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TEA
sells
so
rapidly
it
is
always
fresh.
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IMftY
tDITlOW
Monday,
April
12,
1026.
Appointment
Of
A
Port
Warden.
A
poil
warden
has
been
appointed
for
Prince
Rupert,
another
necessary
tdep
in
Hie
process
uf
creatine
n
deen
se..-,
shin.
ping
port,
Step
by
.
.stp
the
way
is
opening
It
lakes
time!
i
A..
...
.
irisicuLj,
euurgy,
uiiu
oiie.ii
'diplomacy
to
'Smooth
out
Jlu
snags
in
the
way.
Some
time
airo
the
insnratic
rules
u-n
"nil.
juried
aiid.stjir
lliere'ato,5anrrihi'r
MigliVadjiMniviit
to'
be
ni.iuu.
.vu
inese
tilings
wjij
come
Mil
we
must'
expect,
diffiHil-ties
and
miis
be
prepdred
lo
fight
our
wav
iif
tfie'fu'ttire
as
we
have
done
in
the
past.
Creation
of
business
for
a
port
a
oily
or
an
muiviuuai
means
i
series
ofrpersistent
fights
with
the
loree
mat
oppose.
Business
Is
About
1
v.t
";
'!
'
..
Equally
Divided.
it
i
interesting
1o
know
that
the
business
in
hauling
grain
from
the
prairies
to
Vancouver,
has
been
about
equally
divided
between
the
Canadian
National
and
the
U.P.R.
The
National
is
slightly
in
I
lie
lead
but
the
difference-
is
small.
The
C.P.H.,
it
would
eein,
is
making
a
mistake
In
not
trying
to
gel
a
railway
with
a
better
grade,
to
the
coast'
In
order
to
be
able
lo
compete
on
an
equajity
with-
Ihe
other
road.
Jnt
now
Ihe
Canadian
National
has
a
decided
advantage
in
thai
respect.
,
;
Spring
Wheat
As
...
'
Crop
For
Farmers.
F.
(i.
Dawson;
who
h;i.eeX
iuyMigalinp
the
results
nl.
tamed
in
the
growing
of
wlfedf
ati'tpicrior
points,
suggests
to
farmers
Unit
this
i
the
time
lo
begin
growing
spring
wheal
sine
e
the
operators
of
the
eleyulor
w
ill
provide
a
market
for
Ihe
prodiltt.
With
a
cah
market
avsiiflible
a
good
nianv
lauds
which
formerly
were
used
in
proddc-iug
ol
her
crops,
mav
well
be
turned
to
grain
growing?
:'
What
Is
Outlook
For
Real
Estate?
Nobody
except.
Ihe
speculator
would
like
to
see
real
elate
jump
to
any
inordinate
prirel
However,
with
the
growth
of
the
city
there
is
bound
to
be
appreciation
in
real
estate
values.
This
may
noi
come,
soon
mil
u
will
Come
eventually.
The
question
thai
alwavs
fiiiif-mnlw
lliu
r.npc...
......i
..
,
i'vi.-m-in,iuni(s
-u
ouue.
j
or
a
raise
i
Vhether
,
,
.,
values
will
.
increase
afat
ns'.tnxes
and''
interest
pile
up
as
ft
charge
against
the
properly.'
:
If
tht'ilaniLi.s'
income
producing
there
is
no
difficulty.
Thi
type
oi.
property
may
be
called
an
Investment..
Hut
-.Vacant
lots
are
--never
an
investment.
They
are
always
a
.speculation
and
ol
ley
they
Jose
ihe
owner
a
lot
or
money.
The
thing
is.
that
when
real
estate
begins
to
get
active,
the
vacant
lots
are
better
to
handle
than
improved
property
Using
First
Name
In
Small
Towns.
f!
,
A
I?101
,own
r1re
where.
a
person
is
liable
to
be
called
by
Ins
Tirs-t
n!fme.
Prince
Rupert
is
a
notable
example.
Prac-
i
'.."UJ
"
l
11
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""
i-esioeiiis
Knoweacti
oilier
ranillinrly
as
Tom.
