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VIRGINIA
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20
SURPLUSES
SHOWN
ON
EECTRIC
LIGHTS
AND
The
Queen
of
Spades
With
all,
her
Maids
Sedately
pace
the
sands
ihey
softly
cry
To
passers-by
"Pray
save
us
'Poker
Hands
In
response
to
a
communication
despatched
recently,
the
city
council
last
night
received
advices
from
the
Oame
TVnartmnt.i
nf
thA
nmvlririat
irnv.m-
nieiW
atihouhtlhg
that,
with
the,
assist
ince
,
of
the
city
police.
It
was
hoped.
within
a
lew
weeks,
to
completely
stop
'the
unlawful
killing
of
deer
on
Kalen
Island
game
preserve.
It
was
further
announced
that
numerous
patrols
had
been
made
and
no
Infractions
had
been
reported
or
complaints
received.
The
ap
polntment
of
a
special
game
warden
would
be
recommended.
PHONES
DURING
MONTH
J.
J.
Little,
superintendent
of
utlll
ties,
last
night
jpreeenteu
reports
as
follows
to
the
city
council
on
the
op
eratlon
of
the
electric
light
and
tele
phone
departments
for
the
month
of
October:
Electric
l.lsht
Estimated
Revenue
..110,495
Expenses
.-.
9,352
Surplus
$1,143
Telephones
Estimated
Revenue
$3,731
Expenditure
2,424
Surplus
$1,327
BURNS
AND
UNION
'
OIL
GIVEN
WATER
Construction
forthaltli
of
fclx-lnch
Main
I'rom
Lipkett's
Authorized
'
by
Council
On
recommendation
of
the
board
of
works,
the
city
council
decided
last
night
to
make
a
six
inch
wates
main
exten
slon
from
the
premises
of
Edward
Lip
iUJ
Prince
Rupert)
Ltd.
to
the
placet
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
1
suits
last
night
were
as
follows:
Orotto.
14:
New
Emm-ess
Hotel.
13
period
at
his
home
here.
.Caaalan
'iejjVon'.'
19;
BtJ'
Alifdre'w.
8'..j
Orange
Lodge,
14;
K.
of
Columbus,
13.
Sons
0
Canada,
9:
C.N.
Operating,.
18.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
8;
Moose,
19.
CM.
Mechanic.
12;
Oold
Storage;
15.
c
.
iLeiicue
Talilet
Ralph
Spooner
expects
to
move
his
family
soon
Into
a
comfortable
new
home
he
has
built
near
the
Hagwllget
boundary
line
on
the
main
Toad.
Harold
Wr'nch
of
Uie
provincial
sur-
KA1EN
ISLAND
DEER
KILLING
DISCOUNTED
name
Department
Make!)
Patrols
and
Hiidi
no
Infraction
To
(luard
Carefully
or
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.
and
the
Onion
Oil
Co.
Authorization
to
proceed
with
the
work
at
once
was
given.
Grotto
Exclusively
Itrsult
of
Last
In
llrat
Place
Night's
(iaiiiex
Orotto
5
Knights
of
Columbus
4
C.N.
Operating
A
Cold
Storage
4
New
Empress
Hotel
3
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
3
Canadian
Legion
3
Moose
...
3
C.N.
Mechanics
2
St.
Andrew's
2
80ns
of
Canada
2
Orange
Lodge
1
NEW
HAZELTON
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
5
E.
A.
Goddam,
who
Is
now
located
at
ROYAL
YEAST
C
Il
E
S
vey
party
fat
the
Thanksgiving
holl-
dmighter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Kll-day
period
at
home
With
his
father,
!
patrlok.
Mr.
Grant
spent
trie
Thanks-Dr.
fk.
C.
Wrlnoh.
M.L.A,,
at
the
Hazel-
giving
holiday
period
at
Smlthers.
ten
Hospital.
P.
A.
Gciddard.
who
Is
1
;
j
wKh
the
itf
parly,
was
also
at
home.
Hazelton
badminton
-players
are
now
1
wqrktng
up
enthusiasm
in
the
hope
of
The
present
cold
snap
being
exper-
!
getting
a
club
started
soon
for
the
an
I
AnM.i
tww
Is
nnt
HtiiiMifAl
fnr
th
i
Winter.
early
part
of
November".
