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OP
THE
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DAILY
EDITION
No
Wedding
Gifts
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98
Wednesday,
August
6,
1941.
h.
,uklulli
tyiih.ii
tJiC
jiCW
uruie
coniacteu
aunncri
her
recent
visit
to
the
Orient.
Russian
Situation
As
time
advances
it
becomes
more
and
.more
difficult
to
interpret
the
reports
received
from
Russia
and
Ger-SJnfrertt()
the.
military
situation.
Just
now
we
!n?i
the
Geia.ns
are
meeting
with
some
success
and
this
is
partly
admitted
by
the
Russians.
m?
aHu
n
of
territolT
des
not
always
mean
very
Snnl
A6
Cermian
amies
et
f
arther
int0
Russia
their
v
W
lines
supply
become
longer
and
more
difficult
to
keep
onen
Since
the
first
.dash,
the
German
armies
seem
S
haw-made
comparatively
little
real
progress
and?if
they
cap-
ZlfrJ
IT'1
be
autumn
before
they
have
penetrated
the
heart
of
the
country.
The
harvest
is
neanng
its
end
and
vely
season
dl
"
very
soon
it
will
be
found
f
cult
for
the
armies
to
live
out
of
doors.
It
is
quite
possible
that
the
Germans
may
suffer
a
fate
similar
to
tha
?of
Na
po
eon's
army
when
it
suffered
its
disastrous
historic
d
NOTICE
To
overcome
complicated
bookkeeping,
commencing
August
1
all
goods
bought
at
the,
Dominion
Dairy
Store
are
sold
for
cash
and
cannot
be
charged
with
the
milk
route.
PHONE
10
1
Three
Weeks
Opening
Offer
FREE!
FREE!
SKIRT
FOR
LADIES
TROUSERS
FOR
GENTS
With
Each
Freedman
&
Gahbe
Suit
From
July
21th
to
Auff.
15lh
DELUXE
TAILOR
Opposite
Commodore
Cafe
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Garden-Fresh
and
Crisp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Reai-onable
Prices.
RIUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Fbones
18
it
19
P.O.
Kx
Ki
.,.-rT
nvr
,
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
SatisfacUon
Guaranteed.
rHONE
647
Tom
Lee
&
Son
-uuuse
OF
FINE
FOODS"
INTERESTED
RACE
IS
I
Step
Into
Style
With
IN
DEFENSE
TIGHTER
Central
Interior
Beginning
to
Realize
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Lose
to
Chicago
Situation
as
ttesult
of
Attorney
Cubs
While
Brooklyn
Dodgers
1
General's
Visit
Are
Idle
ARTT
SHOES
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cata-
loging
people
by
the
appe'arance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
early
fall
than
to
buy
a
pair
of
Har'tt's
'Shoes.
.
,'
Exclusive
at
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
S
WITHERS,
Aug.
0.
Considerable
interest
has
been
developed
in
civilian
defence
matters
throughout
the
interior
following
the
visit
last
week
'of
attorney
General
Gordon
Wismer,
Commissioner
of
Pro-I
vincial
Police
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
and
'
Inspectors
S.
F.
M.
Moodle
and
Ernest
Gammon.
Organization
is
being,
as
a
result,
instituted
at
various
points.
Mr.
Wismer
and
his
party
arrived
in
Smithers
last
Thursday
morning
,
and
held
meetings
in
connection
with
the
organization
of
civilian
protection
measures.
E.
T.
Ken-ney,
M.L.A.
for
Skeena,
accompanied
the
party
here
from
Terrace.
A
preliminary
Smithers
meeting
was
held
In
the
Court
House
where
Major
Moodle
addressed
a
meeting
of
those
gathered
for
the
purpose
of
organization.
A
large
meeting
was
held
in
the
Reo
Theatre
Thurs
day
evening
when
Attorney
General
Wismer,
Commissioner
T.
W.
S,
Parsons
and
Inspector
Moodle
ad
dressed
the
gathering
and
British
war
pictures
were
shown.
L.
H.
