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DAILY
NEWS
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FIVE
Model
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This
Christmas
make
somebody
happy
with
Portable
Victrola
Tb
initrurotnt
ply
any
c-It
jin
from
ft
Paul
Wbitmun
ivn
ojution
to
an
operatic
M-inTtwn
by
Martirolli,
with
-
urne
amailng
rkhiwa
tt,
;
p.jfity
of
ton.
A
eU.
contained
concrrt
carried
in
a
v
.lw'
Holds
tlx
Victor
R.
nrd.
An
inexpensive
i
jul
compact
portable
that
pr
enjoyment
anytime
a:
where.
At
any
H
Matter1
Voire"
dealer
Wlur
Ts&Jntf
UuMnt
Cots;-
XI
I
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
RW
ALIGOOOMW
T00RDERTH.WWTER
COAL
again
f
1
There'
a
time
an
J
plac
c
crxlhinjr.
anil
Urn
time
for
you
to
buy
,
oa
I
and
place
it
in
your
!'ri
c
arc
richt
and
the
Cc
ay
wrvlec
wu
never
c'-cr
Place
your
order
to-
N'ANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
or
ALHKKTA
SOOTLESS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phone
116
and
117
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
it.
rtege,
WarehouMni,
and
'llrlbuting
Team
or
Motor
Bert
Ice,
Coal
Band
and
Gravel
w
Specialize
In
Plana
en
Punltura
Bavlnp.,
MILK
(sh
prif-o
of
tickets
is
advanced
to
f
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
'imuncnrMng
November
i-
Valentin
Dairy
Phono
G57.
George
Rorie
CHAUTEUKl)
ACCOUNT
ANT
AND
AUDITOR
Phone
387
I3
Keroiul
Avenue
Went,
lrlnce
Rupert
BLIND
GODDESS
MYSTERY
STORY
imumitk:
ii.iv
iii;ui:
k.h
Hi:i:k
KM,
IS
I
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tUTIH
K
TIC
l
VM
XO
1:1,
Victor
Fleming
sensational
Para,
mount
special.
"The
Blind
:
Ooddess."
it
iraphie
and
gripping
plcturtzatlon
ot
Arthur
Traln'i
powerful
novel
of
the
aame
name,
which
rmtri
wm..
-
r
I
ownment
when
it
atrrf
will
k
n
nere
at
the
weak
end-It
U
a
atrlklng
.tory
of
vivid
and
In.
teasely
dramatic
action,
laid
In
a
back-
ground
that
range
from
the
grim
roif.
jtln
of
New
York
criminal
court-
to
the
amart
ocll
atmosphere
of
Fifth'
Avenue'
exclusive
home.
The
chief
character
U
a
brilliant
young
lawyer,'
:no
betame
an
Assistant
DUtrlct
At-
tornry
In
New
Tork
City
and
U
forced
to
cbooae
between
bl
Ideal
of
duty
and
the
girl
he
lore,
under
thrilling
circumstance.
Ilia
refusal
to
prosecute
the
myttery-womaa.
charged
with
the
murder
of
hia
nance'
father:
hit
desperate
and
eventually
successful
efforts
to
save
her
from
aoovteuoa
in
the
face
of
a
per
feet
network
of
circumstantial
evidence
tfct
DOint
la
her
uUt
nrf
hi.
..ltl.
mat
sawt
surtlt&c
dtociosure
as
to
heri
Menttty
make
Up
a
picture
throb.
Mat
Mh
hum
id
interest
and'
terrific
notional
power.
The
poignant
appeal
and
dramatic
tension
ot
the
plot
are
further
emphasised
and
reinforced
by
Mr.
Fleming"
s4rart
direction
and
picturesque
set-ting,
while
the
hand-picked
cast
add,
to
the
tekntlea
realism
of
Che
pro
dwclloti
with
uaMormly
fine
perform,
ance.
