PACK
EIGHT
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DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Di
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pori
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY,
7
AND
9
P.M
RICHARD
DIX
in
"Easy
Come,
Easy
Go
WITH
NANCY
CARROLL
AND
OTHERS
A
Real
Laughter
Maker
"Racing
Mood"
No.
8
with
Al
Cooke
and
Alberta
Vaughn.
Overture
"Reve
Angelique."
Comedy
"Love's
Springtime."
Fox
News.
Admission,
35c
and
10c
Matinee,
25c
and
5c
REMEMBER
MATINEE
WEDNESDAY,
2
P.M.
THE
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
and
Staff
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STEAMSHIP
LINK
C4ty
Tirket
Office,
52S
Third
Ave-
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2G0
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
optratlutr
U.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Float
Ing
Dry
Dock
Ku'Mtieortt.
Machinists.
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths.
Put
tern
makers.
Founder.
Woodworker.
Etc
EU1CTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
u
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38S
DIX
PICTURE
AT
WESTHOLME:
"Easy
Come,
Easy
Go"
Hint
Classic,
Screen
Version
of
Famous
"Play
understand
and
easy
to
respond
to.
Supporting
Dix
is
Nancy
Carroll,
whose
previous
success
in
the
picturisation
of
Anne
Nich
ols'
"Abie's
Irish
Rose,"
won
her
a
favored
place
on
the
screen.
She
Increases
her
lead
on
real
novie
fame
by
her
work
in
this
'icture.
A
full
cast
of
well-nown
Paramount
players
portray
"haracters
which
are
decidedly
-npreeentative
and
appealing.
GIVE
HIM
A
LIGHTER
Everyone.
Seems
to
He
Buying
Lighters
This
Year
We
have
them
in
muny
designs.
The
Tho
ens
in
a
good
plain
one
at
$1.50.
Engine
turned
2.n).
Gold
platud
$4
and
IS.
Ronson
leather
covered
at
$5.00
to
$7.50.
Others
from
75c
to
$6.00.
John
Bu-
ger
The
Jewellers
Thousands
Keep
Well'
nourished
Right
Through
The
Winter
They
Take
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
r
Rich
In
Cod-liver
Oil
Vitamins
"
ficott
h.
Powne.
Toronto,
Ont
34:
hildrens
Colds
Checked
without
,,doeine."Rubor.
VapoRub
Dr.
Alexander
IMIONE
S7S
IIERNUU
IH.OCK
DENTIST
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Mondnv
and
Tuesday
Capitol
Reginald
Denny
in
"The
Night
Bird."
Westhelme
Richard
Dix
in
"Easy
Come,
Easy
Go."
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Capttol
Hoot
Gibson
in
"The
Danger
Rider."
Wctholtne
Marie
Prevoat
"Rav
finme
v.
On"
tk
int.
in
"The
Rush
Hour.
Irene
est
Dix
picture
is
the
screen
ver-l
n
"Craig's
Wife."
sion
of
the
Owen
Davis
play
andl
Friday
and
Saturday
th
nrrwtiictinn
ia
Mrnnllonrlv
atnir.
,
Capitol--"ShadoW8
of
the
ed
and
developed.
The
theme
is
light
and
wholesome,
the
acting
cleverly
appealing
and
the
situations
handled
with
all
the
finesse
of
which
veterans
are
capable.
Dix
takes
tie
role
of
an
American
youth,
honest
and
industrious,
but
temporarily
downcast
and
in
need
of
a
job.
At
this
crisis
in
his
life,
he
meets
a
girl
Niirht"
Weatholme
Sir
Harry
Lauder
to
"Huntingtower."
'
'FINISH
LOADING
!
THIS
AFTERNOON
and,
almost
simultaneously,
is'
.
,
unwittingly
induced
to
aid
a
I
Stefl,rar
Isinto"
l?ur
t
t
to
SaiI
clever
but
good-natued
crook
in!
W
;
K'f
C"rB
bank
for
U.
K.
or
Continent
a
robbery.
When
be
dia-1
-overs
what
he
has
done,
he
is
.
