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86
Monday,
October
12.
1925.
The
news'
Iliat
Hev.
II.
H.
UrVint,'
D.D.,
was
about
to
leave
the
cily
to
take
charge
of
the
larger
congregation
of
Fort
Wil
liam
was
received
here
with,
great
regre.1
not
only
by
member
of
his
vongregation
but
by
pp'oldl'ftf
all
.religious
opinions
And
even
by
those
of
no-religious
opinions.-
The
Doctor
js
Jhe
friend
of
all
aiid
makes
'no'dlsliiictiou
in
matters
of
religion.
"Seldom
has
a
church
been
so"
fortunate
as
lo
have
had
thje
services
of
a
man
of
such
outstanding
ability
and
such
broad
sympathies
-as
(
the
Presbyterian
Church
here
(hiring
the
past
eleven
years."
In
bis
work
he
has
been
ably
supported
by
.Mrs.
(Irani,
whoe
help
has.
been'
felt,
especially
iif
those
activities
in
which
wonie'u
have
been
chiefly
concerned.
,
.
Kveryone
here
will'
wish
Dr,
and
Mrs.
Grant
and
the
family
every
success
in
thejr
new
home..-;'
Board
Of
Trade
.
,
And
Grain
Business.
There
is
to
be
a
meeting
of-.lhe.
Hoard
of
Trade
loniorrOw
evening
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
.what
steps
shall,
be
laken
to
deal
with
the
grain
business
here.
This
'meeting
is
purely
.civic
and
has
nothing
to
do
with
pie
political
situation.
While
a
political
contest
is
being
waged
it
is
very
difficult,
lo
keep
that
phase
out
of
discussions
wlijc.h
take
place,
but
this
matter
is
of
so
great
importance
to
Hie
city
jtisl
now
that
it
is
hoped
it
will
be
wholly
separated
from
politics,
as
doubtless
it
will
be.
Grain
Is
Rolling
.
To
Vancouver.
,';'-"
The
grain
business
is
difficult
lo
understand
by
most
of
ns
an
Prince
Kupert
who
never
had
anything
to
do
with
il.
There
arMorJs..uf.,irielighUMwiich
ItavcJu,.
he,
cnjisjdt'rcd
in
discussing
il.
The
visit
of
the
grain
commissioners
cleared
up
.some
nf
these
hut
il
wijl
become
linle
before
We
realize
exactly
what
action
is
desirable
and
whal
difficulties
are
in
lh.o
way
of
doing
business.
One
thing
seems
Hear
asa
result
of
the
visit
of
the
conimissiimers,
"d
that
is
lhal
Pnnee
Hubert
if
he
lakes
jiro'tupt
action
may
well
expect
a
share
of
the
business
this
year.
The
outcome,
is
very
largely
in
the
hands
of
the
people
here.
Iyen
if
no
iictjon
is.
taken
il
is
very
likely
some
grain
will
come
this
way
bill
lo
get
Ihe
business
it
is
necessary
to
go
01.1t
after
it.
firain
is
today
rolling
to
Vancouver,
partly
over
the
(IX.ty
and
partly
oyer
Jhe
G.H.H,
The
railway
is
the
carrier,
Ihe
eleya-tor
the
handler,
and
the
city
goes
on
I
lo
get
the
business.
The
fact
thai
Prjnce
Hupert
will
be
to
some
extent
a
rival
of
Vancouver
makes
jt
highly
desirable
that'
the
railway
shall
be
neutral
in
the
mailer.
Of
course
the
railway
will
be
glad
lo
have
this
section
of
the
system
used
for
handling
grain
and
will
give
any
encouragement
possible
.without
seeming
to
differential
e
between
the
two
ports.
That
is
the
present
stains
of
the
business.
The
elevator
will
be
completed
and
ready
for
operation
probably
by
the
mid
die
of
ncxt
mouth.
The
difficulty
is
that
nothing
can
be
guar
anteed
because
things
sometimes
-happen
h
delay.
Judging,
however,
by
the
work
done
On
Ihe
big
house
so
far
it
eems
likely
lhal
the
rompany
will
carry
.out
ils
undertaking
lo
the.
end
on
time.