Jack
Ht
prove
a
eaptui
choice
a
the
idealistic
lawyer
Esther
Ralstou
makes
a
charming
and
lately
heroine;
Ernest
Torrsooe
gives
an
etcetlent
sc.
csunl
of
himself
both
a
a
kindly.
In.
dulgatit
father
and
acnipulously
honest
political
boss:
snd
Louise
Dresser.
In
the
pitiful
rule
of
the
friendlesl
mother,
wins
new
laurels
with
an
altogether
atn
cere
and
sensitive
portrayal
OLD
BILL
JONES
IS
SEEN
HER
TONIGHT
IVrll
Known
list
-Uglitnln'"
I
In-Mahlr
Product
Ion.
Hell
Known
to
Msny
The
producer
ha
not
changed
the
J
story
of
OM
BUI
Jane
in
the
photoplay
"Ucbtnln
'
"
The
oatapetllng
tale
of
UftHnin
Bill
Janes'
eeeerttrleltle
1
(till
WATER
NOTICE
ihii:khIo
ami
NOTICE
that
Oasse
Packing
Company.
Limited,
whose
address
is
Vancouver,
oc,
win
sppiy
ui
wwii
to
uke
and
use
100.000
faUona
per
day
of
water
out
ot
Unnamed
stream,
which
Hows
northwesterly
and
drains
inta
Captain's
Cove
at
head
of
Captatna
Ce
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
Hie
stream
at
a
point
about
700
feet
(ua
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
com-n.'rcisi
and
domestic
purpose
upon
th
I
imid
described
as
Lot
1233.
Kangt
.
,
coast
District
Thl
notice
was
posted
en
the
ground
on
the
th
dsy
of
No-
.
.
w
ta-M
s
ikmv
nf
this
notice
and
tenuis.-
v
-
r
j
.11
souiication
oursusnt
thereto
and
to
th
r
Water
Act"
will
be
filed
in
tb
office
of
the
water
itecoroer
at
mncw
Rupert.
DC
Objectiona
to
the
appli-
k.
tnri
with
th
uid
Wster
caiivii
Recorder
or
with
th
Comptroller
of
Water
Rlgbta.
Parliament
Building.
...,....
nr
within
thlrtv
dav
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
in
a
looal
newspaper,
ins
uic
publication
of
thl
notice
U
November
'
l9OOSSE
PACKINO
COMPANY
LTD.
Applicant.
ByJ.
J.
StrangvAcent.
WATEIt
NOTICE.
imr.Ksiox"
am
t-
.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Department
of
Public
Works
of
Canada,
whose
addresa
J.
.tii
.nni
fnr
licence
to
ue
snd
use
J.O&f
gallona
per
day
of
watrr
OUI
OI
unniiura
nvewaa.
anH
ririhll
IntO
DodCt
Ca
on
the
ewt
lde
of
Dlgby
UUnd.
V
vwm
.,
rfi.vt
aH
from
"
.tresm
at
a
point
about
100
feet
ct
of
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
3d,
buivi.lon
of
part
ot
Lot
1993.
Rang
y
Mil
V
111
w
waw
misa
upon
the
lsnd
described
aa
Dodg
Cmiid
Thu
notice
waa
posted
on
th
Kr'md
on
the
32nd
dsy
of
November.
M
A
copy
of
this
notk.
and
an
ap.
licaiion
pursusnt
thereto
and
to
th
Water
Act
'
will
be
filed
In
the
office
f
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
S
"con
poller"
of
V.teV
Right.
Ornament.
Building.
Victor,.
wit
rim
inirty
os
...
-r-
Searwnce
of
(hi.
notice
In
a
local
new.
llw
The
d.te
of
the
first
PuMlca-Pinn
of
thl
notice
I
November
34.
1928.
Dr.I
nr'l'ARTMENT
AltlM.i
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
CANADA
Appc,nt.
Dv
'
J.
P.
Forde.
DUtrlct
Engineer,
Agrnt.
