Thursday, September 15, 1932

 

Rich In Flavour—Allways

‘SALADA

TEA

“Fresh from the Gardens”

LOW RATES ARE STILL IN EFFECTI

oy (ch
by ¥
20% Reduction First and Cabin Class

Big Reductions also, Tourist and Third Class

Thanks to the new low Travel Canadian Pacific by
rates and the favorable the short St, Lawrence Sea-
exchange situation, thou- way to Europe. Take your
sands who never dreamed pick of the luxurious
they could are seeing “White Empresses”, led by
Britain this year s 4 4 the Empress of Britains ss
hedgerows in bloom ss palatial “Duchesses” 158
thatched cottages 4 5 5 opular “Mont” ships
Father Thames... London. re class of accommoda-
You, too, can see Europe tion at the lowest cost in
this year. Visit historic years. Frequent sailings
Edinburgh, Belfast or each week from Montreal
Dublin. Or spend a holiday and Quebec (trains to ship-
in Paris s 3s Brussels 54: side at Quebec) to British
the Hague ; ; s Berlio. and Continental ports,

 

For full particulars apply to ny Canadian Pacific Agent or
J. J. FORSTER
Steamship General Passenger Agent, C. P. R. Station,

Vancouver, BC.
725R

CANADIAN PACIFIC

 

 

 

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

“Rupert Brand”

SMOKED |

‘— BEACK COD

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

 

 

 

 

 

| PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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CANADIAN PACIFIC

I's V yt PRINCESS LOUISE—Sept. 12, 21, Oct. 3

To \ i * ADELAIDE~—Fridays, 10 p.m, via Ocean

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For Inf te : :
W. I OA General Agent Prince Rupert, B.C.
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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED
eamet e Prinve Rupert for Vancouver
S SLA VERY TURSDAY, b:30 PM ’
og V eae a Vancou Thursday a.m
S.8. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,
) ’ ef Sunday midnight. approx 7
' ‘3 : Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas
' iy, 8 pm
: for r ling all sailings and tickets at .
PRINCE RUPERT AGENCY: Second Avenue Phone 568,
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Good Clothes Do

Make You Great DRY DOCK

Order Your Next New AND

Tine || SHIPYARD

The Tailor

Second Ave.—Opp. Post Office
*hone — 649

Prince Rupert

 

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Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers
for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery

WIDE RANGE OF FINE Repaired and Overhauled
QUALITY WOOLLENS

TO CHOOSE FROM

a ee

Iron and Brass Casting

Mectric t vetylene Weldin,
We use best trimmings; high Electric and Acetyle s

 

 

 

class’ Workmanship: perfect 50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts |
fit guaranteed, i
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS |

Taxi 35—Ernie Large, tf; SIMPSON, 5th and McBride, first

class Shoe-repairing. Prices right.

Scotch and Canadian dance, I.0.
}O.F. Hall Sept. 16. A good time
assured, 216

 

C.L.D.L. Dance, Sept. 15. (215)

Anglican tea at Mrs, George Ar-
nold’s Borden Street Saturday 3 to
6. 215 |

 

 

Tonight’s train. from the. East,
due at 9 p.m., was reported this
morning to be on time.

Iyldrens Cold

W. E. Funnell, gardener for the
Canadian National Railways here,
will sail tonight on the ss. Prince
Rupert ‘for a vacation trip to Van-

 

 

couver:
Mrs. Olof Hanson, who spent a Checked without
week with Mrs, George Little at dosing.” Rub on

Terrace and Lakelse, returned from
Terrace to Smithers on Monday of
this week.

: VISKS
N.U-W.A. important meeting on
Friday, Sept. 16, 8 pm., CL.D.L.

Hall, Mayor and Council specially
| invited:
|

 

 

Sam Jensen, for drunkenness
was fined $25. with option of four-
teen days’ imprisonment, by Ma-
gistrate McClymont in city policr
court this morning.

 

~_—~—

Boe i ad Mrs, William Cruickshank and

Me os 8 oe the sen | son, Bobby, are sailing tonight on

ars AGO column of @ recent Van! the Prince Rupert for a holiday
couver Sun: “Ordinary domestic vig

; | Visit in Vancouver.

postage rates are to be charged on/!
mail to points in Atlin and Yukon |
districts,
State.”

7 or Lengthy articles on the recent
local post office officials! i, sectional tour of British Colum-
|oia by a party of British tourists

Ry | under the auspices of British Co-
D. B. Finn, director of the Prince | |ymbia House appear in the Ga-

FRIDAY SPECIAL
McIntosh Apples.

Munro Bros.

 

 

Miss Steina Phillipson will sail}
tonight on the Prince Rupert for
Vancouver.

