PAGE
SIX
Gossard
Front
Lacing
Corsets
give
tin
greatest
satisfac-
lion
ami
comfort.
Let
our
j
corsettere
fit
you!
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ld.
Phone
9.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton.
Just
Arrived
A
frcsii
stUi'incryt
of
Rochons
Candies
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams,
Orange,
Yan-illc,
Leniun.
Ginger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
etc..
jut
lb.
75c
Hrazils
in
cream,
per
lb.
$1.25
Iturnt
Almonds-
per
II'.
$1.00
Ilochon'i
Famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
RupertPharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Sets,
Pillow
Cases,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
stamped
ready
for
work.
A
large
variety
of
stamping
patterns
to
choose
from
if
you
wish
to
use
your
own
materials.
1
Heal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
&i
inches,
each
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
four
shades,
per
pair
.
.
$1.25
Col
Ion
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
989
Phone
Green
389
VEGETABLE
SPECIALS
0
lbs.
Hhard
Unions
U'
lbs.
Potatoes
J
lbs.
Parsnips
4
llm.
Carrot
C
lbs.
Turnips
All
for
$1.00
Bluo
Goose
Oranges,
3
Dozen
for
$1.00.
II.C.
Kreab
3
doz.
$1.00
lleinz
Kelehup,
t
hols.
$1.15
Campbell's
Soups.
7
tins
$1.00
(4
Torn
a
to
mid
:i
others
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
13
and
84
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
"ENGLISHMEN
Fort
Fraser
Man
Writes
to
Eng-
llsh
Newspaper
Telling
of
'Life
on
Canadian
Farm
I.
ENTHUSES
OVER
CLIMATE
Says
Ha
Has
Health,
Beautiful
Surroundings
and
Some
Land
of
His
Own
stock
".
85c
i
lb.
McCormick's
Sweet
IJicuits
;.
$1.03
i
do.,
large
Oranges
$1.03
Mcl.aren's
Pure
linking
Powder.
5
lb.
tin
only
$1.25
Itlue
Ilibbon
Tea.
2
or
5
lb.
pkg..
per
Jb
65c
Pure
Lard.
3
lb.
75c,
5
lb.
$1.25,
to
lb
$2.45
'
IK.
tin
Pure
Honey,
or
3
comb
for
95c
0
tins
Corn
or
Tomatoes
..
95c
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
95c
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
iteans
..
95c
3
bottles
lleinz
Catsup
....'95c
t
bottles
Sterling
Catsup
.
.
95c
I
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
95c
5
tins
Delmonte
Peaebes
for
95c
5
tins
Delmonte
Apricots
..
95c
15
tins
Hruiiswidk
Sardines
95c
(5
tins
Kintr
Oscar
Sardines.
.
95c
15
tins
Kippered
Ilerriikg
..
95c
t'J
rolls
Toilet
Paper
.
.
.
95c
t
large
pkgs.
Itohin
Hoixl
Oats
Bordered
Moracaine
95c
i
doz.
Lemons,
Sunkist
....
95c
Malkin's
lies!
Imon
or
Vanilla
Fxlraet.
i
30r
size
or
2
(Hie
size
for
95c
lb.
Hulk
Creamery
Holler
95c
II.C.
Fresh
First
I'gs.
extra
I
n
a
I
i
I
y
.
per
doz
35c
Malkin's
best
JeHy
Powders,
per
iloz
95c
t
tins
Delmonle
Spinach.
2V4's
95c
Fresh
Fruit
and
Green
Vege
table.
First
quality.
We
sell
for
less.
B.C.
Butchers
and.
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
CREPES
In
a
range
ol
popular
shinies
wit.ii
the
new
border
effect.
Very
becoming
for
Spring
or
Summer
wear.
51
iiii'lii's
wide,
in
two
yard
lires-s
iengihs.
Pet
length
$5.00
and
$6.00
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
what
it
menus
to
go
easy
on
cream
and
eggs,"
and,
although
ho
has
hail
his
"ups
and
downs
nml
understands
the
rigours
ol
Canadian
winters,
he
ha
strength
i
-he
P'are
of
'"
l'uu
LONDON',
Ens..
Mar.
