1
Wme
Knp'eff
Daflp
Brfo
EtO.
Glen
Smith
was
the
hardest
player.
He
had
the
wnrt
wy
with
a
shot
that
beat
Morgan
completely
but
came
Wir
i
Monday,
June
21,
198
Meed
More
-Hours
!
I
Incidental!,,
w
,
TToday
iss
Sports
,
Player,
win
'sent
th.
J
m
me
ayr
p.ay.
Dave
Murray
showed
a
few
neat
touches
but
finished
weakly.
Sunbrrg
played
hard
in
spite
of
lameness.
He
was
a
good
extra
halfback,
but
a
poor
forward.
Woodslde
refereed
capably
but
the
linesmen
do
not
follow
up
the
play
closely
enough.
They
will
probably
improve
with
a
few
more
games.
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StttRV
II
A
A
M
W
ItTIH
SHORT
SPORT
Battery
desprved
the
win
In
Friday
night's
Gilhuly
Cup
football.
They
were
a
sounder,
faster,
more
aggressive
team
than
Legion.
Morgan
was
again
very
sate
in
goal,
handling
all
shots
safely
and
surely.
James
and
Darrow
Gomez
were
always
equal
to
the
Legion
attack.
Ward
played
well
at
hall
back
and
his
long
drives
Into
centre
were
dangerous.
Veitch
played
his
usual
hard
game.
Pavlikis
signalized
his
first
appearance
of
the
season
by
scoring
both
meet
the
vu,.:.
,
to
get
caught
up
on
work
that
gets
further
and
further
behind?
Maybe
you
need
the
greater
energy
for
every
hour
that
comes
when
you
8l
nr.
P
'
CV
'
7
'
'
and
at
the
"
m.
Have
a
GOOD
Breakfast
Crape-Nuts
Helps
Make
it
Good
In
view
of
tne
first
round
of
the
Dominion
Day
football
cup
being
played
this
Friday,
,
the
football
association
lot
of
en"
'mf
Player
will
h.'..
M
the
Battery
goals.
He
added
a
lot
of
power
to
the
attack.
Park-house
played
hard
and
Hutcn-
4V
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t
M
Oa
tei
'If
ye
5
V
ed
fur
more
,teen
minutes.
kt
has
decided
that,
in
fairness
to
j
the
contesting
teams,
no
regular
game
wn;
be
played
this
Wednesday.
Instead
the
grounds
ison
was
also
dangerous
at
times.
IT'S
wotitlcful
what
Grape-Nuts
with
milk
or
cream
does
to
make
any
breakfast
more
enjoyable,
more
nutritious.
In
only
two
tablespoons
of
this
highly
concentrated
cereal
you
et
an
important
share
of
your
carbohydrates,
minerals
and
proteins.
And
you
get
a
flavor
that
has
never
been
matched
in
any
other
food.
Grape-Nuts
is
the
economical
part
of
a
good
breakfast.
Order
from
your
grocet
nnnn
ntnnr.,
The
Legion
deteriorated
as
the
game
went
on.
Lack
of
condi
Tse
Vitamin
B-l
for
Better
Gardens.
It
,
C.rowth,
and
Work,
Like
Masie0vP1"t'
One
Bott.e
Makes
200
Gallon,
s"
25
CENTS
PER
BOTTLE
v.
'
'
-or
,,f:B?
9d
Trade-Mo
I
M
(lDDr(inDi)eRjQD3,Sr
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO
tion
may
be
one
factor.
Brodie
had
no
chance
with
either
scoring
shot
but
was
not
as
safe
as
Morgan.
Eby
was
the
chief
stumbling
block
for
th
Battery
although
Nelson
did
wUl
at
times.
Yelland
was
the
best
of
a
weak
half
back
iin?.
The
forwards
showed
nice
bursts
of
combination
with
Bill
Murray,
Chrlstison
and
Glen
Smith
prominent
but
there
was
little
sustained
punch
in
their
attack.
LTD
I
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Kaien
Co-op
TWO
"HEAP
BIG
INDIANS"
Two
of
the
chief
reasons
the
Cleveland
Indians
are
"in
there"
in
the
American
League
are
the
"war
clubs"
wielded
by
Shortstop-Manuger
Lou
Boudreau
1
left!
and
third
baseman
"KlouUng
Ken"
Keltner.
Boudreau's
.390
average
is
currently
the
best
in
the
league
while
Keltner's
13
homers
to
date
was
better
than
anyone
else
had
done
in
either
major
league.
SPORT
FISHING
SUPPLIES
i
....
J4
"P
u9or
J
hp,.
