PAGE
EIGHT
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iVta
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westfiolme
Theatre
TUESDAY
ONLY
7
AND
9
P.
M.
BEBE
DANIELS
in
es
a
FIRESIDE
CLUB
HAS
Sheik
7
COMEDY
"A
TAXI
SCANDAL."
FOX
NEWS
35c
AND
10c.
SELECTION
"The
Desert
Sonff,"
Wcstholme
Orchestra.
limn
i
ii
rni
wm
r
nmmrjTTr
h-Mi
im
ianjaaBTiJi
After
devotions
there
was
a
1
musical
program
which
included
ASOCIAL
EVENING!
f"0
mi
.iu
m-
Kinley,
mandolin
solos
by
K.
Bart-
T...
L'irM.irl..
flnh
nf
Fir.f
R.rJ
'
a"d
tTUltaT
UCtS
b.V
Mis!-
Beaue
and
Lillian
Frank.
Derry
i
r,
r.
,
..ninvprf
it.
mnnthlv
i.
-i.-ii
evening
last
night
with
the
j
in
-iiler.1,
Mi
s
Agnes
Dawson,
in
the
iliair.
BEBE
DANIELS
ARABIAN
SHEIK
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TiifM.luy,
ricct'tiili.T
It
the
elusive
captain,
using
a
me'th-od
which
is
truly
of
the
desert.
Whatever
it
is,
it
is
the
cause
of
a
continuous
string
of
laughs.
Not
.
once
does
the
story
drop
and
this
may
be
attributed
to
a
lirrtmt
eldmit
tn
I'unihla
rlirnniinn
Comedy
of
the
Desert
Showing.
at
the
hltQds
clarence
Badr,
Tonight
at
Weslholme
The
ater
Screamingly
Funny
;ie8-
Girl
I
This
Paramount
star
who
seems
!
'to
have
a
faculty
of
-
grabbing
wore
than
her
share
of
good
j
screen
thoughts
proves
it
thoroughly
in
her
latest
comedy
hit
"She's
a
Sheik,"
here
tonight.
!
Today's
flapper
will
learn
a
great
deal
by
absorbing
some
of
the
methods
used
by
Miss
Daniels
in
the
comedy.
She
is
intent
.....
,
u
who
has
been
with
the
Paramount
star
for
some
time.
Another
factor
in
thp
Mbfllont
atnrv
tVnm
Motion
picture
proaucen
wnoithe
of
John
McDermott
auth-are
continually
bewailing
the
lack
or
of
8eaorit"
and
a
fine
screen
of
ideas
for
screen
play
should,
.
b
rnrHffn
who
wrntr,
take
a
tin
and
consult
Hebe
Dan-;.-Ti,
r-,,
pii-
and
"..ri
i
upon
getting
ner
man
-
mucn
against
his
will,
and
her
tactics
are
screamingly
funny.
The
story
has
a
setting
in
Algeria.
Miss
Daniels
is
shown
as
Swim."
"Swim,
INTERIOR
COUPLE
QUIETLY
MARRIED
Miss
Florence
M.
Wnrin
of
Fort
Fraser
Ilecomett
llride
of
Wesley
Hanta
of
Smithers
The
mar-lS)ge
took
place
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
offi
ciating,
of
MisH
Florence
Marytured
the
sheiks
grandd:,..-.Mit;-r
recent-
from
and
returned
from
America
where
y
of
who
fa
he
has
complete
her
ed-
gmje
tj
idetified
T
or
ucation.
The
bheik
urges
her
to
jn
,he
own7,hJp
rf
the
Xopley.
marry
but
she
will
h
i
.
e
nothing
Richfiid-Bifciei
The
witneases
of
to
do
with
men
until
she
sees
cremoBV
R
M,.intr.
Refreshment
were
served
and
Captain
Colton,
of
the
Foreign
ind
Mrt
R
j
Cr0M
jjr
amj
playing
of
games
followed.
There
Igion.
She
changes
her
mind;
Jrg
BftnU
lf,'procM(j
tomorrow
was
a
good
attendance.
instantly
and
sets
out
to
capture
mornjng
i0
ginithers,
where
they
i
i.
'
will
take
-up
residence.
