PAGE
TWO
r
u
a
rv
incnt
i
party
word
flc.-ti
No
one
dreamed
50
years
ago
that
such
a
fragrant
beverage
as
"SALADA"
Orange
Pelioe
could
be
produced
-pure
as
science
can
make
it
fresh,,
superb'in
flavour
43c
per
half-pound
and
all
black
tea.
A
treat
indeed
for
tea
lovers.
dent
wii..
,
-
.
I'libli
it
:ni,
ivali'i-.
'vt'.
induct
ri--.
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Dm
ccn'iii.-i'il.
ll
KIM
'I'
It
would
liter.
iry
fushioi
fashion-
-eel:'
Would
im!
in-
a
flirted,
for
i,
.
stupid
fn"iit:i
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Friday.
May
18,
1928
J.
Alder,
a
former
resi-)ney
devoted
to
judicious
realize
as
we
all
here
d
up
the
city
with
small
ng.
Now
if
we
can
do
.
d
be
done.
it
was
to
have
news
:
that
was
of
interest
in.
Time
after
time
e
carpet
for
break-
!
'
'
the
censorships
the
Communists
-
v,
however,
we
n
il
iMon.
A
recent
i
-
a
lousand
Com-I
:
a
;
eared
in
the
i.
ii'
ion
in
Feb-v
hidden
to
eminent
'
:
not
a
i
a--
;i..ii
..f
a
rlosea
ll'iiin'
:::
and
the
i:d
i
1
I..-
i.'it.ii.ii.-d
in
irinent
w.-n
to,,
Th.
M"
h;i
v.
w
in
i
-'1
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)
lll.lr..
ild
he
a
will
t
ry
i
mm
ii
:-
'he
I'ea-o;:
illj.'-.
We
r.'tli
'he
trie!'
,
h.
'"
"
-on
-rio;i-!v
;
certain
''
'
t'-'tiay.
Literarj'
'
'i'
.ircumatanceH
it
H
:
'
eat
aire
should
be
af-ihe
tiresome,
cheap,
and
.-st
oration
aire.
The
fashion
then
was
to
practise
the
cult
of
an
outspoken
"frankness"
in
reward
to
some
topics
upon
which
decent
people
prefer
to
maintain
a
certain
reticence.
It
even
became
the
custom
to
aatiriie
and
decry
old-fashioned
folk
who
insisted
upon
the
sanctity
of
family
life,
the
reality
of
moral
distinctions,
and
the
sanctions
of
religion,
to
say
nothing
of
the
validity
of
the
canons
of
taste.
It
was
not
the
first
time
that
fashion
had
tried
to
banish
decency
from
literature.
Tha
attempt
failed,
as
everyone
knows,
and
the
very
age
which
produced
Congreve
and
Wycherley
produced
also
that
"mightier
spirit,
unsubdued
by
pain,
danger,
poverty,
obloquy
and
blindness
who
meditated,
undisturbed
by
the
obscene
tumult
which
raged
all
around
him,
a
song
so
sublime
and
so
holy
that
it.
would
not
have
misbecome
the
lips
of
those
ethereal
virtues,
whom
he
saw
with
that
inner,
eye
which
no
calamity
could
darken,
flinging
down
on
tbt
jasper
pavement
their
crowns
of
amaranth
and
gold."
Conversation
even
among
high-born
ladle
naturally
intelligent
and
quick-witted
was,
While
ttie
fashion'
lasted.
'quite
as'
irmart
nirel
superficial
and
knowing
as
anything
that
can
be
heard
today.
The
fashion,
however.
chang"d!
A
new
interest
in
scientific
investigation
succeeded.
The
age
thnt
produced
Milton,
greatest
of
Knglish
non-dramatic
poets,
prodim-d
also
Newton,
greatest
of
mathematicians,
one
of
the
four
irentr.t
Englishmen
in
history.
Locke,
greatest
of
English
philosophers,
was
one
of
the
four
and
belongs
to
the
same
period,
also
made
famous
by
the
greatest
of
Knglish
architects
i
i
i
I
I
i
i
I
BOYS'
BAND
IS
RECEIVED
WELL
i
l.MI;
rHEJftH
PBIIV
HE
AN
FCI'KLl.KVT
IT
WEST
The
great
lannrement
Id
.the
Boys'
Band
was
the
matter
tf
mtieh
con
ment
la
night
fcinw.nr
iie
concert
given
by
that
organization
In
aid
their
funds.
