f
AGE
SIX
-TBS
DAILX
NSWS
AWoman
S
J
aw-
"Women
are
not
logical"
SHE
said,
"Don't
talk
facts
to
women,
they
want
to
simply
have
things
suggested
to
them.
We
don't
agree.
What
we
think
is
that
if
the
women
knew
how
much
better
we
could
wash
their
clothes
for
them
than
they
can
at
their
homes,
they
would
all
be
calling
us.
That's
why
we
keep
on
talking
facts
to
you.
Phone
8.
The
LAUNDRY
Doei
it
best
Cana
1'hone
8
lan
Laundry
ind
Dry
Cleaners
Fishermen
Before
buying
your
next
engine,
come
and
see
us
about
The
Gardner
Semi-Diesel
Engine
the
most
satisfactory
on
the
market.
Governor
has
control
at
alt
speeds,
making
it
most
suitable
for
halibut
boats.
Sizes
12
h.p.'
to
300
h.p.
The
Acadia
Gas
Engine
the
most
modern
designed
and
best
built
4
cycle
engine
in
Canada.
Sizes
from
6-8
h.p.
to
0
h.p.
medium
and
.
neavy
uuty.
Ward
Electric
AND
MARINE
SUPPLY
CO.
Phone
G80
Cow
Bay
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Last
:
Minute
Orange
and
Lemon
Peel,
per
lb
ar$
Citron
Peel,
per
lb
!."
Mixed
Cut
Peel,
per
lb.
5r
Mixed
Nuts,
per
lb
250
Mixed
Candies,
3
lbs.
for
85
Boxec,
of
Chocolates,
per
box,
from
not
to
$3.00
St.
Ivel
Plum
Puddings,
assorted
sizes,
at
attractive
prices.
We
take
pleasure
in
extending
our
best
wishes
to
our
many1'
,
patrons
for
a
Merry
Christmas
and
Happy
New
Year.
Miissallem
Grocery
I
COMPANY,
LTD.
i
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
i
Phone
18
and
Phone
84
!
Printe
Rupert,
B.C..
PEACE
RIVER
IS
DISCUSSED
Committee
Met
Yesterday
and
Appoint
Sub-Committee
to
Secure,
Data
and
Make
Recommendations
C
The
j6in(onM:tf"orsrTJlhrot
trade
and
cltj
council
appointed
recently
for
the
purpose
oraecurin
data
and
taking
tp
to
forward
the
scheme
for
connecting
the
reace
RlTer
by
ran
with
Prince
Rupert
met
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
councU
chamber.
Mayor
Newton
presiding.
The
question
was
discussed
at
some
kngtU
and
all
memters
present
wer
agreed
that
the
project
was
-
worth
while
going
after,
even
S
It
entailed
some
cost.
It
waa
decided
that
the
cut
council
section
of
the
committee
should
ask
the
city
council
for
a
grant
of
1500
to
be
used
by
the
board
of
trade
In
forwarding
the
work
so
that
the
committee
might
be
In
a
position
to
meet
Incidental
expense
In
the
prosecution
of
the
claims
of
Prince
Rupert
td
Peace
River
connection.
A
sub-committee
of
four
were
named
to
compile
data
and
determine
wha:
further
action.
If
any.
might
be
necessary
and
to
report
back
to
another
meeting.
The
committee
was
made
up
as
follows:
Mayor
Kewton.
W.
O.
Fulton,
president
of
the
board
of
trade.
Aldermen
Joe
dreer
and
Percy
Tinker,
O.
T.
Walker.
W.
H.
Tobey.
J.
H.
Plllsbury.
O.
W.
Nlckerson.
and
Tbeo
Collart.
M.
M.
Stephens
was
unable
to
attend.
SHOOK
HANDS
NF.ARI.Y
bert
Samuel,
former
Secretary
of
State!
for
Home
Affairs,
chairman
of
the
Royal
'
Commission
on
the
Coal
Industry
In
Fresh
Local
Eggs
arriving
daily
Large
size,
per
dozen
ft.'p
Fresh
Firsts,
per
dozen
.
.
(SO
Fresh
Pullets
.
;,r
ii
'dozen
for
$!.."
Compliments
of
the
Season
and
Best
Wishes
for
a
Prosperous
New
lear.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
571
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
TWO
THOUSAND
TIMES
PKfc-HlMUKll
Mr
Herbert
and
IjkIv
Samuel
C'ante
Near
I'rlnre
of
Hairs'
Krenrd
LONDON,
Dec.
