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125.
Eclipse
Once
Caused
Fear
Among
People.
In
the
old
days
when
it
was
nol
known
I
lint
the
world
was
a
ball
travelling
through
space
and
that
it
w'as
possible
for
the
moon
to
come
between
the
siiii
and
the
earth
or
for
the
earth
lo
come
between
the
sun
and
moon,
an
eclipse
was
looked
upon
a
ait
awesoue
thing.
Now
it
is
known
years
ahead
when
an
eclipse
is
to
take
place
and,
when
it
comes,
j
is
simply
a
matter
of
scientific
interest.
On
this
occasion
the
scientists
were
out
a
few
seconds
in
their
calculations.
As
they
become
more
expert
nnd'prorit
by
experience,
it
is
probable
that
there
will
not
be
even
that
much
variation.
Canadian
To
Lecture
In
United
States.
Canadians
often
excel
and
are
in
much
demand
in
the
I'niled
.Stales.
The
latest
example
Of
this
is
the
engaging
ol
Rev.
(i,
O.
Fallis'or
Vancouver
by
the
Ellison'
White-'Chautauqua
and
Lyceum
Association
to
lecture
during
the
summer
months.
The
subject,
"The
Problems
uf
World
Peace,"
will
be
one
ol
greal
interest
on
cither
side
of
the
line.
Air.
rants
ts
a
splendid
speaker.
In
fact
he
is
an
orator.
lie
not
oiilyfias
something
to
say
every
lime
he
gets
up
to
speak,
but
he
says
it
with
eloquence,
lie
lias
the
power
lo
en
those
his-mUlieiico
and
carry
Iheni
away
on
his
flights
of
oratory
hi
t
a
greal
Ifiiug
for
both
countries
to
have
men
visit
across
llie
hue
carrying
a
message,
especially
a
peace
message.
.Mr.
Knllis
is
eminently
filled
fordoing
that.
He
served
at
(lie
front
during
(he
war
a
a
chaplain
;ind
he
has
consequently
seed
much
of
life,
lie
will
do
Canada
credit.
Choose
Archbishop
For
North
Country.
,
It
is
hardly
likely
that
Prince
Rupert
will
again
Je
the
home
of
an
archbishop
Tor
some
time
lo
come.
It
does
not
follow
Hint
because
a
bishop
is
appointed
for
this
diocese
Hint
he
will
be
an
archbishop.
It
is
quite
posib!e
thai
one
of
Ihe
bishops-in
Ihe
south
will
be
made
archbishop
and
thai
this
diocese
will
have
to
content
itself
willi
a
bishop.
If
a
tiishop
is
to
be
appointed
here
lo
have
charge
of
this
diocese,
a
great
many
people
will
hope
Hint
the
position
may
go
'
lo
ArHideacoifRix
who
is
at
present
acting
as
I
mi
pantry
n,.
miutstraior
n
In'.
.In',
I..
i.
or
,.f
II,..
.K.
.....
'PI...
t
I..
I
I
.
.
i'
,.
the
diocese.
The
Arcln
eacon
understands
llie
people
of
Ihe
north
and
would
carry
on
the
policy
laid
down
by
the
late
Archbishop
DuVernet.
He
knows
llie
diocese
belter
than
any
other
man,
probably,
and
would
uphold
all
its
traditions.
..Nut
knowing
anjilhing
about
Church
polilv
we
do
not
know
if
his
rlmice
would
be
in
order,
but
H
it
is,
we
know
of
no
appointment
Hint
would
be
more
popular
in
the
north.
Linking
Peace
River
With
Pacific
Coast.
Premier
Oliver
favors
extension
of
Ihe
Hdninnloti
and
Dutw
vegan
Railway
lo
connect
up
with
existing
routes
u
tR.
pacific
Coast
andis
opposetl
to
spending
.money
in,
opening
up
new
sources
or
coal
supply
while
Ihe
present
coal
mines
are
not
working
ttji
capacity.
