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word
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Arrival
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the
south
on
the
slenmer
Prince
fieorge,
Capt.
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h.
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arrived
from
Vancouver
and
way
norts
Hi
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I'uav
iiflprnntm
I
el
Mi
.Mary
Steel,
Mr.
Mc
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Miss
Dickenson.
Miss
A.
.M.
je,
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j,
pin.ior-
.vio,
M.
Hawkins,
.
lliinie,
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M,
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I).
J.
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and
family,
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F.liza-helli
.Mcl.eod,
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M.
Stewart,
K
Stephen,
Miss
X.
Slorey,
II.
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Onnlslon,
Miss
C.
SuekadorL
Mr
and
Mr.
W.
P.
Herbert,
Holierf
I'enney,
Mrs.
William
Tullle
ami
child,
John
Mcllae.
Miss
M.
Richard.
Miss
Mcrinire.
Miss
V.
A.
Richards,
Mrs.
(!.
M.
Richards.
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Zelnla
Crahill,
Mrs.
F.lmira
nlliy
ThninpHnn,
07;
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Ilnr-llik
A.
H.
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I),
Mc-rrtK
UIzhIm'IIi
r.uiHe,
52.5;
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MIhh
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l
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111
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i
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lltllll
a
Pelpr
lUack,
C2;
Irene
Durham,
(2
David
Tile,
1.5;
Sam
Joy
tin.
Third
Cla
J'as
Jack
Koilv.
Smilli,
Mrs.
M.
.William,
Mrs.
A.
I.
Wells,
Sol
Huhin,
Mrs,
T.
II.
Wilson,
V.
Allporle,
Mr,
ami
Mrs.
A.
W.
Clialland.
I.illle
Miss
Klizaheth
McLeod
ilaiiRliler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Jarvis
.McLeod,
relumed
on
I
he
Prince
(ienide
yesterday
afternoon
from
L
inter
w
o
n
I
Vancouver.
BHI
Wa9
mi
mJ
"BaildsBonmeBabies'lll
If
you
want
your
baby
to
be
bright
and
bonnie
tee
that
he
gets
hit
Glaxo.
(tin
Atmti
f
Cnrt
I
HtrM
F.
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.W..HW
"The
Pilgrim,"
a
comedy
classic
in
which
Charles
Chaplin
lisos
to
even
jrrealer
hrJjKhtr
of
suhtlpty
than
be
has
eyert
before
I'ttaitifd,
was
seen
last
nipbl
nt
the
,
WethoIine
Theatre.
It
llirealrns
to
rival
in
poinl
of
l.mpularity
hi
unforselalde
fea-
tui
e,
"The
Kid."
A
four-reel
feature
production.
licit
in
true
humor,
it
pro
ide
entertainment
that
appeal
In
nil
clashes
of
.
theatre-Koers
and
again
reveals
Chaplin
as
(lit
grpatest
Hiving
pantnm,iruisl.
Thrills,
hiiinur
and
pntho
pernieate
evei-y
fool
of
this
film
that
at
once
convulses
and
in-trigut's
the
onlooker.
.
The
story
is
that
of
an
escaped
convict
who
wemls
his
way
tD
Texas
after
donninp
the
c1oih.h
he
has
stolen
from
a
minister.
At
the
small
town
when;
he
leaves
hi
train
he
is
mistaken
hy
III
congregation
of
Hie
rhiirrh
for
the
youpg
minister
who
had
heen
assigned
there.
Thus
is
"The
Pjlsfrim"
unwit
tingly
forced
into
the
pulpit
apt!
taken
into
the
home
nt
rhiirrh
hinders.
The
complications
that
follow
arp
screamiuKly
funny.
There
is
a
precious
situation
concerning
:i
plum
pudding
and
a
derby
bat,
while
Charlie
panto
mimic
rendering
of
the
story
of
David
ami
(ioliatli
from
the
pulpit,
without
(he
aid
of
suhlitles,
is
a
bit
of
incomparable
acting;.
AMERICAN
BEAUTY
ON
KEEPING
BEAUTIFUL
During
Hip
making
of
"Tin
Itentitiful
Liar"
at
the
Ambassa
dor
studios,
Miss
Maclonnhl,
while
busy
on
the
set.
