P-R'INC-fi   GEO-RGJ£   JCITIZEN
CLASSIFIED WANTS,
FOR SALE
FOR SAL£—dutch canaries, 7 males, 6 females, one year old; two breeding cages, one single cage; cheap,; owner leaving to wn. Apply Mrs. McLaughlin.         . 2t
 Local and Personal
Mr. Charles Hughes, whose serious illness, has caused great concern to his friends, is reported today greatly improved in health. ' £ ¦       *    *   ¦'*' ¦     %
—T"   Mr.;
FOR SALE—Pure-bred Airedale Ter riers, male or/female.    Apply E. W. '": Calnek, Fort George.                  3.tp
FOR SALE—Timothy and oat bay.   Apply Brodetsan .Bros.    3t
FOR SALE—Team of Ponies, with wagon, 'democrat and harness: cheap.—Apply Mrs. L. Bontez, Central. Fort George,                  nl2-22p
FOR SALE—Double sleigh, double harness, first-class-cutter; fur robes, sleigh bells; secondhand auto engine. See Claxton, CentralT'ort George.
FOR SALE — Household Furniture, .including specially made Kitchen 'Cabinet. Carpenters' tools, complete kit; also Bicycle.— Apply J. ,\\\ RitjCjJh, Seventh avenue, 'opposite Telephone office.              •   ,   8tnl-8p
FOR SALE—Three litters of Young Pigs; also some mature pigs."—Apply Hughes BL'os.,J\Ioore's Ranch, Phone 31-2 rings: V  •   ; •
FOR
FOR RENT—4-room furnished cottage plastered! electric light, phone, and water.—-F. J. Claxton, Central,Fort George.         •                               s24
FOR RENT—Double-storey barn for four horses, warm, re lit cheap.   See
Claxton, Fort Qeorge.   -      -
WANTED.
WANTED—A Sewing- Machhrev Mis. ""BeacHain, Fraser Ave.; Ft. George.
. ^ W,\NTED—Man' to run ferry at Mj worth until end of- scavSr.n. wages $3.75 per day. Apply District Engineer s^office, South Fort George.
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F.J-SHEARER
 Public and Conveyancer  Fihe'Insu-kance-. ¦'. .
E,: Acbl-pENT, AND  SICKNESS
Policies .
-.   Millar Addition Lots for Sale, j Box 37        Piunce George; KG.
 . Hall, who was danger-
ously ill, is now much improved in health.
The polroon\s of the city were reopened yesterday, the ban having been lifted by the authorities^
The Kootenashi—-a' vje-ry little white bean-from Japan^Excels in, mild flavor. //2Oc a-t^Iunro's. :
The regular -meetng of the- G. \\\Y,A/\vill be held tonight. All members are urgently requested
to be present.         .....    .
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•   Friends of Mrs._H. A. Carney w i 11 b e p 1 e a s e d to 1 e a rn th a t s I i e-is now convalescent after a severe attack of in-fluenza,¦'-•..   .    '   • *    *,   *
Southern Yellow Yams in-sealed tins.    Come    as    a    delicious Southern dish to grace a Northernj. table..   30c  for  a  large    tin • at M-iinro's.
All patients at-the city hospital! are recovering nicely from°inrlu-j enza, and—if is proposed to close j the emergency at the end of this"! week if. present favorable condi-i
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The: remains of Mrs. ""Joseph j-\\: es'tman, ¦ of Hutton, - were brought t6'tlie city yesterday ahd laid to rest in the local cemteery. Besides the husband—t-vvo--small cjhiklren are left.
Mr. Middaughv .manager.-of tli€j Rex Theatre, .annovfneels that as soon as the city officials permit 11 e • w i 11 reof^e n h i s th e a t r e. A1 v npuncemertt will h" made it><Fri|-day.'s1. Citizen:-;   "¦ _\ % -...V':, '.-. ..•'¦. .'-¦
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: Quesnel is -mow" "firmly in the grip"~TDf the influenza epidemic, aceorcling¦ to the: reports ofv.recen-t Arrivals from the south, w-ho say inhere are forty cases fiow nuder treatment
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A llffl   fl^T*    rTil*O        Southern people boast of- their
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Stand - Griffith's Poplrooni Gall 64, 2 rings
j. Lj. McLane
W. G. D. Harper,     -    Proprietor
Plumbing Sheet Meta(I
.-;¦, Oils, Greases and Auto Accessories
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Third; Avenue, Priice George
Hominy. \Ve' sell "Van Camj)?s in large tin—-enough .for five or six people—for 30c. Already cooked. J n$t warm upland serve. James Munro Limited.     .                  '~ .:
¦ George H. Outram, of V.ander-hoof, has been; appointed representative of the Land Settlemsfnt BoarcFj-n conriection with'tlre sale or lancHn the Nechaco Valley.
^ Born—-At Endatc'Q, on Nbvemt her i^th, to ;Mr land Mrs!j Camp^. bell, a daugliter. l(In consejquence of the¦priecediiig interesting news, Sheriff Ijyeters is today announcing his entry into the grandfather class..)^ "' . ; •  : -r ,. • ''/--: i, !': :-    ¦  ¦
V^ool
Stoclcings
weater jCoats
Un derwear
Knitted Suits
Felt and Rubber Footwear
FOR WOMEN—
Wool I5ress Goods
Sweater Coats
Underwear
Gloves and Hosiery
Fek Footwear
Shawls
FORMEN
		
	J^iooo.oo '.of T^tileJ	>Vort 1) p|
	\Ve invite inspection	\VO>ir J—"
WoplAJnderwear >hirts            •    .   :,r
Mackinaws
Socks, Mitts, Gloves
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FOR THE HOME^-
Blankets —Qomforters
Rugs           V   .
~-    Winter  Teririk' .
\   MRS TOWNDROW'S SCHOOL OF           0
AVilL /Reopen MONDAY, NOV.  18th.
Vacancies for Cor.  Y'ancouv
four pupils, er  & ¦ Fifth.
P.O. Box '228.   Phone 32, 3
Practical Watdh and Clock1 Maker, Working Jeweler, Etc
George.Street, Prince"Gtotge.
All  repairs., done, on "the' prem-ises and mfly i^c |had same day:
as left if required.
P. BURNS & CO.;
-^^iniida Food Board Licence No. 11H,
WiSll^ale and jlettf ME^ MERCHANTS
TelepHone No. 7
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