PAf'.R
TWO
Pure
Tea
Every
tiny
leaf
and
bud
of
SAMOA1
GREEN
TEA
is
sealed
in
air-tight
aluminum.
More
delicious
than
any
Japan
or
Gunpowder.
Ask
for
SALAD
A.
Try
it
to-day.
J
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DAILT
IDITIOH
How
We
All
Mumble
Our
National
Anthem!
Sal
unlay.
May
192
now
we
all
mumble
our
national
anthem!
We
seldom
sing
il
properly
beniuse
we
do
not
know
llie
words.
The
chief
difficulty
is
llial.there
are
several!
versions,
the
words
or
which
have
been
printed''
from
time
to
time
in
this
paper.
t
n...
'
i
i
i
.
..I
,
m
uiu
n-i-i-m
miit-iivou
o
i.miries
ii.
u.
Huberts
it
was
in-
liceablf.
Hint
everybody
had
lo
look
closely
at
the
cards
supplied
by
the
club
in
order
to
take,
pail
in
the
singing.
The
difference
between
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
"(Sod
Save
the
King"
was
very-marked.
.
At
a.recvut
leclutv
at
the
Booth
.School
at
whiMi
m
number
oimg
people
were
present,
the
result
was
even
worse
tlnn
at
jne
Liinattiait
Unb
luncheon,
and
similar
results
are
obtaii.d
at
most-oilier
events,
This
is
not
a
credit
to
the
Canadian
people.
Admire
A
Person
-,.
-w
.
Who
Will
Stand
Alone.
.
.
Il.is
very
noticeable
that
al'publie
meetings
most
people
waul
lo
sw
big
with
the
crowd,'.
A
crowd
resembles
verv
much
rl
,
.
.1.
e
i
on
i
i
....
j
a,
m",
k
.Mieyp.
i
nose
won
kuow
nnmials'are
aware
that
if
ons
neep
jumps
through
a
Iiolc
in
a
fence,
the
whole
flock
will
fol
low.
SHt
often
is
with
a
crowd.
Tliev
likeMo
follow.
At
the
public
meting
Thursday
night
only
two
men
voted
iBiimsi
me
main
resolution,
j'tenly
were
opposed
to
it,
(nil
they
kept
ipiiel
because
the
crpwd
was
against
Ihem.
The
mni.!v
tiling
is
to
stand
out
for
what
Is
believed
to
be
correct
in
face
,of
all
opposition.
Tak'ee
No
Backwater
'
On
Provincial
Finances.
Hon.
Dr.
MacLean,
minister
or
ffnance
rot-
the
province,
nol
ashamed
or
Hie
record
of
his
department
or
of
the
standing
or
the
province
financially.
He
goes
lo
the
Canadian
Credit-men
s
Association
in
Vancouver,
men
who
understand
what
fir
nance
means,
and
he
lays
his
case
before
them.
He
stales
unreservedly
that,
the
wealth
of
Hie
province
is
greater
than
that
or
any
other
in
Canada
per
head
of
the
population.
He
also
says
that
sinking
funds
of
the
province,
kvhicb
provide
for
the
paying
off
of
the
debt
are
in
better
shape
than
that
of
anv
oilier
province
in
tlic-Dominion.
Had
Di
MacLean
been
wrong
he
would
have
heard
of
il
mini
Ine.
men
to
whom
lie
was
speaking.
Let
us
be
proud
of
on
r
province
and
give
due
credit
to
the
meii
who
have
brought
back
its
finHiieJal
condition
from
one,
of
almost,
bankruptcy
to
one
of
Hie
highest
standing.
This'is
j,ot
politics.
.
It
is
business;
Fight
Hard
.
When
An
Election,
Comes.
:
-Vs
-'M'W:
We
admire
the
person
who
rights
hard
for
wfinl
brieve-to
be
right
at
election
lime.
Be
is
fully
justified
even
if
we
do
not
agree
wjlh
his
stand.
The
man
we
despise
is
the
man
who
is
always
playing
politics
from
one
year
lo
the
next.
He
is
willing
to
sacrifice
his
rily,
his
province
or
.
his
countrv
Wthe
sake
or
damaging
his
opponents.
