das October 4, 1982

 

 

 

Taxi 36--Ernie 'arge $}
For driving to the common dan-
ger. W. D. McIntosh was fined $10
iby Magistrate MeClymont in city
police cqurt yesterday afternoon.

with Magic
a Baking
! * Powder

& Albert Farrow, steamboat inspec-
. tor ,who has been here for ‘the-past

“\y advice to all housewives, b

N ce to ali he oF oth week on official duties, sailed iby

skilled and inexperienced, is: Use ioe “Pinellas ~

- Rekine Souder, Phendiens the Cardena tiais afternoon on his

M: aking return to Vancouver.

is no uncertainty about your bak-

| Hatry Gilliand, principal of the
pAigh Sqghog!l, who has been ill
}ince the beginning of the schoo!
‘term, is making slow but steady
| Progress toward recovery

1 cup fine granulated suger |
1 teaspoon vanilla extract } A

ing,” says Miss Ethel Chapman,
Editor of the Home Seetion in -the
Ontario Farmer.
This unqualified statement is par-
ticularly impressive because thrifty
anadian home makers have learned
that Miss Chapman’s advice is in-

 

Miss Chapman's recipe for
*LUXOR CAKE

 

 
    

 

variably practical. 16 cup eas yolks charge against Olof Austvik
Other welleknown food experts and 4g cup lukewarm water of theft of beds from a house on
. pi’ 1p. teaspoon Magic Sede Comox Ave . ms ismissed
cookery teachers.in the Dominion share 12 cups pastry flour (or 3 tablespoons 1 Avenue Was dismissed by
M man’s high opinion of Magic. less of bread four) ‘ Magistrate McClymont in city po-
kr the majority of them— and < reeroon Magic Baking Powder lige court yesterday afternoon.
I too—use Magic exclusively, srappoen colt
er Magic outsells all other bak- Sift sugar. Measure out 2
combined! pour on venilla extract onal Capt. ©. W. Wearmouth, who

ing powee!

  
 

Add water and soda to egg yolks; beat
with ms beater until foamy. Add
sugar a little at a time, beating in well.
Add flavored sugar and bent’ pik to-
gether flour, baking powder and salt.
Fold carefully into mixture; pour ia
ungreased angel cake pan. Bake in
moderate oven at 350°F. for 40 to 45
minutes. Invert pan and Jet stand yntil
cake js cold, when, with the aid of a G.
spatula, it will slip from pen. Remove
all crumbs and moist crust from sur-
face and cut in three layers. Spread
Lemon Cream Filling between layers.

came north to pilet the grain ship
Flensburg in and out of this port,
sailed by the Cardena -this after-
noon on his return to Vancouver.

Dominion Constable and Mrs. E.

Newnham of
passengers aboard the Carenda to-
day going through for a three-

‘CONTAINS ‘Games and Victoria
"CON no , : AL, . ;
ALUM.” This filling and wos a wo : Z

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

statement on . Wirs. Hele. Keobke of White-
aolnonnas deat —Send for the Magic Cook horec. who, } visiting fc

p agic Baking Book to use when you bake athome. ' vere vas Oe
f irre is tree Address: Standard Brands Led, the past month at Alize Arm with
from alum orany Fraser Ave. and Li Sueet, her mother; Mrs. Helen Nucich, ar-

hermful ingce-
dient. —

7

   
    
  
  

Toronto, One.
TT TS

BULKLEY VALLEY COAL |

IS A HIGH CARBON, NON-COKING, BITUMINOUS COAL

1 the Cardena
north

gived in the city
tthis morning

 

from the

 

Mrs. ®. H. Bedford
reside. for the past
hin W?rince

morrow m

after havin
year or so
Rupert, will leave by to-

rning’s train on her re-

 

 

 

, : : turn to Edmonton. Her son and
‘ idvantage in all styles of fire
tchen rane the nut-egg size and simply daughter left at the first of last
‘ grate whe t tire is desired. For heaters month for the Alberta capital
creent imp. In furnaces use single screened lump
1erous portion of fines added hold a slow fire or :
night. You will use no other fuel after becoming

“Roll Your Own”
It's Cheaper

BULKLEY VALLEY COAL
: ZIG-ZAG

 

 

 

CIGARETTE PAPERS

, 25 Taxi Garage
‘anos For Rent ath
H Per Month and Up |] Ride Comer

Good brakes are a very essen-

 

ye ; ‘ aesinieeaiel
| anos Tuned. $3 successful
so if you
n't stop going try coming in,
i have them made right

“A. M. HONEYWELL

Phone 25

peration of a car

5‘Book of 120 Leaves

inal automatic book giving
one | atatime. No Waste..

