October 1, 1932

  
 

Annette’s

JUST
ARRIVED

Month- End

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WOOLEN DRESSES—In Tweeds
and Knits, Ete. Special

LADIES’ RAINCOATS—
Special

MISSES’ RAINCOATS—
Special

5g % to 519”
$5.95
$4.95

LATEST FALL
COATS

CHILDREN’S RAINCOATS— 3 5
trimmed, untrimmed, tailored Special % 9
iwger models. Specially priced — .
= : 7 LATEST TAILORED FALL SKIRTS—In Tweeds,
Broadcloths, Serges, Etc. = to ‘4 95
Special
PULLOVER SWEATERS— s 9
14.95 |e ss
@ FELTS—The latest fall modes

Priced to Clear $1.95

LE IY EEL ALIENATE NEE COL

ANNETTE LADIES’ WEAR (0., LTD.

     
 
     
    

 

 

  

Ants
The Gove nment of
Province of British Columbia

 
 

the

    

Prince Rupert Assessment District

The Annual Zax Sale of Lands for delinguent taxes will be held at my office, PRINCE
RUPERT, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5th, at 10 a.m.
At the POLICE OFFICE, TERRACE, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th at 3 p.m.
Ai the COURT MOUSE, STEWART, OCTOBER 11th, at 2 p.m.

             
          
  

All lands upon which land taxes and school rates are delinquent for the year 1930 will
xposed for sale,

 
   
          
       
   

Particulars of properties to be offered at Tax Sale cap be obtained from the Provincial

Collector at the above address

Che Lax Sale list will be published in the British Calumbia Gazette before the date

A. J. LANCASTER, Provincial Collector.

 
 

 

 

Special Hard-Time Bargain Offer

 

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

been offering special bargains to the custom-
Any person sending in a full year subserip-
, 1932 free. This applies either to new

our advertisers have
. Here is our contribution, J
Yor will get the rest of the year
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S Delivered in the city one year
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from January 1, $5.00
Rest of this year to January

THE DAILY NEWS
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Rest of this year to January |,

for a limited period to induce
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| Boston Hall. R. Cameron, M.C. 229

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Taxi 35—Ernie Large. t?
Montreal Importers for bargains.
229

 

Joseph Dunn sailed last night on
jthe Princess Adelaiae for a trip
\to Vancouver.

Tonight's train, due from the
eaSt at 9 pm., was reported this
morning to be on time.

 

Scotch dancing
Saturday, Oct.

class reopens
1 at $30 pm. in

Men’s and bovs’ clothes, rubbers
and shoes at 35 percent lower than
‘anywhere else in the city at the
| Montreal Importers. 229
LOB.A. tea ona home cooking
lat home of Mrs. S. V. Cox, 533
Seventh Ave West, Tuesday, Oct. 4.
from 3 to 6. |

dita |

Mrs. T. L. Williams, o! Port Cle-
ments after a brief visit to the
city, sailed by the Prince John last!
night on her return to the Queen
Charlotte Islands.

 

 

Many people are taking advan-/}
tage of the special subscription of-
fer. Who will be next?

dinitits

Sergius DeBucy, who thas been|
paying a visit to the city, sailed by!
the Prince John last night on nis
return to his home at Tlell, Queen
Charlotte City. |

R. H. Nicholson, of Victoria, offi- |
cial of the Dominion lhg'ithouse|
service, after a visit to this district |

 

lon official business, sailed on the|Prices, at Montreal Importers 229 |

|Princess Aelaide
oe Bay

A. J. Fitzgerald, of Loncaon. Ohio, |
after a week's visit here with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ond}
;Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald, sailed last |
night on the Princess Adelaide for |

last night for

 

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| Vancouver, whence he will proceed
|home visiting at Seattle and St
Joseph, Misouri, enroute.
Mrs. R. E. Legg arrived in the
tty on the Princess Adelaide yes-
;terday afternoon from . Vancouver

to join her husband, who is en-
|gineer in charge of the Surf Point
}mine at Porcher Island, which is

} under development by the Tim-
BE interests

HOLD DANCE :*

| A very enjoyable

LOCAL NEWS NOTES

 

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C. L, D. L. dance tonight 8.380.229

 

Greatest value in city at Mon-
treal Importers. Call and see the
goods, 229

A. J. Wilds, brother of the late
Mrs. Ike Thompson, who died here
last week, sailed by the Prince
John last night on his return to
Queen Charlotte City.

