A WINDOWFUL OF

BARGAINS

A shipment of graniteware has arrived before we are
“Home Goods Bargain De-
different articles and

quite ready to open our new
partment.’ There are about
five hundred pieces in the Jot.

Many of them are worth up to 36ce and we have put
them in one of our windows for a few days only at

15c.

EACH

ten

if You Want Any at This Price
e

You'll Have to Hurry

 

 

H. 5. WALLACE (C0., LTD.

Department Store Prince Rupert.

 

 

 

 

 

After the bath with BABY’S OWN SOAP the
skin is smooth, comfortable, and exhales the
aroma of freshly cut flowers.

I’reedom from skin troubles, explains in some measure
the refreshing sleep which “Baby’s Own Soap” babies
enjoy, Uspecially for nursery use insist on “Baby’s Own”’.
ALBERT SOAPS Limited, Manufacturers, - MONTREAL. 1-13

 

 

 

 

 

 

THANKSGIVING
TURKEYS

There is some likelihood of a shortage in
We
shipment on Satur-

 

 

the supply of turkeys for Thanksgiving.
are expecting a
day, Oet. 18th,

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW

in order to avoid disappointment.

SHEPARD & JONES

Hart Block

large

 

 

Phone 41

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phone Your Drug Store Wants to Us

THE REXALL STORES

Free Delivery from 8 A, M. to 9 P, M,

 

TWO BIG STORES

The Pioneer Druggist

 

 

THE WEEKLY NEWS.

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Local and Personal

PIIIIAIIIIAAIISIAAASSSA

R. M. Dewar came in from Tel-
kwa by last night's train.

F. K. Wishart of Terrace, is
spending a few days in the city
on business.

P. Shafer of Hazelton, left for
the south on the Prince Rupert
this morning.

W. H. Melliar, of McRae Bros.,

Ltd., returned on Saturday from
a holiday trip south.
* . .

N. Scheinman, of the Acme
Clothing Co., left this morning
for the south on a business trip.

Fred Stork went south by the
Princess May Saturday after-
noon on a short business trip.

J. F. Smith and J. Hampson, of
Lorne Creek, were among the ar-
rivals by last night's train.

* . >

W. S. Marshall and J. G. Me-
Nab returned last night after
spending a few days in the in-
terior.

Chief Owen, who left for the
south last Monday with a pris-
oner, returned on the Princess
Sophia today.

B. Bonthrone of Vancouver re-
turned south on the Prince Ru-
pert this morning after spend-
ing a couple of days in the city.

* s *

Geo. McDonald of Victoria,
went south by the Princess May
Saturday afternoon. This is
his first trip out from the Yukon
in thirteen years.

Walter B. Harper, salesman
at Kirkpatrick's, left on Satur-
day by the Princess May on a
holiday trip to Vancouver, Vic-
toria and Seattle.

The D. G. 8. Lillooet left at
8.30 this morning to resume hy-
drographie survey work on the
west coast of Queen Charlotte
Islands.

Mrs. G. H. Graham and two
children of Hazelton, arrived in
the city last night en route to
Scotland, leaving on the Prince
Rupert this morning for the
south,

. * °

Henry P. Blackley of Montreal,
representing the Freedman
Clothing Co., of that city, left for
the somth this morning after
spending a few days here on
business.

* * .

The Skugait, belonging to the
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage
Co., Lid., returned Saturday from
412 days’ fishing on the banks.
She had 40,000 pounds of hali-
but.

= * *

The steamer Lillooet, engaged
on government hydrographie sur-
vey work on the west coast of the
Queen Charlotte Islands ,arrived
in the harbor about 11 o’cloek
Saturday morning.

. * *

Alfred Wright of Toronto ar-
rived in the city Saturday on
a visit to his son, A. E. Wright,
Fifth avenue east. Mr. Wright
has visited Prince Rupert before
on several occasions.

 

PIII IAIAIAIAAIIAIASISIAC

Mrs. Frizzell, who went south
on a business trip, returned on
the Princess Sophia today.

