August 20, 1982

Saturday

viSIT BY BOOZE CUT
GOVERNOR BEING MADE

District Head of Rotary Addresses | Prince Rupert to Get $4900 From
Local Club—Rev. Dr. Grant | Liqtor Prafits For Six Months;
Also Speaker at Gathering $6900 From Motors

 

 

 

In connection with the visit to} VICTORIA, Aug. 20:—Liquor Con-

the eity of William MeGilchrist of|trol! Board profits for the six
Salem, Ore., district governor, and|months ending March 31 were $1,-
Mrs. MeGilchrist, a dinner meeting |637,000 of which the municipalities
was held Thursday evening in the|will reeeive $376,000. Prince Rupert
Commodore Cafe by the Prince Ru-} will get $4900, Prince George $2000
pert Rotary Ciub, wives and lady | and Vancouver $160,000, The liquor
friends of the members bcing guests | profits have dropped $365,000 from
the oecasion. the previous six months,
In addition to M1 McGilehrist, | Motor licences distribution wil
delivei stirring message to'!amount to. $570,000 of which Van
of the organization, those |}couver gets $270,000, Prince Rupert
the pleasure of herring | $6900 and Prince George $2700

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a happy talk by Rev. Dr. H. R. Grar it | ang
of Fort William, a former president ke Tid
f the local club Omorrow ’s 1 es
Besides the addresses, the ileus
evening's program included«vocal Sunday, August 21, 1932
solos by Mrs. J. H. McLeod and Mrs.! High 4:00 am. 18.0 ft
Ward and violin solos by Bert Ga- 16:18 p.m. 19.0 ft
meron. Mrs. J. 8. Black was accom- , Low 10:10 am. 6,0 ft
panist 22:50 p.m. 6.0 ft
G. A. Woodland, president of the --——_—-— —
club, was in the chair ¢*#+@e# eee eee ee
Following the dinner, there was a! ® *
theatre party at the Capitol Thea- | TELL THE PEOPLE +
here all enjoyed the feature | # - ?
picture, “The World and the Flesh.”|* “Tell ’em quick and tell ‘em #
Mr. and Mr McGilchrist, who # often. Explain to folks plainly #
ire spending four days in the city |\# and@ sincerely what you have
will sail by the Princess Alice this|# to sell, Keep everlastingly com- 3
ifternoon on their return solth. |# ing at them. Advertising ts #
# pretty much like shovelling a #
PRICE OF WHEAT # furnace. Once you stop stok- +
VANCOUVER, Auv. <0 Whert @ ing, the fire goes out.”"—-Wm. #
was quoted on the exchange this @ Wrigley jr. (th) ¢
morning at 50 7-8¢c. a bushel spot @ *
ce for No. 1 Nortnern **+#+*+e#*#ee 2402684

 

       
       
       

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= Cross-cut, Crescent Ground, will saw 10% more

Me timber, time and labor being equal, than any other

» made. This guarantee has never been challenged,
SIMONDS CANADA SAW GO., LIMITED,

ST. REMI STREET AND ACORN avenue, MONTREAL, Quc.
VANCOUVER, B.C TORONTO, ONT. ST. JOHN, N.B. 526-5

 

WILLRACEIN
VANCOUVER

Five Local Boys Go South to Parti-
cipate in Athletic Event

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Five Prince Rupert boys are leay-
ing tonight on the Prince George
for Vancouver where they will par-
ticipate in the races run off there
on the twenty-seventh and twenty-

are all registered under the Ama-
teur Athletic Union of Canada un-
der whose sanction this meet is be-
ing held.

The boys are Alex Walters com-
peting for the 100 yards, pole vault.
and broad jump, Car! Smith for the
220 yards, Roy Morrison and Bishop
Thurber for the pole vault and Ron-
ild Allen for the 880 yards. Allen
ran this race within the Vancouver
time and will have no opposition

from Vancouver as no one there
jualified. There, of course, will be
‘ompetition from other outside

voints.

