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L;KS
liEAD
Canadian
legion
on
Short
(End
at
'"'"'
Scorn
in
Last
Night'sPlay
'.
v
With
the
playing
of
-three
oul-of
i
six
games
in
lost
night's
cAi-duied
.'Billiard
League
flxUire
ltwotn
AtukketeVrs
'Blks
and
Canadian
Legion,
-.thp.
Swifts
...
.
'
.
;Elks
tooU
an
aggrfijate'1l
to
date
AuivWers"
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''
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of
753.
to
541.
V
GioUo
Individual
Mttes'wete'as
fyttows:
C.
N.
R.
A.
,
-
C.'P.-OJaiagno.
'Kike,
'250;
G.
P.
Cmadlan
Lfgkm
H
Tinker,
'185.
.
.
win
rum
Lilian,
i.
juuug-
'
;
.
'Harry
Menzie.'
250;
M.
M.ILamU
0FMIDGE
Dec,
13
Musketeers
vs.
Swifts;
Ramblers
vs.-.Grottor'C.tfOR.fA.'vs.
Canadian
Legion.
iWKistlLeague
December
vs.
J.
O.
O.
Grotto.
14
Canadian
Legion,
F.;
St.
Aitdrew'SvVS.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Leeionvs.lllcb
Schooii-Hitth-SchDOl
vs.
Annette's;
Scouts
-vs.
IIlgh
School.
reTMatch
Infls
in
Draw
Canadian
Lesion
nd
Mutketeers
playtHl..tta
C060,draw
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
la?t
night
The
standingtto-.date:
In
whisky,
n
In
tricndshlpt'the
u
I
never
'matter
61
chance".
'Ilje
tr
in
whikit
t
U-caute
of
t
ho
yean
of
ex
nerie
nee
and
ildll
that
liave
been
put
into
iti
distillation
and
blending.
Into
the
care
and
.election,
of.the,fineScoicli
Malt
w
hukica
hich
tive
It
amooih.
knehu
flavor
and
atintulating
atrenith,
and
ao,
no
matter
where
you
may
oe.'you
may
alway
conuacniiy
aay.
r&mJr
Mm
it
frltnJel
nbf-
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of
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8
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'50,263
43,139
47.4S4
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40,868
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fOllOwinR
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James
Andrews;
Hk's.
vs.'C.-'TJBalasno-
fBku.
-..'.2
J'f!
Alex
Harvey,..Canadfclnafeeion;(
W.
W:
etuart
.EIfcs
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E.villlscroft
vs.-G.
A.
.Woodland;
JieiC
Morgan'
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r
J..E..Morris;vs.-aeorstr
Cripns:
;
debrpre-Crlpps
tCY)
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f.
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i
k
The
game
of
Earl
BattjOrotto.
vsR.'McLcod
WEmp)
1
James
Andrews.
Elksj-'trpin'klheop-P-'Prttdhard
Emp
U
enlng
fixture.of
the
season
-a
wckTJ
.Bulger
lElks)
1
ago
last
night
vstill-
remains
'.to
'be
A-
Harvey.
QD
il
playtdand
a
forfeit
will,
undoubl-
Ml
E.
Young
Erap)
-.1
edly.-be
soon
declared.
George
Howe
GJ
.1
'Empress
and.Grotto
will
meeto
E.
Cameron
tEmp)
....'l
morrow
night
with
llneiupsas-f'olr
'H.-Menzie
(Elks)
"1
lows:
fWMacey
Empl
1
E.
Cameron,
Empress,,
vs.
Don
'
WWiUlscrof
t
(Elks)
1
Brown,
Grotto.
A
Donald
vs.
Earl
Batt.
,.M.'E.
Young
vs.
George
VHqwe.
Pete
Pritchard
vs.
T.;Kerrigan.
Roy
Pong
vs.
Bert
Morgan.
R.'
McLeod
vs.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
CITYl
BOWLING
Tuesday
night's
games;
Watts
834.
C.
NR.M241,
Legion
796,
Pioneer
.Laundry
&05
OkPEmpress
1049,
Burns
1123.
