r
artiw
now
BATTERY
WINS
Continued
from
age
4)
punch.
Murray
and
Ralph
Smith
got
some
cpm.
.
.
n
jprfnee
nuprrt
Dafl?
T3rto
ttBr-
Thursday,
July
15,
1S43
OLD
TIMERS'
SOCCER
TEAM
lip
iruiJ
BAjtvT
MOXTBEAL.
u'y
I5th
Ske-er
magic
I
rail
1
,1
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
I
it
'
!
tl-e
ay
tbiiJU
tvur
u,a
jierfwlion
V":t
I.
;
,nin
'n'
UUV
u.lr;n
V4..
..
...
.
,
I
yuU
M"
j---
-
.
y
vaivu,
jou
I
f
'
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t
'
f
'
,
,
"
"
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'.
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r
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'
Further
steps
have
been
taken
in
connection
with
a
football
game
between
the
old-timer's
and
representatives
of
the
present
league
players.
At
present
the
veterans
think
they
could
take
the
Canadian
Legion
In
"taiEristi
(
f.
kiiuw,
is
pwuitit-u
uauerju
jenymg
fiiu-rtw'
f
frail
D
,ftitrfi,U'd
Xunu.
Follow
tlM:
OfM
instriMion
fjartly
for
un-aJiug
iull
'
I"-
'if
fMMxul
murt
j:u.".
or
jelly
from
tiie
r-atne
amount
of
fni:t.
rvno
preserves
the
true
bright
colour
uwi
MEN'S
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
"July
17
Co-operative
vs.
99
Taxi.
July
19
General
Motors
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
July
21-Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
vs.
Gen.-eral
Motors.
July
24
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
Co-operative.
July
26
Gordon
Si
Anderson
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
July
28
General
Motors
vs
Taxi.
HANDY
IN
ANY
KITCHEN
favour
of
the
sun-riiM-WNi
frail.
The
is
a
book
of
V
ui,j,t
the
labcl
very
trW
hottie.
r-Top
fons
'i'l
Blo-Yr-
Ran
was
rarely
in
serious
troub"-
1
Teams:
Battery-Morgan.
james
F
Goats.
A.
Gomez.
Ferguson,
D'
Oomez,
Holkestad,
Parkhou,;
Pavllkis,
Ward.
W.
Gomez
Veitch.
Canadian
U-fuon-
Brodie.
Nel-son.
Dawes,
McCriminon
Eby
Greer,
Glen
Smith.
Ralph
SmW
Christian,
Yeliand,
Dave
Murray.
Goal
scorers
PavUkis,
Park-house,
NeJson
asainst
own
team
i.
Referee,
Sid
Wood.side;
linens-men,
Eob
Murray,
Jock
McOreish
CILHILY
(IP
STANDING
W
D
h
120th
Battery
2
3
1
High
School
2
3
1
Canadian
Lenion
i
2
3
For
Against
Pt
120th
Buttery
10
6
7
Hjv,b
Schooi
12
10.
7
Canadian
Letdon
7
13
4
Friday
evenings
game
brings
irU'sl'i'Ht
according
t0
n,y
"l"'t-year-ild
are
,u
.iulu
ik
aimieod
ly
ilieinj.
The
"'"''iu'vuui''
(ur
yju)
can
get
one
is
1
VlJJhU-UMMd
AI.L-V.HKAT
box
j
thjr
first
"come-back."
According
to
the
Old-'Bimers'
Brain
Trust
the
following
will
;
be
the
pool
from
which
their
team
will
be
selected:
Marchac'.
!
(goal
1
;
Alex.
Haig,
Bob
McKay,
j
backs;
Andy
Ronalds,
Sam
Cur-
rie,
Neil
Ross,
Angus
MacDonald,
:
half-backs;
Jack
Wilson,
Bob
j
Murray,
Sonny
Dickens,
Pat
For-:
man
Charlie
Eaptie,
Hank
Dickens.
Jock
McGreisll,
Jim
j
Norrington,
forwards.
I
The
Board
of
Strategy
hopes
for
"defence
in
depth"
(they
I
ii',V
I-i't-
W.
Ontario.
