urday, September 24, 1932

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| +When you want relief from pain, stick to Aspirin! Not
only for its safety, but for its speed. An Aspirin tablet
dissolves at ‘once. It gets to the seat of pain without
delay. It is‘many minutes faster than other ‘remedies,
and time counts when you’re in pain! For quick relief of
headaches, colds, sore throat, neuralgia and rheumatism,
periodic pains, and other suffering, take Aspirin;it cannot

depress the heart. All druggists.

“ Aspirin’’ isa trade-mark registered in Canada

 

 

 

 

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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

 

Taxi 35—Ernie ‘arge. ¢'

Tonight’s train from the East,

due at 9 p.m., was reported this) official opening Sunday,

morning to be on time.

Mrs, Robert Wiggins of Cedarvale! Relist Chapter, Number 13, 0.ES. |
arrived in the city from the inter-|

jor on Thursday night’s train, be-
ing here to receive medical treat-
ment.

 

J. P. MeMilian, manager of Clax-
,ton cannery. and Mrs. McMillan
|were passengers aboard the Car-
‘dena last evening bouad from the
Skeena River to Vancouver where’
{they will spend the winter, the
cannery having now been closed
cown following the. season’s opera-
| tons,

 

Pleading guilty to a charge of
jbeing the keeper of a disorderly
| house, Myrtle Gibson’ was fined $50.
| with option ‘of thirty days’ impris-
lonment,. by Magistrate McClymont
lin city police court this morning.

 

 

| return to Vancouver and way-
|For being the inmate of a disor- points:
iderly house, Billy Chambers was
fined $25, with fourteen days’ op- nee:
| tion. DURING BABY’S
dies Aone aie testa’ fale TEETHING TIME |
4 | The Bowels Become Loose
, ‘ “ Diarrhoea, dysentary, colic,
nnouncements | ckamps, etc. manifest them-
selves; the gums become swollen,
he and ‘cankers form in the mouth.

Balloon Dance Sept. 30, Oddfel-
low’s New Hall.

 

Moose Bazaar and Carnival Oct.

 

EUROPEAN EXPERT
WATCHMAKER

H, S. OLSEN

Five 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

|| Unitea

8 and 7.

 

*Elks’ Dance, October 21.

Church Annual Supper
(Set. 10.

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

 

Rebekah Bridge-Whist, October

 

 

112,

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC
Vancouver PRINCESS LOUISE—Sept 12,21, Oct. 3.
Vancouver PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p.m. via Ocean
Falls and Way Poris

Ketchikan, Wrangel, Juneau and Skagway—-Sept. 8, 17 and 29.
For Informat » call or write
W. L. COATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, B.C.

Fagles’ Dance, October 14 and 24.
|

| Cathlic Bazaar, October 19, 20
|

Hill 60
j}

Bridge
Hall.

Hallowe’en and

dance, Oct. 28, 1.0.D.E

 

 

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver

PSS CATALA BVERY TURSDAY, 1:30 P.M.
Vin Waypoints. arriving Vancouver, Thursday a.m
SS. CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT
Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx
Neekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas
River points. Stunday, 8 pm
Further information regarding all saflings and tickets at

VRINCER RUPERT AGENCY: Second Avennus Phone 568

orne.

 

|| Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

 

Phone—Black 232

 

 

 

CL:D.L. dance tonight at 8.30.

 

Sept; 25
x 3 pan, in McIntyre Flall.

tea and sale of home cooking at|

Mi *
Prince Rupert. Badminton Club}

Italian Prunes—
per Ih. ...... iB .si Bred SM

ah Monday a

 

 

William Brookpark, son of Mr.
land Mrs. Arthur Bitvoksbank, sailed
‘last night on the Princess Acel-
'aide for Vancouver where he will
attend technical school.

The fire department had a call

 

i
|

the Home of Mrs, F. 8. Walton
| Wednesday, September 28 292 |
|. Mrs, C. H. Hankinson, who has!,

| been on 2 trip ts Vancouver, re-
tured to the city from the south |
jon the Princess Adelaide yesterday’,
taHemioon

ee

Capt. W. P. Armour, manager of!
the local branch of the Pacific
Salvage Co.,
the Princess Adelaide for a busi-
ness trip to Vancouver.

Union steamer Carcena,
Ernest Georgeson, arrived inport at
10:30 last night from the south
and. sailed at 12 midnight on her

 

 

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. |

_

 

B. E. Bailey of the setentific staf?!
lof the Prince Ruvert Fisheries Ex-
perimental Station returned to the
icity on the Princess Adelaide yes-

terday afternoon from a trip to,
Vancouver
| P. A. Gartlund, local fisherman
‘eft on yesterday's train fi Mant
real where he will embark Septem-
ber 29 aboard. the steamer Mont-
rose for a trip to his native home
at Gothenburg, Norway

Mrs. J. McLeod ar three chil

dren of Stewart passed through the

icity on the Prince Rupert Thurs-
jday night bound for Vancouver
|whence they will proceed to Mont
lreal where they will embark Cc-
It her 7 aboard the steamer Let

‘tia for a trip to Stornoway, .‘.and

Sapport Farmers

of Central B.C.

m berg

The farmers and gardeners of Central British Columbia are
making an effort to supply the Prince Rupert market with vege-
tables, fruit, potatoes, poultry and eggs and other products of the

district.

