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TWO.
VfiE
DAILY
KES
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to
school
in
a
hurry
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arrtM
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International
Neva.
'
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to
serve
easy
to
digest
Vigor
and
health
for
young
and
old
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with
cream
or
hot
milK
The
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News
PRINCE
RUPEHT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternocs,
except
Sauday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newss.
United,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
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-
-
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Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporter
Telephone
-
-
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of
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Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
98
86
Tuesday.
Nov.
8,
1927
"THE
FLAG
LIEUTENANT
Those
who
think
thai
Hollywood
is
the
only
place
where
they
make
good
pictures
could
never
have
seen
an
English
picture
such
as
that
shown
to
crowded
houses
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
last
night
when
"The
Flag
Lieutenant"
was
put
on
for
their
edification
and
entertainment,
it
is
a
thoroughly
British
picture
showing
the
highest
British
attitude
toward
light
and
honor
and
self-sacrifice.
Naturally
in
such
a
picture
the
Union
Jack
figures
largely
and
the
big
ships
of
the
navy,
naval
officers
and
naval
routine
are
shown.
It
is
an
education
in
itself
and
for
interest
there
is
not
a
dull
moment
from
begriming
to
end.
No
citizen
of
a
British
country
should
fail
to
see
"The
Flag
Lieutenant,"
and
especially
so
if
he
is
not
familiar
with
British
SATURATED
WITH
HOLLYWOOD
Canada
is
saturated
with
Holy
wood.
We
all
know
the
Hollywood-stars,
and
even
the
names
of
the
people
who
take
small
parts
in
the
American
movies
are
known
to
the
regular
patrons
f
the
pictures.
Never
was
there
so
complete
an
invasion
of
another
country
as
there
has
been
of
Canada
by
Hollywood.
.
It
was'
noticed
last
nigm
when
the
names
of
the
actors
in
"The
Flag
Lieutenant"
were
flashed
on
the
screen,
that
no
one
seined
to
know
any
of
them.
The
names
were
all
atrxnw
Wh
nf
utM
and
producers.
It
was
like
looking
at
a
foreign-made
picture.
If
the
British
rinnlo
.
r
fvw
a
jisdIi
no
JVVU
X
C
"Flag-Lieutenant
it
in
a
pity
they
cannot
-fee
ehown
here.
-To
those
whu
nave
not
seen
xne
mm
it
may
oe
interesting
to
know
that
"it
1-
I
I
A
J
A.
S
t
A
........
is
uemg
repeated
tomgni.
e
suggest
that
tnis
is
an
occasion
not
to
be
missed.
HOARD
OF
TKADE
ME.MHEUSHIP
The
board
of
trade
is
about
to
commence
a
drive
for
new
jnembers.
It
is
a
time
when
a
good
many
people
look
themselves
'over
with
a
self-satisfied
smile
and
decide
that
they
cannot
get
along
just
as
well
alone
as
tied
up
with
their
fellow
professional
and
business
people
for
the
general
advancement
of
the
city.
We
would
like
to
remind
the
business
people
here
that
this
is
a
day
of
eo-operation.
It
is
an
age
in
which
all
the
big
things
are
done
by
mass
movements
rather
than
by
individual
effortB.
If
the
board
of
trade
is
not
doing
exactly
what
they
wish,
it
is
because
they
are
holding
aloof
and
not
taking
their
rightful
part
in
the
organization.
Possibly
the
board
is
lop-sided
with
so
many
name
absent
from
its
roster.
The
board
of
trade
is
the
only
organization
that
represents
all
the
business
interests
of
the
city.
It
i
the
organization
to
which
outside
people
took
when
they
want
inlormation
about
the
city.
It
is
the
duty
of
the
secretary
to
answer
all
inquiries.
Booklets
are
published,
distinguished
visitors
entertained
and
all
those
things
done
which
would
tend
to
advance
the
interests
of
the
city.
Every
live
city
has
a
board
of
trade
or
chamber
of
commerce.
In
a
really
live
eity,
the
board
is
a
really
live
and
active
organization
with
almost
100
per
cent
of
the
business
and
professional
men
of
the
crtjr
as
members.
