PAGE
FOUR
has
the
goodness
of
prime
beef
and
that
is
why
it
builds
strength
for
you:
TRY
IT!
CANADA
HAS
WAR
GAMES
and
4
i
TORONTO,
Oct.
19:
(CP
De
fence,
forces
of
Canada
have
just
Completed
"grand
scale"
manoeuv-!res
at
Camp
Borden
for
the
first
jtlme
since
the
Great
War.
So
far
jldwed
to
languish
greatly
undei
'Strength.
The
Royal
22nd
Regiment
JjFrench-Canadian)
could
scarcely
jnuster
100
all
ranks
while
the
Jtoyal
Canadian
Regiment
had
nc
inore
than
400
on
parade.
One
regiment
of
cavalry
was
employed
twith
a,
strength
of
135,
while
there
was
one
battery
of
medium
art!!-
Cedarvale
acrjr
wim
two
w-pounaers
ana
two
batteries
of
field
using
the
pre-war
18-pounders.
;
The
feature
of
the
manoeuvres
was
the
use
of
mechanization.
All
.the
artillery
Is
now
divided
Into
motorized
units
and
the
exercises
were
aimed
at
demonstrating
how
uiese
are
employed
In
modern
warfare.
I
Xetr
and
Old
"t
And
the
manoeuvre
were
en-lightening
First
,
there
were
demonstrations
of
moving
a
partially
mechanized
column
of
Infantry
45
miles.
Then,
having
got
the
foot-lopers
that
distance
away
from
ineir
quarters
at
Camp
Borden,
Uie
7
military
tradition,
established
Jed
him
since
ine
aays
01
me
Komans,
faithfully
adhered
to.
Airplanes
played
a
large
part
in
exercises.
Realistic
bombing
gas-spray
displays
featured
'the
various
engagements
and
co-
Manoenvres
On
Large
Scale
At
operation
of
aircraft
and
tanks
in
Camp
Borden
.harassing
troop
movements
was
well
exemplified.
Canada's
two
light
tanks,
her
four
anti-aircraft
guns
and
her
dozen
Carden-Lloyd
machine
gun
carriers
were
brought
into
play
at
effective
stages.
What
the
maneouvres
did
teach
was
that
Canada's
defence
forces
las
the
territory
over
which
the
m
ate
to
any
Itminc
nnoratpn
pnnrimoH
trio
2c
waVtaDostaK
Sizeable
Job
may
caUed
.mimic
warfare
wanare
was
imposing,
It
n
to
rfor
mand
th
k
,
i
covered
close
to
800
square
miles,
.
.
.,
H
H
'of
country,
not
unlike
the
rolling
wround
north
of
the
Somme.
But
Jwith
that,
the
grandiose
charactet
vceases.
At
no
time
were
more
than
?2,000
troops
engaged
and
of
thesfi
sOiily
about
1,500
were
soldiers
of
fthe
permament
force
as
Canadians
call
their
small
regular
army
ii
wo
muiua
regimenis
iook
part
i
or
three
days.
Since
the
war
the
Canadian
ipermament
units
have
been
al-
ment
needs
renovating.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Moraes,
Victory
Cove;
A.
P.
Monson,
J.
Hartln
and
E.
Nanack,
city;
J.
E.
Morgensen,
Hazelton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Turbitt,
Alice
Arm;
Jerry
Dodd,
Telegrapa
Creek;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Innls,
Klt-
katla.
Royal
Jack
Gann,
city;
H.
Olsen,
Daw
son:
William
Taperchuk,
White-
horse;
F.
A.
Willis,
Vancouver;
O.
L.
Evans,
Toronto;
J.
Hasn
Prince
Rupert
M.
E.
Campbell,
Port
Simpson;
i.
A.
Barnwell.
J.
C.
McLennan,
Jack
Balkin
and
Lyon
Lightstone,
Vancouver.
H.
G.
Laurie,
George
Casey
Jr.
and
Wong
Kee.
Anyox;
William
Colquhoun,
Prince
George;
I
'PPearcd
with
a
classified
adver-
Mrs.
V.
T.
Watts,
Portage
laPralrie,
"sement
caiung
attention
to
It
Norman
Nelson.
New
Westminster;
Three
parties
called
that
evening
F.
Waterman,
Seattle:
Frank
Bar-
and
"they
have
been
coming
ever
ber.
Smithers;
R.
Nicholson,
Port
,!'nce"
is
the
way
It
was
told
that
Edward;
Mrs.
O.
C.
Sessions
and
many
people
wanted
the
place.
Miss
Audrey
Sessions,
Terrace;
W.
Bickle,
Grassy
Plains.
Central
,'
CYCLES
POPULAR
E
Romsbotten,
J.
R.
Blackburn
and
T.
Flewin.
Prince
Rupert;
REGINA,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
Bicycle
George
Kelly,
Atlin;
Jack
Wide,
riders
are
Increasing
in
Regina.
'
general
staff
Invented
schempjs'H
TtAinh
nnrt
j
if9ii
rv,.
W,
r?Jml
the
R
a
L
to
J-
Haddock.
Mayo;
A.
Miltchin,
light
their
way
back.
Thus
wa?
J
Winnipeg.
4-Piece
Bedroom
Suite
$59.50
Bed,
Chiffonier,
Vanity
and
Bench
ltd
Avenue
You'll
Always
Do
Better
at
ELIO'S
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
'Honeymoon
Trip
lEnds
In
Tragedy
(Bride
of
Three
Days
Shoots
Her
'
Hnsband
in
Washington
Woods.
in
.Mistake
For
Deer
OLYMPIA,
Washington,
Oct
19.
A
honeymoon
hunting
trip
ended
tn
J
tragedy
near
here
yesterday
when
1
Mrs.
James
Jordan,
a
bride
of
three
.days,
mistook
her
husband
for
a
I
deer.
She
shot
and
seriously
Injur-
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Foggy,
calm,
temperature
42.
Aiyansh
Raining,
calm,
45.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Foggy,
calm,
33.
Stewart
Foggy,
calm,
33.
Stewart
Foggy,
calm,
32.
Hazelton
Foggy,
calm,
35.
Smithers
Foggy,
calm,
31.
Burns
Lake
Foggy,
calm,
33.
Wanted
In
Killings,
Is
Dead
Himself
Swamp
Near
Miami
MIAMI,
Florida,
Oct.
19:
The
body
of
32-year
old
Joe
Moller.
wanted
in
connection
with
the
deaths
of
two.
-women
and
a
man,
tra
fmirirt
In
a
ra--imn
nMr
hm
he
man
was
a
suicide
or
had
been
poisoned.
Advertisement
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aily
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Classified
Brought
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Inquiries
An
Ambrose
Avenue
house
wai
ented
the
evening
the
Daily
News
Official
records
show
1,900
licences
have
been
purchased
this
year,
185
more
than
In
1937.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
October
m
m
n
N
n
a
pi
m
r4
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
The
End
of
J
Delayed
bj
fog
which
has
been
general
along
the
coast.
CHJl
Ueamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
H.
E
Ktdden.
did
not
arrive
until
2
I'clock
thk
afternoon
from
Van-tuver,
Powell
River
arid
Ocean
alls
The
vessel
is
scheduled
tr
Walter
Abel
in
the
leading
roles,
ill
at
4
pJn.
for
Anyox
and
Stew-'and
rt
but
will
probably
be
later
In
retting
away.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt
feil
McLean,
coming
north
from
ancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
lands,
left
Queen
Charlotte
Citj
t
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
for
f
issctt
Inlet
where
she
was
mak-ng
her
emits
this
nv?rn!n".
She
Is
due
to
arrive
here
tonight.
In
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
had
a
capacity
list
of
296
passen-
cers
aboard
on
arrival
here.
Dis
which
awafted
the
arrival
of
the
Louise.
The
through
passengers
on
the
Princess
Louise
Included
crews
of
the
Yukon
River
steamers
among
whom
were
Captains
Donald
Mc-K'V.
Nonnan
Marion.
F--fn
Mnrrl-
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and
Camnbell.
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vestirriav
AnthnritlM
u.rp
to
say
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last.
nighU
whether
5
n,rson
boarded
the
hcre
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the
south.
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city
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Bo-gart,
Gloria
Dickson,
Allan
Jenkins
Joe
Penner
comedy,
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a
mid-week
double
bill
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against
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rlder
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Mrs.
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Home
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Mrs.
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of
Mrs.
Henry
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the
former
June
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held
last
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night
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the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
Ad
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Eighth
Avenue
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by
Mrs.
R.
Wagner.
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at
cards
were
Mrs.
Macdonald,
first,
and
Ml&i1
Martin,
second.
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music
and
singing
was
enjoyed
and
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
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gifts
were
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to
the
guest
of
honor.
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present
were
Mrs.
Moorehouse,
Mrs.
Parsons,
Mrs.'
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Miss
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Miss
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and
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