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I
PAGE
EIGHT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westhol
D
me
Theatre
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
7
AND
9
P.
M.
SATUKDAY
MATINEE
AT
2:30
P.
M.
Janet
Gaynor
&
Chas.
Farrell
IN
A
Neapolitan
Love
Lyric.
'The
Maske
d
Menace
Chapter
2
"An
Unknown
A
Assassin
The
Screen's
Most
Thrilling
Serial.
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES.
60c
and
15c.
Matinee,
35c
and
10c.
Child
buyer
of
the
lucky
ticket
at
the
Saturday
Matinee
gets
one
month's
free
pass.
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
"The
King
of
Kings"
Canadian
National
Steamships
;
Prince
Rupert
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AND
SH
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Dock
fhetinevtM.
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makers
Founders.
Woodworkers
lite.
KLHTOtlC
AND
aCETYI.KNE
WKI.MN'l
Our
plant
is
equipped
u
handle
all
kind
o
MARINE
AND
COMMRRCIAI
WORK
PHONES
4.1
and
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AND
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Tlefcet
Offlfe,
fit
Third
Ave,'
Prinee
Hupert
Phone
260
CECIL
1J.
DE-
MILLE'S"
"King
of
'
Instead
of
the
regular
January
business
meeting,
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Federation
held
a
bridge
'party
and
dance
last
evening
in
Booth
Memorial
School.
Member
of
both
the
retiring
and
new
board
of
school
trustees
as
.veil
ua
other
guests
we:e
present.
There
were
14
tables
of
bridge
and
prize
winners
were
Miss
M.
Hartin,
George
II
.
Slocks,
S.
D.
Johnston,
Miss
Barrie
and
F.
V.
Vickers.
After
refreshments
had
ueen
served,
there
was
community
singing
under
the
leadership
of
J.
S.
Wilson
and
Miss
Thora
Thorsteinssen
sang
delightfully,
ccompaniexl
by
Miss
E.
P.
Gras-ic.
.fjancing
followed.
JUST
SO
Vlsftor
-Those
are
nice
dres-
adngirooma
you
hare,
attached
to
the
football
stadium.
Professor
Dressing
rooms?
ThW
are
the
college
buildings
1
-Life.
An
Up-to-date
Optical
Dept.
We
pride
ourselves
on
our
complete
equ
pment
for
accurate
testing
of
the
eyes.
No
longer
mut
we
replace
lens
after
lens
in
front
of
your
eye
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.
Jatk
Bulger
took
the
full
course
required
by
law
covering
six
months
in
1025
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.
tVe
nre,
ajure.,we
cn
tuit
you.
.
,
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
'Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIViJUY
Throughout
tlie
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON
CASSIDY
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Also
Bulkley
Hay
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
mugs
will
be
shown
at
the
Westholme
next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
Sixteen
stars
of
first
brilliance
in
the
cast,
five
thousand
characters,
backgrounds
of
majestic
beauty
and
pageantry
and
the
most
soul-stirring
story
of
all
time.
In
sheer
drama
and
pictorial
magnificence,
"The
King
of
Kings"
will
hold
you
spellbound.
This
mighty
De
Mille
epic
wasone
year
in
the
making.
It
required
the
services
of
a
veritable
army
of
writers,
technicians
and
craftsmen.
No
production
has
ever
been
made
that
compares
with
it.
The
entire
family
should
see
"The
King
of
Kings."
It
provides
gripping
entertainment
for
all
ages,
all
creeds,
all
classes.
The
experience
of
seeing
this
immortal,
emotional
drama
will
leave
-a
cherished
memory.
SCHOOL
TEACHERS'
BRIDGE
AND
DANCE
Delightful
Function
Held
Last
Night
in
Iiooth
School;
lie-tiring
and,
New
Trustees
.Present.
MISS
NELSON
CHARMING
BRIBE
Was
Married
Last
Evening
William
Watts
at
Anglican
Cathedral
son
of
Eighth
Ave.,
became
the
bride
of
William
Mills
Watts,
a
well-known
and
exceedingly,
popular
merchant
of
this
city.
The
bride
was
very
pretty
and
charming
as
hc
entered
the
cathedral
on
the
arm
of
he
4
father
while
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
played
the
Bridal
March
From
Lohengrin.
She
was
beautifully
and
wearing
the
conventional
bridal
veil
and
orange
blossoms.
She
cariied
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
roses
and
Lillies
of
the
Valley.
The
bridesmaid,
Miss
Millie
Os-
'
Nelson
home
by
Mr.
Nelson,
Mrs.
Galland
and
Mn.
Short
ridge.