S8.T-IU.
Hon.
Sir
Her
CULTURE
HIGH
ANCIENT
INIIAKITANTS
OF
ALASKA
WfcltE
AllVANTEl)
IN
INIH8TKV
AMI
AUT
1925,
and
one
of
the
leedlng
Liberals'
of
Great
Britain,
and
Lady
Samuel
!
WASHINGTON.
D
C,
Dec.
28.
-
The
culture
of
Alaska
rank
nii.t
hmk.n
.11
.
i
h.r.
pre-hlstorlc
shaking-except
possibly
that
of
the
i
wlth
he
w8he,t
to
America.
acdordin3
Prince
of
Wales-at
an
at
home
held
by
10
Mtx
Hrdllcka.
anthropologist
of
Lady
3amuel
at
their
home
here
one
Smithsonian
institution,
is
a
afternoon
recently
when
nearly
3.000
'
'eult.
?
bl
exploration
of
Alaska
last
guests
were
present.
The
at
home
w!summer
for
the
Bureau
of
American
In
aid
of
the
Women's
National
Liberal
Ethnology,
he
has
reached
some
Inter-
Federation.
At
2.30
Sir
Herbert
and
Lady
Samuel
gr?cted
the
first
arrival.
Mrs.
Margaret
Wlntrlngham,
former
Liberal
MP.,
and
with
only
a
brief
Interval
for
tea
they
continued
receiving
their
guests
until
titer
six
oclock.
It
was
with
great
dimtfulty
that
one
was
able
to
get
Into
the
Winter
Oarden,
where
Lady
Acland
and
Miss
A.
Hunt
ington
were
in
charge
of
enormous
quantities
of
game
snd
all
kinds
of
country
produce.
Almost
every
pro
minent
Liberal
with
an
estate
In
the
country
had
contributed
goods
for
sale.
Lloyd
George
sent
honey
from
Churt,
Lord
Wlmborne
gave
pounds
of
butter.
Lady
Pen
Hand
sent
apple
Jelly
made
from
her
own
recipe.
Pheasants,
hares.
partridges
and
rabbits
were
given
by
Lord
Orry.
Lord
Lincolnshire,
Lady
Vio
let
Bonham
Carter,
and
others.
J.
H.
Kudelka
of
Rumsey.
Alberta.
reached
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
the
south
and
will
remain
here
over
New
Year's.
His
daughter.
Miss
Anna
Kudelka,
R.N.,
Is
a
member
of
the
graduate
nursing
staff
3f
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Canned
Fruit
Special
Any
of
the
following
Canned
Fruits,
all
the
highest
grade
and
in
heayy
syrup.
ii
tins
for
."?
Loganberries,
Raspberries,
Strawberries,
Sliced
Peaches,
Apricots,
Pineapple.
We
guarantee
these
to
be
the
best.
;
estlng
f.nd
Important
conclusions.
"The
ancient
Inhabitants
of
the
Bering
Sea
coasts
and
Islands
who
developed
the
'fossil
Ivory
culture'
reached
a
degree
of
Industrial
drXerentatlon
and'
art
so
high
that
we
have
nothing
to
compare
with
them
In
America
except.
among
the
more
highly
developed
tribes
of
the
Northwest
Coast
and
those
of
Mexico,
Yucatan
and
Peru"
Is
the
way
he
sums
up
the
matter.
"We
cannot
be
sure
yet
who
thes
people
were."
said
Dr.
Hrdllcka.
"though
It
Is
probable
that
they
were
the
ancesters
of
the
present
Eskimo
or
Indian
or
both.
However,
'there
seems
to
be
a
distinction
between
their
art
ind
that
of
the
Eskimo
of
today.
The
outstanding
characteristic
of
the
for
mer
is
their
mastery
of
form
and
line
in
curves;
of
the
present
day
Eskimo
It
is
the
geometric
design,
with
the
drawing
and
carving
of
animals
In
their
natural
form.
"This
might
indicate
that
some
other
people
were
responsible
for
the
older
culture.
But
when
we
examine
tae
skeletal
remains,
there
Is
no
Indica
tion
that
any
other
,
people
except
Eskimo
and
Indian
lived
In
these
re
gions
at
any
period
thus
far
represented
In
the
collections.
EXTENSIVE
AREA
"The
area
over
which
evidences
of
the
old
culture
are
fouud
Is
very
'extensive.