An
opportunity
to
invest
in
a
high-class
local
security
$55,000
Prince
Rupert
Amusement
Limited
Co.
i
7
PER
CENT
FIIIST
MORTGAttK
It
ONDS
'Dated
September
1st,
1928
Due
Stcml$r
tfi,
1M
PRICE:
98.90
and
INTEREST
"
Yielding
7.12
Per
Cent
Trustee:
Montreal
Trust
Company
Denominations
500
and
S1.0D0
.
-
,
Principal
and
interest
are
payable
at
any
branch
of
the
Roya
Hank
in
llritish
Columbia.
-
Bonds
arc
callable
at
105
on
any
interest
date
on
sixty
days'
prior
notice.
A
Sinking
Fund
of
$3,000
per
year
will
be
paid
to
the
Trustee
who
way
invest
same
in
these
bonds
if
procurable
at
105
or
less,
but
if
not,
then
R
shall
be
invested
in
Trustee
Securities.
The
Prince
Rupert
Amusement
Company
was
organized
for
the
purpose
of
operating
a
moving
picture
theatre
in
the
City
of
Prince
Kupert.
Up
to
the
present
the
Company
has
operated
in
a
rented
building
but
has
now
completed
construction
of
a
very
fine
building
on
the
main
street
of
the
City
at
a
cost
of
approximately
(including
value
of
land)
$109,000.
This
building
has
been
leased
to
B.
C.
Paramount
Theatres
Limited
for
15
years
on
the
following
terms:
Rental
$8,000
per
year,
together
with
one-half
the
net
profits
remaining
after
payment
of
such
rental
and
other
operating
expenses.
The
Lessor
also
gives
to
the
Lesee
an
option
for
three
years
to
purchase
the
said
property
for
$150,-000.
If
this
option
is
not
exercised
then
the
Lesee
will,
during
the
balance
of
the
terra
pay
$12,000
per
year
rqntal
in
lieu
of
$8,000
and
one-half
(he
net
profits.
According
to
official
records,
five-sixths
of
the
issued
capital
of
B.
C.
Paramount
Theatres
Limited
is
issued
in
the
name
of
Famous
Players
Canadian
Company
Ltd.
Interest
and
Sinking
Fund
on
these
bonds
will
amount
to
$6,850
per
year.
This
amount
is
fully
taken
care
of
by
the
rental
to
be
received
from
the
Lessee
without
taking
into
consideration
any
revenue
to
be
derived
from
profits.
In
addition
to
the
dbyvc,
tho
Prince
Rupert
Amusement
Company
will
have
a
rental
of
about
$2,500
per
year
from
1
hree
stores
in
the
new
building.
This
w
ill
be
more
than
ample
to
take
care
of
all
real
estate
taxos
and
incidental
ex
penscs.
THESE
I10NDS
IN
DENOMINATIONS
OF
tfMM
AND
$1,000.00.
1IONDH
MAY
HE
PUB-CIIASjJD
AT
,TJIE
OFI'ICE
OP
ANY
OF
THE
FOLLOWING
DEALERS:
ROYAL
FINANCIAL
CORPORATION
LTD.
840
ltasting
St,
Vancouver
.
C.
THOS.
McCLl'MONT
Prince
Kupert,
II.
C.
D.
JOHNSTON
CO.,
LTD.
Prince
Kupert,
II.
C.
M.
M.
STEPHENS
Prince
Kupert,
It
C.
A.A.EASSON
Capitol
Theatre,
Prince
Kupert,
II.
C.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
HOLD
STEAMER
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
'
In
order
to
accommodate
thone
degi
ring
to
go
south
after
schools
close
Friday,
December
21,
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
an-
nouoce
that
on
that
day
the
S.
S.
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
here
until
GrOO
p.m.
arriving
Vancouver
at
9:00
a.m.
Sunday,
Decern
Iter
23.
Make
rettervatfons
early
;
n
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
Av
Phone
260.
29
1)6
YOU
NBBD
SO.ME,
EXTKA
X.M
AS
MONEY
r-r
At
this
time
of
year,
most
of
us
copjd
use
a
few
extra
dollars.
That
Utile
gift
for
Dad,
Mother,
brother,
sister,
relative
or
Tnend
does
Sot
need
to
stick
yon.
