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..me
,
oj
Hie
Jirilliatit
speakers
of
Canada.
Many
will
think
that
-Mr.
laj.ointe
wes
well-enough
paid
when
he
received
his
salary
C
A
B
I
N
C
L
A
S'S
$
14
5
AND
'abbbvBM.
as
muiisier-oi
me
crown.
Is
There
Really
A
Governing
Class.
V
no
mpre"!l'
13
Foreman?
years
Cunard
has
paid
special
at
ten
tion
to
ladies
and
children
travelling
alone.
U
P-
"We
have
booked
by
Cunard
forthe
round
trip!
Excel-lehl
service,
and
it
costs
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DAILY
IDITIOX
BE
Monday,
July
12,
1926.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
-and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Native
Sons
Request
Is
Reasonable
One.
i
The
request
of
the
Native
Sous
of
Canada
in
convention
assembled
in
Vancouver
lhal
appeals
lo
the
Privy
Council
be
discontinued
and
that
all
matters
of
law
shall
be
deaH
with
by
a
Canadian
court
of
appeal,
is
a
reasonable
one.
lthas
been
asked
liy
many
public
Indies
in
the
pasl
and
many
newspapers
and
public
organisations
have
discussed
it
pro
aud
con.
Because
of
the:
agitation
against
Privy
Council
appeals
it
was
decided
a
few
years
-ago
that
only
Very
important
caes
with
coustitutioual
significance
t-hould
be
referred
overseas.
The
result
has
been
that
the
I'rivy
Council
judicial
committee
has
had
little
to
do
recently.
There
is
a
general
feeling
in
this
country
that
Canadian
courts
te
'wholly-competent
to
deal
'with
Canadian
affairs
and
that
the
reference
of
cases
toihe
Privy,
Council
in
England
tends
only
to
Create
irritation
andis
a
danger
to
Imperial
relations..
Purely
Matter
j.
For
Liberal
Party.
'
;.
The
announcement
that
an
honorarium
is
lo
be
raised
for
11
On.
Ernest
Lapoinle
by
members
of
the
Liberal
parly
is
a
matter
for
Liberals
only
or
Tor
admirers
of
the
French
Canadian
statesman.
It
is
not
in
any
sense,
a
political
matter.-..If
the
Liberals
wish
to
give
their
money
for
that
purpose
they
have
a
perfect
right
to
do
.-o,
but
it
must
not
be
thought
that
anv
person
who
does
no
do
so
is
showing
any
slight
to
the
man
who
leu
the
party
(or
a
long
time,
and
.who
is
acknowledged
to
be
Is
there
really
a
governing
class?
is
beimr
often
asked
todav.
At
oiie
time
it
was
thought
that
a
few
people
had
the
divine
right
10
suy
wnav
me
resi
oi
me.
people
op
the
world
should
do
and
how
they
should
conduct,
their,
public-
affairs.
That
day
has
passed.
It
passed
in
Canada
when
William
Lvon
.Mackenzie.
grandfather
of
the
illustrious
head
of
the
Liberal
party
in
Canada
today,
fought
the
family
compact
tu
u
finish
and
won.
,
n
A,ia
tmic
L'1,o,'a'"
have
been
trained
in
the
art
of
fioyernmelit.
,Tme,
they
have
hot
always
been
Micressful
and
ni'Uhefc
,haye
British
statesmen
under
the
old
svslem
nlw's
'been
successful.
Modern
amateur
statesmen
are
proving
that
tbW
can',
iet
just
as
good
results
.as
could
the
men
who
con-
sldei
cel.
thfcy
were
loo
good
to
live
with
J
he
common,
people
and
1
who
set
themselves
up
as
being
tlm
lords'ot
creation.
Canada
has
no
governing
clas
aud
does
not
want
one.
Every
man
is
eligible
for
the
Inchest
positions
nnH
if
lie
-h?.
the
ability,
has
a
perfect
right
lo
a
seat
at
the
councils
of
llic
country
if
his
rellow
citizens
will
It.
Enjoy
the
Summer
While
It
Is
Here.
Prince
Rupert
has
a
most
enjoyable
summer
season..
It
is
a
season
that
is
not
too
hot
anil
yet
warm
enough
Jo
make
outdone
life,
swimming,
rishing,
hiking
and
similar
sports
very-attractive.
