saturday, July 2, 1982

 

 

| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Sy. Andrews Cathedral Sunday-, The cheapest fuel in town, big,
school picnic will be Leld Monday 'oad slab wood $3.25. Albert &
at 1,30 p,m. 183 McCaffery Lid, Phones 6 and
1117, tY

 

 

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Loca! school teachers sailing last/
nicht on the Princess Adelaide for
vancouver included Miss May Har-

Miss Marjorie Shiel, Miss E. P
Crassie and Miss H. O. Wright.

Mr. and Mfrs. Olof Hanson and

n and daughter left on today's
‘rain for Lake Kathlyn where they
vill take up residence for the next

P. E. Peterson arrived in the city
on this afternoon's train from Fid-
dler Creek, where he is contemplat-
jing the development of a gold pro-
perty, and will sail this evening on
the Prince Rupert for Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Plommer sail-

wo months in their summer home. laide for Vancouver where they

on will spend the summer vacation

Miss Mary Basthope of Booth'Mr. Plommer is a member of the

Memorial School ‘teaching staff’ teaching staff of King Edward
led last night on the Princess High School.

\celaide for Alert Bay where she
vill spend part of the summer va-| W. E

 

Asson of

, Booth Memorial School,

ed last night on the Princess Ade- |

Vancouver has

 

Miss Bessie Haan, who has been |
attending school in the city, nee)
returned to her home at Queen)
Charlit City |

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Miss Dimock, local teacher, left!
on this afternoon’s train via Jas-
per Park for her home in Vernon |
Where she wil! ‘spend the summer
vacatior .

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Miss E. A. Mercer, principal of
Sailed on
the Princess Adelaide last night
for Victoria where ske will spend

,the summer vacation

' sla

Col J. Carleton Brown, Pacific}

Coast manager of Canadian Na-|
tional Steamships, arrived in the

city on the Prince Rupert yester-
day morning from Vancouver for a
brief visit here on official business. |
|He will return south this evening.

 

| Miss Jessie Rothwell of the!

 

 

 

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FOR SALE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

For rent, for sale and all other small advertisements in this section charged at the rate of 2 cents
a word per insertion with six imsertions for the price of four. By the month the charge is 25e a word.
No advertisement taken for less than 50c.

  

WANTED PAPERIANGING

 

sale. Phone Green 556.

156}

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|
SPECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower |

prices than any mail
house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone
52.

FOR “SALE pair of
shafting hangers.

Also galvan-|

order |

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adjustable}

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ized iron tank. Apply Daily News.|

 

 

| FOR SALE, reasonable

and mattress, boy’s tricycle, Wil-
ton rug, radio, battery and speak-
er, double hot jardinier
Apply 5 Besner

plate

Apts

 

 