. * -

Mr. Young, of Harrison,
Gamble & Co.'s office, returned
from a business trip south on
the Princess Sophia today.

* . .
T. F. Hopkins of Seattle, a
well known mining man, returned

south Saturday on the Princess
May after spending a week or so
looking after his interests in this
vicinity.

* . .

N. S. Ross, of the department
of marine and fisheries, left for
Vancouver on the Princess May,
en route to Ottawa,

> . >

In the police court this morn-
ing Leon Washington, colored,
was fined $5 on a charge of as-
sault. Ernest Baldwin, on 4a
similar charge, was dismissed.

. : *
Mr. Mahon, superintendent for
the Canadian Bridge Company,

came in on last night's train.
* * *

R. Braun of Kitsumkalum, one
of the most enthusiastic boosters
of that district, is in the city.

> * *

Mr. Ford, government engineer
on the G. T. P., came in on last
night’s train.

ee le :

Dr. Cade and Capt. Groves left
for Vancouver’ this morning as
witnesses in the action for dam-
ages brought by Mr. Graham ag-
ainst the G. T. P. for injuries
sustained at the wharf here.

Cc. F. Newcombe, who is en-
gaged by the government for the
collection of curios and early
records of the natives in this
province, left on the Prince A}
bert Saturday night for Skide-
gale.

. . .

Mrs. McLeod, wife of Rev. W.
H. McLeod, was taken quite seri-
ously ill while en route to Vic-
toria last week. Rev. and Mrs.
McLeod left hege on the Prince
Rupert last Monday morning. On
account of her illness they were
forced to remain over at Van-
couver.

. * s

J. H. Rogers, of Rogers &
Black, reports that he has had
no further word from the Coos
Bay Collieries in regard to his
first shipment of coal. A week
ago today he was advised that
the steamer A. M. Simpson was
loaded ready to start north, but
was bar bound in Coos Bay.

> - s

T. Dybhavn, brother of Ald.
Dybhavn, left this morning for
Vancouver where he will enter
upon a commercial course in one
of the schools in that city. Mr.
Dybhavn has been engaged for
some time with Capt. Rorvik.

Henry Doyle, of Mill Bay can-

nery, was in the city on Satur-
day. Although the cannery is

closed for the season he reports
that fishing is still going on for
his Gold storage plant which has
a capacity of 2,000,000 Ibs.

Birth.
Allan—aAt the general hospital,
on October 13th, 1913, to Mr.
and Mrs. James T, Allan, a son.

ESE EE

TERRACE NOTES
Site for New Central School Has

Been Cleared.
Terrace, Oct. 11,—H. 8. Cle-

ments, M. P., arrived here today
and is the guest of Mr. Doyen at
the Hot Springs Hotel at Lakelse.
Among other arrivals from
Prince Rupert were M. J. Manson,
the government road superin-
tendent; Mrs. G. Little, Mr. 8.
Eby and Ernest McKeen, of Mc-
Keen & Stewart, the local con-
tractors, ~ i
The site for the central school
is now cleared and work upon a
building is expected to commence
shortly. For a mile and a half
between Newin’s ranch and the
north bend of the road there is
now a succession of well cleared
farms. The removal of a small
patch of standing timber on the
edge of the townsite will com-
plete a stretch of cleared and par-
tially cultivated land extending
over half way to Kitsumkalum.

 

WEATHER REPORT

Furnished by F. W. Dowling,
Observer.

For 24 hours enaing 65 a. m.,
October 18, 1943.
Barometer, reduced to sea
TT Ea are . 29,580

Highest temperature..... 43.0
Lowest temperature...... 40.0
tS Cn ec Wat ony St Sie 1)

Subscribe for the Daily News.

GIVEN THREE DAYS
TO LEAVE THE CITY
Alfred Stanley appeared before
Magistrate Carss in police court
this morning charged with vag-
rancy. The court let him off on
suspended sentence and told him
that if found here after three
days he would be sent on a trip
to a place where he would have
an opportunity of developing his
muscles.

