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roner
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Co.
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$22.00
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RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
&
wood,
from
$28.00
t0
$39.00
2
8-DAY
SESSIONS
CHIME
CLOCKS
Special
$9.95
6
ENAMELLED
STEEL
BEDS
l
$12
50
$14
50
New
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f
8
MATTRESSES
Of
felt
and
pure
white
cotton,
In
all
sizes
from-
$7.50
10
$22.95
2-TONE
ENAMEL
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
and
wood
in,
.
iFromalcst.,:tyICS:
$65.00
10
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16
STUDIO
COUCHES
Can
be
made
into
double
bed,
single
bed
or
two
single
beds.
In
thr
latest
patterns
and
colors.
From
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$36.50
t0
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21
3-plcce
CHESTERFIELD
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rust,
wine,
green,
red,
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and
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From
$75.00
10
$104.00
Hone
BLACK
321
THIRD
AVENUE
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
papar
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
tpe
city.,
HUGE
CROWDS
AT
CARNIVALl
val
offerings
margin
of
play.
During
the
height
of
the
evening
there
was
milling
and
Jostling
which
made
i(
difficult
to
rriove
around
the
floor
at
certain
points.
There
are
Indications
that
on
the
closing
night
this
evening
there
may
be
an
even
larger
crowd
since
a
great
deal
of
in-
m
.
TIRED
FEET
'At
CUsllEfl
COMMERCIAL
PLEASE
register
before
September
MARINE
Agent,
Grade
1,
Department
of
Transport,
Prince
Rupert.
'
B.C.,
$3000
per
annum,
less
$500
.
.
for
value
of
quarters,
If
provided.
High
school
graduation
or
equivalent,
preferably
university
graduation
ln
mechanical
or
civil
engineering;
at
least
five
years'
experience,
ln
construction
and
-repair
work,
of
which
two
year.
.
shall
have
been
In
a
position
of
responsibility;
knowledge
of
navigation
regulations;
administrative
ability.
Open
to
male
residents
of
Prltlsh
Columbia.
Apply
on
forms
obtainable
at
post
offices
;
ln
cities
and
larger
towns
to
Civil
:'
Service
Commission,
Ottawa,
not
later
than
September
6,
1940.
j
(199)
1
WANTED
irELPj,
WANTED
White,
woman
for
one
month'
to
cook
for
157
Sleep
ln.
Khd
Hotel.
jt201
terest
Is
betas
manifested
in
the
public
wedding
which
will
be
the
headline
feature.
With
fully'
regal
settings,
the
coronation
cfremony
was
indeed
I
impressive.
The
queen-
and
her
Crowning
of
Queen
was
nihlijht
lprty-
Ending
Elsie
Murvold
and
Event
Last
Night
Interest
MussaHem.
malds
of
Keen
in
Tublic
Wedding
?n0T-
"d
mt3e
Dorleen
Olsenand
Tonight
Sharon
Moore
as
flower
girls,
en-
jtered
from
rear
of
the
hall,
mov-
The
crowning
of
Judith
Jerstad'fA."
J
"ipe'ed
as
queen
of
the
carnival
was
the
f,"16
T
ad
P"0
and
highlight
event
last
night
as
Prince
Rupert's
faU
carnival
In
aid
of
the
eL
T
,Norton
?ou?f
"
aster
oeremonles.
I
civic
centre
project
conUnued
with
e
crownulS
was
conducted
by
City
a
crowd
in
"
attendance
lanrer
"
than
L
.
ZL
.
,
i
.
X
I
Commissioner
D.
J.
Matheson
who
Exhibition
Hall.
It
was
a
gay
and
generous
assembly
which,
in
addition
to
displaying
keen
Interest
In
the
crowning
proceedings
as
well
made
remarks
suitable
to
the
oc
casion
in
sp
doing.
Miss
Frances
Moore
presided
at
the
piano.
i
After
the
crowning,
the
Queen
as
qther
entertainment
and
exhibit
presented
prizes
to
the
winners
of
features,
gave-the
straight
carnl-,tne
afternoon's
sport
program
and
a
large
and
steady
then
made
a
royal
tour
of
the
carnival.
A.
S.
Nlckerson
and
Alfred
Rivett
acted
as
escorts.
There
was
a
guard..f
honor
from
the
Sea
Ca
det
Corps
Which
took
part
In
the'
procession.
The
Queen's
gown
consisted
of
.
white
net
over
satin
with
robe
of!
black
velvet
and
ermine.
The
maids
of
honor
wore
blue
and
pink
net
lace
respectively
over
satin
with
dainty
coronets.
The
flower
girls
wore
green
and
yellow
frocks.
Lovely
bouquets
were
carried
by
the
Qusen
and
the
maids
of
honor
with
.
baskets
of
flowers
for
the
flower
girls.
