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DAILY
EDITION
HESTLfiS
MILK
ORANGE
LODGE
FINE
DANCE
GIVEN
BY
MOOSEHEART
ON
ITS
ANNIVERSARY
There
were
250
persons
present
'
at
the
'
richness
cieaimness
The
Daily
Nfavs
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PubHsfied
Every
.
J
Afternoon,
.
except
.
a.
aaa
Sunday,
.
by
Prince
Rupert
uitiiy
i-MewK.
Ltimitea.
intra
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
nnd
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
98
8fi
anowlag.
Allowing
Is
the
report:
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
calm:
tern
perature.
45
Stewart
Heavy
rain,
calm,
temp.
39.
Carbohifdrates
to
heat
the
body
Proteins
andVitamines
to
make
it
go
Bran
forthe
neededoughage''
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Krida
.
Man
in
the
Moon
J
AF1UCA
will
now
Have
1U
own
flat
and
Um
Union
Jack
will
b
part
of
it.
lbM
Dutebma
wt
all
right
bn
tu-y
get
the
right
palm
ol
view.
HERE
thea
Is
to
South
A
Mom.
And
um
awe
Nh
Ism
wave
May
they
a
nobta
noei
rgl
Witkottt
Qjk
also
io
hear
And
Qaaart
may
have
flag
Wkwo
atte
haa
time
to
ahta.
To
plao
on
it
the
Usuoa
Jaek
ana
ami
a
ticuto
mm.
PRESIDENT
Wood
Of
tha
Alberta
Iwfceat
Bool
stated
at
the
luftohenn
tea
tarda
that
ha
would
lib
to
be
i
Itlainato
r
Ttael
h
oh
at
Mte.afens
oli
la
great
many
ol
tu
but
we
eat
akout
K
lor
ftmmtm
dollar
aotiv
MR.
Weed's
mw
la
Iks
:
KtfjBM
Wljt
Mm
liftaHBt
the
world
haa
ha
la
Wise.
Ye.
la
financier.
it-
Hrrt
B
mad
ought
to
to
II
YEBTBBmAV
the
amad
a
Oalt
it
In
nar
at
tha
leant
lunch
ton
to
Mr.
Woed
i
ad
It
waa
the'
beat
advertisement
tor
I
Prince
Rupert
fiah
that
haa
bean
put
up
(or
nany
a
day.
A
lew
such
nar
and
everybody
would
be
buftat
ioie
or
brllle
or
whatever
the
nam
at.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
prince
Kupert
O.
YounK
IR.
Orant.
aaalated
bv
Rm
ur
w
ilLhl
lAJllUjiU
lUFAn
flP
PVTHIAM
Enjoyable
Affair
Last
Night
in
Metropole
Hall
All
Numbers
Very
Much
Appreciated
A
very
enjoyable
oonoert
and
dan
-e
was
held
by
tha
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
lait
night
In
the
Metropole
Hall.
The
attendance
waa
not
up
to
expectations
but
the
program
waa
voted
by
all
present
as
being
exceptionally
good.
Each
number
waa
encored.
Mlu
Lawrence,
who
was
accompanied
by
.her
alster.
made
a
decided
hit
with
her
violin
and
Tom
WUton.
with
a
pair
ot
witty
conga,
waa
popular.
Selections
were
rendered
by
Mrs.
Fonder'a
Orchestra.
The
complete
program
waa
aa
toHowa:
March,
by
Mra.
R.
P.
Ponder'a
Vocal
aolo,
J.
T.
Teag.
accompanied
by
Mra.
Ponder.
Solo,
by
Mhi
E.
Davlea.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Davlea.
Instrumental
selection,
by
Buaaanlch
Brothers.
Vocal
aolo,
by
Meth
Davles.
accompanied
by
Mra.
Ponder.
Violin-
aolo.
by
Ml.'s
Molly
Lawrencr.
accompanied
by
Mlas
Nellie
Lawrence.
Vocal
aolo.
by
Tom
Wllnou.
accompanied
by
Mra.
C.
B.
Cullen.
Vocal
solo,
by
.Mra.
P.
W.
AUen.
accompanied
by
Mr.
Morris
Blott.
Selection
by
Mra.
Ponder'a
Orchestra.
Refreshments
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox,
Mra.
Murray,
and
Mrs.
V.
Houston,
and
dancing
followed,
muale
being
by
Mrs.
Ponder
r.
