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FOSR.
Monday.
January
Bj
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMan
SPECIAL
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PRINCE
Ladles'
or
Growing
Girls''
High
Brown
Boots.
;
All
sizes,
low
heel.
$6.50
These
are
real
value.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.?,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Oybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
Is
your
best
food.
Hat
more
of
II.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
630.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Healed.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrtt-elass
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
Proprietor.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
j
Monday
and
Tuesday
Hetly
Compson
in
"The
Woman
with
Four
Fare"
Mermaid
Comedy
"Hack
Fire."
International
New..
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Sjippy
McOco,"
Ihe
ro-
mance
of
a
crook.
Comedy.
Fun
from
the
Pre.
Friday
and
Saturday
"The
Flirl"
by
Jloolh
Tarkinglnu,
a
comedy.
Short
comedy
"In
Hock."
Fox
Ncws-Unxeltc.
l4S4S..
.-
4...
4-..
WOMAN
WITH
FOUR
FACES
TO
BE
SHOWN
Play
Tonight'
at
the
Westholme
Features
Betty
Compson
In
Melodrama
Herbert
Hrenon's
latest
pro
duction,
"The
Woman
Willi
F'our
Faces,"
witli
Hetty
Coinpon
and
diehard
Dix
in
the
fealued
roles,
prove
itself
a
decideilly
en-tertainiiiK
picture
at
the
West-holme
Irinight.
Tlii
production
differs
from
the
onlinary
ineloili-aniit-in
that
it
is
treated
in
(fie
fiigiiesf
possible
degree
nf
polish.
The
love
in
terest,
following
thrill
after
llirill,
moves-
swiftly
and
stir.
prisingly
to
a
fine
climax
and
lias
a
happy
ending.
Miss
Coinjison,
as
Klizalielh
West,
nit
allrarlhc
jjirl
I
hough
clever
crook,
has
pne
of
Ibe
finest
niles
of
her
career.
Caught
after
the
commission
of
one
of
her
escapades,
Flizabelh
'Miss
Compson
i
is
brought
In
trial,
but
acquitted.
The
dislricl
attorney,
Ilirbard
Templer.
played
by
Itictiard
Dix.
enlists-
the
aid
nf
Klizabeth
in
carrj
ing
out
a
plan
by
which
several
prominent
men
who
are
car
rying
on
a
traffic
in
drugs,
may
be
brought
to
justice.
It
is
llirougli
Klizabelli
that
(he
expose
is
accomplished.
This
is
her
"last
Job,"
and
as
the
picture
closes
we
find
her
promising
the
district
attorney
to
be
bis
partner
for
life:
SLIPPY
MCGEE
WILL
BE
CURIOUS
STORY
SHOWING
WEDNESDAY
"Slippy
Mrfiee"
not
only
presents
a
slory
of
unusual
charm
and
appeal
but
has
a
deft
way
of
Icrealing
sympathy
and
arousing
interest.
.
Imagine
the
mental
nre-
4
dieament
of
a
perfeclly
healthy
crook
who
awakes
from
a
deco
(to
fin-
himself
n
cripple!
I
hat.
however,
is
merely
the
introduction
of
the
slory.
From
(bat
moment
on
the
story
shakes
a
leg,
and
the
crook
with
the
aid
of
modern
medicine
ami
a
crutch
does
likewise.
A
priest's
IokIc
and
a
girl's
faith
provide
the
missing
ingredients
lliat
his
life
had
never
known.
Slippy
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
THE
CROW
OF
CROUP
A
WARNING
TO
ALL
MOTHERS
j
Croup
Marls
wiib
a
dry
mart
and
jrat.ll.iir
In
lh
thnul:
after
hirh
tlw
,rrtipy
miw
rives
warnliijt
rr
tho
tiloa
Tto
rliild.
anr
intent
i4lk,ly
atxitil.
wild
Mart
nit
with
a
riuhst
far,
nr...
irutlin
ryi
lalU,
and
a
illln-ln
link
of
'iMtiir
and
antlrty.
