-
;.y..V;''
'
:
PAUP
TWO
FACTS
ABOUT
TEA
SERIES
So.
4
The
Two
Types
of
Tea,
There
are
two
distinct
types
of
tea,
namely
Black
Tea
and
Green
Tea.
Both
are
made
from
the
same
bush
and
both
are
equally
pure.
The
difference
is
in
the
process
of
manufacture
which
jives
each
a
different
flavour.
Black
Tea
after
it
is
plucked
is
'
withered
and
partially
'fired'
or
dried,
then
allowed
to
oxidize
by
being
exposed
to
the
air.
This
gives
Black
Tea
its
dark
reddish
colour
when
drawn.
Green
tea
is
immediately
steamed
after
plucking,
which
pre-
vents
oxidization.
There
are
delicious
blends
of
4
'SALAD
A"
in
both
of
these
types
and
also
a
unique
blend
6T
Black
and
Green
Tea
Mixed.
All
are
sold
in
four
qualities.
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DAILY
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Monday.
'April
20,
1925.
Prince
George
And
Prince
Rupert.
When
the-
joint
committee
of
the
city
council,
and
-th
board
of
trade
was
formed
to
lake,
steps
to
bring.
Ihe
Prince
unpen
outlet
ior
me
fence
uiver
in
trie
vinculum
ni
iiiose
m
authority,
a
conimitlee
from
llazellon
visited
Ihe-
city
and
di
cussed
with
the
local
committee
the
claims
of
the
Hazellon
otit
ic!
by
way
of
Peace
Pass,
the
Oniineca
and
Kispinx
Vnllev;
About
(hat
time
it
was
decided
to
publish
a
booklet
setting
out
Prince
Rupert's
claim
and
Ui
give
the
interior
points
each
a
page,
presumniiiy
to
tea
wny
me
railway
to
rniice
niiperl
siiouiil
connect
with
the
UN.
It.
by
way
of
their
particular
disnici.
Among
the
places
communicated
with
was
Prince
Ge'orge,
lull
instead
M
'doing
(hat
the-secretnry
of
the
Prince
Uenrgc'
board
ur
trade
wrote
an
-article
-which
argued
that
Prince
Rupert
was.
mil
Ihe.bot
route
but
the
P.O.K.
outlet
was
a
better
one.
.Naturally
litis
was
directly
opposed
to
the
idea
the
Prince
Hu-pert
jcontmtlee
had
in
mind
and
could
be
published.
If
Prince
fieorge
had
a
rival
route
to
put
forward
they
were
perfectly
jus-lified
in
doing
so
but
not
at
Ihe
expense
of
Prince
Rupert.
Rc-i
cause
Iheir
article
was
refused
a
place
in
the
booklet
the
Prince
George
paper
conies
out
with
an
article
speaking
of
the
'
petly
spirit
shown
by
the
Prince
Rupert
board
of
trade.
Prince
Rupert
is
not
opposing
any
plans
the
Prince
fieorg
people
may
have
but
they
could
hardly
have
been
expected,
when
the.
privilege
of
an
article
in
their
booklet
was
offered
that
the
Prince
(leorge
people
wonlU
publish
an
article
diametrially
opposed
to
the
object
of
the
publicat
ion
of
the
booklet.
What
was
expected
w'as
that
Prince
fieorge
would
have
shown
or
tried
to
show
wjiy
a
railway
com
jug
out
at
or
near
their
city
would
lie
preferable
to
that
coming
out
at
any
other
point
on
Ihe
Canadian
National.
.
Vheii
:
Prince
Rupert
people
offered
that
.privilege,
jt
wn
hazily
good
,
fiuin
for
Prince
George
to
try
to
take
advantage
of
the
generosity
f
Ihe
Joal
people
by
getting
an
arlfcle
pii'bljsh-eil
which
fended
In
an
it
ill;;
Ihe.
whole
'
objectof-il)
booklet.
,
...
To
show
their
gooiVwil!
mid
'
leiirevrof'Vtpfaiijiit
Prince
Rupert
made
anioffer
to
Prince
fieorge
and
-then
because
ijr
Iheir
geiierosily
they
lay
themselves
open
to
the
charge
of
being
petty.
If
there
was
an
pettiness
it
surelv
was
not
at
Prince
Hi.)
pert
bijt
rather
at
the
other
end.
Prince'
Jli'ipert
and
Prince
George
Have
much
in
common
n,ml
it
is
seldom
there
is
any
misunderstanding
between
the
people
of
the
two
cities
and
it
will
be,
n
pity
if
Ihe
intended
gener
osity
or
IJie
joint
committee
of
the
etly
council
and
the
board
of
tilnle
has
the.
effect
of
interfering
in
any
way
wilb
the
feeling
lhal'lias
always
existed.
