5
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prince
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Daffo
COMMERCIALS
DR
OP
THEIR
PROTEST;
"Wednesday,
September
14,
194&,
grou"daftte
Coke
and
Music
for
Happy
Moments
MERCHANTS
AND
SAVOYS
IN
FINALS
Commercials
cleared
the
way
for
Merchants
and
Savoys
to
proceed
with
the
finals
of
the
baseball
play-offs
when
they
withdrew
their
protests
of
Sunday's
semi-final
games
in
which
the
Merchants
defeated
the
league
title
holders
in
tw
o
games.
A
review
of
the
facts
of
alleged
non-registration
ft
W
..."
'
Obtef1
tip
Mi
for
it
either
tnute-marm
mean
Years
Ag(
Twenty-five
Years
Ago
September
9,
1921
A
large
crowd
at
the
Smithen
Fair
witnessed
a
claver
boxing
dlsnlav
,
between
Tmnmu
of
Prince
Rujx'rt
and
Ted
Mar
tin
01
Dimmers.
,
Tn
Prince
Rupert,
Brick
Skin
ner
is
in
Ualnlng
for
his
boxiii;
match
with
Joe
Manilla
of
Ketchikan.
Rain
caused
the
postponement
of
the
6Uiart
Shield
Football
fin-al
between
Great
War
Veterans
and
the
Sons
of
England
Ten
Years
Ago
September
8,
193S
With
the
outbreak
of
war
tak-ng
up
everyone's
attention
niwirt
is
at
a
low
ebb
There
is
a
bigger
gam;
to
be
played
and
the
yuutli
who
have
txwi
playing
l.n
sporting
events
will
do
the
bigger
Job
Just
as
courageously
and
unselfishly
The
Model
Yacht
Club
serle:
in
the
Tip
Top
Tailor's
Cup
was
called
off
on
account
of
stormy
weather
The
leaders
in
points
to
tlate
are
S
Kingston,
A
J.
Crox-
Authorised
boltUr
of
Coca-Cola
undar
fmmumt
Coco-Coi
lAt.
.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
132
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
1
w
1
TIME
FOR
REFRESHMENTS.
Even
the
hard
working
harvesters
have
to
take
time
out
for
refreshments
as
they
reap
Saskatchewan's
wheat
crop.
Here
two
-workers
pause
during
their
work
In
the
fields
in
the
Saskatoon
area.
(CP.
Photo)
Would
Have
Bobbies
Hand
Out
Spankings
LONDON
0-
Dr.
E.
Burnett,
B2-year-old
London
pathologist,
beUeves
that
to
spare
the
rod'
is
to
spoil
the
child.
And
he
thinks
policemen
ought
to
be
the
rod.
cnuaren
wouia
uentxu,
u.u
a
allowed
to
apply
j
Testifying
at
the
Inquest
into
number
of
lives
might
be
saved,
1
knw
tlie
wel1
and
1
nine-year-old
Pollce
am
the
death
of
a
boy
drowned
in
the
Thames
he
said:jeertain
tneV
would
not
abuse
"When
I
was
a
boy
I
fell
in
.
of
players
revealed
that
the
players
had
not
been
legally
released
from
the
club
and
were,
vherefore,
-still
the
property
ef
the
Merchants
team.
Tlie
players
mentioned
in
the
protest
are
Abel
and
Rosedale
and
the
incident
involving
their
release
came
about
following
a
matter
that
con
owned
only
Merchants
players.
At
that
time,
league
president
Art
Murray
interceded
and
the
players
returned
to
the
team
after
missing
one
game.
The
question
of
the
eligibility
of
the
players
was
brought
up
at
the
executive
meeting
of
September
6
when
Manager
Ed
Davis
of
the
Commercials
was
present
and
Art
Murray
declared
then
that
the
players
were
qualified
members
of
the
Merchants
Club.
UKe
was
no
challenging
of
the
decree
at
that
time.
.
On
the
matter
of
the
protest
of
the
second
game
when
the
umpire's
decision
was
doubted,
reference
to
the
rule
book
Indicates
that
no
one
has
the
authority
to
Question
the
umpire's
Judgement.
Therefore,
unless
Ue
arbiter
could
be
convinced
to
change
his
decision,
there
would
be
no
grounds
for
protest.
Following
an
open
discussion
of
the
facts
by
the
executive
Feasibility
of
evening
games
for
the
remainder
of
play-offs
was
ruled
out
and
it
was
de
cided
to
play
a
double-header
cn
Sunday.
By
winning
both
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championship.
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MARKETS
fresh
fruit
Peaches,
Hales,
2
pounds
43
Crate
....'...$2.75
Prunes,
Case
$2.19
Bananas,
lb
.25
Apples,
cooking,
3
to
29
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz
50
Uraepeiruit.
Calif.,
3
for
25
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22-.
.50
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lb
J5
way
.
.
.
both
tbe
tame
tbmg.
nothing
wrong
with
me.
took
oft
his
belt
and
gave
me
a
goad
hiding.
"
taugni
nie
a
jrssun
i
imvc
nevev
forgotten.
