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first
offer.ed
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DAILY
EDITION
iSK
Monday.
March
3.
1921.'
Register
Now
If
Not
On
Voters'
List.
Everyone
.should
vote
at
the
provincial
election-
hut
in
order
to
vote
it
is
necessary
to
he
on
the
official
liL
If
not
already
on
Ihe
vol
er'
lid
no'
time
should
he
lo-t
in
railing
nt
the
llourt
Hoiim-
and
gelling
registered.
Often
i-ue
arise
during
an
election
jvhich
would
make,
a'
perMm
wj-h
to
vole
when
otherwise
he
would
not
Ik'
interested.
The
only
safe
thing
lo
do
is
to
register.
It
costs
nothing
and
the
vole
may
he
needed.
Leader
Of
Reds
Gloats
Over
Revolution.
v
The
chairman
.of
the
executive
of
the
Thinl
Internationale.
the
central
red
organization,
gloats
over
the
pro-peel
of
n
revolu-i
timi
in
Japan
and
suggests
that
"revolution
will
march'
through
Europe
by
way
of
Cierniauy."
Whether
the
prophecies
are
to
come
true
or
not,
none
of
us
ran
say,
but
what
we
do
know
is
that
they
are
aided
and
abetted
by
the
organization
of
reds
with
heudipiarlers
in
Moscow.
They
would
delight
to
see
one
class
against
another
and
citizens
of
the
same
cnunfry
killing
each
olhei
in
a
struggle
over
methods
of
government.
The
members
of
the
organization
have
nothing
to
lose
and
everything
to
pain
from
a
change.
Most
of
them
are
the
disapimiuled
ones
of
the
world.
Ihe
failures,
and
they
look
to
violence
as
a
remedy
where
ineir
natural
aiuiny
in
make
good
failed,
.
,
.
,
Are
Now
Working
.
.
A
J
.
'
On
P.G.E.
Accounts.
If
there
is
anything
wrung
vilh,
the
financing
of
Ihe.
P.O.
E
we
want
lu
kuow
iL
Jul
now
the
ajidilfir-
and
lawyers
of
the
-
Provincial
Party
are
combing
.the
books
anij
accounts
and
nlher
I'm
iiiuciiis
oi
uic
railway
ior
ine
purpose,
u
po-.iiiie,
of
sub--tanlialiug
their
charges
against
Ihe
goernntent
and
of
pnivid-ing
iir
Ihem-elves
camiMign
nialerial
wilh
which
to
fight
the
mxt
election.
They
have
two
weeks
in
which
hi
do
Ihe
work
and
(hey
will
then
have
an
opportunity
of
examining
witnesses
and
airing
in
public
their
view-
on
the
work
done
by
the
railway
company.
It
is
their
lasl
chance.
They
have
failed
to
make
good
on
their
charge-
against
Hon.
William
Sloan
and
W.
J.
Dowser
and
if
they
fail
in
the
oilier
charges
they
may
well
re-lire
into
obscurity.
It
is
on
the
ground
of
such
charges
as
he-e
lhal
they
have
got
their
jarly
organized.
The
next
ses-ion
or
the
commission
of
impiiry
will
be
walrheil
wilh
great
intere-t.
Asking
Bids
For
American
Ships.
It
may
be
possible
lhal
one
or
Iwo
of
the
American
ships
which
are
lo
be
sold
may
suit
the
Canadian
National
Hailwavs
,
for
their
coast
traffic
on
this
ocean.
Out
of
j:i:i.
offering
there
l
ongni
io
lie
iome
.-tillable
for
the
ma-tiug
hii-ine.,
but
if
there!
:
.ire
iney
ore.
likely
to
be
picked
up
.piirkly
for
lhal
js
the
cla-s
s
of
sleamer
in
demand
today.
i
The
ale
or
the
American
ship
is
an
indication
that
gov
i
ernmenl
ownership
of
mercantile
marine
has
not
been
a
siu-css
mi
thai
country,
but
neither
has
private
ownership.
The
t'niled
;
Slales
laws
do
not
make
for
succe-s
in
the
sleamship
busjnes-.
:
lu
Canada
condition
are
somewhat
ilifferenl
and
today
the
Merchant
Marine
operated
by
the
government
is
doing
excellent
work
in
developing
commerce
between
Canada
and
other
coun-
f
Ines.
II
should
at
leal
be
given
a
fair
Mid.