High
scorer,-
Coverdale
C.:
N.
Ri)
202.
.
.
,
J.
E,
Morris
(Elks).
1
T.
Kerrigan
G)
.1
WHutson
(G)
1
G.
P.
Tinker
ICL)
.-2
A,
Donald
(Emp)
1
M.M.Lamb
(CD
:
2
,Brown
G)
1
C.-L.
Youngman
CL)'2
A.
44HW
43,216
-43.632
47,146
60.546
52,586
Billiard
Averages
'Ttl.
500
500
S250
250
250
1250
1250
i250
'250
250
250
250
238
?237
i235
235
(225
M34
216
436
204
?329-
lf4
Sund
Mac
Av.
250
250
250
250
250
250,
"'WIIIST'LEAGCE
STANDING
IThe.whist
leaguesstandlngto-date
Is
.is
'.'follows:'
SojtJS
of
Norway".........-...
6
1
6
w
St.
Andrew's
...3
3
3
Canadian
Legion
2
3
2
Oafifeflows
--2
4
2
Grotto
:.2
4
2
Hockey
Scores
tyew
York
iAmericans-'3,
Boston
4.
Montreal
1,
Canadiens'4.
Toronto,
New
-York
Rangers
4.
Detroit
0,
Chicago
-4.
B1LLTMD
.SGIWULE
December
i3-T-Empress'vs.
Grotto.
December
18-iElks
vs.
(Empress.
December.
20-Canadlan
,
Legion
ys.'OroUo.
j
'
.
MsAClNHIlID
SPECIAL
OLD
HIGHLAND
'tUNUS
WHISKY
;
4
ALEXANDF.R
A
(MACDONALD,
'fiEtTH,
-OdTLAND
M
A
I
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T
"
1
'
li.
M
IT
I
.in
His
'fidverttsement
ls
)noti-uftlJsWtif;.jdliIayei
oy
-the
-Llquo
VtlMAMT
TheylMaylBecome
Stars
U
laaaaaa
tt
IHE-
-Lyfc1
iii'Jiki
vE
Five
lovely
winners
of
a
snapshot
contest
arrive
In
Hollywood,
California,
to
take
screen
tests
In
the
hope
they
may
win
their
yay
to
Stardom.
Amos'Russ
250!
'
Cmm
Un
r,
n
nl
mil-
1
v
1
1
ItO
1
1
on
250'
250
!
250
238
237
235
235
225
217
216
218
204
165
y
lum'lllt-unnu
Vl'uut
i-ihiimiuwu,
j
You
heeded
our
-Lord's
pleading
.
call,
To
help-to
Christianize
our
nation
Who
knew
about
God
not-at
all.
You
organized
a
Christian
band
To
preach
to-the
Ignorant'
heathen,
You
travelled
over
sea
and'land
To
tell
them
about
God
and
Hea
ven.
Your
efforts
were
not
in
vain.
Though
your
battle
was
long,
The
victory
Is
yoursvto-remain
And
yours
the
victory
song.
We
mourn
now
while
you
sleep.
(Even
tho"
we-ltnow
you'rerestlng1
With
others
under
God's
keep,
And
we
know
for
us
you're
wait
ing.
We
know
you're
still
calling
us,
To
'be
.God's
:
followers
'tree,
WeTe-following
your-4teps,
Brother
Russ,
So
some
day
we'll
meet
you.
IVAN
ADAMS
(Massett).
Special
Cliurih
Service
At
SmitherslSuriday
SMtTHERS.
Dec.
12:
The
ml-thers
Assemblv
of
the
Native
TSons
'PASSING
OF
AMOS
UUSS
(Continued
finm
nape
one)
lng
for
a
living
and
went
on
mis
sionary
tours
between
Masons,
vis
iting
Massett.
where
a
revival
was
held,
Gold
Harbor
on
Maud
Island
and
Clew
of
Moresby
Island
where
they
built
new
churches.
Also
they
visited
many
other
districts.
