rovember 4, 1932

 

 

 

Taxi 35—Ernie Large. t2]
Basketball tonight Anditorium, 7.

Open Grate
Hyde Transfer—aAll coals are in|
Heaters j dry shed, See adv. for prices, $1.00}

«ll view of the fire. Don’t |Per ton lower than any other com- |
orry you bought some ,P@ny in town. u
them at Kaier |
Hardware, now. | J. C, K. Sealey, pioneer resident
a jof the central interior, left by ‘this|
jafternoon’s train on his return to

e
Ladies his home at Smithers after hav-|

Ceiling Cloth Dryers, ideal ing spent a few days in. the city this
com- | Week on business t

$1.25)
Galvanized Coal Hod and
shovel

 

 

 

her, see

for winter drying,
lete with hooks

W. A. Oswald, assistant fire mar- |
shal for the province, after a|
| week's visit to the city and district!
‘on official duties, sailed by the ss.|

$1. 00 Prince Rupert last night on his re-

Bean Crocks— iturn to Vancouver.
60c and 75c_
Heavy Cast Iron Fry Pans | Provincial Constable F. Bruntor
75¢ and 85c of Anyox was a passenger aboard
the Prince Rupert last evening go-

Woodsmen |ing through from the smelter town

jto Vancouver. He had two prison-
Here’s a good buy, 6-lb
nele face sledge hammer,

ers for Okalla in his custody
right for driving! Sons of Norway Bazaar, Friday
wedges. Very special at— Nov. 4, Oddfellows’ Hall, Tea, home
95¢ cooking and sale of fancy work in
mond’s Bucking Saws— the afternoon. Program and dance
5. foot. 54- -foot, 6- foot in the evening at 9—inusic by Mrs
( est 35c. Ev
7 7.00: $8.00: $9, 00 Black’s Orchestra. Adm. 35c. Ev
erybody welcome
dish Buck Saws
$5.25

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(255)
By permission of the board
school trustees, the annual sale of
$2.45 let
a.) poppies to raise funds for relief

thers at

Bitted Axes
$1.50; $2.75. milies is being conducted in the/™
Batteries | Schools of the city today. Tomor
2 for 25¢ | row tagging will be conducted o1
streets for the
gion by the Imperial Order

h, Kids!
0 ; ids; ters of the Empire, under the lead-; N

l dership of Mrs. D. C. Stuart, re

oT gent
$2.00
Fast Running Ball

$1.00;

hlight

il Footbal

work among veterans and their fa-' Pr

Canadian I ing
Daugh- | and

of Municipal Chapter ed lk

LOCAL NEWS NOTES

  
  

CCM. Bicycle

ind, SO CASH Prizes
fx BOYS &. GIRLS

* * Start Right
to save
* * They're Valuable!

Now
Aylmer Labels

VANCOUVE R
545 to 6 p.m,
also Friday ev-
ening and every

Mon., Wed., and
Fri.'at same time

 

Operated by Canadian Canners
(Western) Ltd

Burn Banqu

ispice i I

Garnet W who been pa}

1 Mrs

rman A. Watt follow zy his re

ent arriva ron Y 1, sail-

n | ready

esbyteriar Churci i under

1 visit here w iis brother

 

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

 

ing Roller Skates at
$2.75
ket Knives The annual general m
~ e=.. the Northern B. C
oc LO toe
15¢ to foe sociation will be held in the Social

y ‘ st Party ff Canada Hall, Hays
y and Value Shop !
™ Block, 247 Second Avenue, on Fri-

HARDWARE day. November 11, at 10 a.m |

ember 11 10 a.m
D 256) J. ROBERTS, Secretary. !
oes

 
    
    
   
  
  

Fishermen's As
j

NAIEN

  

Kiverybody

 

 

 

 

Phone 953 Phone 95?

De Jong’s © 5"

Cash and pe;
Friday & Saturday

 

is Beautiful Little
latch $12.50

were

 

Good watches never

    

You, too, can have a

- Beautiful Skin

if you go
abbut it the
right way

“Sm

r
m ve
fy]
My si
l
Miss A. D., Buck Sask,
; stimulates FIV] |
“ kr t ly. Ie
a c to
poor ¢ t
consti] Tl t
( of a br . J tan,
Fr ¢.a.tives gives you COMPLET!
ir ‘ , a ; Tr Sain
reflects 3 I =e th. 25c. and

Fruits -a- tives «©

 

Specials

lower in price than now.

