vember 18, 1932

y, No

  

alues Take a Rise --- Prices Skid

own in our November Emergency

OAT SALE}

“) We Have Too Many

y They Must Go!

Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Coats,
the pick of our stock, repre-
senting real values, in a wide
range of sizes, cloths and
colors. Garments ranging in
price from $19.50 to $45.00. You
can make your selection at—

1-3 Off Regular

Prices

  

wait till the season is over to buy. Get your coat at
n, buy now and enjoy the pleasure of a full season's
wear.

 

We Are Showing Some Remarkable Values in
Dresses — See Our Windows

 

FELT HATS

\ hipment arrived this morning. We have de-

| place these on sale at a specially attractive
BLOUSES
WALLACE’S

\ nice range of colors & vere $1. 75
= colors, silk crepe, attractive
Third Avenue & Fulton Street

52.95 values for
alues to $2.50; to clear $1.49

 

 

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nsiston “GRANT'S BEST PROCURABLE”—The Original

For Sale at Vendors or direct from **Mail Order
Dept.”” Liquor Control Board, Victoria, B.C.

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“BEST PROCURABLE’

PURE
SCOTCH WHISKY

RICHEST IN FINEST
HIGHLAND MALT

Bottled and guaranteed by William
Grant & Sons Limited Glenfiddich and
Balvenie-Glenlivet Distilleries, Dull
town & Glasgow, Scotland

 

 

 

Christmas Cards

SPECLAL PRICES ON BOXED CARDS

Jivicl ‘ Ww and

REGAL SHOP

 

Mr. and Mrs. John McRae

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{ NION STE AMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince lupe! Vancouve

'SS. CARDENA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M

 

 

 

 

ls and Waypol
'SS. VENTURE EVERY THURSDAY MIDNIGHT
Ne Vancouver
© Port Simpson, Alice Ara \
SP} River points, S\ 8 pm  pnibe
CTAL yw INTER EXCURSION RATE, ROI ” rRIP,
| RUPERT TO VANCOL VER, $32. we
de Nov. 10 te Feb 28, return limit Margh ;
tie P i 1) sailings and tickets at — ’
> PLT ROENCY: wecond \ venue Phone 568
TL, wen
Wee thm neneenaiiniibiiit ie eediaseae
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Ocean Falls and V i
)PM

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NORAH ;
EXCURSIONS TO VANCOUVER

1” to February 3 198s

LOW rect PRINCESS
ROUND TRIP WINTER

hickets * sule November
nal retu

 

on a or write

i! COATES, General

Agent Prince Rupert, BA
ge

'f vou lose anything, try 4 classified ad.

 

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

LOCAL NEWS NOTES

 

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Basketball tonight Anditorium, 7.
| Marr's Messenger Service. Phone
"9, tf |

 

vice Phone 32. tf
Reia Mx tena sailed last night |
}0n the Prince Rupert for a busi-|
| hess trip to Vancouver.
| Don't miss the Oddfellows’ dance
| Friday 18th, Venetian Orchestra. |
|}Good refreshments, Admission 50c.
3t
sellers
F. R. Wilson of Inverness can- |
jnery is paying a brief visit to the|
city, having arrived on last even-

|ing’s train from the Skeena Rive
—_—— }

Bjarne Morisbak is leaving on|
this afternoon’s train for Halifax
where he will embark November 25
aboard the steamer Bergensfjord
for a trip to his native home in
Ni \

Charle Anderson and Frank
Jenkins pleaded not guilty to
charges of drunkenness on appear-
ing before Magistrate McClymont
in city police court this morning
and were remanded until this af-

ternoon

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John McTavish, who has been
identified with the staff of the
Arctic Studio here for some time
sailed by the Prince Rupert last
night on his return to his home
in Victoria. He is the son of Mr
und Mis .D. D. McTavish and the

grandson of Morte H. Craig

ig.

 

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Announcements

 

Oddfelloy Dance November 18
t Nove ) 23
Moose Leg B ( t \
vember 29
Anglican ¢ rch B ir, Nove
ber 22
Elks’ Bridge a Whist N I
ne 23
P f Ba 14
Muose Ha I M
Nov. 2
) B ’
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Cie I 5
G { )
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1 N Yea

 

Family Meat
Market ie

Shouid Lamb, 5 ib

1 Ib. Braid lea

|

Leg of Lamb

1 Ib. Braids + Ibs $1.00

lib, Braid’s Tea

‘hucrne $100)
| ae
a a

Rump Roast, 5 lbs
1 lb. Braid’s Tea

Jolled Rib 4 lbs
1 lb f a s Tea $1.00
sirloin Tip, 4 Ibs

tb. ts a s Tea $1.00

resh Killed Fowl
per Ib
Lee of Pork, 4 lbs
3 lbs, Apples i
Shoulder Pork, 4 lbs
3 lbs. Apples

|
|
957 — Phone — 957 |

‘parlour

| port
ithe south

‘| Get rid of the

See our

lamps. Price with shade

o'clock.

