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daily
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PKnr.
ttvp.
Thousands
of
People
Read
The
Advertisements
on
This
Page
Every
Day
RENT
THAT
ROOM,
SECURE
HELP,
SELL
FURNITURE,,
REAL
ESTATE,
ETC.,
THROUGH
A
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENT
fT
.
ill,,.
CLASSIFIED
FOR
.SALE
sale
B-by
Carriage,
eanvfu,
lx-up.
Phone
Blue
80S.
10V
-
;T
-Modern
suites
with
rooms
422.50.
Apply
Q.
i
Ltd.
10U
FuB
fi.Ul'
-
18-foot
speed
boat.)
-s
shape.
Alo
10-horse-1
p,:,v
oray
engine.
Apply
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152
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News.
tl
STOMAL
-Goodyear
Tires
at
lower
v.r-
han
any
mall
order
K
uen
Motors
Ltd.
Pbonp
FARM
FOR
SALE
i'
Ai
r
it
Dorreen,
2
miles
from
;.,'.,:
buildings
on
It.
10
acres
Iki,"
Pmi'-'
$250.
clear
tlQe.
Aj.-.
W
P
Box
785.
Prince
Rupert.
FOR
RENT
Rent
in
private
iMBM,
n
preferred.
Phone
(,'!
113
re?
SENT
Modern
furnished
'
o?
uiinjmuir
Street.
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ir..:,.-r.itor.
m
rfnt
Clean
well
furaUhd
wen
i-room
suite,
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f:
pfcone
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:(
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t
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details
from
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tf
HEJABlJ!
MAN
to
take
care
store
i!
-tribute
and
collect;
o-
"induct.
nroteted
territory;
T.!
x-'iitnt
weekly
income.
:
in
P'
anut
Pmdnaia
St
Paul
PERSONAL
'JMFN
WANTEP
to
ponducti
tut
u
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Clasje$
at
home.i
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Bldg..
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PAINTERS
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lor
Kidscmining,
Painting
&
Pajierliangiiig
B.v
Day
or
Contract
REASONABLE
CIIARQES
DAIRIES
For
FRESH
LOCAL
MILK
J'tono
Red
G08
or
953
DOMINION
DAIRY
1
Quarts
or
14
finta
tot
MAO
?e
AUCTIONEER
"'"inn
rrn
iif..in
Oenerui
Tornlture
Jlepalni
I
via
i
vur
goods
with
me
UAWES-'hone
Black
120
ADVERTISEMENTS
FOUND
suitable
lor
office.
FOUND
on
Rnfr
naii
.
pip
-aif.
A
bargain,
4.roomed
,i
iith
hath
wmcrft.
fnnn.
SHOE
REPAIRS
GET
THE
REST
JN
WORKMANSHIP
At
the
Same
I'rire
LOUIS
SIH1JIG
QUALITY
SHOE
REPAIRS
"
.
.
318
Sl.lh
,..
imi
Kooa
Dasemeni.
rnone
113
tfi
Prince
Rupert
SALVAGE
&
TOWING
"If
It's
on
or
under
the
water
we
do
It"
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.
Fully
Equipped
For
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Arents
for
KASTIIOi'K
ENGINES
BeaU
and
Scows
of
all
descriptions!
for
Charter
Itow
Boat
and
Canoes
for
Hire
BARGAINS
IN
GAS
ENGINES
Northern
B.
C.
Distributors
Cooliilge
Propellers
lWjfland
and
Gravel
in
any
quantity
tmivrrcq
anywnere
by
water
Phone
Day
or
Night
5C1
j
P.O.
Box
15C4
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"TILIJE
THE
TOILER"
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MIGHT
MAC
MET
MAM
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PlND
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TRANSFERS
:,t,
cheap.
Phone
UnI
K
G1ove,
apply
CAMERON'S
TransTeT
V
Advtrult,
in
the
Dally
News.
p-vwi
Phone
177
for
Dry
Birch,
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine.
