Kim.
June
25,
1932
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE.
Thousands
of
People
Read
The
Advertisements
on
This
Page
Every
Day
RENT
THAT
ROOM,
SECURE
HELP,
SELL
FURNITURE,,
REAL
ESTATE,
ETC.,
hTHROUGH
A
CLASSIFIEDADyERTKEffiNT
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
,.r
renl.
for
'sale
jmd
all
other
.mall
advertisements
In
this
action
charted
at
the
rate
of
8
rent,
a
Hrd
per
Insertion
with
alj
Insertions
for
the
priee
of
four.
By
the
month
the
-charge
is
25c
a
word,
No
advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c.
FOR
SALE
:l
!ih.N
IlANOE
for
sale
cheap
ni:
HAUS-Bswean,
stove
side-c.
twQ
beds,
piano.
Phone
H
k
417.
14
Sl'l.l
'.
pi
Id
.
I
A:
SALE
pair
of
adjustable
.iting
haagari.
Also
'
'i
iron
tank.
Apply
Daily
Newt.
tf
I
j
i
KALE
or
Rent.
8th
Ave.
West,
mum
house
with
steeping1
i
and
basement.
Apply
Box!
'
D.iily
News.
152
FOR
RENT
!H.!iN
Hawks
far
Rent.
:u
6Ui
Ave.
West.
PAINTERS
applfi
1M
4
V
K
REKT
Five-room
furnished
use
Harbor
view.
Fourth
Av-u'
East.
T.
MoC'lymunt.
.:;
RENT
five-room
modern
.
use,
furnished
lor
July
and
.Vi'iust.
Phone
(Sreen
83f
even-v
152
iKKN
six-roomed
house,
hot
.ler
furnace,
and
electric
v(-
Apply
530
Sixth
Avenue
iw.
tf
HELP-WANTED
K
AHEAD-
-Oet
Into
the
Civil
ivae
as
Postman.
Clerk.
Cus-ms
Examiner,
imrnig
Inapec-
u-
Full
details
free
from
the
MC'C.
Winnipeg-
I
PERSONAL
i'
I
'.iv
ATE
Kindergartens
pay
Ad-wc
given
tree
by
the
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute.
Winnipeg
WATCHMAKERS
S.
nd
Your
Watch,
Clock,
Jewellery
ami
Optical
Repair
to
A,
E.
IRELAND
S'
Third
Ave
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Jiilrty
Years
Practical
Experience
Assures
Absolute
Sattefactten
OUR
NBW
LOW
PRICK
WILL
SURPRISE
YOU
LIGHTEN
YOUR
SPRING
CLEAN-INO
LABORS
Phone
Red
801
(evening)
(o
J.
P.
MOLLER
for
-Kalsomining,
Painting
&
Paperhanging
By
Day
or
Contract
REASONABLE
CHARGES
The
AUCTIONEER
Packing
-
Crating
-
Wrapping
and
General
Furniture
Repair
,Lfct
ypnr
goods
with
me
GEo!
J.
IJAWES
Phone
Black
120
AUCTIONEER
List
your
goods
with
us
Prince
Rupert's
leading
Auctioneer.
G.
M.
HUNT
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
637
Plaster
of
Paris
is
made
by
fcst-Kypsum.
limestone,
in
a
chulky
CHIROPRACTIC
W.
C.
Aspinall
Itoee
Vear
Qraduate
chiropractic
E
14
Modern
Ray
Treatment.
(liven
Phone
tor
Appointment
Green
Ml
and
$19
I,
Goodyear
Tires
at
kwox,Opn
Evenings
than
say
mall
-
Katam
Motors
Ud
Phone
1
PAPERHANGING
Paperhanj;inirt
Kalsomining
and
Painting
At
prices
that
will
suit
you
6
Exenanae
Bllr
Phone
Red
918
Summer
Resorts
-
C.
Rouse
SUMMER
RESORTS
When
Coming
to
TERRACE
Tor
Your
Picnic
or
Holiday
MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS
AHEAD
WITH
US
To
Greet
You
on
Arrival
We
Meet
All
Trains
Special
Rates
For
Picnic
Parties
to
Lakelse
Lake
We
Can
Take
You
Anywhere
at
Any
Time
At
Moderate
Rates
SWAIN'S
TRANSFER
&TAXI
Wood
Coal
Terrace,
B.C.
FOR
RENT
Furnished
Cabins
on
the
Lakelse
Lake
Shore
Close
to
Mineral
Baths
and
Lodge
Apply
V.
Soucle.
Terrace,
B.C.
"THE
DUNES"
At
Beautiful
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Th
ideal
summer
resort.
