paw?
two
Mond;.
THr.
DAit?
NP!Wa
-J.
,
Unless
you
use
"SALADA",
you
do
not
know
how
delicious
tea
can
be-
We
will
send
you
a
free
PRINCE
RUPERT
DOROTHY
GISH
sample
to
prove
it-Write
"SALADA",
Toronto.
Four
grades
put
up
all
In
Clack,
Green
or
Mixed
A
DANDY
TOWN
AT
WEEK-END
blends
-80c
to
$1.05
per
pound
at
all
grocers.
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Luce,
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Humor
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Actress
to
le
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HIS
HOLINESS
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Amadlo
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Family
Return
;
.
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Europe,
Including
Rome
To
hve
n:i
luittlence
with
His
H
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thf
Pope
A
the
Vatican
,,.
,
of
the
features
of
the
visit
to
V;
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and
Mrs
I.omk
Attuttiu
an-'
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DAILY
EDITION
LEASE
OF
ELEVATOR
98
86
Monday,
Jan.
30,
1928
It
it
satisfactory
that
the
future
of
the
grain
elevator
here
is
settled
nafi
that
we
shall
know
about
what
to
depend
on
for
the
next
five
and
half
years.
While
there
was
a
difference
of
opinion
as
10
wnai
womu
ue
nest
tor
the
city,
everyone
wtn
agree
that
it
is
better
to
have
a
sure
thing
than
a
doubtful
speculation.
While
the
people
turned
down
Fred
Stork
at
the
last
election,
it
is
pleasing
to
note
that
the
former
member
has
still
been
work
ing
In
the
interests
of
Prince
Rupert
and
has
been
able
to
secure
this
contract.
HOPE
MORE
BUSINESS
NOW
It
is
to
hv
hoped
that,
now
that
the
elevator
lease
is
settled,
more
grain
business
will
l
cl.;lt.
here
from
this
time
on.
With
the
large
snipping
dumihs
heimr
cone
at
anroii
er.
it
does
seem
as
it'
Prince
Rupert
has
i:nt
ji,(
n
lining
,,.r
share
of
the
grain
export.
We
do
not
know
I
v
this
i
lm
we
.l
know
that
it
was
not
what
We
were
led
to
e.ect.
However,
in
business
there
are
all
sorts
of
unforeseen
things.
V.V
w
re
t'.t
expe.
'ing
renewal
of
the
lease
so
soon
and
ii
is
vood
new
;
M";
:
especially
to
those
who
wev
fe;ir!'ul
that
t
out
in
the
cold.
i
hat
it
has
come.
pint
would
be
loit
GOVEKXJIBNT
IJY
DELEGATION
Government
by
delegation
is
not
altogether
a
desirable
thing
let
that
ii
what
we
seem
to
have
today.
Hundreds,
if
not
thousands
of
delegation!
go
to
Ottawa
every
year.
They
interview
ministers,
deputy
minister,
members
of
parliament,
senators,
and
all
sort
of
officials
as
well
an
newspapermen.
They
try
to
impress
the
government
with
their
importance
and
sometimes,
it
is
said,
the
government
is
induced
to
do
things
that
their
better
judgment
tells
them
is
wrong.
it
aeems
a
simple
matter
to
elect
members
of
parliament
and
for
them
to
legislate
and
endorse
or
condemn
governments.
It
is
the
frictidn
that
comes
from
delegations
that
causes
most
of
the
trouble.
Still
each
district
must
have
its
occasional
delegation
if
It
is
to
be
recognized.
MUTUAL
ESTEEM
OF
LEADERS
Parliamentary
leaders
usually
learn
to
estimate
each
other
at
their
true
worth.
They
are
courteous
to
opponents
and
give
them
a
good
hearing,
recognising
that
there
is
no
such
thing
as
absolute
truth
bu
that
truth
is
very
largely
a
point
of
view.
We
see
things
from
different
angles.
It
is
interesting
to
hear
the
expressions
of
esteem
for
a
departed
leader
of
the
opposite
party
or
even
to
know
that
the
leader
of
the
UUralH
at
Ottawa
welcomes
his
chief
opponent
to
the
leader-shia'and
speaks
highly
of
his
character
and
ability.
We
are
learning
to
respect
those
who
have
different
opinionsfrom
ourselves
and
to
realise
that
there,
is
a
ponsllttlity
of
their
being
right.
.
TT"''.Tf3
r
n.'d
ilnuKli'er.