That
rne.iins-
be
opose.d
la
the
Brule
railroad
and.
favors
ti
line
coming
bill
at
Prini
Ceorge
lo
cmi-necl
op
with
the
P.d.K.
By
tloing
that
both
Prince
Itnpeit
ami
Vancouver
woubl
be
served,
ami
the
Peace
Biver
would
be
real
I
v
opened
.up.
Prince
Rupert
will
agree
with
the
Premier
in
his
sland.
What
they
watild
like
would
be
to
have
Ihe
out
lei
on
Ibis
side
or
the
mountains
so
that
the
Brilish
Columbia
part
id
the
Peac
River
country
should
be
opened
up.
The
other
line
would
lie
absolutely
no
benefit
lo
Ibis
province
from
nn
agriciil-lural
point
of
view.
Vancouver
is
with
llie
Premier
in
this
mauer.
and
prince
Unpen,
we
think,
will
also
be
ready
him
in
it.
This
adverlUement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Uriti?h
Columbia.
the
parly.
It
is
more
lliiin
probable
.Mr.
Harrison
would
ercepl,
Ihoiiidi,
jo
forced
lo
j:ive
up
several
lucra-tie
government
appointments
which
lie
Is
averse
lo"do
for
Hie
honor
of
the
position
which
at
best
is-
au
empty
honor,
judged
by
llie
success
of
the
present
incumbent.
"However,
concensus
of
opinion
is
that
.Mr.
Harrison
would
be
Hie
logical
candidate.
There
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Horn
Rich"
"Fast
steppers."
Serie
No.
C.
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Belly
Compson
in
"The
Female."
Comedy.
Fox
Xews-(iazetle.
Friday
and
Saturday
Cecil
It.
'I)e
..Mille's
production
"Feel
of
Clay."
Topics
of
ihe
Day.
SOCIETY
GIRLS
IN
ACROBATIC
STUNTS
The
pleasures
or
the
rich
ar
revealed
in
"Born
llich,"
a
First
National
picture,
direi'led
by
ill
Nigh,
which
is
here
Iniiigbl.
It
Is
hascd
on
Huglies
(Cornell's
novel
of
.New
ork
Society,
and
it
is
a
colorful
drama
of
high
life.
One
nf
ils
unusual
episodes
depicts"
a
"party"
in
progress.
The
host,
n
millionaire
New
Yorker,
had
seep
lo
it
Rial
nothing
"was
lacking
jV
the
Wfliv
nf
in
I
h
In
in
hj
"
t
pari".
0fr
the
program
consisted
of
:i
perforni-ance.by
a
group
or
ncrob.ils.
.rter
the
net
had
been
Com
peted
there
was
a
lull
in
the
proceedings.
"I'll
bet
you
can't
turn
a
handspring
the
way
those
acrobat
did,
HI
lid,"
challenged
an
entrancing
young
girl.
Whereupon
F.thd
made
a
valorous
attempt
lo
iuiilale
the
ncrohal
ami
eniliM
l,v
f:illi'ii.r
lo
back
awkwardly,
lo
the
floor.
Titer
was
a
chorus
of
shouts,
and
-
within
a
few
minutes
(lie
entire
asscmbhtue
of
Jneinhers
of
llie
J
younger
se
was
engaged
in
amateur
acrobatics
willf
ludicrous
!
results.
It
was
a
novelty
in
j
pleasure
seeking
for
Ihe
parliri-Ipaul,
who
wearied
by
their
fail-lure
lo
find
soiuelhink
new
under
Jtlte
sun
in
Hie
way
of
diversion
round
it
in
the
allih-lic
APPEALING
STORY
OF
LOVE
LAUGHS
AND
REAL
THRILLS
Betty
Compson
Stars
In
"Thei
Female"
Here
at
the
Mid-Week
"The
Female"
js
a
grippn;r
"lory
nl
a
primitive
South
.Uri-can
girl
and
two
men
over
whom
she
exercises
a
str.mirn
Invn
power.
