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iMlLY
KDiTIOH
5JE
Monday,
March
8,
1920.
How
Little
Things
Warp
Our
Judgment.
Saturday
a
United
Slates
vessel,
the
Boxer,
was
passing
through
the
rather
narrow
hut
perfectly
safe
channel
west
oi
Kennedy
Island.
A
flurry
of
snow
obscured
the
vision
and
be-fore
the
officers
of
the
ship
knew
what
was
happening
the
Boxer
was
ashore
on,
Whitediff
Island.
The
little
snow-flakes
had
warped
the
judgment
enough
to
consc
what
might
have
been
a
catastrophe.
Every
day
similar
things
are
happening.
Had
there
been
a
blustering
gale
Ihe
vessel
could
have
nought
shelter
safely
but
the
little
despised
flurry
of
snow
was
fatal.
.
.
.
s
Beware
Of
Little
Things
'.r
That
Guide
Our
Destiny.
All
Hiroiath
life
il
is
the
littles,
things,
that
affect
us
mot.
Sometime-,
onlv
a
suprtre-lion
sets
Us
on
'a
new
path
that
may
he
right
or
wrong
but
which
is
very
far
fftjm
the
one
intended
to
be
travelled.
Even
a
glance
ot
.the-
ey.iij
iieflcrleil
nianv
i
man
from
hi
lnt".
Tlie
obvious
dutv
then
is
to"
study
the
Mile
things.
In
btisi
ness
this
hn
always
been
recognized
and
sime
wi-e
man
of
lung
ami
said:
"Take
care
of
the
pennies
and
the
pounds
will
take
care,
of
themselves."
The
idea
is
to
be
careful
over
the
litlle
things
for
the
big
things
will
be
of
such
inmiraiice
that
we
shall
he
sure
to
take
care
of
them.
The
housekeeper
that
looks
after1
the
details
the
stenographer
that
does
her
work
well,
the
workman
that
is
careful
to
carry
out
and
sometimes
to
anticipate
orders,
the
mechanic
that
watches
every
spring
and
nut
and
boll,
all
thee
know
that
they
must
be
careful
of
the
litlle
things
if
thev
are
to
make
a
s,tiees
of
their
work
and
of
life.
The
politician
knows
thai
he
is
seldom
defeated
at
an
election
because
of
the
broad
party
policies,
but
rather
because
of
very
small
things
he
has
done
orljeft
undone.
Attention
to
details
i
ino-t
important
in
all
walks
of
life.
Welcome
Edmonton
Visit-In
Summer.
.
.
If
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade
decides
to
visit
Prince
Rupert,
the
members
will
get
a
hearty,
welcome.
.
The
present
trade
relations
between
that
city
land
tins
are
not
at
present
as
satisfactory
as
they
might
be.
ETl.monton
is
the
nearest
city
on
the
eat
and
is
thu
capital
of
Alberta
and
the
largest
centre
of
the
CN.lt.
west
of
.Winnipeg
except
Vancouver.
We
buy
some
goods
from
Edmontoitand
they
buy
some
from
u
but
there
might
be
a
greater
exchange
of
products
and
gradually,
as
this
port
develop,
the
business
should
increase.
,
One
"thing
against
doing
business
with
Krtmonton
is
the
hCijvy
freight
rale.
We
are
not
suggesting
that
Ihe
railway
is
collecting
Jiiglier
toll
for
the
service
than
it
ought,
except
on
export
grain
and
fhpir,
hut
we
do
know;
thai
lower
freight
rates
tend,
to
increase?
business.
Because
oj.jhp
.competition
and
because
of
the
targe
amount
of
lifismes's;
nTWal
kind
handled,
the
railway
gives
a
low
grain
export
rate.
The
diimeptic
rale
is
miich
higher,
so
high
in
many
cases
.that
it
cannot
compete
with
the
sleamship
rate
to
the
southern
Canadian
and
American
cities
so
that
business
wlfirh
otherwise
would
go
east
now
goes
soulh.