 

 

When buying coal—consider you
get correct weight. We sell dry coal.
Don’t buy water, buy coal. Hyde|
Transfer. Note advertisement for |
prices, (tf)

 

H. F. Glassey sailed yesterday af-
ternoon on the Prince Rupert to
make the round trip to Anyox and|
Stewart in company with Olof |
Hanson, M.P, for Skeena. They
will return to the city this even-

 

 

 

Rupert Fisheries Expertmental Sta-|zette and London Times, Prince

tion, was the speaker at the reg-/ Rupert is prominently mentioned |
ular weekly luncheon of the Prince} jn poth.
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| Rupert Rotary Club in the Commo-| we, ellie
|dore Cafe today, his subject being | ~ Prof. J. P.
| ‘Some Impressions of Cambridge.”| onto,
President G. A. Woodland was in} Board
| the chair.

rrich of Tor-
chairman of the Biological
of Canada, J. J. Cowie of
| Ottawa, secretary, and Dr. R. E|
Foerster, assistant director of De- |
parture, Bay, Vancouver Island, Bi- |
Ological Station, who have been |
here to attend meetings of va |

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fic Coast sub-executive of the Bi-
ological Board of Canada, will’
Dance Sept. 16 and 30, Oddfel-| sail by the Prince Rupert tonight
ows New Hall. on their return south.

| Announcements |

 

 

 

Benefit football dance, Septem- . |
ber 23, Moose Hall. otel Arrivals .
. ‘ i

United Church Annual Suppe:

 

Oct. 10.

 

| Thanksgiving Day benefit dance
| Eagles’ Hall,October 10.
|

Bazaar, Octobex

nusson, Prince Rupert.

' PRESERVING
SPECIALS

| |Procure Your Requirements Now

Week End While the Stock is at its Best
@ }

| |

ae
- Specials $1.95

Large size 85¢
Swift's Back Bacon

 

Cathwlic 19, 20

 

Hill 60 Hallowe’en Bridge and
dance, Oct. 28, I.0.D.E. Hall,

 

 

 

 

per crate
| Bartlett Pears
40-lb. box
italian Prunes
16 lbs. for

|
|
|
|

15¢

Sliced, per lb | “ield Tomatoes—Good 5¢
| Milk—All brands $5 00) quality, per Ib
per case r | Green Tomatoes—-Good for 95¢
| Malkin’s Best Red Plum Jam 35 pickling, 7 lbs. for
| Cc}. ihe
| 4-lb. tin } areen Peppers 25¢
| els Naptha Soap 75¢c. 2 Ibs. for
i
| per carton ; Cucumbers 5c
| Pride of Canada Maple 75¢c. each

Syrup, 24-Ib, tin | *resh Celery

25¢,
Remo 95¢

3 for
Fresh Green Peas

Crestwood Creamery Butter 80e
3-lb, brick
t lbs. for
‘abbage—-Remo

Fresh Firsts 70c)
10 Ibs. for 25¢ |

Malkin’s Best | Tht is the time for making Sauer |
|

SPINACH, 2’s | Kraut %
2 ae yl 100 the fot 2.25)

| Eggs

 

3 doz

    

tins Watermelons—Small

EGGS i’ per Ht) 6c

vagy |Ripe Bananas }

; Fresh Firsts | - <0 ral 95¢c |

Sas }Robin Hood Flour
| SF oan... MOC )rnm $1.40
Alberta Rose ~

Fresh Remo Vegetables | 9 ins 2.45)

Just Arrived
New Clean Carrots

Alberta Rose

| ¢ s $1.25
25¢ | shana Flour

8 lbs $1 10,
- w Tur | 49 Ibs °
as ga ar 25C | pastry Flour 39c

Fresh Crisp Cabbage 10 Ibs |

8 lbs 25C | Braids Tea—1 lb. Free with 90c
resh Beets— Medium size 95¢. 2-Ib. purchase, 2 Ibs. .....*

6 lbs. |

| Visit Our Confectionery and Deli-

|catessen Dept. Open Day and Night

$1.60; a.m, to 12 p.m. Fresh Candy and
95¢ Fresh Fruits at reduced prices.

35¢

35¢ MUSSALLEM'S

Economy Store

“Where Dollars Have More Cents”

Okanagan Preserving
Peliches, per crate

Italiam Prunes
per crate

Fresh Tomatoes—No, 1
5-lb. basket

Sunkist Sweet Oranges
5 doz.

