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FIGHT
Support
tli-
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY,
7
AND
9
P.M,
13
Washington
Square
With
Jean
Hereholt
and
Alice
Joyce.
Hilarious,
Spooky
Farce
Comedy
COMEDY
"A
JIM
JAM
JANITOR"
"SPORTL1GHT"
"AN
OUTING
FOR
ALL"
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY"
Selection
"THE
MERRY
WIDOW"
Westholme
Orchestra
ADMISSION
33c
and
10c
Coming
Soon-
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IN
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Prince
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Machinists.
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makers,
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Woodworkers,
lite.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Oar
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
ull
kind
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Pattern
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYABLE
MOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
Phone
Blue
3S9
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
JAZZ
SINGER
IPOWER
PROBLEM
SCORES
A
HITi
IS
DISCUSSED
World-Famous
Comedian
to
He!
Seen
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
at
Westholme
Al
Jolson,
world's
greatest
comedian,
is
to
appear
in
picture
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
the
West-holme
Theatre.
The
story
of
the
play
parallels
Jobon's
own
life.,
lie,
too,
ran
away
from
an
orthodox
home
to
follow
the
lure
of
the
theatre
and
was
rewarded
by
applause
such
as
no
other
entertainer
In
history
has
elicited.
At
the
moment
of
the
triumph
of
the
Jaek
Robin
of
"The
Jaw
Sing-r,"
his
mother
comes
tq
tell
him
that
his
father
is
dying
and
to
plead
with
him
to
leave
Broadway
for
the'
humble
home
in
theGhet-to
to
aing
the
buy
of
Atonement
Song,
in
place
of
his
father.
Torn
between
two
lovee
the
piece
rises
to
dramatic
heights
of
great
beauty.
The
cast
includes
May
McAvoy,
Warner
Oland,
Eugenie
Besser,
Cantor
Jos.
Rosenblatt,
Otto
Lederer,
Bobbiv
Gordon,
Richard
Tucker,
Nat
Carr,
William
Demarest,
Anders
Rimdolf
and
Will
Walling.
Al
Conn
did
the
scenario
based
on
the
Samson
Raphaelson
play.
Alan
Cros-land's
masterly
direction
is
everywhere
evident.
But
it
is
Jolson,
the
inimitable,
Jolson
the
emotional,
the
volcanic,
the
captiva-
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street
Pioprietor
Phone
20S
NEW
THEATRE
Spcakers
Ably
Set
Forth
Case
for
American
States
Public
Service
Company
The
Cnpltol
Tneatrc
was
packed
last
night
with
an
audience
that
listened
attentively
and
seemed
impressed
with
the
lucid
exposition
of
the
power
offer
made
by
the
American
States
Public
Service
Company
for
the
Prince
Rupert
power
plant.
G.
S.
Clark,
a
bvilliant
young
Vancouver
lawyer,
was
the
chief
pcaker
of
the
evening.
J.
V.
Clvne
presided,
and
other
speakers
were
Alderman
Tinker,
Ald-
Tinnu
I'rudhoninic
and
Alderman
f'ollart.
Milton
Gonzales
was
to
have
spoken,
but
a.s
the
others
had
covered
the
g;ound
well
and
the
hour
was
late,
he
decided
not
to
take
part.
Alderman
Col
I
art
spoke
at
some
length
on
the
Young
report
incident,
in
which
he
explained
why
he
carried
away
the
report
from
the
office
of
The
Daily
News
and
refused
to
give
it
up
when
asked
to
do
so.
The
report,
he
explained,!
was
made
before
the
offers
of
thej
companies
we:
e
amended
and
therefore
the
arguments
used
in
it
did
not
supplv.
It
dealt
with
the
tenders
Id
their
original
form.
a7d
he
felt,
would
confuse
h
ut
andween
laugh
tnd
be
convinced.
Weak
and
Run
Down
Didn't
Want
to
Eat
Could
Not
Sleep
Mrs.
D.
Lrone,
Ranlt
8te.
Marin,
Onl,
writes:
"I
tu
weak
and
run
down:
did
not
want
to
eat,
and
could
not
sleep.
I
felt
tired
of
living
and
often
loured
for
death
to
free
rue
from
my
terrible
miery
as
I
felt
I
wonld
never
be
strong
again.
I
thought
I
would
try
and
really
I
soon
felt
like
eating
tod
living,
and
new
life
Boomed
to
come
to
ma.
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Mil-barn
Co,
Ltd,
Toronto,
Oat.
nirf
ri
liixiTffTnr
srr
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Specials
No.