Compared
with
jife
in
the
south
it
has
a
big
lead.
Let
us
all
enjoy
the
summer.Avhile
it
is
here.
The
young
people
are
having
their
holidays
and
older
ones
are
taking
in
j
ne.;
picnics
nmr
outings
mat
go
with
no
t
rue
of-vear.
It
is
'11
to
remember
.that
the
time
of
reallv
jd
in
the
meantime
.tide
outdoors
is
calling.
Let
us
;di
get
oiil
as
niueh
as
possible-.
Here's
a
rearshortcake"
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
berries
and
cream
'it
A
'
i
t
8.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Tht
American
Venus."
Comedy
"tfoft
Pedal."
Internal
iohal
News.
-
4
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"The
Scarlet
Saint."
Comedy
"The
Hug
Bur,"
'Aesop's
Kilm
.Fables.
Friday
and
Saturday
k'Tlie-
phantom
of.
the
Opera."
Pal
ho
Review.
THE
PHANTOM
OF
THE
OPERA
Lon
Chaney
Is
Mysterious
Figure
Who
Inhabits
Cellars
or
Building
.Opera
goers
and
inusio
loers
generally
will
find
"The
Phantom
of
(he
Opera,"
coming
at
the
week
end,
of
unusual
interest,
inasmuch
as
the
story
is
laid
u
and
around
the
famous
Pari-i
Opera
House,
and
iiirtudca
among
its
many
bir
scene
a
production1
of
(lounod's
'"faust
in
exactly
the
style
this
(i;rra
was
present-j
ed
in
1880.
'The
Phantom
of
the
Opera,"!
is
produced
from
the
farnom
aovel
by
(laston.
i.eroux,
anil
deals
with
a
mysterious,
fiftUM
who
inhabits
the
deep
cellars
below
the
opera
house,
ami
from
there,
posing
as
a
ghost,
controls
its
destinies.
The
heroir.o
of
the
story
U
a
youns
opera
sinper,
and
with
her
the
I'han-!oin
falls
in
love.
The
production
of
"Faust."
which
Is
one
of
the
scenes
in
the
production,
was
preceded
by
four
months
of
research
in
the
archives
ami
libraries
of
Paris,
Ber
lin,
Vienna
and
Rayreuth.
Fivo
architects,
four
costume
designers
and
ther
stalls
visited
tha
opera
houcs
of
illl
thesw
musical
centres,
securing
data,
making
ikelche
oj
seltinps
and
cos-
(iiiiies,
in
order
(liat
air
the
opera
scenes
might
be
absolutely
ac
curate.
For
the
making
of
the
picture
a
replica
of
the
Paris
Opera
Bouse
was
built
at
the
Universal
studios.
The
exterior
of
the
opera,
approximately
Iwo
cllj
blocks
in
width,
the
grand
stair
case
with
its
six
levels,
risinpr
to
a
heiht
of
a
hundred
feet,
th(
foyer,
which
is
the
promenade
o
the
fashionables
between
th
acls.
tlu
salon
de
danse,
'the
stae,
I
he
great
auditorium,
with
its
five
tiers
of
boxes
and
bal
conies
all
ot
these
are
renro
duced
exactly
in
the
settings,
in
full
size
.
The
Paris
Opera
House
is
tint
largest
and
one
f
the
most
beautiful
of
the
world's
theatres;
It
was
started
in
the
time
of
Louis
Napoleon,
and
in
I
he
re
volution
which
overthrew
him
it
was
used
as
military
headquarters.
The
cellars
were
turned
thto
prisons.
With
the
cslatn
llslimeitt
of
-the
present
ifoveru-
nlenl
the
opera
house
was
nain
devoted
to
grand
opera,
and
has-
been
world
famous
ever
sintu
for
its
spectacular
productions.
AMERICANYENUS
AT
WESTHOLME
TONIGHT
Vision
of
Blonde
Loveliness
Seen
In
Picture
Starring
Winner
of
Beauty
Contest
When
Miss
Fay
Lamphfer
won
the
beauty
contest
and
becamo
Miss
America
it
was
part
of
Iho
arrangement
that
she
star
in
A
Paramount
picture.
She
became
the
American
Venus.
