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THE
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PAGE
EIGHT
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the
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Theatre
and
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in
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city.
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estholme
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TONIGHT
AND
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GREAT
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5
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ftWi
9
THE
MOST
DISCUSSED
MOTION
PICTURE
With
Sybil
Thorndikc,
the
greatest
English
emotion
a!
actress,
as
Edith
Cavell,
the
martyred
nurse.
SPECIAL
ALL-BRITISH
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PROGRAM.
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ih
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S1IOU
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next
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Angel"
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rr
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l.lne.
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PICTURE
AT
WESTHOLME
live
for
all
time
and
in
"Dawn"
it
is
unfolded
without
gloss
in
a
manner
truly
sublime.
It
will
MallaceColtd.
Cold
Weather
Comforls
A
pair
of
Under
Hose
worn
under
your
silk
stockings
will
be
found
a-
grat
comfort
on
cold
days.
Pure
Wool,
Light
Flesh
Color,
Snug
Fitting.
'
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Optical
Dept.,
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pride
ourselves
on
our
complete
equ.pment
for
accurate
testing
of
the
eyes.
No
longer
must
we
replace
lens
after
lens
in
front
o'
your
eyes
till
we
find
the
correct
one.
Our
new
automatic
instrument
can
change
to
any
combination
in
u
second
and
does
not
tire
ynu
out.
Air.
Jack
Bulger
took
the
full
course
required
by
low
coreriqg
six
'months
in
1025
ahd
got.
his
diploma
with
hapors.
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
can
suit
you.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
DOLORES
DEL
RIO
THRILLS
LARGE
CAPITOL
AUDIENCE
"Dawn,"
the
much
discussed)
T,
i,.tnninv
sl1nromn
noknmvledtre
bv
pic-
British
motion
picture,
shown
at'
.
.
umMa,
-ry
7'
7"o;,ctio
had
its
of
1928
best
film
oaucUons,
nau
i
s
pi
the
Westholme
last
night
dc-tture
critics,
as
one
serves
the
descrption
of
"mas-
initial
showing
last
raght
at
the
Capitol
an
d
won
a
won-terpiece"
bestowed
upon
it,
for4
derful
reception.
The
performance
of
Dolores
Del
luo
a
masterpiece
it
certainly
is.
jn
e
feature
role
of
Ramona
was
amazing
and.delight-The
housb
was
filled
to
its
cap-
IU,
-
,
thi
b
j
the
"
h
greatest
screen
achievement
of
her
acity.
That
the
large
audience
i.
deeply
moved
by
the
story
metcor-like
career.
was
TODfovh,
mnnn.rl
J
of
Edith
Ca
veil's
life
in
Belgium,!
Laughs
and
tears-moulded
m
a
masterly
mannei
should
be
by
v-
seen
."Ramon."
her
trial
and
execution
was
plainly
evident.
One
could
have!
-ry,?a?
u
Ji
heT?tdT
hp
.mflrtv.fliSUPEHNUATION
FOR'
nurse
was
taken
by
Sybil
Thorn-j
dike,
England's
greatest
living!
FIREMEN
IS
IN
FORCE
with
quiet
restraint,
naturally
,
Major
and
City
Clerk
Authorized
and
convinc
ne
v.
10
hhcbib
flgrwmtm
.m..
The
story
of
Nurse
Cavell
will
and
should
not
be
massed.
Cor-jtnd
city
clj;.-k
to
execute
an
ag-rect
in
every
detail
it
reveals
th-,
.eement
proTi'iinjr
for
the
plac-
truth
concerning
one
of
thcing
of
the
members
of
the
fire
world's
greatest
heroines.
:
department
under
superannuation
.
,
benefits
as
requested
wine
time
AnlfiTIlCD
CDmXl
"
aoo
by
the
depart
nient.
To
meet
AnUIIlLlv
01
LllAL
the
scheme,
four
percent
of
tbs
COUNCIL
MEETING
OH
POWER
MATTER-
Members
of
Department
The
city
council
last
night,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Prudhomme
and
be
shown
tonight
and
tomorrow
;
Aid.
Brown,
aut!i.rizcd
the
mayor
monthly
pay
of
the
firemen
will
J
be
deducted
and
the
city
win
contribute
dollar
for
dollar.
The
Dlan
will
come
into
effect
as
from
j
The
city
council
decided
last'
1
0,18
ycar
,
night
td
hold
another
special
r.e,u?ii."
Sf3;
LAUNDRY
ALLOWED
ucui
imtiivi
"
n
Mit,
vvhivih
i
with
the
Power
Corporation
of
I
Canada
in
connection
with
the
transfer
of
the
hydro-electric
plant
and
power
franchise.
Citv
Solicitor
Jnnea
reoortml
USE
OF
STREET
TO
.
DISTAL
OIL
TANK
'ihnt
now
rnnrM
of
thi
nrnnnaml
The
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
agreement
were
available,
incor-
was
friven
Porm''on
by
the
city
iporating
revisions
which
had
council
last
night
to
put
in
a
!
bopn
marln
hv
tho
roiineil
at
taat
fuel
oil
tank
On
a
IWltlon
of
Slth
!
a
:i
,
I
i
A
week's
special
meeting.
