THE
DAILY
NEW3
Monday,
Mar.
4
PAGE
EIGHT
ad1
Dr.
Alexander
THOSE
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becm;r
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Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
AT
7
AND
9
I.
31.
GRAND
DOUBLE
BILL
AT
7:30
P.M.
Tom
Mix
and
'Tony"
in
"Tumbling
River"
AT
8:45
P.M.
John
Mack
Brown
and
Dorolhy
Dwan
in
'
"SQUARE
CROOKS"
SPECIAL
PROGRAM
OF
SYNCHRONIZED
MUSIC
COMEDY
"CLUNKED
ON
CORNER."
ORCHESTRAL
SELECTION
"THE
MERRY
WIDOW."
.'
OX
NEWS
SPECIAL
MUSICAL
PROGRAM
COMING
SOON
SYD
CHAPLIN
AND
DETTY
BALFOUR
IN
SKIRTS.'
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Field
Seeds
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AND
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asm
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of
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!
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gladly
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for
our
readers
who
live
at
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distance
from
a
shopplnz
centre.
This
'service
na
teen
appreciated,
particularly
by
the
women
of
the
district.
There
is
no
added
(
st
and
attention
is
personal.
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Daily
News"
AT
WESTHOLME
A
Friend
to
Women
Lydia
E.
Pinkhain's
Vegetable
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MEDICINE
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WEEK-END
meat:
SPECIALS
;OT
ROAST
BEEF
Per
lb.
lite
STEWING
BEEF
2
lbs
85c
entitled
'Tumbling
River."
It
is
Doro.hy
full
of
pep
and
action
just
one
Crook."
big
bunch
of
excitement
frrmj
first
to
last
!
John
Mack
Brown
and
Dorothy
Swan
are
co-stars
in
the
other
feature,
"Square
Crooks."
This
re-
markable
picture
is
replete
with
breath-taking
scenes;
the
gang-
6ter
battle
being
regarded
as
one
of
the
best
ever
filmed.
There
is
no
finer
story
of
the
under-
world
of
a
great
metropolis.
Excellent
comedies
and
a
news-
reel
round
out
a
first-class
bill.
Throughout
the
evening
the
audience
will
be
entertained
with
a
specially
arranged
program
of
synchronised
music.
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Monday
and
Tuesday
Capitol:
"The
Cossack,"
with
John
Gilbert
and
Renee
Tonight
and
tomorrow
a
double
Adoree.
.
bill
w
jll
presented
at
iihe,
SMefaausicftl
numbet.
Westholme.
'Those
popular
av-
Westaokne
:
Tom
Mix
in
orites,
Tom
Mix
and
"Tony"
will,
"TamUiprjRiver.
appear
in
a
rfal
western
thriller
John
luck
Brown
ma
in
HAMBURG
STEAK
2
lbs.
..35c
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE-
PATROL
COUNCIL
Z
IBS
,
OOC
PICKLED
PORK
Per
lb.
...20c
CORNED
BEEF
Per
lb.
i2c
BRISKET
BOILING
BEEF
Per
lb
12M:c
BOILING
FOWL
Per
lb.
...86c
CHATEAU
piIEESE
2Vlb..4
v
.11.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Lim'ted
617-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
1S&S4
P.
0.
Box
675.
SUITS!
SU1TS!:-
MADE
TO
ORDER
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
We
Deliver
to
Any
City.
Part
of
thr
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
C19
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
.
.
and"
WeUacwiay
and
Thursday
Capitol:
The
Awakening"
with
Vilraa
liankey.
Weatholtit:
Junior
Congh-lan
in
-lurked
Money."
Friday
tnd
Saturday
Capitol:
The
Water
Hole"
with
Jack
Holt.
Al
Stall
and
his
orchestra.
Westholme:
Syd
Chaplin
with
Betty
Balfour
fa
"Skirta."
MASONIC
RITES
ARE
CONDUCTED
Funeral
of
Late
H
i
HM
Ynttroay
D.
Mclntyre
Afternoon,
FOR
LOCAL
SCOUTS
H&S
BEEN
FORKED
Th
rM-ii!ur
mpptinir
of
the
Leaders'
Council
was
held
Friday
evening.
This
is
just
a
new
vesture
in
Scout
work
in
the
city
and
H
is
hoped
that
tt
will.
-help
to
unify
the
movement,
and
so
improve
and
help
the
Scouts.
Fred
Burdett,
Assistant
Scout
Master
of
the
tftlrrl
troop
Sjpate
of
Home
of
the
dbtien
of
aphtrsi
leader.
