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Our Famous Shirley Shoppe $1.00 Hose will go at 70¢

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Be early for these bargains as they won't last long.

 

The Biggest Sale of Women’s
Goods in Pr. Rupert’s History

SALE STARTS

Tuesday, 9.30 a.m.
This Store Will Close Its Doors Oct. 8

Everything in the store must be cleared out at prices
unheard of as we are determined to go out of business
on the above date. We have about—

20 Spring Coats

Wonderful Coats, values up
to $40.00.
two prices

$5.00 & $7.50
Fall and Winter Coats

from $37.50 to $55.00. They will 70 at

$15.00, $17.50 & $25.00
Dresses! Dresses!

Dresses. Values up to $37.50. We will sell at

$5. 95, $7.95 & $8.95
Famous Shirley Shoppe Hose

They will go at

Value;

ur $1.50 Hose will go at 5e
ur $1.95 Hose will go at $1.25

 

THIS SALE IS FINAL

No Exchange No Refunds No Credit

 

 

Special Hard-Time Bargain Offer

 

To Subscribers to the Daily News or
Any Wishing to Become Subscribers

All our advertisers have been offering special bargains to the custom-
Here is our contribution. Any person sending in a full year subscrip-
tion now will get the rest of the year 1932 free. This applies either to new

subscriptions or renewals.
S Delivered by mail out of town | |

| ws FREE

This is a very attractive offer and is made fora limited period to induce
subscribers to pay a year in advance during the difficult financial period.
Payment may be made by check, money order or currency. The sooner it is

sent the more you get for the money.

DAILY NEWS

Prince Rupert, B.C.

ers,

Delivered in the city one year

1933 FREE

THE DAILY NEWS

from January 1, $5.00
Rest of this year to January 1,

THE DAILY NEW
one year from January 1, $3.00
Rest of this year to January 1,

 

 

If you lose anything, try 4 classified ad.

Lod Mak

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Taxi 35—Ernie ‘.arge.

ing’s train for a trip to Toshee.|

dry deck here.

 

nical sehool.

George C. Mitchell left on this
morning’s train for a business trip
to various interior points be

away about ten days.

The drawing for the prize for
non-starters in the Fair Board
Sweepstake will take place tomor-
row night at nine o’clock at the
Capitol Theatre. (oP)

 

Charged with keeping liquor for
ale, Alexander Gooch was re-
manded for eight days on appear-
ing before Magistrate McClymont
in city police court this morning
He is out on bail.

 

Olof Hanson, MP. for Skeena,
came in from Smithers on Satur-
day night’s train. He expects to
leave in a few days, probably on
Friday morning, for Ottawa to 4t-
tend the session of Parliament op-
ening next week.

 

 

| Another enjoyable dance was
‘held Saturday night by the Cana-
ldian Labor Defence Leaeue in the
|hall on Second Avenue, a gond sized
ferowd being in attendance. Music
was provided by members of the
|League* and refreshments were

| brought by the ladies.
|
| Anmouncesseits |

|
| Balloon Dance
|low’s New Hall

 

 

 

Sept. 38, Oddfel-

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}
| Moose Bazaar and Carnival Oct
hy and 7.

| Elks’ Dance, October 21.

 

United Church Annual
ret. 10.

Suppe:

 

Thanksgiving Day benefit dance
Eagles’ Hall,October 10.

 

Rebekah Bridge-Whist,
12.

Bagles’ Dance, October 14 and 28

Hill 60 Hallowe'en Bridge
dance, Oct. 28, 1.0.D.E. Hall.

 

Poor Minerd’s into « worm

dish. Rub limiment gently in;
then apply it re to
dicections .

tt adm

sale

 

 

 

25 Taxi Garage
Sixth St.

Ride Comfortably and
With Safety

Good brakes are a very essen-

tial factor in the successful

operation of a car, so if you

can’t stop going try coming in,

and have them made fient.

A. M. HONEYWELL

LOCAL NEWS NOTES

’ Mrs. J, Gibson left ou thio morn-|

Her husband is employed at the!

-| Munro Bros.

James Valentine, son of Mr.-and|
Mrs. Ernest Valentine, will leave|
on Wednesday morning’s train for |
Calgary where he will enter tech | rri ived on Saturday night’s train

October |

Cathelic Bazaar, October 19, 20
|

and |

 

Phone 2!

 

Tuesday Special
Remo Potatoes— $2.00

| Gold Coin, 100 Ibs.

