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JSefoJ
E13.
Monday,
August
30,
1348
Toitayj
in
Sports
i
LEGION
HOST
TO
ALL-STAR,
NAVY
TEAMS
1
...
i
,
YOUNG
FOOTBALLERS
TAKE
NOTE
FOR
KIDS,
PENSIONERS
,
LONDON,
CP
The
remaimng
wedding-gift
food
parcels
sent
to
Princess
Elizabeth
from
the
Dominions
are
to
be
repacked
at
her
request
and
sent
to
widows
MAIN
RETAINS
TENNIS
TITLE
VANCOUVER
(P
Lome
Main
of
Vancouver
Sunday
successfully
defended
his
British
Col-
1
V-
Mi
"Do
you
remember
when
"j
Johnny
Connor
completed
his
was
the
favourite
phrase
at:
hat
trick
second
half,
and
Dam
Park,
Ayr,
when
old
lav-!
Thome
made
the
icoring
3
all.
supporting
children
and
old-aw
urr.bia
junior
clay
courts
tennis
,
pensioners.
Total
number
of
title
by
defeating
Jerry
De
Witt
parcels
snt
out
so
far
is
more
of
Vallejo,
California,
6-4,
ti-3,!,han
128'-
Ayrshire
-
Bell
(Kllmar-nocki;
8ummers
Ayr.
M'Cloy
i
Ayr
i,
Hogf
'Ayr
i.
Currie
.Ay
).
MLaughlin
(Ayr.
Thowe
lAvrt.
Mackie
Ayrt.
Cunning
-
ourites
of
other
days,
Neilly
Etewar,
Johnny
Connor,
Phil
M'Cloy,
Jimmy
Hogg,
and
company
showed
they
could
still
teach
a
thing
or
two
to
the
Members
of
both
teams
and
officials
gathered
together
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Club
rooms
following
last
evening'
football
game
in
honor
of
the
handing
over
to
the
Prince
Rupert
team
the
Hanson
Trophy
which
they
had
just
won
from
the
Navy.
On
behalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
J.
S.
Wilson,
president,
expressed
the
great
pleasure
the.
two-game
series
had
afforded
the
6-0,
in
the
final
round.
BROKE
AWAY
IN
1821
El
Salvador
declared
its
in-
t
'
-
.
i
i
a
a-
v.
w
?
A
1
r
youngsters
of
today.
The
large
,
h(im
(Avr,
Donnelly
iPartlck
Daily
News
Classified
Ads
get
1
dependence
from
Spain
in
1821
crowd
of
Ayr
and
district
folk
Thistle,
M
Gibbon
(Ayr).
Rovers)
MAUUter
iRaith
substituted
for
Hogg.
made
it
clear
they
had
not
forgotten.
The
game
was
not
fast,
and,
(Partkk
Glasgow
Johnstone
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
aitnougn
sups
crepe
in,
grouna
TnisUe,
Hamilton
(Rangers)
local
players.
The
fine
sports
manship
no
less
than
the
qua!
passing,
trapping,
and.
position-;
.Thirds).
Lawson
(Clap-
s
at
ity
of
play
of
the
sailors
hadjal
play
was
of
a
high
order.
mi
)
Mai)och
(Derby),
Kirk
made
a
splendid
impression
on
j
Connor
scored
twice
for
Glas-j
.
'
cuael&nd
(St.
Mirren),
Winnipeg
where
they
have
been
on
holiday.
gow
first
half,
and
Thowe
once
all
Calllgan
Middlesborough
1
,
ue-war
(Thirds
1,
Connor
(Oitie),
Lieutenant
Manifold
spoke
i
for
Ayr.
very
nigmy
on
me
notipitaoie
nui
nignugni
ui
me
mau-u
,
Th.im.n
ICilli
treatment
and
many
courtesies
;
came
when
the
"penalty
king"
;
.
.
Referee
J.
I.