Speaking
oi'
the
picture
one
of
the
bur
city
reviewers
said:
The
American
Venus,
para
mount's
widely
heralded
filni
special,
which
had
its
local
pre
miere
last
night
at
the
hailto
Theatre,
appears
to
be
blessed
wilh
every
ingredient
that
makes
for
entertainment
not
only
on
the
screen,
but
4n
the
musics!
comedy
stnge
as
well.
In
fact,
several
of
the
out
standing
features
in
this
raagni
ficeut
photoplay,
notably,
the
elaborate
fashion
show
nnd
lbs
artistic
tableaux,
which'
were
filmed
in
beautiful
Technicolor;
have
never
Imxti
surpassed
and
seldom
been
equalled
even
in
Hit
most
glorified.
stage
productions
Wonderful
Costumes
However,
the
story,
which
'Townsend
Martin
wrote,
has
not
.THIS
DAILY
NnSWa
,
Thirsty
?
Here's
the
Answer
First,
sparkling,
carbonated
water
next,
the
juice
of
luscious
oranges
next,
the
delightful
flavor
of
their
peel.
Added
to
this,
zestful
tang
of
the
fruit
acids
from
oranges,
lemons
and
limes
a
pure
food
color,
such
as
you
use
in
your
cakes
and
candies
pure
cane
sugar.
Indoors
or
outdoors,
Orange-CRUSH
is
always
refreshing,
always
healthful.
If
you
like
oranges
you
will
like
sparkling
Orange-CRUSH.
Have
it
on
ice.
Give
your
guests
a
treat
when
they
drop
in
for
a
visit.
Telephone
your
dealer
today
to
send
you
a
case.
And
remember-
you
can
only
be
sure
of
the
genuine
when
you
see
the
name
Orange-CRUSH
blown
right
into
the
Krinkly
Bottle.
riih
ami
unnilerflit
gorgeous
settings,
tavtsli
inouni
T!ras
carnival
ing
and
weirith
of.
lovely
ardjr
the
rit
shapely
irls,
tlicse
are
merel.jSiHilh
appear
tiutltinir
hountv
uuirflA
Many
members
families
in
the
In
these
scenes.
adjuncts
to
lite
absorbing
plot
Kxciting
racing
rne
photic
that
sweeps
along
in
bright
rtr.iUgrapbed
at
the
raiituu
llelmoiu
lively
rashion
to
a
tacularacelRiek
furnish
real
thrills,
and
satisfying
conclusion.
Heading;'
jut
exrefleiif
cat
nr
Of
the
comedy,
rmance
and-
Mary
AMiiif
and
Lloyd
Hughes.
thrills
that
dev'P
n
the
cours
;
K,lbcYroThri)lFNew..
i
if
!it
ttir
I
lira's
nnreefilig.
it
Is
?
'
4
erhaps
best
not
to
go
loo
mucli
"
:LIU5
CT'
into
detail;
sullife.to
say,
that
Notic
of
i(itintint
appir
ul
Land
tbey
hinge
on
Hie
efforts
orV,
,
,.im,
Hfcordiw
butnri
or
Prince
beautifu:
girt
a
ded
and
ttl.llolj--.t--iio
TSarJ3rR:
ny
an
enierprisinsr
press
iigeiiii.!
in,
inrrr
iiuim
toum
ur
ne
ix
units
in.
i
,.i
.....i
k..ir
i
.
n
in
order
lo
boost
(he
complexion
creams
and
lotions
nianiif.'iclun-d
by
her
father.,
,
.
Radiant
Vision
'
Ksfher
Halslon
is
a
radiant
visjoji.jpr
blonde
Ijrveyupss
and
inaVeV
fan
piallngt'
synipathell.
beroiiie;
lUwrjf'ce;
jtlray
i
plays
Ihe
JextiVranC"
'
publicity
.mad
with
conimepd.ible
zeal
and
vie
or:
IViid
i
iySlerVngi
'provokes
liinubVand
c'tiiu-kles
Willi
his
ns
ual
facility;
and
Fay
LiinphierJ
who
was
crowneil
"Miss
AmerV
ten"
al
the
recent
Atlantic
Rityii
urttuu
rshimbu
k.mp
iotsi'
title
rol
ill,
urin(Mirrtiri-it
,r
tiiin
.frm
tu
llw
in
short,
rlic
Amerlea:i
.