If
we
are
nlwavs
knocking
the
government
or.
the
province,
we
an;
knocking
ourselves
because
we
elected
"lliem.
.
The
Jihance.s
of
B.C.
have
been
coming
in
for
criticism
from
people
who
should
be
ashamed
to
talk
finances.
There
is
jnect.on.ia
.ight,
possibly
for
years,
so
why
foul
our
own
nst
i,y
kaocknifl
Ihtv
financial
condition
of
Ihe
countrv
in
which
"Eczema
All
Over
Arms
Suffered
for
12
Years"
Mm.
Murray
Hough,
Wiarton,
OnL,
writes:
-
U.V1
H?d
eCZem
r
nwlve
y"r-
Evefy
once
in
"t
would
bre.k
out
enc
sprwd
j
all
over
my
.rmi.
I
tried
all
kind,
of
treat.
.,..
.yetieve
it.
Dut
wthout
tucci.
One
Spring
it
broke
out
and
noimng
gave
me
relief,
even
the
ulve
I
got
from
the
doctor
did
ho
good.
At
lt
I
tried
Dr.
(Wi
Ointment
and
it
healed
the
eczema
in
a
hort
time.
That
it
over
a
year
ago,
and
I
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
80
cu.
a
hoi,
all
draUera
or
KdmiiiMin.
Hate
Co.,
I,m.,
Toronto
GYRO
HOEDOWN
PICTURESQUE
Grotesque
Costumes
of
Men
and
Simplicity
of
Ladles'
Was
Noticeable
The
(lyro
hoclnvn
at
Hie
an
diloriiiiii
last
ntehl
was
a
pie-lusesque
affair
lively,
varied
and
alvas
enjoyable.
The
pop-
uhirilyif
the
(Synrhoy
as
busts
prove.)
so
jrreat
that
the
ladies,
especially,
turmil
out
in
burro
numbers,
so
larjre
that
it
was
difficult
to
accommodate
them
all
willu
partners.
However,
Ihe
ceinvfroni
the
side
benches
and
naileries
was
a
full
recompense.
TIip
costumes
of
the
men
varied
really
and
wholly
transformed
them
from
their
ordinary
selves.
Some
wore
hunlins
or
fish
in
nslumes,
some
rainier
bins,
others
sported
the
clothes
of
the
workshop.
The
only
thins
that
wax
taboo
was
Ihe
evening
suit
or
ihe
Mixedo.
nats
were
worn
by
some,
where
-they
were
necessary
lo
complete
the
costume,
but.
they
were
mostly
discarded
as
i
lie
evening
passed.
Miirt,
sleeves
were
a
sisrn
of
superior
ity
and
daring.
Strong
Contrasts
In
strong
contrast
to
Ihe
eiro-
pcpie
gelup
of
(lie
men
were
the
simple
gowns
of
the
girls,
silks
and
satins
hud
been
ban-islie.l
and
their
places
taken
by
the
cotton
creations
or
the
kit
I
ebon.
And
as
one
spectator
remarked,
"The
girls
never
looked
so
pretty
or
carried
themselves
with
such
au.
air
of
pleasing
homeliness,"
as
they
did
on
that
occasion.
1'crhnn
it.
was
Ihe
memory
of
the
kitchen
that
made
them
so
popular.
At
any
rale
Ihe
men
worked
overtime
trying
to
give
theni
as
many
dances
as
possible.
Lionel
Hot
Thy
of
course
win
master
of
ceremonies
.
He
Combined
his
lulies
in
that
respect
with
those
of
police
magistrate,
meting
out
punishment
to
those!
nrresleil
for
breaches
of
decoruuil
,ir
breaking
-of
the
rules
in
connection
with
dress.
Ami
then
there
was
the
supper
and
the
cider
punch
and
the
icecrciun
nnd
Ihe
hay.
Those
who
could
nol
afford
oilier
luxuries
ate
bay.
Quite
a
number.
seemed
lo
be
doing
that,
yet
In
spile
of
their
errorls.
several
bales
were
left-
at
the
close.
Decorations
there
verc,
tliffer-enl.
liglil,
artistic,
bleniiiiiisr
with
the
lights
and
shades
or
the
floor
and
set
otr
by
the
(!yro
emblems.
