Wednesday,
December
6.
1833.
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AT
Noted
Resident
Of
Port
Simpson
83
W
ItrrderJck
Alescee
Was
One
of
Few
Natives
Who
Kver
Exhibited
In
National
Art
nailery
PORT
SIMPSON.
Dec.
6
The
drain
occurred
recently
of
a
very
fit!
and
aetlve
resident
of
the
na-I
BSW
:v
community
of
Port
Simpson
In
prices
she
person
of
Frederick
AVixcee
higher
I
Unction
of
being
one
of
the
very
ifew
Indians
who
have
ever
had
j
their
canvasses
In
the
National
Art
ioallery
at
Ottawa.
Many
of
his
!
carvings
had
been
sent
to
various
museums
and
universities.
The
late
Mr.
Alexcee
Is
survived
by
four
sons
and
two
daughters,
all
residents
of
Port
Simpson.
NEW
YOIIK
COITEK
who
was
well
known
for
his
paint-
market
yesterday
with
March
clos
r
gs
and
carvings
and
had
the
dls-
Ing
at
1130c
pcrpound.
CHURCH
NOTICES
SALVATION
ARMY
Tonlthl
at
8
o'clock
A
rMiai
nmarim
st-tn
h
olvpn
Rllver
mllertlnn
ulll
be
taken,
the
nro-
SATIN-GLO
A
Distinctive
Finish
For
WAUS,
WOODWORK,
CKILIKGS
and
FUKNITUHK
The
beautiful
pastel
tints
t
Satln-Glo
utll
Rive
a
quiet
and
rest-ful
atmosphere
to
your
rooms.
jooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
Co.
Ltd.
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOObAUuOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOaOOOOOO
See
Our
Selection
First
Christmas
Car
Rut
you
won't
need
to
after
'
Scout
Apple.
Day"
1
Choose
your
cards
now
and
avoid
disappointment.
Let
us
hold
them
for
you.
Come
to
us
after
eating
Green
Apples
'Roy.
SATURDAY
DECEMBER
2nd
Ormes
Lid.
"ZiiA
Pioneer
Druqgiats
The
Iteiall
Store
Phonesj
81
&
U
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
,
?
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
ar.
MOHCKDoDoooocHoooaaaooooctooQouoooaooQooaaooooacKiooo
IS
OPEN
Kaien
Hardware
Pugilistic
Card
For
Saturday
Is
Announced
The
fistic
hopefuls
contending
In
,
the
boxing
and
wrestling
card
to
be
staged
at
the
Moose
Hall
this
coming
Saturday
are
matched
as
I
follows:
YORK,
Dec.
6:
Copper
Don
McCouver
vs.
Stan
Scherk.
were
unchanged
to
.03c'
Elmore
Hanklnson
vs.
Kosta
on
the
New
York
metal
ruuas.
Sydney
Alexander
xs.
Jack
Eby.
Jack
Corbould
vs.
Guy
Thorn.
William
Bond
vs.
Ted
Arney.
Albert
Mah
vs.
(anon).
The
lads,
under
the
supervision
of
James
Clark,
assisted
by
Albert
-ed
of
wWch
wlU
go
to
the
Red
Shield
Fund
for
the
comforts
of
thcmtCh'
"
lion's
FRESH
REX
LEADS
1R
IN
BOWLING
clean
sweep
victory
Leafs.
The
evening's
Howard,
Hougan
vs.
Alasfcer
Crer-iaj
follows:
niuebirds
the
Dally
pjerce
dally
re-Turg
Boulter'
.t..
Beauty
Parlor
Next
to
Q.
&
S.
Grocery
Phone
318
Bob
Ititchie
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Secbnd
Avenue
lloukcfpin
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated
I
.Mrs.
C.
K.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
SS8
SHRIMPS
Boat
W.S.L.
Daily
at
1
p.m.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
OUIt
CHRISTMAS
ASSORTMENT
OF
CHOCOLATES
Itoxrd
hy
.Unvney,
Patterson,
Molrs
anil
Ranones
have
arrived
Kach
Box
Is
Attractively
racked
and
lrlced
Moderately
Low
Mussallem's
CONl'ECTIONEUY
Hartwig
Keron
Handicap
Total
over
Maple
scores
were
Rex,
3;
Maple
Leafs,
0.
Rangers,
3;
Big
Sisters.
0.
Blue
Birds,
2;
Merchantettes.
1.
Annette's,
2;
Knox
Hotel,
1.
High
average
scorer
was
Mrs.
J.
Keren
of
Blue
Birds
with
203.
Mah
and
Don
McCouver.
are
un-
Individual
scores
were
as
fol
der&oing
maximum
training
and
lows:
remarkable
talent
is
commencing
Merchantettes
1
to
emerge.-
Moss
137
The
main
-event,
a
wrestling
Madlll
-
120
In
action
Frank
Morrison
14
n-lM.-.