Kenney
was
chairman
and
others
on
the
platform
were
Village
Com-jmlssioners
Harvey
Davies
and
!
Charles
Morris,
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon
and
Clarence
Bussinger,
I
president
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
DLs
'
trict
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
speakers
made
an
impression
as
to
the
needs
of
organizing
the
civilian
protection
organization.
The
Attorney
General
was
oblig
ed
to
cancel
a
proposed
trip
to
IDouslas
Lodee
and
Fort
St.
James
The
Canadian
Presa
la
clualYtlj
entitled
to
u
for
republication
of
all
'on
aewa
"
Friday
owihtr
to
W
thp
sllcht
5118111
ill-flwpatclw
111
cnrfltJ
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
In
thli
paper
and
also
the
.
fj
V,g
,e
local
newa
published
therein.
mess
of
Mrs.
Wismer
who
spent
two
lWU
"Publication
ot
apodal
otohea
therein
ax
alo
reeerved
days
m
hospital
while
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wismer
left
Smithers
on
Friday
evening
by
train.
Visiting
various
points
of
Interest,
Mr.
Wismer
was
taken
around
the
trict
and
went
-as
far
as
Hazelton.
HP
T"
P
rrOTV
TVitmVi
tV.
miss
wjuiren
luterlmut
or
Vancouver
.et
a
new
stvle
the
posMWHties
of
the
Bulkley
vai-last
week
end
when
ahe
asked
her
friends
not
to
give
her'ley
and
predicted
a
very
healthy
fu-wedding
presents
but
instead
to
make
donations
to
funds
tu5
t0JJhis
area
aftr
the
war
L.L.K
circles
and,
if
her
example
is
followed,
it
may
even-
level
bridge
at
Hagwiiget
canyon
tuaiiy
bring
about
a
much
needed
reform!
;
As
things
are
and
aiso
stopped
at
Moricetown
today
cupboards
are
needed
in
almost
every
house
for
the
where
the
dians
are
now
aiuimg
oi
weuamg
which
3
r
SWCK
ol
presents,
manyol
are
of
little
l
i.
i'
I-
i
i
.
...
.salmon.
The
Attfirnpw
rsenoroi
vi
uiiism.
vuiuc
aim
sume
oi
wnicn
are
never
used.
The
organization
to
share
in
the
wedding
gifts
are
near
her.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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oz.
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mii
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CfMn(
of
&m'J
CoIvabU
Westview
Lead
Better
Still
Defeated
McClymont
Park
Yesterday
in
Gyro
Playground
Softball
Defeating
McClymont
Park
11
to
9
at
Acropolis
Park
Tuesday
morningl
Westview
went
further
in
Playing
without
the
Reid
brothers
and
Rupert
Holkestad,
who
are
working.
McClvmont
CHICAGO,
Aug.
6:
05
St,
Louis
Cardinals
lost
to
the
Chicago
Cubs
yesterday
and,
as
a
result,
the
idle
Brooklyn
Dodgers
were
left
but
one
half
game
below
in
the
second
"place
!in
the
standing.
Pittsburg
PlraU
j
and
Cincinnati
Reds
continue
their
i
merry
chase
for
third
place
and
are
now
in
a
mathematical
tie
as
a
'result
of
the
Reds
defeating
the,
j'Pirates
yesterday.
They
are
nine
,and
a
half
games
behind
the
lead-,
ling
Cardinals
and
nine
games
be
low
Brooklyn.
In
the
American
League
the
New
York
Yankees,
who
have
the
Den-
f
Jnant
on
jce
and
ready
to
cart
away,
1
'allowed
the
Washington
Senators
a
4
to
3
victory.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
National
League
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
6.
Boston
10;
Phlladelphit
9.
Pittsburg
1,
Cincinnati
5.
American
League
New
York
3,
Washington
4.
'
Philadelphia
5.
Boston
6.
Detroit
1,
Cleveland
2.
(Only
games.)
National
League
St.
Louis
.65
Brooklyn
64
to
the
lead
in
the
Gyro
Playgrounds
Cincinnati
55
Boys'
Softball
League.
