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novel
by
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Wilson,
associate
editor
of
the
studios.
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in
C'tHierlion
with
the
authoress.
II
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shown
at
the
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ha
line
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and
tomorrow.
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L.
MOXnOE,
As3aor
and
Collector.
THE
DAILY
NEW!
PAGE
FTVF,
CHILDREN
Y1CTIMS
OF
THEATRE
ALARM
ATHENS.
Oct.
20
Twenly-flvc
i
people
were
killed
ami
18
injured
!al
a
moving
pic-lure
theatre
Sun
'day
nielil
during
a
stampede
'following
a
false,
alarm.
Most
of
the
victim
were
children.
It
is
believed
the
alarm
van
raised
by
pickpocket.
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For
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7,
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Bay,
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Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamthlp
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Oeneral
Agent.
Cormr
of
4U
Sreet
and
3rd
Avenue,
PWnce
Rues-
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SALE
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6677.
Movies
and
Movie
People
j
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Three
W
-.'"
International
New.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"
The
Marriage
Cheal."
Comedy
"Haloes
Wedcome"
Topic
of
Hi1
hay:
Friday
and
Saturday
I'ola
Negri
in
"Men"
Comedy.
YX
New--(ia.ell.
;
SOUTH
SEA
ISLAND
QTflBV
nv
inuc
Awn
4
V.
ADVENrURE
GREAT
On
the
iieacli
of
a
South
Sea
IhInihI
nn
it
yoitiiK
uml
prelly
white
girl,
criHininK
to
a
hahe
in
iher
arum.
The
clothing
he-l
More
iMiii.viAletl
chiefly
of
mp;
ami
her
living
quarter
were
a
Mjualid
hut
visible
a
liorl
distance
up
the
while,
sandy
beach.
Now
ami
then
she
wouM
look
up
lowiml
the
horizon,
where
I
he
blue
fky
nMt
the
iireen
wave.
Thnusaml
ofrnile
away
.
.
7
.
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home.
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wardrobe
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A
complete
wneat
and
vegetable
course!
Bfrl
polalora,
oniont,
Carroll,
tic,
Rrady
16
hrtt
and
(rive
full
iiln
ouncn
of
eicellrnt
noiifihmrnl
a
laity
and
ampla
ml
lor
two
or
even
Inure,
UCD
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rout
a
in
inn
nan5-
luxurioii
(rar
UL.lV
iinuaL
iiuUiu
,nntSi
rvaints
am
everylhinft
jlhal
wealth.
eonbl
give
her.
A
Klinor
tilvn
iinik'
an
inleret-!he
thought
of
them
and
Ihen
ing
reply
i
lhoe
critir
who
,
hwiked
down
at
her
alHre
a
smile
have
attacks!
her
novel,
"TUw.of
amusement
lighted
up
her
Weeks"
she
nlaler
Iffatnres;
she
could
find
only
"I
have
often
been
emidemnedj
humor
in
the
Incongruous
situa-
as
an
immoral
writer.
Now
this
jion.
i
nol
American
Juslice.
I
rlial-J
'
or
slie
had
roumt
love
on
me
lenire
anvone
carefully
to
raail
.
rn
island
far
from
civinza-
i
every
word
of
'Thre
Weeks'
llon.Washed
up
on
the
beach,
'after
Jumping
from
(he
yarhl
on
wilh
an
open
mind,
nol
with
the
deiermined
idea
to
warch
for,
which
her
hushand
wa
enler-
Uensualitie.
and
then
see
if
heainins
a
riotuou
group
of
ran
find
a
single
sentence
taken
auesls.
she
had
been
found
by
a
Willi
ils
"context
and
.which
can
degrade
meaning,
young
missionary,
ami
to
(hem
place
where
the
lady's
words
were
nol
to
elevate
Paul's
brain,
ami
his
soul,
ami
I
urn'
him.
as
a
siugle
civiliralion
now
had
no
appeal.
This
is
the
viory
shown
here
al
I
he
mid-week.
Uhey
did
into
a
thinking,
respon-;
rnr..r.
,
,rr
PrrM
sible
being
of
use
In-
his
coun-1
f
iXCllLIl
LITE
OLLll
AS
INTERPRETED
BY
POLA
NEGRI
IN
"MEN"
Wonderful
Story
Told
In
Picture
at
Week
End
at
the
Westholme
"Men"
is
the
type
of
slory
made
for
I'ola
Negri.
In.lhl
she
.
