Saturday, September 3 ,1932

  

 

 

SCHOOL
OPENING
SPECIALS

een

Youn Girls

Shoes, Skirts, Felt Hats &
Pullover Sweaters
Also Children’s Coats at ex-
traordinary Reasonable
Prices

 

 

 

 

 

JUST ARRI

400 PAIRS SHO
in Latest Fall Models

IN KID TRIMMED BLACK SUEDE, AL-
LIGATOR TRIMMED TANS, BLACK VEL-
VET PUMPS, TIES, OXFORDS, ETC.

There are fifteen different styles and shades
to choose from, You are cordially invited to
come and inspect this new stock.

Annette’s Ladies’ Wear Co.

 

 

    

    

 

Tuesday Special
Preserving Peaches $1.65

per crate ....

| Munro Bros.

- LOCALITEMS —

CLD.L. Dance “Sept. 3rd.

 

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Baptist Hallowe'en Téa Oct. 31.
207

All roads lead to Acropolis La-
bor Day.

 

| NWU.W.A. Labor Day meeting,
Sept. 5, C.L-D.L. Hall, at 8 p.m.

 

Mrs. Black’s Orchestra at whe
Labor Day dance, Moose Hall, 50¢.
admission.

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“Jesus and The Unemployed” will
be the swbject of the sermon at the
evening service at First United
eae

 

 

| Miss Agnes McQuillan of the Post
| Office staff sailed last night on the
|Cardena for a vacation trip to
Vancouver.

 

 

SAVE 50 PERCENT

10-Day Wallpaper Clearing Sale

Total stock of sixty to eighty patterns to choose from with match-
ing borders at one-half price—also

10-Day Paint, Glass, Muresco,
Turpentine and Oil Sale

on which you can save 15% to 25%

 

 

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This sale includes all merchandise in stock. It is a great
tunity for house renovators to get supplies

A. W. EDGE CO.

oppor-
at real bargain prices.

330 Second Ave.
P. O. Box 459

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON |

$3.25 |
$4.00
$4.00

Slabs, per load Sek
Mill Ends, per load - - -
Box Ends, per load - - -

ALBERT & McCAFFERY

116 Phones 117
ETT LTE AE OE OR RIEL AI SENET

 

 

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EN EUROPEAN EXPERT
H, S. OL WATCHMAKER
Fivé years’ apprenticeship at the Royal Danish Watchmaker
School at Copenhagen, then 12 years abroad working
in the big cities of Europe.
All Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. Prices Reasonable.
TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

 

 

 

idayv

1

Miss Ruth Gillies and Mrs. E.
Hyde sailed this afternoon on the
Princess Alice for a holiday trip to

LOCAL NEWS oe

Admission to } Labor sports Mon- A Te
95c. Children free. Music Classes will re-open at St

Joseph's Academy on. Sept. 6th,

Sam Hedstrom was found guilty Commercial Class Sept, 12th, Kin-
xy Justices of the Peace G. H,|Gergarten October 3ra, 207
WMunro and S. D- Macgonald in city
erday afternoon wei

 

Carl Hansen,

olice court yest G. Stromme and
1 charge of supplying liquor to| Mrs. A. K. Anderson were among
Indias and was fined $50, with | passengers sailing last night on the

yption of two months’ imprison- |Prince Adelaide for Vancouver.
nent

 

At First United Church the
Hall, jr. member of the|™0rning service and Sunday School
Hall Investment Co. of Vancouver, | Will be held jointly at 11 o'clock
ailed from here on. the Prinee| turing the month of September.
John last night

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Vancouver via | :
he Queen Charlotte Islands. He| TW Sisters of St. Joseph arrived
will leave the vessel at Port Cle-|!” the city on the Princess Adelaide
ments, go through by foad to Ski- | yesterday afternoon from Toronto
degate to pay a visit to Southeaster , to join the staff of the local con-|

and catch the boat again at| vent. |

Charlotte City i

mine

Queen

a ae | George W. Laidler, the new local
|manager for W. H. Malkin Co. Ltd.,

“}) was last night eleeted as a member
h\of the Prince .Rupert. Chamber of
| Commeree.

Wrap up your troubles and en-
3€P-! joy the Labor Day sports on Mon-
| day

 

| Announcements

 

 

Rupert
ember 9

Tennis Club Dance S
LO.DE. Hall

and 30,

Miss M. Pollock of Vaneouver,
;}who has been paying a visit with
| friends In the city, sailed by the

October 19, 20.) |Princess Alice this afternoon on

her return south,

Dance Sept. 16

ww’s New Hall

Oddfel- |

Cathie Bazaar

 

 

 

 

SED R ERCP Ree

PRINCE RUPERT MAN
SAVES ONE HUNDRED,
DOLLARS

; A tommunieation in regard to
| express charges was received by);
; the Chamber of Commerce at its
meeting last night and it was re-

 

 

 

