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1W3
FIKST
ENTHUSIASM
The
intense
enthusiasm
which
accompanied
the
first
movement
of
Canadian
troops
overseas
when
the
call
came
to
this
part
of
the
Empire
nearly
twenty
years
ago
will
be
recalled
tomorrow.
It
was
a
very
real
sacrifice.
The
general
opinion
was
that
the
men
went
to
their
certain
deathYThey
sold
or
gave
away
all
their
belongings.
There
was
to
be
no
return.
Some
of
those
men
are
with
us
today
but
many
remained
on
the
fields
of
France
and
Flanders.
Happily
their
spiritlg
fctill
with
us.
In
spite
of
much
of4he-ordidness
of
moddrn
life,
there
is
still
a
spirit
of
self-sacrifice
abroad
in
the
land
inspired
by
the
memory
of
those
splendid
men
who
went
overseas.
We
can
see
them
today
marching
to
their
ship
to
the
music
of
the
military
bands,
with
spectators
vvteeping
and
smiling
through
their
tears
in
order
to
cher-the
boys
on.
Women
cheered
as
they
wept.
Others,
dry-eyed,
felt
their
hearts
broken
yet
not
one
would
have
reversed
the
decision
to
go
at
the
country's
call.
It
was
aswonderful
spirit
that
developed
throughout
the
Effipira
in
those
days.
It
was
a
wonderful
spirit
that
made
everybody
carry
on,
glad
to
deny
themselves
anything
and
everything
in
order
that
the
men
overseas
might
be
Kwt
suyuiied,
This
spiritual
effect
is
the
great
reflex
of
tWawfuIness
of
the
carnage
which
took
place.
(
'rjmprrow
let
us
all
join
with
the
little
remnant
that
k
fti.ljj
left
in
keeping
alive
the
memory
of
that
wonderful
tiiie,
tluye
tremendous
sacrifices,
that
joyous
outburst
thai
came
on
Armistice
Day.
Jnsist
on
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BEST
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657
i
PLAY
VERY
ENJOYABLE
"Oh
Susan"
Provides
Breezy
Entertainment
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
Presented
by.
a
happily
selected
cast
of
young
people
under
the
capable
direction
of
6.
P.
Woodside,
the
dioll
four-act
comedy
farce
''Oh
9usan"
provided
bright
and
braaay
utertainment
for
a
large
and
appreciative
audience
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall
last
eve-.1:113.
The
play,
staged
under
the
.
unices
of
the
Amateur
Dramatic
Society
of
the
Cathedral,
wilj
bp
re-.xv.ted
toniglU
and,
in
view
of
Ihe
favorable
comment
which
the
fisst
piesenlitjon
elicited,
will,
doubtless,
be
rewarded
with
another
full
house.
The
plot
Is
a
novel
one
and
is
faj
from
being
burdensotpe
as
arateut
theatricals
sometimes
ant
Members
of
the
cast
each
play
the!
roles
with
credit
to
themselves
and
their
director
and
everythjfjf
weal
off
very
smoothly
last
night.
The
Interest
-of
the
audience
wa
well
sustained
until
the
ft!
curtain.
The
acts
are
not
long
wtoich
it
really
an
advantage.
Principal
members
of
the
caat
f
romantic
roles
are
Miss
fQtpyttfKp
McLeod.
whose
talent
Is
well
known
and
who
is
consistently
popular
and
Bill
Tobey.
whose
style
appear.-different
at
first
but
which
to
nevertheless
very
effective.
Mrs.
F
N.
Good.
Mis
Helen
MeUod
and
Mies
Margaret
McLeod
have
Important
part
which
they
portray
ir
fine
style
while
character
roles
are
depicted
by
William
Skins,
Miss
Eileen
Green.
Johnny
Comadina.
Mlas
Eileen
Oibson
and
Mr.
Wood
side,
each
of
whom
are
good.
Ttw
Junior
Symphony
Orchestra
under
direction
of
Bert
Cameron
placed
selections
at
opening
and
elating
and
between
acts,
the
evening's
program
being
distinctly
enhanced
thereby.
