yetober 22, 1932
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“WE SELL FOR LESS”
ANNETTE’S, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Oct. 24, 25, 26

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Season’s Most Sensational Selling Event

Annette Bought Entire Surphis Stock of a Prominent
Eastern Manufacturer at Less Than Fifty Cents on
the Dolar, and We Now Offer You, Without a Doubt—

The Greatest Dress Event

ever held in Prince Rupert

Values up to $15.95, $19.95, $24.50
go on sale Three Low Prices

6.95, 8,95, 1.2

 

3 DAYS SELLING—MON., TUES. & WED.

Credit Privileges as Usual During This Sale

 

Every Dress Pure Silk and at Less Than
Manufacturers’ Cost!
Jacket Frocks, Combination Effects, the Smart Gigolo
Styes, Contrast Effects — Last Word in Style
Sizes 14 te 50 and Lets of Half Sizes

Who else but “Annette” could give you such an offer?

KNITTED GOODS | Coats!

Woollen Suite—8 pes. 643.95
Coats!

© $24.50; Speci
this quality

double

 

 

 

TY)

| Pullover Suits—Suitable for office

1 wear $6.95

ie $12.95: Special

HATS

t and Feather Trimmed Hats—All

al models $4.95

to $12.95: Spec
{OSE

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ch ana
Semi-Service W

eight Hose—All
all sizes, all perfect — 7Q@

us Wearing value

Last season coats of
sold
price, so fine are they. Rich fabrics,
sumptuous! y Kolinsky
Muskrat, and Wolf.
All silk crepe lined and warmly in-

 

for more than this
furred with

Persian Lamb

terlined. Every coat a distinguished

ja] model

 

Mode! Coats, $21.50 to $45.00

$17.50

SALE STARTS AT 9 A.M. MONDAY

Assured — See Our Window Display Tonight

 

 

 

      
   
 
 

 

 

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Prompt and Efficient Service

Annette Ladies’ Wear Co. Ltd.

; emermean VANCOUVER
PRINCE RUPERT

been en-

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instructor In

‘Rupert Brand”

300 DRESSES

   
   
       
   
   
  
  

a4 er patrol servic?
mre? i] 1 Ib. Sliced Bacon & 49
here during the pi immer, sail Cc
~f : : ert Famous ' ht on the Prineess Ad- 1 lb. Creamery Butts
¢Fish which made Prince Rup act night o@ the Prisedee ‘AGS 2 Cee aero | Ge
family resides. Mr. Ross was form- Ham, Sliced, 49¢

 

| LOCAL NEWS NOTES |

 

Taxi 35—-Ernie Large. R

 

 

Marr’s Messenger Service. Phone
1290. tf}

 

Tonight’s train from the East,
due at 8 pm., was reported this}
' ‘ ’
‘morning to be on time.

 

}
Hyde Transfer—aAll coals are in;

midry shed. See adv. for prices. $1.00)

per ton lower than any other com-
pany in town. tf}

 

}
Power and light will be off in|

bike City Sunday, Oct. 23, between |

the hours of 730 and 8 am. to
change connections. Northern B “7
Power Co. Ltd.

Ted Smith sailed last night on |
he Princess Adelaide for Vancou-
ver whence he will proceed to Cal-
eary to enter technical school for
4 course in draftsmanship.

Harold McEwen, C.N R. divisional
freight and passenger agent, is on

rip to Ketcl.ikan on efficial bus-

“iness. He is expected to return to
the city at the first of the week.

 

Mrs. E. G. Osborne and daught-
Misses. Millicent and Aileen
Osborne, who have been on a trip
‘o England, are expected to return
to the city towards the end of next
week

ers,

Coastwise Steamship & Barge
Co.’s freighter Mogul, Capt. Alex
Cameron, enroute from Anyox and
Stewart to Tacoma with ofe cargo,
called here this morning to dis-
charge a parcel of local freight.

 

Mrs. Jack Woods (Annette Stone)
rived in the cily on the Princess
Acelaide yesterday afvernoon from
Vancouver being here on one of
periodical visits to her local

She will be in town for a

hel
fore

week
Mail Schedule
For the Gabe 5:

Monday. Wednesday and Friday
8:30 am

 

Yor Queen Chariottes—
Octaber 14 and 28
From Queen Charlottes—

9 Dm.

For quick returns Try a Want
Advertisement

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49¢ Special

For This Week-End

 

Boneless
1 Cauliflower, 1 Celery

1 doz. Corn on Cob 49¢c

1 Ib. Areo Golden Blend Tea &

1 can Rowntree's 49¢

 

SMOKED | Announcements

——— Hill 60 Hallowe'en Bridge
1; lance, Oct, 28, 1.0.D.E. Hall.