A
home
away
from
home.
A
place
for
OSSSmmto
rest
and
where
the
children
can
play
uk
vu
ynnited
and
without
danger.
.
.
i
riimat
-nil
the
nlpsiirps
of
the
aisd
tS2t
home
Sd
cooked
m"S.
meals.
Trout
and
salmon
fishing
hi
Tlefl
River.
ci.inu
HATES
FOR
THIS
SUMMER
mto
It
possible
for
anyone
to
pay
a
vWL.Here
is
cost
per
120
person:
Board
ana
room
i
"
-
Return
steamship
fare
.
Care
hire
to
ami
Horn
boat
Tutal
for
12
(lavs
Children.
half
price.
No
extras
"TII.LIE
THE
TOILER"
i
OH
MUMty-
MAC
HASM'T
lHOJM
op
VETy
j..;'$4o
Prince
Jha
leaves
Prince
Rupert
June
10,
24,
July
8,
22.
Aug.
5,
.19
Write
or
Telegraph
niauame
najaui
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ofes
op
1
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au
mJHT
v3
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y
DAIRIES
For
FItESH
LOCAL
MILK
Phone
Red
608
or
953
j
DOMINION
DAIRY
Farms
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
057
TRANSFERS
POSTPONED
A.
9
Quarts
or
14
Pints
for
$1.00
1
PASTEURIZED
MILK
i
IS
SAFE
MILK
f
CAMERON'S
Transfer
Phone
177
for
Dry
Birch.
Cedar
and
Jark
Pine.
AUCTION
SALE
of
Household
Effects
ON
SATT'KDAY,JUNE
25,
at
7:15
tf.m.
AT
THE
FEDERAL
BLOCK,
On
account
of
Closing
Bylaw
my
sale
of
Thursday
15
was
cancelled,
to
I
will
sell
on
Saturday
the
following:
2'fRanres;
New
Tent;
3
Gramaphones;
3
Beds;
2
Diningroom
Suites;
4
Heaters
3
Dressers;
I.
-Carpets;
Auto
Knitter;
Centre
Tables,
and
miscellaneous
articles.
Send
In
your
goods
for
this
sale.
G.J.
Dawes
THE
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
120
Red
C33.
llOVFJUNMt-NT
l(Jt
OK
AC'T-
Motttw
"f
Ai
I
"
it
to
Tranntrr
of
iwr
Lleence
NeUct
to
hereby
fiwn
thi.
on
tht
11
lh
day
ot
July
next,
ttw
uixlm.ifird
inttufe
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
uonarr.t
to
tfnafer
of
Beer
Uoeuce
Number
SOSS
MM
toMied
In
rr-ipoot
of
piw"
kn
BMt
of
a
building
known
aa
tht
Roy
Hotel,
ttuat
701
TIHra
Amrat
vyrm,
nuwr
Ipert.
n
C
upon
t;
awai
oeorloeJ
ilxxa
non
11
a:
-I
IS
Block
S2.
BeoUoii
u.
Nn
aaa
Prime
Runeri
lATta
RratnUoB
DMtrtot.
In
tftw
ProvJocr
ol
BrttM
UilunWa.
Iram
DUmatitre
ar
Zeppelin
Flew
t
Across
Harbor
Miniature
Airship
of
Robert
'
lart
Has
Successful
Flight
v
Mrs.
Thomas
Balllnger,
who
has
SEAL
COVE
TRANSfSR.
Wood
for
the
2
sale
at
reasonable
prices.
Green
609
or
Blue
903.
Phonr
returned
to
city
from
the
inter
ior
on
this
afternoon's
train.
Mrs.
F.
D.
Rice
and
daughter,
Miss
Rose
Rice,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands.
Carl
Johnson
of
the
Knox1,
who
has
been
spending
the
Dast
few
months
in
the
south;
re
turned
to
the
city
from
Vancou
ver
on
the
Cardena
last
evening.
!
Horaee
Duhamel
has
a
simple
remedy
for
spit
bug.
He
dusts
the
bug
with
fine
earth
or
dust
and
:
t
torU
the
nvnedv
verv
effective.
jThis
method
is
said
-to
be
usd
by
others
In
the
city.
I
Frank
Russell,
who
has
been
studying
electrical
engineering
at
Calgary,
returned
home
on
this
afternoon's
train.
He
Is
the
son
of
Mrs.
Stanley
Smith
of
this
city.
W.
H.
Tobey,
C.
N.
R.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
one
I
of
his
periodical
trips
over
the
line
as
far
as
Jasper
duties.
COL.
GRANT
MORDEN
IS
DEAD
Park
on
official
'.Detroit
24
ALASKA
WEATHER
Juneau
High,
58;
low,
48.