~ o

selection of bridge and

from $7.50. Gordon’s Hardware, tf

 

Hyde Transfer—All Coals are ‘in
For day and night Taxi ser- |dry shed. See adv. for prices. $1.00
per ton lower than any other com-
pany in town. tl

 

C. P. R.
aide, Capt. S. K. Gray,
at 3:30 this afternoon

on her
waypoints.

steamer Princess Adel-
is due in
from
and will sail at 10 pm.
return to Vancouver and

 

“Listen to me on

HEADACHES”

cause .. take
Fruit-a-tives

“I always felt
miserable and
tired as I was
troubled with
constant head-
aches for years.
A lady recom-
mended Fruit-a-
tives and I gave
them a trial and
in less than a
week was feeling like a new person.”
—Mrs. A. M., Wiarton, Ont.
There is something to Fruit-a-tives.
Created after 15 years’ research by @
brilliant physician, Fruit-a-tives is not
to be confused with ordinary pills, oil,
roughage, which act upon only one
organ or possibly two. Fruit-a-tives
stimulate five vital organs to function
were and thereby assures good
health. Try them. 25c and _—

Fruit-a-tives

MAKE AND KEEP YOU WELL

   

 

Union
Ernest
11:30

and

steamer Venture

night

ai i2

last
viled
eturn to

from the
mianight
Vancouver
points :
> department had
yesteraay

a ca
3 o'clock

tinguish a chimney
Mrs. Lottie Bunn
Little, if any

iome Ol

brose Avenue dam

as aone

Hanson

was
imprisonment
f fine, b
MecClyn t in city police
or his fourt
drunkenness

yption
court thi:
offence

Capt.
Georgson, arrived in port at

south
on her
and way-

li
alternoon
fire at
Am-

1

saytenced to
with- |
Magistrate | For Friday and Saturday

Members Attention! Vinland No.

19 at 8
268 |

28 special meeting Nov.

 

D. McD. Hunter returned to the |

jcity on the Princess Adelaide this

|afternoon from a brief business trip |
to Vancouver.

 

W. H. Tobey, C. N. R. divisional
superintendent, returned to the!
city on last evening’s train from!
a trip along the line on official
duties.

—

Douglas Frizzell is
this afternoon’s train for a visit
to the hot springs near Port Es-
sington where he expects to spend
four or five days.

leaving on

 

R. Young, teller in the local
branch of the Bank of Montreal. is
leaving on this afternoon’s train
for Terrace where re will join the
branch of the bank for relief duty.

Another enjoyable dance was
field by the Canadian Labor De-
fence League last night in the Ex-
change Block Hall, there being a
large and jolly crowd at the affair
Music was furnished by members
of the League ana refreshments
were brought by the ladies.

 

J. Stanga and George Halecka,
who have been employed as sec-
tion workers in this district by the

Canadian National Railways, are
leaving on this afternoon’s train
for Halifax where they will em-
bark on December 3 aboard thx
steamer Stuttgart for their native
homes in Czecho-Siovakia, the}
former going to Prague and the

latter to Kassa

Hotel Scale

 

Outstanding Value—Always

‘SALADA

TEA

“Fresh trom the Gardens”

 

Baptist Ladies’ __
Aid Tea-Sale Is

Very Successf

 

In spite of unfavorable weather, |

Church Parlors yesterday after-
; noon to lend their patronage to the
|tea and sale of sewing and home
cooking held there by the Ladies’

Norman Fraser were conveners and
were responsible for the attractive |
decorations with chrysanthemums|
and fall foliage.

The guests were received by Mrs.

Ladies’ Aid.

sewing table while Mrs. A. Ivarson
and Mrs. Vic Houston were in charge

Aid and the affair proved quite}
successful.
Mrs. Charles Larkin and Mrs.})

| James Hampton, president of the}

Mrs. C. O. Campbell and Mrs. H.}
M. Daggett were in charge of the)

|of the home cooking. Mrs. W. W.

}
|Wrathall and Mrs, James: Morrison --

|

| were in charge in the kitchen and
| serviteurs were Mrs. G. Stromdahl,
Mrs. D. Orchard McLeod and Mrs.

P. H. Linzey. Cashier was Mrs. G.
ie Hibbard.
During the afternoon there was

many ladies calied at the Baptist | @ very acceptable musical program

| which included vocal solos by Mrs.
F. W. Allen, accompanied by Mrs.
C. E. Cullin, and violin solos by
Misses Edith Johnstone and Phyl-
lis Hamblin, who were accompan-
ied by Misses Catherine Watson and
Aileen Hamblin respectively.