Fourth
Avenue
Bast
Filled
with
heat
giving
calories
Delicious
and
healthful
when
heated
in
the
oven
"buttered
and
served
with
hot
milK
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
Jlti4Ji
WflU
I
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night
s
train,
i
T!-e
y
,vnt
a
week
In
Rome
where
XIr
Aniudlo
hi
a
brjther
a
priest.
Ur.
and
Mrv
Amadlo
have
osen
J-
nt
tram
the
city
for
four
month
'villn;;
with
relative
In
Italy.
Mr.
.'imodln
reports
a
gradual
Improvement
:n
business
and
the
national
life
of
rtsly.
Tiu-
nation
In
now'
on
of
the
j
mcst
prosperous
in
Europe,
They
travelled
across
the
Atlantic
i'
an
on
the
Emprcta
of
Prance.
Cotn-:ik
'i;ic
thy
hd
h
very
rough
voyage
the
M
in
royal
4o
Halifax.
They
ip
:it
a
f
i
v
day
lu
Ontario
visiting
.i
bi
other
ot
Mr.
Amadlo.
Keep
the
youngsters
warm
M
A
KES..
SUGGESTIONS
"Home
of
the
Poor
Fish"
and
"Hear
us
Blow"
are
Aiming
Suggestions
Made
few
have
never
recovered
Some
slogans,
adopted
years
ago,
are
still
in
use.
but
at
the
moment,
Fol
io-
the
Bird
to
Victoria"
la
the
only
enc
I
can
positively
Identify,
tt
was
nbly
sure
that
Vancouver
wvuld'
not
steal
that
title.
The
Home
of
tbe
Poor
Fish"
might
be
considered
appropriate,
aa
It
would
apply
equally
well
to
halibut,
salmon,
cod
and
herring,
even
If
all
these
do
not
consider
Prince
Rupert
a
their
permanent
home.
Some
latitude
must
9flHy!,OUh
and
Antonio
two
American
tlers,
can
be
"THE
BRUTE"
COMING
Moreno,
credited'
wttbf,a
Be
yfleal
of
the
euceess
which
"Madame
Pompadour"
Britten
National'
new
Paramount
release
Is
ure
to
win.
In
Ote'.ur
cemlBK
for
the
mid-week
(
Vancouver
Province)
'tbey
nqw
pojhtlalltle
of
becoming
aa
Prutee
Rupert
Is
the
lateat
city
to
popujar
nbrilintlc
team
aa
the
Vttau
fall
a
elctlm
to
aloganltla.
Practically
BanRyWaJd
Colman
combination,
every
town
on
thla
continent
haa
had
j
Tfce.5$e
sTaSjhieh
these
tww
tell
a
It
at
aorae
Oin
or
other,
and
quite
a
;
,vf,wv.r
imnnrerHhed
aweet-
compltttly.
i.
0i
.ht
will
he
remembered
long
after
the
apectator
haa
left
the
l&bby.
Herbert
WUqox.
the
man
responsible
for
"Nell
Owjn"
directed,
under
the
aa
born
in
1B16
and
is
atin
going
strong,
l
v
.
.
.v.
iU
VUVft
HM
UHkG
IIWU,
UTIV
WV
MM
,
V
f
MVtr
hanAM
Vfarlnn'M
Arfant
Follow
the
Grain
to
Vancouver"
recr-
.
,
6ii...w.,-.h
m.
.n
nlzed
aa
our
official
slogan
In
addition
.
.
.
,
r,
'
k
.
to
being
rank
plagiarism,
this
was
a
Z..."
V.""
'
.
JZ.w
particular
punk
effort,
and
has
rightly
'
""
r
,-r--
perished.
I
sincerely
hope
Prince
Ru-,
V"'
pert
will
have
something
better
to
offer
Ia,
EU,h
"
"",t
but
I
fear.
I
tear!
TT
blatory
of
ate-
"T"
Tn
w
ganrerlng
U
not
enootirmging.
Pr
Pan
rwee:
nenn
w
-
n.
Watch
BUnkellle
Qit"
haa
been
tne
moat
popular
slogan
of
all
tune.
'
It
ha
the
merit
of
hrevlte.
It
Is
tut
V-
Kaw
mt.
to
remember,
and
It
doneent
mean
eleWe;
a
MeLagl.n.
Oogo
and
Tom
anything
that
la
open
to
rn
tare
pre-
rXcynld$,
Prunler
enutlon.
but
It
la
getting
a
little
lm
7
f
rTm
la
threadbare
Aa
a
catch
wort
it
ha
had
,Utenth
century.
