Ldnesdar.
November
20,
1933
;
DAILY
NEWS'
PAGE
FIVE
Want
Ads'
New
British
Car
Seats
Four
in
the
Front
FOR
BALE
OR
RENT
-Cottage.
Ninth
Avenue,
orflclal
Wclrnirii.s-tratoi-
W
j?OH
SALE
-Office
sate,
extra
thick
walls,
giving
perfect
protection
against
fire.
Dally
New.
itn
POSITION
WANT
CLASlFIfJE
POSITION
WANTED
'
BOOKKEEPER,
Five
years
banking
experience,
requires'
position,
fc0
anywhere,
do
anything.
Married.
Apply
flalter,
108
Eighth
Aventrc
VYr-st.
.
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In
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'
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(I,
Mallff
'
Ktn(e
of
Snimirl
Stflili'ii"""
Mimre.
Di-ieawil.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
111
Honor
Judge
Flaher
the
dli
day
t
Novembw
IMG
I
Va
appoints
Admin
I
itlor
of
the
Ha
of
Samuel
Stpli-'
flj50n
Moore,
imr
w
niiyoi.
i;..
l'
cnsHl
and
parties
hoping
claim
agiWW
said
estate,
ar
hereby
reaulred
in
furnWh
"Ofn
JVperly
verified
to
nt"
on
'
brfore
Dfrerriber
l.Hh
1!HJ
ahel
U
permi
IftiJeWt-d
to
Hie
ratal
are
reaulrrd
K
Vl
the
amount
of
their
lndbtedneiw
to
me
-forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
..
Offleltn
Administrator
PrlJK
Rupert.
B.
c
Dated
the
7th
day
of
Novemlx-r
1939.
I.AMI
ACT
tAkr
(if
Intention
lo
apply
In
l.er
Ijiml
In
PRINCE
RUPERT
Land
ttecordlns
0.-ri't
of
Range
5
Ox
int.
and
altutle
mow
Ul
mile
aouth
of
the
W.
A
Brown
HomeSite
tjwxc
on
Sktnki
Bay.
R'.ephH
Island.
Titt
noufe
that
William
Anthony
Erawr.
at
6ktakl
Bay.
8tepherui
Il
t
upation
fisherman
and
Trapper
11-tenda
u
appty
for
n
lease
of
the
follow-ug
dfflffiw
foreolvrire
lands:
CWnwndn
at
pott
planted
on
a
ibhU
Utai
within
an
Inlet
of
8kl-ill
Bty.
about
20
Feet
west
of
my
toUioi,
which
la
located
approxlm-iWy
J-4
miles
south
of
the
W.
A.
Brotn
Hoiiieslte
Ieaae
thence
West
200
fm:
thence
North
900
Feet
"n
East
1,800
Feet:
thence
South
800
fret:
thence
Wee
COO
Feet
tj
i:
of
rommencemeiu
and
containing
Thirty
r
res.
more
or
leas.
WILLIAM
ANTHONY
BROWN
DaW
November
4th.
1935.
LUMBER
We
have
a
fairly
complete
stock
of
lumber
at
Mile
21,
near
Haysport,
ready
for
rail
and
water
shipments.
If
building
or
repairing,
it
will
pay
you
to
examine
our
stock
and
receive
prices.
SHAMES
RIVER
LUMBER
COMPANY
Haysport,
B.C.
G0LDBLOOM
The
Old
Reliable,
Wants
5,000
Martin
Pelts
10,000
Minks
&
Other
Furs
H6
Is
In
a
position
tc
pay
the
high-Mt
price
going.
Debts
trappers
owe
BU'ill
not
be
collected
until
after
next
fishing
season.
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
jasper
Coal
Dry
Wood
Special
Attention
Ilelnp
Paid
To
Weight
Of
London
Children
LONDON,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Spe
clal
attention
la
being
devoted
by
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarelll.
Proprietor
-A
IIOMi:
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
op
5ll
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
100
District
News
PORT
ESSINGT0N
;
The
funeral
of
the
late
Miss!
Helen
Starr,
aged
20,
one
of
Portj
Esslngton:s
best
known
native!
London
Countv
Council
to
the
furls,
whose
deatn
occurred
a
lew
health
of
500,000
children
in
Its
t
days
ago
at
the
home
of
her
elementarv
schools
and
recently
the
i
brother.
Howard
Starr,
took
place
council
decided
to
introduce
a
scheme
for
the
systematic
weighing
and
measuring
of
all
those
under
12
years
of
age.
The
children's
Jubilee
festival
was
held
recently
'fit
the
Royal
Albert
ilall
and
illustrated
the
leading
achievements
of
the
present
generation
of
L.
