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Member
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of
Circulations.
imii.v
cnmon.
Vote
On
Bylaw
Thursday
Next.
'Monday,
April
2rt,
I92C.
It
is
pretty
sure
that
there
wijl'be
little
opposition
to
the
tlx
um
n-t
rtl
1...
I...
I
l.r.l.
!..
.
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1-
.
...
.
w
cAcminum
niu
which
is
.u)
voieo
on
next
Thursday
scarcely
any
people
express
themselves
as
opposed
to
it.
It
would
seent
as
if
it
might
be
good
policy
to
try
to
make
it
nl
-a"'1"1
"
r
w?ow
the
Wheal--Pool
nangej
ina
we
wain
lliem
Here
to
do
business
through
our
port.
We
have.
'waited
lone
4a$
ifome3f
If
nyoite
vptes
agraitis(slhc
present
bvliri
it
will
"Viilii
'J.-l
UJJ
II
till."
mil
lUIL
WtlllL
IIIK
I11IHIIIP
'.
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S.
.
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TIlR
I?lll-PII
'
'
-
'
'
MW
O
.
meiiLhas
aoii
all
in
ilsmiwer
tu
induce
fhe
Piol
In
Pl.ii.lisd
ih.i
business
and
Prince
Rupert
will
do
its
bit,
considering
the
city
is
the
one
that
benefits
most.
'
.
The
elevator
is
not
iis-ed
at
present
and
it
does
not
pay
any
taxes.
As
long-
as
the
government
retajns
control
11
will
no
pay
taxes,
so
we
have
nothing
to
gain
.
by
stopping
the
lease
go--ing
through.
From
a
civic
point
of
view
we
shall
be
in
Hie
same
position
we
were,
before
the
deal
was
made.
North
Vancouver
did
hol
take'
long
to
vote
privileges
to
the
same
concern
when
it
suggested
building
mi
elevator
there.
Prince
Rupert
will
do
the
same,
we
feel
sure.
;
.
"
'.
Large
Business
Of
Co-Operative
Company.
'Hie
Canadian
Co-operalive
Wheat
Producers
Limited
do
a
big
grain
business.
On
March
1
1
.(hey
mailed
ltiO.ooo
checks
Jo
members
of
the
pool
aggregating
37,nOO.noo.
This
was
only
one
of
three
payments'
made
to
the
farmers
on
their
wheat
crop.
This
indicates
what
a
big
concern
it
is
and
how
import-anlit
is
that
it
should
be
operating
through
this
'port.
While
nothing
is
certain
in
this
resect,
a
is
understood
that
the
pool
may
yet
ship
ome
grain
through
the
elevator
this
year
if
the
bylaw
i
passed.
At
any
rate
it
will'
be
fully
equipped
for
business
next
year,
at
the
opening'
of
the
season.
All
TheiTruth
Not
In
Bible.
4
Back
easl
(hey
are
having
a
controversy
over
prohibition
Vl'lW'fy
are
quoting
the
Bible
.for
and
against
it.
One
man
If.!1
ret
l0
e,Joi
prohibition
because,
there
is
nothing
in
the
"rilfiIifflPllllv
i-ilh
ninmi.AAr.1.
r
It.
-i
ll..-.
-i
.
'
.!
rvi'ic
i
iiui
mey
exp'ri
lo
una
ii
,i
i
.
.i
.r
all
the
trth
there
is
in
the
Bible.
Jf.
Cod
wrote
the
Bible
1
Or
in-qured
its
wriliuir.
it
does
not
mean
Lo
sav
ilmi
n...
n;i.i.
'''WfiiPioi'-
I
here
lire
other
things,
supposedly.
vhlch
Fniplify
truth
besides
the
doctrines,
precepts,
poetry
proverbs,
history
and
mythology
of
that
wonderful
book.
To
If
'II
11
limit
Inr
criiiilnii-a
mi
u.-u...
.....
.
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..i
:
.
i
"
'
c
'"'
JW?1IMC
SllllJfCl
S
HOC
reasonable.
