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GREEN
TEA
.
..
higher-wages
for'the
populace
at
large
and
real
estate
values
may
net
probably
never.
Will
vomt
biHk
to
what
they
Used
to
be.
In
many
ease,
there
may
be
no
concrete
reason
for
the
better
feeling
oilier
than
the
knwled;e
that
Prince
Ku-pert
Is
now
on
the
eve
of
Ion;
promised
commercial
developments
and
that
the
city
It
soon
going
to
be
a
place
well
worth
living
lis,
a
place
Imbued
with
pro-grewi
and
prosperity.
srlf-conUlnlng
and
no
loneer
to
be
mocked
at
aa
being,
"a
dead
hole
five
hundred'
miles
from
nowhere."
IXTEKIOK
IS
FEELIXU,
BETTER.
Interior
jmlnts
are
also
experiencing
a
rise
In
plrlt
since
grain
startrd
moving
over
the
line
to
Prince
Kupert.
There
I
the
prospect
of
increased
railway
business
through
the
enlarging
of
staff
and
crews.
More
buslnen
will
also
arise
through
more
maintenance
being
required
to
the
road
with
more
traffic
running
over
It.
But.
apart
from
the
material
point
of
view,
conditions
will
be
generally;
Improved
In
the
smaller
Interior
communities
in
Just
such
a
proportion
as
tliey
become
Improved
In
the
terminus
and
dlMrirt
centre.
ALL
TOdETIIEIt
'
FOR
EMPIRE
OOOll.
It
Is
most
gratifying
to
note
the
spirit
of
accord
that
prevails
at
the
conference.
In
Loudon
where
Premiers
of
all
Dominions
of
the
Empire
.are
now
gathered,
ideally
do
their
political
views
differ,
some
are
Liberals
and
some
are
C'im4erratles
some
are
Socialist
Irally
inclined
anj
utliersNatlonalile
In
their
leanings
bjt
all
are
working
together
for
the
betterment
of
the
British
Em-pirf,t
Is?
there
any
better
proof
of
the
coniioued
solidarity
and
unity
!
of
the
various
setMons
and
parts,
of
Empire?
Is
there
any.
belter
refutation
for.
tiie
sometimes?
riprexsed
opinion
that
some
are
'Uflltlng
apartt
-
palates
alt.,ta
Is
IttplaN
preferable
hi.
,
to
n
the
black
,.,...1.1.1....
hucklrberry
or
.
blueberry.
,
..
Its
near
relation.
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".U.
I.MPKOVKMENTJ
IX
KITEHT'H
Hl'IKIT.
It's
the
.spirit
that
count.
There
has
been
a
wonderful
Improvement
In
the
morale
of
Prince
Kupert
people
dnrlnr.
the
i..t
two
week.
It
H
possible
that
residents
of
this
tlty
and
Investors
In
It
are
.more
hopeful
and
opUraUtk-than
they
ever
were
before.
even
In
the
Imwui
days
lefore
the
war.
And
what
has
done
It?
The
Cunard
8teamihlp
Co.
Limited,
822
Halting-
St.
W.,
Vancouver,
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT.
i
sidered
so
successful
that
the
Con
servatives
have
now
established
a
monopoly
in,
the
use
of
this
important
wea
Xothlne
more
than
the
arrival
of
r"
m
elecUoneerln8
11
"
probable
a
tramp
freighter
to
load
a
rareo
r
wheat
for
the
world-.
,.rk...
s.
"7
?!
K
himself
will
t.
filmed
mak-
......
.......
,iicr
nciaiur
UUIll,
even
K
llf
II
II
was
leaded
to
the
wheat
Pool,
even
when
thrr
t..id
.hi.
...
.
......
.
'
..t
.u.,fc,
..,.,,
8ala
kj
ln
mtentloa
ot
the.
party
U
.p.e
..an,
10
wnat
was.
