"A
Woman
of
Paris
'
featuring
Edna
Purviauce
VJtitttn
and.
Directed
by
Churltt
Chaplin
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the
Westholrne
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and
Tomorrow.
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Sunday,
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F.
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Editor.
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and
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EDITION
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Reforms
Not
Always
Advantage.
The
best
Tobacco
fbt
the
pipe
88
86
Monday.
June
30,
l'J?l.
For
a
number
of
yean
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
worried!
14-!
i
Friday
and
Saturday
FbVirfn;r
CuM"
Cameo
Comedy
"Plus
and
MitiuV
Fun
from
the
Pre.
XHAPLIN'S
PICTURE
His
First
ferlous
"
BLAZES
NEW
TRAIL
"A
Woman
of
Paris,"
a
Portrayal
I
of
Life
as
Actually
Lived
Predictions
are
being
made
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a
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rent
meat
of
a
.
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
vital
problem,
pretested
wMh
et-
'
.
.i:cj
iiL
-
.
jiiTiiii-
inuuHji)
jet
wiiii
an
un.
bounded
Hfvelieloeteal
force
lhJai
iwill
blaze
a
aw
trait
along
flic
'highway
of
motion
nkttirc
jitjr-Ipre.
j
The
Iherne
I
a
lnrlftng
one,
land
nia1e
the
more
ao
bejjallse,
ef
(the
utter
winndteity
ami
warmth
jof
fee-ling
that
rierment
ft.
II
;preenls
a
problem
with
Uie
ljbair
and
fundamental
f
life(
hmtf.U-
nvr
It...
..uV,,.,!
..f
Uiwi,.
nu.
lu.l
....
II...
ca...,a
-wihu-iii
no
up"
ir
inifrei-
River
salmon
fisheries.
Under
the
reflation
thev
r.ro-lm
,a,,,',n
'n"
",an
"pi-
were
were
ro-
hihiled,
the
reaMin
fr
the
prohibition
being
given
as
a
deirew,sr
F
,,
lo
Conserve
Ihe
fish.
It
wa
the
impression
among
the
public
i
....
.
,J"?.
a110"
Hint
this
wa,
a
blind
and
that
the
real
reason
for
the
regulation!
.
.
"1",
V?
Cbarlf
"T
L
,t
V
sJL
Chaplin,
it
in
l
iI,.
,U.ir
r
M,
i,.
n,a
n.i
J
1
"
"
monopoly.
h.,11"'
....lLhpln
but
wilh
Ibe
In,
of
!,:
iu
.:.
I
i
n
t
ill"
jrui
iui
iir
iiii
nine
ki
ini.ii
mic
lirrn
uiiiim-ii
imii
the
Skeeua
River,
but
no
far
ifiere
hay
been
no
change
in
the
method
of
fithiug.
The
boat
are
out
as
usual
aiid
the
ga
en
gine
ha
not
invaded
(he
sacred
domain
of
oar
and
sail,
Possibly
it
will
be
other
m
seen
by
hirn.
Ami
ai
in
a
etna
I
life.
IbVre
is
eornedy.
trajredy,
paion.
abuntily,
mhi-
i
r
..
...ii
ii
-
.
soirie
time
before
a
change
i
made.
AXV'T.
'-
.-.I.
1
1.
-
....
i
.1
1
ii
..
......
ii"i"
o
nirr
iwiiiiiiii
liu
among
the
nreu
who
are
directly
interested
or
there
would
this
time
have
been
many
of
them
on
the
fi-hiug
grounds.
We
believe
that
the
abolijiou
of
the
regulation
was
right
and
that
such
a
regulation1
lends
(o
disturb
Hie
public
mind,
but
now
(hat
it
is
taken
off
nobody
seems
to
be
benefited
and
nobody
is
injured.
.
Difficulty
In
Caring
For
Tourists.
In
a
place
as
small
ns
Prince
Rupert
H
is
found
difficult
lo
properly
route
tourists,
providing.
them
with
suitable
attractive
recreations
while
visiting
the
cily.
As
the
plAce
grows,
population
increases,
(aiid
the
number
of
tourists
heroines
greater,
it
will
be
easy
In
arrange
lo
take
care
of
Iheui.
The
commercial
possibilities
in
conueclioii
wilh
the
work
will
be
greater
and
less
responsibility
will
be
pjflced
on
Ifie
Board
of
Trade
and
similar
organizations.
Tliis
heiitg
(me,
it
is
Ucumbeiil
upon
every
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
lo
conslitiite
hiutelf
an
entertainer.
.R
j.
desirnhld
that
everyone
shall
have
the
fullest
pissible
information
in
regard
to
trie
oisirict
and
hall
try
lo
make
visitors
feel
that
they
are
wel
come.
