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PAGE
SIX
TH3
DAILY
fTEWS
Cash
Box
in
Disused
Well
Sends
Woman
Before
Jury
Finger
Prints
said
"I
Did
It"
The
proprietor
of
aprosperou
grocery
tore
in
hewance,
111.,
was
in
the
habit
of
keeping
the
day's
receipts
in
a
tin
box
ami
deponiting
the
money
next
morning
when
the
banks
opened.
On
August
29th
last,
after
a
Li?
day
there
was
$300
in
the
box.
During
the
night
it
was
stolen.
There
were
no
broken
doors
or
windows.
It
looked
like
an
inside
job.
Suspicion
fell
on
John
Schultz
a
clerk
who
had
lately
been
taken
on
and
he
was
arreoted.
A
large
sum
of
money
was
fjund
in
his
room.
He
said
it
was
his
savings
but
things
looked
dark
for
him.
The
detectives
were
puzzled
at
Stops
Body
Odour
not
finding
the
tin
box
and
in
their
eenrch
they
uncovered
an
old
disused
well
across
from
the
store
and
found
the
box.
Handling
it
carefully
they
had
experts
examine
it
for
Cnger
prints
and
prints
were
found
of
two
persons.
flints
of
the
store
employees
were
quickly
taken.
The
prints
on
the
box
were
found
to.
correspond
with
the
Proprietor's
he
alone
was
mippoeed
to
handle
the
box
and
those
of
a
woman
employee
who
had
not
been
suspected.
She
was
arrested
and
confessed
to
the
theft.
She
had
wanted
to
buy
a
fur
coat
but
her
fingerprints
sent
her
up
for
trial
for
robbery
instead.
Your
Prints
are
Dangerous
too
on
Food
You
do
not
rob
cash
boxes
nor
commit
crimes
but
your
finger
prints
are
even
more
dangerous
to
you
than
her's
were
to
the
women
in
the
abov-
incident.
Several
times
a
day
yovj
prints
may
be
exposing
you
to
great
danger
from
disease
germs.
Strange?
No
because
germs
are
everywhere,
on
door
knot,
books,
money
things
you
are
constantly
touching.
Then
your
germ
laden
fingers
touch
something
you
wish
to
cat
a
biscuit,
fruit,
chocolates,
and
the
germs
enter
your
mouth.
Once
there,
the
warmth
causes
them
to
multiply
and
penetrate
all
through
your
svstem
and
if
you
are
susceptible,
to
disease
you
fall
ill.
Life
Extension
Institute
names
27
germ
diseases,
some
very
deadly,
which
may
be
transmitted
by
the
hands.
Safety
with
Lifebuoy
There
Is
a
way
to
be
safe
from
this
danger.
You
must
wash
your
hands
many
times
a
day,
and
always
before
a
meal
not
with
just
any
good
soap
but
with
Lifebuoy.
It
contains
a
germicide.
Children
especially
should
be
trained
to
use
it.
They
get
cuts
and
scratches
in
their
play
which
Lifebuoy
will
safely
cleanse
and
make
tree
Irom
infection.
A
Luxurious
Soap
You
find"
no
nerfume
in
lifebuoy
only
a
safety
scent
you
will
learn
to
like.
Many
thousands
the
world
over
use
Lifebuoy
every
day
and
delight
in
its
luxurious
protective
lather.
Safety
from
the
social
offense
of
body
odour
for
many
hours
is
another
happy
result
of
the
Lifebuoy
bath.
As
luxurious
a
soap
as
world
famous
experts
can
make
for
you
is
Lifebuoy,
blended
Irom
two
tine
palm
oils
wrucn
are
famous
for
their
beautifying
effects
upon
the
human
skin.
Why
not
have
this
extra
protection,
this
extra
beauty
aid
in
your
toilet
and
bath
soap?
Lifebuoy
costs
no
more,
or
mavhe
less,
than
the
toilet
soaps
you
have
been
using
yet
they
cannot
give
you
the
same
benefits.
Your
dealer
kas
Lifebuoy
ready
for
you,
order
ft
supply
today.
Lever
Brother
IJmilrJ,
T
oral
to
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
"
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
6
(ict
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
takincr
advantage
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
10c.
a
week!
LIGHTING
i
DEFERRED
City
Decides
Not
to
Embark
On
Ornamental
Standard
Program
A
recommendation
from
the
utilities
committee
that
owing
to
the
existing
financial
committer
nr.
further
extension
of
its
ornampntal
rtreet
lighting
system
be
undertaken
it
the
present
time
wps
ad
opted
by
the
city
council
at
lust
night's
meeting.
j
Speaking
to
the
recommenda-l
tion.
Aid.
Macdonald,
chairman
of'
the
utilities
committee,
stated
ths
J
'
the
report
had
been
brought
in
.15
a
result
of
the
request"!
of
some
ratepayers
for
light
and
also
in
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
Col-'art
at
last
meeting
of
the
council.