This has 15 jewels and is a

 

 

good timekeeper, Comes in Aylmer Tomatoes 82¢ (
several patterns and dif 3 tins for

ferent wrist straps. We Lux Soap Flake For fine 95¢) »
guarantee it to give satis- launder 3 pkgs. for it
faction I
? i

Malkin’s Best Tea
per 1-lb. pkg

J ByULGERS | 222

JEWELLERS ee re an

Bi STORE WITH THE CLOCK

39¢|—
oe

 

 

Nabob Orange Marmaladt 28c'
— per jar | 4
es i Brunswick Sardines 25C)
| 5 tins for
2owntree’s Cocoa 22¢ Od
oe '4-lb. tin

urity Rolled Oats
ae 6-lb. sack
N : Bes st Pumpkin

Prince Rupert

DRY DOCK

AND

SHIPYARD

13¢

im
Apple and}

39¢
25c
25¢

\"" Size 2'9's, per Un
Sebi ality Brand Jam
! Strawberry; Apple and
Raspberry, per 4-lb. tin
ps Arrow Whole Wheat

» Bars, 2 Ibs. for
| Cc Sac nia Dried Peaches

2 Ibs, for ive
Operating three Dry Docks Hisalt Todized or Plain 9¢
Total capacity 20,000 tons |} per shake
1B 2emo Cabbage 8e be
Shipbuilders j per Ib
: ; dd
‘nd Ship Repairers |Apples—MeIntosh Rex $1.45. be

pet box
eer’ Potatoes

3l4 Ibs for
Cauliflower

' Steel and Wood Vessels
tron and Brass Casting

leetrie and Acetylene Welding

(). i
ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

25C
20c
25c¢

per large head
pete sells Sprouts
i

9 Ibs. for

 

“kcal and Mining Machinery
‘paired And !

     
 

Wee. jl

Anglican Church Bazaar,

Presbyt

MAKE AND KEEP YOU WELL
C.P.R ier I \delaid
apt. S. K. Gray a

{ tel out
her re
I Ad }

 

Announcements

 

Sons of Norway Bazaal Noverhiiaa

Oddfeliow Hall

Rebeka Concert Nov
dfellow’s Hall
Arena

Boxin Empres Wedne

27¢ day, Nov. 9, Bagshaw vs. Gurvic,

ll. Aa-

25¢

nee, Novembe1
Ladies

Eagles’ D

ission, Gent 50¢

Varden's Concert Novemeber 16

Oddfellow’s Dince November 18

Moose Legion Band Concert No-
mber 18

Novem-
r 22

Whist

Elks’ Bridge and Novem-

r 23
‘rian Bazaar, Nov. 24
Dance Nov, 26

Moose Hard ‘Time

United Church Bazaar Dec. 1

vee vee a ibd cosa ENS,

Jance

mber 9}

 

THE DAILY NEWS ss

 

ited

Marr’s Messenger Service. Phone
290. tf

 

Brick-lined Heaters from $14.50,
Exceptionally good value. Gordon’s
Hardware, McBride St. Phone 311

tf

 

Albert Farrow, steamboat inspec-
tor,after a brief visit here on of-
fictal duties, sailed by the Prince
Rupert last night on his return to
Vancouver.

PICTURES AT
ROTARY CLUB

Electric power as applied to the}
pulp and paper industry was the
subject of a illustrated address given
by J. J. Little, manager of the Nor-
thern B. C. Power Co. Ltd., at the
luncheon of the Prince Rupert Ro-
{tary Club yesterday. Col. J. W. Ni-
cholls operated the moving picture
machine,

The pictures showed the whole
process from the time the woods-
men entered the forest, the process
of felling and logging the trees, of
loading them on the trains and
learrying them to the mill. Then
jcame the sawmill with the manu-
ifacture of coarse and fine lumber,
jthe manufacture of shingles, mak-
ing pulp and, finally, the paper all
for the newspaper and the
| printing of the newspaper.

Mr. Little mentioned the local in-
| terest in pulp just now and expres-
sed the hope that the efforts to se-
cure a mill for Prince Rupert weuld
i succeed.

 

 

 

 

Save Money

on

, Your Food Supplies

Take Advantage of These
SPECIALS
For Friday and Saturday

42c |
35C

VNABUS CUrr nh
per ib, tin
tULLED OATS—B & K
6-lb. sacks, per sack
VHOLE WHEAT FLOUR

per 10-Ib. sack 34c)

MALKIN’S oF PRUNES Me- |

lium size, 2-lb. cartons 18

per ctn c
rt.ED PLUMS—Nabob Sic

No 2 tins, 2 tins Cc

CRUSHED PINEAPPLE

Fiji, No. 2) tins per tin
BLAC - FIGS 15¢
' DRIE 7 GREEN PEAS

per lb 6c

|
|

 

