TAGK
EIGHT
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
1
esu
1
i
Tl
loime
ineaire
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
7
p.m.
SPLENDID
DOUBLE
HILL
AT
7:30
TOM
MIX
in
THE
LAST
TRAIL'
With
Carmelita
Geraghty
and
Rig
Cast
in
Smashing
Western
by
Zane
Grey
at
f
45
p.m.
"THE
RED
MARK"
A;
Dig
Powerful
.Melodrama
With
an
Unusual
Story.
Gaston
Glass,
Gustav
Von
Seyffertitz,
Nena
Quartarto
and
Many
Others.
"RACING
BLOOD"
NO.
5.
"RUTH
IS
STRANGER
THAN
FICTION,"
Al
Cooke.
Alberta
Vaughn
and
Others.
COMEDY
"THE
KISS
DOCTOR."
ORCHESTRAL
NUMBER,
"NOLA"
(Felix
Arnot).
FOX
NEWS
35c
AND
10c.
A
Few
Gift
Suggestions
J:;:.i'HFUL
APRONS
With
flares
and
goddettes,
in
plea.sinj?
pat-
u
in
$1.75
TO
$2.7."
L'lVIXY
FLOWERS
For
coats
or
dreseea.
Will
please
any
dainty
miM
50e
TO
$2.0(11
GLOVES
Washable
suede
and
kid,
with
plain
and
fancy
cuffB.
i"i.
:s
$1.00
TO
$2.70
S(
RVES
!
A
REGULAR
BEVY
OF
THEM
In
every
desirable
color
and
style;
georgette
and
crepe
de
chine
$1.00
TO
$.."()
WHAT
IS
MORE
SUITABLE
THAN
AN
ARTISTIC
PIECE
OF
!TV
LIAN
CUT
WORK?
All
shapes
and
files
..'$o?
TO
$2.7.1
L'N'I'KKWEAR!
THE
PRETTIBST
YOU
HAVE
SEEN
Plain
and
la--4rimmed.
Pyjamas,
dance
sets,
princess
slips,
brassieres,
nightgowns,
etc.
YOUR
GUT
SHOP
Cyrtnee
6v
DEMAND
JOHNNrS
CHOICE
"Now,
Johnny,"
said
the
Sunday
ischool
teacher
after
the
lesson
had
been
read,
"which
would
you
rather
be,
the
wheat
or
the
t::r.'s7"
"Tl"'
Uen,"
answered
Johnny
I
nmit
ly
W'li;
M3.
"Rupert
Brand"
ers
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
Trappers
&
Buyers
Gent
It-men
For
twjttyfars
you
have
been
gcTlrngtaood
treatment
iron
Goidiqf
And
Gold-bloom
is
ln
the
market
for
every
kind
of
fur.
For
a
square
.
deal
bring
your
F0RS
to
Goldbloom
The
old
reliable
house
MINING
STOCKS
HEAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
We
are
prepared
to
take
orders
on
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
Our
ten
yearn
experience
on
the
floor
of'
the
Hrussels
Stock
Exchange
Is
at
your
service.
Prompt
dealing
with
any
orders
large
or
small.
Representing
Nanson
Roth-well
&
Co.
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Morning
and
afternoon
closing
prices
daily.
Theo
Collart
Ltd.
Capitol
theatre
Building
Phone
Blue
428
P.O.
box
C6
surprise,
"hww
can
you
say
that,
when
you
know
the
wheat
represents
good
and
the
tares
the
bad?"
"Oh.
that's
all
right,"
replied
the
precocious
youngster,
"but
the
wheat
gets
thrashed
und
the
MOVIE
PKOGKAM
FOR
THIS
WEEK
f
v31on(!vn(UnjsUay
Capitol
:
"Ben-lraf?
Westholme:
"The
last
Trail,"
"The
Red
Mark."
Wednesday
Capital
:
"Iien-llur."
Westholme:
"Silk
Sto$k
ings."
'
'
Thursday
,u"
,
Capitql:.
"The
Wrigjht
Idea."
'
'
j
-
Westholme:
"Silk
ings."
tridiiy
and
Saturday
Capitol:
"The
Code
of
the
Scarlet."
'Jau
Mad."
Westholme:
ITIm
,Iliir
Kil-
ling."
"FiKhtinir
Eaule."
.
BIG
HIT
AT
WESTHOLME
Carefully
selected,
with
a
view
to
providing
something
to
suit
all
tastes,
the
big
double
bill
at
the
Westholme
last
night
proved
itself
to
be
another
popular
success
and
was
greatly
enjoyed
by
a
full
house.
There
was
romance,
comedy,
melodrama
and
thrills
a'-plenty.
Tom
Mix,
in
a
slashing
western,
was
A.
1.,
and
Gustav
deyffertitx
played
the
leading
role
in
"The
Red
Mark,"
a
powerful
gripping
story,
of
a
penal
settlement,
to
perfection.
Chapter
5
of
"Racing
Blood,"
the
popular
serial,
was
first-daft
and
the
Van
IMbber
comedy
"The
Kiss
Doctor,"
Chock
Ml"
W
laughs,
pretty
girls
and
costs
mes.