-it
v
"
b'uuiiub
tuna-'
.
,
.
,
,
store.
Apply
Dally
News,
tain
pen
and
two
nenciu
Armiu'-TTT
Z
1
tf
Dally
New.
TO
y,
8EAL
c0vE
TRANSFER
Wood
CHIROPRACTIC
W.
C.
Aspinall
OPTOMETRISTS
Mall
Your
Watch
to
A.,E.
IRELAND
Watchmaker
321
Third
Avenue
Prinee
Rupert
-
for
Estimate
By
Return
JEWELLERY
and
OPTICAL
REPAIRS
Summer
Resorts
When
Coming
to
TERRACE
For
Your
Picnic
or
Holiday
MAKi:
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
mI
Coal
Terrace,
B.C.
TMIs
CSlEEM
THAT
VAiAS
CUT
T
IMVENTOfi
I
uANT
TO
MAKE
HIM
A
BIG
POOPOSniOM
MY,
CAftOJJ
ENCOURAGING
FARMING
(Continued
from
Page
1)
ipete
In
the
open
market.
i
Central
B.C.
was
one
of
the
best
'mixed
farming
countries
In
Canada.
Its
climate
was
excellent,
the
soil
rich,
there
was
plenty
of
land
and
the
settlers
were
an
Intelligent
people,
ready
to
change
their
me-
,
thods
to
adapt
them
to
new
condi
tions.
Mr.
Bowman
then
told
of
the
work
representing
an
Investment
of
$11,-
fnrlnnn.
all
nf
xvYnYt
harl:
heon
tviM
1r
Edmonton.
i
The
Dominion
was
loaning
the
LAMI
ACT
.Vuthe
tif
Intrntlon
to
.tpf
to
Iuf
rORKSIIOKB
In
Com
DKtrlet
Ukac
ivwordine
nu-
I
tr.ct
of
Prlnoe
Rupert.
BC,
and
akuaU
'Smith
IsUtkI
at
Osborn
Point
Junc
tion.
Invrrneag
aim
De
Horsey
Pawae,!
eaeeoa
tuver
ma
in
rront
part
or
L.
C919.
Ran
8
ooeM
district
Take
aetfce
Um
W.
Imperial
Oil
Llwttrt
qt
Vanouvcr.
B.C..
ocupatkn
Oil
DIMrrbutora,
totend
to
apply
for
n
I
Witt-
tf
tbe
fallowing
described
land:
j
ComnMOclac
at
a
post
planted
at
!
hlgti-wtr
mark
and
at
S
z.
Comer
of
It.
6919.
Range
5,
ooact
dmrtot.
tbtm
:
1
chain
But;
tftencc
10
chain
North
ItbMire
3
tHaim
Want,
thence
10
ihtfeM
Soutta
following
and
coat
lining
3
acre,
r.iore
or
leaa,
tto
ahre
lle
at
ll.WAI.
t
olnt
o
commencement.
it:pebial
oil
umited
iPdled
ilaroh
10.
per
M.
A.
Oerrartt
rasa
UNO
ACT
IVjii
l-ACC
ZY1T
Agent
Nollrr
of
Intrntlrfli
to
Apply
to
Im
i-ann
la
Queen
Charlotte
Diatrlot
Land
Recording
DMtrlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
ami
situate
In
fiont
at
pan
of
Btepk
b.
Sqpdhrtaloa
of
Lot
3.
Queen
Obarlott
District,
Mas
948.
Townalte
of
aiaham
Or!
jr.
.
Take
notice
Uwt
we.
Imperial
Oil
limited,
ot
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Oil
Distributors.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
'ease
of
the
toUowtng
described
OcoHneeln
at
a
post
planted
V
Chain
aoiU
of
t.
K.W.
corner
off
the
aid
Block
S.
thence
aoutbweatwardly
3
chain;
theorc
noutheaatwardly
8
ehetno;
thence
northeastwardly
3
chain;
thence
northwectwardiy
iollovr-tog
the
shore
line
at
H.W.M.
to
.point
of
commencement
and
containing
IK,
acres,
more
or
less.