 

Ladies 25c,

     
  
 

500

tiission, Gents

Prepared Daily By
Rebekah

anadian Fish & Cold Siorage Co., Lid. ow's Hall

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. | *

Concert

 

 

ber 23,
| Presbyterian Bazaar, Nov 24.

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Do you read the classified advertisements?

and
Pagies’ Dance October 28. Ad- 2

Moose Hallowe’en Dance, Oct, 31.

November 9,

Elks’ Bridge and Whist Novem-

Cocoa, quarters
1 can Blueberries, 2's, 1 can

Gooseberries, 2's, 1 can 49e
Blackberries, 2's

lin the new Odrfellow’s Hall
4th Ave, B., 8:30. Adm. 25c. Every-
body welcome, 245 |

|
CLD.L, Dance tonight.

 

Badminton! Get your supplies at|
Gordon’s Hardware. A complete)
stock of rackets and shuttles. tf!

Sons of Norway dance

tonight |

 

 

Nervous
Headaches

No medical treatment can be
of much real help to you which
does not enrich the blood. Be-
cause it does positively make the
blood rich and red, Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food restores the vigor of
the nervous system and removes
the cause of these symptoms
from which you are suffering.

Good restful sleep, improved
digestion and freedom from
headaches : will soon convince
you that this treatment is re-
storing your health and happi-

Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food

| Restores fired, Sleepless Nerves

 

 

 

The local Moose Lodge is pro-
ceeding with plans for the organi-
zation of a debating society in the
city. At a meeting last evening it
was decided to call a public meet-

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‘Classified Ads

 

 

FOR SALE

LOST

 

FOR SALE—Mink, Quebec. Labra-
dor, young or adult. $20 per pair.
F. Hoppe, Lochdale, B.C. tf.

 

FOR RENT

Six-ROOM. House, 239 4th Ave.

West. Phone Green 89. 250
FIVE-ROOM turnished modern
house. Two unfurnished. Phone

Green 698. tf

STORE for Rent. Third Avenue,
adjoining Wrathall’s, low rental.
MeClymont. tf

MODERN House Dunsmuir Street |
available for rent November rst |
—Official Administretor. tf
FOR RENT — Modern house, full
besement, hot-air furnace. Close
in. Ready for occupancy Novem- |
ber 1. Phone Red 720 tf |

 

 

 

 

 

 

MALE HELP WANTED
HOW to get a Government job. |
Free Booklet. The MCC, Ltd.,;

Winnipeg.

LOST—Cameo Broach between Post

Office and Eighth Ave. East.
Finder please return to Daily
News, Reward. 246

 

PIANO TUNING

 

PIANOS Tuned $3.00. Walker’s Mu-
sic Store. tf

PERSONAL
Sk iS elie tain aseianial
PRIVATE Kindergartens pay. Ad-
vice given free by the Canadian
indergarten Institute. Winnipeg,

 

 

 

CHIROPRACTIC

 

W. C. Aspinall

| rhree Year Graduate Chiropractic

Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
‘ypen Evenings 6 Exchange Bik.

 

DAIRIES

 

AGENTS WANTED
WANTED—ambitious man to re-
present regular line. See Mr.
Crow, St. Elmo, Saturday even-
ing or Sunday for further par-
ticulars 245

XIRECT SALESMAN WANTED —
To sell a well established exclu-
sive line of Ladies’ Knitted Suits
and Sweaters. Applicant must be
able to prove previous success in
direct selling. Unlimited puossibil- |

 

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for promotion. CALGARY KNIT-
TING COMPANY, LTD.,
CALGARY, Alberta

 

TRANSFERS

 

Cameron’s Transfer— Cordwood,

 

 

 

 

 

says it’s my
| prettiest dress”

