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The
Mobile
X-ry
Unit
IMimasea
ffiimi
tar
tale
of
Christmas
Seals.
s--Mr.
and
Mo.
JetBSerfy
Of
G
A.
Bryant,
city
in
re
rehiring
Prince
Raprrt.
MIS.
J.
IX
Smith
has
arrived
h
tfce
dtjr
troat
Dug.
Alaska,
for
a
brief
M
with
her
par-
Mr.
and
Mrs-
P.
W.
JL
V
frown
Ann
at
Tart
Intend
en
the
toner
!
Mat.
Bert
Morgan
and
Bkaard,
and
granddaagfater.
Jul
Weave,
are
leaving
Satard&y
night
for
Francois
Lake
to
uk
saaamer.
Mrs.
Uor-
t'
daughter.
Mr.
J.
Wesse.
and
the
lau
s
little
daughters
are
already
Francois
Lax
PRINCE
GEORGE
to
VANCOUVER
2'i
HOURS
Iave
Prince
George
Daily
100
p.m.
ao
mounts
miqciud
fet
fwtiitt
WoriMSod,
M
-t,
frmct
Rpt
.
INCOME
TAX
Rft
urr.,
Prepared
See
It
E.
MORTIMER
321
2nd
Ave.
Phone
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See
oar
stock
of
household
fornitare
and
noreitfea.
J.
H.
MAIR
FURNITURE
AKD
AUCTIONEER
C32
Third
Ave.
Phone
Bine
C9
COAL
and
WOOD
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
520
KWONG
SANG
IIINO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE..
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
I
'All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
pan.
to
2
am.
Outside
Orders
from
2
pm.
to
2
ajn.
PHONE
RED
217
WE
HEAR
Cars
arc
Jtut
around
the
corner
WE
HEAR
YOU
want
a
shiny
new
car
.
.
.
WE
KNOW
Ford
Cars
are
best
for
economical
driving
.
.
.
SEE
Prince
Rspert.
BjC
C.
E.
Saunders
is
fcavtag
ght
on
a
aoMf
ti
to
Van.
T
WcracB's
Ley
Ion
Aaxfftary
lateiiag
Wit1!:
at
S
o'cteck.
h.
J.
&
BUek
h
tearing
te
ar
wmww
to
a
tefcbr.
Constable
Ernest
Bradley
of
the
a
C.
Pottee
Mama
detach,
mem
leaves
tonight
on
prtener
escort
date
m
Yaaeovmr.
A
Officer,
and
meber,
of
next.
Evening
service.
It-
.
Dr.
&
G.
MSat
of
Terras
iu
a
visitor
in
the
city
yesterday.!
leaving
last
aisjBi
to
return
b
the
interior
totL
Mia
Jean
Krante
of
the
Prince
Rart
Daily
Sfm
staff
is
tear
ing
tonight
for
a
vacation
trip
so
Vaoeaover
and
Cnlgnry.
:
Mrs.
B.
R.
Didds
and
dnngh-'
:er.
BSUh.
are
leaving
teiigh;
I
cn
a
two-months
homlay
trip
to
j
Taneoover
and
Victoria
;
,
...
....
.
,
!
A
Ai.
children
tag-
for
Ottb;
fuajsraaoos
p
lease
meet
at
Union
SteftHMttiDs
office
Saturday.
Jaly
7.
Morning
taggers
8
sa,
afternoon
taggers
13
noon.
I56
Nursing
Slater
Ida
lUakinsoo.
I
n-U.LC.,
leaving
tomght
to
,
retnrn
to
dntr
at
th
aint
rtr
;
military
hosotial
aimi
attr
;
speadmg
H
weeks
Uave
with
her
hoabaad.
Dr.
c.
H.
Hankin-'
aon
A
St.
Peter's
Oongregational
Picnic,
Friday,
Jaly
5,
lata
Boata
leave
Seal
Cove
at
10
ajn.
and
2
pat,
calling
at
Yacht
Chvb
i
AH
members
of
congregation
welcome.
Miss
Betty
Hood,
pathologieal
Uboratory
technician
at
the
Prince
Rpert
General
HprUl.
,
ie:i
at
trie
mat
ox
me
week
for
m
montirf
vaeinn
trt
tr.
Vancouver.
Seattle
and
iW.
where
in
the
sooth.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
BffioU
of
Smi'Jiers
are
visitors
in
the
dty
today
and
will
leave
tonight
or.
a
mp
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
EalioU
has
been
in
the
boot
and
shoe
basinea
at
Smithers
and
was
recently
barned
oat.