Prince Rupert people are asked to encourage this movement by

asking for Central British Columbia products whenever prac-

ticable. Co-operation in this

matter encourages merchants who

buy from farmers and if the farmers are prosperous it will be an

enc
buying powe

vinee.
AeA LCN
Householders can help
hy keeping this in mind
and asking merchants for Central
B. C. products whenever possible.

 

ouragement for others to take up land and thus add to the

r of the whole northern and central part of the pro-

 

be b ny 4 \

 

| Hotel Arrivals

CENTRAL
H. Gratland, S- Jonnson, A. An-

| dersen and John Johnsen
1Mrs. L. McIntosh, A. Van Snell
and C. C. Marshall, Van

-Ou-

HOTEL

| ver
Want

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sailed last night on!

Capt. |

iif any,
jdens as yet although,

t 5:55 last evening to ‘extinguish
la chimney fire at the residence of
|J, Sutherland, 801 Borden Street.
|No damage was done,

 

A. L, Clements, assistant genera!

;manager of the Union ‘Steamship
Co, and Mrs. Clements were here
last night aboard the ‘steamer 'car-
dena on which they are making
{the round trip north.

Joseph Bennett, Pacific ‘Coast
superintendent of.Alberta. Wheat
Pool elevators, sailed by the ssjj_
Prince Rupert Thursday night on
his return to Vancouver after a
brief visit here in cénnéction ‘with
the loading of ships at the local
house.

Otto Sundgren, who has been en-~
ireged in cordwood cutting in the
Mayo district in Yukon Territory,
|left here on yesterday’s train -for
'Halifax where he will embark Oc-
| tober 6 aboard the steamer ‘Grip-
}eholm fora trip to his native home
}in Finland.
| Following a clear day and night,
ithe first white frost. of the. fall
had made its appearance in Prince
|Rupeft this morning although the

j thermometer bsrely touched freez-

jing point during the night. Little
dam*ge was done to gar-

sent weather continues, it is to
be expectea that more delicate
plants and flowers may soon be
nipped.

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“The prettiest dress ,
at the picnic” '

everybody said

 

 

 

“T must tell you about going to a
big, all-day picnic,” writes a woman
from Ontario, “I thought I couldn't
go because I had nothing fit to wear
and couldn't afford a new dress. The
day before, the druggist showed me
a wonderful new tint powder made
by the people who make Diamond
Dyes which I have often used in
dyeing dark colors. These new Dia-
mond Tints, he explained, are the
same high quality as Diamond Dyes.
The dillerence is they are for light
shades and don’t require boiling. I
had a dress, left from last year,
which faded and was so streaked arid
ugly I was ashamed to wear it. I de-
cided to try Diamond Tints on it. I
just dissolved the powder in the
rinse water, and the dress came out
the loveliest green! I got to. the
picnic after all and everybody, said
my dress was the prettiest one there,
thanks to these new Diamond Tints.”

} DIAMOND |
TINTS

y AT ALL
DRUG STORES

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Very Rev. J.

11 AM
Subject: *

Morning
THE CHRISTIAN
12:30

7:30 PM-~
Subject,

Su
Evening
“THE I
1. Those to whom
2. Those to whom
3. Those to whom

Minister, Rev. W. D. ¢

11 A.M.—RALLY DAY. The Si

All visito

5

ST. ANDREW’S CA‘ CATHEDRAL

(Church of England)

B. Gibson, Dean

Prayer and Sermon

AND THE WORLD CRISIS”
iday School

Prayer and Sermon
IRAMA OF LIFE”

life is
life is a tragedy.

a comedy.

life is a romance,

!RST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

irant Hollingworth, B.A,

Organist, John E, Davey

inday School attends in a body

Parents and friends especially invited.
7:30 P.M.—Sermon Subject:
“A WRECKED MARRIAGE AND ITS RESULTS!”
or the story of a prodigal wife

rs welcome

   

 

 

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FOR SALE

ORCHESTRA

 

FURNISHED flat ‘for sale. poly
Kaien Motors. Phone 62, tt

FOR SALE—Mink, Quebec. Labra-!
dor, young or adult. $20 per pair.
F. Hoppe, Lochdale, B.C. tf.

FOR SALE—Four door Chevrolet
Sedan, good condition. Cheap.
Phone Blue 315. 0224

FOR RENT
SIX room house Phone RAd 914.

FOR RENT—TWwo year old moderh
house from Oct. 1. Plone Red
os al Dk if

 

 

 

ME choice modern, ‘apartments
for rent,. G y reduced. rates,
.. Westenhaver ros.

