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Thursday,
Dec.
3
1931
Premier
Tolmie
seems
to
have
won
at
least"
a
temporary
victory
at
the
annual
meetintr
of
the
B.
C.
CnnsprvntivA
Say,
these
Troyans
have
a
lot
of
gall
looto
at
this!
Interfering
with
a
player
Is
what
Jt
amounts
to.
It
all
occurred
at
a
recent
University
of
Southern
California
gathering.
SMOKER
IS
ENJOYABLE
fence.
au
performers
of
the
eve-
Association
at
Nanaimo.
There
was
no
ooen
rebellion
nr.
the
meeting
although
there
was
said
to
be
plenty
of
rumb-
j
The"
oX
etTwT
cleverly
the
corridors
of
the
ling
in
convention
hall.
and
keenly
contested
although
the
1
o
jus
opponents
tne
rremier
spoKe
very
plainly.
He
i
by
we
caued
upon
at
short
no
told
how
he
had
been
pressed
into
the
sen-ice
of
the
party
at
the
Kamloops
convention,
how
he
had
given
up
his
Ottawa
PJIVPPr
in
Ofmo
In
tVia
raonna
n-f
Uia
...
D
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n
1
w
"1-
....
10
?V
1,1
"V"8"
I
Barne.
timekeeper
for
the
box-
viuuiuia
cum
icrtu
lueiu
victory,
men
ne
aareti
tnem;ing
evenu.
openly
and
told
them
he
would
carrv
on
until
the
timo
niv
:
Bin
stone
reeained
the
citv
lived
X$r
another
election
when
they
could
choose
any
.'championship
in
barrel
boxing,
by
"0the"r
perSuJl
tliey
Wished
to
lead
them.
'
I
defeating
Linstead
and
Frizzell.
AUj
It
seems
clear
that
Dr.
Tolmie
aim
nut
a
winnr
a
oiner
pu"c
even
y
that
his
stock
has
gone
up
since
the
time
of
the
convention.
While
he
said
this
was
no
time
for
an
election
he
did
not
commit
himself
except
to
say
that
the
government
still
had
two
years
during
which
it
might
continue
to
carry
on.
In
spite
of
this
the
opinion
still
prevails
that
if
terms
can
be
arranged
for
anything
like
a
satisfactory
disposal
of
the
P.
G.
E.
in
the
near
future,
the
government
will
then
ask
the
people
of
the
province
to
endorse
or
reject
the
scheme,
f
hat
it
would
have
a
strong
appeal
in
the
south
is
expected
but
whether
it
could
overcome
the
growing
opposition
to
the
government
is
another
matter.
Many
think
it
could
not.
Much
will
depend
upon
the
happenings
of
the
next
few
months.
The
electorate
is
fickle
at
all
times
and
no
one
can
forecast
with
any
degree
of
certainty
what
people
will
do.
no-decision
exhibitions,
The
evening's
program
was
as
follow:
0
Canada,
audience.
Opening
selection,
Balagno's
Vocal
solo.
"Allouette."
aillisi
Couture.
Cornet
sola
Emil
Hudema.
Humorous
recitation,
Harry
As-tori.
Violin
solo,
J.
Campbell.
Monologue,
Joe
Cook.
i
Boxing,
three
rounds,
Hlckey
vs.
i
Holm.
;
Address.
Angelo
Astori.
Boxing,
three
rounds,
Wendle
vs.
j
Bagshaw.
Selection
Balagno's
Orchestra.
Drawing
for
$5
gold
piece,
No.
21.
I
Barren
boxing,
Linstead
vs.
!
Stone;
Frlizell
vs.
Stone.
Clog
Dance.
Joe
Cook.
I
Selection.
Balagno's
Orchestra.
There
were
about
two
hundred
persons
present.
Floor
stewards
were
F.
Ellison,
F.
Fitzgerald,
C.
Chrlstoff.
E.
Smith,
Bert
Peacock.
P.
Boykin.
C.
V.
Symes,
W.
Rothwell,
Len
Brewerton
and
H.
Smith.
James
Brown
and
Q.
A.
Hebb
presided
at
the
door.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Angelo
Astori,
James
Sturgeon
and
Oeorge
Brooke.
NEW
CHURCH
AT
SIMPSON
Building
to
Kcplace
One
Burned
Expected
to
Be
Erected
Before
Long
Word
Is
being
awaited
from
missionary
headquarters
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
where
all
insurance
papers
were
kpt,
before
plans
are
made
for
building
a
new
church
at
Port
Simpson
to
replace
Grace
Church
which
was
recently
destroyed
by
fire.
In
the
near
future,
the
expectation
is
that
a
suitable
new
church
will
be
erected.
Meantime.
Rev.
Victor
Sansum,
the
pastor.
Is
conducting
his
services
in
nearby
halls.
Man
in
the
Moon
T
j
It's
not
only
the
tires
of
a
car
,
Eagles
Genial
Hosts
Last
Night
that
get
punctures.
