,ay
gCi.iwnbr
4,
1023.
I
7
W3k
'
Dependable
niTQ
u
m
m
u
m.
m
vun,4i
measure
-
r..,i.i
i..r
y
hi
"
lit.
all
lit
.
and
mates'
'
made.
-
Gusrsnleed"
To
Pit.
I
...
iv
itn.l
...Ol
"w
fabrics.
Prices
Are
Moderate.
PRE5SINQ
BY
STEAM.
i
f
Might.
LING
The
Tailor
'
t
Offlie
turner.
npn
tor
w
av
m
A
f
usiness
11
THE
NEW
STAND.
"t
to
St.
Regis
Cafe.
Finn
Shoe
from
$4.50
Workimr
Shoes
from
15.00.
Shoe
for
Men.
Hoys
'l
lilnldren,
from
$1.35
esi
nuoDer
Boot
In
Canada.
FO
HIT
I
The
Shoeman.
Third
Ave.
Next
SI
llegls
Cafe.
Phono
.
4.
O
Cafe
''flnce
Ruperfa
Leading
Restaurant.
Bsltery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
i
-i
r
lAiinnv
-.
1&V1M1J
DENTIST
Hlgraon
Block.
hon
109
For
Appointment.
'
Bo
953
Prno,
Ruppt
SERVICE
PJOR
more
than
a
century
the
Bank
of
Montreal
hat
endeavoured
to
serve
iu
customers
loyally
and
well,
ever
mindful
of
the
fact
tlut
a
Hank's
charter
is
justified
by
the
willing.
nes
of
the
Bcnk
to
play
a
constructive
part
in
the
economic
life
of
the
community
it
serves.
Tli
rough
a
widespread
system
of
Branches,
each
of
w
hich
has
br
hind
it
the
entire
resources
of
the
institution,
it
makes
available
to
small
and
large
customers
alike
an
adequate
and
dependable
service.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
lOO
years
BOAT
ARRIVALS
I
The
CX.lt,
steamer
Prince
;lluperl.
Capt.
It.
Donald,
had
u
j
heavy
cargo
of
freight
for
Ocean
I
Fall
yesterday
and
did
nut
arrive
here
until
5:30
in
the
afler-jlliNin.
?H
hour
late.
The
vessel
hail
it
Inrve
iHengcr
lil
In.
rlu.linsr
several
through
tourists
and
ali
many
returning
school
learher
for
the
city
and
district.
The
arrival
were:
Mi
May
Morri.
Ml
Palmer.
I
red
Hale,
Ml
Thomas,
Mr.
and
Mr.
IS.
K.
Iliggin-,
Mi
M.
llig-gliis.
Mi
K.
North
(Stewart
.
Mr.
M.
Mitchell
!
Hamilton
.
W.
Knimlc
;
Stewart),
Mr.
Clark,
1..
Clark
and
K.
Clark
(Montreal).
J.
T.
Xitrlli
(Stewart
j.
Mi
,V.
Kingham.
Ml
A.
Clothier,
Mr.
II.
Cherry
ami
children,
Mi
F.
J.
Noble
illayorl),
Mr.
Orr,
Mr.
Itonney,
j.
..
proruttirr
(Hum
l.akei.
Ml
K.
I.ellire
(Yander.
hoof
.
Itoherl
llopkinon
(Kd-uionloiii,
.Miss
M.
K.
Sprague
lk'.
C.
II.
Ito.
Mr.
and
Mrs
It.
MeKvoy
and
family,
S.
,M.
Newton.
Mr.
Willing
(llulalh,
A.
J.
Uvell,
Mi
l.indahl,
Mr.
Hate
sen,
1.
II.
Muiiro.
T.
II.
John
son,
Mr.
F.
Sadie.
Ml
Merrer,
Mi
S.
I..
Stone,
Mi
JMnaldon,
Mi
Louden,
Mi
lielle
Mcl.e.xl,
Mi
V.
Cooke,
Ml
I'ierre,
C.
Whatman,
Mr.
M.
Murphy,
W.
Cruiekhank,
Mi
Waennan,
Ivl.
CuuniiiKhuin,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Charle
Cunninuliaiii,
Mr.
J.
K.
.lark
and
dausihler.,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Itenter,
II.
II.
Little
and
datiKlu
ler
(Ihuellon).
John
Dyhhavn,
John
Mcllae.
W.
W.
Stewart,
Dr.
I..
V.
KeiKiu,
F.
L.
Thoiip.on,
Ml
Jele
llothwell,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Lett,
Mr.
W.
J.
XeNon
and
family,
Mr.
II.
Walker,
.MUs
M.
Walker,
Mi
I.
M.