IS.
wwkti
of
hi
youth
ami
he'
has
previlege
of
earning
their
daily
bread
-
I
set
up
from
myehair
and
openinc
the
door,
step
out
onto
the
verandah.
The
air
i
eool
Veehaeo
Itiver
winds
Urluously
doiig
past
banks
miered
with
pine
and
willow
and
poplar.
To
lie
wesl
the
lighls
of
the
little
illage
may
be
mhmi.
From
the
'table
comes
(he
occasional
mm
TIMBER
SALE
X7425.
s'iMi
rrmlrf
will
Itr
rvt-ix-d
by
Utr
Uinili
"f
I
-A
Oil-
si
V
iriorM
i4
Utr.
imu
ikkhi
on
lilt-
1
0IU
da
or
.Vunl.
IV
.
lur
Hi-'
ixirrbiw
of
LKi-urt'
I
rnl
4.i.uii.i
Cel
f
Sprtirr
imI
I
Inn
kk
mi
an
.rrl
tnimmtr
s
i
r.
.veir.
ll
lkr.
I'urrSfi
Iflaad,
Htuft
i
i
Oislnrl.
lu
if'
rt
mil
Ij.
illuvteil
ror
f
iiH'tal
'.f
liiuljer.
1'nrilH-r
LurliTUUr-
nr
tin-
Utlrr
I'tr
-lr.
iirll.
B.,..
it
lulrhl
lur.-
Ir.
I'riiM-i-
Hinrt.
TIMBER
SALE,
X7549.
Sislril
T.
ixlT-
ill
Ik-
rrrelvel
by
U
miiii.i-i
r
IjiimI.
ai
virion
mil
lau
llun
luitiii
.rt,
IIm
firi
fliV
(if
Alil
!
r
i
ll
j.
uliu
furl
of
Sprucr,
llrmkirk
IUImiii
ul
t.rtUr,
on
an
area
tOualrd
earn
Doer,
ortntr
Uay.
Oardiw-r
Lain
I
Ha
mi'
.
ust
liilrlrl.
Tlir.f
is
yrar
will
ts-
alKokfd
ro
rrUHiHl
of
llllllifr
lurllwr
irllnilr
of
llu-
Criirf
lor
eir.
Virliina.
H.C.
or
district
forral".
"rim
p
iiuisti.
n
c.
HAZEITON
LAND
DUIRICT.
Diatrlct
of
Coast
Rang
B.
T.Vkt
MTH
i
K
K
Hut.
Hut.
UIJ
lil'
day
Ujjh
aflrf
aflrf
title
I.
i.
I.
Ilw
Minister
Keatly.
InlwiiU
ti
i(llT
IS
of
IjimH
for
a
Uif-urt
lo
(roaM-rl
ror
roal
ana
jwiroituj
fivrr
640
arrr
of
land.
a
Mluwi.:
Cofl'iiMfirliitr
al
a
ltt
(ilanlrd
two
mil
i
in
iiin
or
lis
ivirinfi
eunfr
01
u
ar,n.
ltauv-
5.
and
niarkrri
TJ.B.
i
mtixn-wml
ronirr.
Uk-ihs
north
to
rtiaint,
I
Item.
ral
So
ituin,
tlM-nre
aouth
to
eluin.
llxiiK
-!
to
rtuln.
to
point
it
i'iiiiiM-n"'enifni
l.oi-alnt
Jtaiman
Slh
l
TIIOMV3
JAMM
PEATTY
Do
your
heels
turn
over?
After
you've
walked
for
a
few
weeks
on
your
new
tboes,
do
you
find
the
heel
wearing
down
on
the
outaide
?
Don't
blame
your
ahoei
get
your-aelf
a
pair
of
Dr.
Scholl't
Walk.
Suite
llcel
Padi.one'of
the
tnixiy
of
DsSchoWs
Foot
Comfort
Appliances
Whatever
the
form
of
your
foot
trouble
we
have
in
our
foot
comfort
department
a
Dr.
Sertoli's
Appliance
or
Remedy
to
relieve
it.
DeUerconie
in
next
time
you're
downtown,
sod
fit
up
those
aching
feet.
Feci
ctmvrt
that's
ar
luilmit
Jabour
Bros..
