Well
Mother!
The
children
re
ictiiea
oown
in
tcnooi
gtin
but
the
old'
problem
till
fcei
you,
It
it
up
to
cu
to
provide;
cverything'for
utumn
and
winter
from
boon
o
a
bottle
of
cough
mixture.
It'i
a
buiy
time
for
you.
i.
..
-I-.U..
I.J
uitihi
wim
i.w
kiiii.
iiiuic
jbiuntial
food
tor
cool
days
...
L-
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.1
I
I
Jal
mt
frtr
I
K
a
nnrAirKln.
-i.v.rt
-r
Let
your
newspaper
help
vui
i
v
ami
iuic
prill
very
day
,i,o
reading
the
i
v
unrr
iirwi
in
in
aniyar.
uemeni
which
the
mer
Unit
have
inserted
for
your
'
i
.:
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..
a
wi
in-,
i
ivi
mil
v
v
ivu
I
r
i
.
Which
ttcrei
can
lupply
-
Learn
all
thii
by
reading
he
ditly
store
news
.rem
LI..
I
.
,
,
.
.
-
-
-
nrr
in
vniir
awn
raw
-n
ir
REAp
THE
DVERTISEM
ENTS
TU
Molhr-'
Ti'm
Sr
2
TIMBER
SALE
X
5388.
1
m-n1
li
the
f
Vlrturlt,
!(
Ulr
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lit)
nr
trptrmtirr.
I-
I
.
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l.lrvnr,
tint,
f
Sr-nic.
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Url
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at
lb
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Onl
land
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t
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or
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t'i.n-lrr.
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II
TIMBE.R
SALE
X
6430.
T
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TIMBER
SALE
X
5478.
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naloiu,
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ki
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Mill
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fur
re-
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tlw
p4rtlrnUr
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the
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,
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TIMBER
SALE
X
5266.
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BOARD
t..i.
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ij
KIT"
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ii
inn
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inr
purring
or
urtui-t
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iit.
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I.
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III
be
llor-l
for
tr-
l
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'
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nf
lb
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for-
m,
n.i:
or
puiiiri
nrirr.
f
uri,
Ha:.
.
HELD
MEETING
Irupector
Parsons
Returna
Prom
rrince
aeorge
and
Tells
or
Gathering
'I'.
V.
H,
I'arxmiK,
lri,Tor
if
ii
iiiiiini
or
the
I'riivfnrial
l'Hiri.
r
lurii.M
in
,,.
rjy
jast
nltrlit
liiiviiJK
alli'n.l.-il
a
nifrtlug
of
Hie
I'rnvlncliil
(IniDM
Itoiihl,
hphi
jii
rrinrp
uorKi
mi
iilim
l'r
1.1
iiikI
II.
In.pr,r
ar.,nM
Mine
mm
1114.
liU'Clllilf
of
the
fill
line
friiiu
lln
tmiut
of
vi-v
or
lln
iiifiiiln'r
of
lln
IihopI,
ami
Hint
In
fiilurc
I'riiiff
liiTt
ami
poinlM
ial
U'fiuM
!
im-liiileil
in
Iho
itinerary
of
fnlurc
iiicUiiiia.
1h'
iSiimi'
Moanl
nii'l
miilor
thr
.liHlrmuiiliii
'
nf
51.
II,
Jarkwin,
K.C
M.I..A..
'ami
anionic
lho
in-i'iil
wim-i
'I'.
Hoolli.
(l.
n.
William
ninl
I'.
It.
iitlr,
Mrr-
Inry
lo
Hie
lioanl.
K.
Ilyilo,
or
llaii'lloii,
amMW.
J.
MrCallan,
Fori
l'raT.
fi'M'fiiliNl,
Hip
it--
(.arlinnnl
nf
Imlian
arrair.
A
larjtp
iiuiiiIht
or
lrn'ri
amj
fur
trailr-ri
ueri1
jirpiil
at
tin
inpl-
injr.
Subjects
Olscuaasdi
AiiiViiir
Ho
MilijiM-U
liriucil
wpr
tin'
rpilralion
of
trap
liiw,
on
wliloli
Mihjprl
Hie
opin.
