PAftl
FOUR
THE
DAILT
MEWS.
Wednesday,
Jun
ij,
j,,,
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YOU
CAN'T
BUY
NEW
EYES
But
you
can
cet
satisfactory
glasses
from
OEO.
F.
DAVEY,
Reentered
Optometrist,
who.
for
the
past
six
years,
has
been
giving
a
real
personal
service
in
the
Optical
Department
of
Max
Heilbroner
The
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Bathing
Hunting
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Auto
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Highway
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from
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T.B.
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Cows
No
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No
Mosquitoes.
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Per
Week
Children
Under
12,
Half
Rate
MADAME
RAJAUT
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen,
who
has
been
on
a
week's
trip
to
Stewart,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Catala
last
evening.
PHONE:
636
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MILK
and
CREAM
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Cream
Vi
pint
Whipping
Cream
1
pint
20c
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i
QUM
THE
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Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
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PYRAMID
PROPHECY
Mathematical
Deductions
From
Great
Egyptian
Structure
Give
Key
to
Future
Events
One
of
the
interesting
features
of
an
address
before
the
Prince
Ru-nert
Ovro
Club
vestcrdav
bv
Robert
Bartlett
on
the
subject
of
the
Oreat
Pyramid
of
Gizeh
were
mathematical
deducUons
based'
on
measurements
of
passages
within
the
pyramid
on
which
predictions
of
future
events
are
based.
It
Is
claimed
by
students
of
these
mat
ters
that
the
commencement
of
the
uresent
depression
was
set
by
ma
thematical
measurements
of
the
principal
passage
as
being
May
29.
1028,
and
that
the
end
would
come
m
September
15-16,
1935.
Later
.here
would
ensue
another
world
:atastrophe
of
some
kind
such
as
conomic
chaos
or
Armeggadon
tnd
on
August
19-20,
1933,
there
would
be
the
second
coming
of
Jhrist
who
would
be
sent
to
re
establish
on
earth
again
God's
law
instead
of
man's.
Other
events
which
Pyramid
authorities
had
asserted
might
have
been
foretold
by
the
markings
of
the
main
passage
had
Included
the
exodus
of
the
people
of
Israel
from
Egypt
in
14C6
B.C..
the
life
of
Christ,
the
destruction
of
Jerusalem
in
70
AD.,
the
end
of
the
Dark
Ages
in
1518,
ihs
beginning
of
the
present
greatness
of
Britain
In
1558,
the
beginning
of
the
modem
age
of
speed
in
communication,
trade
and
industry
In
1314,
the
era
of
mass
production
from
1909.
Britain's
entry
Into
the
Oreat
War
on
August
4.
1914.
:he
end
of
the
War
for
Britain
on
November
11.
1918,
the
commencemen;
of
the
first
post-war
depression
on
July
11.
1920.
and
the
ending
of
same
on
November
10.
1921.
Mr.
Bartlett
showed
how
mathematical
deductions
rrom
the
measurements
of
the
Great
Pyramid
supported
theories
of
the
British-Israelite
belief.
According
to
Davidson,
the
Pyramid
had
been
built
by
direct
command
of
God
in
2625
B
C.
by
Enoch,
the
only
man
in
Biblical
history
who
had
not
actuaily
-died
but
had
"walked
with
God."
This
had
been
before
the
Flood
which
history
fixed
as
being
in
2344
Bp.
Mr.
Bartlett
save;
measurements
and'
architectural
details
of
4he
Pyramid
which
had
been
listed
by
the
.ancient
Greeks
as
being
one
of
the
seven
Wonders
of
the
Wnrlr!
the
real
wonders
of
which,
hovscver.
naa
not
been
revealed
until
the
last
seventy-five
years
or
so
ThP
vast
structure
was
464
feet
high,
covered
some
thirteen
acres
and
weighed
ninety
million
tons
It
u-n
an
architectural
marvel
which,
in
some
or
Its
details,
could
not
be
duplicated
by
man
today.
The
mea
surements
were
precise
to
a
min
uteness
almost
incomprehensible.
Mr.
Bartlett
revealed
many
details
of
the
Pyramid,
all
of
which
proved
both
interesting
and
R.
W.
Sinclair
of
Inverness
cannery
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
lrom
the
Skeena
River
for
a
brief
visit
to
town.
He
is
returning
to
Inverness
today.
McLEOD'S
Shoe
Store
New
Location
3rd
Ave.,
op.
Besner
Bk
REPAIRING
Phone:
Blue
909
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
New
Books
For
Local
Library
Number
of
Non-Fiction
Volumes
Added
to
Shelves
The
following
new
books
have
been
added
to
the
shelves
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library:
"Andree's
Story,"
S.
A.
Andree.
"William
the
Conqueror,"
Hllalrc
Belloc.
"Queen
Elizabeth,"
Katherlne
Anthony.
"The
Royal
Line
of
Franec,"
E.
T.
Cook.
"Jane
Austen."
Francis
W.
Cornish.
-The
English
Sonnet,"
T.
W.
II.
Crosland.
"John
Hampden's
England,"
John
Drinkwater.
"Rose
Garden
Primer,"
Boer
Holmes.
"Houdtnl's
Bscapss
and
Magic."
Waiter
B.
Gibson.
"Eothen."
A.
W.
Klivglake.
"Tmerlarie
the
Earth
Sliaker,"
Harold
Lamb.
"Mary.
Queen
of
Scots,"
Brie
Linklater.
"Leonardo
da
Vinci,
the
Artist."
Edward
MacCurdy.
"Prince
Charlie,"
Compton
Mackenzie.
"Napoleon
and
Ills
Marshals,"
A.
G.
Macdonell.
"Mary
Webb,"
Thomas
Moult.
