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I'M
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l:i
"The
Dangerous
Coward,"
coming
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
tonight
"Wildcat"
rtea
retain
his
poattfan
as
leader
in
Chaparral,
a
entail
Western
towh,
by
(.Lilting
on
prtte
tights
and
rcdeas.
RU
mistress
is
Conphtta.
queen
of
his
3ance
hall.
btlt
he
is
In
love
tti
kit.
the
nieces
of
DarfC
UeOtau.
the
town
drunkard.
May.
ho
ever,
lares
Bote
Treat
(Fred
Thbtnson).
a
stalwart
fctow-boy.
Red
OUara,
a
fight
trainer,
drtfts
ln
Chaparral
and
recognizes
Bab
Trent
w
"Lightning
Kid"
a
lamoos
fight.
Bob
tells
Red
be
has
given
up
flghUn
because
two
yean
ago
-sltnoujb
lighting
clean
he
injured
"The
Weaief"
another
fighter,
so
badly
that
he
was
maimed
tor
life
The
Weazel
follows
Bob
wherever
he
g'jci,,
to
blackmail
bun.
and
when
he
comes
to
Chaparral,
Instantly
beetjrhes
friendly
.with
"Wildcat"
Res
and
the
two
decide
to
break
Bob.
The
big
fight
ot
the
season
arranged
by
"Wildcat"
Is
to
be
held
between
Steve
Benson
and
the
"Tulare
Kid."
a
protege
of
Wildcat's
Red
O'Hara
recognizes
Steve
Bcnaon
as
"Battling''
Benson,
a
well-known
tighter,
and
realizes
that
the
Tulare
Kid
whom
he
Is
managing,
hasn't
"a
chance.
All
Chaparral's
money
has
been
placed
on
the
Tulare
Kid
on
the
advice
of
Wildcat
while
Wildcat's
own
money
has
been
placed
on
Battling
Benson.
Red
know
that
his
tighter
must
win
He
knocks
the
Tulare
Kid
cold,
and
begs
Bob
to
-fight
In
his
place.
Bob
refuses.
Since
his
promise
to
his
dying
mother
that
he
would
never
tight
again.
Bob
cannot
bear
the
sight
of
the
arena.
He
sits
In
the
cafe
while
preparations
for
the
fight
are
going
on.
Into
the
cafe
comes
Conchlta
followed
by
the
Weazel,
who
attempts
to
embrace
her.
She
spurns
him
as
a
cripple,
but
he
straighten
up
and
tells
her
he
has
been
playing
Bob
to
wheedle
money
out
of
him.
Bob
sees
this
and
happily
hastens
to
the
Arena.
After
a
thrilling
fight.
Bob
knocks
Battling
Benson
out.
Pandemonium
reigns
....
his
oration
nearly
raises
the
roof.
During
the
fight.
Wildcat
and
the
Weazel
Steal
the
stakes
which
Wildcat
has
been
holding,
by
substituting
the
bag
with
one
filled
with
pipers,
and
leaving
It
in
the
care
Of
David
M-llnn.
who
ti
Intent
on
the
fight.
The
two
make
for
the
border
in
Wildcat's
Ford.
The
low.
of
the
money
is
discovered.
Old
David
Is
accused
of
the
theft
and
the
riglng
crowd
.is
for
lynching
him.
.
.
.
May
rushes
to
her
uncle.
The
angry
men
almost
kill
her.
Bab
leaps
on
Silver
Kmc
In
pursUS
of
the
two
tnieves.
After
a
hot
chase
he
Jumps
into
their
car.
and
takes
the
wheel
from
Wildcats
hands.
The
fight,
idtid
Bob
thrown
jout
of
tht
sar
Just'before
It
goes
overTi
steep
''embankment.
Wildest
ami
the
Weazet
arc
killed.
Bob
returns
to
Chaparral
with
tht
money,
and
he
and
May
find
happlne
in
their
love.
pre-war
Vienna
LOCALE
OF
FILM
'uM'liiiillini
of
:iiritje'N
MrrrrUt
U-.
Ml
III
'The
Hallr.
Ilrrnhi"
Vienna
before
the
war.
rtMiihina
mad
Vienna,
with
Its
tight-heirtr-
galety,
Its
capricious
disregard
of
th
conventions.
Its
singing
and
Its
waltzc
forms
the
background
of
a
charmlnu
yet
vlrUe
story.
