Mission Teams Open Season in Fraser Valley League
In the Fraser Valley Basketball League opener at Milner the Mission teams split results with Langley. The girls led at half but the Langley squad held the floor for a half margin, then Mission tied the game 9‑all at final whistle. The B team boys won 18–9, while the A team boys edged Langley 21–20 in a close finish. Beaton and Cox led Mission scorers. Allan and Gulliford shut down Langley forwards. Rekardt and Jim Langing matched Wilkinson in a strong center matchup. Mr. Trave Getlifard refereed all games. Next action is November 16 at Mission against Chilliwack, with a friendly against Hammond planned for November 2. Milner lineups: Givle Mieses Catherwood Vercher, Cox, Dr McLean, Gibburn. B team Northcote, Cola, Mr Donald, Melon, Stafford, Stewart. A team Beaton, Cox, Mekards, C Galliford, Atlan.
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Mission
Praser Valley
Langley
Milner
Mission Birla Seom
Mission Boys
Thair
Flonv
Beaton
Cox
Allan
Gullifard
Rekardt
Jim Langing
Wilkinson
Varsity
Trave Getlifard
Chilliwack Wil
Hammond
Thiraday
Givle
Mieses Catherwood
Verchere
McLean
Gibburn
Cola
Mr Donald
Melon
Stafford
Stewart
Boya
Mekards
C. Galliford
Atlan
Government bridge in Port Coquitlam nears completion
Oct 20 report states the government traffic bridge is advancing rapidly toward completion with the western pier finished recently. Beams and stringers rest across the span and workers may drink 25 to 70 quarts of water daily during the heavy construction work.
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Port Coquitlam
Completon
Wholesale Mario in Vancouver Market Report
Vancouver market notes from October 17 show mixed wholesale movement with fruit vegetables and staples. Australian oranges Mostly allocated to Vancouver with limited eastward demand. Ontario Concord grapes arrive priced around 80 cents per dave. general grading and storage pressures affect consumer choices and price ranges in a fluctuating market.
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Vancouver
U.S
Canada
United States
Ft.ui Pee
Ontario
Concord Trapes
Pollo
Apples and onions price signals from Koolonay markets
The notice reports that growers in the Koolonay area are stacking apples and onions for sale. It notes costs to place fruit in crews and mentions a healthy demand with better future markets, urging storage of winter apples. Onions are produced this year, with signals of market activity despite transport costs.
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Apila Hey
Koolonay Diablers
Daluis
Okanagan Valley
Tell Deca
Lipet Tride
Teolenay
Wisirie
McGill and its Story Celebrates a Hundred Years
The volume by Cyrus MacMillan traces McGill College from its log hut beginnings in Lower Canada to a modern national university. It details early funding struggles, Royal Institution oversight, and the pivotal leadership of James McGill, George Mountain, and Sir William Dawson. The book notes McGill’s evolution, the 1820 opening, and a century marked by trials, growth, and national relevance.
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Althoa
Honsatt Gill University
McGill
Cyrus MacMillan
Lower Canada
Quebec
United States
Royal Institute For the Advancement of Learning
Kine
Moraine
Wagernesa
Reading
James McGill
Royal Institution For the Advancement of Learning
Burnside
George Jehoshaphat Mountain
Royal Institution
Prench
M. Montier
Mucenjam
Sir William Dawson
Montreal
Callowe
Faculty of Arts
Dawson
Arthur Currie
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
MacMillan
Canada
Studium Generale
Fundy
Oxford University Press
Toronto
I Canada
John Jane
London
England
Company
New York
Bonar Law Named New Prime Minister in Britain
Bonar Law rises to leadership in the Conservative party and becomes Prime Minister as Britain faces political shifts. He has long served in Parliament, holding roles in the Board of Trade and as a key figure in the Coalition era. The forthcoming election looms with his party seeking a strong stance.
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Andrew Bonny Hay
New Britabele
Dhl
Glanguw
Seutland
Sundlane
Fife
Ivision
Glasgow
Yeterwards Dulmell
Board of Jade
House of Commons
AF. Balfour
Wnlh
Lloyd George
A. Few
Heo Lewis
Conservative
Britain
Unsound Business Methods Spark Industry Inquiry
A damaged, hard to read note accuses wholesale firms of unreliable practices and evasive replies. The text alleges shipping delays, failed remittance, and deceptive actions tied to a fraudulent wholesale operation. It mentions liquor trades and theft concerns, with vague references to audits and who is responsible.
Parmer Lands: Nin Purchasing Power of She Dol Dar
Nin purchasers gain power described as over Ta 1-3 percent with a 20 percent cut in profits. Farmers must sell produce at one delay and sixty cents worth of power, 26 2-4 percent wider than present dollar value. Freight and express charges on fruit and produce unchanged while companies pay workers. Betorn vortaley can be reached here inside a revalling over all around.
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She-Doldar
Sunshine Apple Sale Planned by Rotary in Halloween Event
Mr. Wi Morgan leads Mika Hvotters line in a bus day for One Sunshine Clinic ahead of Hallowe'en. Rotary Club members to host apple drive with Sunshine-Apple branding. Nanny pumpkins needed to decorate windows. over 200 rows of apples have been reserved. Call in for pumpkins and help to continue the effort.
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Wi. Morgan
Ling
Rangemwenty
Tic HoGuy
Anisaly
Hallowe'en
Ag B.C. Suhshine
Vina
Shina Clube
Colbie
Visit to Vancouver General Hospital Inauspicious Event
The report notes a visit to Vancouver General Hospital for a patient recovering from a major operation. A chick in the hospital scene is mentioned. The article also references Chinese clatters and a figure of 60,000 Gapositors in Great Britain.
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Great Britain
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Chilliwack
Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
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Poperhauger
Abbotsford
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Mario
M&gill
James Megill
MS Gill University
E.W. Beatty
Mc Gills
Bonar Law
Preminr
B.C
Amperes Toy
Uionsalii
Dallars
Lotheiy
Parmer
Visistah
Eanby
Vancouver General Hospital
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