Settlement
Of
Oueen
Charlottes.
i
It
is
only
twenty
years
agojhat
the
first
settlers
went
to
the
east
roast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
taking
op
lands
at
Tlell.
While
the
war
and
other
causes
hindered
'progress
there,
something
has
J.een
done
and
wilh
Ihe1'
completion
of
the
road
lo
Pori
Clemen's,
settlement
will
be
more
rapid
and
development
of
Ihe
farms
greater.
Today
there
is
a
difficulty
in
gelling
produce
to
market.
The
Island
market
is
limited
and
the
difficulty
of
(.hipping
by
stertmer
is
very
great.
Gradually
Ihese
difficulties
will
be
ironed
out
and
greater
progress
will
be
made.
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Poor
hot
milk
over
the
Biscuits
COMING
OF
AMOS
IS
A
MELODRAMATIC
PICTURE
Sheep
Rancher,
Russian
Princess,
and
Plenty
of
Thrills
In
!
Exciting
Film
j
When
Cecil
It.
De.Millo
cle-
xatcii
Hod
La
Itocipic
lo
stardom
and
tin
leading
role,
in
"The
t;omin
of
Amos"
under
the
di-
rectioit
of
Paul
Sloane,
il
was(
generajly
conceded
that
as
a
De
Ml
IN-
slur
this
rising
yotinir
screen
aelor
was
assured
of
fame
and
fortune.
As
"Amos,"
he
is
;iven
the
opportunity
to
pour
fortti
all
the
sincerity,
all
the
realism,
nil
the
hiileserihate
touohes'of
humor
and
pathos
(hat
he
has
evidently
kept
stored
wtiy
for
this
momentous
ocmisind.
The
story
starts
in
Australia,
with
La
Hoctpie
on
a
sheep
ranch.
YVJilh
hreath-takiii!:
sud-
denes.s
itf
sweep.s
to
the
ray
Iti-
viera
and
a
life
of
ease
and
luxury
such
as
he
has
never
dreajn-
rd
of
tifuL
Itussian
princess,
with
whom
he
falls
desperately
in
lose,
and
also
the
crafty
and
owefful
villain
played
by
Noah
Ucery.
The
perils
and
dangers
that
beset
hint
in
his
courtship
of
the
exotic
ftussian
woman
make
up
the
highlights
of
this
highly
llirillins
and
breathtaking
screen
narrative.
Trixie
Friganza
and
Hiehard
Carle
in
featured
roles
pive
added
worth
to
a,
hishly
admirable
cast-
worthy
of
Mich
a
ro-
ducer
and
sueh
a
slo-y
as
Coming
of
Amos.
"
STORY
OF
FLAPPERS;
The
THEK
LOVE
AFFAIRS
"The
Best
People"
to
be
Seen
Here
In
Midweek
Picture
The
siory
"The
Best
People,"
Which
takes
ou
into
the
fash
ionable
Lenox
home,
will
be
seen
In
picture
here
al
the
midweek
showing.
The
Lenoxes,
wealthy.
well
bred,
rated
as
among
"the
lest
people"
of
New
York,
learn,
to
the-ir
dismay,
that
their
son
is
madly
in
love
with
a
chorus
girt.
Coincidental!)-,
their
dauph
ler
ha
developed
a
deep
affec
tion
for
the
family
chauffeur.
Her
idea
of
a
real
t-'nntl
time
is
lo
have
him
take
her
to
a
movie.
The
chauffeur,
played
by
Baxter,
in
reality.
Is
from
a
jrnod
family
hut
up
against
it
since
the
termination
of
the
World
War
Kslher
Italston
is
not
the
accept
ed
tyi
nf
ehoru
girl.
She
Is
demure.
refined
in
manner,
quietly
and
tastefully
dressed
at
all
times
and
ondeniably
beau-
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
"and
Tuesday
'
The
Coming-of
ms.
a
a
melodrama
He-"comedy.
Comedy
"sJherlocSlfMiili."