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}* ers, B.C.
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ing on November 7 for the pur-j|_. :
bvahd the ‘Minato pose of organizing Firewood, Furnacewood, Kindling,
Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- ak Poles, Piling
aay : . om. Union steamer Venture, Captain
or Vancouver— , Ernest Georgeson, arrived in port DANCING
re 12:30 p.m at 1:30 this morning form the a a EE
nn " PD | south and sailed about an hour la-| ap DANCING taught by Miss El-
Friday -1) P.M ‘ter on her return to Tancouverand| eanor Tite. Phone 20 cae
October 3, 12 and 24 P.™ | waypoints. She was delayed on ac-
from Vancouver— count of calling at Kitimaat on CNR. TRAINS
SUMGAY naesnneneereeveeecseemmen-veee PID |the way north Cin te ont. ' —
Wednesday 9:30 a.m steal ie 2 . a i di
Friday ; p.m, | os . ondays, Wednesday an r
d lratrick, a former superin- ;
October 8, 20 and 29 ad he dap tne © aiaiahied to-heee 9:30 a.m
For Stewart and Anyox— | tion 4] Railw aa it Gilde eee rom the Bast—
a es ae 7 pm low an ' 5 : - , te Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
: fipatrick of this city. is re achat
© vere PM. ortedt to be making @ satisfactory | — : ™
rom Stewart and eayeene lrecovery in Montreal following aj/@#@#@#*@e @s1@*Oe@ 4
aioe cc He a a.m. recent serious illness and opera-|® 4
F ‘an rf 4 Port Si P.M! tion, Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick who | The Daily News con be pur- @
= pon ae ™? om— visited here last year, now make | @ chased at— 7
arene Soca ie P.™ ‘their home in Montreal # Post Office News Stand, 325 @
"ae — River and er @ Granville St.. Vancouver 4
ce noe ay OU a.m ~|\@ Karl Anderson, Prince ¢
or a. } @ George, B.C. .
Pa tober 8, 20 and 29 a.m * R. W. Riley, ‘Terrace, B.C, é
— ane i = My husband |@ General Store, Anyox. +
| October 3, 12 and 24 p.m . }®* Smithers Drug Store, Smith- ¢
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ities for the man who is looking}

All Our—

Milk and Cream

SHIPMENTS
Guaranteed Bulkley Valley Products

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

 

|For FRESH LOCAL MILK

Phone Red 608 or 953

DOMINION DAIRY
8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

AUCTIONEER

 

 

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

_ G. M. HUNT

rd Ave. Phone Ked 637

The AUCTIONEER

| Packing — Crating — Wrapping
| and General Furniture Repairs
List your goods with me

GEO. J. PAWES—Phone Black 120

 

 

 

WHY LOOK AT SHABBY &
DIRTY WALLS?
We paperhang a room for
$5.00 and up, Calsomine, $2.50
and up. Call, Red 802.

| ‘J. P. MOLLER

 

 

 

PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Rose, Cowan & Latta
' Phone 234

 

 

 

|
“I want to tell you how I

got
acquainted with Diamond Tints,”
says a cordial letter from a Windsor
| woman. “I was in the drug store and

saw some attractive Diamond Tint
packages. The druggist told me they
were for tinting light shades without
boiling. He said they were made by
the Diamond Dyes people. I have
always used Diamond Dyes for dye-
ing dark colors and know they are
the best dyes made. When I saw
Diamond Tints I thought of a 2-year
old dress which I had to quil wearing
because it was so faded. I got a
package and gave my dress the
simple rinsing called for. It came out
the loveliest shade—a lustrous, shim-
mering yellow. I have laundered it
several {imes but have never had to
retint. It certainly holds the color.
I’m perfectly delighted with my new
dress, as I call it, and my husband
says it’s the prettiest one I have.”

<\ DIAMOND
TINTS

 

 

1 ean Baby Beets, 2's, 1 can

Peas, 2's, 1 can

Spinach, 8-02. 49e
cans Handslick, good for

cleaning hands,

MUSSALLEM’S

| Economy Store
Where dollars have more cents

18 — Phones — 360
317 and 319 Third Avenne

 

 
  

 

 

Jasper Hard Coal

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ALL COALS A

 

BGG--Fer TUR. 3.505. . coh ee ivis $11.50
MINEHEAD LUMP—Per Ton ..... 12.50
JASPER LUMP—Per Ton ........ 12.50

Dry Cedar and Jackpine For Sale

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

RE IN A DRYSHED

 

 

 

 

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

 

 

AT ALL Falls and Way Ports.
15¢ DRUG STORES To Ketehikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway PRINCESS NORAH-~
\ Oct. 8, 20, 29 Por Information call or write—
W. L. COATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, B.U.
| me os

 

Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

 

Phone—Black 232

 

YRINCE RUPERT AGENCY:

       

 

 

 

 

 

UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver:—

T.S.8. CARDENA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M.
Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thursday a.m. ;
7.8.8. VENTURE EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT.
Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx.
Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas
River points, Sunday, 8 p.m.

Purther information regard! all satll
Secon

and tickets at, -—
A venue. . Phone 568,

 
   
 

 

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