Was
ap
proached
by
one
of
the
solf-
ap
pointed
walking
delegates
for
the
blue
law
movement.
He
hail
forced
his
way
into
the
'
studios
and
iniled
on
talking
to
the.
star,
saying
that
be
was
a
magazine
writer
and
wanted
to
inter
view
her.
"How
do
you
account
for
hav
ing
been
ahp
lo
maintain
for
your
entire
film"
career
the
no
LrirpiPl
of
'The
American
Henuty'?"
n.skpii
the
blue-law
write,
r."
'Why,
T
go
to
picture
slnws
on
Sunday,
don't
object
to
harmless
ntnuspnipnt,
don't
n'ake
myself
pest
and
don't
try
to
preach
blue
laws,"
was
Miss
MacDonnld'H
crushing
reply.
SOUTH
SEA
DERELICT
BECOMES
RESPECTABLE
Harry
Carey
Plays
Big
Role
In
Man
to
Man
at
Westholme
Tomorrow
Man
to
Man,"
the
hig
picture.
starring
Harry
Carey
at
the
Westholme
tomorrow,
recounts
the
struggle
of
a
young
man
who
fights
his
way
from
the
degrada
tion
of
a
South
Sea
derelict
buck
lo
respectability
in
his
home
country
the
cattle
lunds
of
(he
West.
II
)s
a
story
which
might
have
been
written
for
Carey.
II
provided
liim
with
the
lie-inari
of
a
role
which
lie
has
iiiailn
fa
mil
us
TH1
DAILY
JfKWH
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Tuesday.
4
Charles
Chaplin,
assisted
liy
Edna
Purvianee
anil
Mark
Swain
in
n
I
reel
scream
"The
Pilgrim."
Kalherjne
Maednnald,
tho
-VKnierienn
beauty,
in
"Tho
Ueautiful
Liar."
'
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Harry
Carey
,
and
Uillian
Rich
in
"Man
lo,
Man."
Comedy
"SI
inp
Vim
Swoot."
Friday
and
Saluriay
an.l
Saturday
MaliniM.
Thoinas
MeiKlian.
t
ho
pood
,
luek
star,
assisted
hy
Healriee
Joy
in
"Tho
Uachelor
Daddy."
Comedy
"Oh
Sislor."
Fox
.N'pws
(Jazolto.
CHAPLIN'S
LATEST
THE
PILGRIM
HERE
Big
Crowd
Amused
Last
Night
by
Latest
Comedy
Scream
Jon
Win
seropn.
i
mi.stiai
nr
a
"visioru
pip
lwr.
".Man
to
Man"
nls'o
includes
i
seiiinre?
of
scene
hiiti
in
the
Suth
Shs.
H
was
a
novplty
for
Cnriv
lo
nlay
tln
roi
of
a
South
a
honll(ointPt,
Kut
his
iv-uarkniilr
work
ii
llu
tramp
ndes
in
'Ovorlnnt
lloil"
and
"Sinf-
Iciwn
Slim
'
lwr
of
hi
foriwr
iiuiii--onations,
liclpod
liim
won-
!;rfully
in
poi
liayhik'
a
Tnliill
TOO
MANY
DADDIES
HAS
BABY
ACTOR
IN
MEIGHAN
PICTURE
Alfred
Oreen,
who
direr
ted
'lTictimi
Meighnn
in
the
Paramount
picture,
''The
Uachelor
Daddy,"
had
his
troubles,
due
to
llio
presence
of
five
children
in
tho
iiinI,
Mr.
MeiKhen,
being
sup-I
osMlly
Hie
proxy
daddy
of
five
'liiMreu
in
this
new
siory,
which
will
Im.
screened
at.
lUe
W'esl-lioIm
Thpatre
at
I
he
week
end.
Oii
of"
the
children
had
to
be
it
tnre
haby.attd
for
the
scenes
il
was
necessary
for
lbe-ohihl
lo
reeognize
.Mr.
Afeirhnn
as
bis
!aMy.
Mr.
(Jreen
tried
little
Itohhy
Jackson,
brother
of
Charlotte
Jackson,
the
nrincipal
chili!
i
ctress
in
the
casl,
but
llnbhy
was
teething
ami
wouldn't
recognize
iiuyhiMly
hut
his
mother.