Clark's
beans
A
delicious
health-
giving,
truly
econo-
cgTsrS
mical
food
ready
to
SjShSSB
heat
and
serve.
Choice
oi
Tomato,
Chill
gw
"rf-wJ
or
Plain
Sauces.
uTTTmi
m
W'tU
$!ocktd
ttortt
carry
an
vIA1
ancrtir.tnt
of
manu
txctlUnt
.
t
Clark
prepoud
foodu
fuaranttt
cf
quality,
n
."tm-VV.:-.
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KITCHENS
i
::.
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vJM
J
HELP
YOU"
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
"A
Moiierp
Ananias"
a
play
in
ail
f
.Ladies'
Auxiliary
fit
Hospital.
Tuesday.
Tnin
M
i-j
in
'
Mil.
M
mult?
Homeo,"
'
Siui-hino
floiiietly
TtnHjrli
Sailing."
International
.Nv"
Wednesday
and
Thursday
liiali
and
Perluiuller.
lUtmeo
dmedv
"Moving."
Fun
from
the
Prss.
Friday
and
Saturday.
.
Harold
l.loyil
in
"Why
Worry."
Comedy.
Fox
Xcws
ftaiello.
,
I
lolly
Coum-on
in
"Woman
!
TOM
MIX
i"MiLE-A-MINUTE
ROMfO
"
A
WILLIAM
FOX
PROOUCT10N
T
round
motion
pictures
of
ihf
early
1921
sca-on.
"The
Extra
Hirl."
foalurinp
Mahol
N'urinan,
oMnoil
in
l.o
Ansreto
for
a
four
week
run
but
wn
extended
to
Hghl
weeks
and
was
-till
going
sitting
then.
It
i-
a
Maek
Senrietl
proiluctioii
and
like
all
the
Sennett
pictures
has
a
.lrtng
eornorty
role.
tells
too
niuchv
The
Van
-Life
Piio,
hy
features
a
wlbl
society
party
a
its
jazziest-and
also
liow
the
unaerwjirld
,
$fDs
worsi.
Of
ir.eirV.rrnWr
Togo
Yamamoto
j-
eilitor
of
Hie
largest
million
picture
magazine
in
Japan
and
also
i.
an
aclor
playing
llio
pari
of
Hio
proprii-ior
"f
an
oinuui
ilen
in
Pagan
Passion."
TOM
MIX
METHOD
OF
MAKING
LOYE
SEEN
IN
found
love
tremens
can
be
conveyed
lo
an
audience
without
the
THE
DAfl.Y
NKVB.
Monday,
Urpft
3f
,V:
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
--
lyounger
brother,
under
complete
I
.......
-.,
i,,i-.i,.
'
Til
a
man
nl
liv.
..ilil.i-u
lvi..
i
i
a
"Fas."'
something
created
for
no
other
urHs.'
llian
in's
nmuemenl.
trjil
U
how
ho
man
ages
Hie
unruly,
sometime
rot"l-
liun-i
follow;
in
.Mile-A-.llntile!
Uumeo."
lir
iiaiiio
I
Lucky
Hill
ami
lie
h
a
fli
,
as
hi
target
more
men
tlinn
.hearts.
Falls
In
Love
-
Inalilinjr
a
-friend
elope
with
a
beautiful
girl,
he
falfs
in
loVe
jwtlh
Hie
lallerV
vhniro."
Later
he
rimN
lhal
ihe
parlirular
girl
lb
the
"choice'
of
another
fellow,
jmiikiiig
the,
aggregate
number
three.
How
inrh
nvui
contrives
jlo
eliminate
his
rival
itives
lii-I'wliir
l.aithcrt
llillyer
opportunity
for
staging
hoiiip
.if
Ihe
niol
mimical.
thrilling
and
rending
-rones
the
screen
iia
ever
pro.
iluced.
iuuv
unDDv
muwr
mu
nuntu
tuininu
HERE
AT
WEEK
END
Woman"
is
-aid
lo
have
made
-
one
of
Hio
most
salisfarlnry
all
Harold
Lloyd
In
Different
Rola
This
Week
From
Any
Seen
Before
In
"Why
Worry?"
Harold
Lloyd's
lale-i
pailiecomedy
wilry
ii
the
rare
for
papular
plainlM.
ami
Ihe
feature
aJlraclion
at
Ihe
Weslholme
Theatre
at
llio
week
end.