Hill
or
Dick.
Newcomers
may
have
ihe
polile
prefix
bill
llie
men
who
struggled,
thotiltltvr
lo
shoulder
against
the
pioneer
ft
i
till
I
I
ii
til
t:
Mkt
r.
fj...
.
...
.t
.
.
-
.......
m.w,,.,
,
u
1C
,rur
Im
ilg
(uiiereniiy
toward
each
other
and
the
result
is
seen
in
the
mnnner
of
address,
to
be
admit-
1111
III
1
fltcl
llnma
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iwiiu
aursuip
1
u
greai
SICII
lOWilm
iM'IIItT
reniiy
uceepieq
u-
an
old
llnier.
J
-
-
Off
for
school,
full
of
pep
SHREDDED
WHEAT
the
perfect
food
for
children
T3
or.
.tawi
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
i
Monday
l.i'utrice
!
in
Hit-liroad."
t'aceinaker
Comedy.
InU't'iiat
ional
News.
Tuesday
Jlitys
Hand
Concert,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Hebe
Daniels
in
"
iid;
Wild
Susan."
Comedy
"Haby
Hliies.'V
PallHj,
lleview.
r
-
rFridaw'and
Saturday
jUTniViljHartlielniess
In
i3ustSitipose."
(loniedy
"The
rriiree.'V
Pathe'
llevtew.
.
Uneasy
WILD,
WILD
SUSAN
WITH
BEBE
DANIELS
'
IN
A
STELLAR
PART
Romance
of
a
Chauffeur
Who
Is
Not
Really
a
Chaffeur
For
Mid
Week
New
"York
taxi
drivers
may
he
a
dark
ami
sinister
mystery
lo
the
average
person,
but
to
llo.J
La
Uocque
they
are
like
an
open
book.
Hod's
knowledge
of
the
flivver
cliaoiTons.
comes-
from
an
intensive
study
of
their
lives
and
problems
;made
in
the
interest.of
his
two
latest
film
appearance,.
Hoth
in
Allan
Ihvan's
"Niahl
Life
of
New
York"
and
in
"Wiid,
Wild
fusan-'
with
Hebe
Deniel
in
Ihe
star
part.
La
Ilncmie
ha
played
the
role
of
a
taxljlriver.
in
".Mlil
Life
of
New
York"
he
is
ainoney-buriiinp
youhpsler
from
lowa-
vho
comes
to
the
hip
town
to
sfiow
its
denizens
some
reap
action'
'in
the
way
of
fast
sleppiuy,
In
hi
none-toosol.er
mcaiiil'rintrs
he
acquire
a.
taxi.
Vbri!e
tPttdiicthiff
his
;raft
Iiutn-'y
throiigfi
.NKk
York's
traffic-Jani-mV(f
-streets,
he
vels
hjmlf
mixed
up
-in
a
rirsi
class
jjieni
.ndtbery;
uf
the
kind
that
win
front
pave
space
in
the
melfn.
IMiljilan
dailies.
!
"
Sees
The
Qlrl
(
Hut.
the
job
of
a
taxi
pilot
i
not
without
Its
compensations.
Ifor
instance,
in'"Hd,
Wild
.n-slan"
Itoil
sees
Hebe
Daniels
from
his
driver
s
seat
in
the
cab
and
decides
on
the
spot
that
she
is
Ihe
one
and
only
jrirl.
Hod
is
hot
really
a
chauffeur,
but
Ihe
son
of
a
rjch
man,
with
a
tirely
lnia'-'iiialim
and
a
desire
for
a
jtferary
career
which
Impels
him
lo
lieconi
a
member
of
Ihe
hark
ing:
fraternity
in
search
of
ad-
veiilure.
Trin
lo
catch
up
wilh
Hebe
in
hr
ramblinjrs
around
New
York
looking
for
thrills
nroviiles
the
adventure
with
a
capital
"
A."
"Wild;
Wild
Susan
is
the
mid
week
showing
at
the
Westholme.