Aid,
wh,W
Ui.
re
i.
more
'
''.vi
y"lf
o-.v
ui'4y.
i
of
the
iuu.-t
plea.
K'-lloW'
Atl-nue.
.11
a
inue
cpnui
m
ji,
!,
r,!
K"
Vuu
'""Sll
trn
and
its
BO
lrp
aJlj
tJuie
to
uitl
10
f.irii:.
"
1:1
l'!
Yes,
you'll
agree
too
that
Pacific's
satisfying,
richness
is
grand,
and
good
for
you.
Tho
milk
of
a
hundred
uses,
you'H
;
find
'Pacific
Milk
very
handy
around
the
kitchen.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
A
LIGHT
FOR
THE
LADY'S
CIGAR
A
member
of
the
Swedish
cabinet,
the
Hon.
Karen
Koch,
cau.ses
a
flurry
among
the
guesu
at
a
dinner
held
in
New
York
City
as
she
accepts
a
light
10
her
cigar
from
Acting
Mayor
Vincent
Impellitteri.
The
occasion
was
a
party
litld
to
oificially
bring
to
a
close
the
Swedish
pioneer
centennial
celebration
held
in
the
United
States.
Qlni,"
to
i'ft
your
-yet
i
on
ji
ate
theai.
nower-Perft
iu
form
nod
eoluur.
on
4h
cowt
of
juy
ja.
la
unliatftKl
quantities.
Just
Low
to
handicap
the
opposition
has
not
been
decided.
But
suggestions
wiU
be
welcomed
aud
should
be
addressed
to:
"Brain
Trust",
Board
of
Strategy,
Old-Timers'
Football
Selectors,
co
Daily
News
Sports
Editor,
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert.
j
figure
they
have
enough
now
I
"around
the
middle")
and
arc
1
I
inviting
more
volunteers
so
that)
CN'JLA.
TOPS
(Continued
lr.as
Pase
4)
1
tempted
to
aume
good
porch
reading
like
iiat
iru-uimni
inuiWti
hut
story,
M
My
'j
ri"lu
J.uie".
ii'ia
it
rjw-li
lovrr
lutuuu
(iumI
pru-tp
la)
tl
wt
to
umrrii-d
liu
in.Lii
...
or
tiw
oiiifpuim
liwiiwon
by
l.rle
Uirm
y,
"Vcg,
Catin-tli:,n
K'l,
but
do
iheyT"
(you're
cxitnpt,
tiiuniili!)
.
.
.
ur.
jttnw
rmU
inui
yoirv
j.rniiii
"i.
tli'iM"
S
Dim
rei-ifx-i
fur
delirium.,
quick-
they
can
throT
in
spares
when
1
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
ihey
are
needed
and
that
might
be
fairly
often.
the
Ln;ion
and
the
High
Schooling
37
ba
tiers,
he
s.ruck
out
11,
touth.
r.
Min
the
Battery
and
!
walked
three
and
gave
up
nine
tn;
H",h
S'-hot.l
tied
for
the
!
hits.
For
Co-op,
Slater
faced
50
letgae
leadership,
although
the;
batters,
aUowed
18
hits,
struck
gunners
have
the
better
goal
j
out
none
and
gave
one
base
on
average,
the
High
School
will
be;
balls.
U9-KU1
.
.
.
imj
utai
only
a
If
iijit
j-uii
U
el
u
C
JJ
J.
tor
July,
lia
U
iur
tri'i(t
A
few
of
the
old-timers
were,
practising
.
.
.
not
too
strenuously
.
.
.
last
night,
and
they
July
15
Merchants
vs.
Savoy
July
18
Savoy
vs.
Moose
5r
Cwkaarili
hare
unluiii..y
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
a:'e:
.planning
.
on
getting
into
Moose
vs.
Savoy
i
really
first-class
trim
in
the
next
July
20
July
22
out
to
win
and
to
get
revenpe
against,
the
veterans
who
beat
tln-m
in
their
last
encounter.
He
Knows
How
To
Pick
'Em
.
.
.
Yessir,
he
picked
us
to
service
his
car
for
warm
weather
driving
and
he's
pleased
as
punch.
Says
he
never
had
such
a
thorough
job
done,
so
economically
anywhere.