Deflation
,
good
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Hin-lin-lin
the
wonder
tins'
in
"Tim
J.iplilhnus
by
the
Sea."
Telephone
girl
series
.1.
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Corinne
OrillUh
and
Milton
Sills
in
"Single
Wives."
Sennet!
Comedy
"The
Heel
VirgiiHan."
Topics
of
the
day.
Friday
and
Saturday
Jackie
Coogan
in
"Little
llohiiison
(Jru'soc."
Comedy
"South
of
the
Xorth
I'Tde."
Pal
he
H'evicw.
A-
.
JACKIE
COOGAN
AS
WHITE
GOD
Seen
This
Week
End
Here
In
"LHtle
Robinson
Crusoe"
Among
Natives
A
motherless
hoy
rendered
still
more
forlorn
hy
the
ilealu
or
his
father,
a
gallant
meiriher
of
San
Francisco's
police
force;
an
mini.
in
far
olT
Australia,
,
bidding
Ihe
hoy
come
In
her;
weeks
of
adventure
on
a
trump
steamer
hound
lor
I
lie
Anlinoilc.s;
a
frightful
typhoon
rising
black
and
swift
in
the
pal
It
of
the
ship:
i
wreek
in
the
,"
sundering
Hoods";
an
escape
as
miraculous
as
(bat
of
Robinson
Crusoe;
an
island
of
(he
South
Seas
wae-
washed
and
jungle
clad.
Also
a
tribe
t'of
maniacal
sav
ages
lusiing
Tor
the
lives
or
cruel
overseers;
an
intrepid
boy,
trans
formed
in
Ihe
superstitious
imagination
of
the
cannibals
ink
a
little
while
god
or
waters;
a
rescue,
almost
miraculous
in
ils
timeliness;
a
voyage
back
to
hi
home
town
aboard
a
speeding
destroyer
of
Ihe
Lniled
States
Navy,
and
a
wejeome
at
the
bands
of
Jthe
San
Francisco
police
force
such
as
was
never
before
seen
in
the
city
famed
for
its
hospitality
and
enthusiasms.
These
are
some
of
the
He-mental
qualities
and
ineidenls
of
Jackie
Coogan's
newesl
and
most
active
and
appealing
picture
coining
at
Ihe
week
end.
Humor
Most
Important
On
examining
the
foregoing
description
of
"Little
llnhinsoij
Crusoe"
it
is
discovered
thai
the
most
important
factor
in
lh
picture's
success
has
been
omitted
Its
humor.
There
are
as
many
laughs
in
"Little,
Iiohiiisnn
Crusoe"'
as
there
are
coeoanuls
shown
on
Ihe
Wanda
group
of
islands
where
most
of
the
story'
plot
is
sel.
Never
before
have
Ihe
risibles
of
Jackie
Coogau.
admirers
been
so
appealed
to.
The
audience
rocks
again
and
again
wilb
laughter,
and
in
these
climaxes
nf
mirth
Jackie
was
always
his
own
un-self-eonscious
self,
never
"smarly
"
and
never
beyond
Ihe
years
of
boyhood
he
was
supposed
to
represent
in
the
person
ot
.Miekcy
llogan,
hero
of
"LHIIe
Jtobjnsnn
Crusoe.".
:
RIN-TIN-TIN
TO
BE
SEEN
IN
PICTURE
AT
WESTHOLME
TONIGHT
Wonder
Police
Dog
Stars
In
Story
of
Bootleggers
and
Other
Colorful
Events
Of
Currency.
Hin-lin-lin,
the
wonder
police
There
should
be
sonic
protection
by
International
arrange-!"0"
,ralno'1
by
Meul.
Duncan
and
meiit
against
any
country
deflating
ils
currency.
We
all
know
!u",,l
during
the
war,
is
to
he
hmv
ihe
Russian
SoviiM
kept
its
printing
presses
running
eontiii-M,'n
',Pro
'onight
and
tomorrow
uniisly
printing
furreney
with
which
the
government
carried
onin
'tehlhouse
by
the
Sea."
ending
eventually
in
the
Russian
money
having
no
value
in
the
"
!linw
the
Sreaf
experlness
to
tivarkels
of
.the
world.
This
was
followed
by
similar
action
in
jwl,i''11
n
'log
can
lie
trained.