Lloyd
again
iuriic
his
own
theory
that
lo
mix
'tiem
up
is
to
serve
Ihe
puhlrr
ies.
Defau-e
.
lone
likes
roal
ieo
is
no
reason1
A
play
by
a
Canadian
author
iwhy
it
should
he
served
him
fori
.
"Poisoned
Paradise."
a
story
of
Monte
Carlo
and
Pari?
by
lloherl
W.
Service,
was
banned
by
Ihe
police
in'
some
of
Ihe
con
tinental
countries
liec-ium-
tf
i
i
"r.J,it-r-frr?fjp
lie
iiaiipeiieil
to
achieve
a
great
jsuceexs
in
one
of
them.
"Why
Worry?"
I
as
unlike
any
picture
Harold
l.loyd
has
niade
before,
as
any
Iwo
things
could
be.
It
is
n
South
Airicriciin
.aft
ever
pre,
nil
vein
of
tliat
slinitlil
prove
delightful
lo
jlhe
amlieiire
which
does
not
like
Ms
enteriainm.Mil
too
serious.
II
is
the
biggest
picture
in
figiire
is
John
Aasen.
Hight
feel.J
jAason
staiul
out
on
Hie
screen.
I
iln
is
the
world's
hlifgest
nun
HUMOROUS
SITUATIONS
IN
MID
WEEK
PICTURE
use
of
lumiilloux
igf,
heaving
Ptash
and
Perlmutter
Coming
to
bosoms
lachrymal
blandishments
and
hysterical
gesticulation.
Tom
Mix
an
a
lover
in
typical
of
his
nge.
He
is
fast
and
furious,
practical
ami
electrical,
a
Weslholme
Wednesday
U
Laugh
Producer
'Polnfdi
ami
Perlmiiller."
a
First
Nalionol
picture
which
is
hum
of
action
finding
his
love
coming
lo
the
Weslholme
The
ami
marrying
tier
without
too
aire
on
Wednesday,
4
filled
wilh
nun
ii
inio
anoui
noiiitug.
New
Method
H
1
1
1
1
n
I
Iflfl
Hfl
linmnMii.
Il.nl
III
.
..
.
.
-
-
.......
...
.
...
-
i
Baby's
Bedding
TITTLE
woolly
blankets
how
soft
and
-L'
fluffy
they
must
be
kept
for
the
Haby.
And
linen,
and
fine
raiment
the
must
not
chafe
or
irritate
his
lender
skin;-
Baby's
bedding
must
be
washed
ai
carefully
as
vou
would
bathe
his
tender
little
self.
No
strong
soap
must
be
allow
ed
to
shrink
or
coarsen
his
dainty
blanket,
or
make
them
stiff.
There
must
he
no
harsh
nibbing
of
his
tiny
garments
and
linen
until
they
arc
fuzzed
up,
and
rough.
Wash
Baby's
bedding
in
Lux.
Tim
delicate
flakes
dissolve
instantly
into
n
rich,
generous
suds
that
can
be
squeezed
through
and
through
each
fabric
until
it
is
clean,
and
as
sweet
and
fresh
as
when
you
first
bought
it.
Don't
let
beddinp
get
harsh
and
scratchy.
Keep
it
soft
and
fluffy
with
Lux.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Sol
J
only
i
itaird
patkrlf
Just
proof.'
LUX
LEVER
BKOTHKHS
LIMITED
i
rig,
sloixl
lioslile
the
nioild.
!
(oiutiiig
mil
Hie
goH
lotnls
of.
Hie
carmenl.
So
oldivious
was'
he
lo
eterylhing
else
llial
Hie'
loutstreleliotl
arm
of
Ihe
iiiimIoI.
jwould
swat
Iiliu
on
the
bead
with
every
turn
until
AbV
stibcon-
scioii-ly
diiekeil
at
eery
revolu-
1
lion,
fiirnishliig
ln
aiitlitor'
wilh
further
ainu'cnionl.
Itaniey
llernanl
playi
the
part
...
a
t
t
rt
MIIC
A
MIMIITC
DAUCft
t...
w
"'t'
'
,ne
l"cuire.
ami
.tex-
miLC
n
lIlillUlL
nUiIILUi'
"
"
"
'
'
andor
lrr
has
the
role
or
Mor-
".''"i
.7"
'S
r!,M,",
"
rU
Tl.nuller
.
