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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Mi
Time
Prince
Rupert
t
Friday,
May
21.
PSfii
Showed
Her
Teeth.
The
Mayor
of
Vancouver
is
objecting
to
Prince
Rupert
gel
-ting.
some
advantage
from
the
leasing
0f
the
elevator
and
isro-testing
to
Ottawa.
He
is
th'e
official
heall
of
the
cily
au&jSjiis
action
is
bound
to
he
taken
as
ofricjal.
Is
it
nol
aliuut
time
Prince
Rupert
.was
having
something
in
;
idiiniim'
r
lives
on
mis
lime
city.
Almost
all
the
hiisi-;iess
that
is
don
here
goes
to
Vancouver.
Most
of
the
money
we
earn
goes
there.
Practically
all
the
proceeds
of
(ho
salmon
.fisheries
goes
there.
Vancouver
has
preferential
rates
fop
al
most
everyming
necause
it
is
u
Dig
city,
and
then
it
tries
to
stifle
all
the
small
places.
1
Boycott
On
Goods
is
Only
Remedy.
The
only
way
tojiring
Vancouver,
people
to
their
senses
is
,io
piace
a
uoycott
on
Vancouver
goods.
Let
us
huy
from
1M-jiioiiton
and
Seattle
if
Vancouyer
cannot
give
us
a
square
deal
vv
ny
mis
eternal
nagging:
-
Are
we
not
a
wavs
irellinsr
the.
jsvorsl
end
of
it
.and
then
because
we
score
once,
the
njavor
of
Vncouver
has
to
make
a
public
and
formal
protest
against'
it.
It
seems
as
if
this
would
be
a
good,
chance
for
the
Hoard
of
Trade
to
call
a
meeting
and
made
n
real
protest.
Also
it
might
Jje
wise
to.
query
the
mayor
if
be
is
correctly
reported
so
as
to
Jet
him
know
we
are
on
the
job.
.Once
Priil'ce
Rupert
.used
a
trade
boycott
with
good
effect
.aiid.it
might
easily
he
lised'gain.
We,have
to
agree
in
regard
iu
u-uiiu
iMiovt-
u
unanimous.
rt
i
nen
Jivviu
ue
Jor
the
husuies
.itieip.oj
Vancouver
to
c:ill
of
their?ma)6ranu
see
that
the
smaller
places
get
proper
treatment.
1
f
Another
Case
Is
.
islands
Service.
The
service
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
a
case
where
f
1
ll
r
l-
.
i..
.
I
a.......
1
fl
-
-
a
I
.............
hub
.-Luim
tcij
iii-.uiij.
ii
.skeins
io
nave
iteu
arranged
by
Ihose
in
close
touch
with
Vancouver
needs.
We
get
.it
in.
the
neck
every,
lime
and
we
take
these
things
too
quietly.
The
Boarl
of
Trade
is
to
he
congratulated
on
taking
quick
action
ju
regard
to
the
Islands
service.
The
next
thing
is
the
prolesl
of
Mayor
Taylor.
(
Value
Of
Rupert
To
Ketchikan.
The
interests
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
ought
to
be
closely
allied.
We
ought
to
he
aide
lo
make
progress
side
by
side
without
either
trying
to
stick
a
knife
fntu
the
other.
Roth
places
are
at
present
fairly
prosperous
and
there
is
no
need
lo
iry
to
gefnhead
of
the
olher
except
in
fair
and
open
rivalry
which
is
just
and
lawful
and
honorable.
The
fishermen
of
Alaska
find
it
a
good
thing
to
'market
their
fish
here
but
the
businessmen
try
to
keep
them
from
coming
here.
As
long
as
Jhey
use
open
and
fair
trade
methods
all
is
we.ll,
but
when
they
try
to
place
us
at
a
disadvantage,
we
naturally
make
a
protest.
Just
now
we
are
under
a
disadvantage
to
the
extent
of
iwo
cents
a
pound
duty
and
the
Ketchikan
interests
.would
go
further
and
shut
.the
fishermen
out
altogether.
AUo
there
are
sonic
Canadians
who
would
shut
out
the
American
boats.
What
we
m:oIiM
like
to
see
would
be
an
open
and
fair
market
lo
all
either
at
Ketchikan
or
Prjnce,
Rupert.