So
Mruce
fiuerin,
a
bright
nnitrster.
wtas
found
and
told
Hint
.Mr.
Meighnn
was
his
daddy.
"Ilii
suited
him
fhie,
hut
Ilruee
ji"s
no
respectwr
of
persons.
.j
sooner
had
he
left
the
scene
I
hep
he
be
;;an
to
pick'
up
daddies
all
rver
the
studio.
He
met
Wablc-
niar
Young-,
scenarist,
and
shout
l:
"There's
ny
daddy."
Next
he
chose
Walter
lliprs,
the
heavyweight
comedian.
T.
Hoy
Itjiriies
was
llien
nicked
mil
h
ill.
VOIinSster.
After
looking
over
severalJotheVs.
he
pointed
to
Oscar,
"the
''colored
hotdblack
at
the
stmlid
and
in
all
seriousness
said:
".No,
Hint's
my
daddy."
'
'We'd
better
get
the
hoy
hack
near
Meighim
before
he
u-els
too
many
daddies
around
here,"
said
r:rii,
and
forthwith
an
ordT
was
issued
for
little
Hmce
to
he
kef
near
Hip
star.
EAOLE
PARTY
WAS
DELIGHTED
(continued
from
page
one)
scenery
hy
daylight.
They
were
keenly
delighted
with
if
all
and
saiii
there
was
not
Ring
in
(lie
world
to
compare
with
it,
and
it
alone
would
have
heen
worth
the
whole
trip.
Six
slops
wer
made.
in
I
he
Skeena
Itiver
.valley.
The
first
was
at
Itulkley
Lake
wIipi-p
several
member
of
the
parly
en
joyed
an
early
morning
swim.
At.
liulkley
(late,
the
saw
I
he
won
ilorful
canyon
formation
and
at
Kilwanga
Conductor
W,
I).
Mox
ley-
piloted
them
through
Hip
Indian
village.
The
Seven
Sislers
and
O.K.
mountain
and
the
Kit
-
selas
Canyon
also
proved
very
interesting.
Buffalo
Steak
'
While
coming
west
yesterday,
the
excursionists
were
treated
lo
hulTalo
steak
which
was
spnt
from
Wainwright,
Alia.
It.
C
fruit
was
also
served.
The
party
was
loud
In
its
praises
of
the
service
given
bv
I
he
Canadian
.National
Hallway
ONE
50c
BOX
BROUGHTJIEALTH
Years
of
Constipation
Ended
By
"Fruit-a-tives"
The
Wonderful
Fruit
Medicine
Anyone
who
gufft-1-3
with
miserable
health;
who
is
tortured
with
Head-aches;
and
who
is
uuuMi;
to
get
any
reul
pleasure
out
of
life
;
will
be
interested
in
thin
letter
of
Mm.
Martha,
de
Wolfe
of
Eat
Ship
Harbor,
X.H.
Mrs
de
Wolfe
ayg,
"For
year
I
was
a
dreudful
nuflerer
froni
Coutipa-tion
and
Headache
and
I
tray
miserable
in
everyway.
Xotliliifc'
in
the
way
of
medicine
seemed
to
help
me.
Then
I
tried
"
Krnlt-ii
tlvc"ttiKl
the
en'ect
wan
sidendid
and
after
taking
only
one
box,
I.
was
completely
relieved
and
now
feel
like
a
uuw
peraoi.".
c.
alfox,0ibr$2.j,
trial
she
25c.
At
dealer
or
from
Fruit
a
tlre
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
Yes
Betfy
lean
meet
you
at
10
o'clock!
'Since
I
started
using
Sunlight
Soap
I
find
lean
get
iny
clothes
beautifully
washed
with
ny
wusliing
machine
in
fifteen
or
twenty
minutes.
Isn't
that
wonderful?
And
my
clothes
are
such
a
beautiful
color
too.
I
low
do
I
use
Sunlight?
I
pare
half
a
cake
-or
so
of
Sunlight
in
very
thin
slices,
into
the
not
water
in
the
washing
machinc.'triir
it
:p
into
a
lovely
rich
suds,
then
pop
ip.'tht
clothes,
and
let
Sunlight
and
the
machine
do
the
work!