 

 

A. J. Fitzgerald, retired farmer,

from Lendon, Ohio.
is paying

Mr. Pitzgerald
a visit with his son and

tween |
: ‘ :
here ana Prince George. He will be |

 

daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Fitzgerald.
Frank Berry and Olof Austvik

| were further remanded for eight
|Cays on appearing this morning
before Magistrate MeClyméat ix
city police court on charges of
; theft of beds from a house on Co-
mox Avenue,

cares Checked
“viens

 

 

Pyjama Surprise
Party Enjoyable

Miss Julia Thomas is Honored Be-
fore Leaving For East

 

 

A delightful and novel surprise in
the form of a pyjama party was held
on Saturday evening at the home
of Miss Julia Thomas who is leav-
ing for the east this’ week.

A delicious supper of corned beef
and cabbage was served by those
present, these being Misses Margar-
et and Annie Gilchrist, Evie Rivett.
Mabe! Ivarson, Mary O’Brien, Louise
Lindseth, Hilda Fagerlid, Audrey

Wrathall, Helen Stamp-Vincent, Ivy
Anderson, Julia Thomas and Beu-
lah McKinley.
| After supper a happy evening was
|spent in games and dancing.

Hotel Arrival
Hotel Arrivals
J. Wezeiechouski, Pacific; Mrs
W. B. Jones and Lloyd, Kenneth

ind Leslie Jones, Terrace; E. Wal-
iace, C.N.R.; John Johnson, city. -

Hotel Central Ltd,

Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor
views.
reasonable. Spacious
sample rooms.
FIRST CLASS CAFE :
Open at All Hours
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

Hotel Central Ltd.

 

 

Rates

 

 

Good Clothes Do
Make You Great

Order Your Next New
Suit Frem

LING
The Tailor

Second Ave.—Opp. Post Office
Phone — 649

WIDE RANGE OF FINE
QUALITY WOOLLENS
TO CHOOSE FROM

We use best trimmings; high

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FOR SALE ORCHESTRA 4
FURNISHED flat for sale, Apply FOR Your Dance orchestra phoné
Kaien Motors. Phorie 50” tf; Mrs. Black, Green 218. Snappy :
Pear sored :
FOR SALE—Mink, Quebec. Labra- music! Prices reasonable. (tt)
dor, young or adult. $20 per pair. \ ae
F, Hoppe, Lochdale, B.C. tf. VIOLIN
FOR SALE—Four door Chevrolet MISS NELLIE LAWRENCE will re+
Sedan, geed condition. Cheap sume violin lessons Ortobér Ist. oo +
Phone Blue 315. 224 tt i
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FOR RENT TRANSFERS» k
re = CAMERON'S Ttansfer, Phone 177. by
6 emp: homey Fen. ee Dry Wood. Chairs for rent. tf } 4
fOR RENT—Modern flat, Rand} === ———= } 9
ee, SO ak Reon. CHIROPRACTIC i
MODERN House, karbor view $25/ ————— —__—___——
monthly, now ready for occu- ‘
pancy. Phone Red 720. tf W. c. Aspinall :
Vhree Year Graduate Chiropractic
JME choice modern apartments ’
for rent. Greatly redneed rates.| Modern Ray Treatments Given
Westenhaver Bros. tf Phone for Appointment :
. a ageneeerne Green 241 and 549 : ;
SWAP HOUSES Open Evenings 4 Exchange Blk.
we i ae ,
WILL swap, sell or rent hotises DAIRIES a
Phone Green 638. tf ’
" a 7 “ |For FRESH LOCAL MILK
WORK WANTRD ‘

 

WOMAN will do washing reasonab-
ly. Will take it home or cdo it at
the house. Phone 27. tf

 

SITUATIONS VACANT
MONEY MADE WITHOUT INVEST-
Ment. Your spare time profitably
employed—-selling Canada’s fin-
est Christmas Greeting Card line.
Liberal comunission. Regal Art
Co., 91 Gould Street, Toronto.

