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SAVOY
DOWNS
MOOSE
9
T0
1
Taking
advantage
of
a
brief
i
break
In
the
weather
Sunday
j
t
nfternoon,
Savoy
and
Moose,
.
.
baseball
teams
tangled
for
five
i
,
Innings
of
what
was
to
havn
been
a
league
double-header,
lieforo
they
were
mined
out,
Huvoy
Inflicted
ft
routine
trim
ming
on
Moosp,
emerging
by
n
score
0
to
1.
Watts,
and
Nlckerson,
which
juutWos
to
have
featured
In
the
second
game
of
the
scheduled
t
double-header,
were
smart
"
enough
not
to
show
up
In
de-
'
Hanee
o.thc
wealhcnnan.
IIow-I
ever.
Savoy,
which
mlnht
have
'
claimed
victory
by
default,
an-
i
Wwce
that
they
would
rather
(
I
jily
it
out
I
Savoy's
big
Inning
In
their
I
game
with
Moose
was
the
fourth,
Ii
T
Ti
Mil
With
Minora
Blades!
A
Minora
It
a
teol
mono
javer
b
tout
it
latit
far
longer
than
ordinary
lilaJvt,
for
extra
thavet
and
coin
(oit
aik
for
Minora
Bladt.
Campbell's
Cosy
Cabins
Skreiia
Htldte
Tourist
anip
One
Mkle
F.v
t
,
r
T;nvn
Box
13
TERRACE.
UC
UKPA1US
firs
rou
i
rV
couiif
roci
azo
4
in
which
they
brought
In
flvo
runs.
Walter
Johnson
hit
a
three-bagger,
heaviest
slugging
of
the
game.
lotteries
were
Hill
and
Vuko-vlch
for
Savoy
and
Henry
and
Chrlstopherson
for
Moose.
Pitcher
Alex
Bill
struck
out
four
batters,
while
Moose
mounds-man
Stu
Henry
struck
out
two.
Savoy
Slmundson
cf.;
Johnson
ss.;
Kerr
rf.;
Lindsay
lb.:
l'avllkis
ir.;
U.
Slmundson
3b.;
Arney
2b.:
11111
p.:
Pustnk
c;
Moose-
Llnney
2b.;
Wilson
ss.;
Moore
lb.;
Karashowsky
cf.;
Kurdell
If.;
McKlnnon
3b.;
llenrv
.:
Chrlstopherson
c;
Calderonl
rf.
Hob
Vukovlch
In
for
H,
Slmundson
In
fifth,
Savoy
0
2
2
2
1
Moose
0
0
0
0
1
SHORT
SPORT
V
c
Dundee,
world's
mlddle-vc.
-hi.
baxUij
champion
In
1933,
.
al
from
the
ame
11
ycau
a";o.
Ho
held
the
title
won
from
Lm
Rroulllard,
French
Canadian.
Oct.
30,
1933
until
Teddy
YiUvs?,
topple
him
Sept.
11,
1934.
Harold
S.
Vandcrbllfs
Ranger
won
Us
fourth
straight
victory
over
T.O.M.
Sopwlth's
Endeavor
II
at
Newport.
R.I..
12
years
ago
today.
It
was
("treat
Britain's
lGlh
unsuccciVd
bid
for
the
America's
Cup.
SrFRl)
FOOD
TRANSPORT
NF.W
DKIJII.
For
more
i
h.-.n
seven
montlu.
the
army
has
-n
lending
vehicles
to
the
civil
:uith
Titles
for
the
movement
of
Mm
and
other
foodstuffs,
in
the
hills
of
the
upper
provinces,
where
vehicles
cannot
be
used,
1
amy
has
provided
an
animal
ans-nort
company.
TERRACE
TRANSFER
AND
TAXI
ll.rold
Smith)
TRUqK
AND
PASSENGER
SERVICE
Scheduled
Trips
to
Lakelse
Lake
tSuiulajv
Wednesday
and
Saturday
Charter
Trip
to
Any
Tart
of
District
P.O.