Prince
Kapert's
pet
saving:
-It
l
a
white
elephant
i
have
these
records
made
of
all
the
lead
anil
and
u
Ulll
111
nrvrr
nn.r
lir
h.
a.rH
...rl
"
li,.,
iii,i
hnu.
,.........
....i...
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
j
j
1,.
PHONOFILMS
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
I
NEW
INVENTION-
EXCXI
MVK
I'OLlTI-
C.VI.
ItlUllTS
SOLI)
TO
rON.sKK-VAT1VES
OK
THAT
fOi:XTHV
Phonotllms
are
being
.shown
for
the,
first
tune
this
week
aa
part
of
the
regular
program
In
a
fclnema'
house
at
the
Capitol,
says
the-London
correspondent
of
the
Maachejter
Ouardlan.
This
means
that
the
Invention
has
definitely
left
the
stage
of
"experiment
and
la
now
a
commercial
affair.
It
seems
likely
that
the
De
Forest
Invention,
with
Its
perfect
eyarlu-tnlcatlon
st
sound
and
the
photographed
Image,
will
have
a
big
effect
upon
the
technique
ot
the
films.
The
distinction
between
the
phono-f
Urn
and
other
inventions
Is
that
in
the
latter
the
sound
Is
obtained
from
grant'
ophone
records
.which
are
synchronised
with
the
mm,
whercaj
In
the
phonofllm
the
sound
la
recorded
simultaneously
and
on
the
same
film
with
the
photograph
and
reproduced
through
a
loud
speaker
aa
the
film
unrolls.
The
examples
givm
thU
afternoon
were
all
records
pf
variety
artists,
and
at
preaent
the
Intention
la
-to
tire
these,
short
mus'e
hall
performances
as
part
ot
the
cinema
theatre
program.
rt-AV
COMES
NEXT
A
short
play
Is
no
being
phono-filmed,
and
we
are
told
that
there
Is
no
reason
why
the
method
should
not
be
applied
to
the
drama.
One's
Impres
sion
was
that
the
addition
ot
the
voice
without
any
other
loss
of
reality
than
la
Inevitable
with
a
loud
speaker
add
ed
wonderfully
to
the
Interest
of
the
film,
and
provided
an
entirely
new
sen
sation.
The
synchronisation
was
exact.
and
the
illusion
of
reality
was
such
that
In
watching
BUly
Merssn,
for
Instance.
one
took
the
voice
for
granted
as
com
ing
from
the
mouth
ot
the
moving
Image.
It
la
impossible
In
the
ordlnarr
way
to
produce
an
Interesting
film
of
a
solo
singer,
and
here
the
phonofllra
seems
to
be
opening,
a
new
era
for
the
screen.
"
"uu,,"
iwni
nip
vranKiormailOH
91
spirit.
'A
MutlM
M
...
...
.
..
..
.
....
.
POLITICAL
ItlOIITS
The
PhonofUm
Company
announces
that
the
Conservative,
party
headquar
ters
have
bought
the
exclusive
rights
of
the
Invention
tor
political
purposes.
Sir
William
Joynson-
Hicks
has
already
made
an
experimental
speech
for
talking
film,
and
the
results
were
con
IUS
ing
muusii
minuter
ana
other
prominent
Tory
....
......
,r.
,
Jlul
Bre
,nr
tUtf
ou
financlslly
than
they
were
a
'P3""cians.
year
ago,'
no
matter
whether
or
not
the
nralher
Is
any
better
or
not.
no
matter!
Wh,t
means
Is
that
It
wlU
be
ihether
or
not
thryiave
made
or
may
make
a
nickel
directly
from
the
move-!
poMlble
tor
tMlD
aimt
'.
tln
mmt
nisn
txi
it
Main
rraln
throurh
1....
.1.
tuu
.!..
.
.
......
;
S
Deft
k
1"
ta
t
.rn.
ti
tanrl
ritatv4
tlmtil.
tinrf.
i.r.i.A.ir
"
w...
a.-
-
irniu);
irriirr
auuut
I
nines.
