saturday, July 16, 1932

 

Monday, July 17, from 2 to 4

 

) Dresees in lace, g

50 Dresses, in flat crepes, silk

) Only Tweed Coats,

25 Voile Dresses

crepes, chiffons;

voiles and flowered. crepes

sizes up to 44

 

 

Specially priced to clear
vy Rayon Nightdres
) Novelty Brassiere

and Step-in Sets

and Bloomer Sets

$15.95
reg. value $2.95
$12.95
14,9
values to $2:95

nd Rayon Py

in Non-Run Rayon

jama Suits

95¢
$1.29

 

$1.95

the |

 

ave

Linen Handkerchiefs
for

10¢

 

 

| Announcements [ 8s

 

 

| Prince Rupert |

- DRY DOCK
SHIPYARD |

Operating three
Total capacity 2

Sunday—ss. (

 

From Stewart and

Satu 8:

Shipbuilders For Ocean Ealis—

and Ship Repairers
for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

Iron and Brass Casting mehesh

Electric and Acetylene Welding

and sailed at
50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

 

 

Vancouver—
M y—ss, Pr. Rupert
Catala
Robert

1eSday-—&s.
e ss. Pr

Friday—ss, Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m
midnight

Cardena
ds ss. Pr. George
9—-ss. Prin. Alice

s. Prin. Louise
16—ss, Prin
08s. Prin
23—-ss, Prin

Alice
Louise

Prin. Charlotte

30—ss. Prin. Alice
Vancouver—
jay—ss Catala

’ P George
oF Pr. Geors 11:3
Friday Cardena
Ss. Princess Adelaide

Pr. Robert 11:5

July 8 Prin. Louise
July 1 Prin, Charlotts
ily 15 Prin. Alice
Ju 18—ss. Prin. Louise
July 2: Prin. Chi
a5 Prin. Alice
295s. Prin. Louise

For Naas River and Port Simpson—

iy—-SS. Catala

From “Naas River & Port Diapeeienk
11:30 a.m,

Tuesday—ss. Catala

bor Stewart and Anvox—

Friday ss. Pr. George
‘atala

Tuesday-—ss

Prin. George

Monday—ss, Pr. Rupert
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide
Satur ss. Pr. Georg

nion steamer!
Georgeson, arrived

10:10 last night

1:30 p.m

Charlotte

Lrlolte

Anyox—
Catala 11:8

Cardena

from the south
12 midnight
rl to Vancouver and
points

 

 

H. S. OLSEN

apprenticeship
School at Copenhagen, then 12

All Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.
TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

EUROPEAN EXPERT
WATCHMAKER

Danish
abroad working
of Europe

Royal
years

Watchmaker

Prices Reasonable.

 

“Sunday 8 pm

information regarding all sailings and tickets a!
VRINCE RUPERT

 

Seoond

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prinve Rupert for Van
, CATALA RBVERY TURSDAY,
/ arriving Vancouver
CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,
, Vancouver Sunday midnight
Weekly sailings to Port Simpaon,

ouver

1:30 PM

Thursday a.m

approx
Arm Anyox

A venue

Stewart and Naas |
’

Phone 56,

—

Steamship Sailings

LOCAL (TEMS

Dr. and. Mrs, Francis J. Nichoi-

son of Bucaneer Bay are passeng-

ers aboard Jhe Prince Robert today

going through to make the

trip to Skagway. Dy Nicholson

1 retired physician and surgeon

Amon the
by the

questions discussed
Chamber of Commerce ex
load lir

yoblem 1 communication in re

ecutive yesterday was the

gard

t it having been received
from the Vancouver Board o
Trace president

The B.C. Products Bureau re-

presentative is planning to visit
Prince Rupert and the .ocal Cham
ber of Commerce will co-operat«

in connection with a proposed lec-
ture, it was decided, at

terday

1 letter of an unfavorable nature
had been received from Sir Arthur
Gibbs. Both letters were in reply

communications sent by the
Chamber

round |

a meeting}
‘(of the council of the Chamber yes

 

SPECIAL
Cleaning & Pressing

One Sul

t or One Dress s
= 1.25 |
Made to order $23.50

sult

Phone Blue 909

A. H. Benkendorf

Next to Daily News

 

Monday Special

Terrace Strawberries
per box . : 10¢

Munro Bros.

C.P.R. steamer Princess Char-
lotte, Capt, C. C. Saintey, is due in

LOCALITEMS |

/ Dance Saturday night, Eagles’
9 to 12. Ladies 26c. Gents 50c.
i

4 Dan Jabour is sailing this even-
| ing on the Prince Rupert for a
y trip to Vancouver.

 

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| : | Skagway and other Alaska poinis
| W. J. Clark of Claxton arrived and wil) sail ai 5 o'clock for Van-

iin the city last night for a brief
}| business visit: to town. couver.