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GREER
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Builders
and
Contractors
rno.NK
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OPENING
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PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
tVrt
EJvard,
B.C
CHOP
SVRY
CHOW
MEIX
7,
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to
11:03
pa.
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the
critic!
shorties
at
antarnablre
puts,
we
nr
mwwuu
wore
than
em
betwe,
to
H'RElC-ATE
aad
S.WK
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if
jwi
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to
continue
to
rile,
V
use
oaly
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be4
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CllKVSlXK
PARTS
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Baseball
Scores
SATUIWAY
Aincrcau
League
Philadelphia
7,
St.
Louis
i
(10
innings),
llostou
5,
Detroit
3.
Washington
0,
Chicago
1.
National
league
'
Chicago
1,
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
3,
Brooklyn
2.
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
1.
Pittsburgh-New
York,
rain.
International
League
Toronto
7,
Baltimore
3.
Buffalo
0,
Syracuse
5.
llochestcr
3,
Newark
4.
Montreal
1,
Jersey
City
5.
American
Association
ludlanapolls
5,
Minneapolis
p
Louisville
5,
St.
Paul
4.
Columbus
7,
Kansas
City
2.
Toledo
2.
Milwaukee
4.
Parlfie
Coast
league
San
Francisco
4,
Oakland
2.
Portland
5,
Seattle
4.
Sacramento
3,
San
Dle?o
0.
Los
Angeles
7.
Hollywood
6,
UVvtern
International
league
Vancouver
1,
Bremerton
3.
Tacoma
10,
Yakima
13.
Weuatchee
5,
Salem
6.
Victoria
13-6.
Spqkane
6-U.
SUNDAY
American
l-cague
Philadelphia
5-4,
St.
Louis
6-7.
Washlugton
1-0,
Chicago
3-1.
New
York
5.
Cleveland
0.
Boston
9,
Detroit
4.
National
l.eajue
Chlcaw
5-4,
Boston
6-6.
New
York
4-10,
rHtsbursh
0-1.
St.
Louis
7-2,
Philadelphia
0-3
(12
innings).
Cincinnati
4,
Brooklyn
5
(14
Innings).
lnternatiort
league
Ilochester
1-4.
Nevrtirk
5-8.
Jersey
City
l"9.
Buffalo
20.
Syracuse
5-1,
Montreal
9-7.
Baltimore
1-7.
TaVonto
0-3.
American
Association
1
Columbus
5-5.
Milwaukee
6-2.
Indianapolis
13-5.
St.
Paul
2-14.
Louisville
6-3.
Kansas
City
5-2.
Pacific
Coat
league
Oakland
6-1.
San
Francisco
3-6.
I,cs
Anpeles
4-0,
Hollywood
3-4.
Portland
2-0.
Seattle
3-1.
Sacramento
6-12,
San
Diego
3-7.
Western
International
League
Vancouver
0-4.
Bremerton
1-1.
Tacoma
2-1.
Yakima
5-4.
Wenatehcc
1-5,
Salem
0-3.
Train
Schedule
Kor
the
Cast-
It
It's
a
Rack,
Job-Call
a
Rack
Man
cu
M.SAUNDERS
Bice
(M
Concrete
Sidewalks,
Basements
I
danX
take
work
I
cannot
da
myself.
PARTRIDGE,
GUNSTON
&
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General
Contractors
P.O.
Box
1439.
SUtfcn
B
Phase
Oreen
417
Boose
Repairs,
all
Vtrvlt.
Cabinet
Work"-
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EsUmates
CheerfoSy
Gtrea
Froapt
attes&a
aS
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HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
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toil
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aad
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Bsrsers
PifOXES
Cruz
415
EeJ
in
Sporis
MARTELL
IS
NEW
CHAMP
Made
lloIe-ln-One
For
First
Time
in
History
of
Canadian
Amateur
Coif
Final
EDMONTON
Oi
Henry
Edmonton
policeman,
on
Nell
Rafs
following
their
approv
al
by
the
executive
members
and
team
managers
of
the
;eague.
