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Thursday,
January
PAGE
EIGHT
THE
.DAILY
NEWS
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
ft
C
Git
5aty
tat
w.
a
MALKIN
ee,
UP.
Theatre
fHMffliDOOL'IlLE
BILL
AT
7
P.M.
AT
7:10
P.M.
rp
((rmT
r
rm
jr
nit
lenn
lyron
m
nvi
uLLLd
With
Patsy
Ruth
Miller
nnd
Others.
AT
9:15
P.
M.
Wffiitm-Bm
in
'Ihe
MghtFlyer'
With
Johyna
Italton
and
Others.
"KAC
NG
BLOOD"
NO.
10,
With
Alberta
Vaughn,
Al
Cooke
and
Others.
Cc-neJy,
"LOOSE
CHANGE."
Comedy,
"SOCK
EXCHANGE."
ARMIS
ION,
35c
AND
10c.
SPECIAL
MUSIC.
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National
Steamships
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c.limiit:.
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all
point.
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I
mini
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Al.I.
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LINKS
ity
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Hupert
Phone
2C0
A
Beautiful
TEA
CADDY
WITH
an
tiuuiaite
tweet
pea
design
lithographed
in
many
delicate
color.,
the
new
1928
airtight
tea
caddy
It
extremely
attractive.
It
it
packed
with
one
pound
of
the
famout
fragrant
Malkin'a
0t
blend.
The
tupply
it
limited.
ORDER
YOURS
NOW!
Sold
nt
all
Grocery
Stores
Containing
llb.net
MALKIN'S
BEST
TEA
VANC4UVIR.
B.
6.
"Ti
HOT
HEELS
AT
THE
WESTfiOLME
Entire
Picture
Permeated
With
'
Humor
is
Part
of
Big
Double
Program
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Glenn
Tryon
plows
his
way
through
a
maze
of
circumstances,
both
comic
and
dramatic,
extracting
every
poaiblc
laub'h
from
the
story
of
"Hot
Heels,"
the
-
Universal
comedy
which
(is
to
be
seen
tonight
aftd
toiaorrow
as
part
of
a
big
double
program
at
the
Westholme.
Although
the
entire
picture
is
permeated
with
humor,
there
are
two
incidents
which
stand
out
as
belli"
::rnong
the
con.c
y
i;en-.s
.if
film
history.
The
tira
of
tho
shows
a
email
tovvu
tvou
e
i
g
on
a
race
track
melodrama
!'or
an
unapareciative
and
tiny
audience.
This
Is
pure
burlesque,
but
it
touches
the
funny
bone
and
.
incidentally
gives
a
rare
picture'
of
the
real
life
of
one
of
these
'i
am"
troupes
(
.
!
The
other
gem
is
the
Apache!
dan.ee
put
on
by
Tryop
and
Patsy
;
Ruth
Miller
in
which
Tryon
takes
i
the
place
of
her
regular
partner.
I
They
mean
every
one
of
the
blows
i
in
this
strenuous
dance,
for
they
'
have
been
fighting
just
previous
'
to
the
dance.
And
the
audience
,
applauds
their
efforts
sound'y.
J
"Hot
Heels"
Is.
also
featured
I
by
what
is
probably
the
most
thrilling
steeplechase
race
ever
run
for
the
screen,
full
of
spills,
tremendous
leaps
,and
dangerous
narrow
escapes.
Week-end
Specials
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fresh
extras.
3doz
$1.15
NEW
ZEALAND
BUTTER
S-lb.
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$1.C0
PUIHTY
FLOUR
49-Ib.
sack
$2.06
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POACHES
2
12.
Tta
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.
,30c
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Mb
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60c
ROYAL
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STRAWBER-
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,.75c
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'
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SWc
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BEST
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1-lb.
pkg
66c
BRUNSWICK
SARDINES
4
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25c
SHREDDED
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2
pkgi
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45c
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76c
WILD
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i
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Motor
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in
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Furniture
Moving.
"NIGHT
FLYER"
!
TESTIMONIAL
TO
DRAMATIC
TALE
PLAYERS'
CLUB
Picture
Seen
nt
Westholme
To-
niRht
hh
Part
of
Big
Double
.
Program
The
story
of
"The
Night
Flyer,"
part
of
th'j
big
double
program
at
the
Westholme
tonight,
cals
with
the
adventures
of
Jimmy
Dridley,
a
fireman
on
a
rickety
locomotive
in
the
Rocky
Mountains
'
lit'
1894.
He
loves
Kate
.Murphdaugh$er
tf.
a
woman
vWo
iefpi
thu.
lfincH
counter
t
t:
Ailtdal
stalidn-:
thit
Mrs.
Murphy
opposes
the
match
and
nvors
Bat
MuDins,
a
braggart,
ut
also
a.
good
engineer
with
a
ig
salary.'
ni
vrite
his
de.laration
f
ore
f,or
Mary
in
an
album,
in-in.,
io
ir
to
her
at
a
-ij'
to
u.i
givn
in
her
honor,
j
s".-,
e'i
"oi.y,
u
brakeman,
from
.ijury
at
tie
h.mds
of
a
bunch
f
roytering
cowboys
and
is
imslf
forced
at
the
muzrle
of
;
revolver,
to
clumsily
drink
many
glr.sses
of
whisky.