.L
'if".:-
I...'
is
once
agnm
me
woman
wno
wn
known
tlirougnotii
t-.uropo
a
that
"Wild
Cat"
U
1?
a
slory
in
which
I'oln
f
practically
the
only
woman,
trout
tho
days
of
her
girlhood
when
she
tlomin
atr
the
little
wine
shop,
lo
the
lihic
when,
as
IheTfamous
dancer,
8he
reigns
conleiiipluously
over
a
wealthy
host
of
admirers,
she
is
the
Ppla
of
old,
Jjie
'
flame
around
which
mol
lis,
f
hitler,
the
I'ola
I
lie
fans
reinejnber
In
her
enrlicd
conlinenlal
produrhons
'I
he
slory
is
an
evenly
balano
ed
mixture
nf
drama,
humor
tragedy
npd
.sadne.ss,
,
It
French
IKo
from
I
ho
plain
and
colorful
lower
classes
lo
the
nrlificiul
and
brilliant
arlslo
rrntlo
ltvels.
I'ola
has
a
role
which
begins,
in
happiness,
con
tiiiues
along
through
tragic
line
ami
closes
with
a,
strong
happy
V.
..
..
.
I...
.
:
.
cntiing.
uers
js
ine-pan
oi
girl
in
France.,
whose
beauty
like
I
lint
of
Helen
of
Troy,
al
tracts
i
no
alleniton
or
many
men.
It
Is
a
pidure
of
die
eter
mil
pursuit
of
the
female
by
the
male.
Advertise
In
the
Udlly
New.
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
than
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she.
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
ts
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
koivs
adoertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
limz
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy'
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
are
written,
for
your
benefit
too.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
speculation
POINTED
AERIAL
TOWARD
RUPERT;.
3r.
MacMlllan
Tells
How
Me
De
pended
on
Jack
Barnsley
for
Communication
Jack
Harnsley,
a
Canadian
tmaleur
at
Prince
Unpen,
It.C.
handled
over
16,000
words
of
our
lolal
30.000
word
of
messages
'could
talk
lo
him
almost
any
in
addilion
to
sending
us
press
news
when
we
failed
to
hear
the
powerful
commercial
stations,"
taled
Dr.
Donald
H.
MacMillan.
Arctic
explorer,
in
an
interview
given
to
the
New
York
Times
on
his
return
recently
to
civilization
after
spending
over
a
year
exploring
in
the
vicinity
of
flrecn-
land.
"
The
waves
of
our
station
and
Ihose
of
ltaruley'sseemed
lo
:ave
an
ideal
path
through
other
over
Northern
Canada.
We
The
Bostonlan
Joy
Babes
at
the
Westholme
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night.
night.
On
September
8,
1923,
we
raised
Harnsley,
x
2,110
miles
away.
He
proved
our
main
and
often
our
only
connection
with
the
American
continent."
Dr.
A.
MacMillan
staled
that
static
was
bad
in
the
north
especially
when
big
storms
were
on.
The
aurora
borealis
appar
ently
had
no
effect
on
radio
transmission
or
reception.
After
Ibe
Howdoin
passed
Newfoundland,
there
was
no
further
communications
with
F.astern
station's.
Aall
the
radio
waves
reaching
the
excursion
thence
forward
generally
came
from
the
northeast
and
southwest.
Ground
Connection
The
1700
pound
steel
plate
of
the
Howdoin
was
used
as
tho
ground
connection
for
the
radio
apparatus.
A
few
wires
were
also
frozen
in
the
ice
to
act
as
counterpoise
ground
for
an
anlenna
stretched
between
the
ship's
mast
and
the
shore.
The
aerial
was
pointed
directly
loSvards
Jack
Harnstey's
station
at
Prince
Rupert
because
preliminary
tests
indicated
it.Ws
the
best
roule
of
communication.
It
was
noticed
that
waves
under
200
meters
in
length
travelled
much
better
than
the
longer
wave
lengths.
The
Howdoin
car
ried
a
100-wat
transmillrr
with
two
50
wait
tubes.
The
short
wave
luner
ranged
from
150
lo
800
melers
and
the
long
wave
set
could
tune
in
from
10,000
to
20,-
000
meters.
"We
had
a
wonderful
foreign
news
service
especially
from
the
big
station
at
Naueir,
dermany.
and
I.eafields,
England."
staled
Dr.
MaoMillan.
Resides
transmitting
the
30.000
words,
Opera
tor
Mix
copied
over
100.000
words
of
press
matter.
A
great
deal
of
it
was
handled
while
the
Howdoin
was
locked
In
the
Ice
north
of
Greenland.