Here's
a
way
to
do
it
Have
you
any
used
furni-
turc
or
any
other
uaed
art-
icles
around
the
home?'
Look
4
in
the
attic,
in
the
cellar,
search
"the
house!
You
may
,
have
aa
article
someone
else
!
wanta.
When
you
find
it,
ad-
vertiac
the
article
in
the
!
Daily
News
Classified
col-
'
umns.
It
coats
little,
and
when
i
rash
accommraies
the
order,
you
get
six
insertions
for
the
price
of
four:
Turn
used
articles
into
Money.
Let
our
Advertising
Office
have
the
details.
Their
tele-
phone
number
is
98.
i
service
I
hndustryj
Fairbanks-Morse
Steam
Pumps
The
hiffh
degree
of
serviceability
and
dependability
of
Fair
ban
ks-More
Duplex
Pirton
Pattern
Steam
Pnntpa
ia
a
reauit
of
mimeroua
re-foementi
in
design
and
eon-atniction.
These
pump
are
adared
to
many
ctiiMi
of
tenetat
rumping
and
have
a
vMe
rane
of
application.
Manufacturing
and
aeUine
a
complete
line
of
pumps,
we
are
able
to
auppty
the
right
pump
for
any
service.
Carrying
in
stock
a
large
uppJy
of
parts,
we
are
able
t
give
exceptional
service,
CANADIAN
Fairbanks
-Morse
OO
M
PANYyOmiUd
PLAYERS'
CLUB
STAGES
COMEDY
"The
Savins
Grace"
Goes
Over
'Strong
Ilefore
Large
Audience
in
Capitol
Theatre
TO
REPEAT
TONIGHT
The
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
scored
another
success
last
night
with
the
presentation
in
the
Cap
itol
Theatre
of
the
three-act
comedy
"The
Saving
Grace."
A
capacity
audience
greeted
the
effort,
proceeds
of
which
will
go
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
for
its
children's
playground
fund.
"The
Saving
Grace,"
which
will
be
repeated
tonight,
is
a
play
of
just
a
little
different
nature
from
what
this
proficient
local
dramatic
organization
has
previously
put
on.
Though
-a
comedy,
fea-
with
many
ludicrous
and
mirth-provoking
denouncementn,
it
is
a
shade
heavier
than
previou
plays
and
there
ia
not
quite
ho
much
laughter.
The
cant
consists
of
only
seven
person,
each
of
whom
are
given
the
opportunity
to
demonstrate
more
histrionic
initiative.
It
proved
splendid
entertainment
for
the
large
audience
last
night.
The
doings
of
the
now
impecunious
though
haughty
family
of
an
English
financial
man
who
reaches
the
crisis
of
his
affairs
its
the
war
breaks
out
constitutes
the
theme.
Alex
A.
Connon,
president
of
the
Players'
Club,
takes
in
his
usual
talented
manner
the
role
of
Blinn
Corbett,
the
scheming
head
of
the
household,
and
Miss
Etta
Robertson,
always
popular
on
the
local
stage,
is
his
willowy
though
no
less
conspirator)'
wife.
.
Mrs.
James
Farquhar
makes
a
winsome
young
niece,
and
the
moving
feature
of
the
play
is
her
love
affair,
deliberate
at
first,
with
the
young
man
of
the
world,
albeit
tied
to
his
mother's
apron
-
-'ripa.
who
pxrt
is
in
the
capable
hands
of
Louis
Smith.
As
tne
indignant
mother
of
the
youth
Mrs.
E.
W.
Marentette,
excels.
Harold
A.
Ponder,
as
a
manservant,
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell,
sc
a
ladies'
maid,
complete
the
;st
and
upon
them
devolves
more
than
the
usual
amount
of
action
which
both,
carry
out
with
distinct
advantage
Costuming
of
the
ladies
constitutes
a
showy
feature
of
the
piece
which
appealed
strongly
to
the
audience
last
night.
Gowns
for
the
ladies
were
loaned
by
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker
and
fur
coats
by
William
Goldbloom
while
George
D.
Tite
supplied
the
furniture.
Bouquets
Presented
The
popularity
of
the
lady
members
of
the
cast
and
the
excellent
manner
in
which
they
carried
out
their
parts
were
testified
to
by
a
number
of
beautiful
bouquet
which
were
presented
before
the
iinai
curtain.
