Iff'
4u
;lay,
May
20,
1S31
.
THS
DAH.T
NH.WS
r&aa
rm
Why
Not
Let
People
Know
Of
Your
Needs
Today?
Rent
That
Room,
Secure
Help,
Sell
Furniture,'
Real
Estate,
Etc.,
Through
a
Classified
Ad.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
"ieMnSlorllih0
ad,vertisn"
"
this
section
charted
at
the
rate
of
2
cent,
a
word
per
Insertion
with
six
Insertion,
for
the
price
of
four.
By
the
month
the
charge
I,
25c
a
word.
Io
advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c.
FOR
RENT
CHOICE
Apartments
for
rent.
Wcenhaver
Bros.
it
FOR
RENT
Furnished
4
room
flat
with
bath.
Phone
547.
-
tf
:
FOR
RENT
Furnished
5-room
t.
.billow.
Phone
Red
699.
ttj
ROOOMS
for
Rent,
modern,
well'
furnished.
Apply
330
Third
Ave.
119
j
FURNISHED
five-roomed
flat
for
r
nt
steam
heated.
Phone
Blue
345.
tf
FOR
RENT
4
room
house
709
.xt,h
Avenue
West.
Phone
76
or
Orcen
402.
tf
FOR
RENT
Five-roomed
furn
Lhcd
apartment.
Apply
Muisal-
lem
a
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
RENT
-Clean,
well
furnished"
modern
apartment.
Palmer
Ap-
artments.
Phone
Red
444.
FOR
RENT
Pianos,
phonograph,,
sewing
machines
and
can.
Walker's,
cor.
Second
Avenue
u.-id
Fourth
Street
tf
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Mahogany
Weber
pla
it
;.j
Good
snap
for
cash.
Apply
V
.
News.
SIX
HOLE
Flndlay
Rang,
almos'.
i
.v
Cheap.
Owner
leaving
town.
P'.ione
Blue
821.
FOR
SALE
cheap,
18-foot
open
uunch.
lifeboat
style.
4
horsepower
Easthope
engine,
moveable
invxs
cover.
Apply
Daily
New
P1
.'.ne
98.
tf
FuR
SALE
Automatic
Delco
I
i
ling
Plant,
in
good
eondl-
110
volts.
1260
watts.
$8500T.
A;
i.i!y
Secretary.
Skldegate
Inl-'.
I)
s
i'al
Society,
Quetn
Char-
:
Cltv.
B.C.
120
WANTED
Yul
'NO
MEN,
Wild
ARE
SOON
F'NISHINQ
SCHOOL.
DIESEL
'
.INKERINO
HOLDS
THE"
GREATEST
OPPORTUNI-
'J'tl-.s
oF
TODAY.
TAKE
advan-f
our
up-to-date
Schoo.
'
truln
yourself
to
enter
the
i
growing
diesel
Held
as
i
1
i
lt
d
engineer.
Special
low
feat
f
.summer
months.
40c.
pf
u
part-time
work
allowed.
Who
today
for
our
free
"Diesei
Ci
Hirtunities"
booklet.
HEMP-!UJX
DIESEL
ENOINEERINO
hi
UOOLS.
1043
.
Pender
Street
w.
si.
Vancouver,
B.C.
118
SITUATIONS
WANTED
wants
work
Immediately,
fii.nv
or
housework.
Phone
Re1
-18
110
WANTED
work,
experienced
clder-!
womun.
House
or
hotel,
$25
a
lai.uth
Phone
Green
243.
IIS
mim:km.
act
rlflctr
f
lmprovrnifnt
NOTICE
r
ly'-n
Fractional
Mineral
Claim,
4t-in
the
Atlln
Mining
Division
ot
'''
DlMrUt.
W
iixatfd:
About
on
mU
icriy
irom
the
Englntvr
Mlrw
and
"ing
ihf
emulation
8wpatak
"m
Mask
Mineral
Claim.
'
ME
NOTICB
tflat
I.
John
Dunham
"
Minora
Crtilloat
No.
35448
D.
hixty
day
from
tha
Me
hereof
I'll
to
tho
Mining
Rcoidf
for
a
:
"'
'"t
of
Improvement,
for
the
'.'-
nt
obtaining
Crown
Grant
ot
Dove
olahn.
Al
n
further
tote
notice
that
actlun
'"
afction
S5.
moat
be
oomaiencea
ra
thm
luiunb
.urh
P.rtlftate
cr
ImuroTcmrnta.
'"a
thi
;t
dy
of
May.
A.D.
J931.
It.
McN.
FBASER.
'
Awnt
CFi
i
A,
pink
nOSE.
