OPENING
DAY
SPECIALS
Good
at
Our
Three
Stores
SATURDAY
&
MONDAY
ONLY
We
are
very
proud
of
our
new
store.
More
commodious
shopping
facilities
will
make
it
a
pleasure
for
you
to
shop
at
our
newest
store
at
727
THIRD
AVE.
W.
Free
Delivery
on
All
Orders
Amounting
to
$?.00
or
More
Campbell"!
Tomato
in
Canada
2
Una
fw
Peas
No.
4
Serve
per
tin
Five-String
Broom-each
Strawberry
Jam
4-lb.
tin
Purity
Quick
Oat
per
pkt
Malkln's
Beat
Prun
eta-lb.
pkt
Soups
Made
15c
8c
30c
50c
18c
20c
Free
Sample
of
Tea
and
Baking
Powder.
Candy
for
Children
Accom
panied
by
Parents
"
Phone
Store
No.
3
35
Mussallem's
Cash
&
Carry
Stores
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
We
Solicit
Mail
Orders,
and
Give
Personal
Attention
to
Packing
and
Shipping
No!
1
Store
Fifth
Ave
Phone
18-84
No.
2
Store
319
Third
Av-Phone
3Cfl
.
No.
3
Store
727
Third
A
v.
Phone
375
MUSSALLEM'S
MEAT
MARKET
Friday
&
Saturday
Specials
Legs
of
Lamb
28
C
Legs
of
Veal
,
ff
n
per
lb
Legs
of
Pork--
.
OOn
per
lb
.
V"
Shoulders
of
Pork
-
1
Af
per
lb
Shoulders
of
Veal
"I
n
At,l
per
lb
Shoulders
of
Lamb
1
f
AOV'
per
lb
Veal
Stew
9X
per
lb
Lean
Beef
Stew
CJp
per
lb
.
A01'
rork
Sausage
QCo
2
lb.
...
""I'
Rolled
Prime
Ribs
n
r
n
per
lb
Sirloin
Roaata
Beat
quality
OCp
beef,
per
lb
Sirloin
Hps
Best
quality
QOn
beef,
per
lb.
.
STZ
18cand20c
Veal
Chops
9
tin
per
lb
Pork
Chops
9
Co
per
lb...-
Lamb
Chops
9
Co
per
lb
"V
Plekled,Pork-
19
lo
per
ib-
..
."
'2
We
deliver
free
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Phones
IS
and
81
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
ST.
PETER'S
BAZAAR
Affair
of
the
East
End
Anglican
Church
Yesterday
Afternoon
Was
Complete
Success
After
a
very
stormy
morning,
thi
Weather
Man
relented
yesterday
afternoon
to
favor
the
annual
bar-
j
aar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Church,
Seal
Cove,
wHh
welcome
sunshine
and
warm
zep-!
hyrs..
As
a
result
many
ladies-
from
;
all
parts
of
the
city
called
to
lend
their
patronage
to
the
affair.
Throughout
the
afternoon
the
haS
was
.well
filled
and
the
event
proved
highly
successful.
Hallowe'en
decorations
and
a
genial
atmosphere
helped
to
make
the
functio.i
most
enjoyable.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Kelsey
was
general
convenor
and
she
was
assisted
in
her
duties
as
hostess
by
Mrs.
W.
II.
GocUell.
The
following
ladies
wete
in
charge
of
the
various
tables
:
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
S.
E.
Sunbury
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vigar.
Plain
Sewing
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vlereci
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tat-tersal
and
Mrs.
D.
Sievert
Candy
Mrs.
F.
A.
Hart
Miss
Mary
Geary.
Miss
Patricia
McAllister
and
Miss
Kathleen
Eastman.
In
charge
of
the
tea
roam
were
Mrs.
A.
H.
Hill-Tout
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrlngton
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddle
and
Mrs
Kenneth
McPhail
poured
and
ser-viteurs
were
Miss
Annie
Boddle,
Miss
Marjorle
Sievert
and
Mrs.
H.
Lund.
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg
acted
as
cashier.
Mrs.
Cecilia
Cavenalle
was
the
winner
of
a
guessing
contest
During
the
afternoon
there
were
delightful
piano
selections
by
Utile
Misses
May
McPhail
and
Thelma
Skinner.