Arrangements
for
tne
piay
went
off
in
a
smooth
manner
in
the
new
play
house.
Fine
between
acta
and
opening
and
closing
music
was
rendered
by
Jack
de
Jauaseraad
and
his
Rhpert
Casitolians.
Principally
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
presentation
art-Miss
Norah
E.
liivett,
as
director
;
I
George
C.
Mitchell,
busineas
manager,
and
Harold
A.
Ponder,
stag'
manager.
William
Mitchell
ix
j
i
house
manager
and
the
usherettes
quaintly
garbed
in
Mandarin
com-,
Itume,
are
Misses
Jean
Grieve,
!
Winnie
Thomson,
Laura
Friiell,
I
Margaret
Palmer,
Frances
Ctohh
and
Margaret
Maguire.
Miss
'Willa
Dyer
has
the
duties
of
;
prompter,
and,
as
far
as
was
to
I
be
seen
last
night,
her
work
was
light.
lr.
David
lbomaon
was
in
charge
of
make-up.
Members
of
the
cast
and
others
participating
were
entertained
last
night
following
the
show
with
a
supper
in
the
Comtnodort
Cafe.
Tonight
there
will
be
a
party
in
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall.
VJffl
X
HllltlHIHI
""'"""''lillljl'
Concentrated
Streigth
"ill
I
iiuim
ac
GAY
TEES
THE
COMFORTAIILE
OVERSHOES
In
RIcU,
Gray
and
Saiul
53.00
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Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
WurchouHing,
and
Distributing.
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or
M;tor
Service
Coal,
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Gravel
We
Specialize
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Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
"
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choice
EDSON
CASSIDY
-
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Also
Bulkley
liny
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
r8
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
TONIGHT
PRINCE
RUI'EKT
PLAYERS'
CLUIl
PRESENTS
"
The
Saving
Grace"
A
COMEDY
IN
THREE
ACTS
In
Aid
nf
Gyro
Playground
Fund.
Reserved
peata,
$1.00;
Logon,
fl.26;
Kueh
Reals,
:.i,
IhMn
Ofe
7:S0
p.m.
Show
Start
8:15
Shm
i.
COMING
TO
CAPITOL
O.N
WEDNESDAY
The
"Ben-llur"
Stnr.
Kanton
Navarro,
in
"Across
to
Singapore"
IHVaUluerfi
w
aw:
aiwjf.viui
en--.
rMsl
i
,T
"Hwild
lie
.'
A
Milk
That
Flavors
We
take
this
pungent
sentence
from
a
letter
received
from
Miss
Walker
of
Trail:
"Pacific
Milk
gives
a
cup
of
tea
a
better
flavor
than
any
other
milk
will."
For
ihe
strong
conviction
suggested
by
this
finr
sentence
wr
are
truly
grateful.
PACIFIC
MILK
!
Hi
Ab
IiU
iOUK
(
ARVI(.
WITH
A
RE4L
CARTING
SET
Three
Piece
in
an
Allra.
iim
Caee
While
han.iied,
thr
.stainless
Rtcel
et
$B.;,o
i,,
i,
handled,
th
i
t-
utainlei.H
steel
tt
si,
t
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Fivn-pietc,
stag
I.
stainless
utrd
set.
::
lined
case
si
Adam
Cemmunit.v
M-t
in
satin-lined
-:
Alao
others
John
Bulger
The
Jeweller
H.S.Wal'aceCo.LtJ.
Genuine
Madeira
CLOTHS
NAPKINS
OVAlJi
TRAYK
CBNTRES
DOILtflB
Make
ncrWpUbli
pi
I
At
Vancouver
pri
We
have
a
nice
as
i
Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
k
Fulton
S:
MINING
Stocks
Noon
aud
afteniom:
ing
prices
on
Y.ni
1
Stock
Exchange
stock-list
board
daily
We
can
give
inHtam
"
vler..tp
XaiflaK
and
m
MltTfltopa'J
Vam-..uv.:r
We
also
hare
facilif
i
f
ai
cepiiiig
Wheat
oni
'
Winnipeg
Stock
Exci'unj:'"
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Miller.
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ourt
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
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Johnston
Colli
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Hupert,
lit'.