Among those taking passage
south by the Princess May on
Saturday afternoon were the fol-
lowing: N. 8. Ross, A. Strachan,
F: Stork, Wr-H. Montgomery, C.
Kelliher, C, Olsen, E. Burgess, D.
Graham, J. Stevenson, David
Bain, Mr. Pearson, H. Knutsen,
F. Smith, H. W. Casselman, T. F.
Hopkins, A. F. Miner, W. B. Har-
per.

 

CHEAP AUREAGE
came jl cate

Tyee Park:

Near Prince Rupert
www Mice
6 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS

 

Apply

Harrison, Gamble & Company

FINANCIAL AGENTS
Third Ave. Prince Rupert

 

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QUEENSTOWN NOTES.

 Sjokaciiaapangaicliogiistie

Mr. Shackleton, who is largely
interested in land in the Mayer
lake district visited the townsite
the other day in a combined
business and pleasure trip. All
are pleased to see Mr. Shackle-

 

 

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ton once more.

Mr. Rowell, a recent arrival
from Vancouver, who has taken
up land in the Mayer lake dis-

trict, was in town the other day.
He is delighted with “the island
and intends to make it his future
home.

Graham Centre is advancing
steadily in the right direction.
The other day the town was cvon-
nected up with the telegraph line
and last mail brought in the
gratifying news that the post of-
fice ha&S had a money order office
attached. ‘This wili be of great

benefit to the surrounding dis-
trict.
The Rev. H. H. Greene, who

has just returned from a visit to
the Bishop at Prince Rupert, has
announced that work. will be
started on the church as soon as
possible. Tenders are being call-
for the clearing of the lots
and erection of the building.
Plans and specifications are on
view here—Queen Charlotte Is-
lander.

County ‘Court Cases.

Hillis,
ona

The case of MeMiilan vs.
an action to recover
cheque for
were returned by
cause they were not up to the de-
scription given, was dismissed
with costs.

Thatcher ys.
Ltd., an action
value of laundry
fendant claimed
ceived, has
with costs.

money
furs sold and which

defendant be-

Latindry,
the

Pioneer
to recover
which the de-
was never re-
also been dismissed

Southbound Passenger List.

Following partial list of
the southbound passengers on
the Prince Rupert this morning:
Miss Roberts, Mr. English, Mr.
Irving, Dr. Cade, Mrs. Sehmall,
Captain Groves, C. 8. Rogers, H.
P. Blackey, W. Porter, A. Allen,
Mrs. George Graham, N. Schein-
man, N. E. Greene, T. Dybhavn,
P. Shafer, Rev. and Mrs. Gurd.

is a

“The Daily News’

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

WE can rent your house.

 

Let us have the

 

 

 

 

details, Pattullo & Radford. 240

POOL HALL for rent, Good proposition
for barber. Apply Eby Bros., Terrace.
200

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Furniture of 5 room fat
modern, close in, with lease. Phone
Green 258.

TYPEWRITERS —— Smith-Premier, #35,
Oliver, 860; L. C, Smith, $65. Room 7,
Smith Block. Phone 131, 2400r

WANTED

GENERAL servant. Apply Mrs. L. W
Patmore. 2400f

SEAMSTRESS wants work. Room 3, Pa
cifle Rooms, — 240-45

Wane good general servant. Mrs,
J. C. McLennan, 5th Ave. 238-40

WANTED- ~A chambermaid at the ny A
Hotel,

WANTED—A position as cook or house
keeper by experienced woman. Apply
Box 63, News Office. 238-43

WANTED—To buy 3 or 4 room house and
lot, close in; must be mM@asonable. See
Pattullo & Radford, Phone 83. 2370f

WANTED—Five or six room house, with
bath and sewer SrAGDInEn te, furnished
or partly furnished. X 17, News Office,

WELL furnished rooms cron $2.50; com-

 

fortable sitting room; bath; électric
light. Norfolk Rooms, Phone Black
329. 206ur
LosT
Lee white Angora cat, Phone Blue
246 238-40

LOST—A gold broach set with topaz and
pearls. Finder will please leave at
general hospital and receive reward,
240-41

 

 

FOUND—Fountain pen. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
govt, Apply Dally News Office.