"
LAND
ACT.
k.lTICi:
OI"
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
I
In
Oona
River
LandRecordlng
Dlatrlct
f
Prince
Runrrt,
uv,
anu
nuw
'
take
NOTICE
that
John
Bergman,
of
rl
mitt
DO,
occupation
fisherman.
?nundl
w
.PPly
lor
ae
of
the
fol.
?mSrtUi
POt
Planted
300
f.e?'S
otSrthweST
corner
post
ot
!M.
iioo"
feet
southeast!
thence
1.000
to
SlW-y,
fiit
?
weiterly:
thence
1.000
V?nortM
theiSJ
fdo
feet
to
post
punt?"
and
containing
ten
acre,
more
or
joiIN
BERGMAN,
Applicant
.
Dated
October
SO.
183.
.
week-
at
theatre
.
;
Jlsiidiy
.and
Tuetay
Adventure
of
Mute.
International
Nest.
M'ednrsAay
and
TliiirMlny
"The
'RecklcM
tidy."
l
Cameo
Comedy
"UpCF'tV
Aesop's
rilm
FabieS;?'':
frirlav
and
Katurdiy.
The
nurtd
Ocdde."
Comedy
"noa"t
Butt
In."
Pstho"
Review.
tlctur.
is
a
remarkable
actor.
He
play
"tlghtnln
"
with
a
great
understanding
theaame
whimsical
old
codger
that
Dacon
made
him.
The
resemblance
between
Hunt
and
Bacon
j
little
thort
of
phenomenal,
and
this,
In
no
little
measure,
adds
to
th
enjoyment
of
the
picture
'
s
I
"Llghtnln.'
a
throughly
enjoyable
production,
and
the
host
of
celebrities
that
fill
the
leading
role
are
all
atari
In
'their
respective
characterizations.
Madge
Bellamy.
Wallace
JcDonald.
J.
Farrel
(UacPanald,
Ethel'
Clayton,
Richard
Travrrs.
Edythe
Chapman.
Brandor
Hurst
and
Otl
Harlan
fill
the
feature
role.
.,.
'
'
"Llghtnln'"
wa.
adapted
to
the
icreen
from
the
stage,
play
iy
France
Marlon
an
ddlreoted
by
John
Ford,
who
wa
alo
retponsible
for
the
mighty
epic,
"The
Iron
Hore."
,
RECKLESS
LADY
IS
FILM
VERSION
OF
NOVEL
BY
GIBBS
Film
fans
are
expected
to
be
able
to
find
their
fsrorltes'ln
the
cast
of
Robert
T
Kasfs
First
National
picture.
"The
Recklesi
Lady."
which
la
coming
here
for
the
mid-week.
Belle
Bennett.
Lois
MDran.
Ban
Lyon.
Jame
Kirk
w
ood,
Lowell
Sherman
and
Charlie
Murray,
head
the
all-star
cast,
j
jpe
turn
is
an
adaptation
01
mc
sir
Philip
Olbbs
novel
of
the
same
name.
Thomas
Holding.
Mareu
Harris,
Julia
Hurley
aod
Edwin
August
complete
the
cast.
"The
Reckless
Lady"
tells
the
story
of
a
great
love
between
mother
and
daughter
and
ot
tha
sacrifices
of
the
former
to
preserve
the
happiness
of
the
latter.
The-
majority
of
the
scene
are
laid
In
Monte
Carlo,
the
playground
of
the
world.
The
oolorfu
and
spectacular
carnival
procession,
with
Its
gaily
de
corated
floats
and
Its
hundred
of
people
herenot
gushed
up
with
a
load
ofjta
an
unjteard
of
variety
cf
costumes,
common
pi
see
mot
Ml
picture
hokum.
I
figures
prominently
In
the
picture.
The
otolure
W
superior
to
the
stage
play
I
Bids
Do
win.
who
oreoared
the
ace-
because
of
the
eatsasive
-opportunities
f"nsro
of
Kan'es
"The
New
Command-
for
narration
the
studio
possesses.
