Motiday, July 4, 21932

 

NEWS ITEMS

H. N. Campbell of Hazelton was
a week-end Visitor to town.

 

LOCAL

 

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+ mine apes

The cheapest fuél in town, bij:
load slab wood $3.25, -Albert &

McCaffery Ltd., Phones 116 afc
8, J. Jabour returned to the city. 117. th)

on ‘the ‘Prince Robert on Saturday
from.a business trip to Vancouver.

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W. H. Carter of Premier was :
passenger aboard the Catala last.
E. M. Letnes of Port Essington evening returning north after a|

Tuesday Special

TERRACE STRAWBERRIES
Arriving Daily

Munro Bros.

meneame oa acme

Miss Mary Dowther sailed Satur-
day evening on the Prince Rupert
for a vacation trip to Vancouver.

 

was a Wé#k-erld visitor to the ‘city, visit to Vancouver. H. €. Tuck of Port Simpson was|
being registered at the Savoy Ho- | is b weeend wikitor to sin: havitig |
tel Frank Morris sailed Saturday ev-j arrived in the city from the neigh-

| ning on the Prince Rupert for a

The city police have an inquiry. brief trip to Vancouver, saccom-
for Mrs. Florénee’ Lenora William: panied by his daughter, ‘Miss Me-
whose relatives are seeking infor- gan Morris
mation as tO her whereabouts.

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4 Miss Elizabeth Sturgeon sailed |
Alex Murray and Malcolm Mce-' last Friday night on the Princess
Ledd arrived in the city on the Adelaice for Campbell River. She
Prince Robert on Saturday from! will spend the summer vacation on
Vancouver, being here to take Over| Vancouver Island.

their duties at the local dry Gock |!
1 connéction with the loading of
he steamer Fresno City

 

J. B. Miller, well known
dry goods aad shoe merchant. re |

:
‘turned to the city on the Princ:

 

boring village by gasboat.

Peter Carrigan of Hazelton ar-!
rivec in the city from the interior|
at the ‘end of the week and is a)
guest at the Savoy Hotel.

Schoo] Inspector T. W. Hall and
Mrs. Hall sailed last Friday night
on the Cardena to spend the sum-
mer vacation in Vancouver and

loca | Victoria.

Miss Edna Gillies, daughter of

Having made a speedy and effec- Robert Satu'day from a brief bus-|Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Gillies, left on

récovery from a Serious at-' ines

ack of pneumonia, Ralph Smith i

was able to leave the Prince Ru It was not until

pert General ‘Hospital at the end/day night last

if the week for home. He will have | Cardena, Capt

take it easy for a while
nowever,

trip tt Vancouver
10:55 on Fri-
that the steamer

Sart
pvi

yet,;arivived in
The vessel sailed at
night on her return south,
William J. Crawford, chief grain weal
nspector for the federal govern-
ment at Vancouver, arrived in the
ty on the Prince Robert on Sa

from the santh

 

Miss Margaret McLean arrived
in the city on Saturday afternoon’s
train from her school-teaching du-

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Ernest Georgeson, |

turday from the south, being one ties at Hazelton to spend the sum-

f the officials who jis here in con-

mer vacation with her parents, Mr

tion with the loading of the'and Mrs. H. A. Mcbean, Green
eamer Fresno City at the local gteet

evator

T. D. Pattullo, M.L:A. for Prince

Rupert and Leader of the Opposi-
tion in the Legislature, is sailing
this afternoon by the ss. Prince
Gusrge on his return to Victoria
ifter paying a brief visit to his
constituents here

 

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Family

MEAT

Market

Tuesday amd Wednesday

i ;
: Specials Miss Jean Burns of New Hazel-

ton arrived in the city from the

 

passenger aboard the Catala last
evening bound for Stewart Where
she will pay a visit with her son,
Rod Brown, who is
the staff of the Bank of Montrea!
at Stewart. Mrs. Falding expects to
spend the summer at Stewart.

