Monday.
Jiine
23,
1024.
LAPKS
S
CANADIAN
BDHED
DINNER
A
complete
meat
and
vegetable
courie,
all
cooked
ready
to
heat
and
serve.
1
tftty
tin.
At
til
J.Wn
t3
our
Ml
Ktcl
'J'cnui
II.:
-el
III
1
3.50.
(
tint
will
ji:
rul
no
proMM
roiiiirl,
a;:ii
it"
mil
affected
liy
dins'
le
conditions.
We
have
km
11.
H4,
ami
It
oz.
weight.
Reach
one
piece
Tennla
Balls
SOc
8liengep,s
English
Balls
eoc
PcMagc
paid
(in
mil
of
town
(inters.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Amir
Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Ooods
60
3nl
Ave
J'hone
3
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
Easlern
Canada
United
States
Triangle
Tour
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK
One
way
via
Vancouver.
Write
or
coll:
City
Ticket
Office,
628
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
!
j
I
I
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1
t
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Tli
Woman
mi
Hip
Jury"
Hosier
Kenton
Coini'ily,
"Hay
Dreams."
liilcrnnlinunl
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
'(lumen
Klrliy"
(Imiii'ity
Cartoon
".Mutt
and
Ji'lT."
I'm
N'cws-rsazclle.
Friday
and
Saturday
"One
F.xriting
Night."
Fun
,fmiu
i
lie
Pre.
SPENDS
HONEYMOON
!
SERVING
ON
JURY
i
Romance
of
Bride
and
Brlde-l
groom
and
Dark
Secret
of
Life
A
honeymoon
spent
serving
on
a
jury
in
a
murder
trial
Thai
i
one
of
the
monv
unusual
il
(in
f
ion
to
he
found
in
"The
Woman
on
the
Jury."
a
Fii-ot
National
production
which
dmws
here
louighl.
Arid
the
romance
of
Hie
hridc
and
hride.
srroom
wa
nearly
wrecked
hy
Hie
experience.
Sylvia
Hreamer,
the
featured
niemher
of
Hie
cast,
and
Frank
Mayo
play
Hie
role
of
Hie
"New-
tywed.'"
Jut
a
Hrry
are
about
to
sfnrt
off
fin
their
wedding
trip
they
are
erved
with
subpoena
to
uppenr
and
serve
on
the
Jtir
which
i
to
try
a
young
girl
for
murdering
her
betrayer.
The
bridegroom.
does
not
r'lih
having
hi
honeymoon
interrupted
in
tin
fashion,
hut
hi
young
wife.
iconsidering
it
a
lark
and
eager
to
avail
hrlf
nf
tier
"woman"
righl.'
induce
him
to
yield.
Not
until
after
she
had
been
i
worn
in
did
the
young
bride
ern
the
name
nf
the
slain
man.
)aml
he
nearly
swooned
at
Hie
(new,
for
he
had
been
responsible
for
u
dark
secret
in
her
own
jlife
Then
follows
a
startling
dc.
Inoiiemenl
which
for
powerful
in.
i
tensity
has
never
been
equalled
'on
the
creen.
CAMEO
KIR6Y
WAS
A
GENTLEMAN
SHARPER
Is
Hero
of
Film
Story
to
be
Seen
Here
at
Midweek
"Honor
aiiMiig
thieve'
'is
a
(hackneyed
aphorism,
and
there
iiire
lhe-
countless
thousands
'
who
are
skeptical
ns
In
its
authenticity.
Wliether
II
exists
today
is
debatable,
bul
there
ran
be
,no
piotinn
of
its
existence
In
Hie
romantic,
chivalrous
days
of
.the
Mississippi
river
gambler
before
Hie
Civil
War.
"Cameo
Kir-Jliy"
wa
jusl
surh
an
honorable
gentleman
who
would
bel
his
for
tune
on
Hie
honest
(urn
of
a
curd,
hut
who
knew
how
to
deal
I
hem
from
the
bottom
when
Hie
occasion
required
it.
