PAGE
EIGHT
Support
-he
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY.
7
AND
9
P.
Al.
SATURDAY
MATINEE,
2::',0.
Sir
Harry
Lauder
The
World
Renowned
Scottish
Comedian
in
"HVNTINGTOWER"
COMEDY
"VACATION
WAVES."
"SPORTLIGHT,"
"RIDING
iljGlU
TOPIC'S
OF
THE
DAY
VAUDEVILLE,
I1ETWEEN
SHOWS
8:45
P.
M.
1jncing
Myfanwy
CnmpbellV
Cute
Helled.
Also.
A
IIUTTERFLY
BALLET
(
I'as
Seul).
a5c
and
10c
Ma..:.:-....,
25c
and
5c.
Child
buyer
of
the
lucky
ticket
at
the
Saturday
Matinee
will
yxi
one
month's
free
pass
to
all
shows
at
this
theatre.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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STEAMSHIP
LINKS
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2(
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
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DOCK
AND
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Operetta
G.T.P.
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Dock
Kieiioeers.
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Rlurksmiths.
Pattrin
makerH,
Founders.
Woodwoikera,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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and
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Famous
Scottish
Come;!inn
Takes
Leading
Part
in
Picture
"
Showing
Tonight
Sir
Harry
Lauder,
prince
of
dialect
humor,
is
to
be
een
here
tonight
and
tomorrow
n
pu
tu
c
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
in
the
famous
new
film
"IIunlinirimvr."
This
is-the
first
time
Sir
Harry
has
been
seen
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
opening
scene
is
laid
in
Glasgow
showing
a
gang
of
rough
boys
who
call
themselves
Die-hards,
smashing
things
up
gene
-ally
about
their
immediate
neighborhood,
when
Dixon
Mt-Cunn
(Sir
Harry
Lauder)
comes
along
and
endeavors
to
stop
them,
with
4,r.-'
result
they
make
it
so
tough
for
him
he
promises
to
give
the
leader
a
shilling
to
keep
them
quiet.
As
he
is
about
to
do
so
tin'
rest
of
the
gang
appear
and
demand
their
share,
so
he
has
t6
give
them
each
a
shilling.
Just
then
the
boy
scouts,
on
parade,
march
past
and
he
tells
the
gang
if
he
were
a
boy
again
he
would
be
a
boy
scout.
McCann
tells
his
wife
ht
must
go
may
on
a
vacation
for-
a
rest
and
starts
walking
to
Hunttngtower
-small
Scotch
village
nearby.
The
plot
thickens
with
the
in-roduction
of
a
princess
and
a
icheme
is
laid
to
get
her
jewels.
She
is
warned
of
the
plot
and
then
she
takes
steps
to
f
rut
'rate
it,
bat
not
until
a
terrible
battle
has
been
fought.
Eventually
right
wins
rainst
might.
The
hero
gets
the
princess
and
the
jewels
and
Mc-Cunn
takes
home
u
lovely
necklacp
for
his
wife.
HjJallaceColtd.
WINTER
COATS
CLEARING
J-2
PRICE
Broadcloth,
Velours,
etc.,
ajl.
fiu
'trimmed.
Values
$22.60
to
$65.00.
HALF
PRICE
Third
Avenue
Fulton
St.
PHONE
9
HAS
HE
A
FLASK
We
have
a
good
variety
for
the
holiduy.s
at
reasonable
prices.
Here
are
several:
NICKEL
8
ounces,
hammered
effect
$2.".5
LEATHER
COVERED
$4.00
NICER
DESIGN
Engraved
$7.50
llcttcr
Come
and
See
For
Yourself
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
Br,
Alexander
PHONE
MS
nr.HNKR
Itl.OCK
DENTIST
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
December
ag-'H1.1
SIR
HARRY
IN
UNDERWORLD
PICTURE
AT
HUNTINGTOWER
CAPITAL
WITH
ALL-
,
"Shadpyvs
of
the
Night"
a
Startling
Newspaper
""""
Crime
Mystery
'Vivid
itflVcn
turds
of
'riewSnapcrdom
and
city
life
form
the
basis
of
"Shadows
of
the
Night,"
Mcro-Goldwyn-
Mayer's
new
thriller
of
the
screen,
which
is
now
being
seen
j
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
with
Lawrence
Gray.
Louise
Lorraine
and
"Mash,"
the
famous
police
dog
actor.
The
story,
directed
.hy
T).
Ubss
Lcdcrman,
is
a
vivid
tale
of
a
reporter's
chase
for
a
bandit
leader,
assisted
by
his
..ogi
Th6.
trail
leads
through
the
Ne.w
York
underworld,
.
......
into
the
haunts
of
gangsters,
and
FESTIVAL
PLAN
i.