ion, proceeding later to Vancou- arrived in the city from the south | teaching staff of Booth Memorial
to relieve for the next two menths/| School sailed last night on the
Genendiew on the staff of the Government! Princess Adelaide for Vancouve:
E. Walker arrived in the city Telegraphs here while D: @. Sehu-} Whence she will proceed to Regina
the Prince Pupert yesterday bert gor n a holiday trip to the| Where she will spend the summer
rning from New Westminster Okanagan Valley Mr: Schubert. | Vacation
{ proceeded to North Island. who will crive th, le , be ; ; .
i 4s ith, left for H: ae : Game Warden Ed. Martin sailed
ere his company is buying zelton yesterday. Mrs. Schubert; Miss Patricia Gwyer of King Ed-| og fternoor he P
¢ ’ Pz, ‘ esterday aitermoon o the ,
ring salmon and family went out this after-|Ward High School teaching staff}: os Oe eee
: . Sree ; Rupert for a trip to Anyox on of-
upaaivg noon jleft on this afternoon's train for ficial dut ,
' ; ficial duties
CO. N. R, steamer Prince Robert a |Edmonton whence she will proceed
ot. H. B. Neaden, carrying a y rth « -siged list | Pouce Coupe in the Peace River a
} Me Bringing north a good-sized 1i eee, ae p ” | Moose Picnic tomorrow; Digby Is-
diy number of passengers in- of passengers including the British | Block where she will spend the}, . 5 leave C Bay 9--1
anda oats eav ow ay v--
ding many round trip tourist, Columbia House party from Eng- |*¥™mer vacation with her parents 2 ° B “ see
r * , . Spor prizes and in atte ance
sengers for Alaska, arrived ‘n'land, CPR. steamer Prince Rupert,|M". and Mrs. W. K Gwyer, who)” “ ho ci as ; ems
. ° : ee , Aduts 3 Children free
rt at 10 o’¢lock this morning Capt. D. Donald, arrived in port at j'™merly resided in this city , ;
m Vancouver and Ocean Falls 10 o’cloc sterday — ae
n é 10 o'clock yesterday morning from OR in Mrs. F. A. Feero and three daugh-
i sailed at 3 o'clock this after- Vancouver, Powell River and Ocean| Miss M. Delaney, who has been ters are sailing this afternoon on
for Skagway and other Alas- Falls and sailed at 3 pm. for An-|% member of the teaching staff of} — oe ae , . F
. . = 5 — aot, : : . the -Prince Robert for Skagway
yolnts whence she will return yox and Stewart whence she will|*®¢ High Sehool commercial de- wi r j ut
: : a : where they wil) spend a vacz
ere southbound next Wednesday returr here this evening south. | partment here for the past few . ” P 7 —-
neg bound ears, sailed last night on the cs ‘a
Princess Adelaide for her home in; ™*S. D. B. Murphy. who has been
se |Vancouver, Miss Delaney’s position | U2@erseimg treatme: at Roches-
an : Vil Ane} po On) ‘
: ter Minnesota, returned to the city
“ ” , s Pe ‘ olishe by ret 5 - ”
Insist on “GRANT'S BEST PROCURABLE”—The Original | "5 been abolished by retench-| ) Robert this morning
For Sale at Vendors or direct from “Mail Order ment measures of the school board.|;.° |. .
Dept.”’ Liquor Control Board, Victoria, B.C. i }from Vancouver
{ Rev. W. McKim, Anglican Church ser a 7 :
jrector at Terrace, who has been on C. T. Hearn, superintendenr of}
ithe Ysbealee ok } : ry. is pav-
two-weeks’ trip to Vancouver af- |“ “4* s inks hatchery, & ~~
iver having attended recent sessions |‘@™8 4 946% V? a: ee: Oe OE S--.
finial bon . oats cad .
e-thesened of Galedania Gloeese 1 business, having arrived on
| here arrived in the city from th last night’s train from tite aiiermor
south on the Prince Rupert yester- F 3
day morning and proceeded la Misses Maud and Margaret Ma-
e day by train to the interior; 8" ° Booth Memorial School
n “ay , wail ; sa MiveiiOl.
ras ee teaching staff saile night on
Mrs. B. Walker of Booth Memor-| Princess Adelaide for Vancou-
¥ ial School teaching staff sailed last! ’© ‘ 5 a ee a x Sei
mon Arm where they w spend
“BEST PROCURABLE’ night on the Princess Adelaide for; ~” — = il spend
e Tit 6 -4ned “de *y |) the summ tio
Victoria Wierd ‘Stte will spend the
PURE ummer, vacation. Her daughter ~
rs. Samu Massey returned to
Miss Muriel Walker. sailed yester- Rs pte < or > “
. . , Ere tl ty om the rinc tebert this
SCOTCH WHISKY [day afternoon on the Prince Ru-|‘2¢ city on the Prin ver wh Pew
pert to visit for two weeks at An morning rom V ncouver where
j : si went HX aiteng tne 4 1u2
RICHEST IN FINEST |yox before proceeding to Victoria i. ” , , ’ me annus
: ot g »f ‘ vincia]
HIGHLAND MALT ape aS. Aree
Chapter of the Order ci the “Bast.
Grocery Stock and ae mL ee
Bottled and guaranteed by William Fi and Mrs. G. A. Woodland
Grant & Sons Limited Glenfiddich and ! t ane” ies i Clon: -ientinite
Balvenie-Glenlivet_ Djstilleries, Dut ixtures ror e who have been on wo-weeks

town & Glasgow, Seotiand

 

his advertisement is not published
Control Board or the Government «

 

Oe THETA ees eee ey

THE LAST DAY OF

‘Demers Sale }

$10.95
$6.95
$3.50

at HALF PRICE

75¢€

 

LADIES’ DRESSES $19.50

Now

Regular $12.50 t

LADIES’ DRESSES
Now

Regular $9.50

LADIES’ WASH DRESSES—Regular $4.95
Now
LADIES’ KNITTED SUITS

WELDREST HOSIERY
Last chance at

Regular up to $25.00

 

Third Avenue

ne

Prince Rupert, B.C. ®)

By Tender

Tenders will be
jundersigned up t
ay, July 6th, for

received by thi
ll a.m. Wednes
the purchase of

ILEM GROCERY (CO. LTD.,

Prince

| Rupert, B.C

Stock consists of miscellaneous
I ines of groceries, produce, etc
/ Fixtures consist of show cases
40 ash registers, frigidaire.
| All tenders to read at a rate on

ithe dollar, as per inventory

This business at the present time
being operated by us and can be
a going concern. It is
of business and
y for someone

purchased as
joing a fair volume
his is an opportunit
purchase a going concern at a
reasonable price. Terms will be
granted to responsible parties
| Store
time during business hours,
ventory can be our
any time upon application

seen at office

Highest or any tender not neces- |

sarily accepted
THE CANADIAN CREDIT MEN’S
TRUST ASSOCIATION LTD
Trustee

{222 Pacific Building,

Mane Ele | Vancouver, BC.