COPPEIt
CLIFP.
J
l
V
I.A3T
CHANCE
OP
THE
PINK
ROSE
GROUP
OP
MINERAL
CT.AIM8.
cituaua
In
th
Cout
Slieeoa
Mining
J
i.-ion
at
head
of
Klekane
Ilet.
takk
NOTICE
Mt
W.
II
Maaon.
free
f'
'
oortlfirate
4707,
Ptancea
Nlcoll.
''t'
imiwr'a
rtrtlflcaU
35318D,
Atexif
n:
M'
Uod.
free
miner's
certificate
34-;
',D
R.
A.
Honeyman.
fr-e
mlnera
cer-
i
34754D..
intend,
alxty
daya
from
'
u
reot
to
apply
to
the
mining
re-'
l'
i
for
ccrtif
Icatea
of
ImproveincntH
.
'
lie
purposo
of
obtaining
crown
v
'or
the
above
claims
Ann
further
take
notice
that
action
'
it
i
fiittlon
83
of
the
Mineral
Act
J.'1"
be
commencd
before
the
Isauanca
ol
'
n
cemtlcatea
of
Improvements.
ott
uu,
i7tjft
day
ox
Apru,
1931.
IIELP
WANTED
CANADIAN
CIVIL
SERVICE.
How
to
get
in
as
Postmen,
Customs.
Stenographers,
Immigration,
etc.
Valuable
booklet
free
from
the
oldest
Ch-il
Service
Correspon
School
In
Canada.
The
M.
c.
C.
Ltd.,
401
Kensington
Bldg.,
Winnipeg.
..t
LOST
LOST
Gold
nugget
brooch,
out
the
new
road.
Finder
p:easc
return
to
Nurses'
Home.
us
FOUND
FOUND
SmaU
ehfjd's
black
shoe
on
Third
Avenut.
Owner
may
have
same
.
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
Office
and
paying
for
this
adveitlsment.
1
PALMISTRY
MRS.
JAMES
CLARK,
Palmistry
and
Crystal
Reading.
Wallae
Block.
Telephone
Black
637.
Public
Stenographer
MURIEL
MORRIS,
office
Westen-haver
Block,
Phone
782.
tf
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
If
It's
on
or
under
the
water
we
do
It."
racif
1C
salvage
CO.
Ltd.
Ful'y
Equipped
lor
Diving
.ftnei
Oeneral
Salvage
Work
Agents
lor
EASTHOPE
KN
til
NET
Uoata
and
Scow
uf
al!
descriptions
lor
Charter
Row
Hoats
and
Canoes
for
Hire
Bargains
in
Gas
Engines
Northern
8.C
DlsiriDutors
.
'
Coolidee
Propelier
Sand
and
Qravei
in
any
quantity
delivered
anywheie
by
water
Phone,
Day
ir
Night
56
PO
Hat
45
CHIROPRACTIC
Sunshine
and
Red
Ray
Treatments
Nervous,
Female
and
Children'
Diseases
Specially
Treated
W.
C.
ASPINALL
(Chiropractor)
Phone
Green
241
&
7
Exchange
Blk.
i()pp.
Orme's)
DRESSMAKER
MISS
N.
ROOERS.
Phone
Black
236.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
AND
BOARD.
Phone
Red
129.
t:
FURRIER
MRS.
G.
FOWLER.
501
Sixth
Av-Vnue
West.
Pnone
Blue
153.
tf
SHOE
REPAIRS
FOR
Finest
Work
try
Louis
Shibig,
331
Second
Avenue
West,
Box
30,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tt
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Phone
177
Dry
Birch.
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine.
tf
RED'S
TRANSFER.
Cartage
and
Furniture
Moving.
Phone
204,
tf
TAXI
&
MESSENGER
FOR-
satisfactory
TAXI
or
Mes-
I
row
0asy
&
Bert
Ooghlln.
AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
We
buy.
sU
or
exchange
am
kind
of
furniture
nr
household
goods,
musical
instruments
ma
hlnery,
etc.
Oeneral
repair
crating,
packing
and
shipplnit
Workmanship
paaranteed.
Just
phone
Black
120
and
we
will
call.
G.
J.
DAWES,
Auctioneer.
Federal
Block.
tf
OH,
HIM
im
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
mcluo.
"ULLiK.y
fiF
you
BRINGING
comwj.
vo
UKE.TO
CiO
TO
oacttv
TO-tOldHT
BOT
I'M
APRAtD
TOA3K
ViFt
To
u-'
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t
J
7l..'
'
0
n
.1
rvi
mil
if"-'
TXC.f
rfitfltfl
TO
"BEE
Silversides
Bros.