The.
writer
remembers
(hat
in
one
of.
the
French
rilies
during
a
short
visit
before
the
war,
citizens
would
willingly
walk
a
block
or
two
to
direcl'a
stranger
nnd
a
foreigner
where
to
finil
something.
This
courtesy
was
npprecinled
and
left
pleasing
remembrances-
in
the
minds
of
the
visitors:
-
One
Of
Worst
81ns
On
Calendar.
,One
of
the
Worst
sins
in
the
world
is
Hi.1t
of
being
habitually
late.
The
person
who
keeps
everyone
waiting
nas
an
exag-gernled
idea
of
his
own
importance.
He
i
a
nublic
nuisance
and
should
be
dealt
wilh
as
such.
Vhat
a
common
thing
it
is
for
a
meeting
In
he
held
up
and
the.
lime
of
dozens
or
hundreds
of
people.
wasted
because
one
person
is
not
on
time.
This
is
especially
true
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
meeting
is
called
for
eight
o'clock
and
very
few
arrive
until
half
past.
A.
parly
i
going
out
boating
and
one
sinner
makes
it
uncomfortable
for
n
dozen
oRieY
who
are
kicking
their-heels
on
the
float
awaiting
his
arrival.
Women
are
us(
as
great
sinners
in
this
respect
as
men.
It
is
a
thosl
discourteous
Hiing
to
keepn
party
wuitfiig.
'
We
nil
kuoy
that'
there
are
times
when
latcnCs
cannot
be
avoided.
People
are
delayed
from
no
fault
of
theirs
and
cannot
possibly
arrive
on
time.
R
is
noticed,
however.
Ilia!
ome.
people,
are
habitiially
Jate
while
others
nre
habitually
On
time.
ijtfkrikHaaaaul
n
Snnka.l!anl
a
f
I
j
t
.
I
"J,
-A
VV
Pari'
At
the
sam
time
he
has
woven
an
ex
quisite
tapestry
portraying
the
sincerity
of
a
woman',
soul
In
all
it
nake.ln
thoticb
elolhetl
in
its
individuality.
IX'alfiift
with
lirs
and
types
thai
be
knows.'
nbaplin
brings
to
the
screen
hi
first
contribution
to
Ibe
serious
drama
a
story
as
old
as
that
of
Adam
and
Kve
e
presented
wilh
urh
convincing
unilerstan.dinjr
and
treatment
that
it
wilt
be
a
revelation
in
the
nrl
of
photo
dramatics.
Thi
i
the
Dominion
Day
offering
here.
SINGER
JIM
MCKEE
BILL
HART
PICTURE
went
di
lie
.11
PAflB
TWO.
Monday
io
!
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
!
r
Monday
and
Tuesday
A-
Edna
Pjirvianee
in
"A
Woman
of
Pari."
International
News.
-
oue
that
bill
the
mo.l
.lamreenn.
n.l
,Pr
"
WW
latest
production
to
be
seen
here
al
I
lie
mid-w
eek.
Tryinjr
lo
escape
a
pursuing
HOne.
Kill
llnrl
(in,
I
hla
'
Suffice
to
say
the
slaiinl
IrtiT
Singer
Jirn
McKee."
is
the
most
spectacular
ever
witnessed
in
any
tumble
off
a
hitch
and
almost!"'"1,
?r"r;
perpeijdirular
cliff
rolling
and
crashintf
lo
the
bottom
lo
where
'in
n-alily.
an
ambuhnce
hIoikI
wailing.
Hut
it
wasn't
needed.
Hill
Harl
and
his
paint
horse
have
been
through
-too
many
hazards
in
the
making
of
western
pictures
to
need
any
ambulance.
Too
bad
the
pinto
pony
didn't
wait
lo
write
'
Told
Under
a
While
Oak
Tree."
What
lot
by
rn,utiMldened
nudience.
''"
"lwee,,
him
and
hlOmuse
ip
over
will,
speclcular
feat
of
all
is
shown
in
"Sinner
Jim
McKee,"
the
Mar's
",a,,''
frorn
PlHures
forjwbv
tell
you
all
ab.m
of
'l
Pun
ui.lltrfilila
INtia
In
iAKnvi
and
one
of
the
imosl
thrilling
stunts
seen
In
any
photoplay.
FLOWING
GOLD
IS
FULL
OF
ACTION
Rex
Beach
Story
of
Tax
as
Oil
Fields
Told
In
Picture
Here
at
Week-End
I
No
matter
what
one's
taste
may
Jbe
In
Hereen
entertainment,
("Flowing
Oobf,"
the
latest
con-jtrlbullnn
to
the.
ririenii
art.
will
fifford
pleasure
lo
the
niosl
jaded
ifan.
This
picluse
is
to
fie
at
the
tWestholine
Friday
And
Hafurday.
!
