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the finest made —so0 choose them and enjoy

better light in your home at lower cost.

MADE IN CANADA

EDISON@ MAZDA
LAMPS.

CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED

 

 

 

We Cordially Invite You to Visit Our Store and
Inspect the Outstanding Attractions of the—

New Beach Ranges

Ultra-modern in design and finish
—quick heating—economical in cost
and. in consumption of fuel.

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

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MADE BY CANADIANS—
IN CANADIAN FACTORIES—

Beach Ranges on display at

GORDON’S
HARDWARE

McBride St Phone 311

 

 

 

 

SATIN-GLO ENAMEL

general interior

A quick drying, high-gloss durable enamel [or
Made In Many Pleasing Colors
And is easy to apply. For sale by—

Thompson Hardware Co.. Ltd.

 

Back Northern B. C. Payrolls

Keep the Home Boys Working—Insist on

Bulkley Valley Coal |

For those who wish to economize try a portion of Bulkley Valley
slack with your furnace coal

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CANADIAN PACIFIC
To Vancouver PRINCESS NORAH- -Oct. 12. 24. Nov, 2.
To Vancouver PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p.m, via Ocean

Falls and Way Ports. 1 .
To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway PRINCESS NORAH

Oct. 8) 20, 29,
W. L. COATES, General Agent

For Information call or write-

Prince Rapert, Bu,

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver:
'.S.S. CARDENA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M.
: Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thursday am
'S.S. VENTURE EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT.
Arriving. Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx,
Y sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyor,
River points Sunday, 8 pm.

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er informatt regarding all eallix and tickets a
VRINCE RUPERT RORNCY : fecond Avenue. Phone 568,

Week) Stewart and Naas

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Taxi 35—Ernie “arbe. t!; CL.DL. aance Thursday, Oct. 20
Miceninas 243 |
Marr’s Messenger Service. Phone

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LOCAL NEWS NOTES |

    
      

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1290 tf! ‘Postponed annual general meét-:

| sathles ines ing, Prince Rupert Football Asso- ;
| 1 ton coal, 1 big load wood $14. ciation, City Hall. Wednesday, 8 p. A \ \\

j Albert & McCaffery. Phone 116. m. ‘ 242 PY eo)
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| vepaibetien Miss Selma Hadland sailed yes-| . / -

Don’t. forget
i\N.U.W.A., at
L.D.L. Hail

Important meeting /terday afternoon on the
8 pm. tonight in C.L.|for Bella Bella
2nd Avenue | }
. Leif Erickson Whist Drive and|
Elks’ dance Friday—bigger andiDance, Metropole Hall, Thursday, |
better than ever—Boston Hall. Ad-|20th at 9. Refreshments. Adm, 5c. Gnd 50 CASH Prizes
mission 50ec Refreshments 244|Everybody welcome, 243 | fa BOYS & GIRLS
|
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**
Hyde Transfer—All coals are in| Ben Lipsin, who has been on a| to sake Aina tau

dry shed. See adv. for prices. $1.00|two weeks’ trip to Vancouver, ast ** * They're Valuable!

“per ton lower than any other com-iturned to the city from the south | ‘

pany in town tflon the Prince Rupert this morning. |
D. A, T! Cooper und enginecr Sandy Cook, charged with jae’

for the Northern Electric Co.,

Cardena |
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VANCOUVER

enness, pleaded not guilty before 5:45 to 6 p.m,

    

  

bi re on one of his periodical visit | Magistrate MeClymont in citv po-| cain qhan oud

of inspection t quipment < |}! e court this morning and was! Mon., Wed., and
Capitol Theatre, having irri- | remand d until this afternoon ———— iii -

ved in the city n Vancouver on ——--- i Ta 7,

he Prince Rupert this morning. Miss Mary Macfie, beauty oper- |

ator, is moving from her present
'
quarters to corner of ‘Thompson St. |

J, and Sixth Ave, next Auditorium
Saturday, Oct. 22, Phone Red 834.