DesP,te
dverae
wethcur
colnd'-in
such
a
poaition
as
to
make
res-
t,on-
excellent
progress
.has
been
titution
difficult
and
embarras-
made
at
lhe
Aloerta
Whe,t
Pol"
sing
and
tfiose
people
most
in-
1rince
RuPrt
ElevMtoi-
with
Interested
in
m
averlng
the
money
loading
of
the
British
steamer
Ros-do
all
In
tlieir
power
to
frustrate
sinfton
Court,
fourth
grain
ship
h!s
irood,
intentions.
of
tne
"eon,
and
it
is
expected
The
part
is
one
peruliarly
ad-
""'
fillt'd
by
thl"
after
pted
toUlchnrci
Dix's
art.
It
is
noon-
She
will
not
sail,
however,
i
fast
moving,
action
producing
unTi'
Weditetd.iy
with
a
cargo
of
:
rt-vrith
a
distinct
not
of
avm-
over
9,800
tons
for
the
United
thetic
humor
which
is
easy
to
Kingdom
or
Continent
(rain
is
beginning
to
move
slowly
into
toe
elevator
again
from
the
prairies
And
a
few
cars
are
arriving
daily.
No
further
ships
for
loading
here
were
reported
up
to
this
morning.
C.ADUN
LEGION
WS
X5IAS
TREE
Two
Hundred
and
Twenty-eight
Kiddies
In
Attendance
at
Event
on
Saturday
Afternoon
There
were
228
youngsters
in
attendance'
at
the
Canadian
Le
gion's
Christmas
tree
in
the
club
room
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Games
were
played,
refreshments
served,
and
Bnnta
Ciaus
appeared
on
the
scene,
distributing
an
ubuii'lan(-
of
gifts,
sweets,
etc.,
to
the
youag
guests.
Wright
Davies
performed
the
'honors
for
Father
Christinas
with
members
of
the
Legion"
ussisting
generally.
A
ladies'
committee,
having
general
supervision
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
Wright,
Davies,
Mr3.
Arthur
Beale,
Mrs.
W.
'tance,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Leighton.
'
HIGH
SCHOOL
PARTY
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Anyox
and
Local
Basketball
Players
Were
Entertained
At
Enjoyable
Function
An
enjoyable
party
wus
given
Suturday
night
in
the
I.O.D.E.
H:
ill
by
the
local
High
School
in
honor
of
the
members
of
the
visiting
girls'
basketball
team
from
Auyox.
as
well
as
the
local
pla
ers.
A
large
crowd,
consisting
mostly
of
High
School
students,
'was
inattondaiifte
and
games
and
I
dancing
were
enjoyed
opto
12:80
'midnight
when
the
affair
broke
jup
aTter
deluJious
refreshments
i,
bmm
nerved.
Thomas
Peddle
li
i.-eipul
of
the
local
Htgh
School,
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
Music
was
by
the
Prince
J
Rupert
High
School
orchestra.
THREE
VESSELS
OF
COAST
EEET
WILL
BE
AT
SEA
ONXMAS
Three
of
the
fleet
of
costul
vessels
servinir
Prince
Rune);t
will
be
iat
sea
on
Christmas
Day.
tomor
-
...
i
row
the
C.N.R.
steamers
Prince
j
'Rupert
and
Prince
John
and
the
Union
steamer
Catala.
inei
Prince
ItuiK-rt
will
be
coming
north
from
Vancouver,
being
due
here
Wedneaday.
morning.
The
Prince
John
Is
coming
up
from
Vuncouvu:'
via
the
Quean
Charlotte
islands
and
is
due
Thursday
and
Friday.
The
Catala
will
spend
the
most
of
the
dty
in
Prince
Rupert
while
boandfrom
Anyox
to
Vancouver.
Vessels
which
are
travelling
on
Christmas
are
beautifully
decorated
for
the
occo-sion
and
genial
officers
will
see
that
nil
those
on
board
have
a
jolly
lime.
The
Prince,
s
Royal
and
the
Car-dena
will
lie
spending
Christmas
Day
In
Vancouver,
as
well
as
the
Princess
Miry,
which
is
due
next
Saturday
northbound
to
Skagway.
REGINALD
DENNY
IN
NEW.
COMEDY
'The
Night
Ilird"
nt
the
Capitol
i
Clever
and
Entertaining
i
I
j
"The
Night
Bird,"
which
open
tonight
at
thie
Capitol
Theatre,
is
'the
most
hilarious
Reginald
Den-1
ny
comedy
seen
yet
and
that
is
saying
a
lot
about
our
favorite
comedian's
newest
production
when
you
remember
"Good
Morning
Judge"
and
a
few
others.
This
is
an
entirely
new
story.