Then
the
fishermen
.would
get,
proper
return
for
their
efforts
.and
nobody
wwuld
be
'
hurt.
,
.
'
.
:
.
Solidarity
Of
,
-
,
v;'u.
Government
Forces.
-
TheiDominion
Government
is
showing
considerable
.soli.Jar-'
!
Ac
n
...ll...
f...i
II
.
.C
.
11
.a.
a
iiK.uui
ui
iui-v
uie
government
supporters
are
sticking
together
belter
than
Ihe
opposition.
There
are
forces
ut
work
trying
to
drive
the
Conservative
leader
from
bi
position''
although
not
with
any
great
measure
of
success.
Mr.
Meighen
will
not
be
driven
out
This
inside
rebellion
is
a
weakening
force,
however,
and
does
not
jiiake
for
good
government
It
dampens
lhe
enthusiasm
of
the
opposition
and
encourages
ihd
lion-Liberals
to
continue
their
support
of
the
group
in
power
'
L1,be1
Unlurnlly
welcome
anything
which
helps
keen
them
together.
We
try
to
look
at
the
matter
from
a
public
service
point-
of
view
rather
lhaii
from
that
of
party.
We.
believe
hat
it
is
best
for
either
group-to
be
strong
qnouglr
to
control
the
House
of
(.ominous.
We
do
nol
altogether
like
lhe
present
filiation
nUliough
we
must
admit
that
Prince
Rupert
could
not
have
been
belter
served
than
she
has,
even
with
a
MrOI1K
Liberal
group
in
coulrol.
Happily,
the
interest
of
the
prairie
farinei
ah(l
lhe
western
ports
are
xirnilar
in
many
respecU
Mote
Flavour
TVin'r
limif
.vnur
-r
.
.
wjvjukui,
vi
ivmstara
to
occasional
use
with
Cold
Meats.
It
gives
more
flavor
to
hot
meats
too
sharpens
the
appetite,
neutralizes
the
richness
of
fat
foods
and
makes
them
easier
to
digest.
folmarfsMustard
VS
aids
X
A
digestion
I
ADY
RVNH
ft
xOLLEEN
MOORE
IN
!J
Tmn!
"'RENE"
WONDERFUL
AFTER
FLOWERS
in
latest
fashions
Made
Incursions
.Into
the
Wilds
of
Vancouver
Island
and
Other
Places
on
Visit
VtriOUlA,
Ma4
21.
Lady
Rynjr,
who
with
the
tiovenur
General
has
recently
been
visu-iiiK
on
.Vancouver
-Island,
has
been
lakinjr
advantage
of
various
nn..AMlii..lli..
I..
.
1
r..
..
....,
.1
where
they
are
.grow
-n
on.
Thv.
windows
of
the
observation
car
also
play
a
useful
part,
and
Ui
the
curiosity
of
station
crowds
are
huiiff
with
muslin
hairs
of
ripeninpr
seeds,
so
that
I
some
limes
wonder
if
the
people
who
see
these
ba:
think
tliern
pari
of
the
gubernatorial
laundry.'
SPEAKERS
Af
ROTARYCLUB
At
the
liolary
Club
luncheon
yeslerday
Lyman
Trumbull
.
the
ailvisory
committee
of
hot
ury
internalional
wa
nresesil
anT"p'ole
"fji
ieny
on
tile
work
in
oilier
places,-
i
Waller
HJsher,'
-delegate,
lo
lli
district
conference
at
Victoria,
revievvd
the
wort
oflbat
con
ferene..
lie
lold
the
people
lucre
of
Hie
organization
of
IhrH
Hoy's
Hand
here
and
they
wer
much
iili-a-e.l
to
hear
of
ila
success.
Tiioioa
.MrClymont.
nasi
ore-
siderrt,
toltl
of
the
progress
dur
inr
the
past
year,
reviewing
some
of
the
activities
of
tin)
club.
TOREADOR
DANCE
IS
iATEST
INVENTION
S&.M
tOf
be
Already
Popular
London
and
Paris
and
Is
-
PJcnlc
After
Charleston
In
A
new
dance,
inspired
from-
the
lunvcmenU
of
the
toreador,
fia
arrived.
II
is
alrearh
sn
no'oiil.ir
in
Condon
as
well
as
Paris,
that
if
looks
as
UiourIi
the
fox.
trot
may
retire,
disgruntled.