--j.
a
'
TJ
enus
rnus
is
is
a
a
uraiio-A
ira.jo--i
screen
Bcrecn
sna
i.iij
ture?iMrs:
THE
SCARLET
SAINT
SHOWS
MARDI
GRAS
Famous
New
Orleans
Carnival
In
Mld.weK
Picture
Which
Is
a
Dramatlo
Romance
TALK
intlCR
Ihll
T
r.n.rfl.n
VI.
k.
Itiic
lUinit'inr.
Lliultni.
ut
Vtnn.uvrr.
uc-
tviilMilion
Siliwa
-niKK,
liitrwit
la
(ilb
ir
vi.
iu
i3i(Qinf
a-rriin
liw)
cuiawnrinr
tl
ivt
ptnil
t
hl
of
lnii
ttnivt
H
mi
in
nurts
er
unnml
tret-k;
nu-nrc
urtt
to
ttulnt.
thitro
julh
10
rht'.ni:
thi-nrij
t,
jft
rhln.
nMr
or
i
ihor
Itoes
lltenre
norlk-rrlj-
rollglnr
nir
In
to
I'.tt.c,
iiwl
imuiidriK
40
rrv,
m.ir
or'
l.
Ttie
r.A,.ni5i
nsaiTiu
compsmy.
IJMlrtl),
Xppnnnt.
-
Per
WllUaiu
Alfti"!
Bowrr
niii
qui
Ann!,
iti
H
0
T
I
0
S.
,
I.N
THE
MATTklt
n
crllriUon
ror
the
iu"
ur
rroMinl
orlirirti
ul
lltli-
rr
the
F.t'l
tulf
or
IM
two
.
lilork
rfft
mi
tnhilituion
nt
Utl,
trtrii
Imnilrrd
itxt
rrtT
ill
(Tlti,
vm
cturiniio
lii.irm.
.in
il
rrovinro
or
the
tbo
holli
lhl,an"
'""
tx"""
prortiu-ivt
to
ii.
it
U
imiiii
beautv
uiauiy
sind
aiiu
mil
talent
in
lo
iu
Imv
mn-ntum
tii
ln
rir
ttv
riHriilun
r
on
nnlh
fr'n
tlx
firl
putillrallon
tirHir,
I
PruflKlniul
Crrtirirato
oj
lltle
li
the
ulsiro
tamt
if)
thi
name
nt
r.Mi
.fiaji-.ijr
i
iii
am
iii
iur
mani
in
tt,
,ni,r,.i
Ni.nlti.iii.
u.imsl
ihi
ViriV
and
is
enthusiastically
recoini
,r,'f'r,'
I1"
taied.ih
m
'
,
,
,.
.
..
.'
IWiruarjr,
1819,
and
la
ininibrrHt
invt-t.
mended
to
discrinunutiiur
pic-
i.int
iirauuy
orrire.
prima
nup-rt
"The
Scarlet
Saint,"
a
swiftly
mnviny
story
of
lose
and
intrigue,
set
In
New
Orleans
during
Mardi
(Iras
week,
.with
its
picturesque
carnival
and
H
famous
racitiK
meet,
is
the
attraction
that
Is
to
be
.here
for
Ihe
midweek.
Adapted
from
!erald
Heau-niont's
famous
story",
"The
Lady
Who
Played
Kidele,"
the
plchne
deals
with
Ihe
.dramatic
romnncn
of
a
ynutiK
American
iflrl
who
i
forced
to
marry
a
much
older
man,
a
foreigner,
lo
save
tior
sweetheart
from
Jail.
Heplete
with
action
from
start
n,c,
Ul
June,
ttfO.
II
r
M
.
I
rnn
hrlirar
of
TlltM
LAND
ACT.
Cafr
UnJ
Dlftiirt.
Land
nrrorOlnn
M'lrlrt
ot
I'rliirn
lterl
amt.'
allualMi
im
Taku
Ann.
tlmul
luiWa
auulhwrt
of
mmitll
vl
Atlintn
lllvrr,
TAKK
Mil
H
i:
that
FrinflA
IllrhUf
linnl(i
of
A
Kin.
U.K..
occupation
mill
tnaiiaicrr.
