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Phone 953 Phone 953

De Jong’s

Cash and Carry ©

 

 

Friday & Saturday :

Specials
Aylmer Aerie Choice 18¢

quality, per tin

Evaporated Peaches—» 25¢e
2 Ibs. for

Evaporated Apricots— }
Pi 295C |

for

Malkin’s Best
PRUNES

2-lt

ce 19¢c
K. O. Sardines
2 tins 95¢|

Sunlight Soap

per 19¢ |.

carton

Ashcroft Catsup—Large 23¢c'

bottle, each

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Picnic Hams
SE

special, per Ib.

Terrace Eggs—Strictly 39¢

fresh, per doz.
Malkin’s Best Pork & Beans 25c
3 tins for

per shaker

Crab Apples
4 Ibs. for : 25¢

Corn on Cob——Golden 20c.

{pointed by the Chamber of Com-

Tomatoes— 25¢ \™

Bantam, per doz.

per basket
Cauliflower—Large size 95¢
per head

Cooking Pears—
ie he r 25¢

 

 

 

Pianos For Rent
$4 Per Month and Up

Pianos Tuned, $3

WALKER’S MUSIC
STORE

 

 

 

ithe north on the Catala this

hay in the city from the interior
lon this evening’s train and sail on E t St T

jthe steamer Prince Rupert for as erm ar ea
| Vancouver to attend the provincial

icourse in tubercolosis nursing.

morning bound for Whitehorse Street. There
lwhere he will relieve Inspecto!
Salt—Iodized or Plain Qe | Bree , who left for the south 0)

|question of pilotage at this port
iwith a view to giving the harbor
imaster the right to pilot vessels
|n and out of the port.

jduring railway construction days
|has been renewing acquaintances
jin the city during a visit of a week

levening

 

LOCAL NEWS NOTES

R. Boyd Young, well known Port | Mrs. Ernest Smith and children
Simpson merchant, arrived in the |left on yesterday's train for Ca-
city on the Catala this morning for| jnora, Saskatchewan
a brief business visit,

 

 

 

 

D. G. Esselmont, who is in the

Describing a recent, tour of the|Service of the Crawford Transpor~
‘Queen Charlotte Islands, H. F.; ‘tation Co. at Stewart, was a pas-
Pullen was the speaker at the reg- | senger aboard the Catala today
ular weekly luncheon of the Rotary | bound for Vancouver where he wil

lub in the Commodow Cafe to-|Spend the winter.
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day. President G. A. Woodland was}
e chair W. E. Walker, manager of Arran-|
dale cannery, which has now clos-|
ed down for the season, and son,!
Sydney, arrived in the city on the
Catala today from the Naas River.
20 | k or trip to : ;
graphs, WEP: ORE HER, Os P | With Harold Lanning, well known
the Naas River valley on official}
|commerc ial traveller, Mr. Walker
duties, returned to the city from
‘and son will proceed from here to
Hazelton whence they will motor}
to Vancouver.

 

A. J. Edlund, construction fore-
man for the Government Tel-

morning.

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E.'T, Kenney ot Terrace will ar- (uniiacjinaiesentingaciegpicetsillbiecnpisinsinn |
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Liberal convention next week.

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Miss E. Tyner of the

 

And Sale Success
Prince Ru-|

ee Ge nOeRe Hospital training! pelightful Affair Yesterday After-|
ol for nut will sail tonight noon at Home of Mrs. F. 8S.

on tbe Prince ~ ypert for Vancou Walton, ‘McBride Street
ver enroute to Tranquille where

she will take a three month’s

 

A very successful tea and sale at |
home cooking was held yesterd: v|
Inspector Arthur S. Cooper R.C. afternoon by Belist Chapter, No. 18,|
M.P. of Vancouver, was a Dassetiges Order of the Eastern Star, at the!
aboard the Princess Loulse this\nome of Mrs, F. 8. Walton, McBride|
was a particularly
large, attendance at the affair
which was most delightful.
The rooms were attractively dp-
gorated with autumn flowers, fall
tones also predominating on the
ea tables with matching tapers)
ind silver sconces.

Mrs. Walton was assisted in re-
seiving the many guests by Mrs.
Samuel Massey, worthy matron of
Belist Chapter.

Presiding at the urns were Mrs.

the last boat, having been trans-
ferred to Banff.