C.N. R Tests Trains

for the East—

Mondays, Wednesday and Fri:
GANG: 2200 Oa 9:30 am,
From the East—

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
fe CRI: nating wate 8 p.m.

 

 

 

Central

 

I. Anderson,

NLR.

 

 

THRIFT

 

IS SAP E RICE--No. 1 Qual

Mrs. P. J. Ryan and two.childrey
tonight on the Princes

Adelaide for Vancouver where they
1 take up residence, joining Mr

tvan who has joined the servicr

Canadian Mountec

 

 

 

Women’s

Umbrellas
$6.75

New

1 tt
Pacis

all over
silk. Nice

Stripe ind
rms in

handles

The
is really a supt

umbrella
rior article

jewelry store

and

2

very

SUITABLE
GIFT

_JOHN FjULGER:

JEWELLERS

THE STORE WITH THE CLOCK

FOR A

  

 

 

 

RENT
A Radio,

Sewing Machine,
Typewriter

McRAE BROS., LTD.

 

 

 

1 Peed, RUB ak

3 tins
|NABOB COFFEE 9
d
per lb i2¢e
| CREAM OF WHEAT
Al
per 14-0z. pkg isc,

 

 

Money-Savers

14¢

Tomato, Ped

3 lbs
ROYAL CITY SOUPS
or Vegetable

“RESERVED GINGER

per Ib 16c¢
an sa RT: ret TTER "9c

per 3 brick

 

 

TOMATOES
No. 2 tins

CHOICE
City Brand
per tin

ROYAL CITY CORN
Crosby, per tin

ROYAL CITY CUT BEANS 3
per i i c

aRuPt ‘BLEND TEA
Vaiue, per lb

ARGOOD TOMATO
Quart Bottles

bottle

Orchard

CATSUP

27c¢

pe!

 

PALMOLIVE SOAP

(Limit 3) per bar

 

CANADA ‘CORN STARCH
per pkg
ROLLED OATS
8-lb. cotton sack
MINUTE TAPIOCA
2 pkgs
FELS NAPTHA
per bat
MAGIC BAKING POWDER
per 12-o02, tin
CLARK’S PORK &
No, 2 squat tins
RED PITTED CHERRIES
Libby’s No. 2'% tins, per tin

Oeglivies

35¢

per s8ackK

SOAP

BEANS

pel tin

“24e
AUSTRALIAN PASTRY
FLOUR, per 10-Ib. sac .36¢

LYNN VALLEY PEARS

No. 2 tins, per tin
KIPPER SNACKS |
per tin oc
DESSICATED COCONUT
per lb 15¢

 

SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE
per tin 10¢

Thrift Cash & Caity

Phone 179
“CARRY AND SAVE”
Mail Orders Have Our Prompt
Attention

ige
Whit iiec

"=! 32

25¢
7¢
30c
8c

15¢

201 Third Ave

It will
Improve
the Flavor of
Your Cooking!

ON'T take our word for it.
Order a can of St. Charles Milk

Send for this FREE cook book.

this coupon and we will send you a copy
of our new cook book “The Good Pro-
"It contains over 80 pages, illus-
trated in color and will tell you
how to make nearly 200

vider.’

delicious dishes better

with St. Charles.

50 Powe
Vancouver

li Se

   

from your grocer today and use it for
cooking wherever the recipe calls for
milk. You will find that St. Charles will
give a creaminess,a fresh sweet flavor to
your cooking that your family will like.

reet,
B.t

 

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Fill in

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MILK

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For Hot Air Furnaces the
burner moderately priced and
led with tank, $85.00.

burner, the most modern and s:

LESS DIRT — LESS LABOR
CONSTANT STEADY HEAT

“WHITE
absolutely

For Hot Air or Hot Water Furnaces

at a low price, $125.00 installed with tank

Let us give y

Ward Electric & Marine Supply Co.

 

FLAME” natural draft oil

efficient. Price instal-

the “SUPREME” foreed draft
itisfactory burner on the market

ou full details

 

 

Hotel Central Ltd.

Covenient to business district,
homelike, beautiful harbor
views.
reasonable. Spacious
sample rooms.
| FIRST CLASS CAFE
Open at All Hours
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

Hotel Central Ltd.

Rates

 

 

 

First Avenue & Seventh Street

Permanent Wave

SPECIAL

from $3.50 up

For November Only

Call for
ylene.,

free booklet on hy-
What every woman
should know.

Mi Lady Beauty Shoppe
Phone 655

 

 

 

 

 

 

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