A
more
corapfHe
story
Is
presented
by
the
photoolsy
version
A
large
number
of
theatre
goer
art
miliar
with
Old
Bill
Jones,
aa
created
oti
stage
by
the
Iste
Frank
Bacon.
Jay
Hunt.
th
same
character
In
the
i
ment"
sua
ri
jwiru
mgin.
wiro
Uiirt-i.ru
It.
served
In
the
same
capacities
in
the
present
picture
Movie
Sidelights
To
avoid
tire
usual
Jam
of
curious
onlooker
a
camera
wa
hidden
In
a
canvas
covered
truck
to
photograph
Madge
Bellamy
oh
Fifth
Afcuue
in
"Bertha,
the
Sewing
Machine
Olrl."
A
slit
wa
cut
In
the
rear
curtain
for
ths
lena
and
a
"porthole"
for
the
cameraman
and
the
itar
wa
cought
with
Hurrying
crowd
tor
a
background.
During
the
filming
ot
"While
London
Sleep."
Rln-Tln-Tln,
the
dog
tar.
became
the
proud
daddy
of
a
litter
of
eight
puppies.
Through
hla
master,
Lee
Duncan.
Rlnty
handed
out
smokes
to
hi
friend.
,
Olhgham
dresse
are
favorltea
ot
little
Janet
Oaynor.
screen
actress,
8h
wears
.
gingham
on
hot
Southern
California
.
day,
made
Into
aimple
little
frock
Vlth
(tralght
skirts,
tight
bod-Ice
and
somstlmes
with
a
bit
of
Jac
at
the
throat.
Mary
Pick
ford
never
take
"off
her
wedding
ring.
Whether
It
la
because
the
is
(uperstltlou
or
because
the
1
so
proud
of
being
Mr.
Douglas
Fairbanks
In
private
life.
It
la
apparent
In
"Sparrow,"
In
which
(he
play
the
part
ot
a
young
girl,
that,
the
ring
I
till
on
'
the
correct
finger,
though
carefully
secluded
with
a
piece
ot
cord
tied
around
the
ring.
Pola
Negri
studio
dressing
"room"
In
Hollywood
la
a
luxurious
apartment.
There
are
several
room,
all
with
Oilentat
furnlihlng.
'
Valet
are
scarce
among
the
servants
ot
the
mtotlon
picture
folk.
John
011-bfrt
explain
the
situation
thus:
Th
stage
actor
ha
a
set
time:
to
appear
each
night
Often
he
la
late
and
find
Net
I
pBiplH
I
j-
S3
rma
"The
Love
thai
Necer
Dies'
It
necessary
to
have
hi-
things
laid
out.
wherea
the
screen
actor
may
taksi
hi
time.
Ramon
Navarro
adds
that)
there
are
no
quick
changes
of
costumes
In
the
movie.
Other
(tars
who
dispense
with
valets
Include
Lon
Chancy
and
Lew
Cody.
Holbrook
BUnn
and
John
Barrymore.
long
on
the
stage,
are
among
those
who
-have
valeta.
The
criticism
that
American
films
ihown
In
England
are
"too
American"
and
portray
Ideas
and
customs
that
are
unfamiliar
to
th
English
people
ha
reaulted
In
Film
Booking
Offices
inviting
S.
-Raw-son
of
London,
a
movie
executive,
to
assist
In
adapting
pictures
to
English
audiences.
Whenever
necessary
two
versions
of
a
scene
will
be
made;
one
for
use
In
the
United
States
and
the
other
for
exhibition
In
the
British
Empire.
New
York
City
and
it
environ
have
come
in
for
close
scrutiny
and
Intensive
observation
'
by
movie
people
'
engaged
In
bringing
to
the
screen
three
'production
lor
which
the
metropoll
tervea
a
background.
