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1 Monarchs Defeat Aces in High Merchants Defeated Kaiens Last |
ttract ve t es School Junior Encounter— Night in Keenly Contested Se- O 1¢ e O e u ]
Flashes Beat Rockets nior League Encounter }
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Exceptional alues Hieh Sehos! basketball got off to Merchants a Kaien: to We have just been instructed from headquarters to close
a flying Stal yesterday when tw ast evening int Senior indoor box
: closely contested games were play rosse at the Exhibition Hall. In ; our doors for several days to take stock.
IN WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR ed in the Exhibition Hall Junior League Kaiens had an } ‘ P
The Juniors played a good gam 10 to 2 victory over Grotto All M h d W ll R Mi k d
SEE OUR BARGAIN TABLE jconsidering that many playe: The Senier game was a hotly| erc an ise i ue e ar e
A wonderfu! opportunity for those wearing the $ | were beginners. The Aces control i affair despite the fact! i ‘i
smaller sizes. Broken lines to clear 3-49 led the play in the first half and,|{hat the Kaiens held the lead] | | for quick action. We strongly urge you to lay off buying Men’s
is a result, led at the interval 8-2 roughout. At the end of the first} ' ’ * ’ ; ’ 5 ,
- ‘ 4 ; / 1es
SPECIAL— In the second half, however, they! period the score was 4 to 1, at the | and Boys Clothing, Men s, Lad ¢ and Children $ Boots and
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, we will allow |}j were outplayed by the Monarehs| end of the second 9 to 6 and, at the Shoes Ete., Ete.
Oo, f ; 7 ‘ag ‘ . }who played inspired ball. The lat ne of the third 88 to 9. Early in the r . . eos .
10% Off All Regular Lines For Cash Sales lser sgaithed the ‘deg. from the |zaile ‘Bronkin ‘Wit eutlinel al Further particulars will be published in the press on Thurs.
“Bri j is j i y is * Aces in e dying nts « he| ‘ory face injur na scrimmage | : . ° "
Bring This Advertisement in With You for Discount _ " a ‘a n nom = of the y a . mae be me day. Wait and watch for the most sensational sale ever held in
Box 1584 ded Phone 357 fi13-12 ve injuries were no | this city.
The Ro é
Vv F b jayers were @s-iollows, scores ' / o
the senior game but t ch alsé being shown | |
back to take the lead at half-time fer Raabe, Skinner 2 ' e e oO 1eTs e
2-8. In the second half the play Hunt (1), C. Woeds47), Gillis, Clan-
was much faster but was rather/ton (9) Next door to Frizze!l's Market Third Avenue
ragged in spots. The game was Kaiens—-Peacock, Bury (1), Gray i
somewhat marred by unclean tac- {4}, Antonelli £6), Erickson, R. Wood
tics, the chief offender being Mox- | (2), Eekert
ley. The Flashes rolled in enough The following were credited with =
baskets to win by a comfortable | Assists Hypostle Winner
margin, the final seore being 19-13 Me SéLAN ‘S}, Woods
Individual scoring 3 Of N Hh di 7
Aces—-Campbel! (2), Naylor, Dell Kaiens--G (2 Woods (3), ov. an cap
Lindsay (10). O'Neill, A. Gillis--12 : 3 ison (2) _
Monarchs—B. Cross (4), Orme Two-ri.nute penal were ira" Guiseard Second and = Isthumus
Dominato (9), Cromp, MeLeod, Lee by Skinne- Bury, C. Woods (two) Third im Race at Manchester