At
the
close,
of
the
program
last
evening.
Dean
Gibson
spoke
briefly,
expressing
appreciation
of
the
Urge
audience
and
of
the
work
of
Mr
Weoaalde.
the
director,
and
the.
caaV
Bob
Tobey
was
in
charge
of
properties
and
electrical
effects
were
loaned
by
Gordon's
Hardware
Stanley
palby
presided
at
the
door.
Misses
E.
Rivett
and
Joan
Croat
being
In
charge
of
seating
To
Canadian
Youth
Who
Fel
in
France
Your
dreams
were
sealed
so
long
ago.
When
the
rkbrent
call
of
youth
was
stilled;
Your
hopes,
desires,
and
love
pre-
Await
fuMlhMMt
of
Ihe
yaan.
To
Him
that
gave,
yarn
dream
re
turns
ynmarred.
that
He
may
take
I
MM
jAnd
fashion
with
bwiiiaUsk
de-Hfn
j
Us
Imprint
f
aebjty.
I
;
For
we
that
tread
the
Assert
year
Where
H
lays
broken
In
the
sands
Have
naught
to
guide
ua
save
the
star
That
gleams
the
brighter
for
your
dream.
N'ovtrntoer
1,
l?33.
Swifts'
and
Cold
JAI.D.
I
Storage
Winners
In
Bridge
League
I
Swift
Canadian
Co.
won
decisively
by
an
aggregate
score
of
7078
to
$051
over
Oddfellows
in
last
night
s
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
fix-tyre
In
the
other
match
of
the
eyrnine.
Cold
8torage
defeated
Orotto
6402
to
5741.
END
PAIN
Soothe
SORE
HANDS
by
Rubbing
in
p
Friday,
N,
.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
WIN
CANOE
FOR
BILLIARDS
!
HONEYMOON
ELKS
Tuesday
Night's
Fixture
Completed
Hay
in
Last
Night's
Match
Is
Very
Close
With
five
out
of
six
scheduled
games
played
last
night,
Empress
are
leading
q
rot
to
by
a
score
of
970
n
the
regular
Billiard
League
fixture,
individual
scores
having
been
S
fallows:
Don.
Brown
lOrptto),
200;
M.
E.
Young
t
Empress).
104.
Earl
Batt.
140;
A.
Donald,
200.
Bert
Morgan,
130;
Frank
Ald-ridge,
200.
George
Howe.
187:
Pete
Prltchard,
200.
John
May,
209;
Len
lUabe.
168.
The
game
of
W.
E.
Hutaon
vs.
J..'
Sutherland
will
be
played
tomorrow
night.
Tuesday
Night's
Games
FOOTBALL
LINE-UP
The
fallowing
line-up
is
an-touncad
by
King
Bdward
High
School
lor
tomorrow
afternoon's
Junior
League
football
fixture:
BUke;
RUchje
and
Kejaejr;
yam-anacka.
Va4o
and
Irfine;
Lear.
Orimbk,
Ilobtlan.
McQibh
aad
McMeekin.
Telephone
Bridge
And
Whist
Party
Larte
Attendance
at
Affair
Las)
Nisbt
by
Catholic
Ladies'
Aid
These
wage
iplftr.htte
tablet
all
In
play
a
a
large
telephone
bridge
and
whist
party
held
at
the
homes
of
various
hostesses
last
night
by
the
Catholic
Udiea'
Aid.
Hostesses
-for
the
evening
were
Mrs.
H.
F
Oiassey,
Mrs.
WlUfcwn
Brass,
Miss
Lorna
MacLartn.
fir.
McLean.
Mrs.
Peter
pejpng.
Mrs.
C.
P.
Ba-lagno.
Mrt.
Buseanich.
Mse.
E.
Pet-tanuao,
Mrs.
L.
J.
Bbdn.
Mrs.
Louis
Amadlo.
Mrt.
J..F.
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery.
The
prise
winners
were:
Contract-L4ka'
firet.
Mist
Mar
garet
Maguire;
consolation.
Mist
Jessk
Moffatt;
men's
tlrtt
N.