,
Avenue
aborning
iui
jjiiu.
The
'mayor
urgpd
th
Mother
i
communication
from
Fred
Weach.
special'
meeting
be'
TieW
as
the
manager
of
thr
laundry,
sUted
matter
was
of
vial
importance
that
an
oil
burner
was
to
be
m-and
should
be
gfven
the
fullest
stalled
and
it
would
be
necessary
consideration.
'to
Pllt
n
1500
Kallon
Unk-
L.
W.
Patmore.
counsel
for
the
Nture
of
the
ground
in
the
vic-I'ower
Corporation,
who
was
at
nity
made
it
.hfficult
to
instill
the
meeting,
said
that
II.
B.
ltiw-
the.
tank
on
th-
property
and
it
son,
the
company's
repreaentat-
w
ivqueateJI
that
the
use
of
5
ive,
was
returning
to
the
city
fe
hi'
18
u
Vl
of
tne
ad:
from
Vancouver
tomorrow
and
joining
the
building
be
allowed
for
the
purpose.
The
top
of
the
would
be
prepared
to
moet
the
icouncil.
Unk
would
oe
iwo
ieei
oeiow
the
road
aurface.
'
.
'
!
Aid.
Collart
suggeated
that
tht
matter
be
n-fferredito
the
Board
of
Works
but,
when
Mayor
Ic-Mordie
oointd
out
that
this
would
b
the
last
meeting
of.
the
present
council,
Aid.
Brown
moved
that
the
necessary
permission1
be
given,
subject
to
the
usual
agreement
and
regulations.
i
This
was
seconded
by
Aid.
Rud-
derham.
Aid.
Prudhwnine
objected
to
the
principle
of
fuel
tanks
being
permitted
on
the
,
(Streets.
It
would
be
just
M
easy,
he
felt,
jto
put
the
tank
under
the
build
ing
or,
at
least,
on
private
properly.
T
Aid.
Collart,
Aid.
Tinker
and
Ald..RuddiihMi
saw
no
object
ion
to
the
tank
being
allowed
on
the
street.
It
was
in
the
residential
section
and,
in
any
case,
it
was
provided
that
it
could
be
ordered
removed
on
thirty
days'
notice.
I
Thi-
request
was
granted
with
Aid.
l'nuh'ime
alone
objecting.
-.inrrinjr
and
dancing
comedian
provided
a
delightful
surprise
'v-ith
his
original
soft
shoe
dancing
numbers.
Tonight
"Paddy"
will
sin
"Sunny
Boy"
as
sum,
by
Al
Jolson
in
his
great
movie-'one
success
"The
Singing
Fool."
The
city
council
last
night
iasse;l
an
account
for
$100
in
fnvor
of
Williiim
Young,
Vancouver
consulting
engineer,
for
his
report
upon
the
power
teii-ers
which
were
rceeatly
vote'
Upon.
As
additional
sum
of
K36.5S
was
voted
Mr.
Young
ir
connection
with
the
obtaining
of
water
rights.
Heart
Palpitated
Nerves
Bothered
Iter
Sleep
Was
Broken
Mr.
Fred
A.
Pup-Icy,
Kaat
Southampton,
N.S..
writMt:-
"I
WW
Ixittvrrd
vcrv
much
with
my
nerves
and
palpitation
of
th
hr.irt!
nod
my
alecp
was
broken
at
night.
I
derided
to
trv
i
I
and
after
I
had
taken
nix
boxes
I
found
that
thev
had
done
nia
so
muflh,
sood
I
will
ajadly
recommend
them
toallthoaa
who
ate
trouMed
with
sleeplepaneai
caused
by
their
Iwart
and
nerve."
Prire
SOV.
per
Ikjx
at
all
droormlii
and
tiealera,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
"price
by
The
T.
Milbun
Co.,
Ltd..
Toroeto,
ObU
If
Nanaimo-Wellington
Screened
Lump.
Nanaimo-Wellington
Screened
Nut
Nanaimo-Wellington
Mine-Run.
Deacon
Hard
Bootless
Lump.
Beacon
Hard
Sootleas
Kgg.
Telkwa
Lump.
;
Of
he
above
there
U
ONE
that
is
particularly
suited
to
your
heating
equipment.
We
shall
b
lad
to
advise
'
yoa
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&
McCaflfery
Limited
Phone.
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and
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of
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feet
i
.
.
..!
J.
A
vvn'n
you
can
aeep
tnem
ury
o
cheaply
.
The
fumous
-"Master
Mechanic"
Shin
for
men
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ever.
;
i-
1
you
wanUto
sve
jnopey,
visit
the
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
i
MA
JU
VIZ
1LUVJ
o
We
are
taking
stock
at
the
end
f
this
month
and
we
must
cl-an
up
the
bulk
of
our
stock
at
great-,
ly
n'duced
prices.
!
