Thursday, July 28, 1932
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LOCAL ITEMS

| Oddfellows’ opening dance, New
Hall, 4th Ave. East, Friday 29th, at
9:30 p.m. Admission 50c. (176)

 

 

R. E. Moore left on yesterday af-
{ternoon’s train for a brief trip to
Terrace, accompanied by his son
Richard.

Mrs. M. Raven of Tefrace is pay-
ing a brief visit to the city, having
arrived from the interior on yester-
day afternoon's train.

jot New Westminster arrived in the

{pay a visit with William Miller of
ithe Seaview Grocery

Misses Edith Kergin and Lucille
| Brooksbank left on yesterday af-
,ternoon’s train for Terrace where
they will spend two weeks visiting

Thousands have
| with Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Kenney.

already proved 76 | a

se Y ° Mrs. C. B immond, 10 has
the finest Gasoline been paying a brief vist in th

with friend ailed yesterday

 
 
    
      

1iternoon on the Princess Chaz
G for home in Victoria
Vreatest value for your money—

highest anti-knock rating—more There were 56 passengers aboard

power — increased mileage — no the steamer Princess Charlotte on

extra cost. Drive in to the orange
& noon from Alaska enroute to’Van
couver. There were no passengers

disembarking here from the vessel.

and white Union Pumps marked

by the big orange banners—ask

for 76. ' *
Dr. A. S. Lamb, travelling pro-

Colored orange for identification,

pecialist, was the speaker at the
Made in British Columbia,

regular weekly luncheon of the Ro-
tary Club in the Commodore Cafe
today. Past President'T. H. John-

* on was in the chair in the ab-
sence from the city of President

G. A. Woodland

 

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UNION OIL CO. OF CANADA LTD.

 

 

An acre of set pineapple plants Phone 953 Phone 953

————[)e Jon's
-ECONOM

 

 

Cash and Carry

 

 

20% Bbticks First and Cabin Class SPECIALS Criday & Saturday

Big Reductions also, Tourist and Third Class |

Travel Canadian Pacific by
the short St. Lawrence Sea-
way to Europe. Take your
pick of the luxurious Economy Butter
“White Empresses”, led by 3 Ibs. for

the Empress of Britain ia
palatial “Duchesses” 3 68
popular “Mont” ships:
Every class of accommoda-
tion at the lowest cost in
years. Frequent sailings
each week from Montreal
and Quebec (trains to ship-
side at Quebec) to British +(Milk—Smail, Ali Brand
and Continental ports. per

mit Malt Vinegar

err eet Verne.

M

15c' irford Pears—Size 2's

per

45¢

Specials

Our Specials Are Still Going Strong
| Why not join the crowd in saving
money?

Thanks to the new low
fates and the favorable
exchange situation, thou-
sands who never dreamed
they could are secing
Britain this year «+ is 3
hedgerows in bloom ; ; ;
thatched cottages « : 3
Father Thames... London.
You, too, can see Europe
this year. Visit historic
Edinburgh, Belfast or
Dublin. Or spend a holiday
in Paris : « s Brussels: .
the Hague « « « Berlin.

For full particulars apply te any Canadian Pacific Agent or
J. J, FORSTER
Steamship General Passenrer A t CP. R. Station

Malkin’s Best

COFFEE
Corned Beel—Convenient

: cs D. ..., aae
- outings : 89e

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mee core All Brands $1.36
70¢

 

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14¢
14¢

sh Ground Coffee, 2 X

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725R iSwift’s Bacon-—Machine

A j ric i iced, per Ib
PA C€ Ich ise & Sanborn's Coffee

oom per ib

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CANADIAN

 

 

 

 

! : * x Syrup—5 45¢| -* - re Ibs 49¢
iI. B. C. Arrowroot Biscuits—Good | z
. . ; For Babies | Whiz Poli ung Wax
The Fish which made Piin-e Rapert Famous |} 1-1. vxe ZC} per 1-10. tin 39¢e

B. C. Oatcakes

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18¢ wee ; Seedless Raisins 95¢
é 9 | wrote jer. SBC] Spm to Bee
Rupert B ran d WRESH PRUITS & VEGETABLES ee a ee
Bananas toyal Crown Soap
SMOKED ries oz ae i
2 lbs. for 95e 3 doz r
1 Lb. Finest Rajoni Tea and 4 lbs

| Apricots
9 Ib for I
minogue iStrawberrte Granulated
per basket 10c Sugai

Juicy Oranges 65e

 

