i
IS
in
Ml
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i
nt,
InA
ft"1
FAGEFOUZ
can
be
readily
accomplished
with
a
modern
automatic
range
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
NATIVES
WEEK!
SPECIALS
HIGHEST
QUALITY
LOWEST
PRICES
Prices
Good
Till
Sept.
30
PURITY
FLOUR
First
CO
CA
Grade,
98-lb.
sack
pOOV
49-lb.
sack
C1
QC
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ff
WIS
ALBERTA
ROSE
FLOUR
$3.35
2nd.,
98-lb.
sack
49-lb.
sack.
$1.75
$1.75
GRANULATED
SUGAR
$5.60
100-lb.
sack
50-lb."
sack
"...
-
$2.90
ICING
SUGAR
17c
2-lb.
pkg.
......
3
pkgs
-
50c
BROWN
BEANS
25c
4
lbs:
50
lbs,
.....
$3.25
JAP
RICE
25c
4
lbs
PEARL
WHITE
SOAP--
15c
4
bars
KLONDYKE
SOAP--Large
45c
bars,
2
for
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
23c
5
for
BLUB
RIBBON
TEA
47c
per
lb
MUSSALLEM'S
TEA
-
39c
per
lb
MUSSALLEM'S
COFFEE
27c
Fresh
ground,
per
lb
PURITY
ROLLED
OATS
29c
China,
per
pkg
PURITY
ROLLED
OATS
22c
Plain,
per
pkg
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
DOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Waler
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
198
'
It's
a
lot
of
work
to
prepare
an
apple-pie,
good
house-wife.
What
a
pity
if
it
should
burn
in
baking!
Or
do
you
cook
in
the
modern
automatic
way?
If
you
do,
the
family
is
sure
of
a
grand,
juicy,
golden-crusted
pie
for
dessert.
You
know
why.
That
famous
oven-control
has
saved
you
many
times
from
an
anxious
mind
and
over-heated
body.
No
staying
in
the
kitchen
for'you.
Convenient
terms
of
course.
The
Letter
Box
"
,'EKTINENT
QUESTIONS
Editor,
Dally
News:
As
we
are
on
the
eve
of
federal
election
we
should
study
carefully
the
promises
made
by
Premier
Bennett
in
the
1930
f.ederal
elec
tion.
1.
He
was
going
to
have
all
the
unemployed
working
Inside
of
three
months
or
quit.
Did
he
do
so?
No!
When
he
took
office
there
were
100,000
out
of
work.
Two
years
later
there
were
800,000
Idle.
To
day
over
a
million
out
of
work.
Can
you
have
faith
in
a
govern
ment
with
such
a
record?
No!
2.
He
was
going
to
pension
off
all
men
over
65
years
of
age.
Did
he?
No!
3.
He
was
going
to
blast
his
way
Into
the
markets
of
the
world.
Did
he
do
so?
No!
Did
he
fulfil
any
of
his
promises?
No!
Is
he
going
to
fulfil
any
of
his
promises
now
If
elected?
I
would
say
no.
It
Is
only
a
slip
of
the
tongue
or
a
scrap
of
paper.
You
remember
his
radio
broadcasting
speeches
and
the
promises
he
made
to
you
one
and
all.
Did
he
mean
anything
by
them?
No!
Did
he
do
anything
to
help
the
unemployed
by
starting
a
Dominion-wide
public
works?
No!
The
Conservative
party
never
did
help
the
working
class.
If
you
have
studied
past
history
you
must
admit
that
the
Liberal
party
always
fought
for
the
right
of
the
working
class.
They
will
do
so
again
and
more
than
ever
before.
The
Liberal
party
In
Canada
has
as
fine
a
worklne
machine
anri
brains
as
any
party
In
the
world
toaay.
They
have
the
men
and
past
experience
to
lead
them.
So
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
BIB
MAC
TUST
OVM'T
cSST
THE
MODEL
iHOME
OFF
HIS
MlMft'
you
and
your
children
will
never
regret
voting
for
them.
I
would
ask
the
mothers
of
the
unemployed
what
did
Premier
Ben
nett
ever
do
to
help
them
and
their
families
during
the
last
five
years?
He
did
give
you
a
mere
pit
tance
to
live
on.
He
kept
you
and
yours
half
starved,
half
naked,
with
no
house
rent.
He,
Mr.
Bennett,
figured,
you
could
live
In
the
jungle
like
a
lot
more.
Can
you
cast
your
vote
for
a
return
of
Premier
Bennett
and
his
government
or
any
of
his
supporters?
No,
never!
The
Liberal
party
will
be
In
power
in
Ottawa
after
October
15
so
cast
your
ballot
for
them.
CANADIAN.
BHRWICK
-
ON
-
TWEED,
Hng.,
Sept.
25:
(CP)
James
Scott,
60,
an
elder
at
Bankhlll
Church
here
fell
dead
while
acting
as
usher
at
a
service.
