at
8
11
ii
IB
inn
1
175
h.p.
Has!
Standard
lipgine;
Pipe,
from
Vs"
lo
1":
.2
Aerial
Tramways;
100
Tons
Hails,
1?
lb.
and
20
Hi.;
Electric.
Air
and
Steam
Hoists;
Machine
Shop
Machinery;
1
No.
.
2
Portable
Sawmill,
complete;
30
Alining
Drills
(phiffgrrs,
'drifters,,
topers'
.
.r
j
or
run
nop
inrnrmation.
applv
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EQUIPMENT
CO.
LTD.
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Crossing,
B.C.
NOTICE
We
have
just
been
appointed
selling
agents
for
Lacq
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Easy
to
apply.
Watch
It
Drjr
Dries
ready
lor
u-e
in
half
ajrj
hour.
The
new
Laetjuer
tinih
for
Floor.
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
C08
Third
Ave.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Half
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
50c
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
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Second
Avenue
Phone
SS0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
f'.ream
at
ITic
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Semce
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
C57
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
!
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
be
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prir.es
Fnchuiugcd
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Ct.
'fc,rlH(rA.
Warehousing,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
flravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Covlnfl.
FURTHER
GRANT
TO
GRAIN
BOARD
City
Council
Added
$150
to
Former
Amount
Voted
for
Securing
Business
A
recommendation
from
th
finance
committee
that
an
additional
t'l-anl
of
$150
be
made
ti.
Ike
pram
board
was
adopted
by
the
city
council
last
night.
'
Speaking
to
Hie
recommendation.
Aid.
McMordie
staled
Ilia:
the
drain
Hoard
had
now
over-expended
by
"i8
the
original
Kraut
of
i00
thai
had
b&en
madi
lo
it
by
the
council.
In;
view
olify
me
work
the
hoard
wa:g4ojng
m
investigating
the
poSHf$ty
ol
having
grain
shipments
made
through
the
local
elevator,
In.
roiiiHiiHee
fell
that
il
would
lie
well
to
keep
the
account:
open
and
for
that
reason
the
recom
mendation
had
been
submitted.
Aid.
Stephens
referred
to
the
Tart
Ilia!
the
grain
board,
with
'inaneial
barking
from
the
city,
had
cent
a
man
to
the
prairies
to
no
into
the
situation
and
his
re-
port
had
been
given
neilhiw
lo
!lie
city
council
nor
to
the
pen-pie.
He
was
not
in
favor
o;
voting
any
more
money
until
the
city
knew
whore
it
"was.
goinTr.
In
unv
cae.
he
understood
that
the
raiii
jtojjrd
s,
Uiltav
tuai3J
dollar
f'tr
doihar
with
the
Tity
irranf
and,
as
far
as
he
knew.
Ibis
had
not
been
done.
When
the
council
was
calhd
upon
to
vote
money
to
the
hoard
for
its
work,
p!
iniRliI
a-t
least
be
taken
into
the
confidence
of
the
boant
pparenlly.
the
couwil
eouhl
not
be
trusted
wilh
the
informa
tion
that
had
bean
obtained
b
the
hoard.
Replying
to
Aid.
Stephens'
criticism.
Mayor
Xewton
said
Hint
Mr.
Iliel's
report
had
not
leen
made
public
because
it
had
not
been
known
what
the
outcome
of
jiis
recommendations
would
be.
There
was
the
greateftt
necessity
to
keep
information
and
the
Kilicy
being
worked
upon
in
the
background
unlil
negotiations
were
completed.
The
situation
was
deemed
critical
and
he
wntild
rather
make
no
statement
until
further
word
was
received
from
Ottawa.
In
the
meantime,
there
would
Jie
another
meeting
of
thr
grain
board
at
an
early
date
arid
he
would
then
ask
thai
Mr.
Kiel
report
be
stimit1ed
1o
Hie
cohh-cil.
The
reeommen4atin
for
tlte
making
of
the
additional
grant
was
adopted
by
the
council,
Aid.
Stephens
voting
against
its
passage.
COUNCIL
DECIDES
TO
PROJECT
NURSES
Troublesome
Patient
W'JI
be
Re-,
moved
to
Jail
Until
Admlt-i
ted
to
Home
for
Incurables
James
Dancy,
a
chronic
epilep-.
tic,
leiiig
deemed
a
menace
io
Ihe
hospital
and
the
safety
of
the
nurses
there,
ihe
city
council
last
night,
on
recoinmeuatiuu
of
,
the
finance
commit
lee,
decided
to
have
him
removed
lo
the
city
.jail
and
there
kept
until
his
admission
to
Ihe
home
for
incur
aides
can
Im'
obtained.
1
A
letter
from
Dr.
