October 13, 1932

    
   

Rich In Flavour—A ways

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‘SPER HARD COAL

per ton $11.50
Minehead Coals $11.50 per ton

ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

 

 

iYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC

PRINCESS NORAH- -Oct : 2 }
r PRINCESS ADELAIDE--! 1 Ocean
Way Ports ;
Wri ell, Jun I N¢ RAI
29 Por Inforn |
I OATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, Bt

 

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rup
\TALA EVERY TURSDAY, 1:30 P.M
ta. arriving Va : 2

DENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT

Sunda t x
Port Simp Alivg A . rt and Naas
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! E RUPERT AGENCY: Second Avent Phone 568

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Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK

tour Next New AND

Lee oe

The Tailor | Total capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders

Opp. Post Office and Ship Repairers

 

Phone — 649 for Steel and Wood Vessels
" >AW Sawmill and Mining Machinery

RANGE OF FINE Repaired and Overhauled
“ALITY WOOLLENS

TO CHOOS! FROM

US

‘ ; ; Nectrie ¢ Acetylene Welding
st trimmings; high Electric and Acetylen

iron and Brass Casting
'
manship; perfect |

50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

 

 

uaranteed,

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ZAM-BUK {

Used To-Night Will Heal Your

CHAPPED HANDS «cscs

or Cold Sores.
Ointment 50..~ Medicinal Soap 25¢.°

 

LOCAL NEWS NOTES |

 

Taxi, 35+Ernie Large. t?
Moosé Badminton bridge, Thurs-
day 8.30. Admission 25c. 236

The Vancouver bank clearings fo'
the week ending October 6 amoun
ted to $14,727,838

City accounts for the two weeks
nding October 7 totalling $16,475.-
40 were passed for payment by thy

Aty counell at its meeting last
night
Mrs, J. T. Spickett, widow of the

well known Juneau theatre opera-
tor, who died a few months ago
Vas a passenger aboard the Prin-
ess Norah ye terday afternoon g9o-
ng through from the Alaska Cap-
tal for a visit in Seattle

 

Dr. | A. Kerr of Geo-
lI I ¢ da f

aving pent th un n
Stikine and Taku River district

VaS a. passenger aboard the Prin-
ess Norah

ing through to Var

yesierday afternoon go
icouver whe

eed to his headquart-

nee
LA

lil )T
pI

rs at Ottawa

During the month of Septembe,
a total of 1097 gallons of fuel oj
: ed in th ystem al

ity ull, it ho in a re-

ort from the jar presented
» th \ )

eti Tl i

unpt f } ion
cost p lay of $1.9

"| Norak. yesterday afternoon return-

C.L.D.L. Dance tonight.

 

1 ton coal, 1 big load wood $14.
Albert & McCaffery. Phone 116.

 

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Tonight's train, due from the

east at 8 p.m., was reported this
afternoon to be on time.

Additional donations to the

Moose Bazaar were—-box of apples,
Mussallem’s; two chickens, Swift
Canadian; a box of candy, Mrs.
Slaggara and Mrs, Unger.

Miss Vivian Hickey sailed on the
-rincess Norah last evening for
Vancouver whence she will proceed
o Minneapolis where she will re-
side.

Capiain John Irving, veteran
steamship man of this coast, was
1 passenge aboard the Princess

 

ing to Victoria after a visit to the
Atlin district where he is interes- |
ted in a mining property.

Father E. Allard O.M1I., who has
been spending the summer in the
Dease Lake and Liard River coun- ;
try engaged in missionary work for|
the Roman Catholic Church, ar
ved in the city from the north on}
the Princess Norah last evening.

 

Herbert Wheeler, president of the
Yukon and White Pass Route, and
“lfford J. Rogers, comptroller of|
he company, after having spent |
jthe summer at Skaeway, were pas-|
sengers aboard the Princess Norah;
last evening bound for. Seattle|
vhere they will spend the winter. |

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Insure Your

Health

 

 

Pers ity
UA ats

SCOTT'S

EMULSION

Baraat Tt

Cod Liver Oil

\ To Build Resistance
FIMO CT Ts

 

 

$250 1 there w I insur- |

ee! i Tt equipment et whicn

foun de

 

 

Daily Special

| 1m
4 a fe
” doe
eee 29c
C. & I \

7 deltas 28e
sp a i 39c
25¢
Bmpr ) 46e

MUSSAI LEW

hu alts
" y a ay
Economy Store
The Original Cash & Carry”
18 — Phones — 360

317 and 319 Third Avenue

 

 

2 0 errr er ee

 

DON'T FORGET |

The 25 Garage

For Effictent
Fast
Floneywell,

Reasonable and
deryice

A. M Phone 25

Miss D. Ho

 

yan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

sack 232

Prone

 

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC.

