Saturday, August 27, 1992

 

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BRYANT COMPANY

LIMITED

Quality Men's and Boys’ Wear

 

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Suit Specials for :

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$40.00 Warren K. Cook
Suits; Clearing Price— .

 

Wdshion Craft Suits for
men and young men, re-

 

 

$15.00 $2.00 to $35.00 ea.

A look at these suits will convince you they are bargains

Phone 297

Prince Rupert
Leading In Stylish Apparel Since 1911

Sixth Street
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SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY

On natural resources in lumbering, fishing and mining

second to none and our future prosperity is unalterably at-
tached to these assets. Every person, not only in Prince Rupert
but also in the Skeena and Bulkley Valleys can do their bit by
giving their mental and physical support. Pull for the lumber
industry—boost for the establishment of a pulp plant in Prince

are

Rupert. Take pride in the quality of our sea products and tell the
orld. Give the mining industry that support and optimism that
greater things. When arranging for next winter's fuel re-

feadas to
local
article

remember that
established producing the
market

quirements you have a

highest grade

industry
offered

Bulkley: Valley Coal

already
on this

 

 

EUROPEAN EXPERT
WATCHMAKER

H. S. OLSEN

Five years’ apprenticeship at the Royal Danish Watchmaker
Schoo! at Copenhagen, then 12 years abroad working

in the big cities of Europe
All Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.

TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

“ack

Prices Reasonable.

 

 

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

“Rupert Brand”

| SMOKED

BLACK COD

Prepared Daily By

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Canadian Fish & Cold Storase Co., Ltd.
PRINCE RUPERT. B.C.
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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED
Bteamers leave Prince ey for Vancouver ;
P.S.8, CA ‘ VERY TUBSDAY, 1:30 P ;
"ts Se arriving Vancouver, Thursday a.m
C.8.8. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY ete aan
r midnigh
Wee ey callings 40 Pore Sumpeot. Alice Atm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas
River points, Sunday 8 pm
Purthe t ding all sailings and tickets at —
EN KINCE RUPERT AGENCY » Second Avenue. Phone 568
Sat SON A
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
AUGUST SAILINGS FOR VANCOUVER

PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Pridays, 10 p.m.—-vla Ocean Palis and way ports,
PRINCESS LOUISE or PRINCESS ALICE Saturdays 5 pan. direct

For KETOHIKAN, WRANGELL, JUNBAU and SKAGWAY-

Mondays, 10 am,

Por Information call or write
W. L, COATS, General Apert

 

Prince Rupert, B.C

 

 

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Early Ad. Copy is appreciated

 

 

. visitor in the city today.

Fair Week :

ae $20.00 ¢
$20.00 .
ieee tail ik. i] Leishman Suits to @

 

  
 
 

 

 

T. S. Griffiths will be sailing this
evening on the Prince Rupert for
Vancouver,

 

 

 

LOCALITEMS |

Mr, and Mrs, H. Phillips of Tel-,ceived in the City Hall until 5 p.
kwa is visiting in-the city. lm. , Monday, August 29.

 

 

8. A. Tingley of ‘Sunnyside is a) K. G. Bosworth and N. Ohman,
who have heen empolyed at Queen
Charlotte Islands,

W. H. Williscroft of Port Essing- | night on the Princess Adelaide.
ton is spending the week-end in

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the city. Miss Bell, floor lady at Gold-
—— jbloom’s is leaving today for the

Frad Scadden was a passenger | East on a business trip. She will
south last night on the steamer! investigate the latest styles in fur
Cardena. | goods and do.some buying for the
| firm before returning,

 

John Emmerson was yesterday
fined $10 im the police court for;
driving to the common danger.

 

SUMMER COMPLAINT
CAUSES MANY DEATHS
AMONG INFANTS

Thousands of mothers through-
out Canada have used

Mrs. Joe Naylor, who has been
visiting in the south, returned yes-
|terday on the Princess Adelaide.

