded
the
tournament
WANTED
WANTED
A
girl
for
general
housework.
Must
be
able
to
cook.
No
children.
Apply
Box
109
Dally
News.
(147)
THE
Shirley
Dorcas
Society
would
appreciate
cast-off
clothes
and
shoes
for
re-distribution
to
Rupert's
needy.
Kindly
leave
at
Mc-Rae
Bros,
or
write
to
Shirley
Dorcas
Society,
Shirley,
B.
C.
Telegraph
Greek
Girl
Is
Winner
Miss
Phyllis
Marinn;
fif
Tplp,.n
Creek
was
the
winner
,ln
the
guess-
...0
wic
wcigiu
oi
Hitlers
coffin
at
the
Victory
Lban
duc-out
The
exact
weight
was
144
pounds
and
this
was
Miss
Marion's
guess
The
sum
of.
$64.57
was
raised
from
the
driving
of
nails
Infn
tha
ri
Hn,
Half
of
this
went
to
Miss
Marion.
The
other
half
goes
to
the
Dally
News
for
fht
Qni.
lair
raid
relief
fund.
'
J.'
B.
Wilkinson
,
.,f
1
i
Illgh
School
teaching
,taff
leaves
on
this
evening's
train
for
prince
George
where
hp
,
-
ijf
a
visit
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver
on
vacation.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank,Bldr.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
The
list
consisting
to
large
extent
Df
round
trip
tourists
returning
south,
there
were
208
passangers
iboard
the
steamer
Princess
Lou-se
which
was
In
port
from
3:30
un
til
5
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
jouthbound
from
Skagway
to
Van-:ouver.
Four
passengers
dlsem-arked
from
the
Princess
Louise
lere
while
three
went
aboard
at
Ihls
port.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capv.
F.rn-?st
Sheppard,
arrived
In
port
at
S
'clock
this
morning
from
the
south
jnd
sailed
at
8
a.m.
for
Stewart
and
rther
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
On
Saturday
seven
halibut
ves-jels
sold
catches
totalling
321,000
pounds.
These
were
as
follows;
rant,
40,000
pounds,
Whiz,
13c
and
l2'2c;
La
Paloma,
20,000
pounds,
13c
and
12c;
Destiny,
9,j00,
Ripley,
l3'8c
and
12c;
Gary
Lee,
y.OOO,
New
England,
1234c
and
12c;
P.
c.
Herbert,
13,000,
San
Juan,
127;lC
and
U'Ac;
Lively,
15,500.
Boo'.h,
13
'8c
ind
12V2c;
Bergen,
13,000,
New
England,
13c
and
12c.
Thomas
Anderson.
of
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant.
inea
Dy
ine
Prince
Runeit
Rat.
urday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
brief
Visit.
YiAro
The
Tucks
Inlet
plant
will
not
operate
this
summer
and
is
not
expected
to
be
operated
again
until
the
herring
run
next
winter.
YERi
KOLKS,
SF.TTLi;
DOWN
TO
HUSINDSS
The
Victory
Bond
went
over
tho
top,
and
The
Variety
store
have
what
you
want
at
reas-
onaDie
prices.
Call
In
look
around,
you
at
the
and
Pleased
to
see
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars'
330
West
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
127
P.O.
Uox
757
.taHCO
Increase
for
Women
Ranges
Around
Ten
Per
Cent
in
All
Lines
i
In
connection
with
negotiations
conducted
between
the
canncrr
and
Native
Brotherhood
of
BrltUh
Columbia,
Resident
Japanese
Fisher
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Fire
Protection
Gyproc
Wallboard
will
not
burn,
and
in
addition
it
acts
as
a
protective
shield
for
any
wooden
frame
it
covers
thus
it
actually
helps
check
the
spread
of
fire.
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GYPROC
has
4
Bevelled
Edges
And
that
means
that
joints
may
be
Tilled
flush
so
your
walls
and
ceilings
will
lie
beautifully
smooth,
free
from
unsightly
joints.
This
is
why
only
when
you
use
Gyproc
can
you
decorate
your
rooms
to
suit
your
individual
taste.
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Saves
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Costly
Repairs
No
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or
cracking
of
walls
and
ceilings
built
with
Gyproc
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be
utiod
for
the
lifetime
of
your
home.
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