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INSPECTOR
IS
LEAVING
Tupper
Goes
to
Edmonton,
Succeeding
Major
Wood
at
That
Centre
Inspector,
James
M.
Tupper
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
has
received
word
that
he
is
to
be
moved
to
Edmonton,
taking
the
place
there
of
Major
S.
T.
Wood,
formerly
of
this
city,
who
is
now
In
charge
at
Vancouver.
He
will
be
leaving
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday,
going
by
way
of
Vancouver.
Inspector
Tupper
has
been
in
Prince
Rupert
nearly
four
years
and
during
that
time
has
carried
out
his
work
quietly
and
efficiently
and
has
made
many
friends.
Many
of
the
ladles
of
Westview
and
other
parts
of
the
city
will
also
regret
the
departure
of
Mrs.
Tupper
and
her
two
Prince
Rupert
born
children.
Janet
and
Charles,
but
at
the
same
time
will
be
pleased
to
hear
of
the
inspector's
promotion.
Shower
for
Miss
Rose
Dickens
Is
Given
by
Sister
Jlfrs.
Jack
Bond.
233
Eighth
Av-
rnue
East,
was
hostess
last
evening
at
a
delightful
shower
ir
honor
of
her
sister,
Miss
Rose
Dic
kens,
whose
marriage
to
Helgp
Odcn
will
take
place
on
Saturday
evening
of
this
week.
The
rooms
were
prettily
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
snapdragons
and
there
wore
about
sixteen
friends
of
th;
bride-elect
in
attendance
at
the
af
fair.
The
evening's
proceedings
opened
with
playing
of
bridge,
the
winners
being
Mrs.
Nelson
and
Mrr.
Bond
sr.
Refreshments
were
then
served
and
a
prettily
decorated
basket
filled
with
delightful
gifts
was
brought
into
the
room
by
Misses
Hilda
Bond
and
Irma
Nel
son
and
placed
before
Miss
Die
kens.
Charles
H.
Lake,
well
known
pio
neer
Stewart
mining
man,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
this
morning
going
through
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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Street
Phone
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Wednesday
and
Thursday
Special
Corned
Beef,
50c
6
lbs
Hamburger
Steak,
25c
2
lb,
for
Pot
Roast
of
Beef,
50c
4
lbs
Spare
Ribs,
50c
3
lbs.
for
Fresh
Side
of
Pork,
40c
3
lbs.
Loin
Pork
Chops,
25c
per
lb
Shoulder
of
Pork,
$1.00
7
lbs.
for
Stewing
Lamb,
50c
4
lbs.
Round
Shoulder
of
Lamb,
20c
per
lb
r
Loin
Lamb
Chops,
25C
tVft
w
Sausage,
25c
2
lbs.
for
Round
Steak,
35c
2
lbs.
for
Stewing
Veal,
50c
4
lbs.
for
.
Veal
Chops,
25c
,
per
lb
Shoulder
Veal,
50C
Pork
Steak,
35c
2
lbs.
We
have
vegetables
and
deliver
our
goods.
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PROTEST
AT
BOARD
RATE
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
want
to
call
your
attention
to
the
fact
that
men
employed
in
relief
camps
will
be
charged
85c-per
day
for
board,
which
Is
certainly
a
gross
Injustice
to
the
unfortunates,
who
will
be
getting
only
two
dollars
a
day.
If
these
men
were
allowed
to
have
their
own
cook
and
decide
on
their
on
fare,
they
could
feed
themselves
for
half
the
price.
Is
this
igain
a
case
where
these
men
will
have
to
pay
through
the
nose
to
satisfy
the-
greed
of
someone
having
a
strong
influence
with
the
government?
Let
us
be
just
and
fair
about
this
matter.
Let
us
see
that
the
men
are
getting
all
they
can
get
in
re
turn
for
their
work.
If
the
men
could
see
their
way
to
save
25
or
30
cents
a
day
on
their
allowance
they
would
feel
more
satisfied
and
happier
and
the
result
would
be
more
efficiency
on.
their
part.
Not
only
that
but
there
would
be
more
money
In
Uielr
pocket,
which
means
more
money
spent
to
provide
for
other
things
badly
needed,
I
am
sure,
for
the
coming
winter
months,
and
also
the
payment
of
their
bills
in
the
stores
all
around
town.
I
believe
everj
citizen
In
this
city
should
take
a
particular
Interest
In
ills
matter
and
join
together
to
put
up
a
strong
protest
to
the
government
in
order
to
get
justice
for
the
unemployed.
We
don't
want
to
sec
anyone
taking
advantage
of
the
situation
and
.making
"big
profits
out
of
the
poor
men.
Yours
very
truly,
W.
OOLDBLOOM.
OBJECTS
TO
SIDEWALKS
Editor,
Dally
News:
It
Is
deplorable
for
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
that
men
should
have
to
come
here
to
experiment
how
to
do
their
work,
as
has
been
done
with
our
asphaltlc
sidewalks
on
creo
soted
lumber,
for
no
doubt
at
all
had
the
work
been
done
right
we
would
have
had
a
very
good
side
walk,
instead
of
the
make-shift
as
it
appears
at
present.
A
city
official
told
me
that
it
would
cost
$10
a
day
to
get
a
man
with
experience.
Even
at
that
I
believe
the
city
would
be
ahead.
I
do
not
believe
in
experiment
work.
It
Is
very
costly.
I
remember
one
time
X
heard
Fred
Stork
at
the
ratepayers'
assocla
tion
when
asked
about
the
Booth
School,
and
he
said
they
had
been
experimenting.