Jimmy
gets
tight
and
goes
to
the
party.
He
gives
th
album
to
Kate'
quite
unaware
that
an
impertin-nt
referance
to
Kate's
nose
and!
freckles
had
been
substituted
for
his
own
c.irefolly
phrased
avowal''
nnnnn
nnnn
nnnnn
uuuuuu
uuuu-of
love.
Kate
turns
from
him
and
Mrs.
Marnhy
takes
advan-'
age
of
the
occasion
to
announce
the
engagement
of
Kate
and
Bat.
Jimmy
is
demoted
by
the
division
superintendent,
but
just
as
i
he
flyer
is
about
to
leave
town
with
the
mails,
it
is
discovered
'hat
Hat's
fireman
is
drunk.
J'rr.my
tt.tes
his
place
in
the
eab
with
is
rival,
as
fireman.
The'
train
is
wrecked,
but
on
a
aiding;
sutnas
Ji.-nmys
old
engine,
"99."
He
jumps
into
the
cab
and
brings
the
mails
through
in
record
time,
tot
MMafiBg
the
rittil
contract
for
his
company,
and
in-
i'lcnUilly
ha
u114
uromotion
and!
Kate.
:
V
i
9NAKLED
UP
!
Asked
what"
he
understood
by
j
"foreign
entanglements,"
a
boy
replied,
"Spaghetti."
The
tJ
An
Up-to-date
Optical
Dept.
We
pride
ourselves
on
our
complete
equ
pment
for
accurate
testing
of
the
eyes.
No
longer
must
we
replace
lenr
After
lens
in
front
of
your
eyes
till
we
find
the
correct
one.
Our
new
automatic
instrument
can
change
to
any
combination
in
a
second
and
does
not
tire
you
out.
Mr.
Jack
Bulger
took
the
full
course
required
by
law
covering
six
months
in
1925
and
got
his
diploma
with
honors.
.
We
subscribe
to
the
leading
weekly
and
monthly
optical
journals
and
any
new
methods
are
always
noticed
and
adopted
if
suitable.
We
are
sore
we
can
suit
you.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
MEN'S
DITDD17D
E
A
a
I
UTU
JT
E
Ukll
$1,25
PER
PAIR
Don't
take
a
chance
of
wet
feet
when
ynu
can
keep
them
dry
so
cheaply.
The
fumous
"Master
Mechanic"
Shirts
for
men
price
the
lowest
ever.
-
If
you
want
to
aave
money,
visit
the
'
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
Vancouver
Man
Lauds
Recent
Pro-uuction
of
"'iiie
Saving
(irace"
in
Letter
to
Gyro
Club
At
yesterday's
luncheon
of
thi
Prince
Rupert
Gy.o
Club
a
letter
was
read
from
L.
J.
Martin,
Van
couvcr
Kiwanian
and
an
official
of
the
Home
Oil
Distributors,
who
omplimenled
the
Gyros
on
the
york
they
are
doing
in
the
cky
Mid
spocially
lauded
the
Prince
.upert
Players'
Club
for
the
ex-client
m.inner
in
which
it
had
recently
staged
the
play
"The
Sav-y:
t.iaci."
Mr.
Martin,
who
-ippeued
to
be
in
the
city
at
th'.
..me
and
attended
"The
Saving
.fo,"
eaid
it
wds
as
excellent
;n
ama
eu:
picuu.
iion
as
he
h
.u
er
ei'
i
i.i
his
rather
e..ten
ie
travels.
A
copy
of
the
te-timoni
il
will
be
sent
by
ti
e
Gy.o
Club'
to
the
Fl.tyers'
Club.
At
the
same
luncheon.
William
fruikshank
presented
the
secro-
ThJs
out
let
had
been
dene
by
the
Gyro
Club
during
the
year.
The'
financial
statement
was
presented
by
the
treasurer,
C.
A.
Kirkendall.
Yotes
of
thanks
for
their
services
were
passed
to
Mr.
Cruikshank,
who
was
later
elected
resident
of
the
club,
and
to
Mr.
Kirkendall,
who
was
chosen
u
director.
!
A.
A.
Easson
was
elected
to
membersh
p
in
the
club,
and
A.
'
R.
Nichols
resigned
membership.
Past
Prev'dent
R.
F.
McNaugh-ton
presided
over
the
luncheon,
in
the
absence
of
President
L.
W.
Waugh,
who
wa
indisposed.
Dr.
Alexander
I'iiom;
m
r.r,ssi:n
hux
k
DENTIST
H.S.WallaceCo.M
1
.-
'.
rr
Cold
Weather
Comforts
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pair
of
Under
How
worn
under
your
silk
stockings
will
be
found
a
great
comfort
on
cold
days.
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Wool,
Light
Flesh
Color,
Snug
Fitting.
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PAm
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9
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SPECIALS!
