NfcWS
Monday,
Novomy,,.,.
PACE
EIGHT
THE,
DAILY
I
Purport
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
JJonday
and
Tuesday
at
7
p.m.
MONSTER
DOUHLE
HILL
At
7:30
p.m.
BUCK
JONES
in
"DESERT
VALLEY"
A
TII'-TOP
WESTERN
At
9:10
p.m.
Monte
Blue,
in
"THE
BUSH
LEAGUER"
CHAPTER
4
"RACING
H
LOO
IV
"THE
ARABIAN
FIGHTS."
Al
Cooke,
Alberta
Vaughn
and
Others.
COMEDY
"TWENTY
LEGS
UNDER
THE
SEA."
COMEDY
"HLONDES
HEWARE."
FOX
NEWS
Orchestral
Selection
'The
Geisha."
(Sidney
Jones).
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AMI
SHIPYARD
Optriiltntr
(i.T.P.
20.000
Ton
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makers.
Founders.
Woodwork
rx
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ELECTRIC
AND
aCLTVI
ENK
WUI.IiiN'.
Our
plant
is
equipped
u
handlr
hII
Kind-
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAI
WOHS
PHONES
1.1
and
SR
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
DIGGER
'THE
WEATIIEltl
.-THAN
A
Size
for
Every
Use
'
,
-A
Hundred
Used
for
Every
Size
2
TON,
TWENTY,
THIRTY,
SIXTY
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These
charming
hose
are
made
from;
the
finest
of
heavy
service
weight
pure
thread
silk.
Full
Fashioned
of
course,!
silk
to
the
welt,
patented
garter
block.
Extra
wear
patch
on
top
and
side
of
toe,
reinforced
slipper
foot,
fine
even
stitch
fabric,
and
the
very
best
of
fast
even
dyes.
At
once
serviceable
and
elegant.
This
smartly
stylish
hose
will
give
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service.
Atmosphere,
Champagne,
Flesh,
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Grey,
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Wrought
Iron,
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To
hose
interested
in
hhrh-jrrade
Corporation
securities
as
a
medium
for
sound
investment,
our
new
Booklet
should-be
of
interest
and
assistance.
It
contrins
the
most
recent
available
information
regarding
'orty-four
Corporation
securities,
with
which
we
have
been
associated.
A
copy
will
bo
furnished
upon
request
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Ihningi
Street
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Wood
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II
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BUSH
LEAGUER
Here
is
an
uproarious
version
of
the
old
story
of
the
ugly
duck
ling
who
became
the
swan.
It
was
the
style
in
the
little
Idaho
village
which
was
"Specs"
White's
home,
to
razz
the
lad,
to
speak
lijrhtly
of
the
gas
pump
which
he
had
invented
and
on
which
'
he
meant
to
make
a
fortune
one
'day.
But
Specs
played
ball
with
the
bush
league
team,
on
the
sand
lot
next
his
gas
station,
and
played
so
well
that
a
scout
for
a
Los
Angeles
team
urged
him
to
come
on
to
that
famous
city
for
a
try-out.
Specs
may
not
have
listened
to
the
stranger
but
for
the
fact
that
a
certain
pretty
young
lady,
having
stopped
at
the
station
to
get
her
gasoline
replenished,
had
smiled
at
him,
and
whirled
away,
losing
her
license
tag.
Specs
had
found
it.
read
its
inscription,
"Los
Angeles,
etc.,"
and
determined
to
set
out
on
quest
of
the
lady
Whereupon
the
chance
offered.
Here
was
the
opportunity.
To
Los
Angeles
he
went,
and,
unmercifully
ridiculed
by
Skeet
McKin-non
the
catcher,
and
others,
he
lost
all
the
'
knack
he
had
displayed
on
the
home
town
lot.
It
was
here
that
the
pretty
lady
again
bobbed
up,
smiled
at
Specs,
revived
his
fainting
courage,
spurred
him
on
to
win
the
game
and
to
foil
the
attempt
of
her
manager
(for
be
it
known,
the
fair
one
owned
the
team
on
which
Specs
played)
in
his
attempt
at
dirty
work.
TV
Bush
Leaguer"
is
a
whole-.
some,
amusing
and
wonderful!
human
piece.
Mont
Blue,
who
has
endeared
himself
to
so
man-millions;
as
every
sort
of
red-biooded
hero,
outdoes
even
himself,
in
this
new
role.
COMEDY.
THRILLS
AND
SUSPENSE
IN
PICTURE
'Desert
Valley"
Filmed
Scenes
of
Rare
lleauty
Westholme
Tonight
Amir'
at
Amid
scenes
of
rare
beauty
among
the
fantastic
formations
of
the
canyons
of
the
Mojave,
Fox
Films
feature
"Desert
Valley,"
starring
Buck
Jones,
is
showing
as
part
of
the
big
double
program
at
the
Westholme
tonight.