M. P. McCa ffery has been ap

erce to be a delegate to discus
with Captain F. T. Saunders the

 

 

Mrs. L. W. Kergin and Mrs, T. M. |
Spencer. Serviteurs were Mrs. C. H.|
Elkins, Mrs. Robert Blance, Mrs. B.|
E. Valde and Mrs. A. H. Wadding-
ton. In charge in the kitchen were |
Mrs. J. Watt and Mrs. Ben Dalgarno}
while Mrs. W. W. C. O'Neill acted as}
cashier

The home cooking table was in
charge of Mrs. L. B. Lambly and}
; Mrs. James Simpson. The winner of}

a bean guessing contest, of which}

ao cl Colds Mrs. Shelford Darton was in charg:,
Vapors inhaled | was Mrs. J. J. Little
quickly clear head During the afternoon there were
acceptable vocal solos by Mrs. A. J.
Webber and Mrs. F. W. Allen with
Mrs. C. E, Cullin accompanying.

J. BE. Moody, who fesided here

wr so and sailed yesterday after-
noon on the Prine’ hiupert to
make the round trip to Anyox and
Stewart and on to Vancouver, this

 

 
    
 
   

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OVER 2| MILLION JARS USED YEARLY

 

 

 

 

 

* CAPITOL SHOPPE =

 

Will Open in its New Premises
FEDERAL BLOCK, THIRD AVENUE

next door to the Besner Block

afier the First of October
and will carry a complete line of Children’s
Wear and also the latest in
Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear

 

 

 

Silver Wedding

Anniversary Is

RAINCOATS

 

 

FOR MEN, LADIES &
CHILDREN

|Fifth Avenue West, celebrated their

A shipment has just been re- ||Silver wedding anniversary Tues-

 

days ‘ 10:30 a.m,

prices. Our customers get the }of friends with four tables of bridge.

7 IPrize wi “Ys 7eYe: adies’ firs
benefit, They are all first | Prize winners were: ladies’ first,

 

class goods. |
\| |Stuart; men’s first, J. W. Eastwood;

Men’s and _ Children’s second, D. C. Stuart,
Rubbe ‘rs and Leather / On behalf of the*guests, the pre

sents a hands 2 silver cake
Footwear at astonish- " n muon of a handsome silver ca
ingly bos prices basket was made to the bride an

groom of 25 years ago by D. C. Stu-
art who proposed a suitable toast
in so doing. Mr. Clark replied ap-
propriately.

Delicious refreshments were ser-

Montreal Importers ved. There was’ a beautiful. three-

tier wedding cake. 4

See them and be convinced.

City Orders Accepted

Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

| Terry Orme and Orme Stewart
will sail tonight on the Prince Ru-

¥ R T ° ! pert for Esquimalt where they will
C. N. > rains ltake courses of training at the na-

 

| , r
\val barracks. They are members of |

the local unit of the Royal Cana
| For the East— ;dian Naval Volunteer Reserve.

Mondays, Wednesday and Fri-|

 

The oldest known material for
From the East— jresisting chemicals is stoneware.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-

days ..... SEMI Bd

 

 

Kellogg's Corn Flakes

E. N, Valentine, Mrs. W. D. Vance,| Kellogg’s Sugar Krisps

 

 

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variery Week: End
SPECIAL pecials

 

 

 

| swift S Pure Lard
\These Foodstuffs are needed in the | 3-lb. tin 40c
Household. Give us a try and save | Alberta Rose Flour—

Money 49-lb. sack $1.30
Q5¢) 34 sac... s0e

Malkin’s Best
COFFEE

1-Ib.
tin 40c
Alberta Eggs

firs
a 70c

3 for
3 for 25C <
Aunt Jemima Pancake 20¢

Flour, per pkg.
Red River Cereal—

per pkg 29¢
Corn Starch-

 

* pkg. : lb. brick
Nestle’s Milk—T: wift’s nines 7
age iy alls $1. 35 su eee Bacon—Sliced 15¢ |
per $5.00 Malkin’s Best
o oss SPICES |
per_doz. 65¢ ae 25¢
cas i $5.00 > = ie
ry ads COOKIeSs 4 pkg
per lb, 39C | FF r Remo Fresh |