WALKER’S MUSIC Demand ZIG-ZAG and

STORE

 

 

 

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 on ee
_ Here is’ our contribution. Any person sending in a full year subscrip-

now will get the rest.of the year 1932 free, This applies either to new
criptions or renewals.
Rest of this year to
Delivered by mail out of town
1933 FREE

for alimited period to induce
difficwlt financial jperiod,
y. The sooner it Js

THE DAILY NEWS Delivered in the city one year

from January 1, $5.00 FREE
January 1, 1933 ;

THE DAILY NEWS e!
one year from January 1, $3.00
Rest of this year to January 1,

This is a very attractive offer and is made

‘bseribers to pay a year in advanee during ‘the a

Payment may be made by check,.maney order or cunrenc
ent the more you get for the money,

DAILY NEWS

Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

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LOCAL NEWS NOTES |

END THOSE
HEADACHES |

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Fruit-a-tives
the qg uick,
sure way

 

 

 

“For two years I suffered continually from
dizziness, headaches, weak stomach and bad
nerves. J was very run-down and discouraged.
Nothing seemed to do me any good. I tried
‘Fruit-actives’ more by accident than design,
and I certainly wish I'd taken them earlier.
They made me feel.eo well and happy that I
wonder pow if I ever was sick.”

;

 

Fruitsa-tives . . . all drug stores
- —

LE A

Dr. Joseph T. Mandy, resident
mining engineer, returned to the
city on the Oardena this mornine
from a trip to Stewart on official:
duties. |

 

 

 

 

Watson Noble, storekeep
B . C.Packers cannery at Mill Bay. |

r of the

 

Miss Nancy Rorie wil! sail on the}
Princess Louise tonight, for a va-|
cation trip to Vancouver and Cal-|

|

 

gary.
EG of the very
Many people are taking advan- Lates B itish St les d F b .
tage of the special subscription at -\) t rl cy. an a rics
fer. Who will be next? | PURE ALL-WOOL sulm@s— PURE ALL-WQOL DRESSES
meee } Very Latest Styles
Union steamer Cardena, Capt.) $ 4,50 to $22. to
Ernest .Georgeson turned to part fl ; 1 30 $10.50 $21.50
at @ o'clogk th morning from
Anyox, Stewart and other northern! Call and Look Third Avenue
points and sailed at 1:30 this af- Them Over Cor. Third Street
ternoon for Vancouver and way-
prints. ee - ~

 

   
  

 

FALL SUITS AND DRESSES

We Have a New Line of Suits and Dresses

Made in Scotland

 

 

Rev. Father E. M. Leray, O.M.}
L..of Stewart arrived in the city on!
the Cardena this morn:ng from the!
north and will proceed on the ss.|
Prince Rupert tomorrew afternoon |
to Anyox where he will spend the}

 

 

 

month of Qctober. Anyox, as well

\as Stewart now included in Fa-|

ther Leray’s parish FOR SALE PERSONAL
Staff Captain Joseph Acton, «| PME VGCS we ees re a vie

was a passenger aboard the Car-
dena tesay bound for Vancouver
where he will spend the winter.

 

!- Dr. J, H. Carson wil!
real where he wii!
enna to take a six-months’

weeks’ holiday tip to Vancouver :#tacyate medical coyrse. He plans|to vsiit before returning to Wran-
|to return here to resume practice. gell.

| dt

| Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rushton |
‘sailed by the Gardena this after -
noon on their return to Vancou-
ver. Mr. Rushton. who is tratfie as-
)Sistant for the Union St .mship
;Co at Vancouver, had the misrfor-|!

visional
tion Army
|Columbia

quarters at
leave onJthe city on the Cardena this morn-
Kincolith were Wednesday of next week for Mant- jing after having paid a visit to va-
mark for Vi-|rious chrps on the Naas River. He

past-'bas other

for Northern British}
and Alaska with head-
Wragell, returned to

points in this district)

gs :

Hotel: Andvals

Central |

CENTRAL )
Nick J. Coulter, Port Edward; A

en} nity
}cune to break his foot while com- March, city.

commander of the Salva- | FURNISHED
Kaien Motors. Phone 52. i tf

'FOR SALE—Mink, ‘Quebec. Labra-

 

‘YOR RENT—OCozy 3 and 4 room

flat for gale. Apply | PERSONAL — “If James Donald,
formerly of Owert Sound, On-
tario, will communicate with the
Canada Trust Company, at Re-
gina, Saskatchewan, the Execu-
tors under the Will of the late
| Peter Donald, he will learn

 

dor, young or adult. $20 per pair.
F. Hoppe, Luchdale, B.C. tf. |

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something to his advantage, 235
(POR RENT—Moxern seven-rocmed} i e
house with. furnace, close in. DAIRIES
Phone Red 720. (tf) seeeeeieelaneimmemeseees

 

For FRESH LOCAL MILK
Phone Red 608 or 953
DOMINION DAIRY

suites with all modern conven-|
jences including electric range
and oil heating. Apply at 217

 

 

ling north last week-end on the
;Steamer Venture and, during his
| stay here, was a patient in the
Prince Rupert General Hospi a..

