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FOUR
BRINGING
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evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
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your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
tho
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect.
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and
seel
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and
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that
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of
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to
be
found
in.
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including
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HILARIOUS
FARCE
AT
WESTHOLME
TONIGHT
"Beware,
of
Widows"
l
I'ull
of
Funny
Situation
and
ILxt
lntrrrlg
Theme
-p
"Beware
of
Widows,"
Universal-Jewel
fusWTB
irtsfctti
is
be
shown
tonight,
is
the
ssrun
story
of
a
wild
and,'
hilar
ious
ntajht
on
a
luxurious
bouaeboat
with
Laura
L
Plant
TJnArersqX
blonde
vr
heads
a
rust
ot
supurb
tarceura
In
Wv4
drama
of
laugaa,
which
was
adapted
tram
the
tj!
suecest.
-
Ifey
Owen
Davis.
.
Bryant
Washburn.
distrngulahed
lead
ing
man
of
the
stags
and
screen.
Is
tht
young
doctor
fiance
ot
tht
dimpled
blonde
who
makes
Hie
mistake
of!
serving
one
of
his
attractive
female'
patients
not
wisely
but
too-well.
Th
result
is
that
the
Indignant
hrlde-to-be
announces
aim
as
a
polfeamist
and
gov
back
to
her
mother.
When
she
sees
In
the
society
column
the
announcement
of
ttoe
doctoi's
forthcoming
marriage
to
the
eharmlng
widow
whose
wiles
were
responsible
for
the
shattered
wedding,
the
girl
realizes
that
she
cont
live
without
him
and
determines,
on
the
eve
of
the
doctor's
marriage
to
her
detested
rival,
to
save
him
for
herself.
The
audacious
ruse
by
which
she
manages
to
get
aboard
the
house-boa
I
where
the
wedding
is
to
take
place.
'and
the
means
she
employs
in
breakdown
the
morale
of
the
Impending
I
nuptials
makes
a
fast
and
furious
tarce.
AFFAIR
OF
FOLLIES
TREATS
OF
PHASES
IN
NEW
YORK
CITY
LIFE
"An
Affair
of
the
Follies."
a
First
National
picture
presented
at
the
mid
week
provides
a
most
enjoyable
sort
of
cinema
entertainment.
It
combines
an
Intensely
Interesting
screen
story
with
splendid
acting
and
an
unusual
array
of
beautiful
girls.
Lewis
Stone.
BUlle
Dove
and
Lloyd
Hughes
are
featured
In
the
picture,
while
Arthur
Stone,
Arthur
Hoyt
and
Bertram
Mar
burgh
contribute
excellent
supporting
roles.
The
story
from
which
the
play
was
adapted,
a
"best
story
of
the
year"
entry,
written
by
Dixie
Wilson
under
the
title
of
"Here
YAre,
Brother,"
treat
several
colorful
phases
of
New
York
City
life
with
a
warmly
human
realism
seldom
equalled
on
the
screen.
More
over,
it
hat
a
"punch."
and
sparkling
comedy
to
offset
touches
of
pathos
Miss
Dove
appears
as
.
a
dancer
who
marries
a
clerk
and
tries
to
make
ends
meet
for
two
on
hiUl
ihe
income
she
was
accustomed
to
earning
.
Lloyd
Hughes
is
the
husband,
Lewis
Stone
'
the
intruding
and
likeable
millionaire
who
admires
.her.
With
those
and
supporting
role,
the
plot,
weaves
real
drama,
suspense,
and
a
number
of
un
usual
situations.
The
film
was
produced
lor
First
Na
tional
by
Al
Rockett.
and
directed
by
Millard
Webb.
It
Is
wholesome
enter'
taloment
that
patrons
of
all
ages
will
find
It
to
their
liking.
FLESH
AND
THE
DEVIL
IS
WEEK
END
STORY
"The
t'nilrlne
Past"
Modernized
to
Conform
With
Film
Requirements
"Flesh
and
the
Devil"
here
at
the
week
end
is
the
first
German
picture
made
in
America.
It
has
all
the
set
tings
of
Europe;
all
the
technique
of
the
old
world;
It
Is
a
drama
from
one
Lof
Europe's
mightiest
dramatists;
and
still
it
was
directed
by
Clarence
Brown,
American,
at
the
Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer
studloaf
In
America.
and
with
John
Gilbert,
American
hero
of
"The
Big
Parade,"
In
the
leading
role.
