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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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THREE
Imperial
Ilalnbow,
Orchestra
Is
1
playing
a
return
engagement
by
Local
and
Personal
request
at
the
Moose
Hall,
Saturday,
ORMxS
August
28.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
Mrs.
It.
II.
I.efghton,
sailsi
tomorrow
evening,
on
the
Prince
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
If
Hupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
holi
SPECIAL
SELECTED
day
visi'..
malkin's
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
Mrs.
F.
V.
Allan,
who
has
been
south
for
the.
past
five
.
1
F
Li
voiww
Crystal
Firelfkhlers.
'
48
fo
weeks,
returned
to
the
city
on
11.00.
.Hyde
''Transfer.
Phone
the
Prince
Hupert
this
morning.
L
hti
wi"""'
S
iviid
S
L
580.
i
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tf
BEST
W.
J.
Elmendorf,
well
known
J-
1
1
FVlf
m
I
I
j
Try
Foothills
Stove
Coal,
mininK
man,
Is
a
passenger
on
1
3.00
per
ton.
,o
sooU-Phil-
Hie
Prince
Hupert
today
gqlnv
potl,
Evilt
&
Co.
Ltd.
tf
through
to
Stewart.
Very
Old
Very
Smooth
dation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Kcry
Flavorful
Very
Popular
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
uit'rii
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:i.
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piaj
etl
by
the
Luiuoi'
Control
Hun)
ur
b
the
ti'iverotnent
of
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
"THE
DAINTIEST
DHEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
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nadian
Fish
&
Coli
Sfeg?
'Co.,
LliC
Prince
Rupert,
D.C
anadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
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F.
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Dock
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Pattern,
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i
i;nii'i
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kihd
of
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AND
COKWEHCIAL
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and
JSP
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
hove
In?
most
complete
stock
uf
limbers,
dimensions,
shiplap.
1
1
r
finish,
flooring.
V
joint,
venters,
dr.,
in
Northern
tl.ll
We
can
supply
everything
in
n
building
from
the
foun
llcfore
buying
inspect
our
slink.
Jl
will
pay
you.
Our
I1'
are
right.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
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and
117
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
-Trains
and
Boats
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
.'
Phone
34
P.O.
Box
100
Simmon's
Slcel
lied.
Spring-,
'and
Ostormuur
Mal-Irc-sc
jn
every
room.
68
llooniM,
llol
and
Odd
Water,
Ilalhs
ami
Showers.
Seam
Healed.
Electric
Light
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Allan
Carton
was
fined
$25
in
tlio
city
police
court
this
mom
ing
for
drunkenness.
Mrs.
It.
T.
Higby,
who
arrived
n
the
city
yesterday
from
Any
ox,
sailed
Hi
is
morning
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
for
Ketchikan.
Everyone
should
see
"Ypres,"
the
glorious
record
of
the
Canadian
Army
In
the
Great
War.
Westholme
tonight
and
tomor
row.
J.
H.
Hennelt,
principal
of
the
largest
of
the
North
Vancouver
public,
echo!,
was
in
the
city
to
day
making
the
round
trip
on
the
Calala.
'V
$
Willnf
1
1.
a
.
iSt-nll
Lnnti'ii
(ueen,
Charlotte
I
-da
fid
logging
operator,
was
a
passenger
on
lb"
Prince
Charles
yesterday
bound
from
the
Islands
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
II
Calderwooil
and
cliiM
fit
Digliy
Island,
after
an
abcne
of
itnnie
five
months,
returned
from
Vancouver
on
tho
Prince
iiuperi
I
in
morning.
It.
A.
Johnson,
well
known
na
ie
tnrrrhant
of
Port
Simpon,
and
Mrri
Johnson
were
paseu
j:rrs
on
Mie
Prince
Charles
yes
terday
afternon
leaving
for
Van
couver
on
a
business
trip.
Mls
Huth
Hix.
who
has
been
spending
the
summer
holiday?
here,
sails
on
the
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow
night
tor
ew
v
el
oiinsler
a
here
she
will
resume
tier
school
duties.
Allan
M.
Davies
sails
tomorrow
n'wht
on
the
Prince
Hupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
holida
4
trip.
Urs.
Davies
jind
fainily.T?Me
Feci),
iu
the
south
for
sointrtTnV
md
wijl
return
with
Mr.
Davie
Miss;
M.
Mcleod,
who
has
been
on
the
Commodore
Cafe
staff
here
for
some
time,
called
yes
terday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
remain.
Slslehiphr'syne
and
Mar
Una.
who
hae
been
on
the
staff
of
St.
Joseiih's
convent
here,
left
on
yesterday's
train
for
Toronto,
llcfore
Ihe
next
term
0ens.
two
sisters
are
expected
here
to
take
their
places.