4 Ibs. Corn Beef & finterior on Saturday afterndon’
4 -e . o: - .
nical 50¢ train and sailed that evening!
LadDDe “
8 on the steamer Prince Ruper

peerage Beet $1.00 that evening on the Prince Ruper
& 5 Ibs. New Spuds for Vanéouver and Victoria where
4 Prime Rib Rolled

S4be: $1.00 she will spend the summer vaca-
ast ‘5 Ibs. New Spuds Mi an

nm

$1.00 | =~

CNR, steamer Prince George,

50c Capt. Neil McLean, retiirnéd to

port at 8:15 this morning from

50c Skagway and other~Alaska points
and will sail at 4 o'clock this af-

i T-Bone Roast &

ibs. New Sptids

i Stew Veal &
/ bunches Carrots

4 lb. Stew Lamb &
bunches Turnips

ulder Pork 50c¢ ternoon for Ocean Falls, Powe}!
+ ibs River and Vaneenyer. The vessel
I Chops im 38 passengers, seven of

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pg
50c
25¢

disembarked here.

 

der Reast.of Veal
* iD

esh Killed Fowl

er Ib

Miss Jessie Moffatt, teacher of
Westview School, sailed Saturaay
ifternoon on the Princess Louise

Bacon & 30 for Vancouver enroute to her
lb. Liver C jrome at Summerland where she
will spend the summer vacation

957 — Phone — 957 She was accompanied by Miss Pol-;
ema Cameron of this city who will

visit with her in the Okan-

 

 

 

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Every Mouseholder in Prince Rupert Will Receive
This Week a Card, Which, When Presented ‘to
Your Grocer Entities You to—

Purchase a Tin of

ins Best Coffee
10 CENTS

We want you to taste the goodness of this popular
B. C. Product. Should you fail to receive your rebate
ecard please phone 72 or 73.

The W. H. MALKIN CO. LTD.

Less a Rebate of—

Not good after July 15th

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prinve Muyert for Vancouver
P88, CATALA BVPRY TUESDAY, 1:50 PM.
Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thureday a.m,
DS. CADENA. EVERY FRIDAY. MIDNIGHT,

 

 

a tember of)

Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx,
Weekly kattings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas Bites, etc
River points, Sunday, 8 p.m ? Y
Further, information ‘regarding &ll satlings and tickets at — < AOE IN Camapa
VRINCE RUPERT AGENCY; Second A venue. Phone 568, | p£t-80 - -

Saturday atternoon’s train for Mc-

Brice where she will spend the
| summer vacation.
Peter” Black, jr., arrived in the

lcity on Saturday afternoon’s train|

12:15 mid-|from McGill University at Mont-|

(real and will spend the
jvacation here with his
| Mrs. Peter Black.

H. W. Butler, Government Tele-
graphs operator at Aiyanshk, after
a two-weeks’ visit to the city, sail-
ed on the Catala last night for Mill
Bay whence he will return’ to his
|post up the Naas River

summer
mother,

 

| L. H. Little of the Canadian Air-
|ways Limited, who has been sta-
|tioned at Carcross in the service
jof that concern, arrived in the city
\from the north on the ss. Prince
| George this morning and proceea-
}ed on this afternoon's train to Ed-

Mrs. Palding ot Vancouver was a}monton. Mrs. Little also came

| south and ts proceeding through
‘to Vancouver

Making her first voyage of the
season on the Alaska route. C.P.R.
| steamer Princess Alice, Capt. Wil-
|} liam Palmer, arrived in port at
17:45 this morning from Vancou-
ver and sailed at 10:30 am. for
Skagway and other Alaska points
The vessel, which will return here
Saturday afternoon southbound
had eighty passengers on board.

