April
18,
1925,
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A
pageant
of
magnificent
during
V
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thrills.
Spectacle
supreme
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Oriental
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Cave
of
the
Forty
Thieves
The
Glories
of
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sinnoiis.
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veiled
heanties
it's
iple
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romance
it's
slave
market.
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he
as
Zahral.
the
Ilcserl
Flower,
her
lieaotifnl
g
In
the
seductive
music
of
the
East,
fascinal-
iii
'!
women
with
her
magic
spell.
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Langley,
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Thomas,
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GOc
and
25c.
whether
its
BASEBALL,
FOOTBALL
or
TENNIS
you
play
better
and
get
the
most
enjoyment
when
your
equipment
is
right
WRIGHT
&
DITSON
and
REACH
SPORTING
GOODS
"The
Choice
of
Experts"
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Coast
Steamship
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Train
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LINES.
Phon
260.
VINDICATES
USE
OF
DIVINING
ROD
FOR
THE
FINDING
OF
WATER
Woll
Dug
90
Feet
Deep
But
Yet
Hazel
Switch
Persists
In
Saying
Water
Is"
There
I'llOKDI.ITZ,
Czechoslovakia.
April
IK.
The
people
or
1'iocil-lilz
no
longer
doubt
the
efficacy
if
the
divining
rod
us
a
means
of
localinii
water
under
lln
sur
face
of
the
earth.
They
have
had!
i
demonstration,
they
aver,
vhich
is
conclusive.
Madly
in
need
of
a
waler
sup-;
dy
three
years
agu
the
lowni
eiiKi
doyed
Ilcinrich
Olle,
a
local
p.xperl,
with
the
divining
rod,
to
locale
a-
well.
1
1
did
so.
Jml
a
diafl
00
.feet
deep
gave
nothing
but
dry
soil,
and
tlio'project
was
abandoned.
The
town
managed
to-met
along
until
this
winter,
when
existing
supplies
became
so
scant
that
Heinrich
again
was
called
in.
He
walked
about
with
his
divining
rod,
and
as
he
pass-
d
over
the
old
well,
the
story
roes,
the
'hazel
switch
was
actu-
lually
pulled
out
of
bis
hands.
Town
workmen
went
to
the
lioMom
or
tin-
old
shaft,
dug
down
six
feel
more,
and
round
an
abundant
supply.
CHILDREN
SHOULD
GROW
UP
WITH
MUSIC
STATES
HEAD
OF
ROYAL
COLLEGE
KIl.MONTON.
April
18.
Children
are
lauxlil
lo
perforin
rather
lhan
have
music
inherent
in
Ibeio
drawn
forlh.
according
lo
Sir
Hugh
Allen,
din-dor
of
the
Itiiyal
College
of
Music,
London.
Kiiglaud.
who
has
been
visiling
here.
ThPy
should
grow
upwilli
music,
insisled
Sir
lliigh,
and
iul
as
children
learned
lo
Uilk
hefore
learning
lo
read
ami
write,
jtisl
so
should
they
learn,
in
a
simple
way.
Hie
symbols
expressing
I
lie
language
or
music,
aTler
haiiijf
some
knowledge
ol
Dial
lunguage.
Sir
Hugh
deplored
the
fuel
lhal
the
ircM'iii
-day
lendcuey
seemed
io
lie
producing
"linger
musi
ians"
perrormers
with
lirillianl
leclmiilue
uml
power
if
exeetl-
lion,
hut
whose
peifuruiance?
lapked
soul
and
sometimes
.brain
io
oroiiurc
real
music,
uie
lMilor
imiTii
l-l
out,
co-oivlin.ilion
of
hand,
brain
ami
soul
is
re-ipiireil;
without
such
co-ordination
music
cannot
he
obtained.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
The
HaMiua
.old
15,0(1(1
pounds
at
'.Uie
and
Ic
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries
I
his
morning.
The
Mab
sold
.'I.
OHO
pounds
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
10.1c
and
:c.
The
Havana
is
an
American
boal
ami
the
Mali.
Canadian.
The
prices
were
the
highest
that
have
been
paid
Ibis
week.
BIRTH.
A
son
.was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
(ieueral
Hospital
on
April
18
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
S.
Creel-man
ol
Terrace.
.
I..
II.
Johnson,
CP.lt.
agent
at
Skagway,
was
a
passenger
going
uorlh
on
Ihe
Princess
Mary
yesterday
aflcrnoon
returning
to
his
post
afler
spending
a
holiday
in
Vancouer
and
Victoria.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
question
of
establishing
an
unto
camp
al
Prince
(lenrgc
is
now
a
live
one
and
il
is
probable
lhal
something
along
this
line
will
bo
done.
The
completion
of
the
highway
from
Jurs-nel
lo
Prince
(leorge
il
is
expect
ed
will
bring
a
largo
number
of
motor
tourists
here
this
sum
mer.
I
he
local
llebok'ah
Lodge
held
its
annual
ball
in
Hie
Hillx-Kifer
Hall
on
.Monday
night.