Comedy,
thrills
and
suspense
..bound
in
this
fine
picture
whose
story
deals
with
the
feud
of
cattlemen
over
water
rights.
Buck
plays
the
part
of
an
irre-presible
cowboy,
who
has
a
knack
for
fretting
into
.trouble
over
other
people's
troubles.
Virginia
Brown
Faire
is
the
girl
in
the
case
and
Malcolm
Waite
the
ruthless
owner
of
the
water
rights.
Hard
riding,
spectacular
fighting
and
comedy
of
a
rare
order
make
this
one
of
the.
best
westerns
seen
locally
in
some
time.
This
is
a
clean
wholesome
picture
which
the
entire
family
will
enjoy.
A
Thousand
Dollar
Diamond
Ring
.
.
Silverware
.
.
Watches
.
.
these
wonderful
prizes
are
being
given
without
obligation
by
the
Canadian.
Jeweleri
Association
for
th"
most
eJtprcwive
Slogan
aptly
descriptive
of
the
high
class
merchandise
sold
by
jewellers.
Come
to
our
store
for
an
entry
card
and
write
in
your
slogan.
Do
not
delay
competition
closes
midnight,
November
30th
.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
GEORGEAYLETT
AT
WESTHOLME1
AT
THE
CAPITOL
!
Baseball
Picture
is
Very
Funny
and
Wonderfully
Human
and
Wholesome
ALL
THIS
WEEK
The
management
of
the
Capitol
Theatre-har
been
most
fortunate
in
procuring
for
a
limited
engagement
of
one
week
beginning
with
tonight's
show,
George
Ay-
Jett,
better
known
over
the
Capi
tol
circuit
as
"The
Hawaiian
FIRE
DESTROYS
STATION
HOUSE
er
at
9:0o
afm.
Sunday,
Drr-e-n-
Wer
28.
Make
rewvation
early
t
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
A-e.
hone
260.
231
Week-end
Specials
BUTTER
All
hrands.
2
lbs.
JWf
BUTTEIi
Bulk.
3
lbs
1.3T
iUTTER
14-lb.
box
3.5
CAMPBELL'S
SOUPS
7
tins
81.00
TOMATOES-SoiMl
pack,
21,..
6
tins
S)5f
FLOUR
Swansdown.
Per
pkg
lOf
PLOUR
Snowfltthe.
10a.
2
sacks
Jjl.l5
DUTCH
IK
A
ItUSKS-
pkg.
Kir
ORANGES:!
doc
$!.
Quality
and
Service
Mussallem's
-iiuiia
n
r
Fro.m
.
msM
A
Lady
In
Lndner
tVAWtfft
f
We
can
t
v
the
nm
of
thU
lady,
but
tint
In.sart
U
what
tnjt
in
&
letter
ftofntijr
rtocivcd:
"For
6
y
an
I
lived
In
Lidnsr
!
have
i.-rd
VMlftc
Milk
and
1
found
tt
wry
ssttlfBctorjr
In
vrjr
way.
Ii.
pnddlnga.
oakuV
custards
on
um
tab;?
every
duy
I
find
it
.
jpMndld
ill-tbe-ytr-round
ir.:lk."
PACIFIC
MILK
rarlorlr
at
Ahlxitafwrd
and
Udnrr,
IU-"llullit
IIC."
P0UGHS
Apply
over
throat
and
ehtt
V
wallow
tmall
picf
of
9
VAPORUB
BLONDE
VAMP
IN
PICTURE
DRAMA
Colorful
Photoplay
to
Re
Seen
at
the
Ctipitol
Theatre
The
Capitol
Theatre
will
pre
sent
"The
Foreign
Legion,"
reversal's
dramatic
screen
adaptat
of
"The
Red
Mirage,"
I.
A
R.
Wylie'8
sensittional
novel,
us
its
feature
picture
beginning
to
night.
This
should
be
good
news
Wixard."
fcjr.
Aylett,
who
is
a
for
local
motion
picture
enthus-finished
artist
on
the'
banjo,
uke,
fasts
as
the
picture
is
heralded
as
and'
guitar,
has'
been
a
regular
i
one
of
the
ifhfst
ever
produced
wow"
wherever
he
l&s
pemred
n
and
a
most
successful
week
s
en-
.
...
.
.
.
gaeement
is
predicted
for
this
,
.
'
...
,
,
8
'
'
I
roll
n
liAiiAmM
f
nfatilnfn1
with
an
talented
musician.