Constable
ieorg
Wyinan
re
turned
fi'om
Vancouver
lilt
morning
and,
accompaniiMl
by
Mrs.
Wman,
is
tiroreeiling
to
llaielton
where
he
has
been
IransHrred
in
Ihs
provincial
po
lice
service.
The
Hoys'
Hand,
through
J.
J
I
Hire,
secretary
or
the
committee
nt
charge.
Acknowledges
tho
re-
celnJ,brMl.30
from
the
'Prince
tUiperl
J'iolball
Assoclat'on,
this
eing
the
proceeds
of
a
benefit
football
game.
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Walter
Hunn
ami
family
will
sail
on
the
Prinoe
ftuperl
tomorrow
night
for
Van
ccuxer
to
attend
the
-wedding
of
.Mrs.
Humes
sister.
Miss
Mary
Carter,
tr
Jack
lluwess
on
Au
gust
31.
I'nlon
steamer
Calala.
Cant.
A.
jounstone,
arrived
In
port
nl
9
o
clock
lltia
morning
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
and
sailel
at
to
for
the
Skecna
and
Xaas
Hivers.
Tho
vessel
is
due
back
lu-re
tomorrow
morning
south-
hound.
iMr.
and
Mrs.
T.
K.
Hrooks
ar
rived
in
Ihe
city
from
Terrace
on
yesterday
aflernoon's
train
Mrs.
Hrooks
entered
tho
hospitul
hero
Tor
treatment
while,
Mr.
Hrooks
returnod
to
'Terrace
this
morning.
Jlon.
W.
J.
HoWsr
inyr
premier
of
Hrl
er.
K.C..
for-
Hrilish
Ciiluin.
hia,
arrived
on
Ihe
Prince
Jln-perl
this
morning
from
Van.
couver
lo
be
principal
speaker
nt
the
meeting
which
will
be
held
tonight
in
the
Interests
of
J.
U
nrmly.
Conservative
uandl
date
in
bkeena
riding
for
federal
house.
Mr.
Howscr
ail
dlVs.U'd
a
ineelinir
hrinflv
Ocean
Falls
while.
Ihe
boat
va
at
that
port
last
evening.
the
d-
at
'I
W.
V.
C.
O'Neill
of
the
local
school,
leaching
staff
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupert
HHs
morning,
J.
P.
Scarlett
of
Stewart
is
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
louay,
returning
tiorin
after
trip
to
Vancouver.
"
"
J
mm
Hugh
McOulre.
well
known
Stewart
mini
tag
man,
is
a
pas
senger
on
.hc
Prince
Hupert
today
bound
north
from
Vancouver.
,
J.
V.
J..
Hoover
was
an
arri
val
in
:hp
ejfy
yesterday
after
non
Jrpmi'.Clevelariil,
Ohio.
U
left
forJtincau
pii
lhe
Princess
Charlotte
(his
..tiiorning
School
lnspeclor
li.
C
Fraser,
who
has
been
spending
the
sum
mer
holidays'
in
Victoria,
return
ed
to
the
city
on
thePi'ince
Ilu
iril
iins
uioriuiif;.
'
Constable
T.
OScrogg,
It.
C
M.
P.,
sailpd
on
the
Prncef
Charlotte
this
morning
for
Skaa-
way.
accompanying
a
liquor
shipment
being
made
'
north
on
that
vessel.
j,
(Mr.
and
Mr.
George
Wilson
and
family
returned
Ho
the
city
on
Hie
Prince
Hupert
I
li
is
mora
ing
after
having
spent
a
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Mrs
W.
Oration
ajd
daughter
Mis
A.
Cratlon.
returned
lo
the
city
on
yesterday
iafternoon's
train
after
a
two
mdnths'
holi
day
ly
spent
spent
in
in
Mnmier
Smithers.
A.
C.
H.
Gerhardjf
I?
oi
of
the
me
HoBif
noBfsiake
managing
tnrecior
Uon
olidalei
t'
Mining
CiT,
in
a
pa?
in
the
Uik
Prnw
Priiicb
Hupert
Hupert
to
scnger,in
day
bound
for
Alive
Arm
where
his
company
has
the
Toric
mine
under
active
development
F.
I).
Mulhollaud
of
Victoria,
formerly
of
the
Forest
Branch
here
and
now
supervisor
of
for
est
reserves
in-the
province,
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
night's
train
after
a
visit
to
the
Habine
reserve
and
will
proceed
south
on
the
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow
night.
Miss
(Molly
Cross
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Huper'
this
morning
after
having
spent
a
few
weeks
holidaying
in
Vancouver.
She
was
accompanied
by
Miss
Elizabeth
(troves,
daughter
of
GapL
and
Mrs.