.1.
P.
ladc.
medical
health
ollicer,
dealing
with
Dancy's
ease,
staled
that
In-was
a
chronic
epileptic
and
had
come
here
originally
from
NV
on.
He
was
a
menar-e
Irr
tin-I
hospital
and
having
been
aim-ive
to
the
nurses,
had
already
been
removed
from
the
hospilal
once
liul
it
had
been
necessarv
to
toke
him
back.
He
was
no
n
subject
for
Ihe
Old
Men's
Home
or
for
the
mental
hospital.
The
J
only
place
for
him
was
the
in-
curable
hospHal.
In
speaking
of
lite
report.
Aid
McMordie
s
to
led
thai
Dafccy
hat
become
mnat
abusive
a4.
Inm
idsome
nl
IJie
hospital
and
tin
nurses
ver
afraid
of
him."
Ek
pecially
jn
view
of
the
reeenl
un-rtirtunate
occurrewe
in
tho
Van
wiuwr
hospital,
it
was
foil
hut
fair
to
the
nurses
to
have
him
removed.
Apparently
there
waV
no
solution
for
his
cae
other
than
to
send
him
to
the
Jail
f"i
lodging
until
he
rould
be
admil-'ed
to
the
hiMiie
for
incurables.
Mayor
Newton
pointed
mil
that
Uancy
would
mt
he
deprived
of
tiiis
rreedom
in
the
jal
ami
would
he
allowed
Ui
imive
in
and
out
al
'
will
as
limn
as
he
was
not
con
sidered
a
menace
to
public
safe-
as
RUSHING
REPAIRS
ON
L.
DAMAGED
BRIDGES
ON
C
C.N.
RAILWAY
LINE
-
Khyex
Repairs
Should
Allow
Trains
to
Cross
Thursday
K.
But
Other
Washouts
C.
VVorse
It
is
exported
at
the
office
fL
ine
i....u.
superiiiieniieiu
irui
the
Khyex
Hiver
bridge
win
in-
V
repaired
by
Thursday
and
thai
equipment
may
U(u
he
ent
acro-s
Ui
start
-work
on
slide
x
ana
waiieuw
oeyona.
u
win
take
longer
to
repair
the
two
bridges
near
I'sk
that
were
waslu-U
oul
and
it
will
he
next
twecn
week,
at
the
earliest,
before
eer-jand
vice
can
te
resumert.
!
Jiie
l.imlup
brhJge
between
.viciirme
ami
rrince
i.eorge
it
i
expected;
will
be
ready
to
bear
traffic
tonitrht.
No.
3
from
I
he
Fast,
to
have
arrived
here
to-
uioiro
iiiornniK.
reucura
i.uni-
up
tins
mornine
and
passengers
for
points
as
far
west
as
Pacific
were
Iransferred.
No
passcngcr;vr
Velerans'
Um,
which
ha
are
being
booked
at
this
time
forij,
going
alroiig
of
late,
in
in-
points
wesl
of
Pacific.
As
on
Uet
al
fall
sljvnaiJi.
as
Mssible,
however,
they
will
be
Teams
in
lha
firsl
division
tul-
handled
and,
if
it
is
found
prac-
tirade
lo
lransfq-
to
a
stub
train
into
l'nnee
Rupert,
this
will
be
done.
Superintendent
V.
H.
Tobey,
Itoadmasler
It.
A.
Harlow
and
It.
F.
Perry,
It,
and
It.
foreman,
are
at
the
Ktiyex
bridge
while
A.
R.
Holthy,
master
f
bridges,
is
at
the
Lmdup
1
rouble.
A
iv'twrt
frin
the
fmanr
cwinniltlee
recommemliug
inal
the
city
asnme
resrpwiblWly
for
tlin
payhtg
of
6,1
a
titonfJi
wmt
for
Mike
Jionnetly
who
is
already
beina
supplied
with
food
by
the
city
was
adopted
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
Aid.
McMordie
stated
that
Donnelly
hail
been
receiving
rent
free
!
the
properly
had
changed
hand"
;md
i
a
mouth
was
now
ile-
111.)
Mill''!.
i
.w.
firthflt
Jwonc(erfid
BOY
ait
The
Maple
Leaf
$2
00
Other
Models
up
to
l3-!0
CR1BBAGE
LEAGUE
Sons
of
Canada,
War
Veterans
Oranoerr.en,
Dry
Dock,
C.N.
'
Operating
and
K.
of
C.
WVnners
Last
Night
Reeults
of
games
in
the
Prince
Rupert
C.rihhage
League
last
night
were
as
follows:
C.X.
Marhanira4,
;
Sons
of
Canada,
21.
lreat
War
Veterans,
it,
Moo
13.
