18, 1932

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Good Shoes at
Cut Rate Prices

The management of the Cut Rate Shoe Store
announces that it has purchased a lot of

Samples From Leckie’s

that they are selling at hard time prices

These are high quality shoes and are selling at peor
quality prices

Look over the other lines such as runners for tie
children, ladies’ and misses’ footwear, ten’ s shges,
all going at surprisingly low prices. Call and see.

PCCM COCCI MMI. ee

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Peres

. Mrs.
® on the present trip of the steamer |
| from Vancouver to Namu to join |
@ her husband who is manager

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ql LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 

 

D. Critchley of Inverness can-{ Mrs. L. A. N. Potterton, after a|
nery was a week-end visitor to the} brief visit to the city, sailed by the|
city. Catala last evening on her return |

to Stewart

H.R. Beard of the Canadian |
Fishing Co. arrived in the city on| T. B. Halliwell of Premier is pay-/|
the Catala last evening from Bute-| ing a brief visit to the city, having
dale | arrived from the north on the ss.
| Prince Rupert Saturday evening.

Presbyterian Tea and Sale of;
Home Cooking at the home of Mrs.

 

 

 

 

A. E. Parlow, district forester, re- |

ears: ee 20th, 3 to 6 p.m.) ternoon’s train from one of his per-|
|iodical trips to the interior on of-!
H. V. Memihaahe came north | ficial duties.

 

Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gibson of Pre-!
of mier, who have been on a vacation!
| trip to Vancouver and elsewhere in|
the south, were passengers aboard
Capt. Barney Johnson jr. and Mr. | the Catala last evening returning |
"uffer, who came north with the| north. }
vacht Helena B., sailed Saturday
night by the Princess Adelaide on}
their return to Vancouver

|Namu cannery.
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Miss Kathleen Durham of Usk
arrived in the city from the inter-'

 

 

 

 

 

 

(eaten sa 985: acm a “ jior on this afternoon's train and
U NION STE AMSHIPS L IMITE 1) Misses Morrison and Capin ar-/will sail later in the afternoon on
| ose oauaers TEspaS . ert rived in the city Friday afternoon the steamer Prince George for a
(Ot ee eee ee aan de jon the Princess Adelaide from Ke-/|trip to Vancouver
3.8. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT }}lowna to visit friends here. Miss | --—
xs, aoa 40 ert mae eet. ape |}Morrison formerly taught school| Walter Service, Pasco, Washing-
") Givet peinte, Gunday, @ iam “sj here. | ton, locomotive engineer, arrived in
ther information regarding al) sailings aiid ticke i ‘ |the city on Saturday afternoon's;
VRINCE KUPERT AGENCY: Second A venue Phane 568 A. J. Morton, wholesale tobac-/train to pay a visit here with his|
}conist of Vancouver. and Mrs. Mor-| mother, Mrs. Peter Black. Mr. Ser-|
ton were 'g the city last evening| Vice is aceompanied by his son and
iboard the steamer Catala on) daughter from Spokane. They will
. +

The standard of

VALUE

For 25 years, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes have been the leader
— simply because they have always been the best corn

flakes possible to make.

Today, you get a delicious flavor and crispness in
Kellogg’s that no other corn flakes ean equal. And you
always get oven-fresh corn flakes — assured by the
sealed inside WAXTITE bag, which is a patented Kellogg

feature.

Insist on genuine Kellogg’s when you buy corn flakes,

Substitutes are seldom offered in a true spirit of service.

Kellogg’s are personally guaranteed by W.K. Kellogg:
“If you don’t think them the finest corn flakes you ever
ate, return the empty red-and-green package and we will

return your money.” Made by Kellogg in London, Ont,

 

 

which they are making the round! be here for a couple of weeks.
| trip north

 

Capt.
C. W. Homer. provincia) assessor |turned as pilot to the
has been on a trip to the|tala on the northern run after
} Ocean Falls district on official du-| having been in commana
ties, returned to the city from/few weeks of the steamer Capilano
down the coast on the Catala last}on the Vancouver-Povwell River
| evening route. Capt. John Muir, recently
ee skipper of the freighter Chilkoot,
Thomas Wilding of the C.N.R./has now taken command of the
general office returned to the city| Capilano
m the Catala last evening after)
| Spending a vacation at Kamloops CPR
Mrs. Wilding and son will remain! Capt
in the south until the end of the|
holidays

| oe
steamer Ca-

whe

Steamer Princess Louise,
Arthur Slater, carrying a

|; tg a number being round trip
to-rists, arrived In port at 7 o'clock
and daugh-/} tits marning from Vancouver and
visited several) sailed a couple of h later for
Mrs Wakefield's | Skagway and other Alaska points
and Mrs. R. F.| whence she will return here south-
| Perry, Second Avenue, sailed by| bound Saturday afternoon.
the Catala last evening on their |
lreturn to Stewart,

school
Mrs. W. J. Wakefield
after having
|weeks here with
parents, Ex-Ald

ters urs

 