Ltd.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monda'
M,
fo-tuj
KlM-trhj
"Tea,
'iv-'S
-Usyjct
-t"-
ARE
WELCOME!
wd
JiAr
..
,
ITunu.lUn
lr
'
for
Knif.i"BI
WfttUn
Ol
living
Willie
m
lishmen
not
being
wanted
ii-
Canada
forget
it.
It
is
a
myth.
'
So
declares
Julian
P.
Myers
writing
from
View
Point
Farns
Foil
Fraser,
II.C,
to
the
Man
chester
(iuardian.
The
letter
i
brim
full
of
optimism
and
the
joy
of
success.
Mr.
Myers
is
a
Man-
SOME
STORES
Charge
Extra
For
Delivery
no
i-
Service
is
Free
and
the
llc-sl
Get
These
Bargains
Jams,
Pure,
Kmpress
or
Malkin's
Rest
si
iaw
berry,
S
lb.
tins
....
$1.03
Raspberry,
Apricot.
Cherry,
Gooseberry
and
Peach,
per
tin
75c
Loganberry,
Greengage
a
ad
lied
Plum,
per
tin
65c
Malkin's
Hesi
Pure
Plum
Jam,
only
?55o
:alifornia
Prunes,
70-80,
per
55
lb.
box
:.
$2.65
lb.
Table
Figs
and
2
lb.
Primes,
all
ror
50c
Malkin's
Ilest
Cleaned
Currants.
1
lb.
for
23c
I
lb.
Great
West
Tea
ami
5
lb.
Susrar,
all
for
$1.00
lb.
McCormick's
Western
migrhl
have
had
poverty.
Hut
lei
him
sneak
for
himrlf.
The
Idler
follows:
Not.
a
Failure
"During
the
past
year
or
so
I
have
often
read
arlioles
in
arious
English
papers
that
would
lead
one
to
-
believe
that
cliesieu
man
"t
-t
years
lvsi-iglislimeit
are
not
wanted
in
deuce
m
Canada.
His
ruugei!.
Canada.
and
that
the
Huglish
luidrert.
il..;i"
know
ily
map
is
n
failure
and
a
joke
ul
hero.
Jlow
untrue
that
is!
tonight
as
I
sit
iu
my
coiy
little
larin
home,
the
children
(ru?-ged
little
specimens
that
don't
-iiow
what
it
means
to
tro
easy
u
butter,
ere-am,
milk,
eggs
or
other
products
of
the
farm;
-afcly
lucked
away
in
bed,
wv
mind
reverts
to
old
days
and
obi
-'.
pkg.
McCormick's
Sodas,
fresb
IW"
h
lr
are
over
ueau.
iciurr
no?
mr
of
a
cuw
and
Ihe
sound
of
the
hoies,rontentedly
chewing
their
feed.
Save
Ibis
all
is
silence.
It
Is
a
Myth
"H
is
nearly
l
years
since
I
loft
.Manchester,
an
inexperienced
elty
fellow,
cuuippeil
neither
physically
nor
by
training
for
farmer's
lljfe
hi
the
West.
I
have
had
injMp
ami
downs,
be
I
never
liaevl
Jicee
discriminate
t
against
or
gone
hungry
for
lack
of
work.
It
is
irue
Dial
at
limes
I
long
for
the
theatres
and
another
glimpse
r
city
life;
hut
that
is
only
a
passing
(miir.
I
liavc
better
aud
bigger
joys
than
those
of
the-iuomcs.
I
have
health,
the
joy
r
living
ami
beautiful
surrounding
in
a
wonderful
el
ini
a
le,
a
piece
of
land
of
my
own
thai
I
can
call
home.
and
that
subtle
pleasure
lh.-!
comes
to'
those
who
live
under
pioneers
condition-
Of
course.
it
must
not
he
forgotlen
that
Canada
is
of
huge
evicnl
and
Ilia'
onditions
within
ii
Imundarie-
frincds.
Once
again
I
am
a
puny
ilia,ura"'
'ry.
Hntisli
Uilum-
tnd
pale-faced
youngster
attend-i'1"
the
most
Knglih
all
nig
a
kindergarten
school.
I
am
often
111
and
my
mother
is
righting
fog
and
wet
and
epidemics
all
Ike
lime
in
her
ef-
orts
to
keep
me
well.