He
is
re-baQding.
Judge
7t.
E.
Fisher
leaves
Monday
on
the
Princess
Lomae
on
bis
annual
judicial
trip
to
AUin
in
the
extreme
northern
part
of
the
province.
Joege
Fisher
wul
travel
by
boat
8
Skagway.
by
train
from
Skagway
to
Carcross,
flying
from
Car
cross
to
Atlin.
He
expects
to
be
away
far
about
two
weeks.
Announcements
All
kdmtlannents
m
Rkls
Tnrrwn
m
b?
cixjijwi
tar
a
fun
nontn
tl
zsc
a
won.
Nary
League
Auxiliary
Tea,
Mrs.
Winstows,
Jnly
5.
Dominion
Day
celebrations,
Saturday,
July
7,
Port
Eating-ton.
C.C.F.
Strawberry
Tea.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
July
18.
2
to
5.
Presbyterian
Tea.
July
25.
Dance
every
Saturday
night.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
9
to
12.
Dance.
Orange
Hall,
Terrace,
every
Friday.
Good
time
for
alL
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEEER
and
VALUATOR
SALES
CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
PACKED
AND
SHIPPED
Estimates
Phone
for
Free
Appointment
Phone
Red
127
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
Ford
and
Mercury
Dealers
BONDED
ROOFERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROOFING
CO.
and
Sheetmetal
Works
Sheetmetal
work
of
all
kinds
Air
Conditioning
Tanks
Sinks
Eavestrough
ti
Furnace
Work
Prompt
attention
to
outside
orders
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WORK
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881
Today
in
Sports
Sport
Chat
In
wc:
petition
so
fierte
the
final
mst
decided
the
tri.
the
hard-fightzo?
Calgary
High'-acd-ers
-von
the
2rd
Canartisn
Divi-m
labiad
sports
eharnptoc-raia.
held
in
the
Marine
Stadiur-.
at
boeib-btuted
Wilheisishaven
before
severa,
aondred
Canadian
soldiers.
The
Tinners
plied
up
155
points,
j
cut
two
more
than
the
.second-place
Essex
Scottish
'
Regiment,
and
(aiaafietl
v
res-
resent
the
division
in
the
Cana-
dian
Army
finals
later
this
The
shattle
relay,
fas?
event
on
the
card,
provided
the
.
K.amw
"
1
1
I
tj
aura
kU-
rarr'i
imiwd
19
of
a
mf
;
2
points.
Ustta
of
the
diTiswn
emir
:
Canadian
amy
rreap
in
Ger-
siny
ease
froo
tsiles
r9Bnd
i
the
nenhvestem
section
of
Ger-
imany
in
Jeess
ad
traezs
to,
either
cespete
or
vrateh
the
events
on
a
san-balhed
fieid
1
vrhere
race
Naxi
naval
parades
"
beM
rr
Ms!
-On
a
Btw
Matthews.
C-BX..
DSO
.
ED.
j
took
the
jarite
at
a
ntarefa
past
j
following
the
set
and
present-;
.nl
jiatHt
hr
5
--
auxiliary
service
organizations,
i
Third
asong
the
nine
caapei-
'
ing
anits
was
the
Toronto
Scot-
ash
Regtaent
with
i
ajinu.
five
rsore
than
the
fsorth-plsa
Soo!h
Sooth
Saikitehewan
SaiViihan
Regfcrent
Rrnt
t?:
laniry
iea
TO
Illta
wja
I;
P
and
the
Fifth
Heid
Pgi-
tsert
51x111
,rtUl,
127
Other
if1111-
f5--
Second
Anti-Task
Regiment.!
regiment
ce
MaMonnegre
and
..
Teams
were
made
p
of
18
,
men
each
and
every
member
of
f
every
team
Ksu
,
,
competed
nui).Tkcu
in
u
each
rata
.
event
agahvt
minimum
I
tnanmnm
standards
t
an
bv
I
-
roaic;
w.
f.
lowers,
iLXKiapore.
-s.
w.
iM.
,
TESFL,
?m"Ia,Ul:
U
J
doo.
Undy.
'S.fJ
!Oat:
W.
atoeTEgremont.
?T
J"
tlUl
.
,
Alta.
and
L.
L.
