PACE
TWO
Every
Cold
is
Serious
Any
nM
is
aeriotu
ttiocfri
wfeen
cough.
Ferer,
dry
ildn,
tfcint,
Iti
dreaiful
poaeibUitiea
aro
com-
coated
tocfue
and
comtipatkm
are
aJJered,
bat
lien
there
U
sorwiaas
other
symptom,
or
tighinea
in
the
ekest
aad
a
dry
hard
couffa
you
caa
look
for
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Linseed
bronchitis,
which
U
often
confused
and
Turpentine
seems
almost
like
It
ti
ujm
HyTtB
ova
"
by
sentrf?
TtHsoucceinloJning
up
limbs
and
body
pains,
chilly
fjt-
the
rough,
fading
expectoration
legs,
weariness
a&d
weakness,
pain
and
preventing
the
inflammation'
in
the
cheat
and
a
tight,
tearing
from
reaching
the
lungs.
DR.
CHASE'S
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine
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DAILY
EDITION
c
Monday.
Dec.
5.
1927
!
-
BOARD
OF
TRADE
Complaints
are
often
made
about
the
board
of
trade.
Just
now
the
chief
complaint
is
that
it
is
not
any
too
active.
When
it
is
active
the
complaint
is
made
that
aome
clique
is
running
ir
or
that
it
is
a
political
organization.
Plenty
of
other
kicks
are
registered
against
it
In
fact
it
is
very
much
like
other
organizations
of
its
kind
in
other
place
where
similar
complaints
are
made
from
time
to
time."
Some
year
ago
the
Victoria
Board
of
Trade
was
eating
iUelf
away
with
dry
rot
and
the
people
of
the
city
were
taking
little
interest
in
it
Then
the
younger
men
of
the
Rotary
Club
and
Kiwa-nians
undertook
to
put
some
life
into
it
They
abolished
the
old
organization
altogether
and
started
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
with
new
officers
and
since
that
it
has
been
functioning
with
vigor
and
has
been
one
of
the
factor
that
has
made
for
the
recent
improvement
in
Victoria
conditions.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
board
of
trade
here
is
not
suffi
ciently
representative
of
the
business
interests
of
the
city.
It,
has
done
good
work
but
might
do
much
better
if
everyone
took
interest'
in
it
STEWART
RAILWAY
SALE
BASKETBALL
GAMES
Throat
Irritated?
Here's
Quick
Relief
Yon
don't
have
to
have
a
cold
to
know
the
remarkable
benefits
of
Buckley's
Mixture.
It
acts
like
a
flash
in
easing
ajid
clearing
a
sore
or
tender
throat.
A
taste
night
and
morning
works
wonders.
Singers,
public
speakers,
professional
men,
smokera
all
testify
to
the
iwift,
sure
relief
that
comes
from
the
very
first
dose
of
"Buckley's".
And
there
are
40
dotes
in
a
75-cent
bottle!
Druggists
everywhere
sell
Buckley's
Mixture
tinder
a
positive
guarantee.
Get
a
bottle
today.
4?
.
A
Typical
Case
"l
httt
iti
such
wonderful
rwulu
from
'BacklrjrV
Mixture
thtt
I
want
tonx
mor
at
once
I
think
cverr
Inzer
should
hir
mom
of
jour
remedy,
W-
K.
Buckley,
Limited,
142
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
504
1
Nobody
seems
to
know
exactly
what
the
sale
of
the
Stewart
railway
mean.
It
may
have
purely
a
local
application
or
it
may
be
the
precursor
of
a
move
to
build
through
from
Stewart
to
the
Peace
River
country.
At
any
rate
the
operation
of
the
railway
will
benefit
the
mining
town
and
will
be
a
decided
advantage
to
the
owners
oft
mines
along
its
route.
UNIVERSITY
EXTENSION
LECTURES
Terrace
is
anxious
to
have
university
extension
lectures
but
cannot
get
them
unless
Prince
Rupert
is
willing
to
take
them.
The
lecture
must
be
free
to
the
public.
Any
local
organization
putting
them
On
roast
provide
a
hall
and
pay
the
coat
of
advertising
and
any
other
incidental
expense
in
connection
with
the
series.
It
is
a
matter
for
some
organization
interested
in
education
to
undertake.
The
board
of
trade
has
passed
it
over
to
the
Parent-TeacherVas
being
without
the
scope
of
activity
of
a
trade
organization.
It
"Would
seem
rather
a
pity
if
the
lectures
cannot
.
be
heard
here.
As
they
are
purely
edncational
in
character,
possibly
the
school
board
might
co-operate
in
helping
to
carry
the
cost
At
any-
rate
it
seems
odd
if
Terrace
is
anxious
to
have
them
and
Prince
Rupert
turns
them
down.