A
lot
of
thing-,
jjave
happened
sjnee
those
pages
were
written
and
iWl
is
slill
expressing
himself
through
the
WTiliiigsinl
speeches
of
great
nieji,
through
nature
and
in
the
UKliiiHluiiis
and
tendencies
of
the
best
.people.
Afler
all
the
L
in'
1,nl
'a
collectio"
f
writings
gathered
by
nien
who
felt
that
Ihey
were
the
best
expression
of
fhe.
age.
It;nuist
aNn
Jie
remembered
that
lhe
Bible
has
been
carefully
edited
more
than
once
and
thai
books
which
were
once
part
of
the
collection
have
been
thrown
aside
as
not
authentic
or
not
necessary
or
Wird
Off
that
Sluggish
Feeling
SHREDDED
WHEAT
keeps
you
fit-
eveiy
day
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Monday
and
Tuesday
Korina
Shearer
in
"Iiudy
of
tliei
Nijihl."
"The
Covered
Flagon."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"The
Pare
thai
Thrill."
Comedy
"Dynamite
Iok-
Kie."
Aesop's
1'il
m
Failles.
Friday
and
Saturday
Holly
Bron'son
in
"A
Kiss
for
Cinderella.
'
Gotueijy
l
as;
Company."
Hal
lie
lleview.
MIDWEEK
PICTURE
IS
t
t.
't
LADY
OF
THE
NIGHT
SEEN
AT
WESTHOLME
Play
Sriows
Contrast
of
Lives
of
Two
Plrls
One
at
the
Highest
and
the
Other
at
Lowest
Level
.No
matter
in
what
station
oi
life
one
Jives,
emotion
remain
roily,
much
the
same,
according
to'
the
thesis
of
"Lady
of
th
Night,"
-which
is
to
ho
seon
h
ch
illis:,
evonins.
Monla
Hc.ll,
director
for
Melro-ioldwyn-Mayer,
lias
brought
to
he
screen
a
powerful
story
of
oeioly
at.
its
hhiliosl
and
lowosi
levels.
lit
has
filmed
the
lives
of
two
Kill
one
at
the'
top,
the
other
al
the
bottom
of
the
social
I.tI-
ler
who
fall
in
love
with
the
tamo
man.
That
it
is
Jove
of"
the.
deepest
kind
is
shown
when
the
spirit
of,
sacrifice
moves
both
of
Hiosq
girls
when
'in
tlje
climax
they
have
lo
choose
between
what
Ihey
repanl
as
their
hajipines
anI
their
duty.
"
,
Both
elect
to
sacrifice
their
bapjiinoss.
-
Brilliant
social
fjalls,
recep
lions
and
country
club
dance
et
with
tho
lavisji
hand
of
wealth
arc
contrasted
ayalnst
the
squalid
home
life
of
the
slums
and
its
only
outlet
of
pleasure
the
Bowery
dance
hall.
And
Norma
Shearer
playing
the
dual
role
of
.Mi
illy,
daughter
of
a
convict,
and
Florence,
dauyhter
of
the
Jmlsre
who
senl
her
father
to
orison,
is
said
to
give
one
of
the
finest
performances
of
her
1areer.
Slie
is
sup
ported
by
an
exceptronal
cast.
including
Malcolm
MeOrogor,
a
a
young
invonlor;
fieorge
K.
Ar
thur,
Fred
Kstnellon,
Dale
Fuller
and
Bettj
llorrissey.
Miss
.Shearer'
is
double
pari
hIIs
for
something
more
than
m
usual
in
dual
rotes,
lor
on
thhitr
she
lias
to
look
entirely
illtTerent.
for
there
is
little
of
facial
resemhlance
in
the
two
girl.
The
picture
is
made
from
an
original
story
by
Adela
Hoger
St.
John,
adapted
for
the
screen
hy
Alice
I).
O.
Miller.
THE
PACE
THAT
THRILLS
Gripping
Story
In
Which
tho
Hero
Fights
Pugilists
and
Races
Autos
-
;
Lovers
of
cloan.
wholesome
fun
combined
with
stirring
action
iid
a
pretty
love
story
will
find
an
evening
or
an
afternoon
of
real
enlrrtainiiient
in
"The
Pace
that
Thrills"
First
National's
latest
feature
picture
which
H
herein
for
the
mid-week.