.t.
And
well
tanu''
,
to
V
"umber
of
balls
may
everybody
In
Prime
Kunert
feel
better.
Ti,.
m.
...
!
,w
inrouenfflit
rrtm
Mimtrv
ait
The
electors
would
be
able
at
the
meet
trig
both
to
see
and
to
hear
big
men
in
a
way
that
has
been
quite
Impossible
before.
EUV
LII
E
LIKE
These
films
are
extraordinarily
life
like.
The
moving
Image
and
the
sounds
are
perfectly
synchronised,
and
the
ef
fect
ts
far
more
Impressive
than
anv
silent
film.
The
phonoftlms
Indeed
elve
an
uncasnay
Illusion
ct
reality.
From
the
politician's
point
of
view,
there
Is
the
advantage
that
he
can
multiply
his
personality
Indefinitely
without
any
trouble
to
himself,
and
he
can
also
appear
before
the
electors
In
a
form
In
which
he
Is
protected
from
heckling
and
disturbance.
"PALM
BEACH
GIRL"
IS
SHOWN
TONIGHT
Bebe
Daniels
Stars
In
Fast
Frisk)
Comedy
Punrtualrd
Willi
oecd-boat
Tlirtlls
Surrounded
by
Florida's
muchly
pub
llclzrd
beauty
spots
and
show,
places,
Bebe,
iall
arrives
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
tonight
In
a
new
and
stimulat
ing
farce-comedy,
entitled,
appropriately
enough.
ruoun,
-The
me
jPalni
aim
Beach
iieocn
uiri.
Olrl."
Sup
eup-
.t
the
recent
ITlnce
Rupert
Inhibition
there
was
an
evbikit
t,nm
i.-lportlne
this
Irrepressible
comedienne
Is
local
Domestic
Science
Mchool,
showing
the
culinary
value
of
the
red
husklrberry.
hhd-plckcd
cast,
headed
by
Lawrence
This
current
fruit
oe.
to
waste
by
the
ton
all
round
here
and
Is
not
valued
,0ra3r
and
,ncjull'18
,n
lu
personnel
as
It
should
be
possibly
because
It
Is
as
common
and
plentiful
as
salal.
Allhouch
'"UCh
tUm
Xavor,tc
B
JPhlne
Drake,
the
red
huckleberry
In
the
south
It
"
Jhn
Ptr,ClC
anrt
grow.
is
generally
too
sparse
and
small
to
be
j
worth
tlie
trouble
of
picking,
while
In
l
the
north
it
frequently
att.ln.
the
size
of
PaTm
e
Beach
Olrl"
1.
based
on
a
small
cherry
'and
loads
the
bushes
,n
the
same
way
as
red
currant,
cover
a
'the
sto
by
DyVon
Morgon
amf
th,
fruitful
bush.
The
fruit
Is
evreltent
for
rnlinln.
a..,,
I.
.11.
..
...
.
,
.
;
.
u
.
.
.
.
"
"'i-iiis.
miu
10
manyipiay,
-nease
neip
ismuy
by
H.
M.
,
...
mrwood.
as
the
title
suggests,
It
is
laid
In
the
smart
society
atmoxphere
of
Palm
Beach,
but
in
the
unfolding
of
the
plot,
Miami
Beach,
Biscay
tie
Bay,
Lake
Worth
and
other
ptcturesque'Flor-
lda
backgrounds
are
glimpsed,
Bebe's
role
Is
that
of
a
naive
country
girl
who
comes
to
Palm
Beach
to
visit
her
weslthy
aunts,
and
becomes
involved
In
a
series
of
screamingly
funny
and
wildly
thrilling
adventures.
