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THE
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NEWS
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GREAT
BATTLE
PRESENTATION
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
WITH
CROOKS
.
TO
MINISTER
Westholme
Theatre
"The
Drag
Net"
Opens
With
Murder
Sunday
School
Officers
Honor
of
Witness
in
Court
Kev.
J.
il
Frizell
Before
Room
and
is
Full
of
7
and
9
p.m.
-
Saturday
Matinee
2.30
p.m.
Excitement
He
Leaves
City
GEORGE
BANCROFT
TheD
50c
and
15c
IN
rag
Net
A
stupendous,
powerful
drama
of
the
underworld
Evelyn
Brent,
Francis
MacDonald
and
big
Supporting
Cast.
"CONFESSIONS
OF
A
CHOKUS
GIRL"
Comedy
"SKATING
HOME"
'
A
comedy
of
an
entirely
new
kind.
'HODGE
PODGE"
SCENIC
TRAVELOGUE
Overture
Second
Hungarian
Rapsodie
by
Taboni
Matinee
35c
and
10c
Child
buyer
of
the
lucky
ticket
at
Saturday
receives
free
pass
for
one
month.
SMART
CKS
For
All
Occasions
CHIC
DRESSES
made
frogs
wonderful
Celanese
Silks.
Lovely
shades
of
Blue.
Wine.
Fawn.
Brown.
Green,
etc..
at
.'SIIAI
PRINTED
SILK
VELVETS,
decidedly
different
in
style,
in
Greys,
Rli
i
,
Browns,
etc.
"Sore
to
pteste
the
-welt-dressed
-woman
$t(M0
EVENING
DRESSES,
exquisitely
designed,
lovely
soft
shades
of
Maize,
Maave,
Bine,
Green,
etc.
These
dresses
have
the
necessar)
snap
and
the
right
price
.S17.."!
to
$27.00
MAKE
THIS
YOUR
GIFT
SHOP
FOR
XMAS.
Phone
15.
Phone
571.
B.
Butchers
&
Grocers
mi
LIMITED
1
1
1018
weeKs
NCiT
A
POLICE
CASE
V
hini
a
senMational
case
of
n.ip;
iiiK
in
our
houw
lately."
ally!
Mow
did
it
happen?"
h:,liy
sli'pt
the
whulf
Specials
DETAILS
BY
MAIL
If
you
are
not
on
our
Mailing
List,
Phone,
us
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BX.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
Phone
574.
Phone
15.
Football
Coach
(to
.
applicant
for
place
on
team)
What
experience
have
you
h:ui?
Applicant
Well
last
summer
I
was
hit
)y
two
autos
ami
a
truvk.
Van.
uum'
'nee.
A
murder
trial
is
in
progress
The
noose
is
tightening
about
the
neck
of
Dapper
Frank
Trent,
notorious
gangster,
suspected
murderer.
The
prosecution
has
just
announced
that
it
will
put
a
former
member
of
Castoni's
:
gang
on
the
witness
stand.
The'
witness
take
the
stand,
is
sworn
in
and
glares
at
his
former
leader.
He
is
just
opening
his
mouth
to
speak
when
a
shot
rings
out
harply.
The
witness
crumples
in
his
chair,
dead.
'I
hen
George
Bancroft,
the
bit?
daredevil
detective
lieutenant,
gets
on
the
trail
of
the
crooks
in
"The
Drag
Net,"
the
Paramount
picture
at
the
Westholme
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Straight
to
the
strongholds
uf
:
the
crooks
Bancroft
carries
his!
war
in
this
thrilling
melodrama
j
of
the
law's
finish
battle
with
or-1
ganised
forces
of
the
under
world.
His
men
advise
caution.
The
crooks
fire
a
leaden
message
of
defiance
from
their
machine
Mguns,
right
through
the
window
of
Bancroft's
office
at
police
headquarters.
But
danger
is
just
a
challenge
to
this
red
blooded
Week-end
Sp
ecia
Granulated
Sugar
15
lbs.
Sugar
Criip
Corn
Flakes
Nabob
Tea
in
Mb.
tin
?c
Storage
EggtExtras.
Dos.
Uk
Nabob
Red
Plum
Jam
,
4-lb.
tin
45c
Campbell's
Clam
Chowder
Tin
;
Alberta
Market
P.
OAMULA;
Pioprletor
Fifth
Street.
i'hone
208
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
mism
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
PROGRESS
OF
PRAIRIE
CITY
T.
II.
Johnston
Mentions
Strides
Made
by
fyltriiui
ami
Say
Ilupert
Has
Jut
as
.Many
Advantages
fighting
man.
gentry,
T.
H.
Johnston,
addres-'
In
"lhe
Drag
Net"
Bancroft'.,
.
.
,
,
nas
much
the
same
type
of
role
I
"
.
,
which
brought
him
to
sensation-!Mfd
tne
population
of
al
fame
anl
stardom
in
"Under-
57,000;
the
baflriing
permits
for
world."