 

j df at
K. McPhail of the Seal Cove mill

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staff returned from the south yes-|
terday on t Princess Adelaide
|
Exhibits for the Fair in the Ex-|
hibition Builaing must be in place}
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by 12 o’clock Monday night August}
5 29. |
nai: during the pas. oJ years it has
W. S. Sargent, Hazelton merch-| be2n on the market, and their
A child's life no doubt saved by its
ant, is leaving for Vancouver this

timely use.
Price, 50c a bottle at all drug-
gists or dealers; put up only by

evening on the steamer Prince Ru-|
pert

 

 

: The T. Milburn Co,, Limited,
; Toronto, Ont
Wallace Brennon who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lance Styles *
left this afternoon on tne train for} Gladys and Ronald Beaford lef
Brandon on today’s train for Edmonton

where they will attend school dur-
ing the coming winter

Barge Pioneer of the Coastwise
Steamship & Barge Company has|
had its overhaul this week at the
dry dock

 

Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Blackstock
left on the train this afternoon for
| Terrace where they will holiday
140 Seventh) for the next two weeks.
caused the|
that address

 

 

A chimney fire at
Street this morning
brigade to run out to
No damage was done

 

DIED TODAY

 

 

There — be a session of the po-
lice court this afternoon to deal
with several cases of intoxicatior | Leonard Wesley, 16 year old son of
and other minor 'Gwy Wesley of Port Simpson. The
| funeral! will take place Monday

 

The death Occurred today at the
Prince Rupert Genera! Hospital of

offenses

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Inspect« Hall of the edu-
cation department returned from}
the usual summer visit to oe

ver,on the Cardena. last. night.

 

 

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Miss Eliza- 1

Mrs. D. L. Pitt and
beth Pitt have gone Bast to Bos-
} Janc y
ton where Miss Pitt will enter| Rupert Tennis Club Dance Sep-
chool. Mrs. Pitt will ember 9.

 

to Premier

later ret urn |
| 16 and 30, Oddfel

Dance Sept.
tow’s New Hall.

Mrs. Weatherhead
visiting
Patmore

is leaving

who has beer
her caughter, Mrs L. W
for the past few weeks

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today for her home in) ee

C.N.R. Trains

 

 

Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 2t

Vancouver

Robert Hardy was picked up this

morning by Constables Grant and
Gilker and charged with ean
liquor for sale. He wfll probably| for the East—
'/ Gome before the court this after- Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur
noon lays : 12:30 «oon
aioli Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri-
D. E. Murphy, wno has this sum-| '4¥S 3 pm

from the East—
Sundays, Thursdays and Fridays

mer been
between Prince George

the train
and Smitt.

}

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|

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conductor of
’

to Winnipeg

ers has been moved es 11 p.m
He came in on today’s train to| Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
meet Mrs. Murphy and they will | days 1:30 p.m

 

travel together to the prairie met-|
ropolis where they will reside for}
the winter

SHPRIPP'S SALE

 

|
In the Supreme Court of British
Cotumpbia

 

 

 

 

 

“ BETWEEN: MARY QUICKSTAD. Piatn-
NOTICE iff Judgement Creditar), and Jon
naeeeorads McNEILI JAM®BS J. CONNORS anc
Mussallem’s Economy Store wish Tuceass WINBOW, Defendants (Judg
mer JeoLors
their customers to know that they! TaKE NOTICE that in accordance |
have nothing whatever to do with] with an Orde oe ge + _ , th
Honourable Chie ustice ulay Mk
collection of the old accounts OW-|.on Da > August the 15th, 1932, I
ing to the Mussallem Grocery Co.} will offer sale on the 20th day of
Ltd September 2.30 pam., at my ofifce in|
am the Court House, Prince Rupert, B.C
These are to be paid to Messrs.|the following Crown granted Mineral
ridlis ‘ be Qleims, namely
Williams, Manson, Brown & Har- Lot Forty-eight Hundred and One (4
vey for the Canadian Credit Men’s| 801), known as the “Supertor” Mineral
rust ssociati j . Claim; I Forty-eight Hundred and |
Trust Association in ‘Vancouver. Two (4802 known aS the “Superior
Number 1!" Mineral Claim; Lot Forty
eight Hundred and Three (4603), know"
SE TE CAE as the “Red Top” Mineral Claim: Lot)
Forty-eight Hundreq and Four (4804)
j known as the Red Top No 1” Mineral)
} Claim; Lot Forty-eight Hundred and/
Five (4805 known as the “Hector
“ _ "
SCHOOL TEACHER Number 1” Mineral Claim; Lot Forty-
»p ‘ eight Hundred. and Six (4806), known
AT REC TATED as the “Superior Number 2. Fractior
5 y _ ‘a y — - ~ ir . - :
Mineral Claim, Let Porty-eight Hundrec
EY E SER\ IC E and Seven (4807), known as the “Rec
. . bd Top Fraction” Mineral Claim Lot
Some months ago a _ sc hoo! | 7 rty-nine Hundfeq and Forty-fiv
teacher, having eye trouble, after} 4945), known as the “Amazon” Min