Upward?
of
15(1
couples
were
in
allcml
mice
al
Hie
affair
which
was
n
great
success.
Mayor
Alward
left
during
the
fellty;j
jffBABY'S
i
OWN
JlllWSOAP,
THE
DAILY
HEWS
PAGE
THRBS
CRIMEAN
VETERAN
TELLS
JE
STORY
BROUGHT
BACK
TO
HEALTH
BY
'FRUIT-A-TIVES"
i
JrW
MAJOR
GEORGE
WALKER
"I
am
a
veteran
of
the
Crimean
War
and
Indian
Mutiny,
having
served
under
Lord
Roberts.
Fierce
hand-to-hand
fighting
and
continual
exposure
left
me
a
great
sufferer
from
Rheumatism,
so
much
so,
that
my
lees
swelled
up,
making
it
impossible
for
me
to
walk.
My
bowels
were
so
constipated
that
I
was
in
terrible
shape
until
I
began
to
use
"Fniit-a-tives".
They
relieved
me
both
from
IShcumatism
and
Constipation.
Today
I
enjoy
perfect
health
no
more
Rheumatism
or
Constipation"
Geo.
Walker,
Chatham,
Ont.
"Fruit-a-tives"
contain
in
tablet
form,
the
concentrated
juices
of
luscious
fruits
Nature's
own
remedy
for
Constipation
and
its
painful
consequences.
"Fruit-a-tives"
overcome
all
intestinal
troubles
in
a
way
no
other
medicine
can.
At
your
dealers.
25c
and
50
cents
a
box.
week
or
a
trio
lo
Ihe
coast
There
are
all
kinds
of
rumors
ii.
circulation
as
lo
what
has
called
his
sun
I
ii
.
Prince
tieorge
is
considering
following
the
example
of
Merrill
and
turning
(hcr
Ihe
policing
oi
the
municipality
(o
the
proviu
ial
police.
Only
two
persons
in
Prince
(icorge
availed
llicmselxcs
of
the
opportunity
offered
by
local
doc
tors
for
freef
v.-ifclnatioii.
lu
order
lo
pi
!1
Milt
U1IUII
III'
local
jsiluajWiui
icwjpf,a
pro
caine
ciicrni
eiceuoii
ai
an
early
dale,
.1.
K.
Merj,yfjeld,
provincial
organizer
for
,,llie
ijonservalivc
parly,
spent
a
iuu;ber
,of
days
in
Prince
(icorge
district
during
tin
we,ek.
John
A.
Clark,
former
Prince
lieorge
city
clerk,
is
now
prune
ranching
in
California.
SMITHERS
Friends
and
playmates
of
Master
.Inck
Furncss
tendered
him
a
surprise
parly
on
Wednes
day
eening,
Ihe
occasion
of
his
seventh
birthday.
Mrs.
W.
J.
OWelll
and
children
returned
lo
their
home
here
on
Thursday
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
been
sojourning
during
llienvinler
mouths.
The
regular
monllily
meeting
of
the
Anglican
Church
Women's
Auxiliary
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
II.
0.
Wiiult
Aon
Thursday
aflcrnoon.
The
ladies
made
ar
rangements
I'm-
the
holding
of
anolher
lea,
which
Ts
to
be
held
at
Ihe
homo
of
Mrs,
.1.
(i.
Stevens
early
in
June.
v.
Citizens
here
received
a
inosl
pleasant
surprise
Wednesday
af-
Icriipou,
when
Ihe
'
juice
was
filmed
on
for
Hie
lirnllng
sys
tem
afler
a
lapse
of,
live
days.
It
was
generally
expeelcd
that
il
would
be
ten
days
or
two
weeks
before
the
repairs
lo
the
plant
could
be
ell'eclcil.
The
Indies
of
St.r'.lames
An
glican
church
held
jin
Easier
lea
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs,
;',
II.
llos
kins
(in
Wednesday
iifternoon,
which
proved
a
most
pleasant
and
successful
alTajr,
In
addi-liou
do
(lie
serving
of
tea.
the
ladies
had
several"'
articles
of
fancy
Work
on
sale.
'
A
most
enjoyable
parlv
was
held
al
the
homo
of
Mr.
and
.Mrs.,
I.
Oouney
on
Thursday
evening;
when
their
daughler
Margareli
enlcrlained
a
number
of
her1
friends
at
dancing,
and
games,
followed
by
dainty
refresluneuls.!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mason
Adams!
wlfo
were
expected
to
arrive!
home
'Thursday
have
had
their
departure
from
the
south
delayed
owing
lo
the
serious
couditiou
in
the
health
of
Mr.
Adams'
bolber
lames,
who
has
had
a
rela'pso
necessitating
Mr.
Adams'
return
lo
Los
Angeles.
.
'
Mrs.
Calvert
and
child
from
Hums
Lake
are
the
guests
o(
Mrs.
T.
0.
Marl
in
for
a
few
day.
before
proceeding
lo
Ihe
Uuecii
Charlotte
Islands,
wiere
Mr.
