PAGE
EIGHT
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
thjo
city.
Westholme
Theatre
ONE
SHOW
ONLY
MOaJ)AY,
TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY,
7
P.M.
AT
7:30
P.
M.
The
Stupendous,
Spectacular
Super-Masterpiece,
"The
18
FAMOUS
STARS
AND
SUPPORTING
CAST
OF
5000
II.
B.
Warner,
Jacqueline
Logan,
Ernest
Torrcnce,
Gei
rgcSiegmann,
Montague
Love
and
Many
Others.
MAGNIFICENT,
DAZZLING,
AWESOME,
INSl'IKIXG.
"HODGE
PODGE"
TRAVELOGUE.
FOX
NEWS
PATJIE
REVIEW.
SPECIAL
MUSIO
Vocal
Solo
'THE
HOLY
CITY"
by
Sirs.
Jarvis
McLeod.
Adults
75c,
Children
25c.
COMING
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
The
Grand
British
Air
Spectacle
"THE
FLIGHT
COMMANDER
With
Sir
Alan
Cobham,
K.
B.
E.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Wonnnri
V
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BMIH.ti
I
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Prmn
Kuum
r
YAM
OtVLK,
VICTORIA.
wa
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lia
IMtteAale.
Alert
My.
etc
TUXMldi.
3
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p.m.
for
I
AM
III
VUl.
VII
TOftlA.
ltutfale.
Alrrt
hai,
rlt..
Friday
Mildnuht.
lot
UIL
ARM,
AN
VOX.
dTLV'AKY.
WALK
UI.AMl,
t"MT
SIMI'SUV
NAAS
KIVKIC,
Sunday
8
tt.m.
US
XD4
Atrnur.
U.
M.
SMITH.
A(rnu
I'rin.i-
Ku).rrt.
!...
Ttiiubgti
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.o
Victoria
ai0
Hmtlle.
and
lJiice
cik-l
iirnMitli
lu
oettliiailur
UCAPJWIMM
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
f.om
Prince
Rupert
To
'(ttrblkan,
Wranifll
and
sluicwar
January
It.
SS.
Tw
uiM-ouM-r,
Vlftorta
and
tsruttfe
January
S,
16.
.
l'lllNCIWK
KOYAL
loi
lluliMlHlr.
Kat
IVIla
IMIa.
Ocean
Kail?.
amu.
AUrt
ISay.
Campbell
Klrr.
niWMivrr
and
Victoria,
ptrry
I'rlda,
lu
p.m.
XttnU
for
all
Mimlilp
Line.
l
oll
Information
from
f
ODi
ll
t
III.
Itll
AI.KVT
CTtrr
4lli
Stmt
and
5rd
Avenue.
I'rlm-e
Kupert.
lUf.
Phone
31.
P.ANADIAN
NATIONAL
Qfie
Largeft
Mlway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
KalllniH
from
I'lllNti;
KITCItT
for
VAM
OI
VKK.
YKKMtll.
hfcATTLK,
and
Intermediate
polnti.
rach
I
ItlDAY.
:
am.
It
STISIVART
and
AXl'OX.
Mtb
WEIJNESIUY.
10:a
p.m.
Tar
NORTH
AMI
"OI
TII
CJt
lN
CHAHIOTIK
IHLANIfa,
IVtnltlitly.
l-ASMACil-i:
TIUINS
IXAVK
I'KIN'CX
HIM.UT
Earh
MOMIW.
U:iMllA
and
ATl
IIIIAV
at
11:30
am
fur
ITtlNCK
(lEDItfJi:,
ll))IONTO.N.
UIXMl'iti.
all
pttut
Bafrn
t'anada,
titttrd
Stol.
Aoiixrv
am.
ori:.s
sirAMsmr
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Kupert-
Phone
2C0
-
-
.
.
..
.
..j
i
Daily
News'
Ads.
Bring
Results
KING
OF
KINGS
WONDER
PICTURE
"WINGS"
A
MAGNIFICENT
AMAZES
CAPACITY
UDIENCE
sleepers
provided
for
those
from
Alberta
will
be
cut
in
at
Edmonton.