An
up-to-date
news
reel
contained
all
he
latest
views.
The
program
will
be
shown
again
tonight
and
visitors
are
assured
of
a
good
evening's
I
PLATFORM
OF
LABOR
PARTY
AT
EDMONTON
IN
CIVIC
ELECTIONS
EDMONTON,
Dec.
4.
The
Canadian
Labor
party
has
drawn
up
a
most
elaborate
platform
for
thi
forthcoming
civic
election,
the
chief
planks
of
which
are
as
follows:
Aldermanic
Board
1,
Public
ownership
of
utilities;
2,
collective
bargaining
and
a
fair
wage
clause
in
all
city
contracts;
3,
abolition
of
property
qualifications
for
all
municipal
office;
4,
reduction
of
utility
charges
wherever
possible;
5,
parks,
playgrounds
and
recreation
fields,
central
athletic
jurk
on
Penn
site
;
0,
ad4uatiKti&4
accommodation
;
7,
taxation
'according
to
ability
to
pay;
8,
progressive
pom?
of
road
and
sidewalks
construction
with
no
favors
to
any
particular
district;
9,
better
sys
tern
of
garbage
disposal.
School
Hoard
Prof
ram
1.
A
free
and
full
education
for
tail;
2,
free
text
books
and
supplies,
3,
physical
training
and
,
first
aid
classes
instead
of
cadet
training;
4,
health
education
and
complete
examination
for
school
children
;
5,
program
of
beauti
,
fying
school
grounds.
Nervous
and
Run
Down
The
Least
Hoisc
Would
Bolher
Her
Mm.
R.
Burton,
ObIisws,
Ont.,
wnUa:
"Three
yewa
ago
I
wu
so
nervous
and
run
down
1
eould
h&rdlv
I
besr
to
hvn
the
ohildrcn
make
a
noise
I
it
would
bother
mr
so
I
"A
friend
advised
mi.
to
take
uirfd
the
teacher,
in
.tares
don't."
Los
Angeles
Times,
j
Turontu,
Oat.
and
after
taking
two
lxxe
I
began
to
fed
atroncer,
looked
letter
and
the
color
came
back
into
tuy
cheeks,
and
now
I
am
feeling
fine
again
"
I
'rlt
SOe.
a
box
at
all
drugglaU
and
if&ir.
or
tiMHM
direct
on
ireipt
eipt
nf
trur.
by
Ihe
T.
Alllburn
Co
,
Li
td.,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
D,
"BEN-HUR"
CELEBRATES
A
BRILLIANT
PREMIERE
CAliOlTV.
AUDIENCE
THRILLS
AT
CIIAWOT
RACE
AND
SEA
BATTLE
"Probably
the
most
distinguished
audience
that
ever
till
1
(
ll
i-
A
1
!
.
.!
i.
.
looKCti
at
an
exemplar
01
me
newer
an
in
tms
cuy
siiw
'Ben-IIur"
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
last
night's
premiere
The
audience
certainly
aereed
with
the
dictum
of
A.
L
Erlanger
(the
veteran
showman,
whose
efforts
realized
the
Lew
Wallace
classic
on
stage
and
screen),
tiiat
namon
Novarro
in-
the
title
part
is
thetfirfedt
of
.all
theBenHurs,
and
Francis
X.
Bushman
a
most
handsome
and
baleful
Messala.
With
Novarro
and
Bushman,'
May
McAvoy
and
Carmel
Myers
hated
the
honors
of
the
love
tory,
while
Claire
McDowell
iounded
depths
of
tenderness
as
the
widowed'
Princess
of
Hur.
The
pening
pictures
of
the
nativity
slicity
gasps
of
awe
and
admiration,
so
reverently
and
yet
in
such
lovely
scenes
did
the
Star
of
Beth
lehem,
the
visit
of
the
Wise
Men,
and
the
addration
of
the
Shep
herds,
come
upon
the
spectator.
Here
Betty
Bronson
revealed
her
self
as
a
Madonmi
rivaling
a
mas
terpiece
of
Raphael
or
Rubens.
The
chariot
race
stirred
wild
ap
plause
and
vocal
bravos,
yet
the
grand
sea
fieht
earlier
in
the
REDUCED
PRICE
WINS
FAVOR
Hundred
Pleased
at
Fifty
Cent
Admission
For
"Ben-IIur"
Last
night's
show
at
the
Cap-tol.
with
the
magnificent
photoplay
Ben-IIur
a
the
feature
attraction,
along
with
George
Ay-lett
"The
Hawaiian
Wizard"
and
the
"Kaien
Male
Quartet"
brought
forth
the
highest
praise.
Hundreds
uuuurcua
marvelled
mni
vtucu
c(ii-.inu
especially
1
-
story
was
.....
little
inferiin
.
,
....
its
dra-
I
VmWs
Greategt
Picture.
matic
power
and
ability
to
thrill.
The
final
scene
of
the
healing
of
the
mother
and
sister
of
Hur
by
the
passing.