Reserve
Your
FUR
Call
at
our
store
and
pick
out
what
furs
you
wish
to
purchase
this
fall
Make
a
deposit
and
we
will
hold
them
until
you
are
ready
to
complete
the
purchase.
We
Have
a
Wonderful
Selection
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
m
I'm
to
Dance
If
V0TH
M3U,
T
.7
YOU'VE
GOT
"TO
FOK6BT
"THAT
MODEL
Home
TBI
DULT
1WW1
Wednesday
MARINER
WHIFFLETS
CHEVALIER
RETIRES
From
the
Waterfront
FILM
HERE
TONIGHT
CaDt.
Joe
Gosse
Was
Pilot
For
Stefansson
and
Pioneered
Over
Klondyke
Trails
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
25:
(CP)
The
West
Coast
has
lost
the
services
of
one
of
its
most
distinguished
mariners
with
the
retirement
of
Capt.
Joe
Gosse,
British
Columbia's
senior
pilot.
He
recently
celebrated
his
seventieth
birth
the
age
limit
for
pilots.
It"
was
Gosse
who
piloted
Vllh-'
Jalmur
Stefansson's
ship,
the
Kar-
luk,
to
Alaska
when
the
noted
ex-,
plorer
sailed
on
his
Arctic
-expedition
In
1914.
He
also
passed
through
the
Klondyke
gold
rush
as
ship's
master
on
coastal
boats.
Happiest
and
most
novel
years
of
his
life
were
spent
in
the
north
during
the
Yukon
gold
rush.
He
likes
to
tell
of
his
experiences
during
those
early
days
and
his
favorite
yarns
follow
the
exploits
of
Soapy
Smith,
a
gambler
of
the
old
school
whom
he
first
met
In
the
Tack
Train
Saloon,
at
Skagway.
Capt.
Gosse
was
married
In
Newfoundland
in
1889.
He
received
his
first
sea
training
in
sealing
boats
.
out
of
St.
John's,
coming
west
later
and
taking
the
position
of
quarter
master
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
Navigation
Company's
vessel,
the
Yosemite.
His
first
command
was
the
Prln
cess
Louise,
side-wheeler,
then
be
longing
to
the
same
company.
In
1903
he
entered
the
pilotage
service
ana
eignt
years
later
was
appoin
;
ted
special
pilot
of
the
Blue
Fun
I
s1
.T
l
District
News
TERRACE
Miss
Edna
Dover,
who
has
sper
he
past
year
and
a
half
with
Mr
M:Kim
In
Weston,
Ontario,
h-low
Joined
her
sister,
Jean,
wh
eft
here
recently
to
continue
he
ltudies
In
the
east
Both,
girls
arr
now
studentj
In
the
Listowel,
Ont
High
School.
Edna
Is
taking
scnic
matriculation
work,
and
Jean
Commercial
studies.
J.
E.
Panter,
CCS",
candidate
lr
Skeena,
suppprted
by
E.
E
Wlncl'
M.L.A.,
spoke
to
a
full
house
on
Friday
night
In
the
Oddfellow
Hall
here.
After
the
political
speeches
were-
over
both
speaker'
and
the
audience
Joined
In
the
bl-dance
at
the
Orange
Hall.
This
If
the
dance
which
had
been
arrang
ed
to
provide,
funds
needed
In
thf
sad
accident
when
Miss
Lorna
Christy
and
Miss
Irene
Walt'
were
badly
Injured.
Well
over
$100
was
raised.
Keith
Turner,
who
has
been
working
at
Anyox
for
some
time,
Is
spending
a
holiday
at
Terrace,
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver.
Jack
Bigmore
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
has
been
transferred
to
Prince
George.
A
farewell
party
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood
and
Mr.
Bigmore
expects
to
leave
Terrace
next
week.
POISON
PARCEL
IN
GUTTER
LONDON,
Sept.
25:
(CP)
Dangerous
chemicals,
Including
enough
poison
to
kill
1,000
people,
were
found
In
a
parcel
In
a
gutter
at
Walthamstow.
The
chemicals
had
been
stolen
and
warnings
were
broadcast
cautioning
children
not
to
touch
any
bottles
or
Jams
they
might
find.
"Home,
Sweet
Home"
I
Had
a
swell
time,mac
N)U
the
NEVEte
MEKmOMEfr
HOUSE
ONCET
Delightful
Musical
Entertainment
In
"Folles
Berfere"
At
Capitol
Theatre
Always
popular
with
Prince
Ru
pert
moviegoers,
Maurice
Chevalier
is
here
this
mid-week
in
the
fea
ture
picture
"Folles
Bergere"
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
picture
gives
the
clever
Frenchman
plenty
of
songs
and
a
better
op
portunity
than
usual
to
show
his'
real
acting
ability.