Hen
Lyon
and
Man
Alor,
as
the
featured
players,
head
an
ad
mirahle
cast
which
contains
Tul-iy
Marshall,
Fritzi
Brunette,
lhomas
Holding,
Warner
Rich
loom!,
Charles
Beyer,
Kvclyn
Walsh
Hall,
Wheeler
Oakman
and
'filhers.
The
picture
w$
greeted
hy
Webster
Campbell
puder
the
supervision
of
Karl
Hudson,
the
man
who
made
the
'Lost
World."
Contrary
lo
many
motion
pictures,
"The
Pace
that
Thrills
contains
a
gripping
slory
which
is
never
lost
night
of
from
start
Ii
finish.
U
is
the
slory
of
al
movie
hero
who
has
acquired
rhueli
undesirable
publicity
ho-Cuiise
he
refuses
to
take
chances,
demanding
a
double
for
the
mnsi
trivial.
damper.
Fven
the
girl
Irj
lhe
case
finally
lose
faith
in
her
hern.'
But
in
the
end
all
is
cjeared
up
happily.
Ben
in
the
role
of
the
movie
hVro
is
admirably
cast.
He
in-ejdenlally
proves
to
his
fans
that
!u
y
a
comedian
as
well
as
a
porlraer
of
serious
roles.
1K
has
never
been
sen
better
than
in
this
picture.
He
fights
burly
pugilists,
si
ulfed
and
live
bulls,
and
fairly
takes
your
breath
away
MMM'"
.....
,
fritS
DAILY
KKWO
f;
-everywhere
in
Canada
....
"i"""'
Leads
in
sales
because
it
leads
in
value
Canadian
buyers
arc
careful
and
conservative.
Hence,
such
overwhelming
success
can
mean
only
one
thing:
superior
comfort
and
value.
Investigate
now
the
bedspring
that
is
breaking
sales
records
throughout
the
Dominion
the
Slumber
King.
It
is
thefinest
steel
fabric
spring
built
in
Canada.
Its
four
rows
of
coil
ties
allow
the
26
ribbon
steel
strips
to
shape
to
your
body.
You
never
get
cramped
down
in
the
centre.
Extra
wide
border
s
some
automobile
raring
that
of
Cinderella,
thereby
iiftsip
the
is
sensational.
'rbarncler
out
nf
the
nake-leticv
-
-
-
into
the
real.
KISS
FOR
CINDERELLA
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DCTTV
DDftWCnW
..
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i.v,i..
n..
Barrle
Story
Translated
Into
Pic
ture
Is
Full
of
Heart
Tugs
and
Humor
The
imavinalixe
whimsy
of
James
M.
Harrie,
the
directorial
artistry
of
Herbert
Brenon
and
Hie
piquant
personality
or
Belly
H
run
suit-
I
lie
three
factors
tha:
werciitb'iefly
reiuinsilile
for
lhe
spectacular,
success
'f;
"Peter
Parr'-j-fliiiibitie
to
make
"A
Kis-for
'
Ciiideriiila''
one"
of
th"
screen's
uoiabte
achievements.
LnJIke
"Prtc'it
l'.m'.'v
1
however,
"A
r.)F
nih.leltA"
is
no
entirely
mire
fancy;
It
Is,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
a
vivid,
appealing,
modern-day
romance
'iald
again
the
very
realistic
background
of
I
lie.
I.ondon
slums,
with
a
lovable
in
ue
neroine
in
ine
person
of
a
lonely,
half-starved
waif,
and
a
sympathetic
policeman
as
the
hero.
The
slory
of
this
little
Cinder
ella
slavey,
who
dreams
of
the
day
when
she
will
be
invited
to
a
marvellous
pall
where
a
band
some
Prince
will
pick
her
out
a
his
Princess,
is
one
that
only
Harrie
couM
have
written
altogether
deliifhlful,
filled
with
tears
and
lausr'h
and
Jiearl-lugs,
.-"inn
uiakps
a
lowly
fairy
god-
nolher,
and
Henry
Mhrat,
Dor-thy
r.iiioimiw.