Report
indicate
that
some
wonderfully
good
basketball
games
are
being
played
in
the
city
this
season.
The
exhibition
hall
is
being
used
for
the
purpose
and
usually
there
are
three
game
each
basketball
evening.
A
good
many
attend
these
games
and
it
is
remarked
that
those
who
do.
not
re
the.
"
Josers
"
thereby,
.
if
Ibey
enjoy
-
4i
priori
snort
rt
GOOD
WORK
OF
BIOLOGISTS
The
fisheries
experimental
station
under
the
Biological
Board,
which
is
just
getting
down
to
work,
has
already
made
itself
quite
useful
and
further
developments
may
be
expected
in
connection
with
it.
The
work
goes
on
quietly
and
without
ostentation
and
bids
fair
to
become
very
important
especially
in
a
place
like
tnis
where
the
development
of
the
fisheries
along
modern
lines
is
the
hope
of
the
port.
Tjbe
fact
mentioned
in
the
waterfront
news
Saturday
that
the
experiments
with
dog
fish
liver
oil
for
vitamins
had
been
fully
con
firmed
at
the
University
of
B.C.
shows
that
the
work
done
here
is
supported
elsewhere.
LONCHANEYIN
CIRCUS
STORY
Although
a
Clown
the
Man
1
Capable
of
the
Great
Passion
;
...
Om
of
toe
most
appaajlnc
aod
atoHM
ever
filmed,
vu
all
of
Ifce
rector's
delicate
artistry
at
Ra
Ttet
I
Um
vrdct
on
"H
wfce
Gets,
6tappt"
Victor
SMstroaa
MMjH
Assarts
mature,
which
ia
aawUs
W
tae
weHcaoa.
-Me
Who
Oets
Slapped-
jfrtetmU
a
tragic,
ustense
story
oi
aa
vasnppy
ttoem.
The
picture
as
set
In
tte
cr.
ful
locale
of
a
Xuropeaa
drew.
ls
Ghana
gives
aaaar
tags
at
toe
heart-strings
in
his
portrayal
al
"He,
tha
uafortuaote
clown,
and
easily
sstr-passat
his
otkar
groat
rales.
The
story,
ta
abort,
la
of
aa
afeacare
acinus,
wbo
alavm
away
tar
few
his
theories,
proves
tbesa.
then,
as
alt
WriK
.IT
TIICATliE
Tnedar
and
Wednesday
Playan'
Ctub
in
"Aslam
sad
Era."
cUrsststl
by
AJata.
Connon.
wttk
Thursday
-soft
camtte.ru.-
Oamarir
'"Close
8aea."
Aeep"s
FUrri
Fabes.
KrUlay
and
Saturday
Lea
Gba&ey
in
"He
Who
Gets
Biafped."
a
tale
of
circus
life."
Oometfy
"Hebee
Jebees."
Patfce
Review.
Monday
For
the
Love
of
Mike-
Comedy
"Sailor
Beware."
a
life
work
I
stosm
by
hla
patron,
aad
hi
wife
desert
him.
beawmes
"He
Whe
Oets
Slapped."
a
etrcvu
down.
His
Hit
in
Uhe
circus,
his
uoagwkc
tare
for
tfee
bcautifni
circus
rider,
and
the
final
sac
mice
of
his
life
to
save
her
from
box
riage'
to
the
Tory
man
who
bad-'
rataed.
htm
yaara
before,
forma
the
basis
of
the
story.
The
story
la
tragic,
but
not
an
un
happy
one.
and
Chancy
makes
of
the
unfortunate
clown
a
most
appealing
character.
Nona
Shearer
adds
another
triumph
to
her
list
as
the
girl
of
the
etnas,
and
John
Gilbert,
as
the
romantic
lead,
does
creditable
work.
"ADAM
AND
EVA"
SEEN
IN
DRESS
REHEARSAL
Local
rrulurtlon
JIiI
I'alr
to
Enhance
KrpuUtlon
of
Ila)rr'
Club
and
Ileae
Audience
The
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
ttsged
a
fall
drees
rehearsal
at
the
Westbalme
Theatre
vmtetdar
of
"Adam
and
Eva"
and
it
Is
no
exaggerattaa
to
say
that
tbe
reputation
gained
by
tbla
club
in
iU
previous
srodiictiOM
wUl
be
greatly
enhanced
after
Tuesday
aad
Wednesday
of
tbla
week.
To
story
of
the
jrtay
itself
Is
about
rich
American
businessman
wbo
has
a
gentaw
lot
managing
hla
family.
Tbe
young
bustness
manager,
bevever.
tales
coarse
ot
tae
Home
far
a
wcle,
the
fatally
harms
got
UXhtt
to
tac
a
long
trip.
Tbe
yourjg
saan
find
blmsetf
eon-
fronted
with
a
hurricane
of
flippancy
and
lingeries
WUs.