II
shows
a
native
farm!
1
the
daily
rrcrcn
Monday,
.fanuarv
?..
Offered
Tory
Nomination
to
Provincial
House
but
Refused
to
be
Candidate
Jty
C
Harrison.,
Prior
to
llie
war
there
were
over
six
hundred
st'lllt'iv
and'
miners
on
llie,
(.tneen
(illnrlotte
Islands
whose'
names
were
on:
the
voters'
list
ami
(herfore
entitled
to
vide.
..Several
of
Ihei
prominent
Jiien
came
to
see
me
and
wished
nie
to
stand
as
a
'andi'late.
for
llie
legislative
assembly
in
Victoria..
One
of
1
1
1
j
leading
papers
had
"my
photograph
enlarged
niid'
printed
on
(hei
first
page
of
Ihe
paper
with
the
headlines
in
large
letters'
I
'Want
Pioneer
in
Race
for
Legislature."
The
following
nrli-j
He
was
also
printed
'
!
"According
lo
the
best
infor-j
million
nliluinalili).
,he
('onser-j
alie
organization
is
going
to
advance
tlic
name
of
Stipendiary)
.Magistrate
Charles
Harrison
a
a!
candidate
of
llie
lition,
is
a
forcifid
mid
willy
peaker.
Refused
Nomination
"The
fact
thai
he
lias
lived
for
Conservative
more
than
thirty
years
on
the
(Jueen
Cliarlollc
Islands
in
itself;
would
commend
him
as
a
randi-
o
doing,
he
would
he
dale
to
voters
of
this
district
'who
i
have
received
so
tilth
attention'
from
their
present
rcpresenla-1
live,
William
Mansun."
I
refused
lit
stand
as
Mr.
Man-son
was
a
personal
friend
of
mine
and
quite
capable
of
at-
lending
to
the
reiiuiremeuls
of
his
constituents.
I
have
done'
my
lies!
in
these,
articles
to
give
a
correct
ilescrin-
(s
mil
Ihe
slightest
doubt
that,
j
lion
or
llie
"Charlottes,"
and
I
harked
by
the
Conservative
or-!
hope
they
will
bo
accepted
ac-panizalion.
he
would
win.
II
is
'rordiugly
and
that
belter
pens
more
than
probable
also.
Hial.jlhau
mine
wHl'
continue
'to
five
were
he
lo
run
as
an
Indepen-:
the
hislury
"ami
describe.
Hie
na-dcnl,
he
would
win:
lor
no
man;
oral
resource'
of
lliese
islands
is
heller
known
in
the
north
and
until
they
come
into
the
proni-none
is
more
respected.
He
has
inence
they
are
justly
entitled
lo.
a
very
wide
grasp
of
affairs,,
(Kditnr's
Note
This
is
Ihe
political,
ami
business,
inlclli-
last
of
Mr.
Harrison's
series
of
gent
to
a
'higher
degree
than
Ihe
articles
inn
Ihe
(Jueen
P.har-average
man
attains,
and
in
ad-
hdle
Islands.)
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
jand
his
wife
in
search
for
a
lost
in
nieels'the
same
fate.
There
finally
entries
a
big,
strapping
fellow,
who
Is
more
pcrsislrul,
more
masculine,
more
lii'lei'iiiini-.l
than
the
rest.
He
keeps
on
Hie
trail
oMhls
heault-
hv
a
really
ma1
ami
.renuine
infaliiiitiiin.
11?
compier-s
her
in
the-
end,
but
tin
love
rear
is
brought"
In
a
cliimn
in
a
very
thrilling,
scene
in
which
Halla
drives
oft
about
to
altark
the
finds
she
really
loves.
FEET
OF
CLAY
HErT
FOR
THE
WEEK
END
De
Mllle's
Feature
Film
Shows
Beach
Scenes
and
Life
'
;
Aboard'
Yacht
B.