For
ten
years
Mr.
Russ
worked
without
any
remuneration,
then
the
Methodist
Church
Board
gave
him
$10
a
month
to
act
as
Inter
preter
and
helper
to
the
missionaries.
Mrs.
'Russ
for
years
acted
as
a
foster
mother
to
the
white
missionaries.
She
boarded
them
and
looked
after
their
needs.
In
order
to
become
a
Christian
missionary
to
his
own
people
Mr.
Russ
gave
up
all
his
rights
and
authority
as
a
chief.
He
did
atgreat
wTrk.
In
his
patlve
village.
Among
other
things
the
present
church
Is
amonument
to
his
memory.
He
was
the
inspiration
and
influence
behind
the
builders.
In
adidtlon
to
the
late
Dr.
Crosby,
AmostRuss
was
also
closely
associated
-with'
Re
v.
C.
M.
Tate.
Rev.
A.
E.
Bolton,
Rf
v.
Dr.
J.
C.
Spencer.
Rev.
George
Edgar
and
Rev.
Ebenezer
rtobson
In
their
missionary
vwotk.
Deceased
acted
as
Interpreter
for
the
famous
geologist.
Dr.
Dawson.
He
was
host
to
Ihe
late
Earl
Duf-
ferln,
Governor
General,
on
his
of
Canada
commemorated
the
an-
v,sit
to
Skidegaie
Injhe
early
days
nlversary
of
the
Statute
of
West
minster
by
the
holding
of
a
Com
munity
Church
Service
In
the
O'
Neill
Theatre
on
Sunday
afternoon.
The
speakers
"were
J.
E.
'Brown,
school
Inspector
for
this
district
on
behalf
of
the
Sons,
Rev.
D.
Donald-
son
of
the
United
Church
and
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales
of
the
Anglican
Church.
He
was
also
right
hand
man
to
the
late
'Slr
James
"Douglas
during
the
troublesome
days
In
Victoria
when
the
Haldas
threatened
to
raid
that
fort.
.
'V
The
late
Mr.
Russ
and
his
clan
were
closely
related
to
the
Eden-diaws
of
Massett
and
to
Chief
Weah
Alfred
Adams)
c'.so
of
Massett.
In
Others
taking
cart
in
the
service
Phe
early
days
'these
clans
united
were
the
Smlthers
Brass
Band.
Gray's
Orchestra
and
the
combined!
choirs
of
the
churches.
'Dec.
12
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
No.
l
?Ru
pert:
Skeena
vs.
No.
2
RupeH;N6.v
1
Rupert
vs.
C.
N
R.
A.
:
No,
2
Rupert
vs.
Skeena.
Dec.
19
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
No.
2
Ru
Dec.-26-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.:Skeena
Skeena
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
No.il
Rupert.
vs.
No
2
Rupert;
No.
2
Rupert
vs
"B"
League
Skeena
vs.
C.
N.
Skeena.
GRIBBAGE
Dec.
20
Swifts
vs,
Canadian
Le
glon;
Grotto
vs.
Musketeers;
Ramb
lers
vs.
C,
N.
R.
A.
Dec.
27
Swifts
vs.
Ramblers;
C.
N.
R,
A.
vs..
Grotto;
-Canadian
Le
glon
vs
Musketeers.
'The
Da
11
v
News
can
be
nur
thase'dat
Post
Office
Hews
Btand.
!325
Oranvllle
'St.,
'Vancouver,
4
Katl
"Andersdn,
1
Prince
4
Oeorge,
B.C.
R
W.
Riley,
Terrace.
B.C.
Genefdl
ifltore.
'Anyox.
4
I
'
4.
ina
were
tne
most
powerful
on
tne
coast.
It
was
Chief
Gedanst's
father
the
powerful
Chief
Nlnglngwas.
who
milt
the
impregnable
fort
at
Cape
"Jail,
Oraham
Island,
-the
largest
and
strongest
native
fortification
n
thcQueen
Charlotte
Islands.
,llilpy.1lirrteUlJe
Amos-has
had
a-very
happy
mar
ried
life.