With a fair-sized list of passen-
- | zers Union steamer Catala, Capt
R. EB. Honour, headmaster of a/A. E. Diekson, arrived in port at
Victoria private school. and L. W.! 6:30 last evening from the south
Illius, a member of the staff of the|and sailed at 8 p.m. for Anyox,
| Same sehool, are making the round) Stewart and other nerthern points
aboard the steamer Ca-| whence she will return here to-
which was in port last even-| morrow morning southbound. The
ing bound for Anyox and Stewart | Vessel made a call at Balmoral
annery on the Skeena River be-
fore arriving here yesterday to
discharge 7000 cases of cans

trip north

: clndiianigii
Envoy and Mrs. John Foster, Sal-

vation Army, uf Canyon City were

the-city at the end of the week |

yn their way back to their post or.)
the Naas River following a honey

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gordon, who
have been on a trip to Burns Lake

moon trip vo interior points follow-| ~ here Mrs. Gordon officiated re-
hy 5 ie relia os he
| ne heir recent marriage In the} , itly at the formal opening of the
jcity. Mrs. Foster was formerly new United Church Women’s Mis-
}Capt. Alice Kenny. They were

}sionary Seciety Hospital, arrived in
the city on Saturday afternoon's
train from the interior and sailed
} the same evening for Vancouver on
}the steamer Prince Rupert. Mr
and! Gordon is superintendent of schools

“ California, in charge of Mr
today
im the city of Vancouver and is a

| Mrs. Howard Brown, is here
lon its t . he ss
n return aboard the s |pioneer educator of this province.

guests at

the Cavoy Hotel

| a

| A party of sixty members
yf Christian Endeavor Society |

tour

the

south

 

George after having made!
he round trip to Skagway. A|

| Prince

 

 

|F. G. Dawson, 333 5th Ave. East, | turned to the city on Saturday af- }have been on a two weeks’ holiday

|} been on

W. W. Mounce has re-!

for a)

passenger list totalling 118 includ-'!

Tuesday Speci |

WHIZ, | tin 60¢e

1 Sorpyer: io. /

Munro Bros.

 

 

Mrs. J. C. MeLennan sailed Sa-

turday afternoon on the~*Princess | -

Charlotte for a holiday visit to;
Vancouver and Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Skattebol; who)

trip to Winnipeg, returned to the
city on Saturday afternoon’s train.

 

G. Lundborg of Premier arrived
in the city from the north on the
Prince Rupert Saturday evening |
and is registered at the Savoy Ho-
tel.

H. Cathro of Anyox, who has
a trip to Vancouver, was'
a passenger aboard the Catala last
evening returning to the smelter |
town

 

There were 51 passengers aboard
the steamer Princess Charlotte
which was in port Saturday after-
noon southbound from Skagway to
Vancouver. No passengers disem-
barked here from the vessel while
three boarded her here for the
south.

 

Inspector Cooper R. C. M. P., who
| has been spending the past ten days
jin this city and district on inspec-
tion duties, arrived in the city from
the interior on Saturday afternoon's
} train and sailed that evening.on the
Prince Rupert for his headquarters
in Vancouver.

 

Dave Roberts, well known Cana-

 

dian National Railways locomotive |

engineer, formerly running out of}

here and now located at Melville,
Sask., arrived in the city on Satur-|
day afternoon’s train from the}

prairies and will be here for a few)
days renewing
He left last night on the Catala to
make the round trip to Alice Arm.

Returning south with one of the

 

best-sized Alaska tourist passenger | =e
| CAMERON'S Transfer,

lists so far this season, C.N.R. ss.
Prince George, Capt. Neil McLean
arrived in port at 9 o’clock . this
morning from Skagway and other
northern points and will sail at 4
o'clock this afternoon for Ocean
Falls, Powell River and Vancouver
The vessel brought in 114 passen-
gers from the north of whom 21
disembarked here

 

 

 

“Build B. C.

Pacific
Does the

Payrolls”

 

old acquaintances. |

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Impossible | Bk,
mposs'ble | aayiK!.
Se

When Pacific Milk began its!
experiments toward packing
milk in vacuum cans, experts |
said it was impossible. Dry
food but milk could not

be handled like
But knowing how vacuum pro-

a dry product.

Northwestern Alaska tour party of

eight persons from Chicago dis-| A comes retain ity tows Tava

g! ersc ' = nyion t
embarked from the Prince George nnouncements we were anxious to attain that}
vorning after making the perfection for Pacific. And we
: il aay « 4 ;
ind trip north frem Vancouve have done the “impossible |
Skagway and back here and Eagles’ Social Danee Friday, July Paci is vacuum pac +]

this afternoon’ a 22 Admission, Gents, 50c; ladies

eeced East on

, train | refreshments.