In
Prince
Rupert
just
now
the
organization
is
a
long
way
from
100
per
cent
effective
becauwt
it
lacks
the
active
nupport
oi
a
large
seoiion
oi
tne
uur
inesn
community.
PRODUCTION
OF
COAL
Just
Half
of
C(al
Mined
In
IToUnie
Is
on
Vancouver
Island
;7
lout
ton
In
the
cornepondtnz
nine
,
months
of
1926.
an
tnrreu.
thi.
n...
STUI
ON
IfiTRFAF
01
168
051
lrmg
m
8
88
pr
OULL
UH
lllnLfWE,
For
the
nine
mortha
the
Vancouver
iancl
oniric-
produoed
over
60
per
:'.
Uk
provincial
production,
the
be.!K
96K.848
1-na
tons
com
.
.
r-'-;
'"'!
90!-
o.-.o
tin
in
the
nine
VICTORIA.
Nov.
8.-Ooml
products
isit.
il
Nicola
Princeton
ta
Brltlan
Columbia
continues
to
run
district
an
increase
wai
also
reentered
ahead
of
that
for
1926
and
with
tne
-.vm,
an
out
nut
-jf
144.805
long
tons
as
advent
of
winter
climatic
conditions
the
output
te
exj.ei-'.ed
fj
siiuw
a
s'.ill
lur-ther
sub'-'atitia!
iticrcasr
before
r'-e
year'
end
Ii!
the
tir.t
mne
moirli-of
this
year
mkkx-'j'f
t.
the
eoiUi:uu
t.;
'.ii
;
.,
-
n.i-
:
)::!
729
long
tens
as
cmpared
with
1.658-
tt
n
-
m-urco
with
122.847
tons
in
1926.
A
'"''
:urrf.ir
is
,o
shjwn
In
the
East
Kcotei'iiy
district
where
the
output
of
s
Acs'
Ha
Ct.al
Caranah
mil
Cci.ipui.y
agifeaated
against
635.02
in
the
.same
period
In
1926.
a,
Wednesday
Mtal
ThurMiJJ
a.
toneaoeae
XAtfea."
comedy
:
"DosCI
rtn."
Aesop'
ritan
Fable.
"RooktM."
"Our
1
Path
Reew.
"FLAG
LIEUTENANT"
REPE4TED
TONIGHT
rnIKh
1'ktnre
l
mir
t
the
IWM
Seen
litre
Itoiii
(Mil
fWntry
Un
sosse
ilsalnau
Man
Uw
sea
a
bancuul
of
raaayhrtl
Highland
vra
Ugh
tin
desperately
k!nd
assail
fsrt
it
ward
off
the
attack
of
thousand
f
Arab,
with
all
means
of
ootaMe
aura
muntcatlon
cut
off
and
wttfc
the
teat
at
any
aaetnent
a
besttg
NtMred
of
alaln
by
the
!
tast
how,
tbey
arc
OmmUj
reaWea.
the
aasHHIti
which
waa
Santo,
and
s
kfdstfn
wtJsfc
crc
.
AM
bianaiftsHi
tajg
in
oat
of
Htet
SSwAasttaSM
vfeHfc
KnaHM
kit
kJRMI
ant.
"Th
FlH
LleSU
."
wIMati
nl
hew
here
taM
SftjM,
Is
Mac
repeated
tonight.
Te
ftatvre
eM
stewing
a
by
atfltcM
on
the
Afrnwsr
Oat1
tnin.
a
nmmii
ac
ttut
.
the
utWn
ta
tliBsntSSlly
and
arH-
tallj
ateanged
ntd
the
btk.greed
3f
s
beiwMtSl
WH
t
ksaiitc
bakMe.
aisi
MM
lesttf.
Hrkt-hetKed
tad
tr.
eeturtatal
wamea
aad
atalmtrt
uJt-
ortnea
at
tfce
brare
vttrrma
were
ciilHllit
tht
imiale
fcea
an
emMwim
wlrHeaa
waa
braa)M
t
the
TUg
Limited
ant
o
aJear
te
oeefea
fr
ttfM-
lnf.