Married
to
Agnes
Hobbs,
the
youthful
widow
of
a
chief,
and
-ister
of
the
famous
Chief
Seegay.
pert;
Skeena
vs.
No.
1
Rupert;
No.
who
at
that
time
iived
In
thehome
1
Rupert
vs.
Skeena;
No.
2
Rupert
f
the
Rev.
W-
Thomas
Crosby
at
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
POrt
Simpson.
He
never
regretted
the
day.
He
was
married
by
Rev.
Thomas
Crosby
on
November
10,
379,
and
died
on
the
f
If
ty-f
If
thi
an
niversary
of
his
wedding
day.
They
Dec.
12
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Rupert;
were
blessed
wth
eleven
happy
.
M
.
.
i
.
.
it
a
i
.
.
i
u
inal
n
.
.
.
R.
A.;
Rupert
vs
.-iiiiaren,iiip
jirsvuum
in
loot
unu
the
youngest
In
1905.'
Of
these
Ger
tie,
the
fifth
child,
became
the
wife
of1
Rev.'
Peter
Kelly
in
August
1900.
Of
their
children
eight
are
happily
married.
Two
have
died.
There
are
twenty-eight
grandchildren
living,
and
-two
great
grandchildren.
On
Mondav
afternoon
the
last
rites
were
performed
for
thlslworthy
pioneer.
He
was
burled
with
royal
honors
according
to
his
people's
Customs
and
the
burial
scrylee
of
the
'United
ChUrch
was
read
by
Hev.-Bishop
Black
at
the
graveside.
A
short
service
was
conducted
In
the
home
at
wltlch
the
family
were
present.
A
prpcession,
led
by
the
Village
'Band
playing
the
"Dead
March,"
proceeded
to
the
church.
Every
eltlzon
who-could
attend
wasi
there.
The
chyrcchoir
led
In
YEAR
-
END
SAL
IS.
C.
Olothiers'UH.Ihave
decided
to
clear
out
our
present
stock
to
make
ro!
Children's
Rubbers
at
Miffs'
Rubbers
ai
Ladies'
,
Brovm
Rubber
Rr.
$1.00,
at
Ladles'
Brown
-fHlack
Overshoes
Rea.
$1.75.
now
C
iuidren's
Oxfords,
Sirups
io
dear,
per
pair
Misses"
Patent
Strap,
t(ze
11
to
2
pi
i
pun
C
(
:ldren
s
Solid
XeftlherOxlord.s
Classic
make,
up
from
Ladie..'
Pump.
TlaindiStr.fp
Shoes
He.
S3A0,
new
,
Ladles'
Brown
&BtaekTtes.
Spike
heeU.
roc
$600.
now
Pine
(Mlf
Oxfords-for
theHlgli
School
till,
wild
hoisted
at
half-mast
and
the
bugle
-sounded
the
"Last
Post."
Many:
friends
moum
his
death.
Letters
of
condolence
included
one
(rom
the4
Church
of
Christ
at
Massett.
brought
by
friends
of
the
family.
-I
th
he
Ito
era.'
B
A
W
t4
IJymnsV
TJircc
ariliWes
were
rief
j.:'immmsrss.Jimmi.
A
memorial
service
was
heldlasti
Sunday
at
the
Spencer
Unltedj
cnurcn
nere
Tne
same
evening
uie
late
Mr.
Russ
was
memorialized
at'
Calvary
Tabernacle
at
Portland,
Ore.,
the
service,
conducted
byRev.
Wlllard
H.
Pope,
who
was
a
friend
of
deceased,
being
broadcast
Over
station
KEX
and
being
heard
plainly
all
over
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
How
to
make
MASHED
POTATOES
more
delicious
MHESTLtfl
JSV
L.
i
it
P
Here
ia
a
recipe
for
nWifjirg
tbe
lowly
potato,
that
ia
aure
to
meet
with
popularity
even
In
the
nut
exacting
of
fami-liea.
