PAGE
EIGHT
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
Annual
St.
Patrick's
Day
Entertainment
OFFICER
"666"
A
comedy
-dram
in
thre-
acts,
by
Augutin
MacHugh.
Presented
by
special
arrangement
with
Samuel
French.
New
York
City.
Strong
local
cast.
Staged
under
the
direction
of
J.
Iougherty.
A
show
overflowing
with
entertainment.
CURTAIN
RISES
AT
8:15
P.M.
SHARP
Admission
$1.00..
Reserved
seats
on
sale
at
Orme's
Drug
Store.
COMING
SOON
'.MOTHER
MACHKEE."
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Salllnc
Ftm
Print
Kuprrt
rr
VAXCOIVEK.
VICTORIA.
SnuM
lav.
IUInUJr.
Akrt
Hay.
etc
Twt-dy,
IM
p.m.
tr
VAVCOCVEK.
VIC
TORI
I.
Iltrtle.
Afcft
Hay.
dr..
MMsiaM.
ITor
ALICE
ARM.
AXVOX.
STE1VAKT.
WALKS
HLAM.
PORT
SIMPsOX,
XAAK
RIVER.
Suaitsy
S
p.m.
Its
1d4
Arena?
R.
M.
SMITH
A&nt
IHncr
Kaprrt,
It.C.
Thraafh
Uriut
mX1
to
Victoria
sod
Smttlr
and
fctucsacr
cc
thranfb
I
do4lMttn.
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Krlrhlkao.
WranjHI.
Juneau
ami
skagwajr
Urrh
tS,
30,
April
10;
to
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
smttle.
iUr.
IS.
tl.
PKI(
ESS
KOVAL
Ocean
Fall,
rtc.
Vancouver
and
Vk-loiia
rtffT
Friday
10
p
m
Agents
far
all
MmtMp
Lines.
3rd
Ave..
Prlnrr
Kupert.
B.C.
C
ORCIIAKU.
(GENERAL
AuEM
rhone
SI
P.
an
ad
ian
National
clht
Largcil
Railway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sallhtp
(rmn
PEINCE
l:UERT
(or
VAMOl'W.
VICTORIA.
AEATTLK.
and
lalrfatrdUK
points,
each
I
HIIiAV.
Sroa
u.
lur
STEWART
and
AN
OX.
rack
WEDNESDAY.
IS.S
sua.'
lot
NORTH
AND
OlTH
(JIEEN
ClltHLOTlC
ISLAM.
FMtaJliu'.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PHINrZ
RtPUtT
Each
MMNPAV.
UED.MDAY
and
.XATIBDAV
at
i
w.
far
PRINCE
GEORGE.
L'DMO.VTON.
tVIN.MPEO.
all
atet
EaMeru
Canada.
I'nlted
states.
AGEXCT
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office.
523
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2i
if
Wit
ji.
w
V'nMe
tot
jTt3
llu
mmKt
f
m
khaaMN
Mm
Peacetime
Patriotism
A
FabU
for
Maehxnu
txii
Saetw
1
wu
an
insistent
purchaser
of
SHE
local
products.
She
knew
tit
security
of
her
borne
depended
largely
on
herself,
and
all
mothers
mte
her
depended
on
their
insistence
of
securing
local
products.
For
it
was
directly
through
the
prosperity
and
increasing
activity
of
local
industry,
that
the
men
folk
of
her
country
enjoyed
secure
positions
and
steady
employment.
That
is
why,
when
shopping
(or
an
outer
garment
for
her
son,
she
demanded
a
local
product
The
store
cleric
hesitated
and
told
her
the
article
she
required
was
out
of
stock
at
present,
but
that
a
certain
forekn-made
article
was
"just
as
good."
Sot
refused
the
foreign
garment
and
left
the
store.
Back
of
this
mother
s
insistence
wu
a
pride
in
the
products
of
her
homeland
the
true
peacetime
patriotism.