 

Miss Lenox, of the Japanese
Mission, has returned to the Wal-
dron Apartments, after four weeks
in the hospital on account of a
sprained knee. It is expected that
the kindergarten will re-open on
Monday, Oct, 3rd.

—
COLIC AND CRAMPS
PAINS IN THE STOMACH

 

 

has been on the market for the
past eighty years; its action is
pleasant, rapid, reliable and ef-
fective and relief from cholera,
colic, eramps and pains in the
stomach comes promptly.

Price, 50c. a bottle at all drug-
gists or dealers; put up only by
The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.

 

Women’s, girls
clothes, latest

and children’s
styles and lowest)

Cash is worth a good deal to us.
See our speciai sudscription offer.

 

Gerald Rusnton,

for the Union Steamship Co., at

} Vancouver, and Mrs. Rushton, will
arrive in the city on the Venture
this evening from the south and
will stop over until tomorrow even-
ing when they will join the
steamer Cardena for the irip to
Anyox, Stewart and other north-
ern points and thence back to

Vancouver on Tuesday

VENTURE IS LATE

Running almost twenty - four}
hours late, Union steamer Venture,
‘oming north on the run of the
steamer Cardena which, in turn,

over the run of the
steame rbd ria, which has been
withdrawn from service, is due in

portt betwéen 7

 

vessel is in the Skeena River taday.
ballgon dance|Soon after arrival here, the Ven-
was held last night by the Qdd-/ ture will sail on-her-return to Van-
fellows’ Lodge in the new halljcouver and waypoints. Capt. J. E.|
ion Fourth Avenue East. There Boden is in command.
;were about fifty couples in
attendance at the affair which was

| featured by a number of novelties
Splendid music far dancing was
| furnished by Mrs. J. S. Black’s or-
ichestra, the affair being in pro-
— fsom 9:30 pm. until 1:30
a.m, David Geddes was master of
ceremonies i

Mrs. J. H, Mair was tae winner
in a balloon aance contest, while
Miss Elsie Ormbrack won a spot
ance contest |
At midnight delicious. refresh-
ments were served
| The committee in charge
jsisted of Mrs. J. W. McKiniey
\J. 8. Irvine, Mrs. J. L. MeIntosh,
| Miss Chrissie Wood, Murdo MacAr-
' thur and Albert Blackhall

H. M. Daggett presided at
door

 

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Announcements |

|
Moose Bazaar and Carnival Oc!
6 and 7.

 

United Church Annual
(sot. 10.

Supper

Thanksgiving Day benefit dance
Eagles’ Hall,October 10 |

 

Rebekah Bnridge-Whist, October

 

This lady says

her curtains
look like new

 

 

 

A letter from a lady in Quebec tells
about the wonderful success she had
freshening and recoloe ng her old
living room curtains. ‘““They were so

grey and dull looking i 1ey made the
whole room lo shabby. Yet they
were perfectly ed id I couldn't
afford new on \ neighbor told me
about a new kind of tints called

Diamond Tints, made by the makers
of Diamond Dyes. I know the splen-
did quality of Diamond Dyes—have
used them often for dyeing dark
garments. My neighbor explained
that Diamond Tints are for lighter

shades and they need no boiling. I
got a package of Ecru and gave my
curtains a good rinse in .the tint
water. When my daughter came
home she asked where I got my new
curtains! They surely do look as

crisp and fresh as when brand new
.
and they cheer up the whole room?"