C
C.
children
in
music
ahd
dancing.
There
was
a
choir
of
1600
children,
an
orchestra
of
200
Instrumentalists
and
a
brass
band.
Folk
dancing
and
classical
dancing
were
carried
out
by
200
scholars
of
all
ages.
from
the
United
Church
at
the
Skeena
River
village
last
Week
with
Rev.
Prank
Bushfleld
offic-
ljittriff
There
was
a
larce
attend-'
artce
at
the
rites
and
many
beautiful'
floral
of
ferlrigs
testified
to
Jhj
esteem
In
whlchaeceased
wa
Jwu
and
the
sorrow
which
was
felt
ar
Ijpr
passing.
.
The
marriage
took
place
at
Port
Esslngton
recently,
at
the
home
of
K
Usiu,
of
Miss
Utal
Wakano
and
YJl
Shlmasakl,
both,
of
Balmorui
Cannery.
Rev.
Frank
Bushfleld,
pastor
of
the
United
Church
a-Port
EssingtoW
officiated,
Mr.
ard
"Mrs.
Shlmasakl
will
reside
at
Balmoral.
,
,
COUPLE
HIRES
MAID
AARHUS,
Denmark,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
"Family
of
two
adults
wants
a
young
girl
as
parlor
Waid,"
said
an
"ad"
In
a
local
newspaper.
One
of
the'
applicants,
for
the
job
received
a
reply
revealing
that
the
"two
adults"
were
the
King
and
Queen
of
f)enmark
who
wanted
a
maid
for
their
summer
residence.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
HELLO,
ButJBLES.Vl'MeOlUeTaSEE
VMHlTHER.
BOUMDl
is'
I
i
(ai.KiMrMi
(.TV
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)
TwR.VALErJmUB
ABOOT
BUYIM3
SlUKS.AMDHB'q
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SRT;EK
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BUBBLES
ViXXW
VESTEC-
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A-MB.
VALEMT1NE
OUT
1
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111
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mm
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The
twenty-ninth
annual
BriUih
Automobile
Show
opened
at
the
Olympic
Aurti'ovium
lh
London
recently,
aftd
some
novel
models
for
1930
were
exhibited.
Here
Is
a
foui-abreast
Lancefleld
transcontinental
model,
with
the
chassis
built
over
the
wheels
In
such
fashion
as
to
permit
four
parsons
to
sit
abreast
in
comfort
in
the
front
section
of
the
cat
How
will
this
model
conflict
with
most
Canadian
laws
that
no
more
than
three
persons
may
sit
in
the
front
of
any
car?
Watch
Weight
Of
Juvenile
Austin
McDonald
Of
Any
ox
Passes
SUty-rW
Year
Old
Grocery
Clerk
Died
Last
Night
In
Prince
Ilu
per
t-
Oeneral
1
Itwpi
lal
Austin
McDonald,
who
arrlyedi
In
the
city
recently
from
AnyoxJ
where
he
had
been
employed
a$j
a
grocery
cleric,
passea
away
last
night
In
the"
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital"
tie
was
a
native
of
Prince
Edward
Island
and
wa3
sixty-four
years
of
age.
Surviving
relatives
Include
a
brother
In
the
!
Blast.
Funeral
arrangements
are!
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Under-
ii
a,
v
Widow
of
Former
President
Shows
Improvement
GLEN
COVfe,
N.Y..
Nov.
20:
The
aged
widow
of
the
late
Former
Pre-!
sident
Theodore
Roosevelt
was;
showing
much
Improvement
last
tiloht.
after
hnvintr
sufferer!
a
re-!
f
lapse
following
admission
to
hos-j
J
pltal
with
a
broken
hip.
Her
heart
j
action,
whjch
had
caused
anxiety,
is
much
improved.
Among
many
messages
expressing
best
wishes
was
one
from
President
Franklin,
D.
Roosevelt.
I
CANADIAN
OOLI)
PRICE
I
MONTREAL,
Nov.
20:
The
Ca-!
nadian
gold
price
closed
yesterday
I
at
$35.22
per
.fine
ounce,
up
4c.
Better,
oome
ALOMdf
thanks
AND-
AH
CM
-
SET
A.
VjOME
LOOK
AT
THE
SMOOTH
H
"SMOOTH
MEUl
PATTFT2WS
tM
f
t-OOKlMq
L'tfV
'
1
.
.
j
I
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1
f
li
J
I
II
J&
t
At
h-
Ihl3
V
A-
f
f
r1
I
VMiL,-
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-1'c.
SC
fot?.