It
trace
the
life
its
day.
t
Pompadour
I
root
her
humble
bg
la-
Prince
Rupert,
which
la
a
thrttlng
"Of
right
up
ta
tbe
height
of
her
wr-
city
of
7j000
aouto.
with
a
big
eport.tun-
11
eem-.that
the
kiagv
iawm
trade
and
many
Important
tftduatrtea,
alwaya
content
with
what
should
atrlve
to
Ml
tbe
weM
Of
this
had.
PompadW
venture
out
one
in
lu
slogan
It
wttl
not.
I
trust
be
,
ntght
and
eaten
an
inn
where
ske
a
alavlah
lmlUtor
or
Victoria
d
urge
ttuxU
and
fall
madly
in
love
with
Rene
people
to
"Follow
the
Flan
to
Prince
Lam.
a
paw
young
poet.
The
pto
Rupert.'
but
out
of
eomplUivrat
to
the
develop
with
amazing
apeed
until
-
large
trade
done
In
frocen
halibut
It
well
Pompadour
l
rnved
from
dtaaa-
?ou!d
very
well
advertise
ltelf
aa
"The
troua
ruin
by
her
own
quick
wit
City
of
a
Million
etms."
and
be
reason-
STARRING
MONTE
BLUE
luniiiHn
l'Uturr
to
be
Tnulght
be
allowed
sloganeers,
however.
i
"The
Brut),'
HOW
XK
M'OVT
attraction
coming
her
Out
of
deference
to
while,
whlta
H1
Pdldiy
cat
aa
a
abound
In
northern
wmtera,
a
might
be
made
of
How
We
Spout
I
"
Shown
llrrr
geu
poverty
or
Imagination.
The
gran-:
nuro.
lovea
and
ladiea,
aU
the
racale
tie
ram
part
could
be
better
alluded
to
dazale
of
ft.
and
the
humanity,
tool
In
the
more
fitting
phrase
"Were
Al-;
Lell
Hyama
aa
the
dine
hall
girl,
ways
on
the
Rocks."
though
there
may
fought
and
won.
by
tbe
Brat,
la
very
be
aome
who
would
prefer
"The
City
lovely.
Clyde
(took,
known
aa
one
of
With
a
Backbone."
j
tbe
funnteit
coated
la
ns
of
the
vaudeville
ns
naira
laiano
is
aeiugen
WKB
t
Um
i
iut
nH.iw.
n
Kd.
Aa
the
official
reetdrnce
Of
tht
lion.
Thomas
Duff
Pattmio,
Beau
Bmmmell
of
British
Columbia
legislators,
here
M
a
abort
and
anappy
and
truthful
ttbgtn
which
will
take
ome
beating:
"JShe'a
a
Dandy
Town!"
It
ha
Just
that
suspicion
of
western
slang
that
wUl
make
It
stick
la
tbe
memory
of
all
who
have
ever
seen
the
minister
of
land
at
bis
Mat.
but,
ala.
I,
la
too
much
to
hope
that
the
OBHserrattve
wUl
applaud
this
sholo
with
bath
hand.
Dam
poitufc.
anyway!
I
fat?&frMm
n.
their
minion
-doUar
eourthouae
and
would
like
a
few
grain
elevators,
and
the
lumber
industry
la
attracting
more
and
more
attention,
this
tbought-om-
iltng
sentence
flight
make
rival
clUea
wonder
what's
coming
neit:
"Where
U
Rolling
la
a
Science."
And
"Our
Boom
Will
Never
Burst!"
anuld
not
be
at
all
bad.
Tbe
northern
olty
la
already
well
mown
to
fur
trader
and
trapper,
but
3
bolder
bid
for
their
bualnee
might
be
made
with
a
slogs
n
specially
directed
nt
them.
What
hardy
half-breed
vouldnt
pack
hi
aeaaon's
catch
to
tupert
once
he
learned
that
the
store
there
were
living
up
to
the
motto
"Well
rake
the
Hide
Off
You,"
or,
more
poetically.
"A
Bkln
Oame
la
Our
Aim
Some
loenoclaat.
with
no
reverence
whatever
for
th
proper
name
w'.th
which
th
olty
was
formally
chrttteoed.
nay
suggest
that
the
slogan
abould
bt
iomthlng
breeay,
like
"Whoop
for
tup!"
That
lacks
dignity
at
both
md
and
haa
a
weak
middle.
