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Tuesday,
Sept.
8,
1925.
Sudden
Interest
Of
C.P.R.
Officials.
i
The
Midden
interest
taken
in
this
section
of
Hie
railway
by
C.P.R.
officials
is
rather
iiilm'sliug
and
is
exciting
comment.
It
isS
only
recently
that
(he
company
kticwlhe
port
existed,
except
for
the
boats
lo
call.
.'6v
we
have
one
of
the
niot
iniiHirtaut
viee-presidenls
ami
other
officials
here
and
also
recenllj
a
C.P.R.
man
interested
in
.the
power
possibilities.
.Naturally
Prince
Rtiirl
people.
are
glad
to
see
the
C.P.U.
awakening
to
the
fact
thai
the
oily
is
to
become
important
and
we
hope
Ihey
will
continue
thai
iuferest
and
possibly
become
even
more
interested
here.
.
,
Few
Realize
What
Portland
Canal
Means.
The
(development
of
Ihe
Portland
Canal
.mining
region,
vhich
is
going
oil
steadily,
is
bound
to
have
a
grout
effect
on
business
conditions
inlhis
pari
of
Ihe
province.
So
far
there
has
been
but
onu
slipping
mine,
but
before
long
Ihere
may
be
a
dozen.
Ihe
development
of
the
mines
on
Hear
luver.is
Ihe
most
important
phase-
of
progress
in
thai
district.
It
is
o
much
more
accessible
than
Ihe
Salmon
River
Valley
from
the
British
Columbia
port
of
Stewart
thai
it
means
much
more
than
does
the
Premier
Mine,
important
as
Ihe
latter
is.
.
The
next
step
may
possibly
be
the
erection
of
a
smelter
to
handle
the
ores
which
now
are
sent
out
of
Ihe
country
for
treatment.
Probalfly
Prince
Rupert
may
be
the
logical,
site
for
a
plant.
Where
rail
and.walc'r
meet
is
usually
the
scene
of
activities
of
that
sort.
Kimona
Clad
'"
'
'
Can
Openers.
Nellie
McCliiug,
author
and
lecturer,
bul
a
lady
who
is
not
a
housekeeper
although
she
Is
married,
has
been
lecturing
in
Ihe
East
and
lelling
people'
there
Ihey
should
not
be
"lie
alien
kimoua
and
boudoir
cap
clad
can
openers
but
should
be
more
like
old-fashioned
women,
While
having
n
strong
admiration
for
Mrs.
McC.lung,
we
do
not
like
Hie
insinuation
that
women
today
are
not
a
good
as
women
ued
lo
be
nor
do
we
like
the
suggestion
thai
women
Miouhl
spend
all
(heir
time
in
Ihe
kitchen.
Times
have
changed
during
lluvlast
generation
and
women
today
are
different
ami
will
be
even
more
differenl-yel.
They
arc
evolving.
At
one
lime
women,
speaking
generally,
were
Ihe
slaves
of.
men,
created,
it
was
thought,
to
cter
to
their
appeliles.
whims
and
fancies.
If
women'
did
not
do
their
duly
Ihey
might
be
beaten
and
if
clever
.or
very
prelly
Ihey
might
be
ducked
or
even
burned
al
the
slake.
Today
women
are
becoming
the
equals
of
men
bolh
economically
iiud
indifslrially.
Sometimes
we
see
them
lagging
behind
n
litlle
bul
Ihey'
are
fa!
calchiug
up
and
in
a
few
instances
taking
the
lead.
In
Ibis
process
mf
evolution
there
are.
nrjuslmeijls
to
be
iiiaihaml
irvlhe
process
sniim
inislake
lliej"
newly
found
liberty
for
license,
fflliers
fail
lo
adjust
in
some
respects
and
it
will
appear
as
if
the.
change
wa
not
pood.
..A
women
gel
more,
lime
from
their
household
duties
thev
will
learn
lo
ue
the
lime
profitably.
Often
il
is
seen
todav
that
while
the
man
slaves
in
the
Office
or
factory,
the
woman
of
his
household
fritters
away
her
lime
playing
cards,
giviu?
teas
and
otherwise
playing
with
the
newly
found
leisure.