It
proved
to
be
a
very
costly
experiment
for
the
ratepayers,
and
so
It
Is
this
sidewalk
business
Is
very
Costly,
too.
In
my
opinion
it
Is
about
time
that
we
should
elect
a
council
that
is
qual
lficd
enough
to
investigate
these
questions
as
they
come
up,
and
as
the
work
progresses
to
examine
it
and
see
whether
the
ratepayers
are
getting
value
for
their
money
In
stead
of
waiting
until
t:ie
whole
job
is
completed
and
then
tell
us
that
it
was
$10
per
day
that
stood
between
what
we
have
and
the
finished
article.
A
penny
wise
and
a
pound
foolish'
way
of
carrying
on
any
business.
W.
ORATTON.
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SOCIETY
PICTURE
Theme
of
"Five
and
Ten"
Sophisticated
and
Up-to-the-Minute
A
tragedy
of
great
wealth
forms
Uic
basis
for
a
distinctly
different
sort
of
picture
In
"Five
and
Ten,"
the
current
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
which
opened
at
largely!
attended
matinee
and
evening
Thanksgiving
Day
showings.
The
theme
is
sophisticated
and
up-to-date
and
the
acting
by
a
distinguished
cast
led
by
Marlon
Davles'
Is
distinctly
good.
The
story
is
briefly
that
of
a
ncwly-rlch
family,
the
head
of
which,
after
making
an
enormous
fortune,
becomes
so
Immersed
In
his
business
affairs
that
his
wife,
daughter
and
son
are
entirely
neglected
and
left
to
their
own
devices
in
a
sphere
of
luxury
and
smart
society
life.
The
wife
runs
away
with
a
young
man,
the
daughter
has
an
affair
with
another
girl's
husband
and
the
son
kills
himself.
The
members
of
the
family
are
finally
brought
to.
their
senses
after
the
tragedy.
A
divorce
permits
fulfilment
of
the
romance.
The
vivacious
Marlon
Davles
plays
a
more
dramatic
role
than
usual
as
the
rich
man's
daughter,
and
Leslie
Howard,
who
is
fast
becoming
very
nopular.
has
the
male
lead.
Irene
rt!ch
nives
a
fine
performance
as
the
rlrh
man's
wife.
The
other
principal
players
arc
Richard
Bennett,
Mary
Duncan
and
Keith
Douglas.
r
D.
Carter
of
Stewart
wa
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
this
morning
going
through
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Why
Not
?
Buy
your
winter
supply
now.
Every
progressive
woman
likes
to
save
her
husbands
earnings.
A
saving
in
every
purchase
made
from
us.
Uur
quality
Is
our
guarantee.
IVe
have
just
received
a
mixed
car
of
Interior
Vegetables
and
offer
you
(he
following:
Netted
Ocms
and
Gold
Coin
Potatoes,
per
100-lb.
Q4
1C
sack
Turnips,
first
quality,
OC?n
10
lbs.
Per
sack
....$1.90
Carrots,
first
quality,
OCT
10
lbs.
for
mu,
Per
sack
$1.80
Cabbage,
first
quality,
CJr
8
lbs.
for
tOK
Per
crate
$ZJ&9
(This
cabbage
is
splendid
for
sauerkraut)
Pot
Barley,
fresh
stock,
25c
6
lbs.
for
Flour
Robin
Hood,
Purity,
Five
Roses,
49's,
O-t
Off
per
sack
pl.OD
Flour
Cinderella
and
Alberta
Rose.
49's.
S1.15
per
sack
Carnation
Milk,
Qtr
-f
A
t?0
J.U
per
case,
tails
Carnation
Milk,
$1.30
per
dozen,
talis
.
Carnation
Milk,
per
7flp
dozen,
baby
size
Ul
Malkln's
Best
Marmalade,
!
per
tin
lOt
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powder,
rp
per
dozen
:
OOls
Malkln's
Best
Spices,
20c
3
tins
assorted
for
.
Creamery
Butter,
47c
2
lbs.
for
Royal
Breakfast
Bacon,
9ft
p
machine
sliced,
per
lb
O
U
C
Gainer's
Cottage
Roll,
21c
per
lb
We
deliver
all
orders
for
$2.00
or
more
free.
Our
meat
lr.
usual,
are
delivered
free.
Mall
orders
receive
prompt
attention.
The
same
care
given
these
orders
as
your
personal
call
would
receive.
Mussallem
s
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents-Phone
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&
81
319
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Ave.
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Sth
Ave.
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Admission
20c
&
63c
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Feature
Starts
at
7:30
and
9:30
a
Tuesday.
October
13,
193?
sTusagg-"
...
S
Fannie
Hurst's
Thrilling
Book
I
'Five
and
Ten'
S
Starring
MARION
DAVIES
and
a
Great
Cast
g
Poor
little
rich
girl!
All
her
father's
millions
could
not
buy
her
love
Comedy
"Thirteenth
Alarm."
Scenic
"Climate
Chasers"
Kiddies'
Rirthdsy
Club
For
the
balance
of
this
year,
any
child
Is
InvlWd
to
the
theatfe
on
his
or
her
birthday.
See
the
show
as
the
manager's
guest.
1
Wed.
&
Thurs.
a
ra
ta
em
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but
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difftrrnce.
And
in
optrttion,
thert'i
a
still
greater
distinction,
for
L
vrrcidy
Ltyrrbilt
employ,
a
new
coonrurtion
ditt
ptcti
fat
mote
power
into
every
battery.
That
apella
longer
life,
greater
dependability,
far
greater
economy.
Chooa.
a
battery
for
what
it
will
Jo,
and
you'll
find
th.
tnoit
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moner
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