VJUjnn,
Ay
riripH
hv
Prirw
'
Ruiiert
i
nf
nast.
vears.
fi2-vear-old
Vicki
Hipp
was
a
passenger
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday's
train.
l,infRnien
Tofnmy
Cftiffis
TRASS-
Itiutuaitci
a
hj
wii-iia.
acrj
unu
itwiii.
1
m
vhuiuiu,
-
l
v
i
IK
voya
from
the
spot
amid
delighted
'Rangers),
Joe
AHMn
(A
cheers.
drie).
At
a
special
meeting
of
th;
Village
Commi.sioners
Wednesday,
the
contract
for
the
installing
of
the
village
waterworks
system
was
awarded
to
Martin
Brothers
and
Campbell
Ltd.,
Vancouver.
George
Martia
was
in
town
this
week
and
left
on
Thursday
morning
by
car
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
w'il
erplane
for
the
south,
returning
to
commence
work
here
about
September
7.
Norman
Ar-seneau
of
the
North
Western
Electric
has
been
given
the
electrical
contract
by
Mr.
Martin.
Alan
Dubeau
is
spending
i
holiday
with
his
parents,
Mr
thoroughly
enjoyed
both
games
and
would
look
forward
to
future
gam
e.s
with
pleasure
Others
speaking
in
similar
vein
Savannah
UniU-d
3ui
fd
the
lira
FIRST
EXHIBITION
Prince
Rupert's
first
exhibition
was
held
'in
the
autumn
of
1914
in
the
building
on
6th
Avenue
occupied
by
Luke
Manen's
roller
rink
The
site
is
now,
and
has
for
year
been
used
for
the
armoury.
The
fair
demonstrated,
in
a
striking
and
most
convincing
way,
the
fertility
of
the
country,
including
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
around
the
new
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Into
the
assembling
and
display
of
the
numerous
exhibits,
citizens
nd
settlers
had
put
great
energy
and
judgment
and
its
general
excellence
was
not
easily
surpassed
by
any
of
the
fairs
that
followed,
and
which
were
staged
in
the
building
erected
on
the
Acropolis.
In
the
illustration
can
be
noted
many
faces
familiar
to
old
timers.
and
Mrs.
M.
Dubeau,
before
returning
to
his
studies
at
the
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
Football
Schedule
U.B.C.
next
month.
Owing
to
weather
conditions:
last
evening's
football
game
1
scheduled
between
120th
Bat-
UGHD,;
Charley
Agar
arrived
in
town
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
1
Battery
vs.
(Stuart
Shield).
Every
i
'ifftric
S
tery
and
Canadian
Legion
was,
Sept
nnstnnneri.
Actually
the
rjlav-
School
High
High
for
a
short
stay
with
relatives
were
Lieutenant
Onyski
and
C.P.O.
Sadler,
who
played
against
Rupert
in
1858.
Informal
talks
revealed
that
Andy
Wyatt
and
Kinch
had
played
together
on
school
teams
for
yeara.
Brodie
and
brothr-in-law
Cragg
had
played
against
each
other
years
ago.
A
special
cheer
was
reserved
for
the
young
High
School
players
who
had
put
up
such
a
good
6how
in
their
first
re-
here.
havs'
Sept.
3
Battery
vs
intr
nf
thP
came
w.mlri
sputter,
to
ol
the
at,
had
no
bearing
on
the
Mob-School
(Gilhuly
Cup
Replay).
ley
Cup
as
the
Canadian
Le
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Smith
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
Mr.
F.
Procter,
an
interior
decorator
newly
arrived
in
Te-race,
has
moved
with
his
family
into
the
home
on
Lakels
Avenue
formerly
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Arseneau
who
have
taken
up
residence
on
Lazelle
Avenue.
accompanied
by
the
Rev.
and
gion
has
already
won
it,
but
the
Battery
would
doubtless
have
welcomed
the
chance
to
FOOD
SHORTAGE
ta
rur
ill
4fkt
LIFE
OE
BIG
MERRY
60
ROUND
FOR
BRIDGE
MAN
Vancouver
Motorists
Fume
As
Operation
Takes
15
Minutes
close
the
bridge
and
allow
truf-lic
to
move.