13 Antonelli On Saturday
Flashes—Smith (12), Blake, N Junior League whet
Allen (2), Obata (2), D. Morrison) Kaiens—Shrisbsall (2), Murray MANCHESTER, Nov. 29:—Hy
R. Allen (3)—19 (4), Currie (2), Postuk, Johnson (2). postle, English-bred racer, owned
Rockets—Moxley (4), W. Tobey Gi Barrows al ley 1), by Mrs. Chester Beatty of the Uni
Get Rid of That (4), Morgan (4), Hill, Christison, J. Woods, Dominato, (¢ ipbell (1 ted States, won the November Han
Gillis (1)—13 A C J Camp- dicap on Saturday. Lord Derby .
m - — bel) Guiscard was second and H.F. Clav Hand Sleighs 75c
Sunberg, refereed both Isthumus third. Eighteen hor ‘ ‘a
ane
] Basketball Scorers ae dh . at Steering Sleighs $1.95
a . re w Complete With Pulling Rop«
Senior Leagec Senior Bkarsue ‘2 aromatase
: Johnson (CNR 93 i D L. Pt
Any little soreness in the throat grows rapidly worse if Ratchford (G 80 Grot i 4 |
neglected. Crush some tablets of Aspirin in some water, Unger (K 11 Merchan i ? Or i
and gargle at once. This gives you instant relief, and Stiles (CNR 63 Kaien ; 0 i
reduces danger from infection. One good gargle and you D. Gurvich (G 2 Junior Leacue | ‘ . 1 1 ' , :
a . : os | ( : ‘ ie} your s 17 e \ eT °
ean feel safe. If all soreness is not gone promptly, repeat. ’ Cress (K 48 Kaie) 7 1 1 5) | Ome 1 Ra: ps ne ov ou W will store
There's usually a cold with the sore throat, so take two Mitchell (Ky #6 Grott 1 ] 3 i) unti! hearer Christotas.
tablets to throw off your cold, headache, stiffness or other Irvine (K t ily
cold symptoms. Aspirin relieves neuralgia, neuritis, too. Kelsey (CNR 42 s : Tt J ¥ A BET
Use it freely; it does not hurt the heart. Smith (CNR 42 MOOSE IN Boxed Stat ionery i} ' raf - y\ A R E
viii : an . ° a “62844 4 da
negra aya Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose |!
Pierce (G D¢ - necial valu $1 0 Sporting Goods & Electric
Spec \ lie e
ASPIRIN Wingham = = CRIBLEAD) pre HL Phones We Deliver
Lambie (CNR 15 Boxed Handkerchiefs
TRADE- ¢ REG. In . . : . . ; . ;
oT eT Currie (G 1S Fancy Work Specialties :
8 : oo (G) 8 Sesion Drop to Second Place as Bridge Novelties
BAYER Stalker (CNR Kesult of Decisive Defeat at C com C
E McNulty (G ) Hands of Grott arc iabie UOovers |
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Mettaty (G) ; ard Table Covers tl ~~ MACKENZIE’S FURNITURE
Patmore (CNR $ wre ‘ wf n enn
«wage | ar detentnig mnedin daltob/iere!t EXTRA SPECIAL MONTH-END |
Me , Of | ing, Moose mov Call and look them over
Menazie (G 31™ the lead ip of the Prinet
, ONP 9' Rupert Cribba League ahead of
Morrison (CNR ’
FE ¥ TS : Odd ws wi ial? 7"
Scott (K ) wi ffered a 17 to 10 '
UR OA Ladies’ League ot ie i of the Grotto i ¢ fa op |
Lowe (Card 45|° , “ar — a ei
Morris (Am , |!
a oe Boddie (Am 29 Canadian Legi 14; Swift's, 13 ‘
ae —— Irvine ‘(Com ar Oddte w { Grotto, 17 F t C
Ritchie (Am 20; . Mi 15; Bagles, 12 res ut it
4 Gilchrist «Card 19, Seal Cove, 8; Elks, 19 | CHESIERFIELD— Length overall 75 inc! tn two La
emg Oo Stone (Cand 18) eegoate, :jhteniiioen, FLOWERS |i ccevcitere st: Menass reate uons
Gurvich (Am 8 League standings to date are as the best value w give at this pric
Harvey ‘Am 3c } Extra Special $118.50
We are buving ‘aw furs and S ake r ‘or Tite (Com 7 Ww I Pts i Phene 775 Third A ‘ Prince Rapert