That
phase
will
pass
away.
While
amusements
and
social
activities
nre
right
and'
proper.
Ihey
niay.be
carried
lo
extremes.
There
I
no
just
reaon
why
a
woman
liould
vieml
more,
lime
idlv
than
a
man.
If
the
man
works
eixhl
hours
a
day.
so
should
Ihe
w.nman.
Sometimes
il
is
seen
that
Ihe
man
works
ten
hours-
or
more
and
Ihe
wife
two.
That
i
an
unfair
division
of
labo
and
jtol
In
accord
wih
the
modern
trend.
II
is
neither
good
for
Die
man
or
'he
woman,
t
ws
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
of
Nanaimo-
Wellington
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
"'
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Lillle
French
inl."
Tli
'(io-C.elter.s"
Series
in
"Playing
with
Fire."'
Inlernalional
New.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Jack
I'ickfurd
in
The
Hill
Hilly."
Comedy,
"Hot
Stuff."
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday
Norniii
Tahnadge
in
"Secrets."
Mack
Sennet
t
t'omcdy.
"Dull
anil
Satnl.
"
Palhe
Iteview.
LITTLE
FRENCH
GIRL
AT
THE
WESTHOLME
Play
Drew
Big
Crowd
Last
Night
and
Is
Shown
Again
Tonight
The
Litlle
French
iirl
from
the
best
selling
novel
by
that
name
nleased
hundreds
of
people
last
ctenitii:
at
the
W'estholme
Theatre
and
is
In
lie
shown
aitaia
touight.
It
i
one
of
the
big
pic-
lures
of
the
ear,
secured
by
the
managoiiienl
especially
for
fair
week.
Mary
Brian,
who
played
Wendy
in
the
Barrie
classic,
ha
the
title
ride.
As
A
tlx
Vervier,
she
invades
a
fashionable
home
with
the
Men
of
making
a
good
mar
riage
a
marriage
which
her
mother'."
indiscretions
have
made
impossible
for
her
in
France.
Alke
Joyce
plays
Madame
Verier,
wfio
as
.Mix
says,
"cannot
help
it
if
she
is
loved"
Anthony
Jowitt
new
to
the
screen,
is
Madam"."
latest
flame,
an
Y.ikz
lish
army
officer
who
neglects
his
fiuaiirec
to
spent
his
leave
with
the
little
French
girl
mother.
Neil
Hamilton
is
Owen
Hradley's
younger
brother,
who
also,
loves
Miss
Italston,
playing
Topple.
The
mot
tier,
a
complex
ever
attractive
lo
men,
is
a
brilliant
contrast
to
her
hardly
manured,
simple
n
a
lured
daugher
vltse
Jirsl
aixl
strongest
insiinci
is
the
protection
of
this
mother
of
whose
"affairs"
site
becomes
cognizant.
The
unusual
relation
between
mother
and
daughter,
Ihe
contrast
between
Hie
slriet
1'nglish
middle-class
moral
standards
oid
the
freer
French
codes,
are
graphically
and
logically
portrayed,
and
the
post-war
life
of
an
hngllsi,
country
family
In
contrast
with
French
society
sel
lings
is
shown
in
an
effective
manner.
.The
pari
of
the.
mother
has
great
poildlilies,
and
thai
of
the
daughter
is
equally
a
good.
The
romance
between
the
daugh
ter
and
a
young
Knglishnicn
who
assumes
the
role
of
her
protector
ami
with
whose
family
she
is
visit
in?,
is
strong
and
beautiful.
JACK
PICKFORD
TO
BE
SEEN
WEDNESDAY
IN
"THE
HILL
BILLY"
Jack
and
Mary
Pickford
had
talked
over
Ihe
idea
of
"Iho
Iljll
Hilly"
for
several
Inonlh.
They
had
planned
(oscelher
thai
il
would
make
a
great
motion
pic
lure
production.
So
brother
and
sister
decided
to
write
the
tory.