IMPERIAL
OIL
UMITED.
per
If.
T.
CoUlson.
Agent
Dated
April
5.
1933
AUCTIONEER
List
your
goods
with
us
Prince
Rupert's
leadlnc
Auctioneer.
G.
M.
HUNT
3rd
Ave.
fhone
Red
617
Manure
For
Sale
No
Straw,
$2.00
Per
Yard
Casey
Cartage
Fuel
Co.
Phone
303
PRINTING
OFFICE
SlirPLIHS
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Phone
234
L
A3
FA
I
T
4
CD1
M1L',i
wl
mm
II
fi
-r
cr
rt
i
mi
vi
.
'
-
-
-
tmt
.
i
I
g
1
1
EMBARGO
ON
VEGETABLES
Lettuce,
Celery,
Cabbage
and
Bunch
Carrots
Scarce
Owing
to
Foot
and
Mouth
Disease
On
account
of
an
epidemic
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
in
four
ot
the
n
root
am
crofat
rriArrr
fa
ifrmr
that
was
being
done
by
his
depart-
.
.
.
OM
menl
They
hadalready
introduced
tnrSJZZ
into
the
valley
400
breeding
heifers
SLKr5
ui
a
i
rcgcvauKo
nisi
oMivfi
affected.
As
a
result
there
is
an
PhonLh
acute
shortage
of
fresh
lettuce.
sale
and
Drtces
reasonable.
ntt
7nn
tv,
,
Green
m.
17'
7Z1
'JT.t
cele'
cabbae
and
bunch
l,
.
.
and.
as
British
Columbia
stocks
are
not
yet
ready
for
market,
It
Is
ex-
aA
iril
a
11
iinn11a
will
,
farmers
30
high
class
bulls
and
22
"
T
3
L
cleaned
up
this
week.
Of
course.
of
(h,
these
bad
already
tr,H
v,
been
delivered.
jThls
should
improve
the
class
of
Three
Year
Graduate
Chiropractic
stock-
;
The
idea
was
to
get
the
farmers
Modern
Ray
Treatments
Given
to
produce
stock.that
could
be
mar-
IDKf-mA
9
nm
A
1n(oH
rv
iVia
itwif
In
riif
f
IaIamI
.mnnMuy.ot
in
Xhe
south.
'
.gus
grown
quantities
(ui
and
a
of
such
u
quality
as
to
.
'LM.
Green
241
and
549
.
British
Rn,
Columbia
f
Held
IpH
'Open
Evenings
6
Excnange
B1K
i
.
i
..
i
prices
are
high.
Fine
asparagus
from
Terrace
is
being
offered
on
the
local
market.
The
quality
is
splendid
and
compares
very
favorably
with
aspara-
rhubarb
is
being
offered
In
good
quantities.
Victoria
hothouse
tomatoes
have
been
on
the
market
for
several
'days.
The
quality
is
splendid
al
though
the
price
is
still
a
little
high.
The
first
shipment
of
Australian
Almeria
grapes
of
the
season
arrived
-during
the
past
week.'
They
Are
of
fine
quality
and
are
retailing
at
30c
per
pound.
Apples
Ate
rapidly
being
cleaned
up
and
only
a
few
i
the
best
keepers
are
still
to
be
iound
on
the
market.
The
new
season's
Valencia
oranges
are
due
next
week.
Orange
con
sumers
are
being
advised
to
lay
in
a
lew
weeks'
stock
of
the
fine
Juicy
navels
which
will
soon
be
over.
The
price
.of
ggs
Is
holding
steady
while
there
is
a
decline
in
the
price
of
.butter.
Batter
Fancy
cartoned,
lb
-
JO
No,
1
Creamery,
3
lbs.
.
.
.35
Tlour
Flour,
4STs.
No.
1
hard
wheat
1.60
Pastry
Jlour,
10
lbs.
