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199
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jEXCUKIQN.
TO
PEACE
RIVER
,
C
At
thejend
of
August
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
make
a
tour
of
the
Peace
River
country.
Already
in
tne
East
eighty
people
have
signified
their
intention
of
making
the
trip.
Vancouver
is
likely
to
send
nearly
one
hundred
members
from
their
Board
of
Trade.
Every
province
of
Canada
will
be
represented.
Members
of
the
Alberta
Government
will
be
of
the
party
and
probably
members
of
the
Dominion
Government.
It
will
be
one
of
the
most
important
groups
of
businessmen
that
has
ever
toured
the
west.
What
is
Prince
Rupert
to
do?
It
is
hoped
that
the
port
will
be
one
of
the
outlets
for
the
Peace
River;
but
very
few
people
from
here
have
yet
visited
the
country.
They
know
only
what
they
have
read
or
heard.
We
suggest
that
a
delegation
of
at
least
twenty
should
go
irom
rru
to
combat
arl
Let
these
fciastern
imDortant
centre'
ahft-thitbKmriLUMe
'
a
rt&mifornri
iri
i
sociation,
Canadian
Legion,
-Salmon
Fishermen's
Associ-
send
men
oi
w
work
or
though
oi
a
large
dele!
FRANCE:
"Itqjy
loves
me
r0t,
she
loves
me,
she
loves
me
not!
.She
does
or
she
-but
I'm
pJepared
for
whatever
comes
to
pass."
Jl)
420,
Florence
i
ROTARY
HOLDS
ITS
CONVENTION
Immense
ffair
in
Which
18
Nations
of
World
Are
Taking
I
Part
BIG
TEXAS
WELCOME
l
ive
Hundred
Girls
Take
Part
In
able
to
their
town
particular
crmft
may
be
freely
discussed
by
Suppose
el'ih)'bi:tahtllFran
ifcfctionln
thd
city
ere
gfe"'01
alone,
to
finance
detetefctes,
there
fouM
be
a
ri'succtablf
rdbrc-
l?Tn
1
Mammoth
Pageant
This
Evening
DALLAS;
Texas.
May
27.
The
people
of
Texas
opened
wide
their
arms
Saturday
to
extend
a
traditional
southern
welcome
to
the
Rotarians
representing
48
nations,
arriving
for
their
twentieth
annual
international
convention
j
In
it
beautiful
early
summer;
drees
of
green,
the
Texas
State
j
Fair
park
beckoned
to
the
thou-j
sands
of
visitors
who
are
hold-!
ing
their
meetings
and
most
of
j
their
entertainment
affairs
in
the
!
park
builuings.
Special,
trains,
auiomoDiies
ami
airplanes
urouxiu
Jtjie
delegations,
some
of
which
have
been
en
route
for
weeks,
and
the;
international
house-warming
liar
which
the
Texas
Rotarians
have
beensplanning
for
months
is
going
on.
i
One
of
tne
outstanding
features
of
this
convention
i
the
division
of
the
thousands
of
visiting
business
and
professional
men
into
separate
groups
according
to
their
t-veral
vocations,
so
that
the
aim
and
object
of
Rotary
as
applic
MOKE
MORROW
MYSTERY
tarians
from
many
different
parts
the
mystery,
of
the
world.
There
will
be
more
!
than
a
hundred
of
these
miniature
international
craft
conventions
tomorrow.
The
international
fellowship
whicn
is
one
of
the
great
objects
Hans
will
fiftl
'In
the'
ark
and
1n
the
elcome
of
Dallas
bftIM
Wlelll"iitMo-
the
I)
alias
Rotarfccpn-
will
be
unuMwl.
The
Jldiise
of
Friendship,
distinctive
,
gh3l
L1
r
There
is
plenty
of
activity
in
the
Morrow
home
at
Englewood,
N.J.,
where
Anne
Morrow,
fiancee
of
Col.
Lindbergh,
and
her
sister,
Elizabeth,
above,
are
now
staying.
The
latest
party
is
reported
to
be
in
honor
of
the
engagement
of
Ho-:
Miss
Elizabeth
to
(whom?)
that's
PEOPLE
RUSHED
TO
THE
STREET
-RESULT
QUAKE
uaHer
for
lftWre-flPWWTttt.
Th
-I'Ktun
.Dotation,
St,
A,,1re;v;?