CABBAGE

ols $1.25,
Christies’ Reception Wafers 48c)

2’s, per tin

 

arrived, per lb McIntosh Red Fancy $1 85)
Edam Cheese—Just 50¢) Apples, box °

arrived, per lb. | Preserving Pears 1 75
Cooking Onions—Large 95¢| per box $ .

and firm, 8 lbs. for '

Potatoes—Upriver
per sack

Jam, 4 lb. tin
Crystalized Preserved Ginger 250 | Phone Your Order—We Delive:
per lb
Potato Flour
1-lb. pkgs., 2 for
Nabob Jelly Powders—As-
sorted flavors, per doz

MUSSALLEM'S ‘=

Economy Store |... p Views

“Where Dollars Have More Cents”
We Deliver Orders of $2.00 Free of
Charge
319 Third Avenue—Phone 18 & 360
P. O. Box 575

EE TRO |

, C| P. GAMULA, Proprietor
| Vifth Street

 

TEACHER OF MUSIC

Phone—Black 232

 

 

    
  

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Celebrated Here

Wednesda

TWO shows <2 wy
Feature Starts 7 1:47 2
ADMISSION — i5 4
THURSDAY MATINEE at
Feature Starts 3 am

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark, 428]

ceived for cash at rock bottom |/@@y night by entertaining a party |¥

'/ Mrs. H: M. Foote; second, Mrs. D. C.|&

“Two Kinds of Women”

ANOTHER GRAND PROGRAM

 

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY—“THE VANISHING FRONTIER’
‘008080 A a A

 

Finest Anti-Knock.

Greater Power.

 

10¢ Crestwood €reamery Butter 80c

Six Advantages.

with

 

New Smoothness. A. Increased Mileage.

&. No Extra Cost.

G. Made in B.C.

UNION OIL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED |

 

 

 

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

 

’ 25

lbs. Cc
iRemo Gold Cx in Pon ae 75.

Gorgonzola Cheese—Just 50c| Grade A. sack ° \

Fresh Tomatoes—No. 1
$1. 35 5-Ib. basket 35C
Swift's Classic Cleanse
Nabob Melon and Lemon 50c a he tins Pe ae anc

“Rupert Brand’

SMOKED

BLACK COD

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Siorage Co., Lid.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 
 

 

are Alberta Market

Phone p 208)

 

 

 

The New

SPER HARD COAL;

per ton $11.50
Minehead Coals $11.50 per ton

ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 80 |

 

 

. eye |
teamship Sailings) “T]LLIE THE T ”
a
For Vancouver—
Tuesday—ss. Catala ... 1:30 p.m,
Thurs.—ss Princ e Rupert, 10 p.m | i ‘ THAT LOOKS LiKe A
Friday—ss, Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m. | ~ farm, ‘9 7 yp oo THESE |
. Gardens | v4 M GCING To CLIMB
Ss, Cardena . midnight | Mee ‘ +, | AvTALL TREE TO GET

From Vancouve:—
Sunday—ss. Catala .......... p.m

Sunday—ss. Catala ... 8 p.m.
From Naas River & fort Simpson--

Tuesday—ss. Catala 11:30 a.m.
For Stewart and Anyox—

Sunday—ss. Catala 8 p.m

Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert, 4 p.m.|
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From Stewart and Anyox—

 

Wed,—ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m.|
Friday—ss. Cardena ... ~. p.m. |

8s. Princess Adelaide p.m.|
Sept. 29—ss. Pr. Louise, a.m,

For Naas River ana Port Simpson--

; A_a@ A BETTER ViEW y—
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EXCITED MAYBE
TS SOMEONE
COMING To
“TAKE US OFF
“THIG DESERTED
ISLAND

Mac Has His Ups and Downs

 

 

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a: 18—15¢ & Bh
HANDSOME MEN—HOMELY MEN—GENEROUS MEN
ALL KINDS OF
MEN—BUT ONLY
With MIRIAM HOPKINS, PHILLIPS HOLMES, WYNNE G
STUART ERWIN, IRVING PICHEL—One Woman,
Dreamer. The Other, a money mad schemer, A Paramount Pictur
Comedy—LAUREL & HARDY in “THE CHIMp»
Novelty—“BUN VOYAGE”

HIBSON,
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PARAMOUNT NEWs

 

   

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