Traces
of
it
are
found
'far
down
the
American
coasts.'
But
It
is
not
certain
that
It
wai)
actually
practiced
everywhere
along
these
coasts.
In
those
parts
of
the
world
one'
of
the
most
striking
phenomenon
Is
the
evi
dence
of
extensive
trade
carried
bn
in
mplements
and
other
cultural
objects.
There
Is,
for
example,
on
the
Kobuk
River
a
mountain
called
Jade
Moun-
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery.
FULTON
AND
SIXTH
AVE.
SAVE
THE
CENTS
We
have
a
few
Xmas
Stockings
left
and
we
are
selling
them
at
half
price.
Buy
One
and
get
Two
for
Same
money
Rolled
Oats,
in
bulk,
5.
lb.
for
2
Smyrna
Figs,
in
bulk,
per
Ik
12
Seedless
Raisins,
in
bulk,
lb.
ill?
Granulated
Sugar,
10
lb.
..
7:it
Canned
Milk,
tails,
per
tin
.
.
11-
Butter
Canitol.
lb.
.
A.
-15
14
ib.
for
...'..M.'.
yW.i
7,
E.C.D.,
lb
H.AVHAUt
14
lb.
for
,
o:57
Lard,
in
bulk,
per
lb.
......
Ulp
Canned
Loganberries,
per
tin
2i)p
Pullet
Fresh
Eggs,
per
doz.
oOf
Large
Fresh
Eggs,
per
doz.
o!)c
Visit
our
Store
and
Save
Money
Orders
$3.00
or
over
Delivered
Phone
301
tain.
It
IV
early-
known
-to"
the
Indians
and
the
Eskimo
of
'the
river
and
.
its
green
stone
-was
msde
fnio
adzes,
drills,
knives,
lamps
-and
other
objects.
Though
this
is
the
sole
source
of
the
green
stone,
objects
made
of
It
occur
all
the
way
from
Barrow
and
Point
Hope
to
Sewurd
Peninsula,
the
Aslatki
coast,
the
Diunedes,
the
St.
Lawrence,
and
down
W
Nunlvak
Istoad.
Similarly
one.
finds
tbe
highly
de
corated
object
of
now
fossil
Ivory
on
Asiatic
coast.
Seward
Penlutnla,
and
from
Barrow
again
down
fs,
Nunlvak
Mund
snd
piss;bly
much
farther.
The
designs
teem
.
to
connect
with
the
characteristic
art
.
of
the
Northwest
coast.
The
indications
wou
seem
to
point
to
the
old
JTory
culture
having
een
central
.
In
.i
northwestern
Asia
whence
It
spread
by
trading
Along
the
American
coast."
DHIDKENT
llKNi:TV,
The
Alaskan
Eskimo,
Affording
to
Dr.
Hrdllcka'
conclusions,
.ftcSt
a
ctudy
of
the
skeletal
material
ejected.
Is
by
no
means
the
highly
differentiated
Eskimo
of
Labrador
and
Greenland.
He
often
approaches,
occasionally
to
the
point
of
Identity,
o
i.
one
hand
the
Asiatic
and
.
Mongcloia
types
of
jeople,
and
ca
the
other,
the
Amciicar
Indian,
more
particularly
those
of
Alaska
and
the
Northwest
coast.
"With
the
evidence
now.
i
our
hands
there
can
be
no
longer
an;
imitation,'
concludes
Dr.
Hrdllcka.
"Iri
believing
ibaX
the
Eskimo
nd
Indian
originally
were
not
any
two
distinct
races
nor
even
widely
distinct
find
tar-away
types,
but
that
If
we
could
So
a
little
back
'In
time
they
would
fee
'found
to
be
like
two
neighboring,
fitters
of
one
hand,
both
proceeding
froXX
tfie
same
palm,
or
source."
Further
exploration
la
.
far
north.
Dr.
Hrdllcka
Is
conrl-jc,'?.,
will
be
re
latively
staple
and
in
a
few
years
Is
bound
to
bring
far-rcacblf$
OCEAN
FALLSHOOr
TEAM
REACHES
HERE
lfcij
from
Paper
Town
Will
Partici
pate
In
iVrfk-fiid
Herlr
With
Prim
Kupert
aui
.iiijox
To
participate
la
a
series
of
inter
High
School
basketball
ataiches
which
has
been
started
lnAnycx
and
wUl
be
lontlnced
here
on
Friday
and
Saturday
night
of
thi
week,
the
Ocean
Palls
team
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
paper
town
on
th
Prince
nurt
thla
morning.