Much
of
the
fun
and
excitement
springs
from
her
involuntary
eliorta
t,.
operate
a
speed
boat
speedboat
racing
being
the
principal
outdoor
sport
In-'
dulged
in
by
the
social
elect,
The
sensational
manner
In
which
she
wins
the
big
boat
race
Is
the
outstanding
hlghspot
In
the
film.
The
spectacular
wrecking
of
a
hand'
car
by
a
speeding
Florida
train.
Bebe's
fight
with
the
bootleggers,
her
laughable
experiences
with
the
sheriff
ana
her
humorous
antics
among
the
society
folk
are
other
highlights
worth
mentioning.
An
appealing
little
romance
In
which
Bebe
and
Larry
Oray
are
the
principals
runs
through
the
story,
Gray
Is
the
sporting
sclety
millionaire
with
whose
speed
boat
Bebe
cuts
up.
Vltuj
JJAILY
NKWa
JtMONOAT.
OtT
Mia
KEK
AT
tlTIIOI.ME
Mimiljv
ami
Bebe
Daniels
In
Beach
dlrl."
Albert
Vaughan
Wont
Tell.
InternaUonal
Kevs.
Tuesday
"The
Palm
In
"MUles
J
1
'WriiiirMlay
and
Thursday
Milton
fcills
In
-Puppets."
Comedy:
"Live
Cowards."
Aesop's
Film
Fables.
ji
Friday
and
Saturday
All
Vtar
cant
in
"Bandy."
Comedy:
"Welcome
Danger."
Pathe
Review.
POPULAR
STORY
IS
better!
'..j
1
T"
MILTON
SILLS
IN
NEW
DRAMATIC
ROLE
Will
be
Seen
on
Wednesday
snd
Thursday
n
Puppet-matrr
In
Plrtare
"Puiii"!""
Milton
SUli-
brings
an
extraordinary
role
to
the
screen
in
the
character
of
Nlckl
Rlccohobl.
puppet
master
In
hts
latest
picture,
"Puppets,"
which
conns
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
t
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
with
Sills
In
the
starring
role.
Here
Sills
Is
found
as
a
successful
Italian
who
has
come
to
America
and
made
his
way
to
the
top
in
New
York
lower
East
Side,
where
he
Is
owner
and
master
of
a
little
puppet
theatre
whlcn
la
the
Joy
of
the
-entire
section.
lie
ts
pictured
aa
a
kindly,
loveable
man
whose
heart
is
in
the
work
of
bringing
happiness
to
his
people
through
the
work
ot
his
puppets.
There
ts
a
sweetneAS
about
the,
character
'that
wins
you
from
the
first
lime
he
crosses
the
screen.
And
before
he
is
finished
he
has
an
unusual
histrionic
opportunity,
for
he
has
need
of
all
tre
dramatic
power
with
which
he
la
en
dowed
to
put
serosa
some
ot
the
'scenes
that
are
simply
smashing
In
tber
dramatic
grip.
,
The
war
comes
on.
and
'Nlckl
-
Is
1
called
to
the
colors
by
his
native
land
and
oft
his
wedding
day
leaves
ba
bride
with
his
friends
while
he
goes
to
gamble,
against
the
supreme
sacrifice.
The
scenes
following
his
return
when
be
entries
back
totally
deaf
are
amen,
the
most
powerful
of
Sills'
screen
career.
Ocrtrude
Olmsted
as
his
leading
lady
Is
a
pleasing
and
sympathetic
player
tn
her
role
and
makes
an
admirable
hero
hie.
BROUGHT
TO
SCREEN
"handy."
Tale
of
Flapper
Mho
litflrd
Cum
rut
ions.
To
He
rrn
Here
"Sandy."
the
story
of
a
flapper
btldt.
which
has
been
running
serially
l
more
than
100
newspapers,
has
been
converted
into
a
motion
picture
and
will
be
shown
Friday
and
Saturday
a,
the
Westholme
Theatre.