There wére a number of other of- |

‘ |
ficers and employees of the com-|
!° any going south for the winter

| There were 111
ard the steamer Princess Norah!
iwh
jay” tr
persons disembark-
vessel at, 4his port
went south abbard hex
from here. After landing at the
wharf, the vessel mov-

Led, up to the plant df the hadian
Fish & Cold Storage Co. tb Joad a

er way south from Skz
Jancouver. Six

from th
hile three

rovernment

j vargo of halibut livers
W. M. Blacxstock nanager c*
he local branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, gave an inter
sting tall today’s Iunecheon o
jt Prince Rupert Rot Club i
Commodore Cafe on the sub
‘Foreign Exchange.” Presi
G. A. Woodland was in th:

r and there was a

of members

SAVE
|

yo00a atten

lance

 

ANOTHER

5% to 12%

BY BOOKING ROUND
TRIP TO EUROPE

Cabin = Tourist - Third Class

Save a further 5% to 12
booking ROUND TRIP ; 1S
in addition to the 10% to 20%
general fare reductions thas are
still in effect.

Visit London and Paris this fall
at the lowest cost in years: Con
venient sailings every week by
luxurious “Empresses”, led
the Empress of Britain, re
“Duchesses”, populae “Mone”
ships (trains to the ship side a¢
Quebec),

ORIENT and
HONOLULU

Low Fares

10 days flat to Yokohama ey
Empress of Asia or Empress of
Russia direct express, Of vig
Honolulu by Empress of Canada

or Empress of Japa largest and
fastest liner'on the Pacific,

All Empresses sail from Vancom
ver, (train to ship side) ead
Victoria;

NEW ZEALAND

and AUSTRALIA
Canedian-Australasion Line

Book by thesfag, modern Motoe
ship, Aorangivok her sister ship,
Niagara, Sailings from Van-
couver (train to ship side) and
Victoria via Hoseiule and Suvas

For full information “ply your
local travel agent or
J. J. FORSTER,
Steamship General Passenge:
Agent
Station

 

C.P.R Vancouver,

841

  

   

 
  

 

1 Ald Casey inquirea at last nigh

passengers on,

ich was in port last-eygning.on}.Leaper in regard to pu

Phone 953

De Jong’s

 

Annette’s Mid-Month Sale

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

  

 

 

and Satins, Special

20 ONLY SILK DRESSES
20 Only Silk Dresses—In Flat Crepe

$5.95

50 ONLY LATEST FELT HATS
50 Only Latest Felt Hats—Some
with veils, Special

     
 
  

$1.95

  

   

 

20 ONLY WINTER COATS
20 Only Winter Coats—In Chinchilla, Tweed, Chonga, Etc.; Latest Swagger and Manish $14 95
Models; In Brown, Tans, Blues, Greens, Black and Navy; From ............. get . °

  
 

 
   

 

SKIRTS
25 Skirts—In Tweed,
Heavy weight for fall wear

Serges,

 

Up from

| 50 House Dresses—

Pillot Twill,

Sizes 14 to 46
To Clear

SWEATERS

30 Sweaters—All Colors, Sizes and

Etc.
Styles, Special

 

—95¢

    
   
 

$1.95

 

 

$2.95

LINGERIE

 

Rayon Bloomers

HOSE To clear

Nite Gowns—
Hose—Full Fashioned, Dull Finished, Semi- To clear
Service Silk, All Sizes, Pyjamas—
All Shades 79¢ To clear

       
   
 

39c
95¢
$1.00

 

 

 

Cor. Third Avenue
and Fifth Street

 

ANNETTE’S

 
 

Prince Rupert,
B.C.

 
 

 

Mrs. Nellie Schiller sailed last
evening on the Princess Norah fo:

ja trip to Vancouver

Jack McNulty left en yesterday
morning's train for Hazelton
whence he will motor to Vancouver
and points further south.

‘

neeting of the council if a lett
vad not been received from H
*h of
tax sale lot and was told by City
Solicitor E. F. Jones that n u
letter kad yet been received

 

 

Phone 953

(Cash and Carry

 

Specials

Sair Dates ara
s |
4 ibs. for aie v
King Oscar Sardi 25
2 tins for oc
Malki: Best
TOMATOES
Ne Pack, § ’s
2 tin le
a 235C
Ey en WI i

Green Be

 

2 bs. fo Z5C
eee 13c

Malkin’'s Best
SPINACH
2% OD vr
per l 22¢
Red Pitted

CHERRIES

16¢

per tin

 

Yorth Star Lard 48
per 3-lb. pail C)
(Lard is advancing rapidly)
Jampfire Marshmallows 29¢!
per l-lb. pkg a
| Pkg. Corn Starch & 1 Pk

19¢
18¢
23¢)
20¢
$5¢|

Hyslop 4) & |
25¢

Laundry Stareh, the 2 for
Priness Soap Flakes
per pkg
lassie Cleanser
3 tins for
Jauliflower
per head
Hothouse Tomatot
per basket
Fancy Crab Apples
5 lbs. for
Concord Grapes
per basket
sucumbers——Large size
each
‘ancy Bartlett
basket

Pear

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Q iby Pp
" tins nN

 
 

Best treated without
dosing — Just rub on

Vicks

FOR ‘COLDS OF ALLL THE FAMILY

 

 

vhe interior en

A. D

fficial, who

Cumming, Hudson Bay Co
has been on a tri, to
company business
night on the Princess

1 ‘
last

sailed

Norak for Vancouver

 

Adams, who has been
t year in Prince
Rupert, sails tonight on the Frince
Rupert for Los Angeles whee sl.e
will reside with her father

Miss Lucille

pending the la

 

J. McCormick, 944 Ninth
|

who has been in ill

Mrs. P

Avenue East

  

ealith for some time, is leaving to-
n e Prince Rupert for
Vancouver to receive further med-

‘al advice
Mr. and Mrs. U. Suga will sail
light on the Prince Rupert fo:
Vancouver where, on October 19
will embark on the steamer
Maru for to their na-
in Japan

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Announcements |

 

Thurs
Wen

Empress Arena,
13, main event
vs. Gurvich

Revi
Boxing
lay, October

October 14 and 28

 

Eagle Dance
\dmission, Gents, 50c. Ladies 25¢
o refreshments.

Purple Bridge Oct. 18

yn Hall, 35c
Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 20
Elks’ Dance, October 21.

Hill 60
dance, Oct

Hallowe'en Bridge anc

28, 1.0.D.E. Hall.

Moose Hallowe'en October 31

Presbyterian Bazaar, Nov. 24

 

For quick returns Try a Want

| Advertisement.

ys Colds PREECE IS

'taee } on

the executive

Es

ocal Canadian Legion to Observe
Remembrance Day Fittingly

 

The

Lanagdian

half-yearly meeting of the
Legion, British Empire

| Service League, took place last eve-

ning in the clubrooms with Presi-

dent William Wilson in the chair
and a large attendance of mem-
pers

Preparations for the celebration
of Remembrance Day were consid-

ered. The passing of the years
makes this day more and more im-
portant in the memory of the re-
turned men especially and it is

planned to have a ceremony as im-
pressive and as memorable as it
was last yeal It was mentioned

that the Book of Remembrance,
which is being prepared by the De-
partment of National Defence and
which will contain the names of all
the Canadian Forces
in the Forces of the
British Empire who lost their lives
from ‘war cause, will contain ap-
proximately 68,000 names
Permission will be sought from
icil to hold Poppy Day
Saturday, November 5.
officers for the
resulted as fol-

members of
and Canadian

 

the city cour

The election of
ling six month
lOWS

ens

President—Col. C. W.

DS.O

Honorary
Peck, V.C
Honorary First Vice-Presicent—
Major John McGregor, V.C.
Honorary Second Vice-President
I S. P. McMordie, 0.5.0.
President—Jack Preece
Pr

Jeut. Co!

First Vice ident—W. Rance.
Second Vice-President—R. T. An-
derson

Executive-——-M. M. Lamb, H. Killin,
J. Collier, H. Thrupp, S. A. Bird and
R E. James

rrustees—Thomas
A. Bird and J. S. Wilson.

Auditor—C,. V. Evitt

Votes of thanks were accorded the
and members of

Silversides, 8.

retiring president

Captains of the

Legion crib and
whist teams chosen as fol-
lows
Crib Team
Whist Team—-C

were

M. M. Lamb.
L. Barker.

 

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much delicious nourishment for such little
cost ae

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