The
committee
felt
that
another
extensive
ornamental
street
lighting
project
was
unwarranted
at
project
was
unwarranted
at
the
present
time.
The
Power
Corpora
tion
would
agree
to
provide
tto
new
lights
free
for
one
year
and,
furtheimore,
was
not
agreeable
ti
making
an
Installation
at
any
Ingle
time
of
less
than
fifty
standards
whereas
not
narly
that
number
were
being
asked
by
ratepayers.
If
the
new
installation
wn
made,
tt
might
run
the
city
into
an
added
expenditure
of
$2,000
or
$2
-000
within
a
year
and.
in
vtrv
this,
the
committee
did
n'.t
feH
Justified
in
recommending
the
Installation.
Aid.
Macdonald
moved
adoption
f
the
re'iuest.
la
seconding
the
motlo.i
Aid-
Puileh
agreed
that
'h's
was
no
'ime
for
large
Advertise
In
trw
tinHv
Npws
Guide
to
Correspondents
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correspondence
on
live
topics
of
the
day
or
any
other
subject
of
public
Interest,
but
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must
be
brief
and
to
the
point.
The
long-winded
correspondent
has
no
place
In
modern
journalism.
Every
letter
must
be
signed
by
the
writer,
not
necessarily
for
publication
but
as
a
matter
of
good
faith
and
courtesy.
All
unsigned
documents
go
to
the
waste
paocr
basket.
Letters
of
a
caustic
character
must
have
the
signature
appended
for
publication.
Letter
should
be
wrltton
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only.
Correspondents
must
avoid
personalities
and
the
language
should
be
such
as
would
be
allowed
In
the
ordinary
rules
of
debate.
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WMHMHHHSBas
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ON
SCREEN
French
Singing
Comedian
Scores
.Again
In
"Tli
Smilinp
Lieutenant"
'The
Smiling
L.
tenant.
'
Maurice
Chevalier's
la
tost
pictur?
and
current
attraction
at
the
Capital
Theatre,
is
a
fflm
for
sophisticated
adults
to
enjoy
The
entlmental
comls
opera
story
is
handled
with
a
deft
toush
and
it
is
considered
by
many
the
best
Chevalier
picture
to
date.
.
The
part
of
"The
Smiling
Lie-enanM
'8'ilti
th"
French
star
to
perfection
and
gives
him
full
opportunity
to
exoloit
hte
smile,
hl-wink.
his
noted
straw
hat
and
attractive
personality.
Clandette
Colbert,
who
was
with
Chevnlirr
in
Th"
nig
Pond,"
and
Miriam
HooMns
new
star
and
personal
selection
of
the
atngln?
comedian
from
France
for
the
nart.
share
major
honors.
They
arc
nleaslng
young
women
and
prove
themselves
very
adept
at
light
comedy.
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For
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we
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the
following:
Johnson's
Floo?Wax
In
the
past'
2
lb.
tins.
rea
$2.00
gQ
Johnson'
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Wax
In
the
paste
1-lb.
tins,
reg.
$1.00
QOn
OU
per
tin
Johnson's
Floor
Wax,
liquid
pints,
with
cloth
duster,
rcg.
Qtfif
OUlx
$1.50,
both
for
Johnson's
Float'
Mops-
With
handles
reg.
$1.50
and
1
Johnson'.;
Liquid
Wax,
ft-plnt
04
C
tin,
reg.
50c.
both
for
3--J
Pine
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The
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Cleaner
For
cleaning
rugs,
cars,
glassware,
silverware
and
many
other
uses
We
recommend
this
as
an
A-l
product
and
ask
you
o
give
It
a
2.09
ner
5-lb.
tin
per
2-lb.
Un
per
1-lb.
tin
.Reekltts.BaejBlaejli
neckltt's
6ky
Blue
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Blue,
per
packet
1.00
50c
5c
Zebra
Liquid
Stove
Polish
1
XUl
CJ
;
per
bottle
,
Drasso
Polish
-Medium
9Qf
i
size,
per
tin
V
;
We
hjive
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and
'Vacuum
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which
to
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you
In
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we
will
I
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;
Our
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arc
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and
wc
give
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attention
to
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'
mail
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Buy
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of
service
1
1
nnrl
millr
riplivorv
Mussallem's
Cash
&
Carry
Stores
"Where
Hollars
Have
More
Cents"
No.
1
Store
Fifth
Ave.
Phone
18-81
No.
2
Store
319
Third
Av.
Phone
360
No.
3
Store
727
Third
Av.
Phone
375
I.
O.
Box
575
LOG
SCALE
INCREASED
Production
For
October
This
Year
Larger
Than
Last
Although
Total
For
Year
Down
Log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
for-1
e
try
dlstri-t
for
October
this
year!
totalled
13.3C5.035
feet.
It
was
the
r,it
mnnth
in
many
this
vear
tha;
:
.
4
.
..u..u.
...