From
royal
palace
staieiy,
rcgai
and
solemn,
to
the
win-gardens
of
old
Vienna,
where
love
and
wine
and
song
mingle
gayiy.
the
ro
mance
of
a
Princess
grows
in
"Th
Waltz
Dream."
a
new
film
to
be
seei,
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
on
Tuesda;
night.
"The
Wait
Dreom
wa
the
bleei
hit
of
the
New
Yprl,
theatrical
season
some
years
ago
prf
ihaijegltlmate
stage
wail
wiiipunira
-soiigni
vainly
tr
tecure
the
fluri
rights.
But
dacat
BtrAuai,
compoHer
of
the
music,
and
Hans
Mueller,
who
wrote
tlie
Uuok
"Nux.
the
Prince
Oonsort."
felt
thai
only
a
continental
producer
could
dr
the
theme
Justice.
A
lavish
picture
lias
resuuVd.
A
picture
nned
with
sentiment
and
box
office
appeal.
Previews
have
shown
th
American
response
to
this
rai
ro.
mance
li
packs
a
powerful
punch
as
a
cumax
to
tho
love
of
a
Princess
for
:
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Thursday
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in
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at
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Obrnedy
fW
Luck
"
Aesop
Film
Fables.
Friday
and
Hatimtyy
AU
star
east
In
"The
Eagle
of
the
Sea."
Cunedy:
"Be
Carefifl.
DcHe."
Ptrthe
Rertew.
.
'
M
tt
:
an
Austrian
officer,
and
the
renuncia-
The
Children
Will
Catch
Cold"
Mothers
should
never
neglect
the
firl
aign
of
a
torn
or
eougli
whrre
their
children
are
coneeru-d,
fur
if
ther
do
some
serioua
lung
trouble
is
liable
to
follow.
Mrs.
E.
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1022
BarHngton
81-.
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XA
writes:
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are
continually
getting
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bat
I
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jut
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soon
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to
cough
1
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a
dose
of
Dr.
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Norway
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which
break
up
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eold
withfn
a
day
or
so.
I
get
great
results
out
of
it
and
would
not
b
without
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for
anything.
I
can
highly
recommend
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one.'
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35c
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larre
familv
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60c;
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np
only
by
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Milbura
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Limited,
Torunto,
Out
tkrh
of
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sweatbeart
by
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girl
of
'
--
the
people.
r
irsr
ja
se'empb
new
comedy
srn-rs.
us
s
packedwith
thrills
nave
me
principal
roles.
IS
ROMANTIC
DRAMA
OF
EARLY
U.S.
DAYS
ot
teek-end
Dorothy
Markaill
Co-lruturnl
In
Klrt
Nutlunalli
"l.unnllr
at
larje."
Miimln;
at
t
holmr
A
wedding
in
a
dirigible
starts
on
'the
thM"
ln
National'
latest
..
,
....
tt.,,.pl,e,e
ahri
nntaimng
U
feature
comedy,
"The
Lunatic
at
Large"
which
of
"The
Kasle
f
the
seu"
Coming
MrMft
h.
wj!LL
..l
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.
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.
uawitiic
SIX.
si
u
V
UU
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
starring
Leon
.
...
.
.
am
and
Dorothy
'
Mackalll
"The
Essie
of
the
Sea."
eomin?
to
-
,h.
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-i
K"ihh.
MatKenna-a
twin
brother
"
the
p'ctUre
Kttinttb
feature,
is
a
romantic
drama
of
days
fln
bt
ruh
'
of
Andrew
Jackson,
with
the
plot
re-!1"
lyixm
volvlng
around
efforts
of
French
pat-
w"h
vKeni
M
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MackaUl)
riots
ln
New
Orleans
to
rescue
the
exiled
wtfm
J?.In
to
wed
in
a
dirigible
Napoleon.
i
"on
Erl"ii
gftM
ho,d
of
rope
ladder
which
makM
hu
Into
the
dirigible
Carrying
a
title
auggestt
atlr-'"11
ring
action
on
the
high
seas
of
deep-
hu
11
rtalng.
and
as
a
result
dyed
piracy
and
frenzied
conflict,
thej1"
u
1X0
wedding,
tout
one
of
the
picture
is
an
array
of
beautiful
posings
i
b'rae'
thrtU
pictures
when
Leon
and
a
volume
of
wordy
subtitles.
It
8rab
Dorothy
around
the
waist
and
jhowa
the
days
when
Andrew
Jackson
,
from
u
dirigible
In
a
parachute
vas
the
pet
of
New
Orleans
when
there
'"nd
descends
several
thousand
feet
tf
s
much
agitation
In
the
elty'a
French
'
,ne
ground.
juartcr
over
rescuing
Napoleon
from
his
There
are
enough
thrills
in
this
on
rxlle
at
St.