T.
1
tin
TAhnenn
lot
troops
at
home
and
oversea
Chairman
-Mr
P.
H.
Ltnzey.
T,
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a
LAJUUUJ.
U1IU
LilllUW
A
11
Ulll
UOUi
1
Jk
Don't
loricet
to
attend
the
pr-tal
aeries
of
Revival
Meetings
that
arc!
the
Canadian
Scottish.
Handicap.
...
155
t'aitlnK
this
rominf?
Frldav
antJ
continuing
for
a
week.
(
Major
loef
Jayncs
Dally
advertising
m
W-
U
kir
wn
Oaspcl
Singer
and
Evangelist
in
Charge
News
Is
sure
to
bring
Total
169
.145
.179
.157,
.267
Blaln
133
Handicap
Total
Annette's
Basso-Ber
Stone
Cameron
Selig
Dickens
....
...
43
1
.-1
43
...200
.148
...115
.170
...
48
8M
Knox
Hotel
1
McKeown
-
135
Scharff
213
Fritz
...149
Brasell
138
Hunt
-.107
Handicap
88
Total
iLL..
:
830
Maple
Leafs
1
McLeod
104
Smith
107
Arney
:.
157
Ingram
111
LaBelle
...
194
Handicap
;
.
55
Total
...
Bex
E.
Bury
E.
Bury
.
Eastman
Wcsch
...
Handicap
Total
..
Itangers
Petersen
Yager
Morrison
Wharton
...
Dalrymple
.
Asemlsscn
Woodslde
...
Handicap
Total
,.
Big;
Sisters
B.
Dickens
...
E.
Bond
..728
...195
-171
92
Croxford
.
177
96
852
1
188
..i130
117
107
..120
..
91
.753
..124
..181
M.
Dickens
E.
Rothwell
96
V.
Alexander
140
M.
Bond
125
Handicap
52
;
Total
,
718
W
flex;
!i'L'.:...j0,
Blue
Birds
9
Maple
Leafs
..
8
Annette's
7
Big
Sisters
5
Rangers
4
Merchantettes
3
Knox
Hotel
2'
2
111
119
124
99
137
156
716
2
178
134
164
167
109
43
797
2
147
156
134
121
203
48
809
2
134
147
91
181
111
83
752
2
113
175
133
99
263
55
843
2
144
189
104
165
156
96
854
2
170
184
158
133
120
91
856
1
2
117
155
99
122
227
52
790
L
2
3
4
5
7
8
'9
10
A
fifty
cent
classified
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
Hj-'
Maple
Leafs
And
Wanderers
Tied
Played
To
One
All
Draw
Yesterday
3
175
131
123
153
120
156
858
3
152
107
186
130
185
25
785
3
227
129
102
119
238
48
RfiJ
3
152
171
86
132
105
88
731
3
119
134
173
141
143
55
770
3
146
149
129
124
147
96
791
3
182
141
156
123
86
91
779
3
127
131
119
152
160
52
741
Pts.
10
9
3
7
5
4
3
2
W.ll
day
Afternoon
in
IHtn
scnooi
Football
League
a
very
keenly
fought
game
the
final
score
one
goal
each
stad.
i
Teams:
The
teams
are
still
tied
for
leadership
although
the
Maple
Leafs
have
the
better
goal
average.
The
first
half
was
very
even
but
Bud
Pierce'
beat
Prince
to
give
his
team
the
lead".
1fce
second
half
produced
an
even
harder
light
and
It
was
not
until
Illteen
minuies
from
the
end
that
Pat
Wilson
got
the
equalizer.
Joe
Davles.
Pierct
and
Leavitt
were
the
best
of
the
Wanderers
while
A.
Bagshaw.Bart
lett
and
Blake
were
the
pick
ol
the
Leafs.
Referee
was
J.
S.
Wilson
and
linesmen,
D.
McOrelsh,
R.
Holke
Maple
Leafs
J.
Prince;
K.
Blake.
A.
Bagshaw,
Rothwell,
Bartlett.
Grlmble;
P.
Wilson,
'
Shappard.
Arntsen,
O.
Hansen,
A.
Scored
Clean
Sweep
Over
Maple
Eyoifson(
'
T.
pnfold.
Leafs
Last
Night
Blue
Birds,
,
u,,j
Tj.innrf-
Jr.
Davles.
Annettes
and
Rangers
Also
Teng.
Dlxon
Jerstad,
Leavitt;
O.
Win
Mn
t.
Tntprmpla
Bud
Pierce.
.
.
,
.
,
1
1.
Matsumoto.
Rex
went
into
exclusive
leader-
-j-
jeague
standing:
ship
of
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
'
W
L
D
F
A
Pts
last
night
by
virtue
of
scoring
a
T
.nf.
