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Thursday, July 7, 1932

Our 40m Anniversary
Gift to You

An Ebony Elephant!

This is our 40th anniversary and to com-
memorate it we offer you a genuine hand-

carved ebony elephant from Ceylon.

Every package of SALADA tea bears
small tea pot trade mark on one end.

Send 3 of these from one-pound packages or
6 from 14 |b. packages toSALADA Toronto
and we will send you an elephent free of aff

charge. Offer not good alter Sept. 11,1932.

“ SALADA”

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LOCAL ITEMS main in Vancouver for an indefi-
nite period

Frank Morris, manager of the B
Undertakers, will return tomo:
w morning on the Prince Geo:

Misses Frances and Elien Moore,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. E
Moore of this city, sailed yesterday

from a week’s trip to Vancouver. morning on the Prince Robert fo:
daughter, IMss Megan Morris, Seatte where they will pay a visit
) went south with him, will re- with their uncle, Glen Morrissey

 

   
  
 
  
 
 
 
     
 
 

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Zee Corn
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are made better
the addition

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No other Corn
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.. . because
triple sealed in
wax wrapped carton

OU always know that Quaker Corn
Flakes will be crackling crisp when
they reach you. We toast them in electric
ovens. Then to preserve their crispness and
matchless flavour Quaker Corn Flakes are
triple-sealed and wax-wrapped.

You will find their flavour more subtle ..:
more intriguing. For the ingredients are of
the highest quality ever put into a corn flake.
Special malt, pure CANE sugar, and salt of
crystal purity.

We are confident that you will like Quaker
Corn Flakes better than any other you have
ever used. That is why we print on every
package, “if you do not agree that this is the
finest flavoured corn flakes you have ever
used, write us and we will gladly remit you
the cost of the package.”

Why use ordinary corn flakes? You can serve
Quaker for less than a cent a serving.

QUAKER .
Corn FLAKES

 

    

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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamets leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver
P88, CADTALA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:50 PM
Via Waypoints, arriving | ou Thursday azn

5 al ‘
FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,

PA.8. CARDENA BVERY
Arriving Vaneouver Sunday midnight. approx .
Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm. Anyox, Stewart and Naas
River -points, Sunday, 6 p™
Purther information regarding all sa'!li nd tickets at
VRINCE RUPERT AGENCY: Second Avenue Fhane. OS,

 

 

 

   

 

AIR DRIED SHINGLES .

Retain the cedar ail dn the wood, affording extra and ‘better pre-
servation than kiln-dried shingles from which the essential oil
has been evaporated. Our shingles ure made on Queen Charlotte
Islands and, as a home product, deserve your preference. Shingle
makers wages on the Islands are spent eventually in Prince Ru-
pert, while Vancouver wages never come north. Support a home
industry and your own welfare by specifying Air Dried Shingles.

Prices: No. 1 5X $3.75; No. 1 3X $3.25
HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

[ LocaLITENs |

 

Meeting of Home Oil Footbal!
Club at office 7 p.m. Friday. Al!
interested please attend. 157

Tonight's mixed train from the
East, due at 11 p.m., was reported
this morning to be on time. |

The cheapest fuel in town, bir:
‘oad slab wood $3.25. Albert &
McCaffery Ltd. Phones 116 anc

 

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Mrs. W. Hagen of Copper city]
arrived in the city on yesterday |
afternoon’s train from up-river for
\ brief business visit to town.

W. Walsh of Telegraph Point ar-|

rived jn the city from up-river on|

 

yesterday afternoon's train for a
brief visit to town and is a guest!
at the Savoy Hotel,

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Joe Jack, Fraser Street, has been |
growing some wonaerful roses this
summer. So far Mrs. Jack has cut|
175 blooms and the trees are stil! |
well laden with flowers in bud or|
full bloom

 

S. N. Boyle, accountant in the}
Canadian National Telegraphs of-
fice here, sailed yesterday morning
on the Prince Robert for his home
in New Westminster where he will
spend a month's vacation. |

 

 

Miss Elsie Arland, Vanderhoof
school teacher, who arrived in the}
city from the interior at the first
of the week; sailed yesterday morn-
ing on the Prince Robert for Van-/}
couver where she will spend
summer vacation

the
U

Ed Unger of this city. wh sus-
tained an accident in the South-
easter mine at Queen Charlotte
City, is now receiving treatment
in the Queen Charlotte City Hos-
pital where, according to later
wora received, it is possible that it
may be necessary to amputate his
leg. Mr. Unger’s son, Bert, and
daughter, Mrs. Len Bond, left las!

night by gasboat for Queen Char-|,

lotte

WEDDED HERE
ON WEDNESDAY

Miss Plorence Studdy of alice Arm
Became Bride of F. H. Hoadley
Yesterday

City

A quiet but interesting wedding
was solemnized in St. Andrew's An-
glican Cathedral yesterday after-
noon, Rev. W. B, Jennings of the
mission boat Northern Cross offic-
iating, when Miss Florence B. Stud-
dy, younger daughter of J. C. Stud-
dy of Alice Arm, was united in mar-
riage to F. H. Hoadley of Stewart
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Headley of Kamloops

Both Mr. and Mrs. Hordley are
well known in the north. The bride
in the daughter of the Government
Telegraphs agent at Alice Arm and
formerly resided at Aiyansh. The
groom formerly taught schoo) at
Alice Arm and for the past yoar has
been pringipal of the Stewart Su-
perior School

Mail Schednle

For the East—

Monday Wednesday and Satur- per Sie views
day 11:30 am l-lb. tin 3 :
From the East— With yout Rates reasonable. Spacious
Sunday, Thursday and Friday coupon sample reoms.
1l p.m ; n
2010 Wied » erry T ! > 4 -
Monday, Wednesday and Satur-| Ta her 4ulb oer 3%¢ A a \ entral I td.
day 1:30 p.m | Clark's Pork : 3 pH Fit venue & Seventh Street
For Vancouver— i cal apt me 17¢
Monday 8 p.m.| ie th — >
Vednesday 8 am.| mdi ee 20c¢ |
« S 10
Friday ll pam J tae : : as
Saturday 6 p.m. | " am en — 15¢ °
July 9, 18, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30 .... p.zm.} 3 0 at es, size 2'.'s, per tin | Prince Rupert
From Vancouver— Icing Sugar 16¢
BY siccsicuetti oeiicsoianiaie pm. per 2-Ib. pkg
Wednesday 11:30 aan.| Red Arrow Chocolate 28e¢ DRY DOCK '
Friday 11:30 a.m,| Eclairs, per |b
Saturday 11:30 a.m.| bux Flake 25¢ AND
July 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25,29... am.| 3 pkgs. for
“we | SHIPYARD
® Best
Hotel Arrivals — liieeer |
——— som i Operating three Dry Docks
CENTRAL per 2-Ib. pail Total capacity 20,000 tons
T, Anderson, C.N.R. 29¢
— 4 — ; Shipbuilders :
Yellow Sugar and Ship Repairers

 

| Announcements

 

Eagles’ Picnic, Urassy Bay, July
10.

Canadian Legian Picnic, Digby
island, July 17.

 

  

| FRIDAY SPECIAL
STRAWBERRIES—

2 WONe6 iin). pea 25¢

Per Case, $2.75

Munro Bros.

 

 

 

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Baptist Sunday 7 3
School Picnic FOR SALE |

For rent, for sale and all other small
|i] @ ward per insertion with six insertions for the price of four. By the month the charge is 25¢ a word.
if No advertisement taken for less than 50c.

 

 

 

    

VER TISEMENTS

advertisements this section charged at the rate of 2 cents

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PAPERHANGING

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WANTED

 

. if 'FOR SALE Large Crib also Indian |

Is Being Held motoreycie. Phone Red 182. 118
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r ;@OR Sale radio Marconi 6-tube |

perfect condition, $14. Phone!
Green 2865. |
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SPECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower!
prices than.any mail order |
house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone |
52. }

The annual pienic of the Sunday
School of First Baptist Church jis
being held this afternoon at Digby
tsland, happy loads ot picnickers
14ving left soon after noon on the}
boats of Capt. J. D. Thurber and J.
Clifford Gilker. There is to be the
usual program of sports and races

 

FOR SALE pair of adjustable|
with ample refreshments also be- shafting hangers. Also galvan-|

ing provided, The committee in| ized iron tank Apply Daily News. |
charge of the outing is headed by tf
Mrs. J. D. Thurber, J. Clifford Gil- - —-- ~ |
ker and Ald. P. H. Li MUST SELL.—Who will give $150)
or make me. offer, for Double
Frontage Lot 6, Block 32, Section”
5. Known as 721 Eighth Avenue,
West. All Taxes Paid to August
1932. Write Ernest W. Green-
fiela. 306 So Boylston Street, Los
Angeles, California, U.S.A.

FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Six-roomed House—
260 9th Ave. East. 264

 

In the Summer

For Strong Bones
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Seott’s Emulsion
BASY*TO.DIGEST -

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| FURNISHED Rooms for rent near|
Post Office, 719 2nd Ave. 160

 

Minister Coming
Here Next Week

Mayor Receives Werd That Hon. R.
W. Bruhn is Coming te Discuss
Unemployment Situation

FOR RENT— Clean well furnished |
modern -2-room suite. Palmer|
Apartments. Phone Red 444. tf

 

HELP WANTED
WANTED—Smart girl, with some
experience, to work in store. Ap-|
ply Montreal Importers, Meeker

 

Mayor Cyril H. Or has receiy- |
ed word that Hon. R. W. Bruhn, Block
provincial minister of public works, .
vill be the city next week to go ‘Don
into the employment situation SPECIAL
here. Th ister v irrive either ° . |

ine Princess chovvve monday Cleaning & Pressing’

mort he Prince George Wed-
ly esdav morning

sine : One Suit or One Dress $i 95

Mr R. C. Garn ff Sunnyside for " |

rday afternoon at
Savoy Hotel

Made to order $23 50
7”

Phone Blue 909

ee A. H. Benkendorf

Phone 953

arrived in the city from the Skeena | Suits
River ¢6 f
rain na

 

 

Phone 953 "Next to Daily News

De JON $! poston CAFE

Cash and Carry Is Reopened

. Thoroughly Renovated
Friday & Saturday] ~jh.jci: and cheery
Specials
MAKE YOUR OWN BEER

600-lb. barrel
falt Syrup. Spe-

20c

Best

 

 

 

 

Bright and Cheery
Better Than Ever

 

 

 

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iutroduch rice Hote! : ‘entral
Limited
Malkin’s
Cofft

business district,
beautiful harbor

Covenient t
homelike

 

 

 

 

) Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

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WANTED lawn mower. Will pay up
to $5.00 for good used machine.

Apply Daily News. ‘| Paperhanging, Kalsomining

and Painting

At prices that will suit you

 

PAINTERS

Phone Ked 918 C, Rouse

LIGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN-

ING LABORS
Phone Red 802 (evenings) to

J.P. MOLLER
— for —
Kalsomining, Painting
& Paperhanging

 

DAIRIES
For FRESH LOCAL MILK
Phone Red 608 or 953

DOMINION DAIRY

8 Quarts er 14 Pints for $1.00

 

By Day or Contract .

REASONABLE CHARGES
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PASTEURIZED MILK

WATCHMAKERS IS SAFE MILK

 

iFresh from Bulkley Valley
Farms

Send Your Watch, Clock,
Jewellery and Optical
Repairs to

A. E. IRELAND
324 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C |

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

 

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Thirty Years Practical Experience |
Assures Absolute Satisfaction |
OUR NEW LOW PRICES |
WILL SURPRISE ‘YOU

 

CHIROPRACTIC
W. C. Aspinall
(hree Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
6 Excnange Blk.

 

SUMMER RBSORTS

 

 

When Coming to |

TERRACE | Open Evenings

For Your Picnic or Holiday |

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD |
WITH US

To Greet You on Arrival

 

| TRANSFERS

|CAMERON'S Transfer, Phone 177"
Dry wood, Tables and Chairs for
rent. Beer bottles bought.

We Meet All Trains
Special Rates For Pienic
Parties to Lakelse Lake

We Can Take You

Anywhere at Any Time

SEAL COVE
sale at

TRANSFER. Wood for
reasonable prices, Phone

Green 609 or Blne 903.

 

 

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At Moderate Rates |The AUCTIONEER

SWAIN’S TRANSFER | Packing Crating — Wrapping

& TAXI | and General Furniture Repairs
Wood Coal List your goods with me

Terrace, B.C. | #E0. J, PAWES--Phone Black 120

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FOR RENT

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with us—Prince
Rupert's leading Auctioneer,

G. M. HUNT

Ave Phone Red 637

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Furnished Cabins on the |
Lakelse Lake Shore
Close to Mineral Baths and Lodge!

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“GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT" |

Notice of Application tor Consent t
Transfer of Beer Licence

 

Notice the
llth day

intends to ar

that on
indersigned
quor Contra,

is hereby given
a July next, the
ply to the I

  

Board for consent ‘t r r of Beai

Licence Number 2068 «anc ved in Yacaw (< 7 ‘
Ss re

spect of premises being par { u ( asey artage Fuel Co.

ng known as the Roya! Hotel

situate > °
“7201 Third Avenue West, Prince Ru Phone 303
pert, B.C., upon the lands dex
Lots Nos. 11 and 12, Block 32
1, Map No. 923, Prince Rupert Land
Registration District, in the Province of i

British Columbia, from Diamantre Zar- PRI N TING

Northern Hote] Company Limite:
OFFICE SUPPLIES

British Columbia, the
Rose, Cowan & Latta
Phone 234

 

 

 

 

of Prince Rupert
transferee

DATED at Prince Rupert, this 7th day
f June, A.D. 1982

NORTHERN HOTEL
LIMITED
Patmore & Fulton

COMPANY,

 

Per Solicitors

 

 

 

5 Ibs. for for Steel and Wood Vessels

. 25¢
New Potatoes- i
tie a ; 25c

Gooseberries 25¢ |
4 lbs. f
het 50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

 

Iron and Brass Casting
Electric and Acetylene Welding

 

 

 

 

Prices Reduced

“THE DUNES”
Tlell, Queen Charlotte Islands

In keeping with the spirit of the times, the rates for summer
boarders at “The Dunes,” Tlell. have been reducec to $1.50 a day.
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. No flies! No mosquitos!
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.
THE NEW SPECIAL RATES
make it possible for anyone to pay a visit. Here is cost per person:

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

Children, half price. No extras
Prince John leaves Prince Rupert July 8, 22, Aug. 5, 19
Write or Telegraph Madame Rajaut

 

 

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