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FOUR
TIIE
DAlLt-
NEWS
Monday,
Juna
4,
1945
BROWNS
WIN
BALL
GAME
Bill
White
struck
out
15
batters
only
to
see
his
Watts
&
Nicker
son
team
-mates
go
down
to
an
11
to
2
dsfeat
at
th?
hands
.
.of
Acropolis
Browns
In
an
exhibition
baseball
game
yesterday
'
on
Acropolis
HilL
During
the
nine
inning
Whits
worked
the
Browns
collected
seven
hits
from
his
offerings,
including
a
heme
run
by
Merv.
Willoughby
in
the
fourth
with
one
on.
By
the
end
of
the
fourth
the
Acropolis
club
lead
by
a
score
of
8
to
2.
:
Although
he
fanned
five
men
fewer
than
White,
"Gill"
Gilbert,
the
winning
hurler,
limited
the
city
athletes
to
three
hits.
The
Watts
&
Nickerson
club
-
-used
such
youn?
playsrs
as
Pete
Pcstuk
and
.Bill
Forman,
members
of
Bp-Me-Hi's
basketball
team,
interspersed
with
a
number
of
veterans.
The
line-ups
follow:
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Today
in
Sports
Women's
Softball
League
Opening
The
Prince
Rupert
Area
Women's
Softball
League
is
officially
opening
the
current
league
on
Tuesday.
The
Wrens
will
play
the
C.W.A.C.'s
at
Gyro
Park
,
and
the
Allies
will
play
the
Wb-imen
of
the
Moose
Club
at
Ac-1
rcpolis
Hill.
There
are
now
7
teams
in
the
league,
the
entries
in
the
last
week
being
the
High
School,
the
Dry
Dock
and
the
Civilian
Navy.
The
league
committee
is
presided
over
by
the
President,
Linda
Ericksbn
of
the
(Moose
Club,
and
the
Secretary,
Helen
McMullen
of
the
C.W.A.C.
It
consists
of
a
representative
from
each
team.
Acropolis
Browns
Giblin.
rf.:
Lancaster,
If.;;
Willoughby,
2b.;
Ofsonka,
cf.;
Hoppe,
ss-;
Bart-lett,
lb.;
Kearney.
3b.;
Kalino-I
vieh,
c;
Randoff,
c;
Gilbert,
p.
I
Watts
ic
Nickerson
Postuk,
c;
Santurbane,
3b.;
Bill,
2b.;
I
White
,p.;
McDonald,
rf.;
For-
man.
If.;
Dominato,
lb.;
Vucko-I
vitch,
ss.;
Stokes,
cf.
Vote
for
Your
Softball
Season
Is
Open
Here
The
1945
softball
season
was
officially
inaugurated
in
Prince
Rupert
as
a
record
crowd
of
1,000
fans
assembled
at
Gyro
Park
yesterday
afternoon
and
watched
Port
Edward
produce
12
runs
in
one
inning
to
crush
Fortress
by
a
score
of
17
to
5.
New
bleachers
helped
to
provide
vantage
points
for
half
the
crowd
while
the
rest
stood
alon?
the
baselines
as
far
as
possible
In
front
of
the
wall
of
the
Masonic
Temple
irt
left
field
and
behind
the
rock
formations
in
centre
and
right
fields.
Previous
to
the
senior
game,
the
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
band
played
marches
on
the
diamond.
In
a
preliminary
tilt,
the
Gyro
and
Kinsmen's
Clubj
battled
to
a
Jour-all
tie
in
four
innings.
For
the
first
five
frames.
Port
Edward
was
leading
by
only
3
to
4
but
in
the
sixth
the
Eddies
rapped
out
four
doubles
and
four
singles
and
took
advantage
of
four
Fortress
errors
to
secure
their
dozen
runs
and
chase
the
opposing
pitcher,
Urquhart,
from
the
game.
Although
he
was
too
late,
Buda
came
In
to
the
mound
In
th'
sixth
to
throttle
the
Port
Ed
ward
hitters
for
the
rest
of
the
FULL
EMPLOYMENT
AT
FAIR
WAGES
RATIONAL
REFORM
MAXIMUM
PRODUCTION
THROUGH
THE
FULL
DEVELOPMENT
OF
OUR
NATURAL
RESOURCES
FULL
EMPLOYMENT
AT
FAIR
WAGES
These
are
the
pledges
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party.