But
It
la
lust
about
the
right
length
and
la
easy
to
holler
on
festive
oevaatona,
and
so
s
quite
likely
to
he
selected
a
tb
br
irubmltteJ
to
th
slogan
committee.
!
---
Yea;
chtncea're
"they
U
pick
"Whoop
or
Rtipe"-
or
iawneihlng
worse
t
II
tlil-MII:i.l.r;i
"Dow
did
you
get
your
head
cut
up
that
way?
Railway
acctdentf
"No,
a
fellow
threw
some
tomatoes
at
m"
"But
surely
tomato
wouldn't
crack
your
headt"
"Mo,
but
the
man
forgot
to
take
th
can
off
them
."
Progreulv
Qrocer.
a
nraa-
rj,
ui
v.iirouTer.
reui.
a
iitue
on
01
peetor
who
strike
p,y
dirt,
and
weJl-boastlng
about
thla
blessing
would
be
east
be
I.
quite
in
order.
Those
who
consider
crroll
Nye
and
Paul
Nicholson
are
that
"Where
the
Dry.
Are
Alwaya
Wet
m,mb
of
tbe
targe
company
might
possibly
be
mlaunderatood
are
wnlch
lnelU(lN
M
motUj
hot
001
1T
to
!!?t
Wt
"h
tht
I
rito
lryir
humming
has
dlreat-
W'U
'eH
e
Piece
with
keen
perception
of
"Wbrr.
the
Mlt
I.
Never
Missed"
I.
..
if
""PPr0prUt
u"'tm
picture,
a
vital
human
document,
-!rL
or
wnwn
the
meaning
la
never
befog-1
.
western
picture
is
"Lightning
lariats"
Something
new
tn
the
way
of
villainy
In
a
western
picture
introduced
in
"Lightning
Lariats."
starring
Tom
Tyler
which
l
coming
tomorrow.
Th"
menace,
la
furnished
thla
time
by
tbe
gin
wft
.
ave
on
she,
math
Tom's
and
whose
father
hai
k
nvaragag
,n
the
cowboy's
property.
Tn
girl
at
'
t
J
atarrlng
Uonte
Blue,
la
V
tonight.
low-In-
a,
Choice
speech
cfulek-hj-aetlon
caboy
of
the
a
'Hear
U
Blow
I"
or
dkT
whan
the
West
was
really
wild
and
a
A
whale
In
action
woolly.
WXKK
AT
TllKAriti:
TheD
Monday
"The
Brute."
MurmaM
Ooaaedy
"QuMBt
Wild"
Pa
rameunt
News.
Tuewlay
Teen
Tyler
tn
"lightning
tau."
Lupino
Lane
OoaMdy
Mermaid
Comedy
"Dattar
up.'
Ur-
VMlnf-lay
and
ThurMlay
Dim
Dove
in
"Amertoan
Beauty."
Billy
Doolsy
Comedy
"Dtaay
SatftM."
Am1!
mm
Fa
We.
Friday
and
salavnUy
DoeeUiy
Oiah
la
"ludaaa
Pan-
Pathe
Reetew.
might
later
be
Included
tn
the
ckrte
"
ooai
gei
tne
imprcasion
that
(,Tt44Tf
rTf
f
4fTf
coat
of
arm,
when
Pflnce
Rupert
geta'
Brnte"
la
fust
another
of
tbe
ho-
,'
old
enouah
to
attract
the
attenttati
of
kum
Western
that
have
flooded
the
3"rUlnlg.
mr
thn
tht'
!t
'he
College
of
Herald.
screen
Utely.
It
1
just
the
revere.
J1
Because
of
the
very
aolld
material
on
It
la
among
the
really
great
lnterprt-
which
the
city
la
bum.
it
haa
been
tatton
of
th
old
day
of
tbe
Pat
suggeatad
that
"The
Ottealtar
ot,
the
Weat.
There
are
the
gold-rush,
the
oU-
Weat"
Baizht
be
a
fitting
eatnraUmant.
liiih.