Groves,
formerly
of
this
city,
who
will
be
her
truest
for
a
week
or
so.
Lee
Gordon,
who
has
been
attending
summer
school
at
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
on
lio-Prince
Hupert
this
morning
t
spend
a
few
days
visiling
-wfl.,
his
parents
beroro
proceeding
In
Stewart
lo
resume,
his
school
leaching
duties.
C.P.It.
steamer
Princess
Char-'otte.
napi.
C.
C.
Saintey,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morn-:rcg
from
the
south
and-ailed
at
10
for
Alaska
ports.
Thev
vessel
will
call
here
southbound
on
Wednesday
afternoon
next.
Mrs.
Frank
Dibit
relurned
t
the
city
oa
the
Prince
'nuper!
this
morning1'
after
having
spent
six
weeks
on
a
holiday
Visit
in
Vancouver
and
Scathe.
Miss
Winnie
DHb
is
remaining
in
the
south
for
a
couple
uf
weeks
longer.
Established
1923
IU
Office
Hours:
U
a.m.
tp
0
p.m.
Saturday
'
0
a.m.
tli
t
p.m.
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phono
109
is
ihefiworite
blendof
thousands
YPRES
IS
HERE
1
AT
WESTHOLME
Famous
Epic
Picture
to
be
fhown
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
;
Fpic
scenes
from
the
.great
world
tragedy,
in
which
the
flo
wer
of
llritisb
and'Canadian
man
hood
fought,
conquered,
lived
and
died,
were
enacted
over
again
iu
the
superb
film
drama,
"Ypres.'"
which
opened
an
indefinite
engagement
at
the
Hef:ent
Theatre
last
night,
wrote
the
dramatic
critic
of
the
Toronto
Mail
and
Empire
on
the
morning
following
its
first
"showing
in
that
city.
Although
the
war
is
happily
receding
into
the
shadowy
past,
it
still
li
a
Ihe
power
to
call
up
poignant
memories
of
sorrow
and
pride
as
the
tales
-"Of
heroism
or
great
deeds
of
'sacrifice
are
reviewed.
A
product
of
Hrilish
film
craft.'
"Ypres"
depicts
the
high
lights
in
ttie
three-year
death
struggle
on
the
Ypres
salient,
when
the
Hrilish
fought
in
a
never-ending
welter
of
mud
and
blood
to
block,
the
way
to
Calais.
"Ypres"'
i?
s
not
a
tale
of
fiction,
with
a
tinge
of
color
obtained
from
some
mi-'
mic
battle
front;
it
is
an
histor-j
icat
drama,
presenting
actual
incidents,'
the
majority
of
them!
scenes
taken
during
the
course!
of
the,
fighting
in
Flanders,
and!
pieced
in
with
scenes
taken
sub-'
sequent
to
the
war,
and
so
clever-j
ly
interwoven
that
it
is
practically!
impossible
lo
tell
whether
the)
real
scene
begins
or
ends.
Accurate
Detail
The
historic
struggle
for
the
supremacy
of
the
Ypres
salfent,.
in
which
the
Germans
attempted!
all
devices
known
to
man
and'
science
lo
break
(he
morale
and
to
conquer
the
lines
of
the
Hrilish
forces
was
presented
inaccurate
detail,
ami
many
of7
the
soul-stirring
incidents
in
which:
Ihe
Hrilish
soldier
trod
the
pathway
to
glory
and
death
lighted'
lip
the
pi
no
my
tragedy.
The
story!
is
traced
through
a
succession
of'
pictures
from
the
first
arrival
of'
Ihe
dauntless
army
of
"Contemp-
ibles,"
their
brilliant
stand
at'
the
first
gas
battle
of
Ypres;
the
j
tio'iosatist
of
the
gas
attack,
the!
gallant
stand
of
the
Canadians,;
and
the
mining
of
the
Messinesi
Hidge,
which
marked
the
turning
and
enabled
the
Hrilish
to
jnako
their
first
real
advance.
.
Then:
the
tanks
appear
on
the
scene,!
and
prove
more
than
a
match
forj
Ihe
German's
troublesome
pill!
boxes.
The
story
is
presented
in
simple,
but
graphic
form,
entirety
devoid
of
heroics,
and
the
whole
is
lightened
up
with
human
in-lerest
touches,
as
the
bath,
the
boat
train,
the
leave
and
tho
family
reunions
id
Itllghty,
NEW
GREEK
PREMIER
FORMSJOT
CABINET
ATHENS,
Aug.
27.
-
General
CondylK
who
overthrew
the
Pan-
nlos
dictatorship
last
Sunday,
formed
his
own
cabinet
iu
which
he
lakes
the'porvfolios
of
minister
or
war
and
minister
of
marine.
v
.
.
ler
ML...'.
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