continued close work, called on | ore Claim; I Forty-nine Hundred and
- ' ©

| Forty-six (4946), krown as the “Ama-

G. F. Davey, Registered Optome-| zon Number 1” Mimeral Claim; Let
| of on . . ; | Porty-nine Hundred and Forty-seven
| trist in charge of the Optical (anat),. Kraven aie “Aiea ium,
Dept. of Max Heilbroner, Jeweler,| per 3" Mineral Qlaim; Lot Forty-nine

for . “Amazon Number 4”
fitted by an Oculist in the south, Giaim: Lot Forty-nine Hundred
thought the glasses should be all|F eae —
> mM ber -
right. A thorough examination | potty: nine

gave exactly the same preserip-| Known aa the

Minera)
and
known as the “Red
Mineral Claim;

“Amagon Praction” Min-

 

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tion for distance but the Oculist | Tea ria caoaiy “aan as | Some of them how to work, what
had failed to make provision for} | ae arn n Number 2 Fraction” Min-/with haying, canning, garden work) pop the East—

tra um | *
continued close work, Of course} “‘ pe above Claims are located at i housework Monday Wednesday and Satur-
the best of men make mistakes en avert aoe miles North of the) 7 hope you will print this letter. GOB. ii. taiincisn...nah OM
but the local man is right here | ‘CS of Beat, Diver, Osssiar District. cn onk you for the s d time,

Dated at Prince Rupert this 27th/Thank you for the space an from the East—

and pleased to guarantee his
work.

a eer) ae

8. A. NICKERSON,
Sherif

t,
County of Prine Ru
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went south last}!

Announcements |)

 

| Monday Special

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Munro Bros.

 

 

 

| The Letter Box

CRITICAL GF STORE KEEPERS

 

 

Editor, Daily News:—

Will you grant me enough space
to say a few words? So many times
«wily 4 Have read articles in your
paper about buying in Prince Ru-
pert and thereby helping out the
home-town boys and girls to keep
their work in the stores. Now I'd
like to ask how much the business
men themselves purchase in Prince
Rupert. Everything is brought into
own from the outside world
ithe cities to the south of us and
|from the east, much do
hey buy from the country nearby?

How much garden truck do you
business men in Prince Rupert buy
from the country right mear at
hand to you? Not much I knok. Just
because the farmers put up their
stuff in home-made containers and
not all adogned by fancy litho-
sraphed labels then I suppose you
don’t want it. You say we have to
compete with the south and east,
well why not’give the poor farmer

from

and how

the chance and buy your stuff close
to home

When we folk out here on the
jslands were all in chicken business

and we brought eggs in
in winter. The store
ed for eges

course, but in
he given away
together and

it was fine
keepers beg-
it their own price of
summer they couldn’t
and when we banded
purchased stamps
with which to stamp our eggs,
thereby guaranteeing them as to
freshness, ete. and so the grocers
-ouldn't mix our new-laid eggs with
those bought in cases from cold
torages in the south they they re-
fused to handle them practically.

The memento which was presen-
ted to the H. M. C. 8. Skeena when
t was here some time ago—wasn’t
it purchased in the south?
weren't the local jewellery
natronized then?

So, Mr. Editor, as long as things
are run the way they are, and busi-
1ess men purchase their stock from
the outside, then just as long will
nere man and his wife and kiddies
benefit by the mail order house

 

;

and vou fai
the government going to take the
land away from you? If so, then you
}pull up stakes, drift back to town
nd
hard work eh‘

And
| cire le

so it on a continual
never getting anywhere, If
the government wants a real “back

goes

to the land’

Why

stores

to pay your taxes, is

someone else benefits by your

movement then they

   
  

 

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FOR SALE

 

PURE OLIVE OFL will give good

BOARD AND ROOM
FURNISHED Rooms heated, with

 

 

 

 

3PECIAL—Goodyear Tires at lower
prices than any mail order
house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone
52.

 

POR RENT

 

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HOUSES for Rent, F. W. Hart, “am

—_———_——_ —  --_— -- ~~

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

"HELP WANTED

LOOK AHBAD--Get into the Civil
Service as Postman, Clerk, Cus-
toms 2xaminer, Immig. Inspec-
tor, etc. Pull details free from the
M.CC,, Winnipeg.