 

Mail Schedule

For the East—
Monday Wednesday and Satur-

Aug. 8, 15, 22 and 29
For Stewart and Anyox—
Sunday
Friday
From Stewart and Anyox—
Tuesday 11:30 a.m
Saturday 6 p.m

a.m

Tp.m
2 p.m

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ninth of this month. These boys

day ; 11:30 a.m.
‘rom the East—
Sunday, Thursday and Friday,;
! 11 p.m. |
Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day 1:30 p.m,
For Vancouver—
Monday 3 p.m.
Wednesday 8 a.m.)
Friday . ..ll p.m,
Saturday .. . 6 pm,
Aug. 3, 6, 13, 20 and 27 .......... p.m,
from Vancouver—
NI asccncdnienste i cieentescninnse p.m.
Wednesday eal eingnal 11:30 a.m.
Friday 11:30 a.m,
Saturday 11:30 a.m |

For Naas River and Port Simpson—

 

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Monday Special

Fresh Tomatoe
sth basket. 40€

Munro Bros.

AMY MAY
FLY BACK

(TOCAL TENS

Dr, and Mrs. Lang went north to
| Anyox on the. Prince George yes-
| terday,

 

 

 

 

 

Transfer, wood hauling, eoal of
any kind. C. Lemon, Phone 950,
day or night. 195
Douglas Roy, a Granby employee.
returned yesterday on the Prince
} George to Anyox. eer
piicittas Capt. J. A. Mollison Cables His Wife
W. D. Simth, manager of one to Come to New York at Once
power plant at Stewart, returned
north yesterday after a visit in
the city.

 

NEW YORK, Aug. 20:—It was be-
lieved here last night that Amy
Johnson, famous British dviatrix,
would join her husband, Capt. J. A.
Mollison, on his return. flight to
England following his successful
crossing of the Aflantic Ocean from
Ireland to New Brunswick yester-
day. |

It was learned last night that |
Mollison, still resting in the Ad-|
miral Beatty Hotel at St. John, N.B.,
had, owing to the enermous strain |
involved, abandoned his original
hope of returning from New York
to Croydon, England, within three
days after leaving Ireland and had
cabled his wife to come to New Yor}
at once.

Mollison was expected to leave
St. John this morning for New York.
He -stated that he had lost four
miles in fog before landing ex-
hausted at Pennfield Ridge yester-
|day.

 

Special attention Rebekahs! Pre-
sident’s official visit Tuesday, Aug.
23. All visiting brothers and sisters
welcomed. 195

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Carty of
Victoria were here yesterday mak-
ing the round trip on the Prin-
cess Adélaide.

Mr. and Mrs. Tierney and family
returned to ANyox yesterday from
Vaneouver, where they had been
spending a holiday.

COLIC AND CRAMPS
PAINS IN THE STOMACH

 

 

Prince Rupert
Tennis Club
Tournament

The matches played
resulted as follows:
Miss Frizzell and Mitchell beat
Mrs. McMordie and Brown, 6-2, 6-2.
Greggor and Norrington beat
Young and Bamford, 8-6, 4-6, 8-6
- Bamford beat O. Young W. O as |
| Dugald Gillespie of Vietoria will|Mr. Young was obliged to leave the |
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has been on tie market for the
past eighty years; its action is
leasant, rapid, reliable and ef-
ective and relief from cholera,
colic, cramps and pains in the
| stomach comes promptly.

Price, 50c. a. bottle at all drug-
gists or dealers; put up only by
| The T. Milburn Co., Limited,

Toronto, Ont.

yesterday,

 

 

|be a passenger south today on the | ity.

Princess Alice. He is returning) ‘Today.two finals and three semi-|
from a holiday trip to Dawson. finals will be played
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Secure Cas
During Har
Times

if they knew of a custon

tisement. Most people

Renting

There are a number
secure a tenant. Others
opriunities try a classi
“For Rent”
satisfied customer said

 

Some Like

papers

 

guccessful try again.

 

 

 

 

would like to sell whieh e

about fifty cents yau can let them know about it
and it may prove a profitable transaction.

rented yet and many people make little effort to

who are wise to their op-
fied advertisement in the

column and often get results. As one

recently: “Those little ads

certainly do bring results.”