From
mm
whit
the
if
be
BrrUah
Nacjt
om
m
aWrtthH.
new
before
bM
Madl
aattoa
erer
bees
witnessed
upon
a
aereea,
thMeaaKU
a-t
camen
and
maflaea
hwntedtt
dasMac
Into
poaltlan
and
uiNwtf
awaasag
an
opportunity
to
damesattate
taott
licritUHerdr.
aeaplaaea.
deatSoyera,
0
axe
actively
eingagad
In
one
ot
the
moat
apeetacular
production!
ever
to
be
reieaaed
In
Canada.
"lonelyIadies"
"
INTERESTING
COMEDY
'fxtory
of
rirture
llelnj
hhown
Here
Wednesday
and
TliurMlaj
of
Thin
Week
"Lonesome
Ladles"
Is
an
Interesting
eemedr.
In
the
story
John
Ftosdlek.
architect,
loves
to
read
his
paper
aad
smoke
his
dfar
at
night,
while
Mrs.
FosdJck
feel
that
he
should
talk
to
her.
But
their
quarrels
are
minor
se.
and
they
love
each
other
very
much
until
a
eharmlnc
widow
who
waa
once
Fesdick's
sweetheart,
comes
Into
their
lives.
The
widow
first
renews
her
acqualot
ance
with
Fosdlek
in
Hit
office,
and
want
him
to
draw
plana
for
a
house
he
is
building.
All
her
attemDta
to
charm
him
away
from
his
wife
fall
nat,
hut
be
does
not
despair.
When
they
meet
socially,
the
wife
Introduce
Posdtck
and
the
widow,
and
neither
Indicate
that
they
are
acquainted.
That
night
Fosdlek
blurts
out
to
hi
wife
the
truth
about
hi
former,
inti
macy
with
the
Widow
St.
dab,
but
Is
much
relieved
to
find
that
she,
being
asleep,
falls
to
hear
It
I
The
widow,
mil
on
his
trail,
finally
succeeds
In
getting
Fosdlek
to
her
apartment
the
following
evening.
MaanwhUe
Posdick'a
ecrctarr.
Helen
Wayne,
who
want
him
for
becaetf.
permit
Mr-
Fosdlek
to
gain
the
im-
nesj
that
her
husband
H
unfakth-
jlfifV
'A'M
,,(UiveaVlgalonr-end;
then
TArs.
FosdKk
'backs
her
aurtc&sn
nri
join
a
kdly
bunch
of
bachelor
l-iie
In
an
apartment
house
called
"libertv
Hall!"
Fosdlek
Is
heartbroken.
He
cannot
prove
his
Innocence:
and
hu
attempts
to
make
peace
through
Helen
Wayne,
herself
an
Inmate
of
Liberty
Hall,
are
sidetracked
by
that
intriguing
beauty.
Meanwhile
his
wife
hearing
from
Helen
that
her
husband
la
stepping
wild
and
iree.
iisiieeuy
agrees
to
"party"
with
Motley
Hunter,
a
wealthy
entertainer
of
lonesome
ladies.
But
the
longing
of
husband
and
wife
for
eath
other
sweeps
through
all
barrier
of
Intrigue,
and
-ney
iinaiiy
rush
Into
each
other'
arms!
PLENTY
OF
FUN
AND
EXCITEMENT
IN
THE
WEEK-END
PICTURE
'Hookies"
Is
a
farce
with
the
Scenes
Laid
Near
a
I
.S.
Training
Camp
There
are
fights,
and
plenty
of
them.
v
ta.
runaway
army
balloons
and
daring
dives
toward
earth
with
slim
dependence
on
pack
parachutea
attached
to
tiie
backs
of
the
plajr
Jn.
"Eooktes"
coming
here
this
week
end.
Airplanes
swoop
out
of
the
skies
directly
at
the
camera
lens,
bank
forty
feet
away
with
a
thirty
foot
wing
spread
and
give
the
appearance
of
missing
the
audience
by
inches.
Director
Sam
Wood
spent
an
entire
week
above
the
clouds
with
bta
players
filming
the
balloon
sequence.
Beneath
the
basket
can
be
seen
Holleywood.
a
the
players
climb
about
the
rigging
of
'he
balloon
and
dangle
by
their
hands.
The
story,
a
farce
by
Byron
Morgan,
Qhtfhejomiltj
a
New
Orthophonic
Victrola
for
Christmas
new
Klcctrola
No.
