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Frankie
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lift1
'c'liy
took
a
Th
Stewart
Winter
8ports
Club,
which
proved
such
a
success
last
year
in
organizing
the
young
people
of
that
district
in
stto
and
other
activities,
has
bain
reorganiz
ed
with
officers
as
fovowjf
presi-:
dii
dent.
Hector
Stewart;
vlce-presi-1
draw.
clay
help
COGNAC
BRANDY
OF
BOXING
four-round
"decision
from
Wing
'
Hay,
Victoria
CMr&man,
on
a
re-
j
Empress
Social
Club
Has
Fine
Op-cent
boxinrcartr
at'
the
Variety
ener
For
Seric
of
Winter
Theatre
in
Victoria,
The
Chinaman
Smekers
was
game
ana-Jar
a-
round
or-aoj-
held
his
own
while
Neel
was
aot
1
a
f
ine
boxing
card
was
put
on
at
seen
to
advantage
until
towards
the
j
the
Empress
Club
last
night
for
the
third
round.
Then
the
local
boy
first
of
a
series
of
pugilistic
smokers
went
for
his
man
in
line
style
with
it
is
planned
to
hold
there
'during
a
regular
bombardment
of
lefts
and
;
the
coming
winter.
There
was
a
fair
an
occasional
right
and
so
far
j
sized
crowd
of
fans
and
all
were
weakened
Wing
that
he
bad
him
J
well
satisfied
with
the
show.
Had
fairly
at
his
mercy.
Neel
was
fight-
it
not
been
for
a
number
of
other
'
ins
on
a
card
in
the
headline
event
events
on,
there
would
have
been
a
of
whish
Jumbo
Da
vies,
who
per-
j
much
bigger
c.'owd.
formed
here
last
summer,
decision-
i
in
the
main
event.
Pete
Holm
and
cd
Johnny
McDonald
of
Vancouver
j
Cyclone
Docherty,
a
pair
of
welters,
in
10
rounds.
put
on
a
lively
bout
which
ended
in
a
draw.
It
was
to
six
rounds.
Chuck
Brown
got
the
decision
over
Art
Brown
whom
he
all
but
knocked
out.
'This
event
was
five
rounds
dent,
Dincan
Cameron;
secretary-j
Don
Kennedy
treasurer,
Miss
Betty
Jack;
execu-
from
tive.
Miss
Evelyn
Blanton,
Miss
Rita
M.-Lean.
W.
8.
Orr
and
W.
BUknBh,
Under
the
auspices
of
the
chiftbls-kcthili
will
start
in
Stewart
on
October
22
and
will,
be
played
on
every
succeeding
Wednesday
evening.
RANGE
No
one
knows
the
anguish
of
the
golfer
who
makes
a
bad
stroke,
says
a
writer.
Nobody
that
is
out
mch
li.'anng
distance.
Weekly.
Pete
crahoftd
and
Johrpy
Roma
mnverous
to
'
tar
enough
got
the
decision
dPtuifert
Fens?
in
e
rounds.
Joh&nyvfcLeod
and
Marble
Mc-rVfdh
thres
fast
rounds
to
,
Inlhe
curtain
raising
exhibition,
'Marvin
Rowe
and
Vernon
Rowe
sparred
for
three
rounds
and
deserved
a.
shower
of
silver.
Andrew
Wall
failed
to
appear
in
his
heavyweight
bout
against
Don
Healy.
Douglas
Frizzell
was
referee
for
all
bouts
and
Max
Heilbrortsr
was
timekeeper.
"Vim
sxwsimfr
Bv?il
builds
Strength
without
fat
S
;
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advert!:,rment
ta
not
publltiwH
or
displaced
by
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tiquot
Control
Doard
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of
BrUb
ColumWa.
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15.
Canadian
National
Recreation
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Jfaftts
last
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V
Locomotive
Shops
12,
Car
Shops
Round
House
7,
General
Offices
20.
League
Table
W.
L.Pts.
General
Off
tees
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Shops'
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24
Dry
Dock
Steelworkers
29
25
Locomotive
8bops
.
29
S;atlon
3A
Freight
Sheds
.
..24.
Dry
Dock
Machinists'
.....23
Round
House
......
19
25
26
30
31
35
Schooner
Race
Again.
Postponed
tlm-nose
Nec'Js
Kixging
Repairs
So
Cannot
Run
Against
Thebaud
Today
GLOUCESTER,
Oct.
16:
-f,
The
LBlaenase-Tbjebaud
race
was
'post
poned
again
today
owing
to
the
necessity
of
repairs
to
the
Blue-nose's
'
rigging.
COLLART
OPENS
MOOSE
BAZAAR
Acting
Mayor
Officiating
Today
at
Bi?