For
full
employment
embracing
all
Canadians
of
every
Province,
WE
WILL:
Help
individual
and
co-operative
enterprise
to
increase
employment
by
revising
crippling
tax
systems,
by
removing
controls
and
regulations
which
slow
down
the
expansion
of
legitimate
enterprise,
and
by
improving
relationships
between
the
Government,
Labour
and
Management;
Establish
a
National
Development
Board
responsible
for
plans
for
full
production
and
employment,
as
well
IS
the
Foundation
of
all
True
Progress
"The
people
of
this
nation
are
tired
of
the
delay
in
correcting
the
weaknesses
that
have
developed
in
our
system
.
.
.
We
must
correct
these
obvious
weaknesses
in
the
economy
we
have,
by
rationalizing
it
not
by
'wrecking
it.
We
must
maintain
the
system
which
gives
full
play
to
individual
initiative,
and
a
fair
return
to
all
legitimate
enterprise
which
provides
employment:
and
the
State,
by
just
laws
relating
to
workers,
must
see
to
it
that
at
no
time
shall
there
fail
to
be
provided
the
opportunity
for
a
fair
day's
pay
for
a
fair
day's
work
for
every
one
of
our
fellow-citizens
in
this
Dominion
who
is
able
and
willing
to
work."
We
mean
to
see
that
every
Canadian
citizen
able
to
work
has
the
opportunity
to
work
at
fair
pay.
as
the
preservation
of
our
natural
resources
;
Increase
our
trade
by
establishing
an
Export
Board,
by
aggressive
salesmanship
abroad",
by
continuation
of
mutual
aid
until
no
longer
necessary
and
by
provision
of
trade
credits
to
economically
backward
countries;
See
that
the
powers
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
are
used
to
supply
'ample
credit
for
an
expanding
economy;
Undertake
a
carefully
planned
programme
of
socially
desirable
projects,
such
as
low-cost
rural
and
urban
housing,
rural
electrification,
conservation
and
reforestation,
the
development
of
natural
resources
all
on
a
national
basis.
These
Progressive
Conservative
policies
are
carefully
and
confidently
pointed
at
a
practical
national
objective
the
realization
in
our
time
of
an
age
of
plenty.
Only
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party,
with
its
far-sighted
policies
for'
the
co-operative
development
of
every
part
of
Canada,
to
new
heights
of
prosperity
a
prosperity
in
which
ALL
Canadians
shall
share
fairly
and
honorably
only
this
Party
face3
the
challenge
of
the
future,with
abiding
confidence
in
the
ultimate
realization
ot
the
practical
objectives
embodied
in
its
practical
policies
for
full
employment
at
fair
wages.
PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
P-9
Publlabed
fcy'the
ProrenWe
ComervatWa
Party.
OtUwa.
Vote
HARVEY
in
Skeena
Officer'
.Volley
Ball
Concludes
The
Officers'
Volleyball
League
came
to
a
close
last
week
with
Acropolis
Hill
finishing
the
schedule
without
a
loss.
The
close
battle
for
second
place
ended
with
"B"
Mess
onlr
one
point
ahead
of
R.CA.F.
W
L
Pts.
Acropolis
42
0
42
B"
Mess
30
12
30
R
CAF,
29
13
29
Navy
23
19
23
P.R.D
10
23
19
11th
Bty.
n
si
n
Soo
Suds
10
32
10
17th
Coast
5
37
5
The
League
playoffs
will
com
mence
this
Tuesday
u-ith
Ac
ropolis
Hill
meeting
R.OA.F.
and
B
Mess
meeting
Navy
In
3
out
of
5
series.
Both
series
will
be
at
the
Y"
gym.
fixture.
He
fanned
five
of
the
last
nine
batsmen.
Plateer
hurled
the
full
distance
for
the
winners
and
yield
ed
ten
hits.
Three-base
hits
were
sluaeed
out
by
Krupa,
of
Fortress,
in
the
third,
and
Henson,
of
Port
Edward,
in
the
fourth.
Score
by
Innings
follows:
R.
H.
E.
Port
Edward
220
10(12)'000
17
14
3
Fortress
004
000
100
5
10
6
Batteries!
PL
Edward
Plat-
ier
and
Thorn
nsonr
Fortress
Urquhart,
Buda
and
Martei
Umpires
Marshall
and
Mc-
Whinney.
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taffcr
riu-
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atnoencus
fcj't
be
coo-faavd
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to
whfch
fymnetic
vitamin
to
but.
la
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Multiple
you
t
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A
and
Bi
and
C
and
D,
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Wheat
Germ
Oil.