Reader Ads.

Some people after trying other kinds of adver-
tising decide to try a reader among the locals and
personals. Then they have got results. The cost is
a little higher but they have been well satisfied.
When conditions are like they
‘an often help. The price is not very high.
Do not lie down and bemoan your hard fate. Try a
different kind of advertisement and if that is not

are today the news-

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday 7 p.m. ot 2:15—Final, ladies’ doubles, Mrs.
From Naas River and Port Simpson, W. C. Bacon left on the Prineess| Tinker and Mrs. McMordie vs. Mrs. |
| Tuesday, 11:30 a.m. | Adelaide yesterday for Vancouver} Currie and Miss Frizzell |
enroute to England where he @%~| semi-final, men’s singles, Greg-|
pects to reside for a couple of gor vs. Bamiurd
; Years 4:00—Final, mixed doubles, Miss
Frizzell and Mitchell vs. Mrs. Tin-|
| P. B. Vernon and T. Williams,| er and McMordie
both of New York, who have been) 5:30--Semi-final, men's doubles,
cruising in Alaska on the West-\1, Hinton and Haworth vs. W. B.
ward, went south on the Princess}pPgbey and Mitchell; Greggor and
Adelaide yesterday. Norrington vs. Brown and McMor-
die.
| Union steamer Cardena, Capt.) ‘The finals in the remaining three
/Ernest Georgeson, arrived in port)events will be played on Sunday as
at 11 o'clock last night from the} ¢ojjows
south and sailed at 12 mdinight) 4-99 -Men’s singles
on her return to Vancouver and) 9-39 Ladies’ singles.
waypoints 3 :30—Men's doubles
C. A. Cotter I, genetal superin- ‘ «ye
tendent of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Sailings
| Railway, Vancouver, and Mrs. Cot-
terell were among a number of!
round trip passengers who were| °° Vancenver—
T} C] , d Ad: here last night aboard the steamer} Monday--ss. Pr. George ...4 p.m.
le assifte 8. Princess Adelaide Tuesday-—ss. Catala 1:80 Pm
. e Wed Pr. Robert 9 am
Many people have something in the house they SD. Johnston is leaving this af-| roe - pi wees ms ors
ould be turned into money —_[ ¢Tneen_ OP the Princess Alice for) seat cae. te: i Se
: Victoria where ‘he will spenda| Saturday—ss. Pr. George . 7 pm.
ier. Try a classified adver- couple of weeks holigaying. Mré:| AUS. 20-—ss Prin, Alice p.m,
read the classifieds. For Johnston and son Kenneth. have| Aug. 22—ss, Prin. Louise aim.
been spending the summer in the) Avs. 29—ss. Prin. Alice om
|B. C. capital, guests of Mrs. John-| Aus. 27—ss. Prin. Louise p.m.
'ston's mother, Mrs. Joshua King-|®tem Vancouver—
ham | ®Sunday—-ss Catala p.m.
—- | Wed.ss. Pr. Rupert 11:30 a.m.
A dance was held last night fn} Friday-—ss. Pr. George 11:30 a.m.
‘ jthe exhibition hall following the) Friday—ss Cardena . p.m.
the House | basketball game, and afterwards | Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.
the visitors were entertained at the} Satur.-ss. Pr. Robert 11:30 a.m
of houses in the city not |home of Mrs. George sFriszell to | eee a ee
: )delightful buffet supper. Among)
}the guests at the dance and sup |
TOS ELON, ELAR

per were Captain von Gronau and |——_——
Gert von Roth, the pilot

 

 

LOW WATCH
ALMOST RUINED

A few days ago an almost new
watch came in for repair. The
watch had been running, but
very dry for want of a little ail
and one of the pinions had been
cut almost in half and of course

| Hotel Dita

| Central
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| Helge Gratland, and R Netson. |
| Prince Rupert; J. Hugio, Amsbury; |

 

 

Classified Ads

 

FOR SALE

FOR SALE— Cream wicker baby
carriage. Phone 132. 195

SPECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower
prices than any mail order
house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone
52.