READY CUT MACARONI—
3 Ibs 19¢c
FINEST CANADIAN
CHEESE, per Ib 18¢
+OLDEN BANTAM CORN
Aylmer No. 2 tins, per ‘in Lae
QUAKER CORN FLAKES
per pkg 7¢
PUFFED WHEAT
2 pkys 25C
|\GRAPENUT FLAKES
2 pkgs 25¢
(They New Cereal. Try It)
CLASSIC CLEANSER
per tin 7¢
JAM-Strawberry or Rasp-
| berry, per 4-1lb. tin 41ic
JAM-—Cherry
)
per 4-lb. tin 45¢
| JEWEL SHORTENING—
per 1-lb, pkg. 14c
(The New Shortening)
| CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS—“National”
New shipment
per Ib 29¢
SUNLIGHT SOAP
per pkg. 18¢
LUX—For all fine laundering
per pkg 9c
JRANGES—Nice family size
sweet and juicy, 2 dos, doc
SLICED BACON
| per %-lb, pkg 10c
TOILET TISSUE
5 rolls 17¢
RED ARROW SODAS—
per pkg. 18¢c
|
| . |
Thrift Cash & Carry
Phone 179 201 Third Ave |
“CARRY AND SAVE”
| Mail Orders Have Our Prompt
Attention

 

BUNTY fe
| j

 

ST. CHARLES MILK

i

BORDEN PLANTS at

Truro, N.S., Ingersoll,

Ont., Norwich, Ont.
and South Sumas, B.C.

  
  
 
  
     
 

TRADE riamns AFoTs

BRAND

 

 

SI. CHARLES

There is a great difference in evaporated milks. Insist on Borden's
St. Charles. It’s the best by every test.

There are good reasons why Borden's St. Charles is the best of all
evaporated milks. First, every herd that supplies Borden's ts
rigidly inspected. Every dairy is supervised—by Borden's own
milk experts.

Second, the milk itself is tested. Colour, flavour, purity, cream
content, are all carefully checked. Not one quart gets by unless
it meets the exacting Borden standard.

Third, sixty per cent. of the natural water is removed,
giving you concentrated milk more than twice as rich
as average fluid milk.

Fourth, it is sterilized after being sealed in the cans,
safeguarding yourhealth and bringing you the purest
milk obtainable.

In coffee of tea, andor better results in cooking—insist
upon Borden's St. Charles, and make sure that you get it.

TRY THESE THREE TESTS
and prove for yourself that

ST. CHARLES is better!

Open 4 cen of Borden's St
Charles Evaporated Milk.
Note the creemy color—the
smooth consistency—the pure
fresh flavor.

Have « cup of coffee with
Borden's St. Charles Seaneng
ed Milk to “cream
Charles blends in smoothly,
tastes fresh and rich,

 
 
 
  
  
 
  
   
 
  
 
  
 

 

Meke cream seuce with
Borden's St. Charles. That
pure, fresh St. Charles flavor
gives greeter deliciousness.

KC. 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Specials

We have just received a ship-
ment of Novelty Cup Peanut
Butter. If you haven't got one,
now's the time te get it. Use-

ful for all purposes Se
per cup Z5C

Sunkist Juicy Oranges g¢ 2

fair size, 3 do vol

Sunkist Lemon

per doz 43e

Jonathan Apples $1 7
a
Z25C
=

per box
For Friday & Saturday we

Celery
Sunkist Grapefruit
are selling our home baker’:
e|

large size, 3 for

 

3 for
Fresh Bread oe

per loaf
Our Brand Cream
E
ery Butter, per 25 C|

 

MUSSALLEM’S

Economy Store

18 — Phones 360
317 and 319 Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

Permanent Wave

SPECIAL

from $3.50 up

For November Only
Call for free booklet on hy
giene. What every woman
should know
Mi Lady Beauty Shoppe

Phone 655

 

 

 

 

RENT
A Radio,

Sewing Machine,
Typewriter

McRAE BROS,, LTD,

 

 

Back Northern B. C. Payrolls

Keep the Home Boys Working—lInsist on

Bulkley Valley Coal

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

 

 

MacKenzie’s Furniture

Kiddy Crib Blankets—Regular 90¢

Sale Price, each ....... "i es ee a0c

Kapok—Guaranteed pure

SalePrice, per pound 5. .5655 005 eae
Or Two Powis TOF i iss is.c0'i 4.6 ceca eee $1.00
Cushion Forms—Kapok filling, all sizes 65e
Reg. up to $1.30; Sale Price, any size .....
Bed Comforters, up from ..............62.45 $2.00

Furniture, Linoleum and Linoieum Rugs, Beds, Springs and

Mattresses. Everything for the home.

327 Third Avenue Phone 775

 

 

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Jasper Hard Coal

 

BGG=—Per Tem. .s. ui cs ce $11.50
MINEHEAD LUMP—Per Ton ..... 12.50
JASPER LUMP—Per Ton ........ 12.50

Dry Cedar and Jackpine For Sale
ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Because it doesn’t pay to advertise poor products,
It does pay to buy those advertised.

 

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