W
illi
the
aid
of
Marion
Jackson
the
two
produced
an
original
lale
of
the
Kentucky
mountain.
now
known
to
the
cinema
world
a
"The
Hill
Hilly.
This
latest
production
h
Ihe
uream
or
Jack
I'lckfonl
come
true.
Ever
nince
he
and
hi
l
ter
talked
over
the
idea
for
the
sloiy
ho
had
her,
wanting
lo
make
it
for
the
screen.
Now,
lii-
fircnlcst
ambition,
hi
sin
ceiesl
endeavor
for
the
silver
slifel,
i
being
uliown
llirouh
out
the
world.
"I
waul
to
make,
a
story
dif
ferent
from
all
Ihe
rest,"
Jack
said.
"I
wauled
lo
try
lo
make
Ihe
theatre
public
forget
ojio
of
Hie
Jazz-ape
special.
I
wanted
to
gel
usvay
from
alio
gnricnl
laics
Dial
point
out
n
parallel
moral
In
today'
way
of
living.
Thai'
why
I
have
made
my
present
production.
"In
'The
Hill
Hilly'
I
have
lone
niy
very
best
to
give
the
motion
picture
audience
ome-
lliing
clean,
wlio!enmc
and
fine
I
have
laken'
my
sfory
hack
fifty
year
'ago
Into
the
Kentucky
mountains.
"I
have
placed
n
few
lmp'e
TU.
d.T,
,
mi;
daily,
rrawa,
;
'
When
Attacked
By
Dysentery
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
AND
YOU
WILL
CCT
PROMPT
RELIEF
When
you
k
for
"Dr.
Fowl
be
gure
you
grt
hat
you
nk
for,
u
vome
of
thorn;
cheap,
no-nun,
no-rrpuUtion
prorations
my
prove
iUa-(ernus
to
your
health.
For
N)
vmjs,
put
up
only
by
Tb
T.
Milburn
Co,
Limittd.
Toronto,
OnU
joys,
tiomauce
voiim
s
up
hi
uhu
seel
ion
just
us
it
eoliies
ill
other
parls
of
Ihe
wort-'!
'h!ay.
My
picture
is
elaborate,
only
in
that
it
is
full
f
vital,
American
people.
They
do
not
dre
in
rega:
splendor
r
have
the
pomp
thai
a
en
wn
command.
They
are
garbed
in
their
own
simple
sty
I"
of
Ho-
backwoods-Ihey
are
just
simple
folk
of
a
simple
day."
Tin"
picture
will
open
here
on
Wednesday.
NORMA
TALMADGE
IS
COMING
AT
WEEK
END
"Secrcta"
Is
Her
Latest
Plctura
Showing
Different
Periods
m
Norma
Talmadne.
in
her
latest
First
National
picture,
"Secrets.
here
al
the
week-end,
(days
four
different
roles
in
four
different
periods
and
in
gown
of
four
dif-
fereni
ryele.
II
is
a
picture
of
nunlern
romance
wllh
glimpses
into
three?
other
periods
of
American
home
life.
The
picture
shows
iNorma
first
a
young
wife
of
the
early
days
in
Wyoming
and
Hie
far
West.
Then
the
action
switches
to
the
year
187IT.
Norma
has
be
ctnie
the
molher
of
a
growing
family.
The
painsr
ynrs
of
the
photoplay's
slery
net
sliow
hei
in
the
frown
of
the
lale
'HO
of
the
last
eenlury.
Iter
hair
has
greyed
and
1h
children
have
grown
but
II
i
the
Maine
Norma
of
the
early
en.Henres
of
Hie
slnry.
I-ast
of
aU,
Norma
is
shown
attain
in
oio.jern
rostunies
in
li2:t
setting.
ecreis"
i
an
unusual
uhr
lure.
It
has
an
unual
sUr
which
is
ilevelopl
in
a
v'
fashion.