"Wiei
.large
double
room
was
prettily
i
decorated
with
daffodils
and
on,
the
dining
table
at
one
end
was
the
three
laye;
wedding
cake
sur-j
mounted
by
streamers
.
and
sur-!
rounded
hy
candlee,
the
tjliole
aet-i
jn'r
being
very
effecttve.
The
I
bride
and
groom
received
under
a
silver
bell
and
the
scene
was
one
of
much
gaiety
and
atarrlnient.
I
Bouffet
xupper
was
served
by
nu.ses
from
the
hospital
with
Miss
Winnifred
Tbb,
R.N.,
in
charge
and
assisting
her
being
Mii:t
McMurphy,
M!ss
Money,
Miss
O'Neill.
Miss
Gordon
and
Miss
Mary
Mcllae.
The
huge
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride
and
her
health
was
ably
p-.oposed
by
A.
J.
Galland.
The
jrroom
responded
and
Mr.
I'oavon
and
Mr.
Gibson
al
matte
oriei
nun-.orous
speectaM.
A
number
of
the
young
folks
accompanied
the
bride
and
groom
to
the
steamer
Cardena
on
which
they
sailed
to
spend
their
honey
moon
at
Portland,
aeauie
anu
Vancouver.
On
.their
return
they
will
reside
on
Atlin
Avenue,,
wesi-
view.
Tht
bride's
going
away
Jrcss
was
rosewood
taffeta'
erepe
and
she
won-
a
navy
coat
with
jlack
fur
ami
liat
to
match.
GTLU-COLDS
H
Check
st
firit
aneeze.
H
Rub
on
Inhale
vapori
"
am
.
am.
BaTaW
H
Jfr
afP
LARGE
AUDIENCE
THRILLS
AT
"FOUR
WALLS"
PICTURE
Jchn
Gilbert
Gives
Great
Performance
in
Strongest
Part
Since
"Uig
Parade"
Is
it
better
to
marry
the
girl
that
will
male
one
tin
excellent
wife
or
the
beautiful,
unrestrained
flapper
that
-is
the
life
of
every
party?
This
is
one
of
the
problems
faced
by
John
Gilbert
in
his
new
starring
picture,
"Four
Walls,"
which
is
now
playing
at
the
Cap
itol
Theatre.
Gilbert
plays
the
role
of
a
New
York
gangster
leader
"railroaded"
to
Sing
Sing
for
four
years.
When
he
leaves
for
p:ison,
there
are
two
women
left
behind
who
love
him.
One
of
them,
played
by
Carmel
Myers,
moves
into
his
home,
helps
support
his
mother,
and
waits
faithfully
for
his
return.
When
Gilbert
is
released
from
his
prison
cell
he
finds
both
women
waiting
for
him.
Each
wants
his
love
and
the
first
place
in
his
heart.
Which
shall
be
choose?
to:
Gilbert's
decision
.is
largely
influenced
by
the
faSbt
that
he
really
I
loves
the
girl
who
is
the
life
of
the
party.
.
But
the
methods
he
luses
and
tjbe
strWle
'
m?
afces
Seldom
baa
there
been
a
pret-
tn
-roi,wi
Iter
aSulv
rrreat
and
tier
wedding
than
which
took
pJnce
We
lobefoV
inekWhWjWn
.a
ovniiaj.nr
smc
'"""
-
decisiqpu,-
contrie
to
maJctttg
thedral,
Rev.
J.
G.
Gibson
of-
pour
Walls"
one
of
the
greatest
ficatipg;
when
Miss
Alice
Evelyn
piclureM
of
u,e
ycar.
Nelson,
daughter
of
John
S.
Nel-j
TOCH.
MOVEMENT
IS
DESCRIBED
BY
WORD
AND
PICTURE
Before
an
audience
of
abnu!
"0
:h?
sons
in
the
Baptist
Church
Hall
last
n'ght.
Frank
Webb,
Do
minion
nnrnnixer
of
Toe
H..
stioke
i
gowned
in
crept
back
satin
with
intmtngly
on
some
of
the
fea
uneven
line
and.
necklace
of
pearta
tures
of
the
movi-ment.
Hlustra'-ing
his
Temarks
with
magir
lan-j'crn
siide.i.
Mr.
Webb
de:riied
w.ir
scene's,
the
d'fferent
houses,
I
of
Toe
H
.,
various
pad"es,
etc.
Mr.
Webb,
who
has
been
here
borne,
was
charming
in
shell
pink
for
the
w,
vne99i
georgette
withilver
girdle
and
Monday
mornin
to
Prince
Gaorge
shoes
to
matcU,
carrying
pink
jn
the
courae
o
bis
tour
of
the
chrysanthemums
and
wearing
:west.