Oddfellows ovening dance,

 

| ! July
| 29
SPECIAL

Catholic Bazaar, OQetober

19, 20.\5

Pacific Milk |

00% B. C. Owned and Controlled” |
PLANT AT ABBOTSFORD

 

 

'Close to Mineral Baths

Classifi

 

ed Ads

 

 

FOR SALE

DATRIES ~~

 

FOR SALE—Grey Englisk Buggy
cheap. Phone Green 836. 168

FOR. SALE — All furniture and
household goods. J. Farquhar.

 

171}:

 

jPECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower!
prices than any mail orde:
house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone
52.

 

FOR RENT

low rent. Phone
166

FOR RENT— Modern flat, Rance
Block, Apoly Max elon o

MODERN house,
Red 720.

 

 

SOME choice medemn agertasents
for rent. Greatly reduced rates
Westenhaver Bros tf

FOR RENT— ewly Geoorated 2-
room front suite. Palmer Apart-
ments. Phope Red 444. tf

 

 

LOST—Office Key. Kindly leave at
The Daily News Office. tf

LOST—Boy’s brown suit coat along

track near Lagoon. Finder please}

166

LOST—Gold Cameo Brooch. Fri-|
day, between Section 6 and Dr.|

phone Denny Allen.

Maguire’s Office. Reward. Finder!
LJ

please return to Daily News.

LOST—Black silk
ing smal] amount
pair of glasses
Avenue West and Thira
Finder please return to Daily
News Office. Reward 167

purse contain-

 

TRANSFERS

 

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

 

 

SEAL COVE TRANSFER. Wood for |

sale at reasonable prices. Phone

Green 609 or Bhie 903.

 

SUMMER RESORTS

 

When Coming to
TERRACE

For Your Picnic or ” liday
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 Rates

SWAIN’S TRANSFER
& TAXI

Wood Coal

Terrace, B.C.

 

FOR RENT

Furnished Cabins on the
Lakelse Lake Shore
and Lodge

Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C

 

 

Cleaning & Pressing
| t One Dress

;One Suit o1 L $1.25
_ Made to order $23. 50

for
Phone Blue 909

AL Benkendorf

Next to Daily News

BOSTON CAFE

Prices Reduced |

Tlell, Queen C

In keeping with the spirit of t
boarders at “The Dunes,”

The idea) summer resort.

 

 

 

 

The most economical! saws to use

Simonds Canada Saw Co. Limited, at. Remi St. and Acorn Ave.
Vancouver, B.C, MONTREA St. John, NB,

 

 

 

Board
Return steamship fare ....
Care hire to and from bo:

Is Reopened

Thoroughly Renovated
Bright and Cheery

Better Than Ever

Children, half

 

 

 

| “THE DUNES”

Tiell. have been reduced to $1.50 a day.

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
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:
and room for 10 days

Total for 12 days .............

Prince John leaves Prince Rupert July 8, 22, Aug. 5, 19,
Write or Telegraph Madame Rajaut

harlotte Islands

he times, the rates for summer

all the pleasures of the

$15
esi ke
» $35

 

price. No extras

 

 

— SS —— A
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a nie eae

 

 

 

50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

 

Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK

AND

SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Decks
Total capacity 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

 

}
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|

|
LOST |

 

of money and}
between Sixth}
Avenue. |

; Fer FRESH LOCAL MILK

Phone Red 608 or 953

DOMINION DAIRY
8 Quaris 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

PAINTERS

ee

|LIGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN--
ING LABORS

Phone Red 802 (evenings) te

J. P. MOLLER

; — for —

Kalsomining, Painting
& Paperhanging

Phone 177° |

By Day or Contract
* REASONABLE CHARGES

| CHIROPRACTIC

W. C. Aspinall
| hree Year Graduate Chiropractic

| Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment

; Green 241 and 549

(open Evenings 6 Excnange Bik.

The AUCTIONEER

2acking -- Crating Wrapping
| and General Furniture Repaiss
' List your goods with me
| GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with us—Prince
Rupert’s leading Auctioneet.

G. M. HUNT

| $rd Ave. Phone Ked 637

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Cais Cartage Fuel Co.
Phone 303

TYPEWRITERS

For Sale er Rent

Rose, Cowan & Latta

Phone 234

Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Central

Limited

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Covenient to business district,
homelike, ben utifur meer
2 twee,

reasonable. Spacious

Hotel Central Ltd.
First Avenue & Seventh Street

Rates

 

 

 

W. W. Service, Paseo, Washing-
ton; J. R. Service and Margaret
Service, Spokane, Wash.; O. Whid-
den, Edmonton; J, Weis, W. Shel-
by and T. Anderson, C.WR.; C,

 

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