SWAP HOUSES

 

. Phone Green 638. a ee

“WORK WANTED

WOMAN will do washing reasonab-
ly. Will take it home or ¢o it at
the house, Phone 27. iss

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WANTED

A GENERAL agency of an y ot an-cld es-
tablished insurance company has
an opening for a reliable repre-
sentative in this district. Give
references, experience, age. Ap-
ply Box ae yon News, 223

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- HEEP WAN TED

‘HOW to get a Government job.)
Free Booklet- The M.C.C. Ltd.,|

 

 

 

Winnipeg. i tae xf
;ADD TO YOUR EARNINGS SFLL-
| ING our personal ‘Christmas

| Greeting Cards. This year’s sam-
ples strikingly beautiful. Sell on
sight. Liberal commission. Write
today. Regal Art Co. 91 Gould
Street, Toronto. 223

—

PERSONAL |

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

FOUND

FOUND—1 scow 16 x 50, name
“Sturgeon No. 38,” found adrift
off Kinahan Island. Owner can
have same by paying all expen-
ses) W. Lind, P.O. Box 852,
Prince Rupert, BO. 225

 

tite itt "s SALE

 

In the Supreme Court of British
Columbia

 

BETWEEN; MARY QUICKSTAD, Plain-
Off | {Judgnjept.. Creditor), and JOHN |
McNETUL,” JAMES J. CONNORS and

ment Debtors)

TAKE NOTICE that in
with.an Order to me directed by the!
Honourable Chief Justice, Aulay Morri-
gon. Dateq August tiie 15th
will offer for Sale on the 29th day of
September Wt 2.30 p:m., at my ofifce in

the
Claims, namely:

Lot Forty-eight: Hundred and One (4,-
801), knoOWn ag the “Superior” Mineral
Claim; Lot Forty-eight Hundred nd
Two, (4802), Known as the “Superior
Number L” Mineral Claim; Lot Forty-
eight Hundd_and Thrée (4803), known
as the “Red. Tap” Mineral Claim: Lot
Forty-eight Humdre§ and Four (4804),
known as thé Red Top No, 1" Mineral
Clutm;, Lot Forty-eight Hundred and
Five (4805); kriown he the “Heotor
Nuihber 1" Minera) Claim; Lot Forty-
eight Hundred and Sik (4806), known
us the “Superior Number 2
Mineral Claim; Lot Forty-eight Hundred
Whd Seven (4807), known as the “Red

fon” Mineral Claim; Lot,
Forty-nitie Hundreq and Forty- -five
4945), Known & the “Amazon” Min-|
eral Claim; Lot Forty-nine Hundred and
Porty-six (4946), krown as the “Ama-
zon Number 1” Mineral Claim; Lot
Forty-nine Hundred and Forty-seven
(49047), known as the “Amazon Num-
ber 3” Mineral Claim; Lot Forty-nine
Hundred and Forty-eight (4948), known
as the “Amagon Number 4" Mineral

Claim; Lot Forty-nitie Hundred and
nity =n! (4949), Known as the “Red
‘Top. Number 2” Mineral Claim; Lot

Porty-tine Hundred and Fifty (4050)
knoWh as the “Amazon Fraction” Min-
eral Olaim; ‘and Lot Forty-nine Hun-
drei ‘and Fifty-one (4951), known as
the “Amazon N ber 2 Fraction” Min-
tral»

The above Claims are located at Cul-

en Créek, &bout 6 milés North of the
forka of r River, Cabsiar District.

The, unt\of the plaintiff's judg-
ment, 4s $10,662.21 with interest from
the 2th dey of July, 1931, and the
costs of | ution p ings.

Or 1 the said judgment there
are no ns against the said lands

|. Dated at Prince Rupert this 27th
ae ¢ Rn 1932.

~ aoe A. NICKERSON,

ee *
ot nce Rupert,
§-a27, 091017 94, ad

 

THOMAS WINLOW, Defendants (Judg-

accordance |
1932, 1

the Court House, Pririce Rupert, B.C.,|
following Grown granted Mineral

Fraction” |

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

VIOLIN

AS a
MISS NELLIE LAWRENCE will re-
sume violin lessons October 1st.
tf

 

TRANSFERS

CAMERON'S Transfer, Phone 177,
“Dry Wood. Chairs for tent. tf

 

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| CHIROPRACTIC

a eee ay sncijplasapilimaeatendomeatial

W. C. Aspinall
Yhree Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment

Green 241 and 549
Open Evenings § Exchange Blk.

DAIRIES.

For FRESH LOCA® MILK
Phone Red 608 or 953

DOMINION DAIRY
& Quarts or 14 Pints for Se.

- PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

 

 

'|Fresh from Bulkley Valley

Farms

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rese, Cowan & Latta
Phuse 234

 

 

 

 

P.A.LIEN |

TEACHER OF ORGAN ,

Apply between 6 and 7 p.m,
420 Eighth Avenue West

P. O, Box--227

 

 

 

 

WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &
DIRTY WALLS? |

We paperhang a room for

$5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50
and up. Call, Red 802.

J, P. MOLLER

“AUCTIONEER

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

G. M. HUNT

_ 3rd Ave. Phone Red 637

 

 

 

‘The AUCTIONEER

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

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

 

 

Prince Rupert

| DRY DOCK
SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tens

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers
for Steel and Wood Vessels :

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhatlea

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

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