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PAGE FOUR

 
 

 

 

* CAPITOL SHOPPE =

 

A FULL LINE OF

New Goods,
and Materials

inspect the new

 

Ladies’ and

Children’s
Ready-to-Wear

ail ef Latest Styles

Prince Rupert Ladies are invited to
store and zoods.

 

 

Fri

 

WILL OPEN

for business

in New Premises in

Federal Block
Third Avenue

ct.

 

 

Good Clothes Do
Make You Great

Order Your Next New
Suit From

LING
The Tailor

Second Ave.—Opp. Pest Office
Phone — 649

 

WIDE RANGE OF FINE
QUALITY WOOLLENS
TO CHOOSE FROM

We use best trimmings; high
class workmanship; perfect

 

 

fit guaranteed.

 

 

Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK
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 Castin

Electric and Acetylene Welding
50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts '

 

| . Miss D. Hogan

 

Phone—Black 232

 

 

|
TEACHER OF MUSIC
|

 

Pianos For Rent
|} $4 Per Month and Up

! Pianos Tuned, $3

£ 1
WALKER'’S. MUSIC
STORE

 

WORKLESS
MEETING

Olof Hanson M. P. Sympathizes
With Demands—Relief Work
Criticized

 

 

The National Unemployed Work-
lers’ Association weekly
|meeting in the Canadian Labor De-
| fence e Hall last night, Charles Chap-
man in the chair

A committee reported on an in-
,terview with Olof Hanson M.-P. for
Skeena, in which the member ag-
reed that all the demands were rea-
sonable and just and that a radical
|change was due to alter the chronic
state of affairs.
| Relief work in the city was criti-
i\cized, several men claiming to have
‘been cut off relief. These cases will
ibe investigated by the grievance
committee. i

Non-attendance, principally of
|married men, at these meetil
ideplored and explained by
sidious capitalistic

These meetings were not a{ i
ed of because they were too radical.|
|The

held its

 

 

  

propaganaa

 

“Red Flag,” etc. were not wan-

ted. |
One or two letter from Russia}
written to relatives in this city|

| were read and utterly contradicted |
|some of the newspaper accounts of |
iconditions in thé Soviet Republic.

| It was announced that a working-

‘class ex-service men’s league is be-|

Fined at Hazelton .

‘ing formed and all returned men
interested are being invited to at-
itend a meeting on Sunday next
The meeting closed by singing
The Red Flag.”

Mail Mail Schedule

|For the —.

 

 

 

pecial Hard-Time Bargain Offer

 

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Any Wishing to Become Subscribers

All our advertisers have been offering special barg

rains to the custom-

ers. Here is our contribution. Any person sending in a full year subscrip-

tion now will get the rest of the year 1932

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THE DAILY }
from January 1,
Rest of this year to January 1, 1933

NE we S Delivered in
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THE DAILY NEWS Delivered by mail out of town
one year from January 1, $3.00
Rest of this year to January 1,

+

order

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and is made

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FREE |
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.e difficult financial period.
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DAILY NEWS

Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

Steamship Sailings | “T]LLIE THE TOILER”

For Vancouver—
Tuesday—ss, Cardena ....1:30 p.m.
Thurs.—ss Prince Rupert, 10 p.m |
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m.

Ss. Catala midnight

Oct. 3—ss. Prin. Louise p.m.
Oct. 12—ss. Prin. Norah p.m.
Oct, 24—ss. Prin. Norah p.m.
From Vancouver— :
Sunday—ss. Cardena p.m. |
Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m.

Friday—ss. Catala pn.
Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.

Oct. 8--ss. Princess Norah ...a.m
Oct. 17—ss. Princess Norah a.m
Oct. 29—ss. Princess Norah a.m,
For Naas River and Port Simpson-—-)
Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 p.m.
From Naas River & Port Simpson—
Tuesday—ss. Cardena ...11:30a at

Monday, Wednesday and Frid
8:30 a
|From the East—

Tuesday, Thursday and Satu!
| day > ..2... 9 px
|For Vancouver—

Tuesday 12:30 p.m

Thursday 9 pm
| . Friday 1l p.m
October 3, 12 and 24 p.m
From Vancouver—
| SHR Sebastes gost pr

Weanesday 9:30 am

Friday ‘ p.m

October 8, 20 ‘and 29 a.m

For Stewart and Anyox—

Sunday in 7 p.m
Wednesday 3 p.m
From Stewart and Anyox—
Tuesday > 11:30 an
hursday 8 pn

tor Queen Chariottes—
October 14 and
"_— Queen Chariottes—

28 9 p.m.!

ober 12 and 26 n
‘on ian River and Port Simpsen—
Sunday 7 p.m

Vrom Naas River and Port Simpsor
| Tuesday 11:30 am

 