3
1
11247
Wanderers
Beavers
I
.2
.0
1
11
0
2
6
15
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Boston
2,
Americans
1.
Foil
aw
these
3
steps
as
pictured:
1
Fof
Hnthrn
bom
coll,
dissolve
)
Asrtna
Ttblcu
in
i
(Us
at
ma
n4
cattle.
Pi
in.
nwneu
are
cased
ia
a
nry
few
mtnuirt.
Huur.
mT
Atom
It
rxi
mtiti.
'ft.
Uki
take
2
Asjvffin
Tablets
inJ
drink
I
full
nter.
Krpea
racai
to
2
noun.
J
-
y.
3.
Cini
kmpirt&rt.
U
too
hirt
t
ferer
and
temperanut
dots
not
(o
down
if
tbroac
pain
is
not
quickly
rtiirreJ,
call
your
doctor.
Both
aches
and
raw
throat
quickly
relieved
without
dangerous,
strong
drugs
At
the
first
sign
of
tore
throat
from
a
cold
follow
the
directions
in
the
pictures
bove
the
safest
fast
way
you
can
use
at
home
for
wonderful
relief.
The
Aspirin
gargle
will
amaze
you
easing
throat
rawness
almost
lm
mediately.
And
the
Aspirin
taken
internally
quickly
relieves
the
other
painful
cold
symptoms.
Try
this
safe
way.
Cren
when
taken
frequently,
Aspirin
does
not
harm
tha
heart.
So
don't
risk
drugs
your
doctor
does
not
approve.
TT"w
SCC
THIS
CROSS
(baVEd
With
Your
Own
Eyes
E
J)
II
lastai
st
inrj
fcsals
bslit
jH
y
'eDIDIH"DOES
NOT
HARM
AdrlKIn
THE
HEART
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prlace
Rupert
SiH)KT
CHAT
rriwnokin
tariev
of
the
year,
K.
pagi
mat
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
.Attree.
Barrett-
Point;
Mr.
Ivan
Parke
rode
f.ve
-itralsht
win-
and
Mrs.
J.
Saldan
and
L.
Alst-ner5
an4.a,CQwJ.it
liUczrt'.hprpfA.tlts;
J,
Altaic
Inverness;
Park
meet
16
years
ago
yesterday.,J-
Jones,
Vancouver.
Yesterdays
football
game
be-
Pf
e
nl
shed
use
se
ason
wv
in
i
?
Prince
Rupert
'
.
.uJnlni
Vlc
rreMt
In
718
mount.!
tween
the
Maple
Lean
ana
uie
,
7
!
j.
B.
Barclay,
Blllmor;
R.
o.
Wanderers
In
the
King
Ofld
Victoria;
A,
J.
Whlt-Football
of'lad
the
field
with
205
winners
In
League
was
productive
morCj
John
A
aark
H
wim,""
'p
E.
Ducommln.
Ducommln,
T.
T.
J.
J.
Pearson
Pearson
and
.
R-
T.
Forrest,
Vancouver;
E.
T.
Hockey
teams
of
Montreal.
Ot-
Kenneyf
Ternice;
R.
W.
Palmer,
tawa
ajnd
Cornwall
got
together
Hamilton,
and
formed
the
Federal
Hockey
League,
naming
WllliamiForan,
Ot-j
Royal.
Uwa.
as
president
35
years
ago
to-
F.
Pedersen,
oceanic;
Mrs.
vie
day.
Grant.
Balmoral;
H.
Evans,
H.
M.
.i
C.
S.
Armentierres;
8.
McDonald
Keep
up
to
dale.
AGtue
regu-
and
J.
Rees,
Barrett;
J.
H.
Wheel-larly
er
and
W.
J.
Morgan,
Victoria.
THIS
CHRISTMAS
For
Him:
G
L
A
D
S
T
0
N
E
Make
It
BAGGAGE
GIFT
mm
For
Her:
'
T
w
.:
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S
E
T
S
William
F.
Stone
Clothes
of
Distinction
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
We
Carry
a
Large
Stock
of
Complete
Household
Furnishings
For
Real
Values
it
Will
Pay
You
to
Come
in
arid
Look
Over
Our
Large
Stock
1
10-tube
Philco
Radio-
Special
2
9x12
Used
Carpets
Real
values.
Each
1
3-piecc
Slightly
Used
Chesterfield
A
real
snap
1
Chesterfield
Couch-Special
price
$19.50
$9.95
$65.00
$1&50
2
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
.In
perfect
shape.
$22.50
10
$24.50
2
New
Walnut
Bedroom
Suites
Consisting
of
.Vanity
and
Stool,
Chiffonier
and
Bed.
$72.50
t0
$85.00
9
Unpainted
Chests
of
Drawers
From
$6.95
t0
$9.25
Phone
BLACK
331
(Nest
Door
to
It.
C.
Clothiers)
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