Public
works
officials
say
thf
pioceetture
takes
12
minutes.
The
men
who
do
the
turning
time
ii.
at
15
minutes
on
a
windless
day.
The
end
may
soon
be
In
sight
however,
fur
an
electric
motor,
which
will
open
the
bridge
in
a
whizzing
three
minutes,
Is
on
the
way.
CANCa
M
Mrs.
J.
McAllister
who
are
trav
elling
south
on
a
holiday.
I)
-:.-.
n
n
.
Iters
win
ove
rthe
Battery
by
.
m
1
:-.-:
ilKivtlOUJ
;
sen,
Pat
Wilson,
Bob
Currie,
1-0
on
August
13
was
a
lucky
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Nash
are
no-v
in
residence
in
their
new
home
on
Park
Avenue
East.
MJi(H.i
Itiut
tbt
Di.j
Mr.
W.
Ross
Thompson
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week,
this
being
the
first
time
since
1930
that
he
has
been
away
from
Terrace
and
he
found
the
coastal
city
a
much
busier
plac
than
when
he
was
last
there.
effeitiit
.V
VANCOUVER
(P-Llfe
to
Clifford
Cross
is
one
big
merry-go-round.
For
17
years
he
has
been
going
round
in
circles,
disregard-
Surpluses
and
Possibility
of
Lowered
Farm
Incomes
Foreseen
in
I'nited
States
By
OVID
A.
MARTIN
WASHINGTON,
(AP)
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
and
returned
on
Tuesday
from
one
that
the
Legion
could
not
duplicate.
And
it
is
just
as
likely
that
the
Legion
would
have
welcomed
the
chance
to
show
the
Battery
that
they
could
do
it
again.
The
standing
of
the
Mobley
Cup
with
the
one
game
between
the
Battery
and
the
Legion
outstanding
is
as
follows:
WDLF
AP
Charlie
Currie
and
Jack
Sharpe.
The
promise
shown
by
these
young
players
augurs
well
for
the
future
of
football
in
Prince
Rupert.
Other
speakers
were
Alex.
Haig,
manager
of
the
local
All-Stars,
Darrow
Gomez,
captain
and
Charlie
Baptie.
The
visitors
spoke
very
highly
of
the
fine
refeering
of
Bob
Murray
and
Sid
Woodside.
WAR
ON
POTATO
BUG
Britain
recently
sent
and
flame-throwers
to
n
Pnnti
nivvei
if
'f
rlistii
a
j
ing
fuming
motorists
who
line
beetle
flght
lnp
Colora(l0
po-
Mi-
can;
aiol
t
avtr.
I
war
and
post-war
period
of
shortages
and
high
prices
.
of
up
waiung
iui
nun
iu
atop.
,
tal(
buf,,
ppsl
Jn
Bium.
farm
and
food
products
is
TEIBIIELACE
3
0
0
8
3
6
di'win8
t
a
close.
A
new
era
of
surpluses
is
at
1
i
i
fi
4
v
Can.
Legion
120th
Battery
11
s
nis
joo
as
loreinuu
oi
u
four-man
crew
that
tramps
an
eight
hour
watch
in
the
centre'
of
the
swing
span
of
Fraserj
Avenue
bridge
connecting
the
avenue
with
Lulu
Island.
j
The
aging
timber
and
steel
structure
is
one
of
the
few
re-
j
maining
hand
-operated
swini;
',
the
threshold.
Surpluses
will
develop
first
BEARS
TWO-HEADED
BABY
ALICE
SPRINGS,
Australia,
i
High
School
0
1
3
6
13
1
Baseball
Scores
National
with
the
major
food
materials,
such
as
the
grains.