Flora
Fiim-Ii
am'
t
score
or
omre
of
et)ually
well
rtiwn
jiliMirs
round
out
a
dis-iiiauislied
mipiiori
mg
casi.
strips
and
cables
prevent
sagging
jttlges.
Nothing
can
catch
and
tear
the
bedclothes.
It
is
easiest
to
keep
clean.
Only
huge
production
could
make
its
price
$12,
surprisingly
little,
especially
when
yoursieep
and
health
are
at
stake.
Seeitatanyfurniturestorctolay.
While
there,
complete
your
comfort
with
the
Osterntoor,
for
more
than
30
years
Canada's
finest
white
cbttoij
felt
mattress,
regardlessof
price.
An
unrivalled
value
at
$25.
Ijook
for
the
Osterntoor
label.
IMMON
BED
SPRING
s
by
and
enlivened
by
all
ihpse
whim
steal
touches
that
are-
part
and
parcel
or
every
Harrie
tale.
Superior
Craftsman
And
only
Herbert
Hrenon,
dreamer,
realist
and
craflsman
that
be
is,
could
have
translated
H
to
the
silver
sheet
In
terms
of
poignant,
human
drama
and
Inimitable
comedy
without
des
troyiiig
its
esneiitial
fantasy.
Betty
Bronson,
who
showed
in
"Holer
Pan"
that
she
possesses
thai
wistful,
elusive
quality
so
necessary
for
the
successful
por
trayal
of
a
Harrie
heroine,
fiives
as
finished
and
compelling
performance
as
any
yet
seen
on
the
ccreen.
She
lives
the
roU
CANNERY
AT
CAPTAIN'S
COVE
IS
INCORPORATED
i.C.
Gazette
Announces
Forma
tion
of
New
Concern
With
Capitalization
of
$60,-000
The
BjC.
Oazelle
this
week
an-iiouiu'e
the
incorporation
of
the
Kaplaiu
-mo
Cam)
ins
t'.o.
Ltd.
villi
a
capitalization
of
150,000.
I
bis
is
Hie
company
which,
organized
by
F.
T.
Foley
of
Van
comer,
Is
establishing
a
iie
cannery
at
Captain
s
Cove
down
he
coast
from
here.
"SS
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
T.
'.on,
Prince
Rupert
.J.
Stephens,
Arthur
J.
Cur
(1.
P.
Fisher,
0.
.1.
IIojv-
lotham,
.1.
(I.
Millichamp,
J.
B.
Stephenson,
..
.1.
Lewis,
A.
Hell-
ti-vintr,
W.
W.
Millville,
11.
C.
Thompson,
S.
O.
Ilavis
and
F.
I.
N'ealon,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
O.
Culler
and
mtimily,
Anyot;
II.
I).
Mdntyre,.
cily;
.John
A.
Clarke,
Capt.
Dryboroiifth
and
II.
P.
Muhtinifnle,
Claxtnn
Cannery;
A.
W.
liowlell,
Smilliers;,
(!
Money
and
K.
H.
Wadsworih,
Montreal;
Mrs.
A.
II.
Perkins
and
Mrs.
W.
Davis,
Port
'Ksslnttloti;
Mrs.
Alder
and
daughter
and
Mrs.
Hull
and
daiinhlcr,
Usk:
Mrs.
L.
L.
Howe,
Hilchie;
Henry
Whlllaker.
Victoria;
Denny
.fackson,
Premier.
Central
W.
O.
Murray,
city;
ft.
Sliefskfy
and
T.
Fnrlin,
O.N.
It.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
SVH'
I
PKiNr.r
nmpor
tA
Mmrr
ruitin
am
u..
rmsCI
ti
VSNCOUVIR.
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10
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ii.
riuNCK
johh
f..rimhiiy
for
vANCouwjH
i
guns
eHmnj
IILAIlDS.
CANADIAN
VPACiriC
FAssthatn
trains
liavi
prinm
nuetar
EDMONTON,
WINNIPCO,
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