UghUoofrand
r
"
ondv
"
3
competitor
made
the
j
maximnm
standard
he
wa,
given
.
i
.
.
..
,
ard
was
reached.
No
points
er
!
awarded
for
performances
below
the
mirrtmnm
standard.
j
lowna.
B.
C:
W.
J.
Fish
Chat-Members
of
the
winning
Cal-;
ham.
Ont;
G.
E.
Weir,
London,
gary
team
were
Ueat-
J.
I
Four-
Ont;
R.
G
Cross.
Windsor.
Ont.:
nker.
Piacher
Creek.
Alta.;
CpL
,
J.
Tomko.
Windsor.
OvU,;
M.
H.
P.
A.
Wiggins.
Manor.
Sask.;
Harris.
Toronto,
and
G.
G.
Me-IOpL
R.
D.
Rhodes,
BeOevne.
1
Lean.
Brantpton,
Oat.
n-
Softball
SENIOR
AND
INTERMEDIATE
LOOPS
PLAY
-
A,
.six
-ran
rally
by
Is.
r.
the
last
inning
fell
ahor.
:f
.Vs
mark
and
the
Coast
B&'
gaiaed
an
ll-S
rirtory
-
..
Area
Senior
Softball
te-izis
game
hut
night
at
Quo
P-i
The
score
bv
innbm
.
t-
Va
vv
r
rvu.
Rat
n
noa
,
-
i,
D,
.
.
.
-
v
Bauery
-
J'-
;ray
arc
sstmien.
.
Pre
f.
ed
B-lfe-m
19
to
5.
The
vr.r.
-'
ners
counted
six
rant,
hotr
.
the
first
and
fourth
inni.-.g-
21
.the
taird
and
tn
ir.
-.he
fifth
inning
but
shot
out
-r.
B-Me-Hi
dab
in
a
thr
ir.
Blag
to
esnetge
a
athe
vr.r-ntng
pitcher.
Score
by
innings:
.
iTeeerJet
(tt
K
2-1
Eo-Me-Hi
-
MS
930
0-5
CIX-
f!lrkes
Strrlr
Weeded
W
J.J
1
O
lie
i
enniS
Champ
1."
fer
m4
e,D
tain
says
says
tcere
tcere
are
six
easer-
t&l
and
fandamental
strokes
:n
tennis
neceMary
for
a
player
to
have
at
his
command
in
order
to
become
a
champion-
They
1
-
i
m
mm
n
f
ti
ii
w
T
.
backhand
drive,
forehand
volley
backhand
volley
and
the
smash,
,
.
,
,
m
-
-
V.
f.
l;
Sl2Tf
T
AIte
;
Bart-h
Prairie.
Alta.
Tw
CulH.k
-
i
ii
mwwni
ki
uieuiucia
Uansen.
Windsor.
Ont
:
A.
M
iStriooff.
Barbarian.
Sast.
and
,
seven
privates.
P.
R.
Bianco
Ke-
When
you
ask
theBofM...
you
do
not
ask
a
FA
V0
UR
TVTHEN
the
houtcwifc
calls
at
the
y
grocery
store
and
orders
a
stippir
of
provisions,
she
is
not
asking
a
favour...
she
is
buying
good
for
which
she
will
pay
on
delivery.
.
.
purely
a
matter
of
business.
So
with
your
bank.
It
is
a
business
proposition
just
as
much
as"
the
grocery
store.
The
grocer
deals
in
groceries
.
.
.
the
banker
deals
in
credit.
And
as
the
making
of
loans
is
one
of
the
principal
ways
by
which
his
bank
derives
its
revenue,
he
is
as
anxious
Baivk
of
Montreal
Kvrlwr
tritb
QiuJinj
in
ntry
lintt
1117
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
G.
R.
S.
BLACKABV,
Manager
Stewatt
Branch:
IL
E.
V.
WOODFORD,
Manager
Sleepers
and
Diners
in
"Home
from
LOOKING
OVER
BALL
LEAGUES
In
the
Nationai
League
Brook
-Tr.
ipli:
a
doubie-header
vr.tr.
C-ndnnati
yesterday
winmn
5-3.
losing
4-3.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
New
York
Giants
twice
8-4
and
19-2.
Chicago
Cobs
won
two
games
from
Boston
Braves
5-3.
and
7-6.
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
Philadelphia
Phillies
split
a
dooMe-beader
the
Phils
winning
the
first
game
7-6
and
the
Pirates
taking
the
second
13-0.
