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William
Mott
of
Westminster
is
amor.
the
Nobles
from
tfee
south
who
are
here
for
roe
many
years
municipal
aUs
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M:
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tnstitutiors
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Arts
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"FWweis
far
Every
Occisioa"
WELCOME
NOBLES
.
.
.
iAv
Happy
Visitors
and
Benefactors
of
Humanity
.
.
.
jooa.tizcR
to
you
ana
your
grand
work
tn
helping
crippled
cttddren.
ARROW
CABS
The
more
we
are
together,
PHONE
646
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The.
happier
we'll
be.
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Finishers
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PROTOGRAPHERS
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COAL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
The
Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
come
You,
Shriners
'
Enjoy
yourselves
and
come
'again
Wilford
Electrical
Works
ind
shrine
emblem
on,
the
port
.de.
It
was
an
unsettled
day
from
he
weather
standpoint
but
that
did
not
dampta
iht-
welcome
pioceedings.
A?
ocn
as
the
steanwr
was
tied
tp,
Mayor
S.
M
Xtvftpc
with
local
ShrLners
nd
1tes,
went
aboard
to
wel-cme
the
risitors.
A
hn?e
golden
key
was
presented
to
Potentate
James
W
Hudson-
Tbtn
disembarkation
of
the
party
tcefc
place
and,
Jed
by
Nobles
Giorje
Tite
and
George
Frtz-rsll,
banct
patroi,
potentate's
.
ar.
Shxipers
and
44.
Initiates,
beaded,
townwards.
The
city
was
galiy
decorated
vrjh.
arshei
and
specially
j
sr'orped
Mere
windaws.
FeaCare
sceial
erent
of
.that
;Tt2t:'sn
of
trenty
years
ago
was
a.
grand
ball
fat
the.
Exhibition
.Bafldin?.
when
.mudc
was
prcTided
ty
the
Shriners'
own
orchestra
of
twenty-fire
pieces,
among
whom
was
Witt-Edmund?.
former
Prince
Rupert
man.
A
E,
Batett-Jones
ras
master
of
ceremonies.
William
S-rtller
ind
.
Ernett
Unwin
prejided
it
the
1
door
and
the
ccrrcnittee
cpasist-
ed
cf
R.
V.
G.
LePine.
Tiipaas
MrClyaicnt,
Olef
Hanson
and
A.
i
E.
Bazett-Jcnes.
Six
hundred
invitations
were
issued.
Nor
were
the
lady
visitors
by
i
any
mean?
overJocked,
There
was
a
luneheoni,
in
th
Bcflon
HalL
a
tea
at
the.
heme,
of
Irs.
I.
C.
McLennan
ittx-sitae
noaie
:
There
a
reeepttoff
will
be
held
The
Shriners
Crippled
Children's
Hospital
at
Portland.
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BjfuartiLRwn
of
Mav
13.
1926.
when
Gizeh
Temple
made
its
other
Tn
rr;nnUd
Children
.Prominent
Shriner
.
.
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c.
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ali
the
morey
I
have
earn-
j
General
Douglas
IlacArthur
Is
TWtion.
(historical
adolescence
spectacles
such
as
.this
were
(i
cou,d
ute
crpplwJ
clli!dren
ja
prC3inent
Anencan
shriner.
!
The
Mmee
Looe
also
co-op-
j
novtl
and
unaccustomed
people
chartered,
lor
tbe,trinind
with
then
my
time
and
worry
and
(He
is
a
Noble
of
Nile
Temple.
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mw
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tKi
.li
:
nroro
Kiffhlv
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and
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Kur
hn
vnrlh.
CiHl
ntir
nriwnHlt
Phrin-
anuainc
sue
xna
usnamaiE.
niro
uuj
tu
a
snriner.
as.ine
masrci
wniie,
raw
oq
unrer
u
um-
aviOatte
far
fanctkns
inchi-en
-;
described
as
-the
most
colorful
The
.ship
a
"blaze
,of
green,
nett
on
presenting
a
cheek
for
.
tal
ts
ttte
wemwdaL
and
eathastesttc
of
excursionisis
(
yeiiour
and
red
decorations
.and
,
$95,860
to
a
bospiUl
enevsmtnt
The
Hupert
C'ub
was
'
.'carded
the
Prince
;.lso
kindly
that
ever
visited
this
city."
,ue.
of
the
features,
was
an
il-
fond
at
ShrcwporV
LottbtaiUL
luminated.
square
and
compass
.