PRINCE
IS
IN
LOVE
BUT
DUTY
STRONGEST
Oarthelmess
Plays
Royal
Part
In
Play
Being
Shown
at
Week
End
juunar.i
narincimc
as
a
prince
and
Lois
Morau,
beautiful
bereen
t,tiir,
as
a
princess!
In
the
whrtje
world
of
make-believe
no-
ining
more
rapturously
roman
tic
can
be
imagined.
!
all
happens
in
the
mythical
kingiloui
of
Koronia,
a
dominion
oft
pomp,
ceremony,
grandees
aio(
love.
It
is
"Just
Suppose".
l1
of
the
happiest
word
in
the
hiwUsli
lanKuage.
iartlielrness,
who
in
many
wajs.
vfj
.uie
picture,
resemrties
Ihe
Prince
of
Wales,
woo
young
American
girl.
Hut
the
death
"of
an
elder
brother
suit
denly
places
him
In
direct
line
nf(regal
inherilanee,
and
his
country
supersedes
his
love
nowever,
uioiirii
laipld
seems
routed
and
love
l
apparently
sHCfificed
for
the
throne,
all
is
rearranged
at
the
end,
and
(ho
sun
shines
smilingly
on
a
happy
I'rifieo
and
a
happy
Princess.
It
is
all
like
a
beautiful
fairy
tal'o
-and
yet
nothing
like
it
at
all.
Harlhelmess
gives
a
dislin
lhi?Uihed
performance.
This
sort
of
excellence
has
come
to
be
taken
for
granted
In
him.
As
for
Loi
Moran,
a
relative
newcomer
to
Hie
screen,
she
Is
priceless.
Such
delicacy,
reserve
and
restraint
has
rarely
been
seen
in
the
films
before,
fhe
has
an
inborn
jrenius
for
pantomime
(hat
will
place
her
among
the
really
great
before
she
is
very
much
older.
She
U
pnly
sixteen
now.
"Just
Suppose"
is
based
on
r..;.
.:
rr.
r-..
-s.
'
-
.
iieii
s
!
r
a
everywhere
in
Canada
You
spend
3
of
your
life
on
a
spring-be
sure
of
its
comfort
You
and
every
body
else
spend
one-third
with
four
rows
of
lively
coils
allowing;
.
of
your
life
in
bed
more
than
20
years
them
to
conform
to
your
body.
Be.-
6n
'a
bedspring.
For
the
trifling
sum
sides,
Slumber
JChu?
cannot
tear
thcK
of
$12
you
can
be
sure
that
every
one
bedclothes
and
is
easiest
to
keep'clean.;
of
those
long
years
will
be
spent
in
See
it
at
any
furniture
store
in
Canada.
luxurious
ease
on
a
Slumber
Kinz.
Apply
the
money
it
saves
you
towards
No
other
steel
fabric
spring
in
Canada
the
purchase
of
an
Ostcrmoor.
This
offers
so
much
comfort
at
any
price,
finest
white
cotton
felt
mattress
and
Only
Slumber
Kiuu
has
patented
con-
greatest
value
in
all
the
Dominion
is
struction
that
prevents
sagging
edges,
sold
cve.ywhere
at
(yie
low
price,
$25.
No
other
joins
its
26
ribbon
steel
strips
Be
sure
to
find
the
Ostcrmoor
label.
M
MAMC
x
pvx
ivx
o
BED
SPRING
'
-f
the
A.
V..
Thomas
staue
hit
of
merirer
nie.-ms
on
Imtli
il.iv
the
same
name.
11
wa
directed
i
i.
'
by
Kenneth
Webb
and
presented
AS
you
walk
arnlind
I
own
oii
by
Inspiration
pictures-
thniuyb
thear
a
lol
alKiul
eaforrlutf
laws.
First
National
Th
imaKinalivc
i
uitebf
be
bellw
if
one
heard
Costumes
and
uniforms,
which
n
tittle
tiOire
.'ll.niil
nlmrliio
!..
are
one
of
the
interesting
"fac-s
tors
in
the
film,
were
designed.
TWil
mav
liv..
.i...