AT ALL
DRUG STORES

 

 

 

 

 

Thurs |
“Wen
,

Boxing, Empress Arena,
day, October 18, main event
dile vs. Gurvich.

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Bagles’ Dance, Gctober 14 and 28.
Catholic Bagaar, October 19, 20.

Elks' Dance, October 21,

Hill 0 Hallowe'en Bridge and
danee, Oct. 28, 1.0.D.B. Hall,

Pianos For Rent

$4 Per Month and Up

Pianos Tuned, $3

WALKER’S MUSIC
STORE

 

Presbyterian Bazaar, Nov. 24.

 

 

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FOR SALE

| Classified

Ads

DAIRIES

 

FURNISHED flat for sale. Apply
_Kaien Motors. Phone 52, tf

NEE © amet ona

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

 

FOR RENT—Monxrern seven-roomed
house with furnace, close in.
Phone Red 720. (tf)

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SWAP HOUSES

WILL swap, "sell or reat houses.
Phone Green 698. (tf)

ale A tee ats,

WANTED

 

WANTED—Chesterfield Suite, must
be bargain. Apply Box 151, Daily
News. 229

PERSONAL

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

HELP WANTED

HOW to get a Government job.
Free Booklet- The MCC. Ltd.
Winnipeg.

START NOW —,EARN MONEY
taking orders for most beautiful
line of Personal Christmus
Greeiing Cards ever shown in
“Canada. Liberal Commission.
Regal Art Co., 91 Gould Sireet,
Toronto.

 

 

 

ORCHESTRA

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 Buikley Valley

Farms

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

AUCTIONEER

List your goods with us—Prines
Rupert's leading Auctioneer.

M. HUNT

Phone Ked 637

 

8rd Ave.

 

 

The AUCTIONEER

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

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

TYPEWRITERS

For Sale or Rent

Rese, Cowan & Latta
Phuse 234

 

 

 

 

 

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

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VIOLIN

| eed “

| MISS NELLIE LAWRENCE will re-.
sume violin lessons October Ist.

Phone 177. tf

____ TRANSFERS

 

 

 

} Rameunte Transfer— Cordwood,

| Firewood, Furnacewood, Kindling. |

\Poles, Piling.

 

| CHIROPRACTIC

 

W. C. Aspinall

\Whree Year Graduate Chiropractic
Modern Ray Treatments Given

A Phone for Appointment

Green 241 and 549

|oopen Evenings

 

 

Miss D. Hogan

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TEACHER QF MUSIC

Phone—Black 232

 

 

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WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &
DIRTY WALLS?
We paperhang a room for
$5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50 |
and up. Call, Red 802.

 

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6 Excnange Blk

J.P.MOLLER |

 

 

 

 

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Prince Rupert |
DRY DOCK

AND

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-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

 

 

 

 

Advertise in the Daily News.

 

 

The New

JASPER HARD COAL

per ton $11.50
Minehead Coals $11.50 per ton

ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

| HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

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CANADIAN PACIFIC

To Vancouver PRINCESS LOUISE-—Sept. 12, 21, Oct. 3.

cee PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p.m, via Ocean
angel, Juneau and Skagway—Sept, 8 17 and 29,

Prince Rupert, B.U.

 

 

To V.
Ss and Ports
ToK chien,
Ror ‘Infor ae call or write
w. Wt. Con ore] Agent

    
   

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Arriving
Weekly sailings to

FPucther information
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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

ts Meave Prince Rupert for Vancouver:—
¥ TUBADAY, 1:
Vancouver, Thursday a.m.
AY MIDNIGHT,
‘ancouver Sunday midnight. approx.
rt Simpson, Alice Arm,
River points, Sunday, 8 pm.
satlin
8

30 P.M.

Anyox, Stewart and Naas

 

  

and tickets at —
A venue, Phone

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