Wednesday
and
Thursday
'
The
Best
I'eopltC
Lloyd
Jlainillon
Comedy
"Kinp
Cottoh."
Pa
I
he
lteview.
Friday
and
Saturday
Mike"-
a
spiirkirng
comedy
drama.
.
Aesop's
film
fables.
lighfrul
and
tefroshtiw
periods
in
the
theatre
ltifitia'9
como
this
way
m
some
llnie.
Jv
The
iiunersMi
cpjortaituneiti
'
aljie
of
"Mike'
is
the
result
ot
the
director's
expert
and
original!
iniervatng
of
ijirec
essentials'
fast
coinedy,-strop
Me
inter-
est
and
intense
excitement.
II
i;
There-he
meets
the
beau-UNeilan
the
Neilan.
tf
iinty,'i
-Minnie,"
elc.--if
hi
best.
With!
the
new
picture
he
ha
returned
I
to
his
forte
ami
has
proved;
again
that
there
Is
no
one
who
can
do
this
kind
of
IftiiiK
iuile
so
wetL,
Subtle
Wit
The
comedy
of
'"'Mike"
is
rol
licking
and.
constant,
and
runs
the
gamut
from
Bbtle
wit
to
broad
comedy.
It
Is
the
result
of
the
ingenuity
of
the
director
in
handling
the
anmstric
situations
and
the
acting
ol
the
prin-
cijial
romediuns.
who
iiielode
two
of
the
most
famous
fareeure
of
the
films.
Charlie
Murray
and
Kurd
Sterling.
The
Me
interest
centres
in
the
roles
played
hyj
William
Halites
and
.Sally
O'Neill.
The
laltfer
who
ha
v
never
appeared
on
the
screen
before
this
picture,
is
Nrilun's
latest
discovery
and
she
bills
fair
to
become
his
greatest
which
is
aytas
iiiueh.
as
the
ilirecJor
has
given
Ihe
first
chance
to
many
of
the
present
stars.
The
excitement
U
derived
from
the
vrH
marntnltfed
susiens4
and
the
proup
of
thrills
thai
uiuuate
.the
picture
at
what
seems
to
he
just
the
ripht
moments.
Audience
Thrilled
The
story
cottccms
tne
Hfe
of
a
section
boss's
family,
which
Is
mothered
by
the
eldest
daturhlcr.
in
a
desert
railroad
town.
Their
home
is
an
ingeniously
appointed
box
car,
and
their
existence
is
not
peaceful
but
quit'
adventurous
and
ainnsinjr.
The
hijrh
point
of
(he
story
come
at
the
capture
of
the
erirnhml
who
had
robbed
a
mail
train
at
Ihe
family's
so-called
town.
Il
would
destroy
the
sns(Miie
of
future
audiences
to
divulge
the
man
ner
fn
which
Netlan
ha
stneed'
tiful.
The
son
cares
little
fort
this
catdure.
but
it
ean
he
idi
sdclely
and
much
for
stronsr
ilrfnk.
The
World
War,
in
which
be
did
hi
bit,
swept
away
all
his
"high
hat"
ideas.
Abhors
Society
1
1
i
s
sister
likewise
abhors
so
ciety.
She
aspires
to
be
a
flapjter
Of
the
exasperated
type-
to
do
the
things
the
chorus
pirl
flapper
is
supposed
to
do.
And
she
succeed
fairly
well.
Thcparenls
decide
the
slranpe
love
affair
of
the
two
children
must
he
broken
up
for
"the
honor
of
Ihe
family,
anil
a
meeting
is
arrnnsred
for.
Ihrouph-
Ihe
aid
of
a
gold-dwrger
chorus
gjrl
chum
of
Miss
Hailon,
.
Meeting
at
Club
This
meeting
takes
place
at
a
notorjouj
New
York
night
club,
the
olitjective
being
ifor
the
father
to
buy
off
Kslher
Italston.
Hut
the
little
gathering
only
repeals
to'
the
father
that
Miss
Italston
ts
a
sensible,
hard
work-in
gfflaa
rdecided
contrast
in
every
way
to
what
lie
had
peeled.