IIKUirS
VOUU
CHAXCB
I
PRUNES
60-70,
2
lbs
STic
2fi-lb.
box
W.Gfi
l'UUNES
10-50,
3
lbs
50c
26-lb.
box
$2.95
1
'RUNES
SO-10,
per
lb
20c
'
25-lb.
box
fa.ftO
RAISINS-
Seedless.
7
lbs.
1.00
25-lb.
box
$2.85.
JAM
Mb.
t
ins,
strawberry,
raspberry,
black
currant
kinds.
Per
tin
and
,
76c,
Mussallem
Co.,
Limited
'
1
617-423
Uh
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
WITH
DOLORES
DEL
RIO
SEE
and
HEAR
PADDY
McCULLOCII
SinKiiiK
and
Dancing
Comedian
Tonight
at
the
CAPITOL
7
P.M.
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
Thany.
TZloJlL
Domtitlc
Scitac
Ceantalor
My
Secret
for
Finer-Textured
Cahet
I
must
coniew
that
I
haven't
always
been
aocceaafui
in
the
maWng
of
coke.
I
suspect
that
I
pocewed
more
teal
than
akul
thoToughnm
rather
than
cSsftaeoi.
But
when
1
learned
to
eser-dte
my
beating
proclivities
at
the
start
in
the
crraminj
tntrether
of
butler
and
sugar,
and
to
exhibit
restraint
at
the
fouth
bv
stirring
only
a
moment
after
the
final
vigredicnu
were
vJded,
my
calm
tmproved.
But
the
pratet
improvement
I
hare
ever
made
in
cake
has
been
through
the
use
of
Carnation
Milk.
Betides
being
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
sterilised
for
safekeeping,
it
is
"
homogenised.'
the
awn
content
broken
up
into
minute
particles
and
distributed
throughout
every
drop.
As
a
result,
cake
are
not
only
nch
with
this
uniformly
distributed,
double
share
of
cream,
but
because
of
the
fineness
of
the
particles
the
texture
it
ueeptinnafly
smooth,
fragile
and
fine.
Carnation
gives
similar
results
in
all
cooker''
a
creamy
tfnonthneaa
to
6auce&,
candies
and
ice
cream,
a
rich-rest
to
soup,
and
a
delicate
texture
to
puddings,
cake
and
waffles
that
even
the
beat
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal
Try
thin
convttnent.
economical
and
dependable
form
of
milk
it
just
pure
ttkoU
milk
Willi
about
half
the
natural
water
removed
and
nothing
added.
Write
for
the
free
Carnation
Cook
Book
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Keci-pca."
Address
Carnation
Milk
ProdufU
Co..
Limited.
131
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
It
Makes
Better
Cake
a.
arK
mxtiat&
-
fioduod
b
Ctatda
Carnation
Date
Cake
K
cup
ahortenina.
cup
1
egg,
3
tbap.
Carnstion
Mi.k
v,.'
enouati
water
to
riake
H
C1;
u'f
ll
cups
pSKtry
flour.
8
Up.
twik.
.
powder,
pinch
of
nalt,
1
t-p.
c
nia-VS
tap.
vanilla,
't
cup
c1hhi-'I
cup
broken
nut
meat.
Crea
ening;
add
sugar
grsdual'.y
arvl
i
ttnue
aeaming;
add
beaten
rVg
I
beat
mixture
hard
until
it
t
.-:,(
.i
very
huht
enter
and
creamy.
A'Vi
i
cup
hour
and
stir
until
wdl
n"
'
Maairenouraftriiiun(0!rt
1':
nuts
and
dates
with
a
little
of
ttic
ii
and
add
to
tntiture.
Last,
silt
m
n
i
of
flour,
baking
powder,
salt
arvl
e
:.
namou;
add
diluted
milk
and
fU
.
r-ing
all
at
once;
sCir
vlforomly
for
1
;
a
rntnute.
Poor
batter
imnwdiately
into
pan
which
ha
been
oiled
and
dul
uii
thin
him
of
Oour.
Flare
in
guu'r.
(k?w)
oven
for
first
10
minutes,
t
lien
elevate
to
76F.
(modrratei.
Ba
.e
about
iS
ar.inutea.
Whan
rkme
it
khrinka
from
aide
of
pan
and
spruigs
up
when
preaaed
with
finger.
Remove
from
the
pan,
cool
and
ice
with
Carnation
Icing.
Carnation
Icing
I
M
cup
cottfectioneri'
npr,
1
tbep.
butter,
2
tbrp.
Carnatxio
Milk.
H
tp.
vsoiha.
Cream
batter
and
tided
auajsr.
add
Caraatkin
and
vanilla,
beat
thoroughly
and
spread
on
cake.
THE
perfect
cake
it
the
take
of
perfect
texture.
And
the
way
to
get
perfect
texture
is
to
use
Carnations
the
double-rich
milk
with
the
cream
evenly
shared
by
every
drop.
Adds
wonderful
smoothnjcs
and
flavor
to
all
cooking.
'
(See
recipes
above)
ii
Carnation
Milk
"From
Confrnfed
Cows"