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ruesday, July 19, 1932

 

 

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Good Shoes at
Cut Rate Prices

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

Samples From Leckie’s

that they are selling at hard time prices

De Se Ree Re RB

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

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children, ladies’ and misses’ footwear, men’s shoes,
? all going at surprisingly low prices. Call and see.

 

Guaranteed by

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BEHIND every package of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
are the modern plants of the Kellogg Company at

London, Ontario . . . clean, sunlit, sanitary.

" Behind it are thousands of loyal, efficient

workers.

And behind it is the personal guarantee of
the originator of corn flakes — W. K. Kellogg:
“If you don’t think Kellogg’s the finest corn flakes
you ever tasted, return the empty red-aud-green

*
package and we will refund your money.

For 25 years Kellogg’s have been the standard
of value in corn flakes. When substitutes are
offered to you, it is seldom in a spirit of service.
Demand gennine Kellogg’s and be sure of fresh-

ness, quality and value.

 

  

 
 
 

‘ . , PAGE THREE

 

 

| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS |

 

 

|, Kenneth Macphail sailed on the
Catala this afternoon for a trip t
| Vancouver and Victoria.

Miss V. McLaughiln of Smithers

>|arrived in the city from the inter-

ior on yesterday afternoon’s train

' for a brief visit to town.

 

Mrs. Robert E. Davie ana son left
,on yesterday afternoon’s train fo!
(‘Lake Kathlyn where they wil!

=ispend a holiday.

| train,

!

| Mrs. R. C. Garner of Sunnyside

the Savoy Hotel.

Provincial Constable Wm. Harri-
son of Port Essington arrived in
the citv from the Skeena River on
afternoon's train and is
the Savoy Hotel

yesterday

a guest at

 

Mrs. James Mastin and daughter
‘left on yesterday afternoon’s train
|for Endako where they will pay a
holiday visit.

etme |
City accounts for two weeks end-}

ing July 15 totalling $153,209.96]
were passed for payment at ast}
| night’s council meeting. |

Mrs. Harold McEwen left on yes-!

terday afternoon’s train for Lake
Kathlyn where s will spend
holiday. She is being accompanied

@! Mr. and Mts. R. Tomlinson of| by her daughter, Miss Shirley Mc-|Aice Arm, who has been paying a|
a Hazelton are paying a brief visit to Ewen.
i the city, having arrived from the
@ interior on yesterday afternoon's

® {ook over the other lines sueh as runners for the :

Mrs. Jack Wood ‘Annette Stone),'
who has been on a week's visit!
here in connection with her local}
business interests, will sail by the

Pi cannery arrived in the city from|Prince Rupert tomorrow morning the Catala this afternoon for 1

@'the Skeena River on yesterday af-|on her return to
a. ees 0 a BMY | ternoon’s train and is registered at},

Yancouver

 

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|

This Summer

Insure Your Health
ea ic ON 8]

STH Ame TASH

 

 

Hon. J. W, Jones, provincial min-
I f finance und Mrs. Jones
Ps
who have been making the round EASY TO De) aot °
trip north obeard the setamer Ca-
tala, were here today aboard that} ~
veece = . Tie ‘ }
vessel returning to Victoria Chris Christian eft on yvester-
day afternoon’ r
*“« p ‘¢ > ¢ 2 , oft 9
| Mrs. J. P. Cade and family left! 7 ),t+eal and Sherbro Queb
on yesterday afternoon’s train for] On the way back vil! stop of
their mmer r > ? it va “!
hei mmer home at Kitwan at Mayo Clinic, I Min:
where they will take up residence ta. for treatmer
for the remainder of the holidays cae
Miss Victoria Stamford accompan-| , , . gt a
ed them | William Nick huk and Sar
. ae Olsen, charged w breaking and
ae entering the prer Swift-
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Johns and son F
: { idian U I ) : ’ ite
are leaving on thi afternoon's ‘es a
. front and W. H Montgomery
train for the interior. Mr. Johns i ;
, ; ; + atin
prospecting cabin Morse
on one of his periodical business ;
are coming up before G. H. Munro
trips to the interior while Mrs i : y
ustice of the pe vincia
Johns and son will spend a holiday} a.
¢ Lake Kathyin police court this afternoon for pre
al sane atny
iminary trial.
The city council last night adop .
ted a recommendation from th i wing adj nt of th
finance nmittee that an offer of lar busine
“onncil .
Mah Bon Quen of $500 for lots 22) COUBC even ‘
ind 23. block 16. section 5, be ar- H. Orn en
cepted. The property involved i rmanic 0
double corner at Seventh and Ful-|P na is \ :
ton Stre Sunday ir gard I
stihceiahidlialy Hon. J. W. J
John W. Allen, superintendent nister of fnat
wineer f Dominion Fisherie p nort
after ng spent several days it
f mn official duties, left o: I yn A )
te patrol boat F is this morn f accoul :
nd will visit various point;s/ mee x, Ald J. McCu t
tween here and Rivers In] ‘ t par )
boat inspection. He will proceed i
th from Rivers Inlet ! nm
Union steamer Catala, Capt. A.| th Var ’
E. Dickson turned to port at)the aut :
12:30 noon today from Anyox OSINE
Stewart and other northern point ¢ Ip mun
nd sailed at 30 this afternoon is D to Al
for Vancouver and waypoints. Af- : \ : )
ter leaving here, the vessel went : n
nto the Skeena River to discharge) th A 1S d
uC ;

