riday Novernber 7, 1949.

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|ADIES AUXILIARY
OF WAR VETERANS
ELECT OFFICE

rhe Ladies Auxiliary of the
seat Wal Veterans’ Association
election of officers last
yening in the Association rooms.
ne following oilicers were chos-

wer)

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prosident—Mrs. Geo, B, Hull.
_president—Mrs. G. A.

First vice

podland. ;
ond viee - president — Mrs.

more Leek.
jreasurer

sec

Mrs. H. L, Robin-

yn.
gecretary—Mrs. Poole.

ING THINKS COUSIN
WAS WELL PUNISHED

BS ONDON, Nov. 6—In the
burse of an audience with Ar-
hald Forder, & missionary
\ \rmenia, who told of his
ur years captivity under the

. in the ravaged country,
* George expressed his view
the former German Emperpr.
ye missionary blamed the Ger-
ans for instigating all the
e in the East and the King
plied “Well, they are finished
rhe Raiser has had to run
from his own country. He
punished for all he did.”

RMIT GRANTED
FOR NEW HOUSES

gh Killen and Wm. Suthertand
to Build—Allan Davis
Commences.

 

 

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Hugh Killen has taken out a
ilding permit for a new house
jued at $2,500. It will be a
ngalow and will be built on the
» of Mr. Killen’s present home
Kighth Avenue East, Seetion 6.
Yesterday a permit was also
anted to Wm, Satherland for
23.000 bungalow on Graham
enue, Section 2. The contract
r the house has been given to
Ison & Currie,

Work has commenced on Allan

   
  

new house on Sixth Ave.,
iween Hays Gove Cirele and

yerts St

$100 BAIL ESTREATED
thinaman Caught With Three
Bottles of Rye Did not Appear
Last wight Constable Hugh Me-
linchy met the Prinee George
) her arrival from Stewart. He
ela Chinese by the name of Mah
ig Sing, whom he suspected.

i had made the round trip to
} town and Constable

eGlinchy was doubtful of his
: he arnested and
arched him. He found in his

liicase three bottles of sealed
¢ Whisky

ie Was brought to the police
‘lion where he was allowed to
ton $100 bail. This morn-
‘she failed to turn up and the
w. Was Torfeited. Tomorrow he
‘be up to give his reasons for
ol appearing in court when or-
red. Mah Sang Sing is the pro-
elo of the West End Cafe.

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en twenty days for being
MAK and disorderly,

IOLA DANA IN ‘SATAN JR.’
AT THE EMPRESS THEATRE

, wlan Jeo” is the feature film
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a big movie stans and |

s Less the attendance will be |
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way of serials. |

TO DISCUSS STREETS

Resolution wit be) Moved at Board

fiscugsi, subject and a weneral

The < ‘Ss expeeted to follow.

ume * route between Vancou-

mM in f rince Rupert will also
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‘arry Moore was this morning

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of Trade Meeting Tonight.

Mueh interest is t |
Proposal aken in the|
discus. ae. 8* Board of Trade to|
the ‘et ‘Westions of roads at
lonight = meeting of that body

is ander the council chamber, |
Ury wil) stood that J. H. Pills. |
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THE DAILY NEWS

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Daughters of
Canada |

The mother, the nurse, the
women with the needle, the am-
bulance driver, the canteen worker,
the “farmerette” and the daughters
of industry in factory, office and
store—all—inspired the manhood
and ennobled the womanhood of
Canada by their labours of love and
sacrifice in the days of the nation’s
anguish-—now happily past.

And their response, to give and to
lend of their money time and time
again—was beyond all praise.

And—-Canada—being mindful
of their past example—and con-
scious of their all-pervading in-
fluence again asks her Country-
women to buy Victory Bonds. Yes,
she asks them to buy them, even

at the sacrifice of some cherished
longed-for purchase.

It is self denial to do without
something that will lend back-
ground to ones charm, but the time
is not long and the debts of honour
must be paid.

There is another thought, tco,

that wives and mothers. wi!l-

appreciate. The success of th>
Victory Loan makes for Prosperity.
Steady employment is dependent
upon prosperity. Without proc--
perity uncertainty will follow.

Hence Canada sounds a clarion
call to her daughters for their aid
in making an abundant success of
the Victory Loan 1919.

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Victory Bonds

Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of Finaace
of the Dominion of Canada.

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