After
it
leaves
Edmonton
party
will
number
more
than
225.
The
delegates
from
the
prairies
will
represent
Winnipeg,
and
other
Manitoba
points,
Moose
Jaw,
Regina,
Saskatoon,
Calgary,
Edmonton
and
intermediate
centres.
Wednesday
will
bring
the
lumbermen
In
sight
of
Jasper
Nat
ional
Park
and
Mount
Robaon,
and
the
train
will
wait
two
hours,
in
the
evening
at
Prince
George,
while
the
members
are
the
guests
of
the
lumber
manufacturers
operating
along
the
Prince
Rupert
line.
There
.will
be
a
Theatce
party
at
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
even
of
entertainment,
and
a
stop
will
be
made
at
Powell
River
for
a
visit
to
the
paper
mill.
The
boat
will
arrive
at
Vancouver'
Saturday
night
WHAT
IS
IT
!
that
keeps
fob
alwis)ook-
Ing
well
and
smartly
dresj-
ed?
'tj.l
om
'service
PHONE
619
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitings
and
Overcoatings
on
hand.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
all
guaranteed,
best
materials
and
reasonable
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
tbe
City.
YALENT1NDAIRY
Telephone
657.
YOU
MUST
SEE
'Capitol
Crowded
l
ast
Nij;ht
at
Jean
Wilson-llrowne
Gives
Premier
Showing
Artistic
Purforra
.ante
.
"Wings,"
the
greatest
air
The
talented
ortist.
Jean
WiUon-
Just
one
grand,
gorgeous,
gilt-,
spectacle
of
nIFiime,
the
picture
Ilrowne,
whoso
engagement
at
the
tering
panorama,
is
a
true
descrip-
which
has
broken
all
records
of
Capitol
opened
last
night,
wan
tion
of
the
wonder
picture
"Tne
any
film
at
any
price,
was
given
given
an
enthusiastic
reception
King
of
Kings,"
presented
to
a
a
wonderf
ill
.reception
last
night
when
she
offered:
"Out
of
the;
large
and
appreciative
audience
at
at
the
Capitol.
jDusk."
"Loch
Lomond"
and
the
Westholme
last
night.
Daz-
It
is
a
fllnttetting
forth
the
"Where
My
Caravan
Hrs
R.sieii.",
zlirnr
scene
after
scene
with
a
work
of
the
yaumr
knigbta
of
the'
At
tonight's
performance
she
splendor
which
as
yet
has
been
un-
clouds
In
the
,w:
But
It
is
far.
will
sing
by
special
jequest:
surpassed.
The
subject
matter,
more
that
rf'fjjjn.
It
is
an
epje
the
life
of
Jesus
Christ,
is
treated
of
fearless
younp
manhood,
a
in
a
reverent
and
faithful
manner
aean
of
tribute
to
the
airmen
and
the
storm
and
earthquake
"whose
wing
are
folded
forever"
scenes
after
the
crucifixion
held
-.a
a
DeautlfuV
phrase
of
iledioa-the
spectators
spellbound.
From
on
say,
and
It
also
an
amaz-start
to
finish,
it
is
a
veritable
ing
example
of
what
can.
b;
triumph
of
the
motion
picture
art.
achieved
In
the
air.
How
this
Everyone
should
see
it.
.
(picture
ever
came
to
be
made
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod
at
the
open-
passes
understand.
ng.
It
is
no
ing
sang
"The
Holy
City"
sweetly
.
,
combination
of
trickery
and
mod-
The
picture
will
be
shown
again
els,
but
a
realistic
visualization
of
tonight
and
tomorrow.
:
LUMBERMEN
!
AREONWAY
Will
lie
Entertained
at
Theatre!