'
wide
leghorn
hat.
George
Pear-1
f0
m!tevJitei
IWiurer-
.ailing
last
night
."'U
the
Carden.
for
VailcouYer
best
man.
The
ushers
were
e.a-
.
Geor,te
t.
trix"U
and
die
Smith,
Bob
Bartlett
and
Jack
Wa"f.
Christiansen.
Nelson
Jr.
The
church
waa
ar-lE-
tiatically
decorated,
this
being
the
1
iL
.
.
.
Iks
worx
oi
some
oi
uic
uuinai
wis
hospital.
After
the
cc
emony
while
the
register
waa
being
signed
Miss
1
nl
n
..u
iMil.nt.
In
fl
and
prior
to
that
Menaeiasonns
Wedding
March
on
the
organ,
the
.lappy
couple
leaving
the
church
imid
showers
of
confetti
and
rice.
Following
the
ceremony
intimate
personal
friends
of
the
b-lde
.ind
room
were,
welcomed
at
the
32.50
ORTIIOPIIONIC
VICTROLAS
AND
RECORDS
Wonderful
Program
of
Entertainment
All
Next
Week
at
Capitol
M
c
Saturday,
January
1
4
11V
'1V1U111
Ul
JJlUlUll'M
()-
week
Is
probably
the
best
i.
f
ii
snown
since
me
opening
of
Capitol,
and
is
as
follows
tin-
tl.
Monday,
Tuesday
and
W.
ilm
day,
"WINGS,"
with
Clara
;w,
one
of
the
greatest
producti-m.
,
all
time;
Thursday,
Marion
li;Ui
.
in
"The
Cardboard
Lover,"
si,M,
also
includes
boxing
and
;mi,..
ville);
Friday
andia.urda.
,
(..
leen
Moore,
in
"linpjpUess
Alu
a,1,
The
celebrated
artist,
Jean
WI1-
one
oi
tne
Diggesi
dox
on-,,.
.on-Urowne,
known
as
"The
Gol-
tractions
of
the
past
year,
den
Voiced
Soprano,"
has
been
en-'
The
appearance
of
Jean
Wils.,.,-gaged
to
appear
all
next
week
at
Browne
is
being
anticipai.d
,
,
the
Capitol
and
with
a
repertoire
much
pleasure-
by
local
n
,
,
including
operatic,
classic,
Scotch,
lovers
and
arrangement,
i,,,
,
ballad
and
other
songs,
Capitol
been
made
to
handle
a
fi
patrons
are
assured
of
a
rare
house"
for
her
opening
hen
M
l
treat.
;day.
TODAY
AT
THE
CAPITOL
2:30
AND
7
P.
M
25c
and
5c;
35c
and
THK
IDOL
OF
THE
8CKKEN"
J
0
II
N
G
I
L
B
E
U
T
"FOUR
WALLS"
His
Finest
Hole
Since
"The
Big
Parade."
2,
Big
New
Serial
"TAKZAN,
THE
MIGHTY."
COMEDY-
FABLE-TOPICS.
'!A
WONDERFUL
SHOW."
IT'S
IN
THK
Alltr
Everyone's
Talking
"WINGS"
Coming
Monday.
Jean
Wilson-Browne.
Soprano.
a
I
no
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYApLE
IOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
"
Co.,
Limited
Phone
Blue
3S9
2nd
Ave.
and
1th
St
Matter's
Voice
trademark
is
a
woili
wide
tjlisimn
HIS
of
trade.
Victor
products
are
known
in
efcry
peftol
the
globe,
-
have
been
for
morcthan
a
quarter
century.
Nothing
in
tlmr
field
ever
equalled
Victor
pro
ductf,
they
lead
the
wcjrld
in
pirfcrmancc.
Every
New
Victor
Ridio
a
perfected
radio,
fir
advanced
in
design.
A.C.
tub:
operation,
tingle
control,
lighted
dial,
velvetlike
tone
and
volume.
-
smart
tasteful
cabinets.
litre
is
featured
the
popular
Lowboy
model
a
cabinet
designed
specially
for
authorised
Victor
Radio
Dealers,
and
offered
by
them,
to
you,
with
the
New
Victor
Radio,
Victor
Loud
Speaker,
full
set
of
eteht
tubas,
and
"plug
in"
cord
for
only
28y,
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Caaada.Llmitcd
THE
MEW
VICTOR
RADIO
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detry
enclosed
m
a
urn.'
ly
brown
walnut
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We
leave
it
to
you
to
judft
the
Viaor
amuntwn
that
the
tone
of
this
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plea
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who
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