Mrs.
W
M.
Watts
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Mc-
Warers
were
in
bharge
of
the
cos
tumes.
The
bride's
costume
iflu
'1.25
CALONA
WINES
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
exhibition
of
his
gymnastic
prow-
came
ess
with,
flying
rings
and
on
the
from
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker's
store
and
mat.
the
gowns
of
the
maids
of
honor
,
To
close
the
evening
there
was
from
Annette's.
again
dancing
with
a
drawing
for
The
prize-winners
In
the'
after-
a
50
war
savings
certificate.
Mrs.
noon's
sports
who
received
their
Sam
Haudenschild
won
last
night's
awards
from
the
Queen
were:
.certificate
with
No.
2526.
Mrs.
6hTs
race
Audrey
Toombs,
Is-'
Henry
Smith
claimed
Wednesday
abel
McKenzIe.
Audrey
Hunter.
night's
bond
with
No.
1613.
Jean
Boys'
race
Eddie
Ciccone,
John
Carlo's
orchestra
provided
music
Gillies,
.
Kioshl.
,wlth
Wm.
Watts
as
master
of
cer-
Men's
100-yard
dash
Dick
Cam-,
emonles-eron.
Wilbur
Jackson.
.
In
charge
of
Hie
Rebekah
tea
Baseball
throw
"
Dick
.
Cameron,
room
last
night
were
Mrs.
Q.
B.
Pete
Postuk.
Church,
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith,
Mrs.
Bicycle,
race
Billy
Sneddon.
Frank
Morrison
and
Mrs.
A.
Barbe
Last
evenins's
entertainment
fM-
wlth
Mrs
w-
A-
McLean,
Mrs.
Peter
15
.for
Mrs.
Hill's
daytime
com-,tUre
was
da'nein
r
and
gymnastic
oiem
A"s-
Gorman
Moorehouse
and
r
-
J
H
Cn
T1.
TT
1.-
:
.4
1
merclal
classes.
Phone
Red
923.
'display
arranged
and
directed
by
MrS-
Dan
Hea'y
astmg
and
tzuu)
Neil
Ross,
supervisor
of
Gyro
play-
au-
"""
uurran
aC"ng
as
i
.'grounds,
ass'lsted
by
Jean
Krause,
ler"
FOH
KENT
FOUND
FOUND
Brooch.
Owner
can
have
same
byi
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
(tf)
iVEItSONAL
HYGIENB.
AND
SANITARY
SUPPLIES
'for
men
and
women.
Write
lot
latest
price
list,
and
receive
'
Free
Novelty
premium.
Buy
confidentially
by
mall
and
save.'
Western
Supply,
Box
667,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
(S.
15)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Eight-roomed
modem
house
"
(three
bedrooms)
with
two
lots
fenced
lnl
Phone
Black
483.
.
199
i
'
"'
FOR
SALE
Chrysanthemums
in
pots,
named
varieties.
Price
50c.
and
65cJ
each.
Phone
mornings
or
evenings.
BlueJH.
199
FOR
SALE
1940
Fordor,
4600
miles,
condition
like
new.
Reduced
price
for
quick
sale.
S.
E.
Parker
Ld.
jySITION
WANTED
NYQNE
requiring
the
services
of
a
pompetent
accountant
after
October
15
communicate
Box
20,
Dally
News.
Auditors
reports
and
references
on
request.
(203)
VALE
nELI
V
ANTKI)
Ruth
Scherk,
Frances
Robertson
!
and
Louise
Bird
'with
Charlotte
Rev.
W.
R.
Welch,
United
Church
PfiR
PPNTnt
claw
ronm
and
kv--"""'!.
huiuu.
utiu
ccua,
WHO
nM
Deea
board..
boafdSoGreen
Phone
Green
,973.
?73
S
(tn
Rrt
was
a
rench
mlnuet
ln
cos-
ln
the
clty
thls
week
attending
h
tmp
by
ten
coupleS
and
then
an
sesslons
of
prlnce
Rupert
p
"
l
.
,,,
.
,
.
.
A
Unn
Dim.
r.
ti
1
1
i
f
,i
uuvvii
wau
ruuune
wm
sau
py
me
uardena
to-
by
six
couples
in
evening
gowns
morrow
morning
ana
dress
suits.
Nell
Ross
gave
an
down
the
coast
We
Want
Send
your
remittance,
with
number,
ratik
and
name,
and
unit
oftne
soldier
overseas
to
SWEET
CAPS,
P.O.