I)e
Mille'AMalr.M
!
production
here
at
Hie
week
end
is
an
adaptation
of
Ihe
immensely
popular
magazine
serial
by
thai
name
by
Mar-garella
Tiillle.
Travelling
fn
its
locale
be-Iween
a
brilliant
winter
resort,
a
llarleiii
flat
and
a'
gorgeous
eye-rilling
home
or
wealth,
"Feel
or
Clay''
is
one
or
the
most
eiileiiaiuinjf
productions
ONLY
THE
MOTHER
KNOWS
ABOUT
THE
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
OF
THE
CHILDREN
It
l
Imrrt
lo
ke.-p
Hdiii
fnini
luktnir
I'ulil;
they
will
run
tun
of
diuiri
nut
rn-rly
i-l.nl,
ir
have
on
Kmi
iiiiii
Ii
I'luihlnir;
l"y
too
imm
anil
trot
iiver-lii'iitert.
mil
una
reineilv
nn
etielleni
for
Ihelr
ineillrinn
I
child.
hushing
through
lliei
thickest
of
Ihe
underbrush,
Iheyj
hear
a
low
piii-rhi:
and
are
at-1
traded
to
a
spot
wherein
Iheyj
find
(heir
two-year-out
.
babv
i
contentedly
playing
in
a
nest
of1
i
i
"iviif
ii-iiiiatrMniitt
j
iMTiniMHWinrin-Tf
in'iViiWiir
tr-wTTr3
ife
j!?
im?
'7
J
lion
cubs.
Because
of
this
ex-j
'
perfi-nce,
I
lie
girl
is
nicknamed!
I'e.Millc
has
ever
offernd
the
I
"Dalla,
Ihe
Lion
Cuh,"
and
a
picture
public.
'
she
grows
up,
a
-great
beaulv.j
The
story
starts
with
a
yacht,
she
lives
that
old
saying
I
hat
iug
parly
at
Calalina
Island.
All
"Ihe
female
of
the
species
il
sorts
of
heaeli
novelties
are
more
deadly
than,
the
male."
worked
into
a
series
of
colorful
From
a
cub'
she
grows
In
a!
scenes
which
in
costume
coin-lioness,
and
throughout
her
I
if-
bine
bathing
suits
on
lowly
;lhis
girl
is
a
snaiipy,
snarling,
girls
with
Ihe
latest
summer
lhack-rire
voting
miss.
She
leaves;
creations
oT
Hie
modiste
and
the
jlhe
trademark
of
her
ferocity
on!
tailor.
The
eye-filling
piece
de
many
a
man.
The
.greatest
lover
'of
tliis
African
dislriri:
one
bv
.
',..
Irv
lo
con.lliei-
her.'
:in.l
nneli'
turn
turn
Born
Rich"
la
,
a
story
told
lnlful
hwM
Picture
of
Life
Among
New
York's
rich
resistance
is
a
race
between
twenty
girls
in
jnrifey
battling
suits
on
surr.boards
behind
fast
spceilhoals.
Capping
I
ii
ln'arh
scenes
is
a
luxurious
seipiCuce
alioitrd
Hie
world's
large!'
yacht.
'
It
is
aioidsl
Ihe
sp'aiotis
comfort
oT
Ibis
Hiii'e-liiiihlreil-fiDit
pleasure
craft
Ibal
ilramutlc
scenes
occur,
rollowiiig
a
wiiTer
series
where
i.a
llocipie's
fojjl
is
iniiugled
in
a
right
with
aVhark.
In
Hie
sliil-v
.Inli.i
I'n
vo
l
"
v
'
'
a
lion
that
s
Aveallliy
half-ster
itf
the
pen
man
she
oHess
era
Heyliohls,.
has
a
"society
cat"
part
of
Ihe
sort
which
gained
-Iter
such
a
repula-Ihm
in
''Sat
unlay
Night,
I'ri-
iimph,"
and
oilier
pictures.
She,
her
husband.