T7ns
story
Juts
a
moral
.
for
Merchants
The
progress
of
British
Columbia
depends
on
increased
production
and
increased
purchasing
of
British
Columbia
products
by
the
public.
Be
fair
to
yourself!
Be
loyal
to
British
Columbia
I
Sell
more
British
Columbia
products.
BE
PROUD
TO
BUYRODUCTS
MARRIED
QUIETLY
HERE
ON
SATURDAY
i
Miss
Beatrice
Widmark
of
Commodore
Cafe
Staff
Becomes
j
Bride
of
Vancouver
!
Thjddid
Man
in
St'.
Andrew's
Angfi
dral
at
4:30
Saturday
afternoon,
;Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
officiating,
of
Miss
Beatrice
Anne
Gladys
Widmark
and
Leon
Anthony
Slettum.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
W.
McRae.
The
bride
was
formerly
a
member
of
the
Commodore
Cafe
staff
j
and
the
groom
is
identified
with
the
Vancouver
Sun.
They
will
later
take
up
residence
in
MRS.
EVA
SAXON,
RESIDENT
OF
CITY
EIGHT
YEARS,
IS
DE
AD
The
death
occrured
ut
6
o'clock
yesterday
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
of
Mrs.
Eva
Saxon.
She
was
born
in
England
39
years
ago
and
had
been
in
Canada
12
years,
eight
of.
which
she
spent
in
Prince
Rap-1
ert.
A
brief
illness
preceded
her'
death.
Mrs.
.
Saxon
uw
for'
several
funeral
will
take
place
afternoon
from
the
chapel
The
last
sailing
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Winter
Schedule
will
be
Friday.
March
22.
Effective
the
following
week.
Charlotte
Islands
service
remains
fortnightly
as
at
present.
Full
particulars
from
City
Ticket
Office,
Phone
260.
67
Here
Is
Sound
Value
RUREN
A
WATCH
OF
ATTESTED
ACCURACY
AT
A
MODERATE
PRICE
J
15.00
The
movement
it
15
jewelled,
made
by
the
new
system
so
that
every
part
is
intarchangable.
if
a
part
is
broken,
a
new
piece
will
fit.
Latest
.wrist
styles
suitable
for
ladles
who
want
service.
White
or
green
gold
filled,
same'
movement
In
solid
14K
gold
case
122.50
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
valentIdairy
Telephone
657.
m
The
Tempest.
,
VV.at2u.tn.
"ftffWr
fififi"
!
by
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
M
o-
:;:;;:;;;:;;r:'JOHNBARRYMORE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Capitol:
John
Barrjrmore
1
-L
Friday
and
SatcnJay
Capitol:
"Our
Dancing
Daughter"
with
Joan
Craw-
ford.
.T
Westholme:
Belle
Bennett
and
Net!)
Hamilton
in
.
"Mother
Hackiee."
.
CHAS.
COURTIER
HELD
OYER':
!
PesiulM-
Vuudevillian
Will
Fare
will
I'erfersaanee
-
lrr
V'Toaight
Expense
Toes
through
Great
Britain,
France.
Belgium,
Germany,
Switzerland
and
Italy.
From
4
1
00
op
(Montreal-overscHs
and
return
to
Montreal)
you
get
a
SeVday
to
59
day
sight
double
weekly
service
will
be
in-
seeing
tour-visiting
the
old
world
augurated.
Canadian
National
the
cradle
af
civilisation
-of
steamers
thea
arrivip
Jrpm
Van
seeing
the
world-renowned
cities
couver
eaeh
Wednesift
aW
8a.
and
beauty
.spots,
histo
ic
sites
urday
IQfiti
A-M.
Stillnge
for
and
monuments.
Sail
from
Mont-Vaoaouver
will
be
eartirhursday
real,
July
6th.
on
the
Canard
Line
nd
Sundas'
UhOO
'
P.M.