Orchestra.
r.j.i-
-.-i
o
OCTOIIKK
in.
ln.
ru,,
wet.
iyS
ulDlrM
.
imnPM.
i
-
"
.
w
wu
RMnnBtHiU
fnr
Wa
j
I
m
mutum
-
u
mi-.In.
M
lu
"
"
.
".it...
,
mi
wiwhuu
ui
I
ICQ
I
'
"
nf
tutu
m9w
mini
igrmnaM
Scnddcn
chairman.
A.
Ohneaon
and
I
to
Ontario
for
Interment.
Rev.
Or.
H.
SISTERS
PAYS
AN
Wright,
osteiated
aad
Mm.
Jarvla
Me
lod
aang
"One
Sweetly
Solemn
Xhpught."
Archdeacon
.
Whlttaker.
who
has
been
AFEinAI
VI5IT
,rt,orl,i,
wHi
at
the
vxaivmk
I
IU1
1
1
mouth
of.
the
Mackeaate
River,
la
a
Mrs
penny
Cumberland
of
Merritt
Grand
Chief
for
Britten
Columbia
of
the
Pythian
auatera.
after
a-
paying
,Me
an
of
visitor
in
the
city
on
hla
way
Beet.
A
aaall
laundry,
conducted
b
Alias
JCaalto
.InaTt-a-t
rtrtlara
la
Jt
otu
I
wwww,
ess,
buv
J.teri
H
iclal
visit
to
the
local
lodge
laat
even-
9eeoth
Avenue
and
Pulton
Stree.
was
ng.
called
by
the
Prince
George
on
her
deetroyed
by
fire
diirlnc
a
raalnr
wlnS
'""i"
iwi.
i
ana
rainstorm
tnis
mornine
On
Wednesday
evening.
Mra.
Cumber
i
land
waa
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
aoaUl
I
PfJOR
01
H
MAin
K
garnering
at
the
home
of
Mra.
M.
w
vuv
iunii
iu
Leek.
1049
Bacotid
Avenue.
WniMn
Covda
were
MaMd
and
refreshments
Fervea.
ine
lunctlon
being
of
much
en
joyment
to
the
33
or
80
ladles
who
were
In
attendance.
Prlsewlnners
were
RAINING
EVERYWHERE
VICTIM
OF
SLOTH.
DECLARES
COLLEEN
Mra.
E.
J
Large.
Mrs.
C
J.
Stevena.
fie
Miahh
How
to
Kind
Husband
ana
Mrs.
r.
w.
Hart.
The
PEPgram
waa
"Nnugiiiy
Hut
Mre"
Here
iuuuhtu
um
Willi
mUSlC.
I
.
,
.
juillflli
No
on
need
pity
the
"eld
maid
T-Lat
lin
n-st
t
i.
a
.
..I
-
m
"
Ill
rr.WA.n-,
.
1ft
II
M
I
AV
At
Colleen
Moore.
ar
of
.
.
...w
.
.iiu
-Naunht.
n.x
Mi-
I
.
.
-
-
"b-v
e
ombj
aw
lie
vt
cat
e7
llo
rVatt.tnna!
nlr
Str
nrklah
1.
i
According
to
the
Government
tele-
at
the
wMthoim
t!
m,k
.
smphic
report
from
variou
Doints
tht
.
iri
M
J.
po
nfa
m
the
dlatrlct
at
eight
o'clock
choice
If
she
wanta
him
badly
enough,
this
morning
it
waa
ralnlna
almost
bh
.h.
,
everywhere
In
Northern
British
Colum-
she
means
in
this
phototfiV
.....
-vntni
uree
u
was
"Ife
lust
a
nitbr
nf
t,,in
Anyox
Rain.
calm.
temp.
40.
Alice'
Ann.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
39
Alyanah.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
34
Mies
Moore
explains.
"Women
have
al-
waye
permitted
men
to
think
thai
thej
era
making
a
conquest
when
.
the?
marched
down
the
aisle
to
the
alter.
Out
many
a
bridal
elceve
haa
been,
were
to
tatters
by
the
chuckle
within
It.
"All
a..
V.
n
.J
V.
1
-
w
,
,
.
Rosewood.
Light
rain,
calm,
team
34.
Im.k.
ut,
.
.
Terrace
Rain,
calm.
37.
temp.
thelr
actuallr
are
still
free
ho.
H.eltonCtoud,.
windy,
temp.
38.
cause
no
girl
baa
ever
found
them
suf.
Teiegnapn
creek.
Snowing,
calm,
flfttetltlv
InfArnat
Intr
11..
.
.
-
iracp.
sa.