 

ferred to the freight rates com-
Prominent locai man, who al-| mittee |
ways has taken his son, with |
very poor eyesight to an Oculist .
in the south for attention, this; Corfrespondénce in regard to the |
year decided to try the local Op- | forthcoming visit of L. F. Champion,
tometrist. A thorough examina-| representative of the B. C Pro-|
; 1 by G. F. Davey, Registered| ducts Bureal, was read at the)
Optometrist in charge of thei, . i
; 1€ er of Commerc eting las

Optical Dept. of Max Heilbroner hamb eof oo ee J
Jeweler, gave the boy norm./i|Hight and filed,
vision in one eye, which is the -
best anyone could hope to do! Misses Davies of Vancouver, who
and constant attention to thei nave been visiting. here as the!
other @ve, which only a local man|°* is j
could give, should soon improve|@uests of Mr. arid Mrs. James L.
the vision in the other eye. By| Lee, 544 Eleventh Avenue, sailed
eeret this work done at home | by the Princess Alice this after-|
ve ;ataer saves at least one hun-j noon on their return south.
dred dollars travelling expenses |
Are ra child's eyes ready for|
school? A thorough examination| Miss Mary Easthope of Booth
will tell you |Memorial teaching staff returned

PR i i i i wemmm | to the city on the Princess Ade-
jlaide yesterday afternoon after
| having spent the summer vacation
jat her home in the Fraser Valley

 

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H. W. Birch, managing secre-
jtary of the Prince Rupert General

| Pianos For Rent

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Because it doesn’t pay to advertise poor products,
It does pay to buy those advertised.

 

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Hospital, sailed last night on the
$4 Per Month and Up {/Princess Adelaide for Vancouver
— Q » ED } |where he will attend the annual
STEAMSHIPS LIMITE | ye scl ohana
UNION srs aaa Bapent fot Vanounver ? | convention of the British Columbia
P88, CATAL A SVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M. Pianos Tuned, $3 ,Association representing the le-
Oe Waypoints arriving Vancouver, Thursday a.m cal hospital
T.S.8. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY Te P '
Ts Sunday midnigh ro . ’ m
Weenif sailings to Port. Simpson oe oar whet lie salar WALKER’S MUSIC R. G. Johnston, manager of In-
River points, SUNN 8 yerness ¢é , was ywn this
c rdin all sailings and tickets at STORE verness cannery, was in t “a Fe ”
Purther Se EEnT “AGEN Y: Second Avenue Phone 568, morning for a brief business visit,
Se ace | having made the trip from the;
sacl a eaaaneas ‘| river.on the cannery tender Klem-
PB i aD EAT HNN 7 |tu Cannery. Mr. Johnston stated
> | sas Inverness cannery would re-|
CANADL AN I AC IF IC Hotel Central Ltd. main in operation for another
] SAILINGS FOR VANCOUVER na }
AUGUST vg Ocean Félle aria way ports, Covenient to business district, week yet.
Pritteen (hte ce PRINCESS ALICE--Saturdays 5 pm. direct homelike, beautiful harbor eceenl
For KETCHIKAN, WRANGELL, JUNEAU and sKAGW: bckeeds, 0 bm ie Views. Union steamer Cardena, Capt.
|j Rates reasonable. Spacious || Ernest Georgeson, arrived in port)
1 or write _ , : ,
i ree, “COATES, General Apent, Prince Rupert, B.C sample rooms, jat 9 o'clock last evening fom the

 

FIRST CLASS CAP®
Open at All Hours
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

Hotel Central Ltd.

First Avenue & Seventh Street

south and sailed at 12 midnight on |
her return to Vancouver and way-|
points, The vessel] had on board &
ji arge number of members of Skee-!
na River carinery crews going
igoing south now that the season
is nearing it8 close.

 

 

  

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"LOCAL ITEMS

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There will be keen coritests in
many of the sport events Monday.

Labor Day Dance, Sept. 5, 9 p.
m., Moose Hall, Admission 50c. Ca-
nadian and Scotch dances. 207

May Wesley and Ernest Lewis are
being Charged with Grunkenness in
city poli¢e court vais, afternoon.
The former comes under the In-
dian Act and the latter under the
Government Liquor Act.

 

Mrs. Wiliam Gilchris. and
daughter, Miss Margaret Gilchrist,
who have been spending the past
few months in Vancotiver, return-
ed to the city from the south on
the Princess Adelaide yesterday af-
ternoon.

——

M. E. Newman, school tacher at
Queén Charlotte Vity, sailed last
hight on the Ptihee John to re-
sume his teaching ditties on the
Islands after having spent the
summer vacation at his home at
Hazelton.

Following the return to the city
on Thirsday night of this week of
Canon W. F. Rushbrook from a
vacation to Toronto, it has been
decided to re-open the gymna-
sium classes in connection with St.
Peté?r’s Anglican Church at Seal
Cove about the end of this month.