 

LIVE STOCK.

 

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested, John
Christy, ‘cattle dealer, Collingwood West,
corner Carleton and Westminster Road:
Phone Collingwood 99 R. Post Office
re 2 Collingwood East, Vancouver,

 

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng.)
QHARTERED SECRETARY

Phone 47

Audits, | th je
udite, eet en iio Liqul

Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C.

~ PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov-
Ing and General Cartage
Phone 1

Suite 9, Federal. Block

    

 

Office:

 

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Monday, Octobe

 

 

Oct. &

*r 13, 1943,
eee ae RO
QUEENSTOWN WHARF IS WATER NoTiC:
Cir,
‘ oa not e
UNDER CONSTRUCTION) tsi? sige: Se)" ohlig: ype
‘eal, Quebec “PANY, Limited. of sb"
able ' the : bec at aiied With th Hen
expnentnnsiittmenendity of the Water Act ‘a petite Under panet
. proval of t ks for the an’
Will Be Thoroughly Substantial bine uulzsion (fo! raking: in mth 8:
and Six Hundred and Fifty om, Thulme River, ‘Quatoon ia i water
Feet Long. Application Meo” Power purposes, eet
Was made on the 9 tt . Water rigt
— 08, by the Contin nal ‘Power eplember,
The construction of the wharf Limited, which last mentionea Qlupany
j ; week to th Prince otpaty
at Queenstown is now being Fetereapectet company, Lim ae pert
‘ ee . . c C ) “An . Copies of the et
procee ded with and ontractor | yyi?f os approval i on, lans ana ey
Gillett and his crew of workmen ies by Section 89 a Past (taking as
: - A eoiiee have been Die 4 With the of the
are busily engaged day and night Sates. ie Wate r Rig und with th
‘ ecorder at Pring j the
“nehi . or : ’ Objections to Dr pert
rushing the work to completion, | _)Qpiect! ee) ‘mpi application nay.
The wharf will be 650 feet long. agit nt Bu iild Wins Water r Rights,
ated & rince “hun
The work has been somewhat | 44Y of October "A.D TO1h | th nd
THE Pi
: PRINCE RUPERT Bye
hindered by the exceptionally ELECTRIC CO., Lip HYDE
1 36 K 29

hard driving ground encountered
trouble and delay. ~ Mr. Gillett, in
at the approach, causing much
all his experience at a contractor
in building wharfs, he has
never ran up against such a hard
the ground being like
the work
will be
headway

says

proposition,
However,
the driving
much easier and quicker
made,
The wharf when completed will

concrete, as

progresses

be one of the most substantial
in northern waters.
Canada’s Harbor Work

Ottawa, Oct. 9—Work on
Canadian harbors that will cost
no less than $30,000,000 is now
under way. The harbors being
improved are St. John, N. B.;

Montreal,
Vancouver

Toronto, Hamilton,

and Ottawa.

make a
should

to
girl

Before altempting
name for herself a
learn to make bread.

MEALS BY DAY OR WEEK

At 118 8th Street
(FORMERLY 8B. C. CAFE)

Meals

 

Fr
HOME STLYE

Single om 35¢e Up

 

1 AM THE MAN
WHO PUT SHINE
ON SHOES
The original Star
removed from Third
corner on Fifth St.
Special Seats for Ladies

TAXIDERMIST

Heads, Birds, Fish and
mounted first to order
reasonable prices.

0. L. WINGERE! & CO.

844 Seymour St.,

Shoe
Ave.

Shine
around

 

Rugs
for

le
class

Vancouver, B. C,

 

GEORGE LEEK

Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Broker
Notary Public. Rents and Collections

Albert Block, 2nd Avenue
Prince Rupert

Between 5th and 6th Streets

CERTIFICATE oF IMPROVEMENTS

Ground Hog, M
mineral claims, sit i the §
ing Division of Cassiar pict fi

Where located !
from the mouth of | Gon
Observatory Inlet a.