How
be
extricates
blsneelf
from
trouble
and
does
good
for
tb
family
and
hlmcetf
must
be
seen
to
be
appreciated.
As
A4am"
Louis
Smith
displays
some
Of
tbe
finest
aetlng
teen
on
tbe
laoaJ
stage
and
la
splendidly
supported
by
Jtnml
Fasqubar
as
"James
King"
tbe
litbts.
Much
humor
la
aScrdrd
by
"fjsisl
Horace"
and
"Lotd
Andrew
Cor,
'
-t
.
"
.
.
-'Pi
JO.
mav-.
.pixea
.respectively
.
-
by
'
d
Dogberty
and
D'Arcy
Marsh
Smaller
parts
are
ably
portrayed
by
George
Waddell
and
Dave
Palfour.
Of
tbe
four
ladles'
pans,
by
far
the
biggest
is
that
of
"Eva"
which
Is
played
by
MUs
Irene
Morrison
whose
acting
of
tbe
part
1
a
pleasure
asd
delight
and
a
splendid
performance
for
a
newcomer
to
tbe
stage.
Her
sister
Julie"
la
played
by
Mrs.
Howard
White
Cortnthia"
the
maid
1
ably
taken
by
Mlm
Caroline
Mitchell
and
"Aunt
Abby"
played
with
dignity
by
Miss
Rushforth.
Altogether
a
pleasing
and
delightful
-bow.
absolutely
clean.
In
spots
labor!
otisly
funny
and
In
others
with
touches
of
nice
pathos
In
other
words
a
play
tbat
all
should
see
and
those
wbo
see
will
enjoy.
"FOR
THE
LOVE
OF
MIKE"
I
AT
THE
WESTHOLME
IS
!
UNUSUAL
AND
LAUGHABLE
Here
a
picture
to
laugh
and
totrj
over
picture
that
wul
go:
straight
to
your
heart.
It'a
"For
the
1xj
v'e'
of
MJke."
the
sew
First
National
attraction
which
la
to
be
seen
here
tonight.
;
The
e.ory
is
about
a
foundling
who
!
j
discovered
by
three
men
living
In
the
notorious
Hefl's
Kitchen
district
of
'
New
york.
Tbe
men
are
an
Irishman
German
and
a
Jew.
All
claim
tbe
little
youngster
but
compromise
at
last
by
agreeing
to
bring
him
up
co-operatively
mn
r-
tr
air
As
the
boy
grows
up
and
becomes
Ic-.ptam
of
tbe
Tale
crew.
Ue
Interest
if
ne
story
increases
The
crew
race
THE
DAILY
NEWS
boaaa
baa
i
mm
I
f'booW
.iO
9he
Gift-that
keeps
on
Giving
E
3
lectrically
With
the
new
Victor
induction
disc
motor
smooth,
silent,
constant
in
speed;
playing
the
Orthophonic
Victrola
is
made
more
enjoyable
than
ever
before.
An
electric
motor
never
"runs
down".
You
simply
plug
in
at
the
nearest
electric
outlet.
The
instrument
is
always
ready
to
play
and
stops
playing
at
the
end
of
each
record.
Electricity
does
the
work
for
you.
Electrical
equipment
at
slight
additional
cost,
is
an
optional
feature
of
every
one
of
fi
Orthoph
"True
In
K
Sound'
Alvara
$190
or
with
electric
motof
$230.
riven
i
The
new
OrthoDkonic
Victrola
may
now
be
obtained
with
an
electric
motor
which
elimitates
winding.
You
simply
relax
and
enjoy.
the
beautiful
Orthophonic
Victrola
models,
even
thoho
of
lowest
price.
It
is
not
an
attachment.
The
electric
motor
is
built
'in
just
as
spring
motors
are.
It
is
difficult
to
imagine
anything
more
cn
tcrtaining
in
the
home
than
a
new
Orthophonic
Victrola.
The
principle
of
"Matched
Impedance"
or
"smooth
flow
of
sound"
brings
you
real
music,
by
real
artists,
a"
treasure
house
of
exquisite
treats,
at
your
leisure.
An
unequalled
repertoire.
On
convenient
payments
at
all
His
Master's
.
Voice
dealers.
Models
from
$790
down
to
as
low
as
$115.
Inspect
them
to-day.
onic
Trade
Mark
Keg'd
Victrola
Orlhpjrfioriicony
if
it
bears
this
Trademark
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
Ml
Harvard
and
Is
unusually
exciting.
Ben
Lyon
plays
tbe
boy
and
Sidney,
Sterling
and
Hugh
Cameron
are
seen
In
excellent
characterizations
aa
tbe
"fathers."