Phone Your Order—We Deliver

A'berta ’ Market We Deliver Orders of $2.00 Free of
Charge

P. GAMULA, Proprietor 319 Third Avenue—Phone 18 & 360)

Vifth Street Phone 208) P. 0. Box 575

 

n 208) |

CENTRAL HOTEL
R. Bell, P. Martin and J. S Mag- |

 

 

 

 
 

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the peacionus

Vita-

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ere made better
7 the addition

Jupreme flavour
.. lasting crispness

 

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C.N.R. Trains |
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For the East— : s ° git i
Mondays, Wednesday and Fri they Win enthusiasm ! ae
days 10:30 a.m. :
From the East— 4 Cea . ee heise flavour in
S ‘ and Satur- aker Coro es than in any other socal
eee oe = eno corn flake you have ever aur: It is i
reels, different ... more subtle... more intriguing,
pen eee Z (ngredients are of the highest ity ever put eae
SESSA ES into any corn flake. Special ger
sugar and salt of crystal purity. Quaker Corn
Flakes are toasted in electric ovens. Then ss
triple-sealed and wax-wrapped to preserve for :
you all their original crispness and supreme Li
flavour. ‘3
° Everyone likes er Corn Flakes: With ,
. this delicious dish, children take more milk ‘
On Quality Foods and cream than any other way.
Economical? Costs only a cent a serving ‘
THRIFT BARGAINS | -
For the Week-End
NABOB TEA— ‘
per lb. 39c
SWANSDOWN CAKE '
FLOUR, per pkg. 29¢
ICING SUGAR—
per 2-lb. pkg. 15c
PERFECTION BROOMS—
High quality, 5-string, on ABC ”
CASTILLE SOAP—Long | me :
bars, per bar 14c.
SUNLIGHT SOAP—
per ctn. 18¢c
PALMOLIVE SOAP—
per bar 6c :
BLACK FIGS—New Crop
2 lbs 13c

DRIED APRICOTS--Fancy
quality, per Ib. 16¢c)
AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS 250!

RAISINS, 2 Ibs,
15c

SHREDDED COCONUT—
dic|

per Ib
|
a 12¢ |

i3ic
isc

A good coffee |

22c
lic
10c

 

ALBERTA BUTTER
2 Ibs.

 

LARD—Pure, Market
advancing, per 1-lb.
PICNIC HAMS—Average
weight, 5 Ibs. per lb.
GINGER SNAPS—Red
Arrow, per Ib
VICTORY COFFEE
at a cheap price
per Ib,
WHITE BEANS
3 Ibs
UAKER CORN
per tin
TABLE SALT
per 2-lb. sack
TOILET ROLLS
3 for

 

a FLAKES—Limit

6 pkgs, per pke

 

CHATEAU CHEESE
per ‘%-lb. pkg.

per 1-lb. pkg

FIJI SLICED PINEAPPLE—Choice
Quality
per No. 2 tin 18¢c
OGILVIE PREMIUM OATS~—Large

55-0z. pkg

per pkg. 29c |

OGILVIE’S ROYAL HOUSEHOLD |

ae to sack 70 |
$1.33

13¢c

FRUITS & VEGETABLES

per 49-lb. sack

 

CLASSIC CLEANSER
2 tins

 

 

{Okanagan Elberta Peaches—, i

per crate
Okanagan Wealthy Apples
unwrapped, 5 lbs 25e
Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs. 25e
Outdoor Tomatoes, 6 lbs. 25e |

$1.58

Phone 179 201 Third Ave,
“CARRY AND SAVE”

Mail Orders Have Our Prompt
Attention

 

mobile

Nearly every motorist feels that
he is a safe driver.

of

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League,

  
   

   

Think .

these
completely eliminated if every
driver observed the nine

the

  

   

1 Te drive at speeds in keeping with
alah oh chee ch Ole aoe »

2 Te beep on the right side of the rend,
except when pasting

   

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. nearly 75,000 Auto-
Accidents last year.

 
 

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dus cnt

 
    

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Come bs our ears
sign e pledge,
\ and we'll install
~\ the League Em-
\ blem on your car,

one

Ride on
Safety-Tested
Silvertowns.

Silvertown

RUPERT MOTORS ~

Corner Park Avenue and Second Avenue

Telephone 566

Prince Rupert, B.C,

 

 

Hotel

Rates

 

Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor

reasonable.
sample rooms. |
¢ ¢ FIRST CLASS CAFE ©; »|!
“| >) OpenAit All Hours ‘hh
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

Hotel Central Ltd.

First Avenue & Seventh Street

: |
Central Ltd. | Pianne Rab Rent

) $4 Per Month and Up

views.
Spacious

Pianos Tuned, $3

WALKER’S MUSIC
STORE

 

 

 

 

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Because it doesn’t pay to advertise poor products,

It does pay to buy those advertised.

 

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