OPENING
SPECIALS
Save
While
You
Spend
We
now
offer
yon
the
combined
service
of
our
Three
Stores.
You
will
find
it
easy
to
shop
with
us
as
all
commodities
are
plainly
marked.
Advertising
space
does
not
allow
us
to
list
all
our
prices
but
we
offer
a
few
suggestive
buys:
Cottage
Roll
Appetising
It
"I
Op
wholesome
ham
per
lb
AO
I
Royal
Breakfast
Bacon
9Cp
A
Machine
sHced.
per
lb
Dry
Salt
Pork
20
C
Swifts
Economy
Square
9
ftp
Baeen,
per
lb
A
III
Split
Peas
25C
Small
White
Beans
25C
Dried
Green
Peas
25C
Royal
City
White
Corn
-
9
Co
2
2-lb.
tins
UC
Royal
City
White
Corn
Q
n
per
11-c.
tin
Norwegian
Sardines
Equal
i
Hp
J-vO
to
King
Oscar,
per
tin
Ueckist
Honey
Serve
with
CQp
rolls,
per
5-lb.
tin
UOl
Skimmed
Milk
Cheese
Equal
to
Kraft
Q
C)?
per
5-lb.
box
?AJ
Palmollve
Soap
Deal
3
cakes
Pslm-
ollve
Soap.
1
pkg.
Palm-
9
Co
olive
Soap
Beads,
40c
value
P.
&
0.
White
Naptha
Soap
OCo
6
cakes
for
uOV,
Waxed
Lunch
Paper
40
sheets
ftp
to
roll,
per
roll
Malkln's
Best
Tea
QCo
2
1-lb.pkts
OUO
Malkln's
Best
Coffee
C
Cp
2
Mb.
tins
OOl
Ensign
Crab
Meat
&0
9Qp
per
-lb.tln
Oranges
Nice
and
Juicy
QCo
5doz
Mussallem's
Cash
&
Carry
Stores
"tVbere
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
i
We
Solicit
Mall
Orders,
and
Give
Personal
Attention
to
Parking
and
Shipping
No.
1
Store
Fifth
Avc-Plione
lX-St
No.
I
Store
319
Third
Av.
Phone
SCO
No.
3
Store
7X7
Third
Av.
Phsne
SS
P.
O.
Box
57$
AUY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PltlNCK
EUPEKT
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BKIT1SI1
COLUMBIA
Published
Rvery
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
oy
Prince
Kupe'rt
.
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenii
,
v
f;
11
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
MftnaRlns-Edltor
.It
Contract
rates
on
application.
Editor
and'
Reporters"
'Irleptionr
,
,
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Member
t
Audit
Biirran
of
Circulation
TERRACE
INQUEST
(Continued
iram
Page
One)
said
she
broke
the
bedroom
window.
Fighting
the
Fire
Vick's
Benefit
Dance
and
Concert
Don't
Miss
It!
Friday,
9
p.m.
EAGLE'S
HALL
Six
Rig
Vaudeville
Acts
Between
Dances
Vic
will
sing
"The
Rag
Time
Porter's
Blues"
and
"The
Rheumatism,"
accompanied
by
Joe
Areeneau
and
his
$400
banjo.
Other
snappy
numbers
by
such
well
known
artists
as
Harry
Astoria
and
Joe
Arseneau
Sketch
Bill
Howe
and
Harry
Smith
The
Smallpox
Twins
In
Hawaiian
Guitar
Duet
Bud
Baldwin
King
of
the
Lumberjack
Baritones
Sam
Joy
famous
buck
and
wing
dancer
ana
others.
!
It
will
be
a
great
show
a
little
dif
ferent
so
come
and
get
your
money's
worth.
Tickets
on
sale
at
Orotto
Cigar
Store.
Empress
Social
Club
and
the
Royal
Hotel.
Charles
Kalagno'g
Augmented
Orchestra
Doors
Open
I
pjn.
Admission
50c
tmzm
mzwEMsmzm
msmimmzmva
t
I
was
not
Ml
Friday.
