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1esday, nme 31, 10382

THE DAILY NEWS

 

  

 

- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

vor rent, for sale and all other small advertisements in this section charged at the rate of 2 cents
. word per insertion with six insertions for the price of four. By the month the charge is 25¢ a word.
Ne advertisément taken for less than 50c.

 

 

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FOR SALE |

Piano, very reason-
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SALE

_Goodyear Tires at lower |
than any mail ordec;
Motors Lid. Phone

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use, Katen

SALE—Prize winning tuber-
begonias at Fair Building,’
movable Friaay. Pullen, Daily
WSs.

7q-room house, 3 lots.
Small payment |
as rent. Write A’,
3150 Davin Street, Vic-|

SALE-
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FUR RENT

fepen Evenings

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Thoiesiad of People Read The “Aivertiséaneal oa TI Every Day

RENT THAT ROOM, SECURE HELP. SELL FURNITURE, REAL ESTATE, ETC., THROUGH A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

 

 

 

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CHIROPRACTIC

W.C. Aspinall

rhree Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone tor Appointinent

Green 241 and 549

 

WATCHMAKERS

Send Your Watch, Clock,
Jewellery and Optical
Repairs to

A. E, IRELAND

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

HOUSES for Re A. F. Ww Hart. tn|'Thirty Years Practical Experienc:

FOR

RENT Modern flat, Rant,

Block. Apply Max Heilbroner |

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Clean well furnished!
m, Palmer Apartments. Phone}
1 444, tf

E choice modern apartments
rent. Greatly reducea rates
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RENT—-Fully modern six-teom |}
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2 RENT modern new house, el-

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range and fire place. Ap-}
616 Taylor Street. Phone
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RENT—<uperior Flat, newly
ovated throughout, heated
y reasonable ernt, Brooks-
nk Block, 3rd Ave., next to

sride 205

 

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SWAP HOUSES

 

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FOUND |
UND new seine boat skiff be-|

CAMERON'S Transfer

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and Kaien}
Apply Clau-|
214,

Holland Rock
d. $10 salvage
Box 1562

TRANSFERS

Phone 177 |
vood, Tables and Chairs fo:
Beer bottles bought

SUBRIPF'S SALE
the Supreme Court of British
Columbia aie
MARY QUIOKST
Creditor), and oy
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jants (Judg

VBEN Piain-
Judgment
JAMES J
WINLOW, Defenc
tors)
NOTICE that
Ordtr to nw

in 4a heal
directed by the
Justice, Aulay Morri-!
mteq August the 165th 1932, Ij
fer for sale on the 20th day of}
t at 2.30 p.m., at my ofifce a
yurt House, Prince Rupert, B.C.,}
lowing Crown granted Mineral}
amely
y-eig hit
cnown as the
Lot F ty-eight
4802), known as the
1” Mineral Glaim; Lot. Fprty-
Hundred and Thiee (4803), know’
Red ‘Tap’ Mineral Claim: Lot
eight Hundred and Four (4804),
the Réed Top No, 1” Mineral!

Lot Pofty-eight® Huhdred and
4205), known wt the “Heotor)
er 1” Mineraa Claim; Lot Forty-
Hundred and Bix (4806), Known
Superior Number 2 Fraction’

le Chief

i Hundred ane, One (4-

“Supert Mineral |
Hundred and}
“Superior)

ral Claim; Lot Porty-eight Hundred

Sabo

even (4807), known as the “Red,
Fraction” Mineral Olaim; Lot
nine Hundred and Forty-five

known as the “Amagon” Min-)

laim; bot Forty-nine Hundred aad)
x (4946), krown as the “Ama-|
Number 1” Mineral Claim; Lot
ne Hundred and Forty-seven |
» Known as the “Amazon Nwuim- |
Mineral, Glam; Lot Forty-nine
1nd ‘Porty-eight (4948), known |
Amazon Number 4" Mineral)
Lot Forty-nine Hundred and
nine (4049), known as the “Red
‘umber @” Minera’ Claim; Lot
ne Hundred and Fifty (4050),
vi the “Anvason Fraction” Min-
laim; and Lot Forty-nine Hun-
‘nd Fifty-one 14951), known as
\inawvon Number 2 Fraction” Min-
lim
bove Clatms are located at Cul-
ek, about 6 miles North of the