This
normally
o
that
the
mark
became
absolutely
valueless,
nol
0?r
na'1
I'henmnenal
courage
and
even
worth
the
paper
on
which
it
was
printed.
Now
France
sets
out
to
di
the
.
same
thing,
hut
is
slopped
when
the
action
of
the
government
i.
dUrovereiL
The
result
is
that
Premier
Ilerriot
sagacity.
"The
Lighthouse
by
the
Pea"
is
.a
rushing,
nnumling
chain
of
loes
his
job.
The
ilnnger
is
that
some
other
government
nmvin'lv'nM"',,
'hat
begins
with
Itin
Ml
out
to
do
the
same
thing
any
lime
without
letting
Ihe
penpb-
i'l
in-Tin's
daring
rescue
nt
his
of
the
coiinlrv
or
Ihe
world
at
large
know
what
js
going
on.
n
young
Belgian
masler
on
the
is
only
when
the
currency
liegins
to
fall
in
value
that
people.
bMik'''0,1s
f
the
lighthouse.
Then
for
(he
cause.
(ensues.
Ihe
dramatic
crescendo
nf
During
Hie
harvest
enson
Ihe
currency
of
Canada
is'"
conflict
helween
Ihe
lighlhouse
slightly
inflated
to
help
move
the
crop
but
not
sufficient
in
keepers,
an
unscrupulous
bund
of
make
any
appreciable
difference
lo
the.
price
of
her
dollar,
i
bootleggers
and
Ihe
revenue
olll-There
is
no
safeguard,
"Ijowever,
that
some
government
may
not
cers,
with
a
glorloun
all-around
sinri
on
a
ueuaiion
campaign
anil
keep
ber
presses
printing
."shl
as
the
climax,
in
which
Ilin-inoney
until
her
currency
becomes
almost
vjilueless.
Tin-TIn
carries
oft
the
honors
Hy
international
arrangeinenl
there
should
be
some
method!
by
reason
nf
bis
(glorious
prow-of
preventing
Ibis.
The
country
thnt
does
it
is
a
cheat
of
the!
ess.
Woven
through
this
vivid
Worst
kind
and
it
should
not
be
allowed.
Currency
should
be
of
'lapesly
of
thrilling
action
Is
Ihe
nil
international
character
and
carefully
prntccloij
against
any
love
story
nf
Louise
Fazenda,
the
action
such
us
that
recently,
taken.
'daughter
of
the
lighthouse
keep-
4
er.
whose
hjenrt
fluctuates
between
the
villainous
leader
of
Ihe
rum-runners
and
Ihe
appealing.
courageous
shipwrecked
Helgian.
SINGLE
WIVES
IS
MATRIMONIAL
TALE
Shows
How
Married
Couple
Drifted
Apart
and
What
Came
of
It
What
of
tin:
woman
whose
husband
has
ilccideil
that
he
need
no
longer
courj
her?
This
Is
the
iulriguing
lhemi,if
the
First
NafYonal
production,'
"Single
Wives."-
KarJ
Hudson,
the
author,
had
delved
into
the
Innermost
recesses
of
the
human
heart
and
taken
from
it
a
story
of
its
aches
and
desires;
he'
Jiffs
made
a
siilr
tle
etching
of
-i
modern
matri
monial
tangle:
lu'
has
painled
a
oi'lrait
of
wedded
folk
thai
is
said
to
be
of
wide
appeal
and
true
of
latter
day
life.
In
the
story
of
"Single
Wives"
Ihe
author
has
shown
how
a
normal
couple,
loving
each
other
and
living
a
ipiiel
life,
may,
through
Ihe
agency
of
trilling
incidents,
Infl
apart
perhaps
to
the
dan
ger
point.
Belly
Jopdali
played
by
Cor-
inne
(irillilh
yearns
for
the
lit
tle,
thoughtful
acts
that
her
bus.
band.
Perry,
seems
to
overlook
When
he
presents
ber
wilb
a
pearl
necklace
on
their
wedding
anniversary
hi
unwittingly
hur.
her
to
Jhe
ipilck
by
his
lack
of
enthusiasm
or'
romanticism.
When
another
man
appears
on
Ihe
horizon
and
he
gives
her
more
attention
than
she
receives
froili
ber
husband
she
finds
herself
drifting
away
from
her
fii"-
ide.
Her
own
mother,
at
Ihe
same,
races
ine
same
summon.
How
the
two
triangles
are
finally
solved
makes
the
unfolding
of
Single-
Wives"
an
absorbing
slory.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
1
.