Seldom,
if
ever;
has
nny
novel
offered
the
unusual
opportunities
,for
diversified
nnd
satisfying
fscreen
action
as
dons
Ihfs
great
,Itex
lleaeh
litle
of,
Ifie
Texai
oil
:
fields.
Delicious
rfcjnedy,
pleasing
romance,
inleh'ce
drama,
ipalhos,
thrills
and
speclurulfir
(Sequence
are
.cunningly
Infer-
minglerl.
The
ladies
will
revel
In
Ibe
heauliful
gowns
and
setting
of
some
of
the
episodes,
while
lhe
a
m
aT
Wednesday
and
Thursday
never
Ulc,
s
diiaui
S.
Hart
in
"Sinjr-t
Jim
MfKeV
Comedy
Cartoon
"Felix
Fill
a,
Shortae.
Fos
Xcws-iiaieile;.
You.
can
buy:
Independence
financial
independence
in
old
aje
and
freedom
fmtn
worry
in
the
present,
by
making
small
payments
nicely
adjusted
to
your
age
and
circumstances.
No
good
citizen
would
sell
his
Indepcnd-ence
if.
he
knew
it.
hut
each
day
that
he
lives
without
providing
for
the
future,
lie
is
truly
soiling
on
the
installment
plan
lUs
most
precious
possession.
Some
day
he
will
have
to
surrender
his
independence
or
his
family
may
have
to
make
good
his
default
when
he
dies.
Life
Insurance
is
the
solution
of
tliis
problem,
bate,
scientific,
secure
in
every
way.,
Why
hot
call
hi
the
Life
Insurance
Man
and
discuss
this
vftnl
matter
today?
he
would
have
toad.ll
In
that
mm
will
Krip
Ibair
et
.lurinur
book
the
paint
Imrse.
could
de-
Ibe
lir
fiirht
eeni
belween
M
I
-'
scribe
numerous
thrilling
ndven.
Ion
Hills
and
John
lt-he.
Pro-
lure
n
which
he
and
his
master
bably
nefer
before
lm
antliiiiir
;
(larliripaled.
There
was,
for
ex-
so
-peelacnWir
and
IbrilliiiK
been
ample,
the
precarious
busineiis
attempted
on
ibe
screen.
n
I
lie
of
walking
over
a
lo;r.
across
a
vivid
orm,
flcMI
and
fire
icanyoii,
when
horse
and
rider
scenes,
llie
liiuaiiion-
rule
up-ilook
a
fall
that
both
iindoMfdedly
on
n
roof-top
by
Anna
0
il-nl
:
I
remember
with
shivers.
Then,
and
Mfllon
Sill,
throuitli
a
rau-
He
and
His
Pinto
Poney
to
bejK.rP
wa
another
Ham
when
the
ing
lorrent
of
blaiina
oil.
m
the1
accn
ner
ai
me
mio-wweeK
pony,
with
his
master
mounted.
mf.Ut
of
p
cloudburst
and
thun-Itill
Hart
aiiTTiis
pinto
pony
Uu"
lnln
e
swim
derstorrn.
wilh
Jmrninv
..,(
well,
have
fiKured
in
many
thrilling
'"'"
lot
U.eir
al
about
then..
Is
cal-ulal
ndtenlure
in
maklmr
r.linrn-
,,VP
a
wniripoo
.
mreciiy
ai-.nnnK
n
pasp
irom
u
mo-i
nar
And
when
the
ttien'i
but
it
.Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pfinca
Knprt
June
30,
1914.
j
On
suggeslioo
of
Al-I
M,.mi
j
py.
llie
city
couneil
la-t
niii'
decided
to
appeal
Ibe
judgment
(riven
last
week
by
Mr.
,lusllee
Morrison
in
the
action
over
a!
sewer
.brought
by
J.
Fred
Ilitehie.
Aid.
Iiybhavn
and
Aid.
Mailland
voled
ngninsl
maklpg
the
appeal.
-
The
(lnsprvai1's
have
ngaln
swept
Ihe
province
of
Ontario
in
Ihe
provincial
elections.
Hie
standing
of
the
pailies
in:
Conservative,
HI;
Liberals,
25;
independents,
2.
The
city
council
has
ordered
that
eighty
Ions
of
rotten
herring
stored
in
a
shark
at
SeI(
Cove
be
removed
lo
sea
id
a
cosl
of
1
2f,
Archduke
Francis
Ferdinand,
heir
to
Ihejhrone
of
Atislrinaml
Ids
Wife
"were
nsahsslnated
yesterday
while
driving
Ihruuvh
Hie
streets
of
Karejavo.
Inter
national
romptlcationa
it
s
fear
ed
will
ensue.
eaaaa
aa
n,n
mmm
ia
aa
a
aaa
if
Life
Insurance
Service
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