He
plays
two
roles
for
the
plot
Is
based
on
a
mistaken
identity
theme.
One
of
these
is
as
a
star
comedian
of
the
famous
Parisian
"Folles"
which
makes
a
logical
excuse
for
Introducing
several
revue
scenes
and
song-and-dahce
numbers.
These
ire
clever
and
have
catchy
tunes,
more
especially
"Au
Revoir
1'-Vhiour,"
"Rhythm
in
the
Rain"
and
"Singing
a
Happy
Song."
The
picture
ends
with
an
amusln?
t
11
11
a
A
1
m
loni-ranqn
oi
me
iamous
uneva-
,ler
5traw
nl-
The
comedy,
of
the
typical
French
farce
type.
Is
handled
with
kill
and
charm.
It
Is
of
a
lightly
Isque
tyne
such
as
Chevalier
Is
so
mt
at
handllnR
with
his
merry
boybh.
mischie
vou?ncss.
The
plc'ure
Is
entirely
dominated
by
Chevalier
but
Merle
Oberon
makes
a
very
attractive
foil.
Milton
Oonzales
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Ocorgc
this
morning
from
a
10-day
trip
to
Vancouver
on
legal
business.
,
Highest
price
of
the
year
for
halibut
was
paid
here
today
when
the
American
schooner
Esten
re-
celved
11c
and
7.8c
for
24,000
pounds.
It
was
the
only
boat
In
with
halibut
today.
The
J.
R.
was
In
with
black
cod
for
the
Canadian
Fish
ii
Cold
Storage
Co.
My
m
uc
.,
ct.1
...;.,j..
..
y.-
rvu
v
r"l
fir
,v7&A"
suppose
mamMmk
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
in
port
at
11:45
a.m.
today
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
10
o'clock
to
night
for
Anyox
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
The
vessel
brought
north,
a
falr-rslzed
list
of
passen
gers.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
returned
to
port
at
2:30
this
afternoon
from
a
reg-
ularly
scheduled
voyage
to
Alaska
and
will
sail
at
4
pm.
for
Van
couver.
The
vessel
has
a
large
list
of
passengers
on
board,
th?
south
bound
movement
of
people
from
Alaska
and
the
Yukon
having
now
commenced.
The
extensive
Job
of
resurfac-
rhg
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
ele
rator.
which
has
been
In
progress
for
ovopai
-tpbI
u
npflHnr
onm.
i
iletlon
lon
but
It
wilt
probably
b?
couple,
of
weeks
before
the
Concrete
Repairs
Ltd.
of
Canada
Ltd.
which
has
the
contract,
will
have
finished
the
work.
Progress
de
pend3
to
a
large
extent
on
weather
-ondltlons.
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
cruiser
Adversus'ls
paying
her
first
visit
to
this
port.
She
arrived
last
night
from
Vancouver
md
is
tied
up
at
C.
N.
R.
Wharf
No.
1.
The
coast
freighter
Salvor,
Capt
Albert
Georgeson,
was
In
port
last;
night
discharging
coal
and,general,are
also
being
taken
In
the
spring
argo.
She
proceeded
from
here
to
nets,
he
Naas
River
to
load
canned
sal-
mon-
There
are
still
three
or,
four
hun-
1red
gillnetters
fishing
on
the
Skeena
River,
according
to
George
Trizzell.
who
is.
In
port
with
his
reighter
Laura'
F.
II.
There
Is
a
:ood
run
of
cohoes
on
and
pinks
PICTURE
SPECIALS
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
fine
pictures
which
we
arc
offering
this
week
at
SPECIAL
LOW
Prices.
See
our
window
and
inspect
our
stock
inside
Add
beauty
to
your
home
with
the
newest
color
and
framing.
Make
very
acceptable
gifts
for
.
your
friends
FRENCH
MINIATURES-5'2x7'2
polished
frames
aj.
Very
special,
each
MuG
3-PIECE
SETS
MARINES
Light
21
fift
&
C9
OC
polished
frames,
per
set
!""
Quiu
NATURE
SCENES
In
the
new
raised
colorings
1A
llxll2,
heavy
gilt
frame
JjlflU
13-152,
narrow
grey
frame
j
gQ
OLD
ENGLISH
SUBJECTS
Very
attractive
In
black
Q4
ft
A
and
gold,
8'2xl0V2
and
llxl22,
each
tJ.UU
There
is
a
wide
range
of
subjects
in
various
sizes
and
frames.
Popularly
priced
from
2Cc
to
$3.50.
Come
in
and
see
them
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RUPERT
DELICATESSU
J
Delicious
Home
C
Meats,
Sausage
R
Meat
Pies,
Reasonable
Prices
Trv
Our
Roast
Chickens,
Sanc
wiches,
Salads,
Ett
Made
to
Your
Order
Let
us
take
t.
work
otf
your
entertaining
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and
quality
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TO
NONE"
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