Kirhy
lived
in
a
way
Hint
In
thne
days
was
far
beyond
I
he
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
'Now
open
for
service
under
inniingemcnl
of
Mrs.
M.
Haven.
Meal
place
In
spend
your
summer
holidays.
Hens-(triable
rales.-
(iood
home
rooking,
Comfortable
rooms.
Pishing,
Boating,
Bathing
in
Uikelsc
Lake
and
Streams,
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
TAXI
Motors
Operating
Taxi
and
Uuncli
Service
between
Terrace
and
Lodge
landing,
assuring
guests
of
quirk,
ninifortnhle
trip.
Also
operating
taxi
service
to
"II
Pts
of
Hie.
valley.
For
reservations
and
rales,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
iule
of
southern
conventions,
yet
til
lire
wu
at
the
service
of
a
lady
In
danger.
Kirliy
wus
ro
mantic,
lie
was
capable
of
great
love
that
is
best
ile.Horilwil
liy
a
Maeterlinck
ami
lie.
proved
it
hy
facing
death
to
!.
in
I
lie
gracious
presence
of
Hie
one
wlin
could
command
hi
heart.
"(Jarneo
Kirhy,"
of
course,
is
a
character
nf
fiction
very
clever
fiction
from
Hie
pen
of
Month
larkinglnn
ami
Harry
Leon
Wilson--
hut
hi
eoiiiilernarl
wa
real
(ln
Hie
early
fortie
when
Dixie
.was
a
land
of
hearts,
strumming
(banjos
ami
a
golden
moon
thai
Increased
jl
radiance
with
Hie
liopillde
aid
of
a
well
prepared
mint
julep.
Just
how
real
Kirhy
wn
mav
he
tieen
in
the
William
Fox
mrt-
lion
picture
verinn
of
Hie
famous
stage
play,
which
will
he
here
for
Hie
mill
week.
ONE
EXaTONIGHT
CURIOUSLY
COMPLICATED
Picture
Coming
at
Week
End
Is
Fascinating
and
Sometimes
Rather
Shivery
When
l.
W.
(iriffith.
master
photoplay
producer,
made
"One
llxciliiiv
Night."
his
latest
motion
picture
sensation
which
will
'be
here
at
the
week
end,
he
went
all
jsrreen
comedy
maker
about
two
nnd
one.
half
time
heller
by
In-jstilllng
into
this
mystery
film
a
tplay
thai
one
might
well
have
thought
never
could
stand
the
strain.
Jul
a
a
-elulching
hand
reaches
out
with
breath-taking
nupeiiie,
and
n
itiguisc
figure
fills
through
a
nrve.-raekiug
scene
there
is
a
sudden
lilt
of
'
syncopated
orchestration,
nnd
lltomeo
Washington,
stifling
in
n
'genuine
Louisville
yawn,
goes
out
looking
for
a
job.
He
ha
no
Iplacc
to
go.
so
he
lakes
the
ncar-'el
(mill
and
goes
(here.
j
Lurking
figure
slink
stealthily
'through
the
shrubbery.
.ome.
iHHly
mImioI
whoever
happen
In
be
stnnding
in
his
way;
doors
open
uiiexpeeledly;
secret
panels
,slnle
mysteriously;
the
sequence
;seales
to
a
crashing
crescendo
iiihI
iiomco
reels
oil
into
a
!(
minicenl
rhapsody
with
the
little
mulatto
maid.
Handicapped
Heroics
One
crutches
one's
escort
and
somebody
else's
pockclhook.
The
"l'erils
of
Pauline"
nell
off
into
In
niarshmallovv
frappe
when
a
piercing
pair
of
eyes
peer
wickedly
through
a
daiTgerous
dis
guise
nnd
an
unknown
guest
stalk
suavely
through
the
sizzling
sub-titles.
A
gruesome
slab,
a
srintilialing
Khuddcr.
a
chilling
romplicnlion
ami
llomen,
'clutching
the
medal
Tor
bravery
that
he
won
hy
finding
it,
falls
flatly
on
the.
floor
through
handicapped
heroics.