"
policemen
had
power
to
Blve
naughty
youngsters
a
good
"ckinB
011
lhe
sPut
a
&reat
many
ADDRESSES
ARE
FEATURE
OF
"
W.O.M.
MEETING
A
report
on
the
Moose
national
convention
at
San
Francisco
and
a
description
of
Mooseheart,
the
international
lodge's
homi
for
children
in
Illinois,
were
given
to
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chapter,
Wumen
of
the
Moose.
Mrs.
John
Kasper,
who
at
tended
the
San
Francisco
convention
to
receive
her
degree
into
the
Pflllpop
rf
flonnnta
rtacr,eiHurl
event,
at.
the
,t
,.
,,,
..
,
while
,v,4i
Mis.
C.
Lundstrom
de
PPrihpH
tilt
nrmnt
.......tr
V.ni
1
Galloping
Golfer
Tours
2,825
Clubs
Ralph
Kennedy
Rides
Hubby
on
Gulf
Courses
of
11
Lands
SUDBURY,
Ont
CP'
Talking
about
hobbies,
here's
one
for
the
books.
A
7-year-oJd
pencil
manufacturer
from
New
York
State,
who
finds
golf
a
"mental
cathartic,''
iplayed
on
his
2,824th
and
2,825th
golf
courses
in
the
Nickel
qity
recently.
Tanned
and
muscular,
Ralph
A.
Kennedy,
or
the
Winged
Foot
Golf
Club,
Mamaroneck,
N.Y.,
in
which
he
holds
f.ie
No.
2
membership
card,
hopes
to
make
it
3,000
-before
he
retires.
He
started
his
golfing
career
39
years
ago
and
has
played
in
every
state
of
the
union,
each
of
Canada's
provinces
and
in
nine
foreign
countries.
"It's
just
a
hobby,"
he
said
at
Sudbury.
"Some
people
like
to
sh.
Others
hunt.
But
I
like
to
travel
from
one
place
to
an
other
and
play
on
a
different
day.
Canteloupe,
27's,
2
for
43
.members,
Benny
Windle,
after
a
Vegetables'
..
conference
with
the
Commercial
Celery
lb
,v.
13
!
Rhubarb.
2
lb..'..'.
j
5
sponsors
announced
their
de-,
Beets,
bunch
'.
10
cision
to
withdraw
the
protests.
tSuw
blbnCh
07
Art
.
chairman
of
Spinach'
2
ib7"'ZZ'ZZZl
.21
tn
meeting,
commented
on
the.
Radishes,
bunch
.08
success
of
the
Commercial
team
Green
Onions.
3
bunches
2G
.
,
.
..
.
.
,
.
Mushrooms,
lb.
85ln
'"S
the
victors
of
schedule
Head
Lettuce
19
jplay
and
declared
that
it
wa3
Cooking
Onions.
3
lbs
-25'larKelv
due
to
m
their
stlK
-stron
enirv
emry
Corn
on
Cob,
12
for
69
;
,
Cabbage,
lb
7
1
that
the
league
has
been
the
Tomatoes,
No.
I
lb.
19
most
successful
In
recent
years.
r!
r
JiowdlRw
nZnT
b
U:..:::Z
:
9
Cucumbers,
each
10!
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb
07
Squash,
lb
10
Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.65
1
I
Cut
Green
Beus,
ley
f';ends
of
the
twin
bill
either
team
Some-Wl
Z"
;
V
:
1
,
la,golf
course
each
LBli
.
uunc
t
me
luugc
s
nome
for
children.
Mrs.
Kasper
who
is
Junior
Graduate
Associate
Dean,
wore
the
can
nnr!
trnwn
cvmhnlld
(
,
J
"
ne
nas
played
on
more
courses
her
position
as
a
member
ofthan
any
olner
man
ln
e
the
College
of
Regents
and
she
WOrld
was
received
by
the
Prince
Ru-
-t
hav
mv
.-h
silrnBf,
hv
fho
I
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2J25
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Vi
Sheep
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35
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Vananda
14
Salmon
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32
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Home
Oil
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Okalta
1.73
Pacific
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188
Princess
25
Royal
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.07
Toronto
Athona
1214
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2.65
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13
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Long
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Red
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Red
Lake
47
McLeod
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....
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Moneta
.41
Negus
2.25
Noranda
58.25
Louvlcourt
15
Pickle
Crow
2.15
Regcourt
05Vi
San
Antonio
4.25
Senator
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38
Sherrit
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2.75
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Sturgeon
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21
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50
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water
PRINCE
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Box
196
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Sunday
&
Thursday
SCHEDULES
Sundays
Continuous
service
commencing
11
a.m.
Thursdays
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
2:30,
4,
5,
7
and
8
p.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lake
at
10
p.m.
SPECIAL
TRIPS
FOR
PARTIES
BY
.
APPOINTMENT
Phems
GREEN
891
.
BLACK
"had
boy,"
colorful
Rocky
Graz--
iano
returns
to
the
ring
tonight
a
5
to
9
favorite
over
opponent
Charlie
Fusarl
at
the
Polo
'"Grounds.
A
crowd
of
85,000
is
expected.