Ion
n
In
Hip
itpfrnliilily
nf
xuch
action
wn
iiiiammiii.
'YU-
ojipii!
mid
olon
paon
it
ml
Hip
px(ii.
ion
or
all
pxrept
Hrilili
uli.
jprt
In
llio
rlBhl
o
IrnohinK
wllliin
Hie
proini-p
piv
milijiVN
illriipit
at
IpiikHi.
The
nup-
tion
or
fur
royally
ram-
up.
II
wn
aKronl
Mint
n
liffcrpnl
form
or
olampinir
rrom
that
now
ur-(
on
fur.
woiil.l
tp
fnliltitPil.
ImpretMd
With
Success
TIip
lpa
or
the
In
hip
Moanl
iitiiiK
li'"
iiftrlhern
poinli.
hn
o
liiiprrxpil
Hip
menii'er
i
hat
on
Iprmiiiftlint?
Ihe
pnrppilinci
al
I'rlnre
(iPorKe
JIip
rhairinlin
nnnotinrpil
that
IIk
tinrtlivrn
lour
wouM
Iktoiiip
tin
of
IhVir
rixpil
riitoin
ami
Hint
Hie
tietl
Itinerary
or
Hi-
honrt
uoiiht
inplmle
Priiipp
lluperl
ami
hihIh
phI.
The
me
in
I
ip
r
nt
the
Imanl
left
I'riupe
OeorKe
on
Salnnlay
for
Qiipiip
wln'r
another
iiippllfw
l
In
lp
hi'lil.
I'lw'il.WMPlr.U.n.PfJ
Hip
norlliorn
(our
Hie
hoanl
will
meet
In
VanNiiixer
ami
will
for
mulaic
n
policy
haei
unon-Hie
Iota
iihiniliil
al
lit-
iinrlhoru
Ten
Yean
Ago
In
Ptlnc
Ruprt
A.
A.
Otx,
architect,
Arrived
loduy
oh
the
1'rlnce
(leorRe.
fnilii
Vanrmiver
In
inojiecl
the
new
leinpnriiry
court
houe
on
Third
Axciiue
ami
the
excavation
for
Hie
pnpoei
jiermauent
luiildinir
on
Market
Mace.
Mr.
and
Mrof
C.
A.
Rinilli
re-turned
In
I
lie
town
Ihi
niorninx
aller
a
Ivsn
mouth'
trip,
In
(lie
TIMBER
SALE
X
6308.
-Ho.l
Mine
Hi
Hie
course
.of
ll
Tt'iMh-r
lll
lie
rrrlrd
by
the
'Which
Hiey
Vllled
hnilMUd
l.iyr,
...T1'?
?
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i
cnirn,
SI.
I.oui.
Denver
nnd
IUI
III
SrlilrlMaT.
ltd.
fur
Ihr
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.
'
'
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.
'
uf
UifiK
x
un.
ilmiii
III
.caille.
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in
Urtmi
th.ln
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lU
in-hr..,.
,
l(
mini.
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4,
i
imi.iwij,
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lif
ilpriir
itln.
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uliisnl
fur
rm.
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't
im.iu'r
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ill
iiariiciii.ir
air
1
1
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niar
a,
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fix
er
i
ruiriri
rurij-,
lliijurf.
ii
,r..
1
l.eui
Kens-
will
hux
with
Hilly
William
in
Hie
Mclnlyre
Hall
on
Seplenifier
23.
FUNERAL
TODAY
Lats
Donald.
Macasnila,
Was
Laid
to
Rest
In
Falnrlsw
CsmsUrf,
Rev.
Dr.
M.
n.
Orant
Officiating
.The
ruirnl
of
Hie
lnlc
lonald
Mnckeiir
ie
took
place
thl.
ftHer
or
tii
inotrici
t'nrfiirr,
luniu
lit
3
o
clock
rrom
I
lie
n.
.
L
ndcrUkeri'
Parlor
In
hatrylew,
TIMBER
SALE
X
6515.
Cemetery,
llcv.
Dr.
II
II.
firntit
'N
TriKlcra
will
lie
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!)'
tlie
of
f
icial
ill(f
.