 

EUROPEAN EXPERT
WATCHMAKER

H. S. OLSEN

Five years’ apprenticeship at the Royal Danish Watchmaker
School at Copenhagen, then 12 years abroad working
in the big cities of Europe

All Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.

TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Prices Reasonable,

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver
V8.8, CATALA EVERY TUBSDAY, 1:30 PM,
Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thursday
L.S.8, CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,
Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx

a.m

 

Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm Anyox, Stewart and Naas
River points, Sunday, 8 p.m
Further information regarding all sailings and tickets at i
YRINCE RUPERT AGENCY: Second A venue, Phone 568,

 

 

Estabilshed 1849

LAMB’S RUM

AGED, BLENDED AND
MATURED AT THE
LONDON DOCKS

“Lamb’s Fine Old Navy”

OVERPROOF

Old and Good!
Ask the British Navy!

On sale at Liquor Vendors or

direct. from Government Li-

quor Contrel Mail Order De-
partment, Vicvoria, B.C.

PROOF

| This advertisement is aot pub-
| lished or displayea by the
| Liquor Control Buard or by

the Government of British
_ British Columbia

the stock and fixtures of MUSSAL-|

is open for inspection any}
1
or in-|

 

Island, July 17.

and Seattle, re-
the city om the Prince

i
trip to Vancouver
turned to

 

Robert this ning. While in the!
south they a ied the recent Ro-
t International convention in|}

|
>t a

Miss Mary Sargent arrived in the

city on the Prince Robert tois
mor p x Vancouver, wher
she has been attending school, and
will proceed ea ym today’s train
to spend the ner holidays with
her parents, Mr. @nd Mrs. R. 8
sargent, in Hazelton

SN. Boyk for the!

ountant

Canadian Nat ral Telegraprs|
here, will sail Tuesday after-
noon of next w for his home in
New Westminster where he will
spend a vacat Eddie Smith is
| relieving at the telegraph office

' during ibse nce

nis

Rev. Evan Baker, who arrived in
ithe city earlier in the week from
| Stewart where he has been sta-
itioned for the past few years as
United Church patsor, sailed yes-

terday afternoon on the Prince Ru-
pert for Anyox to whicl he
has been transferred

point

CONFERENCE OF
LABOR UNIONS OF PRINCE

| UNEMPLOYED

|

} RUPERT

arial

| A call for delegates of al) Labor
Unions*for the city regardless of
‘affiliations for a conference on
|Tuesday, July 5 at 7.30 p.m. at the

|{Longshoremen’
‘through the
| thern Ba Cc.
oe

Ss Hall is hereby sent
initiative of the Nor-
Fishermen's Associa

an a)
-_— Ww

LAAN :
AVA EMO,

meee

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| Announcements |

 

Eagies* Picnic,

10.

Grassy Bay, July

Canadian Legion Picnic, Digby

}
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|
5-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
260 9th Ave. East.

264
FOR RENT— Modern flat, Rand

 

 

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child’s crib |

Six-roomed House—|

Block. Apply Max Heilbroner. tf}

MODERN HOUSE for rent $25 a
month, 442 Fourth Ave. East
Phone Red 720 tf

FOR RENT—Five-room furnished
house. Harbor view. Fourth Av-
enue East. T. McClymont.

 

FOR RENT “lean well furnished
modern 2-room suite
Apartments. Phone Red 444 tf

 

“GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT”
Notice of Application for Consent to
Transfer of Beer Licence

Notice hereby giver n that, on the
hitn day of Hy next he undersigned
intends to apply te the iuguer Con

transfer of Beer
2063 and issued im re-
being part of a build-
Hotel, situute

Ree ard for consent to
Licence Number
spect of premises
ing known as the Royal
at 701 Third Avenue West,
pert, B.C upon the lands described as
e Nos 11 und 12. Block

Map No. 923, Prince Rupert
means tration District, in the Province of
British Columbia, from Diaanamtre Zar-
ii Northern Hotel Company Limited
f Prince Rupert, British Columbia, the

DATED a

f June

Prince Rupert, this 7th day

AD. 1982
NORTHERS HOTEL

LIMITED
& Pultor

COMPANY

Per: Patmare Solicitors

The AUCTIONEER

Packing — Crating — Wrapping
and General Furniture Repairs
List your goods with me

GEO. J. PaWES—Phone Black 120

AUCTIONEER

List vour goods v ‘th us—Prince
Rupert's leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

Srd Ave. Phone Red 637

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
Phone 303

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta
: Phone 234

 

 

 

Prince Rupert
DRY DOCK

AND

SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks
Total canscity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers
for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

Iron and Brass Casting

Electric and Acetylene Welding

|NEW Vindex Sewing Machine for|OFFICE gir!