VMM
SESM
HlMTlut.'.e"
Ten
Thousand
Students
At
4'
Cairo,
Egyptian
body
of
l
'
si
fi
ji
m
i
art
B
a
H
U
1
Burial
Rites
NoV.
20:
Ten
thousand
students
followed
the
a
fellow-student
to
the
grave
yesterday
whert
bUrlaltook
place
of
the
youth
who
was
a
victim
of
an
officer's
bullet
ln
the
anti-British
demonstrations
here
a
tew
days
ago.
Doubts
If
Sheba
.,.
Was
in
Ethiopia
lORONTO,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
A
ring
of
beaten
gold
presented
to
him
by
the
Emperor
of
Abyssinia
himself,
Is
worn
by
Dr.
S.
A.
Mercer,
professor
of
Egyptology
and
Semitic
Languages
at
the
University
of
Toronto.
'
Dr.
Mercer
did
not
believe
that
ithe
ancient
treasure
troye
of
the
Queen
of
Sheba
was
'an
object
6t
ihs
Italian
invasion.
,
"The
Queen
of
Sheba
was
never
In
Fthlnnin."
he'-
said.
'"Ethionial
1
used
to
be
called
the
land
of
Kush
I
i
....
......
t,
ana
it
was
tnre
mat
tgypt
got
all
its
gold
there
Is
lots
of
gold
lit
Ethiopia
still.
The
Italians
may
l
have
discovered
the
remains
of
llllfllMillilllBM
She
Still
Prefers
Silk!
-TUtR
it.
Mv
pr?iCAir
Mia.vAUbN
I
ino-
StMPKlMS
AMOCO!
Have
You
.
.
.
ill-
,
THIS
VS
A
V1EUU,
"TH5W
My
EVES
ABB
TELUKiS
ME
UVES-
-mis
THIS
euv
SOY
looks
LOOKS
UKC
THE
ALU-AMERICAN
LAME
FEE
The
foot
has
twenty-si
delicately
suspended
small
bones.
Weak
feet,
fallen
arches,
flat
feet,
bunions
and
callosities
are
not
natural
to
normal
feet,
and
will
disappear
by.
wearing
correctly
made
arch
supports
and
proper
fitting
Bhoes.
.
Many
continue
to
suffer
from
foot
difficulties
through
trying
siich
makeshifts
-
as
ready-made
supports
or
so-called
corrective
shoe.vwhich
cannot
fit
properly
the
Vastly
different
shapes
of
feet;
may
as
well
wear
ready-made
eyeglasses
or
false
teeth.
Under
this
system
supports
are
made
to
the
individual
impression
of
YOUR
feet.
It
costs
nothing
to
call
and
talk
it
over.
Free
advice
upon
the
correct
shoe
for
YOUR
feet;
often
a
smaller
and
more
stylish
shoe
may
be
worn
with
these
supports.
PHILIP
A.
PALMER
BRADFIELD
Snitc
8,
Exchange
Block
Phone
8G1
Hours:
10-12
a.m.,
1-7
p.m,
by
the
Egyptians."
Dr.
Mercer
has
Visited
Ethiopia
several
times
and
has
been
very
some
of
the
old
gold
mines
worked
much
impressed
with
all
the
gold
Eft-TH1S
IS
A
r
mm
in
sight.
Not
only
gold
plates
and
othar
utensils,
but
even
the
chairs
and
tables
in
the
homes
of
the
rich
ire
made
of
gold.
miinBwaKimutife
iisiiaiiAiitaWmaiiiaBi!
m
BUY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Because:
-
1.
Local
stores
give
good
Value
for
the
money,
expended.
You
can
inspect
the
goods
before
buying.
Many
stores
allow
returns
if
not
satisfactory.
Local
stores
have
a
reputation
to
maintain.
Pictures
are
deceiving
and
mail
order
goods
are
seldom
what
they
are
expected
to
be.
0.
By
buying
at
home
you
are
helping
Prince
Rupert.
7.
By
buying
at
home
you
are
providing
bread
for
..
.
.local
people.
.
.
...
.
J".
...
8.
By
buying
at
home
every
dollar
circulates
nn'dj'
will
return
to
you.
..
'.'rj)
J).
Discourage
the
sweatshop
labor
that
7suppliea;,lhCf
.
mail
order
houses.
.
:&
10.
By
buying
at
home
yoUr"
purchases
circulate.
:
Think
what
this
means.to
your
own
little
family
Alake
Your
Dollars
Talk
by
Buying
In
Prince
Rupert
;
V
It
Is
d
Good
Habit
to
Acquire
1
Be
a
Sport
and
Help
Your
Own
Home
Towri
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OF
A
GStSS.
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fesTTea
hams
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Difference
of
Opinion
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