 

 

3 doz. for Apricots $1 45
Prepared Daily By Afternoon Tea Peek Frean 50e¢ per crat :
} Biscuits, per tin Bartiett Pears- 35¢
(This is the best yet) per doz

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

jing Cherries—

‘MUSSALLEM'S <="

2 lbs. for 25¢

 

 

 

 

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\“Where Dollars Have More Cents”; §& !bs. for 25c
We Deliver Orders of $2.00 Free of | Carrots 5

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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED
Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver
P.8.8, CATALA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 PM
Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thursday am

 

 

 

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¢

T.8.8. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT, Charge per bunch

Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx 319 Third Avenue—Phone 18 & 360
Weekly sailin t6 Port Simpson. Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas ‘ ‘ ‘ a 3

: - River lita Sunda 8 pm P. 0, Box 575 6 bunches for
Further information regarding all sallings and tickets at

VRINCE RUPERT AGENCY: Second A venue Phone 568, i

  

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Buckingham |

city yesterday from the south to|

|
her arrival here yesterday after-

vincial health afficer and chest}

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9c) Watts’ Grogery | enn «

 

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Northern Tomatoes

No. 1, per Ib. 15¢
Munro ‘Bros.

 

Classified Ads

FOR SALE BOARD AND ROOM _

FOR SALE — All furniture arid|/BOARD and Room close to\Cold
household goods. J. Farquhar, tt, Storage $30 month. Phone Blue

ste en, SOR, tt.
Mrs. W, Malcolm and Mrs. A.| 3PECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower | neces
Main of Sunnyside were arrivals in} prices than any mail order
DAIRIES

the city from the Skeena River 7 house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone |
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Tonight’s mixed train from the
Fast, due at 11 ,p.m.,was reported
this morning to be on time.

 

 

 

 

 

|yesterday afternoon’s train §2.

es tage :

| G. A, Woodland, local agent of| FOR we Indian Motorcycle, For FRESH LOCAL MILK

the Imperial Oil Co., and Mrs.| 800d mechanical running order. 4
Phone Red 608 or 953

| Woodland left on yesterday after-| Make me cash offer.—and 28 ft.|
DOMINION DAIRY

noon’s train for a trip to Smith-| Boat, fisherman engine, excel-|

jers and other interior points. Mr. lent condition. Must sell, Snap

| Woodland will attend the conven-| $250:00. Apply Box 143, Daily! 8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00
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tion of the Associated Boards of | News. 179! | .
PASTEURIZED MILK

Trace of Central British Columbia | a
it Fort Fraser, ;
| FOR RENT |
Bi Eos i ella fy, aaa al
SOME choice modern Pee

| Announcements | for rent. Greatly reduced rates.|

| Westenhaver Bros. ___—_“t/Fresh from Bulkley Valley
Farms

 

 

 

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'FOR RENT Fully modern néw un-
Oddfellows opening dance, Jul}; furnished six-roomed house with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

29 basement and hot air red
for particulars call at Royal Ho- ON J
Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 20.) sae a ee oe e VALENTIN DAIRY
! . Phone 657
WANTED . 4
na. — - - WATCHMAKERS
| |BOARDERS WANTED—In modern + -
9 steam heated residence. Apply Send Your Watch, Clock, :
W A : { o | Mrs. Joe Cook. 117) Jewellery and Optical :
; Repairs to
QUALIT Y FOODS WILL trade firewood for household |324 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, intl

Specials For Friday and | necessities. Phone Blue 625. 176/pnirty years Practical Experience

 

 

 

Saturday | Assures Absolute Satisfaction

BROKEN PEKOE TEA 27¢ LOST OUR NEW LOW PRICES
per lb. Bie rae ow ei iidusiar’ WILL SURPRISE YOU

(Quality at Reasonable Cost) LOST—Uffiee Key. Ki
| : sT— s y. Kindly leave at
| TOMATO SOUP—Clark’s The Dail > ; San
| y News Office. tf
I$ tos 25 i. CHIROPRACTIC

|/PORK & BEANS—Clark’s
| No, 2 tins, 2 tins
ROYAL CROWN SOAP—

 