A
third
member
A.
fascinating
Ib.mon
i
Tom
s,fa
,
,'
""f
a
'.rlV
'f
j"
Ver,
Oonlon.
who
Mix
wlio
u
to
lie
seen
tomorrow
',
'
"
"
"-""
Is
seen
as
llosie
Polah.
night
at
Hie
V"siholme
Tlmatre
I
in
"Mile
a
Miuuie
ttonieo.'
SJiakesiieare
wot
til
mloulilciy
be
siirpriseii
to.
;
o
Iliiil
pro-
Prince
Rupert
J.
F.
ricutham,
W.
J.
Curio,
(I.
II.
n.
A
I'
U-.....I.I
l.-
Il.....
-I
;..
r
1...
.
...
'
"iaiu,
.Ml"
y
.'r
n,i
w.
f.
.IIIM.
ItlllMM
Vllll.lll.l...
I
kM
..II
Prince
(ieorge:
S.
Workman
and
A.
I-.gnn.
Terrace;
.
..
n,..
moiiico,
Sliawatbuis;
It.
W,
'
Sinclair.
liilTiies;
v
'?
Mr.
r
and
Mrs.
U..y,r
category,
from
Ihe.
point
"j.
,,","'7
'
"
f
ProdiH-
,.
Pig
s.
huge
?'CtZ
vrv
,V
"'
lks
erow.ls.and
much
fighting
add
In
T
','f
H
proiliirlion
values.
Yet
above
all
these
-f
anils
out
the
character
(if
Lloyd,
an
the
boy
who
has
naught
to
worry
him
bill
imaginary
ills
Annlliiin
imlalnnHInn
McAfee.
fleorgelown:
A.
II
l.aird,
Vicloria;
Mr.
and
Mr.
0.
(iormaii
and
family.
I'jlmotilon.
Central
J.
J.
Thompson,
Vancouver:
Curl
llaiiplman,
Seattle:
II,
nine
and
a
,p,aHer'
ic.,V
of
""T
U
'
"-li,
i-ii-r
i.iim'.
r.
iiiiinoii
S.
S.
Shonskv.
Shonsky.
C.X.II
n.X.lt.:
ami
M.
J.
McNeil.
Terraee;
0.
Hrouimo.
land
and
M.
Ilroinnieliini,
Prince
ieorge;
M.
Jarvin,
Vicloria.
TOO
NOISY
Mrs.
Hon'l
forget
the
needle
pillow
for
baby.
pine.
Mr.-
I
in
won't
lhal
make,
it
balsam
at
night?
.lodge.
N
O
T
I
C
(.
Lnoos
n.i.li.n.
I
r
.
Hiy
rlVi-D
lll.l
tIHlr
Will
iiiirtm
iii
siiuhk
linn
n
rnrnnr
lauiriiipp
rroin
winri
h
rinU
h
Y'
?mrs9
iw
oiri
r
v
In
hewail
Ihe
cruelly
of
Fate
audi
One
of
tho
nu.laughnblc
.i'artiUS
ffl-OTW
Hie
vettalily
of
man,
and
offerlnglnuences
te,ov,.
about
Abe
Pol-
Sl-i!:r
H&kT
siV
PjiSS.
'iTir-rt
MippllcalimiH
to
conclliale
Ihe
nsh'
earnest
endeavor
to
Inter-
?:Vr
!ni.l!L,"wV
'.
deities
,u
their
disciple.
n
his
est
a
group
of
el'Sing
buyers
fn
K,S?"?rJnfi5!"
,,M,"rU'
lb
favor.
Torn
Mix
roam,
"Hunkl"-,
his
latest
suit
HIyoa.
Poor
Abe.
nS
r,SS2,,IS
TtZ'VA.
ani
tiops
nboard
hi
horse-flesh
unable
to
eiiKaae
a
comnetent
,,hT
'""y""?''"'
j.iconuilive
Tony.
Wilh
a
bound
designer,
evoke?!
Lr
ly
Salic
VT
"
""""""
N
playing
wilh
Mmet.
n
f
they
suit.
Hojng
loo
poor,
alo,
lo
qf.
ftR
"uJZu'L
il'Jn
"in
.Jut,"r
"""i
were
tils
consanguine
lirolhers.
ford
Itin
(P-aMng,
lempting
ihe.n.
yet
a.
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Kupert
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VICTORIA,
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Intermedin
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10.00
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Vancouver,
Victoria
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March
11,
21,
April
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28,
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for
all
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from
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