octoper 30, 1919

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AWAIIAN BOYS
AT WESTHOLME

Program at
jete Change of
Pr jestholme Tonight and
Additional Musical
Artists.

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at Last night the Hawaiians
Te and sang at the Princes

, Cinb smoker and were
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tists in their line.
hen at Monte Cario” is the
hat is being put on by the
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of program and the
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) J. Hancock returned to Alice |

n last night |
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Jarry Mobley returned from

luesday night.

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arrived in town yes- |

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a ed from Hazelton on
e(day yeht s train.

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ce John yesterday morning.

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red Renworth, the Vancouver
rance man, returned from a
iness trip to Stewart Tuesday |
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_ bk. Monroe, the Stewart min- |
man who has been in the city |

some days is leaving for Van

ver on to-night’s boat.

mong the arrivals by the train ,

sday evening was Mrs, CU, KR.)
ert, of Terrace. She is negis-
lat the Hote! Prince Rupert.}

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he staff of the Aliford Bay}
ery arrived over from the is- |
ni the Prince John yester- |
ning The most of them |

eeding south for the

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assengers on Tuesday night's
m report that Monday's rain |
m here took the appearance |
blizzard up-river and six in-|

f snow fell in the Bulkley |
ey that day.

he first snow of the season
ared on Mount Morse on
day. The presence of this

Will be gratifying to local
mers as it will bring the deer
‘ on the favorite hunting
wnds The snow on the

ov is later this year than
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D. Macdonald has reeeived |

eof his appointment by the
Yineial Government as notary
a the provinee of British
ia. The appointment was |

# al the request of the Trades
a Ouncil in order. that
“ ay a an officer. whe,
aoe ailable to put voters

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THE DAILY NEWS

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, Canadians !

’ The Victory Loan 1919
~ which opens to-day.

This is a call to National Service— a

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pg RS Canada is your country.
SS Canada—now—has need to borrow from you-Lend:
Lend without restraint of politics.or fine distinctions of creed or party.
at, The leaders of the political parties endorse the Loan.
It is CANADA that asks:

And why—
. To clean up the last of the War's commitments and expenses;

To establish beyond all question the capacity and credit of your
country;

To care for the wounded and the maimed soldier ;
To finance the bonus of the returned soldier already paid;

LEND!

To enable the fruits of Victory to be garnered;

To ensure the prosperity of you, her citizens.

The guns of war are silent—but they are not yet cool.
The Victory Loan 1919 is a War Loan.

Canada’s book of war is gloriously written—make this, the closing
chapter, a worthy one. The responsibility is yours. LEND!

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Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minster of Finance
of the Domenson of Canada.

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Sport Briefs |

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L. Townsley, formerly teller in
the Bank of Montieal here, is now
in Vancouver. He still takes
part in athletics but is at present
laid up with a sprained ankle.
He is a member of the Knights o!

Columbus Rugby team.
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Three members of last year's

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Mrs. A. W. Clarke

R. A. M. Lon, Eng.

Formerly teacher at the
Prosbyterian Ladies College,
Melbourne, Australia.

PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
Will open Music Studio No.
333 2nd Ave. Now ennolling
Dupes,

Address Norfolk House

Phone 329.

team have been signed up wil!
the Vancouver Millionaires for
this season. They are Alf. Skin-
ner, Jaek and Bill Adams. The
two latter are former Allan Cyp
stars and Skinner is a whirlwind
youngster who is called the see
ond Mickey Mackay.
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it is almost a certainty that
Vaneouver will be unable to se
cure a franchise. in’ the Coast
Baseball League. Bob Brown

team in the group as the man-
agers wish to keep the circuit as
if was last season.
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ly Cobb is prominently men-
tioned as successor to Hughie
Jennings as manager of the De
troit Tigers who is, reperted to
have resigned
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ball off in a mateh played between
Army and Navy veterans and the

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G. W. V. A. at Kingston, Ont. The
Prinee was also presented with
the title of L.L.D. at the Queens
University there.

Saivation Army.
Public meetings, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 p.
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Dentistry

DON’T NEGLECT YOUR TEETH!
One Decayed or Missing Tooth lowers Your
Efficiency~

Dr. Bayne

OFFICE HOURS—

Morning, 9 to 12; Mternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Saturdays, $ to 12 only,
Every Evening from.30 7 to 9

Dental Nurse in attendance

Phone 109 for appointment

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