MILLIONS HELPED
TO HEALTH
BY ALL-BRAN

Has “Bulk” and Vitamin B
for Constipation; Also
Iron for Blood

 

In ten years, Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN
has gained an increasing number of
friends. Today, it is used by
millions with satisfactory results.

New tests show added reasons for
the success of At1-Bran. Labora-
tory experiments prove it has “bulk”
to exercise the intestines, and Vita-
min B to help tone the intestinal
tract.

Another benefit of Ati-Bran is
that it has twice as much bleod-
building iron as an equal amount by
weight of beef liver.

The headaches, loss of appetite
and energy that so often result from
constipation can be overcame. by
this pleasant cereal. How much bet-
ter than using habit-forming pills
and drugs.

Aut-Braw action is gentle, Its
“bulk” is much like that of lettuce.
Within the body, it absorbs mois-
ture and forms a soft mass. Gently
it clears the intestines of wastes.

Two tablespoonfuls daily are
sufficient to overcome most types of
constipation. If your intestinal
trouble is not relieved this way, see
your doctor.

Serve as a cereal, or use in cook-
ing. Tempting recipes on the red.

d-green age. Sold by all,
— Made by feilees in beltion,

Ontario.

 

 

     

a

A EAING Cutan

entholatum

I peefe relief
for, Sunburn, Insect

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ion fishermen

;arrived from the Skeena River on

| day afternoon’s train for a holi-|

 

Pete Cravetto left on Satiutday
afternoon’s train for a business
trip to up-river points.

 

 

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The Canadian National Recrea-
{tion Association has given up

peog eer CET For rent, for sale ‘and ail éther small advertisements ‘fn this Séétivn
a word pér insertion with six inséftions for the priée‘of four, By the

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A. C. Morse left on Saturday af- ; ee
varnoon’s train for Port Essington —oooeeeoeeeoeoelTETlTleleeee eee

') attend a mass meeting of sal- ; 4 . '
FOR'SALE in , we

—_—— ———————— | LOST-Small damieo “brddch, ‘He-
NEW Vindex Sewing Machine ‘for |

sale. Phone Green ‘B56. 6) dore. Firlter pléase return to

FOR Bile ‘ddio ‘Marconi 6-ttthe,| Daily News Office. Reward. 155
perféct ‘conditidén, $14. Phdne neem neta a seamen

CaCO i i dia! EXCHANGE
SPECIAL—Goodyear Tites at lower) ——____

prices than any mail order

house. Kaien Motors Ltd, Phone

52.

D., Critchley of Inverness is pay-
ing a brief visit to the city, having;

last night’s train.

 

Capt. L. Shepara of the Domin-
ion Fisheries service sailed Satur-
day evening on the Prince Rupert
for a trip to Vancouver on officia)
business.

 

Small home. Part cash. Phone
Green 505.00 tf

 

 

FOR SALE pair of adjustable
shifting hangers. Also galvan-
ized iron tank Apply Daily News.

Mrs, A. E. Perry of Port Essing-
ton arrivéd in the city from the
Skeena River on Saturday after-
noon’s train and sailed last night on
the Catala for Port Simpson.

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HELP WANTED

 

 

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FOR RENT

 

M i Mrs. G. A. MeMill a tor, etc. Full details free from the
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McMillan an -— MCC. Witihiper,

family saiied Saturday evening on| FOR RENT had ce

the Prince Rupert for Vancouver | 260 9ih Ave. East.

Mrs, McMillan and family wil

spend a holiday im the south.