October
30,
1931
NATIONAL
CO-OPERATION
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin,
former
Premier
of
Great
Britain,
and
now
a
member
of
the
MacDonald
Government,
has
declared
in
favor
of
national
co-operation
instead
of
party
government.
That
is
a
view
held
by
manv
in
Canada
and
is
very
likely
to
give
place
to
the
present
system
which
is
inefficient
and
expensive.
What
makes
co-operation
difficult
is
the
spoils
system
by
which
supporters
of
the
party
in
power
get
the
government
business.
It
is
not
a
British
institution
but
has
been
grafted
on
to
the
British
party
system
in
Canada.
As
long
as
it
lasts
there
can
be
no
co-operation.
Most
of
the
bitterness
in
political
life
is
the
result
of
the
spoils
system.
People
who
will
not
quarrel
for
a
principle
will
fight
for
a
few
dollars.
I
SWEEPSTAKE
LAWS
!
The
laws
in
regard
to
sweepstakes
seem
to
the
man
on'
the
street
to
be
very
foolish.
To
allow
the
sale
of
tickets
and
then
refuse
to
allow
the
purchaser
to
collect
the,
winnings
seems
against
all
reason.
In
a
recent
case
in
the
i
city
the
Daily
News
might
have
made
fifty
thousand
dol-.
Iars
by
laying
an
information
and
putting
in
a
claim
for
'
the
money.
The
present
law
puts
a
jiremium
on
meanness
and
is
no
deterrent
of
the
custom
of
selling
tickets
on
long
J
chances.
showed
what
appeared
to
be
thej
remains
oi
an
adult
person
in
the
J
basement
of
the
house.
Mrs.
Little
was
with
witness
when
they
were
discussing
the
remains
of
the
baby
and
Acting-Constable
Creelman
when
they
were
discussing
the
E.
T.
Kenney
said
he
attended
other
remains.
It
was
utterly
im
the
fire.
When
the
siren
sounded
possible
to
identify
the
remains
of;
he
grabbed
an
extinguisher,
ran
the
two
bodies,
as
they
had
betnj
towards
me
nre
ana
roae
on
a
car
very
severely
burned
pan
oi
me
way.
Arriving
mere
ne
window
just
above
his
head,
which
was
broken
out.
There
was
consid
He
saw
the
remains
between
half
m
.past
nine
and
a
quarter
to
ten.
I
n
'o
chop
a
hole
through
the
east
rhm
wm
the
ot
a
1UC
0i
JnT
L
whleh
was
tilted
on
one
side
in
th-
room
was.
There
was
a
single
sash
basement
and
lt
Eefmfd
mat
adult
body
had
slid
into
the
base-
rMent
w4H
tYtm
aaVi
Tia
twn
KnH.
h'?
the
??
1
were
separated
M
feet:
Witness
emptied
extinguishe
which
he
had
into
that
room
and
nt"
tne
large
sized
extinguisher
into
the
one.
"I
dOtt
t
think
f
Mm.
mnm
Th..
V,l-oH
H.
fl.
SOI
IKM
but
only
temporary
In
that
room.
Flames
seemed
to
be
coming
from
Sergt
McNeil:
"In
your
opinion
would
it
have
been
possible
for
any
r
for
anyone
to
have
been
alive
there."
"Were
you
present
when
the
re-
what
appeared
to
be
the
kitchen.
we
fathered
upf
After
the
fire
had
burnt
itself
out
be
noticed
what
appeared
to
be
the
body
of
a
child
in
the
extreme
north
east
corner
of
the
building.
Further
examination
of
the
rulnt
The
Foreman:
"Which
room
was
above
the
basement'
"The
living
room.
I
believe."
Albert
Edward
Johnson
said
he
wao
apprised
of
the
fire
by
his
sis-
ter-m-law.
He
started
towards
the
li;JISsTns1sf.-:j:Sl'lJI
fire
and
Just
then
the
siren
and
the
mill
whistle
gave
the
alarm.
Wheu
he
reached
the
house
the
men
from
the
mill
had
begun
to
arrive
Short
y
after
Cauthers
came
and
his
father-in-law
told
him
his
wlf'
and
child
were
both
inside
th-
house.
He
ran
towards
the
back
door
and
witness
went
with
him.
