tt.
PAOE
SIX.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Wednesday,
November
7,
i9!,
r.
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
A
really
good
Haincoat
U
an
absolute
necessity
these
days.
We
have
a
small
line
of
20
Coats,
English
Paramattas
and
Rubberized
Tweeds.
Valu2s
to
$22.50
in
a
fair
assortment
of
sizes
ami
colors,
to
he
cleared
at
$10.50
Children's
Rubber
Coats
in
sizes
from
4
to
10
years.
Belled
style.
Values
to
$7.50,
Clearing
at
each
....
$3.95
Children's
Slicker
Capes
with
silk
lined
hoods
at
eacji
,
$3.50
H.
S.
WALLACE
CG,
LTD.
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Executed.
We
Pay
Delivery
Charges
Thanksgiving
TURKEYS
Arriving
This
Week.
Jtook
your
orders
early
for
these
rush
killed
birds.
Cranberries,
per
lb.
...
25c
Live
Chickens
for
roasting
or
boiling
dressed
to
order.
TELEPHONE
SPECIALS.
No.
1
Dairy
Butler,
3
lbs.
for
$1.00
"Alberta
Kggs,
Fresh,
3
doz,
$1.00
Swift's
Premium
Bacon
Small
sides
average
4
to
5
lbs.
Taking
whole
side.
per
lb.
..
.
...
...
.
.
45c
I'anshine
Cleanser,
4
tins
for
25c
(olden
West
Washing
Powder,
large
peke.
.
.
.
.
30c
Combination
Vegetable
Special
$1.00.
15
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
0
lbs.
Terrace
Carrots.
f
lbs.
Cooking
Onions.
5
lbs.
Terrace
Beets.
Shoe
Polish
in
Black,
Tan
or
Ox
Blood,
3
tin
for
35c
Baby's
Own
Soap,
3
bars
for
35c
Malkin's
Best
Strawberry
Jam,
i
lb.
pails.
Phone
special
85c
Madagascar
Lima
Beans,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Evaporated
Peaches,
3
lbs.
50c
Evaporated
Apricots,
3
lbs.
...
50c
Christie
Sodas,
tin
...
45c
Combination
Special.
3
small
tins
Heinzs
Pork
and
Beans.
I
small
tins
Heinz
Tomato
Soup
7
tins
for
95c.
Candied
Cherries,
per
lb.
75c
Mixed
Peel,
lb.
lemon
and
Orange
assorted,
lb.
citron,
per
lb.
.
.
.
.
40c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
ami
Cold
Water
,
Hates
by
Day
or
Month
'P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
.
It
is
a
pleasure
to
the
discrim
inating
housewife
to
see
CON
HUMKHS
COAL
gu
into
her
bins
Every
piece
sizable,
bright
and
clean,
Not
a
piece
of
shale
pr
iion-byrnlng
dirt.
All
of
it
packed
heal
full
heat
value
for
every
dollar
paid.
CONSUMERS
COAL
is
stove
coal
cleaned
and
selected.
'
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5669.
Si-ih-d
Triulrr
will
be
received
by
tlw
Minister
of
Land,
it
Victoria,
mil
laler
man
ikwii
un
ine
zxna
aay
or
.ovemurr,
IKJ,
for
Ibe
purrrii
of
Licence
X
SUV,
la
rui
I.3.UUU
Jarkplne
Tie
on
in
area
adjoining
Lot
5JJI,
llaarr
t,
Coat
Land
KIMriCl.
Two
it)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
rmival
of
timber.
Further
particular
ut
the
Chief
Furet
ler,
Victoria.
B.C
or
District
Forester.
rrtnre
nuperi,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5670.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
bv
the
Minister
of
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
laler
than
noon
nn
the
30(ti
day
or
.November.
IJ.
for
the
purrhae
r
Licence
X
70,
to
rut
15,(00
Jackplne
Ties,
on
an
area
adjoining
Lot
OIJI,
llanre
J.
Coal
Land
Olntrlct,
Three
(3,
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
ot
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Fore-ler.