Tt
advertisement
i
not
publishtj
or
diNpljird
W
Ihi
Uw
by
tlie
Gtivcrnmrnt
of
hritiJi
GJumk
a
river.
A
policeman
fished
mei
out.
He
made
sure
there
was
PIPER
GOES
TO
SENATE
Tom
Held,
whose
renditions
on
the
bagpipes
used
to
echo
along
House
of
Commons
corridors,
may
perform
this
season
for
the
edification
of
his
new
colleagues
In
the
Senate.
Mr.
Reid,
63-year-old
veteran
of
19
years
in
the
Commons
o
iciai
luciituci
iw
mew
TTci.iiii;sw;i,
a,
was
ap-
i
pointed
to
the
Red
Chamber
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
last
week.
He
served
as
parliamentary
j
assistant
to
the
'fisheries
and
health
ministers
in
the
last
parliament.
(C.
P.
Photo)
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Tomatoes.
21-oz
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Miix
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...
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Case
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Cheese
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lb.
..
.50
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs
58
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
3
bs
Flour,
24
s
1.95
Tea
and
Coffee
Coffee,
lb
69
DeLuxe
quantity,
lb
1.18
i
nices
Orange
Juice
29
Blended
25
Grapefruit
22
Tomatoes,
20-oz.
ea
.lb
2H-oa.
4
gallon
.59
Apple,
20-oz.
tin.
2
for
29
48-qz.
.34
Canned
Fruits
Pineapple,
crushed
38
Pieces,
20-oz
..
41
Aoricots.
20-oz
Cherries,
ancy,
20-oz.
38
Loganberries,
20-oz.
:.
29
Peaches,
choice
.au
Lara
Pure,
lb.
21
Shortening
...
J29
Soap
Soap,
face,
bar
10
Laundry,
cake
2
for
.25
Soap
Powders.
lane
...
39
Glace
Uit
Cherries,
'2
lb.
pkt
45
coconut,
id
5f
Almond
Paste
lb
,3.
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb
Dates,
fancy,
1
lb.
pkt
I
Heedless
Raisins,
?
'bs.
Seeded
Raisins,
2
lbs.
Shelled
Walnuts,
2
lb.
Shelled
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6
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Shelled
Brazils.
,
lb.
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24-oz.
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24
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4-lb.
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Cherry,
24-oz.
Peach.
4
lb
Apricot,
4-lb.
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Canned
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13
to
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Meats
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lb
.B6
Ham,
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
1.00
Ham,
reg.
lb
80
Bologna,
lb
48
Weinerc
lb
.ftn
Garlic
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lb
.55
Bacon,
pkg.
2
lb
48
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D'"ce
..
0,1
Cottage
Roll,
lb
.85
Liver
Sausage,
Ho
52
Rnare
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'b
.55
Fresh
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Ham,
lb
75
Pork
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lb
72
Pork
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lb
.62
Steak,
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lb
95
Steak,
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lb
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Pork
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lb
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ln
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Dally
News!
Try
Classified
Ad
lor
ReiulU
pert
chapter
with
honors
and
"w
wuir
ui
Keeping
wun
ner
potiuuii.
A
highlight
of
the
convention,
she
said,
was
the
parade
along
Market
Street,
which
was
led
by
a
live
Moose
and
which
wa3
made
up
ui
uuais
una
arm
teams
representing
hundreds
of
lodges
and
chapters
throughout
the
world.
The
vast
Mooseheart
children's
home,
near
Chicago
was
described
by
Mrs.
Lundstrom.
Ac
tual
"home"
to
more
than
800
children
of
Moose
members
who
have
suffered
misfoitune,
Mooseheart
is
a
happy,
self-supporting
place
where
crafts
anO
trades
are
taught.
Individual
initiative
and
community
responsibility
are
blended
to
develop
the
best
m
citizenship.
The
home
comprises
an
integrated
community
of
some
1,200
acres
operated
by
the
children
under
guidance
of
tiained
adults.
A
fine,
new
church
with
both
Protestant
and
Catholic
chapels
is
now
nearlng
completion.
Following
the
addre3sea,
refreshments
were
served
and
a
social
evening
enoyed
by
the
members.
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey.
(
Pri
rince
Rupert
Florist
(
JjOO
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3rd
Ave
aoxBia
Tel.
777
Flo
Flower
for
All
Occasions
a
Mobilestore
On
Wheels
times
I
do
several
in
bne
day.--
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cuuiuiy
more
than
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know
of."
,
,
rae
.
galloping
golfer
claimsl
nrofessionnl
from
pv
r
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have
ever
plaved
He
played
his
1,000th
course
on
his
50th
birthday,
his
2,000th
on
his
58th
and
his
2,800th
on
his
67th
birthday
this
year.
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FROM
MONTREAL
Arthur
Surveyer
of
Mon-
treal
is
the
only
member
of
the
Massey
Commission
on
Cultural
Devefopment
not
connected
with
academic
activities.
.
He
Is
a
civil
engineer
while
the
other
members
of
the
commission
are
closely
associated
with
universities
Following
the
end
of
public
hearings
in
Ottawa,
the
commission
is
touring
Canada.
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P.
Photo)
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