Cauthers
opened
the-back
door
and
the
flames
forced
him
back.
They
then
went
to
the
east
side
and
Cauthers
tried
to
chop
a
hole
In
the
side
wall.
Mrs.
Wilkinson
then
came
out
and
Cauthers
went
into
the
Wilkinson
house.
Witness
left
fhortly
after
as
he
could
not
be
of
any
service.
Arnold
Creelman.
special
constable,
stationed
at
Ter
race,
substituting
for
Constable
Mr
Kenney
during
his
absence,
said
the
first
he
knew
of
the
fire
was
when
he
was
in
the
station
shaking
down
the
stove.
On
hearing
th
siren
he
grabbed
the
key
of
th-fire
hail
and
laid
It
on
his
desk
He
then
went
to
the
front
door
and
saw
the
fire
was
too
far
aws;'
for
the
hose
to
be
of
any
use.
H
got
on
John
DeKergommeaux'
truck
end
went
to
the
fire.
A
few
men
had
already
arrived
but
the
fire
had
too
much
start
for
anything
to
be
done
with
it
Witness
saw
Cauthers
trying
to
chop
a
hole
through
the
wall
and
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AyLMER
AYLMER
TOMATO
JUICE
Made
from
fresh-picktd,
lun-ripentd
Canadian
tcanatoet
.
.
.
hijh
in
vitamin
content
...
a
driitht-fulbealth
drink
1
LUtta
In
on
the
AYLMfR
Mutictl
Menu
tvtry
Fridy
rvcntHf
ovr
tadio
Ulion
COR.
they
have
that
SOUP
MADE
IN
B.G
AYLMER
Tomato
Soup
retains
the
Natural
Flavour
of
the
fresh-picked,
sun-ripened
tomatoes.
AYLMER
Vegetable
Soup
.
.
.
the
Natural
Flavour
of
fresh
garden
vegetables.
AYLMER
Soups
are
made
in
British
Columbia.
All
vegetables
and
tomatoes
in
them
are
grown
in
this
province.
All
cans,
labels
and
cases
also
are
made
in
B.C.
DOMINION
CAHNERS
B.C.
LIMITED
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
9
Canning
PUnti
in
British
Columbia
A
100
ac
PRODUCT
be
said
his
wife
and
child
were
inside.
As
soon
as
the
fire
cooled
he
first
noticed
the
remains
ot
the
baby.
On
further
examination
he
discovered
what
looked
to
be
the
emalns
of
a
full
grown
person.
Witness
immediately
wired
Staff-rgt.
McNeill
and
Coroner
Robinson.
When
the
bodies
were
discovered
there
were
present
E.
T.
Kenney.
O.
Little
and
W.
A.
Klrkpatriek.
The
remains
showed
that
the
bodes
had
been
severely
burned
There
were
only
a
few
charred
remain
which
were
removed
to
thr
Blue
Room
The
only
evidence
o.'
slothing
was
the
finding
of
a
few
buttons
which
appeared
to
have
formed
part
of
a
woman's
dress.
Death
by
Sotfooitlon
The
Jurymen
were:
J.
B.
Agar
i
foreman
i.
R.
D.
Christy.
O.
Temple.
W.
A.
Klrkpatriek,
O
LRU
and
J.
H.
Smith.
Their
verdict
in
tlmated
that
they
accepted
th?
evidence
of
Identification
of
thr
remains
recovered
from
the
burned
home
of
the
Cauthers
family
an-i
agreed
that
death
was
accidentally
caused
from
suffocation
Oct
quick
result-,
with
a
wnnf
art
GREATEST
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and
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en,
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ami
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pected
'jo
Be
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Competition
This
Winter
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'
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The
Print
Rpsrt
la
beteg
reorganised
for
th-
winter's
activities
C
P
C
again
president
ind
t!i.
'
are
hr
iraf
as
last
ea
.
It
Is
planned
to
hve
iblv.
rven
teams
m
.
Sacrifice
Sale
Ever
Known
In
Prince
Rupert
Every
Article
in
Store
to
Be
Cut
to
the
Bone
Before
huying
elsewhere,
come
and
convince
yourself
that
wchavc
the
larRCt
stock
and
lowest
prices
in
the
city.
Montreal
Importers