It
is
about"
a
prise
fighter
and
his
private
life
and
how
his
manager
insists
that
he
indulge
in
a
few
night
excursions
so
that
the
public
will
like
him
better
and
go
to
see
him
fight.
Betsy
Lee,
a
new
discovery,
has
the
feminine
lead
and
plays
it
with
the
grac
of
a
veteran.
She
is
very
beautiful.
In
fact
there
are
three
beautiful
girls
in
the
cant
as
well
as
hundreds
of
the
pick
of
Hollywood's
atmosphere
players.
The
other
two
girls
are
Corliss
Palmer
and
Joc-elvn
Lee.
Thev
add
much
to
the
!
general
air
of
hilarity,
j
Sam
Hardy
and
Harvey
Clark
j
put
many
more
gay
"kicks"
in
ttie
picture
whHe
George
Book-(fiata,
MiefeiMl
Vlaaroff
and
Al
phonse
jisftfl
am
splendid
in
more
serious
roles.
Instead
of
a
matinee
Christ-j
ma
D
y,
sr-3rl.i!
matins
will
!
he
run
nt
the
Capitol,
o
Wad-j
nosday
afternoon,
the
day
after1
TONIGHT
REGINALD
DENNY
IN
The
Night
Bird"
COMEDY
NE
'VS
-OSWALD
First
Show
7
p.m.
CAPITOL
MATINEE
ON
WEDNESDAY
i
Feature
Picture
Htwt
GHmmhi
in
"The
Danger
ItWer"
!
I
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and
6c
;
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i
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christmHK,
at
2::'.i),
m
,
rlate
the
holiday.
piitui
The
feature
picture
"
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Riiier,"
starriiig
tii
known
favorit.
Ho
t
.
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which
provide
Mii-il.
and
actios
from
beg.!iin'
Incorporation
Is
.
ii-mm,
ihc
NrrtV
Star
Or
nn
l
a.,
Ltd.,
capitulm-d
nt
th
head
office
at
Alin
An
opportunity
to
invest
in
a
high-class
...
local
security
$55,000
Prince
Rupert
Amusement
Co.
imited
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Trugt
Company
Denominations
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andSl&R
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Principal
unci
interest
arc
payable
at
any
branch,
wf
the
Jtygral
RanL
in
liritish
Columbia.
St
t
Montis
arc
callable
at
105
on
any
interest
date
on
sixty
days
prior
notice.
A
Sinking
Fund
of
$3,000
per
year
will
be
pukl
to
lhe
Trustee
wsto
way
invest
same
in
these
bonds
ii
procurable
at
105
or
lose,
but
if
not,
then
it
shall
l
invested
in
Trustee
Securities.
The
Prince
Rupert
Amusement
Company
was
organised
for
the
jHirpo-''
of
operating
a
moving
picture
theatre
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Up
to
li-f
present
the
Company
has
operated
in
a
rented
building
but
has
now
comph
u
'
construction
of
a
very
fine
building
on
the
main
street
of
tlie
City
at
a
cost
l
approximately
(including
value
of
land)
$10D,0D0.
This
building
has
been
lenso.i
to
15.
C-
Paramount
Theatres
Limited
for
15
years
on
the
following
term:
Rental
$8,000
per
year,
together
with
one-half
the
net
profits
remaining
after
payment
ofsuch
rental
and
other
operating
expenses.
The
Lessor
also
give-to
the
Lcsec
an
optian
for
three
years
to
purchase
the
said
property
for
$ir
-000.
If
this
option
is
not
exercised
then
the
Lesce
will,
during
the
balance
-.1
the
term
pay
$12,000
per
year
rental
in
lieu
of
$8,000
and
one-half
the
net
profits.
According
to
official
records,
five-sixths
of
the
issued
capita!
of
B.
C.
Paramount
Theatres
Limited
is
issued
in
the
name
of
Famous
Players
Canadian
Company
Ltd.
Interest
and
Sinking
Fund
on
those
bonds
will
amount
to
$8,860
per
year.
This
amount
is
fully
taken
care
of
by
the
rental
to
be
received
froni
the
Lcseoc
without
taking
into
consideration
any
revenue
to
be
derived
from
prafits.
In
addition
to
the
above,
the
Prince
Rupert
Amusement
Company
will
have
a
rental
of
about
$2,500
per
year
from
1
hree
stores
in
the
new
building.
This
will.be
more
than
ample
to
take
care
of
all
real
estate.
taxes
and
incidental
ex
penses.
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