Ihliiicl.
to
apply
fur
N-riiillm
to
iurria
ilia
following
drrlt-l
iano:
-
CnnunfnrlHf
at
a
pmt
(itanlfd
on
tint
on
ih
almrr
ut
Taku
Arm
almut
t
miles
oulhwtt
rrnni
Urn
iiMiuth
of
Allium
nitrr
anu
runiiini
tnmrr
tu
rlialna
rnt,
Ihi-nre
lo
rluiln
toiitli!
tliciitv
ru
rhalna
ra.ti
am
tlitnm
rhaina
north
to
point
of
rommi-nrfinont,
rnntalnlna;
40
arm,
nioro
or
!.
rrtANcts
nicmnn
niiM.np.
Appllrant.
PUP
A
Ulti.
Miv
to,
tttd.
LAND
A0T.
Notlca
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Prlnrat
HiiMTt
Land
tli-cordini
On-trlrt
or
l-rliire
'
Import,
and
iltuale
at
Matt,
n.c
TAkK
OTIC.R
that
r-:inr-n
II.
Simp-ana.
er
,Mll,
occupation
ranni-r,
In-IiimM
to
applr
for
a
la
of
llic
follow-In
ir
ilrarrltx-il
lands:-
-
r.oiniwiwlnir
at
a
!
p
la
mod
at
th
nortlicait
rorncr
of
Work
Maaarll
TwnMI;
tlwnrn
rauilf
SS
favti
tbem-n
aoothrrly
1,000
fri-t:
llicnrn
ra-rly
UO
frt:
lhiw
nortlu-rly
t.ona
fot
to
iMjint
or
roinnirni'finriit,
and
enn-lilnlnr
3
aires,
mare
or
!.
ttJ(lF..Nn
II.
SIMPSOM.
.
.
Applicant,
Dated
Judi
I,
(fit.
0k-
Don't
Let
Them
Gyp
Our
Boys
and
Girls
CHILDREN
love
Orange-CRUSH.
Why
should
your
youngsters
be
deceived
into
accepting
an
imitation
possibly
harmful
certainly,
inferior?
Yet
every
day
an
unscrupulous
dealer
may
cajole
little
Mary
or
Jack
into
accepting
a
substitute
because
ol
an
extra
profit
ol
a
fraction
of
a
cent
a
bottle.
The
kiddies
need
not
be
disappointed.
Tell
then
that
Cr&nge-CRUSH
is
found
only
in
the
Krinkly
Bottle
with
the
name
Orange-CRUSH
blown
into
the
glass.
Tell
them
to
spend
their
nickels
with
the
honest
dealer
perhaps
a
few
steps
further
up
the
street.
As
a
rule,
dealers
are
honest.
Only
a
few
dealers
here
and
there
will
substitute.
The
Orange-CRUSH
signs
identify
the
man
who
deserves
your
patronage.
You
see,
Orange-CRUSH
costs
him
more
than
be
would
have
to
pay
for
chejper
imitations,
yet
he
knows
that
he
can
make
more
money
with
Orange-CRUSH
than
with
any
other
drink
in
the
world.
People
don't
have
to
be
uieed
to
buy
the
CRUSHES.
OrnngeWJSYL
lon-CRUSH
W
CRUSH
been
.roadij.
tuWrvient
to
the
'o
finish,
the
picture
depicts
sev-scenic
Investiture.
Trust
Frunk'eral
iiieuleiiU
of
a
most
uinisii
.!
Tutlle,
.the
d'reelor,
!
see
to
'nature.
Among
these
are
nciiul,
that.
And
although
the
audieiicii
scenes,
taken
hy
First
National!
...
.
.
.
.
.
:
V
itl
.
'
Is
not
pernmieiJO
OVenoOK
llie-!fa"ieruiiien
m
.1-
irrir.in
uur-
columc;4iKg
last
winters
annual
Maru:
BULGER
S
SALE
will
soon
be
over
If
you
need
a
watch,
buy
It
now!
You
will
save
money.
We
are
taking
off
our
profit
to
reduce
stock.
But
you'll
hav
to
hurry.
Perhaps
you
need
some
new
silverware
or
a
gift
for
someone.
You
can
save
as
much
as
$2.50
on
a
$10
article.
Other
things
In
the
same
proportion.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Jewellers
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
hnye
the
most
complete-
stock
of
timber,
dimensions,
hiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
Joint
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
JI.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
lo
the
last
piece
of
finish.
lleforo
buying
inspect
our
stork.
It
will
pay
you,
Our
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd,
Phones
116
and
117