Basketball
games
will
be
held
among
the
three
troops
during
this
week,
and
it'
is
hoped
that
an
inter-troop
baseball
will
be
formed,
meeting
will
feature
"Resolved
that
rrince
Kupert
Headquarters
of
Their
Own."
Af
firmative
will
be
taken
by
two
scouts
from
the
first
troop
and
negative
by
two
scouts
from
the
second
troop.
Duncan
Miller,
Troop
leader
of
the
third
troop
is
chairman
of
the
council,
and
Walter
Cross,
a
patrol
leader
of
the
second
troop
is
secretary.
Fishermen
MASTEIt
MECHANIC
Shirts
and
Pants
The
best
made,
and
we
can
supply
you
at
30
per
cent
less!
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
"THE
COSSACKS"
AT
THE
CAPITOL
John
Gilbert
and
Renee
Adoree,
the
Brilliant
Stare
of
"The
Big
Parade"
Together
Again
:
Cossack
riders,
brought
from
Europe,
staging
such
thrills
as
leaping
on
galloping
horses
with
sabers
clutched
in
their
teeth,
forming'
human
pyramids
while
galloping
at
breakneck
speed,
and
other
sensational
details;
thril-l.njr,
bajttfel,
betwM
Cossad
and
.Turks,
waged
daring
wiM
gallops,
and
other
strange
thrills
of
horsemanship
mark
"The
Cos
nacks,"
John
Gilbert's
new
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer
vehicle,
now
play
ing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
It
is,
perhaps,
the
most
interesting
.picture
ever
made
in
America.
'
The
central
theme,
as
'in
"The
Big
Parade."
is
the
tender
lovL
tale
of
a
boy
and
girl;
the
same
I
boy
and
girl,
by
the
way,
as
I
Renee
Adoree
plays
the
heroine.
!1his
live
story
is
set
in
the
thunder
of
battle
and
the
heat
of
ad
venture;
massive
hageness
of
setting
adds
to
this
impression.
jBct
there
is
another
Bote;
the
intense,
fanatical
love
of
the
old
:
Cossack
chief,
played
by
Ernest
jTorrence,
for
hia
son.
Gilbert
to
ose
son,
a
swaggering
young
Masonic
honors
were
accorded
Cossack
soldier
to
whom
the
the
late
Herbert
D.
Mclntyre,
great
troths
of
life
come
in
the
whose
funeral
took
place
yester-
smoke
of
battle
and
the
agony
of
day
afternoon
under
the
auspices
torture.
Grim
in
spots,
compel-
i
'
f
Tsimpseaa
Lodge.
Concurrent-
ling
in
realism,
the
play
is,
none,
:.v
there
waif
services
at
First
the
less,
one
of
the
most
beautiful
i
'resbyterian
C
hurch
and
the
of
romances.
Masonic
Tcasple
and
the
burial
in
Fairview
Cemetery
was
of
ir
;Wr.t
mason.
r-
nature.
At
the
Presbyterian
Church
a
trvice
of
hjnKns.
prayer
and
scripture
reading
was
conducted
by
Rev.
T.
Ivon
Jones.
Hymn
vcre
"Unto
th
Hills
Do
I
Lift
up
Mine
',
Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
-There
is
no
Night
in
Heaven."1
yJohn
E.
Davey
presided
at
the
.crgan.
Friends
joined
the
Masonic
procession
at
the
corner
of
Fourth
and
officers
of
Taimpsean
Lodge,
Pallbearers
ware
J.
JS.
Jack,
William
MdvoV.
De
Crerar,
Malcolm
McLeod.
Alex
Murray
and
W.
M.
V.'atts.
all
friends
of
the
Thore
were
many
floral
MUSIC
IS
TO
BE
FEATURED
ALL
WEEK
AT
CAPITOL
Popular
Demand
For
"CapltoUan"
Musk
Brings
Inierestiag
4
BBaaiaaMiaBBlBBI
Avenue
and
Mc
Bride
Street
and
a
large
epnpaurse
followed
the
ortc-e
1o
to$Lt
reking
place.
?
"
"
-
Burial
rites
W
conducted
by
Z1
fl
Z,.t..i
for
"mors
ian
u
u
v-
Capitol
music,"
ar-
rangnMBU
have
been
mad
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scouts
Patrol
fd'ow,1
a
big
mnsical
week
at
the
Cap-
j
itol
cotninencing
tonight
Local
music
lovers
and
espec-j
isJUy
lovers
of
good
orchestral
music'
will
particularly
welcome
1
this
announcement.
The
week's
mnsical
presentations
will
show
a
degree
of
variation
that
will
make
them
all
the
more
enjoyable.
