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Cabin
rem
224,
furnished.
t42
Park
Ave.
(2C9
ished
suite
at
xments.
Phone
(tf)
One
housekeeping
in
town,
Phone
513
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housekeeper
family
Large
priv-No
neavy
work.
$60
Phone
Red
879.
(tf)
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or
nouse,
he
We
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nf
MeBride
man
Blue
251.
(2G8)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Studio
lounge,
chromium
arms.
Radio
and
record
'player,
new;
child's
large
steel
crib;
radio
$3;
lamp.
441
7th
Ave.
E.
2G9
FOR
SALE
Gramaphone,
2
complete
beds,
couch,
kitchen
table
arid
chairs,
floor
covering,
2
playhouses.
1313
Overlook
St.
Black
304.
(272)
FOR
SALE
2
HP.
Electric
motor.
1344
8th
Avenue
East.
(269)
FOR
SALE
New
5
room
house.
Superb
view,
5
minutes
from
town.
Phone
Red
323.
(273)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
table
and
choirs;
also
odd
tables
and
other
household
articles.
1025
7th
East.
((581
FOR
'SALE!
4
burner
J942
model
HOTPOINT
electric
stove,
like
riew.
Also
hot
water
electric
element
and
double
bed.
Apply
1451
Plaza,
Sixth
Ave.
East.
FOR
SALE
Six
room
house,
furnished.
Two
lots.
Phone
Red
998.
21G
7th
Ave.
W.
(2C9)
FOR
SALE
1
Vj
building
lots
located
on
7th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Green
902.
(tf)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
'manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
No
Bridge
or
!
Crib
League
More
entries
will
have
to
be
forthcoming
If
there
Is
to
be
a
bridge
s.id
crlbbage.
league
In
Prince
Rupert
this
winter.
Little
Interest
through
attendance
was
displayed
this
Week
when
an
Hassocks
$2.50.
Chest
of
drawers
from
$9.
Wool
Blankets,
good
condition,
from
$3.95.
Sheets
like
new,
45x90,
price
95c.
Floor
lamps
complete
from
$5.
'Sleeping
couches
$7.
Blacksmith's
vice,
tarpaulin
1G2x17.
Barber
chair
$25:
Anvils
and
wrenches.
New
mattresses,
all
sizes,
wire
cable,
etc.
Selling
for
lowest
prices.
B.
C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
(tf)
LOST
LOST
Boy'sbicycle,
C.C.M.
make,
wartime
model,
from
front
of
Ranee
&
Hardy's
store,
3rd
Ave.,
Wednesday'
evening.
Reward
for
return
to
police
station,
or
phone
309
(Information).
(2S8)
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
Civil
Service
Examnation
Prepare
SOW
for
Fall
and
Winter
examinations
Letter
Carrier.
Postal
Clerk,
Customs
Clerk,
Immlsratalon
Inspector,
etc.
Full
particulars
from
M.C.C.
Civil
Service
School,
301
Enderton
Bldg.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
in
Canada.
No
agents.
MOOSE
BAZAAR
IS
SUCCESSFUL
Splendid
Affair
Held
Wednesday
and
Thursday
A
very
successful
bazaar
and
tea
was
held
Wednesday
and
Thursday
at
the
Moose
Temple
other
organizational
meeting
was
under
the
auspices
of
the
Home
called.
Due
to
war
activities,
'
Making
committee
with
Mrs.
O.
there
has
been
no
bridge
cr
1
LundstrUm
as
chairman,
whist
league
here
In
three
years.
The
tea
room
was
tastily
dec-
.
1
orated
in
the
spirit
of
Chrlst-
FOU
SALE
!mas
andi
from
a
beautiful
FOR
SALE
Used
tables,
good
,
adorned
tea
table,.
Mesdarnes
B.
condition,
$4.
Beds
complete
j
McCarthy,
C.
Graham,
-J.
Feasby
irom
$iu.
unesierneias
$Da.su.
,
nd
i.
Morrison
rjoured.
The
servlteurs
for
the
tea
room
were
Mesdames
J.
Viae-leod,
T.
Chrlstoff,
H.
Dickens,
R.
Oiske,
O.
Wingham,
J.
Irvine
and
E.
Brechin.
Those
assisting
In
the
kitchen
were
Mesdames
O.
Stegavig,
F.
Chanrdler,
T.
Dldrlckson,
V.
Foster,
R.
Glskc,
J.
Morrison;
O.
Tweed,
D.
Wood,
and
O.
Glske.
Cashiers
for
the
occasion
were
Mesdames
G.
Howe
and
E.
Upstairs
In
the
lounge
room
the
tables
were
set
with
home-cooking,
fancy
work,
plain
sewing
and
novelties.
Those
assisting
in
the
lounge
room
were:
Home-cooking
Mesdames
J.
Kasper
and
J.
Scott.
Fancy
work
and
sewing
Mesdames
L.
Sandvar,
II.
Muncey,
B.
Bellamy.
Novelties
Child
Care
Committee
with'
Mesdames
F.
Grlm-ble,
J.
Wide,
B.
Hill,
Thompson
in
charge.
Wlite
elephant
Mrs.
Anne
Bailey.
Those
in
charge
of
the
various
raffles
were
Mesdames
R.
Richardson,
E.
Comer,
L.
Arnott,
J.
Beruschl,
E.
Lowley,
S.
Hou-
The
raffles
were
won
by:
Set
of
dishes
Eileen
Ewasuifc,
ticket
No.