Cal-
verl
has
been
transferred
in
connection
with
his
duties
as
Fire
Hanger
with
Ihe
II.C
Forestry
department.
1
ami
Mrs.
II.
L.
Alexander
f
Prince
Hiinert
arrived
in
town
Thursday.
Mr.
Alexander
is
open
ing
up
his
dental
parlors
in
the
'own
Hall
for
a
few
weeks
to
tllend
lo
the
needs
of
his
pat
rons
in
this
district.
.mi-s.
i.
i.
imuiop
eiiieriaiuen
a
number
of
the
young
folks
at
a
Mali
Jong
party
at
their
home
euiu'.soay
t.-i-iiiiii?.
Church
Notices
Baptist
Church
Morning
service
al
II.
Si.b
jeel,
"The
Courtiers
Vision
of
(io.ir
Children's
dial;
'The
Message
of
Ihe
Flowers."
llible
cbool
at
12.15.
Evening
worship
at
7.30.
Subject:
"The
Hermit's
Vision
or
Christ."
Helprul
addresses,
Hright
singing.
Cheer
ful
services.
A
place
and
a
wel
eome
for
you.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
Itev,
iieo.
ii.
iiaeKcr,
pasior.
.Miss
Isabel
Haddock,
deaconess.
The
morning
service
is
cancelled
in
honor
of
Ihe
opening
of
the
new
Anglican
Church.
Sunday
school
at
'-'.30.
livening
service
al
7.30,
will
be
condilcled
by
Karl
Harric.
Sermon
lopie:
Sirs,
we
would
see
Jesus."
Salvation
Army
Sunday
inorniug
service
willi
drawn
lo
attend
opening
of
'An
glican
Church.
Sunday
school
a!
i.'M).
Kvcry
Sunday
we
grow
Salvation
meeting
al
7.3U.
Sub-
lecl:
"Personal
Influence."
Nut
a
dull
moment.
If
you
come
once,
you
will
come
again,
Salurda
night,
the
popular
song
service
Monday
night,
Sunshine
Hour.
luesday
and
Irnfay
at
7.30.
Scouls
ami
Ituards.
Thursday
night,
public
meeting.
Come
and
get
aciiiiainled.
Presbyterian
Church
In
the
morning.
Ihe
congrega
lion
will
join
with
Ihe
Anglicans
at
the
opening
of
their-
new
Church.
Sunday
school
at
U'.3l.
Evening
service
ai
7.30.-
Subject
"lllind
Eyes
Opened."
Preacher,
Hev.
II,
II.
(Irani,
D.I.
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
English
Lutheran
Church,
Melropole
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
Hev.
I
E.
llaisler,
!!.!.,
pasior.
The
morning
servitv
will
be
oinillcd
because
of
the
opening
of
the
Anglican
Church.
Sunday
school
al
12
noon.
Even
ing
service
at
7.30.
Sermon
Inoic,
"Victory
through
Faith."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C.
A.
Procunier,
Sunnyside:
II.
M.
Mel.eo.l,
P.
L.
Hauler,
W.
O.
Watson,
liaisy
Whyle,
Wil
liam
Ware
and
(leorge
II.
Rob
ertson,
Vancouver;
1).
M.
Cleat
and
J.
Morrison,
Anyox;
it.
Gib
son
and
A.
M.,
Kipp,
Port
Es-siuglon;
J4r.
and
Mrs.
Einil
L.
L'rell,
Astoria,
Oregon;
C.
liar-ret
I,
llarrell
Lake;
II.
C.
Walby,
Montreal;
I.
It.
Frank,
'Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
V.
Whitehead.
Purl
Arthur;
F.
A.
Saunders,
Digby
Island;
Alice
P.
McDougall.
New
Weslminsler;
George
lling-slad
ami
A.
J.
Mathesuu,
Port
Edward;
A.
Giles
and
Chong
Wo.
Halnmral;,Clyde
A.
Heller,
Philadelphia.
Central
John
W.
Hindu
and
tins
Weber,
Alice
Arm;
Mr
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
JelTrie,
Seallle;
F.
G.
Dobin,
Telkwa;
X.
P.
Greer,
H.
C.
Johnston
and
W.
J.
Hartley,
Vancouver;
A.
Clark,
L.
Garfi,
W.
Craig,
F.
Huggan
and
T.
Chase,
C.X.1L;
L.
('live,
Kitwanga;
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II.
Mybrea,
Calgary;
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G.
Hruce.
Edmonton,
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week
'is
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UP
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Start
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Your
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USE
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lt
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your
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MISSING!
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IRONING
Not
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nt
washcay
when
you
use
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sS't
fiiish
service.
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tub
all
tot.
washing
is
don
2.
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everything
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dry.
And
no
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ironing
that,
too,
is
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cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
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service
is
so
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priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
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us
call
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week
and
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away
the
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of
washday
that
you'll
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most
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to
miss.
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and
Dry
Cleaners
Send
if
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LUU
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ul
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