Take notice that I, w

 

Miner’s Certit
ing as
Miner's Ce
Coates, fi
77639, and Wh ce
Certificate B438 I
the date hereof, 1
Recorder for a erti
ments, for the | .
Crown Grant of the a \ ee
And further take
der section 37, must time Be
fore the issue ‘of ot fe
provements "
Dated this 24th da
1913.

 

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS,

Ptarmigan minera
Skeena Mining Diy
trict

Where located Al
from the mi uth of Pa

Observatk Int
iat 1 W Kergin, Free

 

Take notl
Miner’s Certificate B4
agent for Wm. Ki. | 1, f
tificate No. B70101, and |

 

 

 

Miner's Certificate N
sixty rare fr ym the dat to apr
to the Mi Re ! : eed
improvements, for the btal
ing 4@ Crown Gr ant ‘ ln
And further take not that actior
der section 37, must be ‘
the issue of such Certificat
ments
Dated this 24th day of September, A. p
1913.
Every man to his business, |
am an expert collector. Let me
look after your I ty

or collections.

GEORGE LEEK

615 2nd Ave. Phone 203

HARLAS. BRYANT

Teacher Of

 

 

 

MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR
Flat 7, Clapp Bldg
HARRISON W. ROGERS

Architect
Suite 1, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
Phone 300 P. O. Box 1635
For the Best Jobs of

CLEANING, PRESSING
AND REPAIRING
At the Lowest Pri t

 

Fine Work, Ladies’ an n’s 8
Promy tly Dons
BOW SENG

Phone Red 329 P. O. Box 397
627 Fulton Street Prince Rupert, B. C.

 

BROWN & BUTTERS

METALLURGY AND MINING GEOLOGY
Res, Phone Black 413 Box 136
Prince Rupert

F. M. CROSBY

Second Hand Dealer

 

Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur-
niture, everything In the line of Mechanics’
Tools, Guns and Men’s Clothing. Will call
any time. Highest prices paid,

one aes: Ave. W. Phone Red 243

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HALL

_|formerly Kaien Isd, Gymnasium
To rent for Dances, Public Meet-
ings, etc. Particulars at hall or
Secretary, P. O, Box 268

 

MeCallery & Gibbons

 

Section 1.

Lot 39, Block
340,00 cash,
years,

Lot on
terms,

3 lots on First
$2,500.00; 4%
years,

17, $5,500.00;
bal. 1, 2 and

$2,-
3
Beach Place, $3,500.00;
Ave., Block 16,
cash, 4, 2 and 3

Section 2.
Lot 6, Bloek 10, $1,500.00;
$300.00 cash, bal, arranged,
Lot 123, Block 20, $850.00;
terms.
Section 5.
House and lot, Borden St., $4,-

200.00; $1,500.00 cash, 1 and 2

years,

Section 7.
Lots 1-2, Block 39, $2,500.00; 1-3
cash, 1 and 2 years.
Section 8.
Lot 141, Block 25, $525.00; 1-2
cash, bal, 6, 12 and 48,
Lot 8, Block 84, $600.00; terms.
Lots 50.51, Block 46, $1,500.00;

terms,
Farm Lands.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance

 

FOR A TAXI |
Phone 75

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO.

POCCOLLEEIOEEIATTNY

 

 

  
  
  
    
  
  
  
 

Pure Water

NECESSARY TO

Good Health
NOXALL JR.

GERM-PROOF

Filters |

Slip Easily Over th
Mouth of Any Tau

   
     

Remove All Impurities
Prevent Typhold and

Diseases Caused /
Drinking Impure Water |.

PRICE,

$5.00

For Sale By
HARRY HANSON

SECOND AVE.
en in Operation at orme’é
Dr

Se
May Be lug store

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n
Neat Three-Roomed House °%

Fifth Avenue,
the Hospital

near

=|G. R. Naden Co, Lid.

ance
Real Estate and Insurane

Second Avenue.

 

NeCatfery B Gibbons