Box
6000,
Montreal,
P
Q.
mm
on
his
return
Sweet
,
$1.00
sends
300
SWEET
CAPORAL
or
WINCHESTER
cigarettes
or
$1,00
wilf
send
eitner
1
lb.
of
OLD
VIRGINIA
pipe
lobocco
or
1
lb.
of
SWEET
CAPORAL
FINE
CUT
(with
Vogue
papers)
fo
Canadians
serving
in
C.A.S.F.overseas
only,
2.50
sends
1,000
cigarettes
lo
an
individual
or
unit.
Sprinff
Filled
lattress
(
.
.
$18,75
liupcrtia
Matrcss
$27.50
Slumber
King
Mattress,
$28.50
MacKenzie's
furniture
I'hnne
775
COMEDY
FEATURE
"The
Housekeeper's
DamMer,"
at
Capitol
Theatre,
Makes
Entertainment
Appropriate
to
Carnival
Spirit
An
hilarious
screen
comedy
romance.
"The"
Housekeeper's
Daughter."
with
Joan
Bennett
appearing
In
the
title
role
as
a
dark-tressed
glamor
girl
and
Adolphe
Menjou
as
a
screwy
newspaperman
heading
the
cast,
opened
at
the
Caplto)
Theatre
last
night
and
continues
this
evening.
It
makes
excellent
entertainment
appropriate
to
the
carnival
spirit
now
pervading
the
community.
John
Howard
and
William
Oargan
head
the
supporting
cast.
The
story
of
"The
Housekeeper's
Daughter"
concerns
the
mad
and
merry
antics
of
a
group
of
amateur
and
professlonel
sleuths
who
try
whose
various
members
are
work
lng
at
cross
purposes,
are
the
beautiful
and
alluring
housekeeper's
daughter,
the
scion
of
the
prominent
family,
two
newspapermen,
a
I
ACT
Turn.
1U.(,H
2
Shows,
7:00
and
u-
Fun
Marches
On
Get
Them
With
mob
of
gangsters
and
a
psychopathic
homicide.
A
smash
climax
Is
A
fiftv
cei.;
u
provided
when
AdolDhe
Menjou,
as
often
make
you
tnauy
jt
the
crack
news
hound,
solves
ihr
muraer
after
he
has
terrorized
a
gang
of
underworld
hoodlums
In
burst
of
firecracker
glory.
Joan
Bennett,
as
the
housekeep-j
cr's
daughter,
arouses
the
romantic
Interest
of
the
wealthy
young
man
when
she
run?
away
from
the
underworld
to
join
her
mother
who
I
Rayon
Hose
35c
a
Pair
or
3
pairs
for
$1,
and
FREE
Get
An
Extra
Pair
Free
mMBOHrani
Don't
Miss
This
VALUES
Dozens
of
Items
VALUES
'I
75c
to
$1.50
SWEATERS
49c
$2
PURSES
19C
$12
to
$25
DRESSES
$7.95
$4
LINEN
COAT
SUITS
$1.00
TO
TO
IkTALk
3.
"The
Housekeeper's
Daughter"
With
Joan
llcnnctt
(At
7:12
and
9
47)
ADDED
MARCH
of
TIME
CARTOON
andjVEW
More
IughsSaturdaj
JOE
E.
RUOWN
in
"BEWARE
SPOOKS"
to
solve
the
mysterious
murder
of
a
Broadway
playglrl
In
the
swanky
Is
housekeeper
in
tu
town
house
of
a
socially
prominent
family.
The
your
ramuy.
in
this
hilarious
group.
iniirnai..,ir
nn,
first
clue
In
thr
case
while
maklnu
night
clubs
with
newshounds.
to:.
:
i
a
til
.art
VOGUF
ofikiTouml'
lc
SALE
DRESSES
Buy
One
Dress
At
The
Sale
Pritt
f
of
$3.95
and
Choose
Another
for
It
1
A4jrumt;
arcsses
in
siyiun
numbers
you'll
like.
Value
to
$10
each.
wnue
iney
last.
The
sale
everyone
Is
talking
about
Womens
Hose
Fall
and
Winter
Women's
Coats
Fur
trimmed
and
plain
Values
to
$25
50c
on
Our
9c
TABLE
$1
on
Our
29c
TAME
$4
DRESSES
$1J'
$2
to
$4
MILLINERY
"
$8
to
$10
Knitted
Suit
$2
to
$4
SKIRTS
9c
RUPERT
3IEN'S
STORE
SALE
OF
j
Womens
Wear
Surplus
210
SIXTH
STREET
-
nctwecn
2nd
and
3rd
Avenues
-
-
-.
i,im9
aim
liuvi
siure
'
fWaorKtOOOOOar000000006aaimoo
rjotH
Last
Shipment
of
New
Cars
We
Have
Just
Received
a
Carload
of
Chevrolet
Coach
and
Coupe
Special
I)c
Luxe
Models
'
We
strongly
advise
buying
before
the
prim
-d
sharp
increase
in
prices
LONG
MOTORS
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
1