12-25
$790
lectrold
if
entirely
electrical
in
operation,
which
gives
you
music
from
a
mere
whisper
to
full
orchestra
volume
under
instant
control.
r
-rrt
Music
.
.
.
the
greatest,
the
latest
.
.
.
whatever
aad
whervevw
vowr
mood
dictate.
Hear
it
in
an
ethereal
whisper
...
k
the
majestic
voliuaeof
the
full
etrfestra!
...
in
the
degrees
ljeween.
Retaliate
your
mmtc
exactly
to
rit
the
room
in
which
you
play
It.
Always
receive
it
with
perfect
realism,
sonority
SI
1
laid
against
the
background
of
a
ciU2ens'
iniutary
trairrtag
ejunp
and
the
jncture
was
ronied
with
the
oo-o
Dera
tion
of
the
government
and
a
number
of
regular
army
'
officer
assigned
to
training
damp
duty.
There
are
drills
of
every
branch
of
the
army
service,
a
well
a
athletic
and
sham
battle,
giving
an
Idea
of
what
may
be
expected
by
those
dealrlne
to
attend
one
of
Uncle
Sam'
training
camps
for
his
citizens.
CONCILIATION
BOARD
NANAIMOWAGE
DISPUTE
OTTAWA.
Nor.
8,-Judee
Parker
of
Nanalmo
ha
been
appointed
chairman
or
the
board
of
conclUatkui
to
mediate
in
the
dispute
between
live
Western
Fuel
Corporation
and
the
underiround
employees.
The
dispute
centres
around
the
de
mand
of
the
miners
for
restoration
of
the
bmus
of
90
cents
a
day
which
in
June.
1925
ai
reduced
to
30
cents.
for
,
NCIVGUS
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAYAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
Lieut.
It.
1.
Ponder,
Commanding.
OltltLKH
roll
VOVE.M11EK
Drills
Mondays
and
Fridays.
8
to
9
pjn.
Headquarter
will
be
open
every
night
at
7
pm.
to
any
rating
who
:ietre
to
use
same.
Drew
Jersey
and
blue
cap
will
be
worn
by
rating
when
in
uniform
until
urther
notice.
Annual
Training
All
rating
who
have
.ot
yet
attended
training
at
Esquimau
.hi
year
are
requeued
to
make
a
spe-11
effort
to
attend
the
period
arranged
lor
January.
1928.
Any
ratings
who
find
it
more
convenient
to
attend
in
the
jummer
month
should
give
their
.lames
Into
the
P.O.
Instructor.
There
will
be
no
drill
on
Friday,
November
11.
W.
HUME.
First
Lieut.
FORMING
UNION
WHEN
BUILDING
DROPPED
SHANGHAI.
No.
8.
One
hundred
and
thirty-five
women
and
children
were
klllod
in
the
collapse
of
a
building
where
women
textile
worken
were
gab--
red
to
form
a
labor
union.
CARPENTERS
SETTLE
DISPUTE
AT
TORONTO
strike
of
carpenter,
ended
last
night!
after
an
all-day
conference
with
union
'
lai,
contractor,
and
mui-ter
or
j
i
labor
Hoe
nan
richness,
depth.
The
foremost
artists
of
the
wortd
always
at
your
coraniaiid.
In
thi
new
model,
Victor
artisani
have
pro-
duced
a
cabinet
of
supreme
lieauty.
)is
tinctive,
original.
Strikm?
the
modern
note,
yet
conceived
in
the
ewiuWile
teod
taste
of
the
classic
dttayner
of
ye4anky.
As
an
wttra
faature
thi
in4
ru
men
tpro
vitks
for
you
n
wonderful
loud
eaker
for
Jtwrfotiependwit
radio
bet.
Hear
it
play
today.
Regulate
its
volume
to
suit
yourself.
Obtainable
on
budeet
pa
irKfitsatainiiy
Master's
Vokxtkalers.
y"
OTliC
Trade
Mark
Refd
Victrola
Victor
.Talkinft
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
i
Ort)ppfrorilc
onl
ill
it
bears
thi
Tradcma:,'
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Mjj
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
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SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
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Dry
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