The
rules
were
promulgated
to
avoid
misunderstandings
and
arguments
which
had
arisen
owing
to
the
physical
features
or
the
park.
The
ruks
follow:
On
a
fair
fly
ball
hit
to
right
territory
down
to
the
end
of
the
rock
in
right
centre
field
The
batsman
must
make
what
ever
base
or
bases
he
can
it
2
Monday.
Wednesday.
Friday
over
the
k,v
bank.
8
pm.
I
If
20
m-ms
ago
in
RUPERT
SIOR'l
In
the
Senior
League
football
Grand
Terminals
won
from
the
Cold
Storage
by
4-2.
George
Howe
with
two.
goals
and
W.
Mitchell
and
Dickens
With
one
rnrh
scored
for
(he
Terminals
for
the
Storage,
one
from
a
penalty
kick.
Hie
line-up
for
the
Inter
mediate
Football
league
match
Saturday
dethroned
Kenncy
w
this
evenimr
for
YMa's
is
Black.
Vancouver,
defending
nacker;
C.
Cameron,
R.
Held;
champion,
six
and
five
In
the
a.
Strachan.
A.
Phillips,
H.
Hsil-flnal
of
the
Dominion
amateur
broner;
Hunt,
Bond,
J.
Strachan,
golf
championship.
Martell
did
Dickens
and
Parkin,
it
with
a
seven-under-par
per-
U
sults
of
the
shoot
by
the
fonnance
including
n
hole-In-
Prince
Kupert
Gun
Club
on
the
one
on
the
twenty-fifth
the
r.ui
e
Avenue
range
were:
J.
lirst
nee
in
the
fifty-one
year
Scott
19,
George
Bryant
18,
Dr.
history
of
the
Canadian
ama
Talt
17,
E
C.
Gibbons
17,
Shuto
teur'
final.
16.
ta
Md
is
retrieved
or
replaced.
BIG
TOURNEY
AT
WINNIPEG
and
Alex
Haig
scored
both
goa.s000
Canadian
Professional
Golf
FASTBALL
PLAY-OFFS
TONIGHT
In
the
play-offs
scheduled
for
(
ionii.ni
me
iio-.Me-m
tram
meets
the
leading
General
Motors
and
in
the
second
game
the
Keserve
Army
meets
99
Taxi.
In.
the
lust
meeting
between
In
the
second
game
the
Reserve
Army
meets
99
Taxi
The
Kr
rrvc
Army
has
"icon
gettin?
practice
playing
against
Port
Edward
and.
with
the
ccachin
of
their
captsln
Watmough,
this
Bo-Mc-Hl
and
Oencral
Motors
youns
tram
has
made
good
pro-the
General
Mntors
hit
on
every
jgrrss.
TlK-y
have
ability
and
cylinder
to
hand
out
a
badtriirt-Ispliit
and
they
are
setting
the
mlivi
to
the
youns
High
School
,
experience.
The
Reserve
Army
ream.'
However,
the
students
are
,
team
has
an
old
;ore
to
pay
off
determined
to
put
uy
a
better
!wlth
99
m
eary
in
shaw
toulgln
am:,
it
they
pro
duce
the
fighting
spirit
that
was
lacking
In
their
last
game,
they
season
the
Taximen
handed
them
a
bad
trimming.
But
the
may
hand
out
a
surprUe
to
the
.
Army
say.s.
-Thafs
past,
watch
"murdering
motors'".
'us
tonight
"
NEW
FASTBALL
RULES
ARE
OUT
Ground
rules
governing
fast-
sldcred
to
have
played
the
ball
ball
at
,Gyro
Park
have
been
I
The
fielder
may.
if
he
so
de-
j
Pro
Golf
Stars
to
Find
Niakwa
Tough
Course
WINNIPEG,
K
No
more
appropriate
name
than
Niakwa
cnuld
have
been
chosen
for
tha
golf
club
where
this
year's
$10,-
er's
Association
Open
tournament
will
bs
played,
starting
this
Wednesday.