I
1
Alex
Flnnie
of
Prince
Rupert
was
here
for
several
day
last
week
taking
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A'.
ffaff
have
niod
into
the
.bouse
which
was'
occupied
lor
several
yeara
by
W.
S.
Di)lc
Harris.
.
titCl.
m
ii
lI.
.
...1
-
;.
JSr-a.
ybteri
'OTinrrgTnniwniini
uwie
lor
some
time,
has
taken
over
the
John
McKenzle
farm
at
Wcodeock
whieh
was
formerly
operated
by
William
Brand.
Mr.
Wright
wttl
fake
a
lot
of
jwles
and
ttes
off
the
property
thla
winter.
Stanley
Wlllan,
who
has
been
a
pat
Pacific,
spent
the
Thanksgiving
holiday
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
W.
BURNS
LAKE
Kenneth
"Warner
has
been
appointed
MOtry'treasurer
of
the
Omlftac
Ski
t&vfa
suocjpdlni
,
V.,
gchelderup,
rfe-
aJSneti.
Dick
Stanyer
and
Richard
O'Hara
have
resumed
work
In
their
tie
camp
north
of
Burns
Lake.
H.
J.
Jewell
has
returned
to
Burns
Lake
and
la
engaged
In
attending
to
nl
business
Interests
here.
ient
In
the
Haeelton
Hospital
suffering
-
ftcm
double
pneumonia,
la
reported
to!
Bill
Carrier
of
Sheraton
la
off
to
a
be
making
satisfactory
progress
toward
!
gocd
start
In
his
He
cutting
operations,
recovery.
j
He
has
secured
some
of
the
beat
tle-
makers
in
4he
district.
Mf
.
Rutherford,
sr.,
who
has
been
at
South
Hazelton
tor
the
past
several
Mrs.
P.
J..
Carroll
and
daughter,
Pat-week.
Is
111.
;
rlcla.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Carroll
and
'daughter.
Maty.
w're
visitors
In
town
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
last
Fri-'from
Decker
Lake
tost
week.
!
Anderson.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Kerr
and
son.
1
Arnold,
have
returned
to
Burns
Lake
'
Mr.
MacKay
baa
arrived
from
Van-'after
'
having
apent
several
months
'
couver
to
loin
the
staff
of
the
Hudson
visiting
in
Toronto
and
other
Ontario
Bay
Co.
at
Hazelton.
I
Mrs.
BP'i'l-.i'
William
i
wttli
STANDARD
OFOUAUTY
FOR
OVER
SO
YEARS
points.
Orant
Is
visiting
In
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Hunger
of
Collier
son-in-law
and
j
leymount
were
among
last
week's
dts-
-
-
itrlct
visitors
In
town.
f
Rw
I
George
Culp
and
Bob
Oerow
ore
en-i
gaged
:n
the
fishing
Industry
at
Babtne
Lake.
I
Rev.
J.
ft,
McCrlmmon
of
Burns
Lake
has
been
advised
of
the
death
of
his
mother,
Mrs,
Isabella
McCrlmmon,
at
Almonte.
Ontario.
In
.her
nlnty.thltd
year.
She
was
born
in
Glengarry
County.
Ontario.
j
(
Miss
L
"I.
Prlngle.
R.N..
on
account
of
illness
has
resigned
as
lady
super
s
tendent
of
the
Bums
like
Hospl'.il
?and
has
left
for
Vancouver
Unui
Classified
:
Ads.
WANTED
SALESLADY
WANTED.
WITH
Ex
perience
preferred.
Montreal
Importers.
266
WANTED.
GENERAL
SERVANT.
ply
Mrs.
Norman
A.
Watt.
wWrfcD.?
.heater.
Phone
Blue
392.
ML.
.
L.
.
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i'
:
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rOR
SAl.E
Yivionea,
1,
niaing
put
ncaaquarterav
j
j
;
.
t
BurnsLake
jot
Jthe
preseirf.:
FO&
b&lljk
qtjffll
t
Tp:'-BbY''hpfat
AiRATij,
iSljJACEftiAi
tow
bout,
Taplow,
16-20
If.P.
heaev
duty
Vivian,
with
complete
equipment
$2,500.00.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
RENT
FOB
RENT.