9'"n
Dosh
of
,clt
4
cP
col,
2
cup,
light
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j
cup
r
hot
i
vanilla
.,
cup
Grape-Nut,
NYLON
LINE
-
SPOON'S
REELS
-
SPINNERS
RODS
LANDING
NETS
LOCAL
ROTARY
iJACK
KRAMER
FOUNDER
BACK
!
BEATS
RIGGS
HO
KS
FLYS
GUIDES
I
TIPS
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E&uaj
Prince
Rupert
notary
Club
Thone
19.
Box
1127
251
hi
1,1
was
revisited
at
its
weekly
lun
set
t.ng
m3,ic
tefr.gerato
coldest
P'JIJ
until
remove
tea
tray
"
frozen,
Nutt
FOREST
HILLS,
New
York
CP-Jack
Kramer
of
Los
Angeles
established
himself
firmly
as
the
world's
greatest
tennis
p'rvyer
Sunday
when
he
dethroned
Bobby
Riggs
as
the
professional
champion
of
the
United
States.
Kir.ni
from
u
HORSE'S
MOl'TJ.
cheon
last
Thursday
by
one
of
its
founders
and
its
first
secretary
D.
C.
McRae,
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
business
man,
who
now
lives
in
retirement
at
Duncan,
.
Vancouver
Island,
and
is
at
present
paying
a
visit
here.
Mr.
I
McRae
had
a
prominent
part
I
in
the
organizing
of
Rotary
Club
jhere,
having
had
a
hand
L:
'selecting
the
charter
roster
in
1
quart.
Here's
a
hoi
Up
fa
-..
weather
driving.
Our
ton
check
-
up
service
will
t
couple
of
years
this
particular
r
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1
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--
.
your
car
in
first
ciass
9
contest
should
prove
a
great
attraction
on
July
1.
SCHEDULE
W
LAWN
BOWLING
June
22
Frew
vs.
McMeekin,
assure
top
perfomuM
In
the
meantime,
however.
through
the
rest
of
sue
this
Friday
evening
the
Battery
BALL
GAMES
j
WASHED
OUT
Rain
over
the
week-end
washed
out
two
outdoor
sports
events.
A
Co-op
versus
High
School
fastball
game,
scheduled
for
Saturday
evening,
was
postponed
by
wet
grounds
as
was
,the
city
baseball
league
fixture
and
the
Legion
will
have
to
fight
it
out
in
the
first
round
to
determine
which
will
meet
HIGH
SCHOOL
AWARDED
BYE
In
the
draw
for
the
Dominion
Day
Football
Cup
competition
at
the
week-end,
High
School
drew
a
bye
into
the
final.
Next
Friday's
game
will
see
last
Friday
evening's
Gilhuly
Cup
contestants,
Batfery
and
Legion,
battle
it
out
again
to
.
get
the
chance
to
meet
the
j'oung,
and
as
yet
unbeaten,
the
students
in
the
final.
'of
Merchants
versus
Savoy,
Bobby
Locke
Wins
Chicago
Gold
Open
CHICAGO
0
The
methodical
called
for
Sunday
afternoon.
cluding
such
leading
men
back
in
1920
as
Judge
F.
I.'IcB.
Young.
W.
E.
Williams,
Dr.
II.
R.
Grant,
J.
G.
Steen,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
E.
F.
Duby
and
others.
Mr.
McRae
plans
on
returning
to
his
home
in
Duncan
before
the
end
of
June.
Dur.can
is
forty
miles
from
Victoria
and,
from
the
residential
joint
of
view,
the
community
Is
found
by
Mr.
McRae
to
be
in
every
way
satisfactory.
Mr.
McRae
notes
many
changes
and
improvements
in
Prince
Rupert,
all
of
interest
and
importance.
One
of
the
most
noteworthy
is
at
Port
Edward
where
the
cellulose
p'.ant
will
be
under
construction
this
autumn,
the
excavating
having
already
been
completed.
Macdonald
vs.
McGreish;
Arroll
vs.
Ross.
June
24
Mcrhee
vs.
Paul;
Ross
vs.
Frew,
Arroll
vs.
Mc-
'Grelsh.
I
July
6
Paul
vs.
Frew;
Ross
vs
MacDonald.
I
July
8
Arroll
vs.
MacDonald:
MacPhee
vs.
Frew;
Paul
vs.
Me-Meekin.
I
July
13
Ross
vs.
McGreish;
Arroll
vs.
McMeekin;
MacPhee
vs.
MacDonald.
I
July
15
Frew
vs.
McGreish'
Ross
vs.
McMeekin;
Paul
v
MacDonald.
July
20
MacPhee
vs.