Loyal
Orange
Iodtre,
19;
GnW
Storaire
8.
l)rDjck.
:
St.
Andrews,
II
G-V
Operating,
15;
Elk.
12.
Ptirn
RuiMrl
Hotel.
I?
UMghtis
or
Cohmtbii.
IS.
The
league
standing
to
date
i
follows:
.
L.
Pis.
0.
1
8
1
8
S.
)jerating
...
.
7
2
7
m
...
6
C
t.
.
V.
A..
n
Udd
Plirairc
S
jMoiMHJai..
t
of
C.
4
X.
.Mech
3
3
R.
Hotel
...
3
.Andrew's
I
Son
nt
Canada
I
1
SPORT
CHAT
1
Hie
final
tournament
of
the
fir(
tacal
f
of
the
schedule
in
the
jjrf
tiVision
billiard
league
be-
the
lireat
War
Veeran
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
Parlor
takes
place
this
evening.
The
Y4.-jh
now
ahead
by
IS7
,M,inti
in
the
stamlmg
and
the
rbances
of
the
lUUiard
Parlor
loJ
overcome
that
had
hnik
prUy
in
especially
since
two
of
llw
teaui
ihuoI
e
Hoc
live
players
jieore
MiTlinoyi
and
Dn
Brown
are
oul
of
Ihe
city.
The
ird
league
Uwmamenl
tonigbl
jbetween
the
Prfnee
Rupert
Mil
i.j
parior
am
be
Urwjt
War
Veterans
will
line
up
as
follows:
C.
Haiagno
(Itillianl
Parlor)
vs.
Col.
P.
McMirdi
(War
Veterans,)
(i.
Wuugii
vs.
Sergl.
Jehsofi.
A
.
Long
vs.
Fred
Pyle.
W.
Mitrhrll
vs.
J.
Andrews.
M.
Andrewi
vs.
('..
P.
Tinker.
Things
are
tightening
up
In
Uie
men
elia
f
the
J'faler
Ml
Wliiet
l.ogjoieiihd
n-
Mops.
and
Kurrfhts
ort'yiltlas
are
eloe'
on
the
lieels
of
Ihe
St.
Andrew'?
Society
for
Ihe
lop
place
in
Ihe
lajiding-There
will
be
two
more
set
s
of
games
before
the
close
of
the
firl
half
of
the
season.
On
Thursday
nigbl
of
this
week
the
teams
will
meet
as
follows
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
St.
Andrew's;
Kike
vs.
OddMlows;
Mouse
vs.
Sons
iif
Canada.
The
game
bet
ween
the
(ileal
War
Vnleran
awl
the
Uiyal
Orange
Lodge
will
!
played
on
Friday
evening
al
llie
ii.v.v...
rcwims
instead
of
on
Thurwlay
evening.
The
Mapln
Leafs,
ehampion
girl
basketball
players
of
Ihf
cily,
do
not
meet
very
well
wilh
Ihe
suggestion
that
their
agar
gallon
sliHimi
Pe
nrokcn
up
on
Ihe
groumts
that
il
is
unbeatable
In
far!
the
Leafs
suy
Ihat
Ihelr
team
of
last
year
is
nut
intact
a'
full
strength
and
they
feel
Ilia
an
aggregation
win
Id
be
mus
tered
in
the
cily
thai
could
give
them
good
competition.
In
any
case,
the
Maple
Leafs
have
made
up
their
minds
Ihat
Ihelr
learn
is
nol
to
be
(Unhanded
u'il
lose
its
name
and,
to
keep
in
trim
for
any
competition
I
hut
may
chine
along,
they
are
now
practicing
regularly
at.
the
Exhibition
1
1
nil
by
filling
out
the
regular
Halur
day
prirtffilTii
wilh
the
High
school
league
teams.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
r-
Tog
By
George
McM
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
rnrr
I
r
'T-i
-H
Machinery
J
THN
.
IV
E-
A.
M,
v
.
ll.'aMi
V.IIUBUaft-
I
ME.
COOO
TO
tTAf
MM
J
-'"
MM.
-
1
J
I
ho
'
For
Sale
:
MOWE-
1
J)
4
1
V'
From
RocKer
de
Boule
Mine
Including
.
200
H.p.
Peltdn-Doide
Impulse
Wuler
Wheel,
Willi
penerntors,
transformer
nml;,l&
miles
transmission
wire;
2
12-1
on
Steam
Dinkeys,
2t"
gnuge;
Klectiic
Motors
frtnn
1
lo
H2J
ir
Ikt'L
FttTuMt
Srwvwi
l-c
t
l
if
it
tTi-.iirn
it
i
nnininn
inn
m
a
IflUII
I
ui
n
u
u
-m
m
m
n
ii
m
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertitement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
Wl'I.L
known
lea
and
coffee
house
requires
specialty
sate.-tnan
working
Prince
Hupot
and
Mints
east
to
Jasper
on
commission
basis.