L.
Freeman,
consolation.
Frank
Rut-wU.
Auction
Ladles'
mat.
Mrt.
J.
Kred
Ritchie;
oonaolaUofi.
Mh.
E-Hattman;
men
s
first,
ty.
B.
Qswn;
.
J.
W.
KUpatflek;
Wtuat-Ladics'
first.
Mrs.
Fred
fMfou;
coneolarlon.
Mrt.
D.
Slevert;
men1!
firat.
J.
L.
Bkaln;
eonaolatlon,
N.
Anlonelll.
SIR
AKTHlft
IMPROVING
MQffTREAL.
Nov.
10:
OP)-lr
Arthur
Currie.
suftertpg
frm
a
small
cerebral
blood
vessel
blockade,
continues
to
make
Improvement
Jn
hospital
here.
Another
Haul
.
SPECIAL
For
the
Holiday
Perfect
Halanced
S.
B.
Shot
Gun
and
box
of
12
jro.
Shells
$15,95
Only
Tlirep
Outfitfi
Kaien
Hardware
PHONE:
3
e
healing
'Cream
Far
SPMIftS
f
BRUISES?
BITES
CUT
,
MAOe
IN
CANADA
m
,
SPORT
CHAT
.
.
1
l
ft.
flui
urAi
cellar
position
In
the
Junior
League
HOOP
PLAY
AT
TERRACE
MJrs
Loe
To
Mars
a
Mdlet'
Pame
.Mill
Crew
Brat
Town
TERRACE.
November
10-4n
the
Leagitr
baaketoall
games
at
Terrace
on
Saturday,
the
Macs
de
feated
the
Mikes
in
a
well
fought
gain
by
a
score
of
1S-6.
Scorrij:
Mikes
Mrs
MicheU
0.
L.
Christy
0.
Rose
KbK
0-
JfSM
Dtwar
ft.
9-
Uot
Head
0.
Beaiie
Moore
1
Ade
nine
Thomas
0
4.
Saat-M.
MLjfn
If.
J.
Cole
0
R
MgUsef
0.
Q.
SsnHh
.
R.
Taft
0.
18.
Referee
D
K"er.
Mrn'p
flame
In
a
veey
baeaOr
eajitafifd
game
the
Mill
Crew
won
over
the
Tow-
by
two
pobsu.
Use
score
being
M-
10.
Te-D
Mat
van
1
W.
MCon-nal
S.
J.
Bvgmore
4.
L
Johnson
2
C.
Mkchiel
2.
F
Hepp
0
19.
Mill
Crew-F
Thomat
4.
D
Utile
14.
F
Hipp
1
D
Kerr
0.
K
Kerr
1.-21.
Sirs.
Hohert
TomJinsoit
Had
."Many,
ami
Varied
Krperieiice
In
North
1
,
I
i
CEDARVAJJB,
Novamhar
WTfej
death
ocsggred
here
aj
Tvesdayl
I
at
the
home
of
ber
davightar,
Mrs,
U.
8.
Tordiffe.
Mrt.
Alice
,
Maty
1
ilomlinaon.
widow
of
th
late
Rev
)
Robert
ToBinasjD,
fomefiy
Of
Meansklnlafct.
Mrs.
TosrM
ion
waa
torn
at
Per-sonstown.
Ireland.
In
1851.,
coming
to
VleVnte
when.
er
years
old
w)tb
her
Barents,
the
late
Richard
ajtd
Anne
Wools.
Mr.
Woods
was
for
a
time
sheriff
and
also
registrar
at
Victoria
la
the
early
days.
In
ISM,
Alice
Mafk
wa
married
saiuroay
wgnv
ui
rTf'
to
Rev
Robert
Tbmllnion
mis-'
postponed
from
aet
night
will
bring
Ih.
M.n.
inAin
f,.r
th.
I
rwo
postponea
games
in
luesaay
togetner
me
senior
Church
Mlssk"ary
Society
Lon-I
IghU
fixture
between
Elks
and
RmyH9an
and
the
Qfto
who
are
hf)nrvmoo
Canadian
Legion
were
played,
giv-
at
present
in
second,
place.