"8andy"
was
written
by
Elenor
He-herln.
who
also
wrote
"Chlckle."
which
was
filmed
last
season
While
"Chlckle"
registered
a
success
both
as
newspaper
serial
and
as
a
picture.
It
U
said
that
"Sandy"
has
fsr
outdistance!
"Chlckle"
in
popular
appeal
as
a
stor
that
It
presents
greater
motion
picture
possibilities.
A
careful
search
for
an
actress
4
to
bring
to
the
screen
the
vivid
person
altty
of
Sahdy
McNeil,
the
beautiful
young
girl
of
nineteen
who
ts
the
heroine
of
the
story.
Madge
Bellamy
was
finally
selected.
Sandy
la
the
modern
young
woman
aqulver
with
thf
love
of
life
and
impatient
with
ham
perlng
rules
of
conduct.
In
the
motion
picture
version
ad
vantage
was
taken
pf
everyopportunity
presented.;
by
the
wide
variety
of
thrill
Ing
episodes
to
bring
to
;
this
screen
the
most
colorful
picture
of
the
1920
gin,
htr
Ideas
ot
life
and
all
the
complexl
ties
of
the
modem
social
order.
In
addition
to
Miss
Bellamy
the
cast
Includes
Leslie
Frnton.
Harrison
Pord
Bardson
Bard
and
others.
AS
IMI'ltOVK.MKNT.
Concert
Performer
You
have
me
down
for
four
songs.
Don't
you
thick
my
turn
would
bs
improved
If
one
were
omitted?
Organizer
Yes.
.
Twenty-five
per
cent
.NOVEL
1'I.AN.
Bride
(to
architect
I
I
like
the
plans.
but
couldn't
you
have
the
house
a
bit
smaller,
with
more
.
and
larger
rooms.
A
new
perfume
which
the
Inventor
asserts
win
remove
all
facial
wrinkle
Is
being
made
at
Orasse.
home
nt
French
perfumes.
Used
after
the
Bath
Dr.
Chase's
OINTMENT
Relieves
Chafing
and
All
Skin
Irritations
)hp
smaller
l
TJOR
over
a
score
of
years
Lux
has
kept
pace
with
the
evolution
of
the
feminine
wardrobe.
To-day
when
everything
you
wear
is
expensive
and
frequently
fragile,
Lux
offers
you
Safety.
Your
filmy
undies
and
negligees,
your
sheer
silken
hose,
and
all
those
intimate,
luxurious
things
that
cost
so
much
all
can
be
safely
and
taautifully
laundered
with
Lcrcr
BnxLen
limited,
Toronto
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
onimi.it
ts,
1916.
Mrs.
Chrales
Case,
who
was
Injured
yesterday
afternoon,
by
a
rock
from
a
blast
near
the
City
Hall,
has
been
admitted
to
the
hospital
An
Interesting
cricket
match
wai
played
a
few
days
ago
between
a
team
from
a
ship
tn
the
harbor
and
a
teatu
rrom
the
Prince
Rupert
Cricket
Club,
A
report
dealing
with
the
electrk
light
and
telephone
department
wet
read
at
the
city
council
last
night.
The,
surplus
amounts
to
t2.171.76.
O.
D.
Ttte
Just
received
a
card
from
V.
A.
Cole
who
Joined
the
naval
service
and
Is
now
at
Southampton.
Eng.
WATER
NOTICC.
Dlftrson
snd
Use
TAKE
.Millci;
thai
Point
mile
i.simerH
.iiiiiian.
mii.,
wihw
iiiuitm
i,
I
loir
.tteiine
YVIiarr.
Vancouver.
H.i
...
will
apph
rr
s
lU-eiH'f
tu
uke
sml
u
.--
r,n
ssliuii's
lr
niliiule
of
wsIit
out
r
small
tn-sni.
slMt
known
ss
Hold
Strum,
which
flow
n'irllwsit
slut
drains
into
Jedway
llsrlmr
about
10
feet
norlliwrit
of
koiiiIimhi
rorner
nf
Toiro
MlnlnK
claim.