Iran,
and
Lira
Concentrate,
in
jut
two
email
eapeoin
to
be
taken
daily.
Aak
Nral
Drnttiet
for
the
beautify
Crar
ue
and
rilver
package
of
Vita-Vim
Multiple
Capeulea.
25
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PPr
SI-?
50
day
tapply
$3
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Family
file,
300
tapluUl,
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mantel
6
volt
battery
radio,
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10
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spare
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7.6
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10
h.p.
Union
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floats.
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Regulation
overseas
cartons.
5
lbs.
and
11
lbs.
sizes
at
10c
and
15c.
The
Variety
Store.
FOR
SALE
Mink
dyed
muscrat
fur
coat,
slae
15;
very
good
condition.
Government
Hut
T80.
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m
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SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
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modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
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Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
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Company
Limited,
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Baseball
Scores
National
SATURDAY
Philadelphia
6,
PittAurgh
7.
Boston
5,
Chicago
4.
(ten
Innings).
New
York
3,
St.
Louis.
2.
Brooklyn
at
Cincinnati
postponed.
SUNDAY
Brooklyn
2-1,
Cincinnati
6-2.
Boston
2-1,
Chicago
1-3.
Philadelphia
6-11,
Pittsburgh
7-9.
New
York
3-2,
St.
Louis
11-8.
American
SATURDAY
Detroit
1,
Boston
5.
St.
Louis
9,
Philadelphia
0.
Chicago
1,
Washington
8.
Cleveland
4,
New
York
0.
SUNDAY
Detroit
3-4,
Boston
4-3.
Chicago
1-5,
Washington
3-1.
Cleveland
2-4.
New
York
8-1.
St.
Louis
1-0.
Philadelphia
3-0.
(Second
game
13
innings
broke
up
by
Sunday
sur-few
after
three
hours).
Sport
Chat
Judging
from
the
size
of
the
crowd
at
the
opening
of
the
Ai
3a
Scftball
League
yesterday,
U
ap
pears
that
the
circuit
will
ct-'
tract
far
mere
atentlon
than
It
did
last
year.
.
In
spite
of
threatening
weather,
1,000
fans
filled
the
bleachers
and
spilled
out
along
the
base-lines
and
Into
the
outfield
until
the
playing
area
was
almost
encircled
by
spectators.
Seating
accommodation
for
400
people
in
the
bleachers
will
make
the
farts'
lot
&
happier
one,
but,
although
the
ground
has
bjen
bulldozed,
rock
formations
In
th
outer
pasture
continue
to
make
outflelding
an
onerom
task.
Port
Edwards
17
to
5
triumph
over
Fortress
showed
that,
even
though
they
have
lost
a
number
cf
last
year's
stars,
the
Eddies
are
still
powerful.
IGLOO
TO
SKIN
TENT
When
Eskimo
snow
houses
melt
during
the
warmer
seasons,
the
Eskimos
live
In
skin
tents.
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hats,
horns,
ticklers,
etc.,
now
obtainable
at
Northern
Distributors,
210
4th
Street,
agents
for
Dance
Novelty
bureau.
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REPAIR
ST.
PAUL'S
ORGAN
LONDON,
0)
The
famous
ijreat
organ
of
St
Paul's
Cathedral,
smashed
by
a
bomb
In
1940.
will
rxwt
$67,000
to
repair
The
Job
haa
been
started.
MIDDLE
EAST
STILL
QUIET
LONDON,
Jun?
4,
The
situation
in
Syria
and
Lebanon
Is
still
qufct
following
British
Intervention
although
Oeneral
Charles
DeOaulle
still
declines
to
meet
the
British
and
United
States
request
to
withdraw
his
troops
to
barracks.
The
general
has
also
declined
to
confer
with
British
and
United
States
LOG
SCALE
IS
HIGHER
Log
sealing
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
May
this
year
amounted
to
21,802,248
board
feet
compared
with
19.-241,942
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Spruce,
with
11.627.503,
was
still
the
principal
variety
In
production.
Poles
and
piling
for
the
month
amounted
to
92,048
lineal
feet
compared
with
24,100
lineal
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
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Basically
the
goodness
of
Pacific
Milk
is
due
to
its
natural
richness
and
fine
flavor
In
canning
It
then
the
problem
Is
to
retain
its
purity
and
quality.
Vacuum
packing
Is
most
important.
No
solder
Is
used
because
that
might
taint
the
taste.