PAINTS
WALLPAPERS
GLASS
Third
Avenue
FURNITURE
3fPiece'
Mohair
Chesterfield
Suite
Latest
design
Qlftt
With
Lamp
?JLDt
Another
Bargain
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Phone
775
"WONDERFUL
TLELL"
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
Home
Farm
Beach
and
Meadows
for
the
children.
Excellent
cuisine.
MADAME
RAJAUT
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
SHINGLES
BEST
IN
B.C.
Our
Prince
Rupert
Prices:
No.
1
5x
per
M.
:.
S3.75
No.
1
3x
per
M"
3.25
No.
2
per
M
2.75
ROBERTSON
ti
SIMPSON
Massett,
B.C.
Agent:
Hyde
Transfer,
Phone
580
Frank
H.
Coon
PALMER
GRADUATE
Doctor
of
Chiropractic
Office
Hours:
11
to
12
2to5
7to8
Saturday
and
Sunday
by
appointment.
Consultation
free.
Phone
857
Room
15
Besner
Blk.
House.
Blue
529
Singer
Sewing
macmnes
On
Easy
Monthly
Payment
As
low
as
13.00
per
month
Cneaper
to
buy
than
rent
All
makes
of
machines
repaired.
McRAE
I'.HOS.
LTD.
MM
i
r-nHurn
jfyWffloafr,
Inr.
t4
B-
you
Tm
..'Jlil
iQ
U.H.knigj
UP
FATHER
JlC-ltJU
OONT
CiO
AT
IT
RlCHT
i'LL
Mt
CET
VttUR
I
III
I
V.
VJiFB
TO
LET
A
Call
For
Help
THB
BOSS.
MAC
DON'T
Him
.
VtAvs
TO
UioefM
HB
HASItQoal
ftKSHT
VOB
AAlO
TUFT'S
bOCKIMG
ME
-rwe
MORE
THAW
YOU
HAWB
Wk
ft
LaV.
im
mm
foo
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richt
i
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do
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COM"
MJ"UCIN
I
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Ncyrciorfsi
.
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i
S
i
IT37
,Ps
Clearance
Auction
SALE
THURSDAY,
MAY
21,
at
2
p.m.
next
Federal
Block.
Thfrd'
Ave.
'consisting
of:
Cash
Register;
3
Dressers;
3
Beds;
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite;
4.
Tables;
Oil
Stove;
Heat
er;
Singer
Sewing
Machine;
lot
of
Pictures;
4
Gramophones;
2
Lino
Rugs;
Enamel
Sink;
Tor-!
onto
Couch;
Radio
with
Loud
j
Speaker;
Sideboard;
Auto-Knit-
ter,
and
Miscellaneous
Articles.
Send
your
goods
for
this
sale
I
before
Thursday,
at
11
a.m.
&.
J.
DAWES,
Auctioneer
Phone
Black
120
......
BLASTING
AND
'Earth
Work
r
NELS
ROKKJAR
811
FraSer
Street
Phone
Blue
823
Evenings
GEORGE
MACKLIN
Plain
and
Ornamental
PLASTERING,
STUCCO,
BRICK,
CEMENT,
ETC.
Tel.
Red
832
4
Emad
Blk.
INTERIOR
DECORATING,
PAINTING
AJJD
SIGN
WRITING
Very
moderate
prices.
Easy
Terms
JOEROENP.
MOXLER
Painter
and
Decorator
Phone
Red
802.
7th
Ave.
W.
Big
Crowd
At
Entertainment
Even
more
persons
were
in
attendance
last
night
at
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Monte
Carlo
entertainment
than
on
the
first
evening.
Al!
present
had
a
very
enjoyable
'
time
The
whole
affair
was
very
successful
financially
and
otherwise.
iiMKr"icNlvJ
I
I
(
'
I
II
W0
Clfcl
nV.
I
nllltcc
ftppnee
Voo
TO
v
ij
il
s
--rr
come
ftvc
kl
I
l"'
-
.
.
i
wirH
i
i
i
s
4NQ
Oownr
n
WAS
FIRST
B.C.
MOTHER
Bodies
of
Mother
and
Babe
in
Nameless
Grave
On
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
In
a
nameless
grave
on
a
hillside
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
wai
found
the
skeleton
of
a
younj
mother
and,
her
new-born
babe
the
first
white
mother
of
whom
there
is
any
trace
in
British
Columbia.
According
fb
N.
de
Bcrtrand
Lu-grln,
who
tells
her
story
in
"Pl
ioneer
Women
of
Vancouver
Is-iland."
she
came
to
the
Pacific
I
Coast
more
than
150
years
ago.