The
progress
on
Ihe
big
work
has
been
wonderful
and
everyone
here
has
been
urprised
to
see
Ihe
wall
of
Ihe
build
ings
rise
with
such
rapidity.
B
-
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Sackcloth
and
Scarlet."
"Flying
Fist"
Series
No,'
2,
Hennio
Leonard
in
"Hilling
Hard."
International
New.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Harry
Carey
in
"Silent
'
-Sanderson."
Comedy
"lladio
Mad."
The
Spar
Family.
Pa
1
lie
Review.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Tup
Merry
Widow."
Comedy.
"His
First
Car."
Patlip
News.
Hodge
l'odgc
Series
No.
1.
"A
Tiny
Tour
of
U.S.A."
Life
of
Girls"
of
Opposite
Dlsoositlons
i
t
'
:
t
TWO
ORPHAN
GIRLS
IN
CURIOUS
SITUATIONS
1
Sackcloth
and
Scarlet
Is
Story
of
The
story
"Sackcloth
and
Scarlet."
at
the
Wesiholmo
tonight
.
concerns
two
orphan
sis-lers,
Joan
and
Polly
Freeman,
two
New
York
girls,
of
good
.social
position
and
moderate
wealth
who
are
both
more
than
ordinarily
attractive
and
beautiful
Hut
their
characters
are
utterly
unlike;
Polly
is
frivouols,
selfish
and
heartless;
Joan,
the
elder
of
Ihe
two,
is
fine,
.self-sacrificing
and
splendidly
strong.
Polly
leaves
their
beautiful
home
ostensibly
for
a
visit
to
an
aunt
in
the
West
but
actually
"lo
search
of
adventure.
Jlegislering
under
an
assumed
nome
at
a
California
mountain
resort,
she
plays
with
Hie
love
of!
one
of
Hip
guides,
Kdwards,
a
handsome,
manly
fellow.
When
he
proposes
marriage
she
dp-
serls
and
returns
home.
1
At
last
Polly
is
forcPil
to
con
fess
to
her
sister,
who
rises
splendidly
lo
Ihe
or-rasion.
They
go
lo
a
little
town
in
France
where
the
by
Jack
I
born
to
PUy
who
runs
away
to
Paris
and
marries
a
dancer.
Joan,
to
shield
her
sister,
permit
Ihn
world
to
place
its
censure
Finally,
one
of
her
few
rpn.
fiends
persuades
Joan
to
live
with
her
in
Washington.
Kd-wards
also
is
in
Washington.
He
lias
workeil
hard,
struck
i'
rich
and
has
been
made
a
con
gressman,
lie
meets
.loan,
whom
he
does
not
know,
is
a
sister
of
the
girl
he
iiipI
in
the
West,
and
Ihey
fall
in
love.
She
deeliups
marriagp,
saying
there
is
a
barrier.
He
say
ho
has
a
shadow
in
his
own
past
life
but
that
their
love
will
overcome
all
that.
A
few
day
before
the
wedding,
Polly
return
from
Paris,
Ssjie
has
divorced
her
husband.
She
is
jpalous
of
Joan
and
determines
to
take
Edward
now
that
he
is
successful.
This
sit
uation
builds
lo
a
dramatic
fin
ih
that
is
said
to
he
one
of
the
most
remarkable
ever
put
on
the
screen.
SILENT
SANDERSON
STORY
OF
THE
YUKON
Story
of
Fight
and
Man
Wins
Woman
Whom
he
Loathes
A
woman's
serpain
came
from
lie
dim?y
room
above
the
sluffy
Yukon
barroom.
Silent
Sanderson
once
a
penile
kindly
ranc'i
owner,
now
a
hard
cruel,
silent
miner
-
jumped
from
the
faro
table
and
wheeled
about.
With
a
leap
he
was
on
the
rickety
old
balcony
ralninn
mifrhly
blows
in
the
face
of
the
bestial
cur
who
sought
lo
hold
Hie
woman
in
Ills
brutal
embrace.