"The
Great
lOatsby,"
"Love
'Em
and
Leave
'Era
I
and
'New
York,"
all
treat
of
varying
phase
ot
lite
In
the
big
city.
Wllllwu
Walling,
who
play
the
part
of
a
ranchman
In
"The
Canyon
of
Lleht"
once
wa
the
real
thine.
He
retired
In
1913
from
the
legitimate
stage
and
bought
a
cattle
ranch.
Five
year
later,
when
th
livestock,
market
"I
talked
him
I
out
of
it"
I
M
TF
I.
had
only
known
this
would
happen
!
I
So
suddenly!
So
unexpectedly!
And
when
I
everything
looked
so
promising
!
"And
to
think
that
time
after
time
he
wanted
to
increase
His
life
insurance
and
I
talked
him
out
of
it.
How
hard
I
worked
against
myself
and
against
my
own
interests.
I
wanted
a
bigger
house.
I
wanted
luxuries
!
-I
wanted
everything
except
the
protection
he
was
urging
me
to
accept.
"I
got
my
own
way,
of
course.
The
Life
Insurance
was
not
taken.
I
robbed
the
children
of
their
education,
of
my
care,
perhaps
of
their
future
success
in
Efe.
I
robbed
myself
of
the
children's
companionship.
For
now
I
must
leave
them
to
earn
the
money
needed
to
keep
our
little
family
together
the
money
that
Life
Insurance
would
have
gii-en
me
if
he
had
had
his
way
u
and
I
talked
him
out
of
it."
It
has
been
truly
said
that,
"If
every
wife
knew
what
every
widow
knows,
every
man
would
carry
adequate
Life
Insurance".
And
too
often
it
is
the
children
who
must
pay
the
penalty
of
the
wife's
prejudice.
''
a
.
a
....
slumped,
hi
venture
failed.
Three
fat
men
of
the
Joe
Rock
pro-ducUon
will
be
host
at
a
Thanksgiving
Day
dinner
at
which
the
guests
will
be
tramps
who
tip
the
beam
at
more
than
350
pounds.
Thin
hoboes
are
barred.
The
screen
trio
of
tat
men
giving
the
dinner
are:
"Fatty"
Alexander.
423
lbs
"Kewpte"
Ross.
323
lbs.:
and
"Fat"
Karr.
a
mere
313
lb.
Tom
Mix
has
been
Invited
by
Y.
Ito,
motion
picture
editor
of
The
Toklo
News
and
The
Osaka
New,
to
make
picture
In
Japan.
Mix
said
he
would
consider
the
Invitation
and,
In
the
meantime,
presented
Ito
with
oiie
ot
hia
reservoir
hats.
Director
tsce
the
task
ot
making
actresses
blush
for
the
picture
or
sequence
tht
are
filmed
In
natural
color.
Director
Benjamin
Chrlstlanson
claim
to
have
succeeded
with
the
Juvenil
Sally
O'Neill
by
Joshing
her
about
a
young
man
who
escorted
her
to
a
dance.
For
more
mature'
players
a
wag
suggests
a
reading
of
Boccaclo
and
Rabelais,
-
-
Motion
picture
directors,
recognltlng
thst
a
man
1
known
by
the
books
he
read,
take
particular
csre
to
provide
authentic
library
sets
wher
they
are
likely
to
show
In
the
picture.
The
Paramount
Loug
Island
studio
has
a
librarian
In
charge
ot
5000
volume
assorted
according
to
professions
or
occupation.
ermct
These
Chilly
Nights
Require
heat
in
the
house.
We
have
just
received
our
Fall
shipment
of
Gurney
Oxford
Heaters
For
economy
and
efficiency
they
cannot
lie
.qxccllcu.
Call
and
inspect
our
stock.
We
also
carry
a
completo
line
of
Condor
Electric
Lamps
In
all
sizes
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avanue
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
le,
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
as
$50.
oo
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
223
8lxth
Street
lrie
Rupert,
I.
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in
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Daily
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