YOU
GET
EXTRA
SERVICE
July
25
Smithers
vs.
Rupert
rouple
of
weeks.
They
have
a
July
27
Merchants
vs
Moose
fair
amount
of
weight
some
of
July
29
Savoy
vs
Moose
j
it
in
the
wrong
place
and
they
Aug.
1
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
are
hoping
to
have
"free
air"
way
of
teirjg
ei
altiflivr
ob
a
dot
an
mur'
day!
liut
Una
i
iiu
.
problem
rf
you
Imim
a
buttl
ut
i
apair,
t
ai
new
ruuut
deo-doraat
that
ii
i
tiaa
Ilia
CN.R.A
Cembella
If
f
3
Vanetta
lb
6
4
Schwab
c
6
4
Jensen
3b
0
2
W.
Stevens
2b
6
1
DEATH
KNELL
1
Continued
from
Page
4t
SUMMER
TIME'S
TEA
TIME...
JigUiul
unut
uf
piuoj,iir
into
your
liomr.
All
you
do
miny
;
Lahti
p
6
mutuel
handle
each
day
that
i
Tschabold
ss
5
it
becomes
increasingly
evident
j
Kay
cf
0
the
fans
have
no
desire
to
try
j
Mazzone
cf
5
uneap
the
liottle
and
pull
tip
tin
5017iO27
n?:-
-:r
vK'rfTi
(JWJm
uiu
uejeai
a
zi
per
cent
siasn
Wesch
rf
in
every
dollar
they
wager."
j
MfConnell
say.
that
when
the
Dominion
Government
vacated
CO-OP
,
your
fr?
Few
of
ii
!
,i.UJll
tu
U.I
M
'0r
'.r,
,i!
Vju
e..n
I
"
itMir'
B,'J
at
i
rk
sli
ojiv
!ung
j
Mil-.
w
:i:UK
.
.
.
wl
.
wi.r
du'y
io
look
out
for
I
i.iviV
too
drrim
of
fc
id
e.irh
eve
iiinlil
''!
.
a:,j
wli"D
vi
r
your
,
io!
Viioui:h
i
3
II
vsr
Tuimd,
''
.
or':nt.
in
Hi'inr'T
.
.
.
,,
-.t.l.
(iu.'i
and
liK.'it
'.
an
uti-a
tax
tn
v.,ur
.Ism
eiiit:iina
T
irieJ-!t
l.i
ii
I
nil
tin
liiamni
i
.
.
isn-iite
nd
tctib-ti-HM
eutly
a
!i
ri'i'uhic
tlial
nftinrd
a
t
juur
lmiirifiA
for
,
1,'jrs's
a
g"ar,
i
dewert
for
your
youfi-
A
iiers'
iipirr-
'LZ3
tiiuc
...U.ey'U
&FJ
rail
it
i'ii:i(ly
the
tux
fielri
triiek
ninrgtare
operators
fOSlUia
CI
wii
k
.
.
.
and
w
how
tf.e
tiflinca
ol
your
cnpljBfd
dihjpur
aU
Viosl
at
once!
it
pays
to
keep
your
home
a
diiuiljr
aa
you
ar
j-ouiif
in
aojiiHierf
And
X'apuir
la
a
rral
wonder-worker
when
it
ttMtm
to
liUikiUuiif
cookiiig
odoim
.
.
.
atnle
tobacco
emoka
.
.
.
and
"
dur
"
or
binl-eage
ntiella
yet
rtta
lea
thp.n
a
rent
em
h
time'
to
Aak
lot
VAFAJK
in
the
,
r-Ui,
lb-oiiM9
Uttl
at
dnii?
aud
dtiMK.iutbt
tora
evry.
wltanl
w.
Smith
c,
ss
&:aU:r
p
believed
that
trie
five
er
cent
wouid
go
back
to
the
fans.
Bui.
he
savs.
"the
neoDle
t
0
1
2
0
0
n
1
1
21
yjr,'
v
-f.i
J
JT
W
-
;
;
'''
J
.
1
12
0
J
YiZ
4
..
:;
"jy-tj
;x
"Sy
::
,
,
t
-
;
Pallisttr
(he
ordinary
Joes
were
due
fot
"ovich
ss,
c
a
rude
shock.