1
Turkey
8
to
11
lb.
size.
lb
...Ik
Eggs
pullet
fresh
extras.
3
dot.
1.40
New
Zealand
Butter
3-lb.
Brick
...$1J0
North-West
Soda
Biscuits
2
large
pkgs
45c
Del
Monte
Sweet
Picked
whole
Apricots
2's
t:n
60c
Del
Monte
Sweet
Picked
whole
Bartlett
Per--2'-s
tin
..50c
Del
Monte
Sweet
Picked
whole
Peaches
-24s
tin
4e
Del
Monte
Fruit
Salad
2s
tin
88c
Del
Monte
Sliced'PewhM
2s
tin
....
Swiss
Genuine
Wheel
Cheese-lb
65c
Italian
Gorgonzola
Cheese
lb
50c
French
Roquefort
Cheese
lb.
00c
Greek
Feta
Cheese
lb
COc
Caniembert
Cheese
pkg
50c
Spanish
Cluster
Ruisins
5
erown
pkg
Cranberries
lb
Christmas
Mix
Nuts
lb.
.
.
California
F"y
Walnuts-lb.
Italian
Chestnuts
lb
Preserved
Ginger
tin
Faney
ChrUtraas
Mix
Candy
lb
35c
25c
40c
.30c
.50c
.25c
Smyrna
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Figs
lb
20c
the
public
mind.
All
the
alder-'men
had
done
their
best.
He,
had
discussed
the
matter
with!
Aldermen
Dibb,
Prudhomme
and'
Tinker
and
had
then
approached
j
(he
mayor,
who
promised
to
have
j
it
withdrawn
if
it
was
not
already
j
I
in
tvpe.
He
went
to
the
news-:
paper
office
and
after
examining!
the
documents
there
carried
away!
'he
report
in
order
to
mave
sure
I
'hat
it
wou'd
not
be
published,
j
Alderman
Col!
art
urged
the!
people
to
vote
for
the
selling
of
the-plant
and
also
to
support
the
m.rican
States
Public
Service'
f'ompany.
I
A
1
derm.
m
Tinker
at
the
open-',
;;
vr
of
the
meeting
explained
why,
h::i
scorned
undesirable
to
punish
tee
Young
report.
He
was;
taking
side
in
the
present
campaign,
but
took
the
platform
;
.
olt
ly
for
the
purpose
of
justify-!
c
he
withholding
of
the
report.
Mr.
Clark
said
he
regretted
the
:
emi-political
nature
of
the
campaign.
An
attempt
had
been
made
at
the
outside
to
eliminate
I
this
phase,
but
it
had
failed.
Both
companies,
it
was
admitted,
were
fully
capable
of
parrying
out
their
part
of
the
bargain
and
meeting
any
development.
He
spoke
about
i
the
ability
and
integrity
of
his
!
principals.
Mr.
Vogelback
had
!
been
20
years
connected
with
pub
lic
service
company
work.
The
others,
whom
he
named
and
told
about,
we
e
men
of
financial
strength
and
engineering
ability.
Their
offer
was
$t6.000
better
'nan
the
other
and
in
their
con-tract
was
included
no
right
to
in-
crea.e
rates
as
was
proposed
by
fhi;
other
company.
Also,
they
had
no
other
interests
in
British
Columbia,
which
wa
an
advantage.
AH
their
effort
would
be
centred
here.
Mr.
Clark
dealt
at
some
length
with
the
relationship
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
and
the
B
C.
Electric
of
Vancouver,
In
which
that
concern
had
a
con
trolling
interest.
Alao,
he
stated
that
hia
company
guaranteed
to
have
R000
horse-power
developed
cady
for
use
in
two
years,
where
M
the
other
company
wanted
six
months
more
Alderman
Prudhomme
urged
thwt
evervone
vote
for
the
sale
of
the
franchise
and
also
support
the
American
States
Public
Service
Cnmrmnv.
irivinff
hl
reasons
for
that
support.
Mr.
Clvne
in
closing
the
urged
that
aapport
be
given
the
American
State
Public
Serv
ice
Company,
but
when
the
vote
hurl
heen
taken
UieV
should
all
"ft
behind
the
,fnner.
Tt
was
unnouneed
that
the
re
sults
of
the
votjB
would
be
an
nounced
at
the
theatre
tonight.
The
lanre
crowd
present
enjoy
ed
the
opening
comedy
picture
and
most
of
those
present
stayed
ior
lite
feature
film,
"FfrgotteD
Faces,"
which
was
much
enjoyed
II.