Society,
Liof
Erickson'Society,
St.
t-TS
STfc-Z
ucuie
ouwety,
vainaua
ioage,
i'layers'
(JJub.
Prince
wh'h
ten?
r
notrv
clubs,
will
i
wuu,
jiercnani
service
UUlltl,
tiallbUt
Min
of
V'-
wl
attor
Vessel
Owners,
Women's
Canadian
Club,
Automobile
tnth
of
their
guests
Club,
Yacht
Club,
and
possibly
others.
thv
n,,,r
t
und
of
tse
n
is
not
siurirested
that
these
nrimniKntintia
d,i
t
i"wT.i;itw
'
Tu
V"Y'"'
"An
Afternoon
in
the
8ouh."
:
,caf
:
n
representinir
their
narticnlnr
lmhfl
of
4-..
v
j
DUt
SnOUld
help
tO
finance
the
Send
in
a
in
hnnor
of
Praniil-nt
mnA
lion,
so
that
the
city
should
not
lose
this
x,r-
I.
n.
Snttw
of
Tmolco.
unity
of
Of
jwterestine
the
bis?
men
nf
tVi
mimtrv
!
Mco.
..ml
t
off?
of
opportunity
rnnce
do
SO.
Runert
da
Pacif'w
mitlot
fnv
T
n:
f..
rv
Interr.-.t,1
nd
fi.n
.
tV
A"
..V'y
"
"".
T"
win
h
,
,m.
V4iui
urvii
UIU&IOUL
him
IIlllinriLV
Will
Tinrl
if
imnnaciKln
r4.n
:
f
'4
AN
ITALIAN
SLAM
that
brflltont
fete.
FAREWELL
SERMONS
!
PRE
CHED
SUNDAY
Kcv.
W.
P.
Price
Ieavcn
Pfom
Congregation
of
ll'ret
Ikip-tlt
Church
Here
.
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
preached
xiiitable
farewell
sermons
yesler
"vpninr
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Price.
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
People
Startled
by
TcwMrr
Yesterday
waJJ,and
dishW
rtydT.
OcH-
nu
oi
tnc.scina
storer
in
the
l
sentation.
Aihe,
orders
likely
tojbe
ablUond
lotion'
hZ,
A-
I
at
least
one
ttorJollpWing,
have
been
2g6jtefJrCity
hyjor
it
stn
h'yr
a
.
''
Council,
Boar$?6frr.
Arrack.
May
p.
-a
distinct
Club,
Tsimpsgf
Masonic
Lodap,
Tyec'
Masomc-Loffxre
m1
y
m'
earfru?k
.V
Shrine
Clujpa
iVpX?
tory
of
KjflglfriTemnlars,
Elks.
Moose.
Entries.
Odd-
RJrSP
and
LAeise
iSiTai
In
Kiwurt-i
lias
tin
sr?t
nuiiai
nrs'i"
""i
i1
a
.
.
.
,
r
K'ock
mt
tp
the
street;.
y
asrM0.
build
ins
mm.
i
Ik
nickers
4t
LaWlpe
Lake
ex
perienced
the
sensation
of
the
Rupert
Singers,
The
Churches,
Pioneer
Association
Na-
n"nrf
,h
cor
of
those
coun-
earth
waying.
causidV
dizziness.
uve
oons,
iraues
anu
LaDor
Louncil,
Knights
of
Colum-
lr
,n
re
M"'m
surround
bus,
Daughters
of
the
ntry
w'
in
Empire,
Eastern
Star,
Royal."
m7r?oH'
mf
Purple,
Mooseheart
Lemon.
Rebeknha.
PvtWnn
'aiiil
:'w.n,.n".
TT"1-
1..the.c,l
ef
innieo
PRAIRIE
SEED
IS
AIL
SOWN
Pn
t
Pretty
Gcml
So
Far
In
ite
of
tool
Weather
UlliiKlPF;.
May
27.
Seeding
rnelr
'n
lKe
praipjis
jyoylpcei
m
aov
coinpieiea,
arconring
10
me
fdvfi
weeWy
rroa-
nnrmrt
jof
the
Canadian
Nitt
on.il
Kjfvflis.
(fen-enHy
jpenklnir.
nboutTB
per
cent
:
of
hevonraiT
g-ains
are
aNo
in
the
grp-'i'id
and
i
expected
that
tlie
rejr
inler
of
this
work
will
lie
eanVtVtH
this
wnk.