Victoria.
B.C.
or
Iil.ti-lrt
n.re.ier
Prince
nuperi.
B.C.
Loggers
5
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shoes
from
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
Welt,
wide
or
narrow
toes,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Next
8L
Regis
Cafe.
Have
you
had
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY?
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
Sells
Milk,
Cream
and
Butter
Phone
81.
Daily
Deliveries.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Loading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avsnus.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
In
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
ths
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Ifot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
(
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
A
complete
and
exclusive
line
of
Kastern
and
Imported
LADIES'
SUITS,
CLOAKS,
and
DRESSES.
J.
Bent
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear.
P.O.
Uox
703.
Phone
651.
"The
Most
of
the
Ilest
for
the
Least."
EIGHT
WITNESSES
HEARD
TODAY
IN
JAPANESE
MURDER
CASE
OF
BUCKLEY
BAY
BEFORE
MR.
JUSTICE
Mc
DONALD.
(continued
from
page
one)
lasted
about
five
minutes
until
Fujimoto
came
over
and
look
Nishida
outside
telling'.,
him
not
to
quarrel.
After
Nishtda
went
out
witness
undressed
and
went
to
tied.
He
was
awakened
about
11:30
by
an
altercation.
He
looked
out
of
hi.
bunk
and
saw
that
Harala
and
Nishida
were
I
he
two
men
who
were
iuarrel
ing.
Their
tone
was
moderate
but
quarrelsome.
He
could
see
clearly.
Nishida
was
standing
beside
Harala's
hunk,
the
latter
lying
on
his
left
side
facing
witness.
He
saw
Nishida
slap
Harala
twice
with
the
palm
of
his
hand.
The
argument
pro.
ceeded
and
witness
lay
down
in
his
bunk
again.
He
heard
the
noise
of
broken
glass
and
put
the
bed
clothes
over
his
face,
About
Ibe
same
time
somebody
passed
over
his
bed.
He
saw
Harala
descend
from
bin
bed
to
the
floor
running
instantly
to
wards
I
he
foot
of
his
own
bunk.
He
disapepared
for
about
minute
and.
returning
to
view.
fell
near
Hie
stove.
Witness's
bed
clothes
were
covered
with
blood.
On
cross
examination
by
Mr.
Palinore,
witness
said
that
.Nishida
was
between
Harala
ami
himself.
He
did
not
see
Harala
trike
accused
with
the
bollle
but
admitted
thai
he
bad
seen
Harala
with
the
bottle.
He
did
not
know
how
the
bottle
had
been
broken.
Saw
Man
Fall
Y.
Fujimoto,
who
slept
in
the
same
bunk
house,
told
of
bein:r
engaged
in
general
conversation
with
others
near
Ibe
stove
on
the
night
in
question.
At
It
.30
loud
talking
was
heard
between.
Nishida
and
Harala
and
witness
went
over
to
the
laller's
bed
and
told
them
not
to
talk
so
loud.
He
told
Nishida
not
to
quarrel
and
took
him
outside
to
Mrs.
Inoyue's
house.
They
met
Mrs.
Inoyue
at
the
entrance
of
the
bunk
house
and,
on
being
told
of
the.
quarrel,
Mrs.
Inoyue
told
witness
and
accused
to
come
over
to
her
house
and
resL
Nishida
said
lie
was
sorry,
and
would
mil
fight.
They
had
a
FULLER
8
AIIS
People's
Providers.
(reengage
Plum
Jam,
Vs
7Sc
Hulk
Cocoa,
5
lbs.
for.,
75c
Libby
Catsup,
buttles
..
25c
Heinz
Spagetti,
large
tins,
25o
Mother's
Noodles,
leg.
!5c,
now
5c
lloltled
Cider
for
Mincemeat
35c
Raspberries
in
tins.
.Special
25c
Strawberries,
in
tins.
Special
..,
...
25o
Fry's
ttacon,
per
lb.
...
45o
Seedless
Itaisins,
3
lbs.
for
50o
Shelled
Almonds.