I
(Hews
are
taken
up.
suspicions
'.aken
down,
unsuspecting
people
taken
in.
A
pscudfi-deleelive
assumes
the
manner
of
an
l-'.nglih-iniin
for
whom
life
has
no
my.
.leries,
and
places
the
blame
on
the
hero.
And
then,
like
an
avenging
Mercury,
crnshing
down
.several
llighl
nf
steps,
llomen,
.a
mixed
up
ns
the
metnphnr
In
!thi
sentence,
draws
as
much
alien!
ion
nnd
suspicion
on
himself
as
could
be
spared
from
the
rest
of
the
cast.
A
terific
slorm
rages
furiously,
trees
and
villains
collnpse;
Hie
heroine
ratches
somebody,
while
the
hero,
handcuffed,
helps;
the
rest
of
the
characters
used
their
heads
for
something,
besides
close-ups
ami
then
.llomen,
nonchalantly
heroic,
tells
them,
all
hack
home
thai
solving
the
mys-i
lery
and
catching
Hie
murderer
was
about
all
he
didn't
do
no
thing
else
but
of.
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
DECORATED
BY
FRANCE
WITH
GOLD
PALMS
Honors
cnnliuue
to
fall
thick
ami
fast
for
Douglas
Fairbanks,
The
latest
laurels
bestowed
upop
him
is
an
award
from
the
French
government
making
him
an
Officer
of
Imblio
Instruct
Ion.
The
presentation,
arcordlng
In
n
cable
In
Hie
Pickford-Fair'
nnks
studios,
whs
made
on
behalf
nf
Hie
Mlnistery
Beaux
Arls
at
the
Hole!
Crillon
in
Paris
by
Jean
do
la
Greie
who
represented
i-i
Ok
love
tliat
ncveDics
President
Poincare.
Tliis
bcora-
lion
consisles
of
two
gold
palms
suspended
by
purple
ribbon
and
represent
an
order
originated
by
Napoleon
in
1808.
It
is
much
coveted
hy
educators
as
the
highest
possible
honor.
The
decoration
was
bestowed
upon
Fairbanks
in
nonrenal
ion
of
the
educational
value
of
the
stars
films.
F.speeial
mention
was
made
of
his
most
recent
cinema,
"The
Thief
of
llngdad."
now
playing
in
several
American
cilie.
JACK
PICKFORD
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Ptlnc
Rupert
lion
a
back-."
eity
against
the
approval
of
the
plans
or
Hie
Prince
lluperl
I
...
1
n
President,
Judge
Young;
President,
Canon
llix;
Vice-President,
C,
W.
Peck;
secretary
treasurer.
J.
II.
ilenlly:
executive
-Martin
O
lleilly.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
A.
II.
Allison
and
W.
W.
Wright.
LARGE
TROUT
CAUGHT
WEIGHS
37
POUNDS
F.BMONTON,
June
23
A
lake
trout
weighing
thirty-seven
pounds,
12
inches
long
ami
21
inches
in
circumference,
is
at
present
undergoing
the
process
of
mounting
hv
IMmonloti
I
nri.
If
Now
that
Jack'
Pickford
has
nr.
'"'sts.
Itegnrding
this
unusually
coniplished
"The
Knd
of
tlie
,ar'IP
member
of
the
species
one
World,"
he
has
announce,!
thntiW0Uh'
lm
nPl
fNl1
Bke
Iho
man
l.n
n.lfl
...I.-
.
.
..
'll'tifl
liki-kl-lnr.
I
..
r.
....
I.
iiikc
a
Hill?
Ill
Cnlleire
.
"
"
"".
no
oiiim-io-uiuv
life.
His
next
niclure.
the
cal.
ing
nf
which
is
now
underway,;
is
to
ho
huilt
against
ground
(if
college
life
and
society.!
