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Furnace
GOAL
eni.it:
For
Happy
Vacation
Days
Nothing
you
can
buy
will
contribute
more
to
your
vacation
Joys
thin
a
Model
50
Portable
Victrola.
Ccmp
:vt,
light,
convenient
to
carry
-arid
handsome
in
appearance
it
is
equally
as
desirable
for
the
home
as
the
country.
Its
dual
use
makes
it
an
economy.
In
performance
it
is
like
all
Victrolas
-
unexcelled
unequalled.
Model
50
Portable
Victrola
Price
$62.50
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
,
Agents
His
Master's
Voice-
ViCtOr
Dllrd
In
Bulk,
At
$10.00
per
ton.
H-:2
iii"nlTii
woman
tliul
llii;
world
;
i
urninjr
to
sanity
it:
J
glad
apparel
con.
ies
lo
save
money
b-
;
rarlising
a
wise
w
ii:-obe
economy,
l
iunty
Dorothy
tells
N
of
the
won-
.
i
.-aing
sio
lias
iy
having
Us
ilea:,
hj-r
frocks
ami
f'Ulls.
PrarRM?i:i.tvi
PHONE
8
DOX392
PRINCE
t-RUPERT
'
Tli
very
supThir
funure
Ml
It
f"''
t
-t-:n
hot
fire
awl
r-ei
rr'iin
ool,
rllnkfr.
ci
Mil
Kiii
ut
Ibe
Urttht
::r
il.-iiiti-
In
the
city
are
now
i
with
entirely
Mtlxrai.tory
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
ci
J
m
sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
l
ai
it
Ar
ni
for
the
Tamou
-
.ADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
am
orrieat
Moil
Cantral.
Phon
IS
OBJECTION
TO
ONTARIO
USING
OUR
REVENUE
Tax
on
Liquor;
Consumed
Here
uoes
10
Aiq
Provinces
Where
No
Liquor
Sold.
This
article
has
nothing
to
do
wilh
the
controversy
between
Prohibitionists
and
Modera-fionists
over
(he
liquor
question,
says
Vancouver's
new
paper,
"Tlie
.Star."
II
refers
merely
I
o
the
queslion
of
who
is
entitled
lo
Hie
customs
revenues
exacted
from
Iho
sales
of
liquor
in
this
province.
are
all
familiar
wilh
Ihe
large
profits
made
hy
the
H.
C.
Liquor
Control
Hoard
in
ils
operations,
because
the
government,
makes
the
hoard
hand
over
half
the
net
prollls
lo
the
municipalities
for
hospital
and
educational
purpus.es,
and
uses
its
own
'share
for
road
building.
Hut
the
pro
lit
that
the
local
gov-emiuenl
makes
and
shares
with
the
public
is
negligible
com
pared
with
the
profit
made
by
the
Dominion
government.
Ottawa,
through
Ihe
customs
olTi-
rers.
impose
a
lax
of
nearly
2
a
bottle
on
liquor
entering
llrit-ish
Columbia.
Usually
this
is
twice
what
the
stun"
costs
in
Scotland
at
Ihe
distillery.
Fifty
cents
oui
or
every
dollar
handed
over
the
counters
at
Ihe
government
store;
goejj
lo
Ottawa.
Who
gels
it?
.
Is
Distributed.
Speaking
in
general
terms,
it
is
distributed
to
all
Ihe
provin
ces
in
a
per
capita
distribution,
in
the
annual
grants
made
frtm
the
consolidated
revenues
for
carrying
out
public
works.
Or
if
I
lie
phrase
doe
no
seem
an
absurdity
under
present
circum
stances
il
goes
"lo
Ihe
relief
of
taxation."
Hehig
a
luxury,
il
is
right
that
liquor
should
contribute
generously
to
the,
treasury.
Hul
what
color
of
right
lias
Ontario,
for
instance,
lo
get
Jhe
lion's
share
of
the
revenue
from
Hie
sale
of
liquor
in
British
Columbia?
Ontario
is
a
"dry"'
province,
Longago
it
decided
for
ils
own
pure
self
that
il
would
neither
touch,
taste
nor
handle
the
unclean
thing
sold
by
Ihe
Scotch
distilleries.