.Roth
S.S.
"Andania."
Everything
r.irable
ate
inter
accommodation!
and
ehoio-
hotels
on
the
other
side
the
elim
r,;lion
of
the
wrangling'
with
taxi-drivers,
porte-s.
dtan-j
"ontmnts
and
delays
are
only
a!
few
of
the
advantages
enjoyed
by
I
taking
this
most
attractive
tour,
which
off-r
great
travel
value.
J
A
feature
i
touring
Scotland
and!
England
by
motor
coach
.
Full
di'tai's
snd
information
at
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Av-
enve.
Prim,.
Rupee
t,
Phone
260.
!
FRUIT
SPECIALS
CANNED
FRUITS
ARE
HANDY
TO
HAVE.
WHY
NOT
STOCK
UP
NOW
AT
TIIKSU
REDUCED
PRICKS.
.RASPBERRIES
Una
....$1.00
STRAWBERRIES
3
tins
.
.$1.00
FRUIT
For
Salnd-4
tins
..$1.10
LOGANBERRIES
3
tins
..$1.00
PEARS
3
Una
85c
PEACHES
4
tit
8Sc
APRICOTS
3
tins
86c
1
Tin
Pineapple,
1
Tin
Grape
Fruit,
1
Tin
Cherries,
3
Una
&3c
Peaches,
Poari,
2'
i,
3
tins
.
Apricots,
P.
O.
Box
576.
.$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
617-423
6th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18181
:AT
THE
CAPITOL
'
'
.
Iitpl.
rn
1
Wf.wv.
-
-
r
Angel"
with
Gary
Cooper
Nancy
Carroll.
'
Westaotae:
Rod
La
Roque
in
"Love
Over
Night"
1
Wedneeilay
and
Thursday
"Tha
Shonwnrn
'
'
Is
Thrilling
Pic
ture
With
Magnificent
Per-
formance
by
Barrymore
princeas
of
the
blood
and
a
,
peasant,
between
loyalist,
and
Qjvei
revolutionists,
between
generals
I
and
pedlers;
and
love
scenes
so
!
convincing
that
the
New
York
i
Telegram
calls
the
picture
"the
Charles
Ofurtier.
"the
Yeraattlo,
V,wer
w
moawn
movie
main-vaodeville,-
whose
singing
and
"
'
pn?r
...
t.ji.
.
1
am
.VfW
lOTK
11ML
HMO.
yea
lived
on
Third
Avenue
and
L.-1
Mirror.
New.
Evening
World.
more
.rwtfcat
Ahimiatoc
,T
'
ZTTTl.T
Pbst,
San,
American
and
Journal
room.
fcne
ft
aaftive
by
ner
h,
over
0B
ntg
pited
in
declaring
"Tempest
The
morrow
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
"Tempest,"
the
John
Barrymore
screen
masterpiece
that
New
York
acclaimed
during
a
long
run
at
$2
prices,
will
bring
America's
most
distinguished
actor
to
the
Capitol
tonight
and
Tuesday
in
a
romance
of
Russia's
revolution,
Camilla
Horn
and
Louis
Wolheim
appearing
in
chief
support
of
the
star.
Tie
New
York
World
thought
"Tempest"
the
"finest,
most
genuine
motion
picture
John
Barry-more
ever
made"
and
"one
of
the
most
glowing
film
dramas
which
have
come
out
of
the
west,'
while
IH.
;
An
i
t
.-
Ij.
cm
.
to
only
and
will
appear
at
the
Capi-
"l""1
omrijamn
s
linen
tnl
tonirkt
In
anchor
iu
,
wrero
inwminw.
IHIWHIM
JM
a.
a.J
.
.
a
This
wiH
be
Mr.
Courtier
final
;
"l
n
Jor
appearance
in
the
city
unless,
and.15"18
reed
on
anything.
it
is
the
popular
wish,
that
he
be
A.