"Flesh
and
the
Devil"
Is
Sunder
mann's
epochal
drama,-
"The
Undying
Past."
adapted
from
the
original;
filmed
In
settings
so
true
to
life
that
no
bet'
ter
could
hays
been
found
in
Germany
itself.
It
Is
an
Intimate
story
of
the
German
people;
of
the
old
world
tra
dltions
of
love
and
marriage;
a
great
thundering
drama
of
human
hearts,
and.
outside
of
Its
Interesting
qualities
of
combining
European
and
American
screen
technique.
Is
one
of
the
most
glorious
pieces
of
entertainment
In
many
moons.
John
Gilbert
and
Greta
Oarbo.
the
brilliant
Swedish
screen
star,
plsy
hero
and
heroine,
with
Lars
Hanson,
"The
Barry
more
of
Sweden."
In
a
powerful
role
that
makes
nit
first
appearanc
In
ThisJverhsemenl
is
not
published
or
.
displayed
butt
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
WKKK
AT
TIICATHE
Monday
and
Tu-mIhv
"Beware
of
Widows."
International
News.
Government
film
of
Bella
Coota
Valley.
VeIueMlay
atitl
Thursday
"An
Affair
of
the
Follies."
Comedy
"A
Dippy
Tar."
Aesop's
Film
Fables.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Flesh
and
the
Devil."
Comedy
"Quick
Service."
Pathe
Review.
an
auspicious
one.
his
country
since
"The
Scarlet
Letter"
The
cast
Includes
George
Fawcett
In
remarkable
portrayal
of
the
Old,
pastor
of
the
Sudermann
drama;
stern,
till
kind:
dominant
leader
of
an
unruly
flock:
Barbara
,
Kent
as
"Hertha."
childlike
figure
of
Infinite
charm;
William
Ortamond
In
a
delightful
character
role
as
"Uncle
Kutowskl,"
and
Eugenie
Bcsserer
as
the
mother.
Tremendous
drama
Is
augmented
by
remarkable
staging.
The
replica
of
the
Berlin
railroad
station,
with
Its
queer
European
trains,
Is
a
revelation
In
Ugecraft
of
the
screen.
Clarence
Brown
has
added
another
triumph
ts
Klkl"
and
"The
Eagle."
and
John
Gilbert
one
to
"The
Big
Parade"
and
Bardelys
the
Magniflclent."
Mlu
F.tiwil
Astir
of
-the
staff
of
the
SEES
REVIVAL
OF
LACROSSE
(Ed
moii
uui
Journal
Last
yar
much
prugres
was
made
towasdt
putting
the
national
gam
ota
a
good
basis
here
TtUe
was
past
at
SB
iSsrt
under
way
ihrtugbout
ths
dem-intoa
whuh
dewrves
warm
support.
Outside
at
Cauada
It
has
nourished
In
rut
time
to
a
greater
extent
than
In
!
the
country
!
iu
origin.
The
reasons
:
:or
the
decline
ol
its
popularity
arc
well
understood.
Now
that
It
Is
being
J
-evlved
all
possible
care
will
be
taken.
.
u
keep
It
otaar
of
the
lntluecaees
that
,
'uve
been
Its
undoing.
,
In
Itself
there
Is
no
titter
sport
from
!
ute
standpoint
both
of
the
ptoyer
and
spectator.
Those
who
saw
last
.limner's
matches
in
Edmonton
ea
i
yed
them
thoroughly.
OM
time
de-
1
otees
ef
tM
game
had
tttr
mterest
reawakened
and
all
to
whom
It
was
unfamiliar
faustd
It
difficult
to
undet
stsnd
why
it
hsd
evsc
last
its
hula
There
should
be
Increasingly
large
turnouts
this
season.
.With
the
rfi-uourageaBetat
from
tbt
puMIc
that
11
deserves,
lacrosse
will
soon
come
to
occupy
once
again
Its
former
piace
la
our
althlettc
scheme
of
things.
SPORT
CHAT
5
Are
they
white
?
She
knows
that
the
clothes
are
clean,
but
are
they
white?
It
is
this
perfect
whiteness
which
is
so
desirable.