The
name
Indian
for
Winding
River
associates
It
with
the
Seine
River
which
runi
along
Its
western
boundary.
The
6.504-yard,
par
72
layout,
in
the
Winnipeg
suburb
of
St.
Vital,
is
not
the
longest
course
in
the
district
but
is
generally
conceded
the
toushsst.
requiring
a
premium
on
straight
tee
shots.
It
Is
well
wooded,
has
many
difficult
natural
hazard.'
and
Is
heavily
trapped
around
the
sreens.
The
course
record
is
a
st
ven-under-par
65,
shot
by
Eric
Bannister
of
the
Winnipeg
St.
Charles'
club
in
1931.
A
description
of
each
hole
tha,
the
top
llnksmen
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
be
up
against
follows:
The
first
Is
a
307-yard
par
four
hole
requiring
a
drive
of
at
least
170
yards
to
clear
a
deep
gully
on
its
dog's
leg
to
the
left
from
the
tec.
The
second,
another
dog's
leg
to
the
left,
is
a
347-yard
par
four
with
a
bunker
to
right
and
trees
on
the
left
some
distance
from
the
green.
The
445-yard
par
four
third
hole
is
well-treed
from
tee
to
a
well-guarded
green.
The
fourth,
another
par
four,
is
a
duplicate
of
the
third
hole
"except
for
its
distance,
which
is
10
yards
shorter.
The
434-yard
par
five
fifth
has
a
long,
narrow
fairway
and
a
slight
dog's
leg
to
the
left.
The
sixth,
a
193-yard
par
made
public
by
Rup
Rec
Direclor
sires,
step
on
or
climb
up
the
three,
is
treed
from
tee
to"
green
banK
to
maKe
tne
play.
i
with
sand
pits
on
the
sides
and
On
an
overthrow
to
first
base
j
back
of
the
green.
Longest
hole
the
base
runner
may
advance
at
lb
the
par
five
553-yard
seventh
team;
In
which
case
the
runner
may
advance
to
second
base
field
the
batsman
Is
aUawed
two
without
liability
to
be
put
out
oases
quit
ii
tue
oau
lanas
on
or
nn
the
nlar
uvcx
luc
oauK
asywncre
in
iair
If.
however,
the
ball
goes
Into
or
over
the
bleachers
and
may
not
be
readily
retrieved
the
run
ner
will
stop
on
second
base
and
time
will
be
called
until
the
ball
"is
UnkS
held
W
and
3
Pa
ana
123
the
hall
taoehed
bv
uy
tne
oau
is
wocjwi
oy
a
i
ntwferrfd
by
a
ptator
!
yards
lit-length
m
ih
middl
rloro
the
East
fielder
or
II
the
fleWer
makes
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THiitPeat
CAtnteift
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an
overthrow
strikes
a
spectator
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in
no
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interferes
wtth
the
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ptey
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KUISIX
DEALEES
Ptaxae
IH
Prince
Bspert
I
111
t
ft
Vi
Boundary
The
400-yard
par
four
eighth
has
a
slight
dog's
leg
to
the
left
with
a
large
gully
in
front
of
the
tee
and
green.
On
the.
right
there
is
a
fence
as
well
as
tree
which
are
out-of-bounds.
The
short
125-yard
par
three
ninth
H
protected
with
an
exceptionally
well-marded
oren
cf
sev-
Cin
an
tsAriKrA.tx
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hall
is
ttated
bv
a
.
prai
sana
piu
ana
trees.
fieldtsr
.
and
subsequently
goes
mTrrt
'
"
i-
l
im
a
M-Jra
par
xour.
r
ot
behg
put
out
on
the
has
the
Seine
River
on
the
ritht
The
363-yard
far
four
11th
U
a
doc's
leg
to
the
left
and
is
fclrlT
heavily
treed
to
the
right
with
sandpits
at
the
green.
Tbe
air
fir
lSlh.