Imarrv
thm
Nn
mar,
,r.
1.1.
Smlthers-doudy.
calm.
temp.
34.
0WB
wedding
once
a
member
of
the
Burns
Lake.-lalnlng.
calm.
temp.
40.
Xr
KX
bas
definitely
and
finally
made
Whlthonie.
Snowing,
north
wind,
un
h
minH
....
team
fcl
1..
.
",e
.
"ner
method
of
landing
him
for
a
Moose
Hall
last
nhrht'
.7h
J"
T.'ai
"
nuahaaa
-may
be
the
on.
I
use
aa
u.
.
L
"
"
JT
V-
iieruee,
pummera
in
'Naughty
But
rnd
Onns'-erTa.
mrT'r:
UUlil'UL
HUM
beau
ga)M
h
xnonle.
Bert
Hoaklns
presided
at
AT
RANIfC
ICI
AMn
worked
out
bv
L
.rl'iZ
LETS
the
door.
Twelve
tables
of
cards
time-
nUvH
in
!
the
club
toam
with
ni
Havlne
had
a
snlendld
wk'
niitin.
:
...
muici
o
m
.
ww.,
follows:
ltdiea'
first,
Mrs.
Sam
Haudens-;UIMler
favorable
weather
conditions
child;
ladies'
second.
Mrs.
H.
Nlckerson:
'
mo,t
of
the
lle.
hunttog
party
con-men'a
first.
O.
Stegavlg;
mens
second.
!
,i,tlnK
f
Oeorge
Bryant,
John
McRae
H.
Anderson.
B.
J.
Bacon
was
in
char??
and
T;:ni
Dybhavn
returned
home
laat
of
the
card
tables.
evening
aboard
the
power
cruiser
Harla
The
serving
of
delicious
refreshments
Srw"
Banks
Island.
They
are
not
aay-was
under
the
direction
of
Mrs
J.
i:lR
defini'.eiy
what
they
got
but
it
is
Field.
The
social
committee
consisted
"-ported
that
each
bagged
at
least
one
of
L.
R.
Parry,
chairman,
assisted
by
loer.
one
goose
and
plenty
of
dueka
and
Joe
Ratchford,
P.
E.
Armstrong.
Percy
grouse.
Cameron,
P.
Bartlett,
Sam
Haudens-
-t
child,
P.
Owelph
and
Dr.
R.
E.
Kyolf-
Advertise
m
The
Daily
Newa
Warmth
nourishment
health
S
WHEAT
both
efficient
aids;
but
no
matter
what
the
procedure,
that
man
la
certain
to
ke
parading
to
the
minister
eventually
and
hell
be
convinced
that
It
la
his
own
idea."
Donald
Reed,
Colleen
Moore'a
new
leading
man.
play
the
role
of
the
man
In
the
picture
who
falls
before
the
oeroinea
-system,
otnera
in
the
supporting
oast
who
are
Involved
in
the
plot
Include
Claude
Ollllngwater,
Hal-
j
lam
Cooley.
Cathryn
MeOulre,
Edythe
Chapman
and
Clarissa
Slwynne.
John
McCormlck,
general
manager
of
West
Coast
production
for
First
National!
Pleturea.
produced
"Naughty
But
Nice
and
Millard
Webb
directed
It.
SELLING
EFFICIENCY
KEYNOTE
OF
WHEAT
l'OOL
SUCCESS
SAYS
II.
W.
WOOD
AT
LUNCHEON
YESTERDAY
'continued
from
page
one)
Oram
was
never
sold.
It
was
bought.
There
was
no
efficiency
in
individualism.
At
a
certain
point
in
development
:
individual
began
to
give
way
to
cooperation
in
the
industrial
claases
and
ihus
the
manufacturers'
association
was
formed.
Thry
had
been
trying
to
destroy
each
other
but
found
co-opera-
uon
better
than
competition.
The
labor
class
also
organized
to
a
certain
extent
so
the
farmer
was
left
alone
and
the
result
waa
that
the
price
of
farm
product
dropped.
The
farmer
had
no
efficiency
In
selling,
when
he
took
hla
wheat
to
the
elevator
he
did
not
set
the
price
but
took
what
the
1
Automatic
Orthophonic
Victrola
It
changes
its
own
Kcconij
j
his
years
Emily
4he
atoreVhe
did
not
set
the
price,
he
Jpald
what
the
storekeeper
asked.
The
.wiis
wwuiu
sieitner
ouy
or.-eeu
ana
never
has
done
so.
This
waa
because
he
bad
no
selling
efficiency.
t.uiMKit
Hi
rti:Ki:i)
In
1920
when
the
financiers
set
out
to
deflate
prices
In
order
to
Increase
the
buying
power
of
their
money,
the
farmer
was
the
one
who
suffered.
The
manufacturer
and
the
laborers
were
organized
so
did
not
suffer
much.
He
urged
that
Industry
should
control
money.
It
should
control
Its
own
servant.
Ii
wa-
individuals
called
flnan.
price
of
agricultural
products
was
de
flated
rifty
per
cent.
The
primary
pro-dvoer
and
the
ultimata
consumer
were
&rthcr
apart.
than
,the
had.
eyer.
bean.
Through
he
pool
an
effort
waa
being
nade,
the
speaker
said,
to
make
the
selling
y
efficient
that
when
the
miller
came
to
the
farmer
tor
wheat
he
had
to
ask
what
waa
the
price.
They
aimed
to
rontrol
the
selling.
This
waa
the
greatest
contribution
toward
civilization
ever
made.
It
made
it
possible
to
organize
industry
and
work
out
a
system
la
which
each
Dartv
waa
eauallv
rfflHn
f.
working
together
for
the
welfare
pi
society,
J
competition
..vi,
v.
of
the
f
CMWffll
(Helen
t
clera
who
made
a
commodity
of
it.
The
i
industrialist
waa
resppnalble
for
this
ul
i
cleanliness
Jf
Ii
I
Dnnt
Dnnt
call
call
th
th
drain
ptamttr
planter
1
.,'
I'
ehoked.
ehoked.
A
A
I'll'"
I'll'"
UtlleU's
UtlleU's
B
wsea
th
sink
U
Lr
will
probably
clrtr
it
in
a
few
nilnslM.
Seerts
ef
other
uses
roup4
th
aaaitary
hm.
GILLETTS
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
cnange.
ne
said
he
did
not
rail
against
tne
manufacturers
or
the
financiers.
He
used
to
do
so
but
he
had
now
learned
better.
He
wanted
to
see
a
condition
where
the
exploitation
of
one
class
by
another
would
be
Impossible.
He
expected
they
were
going
to
make
that
contribution
to
the
world
before
they
were
through,
Not
only
did
'hey
Intend
to
function
well
but
they
were
anxious
that
all
the
other
classes
i.'juld
do
the
same.
Mr.
Wood
then
apoke
about
the
local
situation
as
Reported
yesterday.
He
sked
all
to
do
what
they
could
to
make
this
port
popular
with
the
ships.
They
were
a
purely
business
institution
and
they
would
carry
on
in
a
business
way.
They
expected
to
continue
here
and
asked
for
every
possible
co-operation.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
address
Colonel
Niebolla
thanked
president
Wood
for
his
splendid
Hired
him
that
Prince
Rupert
was
be-
Mjiiu
pne
pooi
to
a
man.
Oeorge
Pearson,
who
has
been
a
visitor
in
the
city
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks,
will
sail
by
the
Prinr.
r,,,
tomorrow
night
on
his
return
to
Pre,
mler.
Gifi
Baronn
Model
4-40
$225
or
with
Electric
Drive
$265
'V
Plan
now
to
.give
your
family
a
new
Orthophonic
Victrola.
Select
and
reserve
your
Christmas
instrument.
At
His
Master's
Voice
Dealers
only.
Here
is
a
family
gift
which
repays
not
merely
in
the
joy
of
Rivinp,
but
in
the
enjoyment
yon
receive
from
it
forever
after.
It
is
not
too
early
to
begin
planning
for
one
of
these
wonderful
musical
instruments.
Today,
His
Master's
Voice
dealers
have
complete
f
elections
of
models,
but
no
one
darea
predict
for.
how
long.
Your
instrument
rtaserved,
is
your
instrument
assured.
People
often
wonder
why
the
new
Ortho-phonic
Victrola
is
"so
much
alone"
in
its
musical
superiority.
The
secret
lie
in
the
practical
application
of
the
principle
of
'matched
impedance"
as
scientists
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in
simpler
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sound".
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them
in
no
other
instrument.
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Victor
music
at
home,
you
can
turn
on
the
flow
of
entertainment
as
the
mood
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rush
to
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if
you
wish
at
slight
additional
cost
eliminates
winding.
Seven
beautiful
models
to
choose
from,
from
$790
down
to
as
low
as
$115,
all
obtainable
on
convenient
terms
from
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country
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read
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