Party
Here
to
See
DOxing
real
people
riding
the
clouds
and
triumphing
over
the
dawn
TWELVE'
KETCHIKAN
GYROS
COMING
HERE
Will
Attend
Local
Installation
of
Officers
Tomorrow
Evening
Twelve
members
of
the
Ketch
i-
jkan
Gyro
Club
are
leaving
their
'
or
e
on
the
motorhhip
Bellingham
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
22:
On
tonight
and
will
arrive
here
to-their
way
to
Vancouver,
where
morrow
morning
to
be
present
at
they
will
attend
their
38th
an-
the
installation
of
officers
of
the
nual
convention,
200
members
of
local
club
which
will
take
place
the
Western'
Retail
Lumbermen's
tomonow
night
in
the
Boston
Hall.
Association
left
Winnipeg
last
The
visit
of
the
Ketchikan
Gyros
night
on
a
special
Canadian
National
Railways
train.
At
Sas-
is
in
return
for
a
trip
made
north
by
local
members
last
summer,
katoon,
delegates
from
Saskat-
wnen
me
emu
was
inauguraieu
m
chewan
will
board
the
train
and
the
"first
city"
of
Alaska.
District
News
VANDER1IOOF
Roderick
Maedonald
of
Ilulatt
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
'
where
he
will
receive
treatment
in
the
General
Hospital,
Mrs.
E.
Forfar
and
mother
of
'li'ort
St.
James
were
visitors
in
va
nderhoof
'lai
Meek.
;
Work
on
the
Stuart
Lake
wharf
s
ptoctedtngf
vfth
despatch
and
win
be
cdmjflej1
fey
extract
date.
ing
and
uoxmg,
ana
on
i-riaay
Erne,t
Umb
jeft
jat
WMk
for
morning
the-delegates
will
sail
on
Vancouver
where
he
will
take
an
the
Canadian
National
steamship
(examination
in
cream
testing
and
Prince
Rupert,
which
they
have
'
gutter
making,
chartered.
Meetings
and
confer-
ences
will
be
held
on
board,
as
n
g.
Sutton.
Prince
Gwm.
well
concerts
and
other
forms
as
district
horticulturist,
was
a
via-
itor
in
Va
nderhoof
last
week
on
official
duties.
Sergeant
Walker
of
the
provincial
police
has
received
instructions
from
Victoria
to
prosecute
all
persons
driving
motor
ears
under
1928
licenses.
A
plebiscite
will
be
held
here
on
January
31
to,
decide
waetber
or
not
a
government
liquor
More
twill
bf
establish.
In
Vs
nder
hoof.
Election
of
village
commissioners
will
tal
place
the
aonnA
rl
a.
Old
and
young
are
taking
a
,keen
interest
in
hockey
playing
and
skating
here
just
now.
Flashing
Eyes
Laughing
Eyes
DovvncastEyes
Eyes
tell
Your
Character
Brown
ye
for
itrength
Blua
for
gtntroiity
Gray
ejrei
for
jealouiy
Sparkling
eyei
indicate
beautr,
ye,
and
good
health,
tool
Do
your
eye
parUe?
Are
the
whitei
clear
or
are
they
tinged
with
yellow
indicating
an
out-of-iorU
condition
due
to
constipa
tion?
If
to,
you
need
iMtmrt
Bttdum
Anrrti
Try
a
rrtular
d.Ilr
yfUt
court
fr
ihoril
S'
prlod.
Youf
..Ul
'A
VtmrtAU
Itll
lb
Mary.
Product
tit
rlktmmlt.
Stht
Altntu
H.rold
F.
Kilchi
Co.,
Llmii.J,
Toronto
(a)
"Tostis
Good-Bye.
"
(ti)
"Comin'
Thro'
the
kye.
(c)
"Kamona."
PAPER
CHASE
LAST
NIGHT
INTERESTING
Event
Staged
by
Young
People'&j
Legion
of
Salvation
Army
A
paper
chase
wai
held
last
night
by
the
Young
People's
Legion
of
the
Salvation
Army.
A
team
consisting
of
Capt.
E.
Anderson;
freorge
Almon,
Ted
Herman,
Miss
Evelyn
Pierce
and
Frank
Pierce
made
the
trail
which
another
teajs,
consisting
of
Mrs.
William
Herri
Ed.
Kane.
Johnny
Pierce
and
Miss
Helen
Sim.
failed
to
find.