.rnla
nA
irtu
uui
nti
f
jsM
rmg
im
mm
iwymi
w
lurpc
ahead
to
baste
and
social
atrprise
Ula
Dove,
as
"Jteeker"
la
the
re
taurast
of
a
faahtottaWe
hotel,
crave
but
such
a
nomenclature
somehow
sug-
Indiana,
aanda.
and
aegcfertieh.
flghu
and
'f11
hr
nd
M-flS)K
with
her
Ita
fcuA
keeping
beauty.
life
of
ease
in
While
ah
Uvea
In
a
cheap
boarding
owe
with
her
mother,
tn
her
tmagtn
attsn
she
wis
always
trareJIteg
la
the
whirl,
and
came
out
her
pre-
the
cxteM
ef
baring
the
tet
phone
girt
send
her
eavUs
to
the
re
ateurant
a
though
she
mere
a
fuest
at
the
hocieiry
She
meet
wealth
youth
-who
pro-
P3e
marrtage.
but
h
has,
tn
the
aieanttme.
fallen
In
love
with
a
young
chemist
who
lives
acre
th
hall
In
er
boarding
house.
The
plot
of
the
picture
Is
devel-fed
at
a
smart
dinner
party
given
by
her
rich
beau,
but
K
wud
spoil
pros-psettve
Uveatrefcer'
enjoyment
o
re-ktte
tt
here.
Hcwtvcr.
th
hwHr
U!m
DceeH
tear
hrsvadc
and
emoMeeal
work
stamp
her
s
om
of
the
uadntg
star
en
the
screen
ftrmamettt.
VNHl'XO
union
Nitt-once
I
saved
a
mans
life
but
adjoining
,
I
never
got
a
medal
tor
it.
.
Wttt-Orvc
paKleulav.
pleas
"An
lecbrtate
once
oame
home
to
hi
aroused
to
vonataiset
when
Torn
'
aoartmeat
and
himai
&n
ni
k
hla
heart
to
another
malolen.
and
lheSrtr
toaks
a
bath
in
aiui
h
imu
unscrupulous
vorrtsn
niras'two
doe
to
"get
the
girt."
The
picture
revolve
around
Tom's
effort
to
ave
hat
sweetheart
and
th
little
boy
who
Is
in
her
charge.
Tbe
child
sole
U
pis
red
by
Fraakle
Dano,
IM
hla
oanln
frtend.
"Bitting
Bull"
to
very
much
In
evidence,
furnishing
many
laugha
and
getting
m
on
most
of
the
thrill.
Tom
haa
directed
his
efforts
toward
some
spectacular
ride
which
are
charged
with
breath-taking
tenseness.
Me
proves
again
that
he
is
a
master
rider
and
one
equal
to
the
meet
daring
feata
t
horsemanship
BILLIE
DOVE
STARS
IN
"AMERICAN
BEAUTY"
I
tf
the
beautiful
BUlle
Dorc
did
nothing
but
flash
one
of
her
radiant
amUas
at
the
picture
fan,
she
would
be
worth
sd
mission
price
to
a
theatre,
but
In
"American
Beauty."
which
opens
Wednesday,
ahe
demonstrate
that
behind
her
lovely
snUle
there
la
abUlty
to
act.
MUa
Dove'a
work
In
"American
Beauty"
ia
on
a
par
with,
or
one
might
ssy.
ahad
better
than
her
last
stellar
effort.
"The
Stolen
Bride."
which
first
fattnl
recently
released.
Thla
l
the
sort
of
picture
that
la
deapera
despera-lncve''
beerl-
scalded-
to
-
death
only
happened
to
be
Janitor
of
the
building
no
there
was
no
hot
water
Judge
NOTICK.
There
will
be
offered
tin-
mK
at
tHii
Auction
at
the
rrovinolal
Oovcrnment
vourv
iiouae,
rrince
Rupert,
B.OH
on
Monday.
January
soth.
lis.
at
a
o'clock
u
ww
arternoon,
tne
rwiowlnc
lot:
Lot
14,
Block
34.
Section
T
Lot
7.
Block
4u.
election
7.
Lot
13.
Block
IS.
b.tlon
3.
all
In
the
Olty
of
Pru..T
Rupert,
B.C
irruw.
vasn
in
i
an
at
i;..-.e
01
Bale,
or
one-quarter
eath
and
the
balance
in
three
equal
annual
InatalmenU
with
Interest
on
the
deferred
Davment
at
the
ato
of
6
per
annum,
the
Crown
arant
iw
w
w
iu.uo
aoaruonai.
Plana
ahowtng
the
lots
offered
for
sale
uia;
oe
arrn
at
ui
01
ice
of
the
Ooveni-hent
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Oovemment
Agent
Dated
at
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
January
IBth,
taa,
LAND
ACT
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MmcE
or
INTT.NTION
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ill
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c
Bona
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for
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to
purchase
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following
described
lands:
Commencing
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post
planted
at
the
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Let
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Range
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CD.;
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th
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eo
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1837.
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