Helena.
sequence
to
satisfy
most
people
for
The
pirate
Lafltte
Is
lnvolved-r-and
tt
tor
ln
the
end
the
dirigible
blows
I
his
Job
to
start
on
the
expedition
j
up
and
disappears
ln
smoke
and
if
rescue.
His
activities
end
with
a
.cloud
of
flame.
battle
on
the
high
seas
and
a
rescue
of
This
is
said
to
he
Errors
greatest
the
heroine.
comedy
vehicle
and
was
filmed
f
mm
Both
Rlcardo
Cortex-
and
Florence
i
J.
Storer
Clouston's
three
famous
Vidor
strive
to
Invest
their
work
with
books.
"The
Lunatic
at
Large."
"The
iramaiic
reeling.
The
film
is
rich
in;
Lunatic
at
Urge
Again."
and
"The
'.to
costumes
and
its
backgrounds.
The
cast
includes
Florence
Vldar,
Ui-
Lunatic
Still
at
Large.'
:ardo
Cortez.
Sam
de
Oraase.
Andre
'
Philosophy
la
the
art
of
pegging
away
Seranger.
Mitchell
Lewis.
Ouy
Oliver,
your
job
and
not
worrying
about
George
Irving.
James
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income.
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SPORT
CHAT
It
is
often
very
difficult
early
ln
the
season
to
Interest
the
public
In
sports
when
the
weather
Is
disagreeable
Right
now.
it
Is
aald.
that
little
interest
ir
being
taken
In
baseball
although
the
opening
games
should
be
played
in
the
course
of
a
few
weeks.
As
the
rcason
advances
and
outside
leuma
are
brought
ln
for
gamea
the
sporting
pub-lic
begins
to
take
the
game
seriously
and
large
attendances
are
generally
pre--ent
at
thene
matches.
To
make
the
game
at
all
interesting,
however.
It
Is
necessary
u
have
a
great
deal
of
practice
and
plenty
of
enthusiasm
tor
several
weeks
In
advance
This
can
be
best
cultivated
by
etty
league
games
whieo
provide
the
fans
with
an
oppor
tunity
of
backing
their
favorite
aa-
pregatlon.
The
closer
these
contests
ire.
the
greater
the
amount
of
local
ln
terest
token.
For
this
reason.
three
earn
league
Is
far
superior
to
a
two
team
league
for
there
is
alwavs
the
ihs
nee
of
the
tsll-enders
defeating
the
league
leaders
and
thus
upsetting
the
dope.
of
the
wise
ones.
It
Is
the
un-
-enalnty
of
the
game
which
attracts
ind.
tf
a
league
Is
compused
of
two
ams
with
one
far
superior
to
the
Kher.
interest
soon
begins
to
wsne.
All
trtoe
who
are
seeking
to
make
jaseball
an
attraction
for
the
summer
rhould
have
the
support
of
all
fans
and
players.
A
review-
of
hockey
business,
the
work
of
basketball,
baseball,
present
financial
standing,
proposals
for
Do
minion
Day
and
other
matters
were
discussed
at
a
recent
meeting
of
Sinlthers
Athletic
Club.
The
bank
hook
showed
a
balance
of
about
1135.
tnd
ln
addition
there
is
a
favorable
:alance
of
$100
in
the
basketball
dlvla-on.
whleh
Included
the
M
grant
from
lie
purent
organization.
It
was
de-ilded
to
put
on
a
membership
drive
and
in
all
sports
conducted
by
the
-
relation,
the
atlpulatlon
that
members
of
all
team
must
hold
membership
In
.ne
organization
-Will
be
rigidly
en-orced,
In
baseball
It
was
tbe
opinion
:hat
two
good
teama
could
be
fielded
his
year.
It
was
msde
known
that
he
C.N.R.
Athletic
Club
would
have
a
earn
In
the
field,
and
between
the
two
I
rganlzalioiw
some
good
games
are
oromlsed.
A
baseball
committee
was
p
twin
ted
to
conduct
this
branch
of
port.
There
was
much
talk
n..
.
irogram
for
Dominion
Day.
this
having
leen
turned
over
to
the
Athletic
Club
ly
the
central
comniltlce.
Many
aug-restlona
were
offered,
but
final
ntan.
were
placed
in
tlie,
hands
of
a
commit-
re
to
report
tmek
at
a
later
meeting.