Nou-'ll
love
the
ainooth
tra
ture,
delicious
creamy
tade
and
anowy
whittntu
of
matheil
puti-toe.,
with
NealU'a
Lvaporatcl
Milk.
The
creamy
con-
ittencv
ofkthe
milk
itaelf
ia
imparteil
to
tho
prtatue..
giving
them
an
unusually
fine
uod
aifi
ll.iour.
About
four
tinieaaa
much
milk
Milntanre
can
l
inclndpl
with
Neat
t
'a
Evaporated
Milk
aa
when
market
rnilk
ia
uol
another
good
way
of
putting
more
milk
in
footl
always
important
where
children
are
concernol.
Mashed
Potatoes
8
Fnlalort
(innllunt
(lie)
Salt
13
cup
Null.'
s
KvaiKiiatid
Milk
I'cppcr.if
dcalrcd
Roll
puUtnM
In
iackrti.
ttrmor
Iklsi
tni
nwh.
AW
NmiKi
Kvapntttd
Mak.tKttt
oiil
-M
nd
flafly.
Add
mtrill-;
KVtiOf.fd
Mils
II
fi-.ulrt.
Srawo'vitl,
uH
VlfUi
iWrWnsa,
M.i.hnl
imtaKvt
.iff.,l
rlih
NfMM's
I'
vipiie.
Milk
arr
ttnHrmoldrd
intopuiato
cakti
and
thty
brown
hnmuUy.
NESTLES
EVAPORATED
IVIILIC
C,nJ,m,d
ad
fpntii
Milk.
4U
pblnUd
missionary,-
on6
-by
Henry.
WUV8
bring
quick
results.
new
spring
fcoods.
We
arfe
sacrificing
our
entire
stock
of
fine
merchant
('tune
and
share
in
Mho
bargains.
Sale
opens
daily
ut
0
a.m.
Flm
Brown'
i
Black
Suede
Oxfords
iml
ml
uiannv
snappy
Cuban
heel,
reg.
$4
AS
now
Brown
and
Black
Surde
Pumps.
Spike
heels,
very
dressy,
now
Edenshuw
of
Massett
and
another
by
Alfred
Adams
of
Massett
The)
two
latter
spoke
in
the
Halda
lan-'
guage.
Mrs
H.
Weah.
Mr
and
"Mrs
wnillam
Matthews
and
R.
Harris,
were
other
Massett
mourners.
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At
the
graveside
the
band
played
(
another
of
deceased'
favorite
j
hymns.
"Nearer
My
Ode-
3a
Tjer."
and
the
usual
prayers
were
offered
The
respect
and
love
of
the)
people
was
shown,
by
their
-attendance
at;
the
funeral.
Also
several
flags
were.
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65c
59c
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82.95.
82.95
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Calf
and
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Tie.
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snappy
fitter,
now
Lndles
VlclKld
Oxford.
Cubm'.
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widths.
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$5.00.
now
Ladle'
Satin
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reg
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now
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Pump.
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now
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Short
Rubber
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$40,
to
dear
now
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nubben
now
.
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now
Men's
Oreb
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Top
Boots
now
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Wool
Stocking
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now
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silk
Cfne
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per
p:ur
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C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
Phono:
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Next
Door
to
KrizzellV
Christmas
Can
5ct
10c,
15c
up;
Special
10
for
Joe
Christmas
Ctihndai
2oc
to
$1.00
Tags,
Seals
and
Wrapping.
'Personal
Christinas
Cards
pririted
in
$
'ft
plant
on
short
notice.
Ol'UM
p.
alia
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PRINTERS
AND
STATION
DRS
Ik-sner
Block.
Third
Street
iwif:
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VALLEY
TURKE
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FOR
CHRISTMAS
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Bird.
Ntrmber
2
Bird
SUPPLY
IS
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NOW
'Frrsh
Killed
Itisht
Off
the
Kanch
BULKLEY
MARKET
Phone
178
Third
Si
the
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Fan
"Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Dally
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PMNCE
RUPERT,
H.C.
Co.,
Lll
'Etfly
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appreciate
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