And
In
it
Nernia
lus
;t
splendid
opbortou'iiy.
of
wbifl
she
avails
herstdf
lo
Ihe
full,
t
lisplay
a
rcmatkable
rang.
of
harae-lerizaiion.
hie
is
hardly
able
to
blie
v.-
that
the
Norma
seen
in
the
eurl
sapiences
a
a
young
wife
anW
a
a
mother
is
the
same
person
who
is
shown
biter
with
rey
hriir
and
in
the
black
silk
dress
so
much
favoreil
hy
our
grand
mother.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Unfavorable
weather
condition
immedialely
preceding
miligaied
ixaui!
Hip
sucee
of
Ihe
twelfth
annual
Prince
lieorge
exhibition
he
at
Tuesday
ami
vveitiiexjay.
,1'ha,
cxlijldl
were
'he
jt
y(.t,
,hi
jbt?
Slleiolance
was'ti
larfie.
..
WodiS'cker
district
'
won
ihe
.lIsTrh-i
eilithf!
shield
with
88i
point,
bul
fsil-
mon
Valley,
which
had
S80,
I
prolesiing
the
finding
of
the
judge.
11.
0.
V.
I.eif
,,f
tf,e
natural
resources
dcimrlmcul
of
the
l!n-oadian
National
Hallway
wa
n
VUitor
in
the
district
U
week
A
merger
of
Iho
two
local
moving
picture
theatre
wa
effected
laU
week,
I.cv
Graham
of
Die
Ilex
theatre
become
Ihe
lessen
of
bolh
liouc
and
J.
0.
Mackenzie,
who
formerly
operated
the
Capitbl,
ha
lull
for
Helen,
New
Mexico,
where
ho
ha
itecured
a
Iheatro.
.Mr.
and
Mr.
V.
N.
llogiio
of
this
city
and
ir.
and
Mr.
Sew-cll
of
Ban
Fninclco
have
returned
from
a
trip
lo
the
Peace
Illvcr
cotmlry.
J.
II.
Weianer
I
and
Henry
Siege,
wlio
have
bee'n,Jn
partnership
In
the.
fur-buying
buine
in
Ihe
dlslrlcl
for
the
pal
thirteen
year,
liavi
ilioyed
partnership.
Hlegr
will
continue
bulne
at
Hudson's
Hope,
while
Weisner
will
rarry
on
al
the
mouth
of
'the
Inglneka
lilver.
YV.
J
McAllan
of
Fort
Fraser.
people
up
in
lhoe
Jiill
and
lit
j
former
Indian
agent
for
Hie
d..
the
valley,
They
have
been
Irlcl,
1
making
nrrongcmenla
lo
glvun
their
trouble
and
thclr
leave
for
Viclona,
lie
will
event
HISTORY
MAKING
EVENT
The
Prince
Rupert
FAIR,
1
92
unity
go
lo
New
calami,
where
it
is
his
intention
t
i
n:
:
t
.
SM1THERS
Arthur
YV.
Jenk.
a
mining
enxineer
connr-eled
wMU
Ihe
Kay
llopier
llorporalinn,
open!
!!
;wek
making
an
examination
of
Ihe
Habine
Hoiiama
proper'.
v.
j
lie
uperleo
also
Hie
liyuiuij
properly
on
which
It.
I..
ale
ha(
recently
ten
conOiicimg
tievei-
opment
work.
II.
II.
(iilrhrUl
of
llgarv.
principal
owner
of
the
.siotlhers
Lumber
Ot.
sawmill,
wa
a
visitor
here
Ul
wMk
on
a
trip
of
iuspeclion
to
the
property.
He
said
that
the
plant
would
!
sibly
be
put
in
operation
again
this
wiiifr,
tieorge
(t.
Hushby.
finena-
live
candidate
in
the
fnderal
eletlon,
attended
Ihe
.Smlther
Fair
and
Ihe
'lelkwa
Harbecue.
Jdr.
A.
K.
Campbell
ha
re
lumed
lo
her
home
in
Pmilber
after
a
holiday
extending
over
three
month.
In
th
roure
of
which
he
vlited
with
frieml
on
the
coat
and
in
Ihe
Fraser
Valley,
and
also
with
her
dauolt-ter.
Miss
Marjorie
Campbell,
who
I
matron
of
Ihe
I'rlnee
(Seorve
Hospital.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
f'nlderwood
left
town
laul
week.