A
fur
trader's
ship,
overtaking
a
sinking
vessel,
found
only
two
per-i
sons
left
alive
the
captain
and
his
beautiful
daughter.
"The
father
died
soon
after,
leaving
his
child
In
the
care
of
the
master
of
the
rescued
vessel,"
wrote
Miss
Lugrln,
"who
had
promptly
become
enamoured
of
her
and
urged
his
suit.
But
she
was
very
your;
and
the
thought
of
mating
with
a
man
of
middle
age
was
repugnant
to
her.
Besides,
the
gallant
and
handsome
second
officer
was
also
very
much
In
love
with
her,
and
he
was
little,
more
than
a
lad."
The
story
goes
on
to
tell
how
th
cruel
captain
got
his
revenge
by
thrusting
the
young
girl
and
her
lover
out
on
the
North
Pacific
In
an
open
boat.
Weather
proved
kind
to
them,
and
they
evntually
drifted
ashore
on
the
Queen
Charlott"
Islands,
whre
the
Indians
took
the
falr-halred
girl
for
a
goddesv
For
a
time
she
moved
about
am
ong
the
Indians,
helping
to
nurso
their
sick
and
care
for
their
eh'i
dren.
but
when
her
own
baby
was
bom
she
died.
Such
is
the
legend
of
the
first
white
mother
to
come
to
this
coast.
Supplies'Sent
-
To
Moose
Group
John
Strombeck
Continuing:
Work
on
Alice
Arm
Property
ALICE
ARM,
May
20.--J.
Strom-beck,'
a
pioneer
prospector
of
the
Alice
Arm
district,
has
freighted
supplies
over
the
Dolly
Varden
railway
for
transportation
to
the
upper
Moose
property
In
the
Upper
Kit-sault
country.
Mr.
Strombeck,
with
bis
brother
Ous,
located
and
sold
ihe
Toric
property
in
the
Alice
Arm
district.
The
lure
of
the
high
grade
is
as
strong
as
ever,
jays
the
report.
jPAMPHLET
WAS
HOAX
i
Document
Regarding;
English
Boys
Coming;
Here
Believed
to
Have
Been
Practical
Joke
Recently
there
was
circulated
around
the
city
a
pamphlet
which
purported
to
be
supporting
a
campaign
for
the
bringing
in
of
30,000
bISys"
from
England
to
take
the
Jobs
of
Canadians.
The
following
from
Vancouver
Sun
in
regard
to
same
is
of
Interest:
A
.hoax,
perpetrated
by
an
unknown
Vancouver
resident
caused
a
stir
In
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
in
Toronto
last
night.
To
the
congress
was
read
a
pamphlet,
purporting
to
be
issued
by
"J.
T.
Brown,
Canada
Hall,
1640
Al-bernl
Street,"
and
urging
that
30,-000
English
public
school
boys
be
placed
in
Canada
In
preference
to
Canadian-born
boys.
There
is
no
"J.
T.
Brown"
and
no
"Canada
Hall"
at
that
address.
The
city
directory
lists
Nlelson
Gilbert,
card
writer,
as
the
occupant
of
1C40
Albernl.
The
Vancouver
Sun
learned
that
the
pamphlet
wasprcpared
and
issued
as
a
species
of
practical
Joke.
CREDIT
BUREAU
The
chief
matter
of
discussion
at
the
dinner
meeting
of
Prince
Ru-n?rt
Retail
Merchants'
Association
was
the
proposed
establishment
In
the
city'
of
a
retail
merchants'
credit
Information
bureau.
A
com
mittee"
was
appointed
to
go
more
fuly
Into
plans
for
such
an
establishment
and
to
recommend
action
at
the
next
monthly
meeting.
Inspired
by
recent
burglaries.
there
was"also
discussion
of
the
policing
o'f
the
city
during
the
early
morning
period.
It
was
decided
to
ihtervlew
the
chief
of
police
to
ascertain
if
it
would
not
be
possible
to
have
more
men
on
after
3
ajn.
The
dinner
was
presided
over
by
John
Bulger,
the
president,
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
o'
members.-,
Charles
Hit.
Settemeler,
pioneer
Dawson
newspaperman
and
now
hterested
in
mining
at
Mayo,
was
x
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Mice
this
morning
returning
to
the
?ukon
after
having
spent
the
wln-rr
in
the
south.
By
Westover.
A
CHAMCE
MAC
IS
Iapter,
Biflsafl
By
George
McManus
TBLU-bMC-HIL
&
fjMUM
4
POOK
"
i
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