They
might
be
said
to
be
gyroesone.
Just
bow
long
the
festivities
lasted
or
bow
much
hot
dog
and
cider
and
entree
and
ice
cream
md
energy
were
consumed
is
nol
banded
out
for
publication.
It
is
averred
by
those
who
passed
Hip
hall
after
daylight
that
the
nuisic
bad
ceased
and
thai
il
appeared
as
ir
Ihe
lights
were
out.
two
by
two
the
dancers
fell
iiway
and
gave
up
the
pursuit
of
pleasure,
happy
to
the
end.
And
then
the
(Jyroes
left
also.
So
ended
the
second
boedown
or
Hie
club,
one
that
will
helj
to
make
iyro
ntsiory.
riie
committee
in
charge
con
sisted
or
Xorris
Pringtn
(chair
man
),orge..
Tite,
Sidney
ell-Jones.
Hoy
Nichols..
Doiigj
.tork'
Sa'n
Taylor
'
runl
Harlow.
Hip
rollowimg
were
'on
cnniniiltces:
Orchestra
arrangements
Doug.
Stork.
Cashier
S.
K.
Campbell.
Doorkeeper
I.oo
Waugh.
Hot
Dogs
(Jeorge
Tile,
Krank
Pearson,
I-'ird
llenniiig.
Ice
'Cream--r.
li.
Itobertsnn,
t
Dk.
rail.
Haftlcs
K.
A.
,
Mann,
Joe
(ireer.
Cider
Charlie
Mills,
V.
J.
Nelson.
rresh
Milk
ami
Doughnuts
II.
McMwen.
Hill
Cruickshank.
Advertising
manager
Sid
Hazetl-Iones.
Oilier
Syros
assisted
generally
FORMER
RESIDENT
Itoland
Slltl-
rna
datl?
hews
'
:Phlir.l.y,
mv
191'
fc'o
O
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TASTED
NF
LP
PR-COVER
I
NG
S
S
-
E
A
S
I
LV&
E
XjjgFcgg
Dominion
Linoleum
;
:
1
JJ
J1
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
Their
beauty
and
many
practical
advantages
win
admiration'
everywhere.
Comfortable;
sanitary,
durable,
they
lie
flat
without
fastening
and,
will
not
curl
at
the
edges
or
tear.
Many
delightful
patterns
to
choose
from,
something
for
every
room
in
the
house.
Remarkably
low
in
price.
hp)
w
finrii
ii'
i'
7
1
i
VqT;;'
r.
i',n
i
1
1
1
f
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V
1
II
I
HI
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i
,
W
The
woman
who
knows'
the
importance
of
"first
impressions"
is
extra
careful
with
her
hall,
the
part
of
her
home
the
visitor
sees
first.
She
wants
it
to
look
right.
For
its
fldor,
she
therefore
chooses
Dominion
Linoleum,
bright,
cheerful,
colorful
and
so
expressive
of
good
taste.
Dominion
Linoleum
gives
exceptional
wear.
It
is
made
in
widths
sufficient
to
cover
any
ordinary
room
from
wall
to
wall,
without
seam
or
crack.
Waterproof,
sanitary,
easy
to
clean
and
keep
clean,
it
comes
in
endless
attractive
designs
and
colorings.
Cover
all
your
floors
with
Dominion
Linoleum.
It
is
low
in
price,
saves
housework
and
wears
for
years
and
years.
condition
of
affluence.
Ap-
noon
at
the
home
of
Miss
West,
pm-cully
ho
purchased
the
tint-
tSixlli
Avenue
Kast.
Mrs.
II.
her,
which
prov'ed
lw
be
a
partic-
Hbuice
was
convcitvr
and
had
as
ularly
fine
stand,
and
sold
it
her
assistants.
Mrs.
Yeireck
and
again
at
a
very
large
proNt.
TO
RAISE
MONEY
FOR
NEW
FOUNDATIONS
TO
SALVATION
ARMY
BLDG.
During
the
seir-denial
campaign
which
opens
during
the
coming
week,
Ihe
Salvation
Army
is
planning.
i!
raise"
the
sum
of
.
.
.
.