The
chief
criticism
'that
there
we
not
enough
of
the
band
axvu-ic
and
that
acme
of
the
aolo
num-;er
sere
not
given
by
the
boys.
While
he
attendance
was
net
large,
partly
.wing
to
counter
attraction
thatiUght.
the
concert
waa
atrlctly
hlgh-claas
and
ai-s.
enjoyable.
The
boys,
under
bandmaster
Wilson
played
two
group
zt
selections
and
at
the
conclusion
ave
a
very
micmiiufl
unu
wuica
w
j
:i:i.c!ed
by
Mlas
Myfanwy
Campbell,
.-ho
also
trained
two
cf
the
dancers
i:-.e
ovenii's
The
toys
crrled
out
hftr
man.cuvre
well,
this
feature
a.il:in
a
r.tr.e-
;ectcular
wind-up
c
the
ei:tert.vnmen:
Then
as
.cys
stocd
at
salute
while
the
National
Anthem
was
being
played
they
looked
very
smart
and
wire
the
auto-
j
;ect
of
a
great
many
complimentary
twmarks.
Members
of
the
band
were
John
7amroell.
P.
Derry.
M.
Colual.
W.
Vance.
W.
Cross
B
Oreen.
B.
Ollker.
Roy
Ptanks.
Thomas
Johnson,
W.
Bel-.tuger.
Mas
Larkln.
Vic
Thomas.
W.
Fuller.
B.
Mcintosh.
J.
Velrlek.
Alan
Hale.
B
Caveoa'lle.
M.
Cavanallle.
I.
Hudcma
K.
Oreen.
P.
Vaccber.
B.
Thurber,
O.
McKlnley.
T.
BussenJcU.
?rank
Derry.
B
Cameron.
W.
Johnson,
3.
Bucenlcn
J
Muasallem.
R.
Raid.
nd
W
To
bey
Accompanists
for
the
evening
were
H
N.
Brockletby
Mrs.
Frascr.
MlM
LaixMSer.
ktrs.
Blott.
Mrs
Cullln
ant
he
Weathoune
Orcbestrt.
Of
"he
aokMau
and
dancer
It
la
-Hfflcult
to
differenUate,
all
did
so
well.
File
whole
performance
waa
thoroughly
enjoyable
and
each
number
was
well
eeeived
and
each
performer
recalled,
rhe
program
was
aa
follows:
March
Glppaland."
The
Boye'
Band.
Seng
"Lave
the
Pedlar."
Mrs.
H.
N.
3rockleaby.
Seng
"Break
of
Day."
J.
A.
Tenp.
Dance
"Hornpipe."
Mlas
B.
McLeod.
'
Song-
"In
the
Oarden
cf
My
Heart
"
Mrs
J
J.
Muldoon
Beeiutlon
"My
Bitter's
Wedding.'
Mlas
Adella
Thurber.
Dance
"Skirt
Dance."
Mlas
Bdm
Ireland.
Song-Selected.
M.
H.
Blott.
Song
"Your
Song
from
Paradise."
......
Mia
Davles.
Dance
-
Cabaret
Number
(Walking
-'Ick
Dance
i
.
Miss
A.
Ollchrlat.
Monologue--Selected.
6
A.
McPher
.
ctlons.
Boys'
Band.
-
"My
Dear
Soul."
Mrs.
Mc-
Dance
"Butterfly
Ballet
:lyfanwy
Campbell.
Bong
"The
Night
Mies
Eloped.".
J
S.
Wilson.
Pageant.--The
Boys
Band.
Cooney
GRIM
HORROR
SWEET
ROMANCE
rilLSi:
ARB
THE
rOIIIIINATIOSH
Hlllril
MAKF.
II
thi:
I.
ON
I
HINF.V
IIRAMA
III'
HI
HlA
;
Pantastlc
ahadows.
grim
horror
and
he
sisrk
resllf.es
of
the
throes
of
a
great
nation
in
revolution
plus
a
ro-.junce
so
tranacendlngly
aweet
that
It
feme
hardly
possible
to
mention
it
in
the
same
breath
with
Its
startling
surroundings
and
through
it
all
Lon
Cheney,
a
sinister,
mysterious
figure.
j
oven
into
an
amazing
plot
of
intrigue,
danger
and
heart
interest
this
Is
Mockery."
Cbaney's
latest
and
probably
cne
of
his
moat
startling
screen
vehicles.
The
new
drama,
here
tonight
and
-tomorrow,
is
jbating.in.ortofiu.
It
!t
painted
on
the
broad
canvas
of
a
whcla
nation
in
travail:
Ua
central
theme
is
a
love
that
paaseth
under
standing,
and
Its
mingling
of
the
fan
tastlc
the
mysterious,
and
the
romantic
makes
it
a
blend
the
flavor
of
which
has
never
been
tasted
before
by
theatre
goers.
J
f
.I..
..ii
vt.-..
t.
,
,
1
"
Lulue"
cnsuracier
...u
ui
KM-mi-si
iiuiMeis
..,
in.-gir.v.
.ewxon
s
rnncipia.
,
,
h
.ver
fallen
to
hlrn
lot
..
s.r.i
Locke's
Essay,
Lycidas,
and
Pilgrim's
Progress
still
constitute
a
permanent
fashion
of
their
own
and
will
continue
long
after
our
present
d$y
best-sellers
have
pone
to
oblivion.
If
history
repeats
It-self
we
may
even
now
be
on
the
edjre
of
a
real
revival
and
refine-mnt
of
fasnton
In
conversation
and
manners,
and
what
is
immensely
more
important,
a
refinement
of
literary
and
ethical
standards.
Dorft
get
Spring
Fever
!
Eat
breakfasts
that
arc
light
but
nourishing.
Two
biscuits
in
whole
milk
daily
for
health.
TRISCUiT
is
the
Shredded
Wheat
Wafer
Made
Uy
Tlic
Canadian
Shredded
Wheal
Company,
Lid.
the
strange.
anUnal-Uke
peasant.
Ignorant,
ttmld
with
the
fears
of
genera
tions
of
oppressed
peasantry,
who.
thrown
suddenly
into
the
red
maelstrom
of
revolt,
becomes
a
dangerous
beast,
and
then,
when
loyalty
and
love
touch
this
strange
metamorphosed
character,
j
into
the
bulwark
of
a
besieged
arlsto-icrat.
Ii
is
a
vivid
study
of
hitman
na
ture,
with
the
vividness
of
De
Maupassant
or
Toljtoy.
Hi
disguise
is
as
amaatng
aa
the
complexity
of
the
character
be
plays,
but
the
f
harm
of
the
role
lies
in
his
delicate
ahading
of
meanings
and
subtle
acting
It
Is
one
of
the
ehenose
Chaney
Uaa
.
hat
ttoi
be.
a
really
great
actct-iid
he.Btaltee
the
tseet
Jf.
It.
-
GRIFFCO,
FORMERLY
EL
ABETO,
HERE
FOR
FIRST
RUPERT
CALL
Making
bar
first
call
at
this
port.
Oonatwlae
Steamship
Barge
Co
's
fr
iKhtcr
Onffco.
Capt
D
McKlnnon.
.irrlved
from
the
south
at
4
o
clock
W(lneiisy
Mfternoon
anrt
renin
I
tied
for
about
an
hour
unloading
a
car
lonrt
of
canned
milk
for
F
CI
Dawson.
I.ld
.
alter
which
she
proceeded
to
auwsrt
and
Anyox
The
tlilflro,
pur-
chaaad,
about
t
monttu
ago
by
the
Ccaatarlaa
Steaaatbip
&
Barge
Co
and
renamed
altar
toe
"
onffco
which
has
gone
to
Jaonotulu.
was
formerly
the
m
Abeta
and
for
years
waa
en-vivMI
with
thai
F'
Cedro
and
El
Ci-
cuu,
In
earfftag
log
(rom
MuMtt
Inlet
to
SeanaaSnd
California
for
the
Lq
Angeles
Lumber
Co
I
'd
She
1
a
much
large?
!
than
the
old
Clrllf-oo
and
la
eminently
fitted
tor
the
ore
carrying
trada
in
ahich
slie
is
ww
engaged.
SERIAL
STUNTS
FOR
FAIR
WEEK
IWrlFIC
AllttVAYS
MAY
PIT
ON
DKMONSIKATION-
IIERE'IV
FALL
,
SPECIAL
!TEAIF.K?
IH:IVI
MlHillT
Three
Paeltsl
Airways
seaplanes
which
will
be
here
this
season
to
patrol
the
Ihherlcs
will
be
sought
to
give
demon
-s-.raiion
of
nararhuie
Jumaiint
and
other
modern
dr
lopmenta
In
aerial
i
navigation
at
tli-
Prince
Rupert
Es-
tn
n
I
or.
ion
in
aepien.txi.
il
is
anuouncea
ty
M.
P.
McCaffe
y
president
of
the
Pair
Beard,
who
returned
to
the
city
this
weak
from
Vancouver
where
he
Icpened
negotlatioiu
with
this
end
in
I
view.
Major
D.
R
MacLaren.
Di
O,
i
general
manager
of
the
air
company.
jcaptct
to
ha
In
the
city
neat
month
with
the
flrat
plane
and
one
of
the
first
matters
ha
will
go
into
will
be
an
Inspection
of
the
Acropolis
Hill
grtunda
to
ascertain
tf
parachute
leaps
may
be
aaada
on
to
that
field.
In
any
case,
it
will
fea
quite
feasible
to
make
jumps
over
the
harbor.
It
will
be
the
llrst
UOM
that
this
sort
of
thing
has
been
performed
here.
The
planes
anight
also
do
same
barnstorming
here.
While
In
Vancouver.
Mr.
McCaflery
alas
took
up
with
BC
Keeiey.
Paclfk
manegar
of
Canadian
Mauonal
MaamahiBa.
and
Reginald
Beaumont,
assistant
manager,
the
matter
of
hav-
ag
special
services
given
during
Pair
Weak
to
bring
visitors
here
from
Ketchikan.
Ocean
Palls
and
other
points.
The
oatelala
expressed
their
sympathy
and
stated
tint
they
would
do
every-'
thing
In
their
power
to
meet
the
altua-l
tlon
In
Ocean
Palls.
Mr.
McCaaery
interviewed
the
managers
of
the
baseball
and
football
teams
and
they
stated
that
they
would
Ilka
to
bring
teams
here
during
Pair
Week.
If
some
special
attraction
such
aa
the
airplane
per-
crmancea
were
put
on.
it
waa
also
stated
that
quite
a
number
of
v
let
tors
from
the
paper
town
might
coaae
ua
for
the
occasion,
'
l
Man
in
the
Moon
Every
man
has
his
price
but
only
a
few
of
them
are
worth
It.
Barty
to
bed
.
And
early
to
rite
And
you
won
t
be
Ulsanted
By
the
night
cluk
guys.
The
hide
of
a
Mppasavtaasua
is
said
to
be
two
inches
thick
and
Jake
says
be
thinks
that
of
a
newsnaDennan
is
about
one
and
three
quarters.
Sitting
around
will
in
hia
feat.
never
put
a
nan
They
aay
there
la
a
new
raaor
that
wzrka
like
a
lawn
mower
but
Jake
ays
what
be
sweats
Is
a
stump
puller.
jf
iii
ii.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
tranches
tallon.
MIV
IS.
ISIS.
In
letter
to
Major
J,
P.
Brant,
who
Is
In
the
city.
P.
I.
Panose
writes
ess'
interesting
and
takphfe,
afiepunt
of
a
raid
carried
Aug
the
German
I
v
v
i
1
iWfJWi
man
at
The
Sons
of
flrtshnn'
entMtaiiverf
their
friends
at
a
Jolly
gathering
last?
nignt
in
the
K.
of
P.
IMI.
Prise
winners
at
cards
were
Mies
Lillian
King.
R
Tabrum.
Mlae
Ptorrle
Byatt
and
John
Myhlll-Jones,
Oontrlbutlng
to
the
program
were
W.
Oummlngs,
W.
Vsughan
Davles.
0.
Freeman.
J.
Myhlll
Jones.
Oeorge
WalMl
and
Arthur
ail-verildes
aa
well
as
others.
"I'KOVINCIAIs
ELECTIONS
ACT
rillNTE
Rt'rr.KT
EI.ECTOK.U.
DHTKICT
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
on
Monday,
the
aut
dy
of
May.
1OT8.
st
the
hour
of
lo
o'etook
In
the
forenoon,
at
the
Court-house,
Prince
Hu-
ftevitlon
for
tM
!LlMM
tt
HrllML
th
m
or
rowr
fSr
fee
said
electoral
Sw'ct,
sad
of
hearing
and
determining
ol
ny
name
on
the
said
list,
or
to
Me
rigiairaiion
se
a
OUT
Of
IDT
applicant
"
r?fUtratlon;
and
for
the
other
'
forth
In
the
"Provincial
lections
Act."
..Pil
;t
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
thU
6th
day
of
April.
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rUKJlBTRAR
Or
VOTERS.
119
Prince
Ru
nert
Elftotoral
Diet
rut.
UVND
ACT
NOTICi:
Ol
INTIATION
TO
APPLY
TO
l.l..M.
,.tN
In
Prince
Runert
fjmd
rteeoirdlne
nia.
trlrt
and
sltuafi
un
Moreabv
Island
nd-
laoent
to
Alliford
Bay
Skldegate
Inlet-Queen
Charlotte
islands.
iake
notice
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited
of
Vanrniiver.
DC.
occupation
pulp
and
Httv
manufacturers.
Intends
lo
apply
loi
a
lease
of
the
following
1
bs
described
lands
-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
.w.
corner
nf
hti
r.
,,
.w".
degree.
30
m
n
w7
'Va.
,'
W
ft:
thenr
h
7WZ."'l
.'
minutes
West
(
Agronomic
i
u
thence
North
22
deg:
?ei
so
minutes
East
'!!!i
"00
?t.,
thence
NmhM
degrees
West
(A
troiiu.iic)
2500
ft-
TlyfR.
JIGGS,
his
family.
Mr.
and
Mrj.
and
their
darling
Cheater.
Mr.
Dingle.
Koofcr
and
fiis
adored
dog
AdoljIe.
The
Katzenjammer
Kids,
Nicodemm
O'Mallev,
Laura
the
Parrot.
Peter
Rabbit
and
his
friend.
Reglsr
Fellers,
Tillie
the
Toiler,
Van
Swaggrr,
and
bit
but
not
least,
the
gallant
Felix
....
The
merries
I,
nt'nth-ptovolmt
crowd
that
ever
ttepped
out
of
a
newt
piper.
From
now
on,
in
EVERY
SATURDAY'S
"PROVINCE,"
they
will
hold
a
special
carni-val
of
fun
in
8
full
shed
pget
all
their
own.
Tliis
NEW
Saturday
Section
ako
ha
four
more
page
featuring
a
Complete
Short
Story,
TWO
Fashion
Paget,
and
a
Page
of
Famous
Cltaractcr
Studies
bf
Hill.
Be
sure
and
get
Saturday's
"Province"
with
iti
Big,
NEW
12-page
Section,
brim
full
of
Fun.
SATURDAYS
DAILY'
PROVINCE
i
'
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imrnw
m
i
mk
i
n
hi
m
high
water
mark
Bouthe.ij
.
.
trW
V.mt
of
commencement,
save
and
xrZTl
"
?cr2.0mr0ro7.,
ni
PAOIPIC
MIU-S.
LIMITED
!
"ini
-a.
tune.
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MINERAL
AC1'
'
cr.nTirio.TBNoriMPI,ovniENi8
An
"ST1015
th,t
.nn
nd
C.
R.
Fnaer.
Free
Min.,r?SLfS?!
James
stokes
no.
MB80-9006I.
intend
sitw
1J2
.
the
date
hVrei'f
S'S'tS.'ffiS
Recorder
for
a
Certiffcau
f
?
Jll!-nK
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T.
,ht
cUon
under
w.-'
w.i
TTCU
"
as
B5
must
must
he
rtr
iinmnunnx
,-mM.
.
"'orr
tne
vine
iiiprovemr
nu
U8
of
such
Certificate
0f
tert
t),is
5th
dny
of
Mr,
!,
t,
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H.
HcN.
rilAEH
Ajent.
i
IcanaqianJ
Vt
npirir
i
rrtbiriuj
sii.sri
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Kftrhlkan,
lVraiigrll,
4nnesu,
and
Mkagwa.v
May
t,
I
'
To
Vanruuvrr,
Vlrtorla
and
Heal
lie
May
S,
IS,
tl.
I'lllNCIMH
HOVAl,
lur
llutedale,
nat
llella
lletla.
Ocean
tails.
Nsinii.
Alert
ll.iv
t'anijle1l
lllver
and
Vancoturr
etety
'
Irhlay,
10
li".
.,al-
Agency
for
all
Ktramslilii
Lines.
'hill
liiforin"
"
"
"on
w.
I'.
i)i(t
ll
lltli.
(leiternl
Atent.
Corner
of
41
It
Nlrett
and
Snl
.tvrnue.
prinre
llujrt,
ll.C.
i
SMMOTn--nSMS--M-MHM--M',l
sHHIrL
HBtt
CURE
rt)''
DKFBCTIVB
VISION,
DKFKCTIVIv
HEAB"
INCJ,
CATAH1UI
and
other
organic
troubles
by
hm1"11'
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.CJ
I'lionc
mi.
Wnllace
I.
loch.
Open
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