VYS:
-
WHF.NKVKIl
another
discus
sion
arises
over'
fashions
'
for
woiiien
Ihe.iueli'
should
keep
ipiiel.
Look
at
Ihe
new
fashion
for
Sheiks.
IT
is
said
around
town
thai
i
lot
of
people
went
to
Jhe
bank
at
Hie
week
end
just
lo
see
the
new
lies.
A
LITTI.K
learning
is
danger
ous
and
so
it
Is
said
is
a
little
woman.
And
what
ipieer
thin;;
they
will
sayt
OXH
advantage
of
spring
is
thai
people
gel
something
'
in
their
beads
ifMt
is
only
a
cobl.
IF
somebody
stole
the
soccer
leant
j
ball,
whal
...
would
.
they
have
10
kick
about
?
IF
a
girl
bas
her
slocking
wrong
side
out,
Ihe
cure
is
to
I
urn'
the
hose
on
her.
A
PFJISOX
who
js
suspicious
needs
io
In?
waicneuijt
'
'-
-
'
-'
W'f'
"
-
Wi-f
-Interpret
''
tJiivAadinn.
of
uiiiein
uy
iiur
iiw
ii
;fiiinijoii.
.
.
CALIFOnXIA
has
the
bulge
over
ltrilish
tloluinbia.
She
ships
tier
prunes
away.
THF.
chief
objection
In
most
of
Ihe
modern
humor
one
reads
is
that
it
is
not
modern,
and
it
Is
nol
humor.
IT
is
said
thai
down
east
they
are
already
manufacturing
'griny
spoons,
pickle
forks
and
salt
cullers
for
gifts
at
the
Juno
wed
dings
TIIK
saddest
days
nf
nil
are
here,
1'he
one
that
make
us
feel
It's
a
little
too
warm
lo
keep
them
on
And
a
liltle
lijo
cool
"
to
peel.
1
'
YOU
may
hae
heard
about
lhal
'Scotsman
who
felt
so
generous
going
uii
Mount
Morse
that
jhis
knees
began
lo
give.
1
"l(
Ten
Years
Ago
j
I
In
Prince
Rupert
I
,
April
20,
1915.
i
The
city
council
last
night
discussed
Ihe
suggest
ion
of
M
Hobin
that
a
rihermen'
wharf
be
eslablished
at
Seal
(Jove.
Ilev.
T.
Albert
Moore
of
I
he
Social
and
Moral
Ileform
League
1
'
rSMoThtiy,
.
-
April
-o
want
'
to
give
stomach
relief
from
the
heavy
foods
of
Winter
but
be
sure
the
whole
wheat
grains
are
thoroughly
cooked.
In
making
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
the
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat
are
cooked
in
steam,
drawn
into
filmy
shreds
and
baked
in
ovens.
Contains
all
the
body-building
elements
in
die
whole
wheat
includingthe
bran,
which
is
Nature's
best
laxative.
Delicious
for
m
Wlteat
lectured
in
Ihe
Methodist
r.l'iir.
!
j
last
iiighl
on
Canada's
nationa1
life.
There
was
also
a
musical
j
program
by
the
ehoir
under,
Lie!
direction
of
K.
V.
Ling.
Tb'
Ladles'
Mu
neat
Club
gav
a
Children's
Day
in
the
I'reshy.
,
lerian
Cliuivli
Hall
ou-
Sal
unlay
aflerniMiii.
Taking
part
in
the
program
were
Miss
Helen
Morrison,
.Miss
Helen
Wallace,
Miss
Louise
Jlowell,
Miss
Tlielma
Knight,
Miss
Violet
.Mortimer.
Mis
Lnma
Tile,
Miss
Dorothy
Tovey,
Miss
Mary
lllylbe.
Miss
Itosie
Adams,
Miss
Mabel
Adams,
Miss
Kathleen
(Irani,
Miss
Her-nice
Palmer
and
Miss
firace
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day
or
Apnl.
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any
meal
with
milk
or
cream,
IIKiSfea
and
fruits
of
dmmmmmm'
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kind.
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Wht
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Ltd.
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least
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Whale
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Brush
used
tit
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impart
tone
and
vigor
nml
liniiilnte
the
p
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hair..
A
splendid
head
nf
strong
virT1"'""-its
consistent
use.
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have
a
shipment
of
WhalivMoiie
Urn
slirect
frojti
Hie
mauiifacltirers
Qtt
rlngbuni.
'particularly
goncl
tpialily
and
Inricc
r,m-
From
$1.25
Up.
They
have
nice
liacks
and
the
Wh.ii''
1
1
up
well
under
use.
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in
and
make
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Paris,
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