The
provincial
nrovinoiat
"
government
just
added
the
Iive'B-
8f,har"
2t
0
to
seven
per
cent
they
already
,
"'y
"
i
had
and
thus
grabbed
12
per.
ocnaru
11
i
1
1
z
u
'
,
,
j
z
i
37
5
9
27
8
,
-
!
i
cent
of
the
daily
take."
MrConnell
contends
that
1
CN.R.A
the
331
004
03317
I
1
-
"
1
I
000
200
012-
b
V
1
New
Stotkof
WATERMAN'S
Pens
and
Pencils
has
just
arrived.
A
fine
graduation
or
going-away
gift.
DI6B
PRINTING
COMPANY
f-
Wii-er
and
au
track's
"-P
provincial
tax
and
the
mne-per-ent
slice
is
killing
racing.
"The
government
has
been
,
r"
lor
M-edLlJ
111
lf
'V
itis
all
rouudl
J
J
u
t
(.
w
k
a
.:u"ier's
rro;.
ol
I'Iui'Ik
rrW'i
v
.,,
.,
fKutt
N
H
r.l.l
I.IU.KkV
PIE
u
m
-.,u
d.a,
t
T
45-.-y
n
.fu'.e
THIRD
AVENUE
-f
SJjM
MAKE
IT
RJGHT
.;;
i
urged
to
give
five
per
cent
back
to
the
fans,
but
so
far
no
indication
has
been
given
that
they
will
do
so.'
NEW
LOW
RECORD
LuM
u
tk
the
track
set
a
new
record
in
reverse
as
only
$50,000
went
through
the
mutuels.
It
was
the
lowest
handle
recorded
at
the
track.
Meanwhile
Alf
(Vancouver
j
"Nuyf
that
summer's
here
tea,
hot
or
iced,
is
the
drink
most
people
are
turning
to.
Hut
althoutih
the
formula
for
ood
tea
is
as
old
as
the
hills
end
as
simple
a.
A.
B.C.,
many
people
Ktili
do
not
know
how
to
nuke
tasty
brew.
f
you
follow
these
instructions
carefully
you
should
have
no
further
difficulty:
preheat
the
teapot,
measure
one
teaspoonful
of
tea
toeach
tencupful
of
water
I
which
mu,-t
befresh
and
really
boiling),
add
one
teaspoonful
of
tea
for
the
Pot,
steep
five
minutes,
and
presto,
you're
ready
for
t
lie
refreshing
sip.
To
keep
the
teapot
warm,
grandma
used
a
tea
cozy.
It's
still
a
good
idea.
'Ttfa
tln-trr
i-
lrun
bimiU
Cora
IN.
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
in
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
.
"
'1
.t'rxm
j
ct
Wi
Wind!
Lam
You
to
far
and
lovely
plucea
tome
holi-d.wlime
.
.
.
voull
want
to
be
mire
that
the
yluai)le
you
leave
lie-lii4
n
in
K44v-tii
The
lx
t
.:'
I
know
to
jj
tliia
fnivloin
frora
jre
ra
to
auiro
your
je.
-U
lyt
aii
rr
and
aii'
li
like,
wh
uell
aa
vour
vuluslile
paper,
in
t!i
v;.ultatf
the
ilANIC
OF
MttXT.
RK'I..
on
ran
r.nt
a
.Saf.
'j
Tiffotil
Box
for
hn9
than
th
rot
of
your
dUy
piie;
t
Ko
.iJc
about
Ihia
t
your
nr-arot
H
of
M
braixh
to-imi.TOW.
Vou'!l
find
HcfM
li
k'titi((
ran
be
the
romw-iu.i'ie
of
your
holiday
taee
it
I'uid!
'
,
'
?
(
iu
paatry.
ft"-'-'-'
I'.-.-.Te-ummn-i.
'
-
'I
.
P
us
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
F-w
v
-
............
m
x
jTvjzrr!zi-2i
1
r
-----
L
,
.-,v..-
.
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
T
Service.
7)
"f1-
uafaak-J
crjJ
Fill
1
i
Mi
tuaet.'wr
lr.J
C'nrn
Svrua
nd
P(ar
o
cr
tii
net.