Then
the
rinsing
atiU
the
clothes
line.
Really
Betty
washing
clothes
Aith
Sunlight
is
good
fun
it's
all
over'
'in
5ess
than
an
hour."
Sunlibt'
unusual
valuo
comes
from
the
skilful
blend
of
pure,
rich
cocomiut
and
palm
oi!i.
I
hoe
arc
tho
bcM
soap
maktnl
ingredient,
tlut
the
world
pro
duce.
Wffll
BBSS
J
which
handled
the
excursion,
from
Montreal
lo
Prince
Itnperl!
and
expressed
appreciation
in
the.
ceremony
wliieti
look
place
on
the
special
train
on
Saturday
when
C
K.
Howard,
general
lour
isl
agent,
Montreal,
who
accompanied
the
parly
across
Canada,
was
presented
witti
a
solid
gold
tiruen
Verilhin
LM-Jewe
walrb
Miitahly
emrraved.
I
lie
special
train
on
which
(he'
Kagle
parly
made
its
trip
across
Canada
consisted
of
four
IMill-t
man
compartment
cars,
C.N.H.j
parlor
observation,
dining
and
specinl
baggage
cars.
The
train
was
equipped
with
radio
outfit
in
charge
of
J.
I,
McOuade.
(3
.V.ll.
electrician.
C.
I..
lillespie,
printe
secretary
lo
Mr.
Howard,
was
also
at
the
disposal
of
the
parly'
jn
a
clerical
capacity
through
the
trip.
It.
I'.
Mc-Namf
liliiti,
dislricl.
passenger
agent,
accompariied
Ihe
parly
from
Hm
libera
west.
Tree.
4
Jasper
Lodge
Dedicated
I;
At
Jasper
I'ark,
Ihe
C.X.H.!
loilge
was
dedicated
hy
the
party,;
Kx-U.
S.
Congressman
Kdward
M.
llassell,
of
New
York
City,
nmk-f
ing
Ihe
dedicatory
speech.
At
Ihe
reipiesl
of
Capt.
1'oreshaw
.
noiei
manager,
a
pine
iree
was
also
planted
in
fronl
of
the
hotel
which
will
he
known
as
the
Hrooklyn
Dally
Kagle
tree.
Wil
liam
C.
Alwatcr,
of
New
York
City,
oniciafcd,
assisted
hy
Mis
Freda
Scbarman
of
Hrooklyn,
tho
"baby
of
the
party."
Miss
Helen
Lyon
Powell
of
.Vew
YorkV
City.
ceiled
Kilmer's
poem
"To
a
After
leaving
Princn
Hutiert
Itupert
yesterday
morning,
t
lie
parly
vliled
Ketchikan
rind
win
due
ifi
W'rangell
early
this
morn
ing.
At
Juneau
I
hey
will
Irans
fer
to
the
steamer
Alameda
and,
after
visiting
other
coast
points,
are
due
on
July
10
at
Mount
McKlnley
National
Park
which
they
will
dedicate,
also
making
Ihe
first,
trip
over
Mm
new
Central
Alaska
Hallway.
President
Harding
will
be
in
Central
Alaska
at
the
same
time
as
the
uartv
it.
is
expected.
The
parly
will
corno
out
of
Central
Alaska
by
rail
and
will
wail
for
Seattle
from
Kkag-way
on
Juy
20,
returning
to
ItrnoL-lvn
li
i-fi
r
rt
II.
m
Ptidric
from
Seal
lie.
C.
K.
Howard.
O.N.
II.
aenernt
tourist
agent,
Montreal
to
Prince
Itupert,
returned
Ens
I
last
night.
I
ne
.special
train
was
also
des.
patched
east.
Several
.of
the.
ears
will
meet,
the
excursionists
at
Seattle
on
Ihe
lelurri
to
LING
The
Tailor
Phone
649.
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DO
DRY
CLEANINQ
AND
PRESSINQ
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
BY
STEAM.
SUITS
ordered
to
measure
Second
Avenue.
Opp.
Post
Office
Corner.
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SL
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Hudson
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Stores),
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anil
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repair.
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that
our
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and
service
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second
to
none.
We
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hand
made.
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