 

 

 

FOR RENT
HOUSES for Rent, F. W. Hart. 1ni

a es

MODDERN Stucco House for rent.
Phone Green 378. tf

SIX
in, $30. Phone Red 720.

Front Flat for rent with range.

 

 

 

| Apply Smith “ Mallett Lid. tf

| SOME choice modern apartments
for rent, Greatly reduced: rates. |
Westenhaver Bros. tf

 

WANTED

 

WANTED—Home for High School

girl who will work for board and
would like small wage. Highest
references can be given. Apply
Box X., or phone Editor Daily
News. 197

 

PERSON AL
PRIVATE Kindetwartens | pay. Ad-
vice given free by the Canadian
Kindergarten Institute, Winnipeg.

 

HELP WANTED

LOOK ‘AHEAD-- Get into the Civil

BOARD AND ROOM

FURNISHED Rooms heated, with
or without board. Reasonable
term. 704 McBride Sreet. tf

HIGHLY recommended home; Uni-
versity students; $28 up. 4389 Lo-
carno Crescent, Vancouver. 195

 

 

 

ORCHESTRA —

 

 

FOR Your Dance orchestra phone
Mrs. Black, Green 218. Snappy
| » music! Prices reasonable. (tf)

| aon : >

rooms, heated, modern, close,

CHIROPRACTIC

}
W. C. Aspinall
Three Year Graduate Chiropractic
| Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
Open Evenings 6 Exchange Blk.

 

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

 

Service as Postman, Clerk, Cus- |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

toms Sxaminer, immig. Inspec- | Fresh from Bulkley Valley
tor, etc. Full details free from the! Farms

M.C.C., Winnipeg.

LOST VALENTIN DAIRY
——__——. ———_—_——. Phone 657
LOST- uabaye in grey leather con- a
é Find lease t to} , .
pally News 08] > WATCHMAKERS
TRANSFERS

| CAMERON'S Transfer, Phone — :

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

 

 

Is YOUR PROPERTY VA-
CANT? Let us overhaul it. It
will rent and give revenue
again. Charges reasonable.

J. P. MOLLER

| 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

 

Phone Red 802

 

 

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Sint Mowers Ground

 

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

 

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.

i Phone 303

 

Absolutely guaranteed to cut
like new

STAR WELDING & REPAIR
WORKS

H. B. Stiles, Proprietor

hone 313 Cow Bay P.O. Box 764

 

 

TYPEWRITERS

For Saie or Rent

Rose, Cowan & Latta
Phone 234

 

 

“THE DUNES”
Queen Charlotte Islands
Last sailing of Prince John
Aug. 19th to receive benefit of

$1.50 a day rate
On Sept. ist rates will be
raised to .previous rates of
$17.50 per week

Write or Telegra
MADAME RAJA

The AUCTIONEER

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

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

AUCTIONEER

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

G. M. HUNT

Srd Ave. Phone Red 637

 

 

 

 

 

Hotel Central

Limited
Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor
views.
Rates reasonable. Spacious

 

\J Anderson, CNR, the pivot hole had been greatly

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| Announcements |

Eagles’ Sociai Dance Friday Au-«
gust 26. Admission, Gents., 50c.; la-
lies, refreshments,

wateh.

The watch required a great
dea! of work and new parts and
the cost more than double than
what it would have been if the
watch had been cleaned a few
months sooner. Why not have
your watch repaired while a
slight cost will do the job. If you
want a guaranteed satisfactory
job, try our repair department.

Max Heilbroner, Jeweler

 

 

Danee Sept. 16 and 30, Oddfel-

low's New Hal.

Cathille Bazar, -Oatober as, 2

 

 

enlarged as well, a nearly ruined |

 

 

sample rooms.
FIRST CLASS CAFE
Open at All Hours
Hotel Central Ltd.
5 First Avenue & Seventh Street

Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK
SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks

 

} Total capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers

 

CE See ee

For Sturdy Boys

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TS

 

 

 

for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sa M
cuss

 

 

Iron and Brass Casting
Electric and Acetylene Welding
6@-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts