J
ill.
1942
IfOllMIE
I
i-
not
rnt-i
bv
the
Lt-
;
or
by
the
ti.sh
Columbia
irH
Victory
Loan
Totals
lie
1073
1311
"
J
l'uhovers
1
2
3
VICTORY
jS
N
OH
DEFEAT;
VW
t
i
rfrdom
or
V
,
slavery.
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iiUernatim
now.
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Cigar
Store
K
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hint
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for
14
THRIFT
Cash
and
Carry
Individual
Scores
In
Mixed
Bowls
lures
in
Combined
Men's
and
"..
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.Pierce
Women's
League
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).
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LaEelle
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Alger
114
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Btegavtg
315
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?t'lg
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Heaugh
183
Mh
......
241
Handicap
!
I
Comidina
314
Kinslor
'
Handicap
!
Totals
!
People
Robinson
rw
12
Llbby
Felamlhal
158
98
Lou
Pelaenihal
130
V
Lee
Lew
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lee
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,
Lee
Handicap
Totals
...
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T
Fraeer
.
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K.
Oarland
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C.
Fraser
C
KW'-tt
Handicap
.
Totals
Twrrpv
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Thomoton
B
OIen
W.
Olsen
R.
Daly
A
Dalv
Handicap
Total
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Johnson
'
vn
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Murmu
Anderson
HTiicap
Totals
Stone?
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Burnett
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121
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144
331
134
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OVERIIAELED
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS-
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1
272
119
120
Ballinter
1W
106
176
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Hi
TotaU
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Lee
Lamb
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133
107
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366
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100
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113
114
130
193
114
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302
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Lawnmowers
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Elrl
Class
Work
a
rHONU
RED
881
Delivering
j
LtajsUiiiiBiitHMiiHrBtsna
If
only
for
selfish
considerations,
Victory
Bonds
help
you
save
for
a
rainy
day
and
good
pay
Interest.
The
good
citizen,,
however,
will
buy
them
to
help
speed
Victory.
DEJONG'S
Cash
and
Carry
Fifth
and
McBrlde
Titoops
practise
guns
in
A'
Arm
Man
barrage
or
shells
rlliUJ
illll
ITldll
toon.
II
(Continued
from
page
1)
W.
O.
WelU.
Chlcoutiml,
showed,
'Mulock;
the
guns
of
his
pla-;
Funeral
Details
of
Hit
1..
Tl.U
uv.w.
1
1.
.Matched
Artillery
Oen.
Crerar
and
the
Minister
Col.
Mulock
wound
up
bis
tour.-
with
a
late-afternoon
visit
to
headquarters
of
a
Canadian
Army
Tank
Brigade
accompanied
by
the
SB
172
ltt
lieutenant
-
colonel
commanding
;B
sz
ii
i
'PI
the
Three
Rivers
Tank
Regiment.
JW
m
1T
After
having
tea
with
officers
of
1S7
127
127
.
h,
tank
briaade.
he
motored
back
196
330
140
100
103
171
101
to
London
reaching
his
hotel
in
Ume
for
dinner.
OI.DKST
FARMER
LEISTON.
Suffolk.
Oct
23
0
Britain's
oldest
working
farmer
i3
Arthur
Rope.
92.
who
farms
1.400
acres.
His
father
was
farming
at
98.
mini
i
am
ii
i
ii
mi
i
hi
ssSZSEsHssWaijtMSa
NOTHING
MATTERS
NOW
BUT
.
J
I
BUY
THE
,
i
NEW
I
VIGIORY
j
Philpott,
Evitt
Co.
Ltd.
Coal
Building
.Materials
and
Heavy
Hardware
Usui
ii
1
1
1
1
o
o
s
o
o
a
a
o
g
Laid
At
Rest
Kiles
Under
Masonic
Auspices
For
Late
II.
W.
Hutler
.
....
,
,
lunched
at
headquarUjrs
or
a
J
with
Tyee
Lodge,
A.F.
&
A.M..
Kun.ig
,n
mc
Mixea
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade,
chat-
in
charge
of
the
rites,
the
funeral
Howling
League
IhU
week
were
as
ted
with
a
maior-geaeial
arid
At
Ih
laf'
Herbert
W.
Biitler.
then
travelled
to
arlS
artillery
ft&meniT:e!ierarih
aeent
at
2
3
range
on
Sou
Uiernjngland's
Alice
Arm!
who
died
at
Port
160
137
Downs.
Seated
on
a
hfliide
with
Simpson
last
week-end,
took
gradually
away
up
the
valley
slope
and
George
Hill,
the
chaplain.
with
scrambling
along
B
gunners
v
M,imiiiniMt
mwh
f
I
ICIIUO
V
UCWHCU
ilUUi
AUIC
188
308
uruuiu
it
uiiui
uivy
weic
iiiuim
Arm
acieu
as
pauoearers.
i
ney
1M
178
197
1ijB
...