Special
per
lb.
50c
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup.
Buy
a
dozen
.
.
....
$1.C5
Whelhey's
Mincemeat,
pkge.
20c
Marmalade
in
tins.
Special
-
76o
Our
Own
Itraiid
Mutter
50c
Wc
have
some
specially
good
Kggs.
A
bargain
at
per
doz
50c
Our
Tomato
Sausage
is
better
than
ever.
Made
fresh
twice
a
day,
Try
a
pound.
Pure
Honey,
i
lb.
tins
$1.00
Mixed
peel,
per
lb
50c
Corn
on
Cob,
Special
.
.
35o
Pork
ami
Deans,
reg.
15c.
Special,
3
for
25c
Peaches
and
Apricots,
new
stock.
Special,
2's,
3
tins
for
...
$1.00
Free
Orab
Parcel
with
1
lb.
Tea
or
Coffee.
Phone
45
and
574.
Dr.E.S.TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgsrson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
to
8.
Phono
CM.
Open
Evsnlnga
Only
Pop
Special
Appointments.
Mfy
A
unhrerwl
custom
AUCr
that
benefit
every.
Every
J
'
Aids
dif
estion,
riCclI
ctoi"
the
teeth,
teethes
the
throat.
WRKLEYS
&
good
thing
wremcmocr
Sealed
is
Hs
Parity
raekaga
J
!
FLAVOR
LASTS
cup
of
lea
and
witness
then
re
lumed
to
Ibe
lunik
house
where
he
went
to
boil
and
went
to
sleep.
He
saw
Nishida
no
mor'
thai
night.
About
II
o'clock
he
heard
somebody
running
outside
ami
awakening
looked
Inwards
Harala
and
saw
him
fall
to
Ibe
floor.
He
ditl
not
know
who
was
running
outside.
He
had
known
Nishida
for
about
three
111011(114
but
had
not
been
told
of
a
quarrel
between
him
and
Harala.
Cross-examined,
wilin-.v,
did
not
know
whether
Nishida
had
come
into
the
bunkhoiise
to
ge!
his
partner
Kujima
to
go
In
bed
He
had
seen
Nishida
speak
lo
Kujima.
Accused
was
in
hi
night
gown
with
hi
coal
over
it.
Questioned
by
Mr.
Fisher.
witness
said
il
was
customary
for
the
Japanese,
after
the
day's
work,
lo
lake
a
balh
and
wear
their
night
gowns
with
their
coals
thrown
over
tliein
if
they
went
out.
Woman
Witness
Mrs.
Y.
Inuyue
t
ild
of
Fuji
moto
bringing
accuse,!
In
her
house
on
the
night
in
quelion.
They
hail
a
cup
of
lea
and
Fuji
moto
had
left
first
and
ju-eused
about
seven
or
eight
minute
later.
About
11:30
accused
re
turned
lo
the
door
of
her
house.
He
was
covered
with
blood
and
witness,
in
alarm,
called
tier
husband
who.'ion
inquiry,
was
lob
by
Nishida'
dial
he
had
had
a
quarrel
with
Harala.
Nishida
compla(ued
of
'a
head
aelie
and
her
husband
told
witness
to
gel
him
a
change
of
attire.
When
Nishida
came
to
Hie
door
he
had
a
knife
in
his
hand.
II
was
done
handled
but
witness
wa
unable
lo
identify
il
its
the
knife
pro
duced
in
court.
She
had
been
loo
frightened
to
observe
closely
Nishida
came
in
and
sat
down
for
a
while
and
then
followed
her
husband
out.
When
he
re
turned
in
a
few
minutes
lie
had
nothing
in
his
hand.
Under
cross-examination,
Mr.
Inoyue
staled
that
Nishida
hail
a
number
of
bad
cuts
on
his
hands
and
face
and
I
he
blood
was
run
ning
from
his
face
lo
his
clothes.
She
had
wiped
the.
blood
oh
accused's
face
ami
bands
and
put
him
lo
bed
in
her
house.