Suggestion
of
Rev.
A.
Wilson
at
ltcthry
Luncheon
Subject
of
Convermtien
Yesterday
Much
interest
was
taken
last
night
by
readiti
of
The
Daily
News
in
the
proposal
outlined
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
that
a
musical
festival
should
be
or-
might
be
competitions
but
which
nau
given
u
up
as
im-irtcticablc
on
account
of
the
cost
r
Tufiir'ntr
nmrwr
ailiudiratnrs
.
Mr.
Wilson
wns
thanked
for
his
.
J
J
I
TMA
TUnmn.An
i
chairman
for
the
day.
COAL
Your
choice
KDSON
CASSIDY
-
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Alto
Hulkley
Hay
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Vii.cc
Ruoert
Feed
Co.
THE
COMFORTABLE
I
111')
OVERSHOES
In
Ijlack,
Gray
and
Sand
,rom
3.00
UP
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
vivid
battles,
hairbreadth
escajies
and
other
rapltS-fire
excitement
is
blended
into
a
pretty
love
story
between
the
reporter
and
a
cabaret
dancer
who
aids
him
in
his
quest.
Louise
Lor.aine
plays
the
girl.
One
of
the
sensational
episodes
is
a
desperate
automobile
chase,
in
which
"Flash"
captures
the
licence
plate
of
the
crooks'
auto
mobile,
furnishing
"the
detecUvesj
with
a
clew
that
finally
runs
lht't
gang
to
eartn.
a
sensational
rescue
of
his
master,
in
which
the
animal
chews
through
the
lionds
hat
tie
Iawrencc
Gray
and
drags
ganized
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
.
,-
,
,,.
nn
llm,rt,
nnm,
coming
8pcia
The
matter
was
the
u
anothef
highlight
ln
one
of
the
chief
subjects
of
con.ij.y
veraation
in
musical
circles.
In
his
address
Rev.
A.
Wilson
suggested
that
as'
there
was
it1
nourishing
organization
of
the.
kind
in
the
Okanagan
and
another
had
just
been
formed
between
Nelson
and
Trail,
it
should
01
be
impossible
for
Prince
Rup-
rt
to
form
a
similar
organization.
In
regard
to
adjudicators,
he
men-ioned
that
at
Terrace
there
was
1
!c
te
l
pianist,
who
might
be
prevailed
upon
to
judge
in
that
department
If
money
was
required
it
should
be
forthcoming
for
so
laudable
a
purpose,
been
suggested
as,
a
month
for
the
festival.
Mr
there
District
News
VERKACE
Miss
Wright
of
the
public
scnooi
staff
is
spending
her
vacation
with
her
brother
in
Prince
Kupert
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh
is
receiving
the
congratulations
of
his
many
May
had
friends
here
on
his
elevation
to
suitable
the
rank
of
Canon
in
the
Anglican
Church.
Wilson
suggested
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Loran
T.
Ken.iey
among
boys
of
the
boys
band
as
returned
to
Prince
Georfe
on
soloists.
There
couud
be
piano.
VVvdrieulay
after
speading
Christ-violin
and
vocal
competitions
and
nuis
;.t
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of
course
there
would
be
choirs
K.
T.
i.enney.
and
possibly
bands.
Also,
he
pro-
I
posed
an
oratonical
contest.
The
Annie
Munro.
formed
festival
could
commence
in
a
teacher
here.
Ukis
Mibs
Pills-1
it
v.
11....-L1
ti.
u.
burr's
school
at
Kr.inroin
I-alte.
I
noun
way,
hit
iquuKiu.
11m
"
-
thinir
was
to
make
a
beginning.
Mr.
Wilson
did
not
suggest
that
the
Rotary
Club
should
undertake
'he
organization
of
such
a
festi-i,
but
that
the
members
should
give
it
their
support.
He
said
he
knew
some
of
the
members
;
wore
interested,
as
they
had
been
members
of
s
committee
formed
ne
time
sgo
to
try
to
organise.
A.
J.
Garland,
customs
and
excise
auditor
of
Prince
Rupert
was
an
official
visitor
here
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
S.
Norris
Remo
were
Christmas.
and
J.
Erlandscn
o(
visitors
in
town
for
Miss
Ethel
Christy
returned
to
Frince
Rupert
on
Thursday
after
spending
Christmas
at
her
home
Frank
Glass
of
Prince
Runert
returned
to
the
coast
on
Thurs-1
day
after
spending
Christmas
with
his
parefita.
Seme
snow
fell
here
the
day
following
Christinas
but
considerable
more
is
required
before
the
logging
operations
can
be
speeded
up
with
the
use
of
sleighs.
Weather
conditions
have
lieen
very
unfortunate
in
that
respect
this
winter
with
the
result
that
the
local
mill
has
had
to
close
down
occasionally
for
the
want
of
logs.