The
party
include
4.
Wood,
William
Plentlirteath,
Dan
SMrfey.
Clar
ence
Howar,
Vic
6kogtani;
Dave
Williams.
W.
Christiansen.-'
H.
MeAUUter,
N.
S&hanovlch
and
IV
SahaiiovJ-h.
Accompanied
by
tljAhyt.
team,
the
Prince
Bupert
basketbalZers
will
return
to
the
city
oil
the'
fprincet
.Rupert
Friday
moralug.
PAID
51.26A
OAY
Which
HrUh
Munldpil
t'ou.nll
Thinks
,
"hcaiKkilutinly
IW"
for,
Foresters
LONDON.
Dec.
2Wwhi.t
'were
des-c-Sbed
as
the
"scandalously
low"
wages
paid
by
tt
Ooverumeut
Forestry
Department
were
discussed
fcf
the
Dol-geUy
l
Wales)
Council.
It
was
alleged
that
the
forester
had
to
leave
home
before
cUwn
to.
,get
to
Wfn-Jc
In
time,
arijthey
were
paid
Ss.
3.,
1.26)
a
dafr
It
was'
Impossible'
idf
men
with
families
to
exist
onf
such
pay.
The
attention
ot
the
Member
o
Parliament
for
the
district
is
to
be
specially
en-fated
In
the
matter,
nd
rt
strong
protest
Is
to
be
made
dtrcpt
i
the
Forestry
Department,
.
O.tUEf'l'L
UX.
New
Ombe
Boy
I've
addtd
these
figures
up
ten
times,
sir.
Em
piny
.
r
Good.
New
Orlce
BoyAnd
here
are
the
ten
answers.-
Montreal
-Bttir,
BRITAIN
MAKES
leading
representatives
of
arts
and
In
T
OWN
PICTURES
j
HOLLYWOOD
TO
HE
LOCATED
IN
THE
OUl
C'OINTUV
IVU'Ktll
V
li:Ull
AI
TIIOKH
AMI
AKTISTS!
CAI'irtL
U'
MILLION
j
LONDON.
Deo.
38.
(Canadian
Preatl-'
-Details
of
a
1
.000.000
Empire-wide
rrgaakatkw
to
produce
British
films
on
a
grand
scale
are
now
avaUable.
1
Tor
twelve
months
a
syndicate
has
been
at
work.
It
la
known
as
British
Authors
Productions.
Ltd,
and
tr.
under
the
management
of
Ralph
J.
Pugh.
and
baeaed
by
Rupert
Mason,
the
Lancashire
cotton
manufacturer.
Contract
iiave
already
been
drawn
up
for
the
world
right
of
the
first
three
produc-linns,
and
these
will
be
purchased
on
term
allowing
adequate
profit.
The
actual
productions,
like
the
authors
and
artist.
will
be
purely
Brit-.ib.
English
producers
will
be
loaned
by
Amertrau
orginlntlsn
on
a
reciprocal
basis
and
be
brought
back
to
their
iva
country
to
work.
The
organization
wUl
be
controlled
by
,
a
new
company
called
British
Incorpor-I
uted
Pictures.
Limited,
having
an
Initial
i
capita,
of
503.000.
It
already
com-
prlset
all
the
element
essential
to
the
!
production
of
film
which
will
not
only
-ompete
In
technique
wuh
the
best
foreign
productions,
but
wUl
also
be
agreeable
to
the
Ideal
and
true
to
the
history
and
life
of
the
nation
of
the
ErttUh
Orramonwealth.
ttOICLII'N
ItlOIIT
-An
option
ha
been
secured
upon
the
world'
film
rights
of
work
by
the
following
British
author
(with
a
limit
of
two
subjects
to
be
purchased
from
each
In
any
one
years):
Btaey
Aumonler.
Arnold
Bennett.
Thomas
Burke,
Sir
Hall
Calne.
Rldgwell
Cullum,
Sir
A.
Conan
Dle,
John
Oalsworthy,
Sir
Philip
Glbbs.
Mrs.
Belloe
Lowndes,
Eden
Phlllpotu.
Ulas
K
Rhodes,
Rsfael
Saba.
tlnl.
Mrs.
A.
Williamson.
Mia
May
Edglnton.