Tli
l
a
Mriirale
fr
bnaih.
ami
tho
eiMTtratk4i
.f
ttw
nmn.ii.1
mailer
i
dirflrnit
to
r
l
rid
t
Hut
ih
fffurt
r'iM
m
thrrairn
iranrnUilnn.
I
on
the
nrt
irn
of
in
-rnxipy
rrow"
imnlhrrs
thmild
adnilnittrr
tir.
WooiVa
'way
I'lne
fyrup.
and
thu.i
!
ih
rhlld
prompt
and
prnnanrnl
rrllrf.
and
frrlup
tlw
life
aved
by
takinir
llii
pre-ranlinn.
Mr.
II.
A.
lanrlxirn.
Ilimilinn.
nt
wriiM:
"Mr
little
liy
a
tery
bad
llh
11m,
rriinp
and
I
n.nld
not
tn
any.
.thlnr
to
relievr
film
until
I
irlwl
Ir.
Wwid'a
nrwar
line
Srrim.
I
nniv.i
pralv
II
iw
highly
for
the
relief
It
re
him."
Price
Sir
i
bnttle-
the,
larre
family
lie
'.Or;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milhurn
Co..
wavers
from
the
role
of
cotdou
(crooLdom.
U'illiin
the
lapse
of
n
jweek
another
good
burglar
has
gone
wrong.
The
climax
of
suspense
comes
when
Slippy,
at
the
urge
of
a
greater
call,
resumes
his
trade.
,11
is
bis-last
job
and
his
burglar
,lools,
after
il
is
finished,
are
his
I.O.U.
that
the
debt
to
society
will
be
paid.
How
ami
when
ttie
'payment
js
receipted
in
full
furl
unit
ui
oasis
lor
an
evening
s
unusual
entertainment.
The
book
upon
whhh
the
picture
is
based
has
already
reached
jits
twelfth
edition.
The
picture
shows
here
Wednesday.
FLIRT
IS
A
TYPE
TAKEN
FROM
LIFE
Psychologist
Qlves
Expert
Opinion
on
Booth
Tarklngton's
Heroine
What
causes
a
certain
type
woman
other
than
the
flapper
type,
to
flirt
recklessly
with
every
man
she
meets?
This
question
was
put
lo
Professor
(ieorge
Leonard,
noted
psychologist,
and
his
nnswnl
is
illuminating.
"The
flirt
is
a
rather
unintelligent
woman
to
whom
physicnl
attractiveness
is
the
prime
consideration
of
life.
She
has
been
trained
from
Infancy
lo
consider
a
woman's
career
as
successful
only
when
she
has
a
number
nf
men
wild
about
her,
'giving
her
flowers,
taking
her
lo
theatres
and
cafes,
and
in
other
ways
showing
their
enthralldniu,
"Having
never
acquired
;iny
market
value
in
the
business
or
professional
world,
she
feels
she
must
constantly
test
her
powers
and
reassure
herself
by
leading
on
nil
sorts
and
conditions
of
men,
for
whom,
in
the
majority
of
rases,
she
hansn'l
the
slightest
fancy.
"To
the
flirt
the
main
thing
Is
that
frhc
can
read
In
a
man's
eyes
the
verdiel:
'I
am
m
I
ill
at-Iraclive.'
Happily
with
'the
entrance
of
women
into
business'.
jcommreial
and
artistic
fields
nf
endeavor
this
type
woman
Is
passing
and
within
a
generation
BRIER
will
lie
relatively
uncommon."
Professor
Leonard
voiced
(be
opinion
after
having
wilnesei
a
private
allowing
of
"The
Flirt,"
from
DimiIIi
TarkinKlon'
story.
'which
come
In
tho
fMal
theatre
on
Friday.
,
Sport
Chat
j
The
Teachers,
Ihouxh
defeated
by
the
Colts
in
last
Friday
even
ing
s
eninr
llaskelball
irame
made
a
very
good
showine
and
were
beaten
only
through
their
inability
to
avail
themselves
of
shooting
chances.
In
tonight's
game,
the
oedasosrues
uo
un
against
the
joiis
of
Canada
ami
I
hey
have
hopes
lhal
there
may
be
a
stemming
nf
the
tide
thai
lias
so
far
hecn
rtnminsr
nrellv
well
against
them.