Annual
Affair
Will
Continue
For
Next
Two
Days
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Moose
Lodge
and
the
Women
.of
Moose-ieart
Legion
was
opened
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
in
the
Moose
Hall
by
Acting
Mayor
Thed
Collart.
I
ho
affair
will
be
in
progress
for
the
next
two
days
and
gives
prom-tseiff
Aping
a
gitot
success,
There
art
mm-
articles
Tot
mto
ftnd
the
room
will,
of
course,
be
popu
lar.
The
runnlna:
entertainment
ln-
fiiides
a,jlree
hole
psHwee
goif
Z:
p.-,.-c
tw-vheh
and
flakes.
Mrs.
OhXrles
Edwacdils:
general
coiwcnsiJgnd
other
UmeS
m
charec
include;
!
i
SewiilfcMrs.
H.'.'ttebol;and
attSiiw
.ifegharmlBd
Mrs.
C.
M.
Nickerson.
White
Elephant
Mrs.
A.
Ohnes--y
and
Mrs.
Elnir
Larsen.
iIo.:ne
Cocking
Mpftn-iHou-
:an
ana
aire.1
a.
uicksas..
f
i'andy
-Mx3s
Thora7Jltirs6f
and
Mrs;
Richard
Long.
t.
:
$
Tea
Room
Mrs.
FsraJTCalBeron
l
Mrs.
R.
Giska
and
Mrs,
A.
Nelson.
Wlvje-Mrf.
D.
C.
Schubert.
Many"
members
of
the
men's
or-R.inizaMon
are
assisting.
Tonight
there
will
be
a
musical
program
and
tomorrow
night
a
Unce
and
the
grand
drawing.
Mail
Schedule
For
I
he
Hart
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
ajn.
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m
Uie
Raitt
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Sunday,
Tuesday
ahttrsday
S'ntffi
Jk.it,,
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Friday
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P-rn
Ortober
5.
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and
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Sunday
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October
11
sod
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and
AUee
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Snndsy
t
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Wednesday
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Anyx
SWd
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Hoc
Arm
Tuesday
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11.
SO
ant
Thursday
,
I
n.ni
t"r
Naas
Btvcr
and
lort
impsn
and
Port
fttmpfsn
'
Tuesday
..;
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a.m
or
North
Qneen
CtarioKuif
S.Vurdays
11
3
m.
roo
N
irth
Otieen
Charlail
Sundays
n.m
for
Aska
Ontnbar
!.
11,
and
22.
Mondays
'
7
o.m
Prom
RoiUh
q(tn
ChMrlottM
Thiirsdsys
a.m
Saturdays
,.
a,'m
r
Stewart
and
Premier
S'inday
7
p.m.
l'rsm
Stewart
aMl
frewter
,
unrlnys
8
p.m
T'-e8i!;ivs
j......
I1M
nm.
ThuHaya
8
p.m.
Tomorrow,
Oct.
17
at
9
"a.m.
Come
early
and
get
your
share
of
the
bargains.
Thursday,
October
10.
1930
THE
DAILY
NEWS
GENERAL
OFFICE
IS
NOW
LEADING
rJimi
Canadian
National
Crib
League!
I
m
est
&
m
a
A
xtnrJI?
W
Gamer
Last
Nijht
H
ffl
iiii
w
ms
m
mn.
-i
w
a
vv
a
y-
wr
vol
n.
.ait.
mi
i
i
nr
rrr
m
n
1
1
1
1
ran
1
Sale
Starts
UU
i
LJu
1
Given
Away
With
every
purchase
of
a
dollar
or
over
a
house
broom,
value
one
dollar,
for
10c
READY
CASH
WINS.
OUR
MONTREAL
BUYER
SCORES
AGAIN.
A
large
group
of
Eastern
manufacturers
who
were
preparing
for
a
tremendous
fall
business
throughout
Canada
have
found
themselves
overloaded
with
merchandise.
So
they
are
compelled
to
sell
their
overstock
at
any
price
regardless
of
cost.
We
have
taken
this
opportunity
and
purchased
a
large
amount
of
stock
at
as
low
as
fifty-nine
cents
on
the
dollar
And
we
are
now
offering
these
wonderful
values
to
the
public.
;
GOODS
PRICED
EXCEEDINGLY
LOW
t$1.75ilta'8
Fine
Tweed
Qra
faps;
All
sizes
,
$1.50
Fie
Silk
Scarfs
S
Outlet
Saje
Price
....
sOE
VALUES
Hundreds
of
pairs
of
Boots,
Statist
Rubbers
and
IUiUbtr
Roots
Sacrificed.
f,
W-SUfen's
Rubbers.
All
QPlsx
sMNow
,-
.5Q
jken'ti
P'ine
Calfskin
Ox-iorm.
All
sizes
ffiff
QfZ
J-6
fiven's
Fifie
Shoes
Witt
last.