Many
a
man
Boxing
Features
Program
!
punctures
his
chances
of
success
,
1
almost
as
soon
as
he
starts
on
the
1
The
benefit
smoker,
including
so-
j
Journey
of
life.
j
ciai
ana
ooxuig
tournament,
suigea
1
last
evening
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge
in
the
A,erie
Hall
yas
a
genial
affair
and
all
present
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
The
different
items
on
a
varied
program
were
well
presented
and
heartily
applauded
by.
a
large
aud-
tjee
to
perform.
George
Brooke
acted
as
chairman,
DougUa
Frizzell
was
referee
and
It'll
be
a
great
thing
to
have
that
radio-telephone
system
working.
When
somebody
in
Vancouver
nays
br
writes
something
that
annoys
us,
it
won't
be
necessary
to
take
it
out
on
our
neighbors.
We
can
just
ring
up
the
offending
person
in
the
south
and
pour
out
our
complaint
into
his
unwilling
ear
and
It
will
cost
one
about
fire
dollars
to
do
it.
That'll
be
better
than
spoiling
the
gay
for
all
our
neighbors
and
friends.
The
difficulty
with
some
folk
Is
that
they
can't
go
straight.
They
are
always
dodging
fact.
It's
great
fun
to
be
in
the
minor
ity.
You
can
kick
all
you
want
and
nobody
seems
to
take
any
notice
pf
you.
Jake
says
he
has
been
trying
to
get
ahead
by
the
underground
route
and
all
he
got
was
a
head
ache.
Bagpipe
selections,
Sturgeon's
wuuuac-
j
The
best
place
to
live
is
Just
in-!.tlde
your
income.
There
are
lions
:
...i.U.
Pipe
Band.
;
Boxing,
three
rounds,
Chenoskt
WheQ
thp
P"Pht
"AU
men
vs.
Fong.
'
are
Uars"
ne
was
abut
rl8ht
but
Selection,
Balagno's
Orchestra,
i1
ialIed
to
option
that
even
a
BoxiM.
three
rounds.
Parent
v.i
lmlrror
WW
Mmetlmei
lie.
Healy.
C.
N.
It.
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and
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Dry
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Total
rapacity
20,00.0
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Shipbuilders
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Sawmill
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and
Overhauled
Iron
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Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Thursday,
December
3.
193f
Had
Eczema
Interferes
With
A
Player
1
All
Over
Her
Body
Mr.
Leo
Wardler,
Springford,
Ont.,
Prices
in
Fifteen
Years
Ml
3
writea:--"For
long
while
I
was
Lowest
!
troubled
with
eciema
all
over
my
body.
It
would
burn
and
itch
eo
at
night
I
could
nqt
reut.
.
1
"ified
different
remedies
but
of
no
avail.
1
was
advised
to
tale
Burdock
j
Wood
Hitlers,
aud
after
taking
five
bottle
my
blood
wa
Completely
cleared
of
the
ecieiua."
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t
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put
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a
NINTH
ANNUAL
Following
the
announcement
of
our
Annual
Temptation
Sale
with
its
wonder
ful
bargains,
a
large
number
of
Prince
Rupert
people
have
taken
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
stock
up
before
Christmas.
Others
have
been
buying
(
'ht-i.-i
-mas
presents
here
for
their
men
friends.
There
are
still
plenty
of
bargains
in
men's
wear
left'.
New
goods
at
much
reduced
prices.
Everything
in
the
store
slashed
to
enable
even
the
noos.
:
The
latest
in
styles
and
the
best
in
quality,
our
sale
is
a
real
opportunity,
a
temptation
to
those
who
have
the
cash.
In
addition
to
the
men's
and
boys'
wear
goods,
we
have
-a
few
high
qualilv
1
n
left
over
from
the
Arctic
Fnr
sale.
These
are
going
at
very
low
prices
to
dea
Men's
Overcoats
in
Blue
Chinchilla
and
Barryraore
Cloths;
in
the
very
latest
models;
reg.
value
$37.50.
S24.50
Boys'
Corduroy
Toreador
style
Pants
all
sizes,
regularly
priced
$4.25
Mr
2.95
Boys'
Suits,
Navy
Blue
Serge,
13-ounce
pure
wool,
with
two
pairs
of
SifprTr".13"0".
$19-50
NO
CREDIT
Men's
Suits
in.
the
latest
Fall
M-xl
.
Pin
Stripes
and
Checks,
and
a
rv
lot
of
assorted
shades,
reg.
Temptation
CQ-I
CA
Sale
Price
tyALAV
A
nice
lot
of
Assorted
Cap?,
nea
.
all
sizes.
Temptation
'
QCJfa
Sale
Price
Turnbull's
Wool
Underwear
Ur
all
sizes.
Regularly
priced
at
H
Temptation
C9
Off
Sale
Price
Hudson
Seal
Coats
2
Only
HUDSON
SEAL
COATS.
Balance
of
Arctic
Fur
QOOg
00
stock.
Reg.
value
$150.00.
To
clear
pittJjJ
Wc
have
Icfl
a
few
Red
Foxes,
Silver
Foxes
and
Slink,
which
would
make
a
nice
gift.
Going
at
low
prices.
The
Acme
Importers
THIRD
AVEMfc
These
Prices
For
Cash
Only
Mail
Orders
carefully
and
promptly
filled
at
these
prices
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