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See
our
stock
of
household
furniture
and
novelties.
J.
H.
MAIR
FURNITURE
AND
AUCTIONEER
C32
Third
Ave.
Phone
Blu;
C9
Fresh
Local
Raw
'and
Pasteurized
MILK
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PHONE
657
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Irradiated
and
Vacuum
PAcked
UNRESERVED
AUCTION
SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
and
FURNITURE
on
Thursday,
June
7
at
2:30
p.m.
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IN
ASSAY
BUILDING
3rd
Ave.'
(East
of
Mitchell
and
Currie)
I
Acting
on
Instructions
from
the
administrator
to
close
outi
an
estate,
I
will
sell
by
public
auction
to
the
highest
bidder.
the
following
articles:
Chesterfield
Suite,
3
pieces
(maroon);
Globe
Trotter
Radio,
R.C.A.
Console;
Studio
Couch;
2
Studio
Chairs,
chrome
finish;
5
Wall
Mirrors
(unframed);
1
Trilite
Lamp;
8-plere
Bedroom
Suite;
One
Sessions
Clock
(ship
design);
Large
Wilton
Carpet,
9x12;
3
All-metal
Card
Tables;
Standard
Lamp,
parchment
shade;
1
large
Framed
Mirror;
3
End
Tables;
2
Ash
Stands;
1
Table
Lamp;
7
small
Hugs'
Large
AxmlnMer
Carpet,
9x12;
Pedestal
Table;
Vibrator
Set:
China
Dinner
Set;
Small
Dlec-tile
Heater;
Curtains;
Drapes;
Linen;
Jardinere;
Pots,
Pans
and
Dishes,
etc;
quantity
of
other
articles.
TERMS
OF
SALE:
CASH.
GEORGE
DAWES
Licensed
Auctioneer
Floor
Sanding
and
Finishing
Repairs
and
Alterations
Val
Spidel
Green
186
Box
1430
St.
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SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
-
Tuesday-SS
Catala.
Friday
S3
Cardena
Sailings
for
.Queen
Charlotte
Islands
evety
ten
days.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
508
enjoy
at
your
nome,
trom
our
Delicatessen
Department
VANCOUVER
PRICES
Koast
Chicken
(stuffed)
lb.
ur,?
Koast
Beef,
lb.
70?"
Koast
Tork,
lb.
7."f
Hoast
Veal,
lb.
(Mf
Baked
Salmon,
lb.
I.'e
Uakrd
Special
Ham,
lb.
.
7."C
Corned
Beef,
lb
70f
Cabbage,
lb.
iWf
Pork
Tenderloin
(stuffed)
lb.
oOf
Pork
Spate
It
lbs
(stufred)
ib.
ir.c4
Pork
Hocks
(boil)-lb
tir.f4
Pie's
Feet
(boil)
lb
l.-f
Silver
Tongue,
Ib
7(tf
Chicken
Pie,
2
for
li."
Steak
and
Kidney
Pie,
each
10?
Steak
and
Kidney
Pie,
each
.'.
7?
Pork
Pies,
each
7?
Ham
and
Veal
Pies,
each
7?
CroqorttM,
4
for
Froggati,
rfh
Corn
Fritters,
Z
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Kakcd
Beans
ml
Spaghetti,
ctn.
Salad,
ctn.
H
fish
and
Chips,
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Chicken
Chop
Sufl
ctn.
Pork
or
lierf
Chop
l
ctn.
Chicken
Chow
Mm
ctn,
Pork
Chow
Mfin,
ctt
Thlfken
Noodlfrftl
Chicken
and
HmM
Itice,
ctn.
Pork
or
Beef
FrM
'
ctn.
Sweet
and
Sour
Ml
Spare
Kibs
ctn.
High
class
cook
.
.
.
Refrigerator
for
all
before
cooking
and
after
Coolted
under
100
health
condM
This
advertisement
for
Delicatessen
Department"
Phone
21
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Biitelito
Delicatessen
Meats
-
Grocenj
Vegetables
Third
Avenue
(Next
Royal
Prescriptions
From
Rupert's,
Tent
Days
we
w
record
striven
to
establish
a
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Jj
in
fiii.nrr
Phvsicians'
prescript"
We
believe
that
we
have
Vih
confidence
that
has
.
been
esta"
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
has
been
brought
aooui
nut
weeks
or
months
but
extends
ov
period
of
twenty
years.
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Vhs
Pioneer
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