Then
I
mi
at
Hoard
School.
I
tbink
of
some
of
illy
obi
associates
and
relatives
and
ef
spots
that
briny
ack
the
pleasant
associations
of
:be
jiast.
Yet
over
all
(here
floats
a
veil
of
fog
and
damp
liens.
I
see
nine
cuiiureit
in
.loverly
and
distress.
I
see
healthy
young
men
and
women
cryiug
for
work
for
just
Ho-
the
provinces
and
this
parliouki
part
of
Hntisli
Colombia
is
populated
very
largely
by
people
from
English
touii
who
previously
hud
no
ktiowledae
of
farm
life.
Thoy
all
appear
to
be
gelling
along
-at
leu-l
they
are
well
fed,
adequately
clothed,
and
seem
lo
be
enjoying
health
and
happi-
!ness
and
independence.
Like
my
self,
they
found
a
welcome
awaiting
them
here.
for
Knglisti-meii
Hot
being
wanteil
in
(Canada
.
forget
it.
II
I-
a
myth.
Farm
Life
Healthy
"I
am
now
a
I
I-
years
a
strong
man.
'I
lie
farm
life
of
I
Canada
lias
done
that
for
nie.
I
spent
over
1
2
year
on
Uie
prairies
.and
thoroughly
understand
the
r
jamas
of
fin-
winters
there,
hut
no
Lancashire
man
iioeal
fertr
the
climate
in
any
part
of
Can
ada.
I
warn
old
folks
not
to
come
-don't
trauspla.nl
old
tree.
A
certain
clave
of
KttRlisli
snob
is
met
out
here
oeeanionally
-very
objectionable.
Usually
it
lakes
a
year
or
so
if
real
work.
and
then
be
i
as
ttood
as
any.
Iii
my
opinion
tibn
will
not
settle
ami
equip
a
whole
fauulv
on
ie
laud
here,
all
hough
a
few
might
manage
it
for
tin
sum.'
ANGLICAN
SPEAKER"
Rev.
Robert
Connell
Mentions
Broadening
Out
of
Religious
Viewpoint
VICTOIUA,
March
15.
Al
a
IKir.
f.l
lllc
imri
lUM!
or
l.lrvlisr
7.
'UailUei
Ml
the
Victoria
Gil)
I'eniple
in
connection
with
the
chool
of
religious
education,
one
of
the
speakers
was
llev.
Hubert
lmnell.
formerly
rector
of
SI.
Saviours'.
Vfl-toria
West.
He
ilealt
largely
with
the
change
taking
place
iu
the
miMerM
religious
outlook.
Formerly
Chris
tianity
had
been
a
religion
Of
selfishness,
but
'this
viewpoint
was
rapidly
ctiantf
liisi
and
Chris
tian
were
readily
reoognizing
thai
many
men
who
were
not
HARRIS
TELLS
ABOUT
MINING
Says
Active
Season
Is
In
View
In
Haiellon
District
This
Yoar
ProM-cl
are
bright
(or
an
uc-live
and
successful
mining
season
in
the
interior
states
W.
S.
Duke
Harris,
well
known
pioneer
ojterator
of
'New
llaiellon.
who
is
a
visitor
in
the
ciiy.
Mr
Harris
himself
will
he
in
charge
of
work
on
three
promising
pro-
ijperties
in
the
llazelton
area
jiiki
as
soon
as
weainer
eouoi
liofis
iiermil,
operations
will
start
mi
the
Silver
Cup,
Sunrise
and
llaxellon
View
proerlies
The
Silver
''up
and
Sunrise,
silver
lead
mines,
are
located
in
the
vicinity
of
Nine
Mile
It
t
expected
that
a
carloa
I
of
ore
a
month
will
he
shipMd
from
the
Silver
Cup
and
operations
on
the
Sunrise
will
consist
of
further
development
work.
From
Ihe
llaeflon
View,
otherwise
known
as
the
liaelton-God
Odialt.
a
gold
property
on
llffeher
De
lloule
Mountain,
it
is
exported
lhaf
some
3.iMMl
or
110,000
worth
of
mineral
will
be
produced
The
operation
of
the
llire.-
prokerlies
will
reiMVscn!
a
payroll
of
to
men
Mr.