 

}
i
'
» past

| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clendenning, |
|who have been Spending |

|}week in the city sailed by the
Carena this afternoon on their re-!
turn to Vancouver. M. Clenden-

ning was here as representative of
the Empire Shipping Co. in con-|
jnection with the lgading of the
|Dutch steamer Flensburg with a/|
|} full cargo of grain fromthe Jocal4
Lelevatar for delivery to the United
iKinedom or Continent

nied |

 

 

|
'
| Announcements |

Moose Bazaar and Carnival Oc!
4 and 7
| ines

Church

} United
pict. 10
Thanksgiving Day benefit dance
| Bagles’ Hall. October 10

Annual Supper

Harvest Thanksgiving Auction
}Sale in S. A. Citadel, Tuesday, Oct
11, 8 pam
Rebekah Bridge-Whist, October
12.

Boxing, Empress Arena; Thurs
day, October 13, main event--Wen
dle vs. Gurvich

Bagles’ Dance, October 14 and 24

Cathwlic Bazaar, October 19, 20.

Elks’ Dance, October 21.

Hill 60
dance, Oct

Hallowe'en Bridge
28. 1.0.D.E. Hall.

and

Presbyterian Bazaar, Noy. 24

SOUTH

Winter Sailings

From Prince Rupert

 

for

Qocean Falls, Powell River
| and Vancouver,

Thursdays, 10.00 p.m.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS

fram mines sno for
noouver, calling at Queen
© ottetsiand Ports. Forte
mightly service. Particulars
en request.

TRAIN SERVIQE

monton,

and points East.

ts arranged
Country sailings.

for bvormarion « a or erite

BH. MoE WEN, D.F. & PA.
tne Rupert, ic”

CA N A D I V-100R-§2

 

a RE
sehen df.jou Jose anything, try a classified ad.

 

 

 

 

Proud

to show
visitors
our

 

| WANTED—Dining table and chairs

| 681.

YOU like to know that the
foods you eat are made under
sanitary conditions. That’s why
we are always delighted to
have people see ‘‘where |
Kellogg's Corn Flakes are
made.”

We have thousands of visi-
tors, every year, who take home

 

| WILL swap, sell or rent houses |

mith Avene a. (283) | 8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00
FOR SALE OR RENT —
-| PASTEURIZED MILK
FOR RENT or SALE—House in IS SAFE MILK

Westview; 4 large rooms and
bath; well finished, practically
new; harbor view. Phone Black!
813. (232) Fresh from Buikley Valley

eee ae Farms
SWAP HOUSES | vVAMA&DTIN DAIRY

Phone 657

 

Phone Green 698 (tf)

- WANTED

AUCTIONEER

List vour goods with us—Prince
Rupert's leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

also coal range. Apply H. S., Box
231 |

 

Srd Ave. Phone Ked 637

 

HELP WANTED

 

HOUSE to péuse aeleaman for fas! ‘The AUCTIONEER

selling household necessity never

before sold in the province. Write; Packing -- Crating — Wrapping
Advertiser 641 Howe Street, Van-| and General Furniture Repairs
couver, 232 List your goods with me

 

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

 

 

FOR Your Dance orchestra -phone }

| MISS NELLIE LAWRENCE will re |

ORCHESTRA

 

PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta
Phume 234

- | ;

Mrs. Black, Green 218, Snappy |
music! ‘Prices reasonable. étf)

VIOLIN

“sa

 

 

sume violin lessons October 1st. |
Phone 177. a

’

 

WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &

 

| Firewood, Furnacewood, Kindling, *
| Poles, Piling

DIRTY WALLS?
We paperhang a room for
$5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50
and up. Call, Red 802.

J.P. MOLLER

TRANSFERS __

Cameron's Transfer— Cordwood,

 

 

 

 

 

with them a picture of sunlit
kitchens, gleaming machinery,
employees in fresh white uni-
forms ... of cleanliness and
care for quality. If you ever
come to London, Ontario, we
hope you'll stop and see us,

You'll know then why W. K,
Kellogg makes this uncondi-

tional guarantee: “If you don’t Phone—Black 232
think Kellogg's the best and Green 24] and 549 ke

freshest corn flakes you ever (Open Evenings 6 Excnange Bik *

tasted, return the empty req- | === ere

and-green package and we

Whree Year Graduate Chiropractic |

——eP

CHIROPRACTIC

 

Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

W. C. Aspinall

 

Modern Ray Treatments Giver 4
Phone for Appointment

 

 

 

 

 

will cheerfully refund your
money.”

 

 

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC

amet
To Vancouver PRINCESS LOUISE—Sept. 12, 21, Oct. 8.
To Vancouver PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p.m. via Ocean
Falls and Way Ports.
To Ketohikan, Wrangel, Juneau and Skagway—Sept. 8, 17 and 29,
Bor Information call or write

W. L. COAPES, General Agent Prince Rupert, Bu.

 

——— - ®

UNION STEAMSHIPS’ LIMITED 1

Steame
Pas, CATALA EVERY ADAY, 1:30 P.M.
Via Waypol arr’ Vancouver, Thursday azn.
TAA. CARDED VERY FREDAY MIDNIGHT,
arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx.
Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart
River points, Sunday, 8 p.m.

rther formati all satlings and tickets at —
- ta: nvrinT Raper: Second Avenue, Phone 568.

ve Prince Rupert for Vancouver:—
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and Naas

 

 

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Early Ad. Copy is appreciated

 

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