"Socrates."
A.
E.
Taylor.
"First
to
Go
Back","
Irlna
Skarla-tina.
"Climbing
Roses,"
G.
A.
Stevens.
"Christina
RossetU."
D.
M.
Stuart.
PROTEST
AT
MORATORIUM
United
States
Objects
to
Decree
Made
by
Germany
BERLIN.
June
20:
The
United
Statea.has
lodged
a
note
of
vlgorou?.
protest
and
reprimand
with
the
Oerrnan
government
against
the
decree
whereby
Germany
declares
a
moratprlum
on
all
loan
repayments
fqr
six
months.
Such
a
moratorium
applicable
to
all
nations
is
particularly
discriminatory
against
the
United
States,
it
Is
declared.
The
liawes
loan,
the
note
points
out.
Was
an
unconditional
obligation
and
the
international
bank
will
expect
Germany
to
honor
Its
payments
thereunder.
NOW
OPEN
Palm
Coffee
Shop
Pleasant
surroundings
and
Service
with
a
Smile
Call
and
see
us
Across
from
the
Power
Co.,
Third
Avenue
SHORT
WAVE
Time
is
Here
You
can
listen
to
these
stations
on
your
present
set
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Pittsburg.
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NJ.
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Winnipeg.
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Schenectady,
N.Y.
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information
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&
Third
Street
'NANA'
REAL
DIFFERENT
Anna
Sten,
Colorful
European
Film
Star,
In
.Much-Discussed
Picture
At
Capitol
Theatre
Anna
Sten.
noted
European
actress,
makes
her
screen
debut
In
"Nana,"
one
of
the
season's
nuxrt
dlsoussed
talking
picture
dramas,
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
mid-week.
The
rise
and
fall
of
a
notorious
courtesan
in
the
say
and
colorful
setting
of
Parts
In
1870
forms
the
story
of
"Nana."
Nana
and
her
cronies.
Satin
and
Mlml.
played
by
Mae
Clarke
and
Muriel
Kirk-land,
start
off
from
the
gutters
and
the
hovels
to
the
boulevards,
cafes
and
music
halls,
an
accident
causing
Nana's
rise
from
a
kKehei
drudge
to
a
ndted
actress.
She
pro-greases
to
fame
and
riches,
lias
lovers
by
the
score
but
is
finally
thrown
back
into
the
gutter
where
she
commits
suicide.
Richard
Bennett.
Lionel
AtwIU
and
Phillips
Holmes
are
among
the
victims
of
her
voluptuous
and
lrrestible
charms.
She
la
saucy,
fiery,
melting
and
tragic
in
turn.
Settings
for
the
film
are
most
elaborate,
no
expense
having,
apparently,
been
spared
In
the
filming
of
the
story
of
the
happy,
singing,
carefree
pleasure
capital
of
the
world
Music
halls
ring
with
laughter
and
gaiety
and
the
people
are
hoarse
with
racous
sonv
It
Is
a
very
different
picture.
Dr.
H
L
Alexander
sailed
iast
evening
on
the
Caulu
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Ho
wlli
be
away
for
Uir
icxt
two
or
three
weeks
WE
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few
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icn
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and
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carry
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full
supply
of
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VI;G!TAHI.I:S
in
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Where
Dollars
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More
Cents'
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West
P.
O.
Box
575
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18
Laura
LaPlante
Wedded
in
Paris
American
Movinc
Picture
Actress
And
Irvine
Aiher
United
In
Marriage
PARIS,
June
20.
Laura
Laplantc.
well
known
American
motion
picture
actress,
and
Irving
Ashcr.
a
Warner
Bros'
director,
were
married
here
at
a
ceremony
performed
yesterday
morning
by
the
mayor
of
Paris
and
at
which
Ex-Mayor
Jimmy
Walker
of
New
York
and
his
wife.
Betty
Compton,
were
the
wit
nesses.
The
couple
will
lake
up
per-
j
maneni
residence
in
England.
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
-Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
39.90;
temperature,
56.
sa
smooth.
Triple
I
sla
no
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
sea
smooth.
Langara
island
Overcoat,
strong
i
southerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Terrace
Raining,
calm.
51.
Alnaysh
Cloudy,
calm.
52.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
33.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
54.
Haceiton
Raining,
calm.
54.
Smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm
mild.
Bums
Lake-
-Cloudy,
coo!
50
CAPITOj
Tonight
and
Thursday
The
Curtain
Rises
ANNA
STEN
appears
from
New
Itimla
to
thrill
you,
hriucinr.
a
fresh
and
exciting
art
to
a
role
of
strange
fascinations
.
.
ANNA
STEN
When
in
Need
of
In
'NANA'
A
new
star
.
exotic
portraying;
the
adventure
at
nitht
in
the
life
of
a
brave
anil
recklesi
Udr
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with
LIONEL
ATWIU,
RICII'I)
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CLARKE
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HOLMES
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at
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Why
an
Easy?
Scores
of
diflerent
washers
are
on
the
market
ficores
of
others
have
comr
and
gone
Not
one
employs
the
suine
principle
thev
used
urn
years
ago
Easy
excepted
Cylinder.
Oscillator.
Dolly
Agitator
are
all
obsolete
lodav
The
Easy
Co.
has
used
and
tie
yioped
the
vacuum
cup
pru.
npl'
lor
57
yean.
All
other
fonv
the
clothes
through
the
wair
Easy
fortes
the
water
through
'the
clolhes.
There's
a
difference.
A
factory
representative
will
Ik)
with
up
during
titp
week.
Easy
Washers
and
Easy
lroners
will
Ik?
demonstrated.
Call
for
demonstration.
Your
presence
will
lie
appreciated.
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and
Shingles
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