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State particulars and| Service, but the fire was too far

of the great five-reel feature
w@.)°'The Call of the North,” tonight.
The story as told in the pie-

DOWN-——MANY GUESTS
LOSE THEIR EFFECTS

Continued From Page One.

Miss Whitley, Miss Wood-
yard, Miss McNaughton;
Fall, Heward, Smith, J. L. Mitch-

ton,

Messrs.

ell, Thomlinson and Calloway.
The Bay View has been one of

the the

lcity and under the charge of Mrs.

most popular resorts in
2
|emhmonds was always well patro-

nized.

 

The building belonged to Jerry
| Bonneau and was well insured.
|The furnishings, which belonged

 

 

jahead before the alarm was sent

iu. The nearest hydrant, too, was

‘on Third Avenue, which hindered

‘considerable,
| Another thing that hastened the
| fire was the opening up of the up-
| stairs back door, which gave the
jfire a vent and soon spread all
over the building.

“THE CALL OF THE NORTH”

Will Open at the Westhoime The-
atre Tonight.

An event of unusual importance
at The Westholme is the showing

tures has been taken from the fa-
“The

tells

tale of love,

mous novel, Conjurer’s

most inter-
hate

mance in a frontier camp on the

House,” and a

esting and ro-
lone shores of Hudson Bay.

It is a typically Canadian story

 

and will appeal in particular to
many people here as it deals with
a type of character well known
throughout the great North and
Northwest, the pathfinders, who
pave the way for future genera-
tions.

Mr. Robert

the leading part, is himself a Ca-

Edeson, who plays

nadian and his thorough knowl-
edge of the type portrayed is
shown in his excellent interpre-

tation of the part.

Friday and Saturday,

“Dough and Dynamite,” two-
farce combdy featuring the
greatest comedian of the age, Mr.
Chas. Caplin, will be shown and
will without doubt the
houses in-|

fun-

a
reel

draw

usual crowded which

evitably greet this great

SUCCESSFUL CONCERT

| The regimental concert of 68th
Karl Own Rifles the
Westholme Theatre last
was successful from every stand
point. Major MeMullin announce
ed that he would be able to send
lia to Colonel Peck for the bene
fit of the boys at the front; near
ly every number was heartily en

Grey's in

cored, and everybody was delight

 

ed with the variety of the pro-
gram.

Mrs. Hemmel's singing of “You
\King and Country Want You’

land Miss Nauiman’'s rendering of

/Tosti's “Good-Bye” earned well
merited recalls.
Miss Muriel Pdtmore charmed

everyone with her graceful dance
ing, while Miss Eileen Patmore, 4
cute little mite with a sweet little
voiee, captivated all with “Tip
perary” and the chorus of “Rule
Britannia.”

The Welsh Quartette sang, as
Miss

house

and
the
with an imitation of Vesta Tilley.

they conly can sing,

Shaw brought down

Instrumental music played an

important part in the program
and in this department Miss King,
with a violin solo, and Mr. Pes-

cott number,

performed acceptably.

with a euphonium

The City Band did well under
their new leader, Mr. Pescott, and
the Westholme Orchestra gave of
their best, their rendering of the
overture to “William Tell’ being
magnificent.

Mr.

monologue

Oram’s comie singing and
kept the

rocking, while he later displayed

audience

an appreciation of the more se-
rious side of his art in a dramatic
of Kipling’s

recitation “Gureah

Din.”

Mr. J. C. Brady delivered “The
Eve of Waterloo” in his best
style and responded with “the
Charge of the Heavy Brigade at
Balaclava.”

The sketch, “The Real Q” was
well staged and Messrs. G. §
Fitzmaurice, C. Vaughan and
Sergeant Whitley aeted quite

convincingly.
Bayonet drill by a squad of the
68th under Sergeant

concluded a most enjoyable con-
—_—_—_—_—_—_—__

Bachelor

—

BY 68TH EARL GREY'S

night}

MORETON FREWEN
ADVOCATES FISH COLONY

| NEAR TO PRINCE nerae |
a j
| Continued from Page bhree

lto America and tol neland of that
pat oer in brought an close to out

arket by the opening of the
| Panama Canal, and also of the
ldrand Trunk Pacific Railway. Ih

hundreds of sheltered and
land-locked
ecuable climate
for

these

|
jthose

harbors and

lalmost

n that vigorous,

a happy hunting-ground

leountless from

Wherever the
itself,

families
inds,

leongested isl

le ynmunity locates there
shi must be cleared of tim

and the cost of building what

tine re
liber,
a correspondent of mine describes
ol

pretentious bungalow

four rooms

only $500. There has already been

as a

bathroom’ is

and a

ypened in Prince Rupert a very

liarge cold storage market,*where
halibut be
old 2d

a pound.

now
for

salmon can
across the

The

also constructing

and
s counter
Dominion govern-
at Ru
the

will

Is

the

Pacific

ment
drydock on
that
receive a warship with a displace
ment of of

length of 600 feet. The present

pert largest

Coast—a dock

20,000 tons and a

mouthly wage disbursements in
this vast dock are $20,000, Bear
ing in mind the high rate of
wages earned by the artisan class
class now engaged on the con
struction of this new City of Ru-
pert, namely, 12s to 18s a day,
there exists already a great and
growing market for any produce

which can be grown by the soldier
settler on the many fertile islands
just off the coast.

And I might add one further
word-——an appeal to the cupidity
of the benevolent. If care is
taken in the selection of a good
harbor, perhaps on the north
shore of Graham Island, a colony
of 200 soldiers with their fam
ilies will form the nucleus of a

new town, certain to grow fast;

ggg eerie
cert.

At
livered

the interval, Canon Rix de

an impressive

the
stand in silence for half a minute
token of the

who fighting

speer h

calling upon audience to

in regard for men

are for us in the

 

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lithe lands around the harbor wil! || St. Elmo :
jin a year or two pay baek the Motel, 4
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and quickest t te ft China an: able
Japan from Europe, @ route mors _ — bata
than 1,000 miles shorter than via | ia.
sc Fanart Alberta Meat Ma
alone the north coast of Grahan ne oe ar et
Island. These Pacific Coast Ww Sa
towns have all shown a staprtlir \\ Meat
growths nor is this remarkab! j the Bogs
They enjoy a beautiful climate
and scenery, with every kind of GIVE Us A
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CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Electrician Wanted. |
Applications will be received by the

undersigned up to 6 p. m., April 80th,}

1915, for the position of Blectrician, Ap- |
plieants must have good knowledge if both
practical and technical electrical work
State experience and give copies of tes

timonials as to ability,

ERNEST A, WOODS,

City Clerk, |

 

 

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