 

 

YOUNG LADY’S EYE
OCCASION ALLY
TURNED IN

;

| Young la cently called on
G. F. Davey, Registered Optomse
trist, in charge of the Opti
Dept. of Ma bre Jewele
to have ! s ex He
vision w ept gor
but she
tne OF ing I
much afrai f going Cr
Eyed.” The examination soon re
vealed the trouble, eye strain ac-
companied very W
cles, just one of those case
which the wearing of glasses a
very short time should effe i

cure

 

 

 

GREAT...
SACRIFICE
PRICES

Montreal Importers have just
received a consignment of—

New Goods

Purchased at such reasonable
prices that they can be sold

At 35% Lower

than elsewhere in town.

The complete winter layout
can be bought here for men,
boys and children.

NEW SHIPMENT OF
UNDERWEAR &
SWEATERS

It is a pleasure to show our

goods.

Montreal
Importers

Third Avenue

 

Missionary fa
Very Successful,

| affair Held Yesterday Afternoon at)
Home of Mrs. Hollingworth

ne |

A tea and sale of home cooking
lin aid of the Women’s Missionary
Society of First Presbyterian)
Church was held yesterday after-
jnoon at the home of Mrs. W. Grant
| Hollingworth,

Stuart was general convener of the}
jtea room. Mrs, J. W McKinley and}
jMrs. S, Massey poured and those
; who assisted in serving were Mrs
|J. Simpson, Mrs. J. Bremner, Mrs

| Mrs.J R
jing as cashier,

Morison,
had charge of the

‘enjoyable vocal solos accompanied

iby Mrs, C. E. Cullin and Mrs E. J
Smith

Mrs. James Clark and Mrs. B. Rice
were in charge of the home cooking
and Mrs. J. R. Morison acted as
cashier.

The tea was a great success both
socially and financially

LOCAL NEWS

 

 

 

 

_ After Collision of

Auto With Truck’:

Fowler
i $10 and cost

Alfred Caldwell
s has been finec

Stipendiary Ma

of Smi-

gistrate Storkey |

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

 

F. S. Walton, roadmaster of the
Canadian National Railways,
the speaker at the regular wee
luncheon of the Rotary .Club in
Commodore Cafe today He
an interesting account of his

kly

 

experiences while a. prisoner in
Germany during the Great War
|G. A. Woodland, presiaent of the
S;club, was in the chair

 

Fourth Avenue East. |

  
  
 

| Mrs. Hollingworth, assisted by|
lRuby Blythe of Vancouver, re-|
leeived the guests and Mrs. D. C |

R. Cameron and Mrs. W. D. Moxley. |
as well as act-|

!musical program. Mrs. A. J. Webber|
and Mrs. H. N. Brocklesby rendered

from the)

was |

| Sunday-Sck.ool and Young P¢
; work of

ar. a October 6, ia

ani

 

Wednesday & Thursday
TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 a
Feature Starts at 7:35 & 9:35

 

—

A Story You'll Never Forget

BEAUTIFUL

BARBARA
STANWYCK

—in —
“FORBIDDEN”
With Adolph Menjou, Ralph
Bellamy. The kind of a gir!

that every man marries, or
regrets that he didn’t

Comedy—TOM HOWARD in
“MEET THE WINNER”
Novelty—"“MAGIC CITY”

PARAMOUNT NEWS

ADMISSION — 15e & 50e
THURSDAY MATINEE at 2:39
Feature Starts 3:05—lL5c & 35¢

 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY
| “TOUCHDOWN”

 

 

 

 

Miss Ruby Blythe of Vancouy
Sunday School worker fo: the Pres-
byterian Church in British Colum-
bia, arrived in ithe city yeste:caay
afternoon on the Prince Ruper
from the south and will be h
for the next few weeks assis‘
loeal church. During
is the guest at ,
of Rev. and Mrs. W. D

the
her stay she
Manse

Grant Hollingworth

 

{ Hazelton for driving to the com- |
r and an additional $5)

1 motorvehicle withou

 

a driver's licence, according to a re
received at divisional head
te1 f the provincial polic
harges against Fow
x ollision betweén Fow
: ruck ¢ by Wil-
Hazelt the col- |
ng held due to defective |
F wie .

  

Checked without
“dosing.” Rub on

4.2 YICKS

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‘ Grapes
@ 85c

~ $1. 75
a d5C
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$1.50
MUSSAL LEM’S

Economy Store

“The Original Cash & Carry”
18 — Phones — 360

 

317 and 319 Third Avenue

—————

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beef. It is beef con-
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taining *the natural
flavours, extractives,
albumen and fibrine
all present in their
most refined and
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