467
yards
aad
straight,
is
heavily
bushed
cb
the
left
and
to
a
leaser
extent
on
the
other
side.
Tbe
tee
shot
on
the
185-yard
par
three
I
Mh
is
played
orer
a
tend
of
the
Seine
Rirer
to.
a
green
falling
slifhtlr
to
the
right.
The
fairway
is
heavily
treed
on
both
Tbe
2-yrd
par
four
14th
is!
a
dog
leg
to
right,
heavily
;
treed
on
Ibe
left
and
the
Seine
;
Rirrr
rial
along
the'
edge
ot
the
fairvay
on
the
rieht.
The
?45-yard
par
three
15th.
said
to
be
the
aooghest
par
of
the
c:
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hat
)to
large
treas
eat-tt
onto
the
tainray
on
the
!.:ht
Thr
lth.
446
yank
and
a
par
vp
demands
straight
hitting
:he
way
The
J
II-yard
par
'
i-
17th
auo
calls
for
straight
:
r.j
as
it
is
hearily
bashed
r.
bcth
aioes
aitti
a
sand
trao
r-.
.nd:ng
a
carry
over
of
-
to
a
wU-gnarded
green.
T.-f
lgth.
par
fow
and
436
is
tanrfly
trapped
on
the
r:
aad
boohed
on
the
left
.Tt-f!
a
deeeiriag
deep
gUy
ir
of
the
green
gaarded
bv
BOX
lttl
PJO.
Box
1464
Green
&
Kermode
Builders
and
Painters
A2
Interior
azii
Eneriar
TTark
Pree
EUlaites
and
P3?t
Serrtce
PRINCE
KUPEKT
Honor
Roll
list
ot
Men
and
Women
who
gave
Acltvr
Service
Arc
YOU
responsible
for
someone's
name
Jiot
In
this
list?
MEN
Sidney
Aler.andet
l-cter
D.
Allen
Charles
Anderson
Harold
Anderson
Stanley
Anderson
J.
Armstrunj
Jr.
It.
Armstrong
R.
D.
Armstrong
lm
Arney
Ted
Arney
Qcome
llmjshaw
fted
a.
Barler
W.
O.
Barker
Fmlle
Dlaln
John
Bowman
Arthur
Bredcson
J.
K.
Breen
William
Breniner
Bernard
Brldden
O.
caiaerwooa
Spencer
Davles
NAVY
Fjiwnra
nawes
Cordon
Dell
John
F.
Denning
CIporge
Dlbb
A.
F.
Dodd
Vincent
Dndd
John
Dohl
Rnliert
DueRan
Harold
D'intan
rvmald
Ewmao
Elmer
Ebiirne
MrlTln
EUurne
John
Eby
Robert
L.
EhV
William
Earl
Eby
Robert
Elkln
William
P.
Elklns
Lr-n
Enm'rom
Martin
Erlkten
James
Feaaby
n-jnsrd
Forturte
Terry
Fortune
rwclnn
Fraaer
Mitchell
Os
Patrick
M.
Olllls
Pfner
Oreen
James
Oreer
tester
ClrlmWe
Terrr
Orlmble
'm
Clrtmtaon
.Roto
flurTleh
Jack
It.
Laurie
Maurice.
Lay
James
U.
Liturle
lUchard
llg)uon
Jnntolt
Inland
Paul
Setournemi
1-Ted
Lewis
Karl
O.
Undqulst
Tilly
It.
Llo)il
Isruce
Love
Harry
Lundqutat
M.
R.
Meuee
Fred
MrtJer
Ted
Mills
Harry
Monkley
John
Morrison
T.
A.
Mulhern
William
Murdoch
William
Murray
F.
H.
Hroolmbniik
wm.
H.
Murray
OeorKe
J.
Brown
W.
M.
Murray
James
Bryant
Tony
Bassanlch
Branson
Bussey
Harold
Bunn
John
Bunn
Hugh
Burbank
Daniel
McDonald
.lark
Macfln
llobrt
McKay
Ernest
McKlhley
IUibert
Mclnn
K.