Wei!
established
connection
avail
able
that
rsn
ears
gmid
moncv
for
right
man.
Reply,
statu.;-oUier
line
oarried.
number
f
trips
made
annually
aint
fu'l
details.
Rgfterienee
not
nere--sary
hut
desiratde;
references
reiiaired.
Reply
lo
Hnx
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off
ire.
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Two
High
!VI.iij
'
girls
desirous
of
obiauiiiik
domestic
duties
in
return
fori
hoard.
Willing
to
live
in.
II.
Parsons,
W8,
Ambrose
Ave
2r
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
1
tough
t,
any
condition.
Highest
prices
sent
by
return
mail.
it.
Dunst.in,
P.O.
Itox
316,
Vancouver.
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years.
:
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you
n
car-
tienler
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Mr-Clary
healer
t!.oo;
F.dison
Cabinet
tdloiiogra;.ii
with
Drunswii
all
icluncul
tln.
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rec4rds
i:ir.oo:
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vacuum
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Two
trev
house.
seven
rMms
and
lui'li
romple'e
on
Uraham
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pa-.t
elevi-tor,
facing
harbor.
Low
price
for
immediate
a!e:
lurmi
easy.
Apply
T.
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mt.
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sale
from
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pells.
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E.
Parker.
Ltd
TO
RENT
FOR
HUNT.
Small
-lore
or
o'-fiee.
Third
Street.
Two
ron-
fekiw,
two
living
rooms
ahov.
Weslernhaver
llro.
FOR
llKNT.
Modem
f.ur
rwun-ed
flat
wilh
Monarch
range.
Clapp
Illock.
Westenhaver
llros.
if
FflR
RFNT.
Large
two
lorcy
bouse.
Third
Avenue,
near
Mr-Meekin's
Orfwery.
f.iri.oo.
Weslenhaver
Hns.
tf
FOR
RKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
HOliSF.
for
rent,
three
rooms
and
hath;
also
furn
l,e
suite
Apply
Palmer
House.
FOUR
Room
Suite
for
Renl.
Hot
waler
heat.
Apply
Smith
A
MaUett.
Lid.
if
MODERN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
lleilbroner.
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BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander,
810
Second
Avenue.
Phone
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
December
9
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December
10
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one
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light
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chassis.
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good
me
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Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station
Vaents
fr
McLaughlin
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ttid.
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and
Chev
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cars.
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O.M.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
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AND
NUillT.
AUCTION
SALE
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to
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Thursday.
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red
flag
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tftnina
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title
ciiiiitiiig
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buffi-
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round
tabic,
book
case.
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be.ixy
brass
hed-
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with
roll
spring
and
niHt!r-,
n
bolr
Vrannmr
range,
center
tables,
fuMHsJ
oa
chm
i
cabinet,
2
ttuhrtffau'
rocker-,
sowing
machine,
begvy
eiiameWed
bed
with
Way
le
j.ring
iiillrc',
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cfr
.
Prusre
Mupi
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F.xchangc,
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tioneer..
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AUCTIONEER.
City
Auction
Rooms
rr)9
Ket
iMid
riref
open
lor
uusmes
i
receive
oii-igiimeuU
and
Jobbing
qf
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dei
riptn.iis.
Household
furniture
and
farm
.sales
anyw
here
in
the
cily
or
grosHnce
a
speelally.
I
will
buy
for
cash,
or
ell
on
i
"inmission.
PrHnpl
retunis.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Twet
Vr
experience
at
youf
service
I
solicit
your
patronage.
Q.
F.
BRINE
,
Expert
Auctioneer.
Phone
771.
p.o.
juu
ttu
Prince
Ruperl.
H.C.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQE8.
FIJRNITI
RF.
AND
RA.MlMK.
new
and
se-ond
hand
for
sale.
A
greal
many
customers
have
I
a
ken
advantage
of
early
Christinas
buying
ami
have
reduced
my
Christmas
stock.
Fresh
slock
will
arrive
by
the
neil
few
boats,
so
lhat'no
one
will
be
ilisanpointed.
I'rlees
are
rcaxonable.
A.
MACKKN.IK.
Fiirnilure.
Phone
77!.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSI0
8T0RE.
303
Third
Avenue
Role
agents
for
Columbia
Records
We
repair
Phonographs,
llieycles,
Hiiggles,
Racquets
and
Musical
Instruments
of
nil
kinds.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baoooge,
Furniture
Moving.;
If
you
want
anything
lent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
ui,
P.O.
Uoi
690.
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Inn
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