AIUioi:gh,
on
the
whole,
the:
weatlier
has
romainnH
dry
and
coot,
there
i
plon'v
of
moisture
i
In
the
Jfound
for
preont
neeih,
'ant-lHe
-r
is
no
nint
(or
anv
:
J
anxiety
In
the
majority
of
se-tlons
whot
'n
"bovo
tihe
ground
ana
the
fooler
wittber
In
aait
4mm
I
l
A
A
...1.1
-I.
1.,..
...
v:.
t,....
.
L"
.nil
iu-rn
rvov,
which.
the
pulpit
of
whkh
he
has
re-
tf
ihe.
..H
h
lack
of
moi-!
signed
in
on
er
to
lake
an
ex.
w.
n
rains
have
tended
rest
lie
and
Mrs.
Price
hf
xerlt,red.
there
were!
will
leave
on
Thursday
morning
jotMfrrM
ahowers
in
many
p.irts
by
train
for
Lloydtninster,
Sask.,
duWsgtfo
it
week
which
have!
wnere
they
will
visit
with
their
aldojljln
hullding
a
reserve
of
son.
Col.
Prfee.
:
moltn"
In
f
-ir.
nri
comhUinl
i
There
will
be
a
congregational
are
ol-'d
about
dry
conditions
:
fun-well
meetinji-
on
Wednesday
except
f'nH
b-mt
the
Prince
AN
hert
n-'
Mrlfort
drtrM.s
In
Sa-
i
skatche-
-nn
a"d
th
nonnyville
ii4trt
In
AHf-ta.
where
tho
high
wlrnl
r-"HP(
n
rtf
Ajplfix
oufeof
tbo
PirKpr
sorM.
tri.ftlaji',
itotfa
bo-dltl-inn
i.re
pltciilarTy
good
at
l,ie
"i"mi(
and.
In
Sn
skatchenn
.-ml
A'Korte
ney
may
be
rated
as
average
.
.
,
;
UK
ASSURING
I
I
Nesrs:
-Mci
niH
Man
Are
you
a
messe-'irov
buy?
j
Urchin
'
i
nit
itrnuntly)
No
sir,
i
it'
mv
sor
toe
tht
makes
me
iwBlk
th's
slow.
Western
Reserve
I
Rod
Cat.
Monday,
May
27,
1923
The
"Spirit"
of
the
Three
Musketeers
By
the
golden
baldric
of
Porthos
.
.
.
by
the
gleaming
sword
of
Athos
...
by
the
grace
of
Aramis
...
the
brave
old
days
in
France
.
.
.
days
when
every
gentleman
adventurer
had
faith
in
his
star
...
and
the
Three
Stars
of
the
Three
Musketeers
blazed
brightest
of
alL
THREE
STAR
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
HENMESSY
BRANNY
M7R
This
advertisement
is
nut
published
or
dlst.lmed
iiv
tht-
Llquvr
Coutrui
Hoard
or
Hy
the
Government
of
Eritlth
British
Columbia.
H
'
a
ue
rut
unu
,iw?w
v
ww
i:
7
W
'
v
1
s
Dull"
iHntltl
U
OmiIk-It
LintJtmnt
Sm.
SiS9,
mrmilablt
!
or
thtt
Mq4
In
CanmAa
by
thm
mmktfibf
th
Jamou
Dminion
Batlltthlp
Llnoltum
MWOWEOH
Put
fresh
colour,
cheer,
cotincts,
in
every
room
.
.
.
without
spending
a
lot
of
money
...
by
choosing
appropriate
Dominion
Linoleum.
This
attractive,
easily
cleaned
material
cornea
in
a
wide
range
of
designs'
and
colours
...
in
convenient
widths
that
make
it
the
ideal
all-over
floor
Covering.
Save
yourself
hours
of
tiresome
beating
and
sweeping;
yet
always
have
"dean
floors
.
.
.
pleasant
to
walk
on
and
a
joy
to
look
at.
,
Dominion
Linoleum
offers
eridlessiselec
tion
and
wears
for
years
and,
years.
.
.Quick
and
easy
to
lay.
,
!;
!
Other
Heaiitiful
Dominion
Floors
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum,
with
tho
famous
Domolac
Finish,
lends
distinction
to
any
room.
Lasts
a
lifetime.
Moderately
priced.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
in
standard
siies
at
popular
prices
enjoy
wide
favour
for
their
notable
beauty
and
durability.
At
House
Furnishing
and
Departmental
Stores