William Goldbloom. who has ee ; ;
heen on a business trip to van-| E. G. Peake arrived in vhe city

couver and elsewhere in the south. | ao Frings yt ee maciiing
returned to the citv on the Prince | *" proceeded by train for @ visit
Rupert this morning. o Balmoral Cannery.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cruick-| B- F-. Messner, well known Smi-
ishank and son, who have been|‘@ers’ mining man, who has been
spending a vacation visiting with | &n a trip to “aneouver and “eat-
elatives in Vancouver, returned to|t!@, arrived in the ‘itv from the
the city from the South on the|S0Uth on the Prince Rupert this
morning and proceeded on today’s
| train to the interior
Mrs, F. S. Walton, who has been |
on a vacation trip to Vancouver | C. N.R. steamer Prince Rupert,
ind Victoria, returned to the city | Capt Dan Donald, arrived in port
at 9:30 this morning from Van-
ver, Powell River and Ocean Falls
The regular monthly meeting of| 2nd Oe rey ee an
the Prince Rupert Retail Mereh- | “noon for Anyox’ and Stewart
inte. Aiden. | whence she will return here tomor-
row evening southbound.

 

AYLMER.
rene

Operated by Canadian Canners
(Western) Ltd.

 

 

|Prince Rupert this morning.

 

 

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Tt) ‘rom the south or the Prigce Ru-
vert this morning.

 

 

scheduled for

|FOR RENT—Furnished room, hea-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ied Ads

, FOR SALE | HELP WANTED
,PFOR SALE—Mink, Quebec. Labra- WANTED— Efficient housekeeper
dor, young or adult. $20 per pair.| and cook. Apply Mrs. Heilbroner,

F, Hoppe, Lochdale, BC. tf.| Third Ave. tf
FOR SALE—Air circulating heater,

cost about $40, will take sis. _ AGENTS WANTED

Phone evenings, Blue 807, , | RELIABLE man for hundred store
FOR RENT

route this district, no selling;
distribute and collect. Experience
|\FOR RENT—Modern flat, Rand
Block, Apply Max Heilbroner. t!

unnecessary. Should net sixty

dollors weekly. Write Shamas
Manufacturing Limited, New To-
ronto, Ont.
FIVE-ROOM turnished modern)
house. Two unfurnished. PhoneyPIRECT SALESMAN WANTED —
Green 698. tt} To sell a well established exclu-

 

 

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wee Sive line of Ladies’ Knitted Suits
and Sweaters. Applicant must be
able to prove previous success in
direct selling. Unlimited possibil-
ities for the man who is looking
for promotion. CALGARY KNIT-
TING COMPANY, LTD.,
CALGARY, Alberta.

 

ted. With harbor view. Close in
Phone Blue 187, 243

 

MODERN House Dunsmuir Street
available for rent November Ist:
—Official Administrator. tf

FOP. RENT — Modern house, full
basement, hot-air furnace. Close |
in. Ready for occupancy Novem- !
ber 1. Phone Red 720. tf}

TRANSFERS
Cameron’s Transfer— Cordwood,

Firewood, Furnacewood, Kindling,
Poles, Piling.

‘DAIRIES

 

 

| PIANO TUNING

|PIANOS Tuned $3.00. Walker’s Mu-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sic Store. tf
VIOLIN PASTEURIZED MILK
MISS NELLIE LAWRENCE will re IS SAFE MILK
sume violin lessons October 1st. —_—
aces == jfresh from Buikley Valley
DANCING Farms
TAP DANCING ta ht by Mi El- ‘VALENTIN DAIRY
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eanor Tite. neae 20. a 2 Phone 657 ——
curopractic | AUCTIONEER

 

List your goods with us—Prince
Rupert’s leading Auctioneer.