In
the
wu
gnl
w
jourceytng
in
an
open
j
lag
the
$ks
the
victory
by
an
ag-,
Ladles'
division
the
Comets
will
ntUft
maBnM
ky
rlgbt
na.j
gregat
score
of
1111
to
1042.
The
j
have
the
opportunity
to
tie
up
that
tTei
1nm
'victoria
to
Klnrollth!
resuiU
of
Ihe
postponed
games
were
Ljeague
if
they
beat
the
CascUqaJt.
l0
.
tne
NlM
riw
wr,rre
at
that
i
at
touowa:
iThe
litaii
sehooi
wm
late
on
time
Mr.
Tomllnson
was
stationed
n
n
-1
.nil...
AAA.
.
1
.
.
,
.
I
i.
r.
ufiHfno
bik.
mjv;
Air
a
warriors,
lite
CUrvMa-maer
onnp
Murray
(Canadian
Legion).
1M.
I
together
the
Flashes
and
the
WjJMajti
Lamble
14S:
G.
P.
Tinker.
seouU.
They
will
be
fighting
for
ate.
Mrs.
Tomilrison
bad
numerous
and
varied
experiences
I-
her
missionary
work,
suffering
many
privations
and
even
da
grr
but.
on
tr
t
whole,
enjoyed
good
health
uo
o
the
lest
fiav
year,
and.
while
not
seeming
critically
Ul.
has
bee
-.
illlrf!
and
the
end
was
not
unex-
Of-ted
Dereased
Is
survtved
by
two
torn
Robaet.
at
Now
MeUakaUa.
Alaska
4
Utomat
Klibard
of
Odarrale
nd
three
daughter.
Mrs.
A.
S
Tordiffe
and
Mrs
W
W
Moberly
of
Cedarvale
and
Mrs.
O
Douglas
if
Parterville.
Vancouver
bland.
Tt
e
funeral
waa
held
at
the
vn-tage
church
at
Meanaklnlsht
a-d
burial
was
made
beside
deceased's
busJaand.
who
passed
aseay
Is
Mil.
Many
friends
were
gathered
to
pav
their
respects
to
one
who
was
more
to
maajr
of
them
than
lust
a
friend
and
nelet.bor.
She
will
be
remembered
especially
by
those
who
knew
her
in
earlv
days
for
her
kind
loving
sympathy
to
all
She
was
the
ptaneer
aikalcjrary
vna
to
Iske
up
pensunent
misWnce
In
northern
BC.
cosning
to
Kmeolin
In
IMC.
Also
she
waa
one
of
the
aat
of
Use
real
tries
UNITLO
STATUS
HOLD
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Nov.
10:
CP
i
The
United
SUtes
Treasury
price
for
gold
today
waa
$33.30.
being
five
rent
higher
than
Quick
Relief
Now
From
Neuralgia
JACK,!
TO
SCt
CLARK
AtOuT
THAT
S
OtDtR
IN
10
MIMUTf
AND
I
HAVE
Tf
wtf
htlrtint...
WHAT
CAN
I
OO
?
i-
y
oomt
wqmv!
wr
somc
AISIBIN.TWO
T
ABUTS
WILL
1TOP
That
Pmn
iu
A
rew
MINWteS.
ZtATSS
f
VtLl.
jack,
i
oor
Te
oaoss.
VSS.
PI
LT
f
it
M
a
npott
VOU
HT.
ru
AlMAVS
acT
sieisiN
QUICK
IIUIP
MOM
AAlS
in
w
Real
ASPIRIN
Starts
Taking
Hold
in
Few-
Minutes
Now
comes
amatlnvly
qultk
r4ief
from
!eaUWie,
rkeumaliAin,
neuri-ti,
ntwliih
.
.
.
hfief
taft
flirf,
it
It
tnlil,
grt
tlitnvftrJ,
ThoM
resulls
are
due
to
a
seien-llif
discovery
by
ltKh
so
Aspirin
1
ablet
beoins
to
dimolve,
or
(lis-inlritrale,
in
the
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space
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