-
J
tr
showed
an
Improvement
over
the
sume
month
last
year,
in
ucioDei
.
1930
the
scale
amounted
to
8.-133.972
board
feet.
So
far
this
year
scaling
has
totaled
83,938.623
board
feet
as
against
121.069.106
board
feet
fo-the
first
ten
months
of
1930.
Los
scaling
per
varieties
for
October
this
year
was
as
follows,
figures
in
October
1930
also
being
given
for
comparison:
1931
1930
Douglas
Fir
....
121.385
123.015
Cear
1
067.943
807.438
Spruce
7.902,722
4.074.035
Hemlock
2.881.410
2,057.440
Balsam
1.247
033
1,013.943
Jackplne
,144,532
27.20'
Totals
13.365.035
8.133,972
Forest
Products
Pole
and
pile
production
In
Or
ifber
this
vear
amounted
to
only
;iw
lineal
feet
10.609
fet
ce-Ar
and
1.340
feet
hemlock
-a3
rm-'trd
with
423.787
lineal
feet
n
o-tober
last
year,
fnrdwnod
for
October
this
ri(
U'lrrl
50
as
compared
with
591
't
yar
There
were
20.033
hewn
I
2-3
fir
and
18
820
lackpUw
"reduced
this
October
as
arnlnst
?4,632
last
year
in
the
sam
month
AGREEMENT
FOR
PH0NF
City
Council
Provides
For
Execution
of
Pact
on
Radiotelephone
Service
The
city
council
last
night
gave
preliminary
readings
to
a
bylaw
authorizing
the
execution
of
an
agreement
between
the.,
city,
and
the
Northwest
Telephone
Co,
providing
for
the
hooking
up
of
this
city
with
a
radiotelephone
service
connecting
Prince
Kupert
with
the
south.
The
agreement
provides,
among
principal
features,
for
the
installation
of
a
radiotelephone
station
by
the
Northwest
Telephone
Co.
at
a
point
In
or
near
the
city
to
which
the
mu
nicipal
telephone
system
will
be
con
nected,
the
entire
expense
of
the
installation,
including
such
extensions
to
the
city
system
as
may
be
necessary,
being
borne
by
the
company.
Under
the
agreement,
the
city
will
act
as
commercial
agent
for
the
company
in
handling
of
messages.
It
is
proposed
that
the
agreement
'shall
take
effect
on
December
31,
1931,
and
continue
In
force
for
a
period
of
ten
years.
There
was
a
little
by-play
between
Aid.
Pillsbury
and
City
Solicitor
Jones
after
a
report
had
been
made
by
the
latter
regarding
the
agreement
between
the
city
and
the
tele
phone
company.
Aid.
I'lllsbury
questioned
the
opinion
of
the
soli
citor
that
It
was
necessary
or
ad
visahlc
under
the
Municipal
Act
that
the
proposed
agreement
should
be
approved
by
the
After
some
discussion,
In
which
there
was
a
direct
clash
of
opinion
between
Aid.
Pillsbury
and
Mr.
Jones,
other
members
of
the
coun
cil
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
city
solicitor
was
employed
to
give
his
legal
opinions
and
that
it
was
advisable
to
accept
them.
The
re
port
on
this
matter
from
Mr.
Jones
was
then
adopted
without
dissenting
vote.
In
the
course
of
his
report,
Mr.
Jones
advised
the
council
that
it
had
the
authority
to
execute
the
agreement
without
recourse
to
a
vote
of
the
ratepayers.
Tony
Christian
to
Put
In
Excavation
The
city
council,
on
recommendation
of
the
Board
of
Works,
gave
permission
last
night
to
Tory
Christian
to
excavate
under
the
sidewalk
allowance
In
front
of
his
property
at
the
northeast
comer
of
Third
Avenue
and
Marketplace.
While
Mr.
Christian
agreed
to
place
a
fence
around
the
excavation
while
It
was
belnu
made
as
a,
safeguard
against
possible
accident
members
of
the
council
felt
that
he
should
not
be
permitted
to
leave
the
hole
open
any
longer
than
was
reasonably
necessary.
Tuesday,
November
10.
1831
Monday
&
Tuesday
TWO
SHOWS
-
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&
9
pM
Feature
Starts
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65c
THE
SINGING,
SMILING
IDOL
OF
MILLIONS
Maurice
Chevalier
in
"The
Smiling
Lieutenant"
With
Claudette
Colbert,
Charlie
Kuggles,
Miriam
Hopkins
Chevalier
sings
Oscar
Straus'
new
song
hits
In
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beautiful.
amusing,
tuneful
attraction
A
Paramount
Picture
Novelty
"Via
Express"
Sportlight
"Angles
of
Anjlini-
"FICTOUIAL
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2"
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"Bettv
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"Wonder
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ii
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Mr.
C,
M.
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Usnover,
Out,
writo:-"I
could
hsrdly
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ind
after
goiof
up
down
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bsd
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or
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