'
H
is
a
new
variation
of
th".'''
lHso
lioble,
slower
in
iiibVeniHril)
and'
easier
Id
learn.
II
Is
clalni-
ed
that
anyone
can
dance
it
cor-';
nelly
nfter
one
lesson.
j
To
demonstrate
it
the
leacjipr!
holds
a
tablecloth
In
his
hand!
as
though
it
was
the
lorea.yr'4
cloak.
In
any
We'st
Ihnl
iliinc4
iric
academy,
says
The
Ldndonj
Mirror,
you
may
bear
soniethinc
like
this
cornlnfr
from
the
leach-!
cr:
"I
know
it
isn't
frightfully
eonqdimenlary
lo
your
partner,
but
please
imagine
you
are
confronted
by
ail
angry
bull,
rii
first
movement
is
n
kind
of'pro-ttienaile
two-le
:
w
that's
tin?
toreador
entering
the
arena.
'
".Vow
a
tiille
(lelicale
footwork
from
left
to
rijrht,
as
lliouifh
he
was
looking
Ibis
way
and
thai
over
his
shoulder
at
Hie
bull
and
really
that
.Is
all.'
"It
1s
one
of
the
easieH
and
prellie'st
'
daiices"
wc
hav'e
ever
had,"
Mr.
McKenzie,.
the
dancing
expert
said.
"People
didn't
like
H
before
becaune
it
was
a
ver
fiiick-time
dunce,
now
it
ds
niucn
slower,
graceful,
and
really
fascinating.
Resides,
H
is
sn
easy
qiijfc
a
picnic
after
the
Char,
lestbn."
ADAPTATION.
Life
Is
for
mos),
of
vis
a
continuous
process
of
petting
used
to
things
wc
had
not
opected.
Dazzling
Tableaux
and
Diversified
Costumes
In
Picture
Showing
Tonight
,
i
.
,
.
!
la
est
l
IrsL
Aalti'iin
picture
plants
and
lias
made
quite
a'.
......
.
V
collection.
The
woods
of
Vai
couver
Island
provided
a
number
of
specimen's
hitherto
new
lo
I
hi
distinguished
English
visitor.
Tolling
of
her
rambles,
Lady
Ryiifr
says:
Tells
About
Rambles
"Canadians,
who
are
the
kind
est
people
in
the
world,
and
the
most
hospitable,
realizing
my
craze,
have
wherever
possible.
helped
me
to
attain
my
dreams
of
grubhinK
in
the
wilds.
Armed
with
spades,
forks
and
other
gardeniii?
impedimenta',
off
vvi
go,
my
secretary,
n
luckles-i
A.ILC,
anil
I,
into
(he
woods
oi."
aeross
the
prairies,
to
seek
foS
II
i-flryitir?
Iiyjl
Will
iKX-JHIIilliy
U
housed
in
wooden
Jhixc
filled
with
various
kinds
of
soil,
tha'.
form
iiiy
garden'
in
one
of
tbo
ba.ngajse
vk-,i,-onsr
where
they
remain,
either
1111
they
have
died
down
enough
lo
send
home,
or
Mil
we
reach
government
House,
'Captivating.
Oilleen
Moore,
wink
is
the
sefeiMi'
frraml
exponent
lij
the
modern
huniespull
heroine,
.
hjossoms
forth
a
one
of
'Xip
niosf
sorseously
attired
beauties
tu
life
movies
in
bei'
Irene,"
lakeji
from
the
fatuous
musical
comedy
and
shown
hen
.tonight.
,
.
.
:
'ln
this
picture
the
jray
lit::
hlaCA-tiairedstir
spoils
ward
i-ooe
hnt
-would
make
mat'y
prlnressis
pule
with
envy.,
ar-conlinp
to
advance
reports.
Pari
i
modistes
vvho
have
pollen
n
sijrht
of
the
costumes
worn
by
Miss
Jloore
In
'irei.e"
are
saiil
lo
have
conceded
the
fashion
scepter
to
her.
All
(he
magnificent
KOvn.
and
fncks
which
nbon
Miss
Moor.'
and
a
frioile'or
In
an
1
1
fill
Holly.;
woou
maupcquin.
wno
appear
the
climax
of
.the
picture,
a
fash-'
ion
1,-twu
ifie
screeneii
in
.ins
natural
colors,
are
uli-Americair
fmnde.
