onday. 4 July. 11;. 1932

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 

The Cheapest fuel in town, big!
ad slab wood $3.25. Albert & |ing a brief visit to the city, having
tcOaftery Ltd. Phones 116 ano|arrived from the north on the ss.
7 ti| Prince George Saturday evening.
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Ladies’ Weldrest Silk Hose, very |
ine and sheer, at most popular/dent for Atlin district with head-
rices in town, B. C, Clothiers. |Quarters at Anyox, arrived in the
160| city on the Prince George Satur-
ntiainiaies }day eyening from the north.
Ernest Love, after a week-end | ith
isit to the city following a trip| Alex Duncan, formerly identified
Vancouver, sailed last evening | with the International Electric Co.
the Catala fer Stewart. "lat Stewart.and more recently with
hala |the Premier mine, arrived in the
Misses Victeria and Ruby Krike- | city on the Prince Robert Satur-
ky left on “today’s train for Ed- one following a trip to his native
jontan Where they will spénd a/home in Scotland and sailed last
lid ay Visiting with relatives and | eens by the Catasa for Stewart
lends

The fire department had a call Ti ed AllD |
| 4 o'clock "yesterday afternoon : Ir. ay ng
he vicinity of McChymont Park |

here @ Clearing fire had got out
control. No damage was done

 

 

Mother and Daughter Both Praise
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills For
| Restoring Vigour
H. Tipton |

ge Etzeza and W

{ Telegraph Creek arrived in the| - “Being run-

m the Princess Alice Satur Improvement en . wen

y afternoon from the north end Came ie ae

nd are registered at the Savoy my work; I

tel : Quickly had no ambi-
tion, and

tack co could not

There ‘were 117 passengers on sleep at night,” writes Mrs. Reu-

ud the steamer Dorothy Alex- ben Ament, Grafton Ont. “I saw

ee oc’! Which was in port thismorn- 40 advertisement for Dr. Wil-

to liams’ Pink Pills. Trying two
boxes, I got relief right’ away, so I

kept on taking the Pills, and now
vessel here I

ng southbounc from Alaska
eattle. Two persons disembarkea
m the

um able to do my work with
pleasure, and T have no ailments
There were 57 passengers aboard “ia V _ -
rs. Ament is: “My de
steamer Princess Charlotte ; agrees ms My daughter
: wa i rundown. Every one
vhich was in port this morning thought she was going into a de-
hbound from Vancouver to cline. I gave her Dr. Williams’
kagway and other Alaska points. Pink Pills, and lL could see success
es: ara s the veces} immediately
ven passengers left the vessel Don’t allow yourself or your
ere While ane went north aboard daughter to be robbed of health
' and vigour. Take Dr. Williams’
cae Pink Pills. They banish rundown
. or nervous conditions by creating
For a ; » > th can. 2
: sale Launch Gwen with can new red blood cells, which impart
top and dingy, 4 h.p. Easthope! health and vitality. Get a supply

ine with clutch,
dition. Also tive-room

ati m first-class at your druggist’s; in the new

summer giass container—50e

 

ttage at Galt Lakes, newly im-|*
proved and painted, Will sell to- With a large list of tourist pas-
ether or singly. Price $300.00. For sengers on board, Pacific Steam-
articulars phone Yacht Club 259.| ship Co.'s liner Dorothy Alexander
159 Capt. A. W. Nickerson, arrived in
paren port at 6:45 this morning from
Making her first voyage of the ajaska and sailed at 10 a.m. for
iska tourist season, C. P. R.| geatty
mer Princess Chariotte,: Capt on
Saintey, arrived in port at § C. T. Hearn, superintendent of
«k this morning from Vancou- the Lakelse Lake ha tchary, who
nd sailed a couple of hours) has been on a week's trip to Alice
for Skagway and other nor- Arm in connection with the stock-
~ints whence she wil] re- ing of stream that district with
ere Saturday afternoon trout fry, arrived in the city on
bound. ‘The vessel had on the Prince George Saturday even-
u good-sized list of passeng-' ing from the north and returmed
ers most of whem were round! on afternoon's train to the
tourists interior

 

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

“Rupert Brand”

SMOKED

~ BLACK COD

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C,

 

 

 