....!-
ly
lltii-'o
Itumbold.
,
L.,P
hut
no!
If
lh,v
mnU.-
HELL'S
HIGHROAD
IS
showing
at
tie
;Westl,blme
lo-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
OF
course
everybfidy
has
heard
of
the
four
desllik'tlve
tijfencies:
.wind,
water,
fire
and
ioy.
ONLY
those
who
live
In
n
boarding
bouee
know
what
a
food
AT
Ihe
end
of
the
race
there's
i
.
STORY
WITH
MORALjum.
wbieli
the
last
half
Ion
ol
"Heirs
Highroad."
the
Ile.Mitlel
supervised
nrodiietion
which
is
ai
leaVi's
the
cellar.
A
Tirsil.T-WAl-
is
a
man
wlm
efusef
ip
he
vlellnifjrr.l
ly
lh
iib-Mil
inily.
is
iJniipie
'
in
thattwfi
sitip
while'
il
'is
,i
sioly
with
a
moral.
at
no
limes
does
the
moral
stand
oul
nor
does
the
audience
feel
that
tkrl
bring-
InustliLiji
Jesson.
Tlit!iti.iorjr
confaftfi
t,owcr
enough
in
ilself
to
carry
one"
alonp
lo
the
climax;
the
characters
are
real
enough
to
be
human
and
Hie
funeral
ir(.n,
f
u,n
whole
outwardly
seems
lo
be
I
built
on
one
hlea
atone
to
en-y
tertain.
Not
until
Hie.
slory
has
ilisresled
ilseir
does
(he
theme
of
"Don't
put
money
above
love,"
come
upon
one.
The
locale
oX
,lhe
.
picture
sweeps
from
Hie.
lowly
and!
crowded
cheap
apartment
districts
of
Chicago
and
New,
York
lo
Ihe
sheer
luxury
of
life
nniotiw
Ihe
Long
inland
millionaire
haunts,
with
a
suddenness
-
flint
is
breath-taking
-mid
yet
wifb
a
sureness
that
miikes
this
almost
improbable
changed
seem
iptile.
matter
of
fact.
"(
Leatrice
Joy.
wjio
stars
in
I
ha
leading
role,
i
ndmiraldy
sup-porled
by
Ldriiund
Hums,
Mnberl
Kdeson,
Julia
raye
and
a
n-Mille
picked
cast.
rtrllsts,
?ood,sby
I
IfatCjl?)
be'
looked
ati
with
Hirtf
iiilyingixp-resshni.
Vl-S.
Sir,
there
is
something!
ood
af
Victoria."
The
tax
rnlej
I
acre
is
going
jibftvo.
j
MOOSE
MEMORIAL
HELD
YESTERDAY
Members
Hold
Service
In
Hall
and
Attend
Chureh
In
Evening
The
Moose
annual
memorial
service
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
Melropolp
Hall,
at
three
o'clock,
H,
J.
Hacon
conducting.
The
names
of
the
twelve
deceased
members
were
read
and
,
an
address
was
given
by
W.
it.
Monliioniery.
,
-
Miisicjl
iiumberK
were
plyen
wilh
Mrs.
fiasvlhorne
accompanist.
There
Va.
a
fvocal
solo
by
Frank
Fori
line
and
a
cornel
solo
,y
j.
(iawflinrnc.
.
.
Following
this
service
llie
Wiimen
of
(he
.Mooseheart
Legion
held
a
sen
re
In
memorv
of
three
deceased
members,
In
Ihe
evening
both
nraanlz.i.
Hon
paraded
in
strength
In
the
Anglican
:alhedral
where
an
ap-propffale
sermon
wn'
nreneiici
by
Ilev.
Waller
Allan.
About
sixty
were
present.
A.
Ohnesarg
inurshalled
the
parade.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
8moked
Dally
by
Canadian
flsli
.!&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
8UPPLIE8
LUMBER.
-'rimbers,
Dinicnsioii,
Snplap,
Vir
l-intsli,
Klonr-iiK,
V
Joint,
Hustle
and
Havel
Hiding,
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