Unoffi
cially,
of
course,
il
is
a
patron
"I
Ihe
bootlegger
and
moonshiner
who
contribute
nothing
lo
the
treasury.
What
Ontario
does
is
its
own
business.
Nobody
here
would
be
so
presumptuous
or
interfer
ing
as
to
wan
I
lo"
meddle
with
its
decisions
on
the
liquor
queslion
any
more
than
we
relish
Ontario
folk
meddling
wilh
our
own
decisions
on
purely
H.
C.
mailers.
Hut
having
decided
not
to
touch,
taste
or
handle
liquor
or
lo
raise
a
cent
of
revenue
from
it
for
Ottawa,
why
should
il
share
in
the
profits
of
liquor
vending
in
Hrilish
Columbia?
Comes
Back
In
Loan.
The
Harbor
Hoard
is
gelling
a
loan
of
$5,000,00(1
from
Ottawa
fir
harbor
improvements.
Hy
an
odd
circumstance
it
may
4o
part
or
the
i8ft.000.000
which
Ottawa
look
from
us
in
liquor
lax-ies
last
ycin.
Wouldn't
it
be
A
superb
Bourbon
whioksy
of
the
highest
quality-
bottled
in
bond
under
Federal
Government
Supervision.
"AWAKENS
QLP
MEMORIES
"
Bourbon
Whiskey
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by-
the.
Government
of
Urilish
Columbia.
An
Old
User
Discovers
Something
LUMBER
COMPANY
ill
it
'
i
j
Evaporate?,
Mrs.
Parkinson
of
Victoria
uses
almost
a
case
of
Pacific
Milk
a
month.
She
uses
if
for
all
her
cooking
and
041
tho
table.
She
writes
to.
tell
us
that
only
recently
she
discovered
that
it
makes
mayonaiso
"100
better"
and
she
lias
not
bad
a.
'single
failure.
Cake
icings,
too,
she
finds
work
out
much
nicer
than
with
butler.
Mrs.
Parkinson
says
she
is
finished
with
trying
other
brands
to
see
if
any
are
us
good,
as
pacific.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
fairer
if
Ottawa
followed
the
Victoria
example
and
handed
back
as
a
gift
for
road
and
har
bor
developments
Ihe
whole
or
a
large
portion
of
(lie
money
il
exacts
from
the
thirst
of
our
visitors
and
residents?
j
'
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:
AX
last
I
am
beginning
to
admire
Mackenzie
King,
since
he
is
threatening
to
lake
a
full
out
of
t:.e
Senate.
Action
is
ull
that
is
needed
now.
FOR
a
country
that
recently,
agreed
lo
u
scheme
of
national
naval
disarmament,
Japan
Is
not
doing
badly.
HJ.i.e
is
increasing
her
navy,
air
forces
and
her
army.
THE
difficulty
about
Prince.
Ilupert
is
that
there
are
no
mosquitoes
to
prevent
U'O
inhabitants
quarreling
among
themselves.
THF.
Vancouver
Sun
wants
a
man
on
Ihe
C.
..
11.
directorate.
How
would
It.
J.
Crpmie
do?
IIKING
endowed
with
a
slight
sense
of
humorll
most
of
us
can
appreciate
the
city
government
at
its
full
value.
PRINCE
RUPERT
has
a
liltlo
steady
growing
to
do
before
we
can
hope
lo
designate
11
"itio
Convention
City.''
FOR
FRANCOIS
LAKE
New
Concern
With
Capitalization
of
$50,000
Is
Gazetted
This
Week
A
new
incorporation
gazetted
TUB
DAIET
52W3
FXUl
FTV1,
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Fighting
Coward"
Duster
Kcalon
comedy:
"The
Electric
House."
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Mae
Murray
In
"Mademoiselle
Midnight."
Mermaid
Comedy
"Cold
Chills,"
Fun
from
the"
Press.
Friday
and
(
Saturday
,
Gloria
Swanson.
in
"The
Humming
JJird."
Cameo
Conlcdy
"
Dusty
Dollars."