FnllowInK
un
enthnaU.rw
.k..-
youngsters
last
year,
some
reui
engagement
is
being
offered
Smlthers
:hlldreri
th
tnlcn
"
."".."w":
UIW
sum-
.hr,
and
it
Is
expected
that
several
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games
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the
field
sports
of
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for
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the
premiership
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they
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less
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put
a
$2.00
stick
m
the
hand,
of
:hlldren
for
78
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grades
will
be
sold
at
similar
reductions
from
cost.
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as
Canada's
great
wte,
game
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hockey,
so
her
national
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SUCKS
FOR
SALE
COME
ON.
BOYSI
IP
YOU
ARE
MBC1I-anleally
Inclined
and
want
a
etimp
boat
e
rights,
we
will
sell
you
a
usfd
Ford
engine
for
t2S0
parto
are
vary
Inexpensive
Overhaul
It
yourself
and
you
will
have
a
14
h
p
motor
at
very
low
eost.
Parker's
Oarage.
FOR
SALE.
AMERICAN
STEAM
HOIST.
7
by
10.
double
drum:
butler
made
for
and
tested
199;
been
used
three
weeks.
115000
tab
Prinre
Oeorv
Address
T.
Rush.
Prlnee
George,
DC
FOR
BALE.
NORTHERN
PltOOUCTIOM
Chinchilla,
from
rrgtaered
petHgreed
stock.
Does
110.
Bred
does
lit
09
Unrelated
pair
IISjOO.
Fownry
Fur
Farm.
Terrace.
B.C.
6d
FOR
SALE.
1(0
acre
Graham
Island
11.000
or
will
exchange
for
good
eHv
property.
Box
37,
Dully
News
o!3o
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE
and
two
lota.
Apply
1M0
Tenth
Avenue
and
Bacon
Street
u
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
offire
block.
13.200
00.
Apply
P.O.
Boa
378.
lift
FOR
SALE.
CREAM
WICKER
BABY
Buggy
in
good
rendition.
$18.00
Phone
Red
371.
Oft
OPPORTUNITYI
IS
00
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your:
future
homeatie
Walkert
Musk
Store.
FOIt
KENT
FOR
RENT
MODERN
FIVE
ROOMED
house
with
bath.
Just
over
seetaoa
I
bridge.
Phone
Blue
Ml.
after
six
o'clock.
FOR
RENT.
.
FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT
with
range.
11600
Apply
XI
rs.
K
F.
Blrnle.
Hazrlton.
BC
FOR
RENT-SEVEN
ROOMED
HOUSE:
also
furnished
four
roomed
nt.
Phone
Oreen
738.
oa
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Orocery.
Phoir
18.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
-
BOARD,
IF
desired
Phone
Btotk
130.
PIANO
FOR
RENT
$100
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Muele
Store
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
67B.
AUCTIONEER
HEMSTITCHING
tf
I
NEKD
MONEY
I
MIOllT
JOOT
AM
well
be
hung
for
a
sheep
as
lamb
No
one
la
going
to
be
held
up
tor
the
next
ten
days
Everything
go
at
your
own
prlef.
Mske
one
rtoUar
tooK
like
two.
PIuiiui
TTa
ri
w
Ilrliie.
Auctioneer.
.
.
HEMSTITCllINO
PICOTINO.
80AIXOP.
mg.
Dollar
Btore
Piione
Red
334.
iu:.l'TV
p.titi.tiu
Marcelling
Manicuring
Scalp
Treatment
MRS.
I.
MUllt
847
Tlilrd
Avenue
Hy
Appointment.
Phone
0.17.
noMixiiiv
i
ritNiTt
hi:
iixnitsm:
llraminly
(iagnnn,
prnprletors
144
Third
Avenue
I'liiiiie
llliirk
All
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
audi
rtf
Exchanged.
UPHOUSTEKING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOl
atering
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfleldi
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed,
Phone
Oreen
flttl.
O.
M.
HUNT.
kestAuuants
IMillll
E
ATM
t'AFE
.
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O,
W.
V.
A.
H'hhI
lliime
('miked
Meuls.
Phone
mark
700
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
Geurjr'e,
l'ntil
or
GU.it)
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nntl
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PasseilRcr
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your
dlspnunl
any
time.
koss
imos.
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K0CTM
Meeker
Illock.
(Across
from
Kmprisa
Hotel)
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3rd
Ave.
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Ave.
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days
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