The Cut Rate Shoe
men's, women’s and

 

| G. Christie of Caspaco is paying
a brief visit to the city, having ar-
i rived on last night's train from the
|Skeena River. He is a guest at the
| Savoy Hotel.

!cause the goods are bought for
cash in the Eastern market from
the best makers and cash is king
today. Call. and see the shoes,

James Irvine and sons left on
today’s train for a week-end ang-

ling trip to Mile 21. They expect "
{to return to the city on Monday) ‘SUMMER COMP LAINT
| afternoon CAUSES MANY DEATHS

¥ | AMONG. INEANTS

Thousands of mothers through-
out Canada heve used

 

Mrs. W. H. Tobey and; sons and
|Mrs. M. A. Burbank and sons left
on this afternoon’s train for Lake
;Kathlyn where they have taken a
summer cottage and will spend the
next several weeks

 

 

 

Canadian Legion picnic, Grassy
}Bay, Sunday. July 17. Adults 50c.
Children free. Children must he|

accompanied by parents, Trucks. ai |

~t during the pas. 60 years it has
| Ridley Home, Legion Hall and cor-

been on the market, and their

 

ner of 6th and McBride from 10 child’s life no doubt saved by its
fam. until 1 pm, timely use.

1s Price, 50e a bottle at all drug-
| ia 3 gists or dealers; put up only by
} H, Tobey, C.N.R. divisional The TT. Milburn Co,, Limited,
be diuadaine left on today’s Toronto, Ont,

train for one of his periodical trips

jover the line on official duties. He’ Alex Strachan, who arrived in

expects to return to ine city next, the city a week ago from Vancou-
|} Wednesday or Saturday. Mr. Tobey ver, where he has been located
jreturned to the city a few days since leaving here about a year
| igo from a trip to Wennrpeg on of- ago, sailed last night on the Prin-
j ficial business. cess Adelaide for Ocean Falls
' Peter Black, who has heen,spend- RS
ing. the past two weeks here vis-
iting with his mother, Mrs. Peter
Black, sr., will sail on the Prince
,Rupert this evening for Vancou-
er enroute back to Montreal
where he will resume his. duties in
|charge of the bio-chemistry labor-
jatory at McGill University Dr J. H. Carson and
i two children, Mrs. W. M. Black-
stock and child and Mrs. William
| Cruickshank and child left on, to-
day’s train for Lakelse Lake where
they will holiday for the next few
weeks

W. J. Larkworthy, well known
New Hazelton general merchant,
will leave the interior point on to-
night's train for a trip to Chicago,
Toronto and elsewhere in the East,
He will. travel via the Great Lakes.

 

ana Mrs

 

Bankruptcy Act

|In the Estate of RGPERT MARINE

$|
|
| PRODUCTS LIMITED, Authorized C. Thomas

Assignor. the B. C. Packers, and Messrs. Bell

ie and Burke, also officials of the

Notice is hereby given that RU- | Company who have been spending

1¢| PERT MARINE PRODUCTS LIMI-|S°2me time on the Skeena River,

be sailed last nigkt on the Cardena
+]

TED of the City of Prince Rupert
, jin the Province of British Columbia,
did on the twenty-eighth day of
June A.D. 1932: make an authorized tee
assignment of all their property for
It the benefit of their Creditors, and|~
}the Court having appointed me, the

as Trustee to admin-

for Namu enroute to Rivers Inlet

 

 

 

 

FUL-VUE RIMLESS

 

,| Undersigned,
ister the Estate of the said debtor,
I hereby give notice that all monies GLASSES MAKE A
‘due to the Debtor, or property be- | BIG HIT
| longing to the Estate, are to be
| paid, or handed over to me, at my The Ful-Vue frame is popular |

The Chamber of Commerce has }oetie’ cur. 2nd Ave. & 2nd St., but the Ful-Vue Rimless is mak-

whet : ““"' Prince Rupert. B.C. without undue ing the big hit, very becou. ‘ng,
 Fecelved a etter from. the Consoli- lasing light in weight, quite inconspicu-
‘ rece ived . letter from th Conaolt And further take notice that any ous, and being flexible practi-|
oe ae Ecole npn: reon having 9 claim ageinst the rm apucrcne ou rey a
not think the establishment of «| Pector must file such claim, to- were eo the old style|
ear “ _"l'gether witn necessary affidavit of rimless glasses. Since we intro-
meltet refinery a feasible PFO | proof of claim, at my office, prior duced th the people of Prince
position at the present time, Also in the year we have |

15th day of August Rupert earl;

therproceeds of the not had

to Noon on the

1932. otherwis« a single lens breakage

Debtor’s .Estate will be distributed occur and we have fitted.a good |
* famong the parties entitled, thereto! ™4ny pair of the popular mount-
without, regard to any claims sub- ing
| mitted after that date We would be pleased to show'
Dated at Prince Rupert, BC. this 68 me" -— Dept., Max —_
| Jrone!r ewelel

15th day of July 1932,
PHILIP M. RAY,

 

| port ab 3:45 this afternoon from

Store sells,
children’s |
footwear at such low prices be-!