11Q
Gen.
Crerar
apologized
for
w
hav
m
t
rfturn
to
nls
headquarters.
113S
1103
1183
were
Jens
Larsen,
Ole
112
IIS
1M
lnK
wheel
oi
a
JP'
and
pipe
In
flowers.
ICC
134
201
movui,
urove
iiunacu
noun-
180
198
132
cm'
down
a
steep
nill
from
the
154
130
236
ranj(e
to
his
automobile.
168
317
164
9fil
iHfl0rtraTeUed
total
181
34&
3tt
236
to
w
the
a
Canadian
canaoian
area
area
u
to
visit
visit
the
we
A
dollar
bill
is
worth
one
hundred
cents
no
more.
Each
dollar
bill
in
a
Victor'
Bond
will
return
jou
MORE
than
a
dollar
and,
mean
time,
will
help
dc
feat
the
foe.
Evindsen,
J
MHce
Cranley,
George
Casey,
Mor
rir
Peterson
and
Barney
Turbttt.
2
3
He
climbed
In
behind
the
steer-
There
were
many
beautiful
JAM
ON
WATERWAYS
LONDON,
Oct
23
0
The
traffic
i
Jam
has
been
taken
from
the
high
-
40
40
40
camp
of
the
Calgary
Tank
Regi-
way
oy
peirw
icsuicuons
ouv.
wi
;
1031
1017
llil
ment
where
Ueut.
Hector
Mac-.11"1
of
Britain's
canals
1
A
Garland
134
2
3
Donald
of
Toronto
took
him
for
iranuponauon
oi
muniuon
100
77
a
ride
in
one
of
the
tanks.
The
and
supplies,
the
traffic
Jam
has
1S3
304
Postmaster
rode
up
and
down
a'"""-"
.,.
130
151
street
In
the
wireless
operator-gun
wm-
112
212
loader's
seat
and
then
escorted
by
87
96
MaJ.
Fred
Jenner
of
Oids.
Alta.,
237
278
Inspected
gunnery
classes
and
72
72
chatted
with
tankmen
who
took
n
Canada
at
War
25'Yfears
Ago
Oct.
23.
1917:
-
French
made
important
advance
on
the
Aisn-front,
capturing
Malmalvm
Fori
and
the
villages
of
Allemant
and
'
Vaudesaon,
Get
man
positions
pen-
etrafed
to
a
depth
Of
more
than
j
i
wo
mues
ana
bjwj
prisoners
ws-
en.
!
181
268
Drig.
P.
C.
Tees,
Col.
Mulock
place
yesterday
afternoon,
many
NUNS
AS
FIRE-WATCHERS
160
308
watched
the
men.
of
an
artillery
friends
and
sympathizers
turnim1
LONDON.
Oct.
23
0
Nuns
in
178
201
regiment
move
up
a
long
slope
out
to
pay
final
tributes
of
sym-
"enclosed"
convents
who
never
195
ISO
spread
out
below
on
the
heels
of
pathy
and
respect.
leave
them
to
mix
with
the
gen-
1641
311
live
shell-fire.
The
Masons
paraded
from
the
eral
public
are
to
be
allowed
to
Before
the
start
of
the
exercise,
Temple
to
the
Granville
Court
register
for
fire
watching
duties
an
officer
explained
over
loud
chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers
where
by
post
and
must
enrol
for
duties
BDeakera
the
oblftci.
was
in
ihnv
ttw
arwti
onnriiiMorf
hv
Rp
on
their
own
nremlses.
170
m
176
tf,e
unner
exacUy
how
infantry
James
A.
DonnelL
pastor
of
First
I
p
.
uaJong
280
147
268
felt
operating
under
a
nroteeUre
Utalted
Church.
Mrs.
LoU
Vauchan
11.
SaVille
H8
77
110
harras
At
th
men
wtaric
tnr.
!
nroaldxl
ilu
nmn
in
.,wn-
J
ll
wtrd
,n
waves,
there
were
pany
the
hymns
which
were
"Lead
387
dull
explosions
to
the
rear
of
the
Kindly
Light"
and
Abide
With
nartv
nn
flu
hmita
A
umnri
u
"
later
Sheila
rMllH
Kp
tunrH
first
Tvu
T
mtoa
hoH
hino
nf
lha
.
!?
?!
whining
overhead
and
then
committal
rites
in
the
Masonic
,u
Jj
plunging
Into
the
soft
earth
with
plot
at
Fairvlew
Cemetery.
The
,L
...
...
f"h
explosions
that
threw
the
service
was
conducted
by
R.
M.
NOTHING
MATTERS
NOW
kT
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t
il
ter
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at
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did
a
job
we
couldn't
do.
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j
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gloried
in,
their
achievement
but,
when
I
those
who
lived
return,
let
none
of
them
fl
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me'
a
man
wno
refused
to
do
his
duty
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