'Ihe
I
wo
men
bat
licit
desperately-
-one
fought
for
the
possession
of
a
woman
he
desir
ed
the
oilier,
a
michly
battle
tor
the
Rarely
or
all
women
In
desolate
man's
country.
A
shout
rang
through
the
echoing
walls
;iaim
your
(woman!
She
was
hlsl
Ihe
Iwnman
)ie
loathed
Ihe-murder
er
0
his
brother
Ihe,
betrayal
of
bin
loye
was
his
bogglil
and
paid
fori
Then
he
carried
her
nlT
to
that
hut
In
the
wiblerness
where
the
hungry
woke
howled
outside
the
door
and
Ihe
snow
blinded
its
fury.
She
xlinint
front
his
withering
glances
and
coweiej
In
a
corner.
How
would
he
avenge
his
bro
ther's
death
how
muke
her
pay
for
hi
broken
life.
,
That
is
the
main
theme
of
(he
But
only
story
'Silent
iliows
Sanderson"
wln
'
Wednesday
v
and
MERRY
WIDOW
IS
MYTHICAL
STORY
.Ml
HUGE
AMOUNT
OF
GRAIN
HANDLED
BY
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
NLNXIPKO,
tut.
I?.
More
I
ban
sit
iiundretl
Irani
eacli
Tells
How
Girl
Becomes
Queen
"'11'
''y
cars
and
each
half
a
of
Country
After"
Various
m
''8U
would
be
ruirrW,
a'ju.:
!l
handle
the
lol.il
amount
of!
'
,
grain
loaded
into
oars
on
Hie
,'.
t
Al
.
'Canadian
National
ItailwaTA
Hie-
nigTillgllls
or
Ihe
Metro-
in(.,,
August
1
neeni.tl
II
IT
III
of.
!nldwyn
piclmfe
''Tho
Merry!
finals
of
Ihe
r.ai.a.li:!!!
Nlirn..l
Widow,;'
showing
at
West-lM.rP
Jbc
w,
II1VP
analyzed
the
hollo.'
at
Hie
week
end,
include
aWeekly
grain
figures
Issued
Pri-
97CI
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themin
fact
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main
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the
Canadian
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ryiiir'
niir
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air
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chorus
ffirl.
The
aplendor
or
courl
and
Parisiiiif,
lifft
are
set
forth
in
admirable
contrast.
Prince
Hanilo
and
Ihe
Crown
Prince
meet
Sally
O'llara,
a
Fol-
Ijes
iiancer,
and
bQlh
seek
to
of
win
her
favor.
Ilahilo
wins,
but
Hip
Crown
Prince
finds
them
in
what
seems
to
mo
a
compromis
ing
position,
whereupon
Haiilo
announces
he
and
Sally
.will
wed.
Danilo's
parents
force
him
l
brpak
off
the
engagement
and
Sally,
litoken-lii'urled,
tnarries
Ihe
Hanoi
who
dies
on
the
wpI-i
ding
night.
Sally
thus
become!
a
rich
widow
and
goe
to
Paris.
j
The
Crown
Prince,
seeking
Sully's
jnoney,
pipj
jherp,
.and
ally.
thinking
Hanilo
no
longer
loves
her,
tell
him
alio
is
engaged
lo
the
Crown
Prince.
The
two
men
quarrel,
and
a
duel
Is
arranged.
Hnnilo
If
sprlously
wounded
and
U
taken
back
to
Monlehlanco,
followed
by
Sally.
The
Crown
Prince
Is
killed
by
an
National
these
traliiH
woijl.1
slrptrth
across
the
entire
province
of
Manitoba,
with
engine
and
caboose
overlapping
Into
Ontario
on
the
east
and
Saskatchewan
on
the
west.
The
total
1
9,1
23,(100
bushels
of
grain
loaded
into
these
cars
would
be
more
than
sufficient,
if
all
wheal,
lo
provido
for
the
want
for
Ihe
year
of
every
man,
woman
ami
child
In
the
dominion.
Ceimus
figures
for
thle
1924
crop
year
place
tho
per
capita
consumption
at
between
t
and!
5
bushels
with
a
total
milled
for
food
or
in,
it
L000
bushels.
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