(Ned)
McLrod
John
Mclsvl
Richard
Cameron
Norman
McLeod
Ruawll
Cameron
David
McMeekln
Edward
Capstlck
David
McNsb
nolert
Capstlck
Ttobert
McNib
Douc.
ChrLitlaon
John
D
Mrtlse
Vernon
C.
Clccone
Harold
Neville
James
Clark
Joim
0"rIU
Wm.
J.
Commons
n.
K.
Olaen
Ailstalr
D.
Crerar
CharlM
Ormlston
Sydney
Croxford
P.
E.
M.
Palmer
Frank
D
Parker
Gordon
Parkin
r
R
Parsons
Peter
J.
Peterson
Douglas
Payne
A.
M.
rhllllpfoc
C
3.
rhllllpaon
nod
Ponder
N.
C.
Powell
Llovd
M.
nice
David
nitchle
Jnrk
Ultchle
Robert
nitchle
lrsrry
Robb
J.
n.
Rnbln.ion
Arrld
J
Ssndhsli
rth'ir
Ssunrters
W.
J
Seie'fer
R
M
SV-heik
PtsnW
Peherk
J.
P
Schubert
A.
pimuntlwin
C.
ail
ve
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M.
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V
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smith
.iek
v.
Smith
Carl
J.
Ouststvin
xtietm
Jblth
nre
O.
IfsRtie
Bln
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ren
nnVlnnon
wite
Smith
Victor
Itanley
Me
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J'arrti
P
Strtens.
Jr.
nin
Hwnnnm
fr
strnn
the
risk
of
being
put
out
on
the
;
wah
trees
on
either
aide
of
the
j
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vc
juitr-;
siraigni
iairway
ana
a
smau
fered
with
or
held
by
a
specta-
j
gully
in
front
of
the
green.
RoTinond
Hougan
o-w.
St'-rt
Rill
hunter
Vmter
H'woy
Peter
Hiisot
iim
nj
Irvine
Peter
C.
Johnson
Tom
Johnstone
Jes
Jack
W.
Jov
Quality
Repairs
Economy
Prices
at
rtMrlH
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Pad
fir
Tsylnr
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feruM
p
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(Women)
Lartnla
Frtey
J-
M.
Thomson
Dapsne
Heramel
D.a
NAVT
tMeni
J.
Roertn
Hnwd
Frtwell
Thomas
Collins
VS.
NAVT
(Women)
Tkvls
XL
Dybbsvn
PI.AN
INCRE8BD
CROPS
MELBOURNE.
Auatralia.
Q-Plantlng
policies
in
hortteulture
are
under
consideration
in
Australia
since
many
demobilised
soMiers
wish
to
take
up
fruit
and
vegetable
growing.
For
some
years
planting
acreages
have
been
controlled,
and
the
states
now
are
being
asked
to
submit
j
pians
lor
reanjmirneni
oi
quotas
Advertise
ln
tn
Daily
Ner.
Returning
Service
Personnel
Records
Are
Being
Sought
The
Dally
News
is
anxious
to
completely
record
the
arrival
of
all
service
men
and
women
returning
home
from
the
war.
Accordingly,
it
U
requested
that
information
be
made
available
to
this
office
regarding
the
date
of
arrival
home,
the
service
with
which
the
veteran
has
been
identified.
In
wha.
theatres
of
war.
If
wounded.
111.
etc.
If
inconvenient
to
call
at
the
office,
the
Information
may
be
written
or
telephoned
in.
Pictures
would
be
particularly
welcome.
Street
and
Postal
addresses
and
telephone
numbers
are
also
requested.
phone
ios
Oil
Burners
Installed
and
Serviced
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
J.
IL
Schaman
s.
Julian
REPAIRS
AND
ALTERATIONS
ESTIMATES
NUht
Calls:
Bine
no
Green
787
CORNER
SECOND
AVE.
and
SEVENTH
ST.
WEST
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
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