The
option
agreement
are
valid
for
rive
years.
A
Production
Advisory
Committee
ha,
been
formed
with
Mr.
Rupert
Mason
as
chairman,
for
the
pur
ine
Diomedes.
the
St.
Lewrmce.
the
i
P0"6
01
8ccur"1
the
-opratlon
ot
dustrlc
associated
with
film
production.
In'
addition
to
British
Incorporated
Pictures.
Limited,
affUlated
producing
companies
wtU
operate
In
Canada,
Aus
tralia,
South
Africa,
and
India.
For
the
purpose
of
assisting
In
Empire
develop
ment.
Sir
Charles
Oman,
MP.
for
Oxford
University,
represents
as
a
member
sf
the
Advisory
committee
the
arand
Counch
of
the
British
Empire
Film
In
stitute.
Each
of
the
afflUated
Empire
companies
wUl
be
responsible
for
the
distribution
in
their
territory
of
the
film
of
the
producing
companies.
WANTSINGING
POUTICIANS
.ml.miu.kh
or
imiTisii
norsE
who
CANT
NAY
IT
WJTH
A
SOM1
AUK
AT
lllHAHVANTAOK
LONDON.
Dec.
28.
Members
of
the
House
of
Common
who
can't
xng
are
at
a
disadvantage.
roiiuciana
can
no
longer
git
oj
many
of
their
constituencies
on
lengthy
speeches
on
the
coal
situation
and
the
land
problem.
Crowds,
which
desert
'.hi
cinema
to
hear
a
spell
binder,
de
mand
entertainment.
While
the
voters
do
not
actually
level
guns
at
the
feet
of
tbe
spellbinders
and
shout
"Sing,
sing."
they
do
almost
as
bad.
After
the
speaker
has
had
a
Uttle
fling
on
political
problems
the
crowd
(at
provincial
gatherings
begin
to
clamor
for
a
song.
It
used
to
be
that
polltl
Clans
took
their
wives
or
daughter
or
paid
entertainer
with
them
to
sing
But
that
doesnt
go
anymore.
The
British
like
to
hear
politicians
try
to
rtxg.
They
have
learned
this
from
the
Welsh,
whose
politicians
can
all
alng.
and
sing
pretty
well.
Even
Lloyd
George
Is
not
above
breaking
Into
song,
and
the
Laoor
M.P."
from
Wales
are
many
of
them
so
good
their
octette
has
been
offered
professional
engagements
in
the
raosle
halls.
Crowds
even
specify
the
song
they
want
their
parliamentarians
to
sing,
"The
Froth
Blowers'
Anthem"
Is
now
the
reigning
favorite.
Candidates
and
House
members
of
sll
parties
are
taking
singing
lessons
In
an
effort
to
meet
this
extraordinary
demand
on
the
part
of
the
voter.
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
has
not
yet
broken
into
song,
"tout
Sir
Harry
Brit-tain,
Conservative
member
for
Acton,
often
sings
"John
PeeV
to
the
delight
of
his
political
gatherings.
British
political
gatherings
are
not
the
sober,
reserved
affair
that
Brl
tinners
might
be
expected
to
stage.
Men
and
women
of
all
parties
Join
In
the
heckling.
But
there
1
good
humor
behind
.the
.
confusion.
The
meetings
usually
end
with
a
merry
sing-around
which
put
even
the
Socialist
Into
such
good
humor
that
they
loin
in
Unglng
"Ood
Save
the
King."
IIUNTINO
TALE.
Major
Pompous
Well,
sir,
I'
drew
a
bead
on
that
lion,
pulled
the
trigger,
and
there,
fifty
yards
hesd
of
us,
lay
iwf
.
uua
ana.
Bored
Listener
And
how
long
had
he
been
dead?
The
Outlook,
Advertise
la
Th
Dally
Nswe
This
is
not
the
highest
grade,
but
is
a
good
table
butter,
B.C.
Fresh
Tullet
Eggs,
per
do.
."Of
Local
Fresh,
extras
per
dor.
70(5
Finest
New
Zealand
Cheese,
per
lb.
.
,
:S0f
Urd
in
bulk,
2
lbs
Mi'
Monogram
Hams,
,
boned
and
rolled
In
Peamcal
cure,
per
lb.
21V4f,
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
10
Uf
Ayrshire
Back
Bacon
In
Peameal
cure,
machine
sliced,
per
Jb:
or,?