Harris
will
uMi-vise
the
work
on
behalf
of
the
owners.
A
new
oraantzation.
in
the
forming
or
which
VV.
S.
Harris
and
hi
brother.
Al
Harris,
were
in-lniHMMilal.
is
.
the
Northern
Prospecting
A
Development
Co
Ltd.
The
idea
of
this
concern
i-lo
lake
oer
mmmI
livokiua
mines
and
develop
and
operate
I
hem
Already
the
comiianjr
has
Iteeome
Interested
in
some
promisins
free
mill
loir
'gold
proiositlon
in
the
I.illooi
district
where
Al
Harris
i
in
charge.
The
eonrern
has
(he
rtnaneial
backing
of
some
prominent
Vancouver
citizens
aod
an
office
has
bean
Opened
iii
Ihe
southern
eily.
Coder
its
auspices,
an
assayer,
Jack
Doubling,
ha
established
an
office
in
New
llazellon.
Mr
Harris
will
return
lo
New
liazellun
tonight
following
a
visit
to
Anyox.
He
wa
lo
have
in-vehtiealed
a
prospert
on
Hasliiwt
rm
hut
ihe
eam
was
not
far
enough
advatired
to
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of
UIPTADU
riTV
TCtlDI
Ti
"""
M,"K
"""
"
I"
will
"fM
TllilUIm
Ull
lLlUrLLihirn
later
t..
look
it
over.
even
classified
as
Chiisliaus'Nid
louy
after
bis
marriage,
Mr.
were
responsible
Xpr
many
of
the
forward
movemeiits
resulting
in
the
modern
spirit
of
humanilar-
fanism.
One
of
the
errors
of
the
pasl
bordering
on
rhe
ludicrous
was
an
attempt
made
by
parent,-1
and
religionist
alike
to
impart
,
lh-
lsu-
ol
a
I'mtliiMMial
CrrliriaU
or
this
ror
ut
thirty-no-
(it),
itusv
lueniy-tMo
,.
Kerllon
all
(A).
Oily
or
rrinre
uuiwri.
in
I
us
rruvinrr
rr
iru
Oil
lUilmnliU.
i
Man
S).
Sullofaruiry
rrisr
ttt
llm
Vtt
ot
llu-lriiriai-
or
'nils
fotertnir'
It
aUivi-land
luivlnir
Im-hi
(iriMlurrd
lo
ins.
ll
is
my
Intention
in
i.oic,
af.fr
I
lis
splr-lloo
of
on),
ini.ntli
frisu
Ihe
rirat
lbll
I'atloii
lKrwf.
a
I'rorlsloiial
irtirlcalo
of
Tilts
to
11m-
atstvH
land
In
Itin
nan
itt
I'l.TKIi
NKOHTOS.
tli
lirlKHul
irifl-rals
or
Till).
I
daud
llm
t7ir
ot
Movt-m-Is-r,
1017.
and
is
numiwrrd
V7I6I.
Mnd
lirirl.irv
or
for,
I'rince
MuMrt.
ii.r...
UtrrU
uih.
ftfs.
II.
r.
Ma
LEOn.
Unrlitrir
of
TIUcd.
HARRe
LIFE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Sherman
of
This
City
Will
Celebrate
Anniversary
Not
Saturday
Mr.
ami
Mr
W.
II.
Sherman.
Seventh
Avenue
and
Tallow,
well
known
pioneer
ciliens.
will
cele
brate
their
fortieth
wedding
mini-
versa
rv
neit
Saturday.
They
wen
married
on
March
n.
IHK6,
:
lied
llulh.
Ornwall,
F.ngland
Sherman
went
to
India
for
Hire
years
and,
about
thirty
years
ago,
be
and
Mrs.
Sherman
and
thru'
family,
which
.
then
consisted
o
iwo
children,
came
to
America
For
several
years
they
lived
in
Colorado,
in
the
Cpuer
d'Alciics
to
children
wbal
w:as
supposed
to,
and
then
in
llossland,
coining
to
be
absolute
triitli.
said
Mr.
(Ion-
Prince
Huperl
sixteen
years
ago.
nell.
Misuse
hud
been
made
of.
since
which
lime
they
have
re
the
liible.
too.
be
claimed.