Fox
News-Gazelle.
ANOTHER
BOOTH
TARKINGTON
TALE
"The
Fighting
Coward"
Is
Story
of
Shooting
Man
Who
Never
Killed
Anybody
Tom
Rumford
is
southern-born
but
is
brought
up
by
Quaker
relatives
in
Philadelphia.
At
the
age
of
twenty-one
he
returns
lo
his
folks'
mansion
on
the
Mississippi
and
becomes
engaged
to
bis
pretty
cousin,
Klvira.
Released
from
Jail
where
he
has
been
serving
a
sentence
for
duelling.
Major
Patterson,
also
interested
in
Klvira
and
finding
Tom
in
his
wayj
promptly
challenges
bim
(o
gun
light.
Tom,
not
understanding
the
southern
duelling
code,
refuses.
His
fam
ily,
aghast,
practically
drive
him
from
bomjt'.
Klvira's
younger
Ulster,
Lucy,
is
the
only
sym
patic
one.
In
a
Mississippi
shore-front
gambling
bouse
Tom
meets
the
notorious
card
shark
and
gun
fighter.
Gen.
Orlando
Jackson.
Jackson
in
inlercs.ted
in
the
boy,
and,
under
the
.
former's
teaching,
Tom
develops
inlo
the
nips!
famous
and
dangerous
shooting
man
along
the
Missis
sippi.
He
is
known
as
"Cunnel
Rlake.
WJicn
Tom
returns
to
his
folKs
mansion
several
years
later,
they
se
him
as
"Cunnel
Hlake
and
are
scared
Uo
death
of
him.
He
makes
monkeys
out
of
everybody
who
once
called
him
a
coward.
Only
to
Lucy
does
lie
confess
who
he
is
and
that
he!
has
never
killed
anybody,
having
won
his
name
as
a
killer
on
bluff
and'
noise
alone.
She.
tells
him
she
loves
him.
GLORIA
SWANSON
IS
IN
CORRECT
ROLE
Was
Never
Happy
In
Comedy
She
Says:
Plays
in
"Humming
Bird"
They
lobl
Gloria
Swanson
she
never
could
do
il.
"Why,
my
dear,"
explained
a
studio
chum,
"you
simply
haven't
Ihe
looks
foril.
"You've
a
beautiful
classic
face
with
regular
features,
a
complexion
like
wax,
this
week
is
that
of
the
l
rancois
Und
a
figure
1
You're
just
the
Lake
Thither
Products
Ltd.
cap-
ideal
Muck
Sennelt
bathing
girl
ilalized
at
$50,000
and
wilh
head
Lnd
you'd
best
resign
yourself
to
offices
at
Southbank
in
the
mllinK
about
the.
California
Francois
Lake
district.
The
ob-i,eaches
Ihe
rest
of
your
movie
jecls
of
the
company
are
ninung'dnyM."
olhers
to
provide
an
agency
That's
what
Miss
Swanson's
tliroucll
Which
tllC
Selllei'S
aildlfnllnur.KnnnMliln
lobl
hen
ill
the
linhafiilanls
in
the
vicinity
of
'days
when
Gloria
was
Ihe
chief
Francois
Lake,
in
Ihe.
province
of
reason
why
Mack-
is
called
iHritish
Columbia,
may
transport
."Ziegfebl
of
Ihe
Movies."
the
The
"AA"that
Saved
a
City
vas
being
attacked.
The
massive
walls
were
Rome
breached.
The
enemies
pressed
hard
on
every
side.
To
the
north,
the
invaders
crept
stealthily
through
the
night
to
storm
the
gates.
In
the
dark,
they
stumbled
on
a
flock
of
geese.
The
fowls
cackled
loud
and
long
the
sentries
heard
and
Rome
was
saved.
Advertising
is
continually
saving
something
for
someone.
It
will
save
for
you,
too,
if
you
use
it
properly.
It
will
save
you
money
by
pointing
out
real
bargains,
by
telling
you
of
true
values,
by
giving
you
prices
to
compare
and
by
telling
you
how
much
you
should
pay.