Only
instead
of
being
the
the
first
ten
months
of
the
year
underworld
leader
he
take
tha
were
944.000,060.
There
were
part
of
the
nemesis
of
the
gang-'thirteen
new
industries,
25
whole-ters
in
this
picture.
sale
houses,
560
new
homes
and
thirteen
new
apartment
building
THROUGH
SLEEPERS
Z2Z?.
TO
THE
SHIPS
SIDE
'tr.r.lCr.Z'
'
.,
the
General
Motors
which
em-The
Canadian
National
Rail-
'
.
OA(1
,
,
...
.
ways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
special
trains
and
through
leeping
cars
from
the
racu'ir
her.
Full
information
from
City
Ticket
Offiee,
68
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Pnooe
200.
282
put
of
150
cars
a
day.
The
pro
gress
of
Regis
was
illustrative
rf
4sa
rt
rkwamm
f
tY,m
.
uuuf
1
:
Coast
to
the
ships
side
at
Mon-p
;
R
rt
8nouW
uke
en.
Itrcal
and
Halifax
in
ejection
(
couragement
from
lt
for
he
con.
with
sailings
for
the
Old
Coun-,
;
JdOTeil
Princ.
Btd
even
,
ir
during
November
and
Decern-!
nwmmtam
..!..
JL'a...
p.
I
gina.
Mr.
Johnston
told
of
visiting
a
great
many
places
while
sway.
He
brought
greetings
from
Rev.
-t
.
a
m
w
a
ems
m
Provincial
Constable
H.
Ray-1
ormt
01
wiiiwm.
a
ior-
bone
sailed
this
morning
on
thel
"
"ere
a"
Prince
now
J"bfr
t
cIu
at
Rupert
for
Vancouver
with
four
prisoners
in
hi
custody.
hfad
,f
,aklwre
nl"
club
U
lassification
wsk
'fire
Insur-
ance.
The
progress
Of
the
whole
country,
Mr.
Johnston
said
was
remarkable.
Toronto
was
bnild-;njr
up
rapidly.
The
speaker
concluded
by
tel:
ling
of
a
visit
to
New
York
and
Princeton
University.
There
.
a
friend
of
his
told
a
story
of
'a
young
man
securing
a
position
in
a
fish
house
down
east.
He
$1.09:
was
told
he
must
be
on
the
job
st
five
in
the
morning.
He
ar-
3
pkgs
25c
rived
at
neven
and
on
being
taken
to
task
for
his
late
arrival
said
he
had
been
there
on
time
but
it
had
taken
two,
hours
to
find
a
narking
place
for
his
car.
His
employer
looked
at
him
severely
15e,nd
remarked:
Singapore
Pineapples
Sliced.
I
"The
other
employees
here
ir-2
Una
25c
struct
thir
cattfe'.
P
i
.-.myrna
Layer
rigs
uo
their
earn
for
them.
Take
a
mb;
Swansdown
Cake
Flonr--Pgk.
40c.
mn
from
them."
i
Seedless
Raisins
2-lb.
pkg.
.
.25cl
1
Swift's
Jewel
Shortening
'
'
.
"
":
Candied
Peel
Mix.
Lb.
3t
-
;
Shelled
Walnuts
Halfs.
Lb.
40r
Shelled
Almonds
Lb
35c
Prunes
Largest
alia,
18-24.
Lb
20c
I
Acadia
Codfish
2-lb.
box
.
.
.45c
i
French
Mushrooms
First
choice.
I
Tin...
40c
i
French
Dry
Mushrooms
Lb.
$2.00
;
Holland's
Edam
Cheese
Lb.
45c
I
Hall's
Boneless
Chicken
I
7-.
tin
40
Wethe)-'s
Mince
Meat
2
pkgs.
tic
Instant
Poatum
Large
tin
.
.
.50e
Eno's
Fruit
Salt
Bottle
....94c
;
First
shipment
of
Jap
Oranges
i
are
in.
Per
box
$1.10,
Sunkist
Navel
Oranges
I
:,
doz
05c
iCold
Dust
Large
Plfg
30c
i
SiiriiiK
Clothes
Pins
6
doz.
,25c
Free!
1
Bread
Knife
1
Mixing
Free!
Given
with:
1
ib.
Lanka
Tea
'4
H.
Braid's
Coffee
for
$l.or
1
Tea
Pot(i
cups)
Givtn
with:
i
1
1
lb.
Braid's
tea
(BIjLLM(
Braid's
Qaje
ft.
First
shipment
of
JP
Oranges,
juM
arrived,
per
box
.
...j
1.
10
Mussallem's
617-42:5
r.th
A
vf.
E.
Phones
18484
Representative
of
the
Sund
y
Sihoql
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
in
the
persons
of
John
E.
Davey,
the
superintendent,
and
E.
J.
Smith
called
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Kev.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Frizell,
who
are
leaving
for
the
south
soon,
and,
on
behalf
of
the
Sunday
School,
presented
Mr.