cans at Balmoral cannery

| Wed. Special

| wil! spend a holiday.

GOLD DUST—

1 Large Package 20¢
Munro Bros.

Classified Ads

 

 

 

Vancouver bark clearings for
July 14 were 11,028, 050.

Mrs, S. P. MeMordie and two
boys left on yesterday afternoon’s
train for Lake Kathlyn where they

Miss Alice (Happy) Kergin of!
visit to Stewart, arrived in the city
from the north on the Catala to-
day

A. J. Galland, excise inspector at
the local customs house, sailed on

trip down the coast on official bus
iness

Roberts of Melville, Sas
is paying a brief
returned to the city o
after making the

Dave
katchewan, who
visit

\ here
the Catala today

 

round trip to Alice Arm,
R. FE. Honouw d L. W. Mlius
/ wrivatt hool masters, and
i My A. J.M m of Van-
were a ig passengers re-
’ 1tn “ald il ; Catala
day after making the round trip
north on the vessel
Mi Elin Berner, home econo-
I ul ] the schools of
olm, Sweden, who is on a
f Canada and tne United
; J ail by the Prinee Ro-
per ymorrow morning for Seat-
le a h spent the past
wo weeks here ting with he
br -in-law, Mr. anc |

Mrs. C. A. Berner

Halibut Landings

 

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Summary |
American—35,500 pound 6.50 |
: to 6.7e and 3% }
Canadian—20,500 pound 4.60 |
i 2c and 4.7¢c and 2c :
American !
Emma, 12,500, Cold Storage, 6.6
r *
Betty, 12,000, Booth, 6.7¢ and 3c
00, Royal, 6.5c and 3c
Waba 6,000. Booth, 6.5c and 3
Canadian
R. W.. 10.500, Atlin, 4.6¢c and 2c
Cape § ct 10,000, Cold Stor
4 9

Telephone Department
Shows Surplus in June

 

ne department
f $744.49 on op-

t yf June, ac-

i tatemen!

a ity muncil las

Masscy, superin
rtment. Esti-

m h we
3345 el is pla
f $

; ;
FOR SALE — All furniture and!

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD

 

 

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Grey English Buggy, ' : (
cheap, Phone Green 836. 168 For FRESH LOCAL MILK

household goods. J. Farquh { Phone. : or 953
ousehold goods. J. Farquhar. | ;
im DOMINION DAIRY.
sPECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower, 8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00
ptices than any mail order! es

house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone
$2,

DAIRIES

 

 

 

PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

 

FOR RENT

 

 

SOME choice modern apartments Fresh from Bulkley Valley
for rent. Greatly reduced rates. aves
Westenhaver Bros, tf Farms

1

} anette

LOST | VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

 

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

 

 

WATCHMAKERS

Send Your Watch, Clock,
Jewellery and Optical
tepairs to

PAINTERS

[GHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN-
ING LABORS

)

: A. E. IRELAND

\$24 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C,

Phone Red 802 (evenings) to

J. P. MOLLER

a | ‘Thirty Years Practical Experience

 

 

Kalsomining, Painting Assures Absolute Satisfaction
& Paperhanging OUR NEW LOW PRICES
} WILL SURPRISE YOU
By Day or Contract
REASONABLE CHARGES : re
CHIROPRACTIC
SUMMER RESORTS: | ee
iso debe nach anayhidtiitatahiemnt em W. C. Aspinall
|
| hree Year Graduate Chiropractic
When Coming to

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
6 Exchange Bik.