'
L
.
,
,
.
,
,
uuKiufufvua
nuiiutu
it
uiunue
uj
indescribable
beauty.
Her
kisses
3pell
disaster.
Ills
fate
is
to
be
cashiered
from
the
army
and
to
drop
out
of
sight.
He
turns
up
in
the
French
Foreign
Legion,
as
a
private
under
the
command
of
his
own
father,
who
had
simi-
Structure
at
'Salvus,
Sixty
Milexjlnrly
dropped
out
of
sight
before
Up
the
Line.
Burned
Down
him.
The
darigcrous
blonde
turns
Yesterday
Afternoon
(tip
in
Algiers.
With
her
hi
the
:
hero's
real
sweetheart,
her
sister.
Head
offices
of
the
railway
here
'Bow
father
and
son,
their
iden-were
advised
this
nferning
that
tfties
unknown
to
one
.
-another,
the
station
building
at
Salvus.
60
'lock
horns
over
th
tdvtaMrtM.
miles
up
the
line,
was
destroyed
ie
unusual
military
results
thai
by
fire
yesterday
afternoon..
It
ensue
and
the
final
working
out
was
occupied
by
the
section
fore-;jif
the
romance,
makes
one
of
the
man
and
his
crew,
no
operator
jssost
gripping
life-dramas
ever
being
installed
there.
The
build-
.Screened.
Stone
plays
the
father,
ing
wss
of
she
ordinary
type
of
;
Kerry
the
son.
Mary
Nolan
i
small
station
Mruetore
such
as
the
adventuress
and
Miss
Mar-
are
located
at
most
siding
along
the
line
CANTON
MTI0NL
HOLD
STEAMER
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SWUNG
In
order
to
a"ommolate
tho'e
lesiring
to
go
snu'h
after
schoo's
!pc
Friday,,
J)p
ember
21,
the
Ca-adlsn
iMSspd
Steamships
-touaca
that
on
that
day
the
S.
3.
lowe
the
younger
girl.
IIROUGH
SLEEPERS
TO
THE
SHIP'S
SIDE
The
Canadian
National
(tail
ways
have
made
arrargements
to
operate
special
trains
tnd
through
sleeping
cars
from
the
I-at
i
fir
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Montreal
tnd
Halifax
in
connection
with
sailings
for
th
Old
Coun
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
here:
try
during
Novemler
and
Decern-
bcr.
Full
intormation
from
rjty
Ticket
Office.
5-
Third
Avenue
Prince
Uuixtrl.
1'i.oite
200.
FEATUKE
PIC
TURK
TONIGHT
With
Norman
Kerry
anil
Lewis
Stonr.
The
Foreign
Legion
i
;
i
C!
J!
If
Thrills,
Passion
A
powerful,
romantic
otlonal
drama
of
low
sion
at
a
denert
out.
ditxhing
and
colorful
a
fight
for
the
woman
VAUDKVILI.H
Introducing
GEORGE
AYLETT.
Capitol
Cinm
Youll
like
ttotl
in
Banjo,
Ute
aMPurUr
With
Jack
l)c
JausscrantI
and
His
liupcrl
Capilolians
First
Show
at
7
p.m.
,rM
.-p
Coming
Next
Week
"HEN
HlTH."
GREAT
SALE
OF
URS
FUR
COATS,
,IAC(Jl
KTs.
CAPES
AND
CHOKKlls
AH
Going
at
Hargain
I'nr
s
B.C.FUR
CO.
Third
Avenue
rTnwTi
rwntr
nrmiifrririFiHui
ADVANCE!
PRINCE
RUPERT
There
are
a
great
many
improvements
that
might
be
made
to
Prince
Rupert
and
district
in
order
to
make
this
part
of
th
country
more
prosperous.
Some
of
them
may
be
easy
of
attainment
and
others
difficult.
Here
are
the
suggestions
:
Trans-Pacific
steamsliip
service.
A
large
hydro-elect
rlc
power
development.
Erection
of
smelter
in
vicinity.
Establishment
of
a
paper
mill.
Establishment
of
a
shingle
mill
here.
Establishment
of
connection
with
and
development
of
interior
coal
fields.
Securing
direct
connection
with
Peace
River..
Joint
operation
of
railway
to
port
by
C.
P.
R'.
Establishment
of
local
steamship
service
to
nonrby
points,
making
Prince
Rupert
home
port.
Tourist
road
to
top
of
mountain.
Completion
of
highway
to
Terrace.
f
i
liuilding
new
oost
office
at
Prince
KijPUrir,
;
ImnrovPfl
ilnrlfiW
fnr-ilitira
for'
f
isliPriiiWrVVi
Ti