15¢ LOST— Bunch of keys on ring.
| Finder

please return to Daily
|
per carton 23¢

News Office.
| EMPRESS STRAWBERRY JAM-

Empress Pure, 2-Ib jars 40¢ The AUCTIONEER

New Pack, per jar
| TOILET ROLLS Fic Packing — Crating — Wrapping Green 241 and 549
and Genera] Furniture Repairs

| 6 for '
lpDUTCH MAID MAYONNAISE— List your goods with me Open Evenings 6 Exchange Bix.
4ic GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120) -

W. C. Aspinall

rhree Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment

 

 

 

 

Made in B.C
per 16-02. jar

TRANSFERS

 

CAMERON'S Transfer, Phone 177}
Dry wood, Tables and Chairs for
rent. Beer botties bought.

| }
LSEsSev nace ye) AUCTIONEER

|
2 pkgs | List your goods with us—Prince
NAVEL ORANGES-—Pure Gold, 2) Rupert’s leading Auctioneer.

wees 96e ° 76¢, G. M. HUNT |

per doz |
3rd Ave. Phone Red 637
89c : 7

wien) | aa

JUNBAR SHRIMP—W or

= Suk o tin we 23c
20c

SEAL COVE TRANSFER. Wood for
sale at reasonable prices. Phone
Green 609 or Blue 903.

 

 

PAINTERS
Manure For Sale | ote

‘LIGHTEN YOUR SPRING CLEAN-

 

MEDIUM SIZE PRUNES

 

 

 

yer 2-ib. wks . No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard ItG LABORS

SQUIRREL PEANUT '
‘ieee. $i 25¢ Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
np eae | ‘ Phone Red 302 (evenings) te

LARD—1-lib. cartons lic Phone 803 ;

ich | J.P.MOLLER sy.
ROYAL CITY TOMATO

JUICE, per tin 9c) j ° om oe,

PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta
Phone 234

Kalsomining, Painting
& Paperhanging

MMPRESS MAL T VINEGAR
; 23c

( ! bott

COT TAGE ROLLS—Average 17¢
’

weight 5 Ibs., per Ib |
COOKED POAST PORK & DRESS-|

ING—Special Week-end
ea
RAT AS |

By Day or Contract
REASONABLE CHARGES

 

 

 

 

PFePrrcT SRAT

mo $1.25. °° $1.50

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CERTO—For Better Jams & >
ite car tal 3ic

pr TNYvs OTICK DINNER— |
Large ‘244-lb. tins i
per tin 29c ;

FRESH GREEN BEANS 95¢c.
on —

2 Ibs
Fresh Apricot Season is About Over. "
To Greet You on Arrival

SATURDAY, JULY 30 We Meet All Trains

commencing at 8 p.m.

Leave your orders now for preserv-
in the — * | Special Rates For Pienie

SUMMER RESORTS

 

 

 

 

When Coming to
TERRACE
For Your Picnic or Holiday
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS AHEAD

WITH US

ine requirements. Shipment due to
FEDERAL BLOCK, 3RD AVE, Parties to Lakelse Lake

arrive Monday. Price and quality
guaranteed right, «
WILLIS PIANO We Can Take You
Mahogany); Orthophonic Victrola | Anywhere at Any Time
Kitehen Cabinet; Eureka Range; | At Moderate Rates

3 Wicker Chairs; Bookcase; 3
SWAIN’S TRANSFER

& TAXI
Wood Coal

Terrace, B.C.

PHONE 55 PRONE 56
“THE BEST FOR LESS”
28S Ree Lino Rugs; 2 Heaters; 2 Beds
Oe complete; QUANTITY OF CAN-

BOSTON CAFE

Trunk; Camp Bed; Six-ft, Show- |
Is Reopened

 

 

 

“THE DUNES”

:
| ¢. ) Queen CEprlotte Enlends
J. Dawes) “sags

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case; Baby Buggy; Pots and
Thoroughly Renovated
THE AUCTIONEER Children Under 12, Half Fare.

Pans, ete., must be sold,
Send in your goods for this
Sale by Saturday noon,
3 i ( J Re-
Bright and Cheery Phone Black 120—Red 633. a a We fins oe Sieewaeens
Better Than Ever al sie Write or Telegraph
MADAME RAJAUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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