Bowes
Mince
Meat
in
pint
sealer.
special,
each
U?
Evaporated
Prunes,
size
90-100.
special,
4
lbs.
for
Limi
S
lbs.
to
each
customer.
Stelna
Corned
Beef,
l's,
special,
2
tins
for
-to?
Wednesday,
December
jj.
.
Weekend
Specials
We
have
over
a
thousand
tins
of
Canned
Uoi.rf-were
water
damaged
when
our
basement
goi
fi.,dyc)
urday,
December
17-
These
goods
are
slightly
i-uhu
i
.
,
if
not
sold
immediately
will
get
worse.
We
would
n.'.t
anyone
to
put
in
too
heavy
a
supply,
as
we
will
not
ilt
,,'
,
ible
for
any
future
loss.
This
is
Argentine
Corn
Beef,
the
Lot
9igo
tins
Pacitu
linest
line
obtainable.
I
pr
tin
Union
Hand
Cleanser,
special,
21
limit
10
tins
to
eac
ii
.
t,ns
tor
Lot
10160
tin
St.
c
;
S00
lbs,
Xmas
Mixed
Candy,
half
er
t(n
price.
2
lbs.
for
yn,Jt
I0
UnV
to
ea.-i,
uroer
jour
auppiy
eariy
iori
New
Year's.
Christie's
Sodas,
special,
per
tin
loc;
Lot
11
150
tins
N
st:.
per
tin
JJmit
10
tin
to
ra
I
Pure
Ontario
Honey,
Beekitt,
2ViLot
12
60
rin
It
lb.
tin
4t'
(outside
wi
;;
P.eekist.
5
lb,
tin
Wit
i
Pai
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup,
per
tin,!
Lot
1325
tin
Cla,,
10?
straight.
(wet),
to
clear
at
:
Limit
5
to
each
customer.
Iit
14200
bars
W.'.i:
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
.SoaD
(wet),
toclear
at
large
package
bperrys
Pancake;
Iot
irt
Jbs
bulk
riour
or
aioers
uucxwneat
Flour,
with
1
jug
Waffle
Syrup.
Regular
value
95c.
Special
70
p
COMBINATION
VEGETABLE
S1ECIAL
15
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips
15
lbs.
B.C.
Carrots
5
lbs.
Cooking
Onions
5
lbs.
Red
Beets.
Total,
40
lbs.
for
.
.
1.00
to
clear
at
4
lbs.
Lot
1686
pkgs.
Lux
cler,
4
pkg.
for
.
Lftt
1720
Largt
P
Dust,
reg.JSSc
(w
at
per
pkgo;
Lot
1885
packages
tha
Flakes,
reg.
2
age,
to
clear
at
3
f
Mi
Rupert
Table
Supply
.1
Phones:
10
'11
-
21U
t27
PROVISIONS
,
WATER
DAM
AG
Mi!
(lUOi,s
Alberta
Creamery
Butter,,
in
I
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
$1.23.
Lot
148
tins
Hi!Mi,
gua,
tall
5i,
Special
Lot
2200
tin
Tom
it..
Nabob
brand,
reg
"
Special.
2
for
Lot
IS
tin
Lioby'x
l-v
r,
tall,
reg
:t5i
S;
,
IM
4-
9G
tins
Mullein
Peaches,
V,
talis,
reg
clal
Lot
6
18
tin
Uo.rih!.-1'a,
talln,
reg.
2."n:.
S-
:
Lut
618
tins
Libby
-
I
reg.
o5e.
Special
Lot
7
18
tins
Ensign
iv
reg.
35c.
Sk
:ial
.
.
Lot
8
S00
tin
Cam.,
at
each
Limit
10
tins
to
euri.
IU
10
10,
10:
IJf
D(
!5f
2-V
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
and
TIILHtSDAY,
7
and
9
p.m.
JACKIE
COOGAN
In
"JOHNNY
GET
YOUR
HAIR
CUT"
MAURICE
COSTELLO,
JAMES
COUKIGAN.
I'AT
II
AKTI
CAN,
BOBBY
DOYLE,
KENNETH
ERICKSON,
MAT
TIE
WITTING
and
others
COMEDY
CHARLEY
CHASE
IN
"STIN(i
OF
STINGS"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
;
.
.SHIPYARD
Operating
(LT.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
DH
Engineers,
Machinlnts;
Boilermakers.
Blacksmllhu.
Pall""
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385