Savioar
was
as
rev
erently
and
be.-iutifully
handled
as
in
the
stage
play.
The
great
picture
took
three
years
work
in
Italy
and
California
at
an
expense
estimated
at
$4,-
000,000,
and
certainly
reflects
glory
on
the
wonderfully
skilled
Fr
".
Niblo,
who
directed
t.
NO
DECISION
ON
POWER
TENDERS
City
Council
Has
'Lengthy
Discus-
hi
on
and
Will
Meet
Again
Saturday
Teci
oomcil-met
in
commit
ee
Jat
hgli
igHo
eu
i
ers
for
the
scuss
the
tea-
municipal
hydro-
'engthy
discussion,
but
no
decision
was
reached
and
another
meeting
is
to
be
held
on
the
same
,
subject
on
Saturday
afternoon.
It
is
the
intention
to
have
a
rec
ommendation
on
the
subject
for
next
Monday
night's
regular
ouncil
meeting.
WRONG
MAN
SERVED
IN
MONTREAL
JAIL
Quebec
Man
Substituted
Delib
erately
For
Another,
Receiving
Money
Heward
MONTREAL,'
Dec.
4.
"Bon
jour,
Luclen,"
said
a
prisoner
in
the
jail
here
to
an
acquaintance
who
was
serrfoff
a
month
for
a
breach
of
the
Quebec
liquor
law.
The
salutation
was
so
hearty
that
it
attracted
the
attention
of
the
guards,
especially
as
the
"Luclen"
thus
hailed
tn
a
friendly
man
ner
was
not
known
to
the
jail
authorities
as
Luclen
at
all,
but
as
"Edmond
rerusse."
The
guards
at
once
became
suspicious
and
an
investigation
was
begun
which
led
to
the
discovery
thut
the
prisoner
in
question
was
Luc-ien
Desromier
and
that
he
was
serving
the
month
as
a
paid
sub-
Is
ti
tut
e
for
Edmond
rerusse.
Under
the
mine
of,
i'erusse
the
substitute
had
ben
convicted
of
selling
gin
and
whiskey
illegally
and
had
been
duly
lodged
in
the
provincial
jail
at
Bordeaux,
where
he
had
put
in
part
of
the
lerm
when
his
old
acquaintance
.gave
the
clue
to
his
identity.
The
real
Perui
was
rought
before
Judge
13b
right,
chaVged
with
"frustratirrr
iaWdcVBaUng
the
ends
of
justice"
and
reluctantly
admitted
he
was
Edmond
Per-ussp.
He
pleaded
not
guilty
bat
on
being
remanded
for
preliminary
Rearing
changed
his
plea
and
said
he
was
ready
to
take
his
punishment.
Thil
did
not
let
out
Desromier,
however,
who
was
charged
similarly."
Both
friends
thus
found,
themselves
in
a
bad
fix.
Ben-IIur,
Capitol,
tonight.
and
many
hare
announced
their
intention
Of
seeing
this
wonderful
film
again
tonight
or
Wednesday.
Had
17
Boiis
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
Mr.
A.
L.
Willos.
8sptoa,
Msn.,
writes:
"I
had
ben
bothered
with
boils
for
about
two
yttri.
I
had
j
seventeen
on
my
neck,
rm
and
lejpi.
;
I
trial
all
kinds
of
nwdicinf,
but
non
of
them
Breraed
Kolp
me
any.
I
then
used
two
bottles
.
'
1
1
..tt
and
I
Invf
uevtr
tiecn
bothered
with
any
boils
sioce
then
'
B.
B.
It.
in
rruuiuarturtvl
only
by
TheT.
Kfilburn
Co
,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Oot.
ES.WaHaceCo.Lbl
Genuine
Maderia
CLOTHS
NAPKINS
OVALS
TKAYS
CENTKBS
1)01
LIBS
Make
acceptable
gifts.
At
Vancouver
prices.
We
have
a
nice
assortment.
Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
Free!
Free!
1
Bread
Knife
1
Can
Opener
1
M
Icing
Spoon
Given
with:
1
lb.
Itnka
Tea
.
1
1.
Braid's
Coffee
for
91.05
HiillllTeu
Pat
(8
cups)
Given
with:
1
lb.
Braid's
Tea
(Blue
Ubl(
1
lb.
Braid's
Coffee
for,
.
$lr
First
shipment
of
Jap
Oranges,
just
arrived,
per
box
.,..$1.10
Mussallem's
617-42..
5th
AveK.
Phones
18&4
TONIGHT.
AND
WEDNESDAY
YOU
MUST
SEE
IT
AT
LEAST
ONCE
THE
EYE
OF
MAN
Has
Never
Seen
Its
Equal
SPECIAL
DE
LUXE
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SCORE
I!Y
RUPERT
CAPITOLIANS.
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ami
ClaptrtAn.
50c,
50c,
50c,
15c,
15c.
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Show
at
t:45
u.ra.
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UKHJKlt
THAN
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for
livery
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livery
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1.50
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1.00
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2.95
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in
full
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