225.
Bed
throw
Mr.
A.
E.
Welch,
ticket
No.
1075.
Sheets,
donated
by
Mrs.
Kas
per.
won
by
John
Reld,
Port
Essingtoh,
ticket
No.
415.
Luncheon
set,
donated
by
Mrs.
Graham
"won
by
J.
A.
Llsdsay,
gan,
A.
Ritchie
and
Pi
Bond,
ticket
NO.
407.
Pillow
cases,
donated
by
Mrs.
San,dvar,
won
by
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison,
ticket
No.
844.
Vanity
set,
donated
by
Mrs,
Feasby,
won
by
Mrs.
Nolan,
ticket
No.
991.
Vanity
set,
donated
by
Mrs.
Feasby,
won
by
Mrs.
Nolan,
'ticket
No.
991.
Bath
towels,
won
by
Mrs.
C.
N.
LeClalr,
ticket
No.
121.
Mooseheart
cake,
donated
by
Mrs.
LeClair,
won
by
Cecil
-Mor
rison.
Grocery
shorts,
donated
by
members,
won
by
Pauline
Wood,
Home-made
candy,
donated
by
Moosehrart
Committee,
won
by
Leona
Perreault.
Table
cloth,
won
by
Hennie
Beruschl.
3-piece
buffet
set,
won
by
Connie
Michel.
Plastic
tablecloth
Gertrude
Hougan.
Cover,
donated
by
E.
Comer
won
by
Pat
Galloway.
Vase,
donated
by
Mrs.
Mc.
Carthy,
won
by
R.
Gastaldini.
Nylons,
won
by
Ing'rld
Wick.
Name
the
Doll
Contest-The
name
was
"Amy",
donated
by
E.
Comer
and
won
by
Amy
Kasper.
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also
assisting
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MAKES
GOOD
Miss
Esther
Barton
of
Kincolilh
Now
Matron
of
Cleveland
Hospital
Miss
Esther
Barton,
a
native
girl
of
Klncolith,
who
has
been
visiting
'relatives
In
and
around
the'eity,
also
in
Alaska,
has
returned
to
the
United
States.
It
Is
over
24
years
ago
that
Miss
Barton,
unable
to
enter
a
nursing
school
anywhere
In
British
Columbia,
set
off
for
the
United
States
whefe
natives
are
given
an
equal
chance
with
whites.
She
settled
in
Cleveland,
Ohio,
where
she
took
her
train
ing
which
enabled
her
to
take
a
position
as
matron
of
a
emit
dren's
hospital,
which
position
she
still
holds.
After
a
months'
.stay
Miss
Bar
ton
left
on
the
Prince
Ruper
Tor
ClevelandOhio,
her
adopted
heme.
nectlon
with
raffles
were
littlr
Pat
Wide,
Jo-anne
Beruschl
and
Master
Muncey.
At
the
close
of
the
bazaar
Senior
Regent
Mclntyre
presented
Mrs.
C.
Lundstrum,
chairman
of
the
home
making
committee,
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
carnations.
Wm.
H.
FRANCKS
Optometrist
of
Vancouver
is
now
in
Prince
Rupert
Wm-
H.
Francks
Is
visiting
this
city
until
Nov.
25.
Mr.
Francks
Is
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
and
open
for
appointments.
Appointments
can
be
made
at
the
hotel.
Lightning
dress
dream
streaks
across
of
a
wool
with
electrifying
results.
This
and
many
oihers
for
your
selection
from
our
new
shipments.
Be
sure'
and
see
them.
No
Carrying
Charges
No
Interost.
Terms
In
accordance
with
W.P.T.B.
Regulations.
Prince
Uupcrr
Daily
BcUis
Saturday,
November
16,
1918
FROG'S
LEGS
BRING
PROFIT
CARLETON
PLACE.
Ont..
0
So
long
as
frog's
legs
are
consid
ered
a
tasty
dish
in
Montreal
and
j
other
cosmopolitan
centres
three
Carleton
Place
natives
will
con
tinue
to
provide
them
at
a
handsome
profit
George
and
Henry
Walls
and
Archie
Knox
have
been
In
the
frog-catching'
business
for
several
years,
selling
thtlr
catch
on
Montreal
markets
at
an
average
of
30
cents
per
pound.
Henry
Wlnls,
one
of
the
oldes;
frog
catchers
In
town,
said
he
had
shipped
as
much
as
2,300
WINS
MEDICAL
BURSARY
....
SUVA,
Fiji
Islands,
tl'S-A
.Fijian,
Chief
Petty
Officer
Macu
S'alato,
has
just
'won
Hhe
first
bursary
of
$320
to,
be
Va
warded
under
a
new
s;heme
sponsored
by
the
National
Association"
for
the
Prevention
of
Tuberculosis
and
'.he
Colonial
Of
flce.'The
bur-
sary
will
enable
him
to
take
a
six-month
course
In
En;jland
in
anti-tube
rculosls
work
aird
is
one
of
two
bursaries
now
fjejngf
bf-
ieren
to
coioniai
canaiaaiesjj
come
so
expert
In
spearing1
the
frogs
from
his
boat
thai'he
can
catch
close
to
50
pounds
wfthln
a
short
time.
He
then
cuts
off
pounds
of
frogs'
legs
In
a
season,
!
the
legs
and
skins
them
ready
-orth
roughly
$700.
He
has
be
:
for
shipping.
New...
from
SOUTH
AMERICA
comes
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