'
'
it
il
n
.2
t
-
'
'
-
1
enow
ip
ne
useit
m
ppntng
roun-dafion
vunijor
H(e
,local,
citadel
and
o(fJceir
'
i
qfiiiiirs.
The
work
will
cost
a
thousand
dol
lars
but
headquarter
has
agreed
lo-
help
toward
the
work.
It
Is
slated
by
Ihe
ofNcers
that
it
is
4
oor
mac
miia
welcome.
w
Lioxir
ynenccd
Alvojt
turn
ovtr
Ihi
ti(t
whn
burin
t
and
look
fit
Ihe
t'tnt,
lonf-fibrt
bis-lap
back.
It
luannleu
years
and
ytart
of
toto
factory
tar.
Dominm
Linoleum
and
Rin
art
rnadt
in
Canada
hi
tht
manufactartn
tf
lU
junvmi
Dominion
Butth-thip
Linoleum.
XTHQUSEFURNISHING,
DEPARTMENTAL
AND
GENERAL
STORES
EVERYWHERE
necessary
to
keep
up.
Ihe
build
ings
here
in
order
to
enable
the
organization
t
carry
on
the
rescue
and
social
work
which
it
I
doing.
Capl.
.
Dorin,
divi
sional
.secretary,
will
assist
Capl.
and
Mrs.
Ilea
in
the
campaign.
SHOWER
FOR
RIDLEY
HOME
BAZAAR
HELD
Large
Number
of
Secondhand
Articles
Were
Presented
at
Miss
West's
Yesterday
A
successful
shower
of
second
hand
articles
which
will
be
sold
at
Ihe
fnrlbcnml
Hi"
llidlev
llnmn
TURNS
A
GOOD
DEALlhnnar
wn
yesterday
arier-
H,
F.
McRae,
Once
Editor
of
Dally
News,.
Places
Himself
In
Affluence
A
rnninr,
somewhat
persistent
and
probably
correct,
comes
from
Seallle
In
the
efrect
that
H.
I;.
Mcltae.
inrniorly
or
this
clly,
real
cslale,
broker
and
ror
Mime
lime
editor
or
Ihe
Dally
News,
hns
Just,
turned
a
big
Hmr
her
deal
in
Ihe
slate
of
Washington
thai
has
placed
him
in
a
Fast-EisyCirHmg
SIMOND:
SAWS
tmons
Canada
SAWcatra.
MONTRIAL
ST.
Jomh.
.i.
Mrs.
llichard
Da
vies
was
in
serving
of
tea.
MeAuIay.
Miss
charge
of
the
She
on'l
you
think
ought
to
learn
to
.
love
a
girl
beroroi
twenty?
lie
No;
loo
large
an
audience
TMt
CORPORATION
OF
THC
CITV
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
r.wr.
notick
-hutT
1.
lli
Coimiil
ut
ih
Cnrpni'aUcin
of
Ui"
City
ut
ITlni-
ltiinri
liu-iul
in
rdii.ljiirl
invtiiicnt
riricen
trrt
wlili1.
rHiluiir
r
i
mallrrsit
r
tlinljrr
over
wnirn
win
Di-
j.iarpn
i.innr
innir
i
iicpm
ai
me
i-niwn
or
len
inriw.
mm
mimi
ir
iii-i.kin
riifw
mil
find,
on
tint
portion
or
srvrnlli
Avi-iiiip
nwimieiii-liK
inun
inni
mm
ri
ei
i,t
I
lie
renlrr
line
liiirriwriliHi
i.f
Jth
Avrnue
mil
Taylor
Street,
tlienre
a
ton
it
Seventh
Meiiue
ai
MHiwn
tin
I
lii
il,in
anil
di-o
file
ileixiKlleil
In
the
Offlre
of
the
City
r.niniir-er
"
ne
et
iioiiniiary
ir
Mil
liMiiti--ii
(Mi,
niiH-k
Twenty.
wn
Hi'.
Sertlon
Five
(!'..
lortl
Ifiinrnve-
liii-nt.
anil
Inlenil
to
ierlally
e
the
niM
iiihhi
mi-
mini
tiiniiinr
iilrertlv
on
Uie
Wirk,
exrejit
unrli
iortlol1
or
llie
fiwt
t
I
Itienrreit
ut
tree
IiiIi-isiiIIihk
anil
t
nrltool
proplTty.