{ Bear River, Cassiar District,
ed at Prince Rupett ‘this @?th
' August, 1932

RMS CASH

6. A. NICKERSON,

Bheritt, yt
County of Prince Rupert,

Assures Absolute Satisfaction

OUR NEW LOW PRICES
WILL 2 RPPISE YOU

 

 

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

J, P,. MOLLER

Phone Red 802

 

 

6 Exenange Blk |

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WANTED

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WOMAN wants wotts a day, week,
or month, Phone 427.

209 of Mr. and Mrs. E. ©. Stevens. It had

Rev. Peter Kelly, United Church
missionary at Bella Coola, has paid
a short visit to the Queen Charlotte
Islands on behalf of the church
and while at Skidegate, was a guest

 

|. «4 ORCHESTRA

FOR Your Dance ovelienten phdhe
Mrs. Black. Green 218. Snappy
musie! Prices reasonable al

BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD and Room for High Se hoo! Professor George Murdoch of Yale
; pupils terms reasonable. Sea! University in the United States has
Cove Hotel. 209 been making a study of the Haida

| FURNISHED Rooms

 

heated. wit!

been arranged that Mr. Kelly, whose
native title is Chief Kleealls of the

 

Haida Nation, was to be in Van-
couver this week to meet Lord Bess-
borough, Governor General of Can-
ada, but urgent business
“church on the Queen

the trip south.

Nation and their language and an-
cient customs and, while in Skide-

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aa ee gate, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Stevens. Prof. Murdoch, be-
fore returning to the United States,
DAIRIES will visit Haida villages of Alaska,

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

 

Manure For Sale

No Straw, $2.00 Per Yard

Casey Cartage Fuel Co.
Phone 303

 

how : TYPEWRITERS

 

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VALENTIN , DAIRY
Phone 657

Le
Gordon H. Jolliffe of Queen Char-
lotte City, has been paying a brief
visit to Massett on business.

 

R. T. Ward, lineman for the Goy-
ernment Telegraphs on the Queen
Charlotte Islands, passed through
Skidegate a few days ago on his way
to Queen Charlotte City on depart-
mental business.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Palmer of Cres-
cent Inlet were récent visitors here,
coming up in the J. R. Morgan Log-
ging Co.’s power ‘vessel Mary Ro-
berta to attend the dance tendered
at Skidegate Mission to the person-
nel of H. M.C. 8. Skééna: With them
was Miss Morrison of Vancouver
who has been spending the summer

 

Lawn Mowers Ground

 

 

 

 

For Sale or Rent

Reese, Cowan & Latta
Phuce 234

 

 

 

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

$1.50 a day rate
On Sept. Ist rates will be
raised to previous
$17.50 per week
Write or Telegraph
MADAME RAJAUT

The AUCTIONEER

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

UEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with ws——Prince
Rupert’s leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

rates ol

 

 

I rhone 313

Absolutely guaranteed to cut
like new
STAR WELDING & REPAIR
WORKS
H. B. Stiles, Proprietor

Cow Bay

P.O. Box 764

visiting
and Mrs. J. R. Morgan.

Mr. and Mrs. N. Schafer of South-
east Harbor motored recently to
Skidegate and Queen Charlotte City

to nay a visit with friends

 

STEWART

 

Guide to
Correspondents

Ine Daily News welcomes

correspondence on live topics
of the day or any other sub-
ject of public interest, but let-
ters must be brief and to the
point. The long-winded cor-
respondent has no: place in
modern journalism,
j Every letter must be signed
by the writer, not necessarily
for publication but as a mat-
ter of good faith and courtesy
All unsigned docrments go to
the waste paper basket. Let-
ters of a caustic character
must have the signature ap-
pended for ‘publication

Letter should be written on
one side of the paper only.
Correspondents must avcid
personalities and the language
should be such as would be al-
lowed in the ordinary rules of
debate.