They
will
come
later
in
the
case
of
finished
products,
such
as
meat,
dairy
and
poultry
products,
sugar
and
food
fats.
spans
in
British
Columbia.
Un
der
a
marine
law
section,
the
-:
-t-A
two-headed
female,
stillborn
child
was
born
to
a
full-blooded
Arunta
woman
without
medical
aid
in
this
northern
territory
town.
Both
heads
were
perfectly
formed
and
there
were
two
hearts.
Doctors
aay
the
remarkable
feature
was
that
the
birth
was
normal.
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
in
Ladies'
Hear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
span
must
be
opened
imme-
"u"u'w,c
Ottt.'0,d)ately
for
anv
bout,
large
ori
.
.
,
,
-
.Ismail,
regardless
of
time,
tide
--tintii'iiiiBriarii?
"
-
WK.
,
or
motor
traffic.
iruus.
a
wnea,
snoriage
wmcn
plagued
the
country
only
a
few
months
ago
nas
disappeared.
Farmers
are
harvesting
the
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
LOBSTER
SAVES
LUNCH
START
BAY,
Devonshire,
Eng.
(P
A
lobster
caught
by
a
local
Tedious
Operation
First
the
operator
blocks
off
traffic
by
lowering
the
safety
gate.
Then
he
walks
i;88
feet
across
the
bridge
to
block
traffic
on
the
other
side.
In
Hip
centre
of
the
bridge'
he
opens
Boston
1-2,
Pittsburgh
6-5
'
New
York
2-2,
Cincinnati
3-3
Philadelphia
1-4,
Chicago
0-10
Brooklyn
12-6,
St.
Louis
7-4.
!
American
Chicago
4-7,
Philadelphia
5-2
St.
Louis
2-12,
Boston
10-4
Cleveland
6-2,
Washington
0-5.
Detroit
9-10,
New
York
6-11
SATURDAY
Pacific
Coast
League
San
Francisco
4-0,
Sacramento
5-2
Los
Angeles
2,
San
Diego
4
Seatle
3,
Oakland
4
Portland
7,
Hollywood
2
SUNDAY
Seattle
1-1,
Oakland
2-5
San
Francisco
3-5,
Sacramento
7-3
IN
THE
fisherman
crawled
Into
the
cabin
of
the
boat,
where
it
met
a
stow
away
rat
busy
eating
the
fisher
!
Ei
If
Vnn.Shofliilo
CUttrior
Slarv'u-a
a
man-hole
cover,
inserts
a
ten
mans
lunch.
There
was
a
squeak,
and
the
rat
rushed
out
and
leaped
overboard,
leaving
Cool
an
i
Commercial
Hunting
LL4
H
foot
pole,
and
commences
the
treadmill.
The
process
1
s
repeated
t
o
the
lunch
and
a
small
tuft
of
creamy
tcnue-t.rvjlln
re-nr
orjiunt,
richly
coaio
i
wi':i
smooth,
delicious
Mars
chca-tct'e
wishing
-
Sightseeing
'
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
K.enney
Ltd.,
35
fur
in
the
lobster's
claws.
DESERT
WEALTH
second
lagrest
wrxeat
crop
in
history.
There
wlil
be
plenty
to
meet
all
our
needs
and
send
perhaps
a
record
quantity
abroad.
The
largest
corn
crop
on
record
is
nearing
maturity.
Livestock
fed
bins,
which
had
run
dangerously
low
as
a
result
oi
last
year's
corn
crop
failure,
will
be
overflowing.
It
is
quite
possible
that
the
end
of
next
year's
harvest
will
see
the
end
of
food
shortgaes
and
the
end
of
rising
food
prices.
But
this
would
bring
back
many
of
the
problems
of
depressed
farm
prices
and
income
which
plagued
farmers
and
the
country
during
the
late
'20's
and
'30's.