Caiv.i
Matfiieachy,
who
glorified
'Mie-
.
costumes
ot
I'h,'
Zlegfild's
"lMUie."
is
respon
sib
for
ihe
drsignini;
of
Hi'
'lreii("
vowns,
Dazzling
Tableaux
Miss"
Moore
appears
in
dazzling
and
dizziuply
diversified
Costumes
agajnsl
series
oi
lahleaux
representing
the
seasons
and
topped
olT
with
a
fill
tevue.
Twenty-four
ft
the
prel
tiesl
types
of
feminity
Hollywood
Wh
able
to
supply
were
picked
for
I
Ids
series
of
seasonal
bark-'
imuinds.
six
appearing
in
each
of
Hie
four
transformations.
Incidental
lo
lliee.
as
sale!
Hies
around
a
sun.
appeared
rtroups
and
individuals
ravish-
j
Irifrly
attired
as
the
I'ond
l.illies,
the
Handbox
'(llrls
anil
attem:
ants,
.
spirit
uf
ihe
Kashion,
in.plittcrin?
silver
cloth
and
hel
met,
surmounted
by
a,
lowerinn
blood-red
plume,
miMi
lllaiv
amour
attendants
to
inaiuive
(he
serpentine
frail
of
the
pnvn.
Beautiful
beyond
Words
As
lo
the
tarV
eositimes.
they
are
reported
lo
be
beyond
word.
Her
"mollf"
sown,
quite
in
ac
cordance
with
the
entrancing
score
of
tlie
musical
comedy
on
which
Rie
sorren
play
is
based.
Is
an
"Alice
blue"
sown
the
first
fine
dress
ever
to
gladden
the
heart
of
the
heroine.
It
is
fashioned
of
taffeta
and
soft!
silks,
adorned
vvjlh
"rosebud"
pockets,
and
buttons
down
the
back.
'
'
!
At
the
whippet
races,
as
shov
tl!
in
the
picture,
Colleen
wears
a!
severe
black
and
while
outfit
black
satin
and
while
velvel-
and
carries
a
parasol
trimmed
with
black
moukev
fur.
It
-
n
THE
NAN
IN
THE
NOON
ays:
K
.
X
"1.1,1.
(eacj
you
lo
kiss
my.
daurfilr.
'
sil
(Had.
4jil
he
was
too
laje.
,Uk
tljaif
ajread.f
feaniAJ.
'
':
,
f
h;-
.
')
J
EVKN
if
the
bodK
Jnadrf
of
dirt
THE
lllble
Is
Ihe
best
selling
biNik,
bul
think
how
popular
i(
WOllbl
become
if
someone
wollbl
only
try
to
suppress'
it.
THK
old
folks
are
always
talk
Ug
abuul
Ihe
deradence
of
th
race
and
how
different
Iheyoun
i
A
people
are
today,
but
how
cad
they
say
anything.
See
what
I
hey
came
lo.
WJILW
giving
a
parly
the
first
Ibin
to
do
Ts
to
borrow
lhe
neighbor's
silverware.'
Al'TKIl
a
very
loner
epafff
mejil
niosl
young
couple
!erij
it
is
hardly
worth
whileto
mar
Advice
to
Speakers
MAKK
it
hort
And
keep
ij
snappy
Then
your
audience
Will
leave
happy.
THORNTON
BECOMING
MUCH
MORE
CONFIDENT
M.ilmontou
Journal
i
Sir
Henry
Thornton
adopls
n
more
confident
lone
every
lime
he
dissiisses
Ihe
counlry's
prospects
and
lhoe
of
Hie
enterprise
of
which
he
u
the
head.
He
loid
S7Jt
Combined
Cleaitsiiii
Poner
aiProtectioti
to
Fabrics
ChooseSanliSit
Soap
iw&k
1
Kirs.
Experience
sais
-
"To
me
Sunlight
Soap
unds
for
beau
tifully
laundered
clothes,
plus
luety."
n
jf.'i'hcnnjr
of
i,V.ll'.
employees
tl
Toronto
on
Friday
that
-
f
fore
I(im-
beloro
mosi
jieoji!
:
liitik
the
n.il
hmal
railways
will
'
not
only
sef.ustaininK
Im:
will
also
return,
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