Both
Claudette
Colbert,
who
Is
seen
aa
Ben'a
childhood
sweetheart,
and
Mabel
Swor.
who
portrays
tbe
Fifth
Avenue
blonde
wbo
strives
to
make
Ben
forget
hla
old
pals
of
Hell's
Kitchen
and
join
her
ritzy
set,
give
a
splendid
performance.
Frank
Capra.
who
Is
re
sponsible
for
a
couple
of
the
Internationally
famous
Harry
Lang
don
comedies,
directed.
FUNNY
AND
FAST
IS
"SOFT
CUSHIONS"
LIKE
ARABIAN
NIGHTS
STORY
In
his
unique
new
comedy.
"Bott
Cushions"
which
comes
here
Thursday,
Dauglas
MacLean
has
undergone
a
com
plete
screen
transformation.
From
tbe
character
of
the
bashful.
timorous
young
American
who
couldnt
fjy
an
airplane,
scale
a
mountain
or
capture
,
a
Hon,
MacLean
has
become
a
swashbuckling,
self-confident
Oriental
rogue
who
willingly
dares
anything
to
win
fortune
and
a
lovely
lady.
"Soft
Cushions"
Is
frsm
tbe
pen
of
the
lte
George
Randolph
Chester,
crea
tor
of
"Oet
Rich
Quick
Walllngford."
Like
this
popular
fiction
character.
Mac-Lean
in
"Soft
cushions"
depends
on
his
quick
wits
to
carry
blm
through
many
dangers.
As
the
leader
of
a
band
of
three
pair
of
languorous
eyes
In
a
harem
win
dow.
By
sheer
bluff
and
bravado,
be
invades
the
harem,
escapes
from
prison.
dodges
the
executioner's
axe
and
wins
tbe
girl
and
a
fortune.
"Fast
and
funny"
was
the
motto
adapted
by
Director
Eddie
Clme,
In
fuming
the
comedy.
While
taking
fuh
advantage
of
the
beauties
of
the
Oriental
settings
and
costuming.
Chne
baa
main
tained
tbe
speed
which
be
learned
while
directing
Mack
Sennet
comedies.
FIRST
JAP
ORANGES
OF
SEASON
ARE
HERE
Mramer
Camooun
llrlngs
Initial
Shipment
pf
Luscious
Oriental
fry
It
from
Vancouver
1
First
Japanese
wanges
of
the
season
for
Prince
Rupert
reached
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
last
night
and
went
on
aale
In
local
stores
this
morning.
The
first
shipment
of
tangerines
from
Jspan
arrived
In
Vancouver
aboard
the
Blue
Funnel
liner
Prp-tesllaus
on
Friday,
further
heavy
ahtp-menu
having
reached
the
southern
port
on
other
vessels
arriving
on
Saturday
and
Sunday.
In
The
Letter
Box
THE
MAYORALTY.
Editor,
Daily
News
1
was
aeiurntea
wben
I
hnni
h.
vuieves,
uougia
avccessiuuy
execjivc
cot
McMordle
had
consented
to
n.n
I
tverxj
"get
rt-h
quick"
coups
wor.ny
f0r
mayor
authentically
that
between
-Vale
and
of
Walllngford
only
to
fall
victim
to
a
;
The
electors
may
depend
on
CHINESE
TABLE
LAMPS
COMPLETE
WITH
SILK
SHADE
only
$7.65
Bi
iarrie
s
3rd
Avenue.
Home
Furnishings
phone
1
in
choosing
Col.
McMordle
aa
their
Mayor
they
will
elect
one
who
will
do
1
ms
amy.
and
do
K
well,
and
lor
trie
1
benefit
of
the
City
at
large,
and
with
out
reference
to
pemona,
creeds
pr
poll-eal
biae.
I
feel
thoroughly
convinced
that
he
will
carry
out
the
office
of
mayor
of
tbla
eltr,
not
only
to
tbe
satisfaction
of
the
council,
but
to
that
of
the
city
generally.
Col.
McMordle
wUl
I
am
sure,
carry
out
the
office
with
honor
and
dignity,
for
be
la
possessed
of
all
the
qualifications
and
characteristics
necessary
for
that
highly
important
office.
Of
that
I
venture
to
say
there
san
be
no
dispute.
Col.
jMcMordle
has
been
associates'
and
identified
with
the
progress
ant
advancement
of
the
city
since
the
early
days.
So
I
ask
you
one
and
all
to
choose
blm
aa
your
mayor
on
elfctjon
day.
CITIZEN.
Capt
Dan
Archie
of
the
forestry
er-ice
Bailed
Baturdav
nlaht
on
the
it
that
I
Prince
John
for
Buckley
Bay.
DryCleaning
at
Vancouver
Prices
Most
Modern
Dryckn
Pitnt
In
uiy
Pbone
J
18
Pioneer
Laundry
Third
Ave.
and
McDrlde
Str