Marshall
iL'k),
Mi
H
.Dill,
Mi
M.
C.
Miller,
(llayporl),
Mr.
HarllMI,
Mr.
anil
Mr.
J.
S.
JelTery,
Mr.
W.
l.
Virker
and
daiiKhler,
Mis
Frank,
Mr.
liraxell,
W.
llenhelt,
Mr.
Cabled,
Jack
llilditrh,
L.
,Sandreii,
J.
Carlon
and
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.dwurd
l.fpetl.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
SUI
Mlhwt
BrMe
Orr
et
RIim
tt
Trre,
B
O,
Prlno
Rert
DUIrkt.
Thi
llm
fur
rwviiiuj
inulrrt
fur
Um
(HHllrirllnll
fif
tlx
tlunr
lli.uliullfsl
lirldt
lu
lifrn
rstrmli-it
lo
IS
iiimiii,
Hiiclrd
tlini.
on
TliurmUv,
Si'iitrnilirr
e.
Ifltl.
I'l'HI.IC
WKOiKS
HK.I'AIIT.MK.NT.
I'rlnre
luiprrl.
H.O.
NOTICE.
0TirK
IS
IIKKKIIV
OIVK.N
Hull
in
tllctllini
will
t"'
Hindi"
by
I
hp
city
of
I'tliii'V
luji'fil
lo
Hi'
l.erlslatlt
e
Ansembly
of
Hi
I'rovlnr
of
HililMi
Coluiulila.
il
iu
lirtt
MMloll,
tor
III
Art
lo
i
rnllllctl
rrlnrd
luiiHTt
l.ix'il
impnivt'Diriii
Viiiji-lion
Art
WiS,"
Wool
IHiijr
Inlrr
ills
llif
llrrltHi
or
IIh
rl
or
inlrrm
')l)le
nil
tliv
iM)fiilun
lu
b
leen4
tind.r
Im'ul
Imprtix-nH'nl
Hyltw
.No.
lei,
rnim
Srvrn
per
-nl.
17)
lo
SU
jer
fint.
luud
si
U'
City
of
friBP
iiupfrt,
thin
4iii
dy
of
AiiiuM.
9'J0Nf:!,
'
Sotiflior
for
Uw
swlifsm,
m
Muniripsiiiy
of
iu
City
of
Prince
Rupert
UNTIMELY
STORM
FOR
CELEBRATION
;
date
Receipts
Yesterday
Less
Than
One-Quarter
of
Last
Years
Y'eterday'i
otonn
proved
un-forluiiHle
f..r
the
Trades
A
Labor
Council'
annual
Lanor
lay
ee)e.
hratiun.
The
Xure'
Home
fund
wan
to
have
received
half
of
Hie
profit
Init
the
uporl
were
poorly
attended,
gate
nrejpt
heinv
le
than
one-quarter
of
what
they
were
last
year.
The
Junior
football
unini.
between
the
Coll.
and
I'utilic
Sehool
and
the.
most
of
the
Irark
event
were
pulled
off
hut
the
haehall
game
between
the
Married
and
Single
Men,
the
lug-of-war
and
cpeed
boat
rare
failed
to
materialize.
The
dance
In
the
evening
in
the
F.Ik'
Home
paid
expense
and
niuy
how
a
profit.
The
organization
of
the
celebration
had
been
well
arranged.
the.
following
having
compried!
the
general
committee
in
charge:
Aid.
S,
D,
Macdonald,
chairman,
J'.
Ho
Mackay,
aeerelary;
J.
J.
MiillU.
II.
F.
Fraer,
.Auue
HIack,
jJauieK
M.
(ampbell,
It.
Love,
Itiporge
Scot
,
W.
K.
Thompon,
!J.
H.
Meagher,
W.
M.
Hrown,
(ieorife
WaiMell,
(ieorge
Caey,
Mr.
It.
C.
laron
ami
Mr.
Jarvl
Mcl.eod.
A
handnme
filiing
n"!
donated
by
Stork'
Hardware
wa
pnifilably
raffled,
the
winning!
REEVE
OF
SAANICH
Prince
Itupert.
i
high
in
hi
praie
for
the
hospitality
extended
lo
visiting
delegaten
by
the'
people
of
fhe
iiorlheril
city..
ny
a
Victoria
paper.
They
vvereJ
laki'ii
on
(our
Ihrotigh
the
indu-Irial
and
residential
districts
of
the
northern
melroiolis,
and
Many
of
the
streets
were
made
litlnl
illilv
liv
pulllttir
I
li
rikii
I'll
Ihi
year
for
the
extension
and
repair
of
tlu
sidewalk
system,
and
he
site
of
the
magnificent
city
hall
cost
in
the.
neighborhood
of
50,000
for
blasting
and
clearing
Itefore
a
stone
of
the
superstruc
ture
was
laid,
lieeve
Watson
expressed
hi
admiral
ion
for
the
courage,
optimism
and
resource
of
the
Prince
Itupert
people.