The
route
was
f
om
the
Army
Citadel
to
Borden
Street,
over
Graft
Hill,
along
Seventh
Avenue
and
buck
on
Eighth
to
Mc-Bride
Street,
to
the--Totem
Po'e
Hill
and
back
to
the
Court
Home.
Sides
will
be
reversed
for
another
paper
chase
next
week
.
GOOD
REASON
"Now,
we
know
that
the
iirth
is
perfectly
round,"
said
the
Professor,
"tell
me.
Mr.
Jenkins,
would
it
be
possible
for
you
to
walk
right
round
the
earth?"
"No.
sir."
"And
why
not?"
"Because
I
twisted
my
ankle
at
football
yesterday
1"
Yorkshire
Post.
An
Up-to-date
Optical
Dept.
We
pride
ourselves
on
our
complete
equ
pment
for
accurate
testing
of
the
eyes.
Ko
longer
must
we
replace
lenr
after
lens
in
front
of
your
eyes
till
we
find
the
correct
one.
Our
new
automatic
instrument
can
change
la
any
combination
in
u
second
and
does
not
tire
you
out.
Mr.
Jack
Bulger
took
the
full
course
requi
ed
by
law
covering
six
months
In
1926
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
sure
we
cn
suit
you.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
Don't
take
a
chance
of
wet
feet
vhen
you
car
Get
a
pair
of
Rubbers
here
for
$1.25
The
famous
"Master
Mechanic"
ii
rt.s
for
men
price
the
lowest
vcr.
.he
.V)U
want
to
save
money,
visit
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
COAL
Your
choice
KDSON
CAS8IDY
WBIf
LINGTON
TELKWA
Ait-o
Uulkley
Hay
and
Grain.
Anient
fcr
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Priiice
Rupert
Feed
Co.
with
CLARA
BOW
THRILLING!
WONDERFUL!
MARVELLOI
AND
YOU
MUST
HEAR
JEAN
WILSON-BROWNE
"The
Golden-Voiced
Soprano"
Singing
Tonight
-
(a)
"Tostis
Good-Bye."
(b)
"Comin'
Thro'
the
Rye."
(c)
"Ramona."
:
'
50
c.j
15c.
"
50co,
15c,
AT
THE
anuary
bale
Rubber
Footwear
At
Extraordinary
Low
Prices.
Mack
Chief.
Dominion
Ktlbber
Makes.
MEN'S
KNEE
KUBHKR
HOOTS
Sites
to
11
$l.7."
MKN'S
TIIBUK
QLLARTEKS-Sises
6
to
11
$."
MEN'S
HIP
BOOTS
Siies
6
to
11
.$fl.!."
BOYS
HEAVY
KNEE
BOOTS-Wies
1
to
5
$K.HI
BOYS'
HEAVY
STORM
BOOTS
Sin
1
to
YOUTHS'
HEAVY
KNEE
BOOTS
Sites
11
to
IS
.
YOUTHS'
HEAVY
STORM
BOOTS
Sim
11
to
12
LADIES'
RUBBER
BOOTS-Knee
length.
Sites
2'3
t
7.
$2..-
LADIES'
STORM
BOOTS
Sites
2
to
6
S8-"M
MISSES'
RUBBER
BOOTS
Knee
length.
Sixes
II
to
2
Price
fe.U--
CHILDS'
RUBBER
BOOTS
Knee
length
Sites
5
to
it-Price
f
l.JK.
Fraser
8l
Payne
3ltl)
AVENUE
AND
CTII
STREET
f
FOIt
A
REAL
ENJOYAKLE
MOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
Phone
IMuc
389
2nd
Ave.
and
1th
M
NONDS
S
Cross-cut,
Crescent
Ground,
will
saw
10
more
timber,
time
and
labor
betn
eaual.
than
anvothor
rnadeThis
guarantee
has
never
been
challenged
.
SIMONDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.,
LIMITED,
T.
MMI
STRUT
N0
ACORN
f
Nut.
MONTRtAL.
Qui.
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
TORONTO,
ONT.
T
JOHN.N
J.
s
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AWS