It
had
sided
here
been
treated
loo
much
as
n
text
Their
Their
fi
book
and
tnd
a-
a
recor1
(treat
people.
of
a
CANCELLATION
OF
REtCRVC.
.MJTIi:i:
I-
IIH1K0V
IVK!V
tUal
Ur
hn-rr
ei.imv
.irer
riplrrd
Ttonls-r
LKfiiic
tisi-
.UiMlril
on
f
'tis
llsl,
llanyi!
i.
i.oa-1
In-irlrl,
Is
raiMWllfsl.
I.
II.
VVtJKV
f"-ini
ly
Muiir
of
lml
NOTICE.
family
consists
of
six
children
Hills
(Mrs.
Morrish)
who
liven
i'i
Seattle
and
William,
the
local
luloher.
both
of
whom
were
born
in
Cornwall;
Jack
and
Margaret
(Mrs.
W.
Ij.
Cornish
both
of
this
cily
and
Tom
o
Vancouver,
woo
were
Horn
in
Lcadvillc,
Colorado,
mid
Leonard
of
Vancouver,
who
was
Horn
ir
llossland.
There
are
seven
grandchildren,
Iwo
li.
ro,
one
ir
Vancouver
ami
lour
in
Seattle.
EYERY
YOUTH
SHOULD
HAVE
MILITARY
DRILL
Rev.
T.
J,
Thompson
of
United
Church
Says
Canada
Is
Suffering
From
Faddists
OTTAWA.
March
Hcv.
T.
J
Thompson,
minister
irf
Glebe
L
u
ite,
i
i.hurcli
al
ti
dinner
of
the
Silverware
Silver-plate,
Hollowware
and
Cutlery
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
SALE
FOn
ONE
WEEK
Take
atlvoiitafic
ot
Hn.
uppoilm,,!
aorli'il
slock
ol
"ilvei
w.iic
Ui
i
Ihio-i
i
nEMEMBER
-ONE
WEEK
ONLY.
Max
Heslforoner
027-S29
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOG
AND
JtJtb
Hattalion
Mcs.
told
the
gathering
that
if
he
hail
hi
way!
every
vouth
would
spend
part
of
bin
life
iiMitililary
traitnisg.
Canada
was
suflermg
from
the
ul-leruiicc
of
se
mi
ni
I
faddists,
and
thorn-
inleit
sled
in
military
work
must
deal
with
pautflsl
finces
which
were
moulding
public
opinion.
He
considered
the
clamor
of
Mian
AiKites
Macjibail
and
others
oonstituted
a
soulldal,
and
should
be
dealt
with
a
such.
Itev.
Mr.
Thompson
wus
the
firsl
oiiaplaiii
or
Hid
.'IMtli
Hal-inlioti
of
the
C.r.
and
or
the
2nd
Canadian
Hii.gineers
ami
saw
service
in
Palestine
and
l-'ruuco
during
the
Great
War.
,
C
H
A
NQC
N
M
AN
'S
Ll
E.
"All,
whnf
a
change
one'
little
woman
enn
make
In
a
man'
life!"
"Ves;
ami
by
George,
mid
what
a
lieup
of
change
she
requires
while
.he',
doing
It'"
r
V
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
MARY
PICKF0RD
In
"Little
Annie
Rooney"
The
WCCle-l
o
i
ollll'iit
Hllii
the
!
Vie
with
each
other
m
the
lor
ol
I.
it
in
story
(hat
pln
u
tune
of
hie
ami
love
o
,
of
humanity
and
llial
ha
u
dull
iiiom.
i
iee.
Happiness,
ami
heart
(telle..
Imnl
k
e(
blows,
sweetheart
mid
rivals,
allev
ii
games,
feulure
Ihe
heart
lnn
f
'I
lit'
Vlirk'
slum,
iiinl
never
w.i
M
n
f
kl"
itig,
more
liiugfiler
-provokoig.
i
ar
in
tin
Mirlraal
ol
the
iiopir.lt.
,.i"
role
that
made
her
The
World's
hwerllo
ed
cut.
Mary
Pickford,
William
Hslnei,
Walter
Jame
Sp
O'Donnell,
Joo
Butterworth,
Vola
Vale
h
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snd
tk
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n
n
m
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t
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Our
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nJJ
cl
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