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“If you want to know if you are a

yourself this question—‘Can
you can, you are a success. If you can’t, drop out.’’

That’s plain talk, but it’s true.

That’s something for the young man
of Canada to think over.
are not saving money—you are not

getting anywhere.

You are lifting your feet and put-
ting them down on the same spot
day after day, marking time.

No man ever succeeded that way.

Take a grip on yourself and cut
out those careless, useless expend-
itures you make day after day.

Victory Bonds are your oppor-

tunity.

Buy a “big block” of Victory Bonds.

 

If you

u save money

Buy them on easy terms -- under
the instalment plan.

Grit your teeth—and pay for them!
You can do it.

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And think what this money saved | ~
may mean to you later in fide =iIt a
may mean an interest in some busi- i
ness; it may mean the making of .
a home. It will mean that you can ’ 7

of the Deminion of Canada

avail yourself of some investment
opportunity that will ensure your
financial or business success.
possession of some “ ready money”
has often been the foundation of a
fortune.

Begin saving to-day.

Buy Victory Bonds

Issued by Canada’s Victory Loan Comunittee
in co operation with the Minister of Finance

The

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RED OUT OF
U.S. CONGRESS

‘
“tukee Socialist Was in Open
POSition to Recent War.

veclal via GO. T Pp Telographs, )

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ASHING TON Nov, 44.- -Hold-.

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dhe Pw ineligible for
Lh Berger — Congress, Vie.
denied *, Milwaukee Socialist,
Y an oy e bis Seat in the house
“son te cn mine yote. The'
Wlained lis ‘eligibility, it was
te Dpositi, because of his
te + 2M to the late war.

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Wing = “Seal Berger was

MWY LEONARD
__ DEFEATS BARTFIELD

as

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Mard cen Nov, 42. Benny
Brooklyn Y defeated Bartileld,
at The n an eight-round

ad ny, lightweight cham.

at a trouble in hold his
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test. " at all stages of

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STATE PURCHASE
OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC

Railwaymen’s Leader Says Pro-
hibition Not Acceptable to
British Workman.

(Spevial via GO. TP. Telegraph.)

LONDON, November t1.
Thomas, leader of the
vailwaymen, in supporting
proposais for public ownership of
the liquor trade, said
would be blind to his
knowledge and experience with
the working clases if he did not
quite honestly and firmly say that
prohibition would not be accept

English

intimate

able to them at this time. In place}

of prohibition they would accept
state purchase and control of the
‘iquor traffic.

GERMAN REPATRIATION

BERLIN, Nov. 12.
225,000 Genman prisoners have
been returned to Germany from

the British internment camps
The 55,000 that still remain are
expected to be all back by the end

 

    

of November.

that he|

 

‘POLAND ASKS FOR

| (Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs.;)
|

 

LONDON, Novy, 11.—It has been

learned from reliable sources that}

| Poland is about to issue an inter-

| vention to all the belligerent par-|ed States revenue cutter Bear is
oa ties in Russia, The intervention, | pack from her thirty-third annual
; which will be issued to Finland) patrol of the Behring Sea. Owing
the | @nd Esthonia also, will ask for) to the early ice this year she was
On) unable

the cessation of hostilities
November 25 and the sending of
| delegates to a peace conference at
Warsaw. The allies will be asked
to send representatives

ITION CLAIMS

PROHIB
COMMISSION ADJOURNS

 

| VANGOUVER, Nev 11, -—-Mr.
| Justice W. H. P. Glement, sitting
}as to investigate
| « iaims for compensation of those
who had lost as a result of the

commiissionel

More than|enactment of the Prohibition Act, |

opened the investigation here on

 

made at the request of counsel
and will be till Deeember 15

 

Monday, but adjourned the sit-
tings before any evidence Was)
taken The adjournment was

‘BEAR RETURNS FROM
| PEACE WITH RUSSIA

|

 

HER ANNUAL PATROL

Unable to Reach Point Barrow
With Supplies. |

SEATTLE, Nov. 11.—The Unit.

to reach Point Barrow
with supplies, This was very un-
fortunate and will cause consider-
able hardship and privation to the
people located at that place and
in the vicinity this winter. It will
be June or July before Point Bar.
row is again accessible.

 

 

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NORTH VANCOUVER, Nov. 12.
An old timer of this district
died yestemday when Charles Le-
roy passed away at his home, He
had reached the great age of 104
years and Wad lived in British Co.
lumbia since 1882. He was horn
in France and settled firot at Port
Moody where he was married at
the age of 85,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
   
 

See ALBERT & McCAFFERY
before you purchase

Anything in the Building Line
Prince Rupert Spruce Co.’s Lumber
Lime : eae ™ Plaster

Brick Shingles Laths
Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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National Grocery Co.

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