A
little
while
later,
Mr.
Chase,
the
mill
vuperin-leudenl,
came
ami
took
him
away.
Witness
admitted
that
accused
was
in
a
rather
dazed
condition
when
lie
came
to
her
house
at
1
1
.20.
Saw
Glass
Fly
T.
Tauabe
told
of
the
first
1
11
arret
which
had
been
stopped
by
Fujimoto,
Nishida
returned
about
11.15
and
started
another
argument.
A
moment
laler
he
saw
pieces
of
glass
flying
ami
simultaneously
he
saw
a
knife
.
1
i
1
waveti
in
.Msniuas
iiaun.
ne
turn
heard
words
between
Nishida
ami
Harata.
The
former
had
said
Come
outside,
come
outside.'
and
Harala
had
replied
"Cm
home.)
if
you
have
something
lo
talk
about
we
will
talk
about
il
to
morrow."
The
bottle
broke
and
the
knife
waved
jt
seeiiM'd
all
in
the
same
moment
cud
he
could
not
say
which
.occurred
first.
He
saw
Harata
leap
front
his
bed
ami'
later
fall.
Mshida
disappeared
after
the.
waving
of
the
knife.
h.
Takayama
testified
lhali
Nishada
bat
tpid
hint
of
former
trouble
between
hiniseir
and
Harata.
He
had
said
that
Harala
was
a
bad
man
and
he
should
be
sent
away.
Asked
why
Nishida!
had
said
that
Harata
1
made
trouble
with
the
women.
Witness
was
not
in
the
bunkliouse
when
Ibe
trouble
occurred
Oohs
examined
Takayama,
de-
nled
that
Nishida
had
told
him
of
trouble
l,olwnnn
.llnrnln
ntwl
.!,.
self
over
accused's
sister
in
Van.
eouver.
Uurala
had
told
bhn
sometliing
lo
this
effect,
however
Nlshlda's
Partnsr
Kujima.
Nishida's
mirtner.
said
ho
saw
Harala
and
Nishida
in
the
bunkhoiise
(hot
night.
He
had
seen
Harata
lean
from
his
lied
and
drop
ami
had
also
seen
.Mshida
disappear.
Crnssexnmined.
KuJima
told
Mr.
Patmorn
that
Nishld.i
hnd
come
into
the
buukhouse
lo
gel
him
(witness
to
go
home
to
the
other
buukhouse
which
they
shared.
He
had
been
engrossed
in
a
game
they
were
playing
and
had
told
Nishida
to
go
home
and
that
he
would
follow
later.
The
!
trouble
started
just
after
Nishida
nail
come
to
him
the
last
time.
:The
knife
produced
did
not
be.
(long
to
Nishida,
witness
taled.
Xnillinf
.11.1
II
I...I......
I..
I.I...
'It.....
,1
.Sll
it,
ill,,,.
J
had
no
knife
in
their
cabin.
Further
particulars
of
the
scale
map
were
gen
,by
Con
(stable
Ponder
when
he
was
re
cntted.
I
he
last
witness
before
the
noon
adjournment
was
Jere
iniah
Chase,
mill
superintendent.
who
I
old
of
finding
the
dead
body
of
Harata
in
the
biinkhnn
and
suhrMtienlly
arresting
Nish.
ma
ai
.Hrs.
Inoyue
s
ltouq.
i
fieri
bad
niinarrn
v
been
wound
on
Nishida's
face.
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lew
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h
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Your
Thanksgiving
Dinner
will
be
11
greater
success
with
delicacies
from
our
store.
The
season
is
here
fur
Pumpkin
Pies
.
.
.
35c
each
Mince
Pies
.
.
.
50
0
per
doz.
Pork
Pies
15c
each
French
Pastry.
.
50c
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dot,
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and
distributing,
Team
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Moving.
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will
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until
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FREE
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Offer
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CONTINUED
UNTIL
THAT
DATE.
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sold
10
Mills
on
Saturday
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and
a
Mood
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