TERRACE

For Your Picnic or Holiday

fypen Evenings

 

WITH US

To Greet You on Arrival }

TRANSFERS
We Meet All Trains

|CAMERON’S Transfer; Phone 177:
. eS | Dry wood, Tables and Chairs for
Special Rates For Picnic rent. Beer bottles bought.
’arties to Lakelse Lake

SEAL COVE TRANSFER. Wood for
sale at reasonable prices. Phot
Green 609 or Bhie 903.

The AUCTIONEER

Packing Crating — Wrapping
and General Furniture Repairs
List your goods with me
GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 128

We Can Take Yuu
Anywhere at Any Time
At Moderate Hates

SWAIN’S TRANSFER
& TAXI

 

Wood Coal

Terrace, B.C.

 

 

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with as—Prinee
Rupert's leading Auctioneer,

G. M. HUNT

FOR RENT
Furnished Cabins on the
Lakelse Lake Shore
Close to Mineral Baths and Lodge

Apply — V. Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

 

 

| Announcements |

 

Kagles’ Socia July
22. Admission

refreshment

Dance Fr Iiday

Gents, 50c: ladies

Oddfellows opening dance, Jul)

 

SERVICE

 

  

 

29
ed SUMMER SAILINGS
Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 20 , From Prince Rupert for
Vancouver:
°Mondays ---+*- 4.00 p.m.
. Wednesdays - = « = 9.00 a.m.
Hotel Arrivals *Saturdays - - + = - 7.00 p.m.
*Calls at O Is afd Powell River
For Ketchikan, Juneau and
Skagway (calling at Wrangell
southbound) Wednesdays and
Hotel Central Saturdays, 3.00 p.m.
Limited For Anyox and Stewart
Fridays, 3.00 p.m.
Covenient to business district Webtnbintly cotulie to Oneon
homelike, beautiful harbor "Charlotte Islands. Particulars
views on request.
Rates reasonable. Spacious . TRAIN Pa» .
‘ s. asstenger trains leave rince
sampre Fopm Rupert Mondays, Wednesday
‘ ¢ and Saturday at 12.30 p.m. for
Hotel ( entral Ltd. Edmonton, Winnipeg and
First Avenue & Seventh Street points East.

 

 

 

; in

[BOSTON CAFE

| Is Reopened

Thoroughly Renovated
Bright and Cheery
Better Than Ever

Low Summer Rail Fares
Now in Effect.

o
For inform n call or

- :
H. McEWEN, D.F. & P.A,
Prince Rupert, B.(

 

UNION STEAM

   

 

   

 

Steamers leave Prince Ruper Vancouvel
P.S.8, CATALA BVBRY TUBSDAY, 1:50 P.M

| fia W points arriving Vancouver, Thursday a.m

T.5.8. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,

Arri Vancouver Sunday midnight approx
Weekly sailings to Port Simpsor lice Arn Anyox, Stewart and Naas
River points, Sund 8 1
Further information regarding all sali und tickets at
VRINCE RUPERT AGENGOY Second A venue Phone 568,

   

  

SHIPS LIMITED’

 

   
   
   
   
  
    
 

Srd Ave Phone Red 637
—

SPECIAL a
Cleaning & Pressing | Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard
/One Suit or One Dress $1 95
for °

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
:
— Made to order $23.50

Phone 303
Phone Blue 909 TYPEWRITERS
_A.H. Benkendorf hits & L

Rose, Cowan & Latta
Next to Daily

| Phone 234
‘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 reduced to $1.50 a day,
i 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 th®
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:

 

 

 

News

 

 

 

Board.and room for 10 days on $15

Return steamship fare eee 18

Care hire to and from boat . 2
| Total for 12 days : .. $35 j
Children, half price, No extras
Prince John leaves Prince Rupert July 8, 22, Aug. 5, 19.

 

 

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