The
pallliPurer
Were
..i'r.,""i!e'
A'h
"Vr'o'r
T.ri
I
'''''''
Alncl.eo.1.
John
MacLeod.
1
f'El
I
tit'
nun
liniM
of
I
tip
ur
VSIIS.
flnnl.
Muolatti.I
I.
lliil.Ar
'
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raaufl
'nf
I'laa
a.n.1
htt.
Mitral
ami
I'lr
and
lafltrtltia
Tla
.n
all
r
John
MacI.ean
nnd
John
Mncau-
II
Mil
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in
1
1
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it.
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fr
it"
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SALE
X52S0.
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Triu
li-.
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Mi,...lirt
lit-
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In.
TtNOKRS
WaNTtD,
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.dwiirl.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
D
Olennie,
Mr-ft
nil
ccaod.
II.
1..
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ll
lll.ri.
Y.III
II
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IIT
11
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m
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al
vii-inria
inn
lairr
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miiim
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in
i.auti..
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in
li
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5.
Tr
Hie
pinrMte
or
Llronre
X
54.
ii
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in
rill
ijm.iiiiii
pei
ir
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nil
an
ari'a
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ttt
vi.ara
uui
n
aiiiiu--.
rm
r-
r
lMliulir
'
of.
Hi
Chl-r
Kirr
nii.nl
uf
lllntier,
1
Piiriher
rarllriiUr
of
he
Chief
rri"
Vlriiin.
ii
I.I.I..I..',
i...i.-.ii.
"
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lit;.,
or
lil.lrln
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nru
iiiiiiii.
il.
TIMBER
SALE
X
141.
Qa.ailaa.f
Tull.laaPB
Will
tl&k
ntpluai.l
tsi.
llu
m
!
M'Ci-lxi.!
liv
tint
l.l
IV
or
m
iiMir
nr
,i.bhh,-
anuria,
not
uirr
IIIIIMTI
r..H
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la
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fair
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mum
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fur
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ma-
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r.
JONES,
n-r.
Viriorla.
H
c..
nr
DUirlci
roreit-r,
City
CUrk.
frinc
nupert,
B.C.
T
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a
ni
,
aapmivaaa.aaiaa'.-
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WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Mmiilay
'ami
Tueeilay
Owen
Mo
ire
in
"lleporloil
MlMinr."
'
Vilnpraph
fioincily.
,
I'allie
lleiew.
WeiliiPiiilay
ami
Thursday.
Kallipriiip
Manlotinhl
in
"The
Woman
fionrpipr."
The
Npia-
l.rallior
I'unherM,
Ilounil
Xo.
3.
"The'
C.liiralia
noiie-CrunliPr."
l-'ox
pwf-(iaipp.
Friday
ami
Saturday
Toploe
of
Hip
Day.
anil
Saliirday
Matinee.
Marion
Davie
in
"When
Kiilylithood
wan
In
Kower."
DMi?la
Fairhank
hPcnmp
Hie
h'ich
HuhU
nf
Uic
picture
''Mcporled
M
i
r
r
i
ii
p
are
a
race
he.
Iween
a,
hydroplane
and
a
hydni-
aeroplnne,
a
shipwnvk,
a
ami
t
tm.lp
ripht
in
the
villain's
hoiie
a
series
of
coiniNly
scenes
made
only
as
Henry
Lehrman,
master
of
lauitlifcr,
knows
how
(o
make
them,
apd
Hie
pnwns
worn
hy
the
statuesilhc
Nita
Nalili
and
Hie
flapper
like
Pauline
fiarnn,
Vllcported
MissinK"
is
n
movinp
piclure
that
moves
every
minute.
II
is
crowih'd
Tull
or
aclion
and
ex-
youmr
ntrnln
in
"Sleplienj
ppn
Htil,"
Jlio
lalenl.