He
also
finds
that
she
is
about
the
only
influence
for
good
in
his
son's
life.
Mle
later
learns
that
the
chauffeur,
loo,
is
well
worthy
of
his
daughter.
Hesnll:
II
isn't
so
hard
to
figure
out.
PICTURE
CALLED
"MIKE"
IS
ROLLICKING
COMEDY
1
Life
of
People
Who
Live
In
a
!
Box
Car
Is
Set
Forth
With
I
Much
Humor
j
Marshall
Neilan.
who
wrote!
and
directed.
"Mike"
for
Melro-Ooldwyn-Mnyer,
designed
his
latest
production
sojely
for
the
amusement
of
the
onlooker.
"Mike"
leaches
no
lesson;
it
presents
no
deep
problem;
H
probe
no
sociological
question.
Bui
,il
doe
carry
nut
eilan's
admirable
intent
It
entertains,
thoroughly
and
highly
In
fact
It
presents
one
of
the
most
de-
that
the
excitement
will
raise
the
thealregoers
nut
of
their
eals.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
March
8,
1916.
S.
Susuki
was
i.roni'
here
yesterday
for
hospital
treatment,
having,
sustained
cots
about
thel
head
and
shoulders
ni
i
drunken
brawl,
1
tl(
riri-umsiance
of
which
are
being
invcsUgntcd
to-l
day
hy
Chief
(iammon
orthe
pro
vincial
police.
j
Tlfch'f'
Natieiial
liiiJpen'dent
Fisheries
today
paid
HKe
for
the
20,000
pnmul
eatrh
of
the
Ameri-ean
schooner
Zillali
May,
II
was
the
record
high
price
for
the
Iort.
The
I'nion
slennier
Hamosun
is
ashore
op
Ihe
rocl.s
al
Lima
Point
outside
(.f
luttt.y
Island
but
A
Severe
Illness
Caused
,
Constipation
Mrs.
Win.
nill,
Wapella,
8ik,
tiltn
"Three
ymr
ago
I
had
a
very
kevere
illneM,
aau
ever
liaea
I
hate
rofferfd
with
eonitipatioa.
A
few
month
ago
a
friend
adrUed
lue
to
ue
Milburn's
irhieh
I
did,
altlimieli
not
ftpsetliir
any
renultn,
but
I
am
pleaid
te'ay
that
ainee
using:
tbera
I
bare
had
perfeet
u
of
ray
howeU
without
ay
troutile
or
ptJn.
and
have
never
had
blerdiDR
file
ainee,
Kow,
I
neyer
fail
to
rrromroend
Laia
Llver
to
all
my
frieoda."
I
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Cv.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat-
Why
Not?
abolish
wash
day
worries
for
good
THIS
CAN
BE
DONE!
by
any
home
manager
with
the
services
we
offer
you.
the
cot
of
doing
your
weekly
wnsh
nl
home.
THIS
a
"year
without
a
sprint."
There
ean'l
be
a
sprint;
nilhou!
a
winter.
HOW
we
should
like
lo
tie,
struck
dumb
just
once
by
falling
laves.
SHUl'l.li
taxes
Hiiuh
To
greater
heights.
We
should
refuse
To
pay
by
richl.
Hot
what's
the
use
Of
holding
hack
The
cash
to
pay
For
th
iocs
we
lark.
If
we
want
roails
.nl
s.rs
and
lyb.
We
must
ready
To
add
to
the
pile.
Till:
dinicitlly
about
these
fire
lays
is
one
does
not
know
whether
to
Hay
badminton
or
tennis
or
lo
dls
in
the
irnrden.
AM
then
there"
that
culls
us.
the
water
Jt'ST
listen
to
Ihe
call
Thai
is
louder
than
"play
ball":
ft
is
like
a
siren
drawing
us
away;
ll's
Ihe
whisper
of
Ihe
water
That
cll
every
son
and
daugb
ler
And
lures
ii
to
no
out
across
the
hay.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
Newa.