Colls
meet
F.Iks
in
the
Intermediate
League,
the
Maple
Leafs
and
Kaiens
will
be
the
Ladies'
League
contenders
while
the
Junior
match
will
be
between
the
Itlue
Ilird
and
llich
School.
..
Senior
League
sroring'ternrd
o
'date:
W.
'.Mitchell
(Colts',
l.trt.
M.
ltalfour
(Sons
of
Canada)
107.
Harry
Menzies
.(Sons
of
Canada;
PO.
i
I.
Milchell
(Teachers)
81.
(i.
Milchell
(Colls
i
A.
Iine
(Teachers)
70.
A.
A.
lesson
(Colts)
fit.
V.
Lamhie
(Teachers)
65.
L.
Minth
(Cnlls-vl
5?.
ViC
Menzies
and
Harry
Aslnri
(,ous
of
Canada)
3.1
f.
Cratiarn
and
Kric
Mackintosh
Sons
of
Canada)
31.
II.
S.
Hum
Cl'eochers)
11.
L
Kelly
(Colls)
10.
It.
Harden
(Col(s)
5.
.
Itazell
Jones
fColls)
A.
Mil.
che
and
C.
Woodworlh,
(Teachers)
I.
I).
II.
Hartness.
(Teachers),
3.
It.
It.
Skinner
(Sons
of
Canada)
Inlermcdinlc
League
O.
Illylhe'
(Colls)
00.
A.
,Milchel
(High
School
gfi.
W.
Wralhall
(C-rollo)
70.
J.
Kelly
(Coils;
71.
II.
tiurvich
(High
School)
73.
It.
Sin
illi
Colts)
51.
'.
Shenton
(F.Ik)
35.
K.
McLean
(High
School)
30.
M.
Hudenieh
(Colts)
29.
I)(
Matheson
(High
School)
and
W.
Cavalier
(Klks),
27i
W.
(Iray
(drollo)
23.
T.
Fraser
(flrolto)
21.
V.
Meagher
(F.Ik's)
2rt.
O.
Anderon
(nrotlo)
17.
W.
Lamhie
(Crollo).
A.
Howard
(liroiln)
nnd
'
II.
Herryman
(Klks)
15.
!.
Frizzell
(Colts)
10.
K.
Craggs
(Klks)
8.
L.
Aslori
and
A.
Johnon
(F.Iks)
7.
(t.
Ilulger
(High
School)
and
A.
Palmer
(Klks)
(I.
A.
Phillips
(High
School)
5.
It.
Kelly
and
It.
flrcenweM
(Klks)
I.
L.
Anderson
and
L.
Cnpstiek
(Irollo
I.
(1.
Hill
(r.rotlo)
2.
-'
Ladies'
League,
MIsh
l.eona
Parker
(Adanhcs)
and
'Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
TRAOC
MARK
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learn
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H.nrber
Trade.
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learn
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Poles
in
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lots,
thirty
feel
long
and
longer,
with
a
good
per
renlnxc
of
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inch
35s
and
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nnd
fiibbs
Company
(of
Milwaukee,
Wis.)
Vancouver
office,
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Carter
lid
Ion
Hiiilding.
W.
J.
Miller.
West
ern
buyer
and
inspector.
WANT
In
hear
from
owner
hav
ing
farm
for
sale;
gjve
par
iicuiar
aim
mwesi
price.
John
J.
Illack,
Chippewa
Falls,
isconsiu.
?OR
SALE
FOIt
SALE
by
private
treaty.
while
twin
lieds,
sjirings
and
mattresses;
Franklin
healer,
dinner
set,
tent,
tool.,
kitchen
Utensils,
etc.
Apply
Philpoll.
Kvill
A
Co.,
rtl7
Second
Ave.
18
FOIt
SALE.
0
H.P.
Palmer
with
clutch.
250.no.
ft
ll.p.
Canadian
Imperial
9100.00.
.North
ern
Exchange.
tf
:OH
SALI--Sixleen
room
board
ing
house
and
store,
furnished.