CPR. steamer Princess Alice,
Capt. William Palmer, making her
final voyage of the season on the
Alaska route, is due in port at 3
o'clock this afternoon from Skag-
way ana other northern points and
will sail about an hour later for
the south.

 

Mrs, Olive Dawson ts planning to
go south Thursday night, taking
her two boys, Fred and John, to
spend a month with Mrs. &. 7.
Rothwell at her summer home at
Crescent Beach, near Vancouver.
After that she will] probably visit
in Vancouver with Mfs. 8. Daw-

__

The Union Steamship Co. has
the steamer Venture
from the run between Vancouver

;and Rivers Inlet. The calls which

were being made by the Venture
will be now taken care of by the
Steamers Catala and Cardena in-
volving no changes in times of
these steamers so far as Prince
Rupert is concerned.

 

The secretary reperted to the
meeting of the Chamber of Com-
merce last night that all the cor-
respondence in connection with
the securing of a brewery license
for Prince Rupert had been sent to
Premier Tolmie with a request to
know if the final decision from
}them had been received. There
had been no answer.

DURING BABY’S
TEETHING TIME

The Bowels Become Loose

Diarrhoea, dysentary, colic,
cramps, eétc., manifest them-
selves; the gums become swollen,
and cankers form in the mouth.
This is the time when the mother
should use

 

and perhaps save the baby’s life.
On the market for 80 years.
Price, 50c. a bottle at all drug-
gists or dealers,

ORMES LIMITED

 

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“Cleanliness is Next to
Godliness”
SPECIAL FOR TWO
WEEKS
August 29 to September 10
inclusive

Ladies’ or Gents’
Suits Pressed

By Steam

50 Cents

Sponged, Cleared and Pressed
75 Cents
Naptha or Dry Oleaned and
Pressed, $1.00

Phone — 649

LING ~ TAILOR

We call for and deliver to all
parts of the ¢ity. Mail orders
receive our prompt attention.

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

Cl fi d Ads
assi 1e is
hoes
HELP WANTED FOUND r
HOW to get a Government job.| FOUND new seine boat skiff’ be-

Free Booklet. The MC. Ltd.,
Winnipeg.

RELIABLE MAN to take care of
store route; distribute. and col-
lect; new product protected ter-
ritory; earn excellent weekly in-
come. Tanner Peanut Products
St. Paul, Minn.

 

 

FORSALE _

FOR SALE— Piano, very. reason-

 

tween Holland Rock and Kaien
Island: $10 salvage. Apply Clau-
sen, Box 15862. ‘214

rw = ce -ary os none

BOARD AND ROOM’

BOARD and Room for High School
pupils terms reasonable, Seal
Cove Hotel. ,209

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

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make me an offef. Apply Comer.
White Apts. Phone 427. 209

s3PECIAL—Goodyéaf Tires at lower
prices than any mail orde:
house. Kaien Motors Ltd. Phone
52.

FOR SALE—7-room house, 3 lots.
Atlin Avenue. Small payment
down, Balance as rent. Write A
Prince, 3150 Davin Street, Vic-
toria. 2 ae

 

 

 

 

SLX room house Phone Red 914.

 

STEAMHEATED Room to let. Phone
Red 390. 212

 

MODERN House, harbor view $25
a month. Phone Red 720. tf

 

FOR RENT— Five-room Cottage,
modein, Sixth Ave, East. Phone
Red 248. tt

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

FOR RENT—Fullvy modern six-room
house with furnace, close in.
Phone Red 720. (tf)

 

 

SWAP HOUSES

TRADE small house for big house
or vice versa. F. W. Hart, tf

 

WANTED

 

WOMAN wants work by day, week,

 

able. Phone Black 904. bt slaamaaaae

SCHOOL Books, Grades. six and
eight. Phone Blue 89 between CHIROPRACTIC ;
four and six. * 203] ¢

FOR SALE— 1929 Forder Sedan. W. C. Aspinall

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

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ORCHESTRA

 

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

 

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 ’

 

 

TYPEWRITERS

For Saie or Rent

Rese, Cowan & Latta
Fhute 234

 

 

 

 

Dry Wood. Chairs for rent. tf

 

_ PERSONAL

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

 

 

 

Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK
SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers
|} for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
* Repaired and Overhauled

Iron and Brass Casting
Electric and Acetylene Welding
50-tom Derrick fer Heavy Lifts

 

or month. Phone 427. 209
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S Transfer, - Phone ‘177 The AUCTIONEER

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

GEO, J. PAWFS—Phone Black. 120

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with us—Prince
Rupert’s leading Auctioneer,

G. M. HUNT:

Ave Phone Red 637

 

 

 

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

J. P. MOLLER
Phone Red 802

 

 

 

| Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

Phone—Black 232

 

OREN MIME OE OA, MRR

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The

 

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

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Minehead Coals

 

 

ASPER HARD COAL

per ton $11.50

 

New

$11.50 per ton

 

 

 

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