It
will
save
you
time
and
effort
by
telling
you
exactly
where
and
when
to
go
for
what
you
want
to
buy.
You
don't
have
to
"shop
around."
It
will
save
you
disappointment
by
telling
you
just
what
you
can
expect
from
your
purchases.
Every
time
a
merchant
or
manufacturer
advertises,
he
obliges
himself
to
sell
you
goods
that
fulfil
his
claims.
He
knows
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
unworthy
wares.
Read
the
advertisements
as
a
plain,
every-day
business
proposition.
It
is
a
duty
you
owe
yourself
and,
your
purse.
to
market
an.
I
dispose
of
raw
Hut
fortunately.
Miss
Svanson'tie
with
a
giant
killer
shark
The
advertisements
will
help
you
save
and
bearing
of
a
society
dante.
Moreover,
they
found
that
this
eager
woman
with
her
expressive
black
eyes
and
ivory
complexion
was
a
real
actress.
So
Miss
Swanson's
opportunity
to
rise
into
the
serious
drama!
came
quickly,
and
she
seized
it
with
both
hands.
Miss
Swanson
is
starring
in
The
Humming
HirU"
which
shows
here
at
Ihe
week
end.
DEATH
BATTLE
WITH
AN
IMMENSE
SHARK
Attacked
Man
and
Boy
In
Open
Boat
But
Was
Finally
Driven
Away
Heach,
California
of
a
death
bat-
crimson
with
its
blood.
Finally!
the
shark
flashed
part
way
up1
from
the
water,
and
seizing
the!
gunwale
of
the
boat
between
its
;
jaws,
lore
a
jagged
hole
in
the
craft.
I
Battle
an
Hour
1
The
battle-
had-lasted
an
hour,
and
Gunlher
was
Hearing
exhaustion.
The"
fraulic
cries
pf
the
boy,
however,
finally
brought
aid
in
the
person
of
Al
Warnick
and
Albeit
Hinys.
They
drew
near
the
imperilled
boat,
and
also
attacked
Ihe
shark.
Apparently
mortally
slrick'en
by
a
thrust
from
the
spear,
it
swam!
slowly
away
and
disappeared,.
The
shark
had
a
flat
head,
wilh
large
saucer-shaped
eyes,
and'
a
huge
tnp.ulU
with
double
rows
of
2
tirt
1
1
clinnnil
(
no
I
li
tin
f
ti
op
A
story
comes
from
,
?wportjsa(Hi;
Tho
iln.rsal
.fin
of
the
giant
fish
seem.ed
as
large
as
a
and
manufactured
timber
pro-
did'nl
listen
lo
her
at
least
she
which
attacked
his
open
fWiinBCn,7;r
ducts
of
their
district,
including
didn't
take
her
friend
seriously.'boat
in
the
sea
a
mile
off
shore
S
but
not
llniiled
to
lumber,
logs,
j.-or
already
this
strikingly
frum
Newport
Heach,
and
woni
timber,
pulp-wood,
poles,
piling,
beautiful
Chicago
girl,
who
had
by
Richard
Gunlher
only
after
ho'
..-,
,
and
railway
track
and
bridge
ties
Come
to
California
and
hrokon
had
reached
the
point
of
exhaus-
S0CKEYE
HALVES
ARE
nnu
unijge
u
inner,
u!m
10
pro-into
pictures
via
iho
comedies
Hon.
ami
after
Iho
monster
hadi
mote
and
encourage
the
develop-
had
nntbilions
to.
suvceed
in
the
torn
tho
gunwale
from
his
pilch-meni
of
Ihe
limber
industry
iil'serious
drama.
'ing
boat.
all
Us
branches
'In
the
Francois,
"
was
never
happy
in
comedy,"
i
Gunlher
and
Donald
Cavan-
Lake
District
of
Ihe
province
of
Miss
Swanson
explained
recently,
naugh,
11
years
of
age,
were
fish-
urn
isli
Columbia.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Moore
Thtir-
SOLD
BUT
NOT
TALIS
Says
Ihe
Pacific
Fisherman:
r
t
1
.
.
r
1
:
1
:
i
.
..
1
.