- Six-roomed House—
264

fOR RENT— Modern flat, Rand | RF SRG
‘iat Block. Apply Max Heilbroner. uf PRIVATE Kiridergartens pay. Ad-

H. Skattebol, dispatcher here for} FOR RENT—Five-room furnished Vice given free by the Canadian
the Canadian National Railways,} house. Harbor view. Fourth Av-|,, Kindergarten Institute, Winnipeg.
and Mrs, Skattebol left on Satur-| enue East. T. McClymont.

a : PAINTE

day trip to Edmonton and Winni-|"OR RENT— Clean well furnished RS
peg modern 2-room. suite. Palmer

Apartments. Phone Red 444. tf LIGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN-

 

 

 

iAvertisement taken fir léss than 5c.

tween Fifth Avenue and Commo-|

LOT FIFTH ‘AVENUE ‘lear 'Tatlow none Red 918

PERSONAL

A. O. MORSE,
Did this 154 Delegate.
ever happen {
toyou? - yaa

 

 

 

‘charged at the rate of 2 cents
‘thie Chitge is 25c' a w

=A eae ay Noe MSR TMEE 200 +

 

PAPERHANGING

 

‘Paperhinging, Kalsomining
and Painting

At prides that will 'sitit you

C. Rouse

 

__ DAIRIES

 

~\For FRESH LOCAL MILK

tf} LOOK AHEAD--Get into the Civil!
Service as Postman, Clerk, Cus- |
toms Examiner, immig Inspec- |

Phone Red 608 or 953

DOMINION DAIRY
8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

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PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

‘Fresh from Bulkley Valley
Farms

 

 

en | ae ee | VALENTIN DAIRY
REMO STRAWBERRIES GOV Sens Sew OR ACT Phone Red 802 (evenings) to Phone 657 Ls
| | MONO fabher ef Beer Lleeuce | J. P. MOLLER
Are now on the market. Sec- | Notice is hereby given that, on the — for — CHIROPRACTIC
ond to none. Ask your dealer [|| 11th day of July next, the undersigned slender tae tieihleneed enact ma

for them.

 

 

D. J. Hartley, Anyox school prin-
cipal, and family were pussengers
aboard the Prince Rupert Satur-
day evening going through to Van-/|
couver where they will spend the
summer vacation.

 

 

 

Mrs Essehmont of Vancouver was}
® passenger aboard the Catala last |
evening bounc for. Stewart where |
she will visit with two sons who}
are in the employ of the Crawford

Transportation Cox
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Miss Annie Service, daughter of |
Sergeant W. J. Service, chief of|
the city detachment of the pro-
vincial police, left on Saturday ait
ternoon’s train to spend the sun
mer vacation visiting with frien
it Smithers and Prince George.

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| Miss S. E. Johnson, school teach- |
er from Dawson, is a passenger on |
board the Prince George today|
bound for Vancouver where she |
will spend the summer vacation. It}
'is Miss Johnson's first trip south
jin three years.

Capt, W. P. Armour, local mana-|
}ger of the Pacific Salvage Co., and
Mrs. Armour and daughter, June,
are expected back in the city to-)
day aboard the company boat Sal-
vage Princess from Seattle where
they attended the recent Rotary

| GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 126

intends to apply to the Liquor Contre!
Board for consent to transfer of Bee
Licence Number 2063 and issued in re-
ypeéect of premises being part of a bullc-
ng known as the Roya] Hotel, situate
at 701 Third Avenue West, Prince Ru-
pert, B.C., upon the lands deseribed a:
Lots Nos, 11 und 12, Block 32, Sectio:

Kalsomining, Painting

: 7 W. C. Aspinall
& Paperhanging

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| Three Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment

By Day or Contract
REASONABLE CHARGES

 

1, Map No. 923, Prince Rupert Land
Registration District, in the Province 6
British Columbia, from Diamantre Zar
elli' to Northern Hotel Company Limited
of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, the
transferee

DATED at Prince Rupert, this 7th da)
of June, A.D. 1932

NORTHERN HOTEL
LIMITED
Patmore & Fulton. Solicitors

COMPANY,

Per:

The AUCTIONEER

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

 

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List your goods with us—Prince
Rupert's teading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

Srd Ave. Phone Red 637

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
Phone 303

 

 

 

 

Intcrnational convention.