G. M. HUNT

Srd Ave. Phone Ked 637

 

W, C. Aspinall

rhree Year Graduate Chiropractic |
|

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 543

Open Evenings 6 Exchange Bik. The AUCTIONEER
Packing — Crating — Wrapping
and General Furniture Repairs

List your goods with me

(EO. J. PAWES-—-Phone Black 120

 

 

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Miss D. Hogan

~ MANURE FOR SALE

TEACHER OF MUSIC $1.50 Big Load

DOMINION DAIRY |
Phone—Red 608

Phone—Black 232

 

 

 

|
ir sna Dire. A 6. Lewis. wh | te st night, was postponed until la-
have been on a trip to the Old|" im the month
1 - —
. py rs me Cy Of | Mr. ang Mrs. Thomas MoMeekin. | WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &
he Prince Rupert this morning|yno nave bee ¥ na
having travelled home via Vancou- | 0 nave been on a three weeks’ | DIRTY WALLS?
Home Vis | trip to Vancouver and elsewhere in|} we paperhang a room for
ver the south, returned home on the| $5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50
- RS aa te me Prince Rupert this morning. Mr.| and up. Call, Red.802
wets. SAREE os 28 , is Deen | McMeekin was in attendance at! 4 ,
on a trip East, is a p “— % recent provincial Liberal con- J. P, MOLLER
board the Prince Rupert today re | venti ym in Vancouver
turning to ker home at Premier. | >
Her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Pitt,} =
has enterea’ school in the east
silicide * * }
L. S. McGill, wi been on al al y pecial OFFICE SUPPLIES
business trip to Vancouver
scithdes ality thn idtaten ab Gall ; Rose, Cowan & Latta
Jassie es Ltd. of he is| , : 2
yecsle Mines Lid. of which Re i Get the Maki of Bpeiint at Fupee 396
n ; , ved in th ‘ "
a AS a. une Our Advertisements Daily ; dt nie
Rupe 1 yroceed Nabob Baking Powder 73¢
ed { n I 2445's
la) work is Aylmer Grapefruit—2's, De-

continuing eadily ai the Jessie licious for breakfast 39ec
nine and with highly satisfactory/] 2 tins fo
Makes

21c

Rowntree’s Cocoa +
g000 hot drink

 

 

; hime ili Butter
| Announcements |} cio. 1o 28¢
sais 19¢

CathMlic Bazaar, October 19, 2u | Jackie Codégan Cookies—Good

for afternoon tea biscuit,

October 21 1} reg. 10¢c 25¢

Special, 5 for

Elks’ Dance

Hill 60 Hallowe'en Bridge anc
dance, Oct. 28, 1.0.D.B. Hall, MUSSAI LEM’S

Eagle Dance, October 28. Ad ;
mission, Gents..50c, Ladies 25c Economy Store

Ir Hallowe'er tot 3 i .

M Halloween October 31. tf whore dollars have more cents

Rebekah Conce November 9, 18 — Phones — 360 district.
Oddfellow’s Hall 317 and 319 Third Avenue

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Elks’ Bridge and Whist Novem-|

 

 

 

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Presbyterian Bazaar, Nov. 24 }

ARRIVING

With largest and best and
cheapest selection of—
Latest Styles in

Novelty Fur Coats

Do not miss this opportunity
; The Old Reliable

| GOLDBLOOM

DON’T FORGET

The 25 Garage

asking for

 

Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK

AND

SHIPYARD

Operating three Dry Docks
Total capacity 20,000 tons

 

vinee,

Shipbuilders

and Ship Repairers
for Steel and Wood Vessels

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
Repaired and Overhauled

Iron and Brass Casting

 

 

 

by keeping this

 

 

 

 

 

Electric and Acetylene Welding
For Efficient, Reasonable and

| Fast Service 50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

|_A_M._ Honeywell, Phone 25 |) | eusssesssessteeestnets

 

Householders can help

and asking merchants for Central
B. C. products whenever possible,

 

Support Farmers

of Central B.C.

The farmers and gardeners of Central British Columbia are
making an effort to supply the Prince Rupert market with vege-
tables, fruit, potatoes, poultry and eggs and other products of the

Prince Rupert people are asked to encourage this movement by

Central British Columbia products whenever prac-

ticable. Co-operation in this matter encourages merchants who
buy from farmers and if the farmers are prosperous it will be an
encouragement for others to take up land and thus add to the
buying power of the whole northern and central part of the pro-

 

in mind