To
ensure
that
linen
is
a
good
colour
and
amongst
the
whitest
of
things,
use
Reckitfs
Bag
Blue
1
There
Is
considerable
discussion
In
certain
circles
in
England
at
present
over
the
presence
of
E.
A.
MacDonald,
the
fast
Australian
bowler.
Macdonald
is
the
fastpt
bowler
in
England
and
institutes
.most
of
Lsnoasblres
bowling
strength.
What
the
critics
are
dis-Tussirig
Is
the
ethics
of
bringing
In
an
outsider
for
the
express
purpose
of
enabling
the
sounty
to
retain
the
count)
rhsmptonahlp.
There
Is
a
strong
plea
that
the
teams
are
losing
sight
of
the
main
reaMp
for
sport.
It
Is
net
to
win
ehampkNMblps.
The
game
Itself
demands
a
In
th$
handy
bag
with
the
Bine
and
White
stripes
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anted
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ooctdlUon.
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in
this
city
left
for
the
that
they
had
a
fine
game,
whether
I
I
conditions
both
the
rich
and
the
poor.
south
Saturday
hleht
on
holiday.
they
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ENTERTAIN
AT
BRIDGE
TEA
AT
PREMIER
IN
tf
bard
for
a
game
In
which
nothing
is
at
stake
as
for
a
game
In
whloh
a
'
jophj
ts
concerned.
Money
Is
nscc
keen
spirit
apart
from
the
I
-ry
to
carry
on
healthy
sport
but
the
winning
of
a
cemptUtten.
holding
It
up
as
the
deciding
factor
as
to
whether
the
game
Is
worth
playing
This
makes
one
think
that
here
in
lor
not
has
a
terrible
evtl
effect
on
the
Rupert
many
have
the
same
Idea.
The
fame
and
on
sport
generally
need
for
a
prtee
as
Incentive
in
order
to
get
the
young
men
to
give
their
I
The
Scottish
football
season
this
time
and
ability
Is
an
Indication
that
year
to
to
begin
on
Saturday.
August
tbey
are
not
keeping
In
sight
the
Ideal
13.
The
regulation
date
is
August
15,
of
the
game
for
the
game's
sake.
The
I
but
the
Scottish
League
got
perm
is
sue
holds
In
the
need
many
people
I
ston
tb
start
at
the
earlier
date
for
in
the
ucelessness
of
playing
a
I
this
year.
game
of
cards
unless
there
Is
some'
thing
In
it.
If
only
twenty-five
cents,
I
Strong
plea
was
made
by
Oaaon
If
twenty-five
cents
makes
a
game!
Sawyer,
headmaster
of
the
Shrewsbury
worth
while,
the
game
Is
worth
exactly
School,
that
other
public
schools
twenty-five
cents.
It's
wrong.
should
make
soccer
football
their
game.
The
tendency
of
rugby
football
Is
to
Nothing
can
give
an
old
timer
more
keep
It
select.
Association
football
Joy
than
to
near
the
youths
greeting
tends
to
bring
together
under
the
best
One
can
play
Just
I
the
olasees
and
the
masses.
As
such
it
'-"H
i.v
national
-asset'
Charles
Read,
the
professional
tennis
champion.-
comments
on
the
value
of
I
the
half-volley
stroke
in
tennis.
One
Its
advantages
Is
that
It
conserves
Ibf
energy
and
saves
physical
exhaustion.:
I
It
Is
essentially
an
attacking
stroke
land
the
value
of
aggression
cannot
bel
The
ball
must
tie
IoveT-emphaslzed.
met
directly
it
leaves
the
ground,
the
I
racket
swung
well
back
and
the
stroke
I
followed
by
an
upward
follow-through
I
movement.
This
Imparts
the
pull
that
keeps
the
shot
within
bounds.
A
jerk
Is
fatal
and
is
a
common
error
In
young
players
In
making
the
shot.
The
follow
through
should
always
he
made
towards
the
direction
in
which
the
ball
is
going.
Think
of
It
first,
for
It
If
only
through
the
co-ordination
of
mind
and
action
that
it
can
be
played
well.
HONOR
OF
VISITORS
PREMIER,
B.Cl,
July
16.
Major
C.
B
North
and
Thomas
McKay
entertained
at
a
bridge
tea
.
last
Wednesday
at
the
B.C.
Silver
mine
In
honor
of
Mtsa
Anita
Stelllng
and
Miss
Frances
Binclalf,
of
Everett,
Washington,
who
were
the
guest
of
Dr.
and
Mr.