ying ra\ furs and must make room fo een. ston a a hoe Potted ; d Avenuc
them by selling off our coats. All must be cleared at Seadinn (Card g | Oddfellow ee ieuastedaiienininioe ——=
astonishingly Johnson (Com g | Musketeer 101 88 101 Plants
Smith (Com) Empres 100 89 8 §=100 A A UENO
leer ‘om Elk 93 96 93
LOW PRICES Dickens (Com Swift 92 - 99 We are now starting our re- } “nN C
> ie oy ae 2 . ~ « vf J ; A
Intermediate League Canadian kegio: 99 97 99 serve list for Xmas flowers I A 4 }
Nakamoto (7 73 Hadian hegie e2 ve we fi WN J
Morrison (? 80 Bagh 91 98 91 Ivories and Silver Articles at '
Pu Wingham (W) 61 [aot 89 100 8] greatly reduced prices | SPECIAL WINTER EXCURSION RATES
Hunt (M gg | Seal Cove 82 107 82 :
} 5s ;
E. Dingwell (M 44 Arctic Studi TO VANCOUVER
If you have furs to sell, see the Old Reliable befere doing se. | Pierce (M) a6 BADMINTON retic tu 10
|Comadina (W) 32 | comms $32 060
Oe ae ee ee ee ee yw 9@| In yesterday's contributed report FROM PRINCE RUPERT . RETU!
Ross (M) 92| Of CNRA-Moose-Rupert Bast bad-
Smith (T) 91} minton games the score of the last me th U ; H j FROM PORT SIMPSON $35.35 RETURN
Moxle\ T) 21 yame reported wa reversed in el -" } Reduced Hates to Vaucouver also apply from intermediate py
It should } be hown as m
Santurbane (T) 91| or. It should have beén shown a: Wi ‘
. ) nter Sailin
Th . : : | Gillis (W) 21}4 Win tor Mrs. Overend and Miss ” gs ; Special Tickets on Sale Between November 10 and February ~°
eFish which made Prince Rupert Famous McNulty (M) 12| Dlive Munro over Miss Ruth Gillies From Prinee Rupert oe Inebusive — Goed to Return | p to March 31
Steffansvud (W) 11| ind Miss Thelma Davig 14-15, 15-11 Ocean Falls, Powell River Children. Half-Fare
*) Burnett (M) gland 15-12 oul nates | ,
66 99 . , sania ~ 0.00 p.m. STEAMERS LEAVE PRENGE RUPERT ARR, VANCO! VER
upert Brand” | | penaguer™™ a ctmme“sunaes: tae rat “aos
From Prince Rupert for |B SS. VENTORE THURSDAY, 12 MD’. SUNDAY, AM
} Cty calling at Queen
arlotte Island Ports. Fort- ‘
SMOKED | nightly service. Particulars Tickets and All Information Prom
on request. Prince Rupert Agent, R. M. SMITH, Second Ave., Phone 9"

TRAIN SBRVICE
Passenger trains leave Prince
Rupert Mondays, Wednes-

or Pursers S.S. Cardena and 8.5. Venture

   

 

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Lid. |

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

days, Fridays at 9.30 a.m.
for Edmonton, Winnipeg
and points East.

Passports arranged for
Old Country saitings.

For information call ot write
loce! agent, or
Hf. McEWEN, D.F. & PLA.
Prince Kapert, B.C

purest (G|[|Ni AND BEST

 

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CANADIAN PACIFIC

To Vancouver via Ocean Falls and Way Per PRINCESS AD!
Friday 10 PM
To Vancouver direct. PRINCESS NORAH~-Néy, 20; Dec. 4
LOW FARR ROUND TRIP WINTER  ENCUKSIONS TO VANCOUVER
Tickets on sale November 10 to Pebrnary 28, 15
Final return lMuntt Maren Stet, 1903

Por information eal) or write
W. LL. COATES, General Agent,

 

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Prince Rupert

| Because it doesn’t pay to advertise poor produc!
It does pay to buy those advertised.