We
are
taking
stock
at
the
end
of
this
month
and
we
must
clean
up
the
bulk
of,
our
stock
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
j
HEBE'S
YOUR
CHANCE
!
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00-70,
2
lbs.
......
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b.
box
12.05
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40-50,
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box
$2.95
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30-40.
per
lb
20c
25-1
b.
box
$.'1.50
RAISINS
Seedless.
7
lbs.
$1.00
25-lb.
bok
$2.85
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JAM
4-lb'.
tins,
struwberry,
raspberry,
black
currant
and
kinds.
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tin
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LTHaCTMtraryjP'rKJCTi
1
COMEDY
'
Picture
My
Astonishment
Tonight
at
the
CAPlTOT
Fi
st
Show
7
p.m.
"-r
Coming
Friday
and
Saturday
BILL
HAINES
in
TELLING
THE
WORLD
QHoi'g
Biead&
BctM
Mad.
-
FLOUR
(lnnliesiirmitySmWrSil
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
"tKafvj.
TblaJu.
Domeittc
Selene
Conm.ler
My
Secret
for
Finer-Textured
Caket
I
must
confess
that
I
haven't
always
hem
tucceatfui
in
the
maing
of
cake.
I
suspect
that
I
ionmaed
more
seal
than
dull
tbntrmghntsa
rather
than
define.
But
wfaen
I
teamed
to
eer-cite
my
beating
pmclivitm
at
the
start
in
the
creaming
together
of
butter
and
tujpr.
and
to
exhibit
restraint
at
the
fim-th
by
rtirring
only
a
moment
after
the
final
irorrrtieats
were
added,
ay
cakes
improved.
But
the
greatest
krrovemeGt
I
ha
ve
ever
made
in
cakes
dm
been
through
the
use
of
Carnation
Milk.
Besides
lxn
ng
evaporated
to
double
richneas
and
stehlized
for
safekeeping,
it
is
"homogenised,"
the
cream
content
broken
-up
into
minute
ntrtidea
and
distributed
throughout
every
drop.
At
a
result,
cakes
are
not
only
rich
with
this
uniformly
dutributed,
double
share
of
a
ram.
but
bflcau
of
the
fineneta
of
the
particle
the
texture
it
eiceptionslly
smooth,
fragile
and
fine.
Carnation
gives
similar
rreutts
in
ail
cooker)',
a
creamy
smoothness
to
sauces,
candies
and
ire
cream,
a
richness
to
soups,
and
a
delicate
texture
to
puddingt.
caket
and
waffles
that
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
Try
this
convenient
ecrnomical
and
expendable
form
of
milk
it's
just
pure
waofe
milk
with
about
half
the
natural
water
removed
and
nothing
added.
Write
for
the
frre
Carnation
Cnok
Book
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Keo-pea."
Address
Carnation
M0k
Products
Co..
Limited,
131
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
It
Makes
Better
Cake
Carnathn
Date
Cake
K
cup
shortening.
?
cu;
!.:
egg.
3
tbfp.
dituttkm
SI.'
enough
water
to
raKe
yt
cup
1:.
H
cups
pastry
flour.
3
Up-powder,
pUiih
of
isalt,
1
tsp.
1:
H
tap.
vanilla,
hi
cup
ch
it'
'
cup
broken
nut
menu.
Crea-ening;
add
sugar
ira-lua!!"
tinue
creaming;
add
h-aten
.
..
!
beat
mixture
hard
until
it
txx
i
.1
very
light
color
ana
creamy.
A
l
l
cup
flour
and
stir
until
well
i
n
Measure
flour
after
sifuns
x-..
1
nuts
and
dates
with
a
little
of
tin-1
and
add
to
mixture.
Last,
sut
in
p
1
of
flour,
baking
powder,
salt
and
.-namoa;
add
(Muted
milk
and
(la
r-ing
all
at
once;
stir
vigorously
fur
I,1
j
minutes.
Pour
batter
immediately
into
pan
which
hat
been
cded
and
ducted
;::i
thin
film
of
flour.
Place
in
3i
(iow)
oven
for
first
10
minutes,
t!
r
elevate
to
874F.
(rnoderatej.
I
jke
about
iS
montes.
When
dme
it
shrinks
from
aide
of
pan
and
trxus
up
when
pressed
with
Anger.
Remove
from
the
pan,
cool
and
ics
with
Carnation
Idng.
Carnation
Icing
IH
cups
ccniscUoners'
supar,
1
thp,
batter,
2
tbsp.
Carnation
Milk.
)gt
p.
vataUa.
Cream
butter
and
ui'ed
susr,
add
Carnation
and
vanilla,
beat
thoroughly
aod
spread
on
cake.
i
4
s
ftodaoed
la
Cutdt
THE;
perfect
cake
is
the
ifcike
of
perfect
texture.
And
the
way
to
gej
perfect
-texture
is
to
use
Carnation
tho
doublerich
milk
with
(the
cream
evenly
shared
by
every
drop.
Adds
wonderful
smoothness
and
flavor
to
all
cooking.
(See
recipes
above)
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Cotw
"