L.
Gray
of
Victoria,
radio
Pv"n
return
engagement
in
the
inspector
for
the
federal
govern-
near
futnr.
ment,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
follow-'ng
a
trip
to
Haielton,
Smithers,
Prince
George
and
other
interior
oints
and
will
pay
a
brief
visit
here
before
proceeding
south.
SPRING
SCHEDULE
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EUROPEAN
TOUR
MervetaM!
Different!
What
vetrTC
been
waiting
for
Never
tunitiea
SILVER
CUP
HEAD
HERE
W.
B.
Dornberg.
president
of
the
Silver
Cop
Mining
Co.,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
.train
enroute
south
after
having
paid
a
visit
of
in
spection
to
the
property.
Ore
is
being
mined
for
shipasent
and
the
concentrating
mill
If'
turning
PWr
"d
will
soon
be
InJull
have
t.
the
oppor-.
duction.
Mr.
Dornberg
was
seeing
Europe,
in;
u
4
.
lt.
v
e
comfort,
been
presented
than
in
,oolverton.
Own
ITJZit
superintendent
Zut
o)
i
.w-
the
n
Canadian
v-.:
National
t
i
All
in
1929
Wti
will
call
at
Anyox
and
a,on
the
wav
rranged
and
no
Stewart,
sailing
northbound
from
-
Nation
to.
detail
ncewary
on
Pria
Hnnorf
.a-k
wi
yr
P
i
"e
assurance
or
ae-
ind
Saturday
4.00
P.M.
Queen
nine,
and
W.
S.
Sberriff
who
in
charge
of
the
office.
i;
TO
THE
PUBLIC:
HTrT
IT?
I
OIL
A
super-picture
pense
and
thrill.
JOHN
BARRYMORE
IN
TONIGHT
AND
TUESDAY
33c
and
ic
TFTMP!7CT
JL-ilVAA
JUkJ
1
crammed
with
every
elermi
AND
FAREWELL
APPEARANCE
01
Ckas.
Courtier
iie
Veryatile
Vaudevillian"'
In
an
Entirely
Nt
.v
Vt,
COM
INC
SOON
"OUR
DANCING
DALGIITHItH
rymore';
picture
"a
masterpiTce
SmmSmmmSWmm
.
.
.
excellent
entertainment,"
The
highlights
of
"Tempest"
are
scenes
of
passionate
fury
between
I
OGGII
AT
HALF
Tlir
COST
Or
HORSi.s
Digger
Prod'j
't
an
Economical
Operation
CATERPILLAR
TRACTORS
Make
Bigger
Profits
Sole
Distributors
for
II
C
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO,
910
STATION
STREET,
VANCOUVER,
B
I
Branches:
Kelowna,
LY.C;
Nelson,
B.C.;
Prince
(.cr,'.:
mm
Appreciation
I'rfncc
Rupert,
H.G,
March
l$,p2d.
fit-
Wc
wish
to
take
this
ojiptrtunituflthankm
patrons
for
the
generoui
support
ity
have
given
us
in
the
pngt,
and
more
particularly
during
thebaic
which
commenced
on
Friday
and
Is
continuing
until
the
end
of
this
month.
We
have
re-opened
our
store
and
have
on
display
a
very
wide
range
of
smart
new
models,
which
we
shall
he
glad
to
show
our
friends
whenever
they
care
to
call.
Owing
to
the
tremendous
rush
during
Friday
and
Saturday,
it
was.
imposiihlc
to
give
the
personal
service
we
should
have
liked
to
each
customer.
Wc
intend
to
rqinuin
in
husincss
in
Prince
HupOrt,
.
maintaining
a
smart
line
of
Ladies'
Wear
at
the
lowest
possible
pricou,
and
solicit
a
continuance
of
your
patronage
in
the
future.
Yours
very
truly,
Richmond's
Louvre
LTD.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Resu'ls.