Hubert
1'ilcsou,
and
lUcardo
Cortez,
wealthy
ami
In
low
wi(h
Vera
lleynolds,
fuini
interlocking
tyiJis
in
a
plot
which
lends.
'In
dramatic
conseipicuces
when
llociijie's!
foot
makes
it
necessary
fol
his.
new:
wire
to
support
her
jitlsbaiul.
Misumler-Stamliiig
Is
bl;ed
by
the
situation,
which
De
Ml
He
solves
in
a
iiubiue
mamto.r.
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
INCREASE
BUSINESS
.
.
.
jinny
auvernsing
messages
fail
lo
attract
attention
hecauso
jnii-y
.in-
i'ii
hit
unaiiractivo
or
are
loo
sloreotyped.
This
is
the
opinion
of
one
of
I
our
busiest
and
rnosl
successful
business
firms
Albert
a
m
Onffery,
Ltd.
They
have
sue
reeded
in
inlcrc9ling
many
new
customers
In
the
story
of
the
ramous
.Nimitimo
-
Wellington
coin
ami
since
the
coal
Itself
lives
up
lo
its
reputation
these
customers
'
u
are
coming
back
"SICK
daily
.tally
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prmrijit
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it
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
coai
is
me
premier
fuel
for
the
fireplace,
range
and
furnace.
wore
ncai
less
ash
no
rock
or
cnnkers.
You
should
try
Xanalmo.WcI-linglon
ns
soon
as
your
nresenL
will
...
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the
me
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or
or
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row
li.
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any
my
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supply
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gels
kcis
low.
low.
Heller
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olil
slill
if
wrli.ii
lunr
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run
pusslbly
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order
some
now
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with
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tit.
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cm,,
syl'tp.
anil
after
hitlnr
three
Imttle
he
wiO
H.liit.h'tely
re-
lleved.
wimld
aitvi.
sl
moilirri
In
ne
test
now
using.
Nanalnin
-
Wellington
stands
supreme
when
a
comparative
lest
Is
made.
In
secure
a
sunrdv
nhnno
Ai
fiMren
a
n
i
11
1
-'tcauery
i.id,,
who
arn
son
nsrenis
here.
Their
phono
n.r
ie
at
,n
firiniji.ji
ami
fiater.
numbers
are
110
and
001.
tr
Fortify
yourself
against
Winter
germs
by
eating
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
with
hot
miik.
Nothing
so
nourishing
anj
satisfying,
and
nothing
so
ea
y
to
prepare.
Supplies
warmti-and
strength
for
work
or
play,
Better
than
mushy
porridges
for
children
because
it
:
mak
;
them
chew.
Two
Biscuits
with
hot
milk
make
a
gooa,
satisfying
meal.
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Mw
rIU,
Onl.ri.
w
neat
STARTING
WASHDAY
with
the
hardest
part
clone...
That'a
just
what
our
"Thrif-T-aer-vice"
offers.
This
low
priced
service
does
all
the
washing
the
hardest
part
of
your
work,
and
irons
the
fiat
work
besides.
You
can
pack
your
boiler
and
washboard
away
in
the
attic
and
when
it
comes
to,
ironing
youH
have
only
the
wear-ing
apparel
to
do.
And
the
cost
is
hardly
more
than
for
Wet
Wash
service
it's
only
a
few
cents
a
pound.
Thrif'T'Service
c
a
pound
5c
Per
Pound
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
,
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS.
SenJlt.
i.i
"It's
All
in
the
Shreds
M
iVo
more
of
this
Wo
more
of
this
m
Wo
more
of
this
lust
3
I
GET
IT
AT!
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CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
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REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANCES
AND
SOCIALS
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Block.
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109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
HONEST
DENTISTRY
MEANS
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
itn.l
..etH.ssarily
implies
PKH.Sf
),L
ntlenlion
lo
eve.v
l
ent
I
his
is
,,,
kind
.
,iy
if
denlislry
i
lilVe
lo
t.frcf
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K.taranlee
that
goes
will,
my
work
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST