15, 1982

iy, October

 

oss

Ve Cordially Invite You to Visit Our Store and
Inspect the Outstanding Attraetions of the—

New Beach Ranges

Ultra-modern in design and finish
— quick héeating—economiecal in cost
and in consumption of fuel,

Up-to-date improvements and
sound “inbuilt” quality that assure
added years of dependable service.

MADE BY CANADIANS—
IN CANADIAN FACTORIES —

 

Bench Ranges on display at
GORDON’S
HARDWARE

McBride St.

 

Phone 311

 

 

 

Back Northern B. C. Payrolls

Keep the Home Boys Working—Insist on

Bulkley Valley Coal

‘or these who wish to economize try a portion'of Bulkley Valley
slack with your furnace coal

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC
To Vancouver PRINCESS NORAH- -Oct. 12. 24. Noy. 2
ry 1couver PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p.m. via Ocean
lls and Way Ports
hikan, Wi Juneau, Skagway PRINCESS NORAH
8, 20, 29 For Information call
W. L. COATES, General Agent

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Prince Rupert, Bt

   
   
  
   
   
    
   
 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver

SS. ( er EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M
Waypoints. arriving Vancouver, Thursday am
SS VE N cu RE EVERY FRIDAY MEDNIG!
iving . Vancouver Sunday midnt pprox
lings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm ‘Ar vox, Stewart and Naas
River ¢ t “gunday 8 pm
iformation regarding all sAllings and tickete af

MRINCE RUPERT AGENCY
FNS OTE we

The New

SPER HARD COAL
a anyone yd -

ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

Second Avenue Phone 568,
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but Arrivals Eagles’ Dance
" Is Enjoyable

Summary
35,000

:
ol
Al

a

pounds 2.5¢

Lodge resumed

The local Eagle

14,000 pounds, 4c and series of social dances which it]

is planned to hold every two weeks
; successful
Aerie Hall
present

American \durine the winter with a
000, left for Seattle ffair last night in the
000, Cold Storage, 2.5c

i

There were over 100 persons
it the event which was very enjoy-
Canadian able
1, 6,000, and Toodie, 8.-, splendid music
borage, 4c and 2c, iCharlie Balagno
Orchestra Joseph
genial master of ceremonies and |
James Brown presided at the door
Dancing progress from ¥

p.m, until 1:30 a.m

was furnished by
and his Venetian
Hudson was a

was in

Good Clothes Do
Make You Great

Order Your Next New
Suit From

Interior Weather |

|
‘

Terrace—Rain, north wind; ter:
perature, 46
Hazelton
Smithers

Burns Lake—

LL Ta

Cloudy, windy, 38
Cluody, east wind, 40
SnoWing, 3 inches |

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The Tailor | ,
\* ©The Daily News cam be pur- ;

Seco |# chased at
“cond Ave—Opp. Post Office # Post Office News Stand, 325 +
Phone — 649 l@ Granville St., Vancouver. 4)
ne * Karl Anderson, Prince?"
W IDE RANGE OF FINE ie George, B.C, -
QUALITY WOOLLENS @ R.W. Riley, Terrace, BC. |
'O CHOOSE FROM * General dice, Anyox. ?|
nm use best trimmings; high l@ Smithérs Drug Store, Smith- Ci
“SS workmanship; perfect hg ers, B.C. e|

fit guaranteed, +

ee ree ee CeCe OEE!

Kalsomining corridors and ceil-
jings' on first second and thire
floors

ery including removing of presen
| lockers

Up-to-date basin for nursery

New linoleum for nursery

; woodwork in main kitchen

icond floor '

| work

 

| LOCAL NEWS NOTES

 

 

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Taxi 35—Ernie “arge. t?
1 ton coal, 1 big load wood $14,
‘Albert & McCaffery. Phone 116.

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Annual meeting Prince Rupert |
‘Football Assn., City Hall Monday
at 8:30 p.m, 240

Eagles’ Dance, October 28, Ad-|
;mission, Gents. 50c. Ladies 25c, No!
refreshments.

}

f Donation by J. B. Miller, propri-
etor of the Montreal Importers, of
‘a turkey to the hospital for
Thanksgiving was reported to the |
board last night. The gift will be!
Wiitably acknowledged.

Miss Jean Harrison R.N..,
perintencent,
pital board
meeting last
ution was
city with
all.

lady su-
reported to the hos-
at its regular monthly
night that the insti-
now almost full Lo capa-
about sixty patients in

 

DURING BABY’S
TEETHING TIME

The Bowels Become Loose
Diarrhoea, dysentary, colic,
cramps, etc. manifest them-

| selves; the gums become swollen,
and cankers form in the mouth.
This is the time when the mother
Should use

 

and perhaps save the
On the market for
Price, 50c. a bottle
gists or dealers

baby’s life.
80 years.
all drug-

 

RENOVATE HOSPITAL

(Continued from page one)

Painting of patched plaster in op
erating room

Linoleum strips for case-room

n-foot arch in nur

Cutting ol sev

Kalsomining of certain rooms on

second floor

Curtains for the women’s pubtic]?
wards

General renovation of diet k
hen on first and second floors

‘luding painting, new shelving, ete
Linoleum salva

0 be used outside main

zed from nursery
kitchen

Renovation of chartroom on fir

floor ineluding kalsomining, paint-
ng and varnishing
Painting and kalsomining ol

vice rooms
and second floors

Repairing of
office

Kalsomining and

floor in secretary’

painting of

Renovating of darkroom and in-|
stalling of dianhragm table in x-ray |
room

Paintings
laundry

Kalsomining of basement

of walls and ceiling of

ward

;night on her return to Vancouver
and waypoints.

| weeks’ visit in the city, s sailed by the

| turn to the Queen Charlotte Islands.

| paying a visit here with her parents,

|by the Princess Adelaide last night
fon her return to her home in Vic-

Mlirectors;

and lavoratories on first; !

Union steamer Venture, Capt. J,
E. Boden, arrived in port at 8:30
last evening and sailed at 12 mid-

 

Harry Eagleson, Henry White and
Rufus White, Indians, pleaded guilty
in city police court this morning to}
charges of drunkenness and were}
remanded for sentence.

 

James Martin, well known New |
;Massett merchant, after a ‘two!

‘Prince John last night on his re-

Mrs. H. H. Long, who has been

Mr. and Mrs. George Frizzell, sailed

toria.
The big lighthouse tender Este-
van, Capt. Harry Bilton, regularly

based at Victoria, is on her annua’
visit to northern waters to take care
of heavy work on aids to navigation
which the Newington cannot carry
out. The Estevan is tied up at the
yovernment .wharf this afternoon.

Taking of evidence in the County
Court case of C. E. Cadden vs. Nel-
on Brew was completed this morn-
ing and the hearing adjourned un-
til morning for argument. J. T. Har-
vey is acting as counsel for the
jlaintiff while L. W. Patmore is ap-
earing for the defendant.

The regular montniy meting of
he board of directors of the Prince
Rupert General Hospital was held
1 the hospital last evening. Those

sent were: W. M. Brown, chair-
nan; G. V. Wilkinson, Frank Dibb
G. W. Rudderham, R E
Penson and Ald. S. D. Macdonald
Miss Jean Herrison, R.N
ady superintendent, and H. W
Birch. managing secretary

 

A communication from Gerald
traffic assistant for the
Jnion Steamship Co. at Vancou-
er, who recently reecived treat-
nent in the Prince Rupert Gen-
11 Hospital for a broken leg, was
‘referred to at last night’s meeting
al boad. Mr. Rushton |
xpressed appreciation for thes
lendid service which had been
ven him while he was a’ patient
1 the institution

Rushton

the h spit

 

 

 

 

 

) ONLY LATEST FELT HATS

20 ONLY SILK pease
20 Only Silk Dresses
with veils, ‘ipbetat BRE SSNs see

—In Flat Crepe $5. 95:
and Satins, Special ®
aisasninisanabitai

20 ONLY WINTER COATS mee
20 Only Winter Coats—In Chinchilla, Tweéd, Chonga, Etc.; Latést Swagger and Manish $14.95
Models; In Brown, Tans, Blues, Greets, Black ang Navy; From seblestbcsts:4cssdseshghtCcobesboesates :

2

50 Only Latest Felt Hats—Some

Sialic

 

ieee 14 to 46

 

50 House Dresses—

   

SWEATERS |

Pillot Twill, _ 1°30 Sweaters—AH Colors, Sizes and
$2.95 Styles, Special ia

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

$1.95

 

 

 

Fig Sem LINGERIE
Rayon Bloomers— 39e
HOSE FEI INE aii co seknhsti Stcackpetsaleccassdslsctleies ti
Nite Gowns— 95¢
Hose—Full Fashioned, Dull Finished, Semi- RR Ss ky re aks eee
Service Silk, All Sizes, Pyjamas $1.00
All Shades 79¢ Tip eno cic coca scetis aes ; P
— —
Cor. Third Avenue ‘ "9 Prince Rupert,
and Fifth Street ANN TT S B.C.
pees aT —_————————— . . ma one nm

 

 

 

Tonight’s train, due from the |
east at 8 o’clock, was reported this
afternoon to be on time.

The meeting to have been held
‘ast night at the call of the Moose
Lodgé to organize a public debating
society in the city was postponed

intil Friday night of next week

aaeaie FOR SALE |

A meeting of the newly organized

 

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LOST

 

Unemployed Ex - Service Men’s FOR SALE—Mink, Quebec. Labras| | LOST — Black Spaniel Puppy
League was scheduled for last night dor, young or adult- $20 per pair. Finder please phone Blue 486.
but no announcement was made F. Hoppe, Lochdale, B.C. tt. 23¢

 

the delib- | - ore re es ne - 7

FOR RENT TRANSFERS

chools, sailed er ae ee i“ "Phone Cameron's Transfer— Cordwood,
on the Princess Adelaide last night house. Two unfurnishe a |Firewood, Furnacewood, Kindling,
for Alert Bay after having spent Green a PAI ets \Poles, Piling.

the past. week in the city and dis- por RENT—Furnished room, hea- |

trict on official duties ted. With harbor view. Close in

this morning regarding
rations

Barry of Victoria,

 

Capt. Gerald
inspector of Indian

 

 

 

 

CHIROPRACTIC

 

aaa Phone Blue 187 243 |
MODERN House Dunsmuir Street
® .
Money is scarce available for rent November om W. C. Aspinall
¥ —Official Administrator.

yet she has 2 Three Year Graduate Chiropractic

 

 

Announcements —

 

Royal Purple
ston Hall, 35c.

Bridge Oct. 18

Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 20

Elks’ Dance, October 21.

Hill 60
inee, Oct

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

Moose Hallowe'en October 31

Nov. 24

99 CENT

Presbyterian Bazaar

 

 

 

bathroom
wards and}

Kalsomining of maid's
Repairs to floors of

varnishing and painting
Replacement of shelving and
in diet kitchens |

trays
Patching of diet kitchen on se-
Installation of cupboards and!
shelves in secretary's office
Equipment, of the first and se-
cond floors with vacuum cleaners |
was suggested by Frank Dibb and
may be included in the program. |
The board decided to have the
supervised by a competent
person

Hotel Arrivals |

Central
A..Marsh, city \

 

 

sample rooms,
FIRST CLASS CAFE
Open at All Hours
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

Hotel Central Ltd.

Hotel Central Ltd. “The Original Cash & Catry”
Covenient to business district, 18— Phone eee
homelike, beautiful harbor 317 and 319 Third Avenue
views. Pat ‘ abhinane
Rates reasonable. Spacious ||***™ oo Renate

SPECIAL

This Special is Useful Every
Day in Your Pantry

99c
99c
99c
99c |

Peas—No. 4, 2’s
8 cans
Corn—2's
8 cans
Tomatoes—2's
8 cans
Pineapple

Sliced, 2’s

8 cans

These commodities can be
mixed to suit buyer,

Butter, 2 lbs 99
& 2 doz. Eggs Cc
Coffee, 3 Ibs 99
With a Tumbler free c
Not more than two deals to
each customer

MUSSALLEM’S.

Economy Store

 

 

 

DON’T FORGET

The 25 Garage |

For Efficient, Reasonable and

 

 

First Avenue & Seventh Street

 

— ——_—_ --—_- —_ -
;

 

| Fast Service
A. M. Honeywell, Phone

 

PIANO TUNING
| | ad $3. 00. Walker's Mu-
' tf

Linoleum, Single Bed, 2 Blectric eanor Tite. Phone 20. tf $5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50
Héaters, Books, 2 Dressers and ee we and up. Call, Red 802.
| miscellaneous articles. **|
Owner leaving town. | J. r% MOLLER
: rs
| Miss D. Hogan
awes — | TYPEWRITERS
e a

M , full
fodern house, full! Modera ‘Ray Treatments Gives

hot-air furnace. Close
in. Ready for occupancy Novem- | Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549

ber 1. Phone Red 720 tf}
6 Exchange Blk.

basement,

FOR. RENT
pretty clothes

 

 

 

 

“You always look as if you had just
stepped out of a fashion sheet. Yet
monev is none too plentiful with
you. How do you do it?” the neigh-
] king Mrs. Bur-

bors were always a
nette. One day she told them. “My

secret of pretty clothes is simple.
When my dresses, blouses and under-

|Open Evenings

SITUATIONS VACANT

 

OUR PERSONAL CHRISTMAS |
Greeting Cards sell themselves.
This season’s samples most beau-

MANURE FOR SALE
$1.50 Big Load

 

things become faded with much tiful ever shown in Canada DOMINION DAIRY
. . he , ’ . . .
washing, I renew their color beauty Pleasant paying whole or part
by - — ce dertul ieee time employment, ladies or men. | Phone—Red 608
ints. ese =wonde ‘ : ; ae Cols . |
made by the makers of Diamond Libera ommission. Regal Art
Dves which you know are the best Co., #1 Gould Street, Toronto

DAIRIES

 

dyes made for di rk colors. Diamond
rints are for light shades. They need
no boiling and they last through re-
peated launderings. All you need to
do is to rinse your things in Diamond

 

HEL P | WANTED
PASTEURIZED MILK

Tints. You can get such lovely HOW to get a Governinent job :
shades by using them. So you see Free Booklet. The M.C.C. Ltd, IS SAFE MILK
said Mrs. Burnette, “pretty clo thes Winnipeg

are as.easy for you to have as for me.

WANTED--Successful travellers fo

* . 7 r
ND | one or two months. Best z.ods ‘Fresh from Buikley Valley
DIAMO Special liberal proposition. Stat Farms
|

| ygur selling experience. New: |
TINTS | Publishing Co, Lid., Truro, N.S. | VALENTIN DAIRY
| 239 | Phone 657

AT ALL
DRUG STORES

 

 

 

 

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| PERSONAL
"| PRIVATE “Kindergartens pay. Ad-
SSS | vice given free by the Canadian

beer Kindergarten Institute, Winnipeg

 

— AUCTIONEER

G. M. HUNT

ard Ave. Phone Ked 637

 

 

 

The AUCTIONEER

Packing — Crating — Wrapping

sic Store.

 

VIOLIN

SALE

 

 

AT FEDERAL BLOCK MISS NELLIE LAWRENCE will re and General Furniture Repairs
List your goods with me
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 15 sume violin lessons October Ist
at 7:15 Phone 177. tf GEO, J. DAWES—Phone Black 120
Kootenay Range, 2 Rockers, 2 Pt oe saan reer
Cribs, Oak Buffet, 3 Heaters, 6 DANCING WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &

 

Kitchen Chairs, 3 Centre Tables

ea DIRTY WALLS?
Sealers, Standing Lamp, Victrola,

TAP DANCING taught by Miss El-|| we paperhang a room. for

 

 

 

 

 

TEACHER OF MUSIC For Sale or Rent

Rose, Cowan & Latta

THE AUCTIONEER
PHONES BLACK 120; RED 633. PhoneBlack’ 232

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