In
the
American
League.
Detroit
Tigers
and
Boston
Red
Sox
split
Boston
winning
the
first
4-
3.
Detroit
winning
the
second
5-
2.
New
York
and
Cleveland
spUt
the
Indians
winning
4-2
and
the
Yanks
winning
3-2.
Washington
Senators
defeated
the
Chicago
White
Sox
twice.
5-4
and
11-2.
Philadelphia
:
Athletics
and
St.
Loms
Browns
broke
even,
the
A
s
winning
3
-2
and
the
Browns
winning
6-5.
In
the
International
League
the
Montreal
Royals
soot
with
the
Bafialo
Bisons.
Royals
took
tuc
ins
bum?
9-i
oat
am
me
.
Iteeond
4-1.
Syracase
CbJeis
!
for
a
loan
to
stlThis
credit
as
the
grocer
is
to
sell
his
groceries.
And
like
the
grocer,
the
banker
naturally
wants
to
know
that
he
is
going
to
be
paid
for
his
goods...
that
his
loans
will
be
met
when
they
fall
due.
That,
too,
is
only
good
business.
When
you
have
occasion
to
ask
for
a
loan,
look
at
it
this
waj,
Come
to
the
Bank,
not
feeling'
that
you
have
to
ask
a
favour,
but
to
offer
the
managera
sound
business
proposition
which
will
be
of
profit
both
to
you
and
to
his
institution.
MY
BANK
I
i
n.
RESERVED
FOU
HEROES
Xobod?
looking
at
tb
TOiles
tha:
t
inX
c3ce
oil
cn
these
sokUers
digging
.ito
a
chicken
(Lr.r.er
a
Lner
cr
watching
the
reunion
of
this
airman
with
the
two-and-a-haif-year-oid
son
he.
had
seen
only
as
a
r.ew-born
infant
could
complain
about
the
switch
-over
of
sleeping
and
dining
cars
from
ordinary
travel
to
jpeed
the
return
of
active
service
personnel
(rojn
the
war.
Baseball
Scores
TUESDAYS
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
24.
Sotou
2.
Pittsburgh
10,
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
5.
Brooklyn
1.
American
League
.Sew
York
2,
Cleveland
5.
Boston
4,
Detroit
0.
Washington
12.
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
1,
St.
Look
2.
beat
Baltimore
Oraks
19-2
and
6-4.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
swept
doable-header
from
Rochester
Red
Wings
4-1
and
7-3.
Jersey
City
Giants
beat
Newark
Bears
7
-3
in
the
first
game
and
Newark
took
the
second
6-3.
j
Here
are
tody's
hueball
games:
National
League
St
Loots
at
j
New
York.
Cincinnati
at
Brook-
tyn.
Chicago
at
Boston.
PitU-j
burgh
at
Philadelphia.
I
American
League
New
Yorkl
at
Cleveland.
Washington
at
Chi-!
eago.
Boston
at
Detroit.
Phila-
i
deiphia
at
St
Louis.
International
Leaene
Sv.
Jark
at
Jersey
CSty.
Montreal
at
uanam,
Toronto
at
Rochester.
Baltfeaorr
at
Syracsce.
at
mum
rti
the
War"
Specials
International
League
Buffalo
4-8.
Toronto
2-9
Baltimore
7,
Newsrx
3.
Syracuse
4,
Jeney
City
9.
American
Association
Columbus
2.
Toledo
1.
Indianapolis
2,
Louisville
8.
Minneapolis
at
St
Paul,
postponed.
Kansas
City
3,
Milwaukee
10.
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
7.
Los
Angeles
4.
Hollywood
5.
San
Diego
7.
Portland
0.
Oakland
3.
San
Francisco
3.
Sacramento
7.
WEDNESDAYS
SCORES
American
New
York
2-3.
Cleveland
4-2.
Boston
4-2.
Detroit
3-5.
.Washington
5-11.
Chicago
4-2.
Philadelphia
3-5.
St
Louis
2-4.
Nationai
St
Loms
8
19.
New
York
4-2
Cincinnati
4-3.
Brooklyn
3-5.
Chicago
5-7.
Boston
3-0.
Pittsburgh
6-13,
Philadelphia
7-0.
International
Newark
3-0.
Jersey
City
7-3.
Baltimore
2-4.
Syracuse
10-0.
Montreal
9-8.
Buffalo
3-4.
Toronto
4-7.
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