Mrs. W. W. Noonan and daugh-
ter of Telkwa arrived in the city
on Saturday afternoon's train from}
the interior to pay a visit with}
Mrs. Noontn’s mother, Mrs. F. W.!
Bohier of Terrace, who is a patient
in the Pririce Rupert General Hos-
pital.
| —#

Miss McKay of the teaching staff

lof Coqualeetza Tnstitate was a pas- I

 

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| Senger aboard the Catala last ev- 9
\

jening bound for Arrandale, having
‘in her charge a party of native)
children from various Naas River}
points who will go.to their homes}
for the summer vacation. |

 

UNEMPLOYED CONFERENCE OF)
LABOR UNIONS OF PRINCE}

|
| RUPERT
| jninlals

A call for delegates of all Labor
;Unions for the city regardless of
\affiliations for a conference on
| Tuesday, July 5 at 730 p.m. at the)
Longshoremen’s Hall is hereby sent}
through the initiative of the Nor-!
thern B, C, Fishermen's Associa: |
tion, }

 

 

 

 

PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta
Phone 234

 

 

Green 241 and 549
Open Evenings 6 Excnange Bik.

Send Your Watch, Clock, TRANSFERS

Jewellery and Optical | CAMERON'S Transfer, Phoné 177:
Repairs to | Dry wood, Tables and Chairs for

7 rent. Beer bottles bought.
A. E. IRELAND in

WATCHMAKERS

 

324 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.c. | SEAL COVE TRANSFER. Wood for

| Sale at reasonable pricés. Phone

fhirty Years Practical Experience | Green 699 or Blue 903.

Assures Absolute Satisfaction : —
AE ES a rN 8 me am eR

OUR NEW LOW PRICES
SUMMER RESORTS

 

WILL SURPRISE YOU

When Coming to

:

TERRACE

For Your Picnic or Holiday

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AMEAD

WITH US
To Greet You on Arrival
We Meet All Trains
Special Rates For Picnic |
Parties to Lakelse Lake

We Can Take You
Anywhere at Any Time
At Moderate Rates

SWAIN’S TRANSFER

   
  

Inexpensive

Satisfying ..

| Ask for

cM.

 

 

Prince Rupert
DRY DOCK

AND

SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers
for Steel and Wood Vessels

 

& TAXI
Wood Coal
Terrace, B.C,
FOR RENT | James Hutchison of the teaching

x . ‘oh? staff of Booth Memorial School,
i urnished Cabins on the | sailed Saturday night on the Pririce

Lakelse Lake Shore ;Rupert for his home at Chilliwack
Close to Mineral Baths and Lodge | where he will spend the summer va-
Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

Prices Reduced

—at —

“THE DUNES”
Tlell, Queen Charlotte Islands

In keeping with the spirit ‘of the times, the rates for simmer
boarders at “The Dunes,” Tlell. have been redticed to $1.50 a day.

cation

 

 

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

Iron and Brass Casting
Electric and Acetylene Welding
50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

 

Eagles’ Picnic, Grassy Bay, July
10.

 

4

Canadian Legion Picnic, Digby
Island, July 17.

 

 

 

 

 

G. W. Dunn, who is in charge of
the Consolidated Mining & Smelt-
ing Co.'s assay office here, return-
éd to the city on the Princees, Alice}
this morning after a ten-day trip
to Vancouver.

 

The ideal 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 thick cream. Fresh vegetables
and Home cooked meals. Trout ‘and salmon fishing in Tlell River.

Wr NEW SPECTAL RATES
make ft possible for anyone to pay a visit, Here is cost per person:

Board and room for 10 days ini ee
Return steamship fare ............. ala’ Be
Care Hive GO ANd TOM BORG once cc cesccsecanseteens 2
Petal £0 TR Re cdiihecdcociin: i $35

Children, halt price. No extras.
Prince John Teaves Prince Rupert July 8, 22, Aug. 5, 19.

Write or Telegraph Madame Rajaut