Harry
Carson.
The
guest
Included
Mlu
Bobby
Caldwell,
Dr.
and
Mr.
Harrv
Carson.
Bert
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
L.
Pitt
I
Willie
Orr
and
the
honor
guests.
Miss
Stelllng
and
Miss
Sinclair
are
visiting
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Carson
on
a
holiday
trip
and
have
so
wonderfully
en-Joyed
the
trip
In
and
the
country
surrounding
that
their
visit
to
the
Portland
Canal
tbsy
promise
will
be
an
annual
I
tvent.
WANTED
t
WANTBO.
RELIABLE
CMRL
satMMi
housework,
ply
The
Louvre.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
FOR
WANTS).-
WOMAN
TO
DO
WASHHwa.
Phone
Blue
380.
Mrs.
Steves,
AM
Avenue.
168
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-msat
by
the
day.
week
or
ma
lit.
Phofte
Red
69T.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FOBS
ROOM
FBBNtSHED
suits;
stMws
heated.
Apply
Baartfe
Mallett.
Ltd.
tf
FOR
RENT.
PLABTRRED
HOUSE.
BIX
rooms
sd
bath.
Apply
21S
Fourth
Arenue
Bast.
Apply
Mussallem
Q
roc
fry.
pbone
IB.
FURNISHED
ROOMS
TO
LET.
APPLY
Hyde
Transfer,
Second
Avenue.
170
IOOMS
FOR
RENT
BOARD
IP
desired.
Pbon
Black
129.
PIANO
FOR
RENT.
15.00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store
AUCTIONEER
YD3I
PATINO
THE
HIGHEST
PRICK
for
furniture
or
anything
of
vJu.
up
to
August
16.
Pbone
774.
G.
P.
Brine.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOL-
tertng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Pbone
Orecn
603.
Q.
M.
HUNT.
FURNITURE
NEW
SHIPMENT
AND
NEW
PATTERNS
of
fifty
linoleum
rugs
and
800
square
yards
of
linoleum.
The
oe
mand
Is
good
and
this
lot
ought
to
be
cleared
out
this
month.
So
come
early.
Furniture
and
ranges
alwsv
In
stock.
A.
MacKensle,
Furniture
Phone
775.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa-
dopulos
and
Marrls,
830
Third
Ave
Phone
646.
tf
KESTAIUAXT
noon
eats
c.trr
Mrs,
Unger,
Proprietress
,
t
again
personally
In
charge.
Third
AyeTiue.'xt
.
a.
W,
V,
A,
timid
Home
Cooknl
MesU;
Phone
Black
700.
Ktlr.N
(LIKK1E
Agent
for
all
nr.M'.lt.tl.
MOTOKS
I'KOIIl'CTfl
Another
carload
of
Chevrolet
Juat
In
Prices:
Roadster
$828.00
Roadster
Delivery
1826.00
Touring
I82S.00
Coupe
.
.
.
.
:
9B-5.00
Coach
taos.oo
Sedan
$l,07i-00
Landau
Sedan
11,120.00
Cabriolet
$1,100.00
Commercial
Chassis
$045.00
Delivery
Express
Chassis
$805.00
29
x
4
40
Balloon
Tires
standard
equipment
on
all
models
except
De
livery
Express
chassis.
Call
or
phone
for
demonstration.
KAIK'N
JAKAflK
Third
vrnue
Phone
53
TAXI
Thone
C7
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
find
Seven
I'sasenirer
Stude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time
KOSS
HUOS.
FOOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
fArma
from
Empress
Hotel!
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
the
Knt
Dally
Except
Sundays
11:30
am
From
he
F.ast-
-
DiUy
eictp.
Tuesday!
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pjn,
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tiujl
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Monday
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Calais
Thursday-
as
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at
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princess
Br
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as.
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Lou
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16
Princess
Alice
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as.
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8
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13--ss.
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sa.
princess
Chsrlo
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18,
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Princess
Louise
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Prtnress
Alice
"
35
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Princess
Charlotte
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28
ss.
Princes
Louise
From
Alka
Monday
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Prince
Oeorg
10
July
K
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Princess
Chariot
t
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Princes
Loolse
"
16
ih.
Princess
Alice
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30.
Princess
Cliarltf
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Louise
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Alice
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s.
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