.
i
i
of
carryuvjr
ui
ju
iiisu
t.oium-
when
she
was
in
New
York
on
a
ing
in
the
boat
when
the
huge,
bia
Hockeye
halves
is
fairly
well
brief
vacation.
"I
had
comp
to
shark,
more
than
20
feet
in
sold
out,
but
there
is
still
fair
Los
Angeles
lo
do
drama.
I
had
length,
rose
alongside,
apparent-
been
working
In
comedy
al
thoiy
altraeted
by
the
smell
of
the
Fssauay
sludio
In
Chicago
and
bait.
didn't
like
II.
Hut
I
did
like
mo-
stpn
Harbor;
A.
II.
hl
wards,
linn
pictures
and
I
wanted
in
Usk.;
W.
J.
Harris,
Htuclton;
H.jsucceed.
When
I
cam,o
to
the
S.
Amest
and
son,
New
York:
West
Const
iunl
found
the
nnlv
Mrs.
F.
C.
Jnrecki,
Miss
Jareckl,
Frederick
C.
Jareckl,
Russell
C.
Jurecki,
F.rie,
Pa.;
Miss
Juliette
Griiriri,
Omaha.
Neb.;
J.
Mc-lyerchar,
Watford,
Out.;
1).
Mc-Kercher,
Dlds,
Alia.;
Gordon
G.
Greene,
Saskatoon;
F.
J.
Ph'ggli-shaw,
Terrace;
J.
A.
Allen,
Inverness;
H,
A.
Paterson,
HurifS
Lake;
J.
P.
Habcock,
Vicloria.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
h,uy
CIRCULATION,
and
seo
that
you
get
It.
tf
available
openint
was
in
comedy.
1
turned
it
down
at
first.
tW-V
Swanson.
Though
she
could
poso
superbly
in
n
bathing
suit,
they
discovered
that
she
would
wear
Circles
Boat
The
shark
circled
the
boat
times,
and
then
raced
toward
spear
which
he
keeps
in
tho
boat,
and
as
the
shark
flashed
in
again,
slashed
at
It.
Ihe
most
exquisile,
Parisian
This
appeared
only
to,
InCuri-
models
of
evening
dresses
with
'ate-
the
creajurc.
It
returned
lo
Hie
grace
of
a
prpCessifmaljtlio
ailack
again
and
again,
dyo-
model
and
possessed
the
poise.
ing
Ihe
water
about
the
boat
ato-t'k!
of
tails,
and
jnew
halv'es
are
begluning
to.
"arrive.
Sales
of
this
grade
aro
reported
fairly
active
for
all
sizes.
The
remaining
slock
of
Chum
tails
Is
estimated
at
only
about
it.
II
attempted
to
seize
the
hoy,ift,000
cases,
nn.d
there
aro
a
few
who
s;l
cowering
in
his
seaL.halves
of
this
grade
also
avail-
rhe
manoeuvre
was
repealed
a
1
thought
it
over,
I
decided
anymner
of
times,
tho
boat
threat
way
of
breaking
In
was
heller
cping
to
capsize
each
time.
than
no
way
and
took
the
Job."
Gunlher
commanded
the
hoy1
to
II
was
not
long
before
Iho
pro-(lie
down
in
Ihe
bottom,
of
Ihe
ducersVgun
to
agree
wilh
Gloria
.boat.
Ho
took
a
smooth
bladed
nhlo.
Tho
stock
of
Pink
halves
is
fairly
large,
but
as
none
of
ihe
new
pack
is
being
canned
in
this
size
a
shortage
is
expecled
hy
the
ond
of
Ihe
year.
Vlnk
tails
and
Cohoes
nrQ
sa.hi
lp
be
completely
Cleaned
up.
opening
prices
for
all
grades
of
Drilish
Colqumida
salmon
are
expected
to,
appear
this,
month.
-1
.
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
Eastern
Canada
United
States
Triangle
Tour
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK
EDMONTON
and
CALGARY.
One
way
via
Vancouver.
Write
or
call:
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Phono
260.
Fresh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
Prompt
Early
Morning
Delivery.
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
657.
McBrlde
StreeL
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.