Sa

 

PAGE THREE

  

 

   

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FOR SALE

®

MALE HELP WANTED

 

OR radio , Marconi 6-tube,
perfect condition, $14, Phone
Green 285,

 

| sSPECIAL—Goodyear Tires, at lower.

Prices than any mail order
house, Kaien Motors Ltd, Phone
52,

FOR SALE— 1Beft. gas. boat “Iama-

lone,” powered with Universal) 6-
8 and Joes
Phone 3. 165

 

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 |

MODERN alse. low i1ent, Phone
Red 720. ~ 166

 

SOME cheice modern apartments

for rent. Greatly reduced rates.
Westenhaver Bros. tf

 

FOR RENT— Newly decorated 2-
room front suite. Palmer Apart-
ments. Phone Red 444. tf

 

managing director of

 

PERSONAL

PRIVATE Kindergartens pay. Ad-
vice given free by the Canadian
Kindergarten Institute, Winnipeg.

ae mee

HELP W ANTED_
LOOK AHEAD- Get into the Civil
Service as Postman, Clerk, Cus-
toms Examiner, Immig. Inspec-

 

tor, etc. Ful] details free from the

M.C.C., Winnipeg.

 

LOST

 

LOST—Office

Re. Gears, Snap,

 

 

Key. Kindly leave at)
The Daily News Office tf

 

PAINTERS

 

LIGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN- |
'Cpen Evenings

ING LABORS
Phone Red 802 (evenings) to

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

By Day or Contract
REASONABLE CHARGES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Authorized “Truste?, * jigs" maeeemeeiamama

 

Prices Reduced

“THE DUNES”
Tlell, Queen Charlotte Islands

In, keeping with the spirit of the times, the rates for summer
boarders ab “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!

 

ls Reopened

Thoroughly Renovated
Bright and Cheery

Better Phan Ever

 

 

Miles of sandy beach, huge sand dunes, all the pleasures of the

fanm with fresh: milk and plenty of thick cream. Fresh vegetables

and home co ked 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 ; 18
Care hire to and from boat 2
Total fon 12 days ....... w-. $38

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

TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Dry wood,
rent. Beer bottles

i vaneter,

 

bought.

SEAL COVE TRANSFER. Wood 2

sale at reasonable prices. Phone

Green 609 or Blue 903

Phone 117
Tables and Chairs for

 

SUMMER RESORTS

When Coming to
TERRACE
For Your Picnic or Holiday
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD
WITH US
To Greet You on Arrival
We Meet All Trains
Special Rates For Pienic
Parties to Lakelse Lake

We Can Take Yuu
Anywhere at Any Time
At Moderate Kates

SWAEN’S TRANSFER
: & TAXI
Wood

Terrace, B.C,

Coal

 

~ FOR RENT
Furnished Cabins on the
Lakelse Lake Shore

     

 

 

Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

                    

STENOGRAPHER, (Grade 2),
(Male) for Marine Agency, Prince
Rupert. $1080-1380, less 10% for
fiscal, year” beginning April 1932.
Applicants except returned sol-
diers should preferably be be-
tween 18 acl 35 years of age. For
particulars of examination ap-
ply. to J. S. Wilson, Esq., Teacher,

 

 

Prince Rupert, BC., not later
than July 18, 1932.
—— nae meme

DAIRIES

 

for FRESH. LOCAL MILK
Phone Red 608. or 953
DOMINION DAIRY

8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

 

PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

‘Fresh from Bulkley Valley
Farms

VALENTIN DAIRY.
Phone 657

 

WATCHMAKERS

 

Send Your Watch, Clock,
Jewellery and. Optical
Repairs to
_A. E. IRELAND
324 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B,C,
Thirty Years Practical Experience
Assures Absolute Satisfaction
OUR NEW LOW PRICES
WILL SURPRISE YOU
CHIROPRACTIC

‘4. C. Aspinall

 

: Yhree Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given.
Phone for Appointment

Green 241 and 549
6 Excnange Blk.

 

The AUCTIONEER

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

EO. J. PAWES—Phone Black B&

“AUCTIONEER

List your goods with us—Prinee
Rupert’s leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

Srd Ave. Phone Red, 437.

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
Phone 303

 

 

 

 

 

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PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta

Phone 234

 

 

 

 

a

Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Central

Limited

 

Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor
views.

\} Bates reasonable. Spacioum
: sample rooms.

Hotel Central Ltd.

First Avenue & Seventh Street |

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