"
m
r.'.-i.iior
ot
(
am
re
:,ire.
dfit
w.ti
o--.it
v
'n
Up
Crut.
Bt
"
ico
tin
r
i
for
is
f
neat
to
.lid
de
r
'
nuc
haR.r.a
lor
15
o
U
u:
uri'.i
u..i.
muess
una
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
Sum
Cottrcll
bemoans
the
fate
of
the
B
C.
Turf
Club
who
reh;ns
at
the
track.
"It's
like
a
morgue
compared
to
Cah'ary
and
Winnipeg
meets
At
this
rate
they
will
need
a
barrel
of
money
behind
them
to
keep
going."
Cottrcll
says
that
visitors
from
other
parts
of
Canada
are
SAILINGS
to
VANCOUVER
and
way
ports
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
'
On
Tht
eoca
.
.
.
tlt'a
what
the
awira
u
r:
are
!
ini-'u'-aun
in
brauti'.ul
n
m-U"
iiguru-aiMi
tuili
with
tlw
rv
I'V
L'amul.'a
favourite
deniitiiers.
In
a
'i-e
of
U'terly
lasrimw
oloura.
they
re
;r
i-niiiT
w.-arat,ili,v
i
ur
nswitn
aiuta
hold
their
Miat
rouderful'v.
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hunting
amazed
at
the
lack
of
attend-.
ance
at
the
track.
He
quote.-one
as
saying
that
the
fans
bet
"','"!lt
.a
'.
They
mildew
smi
raoth-lroof.
That's
Hi':
"
nj'tun
WW
a
favourite
-rfcuire
of
bftluin:
be.uiiiea
.
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yon
huy
youra,
remen.tKr
to
Icok
for
that
l'i
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ol
Cl-I,
SyUm
Yarn'
I
murn
on
one
Dig
race
10
as
to
ALASKA
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
July
16
and
19
to
A
LEU
T
BAY
and
Vancouver
July
21
and
24
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35
Prince
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:
Prince
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466
"'in
nlmot
too
bij
fir
tha
Mitchell
cinum
int
ai
timeal
Haven't
vuii
often
thought
If
11
1
fond
When
the
thermometer
hits
the
Inch
apotJ
and
unexpected
guciM.i
drop
mi
you
ran
meet
t
h
e
Mhiation
3
v.
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nil
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SERVE
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ICED
.
.
.
rwily
and
ralmlv
ii
you
keep
$
Winnipeg
as
they
do
in
an
entire
day
here.
McConnell
winds
up:
"When
$150,000
is
watered
during
a
day
at
the
races,
tne
actual
money
amounts
to
a
total
of
about
$00,000.
It
is
played
'
through
the
machines
over
and
over
again
w:th
21
per
cent
coming
out
each
time,
it
is
easy
to
see
how
the
fans
wind
up
broke.
The
kt'verninent,
of
course,
contributes
nothing
it
merely
lakes
and
racing
and
the
fajis
suffer
accordingly.'
You
saw
It
In
tbe
ta;ly
Newa
3
l'
"ti
t
nle.va
"',:,1
a
rumpua
I
.
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n
"
"
H-ini
H
rbv
I
I
Ij.n-tieo
full
,o
over.
I
1
la!,y
I
ll
If,rouk.
I
I'.i.iv-na.ly
diwl,bility
3,:"'l"'"-'li'd
to
heln
With
the
thermometer
in
the
80's
and
90'a,
there's
nothing
quite
like
a
lonif
tinkling
glass
of
iced
tea.
To
offset
dilution
caused
by
melting
am,
you
should
make
the
brew
double
strength,
being
sure
of
course
to
use
boiling
water
and
steep
for
five
minutes.
Fill
tall
glasses
with
cu'oed
or
crushed
ice
and
pour
in
freshly
steeped
tea.
Use
a
strainer
when
pouring.
Add
fine
granulated
sugar
to
taste
before
pouring
the
tea,
or
sugar
syrup
afterwards.
Garnish
with
thin
slice
of
lemon,
add
a
sprig
of
mint
if
you
like,
and
there
it
ia,
an
iced
drink
to
delight
the
palate.
i
Ami
he'll
1,ke
J
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he.
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