Mr.
Cal-
derwood
will
allend
a
conven-
lion
of
the
Hrolhcrhood
of
Hail-
wny
Carmen
In
Kanca
City
and
Mr,
("alderwood
.will
speiul
six
week
visiting
in
Tacoma.
J.
K.
Kirby.
mining
rerorder.
i
on
hi
annual
outing,
viitln
Vancouver
and
other
point
on
the
cnat.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
llecording
District
of
I'rincc
Itupert,
.and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Maelt
Inlet,
Q.C.
Island,
II.fi.
Take
Notice
thai
floe-MlU
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.O..
octupalion
Salmon
Canncr,
In
tends
lo
apply
for
a
leao
of
thr
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
30
chains
cast
from
northwest
corner
I.ol
1571;
thence
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lol
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chaihs;
thence
cast
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less,
C1088K-MILLKHI),
LTD,
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
fl.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
2fllh,
1023.
Opens
Tuesday,
Sept
8
Go
and
see
for
yourself
the
proof
that
real
development
is
taking
place
in
Northern
British
Columbia
at
the
best
all
round
Exhibition
in
our
history
Exhibits
will
be
at
their
best
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Don't
Forget
The
opportunity
for
a
.FLIGHT
in
the
big
VICKERS-VIKING
FLYING
BOAT
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Boathousc
during
Fair
Week
SPORTS,
BAND
MUSIC
and
ENTERTAINMENT
DAILY
and
a
BIG
DANCE
on
September
11
Special
Values
for
Fair
Week
Kvery
detriment
a-
oiilriliiled
ami
)'io
i
thing
.olverti-ed
eHl
(
Knitting
arn.
gre.
lU
k-
mid
heather,
t-
$15
liolf
Yarn,
all
cobr-.
7
ball-
.
.
SI.M
Child's
(iolf
(c.
nil
wind,
lomnl
lt.
pair
1U
Hluck
Worsted
lloe,
ue
7
to
l.
per
p.r
3J
Udie'
Arl
Stlk
lli-e.
2
pir
.
.
lilies'
Fleece
Lined
HbHirners.
all
!.
kt
i
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ItJS
Ladies'
JAKOP.Il
mre
winiI
el.
e,.
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.
VUi
Hirl'
OimlMfiations
winter
w-igli'.
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pair
Indies'
loue
lri
nrh
$tJS
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llomespHii
n-a,
n,:,
nUv
br
JtW
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Indies'
Flannel
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j).r.
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fur
$SiO
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Skirt,
pleab-d
on
vtl.
-i,rh
WH
12
Indies'
Serge
Skirl.
.tlne
to
7..o.
r
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$l5
12
UdieV
IlaincwilK
xv
lti.;o
(nt.
.
$9-M
Jap
Crejes.
all
color,
nU
Print,
dark
ami
light,
1
yard
for
......
SI.W
Cinghani's
n
ineli,
imported,
2
tanl
fur
St
n
Yard
Ulark
MeMline
Silk.
'M
hi.,
per
ar
!
$1
Snleen'.
black
and
roloml.
a
yanU
fur
.
.
Circular
Triroletle.
jier
yanl
...........
8
Vivella
Hannel.
sirifnl.
elr.
per
vanl
.
.
.
.
While
nnnnelelle.
rto
in.-h.
:t
.ird
..
SIXO
Ladies'
Cdlou
Drawer.
t
p""-
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'
Ladie'
Soils,
il
only.
U
Hear.
Ir
15."rt.
S""
(ioanl
rel.
clearing
flne,
In
7.R0,
p;i"
$"
Manv
oilier
lines
will
be
on
nle
for
Illi
meni
are
arriving
everv
tin;,
and
will
be
on
dipl
,v
the
store.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO..
LTD.
Fulton
and
3rd
ve.
PnoH
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Enfllnien,
Machinists,
Boilermaker!,
Blacksmiths,
PUf
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
plant
Is
eijuipped
lo
handle
al!
kinds
f
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
630
Or.
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Products
Ltd.
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Q.
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or.
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