Easy
fitters
Now
.yO.sflD
SI2
r")
Jler'a
Fine
English
Black
Calfgkin
,Oxford8
C7
AH
ilzes
yf'
$5.00
Men's
Work
Shoes,
BlacI
or
Brown
.
All
sizes
$aSf
1
$2.53
a'nei
-J.OO
Men's
Drass
Siiirts
.
$2
50
Fine
Broadcloth
Shirts
He
who
hesitates
is
lost!
So
come
with
the
crowds!
11.95
HAS
Given
Away
25c
Men's
Lisle
Socks,
-j
Assorted,
Per
pair
.
.
.
RAINCOAT
SPECIAL
$12.0QLMen
's
Leatherette
English
Raincoats.
Wll
nadg.
All
mes
.
.
Buy
Yoiir
Christmas
Gits
Now
Shirt,
Tic.
Gloves,
Srirfs,
Suit-csAatine
Sik.nd
Wool
Under-wMiyjPpndipehiefr,
at
these
prices,
'as
tras
sale
will
last
h
Hiort
time.
Buy
now
and
save!
n
St
$G.50
Men's
Heavy
all
ff
wool
Sweaters
$1.00
Leather
Belts
Outlet
Sale
Price
.
.
75c
Fine
Silk
Ties-Outlet
Sale
PYice
.
.
.
22.59
Men's
Suits
v
p'l
made.
No-
016
Third
Ave.
W.
25c
CHOOSE
YOUR
WARM
WINTER
OVERCOAT
HERE!
1
S22J0
Men's
line
Overcoats.
HIim
ChinchHlas
stlk
Lined.
All
Siies
5.95
$37.50
Fine
Tweed
Coats'
Sladc
Pr
Younger
Men.
Siylc
Up
to
Minute
2
95
$15.45
S
539.50
Men's
Overcoats
made
of
Uarimore
Cloth.
Peaut'ful
re
signs.
All
sizes
0
ff
A
Outlet
Sale
.
.
.
U
Suit
Cj
argatts
520.00
Men's
Suits,
(t
(Iff
Onlv
10.
To
clear
...
V,
vv
S32.00
Mrfi's
l(,ine
Suits.
Peifect
fit.
Outlet
a-f
its
Sale
Pricl
....
VJL.i'D
Underwear
23
Men's
Blue
Pant
Overalls.
All
sizes
j
7?
Now
V1''
tlM
Men's
Fine
Knit
Union
Suits.
2:lzea
95
c
$6.25
Men
8
All
wool
Union
Suits.
Medium
Qfl
weight
Men's
Heivy
nibbed
8hlrts
and
Drawers.
Now
Per
Oar.
$1.35
$8.50
Men's
Pine
SUk
and
Wool
a-8i
f.'ic
Toe
tn'lc;v,n!ii
Shirts
and
Drawers,
Leas
15
per
om
$2.50
Fine
Silk
Scarfs-Outlet
Sale
Price
.
75c
Men's
Dress
Suspenders
Boys'
and
Girls'
Slickers
Boys'
All
Wool
Pullovers
.
.
.
?2.75
Boys'
Union
Suits.
Fine
wool
.
.
Boys'
Long
Panta
All
11
OC!
$2.45
Fine
Men's
Pants.
All
sizes
Price
Now
1.45
$450
Men's
Pelt
Ha
a
Now
Just
across
from
I".
Burns
95c
45c
BOYS'
BARGAINS
45c
Boys'
B
races
O
?
Outlet
Sale
Price
.
.
$1.25
Boys'
Union
Suits
Sizes
22
to
34.
Now
.
.
Ue
$1.50
Boys'
Caps
Now
Boys'
Solid
Leather
Shoes.
Sizes
1-5
.
.
95c
.?a25
Boys'
All
Leath-
QS)
A
ft
r
Shoes.
Now
.
.
.
.
V-a-Ttv
$2.95
95c
1.95
fpANT"VALUES
750
(wire
of
Paiit
Sacrificed
$2
45
Fine
Men's
Pants.
All
aizea
Price
Now
$1.45
S4.75
Fine
Blue
Serge
A
Pnnt,s
all
sizes,
jiov:
SfS.75
glen's
Tweed
f
S?
Pants
all
sizes,
now
3Au4tJ
Super
Special
$4.50
Men's
Heavy
All
Wool
Jumbo
Sweater
Qfi
(
Coats.
Now
350
MEN'S
HIGH
GRADE
HATS
AND
CAPS
MUST
GO
$9.00
Men's
High
Grade
Fnlt
Mala
Price
ta
ryt?
Now
O
1.M
Men's
Rubber
foats.
Will
stand
all
kinds
6
fC!
of
rain
ll'i'tfj.M'iiaiiriiiiJwijga.Bw
Don't
delay.
Come
tomorrow
and
pet
your
share
of
the
bargains.
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