Trappers
&
Buyers
Gentlemen:
For
twenty
years
you
have
been
getting
good
Irculmcnl
from
Gojdhloom.
And
Gold-bloom
lit
in
the
market
for
every
kind
of
fur.
For
a
squrrc
deal
bring
;
your
FURS
to
Goldbloom
The
old
reliable
house
Safe
for
Children's
Coughs
GH3ESII1
-BJ
TONIGHT
HAD0WS
0F
THE
NIGhT
With
an
All-Star
Cast
TWO
COMEDIES
AND
NEWS
First
Show,
7
p
.
m
35r
and
ik-,
Saturday
Matinee
2:30
25c
and
5c;
!,-,.
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
TKoJyAj.
TiitaJiL
Demeitlc
Selene
CountaUr
My
Secret
for
Finer-Textured
Caket
I
must
confess
that
I
haven't
always
been
successful
in
the
Raking
of
cake.
I
suspect
that
I
possessed
mure
seal
thsn
akill
thomughtXM
rather
than
iyf"y
Rut
hu
I
Warned
to
enr
-e
say
beating
pmdivitm
at
the
start
In
the
creaming
together
o(
butler
and
sugar,
and
to
exhibit
restraint
at
the
mush
by
stirring
only
a
it
orient
sftr
the
final
inpsdisnu
wen
added,
my
cakes
improved.
But
thtgrestest
mmrovement
I
have
ever
made
m
cakes
has
been
tnrouch
the
use
of
CsrnstkSi
Milk.
Besides
being
evaporated
to
double
rtdmew
and
sterilised
for
ajekeepka,
it
is
"hc'HTtenUttl,''
the
crean
content
htoken
up
into
minute
psrtkks
and
distributed
throughout
every
drop.
As
a
result,
cakes
are
not
only
rich
with
this
uoiformtvdiarilMrted,aVMb(e
(bare
of
cream,
but
bftcawe
of
the
fineness
of
the
psrtides
the
texture
is
exceptionally
smooth,
fragile
and
fine.
'
Carnation
gives
simitar
rmiu
in
all
cooker),
a
creamy
emontbneis
to
sauces,
candies
and
Ice
crean.
a
richness
to
soups,
and
a
delicate
texture
to
puddings,
takes
and
walllea
that
even
the
best
of
Untied
milk
cannot
equal.
Try
this
convenient,
economical
and
dependable
form
if
milk
-
it
s
just
pure
K
Atfc
milk
with
about
half
the
natural
water
removed
and
nothing
added.
Write
for
the
free
Carnation
Cook
Hook
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Reci-pea."
AfWren
Carnation
Milk
Pnxlucti
Co..
Limited,
131
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
It
Makes
Better
Cake
fioduced
la
Ciuds
Carnation
Datt
Cc.he
H
oP
shorteronir.
4'
cup
-
1
egg,
3
trp.
Carnatkn
Mi.
enough
water
to
irake
M
r
11
cups
pastry
Hour.
S
tv
powder,
piach
of
salt.
1
tup
c
:
H
tap.
vanilla,
H
cup
cot::-.-'
)
cup
broken
nut
meats.
Cn
&
ening;
add
setar
eradua.ly
tinje
rreaminx;
add
t
aten
beet
mixture
hard
until
it
U
very
h:ht
color
and
creamy.
S
cup
flour
and
stir
until
Measure
flour
after
si
ftmg
(k-
i
'
nuta
and
dates
with
s
little
I
r
and
add
to
mixture,
ljut,
mi
of
hour,
hsJang
powder,
salt
.
nanvm;
add
diluted
milk
ani
i
ing
all
at
once;
stir
vigorously
u
.
minutes.
Pour
batter
immediately
in
"
which
has
been
oOed
and
dusit-
-
i
thm
Aim
of
flour.
Place
in
(slow)
oven
for
nrst
10
m-nutes.
i
elevate
to
$76F.
(moderate;.
I
about
45
mhrites.
When
!
thhnkifromaklesofptntad
sprit
h
.
,
when
pressed
with
finger.
Remove
from
the
pan,
cool
and
i.s
with
Carnation
Icing.
Carnation
Icing
lHcupiccitiertmtn'Mitar.
1
r
butter,
2
tbsp.
Carnation
rVfilk.
1
.
vanilla.
Cream
butter
and
sugar,
add
Carnation'
and
vnrilla.
)
thoroughly
and
spread
on
cake.
ftl
THE
perfect
cake
U
the
take
of
perfect
texture.
And
the
way
to
get
perfect
texture
is
to
use
Carnation
the
double-rich
milk
with
the
cream
evenly
shared
by
every
drop.
Adds
wonderful
smoothness
and
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