 

 

 

Canadians own over three and a Alice Arm have
worth of governmental

half billions
and municipal bonds.

 

Stewart has been en fete during
the past few days in connection
with the visit to port of H. M.S
Delhi. There was an ambitious pro-
gram of social as well as athletic
events in connection with the ship's
visit. The festivities were marred,
however, by the tragic accident on
Sunday morning in which Mr. and
Mrs. George Naysmith and William
Mowatt lost their lives in an auto-
mobile mishap on the Stewart-
Hyder road.

The village of Stewart last week
received a check from the provin-
cial government for $932 which in-
cluded the share due the munici-
pality from motor licences and li-
quor profits

3. O. Treleaven of Prince Rupert
is here to relieve R. BE. Haack, man-
aver of the local branch of the
Bank of Montreal, who left on the
Catala Monday night for a five
weeks’ vacation trip te Vancouver.

Rev. Father E. M. Leray O. M. I.
has received word that Ahyox and
been temporarily
added to his eccle stastical jurisdic-

 

of the/agriculture, who is a
Charlotte |
Islands prevented him from making provided two tablets for the grave!

it Crescent Inlet with Mr.

 

VANDERHOOF

A son was born here on Thurs-
day of last week to Mr. and Mrs,
Kenneth Johnson:

W. J. Rimes, publisher of the Ne-
chako Chronicle, returned recently

on the coast, he also made a trip to
Skagway. \

J. B. Munro,

 

deputy, minister of
student of In-
dian history of this province, has

of Kwah, noted chief of the Car-

buried on Stuart Lake where it
empties into Stuart River.

ver

 

The final games of the season in
the Vanderhoof and District Base-
bali League took place last Thurs-
day afternoon when Vanderhoof
defeaed Fort St. James and Fraser

Lake won over
the Canadian Legion Hall in the with her mother, Mrs. R. Reid.
evening there was a dance in the
course of which the Steen-Smedley
p was presented by George Og- spending
ston, chairman of the board of vil-
lage commissioners, to the Fort St.
James baseball club, its winners for ;
1932.

Miss Mavis Enid Prout has accep- 'z
after a visit in Prince Rupert. While ted a position in the loeal office of

the Government Telegraph Service.

Mrs. Fred P. Donovan of Hansard
has been visiting in town during Jean and Mary, of Decker Lake are

the past week as the guest of Mr. expected home about the first of
and Mrs. E. C. McGeachy.

 

Stoney Creek. In Vancouver after paying a visit here

 

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. H. Day are
their summer vacation
boating on Stuart Lake and the
waters | to the north of that lake.

ALICE ARM

Recent guests 3 from Anyox at the

 

 

Evening service was conducted
on Sunday last in Holy Trinity An-
glican Church here by Rev. Basil S.| Alice Arm Hotel have included Mr.
Prockter.

and Mrs. J. Cloke, W. J. Pierce,
caries Struthers and J. A. McKen,

 

Taking advantage of exception-
ally fime weather which prevailed

 

Mrs. C. Watson McKelvey left here last week a large number of

last week for a business trip te Van-. Anyox visitors and Alice Arm people
couver.

spent holidays at Bowman Lakes,
enjoying the scenery and catching

 

Miss Geraldine Warnet of Smi- trout.
thers is visiting in Vanderhoof. as,

ae tribe of Indians, whose body is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James nf BURNS LAKE

 

 

Mrs. R. M. Carroll and daughters,

' September following a visit in De-
| troit, New York and elsewhere in

 

Miss Molly Moore has returned to the eastern states.

 

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The Classified Ads.

Many people have something in the house they
would like to sell whieh could be turned into money
if they knew of a customer. Try a classified adver-
tisement. Most people read the classifieds. For
about fifty cents you can let them know about it
and it may prove a profitable transaction,

Renting the House

There are a number of houses in the city not

rented yet and many people make little effort to
secure a tenant, Others who are wise to their op-

oprtunities try a classified advertisement in the
“For Rent” culumn and often get results. As one
satisfied customer said recently: “Those little ads«
certainly do bring results.”

Some Like 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 are today the news-
papers can 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
successful try again,

 

 

  

 

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