C.
Nunan,
manager
of
the
New
Enifland
Fish
Co.
at
hetch
ikan.
naid
a
t.i
ief
viait
to
the
city
'esterdny
afternoon,
arriving
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Marv
In
the
afternoon
and
re
turning
to
Ketchikan
last
night
Ion
the
Priiici
Rupert.
JUDGE
IMPOSES
PRISON
TERMS
Assailants
of
Provincial
Constable
Wymnn
Given
Stiff
1
Sentences
to
Penifeir
'"
tiary
"L.,
For
resisting
arrest
and
iau.
ing
bodily
harm
to
a
police
officer,
Moses
Wilson.
Hazelton
Indian,
wns
sentenced
to
four
years'
imprisonment
at
New
Westminster
penitentiary
by
Judge
Robertson
of
Prince
peorge
at
Smithers
yesterday
and
his
partner
1n
the
recent
assault
upon
Provincial
Constable
George
Wyman
William
GreeB,
received
a
sentence
of
three
years.
A.
McB.
Young
of
Prince
George
'
nrosecuted
the
two
Indians
while
L.
S.
McGill
of
Smithers
acted
in
their
defence.
Wilson
and
Green,
together
with
several
other
prisoners
from
Smithers,
were
brought
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior
by
Provincial
ronstr.bles
O.
L.
Hall
and
George
Wyman
who
will
continue
south
with
them
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
evening.
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Kin
Brca
is
due
in
port
toward
the
end
of
this
week
with
a
cargo
f
fuel
oil
for
the
company's
local
tanks.
v
4.
THIS
DIAMOND
SET
WEDDING
RING
837.50
Every
ten
yeurj
or
so
t'ie
style
in
wedding
rings
seems
to
change.
Many
of
us
remember
when
the
wide
band
was
used;
later
it
wai
the
narrower
band,
then
the
engraved
and
the
s
or.e
et
.
We
have
all
the
styles
now
in
demand.
PRICED
FROM
$7.60
UP.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
Krt
r.
.
MM'
SALE!
TONIGHT
cum;
brooks
and
maky
hwan
in
"FORCOTTCN
FACES
TONIGHT
MUSIC
LOVERS'
NIGHT
v.ith
RUl'ERT
CAP1TOLIANS.
COMEDY
AND
NEWS
First
Show
7
p.m.
aBe
and
6c;
Iv.p
HEAR
THE
ELECTION
RESULTS
TONICI!
A
AT
THE
CAPITOL
CHRISTMAS
is
only
a
few
days
away
and
many
are
in
doubt
a.s
to
wi
gii.
Have
you
x.iisideted
.
uniething
lor
the.
CAT?
PHESTONi:
ANTI-PItkiFZtf-
r
WEED
AND
OFF
N'ON
TIKE
CIUINS
BUMPERS
AND
IIUMi'BKmWtL
GASOLINE
GUAGKS
f
CAKIIBATKHS
SPOT
LIGHTS
SNUIHIKRS
AUTOMATIC
WINlWUIBUhWIIfc
and
many
other
items
too
nume
ous
to
itemiat
are
in
reasonable
p:ices.
These
are
very
acceptable
gift-,
toriats.
To
all
our
customers
and
friends
we
wish
a
Vti
I
Christmas
and
a
Prosperous
New
Year.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
,
j
3rd
Ave.
East
nlftt
ni'll.UlK
.
J
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ill'
'
DOMINION
TIRES
Ihon
The
most
economical
saws
to
!Ui,.J.
PanA.la
Saw
Co.
Limited.
St.
Rcmi
St.
and
Acrn
At
Vancoavtr,
IV
C
MOttTKCAL
'ii
.'irtiKflniiji.f'i
TOYS
and
DOLkS
1
EVERY
ITEM
SACRIFICED
TO
CLEAR
AMERICAN
FLYER
TRAINS
Unbreakuble
mgXxm,
Reg-ular
price
$4.60,
$4.75.
Clearing
price
$1.95
20
ALUMINUM
KITCHEN
SETS
8
and
SO-ptece
seU
$1.5
Or'
DOLLS
UNBREAKABLliJ
and
genuine
Lloyd
voice
.
.1.00,
1.95
to
.
ll'l
I
John
52.50,53.50.
"Frasr""
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ayne
3RD
AVENUE
AND
(iTII
STREET
,
Store
Open
Every
Night
This
Week
Till
Xma's.
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