Jack
de
Jausserand.
popular
conductor
of
the
Capftolians,
has
I1
arrangements
in
hand
and
has
been
working
hard
to
make
this
week's
musical
program
"the
best
yet."
tU
week
s
biU
in
detail
is
as
Monday
and
Tuesday
Jack
de
Jausserand
and
Ms
Rupert
Cap-itolians
will
offer:
a)
Lucia
di
LaamMrmoir
(Donasetti).
(b)-
Love's
Old
Sweet
Song
(Freddy
Wells
at
the
Zylophone).
Wednesday
and
Thoiraday
On
the
stage,
CapKolian
"Bill"
Beaumont,
at
the
'cello,
will
offer:
(a)
'Serenade."
(b)
"Pale
Moon"
(by
request).
Friday
and
Saturday
Big
spe-
The
next
ci'
presentation
on
the
stage
by
debate,
Al
Baukil
Bd
D"
Orchestra,
aug-
the
Scouts
of
mena
T
Kupert
uipttoiuns:
Need
a
Separate
f
"Querida."
ko)
sonny
uoy.
THE
KIND
OF
HELP
MANY
MEN
NEED
A
Wealth
Health
in
"FRUfT-A-TiYET
WWever
you
go
in
Canada,
you
wiD
find
many
nvn
who
owe
their
good
health
to
"Fruit-a-Uvm
"
the
marvellous
medicine,
made
from
transformed
fruit
juices
comliund
with
thr
Annat
n!
Saost
sta-ntiRc
Btediuiifil
iimro-difiita.
Sosae
of
these
min
have
Ui'u
mi
vad
of
drpadfol
Kidney
Trouble
or
Rbeussatism.
Otlwrs
auffumi
for
years
with
backache.
8omc
wi-ro
miserable
with
IndiMstiou.
(hhrra
were
weak
and
run-down
because
rf
Headaches,
unatrunt
Nerve,
and
Iiil-ioua
AtUu-lu.
Huudrnda
and
hundred
of
theae
men
had
tried
reawdv
after
reandy
without
relief.
Am
tlieu
"Fruit-a-iivea"
brought
bealtli,
brought
peaee
of
mind,
brought
the
reai
Joy
of
living
into
ttieir
lives.
Ho
"Frtat-s-tim"
will
help
vou.
Get
a
bo
to-day-
23c.
and
60o.--at
dealers
everywhere.
CLASS!
COLOR!
COMFORT!
WARMTIP
ff
a
MmAi
i
-
lAf
UL
TONIGHT
AND
TUESDAY
"THE
COSSACKS?
WITH
JOHN
GILBERT
AND
RENEE
ADOREE
John
Gilbert,
as
a
dashing
Cossack,
has
the
ro
,-
;.
;
ture.sijue
and
appealing
role
of
his
career,
i;.
I
Adoree
will
captivate
your
hearts
and
Ernest
Ton,
j
is
suptrb
as
a
Cossack
chief.
With
a
great
cast
of
r,"
.
Cossacks
and
their
Arabian
steeds
imported
especial!
,
the
pictun-
at
a
cost
of
$250,000.
Daring
horseman
j
Don't
miss
it!
..
COMEDY.
NEWS
hnd
a
SPECIAL
MUSICAL
PRESENTATION
BY
THE
CAPITOLIANS
.a)
"Lufia
di
Lammermoor
Doneietti)
.
fb)
"Love's
Old
Sweet
Song"
(with
"Freddy"
zylophone)
.
j
Two
De
Luxe
hhown,
7
and
9p.m
:;.-r
acj
You
see
our
used
cars
on
the
road
everywhere.
rd
they
are
always
running,
and
running
strong.
:
.;r
usd
car
bargains'
arc'
'real
ba'rgafns
for
the
j
r
-that
they
arc
thoroughly
checked
and
InMnecfo
fore
they
arc
sold.
THE
FOLLOWING
USED
GAK
HAR(i
Al
NOW
A
VAIlX
B
LE:
Vor"
fNfe
I'ECTI
0
N
;.
i.djiui,.,
r.if
t.jtsiijrn
1927
Dodg
SlahJefltHer
UpH01l4(fli
'
1926
Essex
Coach
...
1928
Model
A
Tudor
Demonstrator
'
-
1927
Ford
Tudor,
good
equipment
.
.
,
1
1927
Ford
Covered
Light
Delivery
1923
Dodge
Covered
Delivery
1
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
9
ippers
'THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Kupert
B.C.
aaaassaaMaaaaaBwaBaamBaMBm---
a
I
-
Bring
Your
FURS
to
Goldbloom
lie
pays
the
highest
prices.
(LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
61,4
Carfige,
Wareh"
fJistributinir.
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