Apply
920
Amhroe
Leafs)
3ft.
POR
RENT
4TEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Besner
apartments..
M.
M
Stephens.
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
It
(Teachers)
03.
Mis
Myra
Harvey
(Maple
Leafs
41.
Miss
Sundae
.Calderone
(Maple
Miss
M.
Casey
(Kaiens)
25.
Miss
A.
Kelly
(Adanacs)
21.
Miss
V.
Shockley
(Adanncs)
20.
Miss
A.
Morrison
(Kaiens)
8.
Miss
M.
Orahain
(Maple
Loafs;
17.
Miss
Nan
Price
(Teachers))
V.
Miss
Lnura
Frizzell
(Mante
Leafs)
0.
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay
(Teach
ers)
t.
Miss
Willa
Dyer
(Adanacs)
and
Miss
K.
Harvey
(Teachers)
ft.
Miss
L,
Lowe
(Maple.
Leafs;
-i).
Miss
Pete
Trcmayne
(Adanacs)
5.
Miss
H.
llrochu
(Kaiens)
I.
Miss
Jf.
Luinlrpiisr
(Kaiens)
and
Miss
M.
Lapral-r
(Teachers,)
3.
Miss
A.
Stephens
(Maple
Leafs.
and
Miss
M.
Long
(Kaiepsj
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
T.
M.
Hart
and
F.
C.
Irons.
Fairbanks;
.1.
Jacobson.
Seallle:
Lt.
Col.
and
Mm,
Slewart.
Lon
don;
Margaret
Slnifliers.
An.
cliorage;
J.
D.
Lyons,
Hyder;
0.
O.
Kllich,
Ketchikim;
William
E.
H,
Dudowanl,
Port
Simpson;
W.
i.aing
and
I
.
Cooper,
Victoria;
l'.
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La
(Irne.
F.
T.
Fleinlnir
and
T.
Morris,
Vancouver.
Central
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Forney.
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Smilhers;
p,
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mnde
lo
order
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repaired.
Thin!
Avenue
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry.
Phone
Oreen
302.
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Vancouver-
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closes
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Stewart.
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Fridays
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To
Port
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last
before
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like
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SALES.
floods
Hought.
Sold
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or
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H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
end
Crockery.
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Ave.
Phones
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Jan.
21
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of
C.
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of
Canada
vs.
O.W
V
V
of
England
vs.
L.O.O
K
Arwlrew's
vs.
Moose
Jan
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Andrew
s
v
K
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V.;
L.O.O.F.
vs
Fl
Vcrf
vs.
O.W.V.A.;
Sons
f
aila
vs.
Sons
of
Loir""'
Feb.
7
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s
v.
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vs.
O.W
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vs.
K.
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1
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of
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of
I.
vs
I
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Feb.
21
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vs.
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nf
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Andrew
s
ts
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K.
of
p.
s.
K.
of
(l,s
England
vs.
I'.lks
Feb.
28
K.
of
P.
vs
n.U
V.1
Moose
vs.
Elks;
Son
Af
fJ"'
nda
vs.
I.O.O.F.:
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Amir'
v.
K.
nf
C.
March
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P
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of
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of
Canada
vs,
K
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March
13
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of
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O.W.V-N.
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
vs.
O.W.V.A.
ISSUES
SCIIEDUli
Jan.
.2
1.
Elks
vs,
O.W
VS.
Jan.
23.
SI.
Andrew
s
f
Milliard
Parlors.
Jan.
25.
Orntto
vs.
P.ftH.
Jan.
28.
O.W.V.A.
vs
S.O.r
Jan,
30,
Orollo
vs.
.SI
Ar
drew's.
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I.
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tit.
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Feb.
I.
P.M.
Millard,
PC'1""
vs
S.O.E..
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ft.
Elks
vs.
St,
rflrt'
Feb..
8.
O.W.V.A.
vs,
or"11'
Feb.
II.
R.O.E.
vs.
Ai'lr
Feb.
13.
Orollo
vsT
VXi.
Feb,
5.
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nilllard
Pa"10
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