Ketchikan
High,
62;
low,
46
f.ANI
ACT
'tlrr
of
Intrntlen
to
iJind
Apply
to
Isaae
In
Qviem
Chiriotur
District
Land
Re-eoroing
Dhrtrtet
of
Prlnee
Rupert,
aa
situate
In
front
of
part
of
Block
6.
Supdletoton
of
Lot
S.
Queen
Cbarlotta
Dlatrlet.
Map
948,
Towniite
of
Oranam
CKy
Take
not
Ira
that
c
Imperial
Otl
Umltd,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
ooetrpaUe
OH
Distributors,
lnteadi
to
apply
tor
Irate
of
the
following
dcacrtbM
Oetnmratln
v
a
Doat
Dlanted
l
chain
aouth
of
ta
N.W.
corner
of
the
Mid
Block
6.
thence.
aottthwcBtvartlly
3
chalaa;
Urtsoe
MMithecatwardlr
i
of
Prtnoa
Rupert.
BrMa
Oolwnnla.
,
th
ore
line
at
HW.M
to
point'
trJwl!rtr
!ol
ooBunenoement
and
oontatota
DATED
at
PrUMSt
BupertAthM
JUlU
7tVl
7th
a..
day
,
r.
t,
I
Of
JOT.
AX)
1M
IMPERIAL
OIL
1IMITED.
NORTHERN
HOTEL
OOJIPAhT.
pr
H.
T.
Ootliaon
Agent
"
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P
:
ft-morfSSa.
Bonctora.
j
PRINTING
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Phone
234
Manure
For
Sale
No
Straw.
$2.00
Per
Yard
Casey
Cartage
Fuel
Co.
T1.
of
a
nunc
National
League
W.
Chicago
34
Boston
34
Pittsburg
29
Philadelphia
34
Brooklyn
32
New
York
28
St.
Louis
28
Cincinnati
30
American
League
W.
New
York
43
Washington
21
PhlWdelnhKL
37
Cleveland
35
St.
Louis
32
Chicago
22
Boston
11
AT
52
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Comoanv
Quebec.
It
was
capltaliz?
!
ed
at
$15,000,000
and
formed
in
1913.
j
Steel
Corporation
The
British
Empire
Steel
Ctorpdr"-
The
police
received-a
call
during
ation,
planned
along
the
lines
of
the
week
telling
them
that
a
me
unuea
biates
oieei
uorporauon.
ismall
Zeppelin
was
flying
across
was
launched
in
1920
with
a
capl-;the
harbor
and
suggesting
that
the
talization
of
half
a
billion
dollars.
!
person
aboard
might
fall
and
be
It
was
to
Include
Dominion
Steel
iv,,
Corporation,
Nova
Scotia
Steel
and
"it
was
found
on
inquiry
that
the
Coal
Company,
Halifax
Shipyards
.
'miniature
Zeppelin,
about
six
feet
and
Canada
Steamships
Company.
Fresh
from
BUlkley
Valley
1mg
had
becn
started
from
the
The
last
named
dropped
out
of
the
W
-.
a.
uvA
After
A
fin
a
checkered
ktl
AaItAP
MMMtP
career
the
Hfi
Acropolis
Grounds
by
Robert
Col-
scene.
a
lart,
10
years
and,
very
soon,
It
British
Empire
Steel
Corporation
was
caught
by
the
breeze
and
car-
passed
irora
tne
nanas
oi
lis
on-
ried
out
over
the
harbor,
finally
;
dropping
into
the
woods
on
the
I
other
aide.
It
flew
several
hundred
feet
above
the
water.
LOCAL
NEWS
ginal
promoters,
represented
by
Roy
M.
Wojvtn,
into
the
bands
of
Sir
Samuel
Holt
group
of
Canadian
financiers
while
Dominion
Steel
Itself
went
Into
voluntary
liquidation
with
the
National
Trust
company
In
charge.
Colonel
Morde
nwas
born
July
20,
1880,
the
son
of
Captain
W.
H.
and
Sarah
Anne
Morden.
He
was
educated
at
Toronto
Collegiate
Insti
tute.
Toronto
University,
Harvard
and
Perm
University.
He
married
Doris,
daughter
of
Charles
O.
Hen-shaw,
Vancouver,
in
1909.
They
hsd
one
son
and
three
daughters.
In
his
early
business
career
Colonel
Morden
represented
the
Canadian
Cabinet
Company
and
Canadian
Wood
Manufacturing
Company
In
England
and
while
in
Lon
don
formed
influential
financial
connections
which
afterwards
became
Interested
in
the
steamship
and
steel
and
coal
mergers.