 

 

LOT “FIFTH AVENUE 1 near Tatlow |

sini, “ comsortabie
home. Reply Box 142 Daily News Paperhanging, Kalsomining
Office, 153
= — —_ and Painting

EXCHAN GE

At prices that will suit you

Phone Red 918 ©. Rouse

Small home. Part cash. Phone
Green 505. tf

 

 

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HELP WANTED ____ DAITRIES

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LOOK AHEAD—-Get into the civa|For FRESH LOCAL MILK

PRIVATE Kindergartens pay. Ad-

Service as Postman, Clerk, Cus- | Phone Red 608 or 953
toms Examiner, immig. Inspec- |
DOMINION DAIRY

Full details free from the |

BLL. Winniges. 8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

PERSON AL ’

PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

tor, etc

 

 

vice given free by the Canadian
Kindergarten Institute, Winnipeg.

 

LIGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN- |

Palmer ;

Prince Ru-|

32, Section |
Land |

Thirty

PAINTERS \Fresh from Bulkley Valley
, —- Farms

 

 

 

ipa | VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone Red 802 (evenings) to }

| Phone 657
J. P. MOLLER . .
CHIROPRACTIC

W. C. Aspinall
Three Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
|Open Evenings 6 Excnange Bik.

| ‘TRANSFERS

 

— for — |
Kalsomining, Painting pone
& Paperhanging :

By Day or Contract
REASONABLE CHARGES

WATCHMAKERS
Send Your Watch, Clock,
Jewellery and Optical
Repairs to

A. E. IRELAND
$24 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C.

=

| CAMERON'S Transfer ” ‘Phome 17
| for Dry Birch, Cedar and Jack
: Pine. tf

| SEAL COVE TRANSFER. Wood for
sale at reasonable prices. Phone
een 609 or Blue 903.

 

Years Practical Experience; GF

 

 

 

Assures Absolute Satisfaction

OUR NEW LOW PRICES
WILL SURPRISE YOU

SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2,
at 7:30 p.m.

AT THE AUCTION ROOMS
FEDERAL BLOCK

When Coming to
TERRACE
For Your Picnic or Holiday
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD
WITH US
Toe Greet You on Arrival

We Meet All Trains

Special Rates For Picnic
Parties to Lakelse Lake

Willis Piano in Mahogs”,; Elee-
tric Washing Machine; Moffat
Electric Range; Victor Orthopho-
nic and Records; MeClary Garry

Range; 3 Heaters; Bookcase; 2

We Can Take You Occasional Ohairs; Wardrobe;
Anywhere at Any Time D.R. Suite; Chesterfield Table;
At Moderate Rates Couch; Dishes; Pots, Pans; Kit-

chen Chairs, and usual miscel-

lancous articles.

LIST YOUR GOODS FOR THIS
SALE

(. J. Dawes

THE AUCTIONEER
Phone Black 120—Red 633,

SWAIN’S TRANSFER
& TAXI

Terrace, B.C.

Wood Coal

FOR RENT
Furnished Cabins on the
Lakelse Lake Shore
lose to Mineral Baths and Lodge
Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

 

 

Prices Reduced

at —

“THE DUNES”
Tlell, Queen Charlotte Islands

In keeping with the spirit of the times,
boarders at “The Dunes,” Tlell. have been reduced to $1.50 a day.
The idea} summer resort. A home away from home. A place for
the tired businessman to rest and where the children can play
unmolested and without danger.
Miles of sandy beach, huge sand dunes. all the pleasures of the
farm with fresh milk and plenty of taick cream. Fresh vegetables
and home cooked meals. Trout and salmon fishing.in Tlell River.
THE NEW SPECIAL RATES
make it possible for anyone to pay a visit. Here is cost per person:

the rates for summer

 

 

 

Board and room for 10 days $15
Return steamship fare a a ; 18
Care hire to and from boat ..................... ea 2
Total for 12 days $35

Children, half price. ‘No extras
Prince John leaves Prince Rupert July 8, 22, Aug. 5, 19.

Write or Telegraph Madame KRajaut