McMeek
in;
Paul
vs.
McGreish.
INCOME
TAX
REIT
K.N
S
PREPARED-!
R.
E.
M0RTL1
British
Columbia
ha,
teen
M
happen
quite
a
number
of
time
now.
It
is
interesting
and
inform
tiv
to
watch.
One
union
quietly
negotiate,
-itb
management,
reaches
a
reason-ble
tettlcment"
on
wage
and
condition,
of
work,
and
stay
oft-the
job.
No
fuss,
no
threat,,
all
amicable.
Another
union
in
an
allied
trade
bluster,,
threatens
strikes,
ha,
frequently
called
them,
and
after
well
publicised
period
of
diwrdet,
usually
ettles
for
about
the
sirnt
wage,
and
conditions
a,
the
first
one
had
reached.
It
is
interesting.
What
tin
difference?
Dries
anyone
need
to
bt
ttilJ?
The
first
union
ha,
its
own
representatives,
men
who
vant
to
stay
at
work,
and
who
are
reason
able
and
friendly
in
their
attitude
toward
them.
The
other
union?
Gommuniv
leadership
is
the
answer.
The
whof'.
motive
of
the
Communist
Inability
to
play
will
cause
no
changes
in
the
schedule
of
either
league
as
both
games
will
be
picked
up
later
in
the
schedule.
Next
scheduled
fastball
game
is
set
for
tonight
when
C.N.R.A.
and
99
Taxi
are
to
meet
at
Gyro
Park.
In
the
baseball
league,
the
schedule
calls
for
Merchants
to
meet
Moose
Tuesday
night.
324
2nd
Ave.
(NtuCt
Bobby
Locke
climaxed
a
spectacular
display
of
golf
Sunday
with
a
final
round
sixty-six
to
win
the
$15,000
Chicago
open
golf
tournament
with
a
72-hole
total
of
266,
eighteen
under
pa.-for
the
Midlothian
course.
Locke
finished
sixteen
strokes
ahead
of
the
second
place
Ellsworth
Vines.
High
School
eleven
in
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
final.
The
final
match,
which
will
be
played
on
Dominion
Day,
will
be
one
of
the
features
of
the
Dominion
Day
gala
sports
program.
With
football
staging
a
strong
comeback
after
the
last
alls
A
TheM
r
IT
TAKES
3
3
FINE
TOBACCO.
is
to
stir
up
trouble,
to
convince
the
workir.gman
that
he
is
downtioddea
VANC0U.I
When
repairing
the
old
or
building
the
new
see
us
for
all
kinds
of
construction
materials.
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&
Currie
Limited
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and
Contractors
1
j
y
ana
oppressea,
to
prepart
AJ
Ki
the
ground
for
tlie
revo
AND
INTERMDIAT
It
EACH
THURSD
AT
11:15
F
M.
For
KETCHM
WEDNESDAY
M1DNM
o
luiion
uuic
r.ait
nun
has
taught
him
to
expect.
He
wouldn't
be
a
good
Cors
munist
if
he
diJn't
carry
out
tlial
objective.
If
he
can
get
the
working'
men
out
on
stnke
he
is
dclightci.
But
surely
the
v.orkingman,
and
the
workingman's
wife,
have
something
to
say
and
do
about
it.
I
(Thf
vuwt
of
tlw
Old
TimfT
art
prtttntti
(
thu
newtpapcr
wuy
under
the
ttHmsorshxt
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of
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;
PRINCE
RITEBI,
WV
N
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:rrff
what
Are
BULGER'S
TRYING
TO
DO?
We
are
pleased
that
we
have
now
oMi"
the
services
of
T,rJtl
M"'1
petent
body
man,
We
try
to
be
dependable.
We
try
to
be
earliest
with
the
latest.
We
try
to
keep
a
good
variety.
We
try
to
sell
reliable
t
goods
at
prices
advertised
all
over
Canada.
such,
as
Bluebird
Diamonds,'
Rogers
and
Community
Sdver,
Gruen,
Waltham
and
Bulova
Watches,
Westclox
Products,
Ronson's,
Pens,
etc.
...
In
fact
most
of
our
goods
are
standard.
Mr.
Charles
Keep
your
car
running
Sweet
Yim'll
be
sure
of
a
sweet-running
motor
if
you
bring
your
car
to
our
experts.
Whether
you
need
minor
adjustments
or
major
repair,,
you'll
find
our
rates
are
reasonable.
We
abide
by
cost
estimates
and
have
your
car
ready
when
promised.
who
will
be
only
J
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t
eive
you
a
BUCMfCMtt
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BEST
that
body
or
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aud
Turkish
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iff
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