McClymonfs!
New
York
-
46
loss
dropped
the
team
into
a
tie
with
1
Chicago
45
Seal
Cove,
each
having
won
two
and
lost
four.
put
up
a
good
fight,
especially
after
f3
rr
49
the
first
Inning
and
with
any
luck
PhUadelphia
48
might
have
won.
In
the
fifth
andiEf"?
1
:
1
last
inning,
however,
with
the
ty.
I
Washington
39
ing
runs
on
second
and
third.
Tom
my
Pilfold
struck
out
Buster
Halel
to
end
the
game
and
give
Westview
its
fifth
victory
in
six
games.
Both
pitchers,
Blake
of
McClymont
and
Pilfold
of
Westview,
hurl
during
the
game.
me
KUrai
Education
plan
of
India,
the
Industrial
f!n-nnJor
one
a
minute
and
had
about
150
ers
by
fast
train
Friday
evenine
for
eratlV'e
Movement
nf
China
fha
50otr.Qc
Tcf
u.,
.i
nsh
laying
around
her
on
the
rocks.
Prince
Georee
while
Commlssionpr
Wismer
left
Smith-
Saturday
morning.
Pittsburg
:
54
Boston
:41
Philadelphia
26
American
League
New
York
-
70
Cleveland
58
Boston
52
I
St.
Louis
40
Grotto
Beats
Fraser
Street
going
strong
by
downing
Fraser
Thursday
morning
should
see
a
street
"
to
7.
It
was
a
fairly
good
good
game
with
Sea
Cove
and
Mc-I
game-
Tne
'winners
outhlt
the
Clymont
battling
it
out
for
sole
dos-
,osers
6
to
4-
session
of
second
place.
This
game
'
Susle
Woods
and
Michl
Yaman-t
will
be
played
at
the
High
School
aKa
lurnea
m
a
good
game
for
the
grounds.
i
uroiio
and
were
responsible
mostly
f
!
1
I
1.1
lur
ineir
win
wnue
uourgon
and
Schroder
were
the
pick
for
the
naileries
for
Grotto
were
Roh-
KLTPPt
H
nornn
o-l
Whenever
a
Btretch
of
open
road
tempU
you
lo
"open
up",
think
of
our
Fighting
Forces
tad
your
5050
Pledge.
Remember
a
neat
40
will
get
you
there
almost
as
quickly
md
all
in
one
piece
and
will
give
you
more
miles
per
gallon.
Something
like
18
as
against
12.6
at
60.
That's
a
worthwhile
saving
and
one
your
country
will
appreciate.
REMEMBER:
TJw
slower
you
drive,
the
more
you
save!
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urnm
in
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ed
nice
ball
while
Buddy
Morris
of
Westview
surprised
his
team
mates
:
In
the
Ladles'
softball
League
by
smashing
out
two
solid
singles
!ast
night
the
top
place
grotto
kept
Fraser
T
Kenney
returned
to
Terrace
Umnires
wpta
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.
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'
a
a
uv;
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iVIU
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It's
qiii
Kiiui1e
hen
rm
givin5
party,
I
Luj
Sweet
Caps
btcatiM
I've
foiind
that
my
uetts,
both
men
and
Voroen,
like
them
Itest.
I've
asked
Mhy
more
Canadians
smoVe
them
tlian
any
other
Lrand.
Hie
answer
is
that
they
give
a
greater
measure
of
pleasure,
are
milder,
more
uniform.
That's
why,
package
for
package,
Sweet
Cap
are
yotir
let
cigarette
buy.
SWEET
CAPOilAL
4
Ciyaretles
The
pumt
furm
in
uhich
tiitartn
can
b
unoLed
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and
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Kinds
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MATERIAL
Why
not
lay
in
a
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of
coal
now
for
the
winter
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i
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All
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screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
compleU
line
of
lumber
for
every
type
of
building,
our
shingles
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from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
haye
all
ot
.the
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oils
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interesting
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know
when
reading
the
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Netfs
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doine-
the
iaiBfr
a