LOCAL
REPRESENTATIVE
POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE
TH1
D4IL1
HBWB
WEEK
AT
MOVIES
1
Tuesday.
Norma
Taluiadpe
I
n
"Within
Ihe
Law."
Palhe
Jleview.
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Holly
Compson
In?
"The
Hooded
Woman."-
The
new
leather
Pusher.
Hound
Xo.
2.
Topic
of
t
lie
Daya
Friday
and
Saturday
and
Saturday
matinee,
f.'
The
(ienrge
Mclford
production
"You
Can't
Fool
Your
Wife.'
Comedy.
Fox
Xews-fiajette.
WITHIN
THE
LAW
TO
BE
SHOWN
AGAIN
TONIGHT
Hie
well
known
piny,
"Within
the
Law"
which
wh
fhown
tat
night
to
n
large
audience
will
he
repeated
fnnight
at
I
be
Vct-holme
Theatre.
In
it
Norma
Tal-made
the
heroine,
i
a
hop
isirl
who
U
nent
lo
pron
for
a
theft
-he
did
not
commit.
.In
demanding
that
he
get
the
limit.!
Kdward
(Slider,
department
torej
owner,
explain
that
he
wants
to)
make
an
exarmde
of
Mary.
On
her
j
release,
vowing
vengeance,
fht
Jiin
a
gang
of
blackmailer
onj
condition
thai
die
operate
only!
williin
t
tie
law.
Herecially)
rmiiil.cr
being
16.
A
cake
pre-li
breach
of
promise
suit.
Howl
(enled
by
La
Cae
Itakery
wa!be
take
advantage
of
an
oppor-l
won
hy
Mr.
Hen
Se'f.
Irawinpiliil
that
present
itself
wheni
jfor
the
gdd
wrist
watch
pre-Jhe
nieetn
Dick
Oilder,
son
of
her'
jetile.
by
Harry'
loclie.ler
and'a'"p'1
nemy.
become
involve.1
in,
the
cheval
mirror
donated
bv
T.
"an
extraordinary
romance
and
a
Ho.
Mackay
will
take
place
'police,
frame-up,
fjuar"e
herelf.
Inter.
iwiiii
uie
world
ami
nnaiiy
iinii;
trio
liappine.
i
unfolded
vividly!
on
the
screen.
PRAISES
THIS
CITYlBETTY
COMPSON
IN
'Speaks
of
Difficulties
Encoun
tered
Here
In
Connection
With
Construction
lleeve
Walon.
of
Saanich
municipality,
.who,
with
Mr.
.Wai-on,
ha
returned
from
the
North,
where
the
lieeve
attended
the
103
roiixentjon
of
the
Hrill-dl
Coltllil-
hin
l.'nion
of
Municipalitieit
at
THE
BONDED
WOMAN
Shipwrecks
and
Dancing
Girls
and
Loss
of
Side
Attractions
In
Picture
Iieaiitiful
Hetty
Compsnn
in
n
beautiful
story
of
regeneration.
beautifully
produced.
That
is
the
al
traction
which
will
prove
a
liwleslono
at
the
Weslliolrne
Theatre
Wednesday.!
wliere
The
Hondeil
Woman",
open..
Hit
strong
lramatic
presentation
ha
it
basis
in
a
lory
by
the
late
John
Fleming1
Wilson.
'
!
Mi
Compson
appears
as
An-i
f0,a
"asM
aunnier
oi
a
sea
eveivlhing
possible
wu
done
for
their
enlertaiiiiiiHiii
d
comfort
'l''n-
Vnwla
I-
loved
by
Lee
he
convelU,",l,,,
"
oi
me
su.p-
during
time
of
Iho
owiiinir
firm.
Her
fathers
life
is
fl
I
ra
.
t
he
Heeve
u;i
struct:
will.
II,-
s'
"'
J0"
'iners.
his
Iirst
.
tremendous
.lifficullics
the
peop1e;n,a't'
A,ur,la!
learn
,,hal
?0!n-of
'a-.n
Tavlnp
for
..j:or.
Her
Prince
lluperl
were
overcom-lr
ing
in
the
crealion
of
their
city.
r.a'
lw
ht
m
taw
an
interest
in
him.
Angela
discovers
that
she
tioe.s
not
love
Marvin
.
j
.......if...
,
,i
,
...i..
..!....
ojd
rr4-k
hills
and
ridges,
he"
""""
-
said.
ami
hollow
conlaining
V'
V"
'
"
"""
"r":,,c"'
0D,,e
muskegs
were
filled
in
and
made
,
"m
w
'
V
.
habitable.
Three-o.uarters
of
a
million
feet
of
planking
was
used
.where
they
are
vvrecKcii
on
a
and
he-
finds
strength
to
save
himself,
while
both
find
love-r-for
each
oilier.
Popular
elements
are
a
thrilling
storm
at
sea,
and
'
several
realistic
shipwrecks.
The
interior
of
a
Honolulu
sailors'
resort,
with
Its
dancing
girls
and
other
diversions,
furnishes
a
colorful
background.
CAN
A
MAN
FOOL
HIS
WIFE?
IS
QUESTION
ARISING
IN
PICTURE
I
lie
jonnwillg
comprise
inn.
.Ran
n
mnn
fnni
ilU
.vifft
council
of
Ihe
Northern
Poly-
Th(,
,p
of
,ho
,,j0lir,
i,
technic
Instilute
and
will
act
as
inwu
,Prn
,
ie
wvek
end
says
local
representatives
in
their
lfl
lau
t.
The
plot
Indicates
also
respective
inwns:
It,
Armour,
Anyox;
.lames,
Slewarl,
Surf
Inlet;
Thomas
Mc-
(liiignu,
Pwanson
Hay;
.1.
H.j
Young,
Terrace;
C..,V
Hutchin-I
son,
Alice
Arm;
Win.
nrnnt.l
llatellop,
Fredk.
Ockleshnw,!
Smithers;
M.
II.
Harper,
prince
(Jeorge;
0.
P.
Hussinger,
Telkwa;
(I.
V..
Andrew,
Stewart.
The
Prince
Hunerl
renresenta-
lit...
....I
I
n.....I..I
A.I
I
I
I
IV
II
IIHS
UIH
J
VI
lUTIt
i'iillin
li
Miss
Anna
l.undmiisl
of
the
lloynl
Hank
slalT
sailed
hy
lic
Prince
(leorge
Saturday
evening
..
V..
.........
....
.
l.ll.l.iu
I
pIii
i
E.
II.
Shockley
siled
hy
Hip
Prince
(leni'uo
Sulunlay,
night
for
Vlclorju
on
u
business
trip.
Why
not
8iilcribo
for
the
Daily
News
and
have
it
sent
to
your
home
regularly!
if
ri
tx
cjLHt&ueHee9
LEUR.ICE
JOY
IN
THE
WWMOUNT
PCTURt
AtXJ
CAN
FOOL
YOUR
U1FEI
n
gcorcc
wtioso
pftooucnp
thai
the
woman
is
usually
wis
to
the
man
and
his
ways.
In
this
A
worth-while
Reputation
The
head
of
one
of
thu
country's
great;
manufacturing
institutions
says:
"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
i
other,
the
strongest
of
all
guarantees
that
what
he
buys
is
worthy."
Patronize
the
manufacturer
or
merchant
who
has
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.
He
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.
piclure
Miss
Joy,
as
Edith
Mc-Hride.
is
Ihe
trusting
wife,
charming
ami
ingenuous,
yet
intuitive
to
the
last
degree.
Her
particular
type'
of
beauty,
wilh
her
soft
brown
eyes
and
dark
brown
hair,
fixes
just
the
necessary
sympathy
to
the
role,
of
the
modern
wife,
troubled
ami
tormented
hy
a
millionaire
husband
who
has
reached
the
so-called
dangerous
ago.
M1ss
Xnldi
is
the
siren
do
luxe
i
the
picture
a
polished
beauty,
wife
of
an
eminent
surgeon,
who
seeks
.social
comiuesls
lo
furl
her
her
husband's
practice;
Her
raven
black
hair
and
alluring
eyes
produce
the
desired.
effect
when
she
sets
out
lo
annex
a
ntan
to
her
long
list
of
victims.
Miss
C.aron,
"chi(
blonde,
diminutive,
is
the
flapper
of
eighteen,
hut
possessing
a
sophistication
thai
would
he
a
credit
to
a
woman
of
fifty.
She
bobs
in
ami
Out
of
the
piclrre
on
a
breeze
of
pontaneity
that
is
a
delightful
contrast
to
the
action
of
the
other
two
characters
in
the
story.
Miss
Mercer,
Miss
S.
I..
Stone,
Miss
Donaldson,
Miss
Louden,
Miss
Hello
Mcl.eod,
Miss
Jessie
Holliwell
and
Mrs.
It.
Walker,
members
of
the
local
school
leaching
staffs,
were
among
the
arrivals
from
Ihe
south
on
the
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
afternoon
returning
to
lake
up
their
duties
today
after
the
summer
holidays,
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