The
water
will
be
.diverted
rnxn
Hh-
stream
St
s
point
slmut
omi
feet
siiutliweol
of
south
ri't
corn-en
nr
Tmrn
Miniiiar
:i.itni.
and
will
be
um-iI
for
liHliiMrtal
urHea
upon
the
land
iiesrribeii
a
ii.it
aru
mrthcst
.
r
Tiiko
Mlnint
claim.
This
itutn-o
was
n.iei
mi
Hi
rrouiKl
.irn-tlw
vlh
0r
nf
Hemmi
Imt,
ma.
A
copy
of
llm
nclU'e
and
an
nntillrallon
liursuanl
Ihrrrii.
anil
to
tlir
"Wslrr
M
l"
will
he
filed
In
the
otrn-e
of
the
Water
llecurder
St
I'rlnie
Imiierl,
II."..
4llilertlons
to
llm
alitillcstlini
miv
iJ
filed
Willi
the
said
Water
lieruriler
or
wnii
me
uoiiiiiniiier
ir
water
II
I
hi.
i
,i
iiiKiirni
jtuiiuniBi.,
,
ii
inns,
ll.i
Willi
In-
tinny
day
after
the
first
apiH-arnnci,
11
Sllii,
ieili-fT
111
IOT4I
lieWSIMIKT
Till
dale
nr
the
flrt
iiilittcatlii
of
Una
m,
lire
Is
lirtoher
t,
191(1.
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CAM:HY
CO.
I.TD
...
......
Militant.
1
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it'UHH
,11
SIIH'I'Sj
AtCnl
MINgRAL
A0T
Osrtlflests
f
Improvsmsnts.
Bniwnle
No.
t
Mineral
Claim,
sltnale
In
the
Atlin
Mlnlna-
lilvlslott
f
llie
cVs.lar
Utslrlrt.
m
Wsnn
Itlvrr.
siljiiltiiii
",,
to
TAkK
MtTICt:
thsl
I,
James
It,
kerslisw
Free
.Miner's
Certirirsie
.No.
hmi,
inienrt'
(lily
ilsys
from
the
ilats
liereuf.
o
an
Iv
to
the
Mining
llecorder
for
a
Cerilftra
f
Imiirnveinenis,
rnr
the
purpose
of
no!
laliilnr
a
Crown
llrsnt
nf
the
above
rlalin
And
further
take
notice
that
anion
"nv
der
seclUut
H,
mint
he
riitiinieiieed
before
tlio
Issue
of
such
Certiricate
nr
tn.ni...!
tnrnts.
HI
day
of
gepicmber,
A.D.
I9j
U,
McN,
rtlAStn,
Aitnt.
r.
f
I
Ul
aWaflll
I
f
I
"I
1
1&
I
si
1
assawwsawwasw
aa
11
msm-ws.s
i
,
.
your
allowance
for
Lingerie
the
better
you'll
like
Lux
Lux
over
and
over
again.
They
will
come
forth
from
the
immersion
in
Lux
suds,
gloriously
clean
and
bright;
refreshened
and
rc-bcautihcd
The
smaller
your
lingenc
allowance,
the
better
youTl
like
Lux,
because
Lux
laund
ering
lengthens
the
life
d
all-fabrics.
The
vxndtrful
juaas
of
Lux
bos
tuttur
ally
tiKutragtd
imitations.
For
your
protection
Lux
is
sold
only
in
packages
sever
in
bulk.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand
-
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
8moked
Dally
by
Canadian
.Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co-
D
Prlnco
Ruperts
B.C.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limits
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oparsttliio
0.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Ory
Dock
rt0ln.ra,
M.chlnlm,
Bollormnkera,
Blackimlth.
P1
mait-rt,
rounairs,
Woodworker!,
Etc
ELKOTRIO
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
in
equipped
to
handle'
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
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and
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