Friszell
with
a
gold
and
ivory
mounted
cane
as
a
mark
of
appreciation
for
his
services
and
the
interest
he
had
manifested
In
the
Sunday
School
and
its
fctaff.
Mr.'
Frizsell
replied,
thanking
the
teachers
and
officers
and
stating
that
he
would
always
remember
their
kindness.
He
was
not
aware
that
he
had
done
anything
more
than
his
doty
to
merit
such
a
gift.
Owing
to
the
indisposition
of
Mra
Friziell.
thev
will
not
b'
leaving
the
city
before
the
begin-
jtj.
ning
of
next
week.
Rev.
.!olnii
Sutherland
arrived
today
from
TONIGHT
"ROSE
OF
THE
GOLDEN
WEST"
WITH
MAKY
ASTOH
AND
GILREKT
KOI.AM)
Romance
and
intrigue!
Love
and
the
clash
of
OX
TIIU
STAGE
GEORGE
A
YLKTT
Hawaiian
Wtartl
of
the
Sn
ni
MARIE
MUSSA1IJJM
-Charming
Dinn-urc
Firet
Show
7
P.
M.
r0i
up'!
NEXT
MONDAY.
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY
HI
m
With
Special
Matinee
Monday
3.30
P.M.
Nova
Scotia
and
will
conduct
both;
A
J.ovf.1C(a
.
Nai
u
NcnJ'
rirlrM
nn
Sunday,
i-nwri.i.-r
v.
...y
Vfi
wgmz&3p&g.
7or
wimp
For
2
days
only
JAB0UR
M.
bros:
beasci
and
Mon.
SALE
of
everything
in
Dry
Goods
Ready-to-Wear
&
Footwear
HERE'S
A
SNAP,
20
PER
CENT
OFF
ON
EVERY
DOLLARS
WORTH
PURCHASED
DURING
THESE
TWO
DAYS
Silks,
Flannels,
Velvets,
Cottons
ond
Crepes,
Sheeting,
Pillow
Tubing,
-Ready-to-wear
including
Ladies'
and
Children's
Underwear,
Wool
Com1
tions,
2-piece
suits,
in
Silk
for
Ladies'.
Children's
Sleeping
Suits,
Lad
it-
:
Girls'
Nightgowns,
long
and
short
sleeves,
Ladies'
and
Girls'
Pyjamas
i
rMM'GonMstsUid
CorieIett,Hoaiery
.jiiiiIkand
aeikafld
wool,
Dresses
and
Hats,
Gloves,
Mits
and
Toques.
In
the
Dry
Goods
Dept.
.
offering
Wool
in
all
kinds
and
colors,
blankets,
Pillows,
Fancy
W
Valises
and
Trunks.
15
PER
CENT
OFF
EVERY
DOLLAR
ON
RURHKR,
LEATHER
AM
.
PE
I
jTyH)I)T
WK
A
R
-Including
Ladies'
Street
Shoes,
Gaytee
Overshoes,
with
Zippers
and
a
shipment
of
the
latest
fastening
devices,
all
styles
of
fancy
slipjM
i
dress
and
evening
wear.
Children's
High
Shoes,
Oxfords
and
fancy
Sli
:
Rubbers
to
fit
any
style
of
shoes
for
Men,
Women
and
Children,
also
"
and
12
inch
Gumboats,
Knee
and
Three-fourth
Rubbers
Boots
for
men.
WE
TAKE
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
lo
remind
you
of
our
Xma
Novelties
now
on
display
for
your
inspection.
Wc
have
a
wonderful
selection
of
suggestions.
FOLLOWING
IS
A
LIST
OF
A
FEW
EXTRA
SPECIAL
OFFERS:
Ladie.V
Silk
Hose,
silk
to
the
top,
all
colors.
Sale
,
HO
Ladies'
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
Special
Sale
HOf
Ladies
Pure
Chiffon
Hose
Special
Sale
$1.7.1
6
only
infants
Heavy
Eiderdown
Kimonas,
regular
$4.76,
Sale
$1.."0
12
only
(Jlrls
Hats,
to
Clear
JjSl.iy
Boys'
All
Wool
Sweaters,
up
to
$2.28
regnlar,
to
Clear
J)Of
Children's
(Combinations,
Cotton
and
Wool
Mixture
regular
$1.76.
Sale
10?
Children's
Flannelette
Nightgown-
years.
Syecial
Sale
Crowing
Girls'
Gloves,
Regulsr
9i
Sale
Children's
Woollen
Gloves,
to
Clou
for
:
Hoys'
PajasMS,
'risjrtifer
up
to
$
Clrar
UdiM'Slkk
JUiheMtKJ
SI
H
i
Remember
this
Sale
is
on
for
two
days
only.
We
have
many
otln
r
gains
too
numerous
to
mention.
THIS
SALE
FOR
CASH
ONU
Phone
G45
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
Sevrn'.1