,50
Au$t.
Pastry
flour,
ID
Jbs
.40
THAT
pl.
PlBSDe;
Fish
Smoked
Kippers,
lb.
is
Salmon,
fresh,
lb.
,25
Halibut,
3b
,,
.
45
B.C.
Fresh
Pullets,
doe
21
B.C.
Fresh
Firsts,
do
2Z
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
dot
.25
Local,
sew
laid.
Hot.
-,
55
51
eats
Fowl,
No.
1,
lb
.25
Roasting
Chicken,
lb
JO
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
.35
Cottage
Rolls,
lb
2Q
Ham,
picnic,
first
grade,
lb.
..
.in
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
..
.35
Pork
shoulder,
lb.
15
Pork,
loin,
lb
.20
Pork,
leg,
lb
20
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb.
...
JO
Ayrshire
Bacon,
lb
$Q
Veal,
fhoulder,
lb.
16
Veal,
loin,
lb
25
Beef,
pot
roast,
lb
;
,15
Beef,
boiling,
lb.,
10c
to
mi-
Beef,
roast,
prime
rib,
lb
20
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb
JO
Beef,
steak,
lb.
25c
to
JO
Lamb,
leg,
lb.
JO
Lamb
chops,
lb
25c
to
JQ
Mutton,
shoulder,
lb
...
.15
Tenetahiei
Potatoes,
12-15
Jbs.
.
J5
J
i
sack,
$1.50
to
1.60
,
New
Potatoes,
Texav
2
lbs
25
j
Beets,
bunch
10
i
Asparagus,
lb
JO
Parsley,
bu
a
-
10
THE
AMALflAK
Alftl
CUKAUOli
AMD
DYERS,
MR.
C
AVI
OLA.
TO
'SEE
YOU
-
WAT
VB
-STEP
BEARING
IS
PROCEEDING
(Continued
from
Page
1)
advance,
$1000
was
secured
by
elec-
trie
company
bonds
and
the
other
.by
a
note
signed
by
both
Workman
!
and
the
"International
Electric
Co.
i
T,,e
The
$2000
was
paid
in
two
checks
of
!
$1000
each
to
Workman
who'
had
'
had
been
eventually
repaid
to
Pre
jroler
by
the
-
supplying
f
light
and
power.
Mr.
Pitt
told
of
other
.deal
teinatlonal
Electric
including
a
transaction
in
connection
with
the
sale
of
a
scow.
Liquidator
Testifies
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
DJBX).,
liquidator
of
the
International
Electric
Co.,
told
of
receiving
the
books
of
the
International
Electric
Co.
and
Workman.
These
were
incomplete
and
it
was
impossible
to
obtain
irom
tnem
a
record
or
the
com
Lance
although
the
records
were
still
incomplete.
Finally,
the
liquidator
had
a
conference
with
Work
man
and
the
former
had
tried
to
reach
some
common
ground
of
agreement
as
between
tbe
minority
shareholders
and
Workman
but
ef
forts
Along
this
line
had
failed.
Col.
McMordie
went
into
details
regarding
the
books
and
documents
of
the
company
which
he
agreed
with
L.
W.
Patmore,
counsel
for
the
minority
shareholders.
Mail
Schedule
CLOSES
AT
POST
OFFICE:
For
the
East-
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Frt
MORE
BULLS
!
'
DELIVERED
I
A
Government's
Loaning
Policy
Helps
Central
Interior
Country
cashed
them
personally
at
the
Bank
i
.
"
of
Montreal
in
Stewart.
The
12000
i
WUNCE
OEORdE,
May
7:-Tho
second
consignment
of
purebred
bulls
for
the
central
interior
arrived
in
the
district
this
week.
ings
between
Premier
and
the
In-3?
bu,1
were
Purchased
at
the
iamloopg
bull
sale
and
are
being
distributed
under
the
Dominion
government
bull
loaning
policy.
T.
Q.