They
came
aboard
the
good
Pr
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speaUy
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Unjirrr
Daily
Jclus
City
Went
All
Out,
For
Shriners,
Twenty
y
ears
Impressionate
Prince
Thrilled
at
Visit
of
,
Shriners
kept
contact
with
Assisting
Shrine
j.each
other
ishw
inpnscced
in
Ceremonial
Here
.
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PhUfrEiir?
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thf
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;
Seetteexetty
at
St
TtHMts
Among
:So
whoa
--
A-soM
strict
itm
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrtee
ban
Furthers,
they
sated
!
acknowledges
.a
ccatirction
,u.w.
unnif
rordt.
ttth
this
reran
onlai
is
the
Kins-
Rupert
Nobles;
They
Presented
a
Golden
Key
.On
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
and
'Had
a
Great
Time
For
Two
Days
Th?
U
the
second
time
that
Prince
Rupert,
has
been-taken
bv
storm
by
the
Ancient
and
Arabic
Qrder,
VnWsc
rf
the
Mvstir
Shrine.
The
first
time
was
on
ti..J
r?;
w,c
All
Honor.!
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418
Visitors
we
WELCOME
you
to
Prince
Rupert
.
T
i
JM
ay
your
good
work
on
behalf
of
unf
ortunate
Crippled
jcluldren
merit
with
every
success.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
jtmcrrcw
afternoon
with!
Dr.
hed
Mrs.
C.
H.
Hankiiiioh
m
hotts)
and
a
brnte
nartr
In
the
'Pcston
Hall.
The
ladles
eoa-
nttee
corsirtrd
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
Mrs.
T.
McClymonti
''L's.
R.
A.
Creech.
Mrs
A
E.
aet-Jcne
and
Mrs
R
v.
G.
T-ePine.
MANY
FORMER-
:
PUPFRTITFS
.
WITH-PARTY-
i
Many
former
Prince
Rupert
people
and
others
with
Interests
;
here
are
among
the
party
ofj
Shriners
in
the
city
today
on
the
Gizeh
Temple
pilgrimage.
Among
these
are
the
brothers
Nelson
Richard
and
Norman
of.
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Lid..
j
operators
of
a
big
cannery
at
u.
xucuara
eison
is
j
Illustrious
potentate
of
Gizeh
Temple.
j
Joseph
BennetC
who
Is
accom-1
j
Paaied"
by
his
wifev
was
former
,
'
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Ru-
pett...e:eyator
,-foz
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool.
Paul
AiTazoff.
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
Is
owner
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
building
here.
Col-
D.
B.
Martyn,
during
the
most
hectic
days
of
the
war
In,
ine
raciiic.
was
area
comnaan-t
dant
of
the
armed
frrces
here.
Mrs.
Martyn
U
her
with
him.-
wanyn
is
now
in
the
business
In
Seattle
W.
E.
Drake,
now
general
man-.
ager
of.
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd,
Vancouver,
wasi
for
rears
local
limanager
for
the
company.
X
Ross,.
.Nicholson..
J.
A,
.
cUrk,
ana
D,j
T.
Lutes
are
former
northernfSalinoa
.pjuuierymen,.
S,
J.
Jabour
started
a
success-;
ful
Insurance
career
here
and
often
comes
back
to
.this
city
vk.
k.
wop)
May.
noted
bush
flier,
is
now
an
executive
of
Canadian
Pacific
Air-
,Unes
at
Edmonton
arid
has
been
actively
identified
wiUv
the
tension
of
the
company's
services
here
by
way
of
the
soon-to-be-inaugurated
main
line
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
DfTOtion
to
tha
Ru'.e
a
id
Guide
rf
thf
FHh
is
a
tffsthtfuishing
-itribvte
cf
a
true
Shriner.
Rer.
ell
Crawford,
a
NoWe
of
Buffalo,
aeicnxdilhed
the
remark-
ers
include
Edgar
A.
Guest
(Mos-lfm.
Dttrott:
J
Edgar
Hoove
A!mas.
Washington!
;
General
James
II.
Daofittle
A1
Mataikah.
Lot
Angeiesi:
Fitet
Admiral
Chester
W.
Nfenltt.
nbte
feat
cf
read!-:
t'.mRb
the-Near
Testwent
at
one
sttUnj
:n
a
nine
hour
period.
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Shriners
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Rupert
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to
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Rupert
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Shrine
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and
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and
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indeed
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welcome
to.
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The
Shriners
o(
Gizeh
Temple
7ft,
!
Ii
II
(George
Dyhhavn)
Haily
Nobles
m
.
ll
itinr
rr,e
iiope
your
viaii
iu
'
will
remain
among
your
memories.
Ts.
Bakery
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VAN
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w
elcome
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