Baseball
Standings
L.
27
29
27
33
33
30
31
39
L.
19
27
28
27
30
31
39
50
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
12.
Los
Angeles
6.
Sacramento
3,
Missions
1.
Pet
J557
.540
J518
.507
.492
.483
.474
.435
Pet.
.693
.578
.569
.557
.535
508
.361
.180
BASEBALL
TODAY
The
Intermediate
League
baseball
fixture
between
Young
Sons
of
Canada
and
Young
Empress,
scheduled
for
tomorrow
afternoon,
will.
Instead,
be
played
this
afternoon
at
the
Aeropolls
Hill
grounds.
A
r
1
in'
First
Peter
Raviola
put
Mac's
Valeterla
on
the
blink
A
Delayed
DanCe
Then-Mac
disappeared
and
Raviola
was
found
slugged.
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OW,
UtJ.
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mm
f
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AU.-rE'
V
TsBsssak
'ill
'.i.-ffr"Hen?a
aWH!
saasat---ia.-
s
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
Granville
St.
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace,
D.C.
!
General
Store,
Anyox.
Smlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
era.
B.C.
RISK0
WAS
VICTORIOUS
;
Mickey
Walker
Lost
Decision
To
Boxing
Baker
in
Ten-Round
Bout
Last
Night
i
CHICAGO,
June
25
Johnny
Risko
was
given
the
detTittpn
over
Mickey
Walker,
in
a
tfjyreuftdbost.
Ttie
Toy
Ballot
waadsd
uoly
I
four
rounds.
1
"
,
'
'
Eagles'
Dance
Was
Enjoyable
Crowd
of
150
Persons
Present
at
Affair
in
Aerie
Ilaall
Last
Night
I
The
local
gaeles'
Lodae
held
an-
!
other
of
its'
enjoyable
dances
last
I
night
in
the
Aerie
Han,
a
crowd
oi
about
150
persons
being
hi
atten
dance.
Splendid
music
was
furnished
by
Charlie
Balagno
and
his
orchestra
and
Frank
Fltagerald
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
Dancing
commenced
at
0:30
p.m.
land
concluded
at
2
ajn.
James
Brown
presided
at
the
door.
CROPS
ARE
DOING
WELL
(Continued
from
Page
1
;
and
any
grain
acreage
affected
has
jbeen
reseeded
to
00-day
barley.
Prospects
gepermty
are
exeefient.
,
Central
Satkachevin
report
;
good
weather
for
growing
crops
dur-llng
last
week.
In
the
BatUeford
Isubdiviston
conditions
are
better
I
than
they
have
been
for
years
and,
if
these
remain
favorable,
a
record
,
early
naif
eat
will
be
realised,
j
Throughout
the
entire
Prince
Al-!
bert
division
crop
conditions
continue
good.
Wheat
is
heading
out
i
and
is
of
good
stand.
Coarse
grains"
have
made
remarkable
progress.
Moisture
is
plentiful
but
warm
weather
is
still
required.
Prospects
are
tor
better
than
arerasje
crop
over
the
entire
division.
;.'
In
the
territory
southwest
of
Saskatoon,
weather
during
the
past
week
has
been
favorable.
The
crop
is
not
suffering
for
moisture.
but
a
good
general
rain
teduM
help
growth.
Hay
crops
and
pasture
land
are
fa
good
shape.
Some
damage
from
cutworm
is
reported
but
this
is
not
extensive..
(
In
Alberta
good
growing
weather
has
been
experienced
during
the
past
week.
Early
wheat
is
in
shot
blade.
Scattered
showers
were
ex
perienced
throughout
Central
Al-
Derm,
in
Uic
ry-ai
mm-
dertley
subdivuooni,
prospects
point
to
a
bumper
crop.
Cutworms
have
caused
slight
damage.
The
feed
situation
is
good.
.
In
the
Acadia
Valley
subdivision
hall
visited
the
territory
about
six
tniles
north
of
the
town
of
Acadia
Valley
but
very
little
damage
re
sulted.
Prospects
asstmw
exceptionally
good.
Weather
has
been
warm
in
the
Peace
River
territory
with
some
heavy
showers
In
the
Stave
Lake
subdivision.
The
Qrahcte
Prairie
subdivision
reports
crops
are
pro
gressing
more
slowly
ana
aaoiuonai
ram
would
be
beneficial.
Receipts
of
cattle
.
on
western
stock
vards
have
Increased
over
the
previous
week
but
hog
receipts
show
a
similar
amount
of
decrease.
The
veal
calf
market
is
a
shade
stronger.
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Westover.
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