WATf
"NOTICE.
'Dtftfiloii
inl'llu
'TMF.
SOTO.'K
Omi
orth
Ciriflr
rnrem
4nl
Mlnr
llil,
lme
iiMini
i"l
VHnbTKHi
KnlMlna.
If
lorn,
H.'
will
aH
lr
a
tirmtr
VI
Mk
ami
at
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take
anil
use
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ruble
feel
per
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water
mil
or!
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wlilrh
flown
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ami;
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slale
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c.reek
annul
mie'
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mie
hair
mile
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II
moinli.
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waler
will
lie
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frwn
Uk-I
lreatn
al
a
Point
almul
one
half:
miir
iKirini-iiri
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iw
smniwaai
rnnirr
nf
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lie
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rnwer.
steam,
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applicant.
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rroiiml
on
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of
t'eliruarr,
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thin
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an
applirallnn
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llwretn
ami
In
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Art"
will
'lie
riled
tn
Ihe
office
nf
lite
Water
lieronler
al
Prlnre
llunerl.
II
r
i
Oh)ertlon
to
the
appllrallnn
nuy
lie
fils
Willi
the
(alii
Waler
llernnlrr
or
with
Ihe
I'jHnptroller
nf
Wller
lllht.
Parliament
liullillnr.
Vlrinrla.
H.C
.
wllliln
Ihiny
day,
afler
the
first
appearanre
nf
this
Itntlee
In
a
lural
nrwifiafner.
The
date
of
lite
firl
Milillratlnn
nf
Ihla
noliie
Marrh
4th.
114.
south
pacific
ronr.sT
AStl
4IVES
LTII..
Alllranl,
1)7
Harold
E,
W'bjrt,
Aftot.
Stop
n
tiioineiil
.mil
YOU
WILL
FIND
THAT
YOU
ARE
WORKING
FOR
NOTHING.
I'or
exninpte
-
Soan.
soda
and
blueing
2Sc
Fuel
used
lo
heal
xvaler
".
.
50c
Your
lime
al
the
lowest
estimate,
7ir
per
hour
:i
hours
$1.35
Ami
all
your
energy
spent!
$2.10
Compare
this
wilh
our
Thni
T
s.
vice
.c
a
pound
plu
l
per
piece
thing
thoroughly
wobeil.
nil
il
,t
benulifolly
ironed,
wearing
,i.
,..
:i
little
drying
necesnrv.
then
out
V
the
aer.iK'
bnodb
cot
.
$1.50
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
&
DRY
CLEANERS
it
is
expi'i-led
the
e-sel
wdl
soon
he
refloated.
The
.-isiileen
pa
sciiiirrs
were
laken
off
eierday
and
Ciipi.
It.nbinslon
Uns
the
Kwinilsa
alomirsidi
w
takuv
off
freishl.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
MIK.
the
Prin
.f
U'ale
was
younger
anil
wished
lo
set
out
of
a
lak
he
ipnetly
remarked
to
hi
father
"11
tieonre
d
it."
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and
Rockers
$7.35
and
$7,75
and
Wicker
Furniture
ot
all
kinds
'Mocker.
Outre
Table
and
Library
Table..
Ferneries
mol
Jardiniere
Slamlx
are
nmv
in
eson
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
,Onr
door
fnsl
of
Daily
New
Offwe
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123
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a'
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mid
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.
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llardsv
Sash
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lie
s
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beslos
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llnrtlwall
Plaster,
Plnler
or
p.-n
Plaster
Hoanl.
Lime.
Ilydrated
Lime.
Pireelay.
BRICKS,
Etc
Common
Mnck.
Vire
Mrick.
Pressed
llr
X
AncuUiiral
Tile.
Vitrified
Pipe.
Hue
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nails.
Muibliilg
Paper.
Tar
Pirr
Miibberoid
Moofings.
John.
Mativille'a
Asbestos
iiig.
Asphalt.
Asphalt
Hoofing
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'
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