WANTED

TWO school girls wish board and
room in exchange for household
services. Phone Red 497, 203

PERSONAL

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

MISCELLANEOUS

ANYONE wishing to be taken up
the Skeena River from any point
between Prince Rupert and Ha-
zelton write S. P. Kennedy, Van-
arsdol, B.C. 202

 

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

J. P, MOLLER
_ Phone Red 302

health. $1.90 a gallon. Phone Rec| °F Without board. Reasonable
720. tj| term. 704 McBride Sreet. tf
eee ame,

ORCHESTRA

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

TRANSFERS

epspnemmenetsietoenmens -_—_-e~
CAMERON'S Transfer, Phone 177:
Dry wood, Tables and Chairs for
rent. Beer bottles eae

ee

CHIROPRACTIC —,

Tv

W. C. Aspinall
Vhree Year Graduate Chiropractic
Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
fypen Evenings 6 Excnange Blk.

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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

 

 

 

 

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

 

 

Send Your Watch, Clock,
Jewellery and Optical
Repairs to

A. E. RELAND

 

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.

 

 

 

324 Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C,

' Thirty Years Practical Experience
} Assures Absolute Satisfaction

: OUR NEW LOW PRICES
WILL Z°RPPISE YOU

 

Lawn Mowers Ground
Absolutely guaranteed to cut
like new.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here’s one advantage the mail
rder house has over purchasing in } Phone 303
wn. We know we want certain
ods but no! certain of color or ae
rice, with the catalogue before us
ve can study it for an hour, finally
making ir decision. What store PRINTING
an you go into in Prince Rupert
nd take that long to decide? They OFFICE SUPPLIES
won't stand for They offer you
how vou that and finally Rowe, Cowan & Latta ;
ou bi ymething you don't want!” Phume 234 ‘
yr walk it without it - see
I'm condemning the clerks,;
far from it. for they are very po-
lite. But we don’t want to be a “THE DUNES”
ried. When we fisher folks have to|} Queen Charlotte Islands
work so hard for the dollars we|} Last sailing of Prince John
earn we want to make them reach Aug. 19th to receive benefit of
as far as we « $1.50 a day rate
The cry nowadays is “Bagk to the Qn Sept. ist rates will be
land.” At the vrice the government raised to previous rates of
| puts on the certain piece of land you $17.50 per week
| thin Kk you ke you buy your bit of Write or eee
j lax id and spend the best years of MADAME
i | you ! + Lif viz arve a home out
of the micht rest, Then if sick-
ness come 1 hospital and doctor
jbills take tl most of your earn- Hotel Central
jings, for seve: | years in succession

Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor
views.

Rates reasonable. Spacious
sample reoms,

FIRST CLASS CAFE
Open at All Hours

Hotel Central Ltd.
Pirst Avenue & Seventh street |

 

 

 

 

 

will have to give the land away free| -=«-

or free from taxes for a few years, a
iunyway. It’s true we pay nothing) .

for our fuel only hard work and we Hotel Arrivals
raise garden stuff and berries by) Central. Hotel

some more hard
;who come out to visit

the
also wonder

lonesome

Mr. Editor, Sunday, Thursday and Friday,

I am yours truly, bi 11 p.m.

A FISHERMAN’S WIFE,| Monday, Wednesday and Satur- Phene—Mock S83
Oona River. I ecicatehsachsactllbdacaianelegiagd «4 130 pan. os

work, and folks
the islands
examination. Having been! ndved anc Forty-eight (4948), known! ack us if the government gave us
land free. Oh yeah! And they
how we put in the
Hundred and Fifty (4950), | time out here to keep from being
I think we could teach

| T. Anderson, C.N.R.; C. E. Bled-
soe, Vancouver; M. Shubolt, On-
tario; Mrs, R,. Baragon, Niagara

Falls
Mail Schedule

 

 

 

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STAR WELDING & REPAIR
WORKS
} H, B. Stiles, Proprietor
|#hone 313 Cow Bay P.O. Box 764

 

The AUCTIONEER

Packing — Crating — Wrapping
and Genera! Furniture Repairs
List your goods ‘with me

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

 

 

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with us—Prince
Rupert's leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

Sra Ave. Phone Red 637

 

 

Pianos For Rent
$4 Per Month and Up

Pianos Tuned, $3

WALKER’S MUSIC
STORE

 

 

Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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