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers heave Prince Rtupert for Vancouver
P88, CATALA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 PM
Via Waypoints. arriving Vancouver, Thursday am
TAS. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT
: Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx
; Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas
: River points, Sunday, 8 pm
| Further information regarding all sailings and tickets at —
PRINCE RUPERT AGENCY aecond A venue Phone 568,

James Dunbar of Premier is pay-|

John Anderson; ead snperinten- |

THE DARZ HERD

’ Preserving Week

D. Cavaligr and daughter, Miss
va Cavalier, are sailing today on|

UP-RIVER STKAWBERRIES
Don't Miss Them

the Prince Rupert for a trip to!
Munro Bros.

| Vancouver.

Olier ene sated Saturday af-

ternoon on the Princess Alice on
Stanley Weltber arrived in the 4 business trip to Vancouver.

city on ‘the Catala last evening
from Vancouver and will pay 4) rs Ww. L. Coates sailed Satur-
ten-day visit here with his brother| aay afternoon on the Princess Alive
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.\tor a holiday visit to Victoria.

G. Webber, MeBride Street.

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Dr. and Mrs. J P. Cade and fa-|
‘imily retumed to the city yester-;
\day after a week's eruise down)
ithe const in tae power cruiser) «
(Bdac.

 

 

 

 

 

Get your Bing cherries for pre-
Bareld McBwen, CNR. district serving now. Price $3.00 per crate

freight and passenger agent. re-|of 95 qbs. Watt's Grocery. Phone
turned to the city on the Prince) ss 159
Rupert this morning after a brief belle

week-end trip to Ketchikan on of-) Raiph Smith is leaving this

mae business. week for Telkwa wnere he will pay

, Banden |* visit with his brother, Thomas
Miss Mary ©. Sim of neg P. Smith, while recovering frum

Btreet School teaching staff sailed
Baturday evening on the Prince|® Tevent serious illness with pneu-
George for the south. Ghe will’ .

spend the summer vacation wisit-;

ine in Vancouver and Kamloops.

 

 

D. B. Finn, director of the Prince

, Rupert Fisheries Experimental Sta-
2 ition, is sailing thie afternoon on

Mrs. E. Kitchen, aho; ‘the Prince Rupert for Vancouver

matried at Anyox an Friday; ;
eS ay ,/On his return to the city in a

Mr. and
were

last, were passengers aboard the! — :

Prince Haiess Sebuslay encnine short time, he will be accompan-
mag % ay ied by Mrs. Finn whv will take up
going through on a honeymoon)

| residence here.
trip to Vancouver and elsewhere |

in the south

——

Se With sixty passengers on board

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rennie and| including five who disembarked
son, who arrived in the city earl-| "ere, C.N.R. steamer Prince Ru-
ier in the week from Port Clem-'Pert, Capt. Dan Donald, returned
ents, sailed Gaturday evening on|‘ Port at 10:30 this morning fram
the Prince George for Vancouver|*@tchikan and other northern
whence they will proceed on a trip points and will sail at 4 o’clock
to Toronto. | Cats afternoon for Ocean Falls,

| Powell River and Vancouver.

Miss Maude Boldt, ..N.. who kas
signec form the staff of the

 

Capt. Jennings, skipper of tne!
Ketchikan salvage boat Akutan, |
arrived in the city on the Darothy |T¢
Alexander this marning from the | Prince Rupert General Hospital
north and sailed later im the marn-| Where she has held the position of
ing by the Princess Charlotte on ‘operating room supervisor for the
;past two or three years, is sailing

his ,eturn to Ketchikan
BASri! this afternoon on the Prince Ru-
Mr. and Mfrs. & ¥. Meith and |pert for Vancouver enroute to her
child. after 2 trief velit to the |Home | in Brandon, Manitoba.
city in the course of a holiday ae
tmp to the coast, sailed on the
Prince Rupert this afternoan for | Mail Schedule
Vancouver whence they will pro-!
ceed back to their | > in Kam-
es ac » the 10me in For the Sect

ts | Monday Wednesday and Satur-
William McNeish, auditor for the | day 11:30 am.

For rent, for sale and all other small advertisements in this section charged at the rate of 2 cents
a werd per insertion with six insertions fer the price of four. Sy the mente Gis charge ts Mea epee.

 

 

COR tale radid Marceni 6-tube,

perfect condition, $14. Phone || JGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN- Veinibadisien: Kalsomining

Green 285.

 

 

 

peen 285. ING LABORS ;
° er Maree eee Phane Red 802 (evenings) to and Painting
ces than any mail onder

house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone J. P. MOLLER At prices that will suit you
= n- Gate Se Phone Red 918 ©. Rouse
FOR BALE pair of adjustable o , .
shatting hangers. Also giiven-| “@isomining, Palate we
ized iron tank Apply Daily News. & Paperhanging DAIRIES

tt

FOR SALE—Gurney Oxford Range,
McClarey Heater, Linoleums.

 

 

By Day or Contract

REASONABLE CHARGES fer FRESH LOCAL MILK

 

Very reasonable. Phone Red 514.
161

 

 

 

\From the East—
Workmen's Compensation Board, ‘
who has been on a trip to various | Sunday, Thursday and friday, }

 

 

s 11 p.m./
points in the north on official | aoe oy |
business, was a passenger aboard | nee: Wednesday eee |
the Prince George Saturday even- | nas Wreimiaaie -_ 2
ing going through from Stewart os
to Vancouver | Monday 3 pm.

Wednesday 8 a.m.
With a fair-siaed list of passen-| rie oe . a
geis, Union steamer Catala, Capt. 3 a “ 16 90.23 87 30
A. E. Dickson, arrived in port at 7 - a av engilans scoothhy pam,
o'clock last evening frem the south a 4 ancenyer— ton
and sailec at 8 p.m. Anyox, Stew-| me ow - on pm |
art and other aorthern points! oan ay ans et 4.M. ' Suits-
whence she will return here to-| nas ay ; 11:30 = at
/ morning southbound " ee
ON ee ee July 8, 11, 16, 18, 22, 25, 29... a.m.|
G. A. Yardley, inspector of ous-| For “a8 and Anyox— .
toms, Victoria,»who disembarked ae ns a ata |
here from the steamer Prince : : 74
i
|George Saturday evening after a/*?em Stewart and eas
brief visit to Stewart, sailed this) ee ea ‘ ion
morning on the Princess Louise
for Skagway whence he will pro- ao Port ey cel
ceed into the Yukon Territory on| m
official duties | Pree Naas River and Pert Simpson |
I Sais sitisner-— agi 11:30 a “~
William Crawford, chief grain| Fee oy PS a jimt
inspector for the federal govern- uy
ment, after a week's visit here on = Chartottes— i
official duties in connection with a a ~~ San.

the loading of the grain ship
Fresno City at the local elevator,
sailed by the Prince George Satur-| "Fem Alaska— *

day night on his return to Van-| 2%@ly 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30 _. pm.
“ouver, |

July 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25,29 .. a.m.}

 

 

 

R. M. Winslow, manager of the
canned salmon section of the Can- ; 2
adian Manufacturers’ Association “Build B. C. Payrolls
and former purchasing ‘agent here
for the Camadian Fish & Cold Flavor
Storage Co., sailed by the Prince
George Saturday evening on his Gets
|return to Vancouver after a brief
| visit here and to the Skeena River |
jon Official business. ts

| Announcements |

 

 

Opportunity knocked, we heard,
knew not how to open. Vacuum

 

 

AIR DRIED SHINGLES

Retain the cedar oil in the wood, affording extra and better pre-
servation than kiln-dried shingles from which the essential oil
has been evaporated. Our shihgles are 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 5380

 

 

 

packing had improved dry foods.
Its benefits, experts said, could
not be extended te milk. Yet it
was recognized that would milk
be packed in vacuum the flavor
would be improved immensely
Hence it was a duty to try. Ex-
periments were begun, and hap-
pily a process discovered. Now
Pacific Milk offers flavor at "I
best.

Pacific Milk |

“100% B.C. Owmed and Ailk
PLANT AT ABBOTSFORD

Canadian Legion Picnic, Digby
Island, July 17

BOSTON CAFE

Is Reopened

Thoroughly Renovated
Bright and Cheery

Better Than Ever

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—18-ft. gas boat “Iama-

Phone Red 608 or 953

WATCHMAKERS DOMINION DAIRY

 

 

lane,” powered with Universal 6- |
8 amd Joes Re. Gears. Snap.
Phone 3. 159

FOR SALE-—-Boy’s Tricycle (8-10
years) C:CM. in splendid condi-|
tion. Can be seen at McRae Bros. |
Ten dollars. 164

 

| 8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

 

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

A. E. IRELAND

PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

- 324 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C :
FOR SALE— Child's walnut crib Fresh from Bulkley Valley
and mattress, voy’s tricycle, new, Thirty Years Practical Saperieni Farms

Also Wilton rug. Very reasonable.
Apply Suite 5, Besner Apart-|

Assures Absolute Satisfaction
OUR NEW LOW PRICES |

 

 

 

 

fiela. 306 So Boylston Street, Los
Angeles; California, U.S.A.

 

ERRACE rhree Year Graduate Chiropractic

OR we eee Sod | VALENTIN DAIRY
MUST oa ee 7. give wed - - | Phone 657

or make me offer, for Double! |

Frontage Lot 6, Block 32, Section SUMMER RESORTS ; a

5. Known as 721 Eighth Avenue, | CHIROPRACTIC —

West. All Taxes Paid to August, Ua

1932. Write Ernest ‘W. Green-| When Coming to | Ww. C. Aspinall

 

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

 

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

 

FOR RENT-—— Modern flat, Rane |
Block. Apply Max Heilbraoner tf |

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

 

 

SPECIAL

Cleaning & Pressing

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD

For Your Picnic or Holiday Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment

Green 241 and 549

 

 

 

WITH US pen Evenings 6 Exchange Bik.

To Greet You on Arrival ee
We Meet All Trains | ‘TRANSFERS

Special Rates For Picnic {7 cecere funuiee, Peak Ti:

Parties to Lakelse Lake

We Can Take You |
Anywhere at Any Time :
At Moderate Rates

SWAIN’S TRANSFER
& TAXI

Dry wood, Tables and Chairs for
rent Beer bottles bought.

SEAL COVE PRANSFER. Wood for
Sale at reasonable prices. Phone
Green 609 or Blue 903.

The AUCTIONEER

Packing — Crating — Wrapping

 

Wood
Terrace, B.C.

 

| One Suit or One Dress

$1.25
Made to order $23. 50

Phone Blue 909

Close to Mineral Baths and Lodge!

and General Furniture Repairs
List your goods with me
GEO. 5. PAWES—Phone Black 120

AUCTIONEER

FOR RENT
Furnished Cabins on the
Lakelse Lake Shore :

 

Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

 

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

G. M. HUNT

Srd Ave. Phone Red 637

Hotel Arrivals

|
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A. H. Benkendorf

Next to Daily News

Prince Rupert |

DRY DOCK

AND |

SHIPYARD

 

Hotel Central

Limited

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
Phone 303

Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor
views.

 

 

Rates reasonable. Spacious

sample rooms.

 

 

Hotel Central Ltd.

First Avenue & Seventh Street

PRINTING

 

 

Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tens

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers

and John Logar, Prince Rupert

OFFICE SUPRALIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta
Phone 234

CENTRAL
J. Weis, C.N.R.; Alex Siranovich

 

 

 

 

for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

Iron and Brass Casting
Electric and Acetylene Welding I

 

 

50-tan Derrick for Heavy Lifts

 

 

 

 

ne Mews |
or Burns. Scalds, Bites

f olds, Ci hepped shin,
Cuts, Bruises. etc.

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MADE_IN CANAQA

Prices Reduced

at —

“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 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. No flies! No mosquitos!
Miles of sandy beach, huge sand dunes, all the pleasures of the
farm with fresh milk and plénty of thick cream. Fresh vegetables
and home cooked meals. Trout and salmon fishing in Tiel! River.

THE NEW SPECIAL RATES
make it possible for anyone to pay a visit. Pere is cost per person:

, Board and room for 10 oe $15
Return steamship fare wn ible’ a
Care hire to amd from DOAMt oo. cccccocscscccssssssvssssssmenenen 2
Ge Ws ee AFG ants ciccdetiads-cideciasenbadanen $35

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

Write or Telegraph Madame Rajaut