I'ola
pRri
a
Hie
?nani.L
Danrer
l
naid
lo
be
a
revplalion.1
Hi
r.liildreir
Children"'
t
a
piiational
slory
of
.New
York
ofiely
HpIip
DanleU
i
Hie
.lar
,
Klplinp'
I.f
slif
Hial
Failed
ha
heen
done'
inn
iirlure
hy
rteorve
Mi'lfonl
and
Hie
lory
ha
Hie'
happy
endintr
wilh
whirh
Kiplin?
replared
the
Iragir
cloe
or
Hiej
novel
when
he
wrote
il
nrl.
";
Theodore
Holier!
and
I.ealripe
loy
with
a
nuiiilier
of
oilier
!
er
litfliU
luil
nol
inurh
es
have
uniled
to
prodiipe
"The
Ten
Commandment"
under
the
ex-perl
itiildanre
or
Cecil
deMille.
4
VtifJU
aUiatV
lildbstliiS
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
-J
drah
of
everyday
exigence
Into
a
world
or
laiiftlilT
aid,fornanre.
J'oni
Wilgnn,
,a
a
valel,
(rives
Hie
Tomedy
perfiirnianre
tif
hig
career.
Tii'
eeiie
In
which
he
.
-
fiiiciiipia
in
wreaK
vemfeanci
on
a
pinup
or
Oriental
xrliemer
op
Trauma
uKaini
pi,
'-niasipr
are
inaKlerpieceH,
or
comedy.
Tom
mirely
wield
a
wfckpij
razor,
lie
could
Irini
the
Thrcr
Mukeleer
inifle
handed
hy
Jii
chakinfr
hi
weapon
In
rrnnl
of
llicir
raceH.
KATHERINE
MACDONALD
IN
WOMAN
CONQUERS
A
a
rule
screen
lieaulieH
arc
not
ralleiiipon
p
du
fii.uch
except
lo
he
pholocraplied
lo
the
ie.l
errect.
It
i
a
ntiiler
which
uu-ally
involvpk
loiich'
ii-iii(
elah-
orale
liRhling
erfcci
ami
purge-on
Cliollimilic-.
hill
ill
"Tlie
Woman
C-uniuern.
"
Hie
Firt
Na
tional
attraction
which
will
he
een
her
'
i!npday
Kalherine
Mac
Donald,
Hie
American
SniHjHjHSBJBBJb
The
levered
Wagon
wilhjhenuty
or
the
screen,
'
doe
some
Madjre
Kennedy
a
leadinir
lady
ijactiiilf
ll.at
i.
aid
to
rank
among
"
"
"
-
i
-
m-ie
ine
fiiient
or
hpr
motion
iicluw
in
.i
im
iun
.
j
perrnrmaiici'i
lii
it
cmotionaVer
.
.
iferlivenpi
Ilulcr
Kpaloii
,ha
made
a.
Mi
MacDonald
aNo.pivc
hal.
i.n.un-
..-..(,..,
-.n.-.iy
raiieil
Jp
0
n
t
j
w
hrule
or
a
man,
loads
i
in.-.-
..-p.
inert-
nre
iiinre
Ihp
mmi
u-liorti
I,..!.-
..,l..
iMUKii
in
me
wipjare
lucli
n
it
.,.t.'
,,.,
fit,!,!.
I,
Ihrtii
HI
any
oilier
piece
or
film
aclfiiK
pholosraplicd
on
the
lot.
The
life
or
A
he
Lincoln
I
he-fnir
depjcled
In
many
million
picture
Imuseii
every
night.
Can
her
way
through
a
hliiidins?
I'lizzai'd
Kiiiiimir
the
dos
tram,
and
then
draifs
Hie
man
to
afely.
Such
are
menial
and
physical
demand
made
UMin
Miss
Mac-
DonaM
and
Hiey
IcH
her
far
ouf
adian
a
wen
a
American
areor
the
"creen
heauty"
cfn
craning
their
neck
In
ee
Jhejihe
fank
or
leadins
creen
mill-J
llll
llldll.
Jackie
Coupau'
Circu
Days
i
till
goinp
strong
ami
day
by
day
Jackie
is
jtHHnjr
richer
and
richer.
IS
MOVlLNG
PICTURE
THAT
REALLY
MOVES
Action
Is
Ons
of
Features
of
This
Comedy
Drama
"Reported
Missing
I
icsses.
BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaiaaaaaaaaaB
lilherine
Ma)onali
and
BiiniVasKlnirn
TluVoman
CoS
At
Weslholme
Theatre
Wednesday
and
Thurdaj.
i
into
ac-
WHEN,
KNIGHTHOOD
WAS
IN
FLOWER
IS
COMING
AT
WEEK
END
Famous
Play
Appeals
Very
Strongly
to
Women
Who
See
.
Its
Inwardness
'
Who
says
women
have
not
n
sense
of
humor?
They
say
"il
lakes
a
Ihier
In
catch
a
thief."
and
hy
the
same
token
it
lake
n
woman
In
catch
a
woman
in
the
subtle
little
trick
rnufrhhicb
are
used
to
outwit.
a
man.
That's
why
women
who
see
"When
Knighthood
Was
in
Flower,"
starring
Marion
Davies,
will
ihucte
with,
enjoyment
in
cerlnin
scenes
where
the
men
are
silcnl,
;
These
reinlrijiuy
outbursts
or
nlerriinent
coimij
al
various'
limes
when
Marion
Uavjp,
as
Princess
Mnrv
Tnilnr
ireu
Ilia-
Jt
inn..
.
-
-
f
.........
1,.!.'
l.1.
I
I
11
I
.
Ml
cllenieiil.
l
assays
a
renlshpnestl;novn
lo
all
lliViislers
nr
Kve
in
lo
phoiliies
Iniigli
n
riiinule.
It
is
'ordcf
lo
cajole
her
stubborn
one
or
thine
aimusenienl
mediums'
hrnlhcr.
King
Henry
VIII.
Mary's
which
IHI
people
rrom
I
he
dull
inlroO
appeal
lo
Henry's
vanity
ll------
'
-
.
-
-
A
worthwhile
Reputation
slaaaaaBaaaaaalaaaBaaaaaBmaaaaaa
when
she
wants
him
lo
"BIRTH
OF
A
NATION"
The
head
of
one
of
this
country's
great
institutions
says:
BANNED
IN
PARIS
days
lierore,
and
had
indeed
pre
viously
heen
shown
in
Pnri.s
reproduces,
as
is
well
known,
certain
episodes
uf
(he
War
of
Secession,
ami
nlso
depicts
ex-
esses
of
the
negroes
alter
their
liberation
from
slavery.
II
traces
also
the
origin
ni
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
movement.
Its
presentation
has
not
provoked
any
public
demonsl
nil
ton
nf
protest,
but
Hie
Prefecture
nf
Police,
In
conform
ity,
il
Is
slated,
with
M.
Poin-care's
recent
declaration
of
prin-
iple,
hft
suppressed
the
pre.
senlalion
"for
the
good
.of
(ho
people."
'
.
'
"
MOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert.
W.
K.
Draney,
Mill
Day;
F.
Weelman,.
Prtishead.
Somerset-
"The
Man
who
builds
and
the
man
who
buys
are
both
beneficiaries
of
reputation.
To
the
one
it
is
a
continuous
spur
and
incentive--to
the
other,
the
strongest
of
all
guarantees
-that
what
he
buys
is
worthy."
Patronize
the
manufacturer
or
merchant
who
ha
a
reputation
for
honesty
and
fair
dealing.
Such
motives
must
actuate
the
consistent
advertiser.
The
man
who
invests
real
money
in
building
a
reputation
for
himself
and
his
merchandise
cannot
afford
to
risk
any
of
it
by
taking
unfair
advantage
of
his
customers,
lie
must
retain
the
good-will
of
the
buying
public
-Without
this,
his
business
cannot
succeed
Every
time
he
advertises
he
puts
his
reputation
in
your
hands.
His
products
or
the
wares
he
has
for
sale
must
make
good.
His
service
must
be
as
advertised.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
advertisements,
to
deal
with
advertisers
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
Yes,
it
is
worth
your
while
to
Read
The
Advertisements
.
rcleaelcouver;
William
Charles
Hraiulon,
whom
she
.Mrs.
Then.
Trogslad
and
Wash.:
Wash,;
Arney,
Kent,
loves;
her
clever
trick,
or
remain-.
A,
Holmgren,
Seatlle;
Alice
liar
uig
m
bed
when
(he
t
renchain-
'ris
and
Heuben
Harris.
Massell:
hassailors
calls
and
shocking
W.
Middleton
and
F.
G.
fa
recti.
King
Henry
hy
pretending
she
is;
Victoria;
fieorge
F.
.
Wiggan,
about
lo
junvji
out
scantily
clad
;
Philadelphia,
penn.;
A.
T.
Kck-these
and
similar
incidents
unite
jnlT
and
J.
A.
Williams,
8tewnrl:
the
women
or
the
audience
in
a
common
bond
or
understanding
and
amusement.
"The
liirth
or
a
Nation,"
D,
W.
(irinilh's
Tamou
film,
which
was
presented
at
the
Marivauxl
Cinema
on
the
,(1rand
Boulevard,
has
been
banned
by
the
French
aulhorilies.
This
Is
the
lasl
innnifeslalion
pr
French
solicitude
for
"men
of
color."
The
film,
which
was
passed
by
jhe
censor
only
ten
Fred
Nash,
Terrace;
Mrs.
A.
II.
Hayne
ami
chilil,
.I.akelse
Lake;
Mr.
nnd4.Mr,s,
George
Matheison,
Alice
Anil
H
-II
Fihch.Calgary;
Pred
Orey,
11.
Nalph
and
A.
II.
Tomlinsoii,
.Thurston
Harbor;
J.
Mac.Millau,
Cumshewa;
Mrs,
llerryman,
Inverness.
Central
It.
V.
Ilumidireys,
Kdmonloh;
J.
Mather,
Xewcasllef
J.
.1.
Hovvey
land
M.
Oershfield.
C.N.H.:
O..S.
Filxmaiirice,
Digby
Island;
W.
Smith
and
J.
Moodlg,
Dundas
Island;
Hoy
Newlon-and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Could,
Slew-art;
W.
Jar-man,
city;
(i.
W,.
Jenkins,
Jas.
per;
John
Mat
son,
porcher
Is.
land;
C.
II.
rtoss
and
Joe
Fadhol,"
Vancouver,
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RUPERT
TID
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September
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MAIL
CONTRA0T.
SEALED
TENDERS,
eddr-iavd
to
lh
Pomniast-r
Ornrril,
will
bo
rer-lvrd
tt
Ollawt
until
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on
Frlilty.
lb
tilt
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lets,
ror
lb
conveyance
of
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miih,
m
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yar,
tlilrtr-D
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btw-4i
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alxl
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ronumint
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hi'
A.
M.
Ki,.p,
Pnrl
Rssingtont
John
iSTnV,
&
SguS
S
Ulterslrotit,
J,
A.
Hobdays
.
"Dr.
Tn'
niy,be
ott4ini
it
in
idi
urrire
Qeorge
Hanson.
II.
G.
nurinlng.'Sr
Jiwit
u.
II.
B.
Jones,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
Mowatl,
C.
11.
Chong.
H.
I,
Drown
and
James
Lawlcr,
Van
irlrt
B.C.
S.via
ma.
up-rinitndi.iii
Ofnce,
Vencouv.r,
i.
F.
MURRAY,
....
Auruit.
t.!0!."'1"
!rln,od-
ttfi
put,'
rt..if
..-'flit
Loggers
&
Mfztiik
BOOTS
Men's
Pine
Shorn
from
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
WelU
wide
r
narrow
toe,
from
.
$5.50
i.--
Hand
Miide
LttflgeiMStyots
from
4
.
(,
'$8.50
REPAIRING.
5EO.
i3EE
The
Shoe
man.
Next
St.
flegls
Cafe.
SUITS
Made
(o
Individual
measure
from
various
fabrics
for
you
to
cjioosc,
from,
In
all
(he
very
latest
colors
and
materials,
tjvery
suit
made
exactly
to
your
measure,.
Guaranteed
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PM,
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in
today
und
we
will
hnwTrou
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fabrics.
Prices
Are
Moderate,
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
BY
STEAM.
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night.
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Uoond
Avt.
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