1.
The
I'Mlininril
ro
or
the
work
l.
ll.iino.iiii,
or
wlm
h
II.
All.
ns
U
to
tie
p.lld
liy
ihe
CoriNiriOioil,
aiKl
tin'
etl.
ma
nil
annual
rrlal
rale
per
fnol
fmiil-nire
l
l.l(lli's;.
The
npeil.il
a.i-ii-liient
l
In
In-
pa
lit
In
10
minimi
lixtal-inent.
.1.
I'erxonn
iloslrlnr
lo
iieiltlrtn
aralnM
iunl-rtakliiir
Hi,-
work
muni
ili
no
on
or
before
llie
(Oh
il.iy
or
June,
9S.
K.
F.
JOXKS,
city
i:leik.
tmetl
ihH
ih)
ilav
of
May.
ivt:.
THE
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAkK
NOTICK
TUT-
I.
The
Coiitn-ll
or
the
Corporation
of
llie
Clly
fit
I'rlnre
Unpen
Intend
In
rnnlnii-
IMivetnent
firieeii
reel
whle.
ron.iiinir
or
a
maio-en
or
timln-r
over
which
will
be
nl.iifMl
a
navlnir
rlvlnr
a
depth
at
the
rinwn
of
ten
Inrhen,
row-
oi
oroKen
ni
ne
ana
nam!,
on
that
puitlmi
of
SUIh
Avenue
eonum-nrtnir
fnnn
a
point
elalit
reel
eat
or
the
reiilre
lne
Internerthn
or
sixth
Avenue
and
liniminiiel
street,
tlu-iwe
alonir
Sluh
Avenue
aa
xliown
oh
the
plan-t
and
profile
deiHKlied
In
tin
iirrii-i.
r
m..
An-
i:nirlneer
lo
a
iH.Int
ten
reel
wet
of
he
ventre
line
lute
rwi-l
Ion
or
Sixth
Aveiiue
ami
Seat
iTive
i:trrte,
a
a
lural
linproye
,
ment.
and
IhtrmU
to
noei-lnMv
tim
eo
upon
tlie
latxl
almoin
dlrei-tly
on
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liii-i,
imriinii
oi
ine
rnm
ai
la
Inrurreit
at
meet
liiti-rneriinrK
anri
at
eehool
properly.
z.
ine
eniiniaten
rnal
or
Ihe
work
l
S.ssn.iio.
or
which
ir.ijoj
i.
t.,
i
paid
by
Ihe
Coi-noratlon.
ami
H.o
ih.
mated
annual
rpeelal
title
tn-r
root
frKit-aire
l
.3UI0r,r,(i.
The
MN-elal
ae-
nient
la
to
lie
na
d
In
In
annual
iii.ini.
tnenta.
3.
I'eranna
fleairlno-
tn
nelliinn
iimlri.i
nnitertakltiir
Oie
inrk
mini
An
ha
..n
r.m
before
Ihe
f
til
day
or
June.
I0JS.
I-;.
I-.
JONF.S.
CltV
C.leik
pitea
tlili
Snd
4iy
ot
May,
1923.
SEE!
PAciric
Prince
Rupert
Exchange
s
Special
Window
Display
31.
DOMINION
-t
LINOLEUM
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
,
Effective
April
22nd
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
OEOR0E
-alt
fr-ni
1
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
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SATURDAY,.
5.00
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I'
WINNIPEG,
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ALL
OCEAN
STIAWSHIP
LINES.
Clt
Tlcaat
Off
lea,
BtS
Third
At,
Prlnea
Rwpart.
pnoai
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rup
PRINCESS
MARY.
...
29tl.
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For
Katchlkan.
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Jun.au
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Victoria
and
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For
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Swanaon
Bay.
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and
Vaneouvar
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Saturday
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for
all
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STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
L.
Salllnira
rrwn
rrmee
Rupert.
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r
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
AIH
lurd,
10
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swn"
Foe
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
SuniJy,
.
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a
Foe
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlar
CannarlM.
'n'tt
puptfl.
US
2nd
Avanuo.
i.
Barnalay,
Aftnl.