FARM
OFFICIALS
WORRIED
Most
of
Chile's
.
mineral
wealth
is
located
In
the
des
.OITQ
Portland
2-1,
Hollywood
1-0
Los
Angeles
10-4,
San
Diego
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
466
ert
and
mountain
regions
of
the
north.
years
immediately
ahead
to
dispose
of
surpluses.
There
always
is
the
possibility
that
the
government
wiU
return
to
a
"handi-olf"
farm
policy
such
as
existed
before
the
New
Deal,
under
this
policy
if
farmers
produced
too
much
they
suffered
in
terms
of
low
prices.
6-2
Western
International
Vancouver
,7-0,
Victoria
0-7
Bremerton
S-8,
Tacoma
4-3
Spokane
3,
-Salem
1
Wenatchee
3,
Yakima
4
SUNDAY
Western"
Internationa!
Tacoma
7-6,
Victoria
2-5
Bremerton
1-3,
Vancouver
2-2
Wenatchee
4-7,
Yakima
2-2
Spokane
1-10,
Salem
0-6
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
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P.O.
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144
Already
farm
officials
and
farmers
are
beginning
to
worry.
Wheat
prices
have
dropped
more
than
30
per
cent
in
six
months.
They
now
are
down
to
the
level
at
which
the
agriculture
department
is
required
FRASEK
STREET
Prince
Rupri
re
RACERS
USE
PHONES
For
the
first
time
Britain's
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
racing
car
drivers
are
using
by
law
to
support
them.
The
two-way
radio-telephones
to
rgeular
market
is
unable
to
link
them
with
their
pits.
take
all
wheat
being
offered.
As
a
consequence,
much
of
the
new
crop
is
being
stored
by
growers
under
government
AMTICO
.
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CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just.East
of
Llpsett's,
Waterfront)
Box
548
;
.
Phone
Green
975
RUBBER
TILE
The
ideal
floor
covering
for
office,
kitchen,
hall
or
bathroom;
any
place
under
your
roof
where
many
feet
tread,
is
the
spot
fo
AMTICO!
Easy
to
walk
on,
easy
to
clean.
Vacationing
ivith
Your
Car?
price
-
supporting
loans.
The
same
thing
is
expected
to
happen
with
corn
this
fall.
Should
next
year's
crops
be
large
ones,
the
result
could
be
troublesome
farm
surpluses.
These
surpluses
would
move
into
the
hands
of
the
United
States
government.
Price
support
laws
require
the
government
to
take
them
over.
The
government
would
be
faced
with
the
problem
of
what
to
do
with
the
surpluses.
There
are
a
number
of
posibilities.
Undoubtedly
there
will
be
pressure
to
have
the
government
sell
these
surplus
supplies
to
domestic
users
at
out-rate
prices.
Or
the
government
might
protect
farmers'
income
by
buying
the
entire
farm
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Per
Dozen
Paid
For
Empties
Points
to
check
before
you
leave
to
ensure
a
,
.
carefree
holiday:
ENGINE
TUNE-UP
Maximum
miles
per
gallon
of
gas.
Insurance
against
engine
failure.
BRAKE
INSPECTION
Safety
and
Confidence.
WHEEL
ALIGNMENT
Driving
comfort
when
at
the
wheel
for
long
distances
Prevention
of
excessive
tire
wear.
And
last
but
not
least
a
thorough
LINDSAY
LUBRICATION
and
Jinew
that
every
part
of
your
car
has
been
correctly
lubricated
and
checked
includes
under-car
Inspection.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
SEE
IT
AT
Saanich
Plumbing
AND
Heating
.
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ductionnot
just
surpluses
at
prices
promised
farmers
and
reselling
at
the
cut-rate
prices.
It
is
quite
likely
that
cut-rate
''dumping"
of
surpluses
abroad,
particularly
in
western
Europe,
may
be
one
means
used
in
the
Corner
Fourth
and
Mt
Bride
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advertisement
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