Stewart,
who
has
charge
of
this
policy
for
British
Columbia,
delivered
eight
excellent
Shorthorn
bulls.
One
was
placed
for
the
use
of
the
farmers
In
the
Dome
Creek
.area,
one
in
the
Telkwa
district
and
five
will
be
distributed
to
clubs
in.
the
Francois
and
Ootsa
Lake
coun-
pany's
business.
Eventually,
Work-
!
"
,
man
turned
over
some
further
i
Included
In
this
shipment
was
a
books
which
were
of
material
assls-!?00?
Hereford
calf
purchased
might
be
termed
an
"iutermlnablo
t
mess."
Eventually
the
books
were
turned
over
td
George
Jtorie,
chartered
accountant,
who
prepared
a
statement.
No
agreement
with
Workman
having
been
possible
over
certain
refunds
and
other
matters,
proceedings
had
been
commenced.
Col.
McMordie
was
still
on
the
stand
when
court
adjourned
yesterday
afternoon.
His
examination
continued
this
morning.
At
this
morning's
session
Col.
McMordie
completed
his
evidence
and
testimony
was
also
heard
from
J.
P.
Hawkinson,
E.
D.
Haddon
and
J.
J.
Little,
aU
of
whom
appeared
as
wit
nesses
for
the
minority
The
hearing
has
been
adjourned
until
Monday
morning.
day
2
p.i?ij
From
the
East-
Saturday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
10:40
am
For
Vancouver-
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
9
p.m,
Friday
11
pjn
May
4,
15
and
25
p.m.
Prom
Vancouver-
Sunday
..
p.m.
Wednesday
........
...-
.10:30
an
Friday
pnt
May
11
and
21
am.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
8
p
m.
Wednesday
.
-
3
pnt
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
11:30
am.
Thursday
8
p.m.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
8
pm.
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
a
ra.
For
Queen
Charlottes
May
14
and
28
9
p.m.
Dy
w.
wmierion
oi
uniei
Laice
through
the
provincial
government
assistance.
This
shipment
makes
a
total
of
22
high-class
bulls
to
arrive
In
the
central
interior
along
the
lines
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
to
date.
A
further
consignment
is
expected
to
arrive
early
in
June.
The
importation
of
these
good
sires
should
be
of
great
benefit
to
the
farmers
In
improving
the
quality
of
their
commercial
cattle.
Delightful
Dance
Staged
in
Aid
of
Life
Savin?
Soc.
In
aid
of
the
recently
formed
Prince
Rupert-
branch
of
the
Royal
LMe
Saving
Society,
Chief
Petty
Offlwr
Inductor
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Young
gave
a
delightful
dancing
oarty
at
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
headquarters
last
night.
There
were
about
thir
ty-five
couples
presen:
and
the
ev
ening
was
very
pleasantly
spent
from
9
pm.
"ntil
2
a.m.
The
hall
was
attractively
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
colors
and
emblems
of
the
Royal
LMe
Saving
Society.
At
midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
served
to
the
guests.
One
of
the
features
of
the
ev
ening's
proceedings
was
a
splendid
exhibition
of
club
swinging
by
Chisf
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Young.
Mfss
Anne
Klrkendall
was
the
winner
of
a
prize
in
a
novelty
dance.
Pete
Peterson.
Jack
Macfie,
Alf
Young
and
Orme
Stuart
assisted
in
connection
with
the
arrangements
for
the
evening.
JURY
HAS
CASE
(Continued
from
Page
1)
when
the
state
prosecutor
told
th?
jury
that,
if
there
should
be
a
second
trial,
McKeown
would
be
!
charged
with
first
degree
rather
!
than
second
decree
murder.
The
prosecutor
intimated
that
he
had
Just
eetne
into
possession
of
in-iJovmatlen
that
McKeown
had
deliberately
murdered
his
mother
In
order
to
obtain
money
in
her
If
the
gas
burners
of
the
stove
make
a
roaring
noise
It
Indicates
there
Is
too
much
air.
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Westover.
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III.
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