 

Phone Red 608 or 953
DOMINION DAIRY

8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

fresh from Buikley Valley
Farms

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

 

 

FOUND—1 scow 16 x 50, name!
| “Sturgeon No. 38,” found adrift)
off Kinahan Island. Owner can|
have same vy paying all expen-

FOUND |

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TYPEWRITERS

For Sale or Rent
Rese, Cowan & Latta

 

 

 

 

 

In the Supreme Court of British
Columbia

 

 

First Avenue & Seventh Street |

  

wanes ae

| Forty-nine (4949)

BETWEEN: MARY QUIOKSTAD, Plain-
tiff (Judgment Creditor), and JOHN
McNEILL, JAMES J. CONNORS and
THOMAS WINLOW, Defendants (Judg-
ment Debtors),

TAKE NOTICE that in _ accordance
with an Order to me directed by the
Honourable Chief Justice, Aulay Mor?i-
son. Dateg August the 15th, 1932,
wil] offer for sale on the 20th day of
September at 230 p.m., at my ofifce in
the Court House, Prince Rupert, BC
the following Grown granted Minera)
Claims, namely:—

Lot Forty-eight Hundred and One (4.,-
801), known as the “Superior” Minera!
Claim: Lot Forty-eight Hundred anc
Two (4802), known as the “Superior
*Number 1” Mineral Claim; Lot Forty
eight Hundred and Three (4803), Know +
as the “Rea Top” Mineral Calm: Lot
Forty-eight Handreq and Four (4804)
known as the Red Top No, 1” Minera

~

Mineral. Claim; Lot Porty-etght Hundred
and Seven (4807), known as the “Red
” Claim:

Ler |:

 

ses, W. Lund, P.O. Box 852, ;
Prince Rupert, B.C 225 che 234
Se 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
Ruperv’s leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

ord Ave. Phone Red 637

The AUCTIONEER

 

 

 

 

 

Claim; Lot Forty-eight Hundred and ee

Five (4805), known as the “Hector| Packing — Crating — Wrapping,
Number 1” Mineras gon Lot a and General Furniture Repairs
Sight Ffundfed and x (4806), known); fa

or the “Superior Number 2 Fraction” List your goods with me

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

 

 

Porty-mine Hundreq and _ Forty-five
4945). known as the “Amazon” Mén-|
eral Claim; Lot Forty-nine Hundred anc |
Forty-six (4946), krown as the “Ama-
|gon Muniber f” Mineral Claim Let
Forty-nine Hundred an@ Forty-seven
(4947), Known as the “Amazon Num-
ber 3” Mineral Claim; Lot Forty-nine
Humdted and Forty-eight (4948), known
as the “Amazon Number #° Mineral
Claim; Lot Forty-nine Hundred and
kmown as the “Red
Top Number 2” Minera? Claim; Lot
Forty-nine Hundred snd Fifty (4980)
khown as the “Amazon Fraction” Min-
eral Claim; and Lot Forty-nine Hun-
dred and Fifty-one (4951), known as
the “Amagon Number 72 Fraction” Min-
tral Claim
|. The above Claims are located at Cul-
en Creek, about 6 nilles North of the
forks of Bear River, Cassiar District.
The amount of the plaintiff's fude-
ment is $10,662.21 with interest from
the 2th day of July, 1091,
costs of exeoution

Other than the said judgment there

and the

 

class

workmanship;
fit guaranteed.

perfect

 

 

 

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Falls and Way Ports.

Por Information call or write

W. L. COATES, General Agent

CANADIAN PACIFIC

To Vancouver PRINCESS LOUISE-—-Sept. 12, 21, Oct.
To Vancouver PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p. a ‘via Ocean,

To Ketchikan, Wrangel, Jumeau and Skagway—Seépt. 8, I7 and 29,

Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

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River polnts,

 

Purther {formation

VRINCE ROPERT AGENCY:

   

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver:

P.A.8, CAVALA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M.
Via Way; . aftiving Vancouver, Thursday a.m.
7.9.8. CARDENA EVERY AY MIpNienT,

Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. appro
WeeRily sailings to Port Simpson, Afice Atm, Anyvan,
Sunday, 8 pm
all saflin,
Seco

 

Stewart and Naas

and tickets ab —

Avenue, 968,

   

  

   
  
   
     
    
    
   
    
   
        
 

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are no charges against the said lands.
at

Dated Prince Rupert this 27th
“1s August, 1932.
MS CASH.
i S. A. NICKERSON,

Sheriff,
County of Prince Rupert,
S-a27, #3 1017 24,

 

Pianos For Rent

$4 Per Month and Up
Pianos Tuned, $3

WALKER’S MUSIC
STORE

 

 

 

Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

 

Phone—Black 232

 

 

 

Prince Rupert
DRY DOCK

SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders

and Ship Repairets
for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

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

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