II
Ii
will
will
bo
lie
filmed"
filmed"
from
from
hey'
inagiiiine
story.
jlarge
fish,
exclnimiNl
"Tlie
person
.who
caught
Hint
fish
was
an
nw.
""'r...
n..
i
no
fisn
wan
caught
In
Lake
John
Tno-iM'n",4VJU,ka
nnr
Banff
a
lake
Her
ol.,w"IC,,
,n
harboring
tlie
lake
''
.trout,
hobls
one
of
the
many
irrys.
'Ties
of
the
mountain
countries,
for
it
is
the
-only
lake
In
the
mountains
where
the
fish
are
found.
Seeminirlv
cut
off
from
'every
other
body
of
water
for
V
II
li,..,
i.
wo-
presence
o
me
Hsn
III
...
...
,.
...,
,
..i,UlN
iakf.wi,ic,
is
mm
of
the
lands,
sends
word
to
Hie
eilv1.,
.
...
'
"
"
.when
mounted,
will
ho
sent
In
Ilanff.
where
it
will
be
placed
In
M,m
.-...eerie
mi
w...
lie
heard
1)lp
,,anff
uMlm
in
vii-mriM
on
.jiiiv
i
a
.
Mayor
Newton,
'in
answer
lo
".Uextion
asked
at
the
cllv
conn-
eil
meeting
last
nighl,
stated
that
a
meelinir
wool.)
ln
week
lo
place
the
city's
.financinl
situation
before,
the
citizens,
A
meeting,
or
the
Canadian
Fraternity
was
held
last
night
in
the
Court
llous,
and
the.
following
officer
were
elected
i
Hon.
Pres.,
Dr.
We?brookV
Hon.
Vice-
EDWONTON
LIBRARY
IIDMONTON,
June
23.
,
Mom
than
1,0(10
hooks
ilailv
are
helmr
Issued
hy
the
Edmonton
Pnhlle
Lflirary,.
although
the
arrival
of
the
long
days
and
the
fine,
weainor
ror
out
door
outings,
has
reduced
the
demnml
for
reading
material,
said
K.
L.,IlilLiiBraii.in
yesterday.
However,
the
average
oi
len
new
norrowers
listed
daily
siiu
js
Deing
maintained,
he
said
v
.-?
.
.
'.
'
'
'fc.
Your
Home
y
Over
a
million
dollars
a
day
is
the
amount
of
life
insurance
purchased
by
Canadians
so
far
this
year.
For
what
better
cause
could
the
Canadian
people
provide
these
millions
of
dollars
than
that
of
caring
for
the
home
and
safeguarding
home
life?
Have
you
had
a
share
in
this
foresight
or
are
you
building
on
the
hope
that
you
will
live
long
enough
to
provide
funds
for
the
support
of
your
home?
Life
Insurance
is
at
your
service
to
guarantee
your
home
against
adversitv.
y
Life
Insurance
Service
1
v
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:
JSP3
prxni
nvi
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i
SUMMER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Friday,
10.00
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
Effective
June
30,
1021.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Mastet,
Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
ever-
Monday,
8.00
p.m.
Fop
8kidegate
and
nil
ports
south
every
Wednesday
at
8.00
p.m;
PASSENQLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
,,pi.M!;
Mjr
2urM
V
for
PKISCE
OEOnOE,
EDMONTON.
WW-
LIMC.
fine
Ruacrt.
MK1VCY
ALL
OCCAM
ITtAMSMte
o.ati
TitkM
ofric.
S2S
tim
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coist
Scrvicct
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
June
14,
21,'2Ss
July
2,
5,
12,
16,
23,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
SkagWay
June
9,
16,
20,
27,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
S.8.
PftlMCCSS
BEATRICE.
For
tuUdaU,
Swanton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocei
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-eouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a-m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Unas.
Pull
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
fieneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4Ui
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
LTD.
:stllnr
rn
rrlnr
Hupert
.
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VWrOMA.
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ar,
M4
Swtnton
Bit,
lUturdar.
ilia.
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wivox.
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ami.
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wi.
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