FOUR
ROOMED
FOR-
nwneo
apartment
with
bath
and
water
paid.
Phone
547.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Pianos.
Dhonoaranh.
.t
einger
sewing
machine.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
Apartments
b
th
h
week
or
jnonlh.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
nuuor.
run
KENTr
ROOMS
An
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
tf
HOUSES
FOR
RENT.
120.00
UP
ply
215.
4th
Ave.
E.
arrival
of
another
lady
superintendent,
his
i
expected
irom
th
r
Grace
M.
Duffell,
Rjj.,
win
b
in
charge
v
m
ouiw
laxkc
nOftpitsal.
r5r
-re.um
art.eti9on
mn
immaoiK
ynto
were
00
a
big
game
hunting
trip,
have
been
frozen
m
on
the
Tahtea
or
Whlteaali
Ukes.
Oapt.
John
Irving.
well
k,,
pioneer
navigator
8Ild
shipping
man
of
v..e
raciuc
coast.
,
m
Burns
Lake
on
way
to
ootsa
Uke
where
he
will
eonfcr
with
oeorge
steel,
the
discoverer
of
high
grade
copper
claims.
""i
ue
made
for
development
work.
ipC.'l..
the
Paul
next
season's
R
Mif
1
mimoii
officiated
a-D:.v
scrvi..
,
8t
tea
Cuui
j
ht'ru
on
Sunday
FOUND
FOUND
OOLD
RING
OWMR
CAN
I
have
same
by
proving
property
ana
1
paying
lor
this
advertisement
tf
IbUKOM
OF
KEYS
FOUN
APPLY
780.
Seventh
Avenue
W.
AUCTION
SALE
BIO
BALE
ON
THUMDAY
FOet
BINB-flt
of
Canadian
Legion.
British
Columbia
Service
League
to
start
a
fund
W.
ereenqg
a
monument
to
the
memory
of
aomnuk
aud
auiaens
who
feli
In
the
Oreat
War.
I
am
devoting
my
time
and
ability
up
to
the
17U
to
receive
furnliurp,
heaters.
L
eot
,etfcva..
odd
and
ends,
pillows.
blankets
or
anything
of
value
whtoh
can
be
turned
into
cash
Look
In
your
basement
Look
in
your
attic.
Just
ring
41,
or
563.
or
774,
or
Blue
7S0
and
your
donations
will
be
called
for,
or
they
may
be
sent
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Auction
Rooms.
Let
the
community
pull
together
and
accomplish
thla
purpose
after
nine
years
neglect.
All
donations
and
prices
received
therefor
will
be
published.
My
teat
sale
will
be
for
Mile
great
cause,
a
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Telephone
774.
266
ridxri:
m
pkut
iiakiioic
HEUVICB
j
CIIIMNKY
Cleneral
Handy
.Man
riii.KiiiT
4.
It.
Arnold,
Proprietor
Go
anywhere
anytime.
Day
or
night.
Always
on
board.
Terms
very
moderate.
Two
boats
always
available.
Phone
310.
o,
,110
HVVKEP
I
s-
I.MKKIIK
.
A.
Furnace
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Re-
paired.
Ohlmnles
Swept.
Cemetery
Plots
Oared
For.
'
Phone
Red
243.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
lltlillVMOUK
r.tKPBTH
8
ft.
0
in.
x
0
ft.
to
clear
at
$30.00
6
ft
x
B
ft
to
clear
at
4300
tt
x
10
ft
6
ill
to
clear
at
$47
50
10
only
lert
of
this
slupmi'pt
A.
M.KEMKIi:
FI'BNITt'BE.
LAST
CAM
November
last
mini;'
AUCTIONEER
EXCHANGE
m:v
ami
ftr.roNi'
n
r;1
boinrht
and
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Coach
Coupe
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Cabriolet
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Expresf
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wheels
$'-
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A
comple'
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hand
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our
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Guaranteed
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Word
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Ford
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15
TAXI
Tphone
67
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Blx
ana
seven
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bakers
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your
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