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SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
...
in
Soups
and
Creamed
Sauces
TASTE
the
fresh
tweet
flavor
of
pure
country
cream
I
Blending
'
so
well
in
savory
soups,
giving
rich
velvety
body
to
sauces
there's
nothing
like
St.
Charles
Evaporated
Milk
to
make
good
meals
better.
St.
Charles
Milk
Is
evaporated
to
creamy
richness.
All
herds
are
rigidly
Inspected
plants
are
spotless
and
shining.
Sixty
per
cent,
of
the
natural
water
is
removed
and
nothing
Is
added.
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wonder
St.
Charles
is
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safest,
finest
flavored
milk
you
cart
buy.
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Ladies'
Orange
Card
Parly
and;
Dance
Enjoyed
A
very
successtul
bridge
and
whist
party
and
dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
Oddfellows'
1111
by
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
There
were
ten
tables
of
bridge
and
flv
.Viable
of
whist,
prize
winners
being:
BridRe--Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
S.
L
pggfl
Add,,.
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Peachy;
second.
Mrs.
Monkley;
I
men's
first,
R.
Viereck;
second,
H.
to.
Hsle.
I
WhlsU-rLadies,
first.
Mrs.
Rod
.'Morrison;
second.
Mrs.
Elnar
Lar-
sen;
men's
first.
Mrs.
Holmes;
se
cond.
W.
Davidson.
I
After
cards,
delicious
refresh-'
ments
were
served
and
dancing
was
,
indulged
in
from
10:30
p.m.
to
1:30
am.,
a
number
of
the
younger
folk
coning
in
for
the
dancing.
Music
w
furnished
on
the
piano
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
J.
A.
Teng
was
master
of
rere-vr
nles
both
for
cards
and
dancing
The
committee
in
ch
irge
consis
ted
of
Mrs.
W.
Robertson,
convener,
Mrs.
A.
Oujran.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Matter
.
Mrs.
Anderson,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse
and
Mrs.
Henry
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
21.
Arney
sailed
last
n'trht
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
y's
Colds
i
Best
treated
without
m
Y"l
dosing
Just
rub
on
&
visas
PRICES
SLAUGHTERED
!
at
The
Montreal
Importers
Women's,
Men's
and
Children's
Winter
Furnishings
at
Ridiculous
Prices.
We
must
sell
this
huge
stock
to
raise
money
at
once.
Come
and
see
for
yourself.
No
V
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.
reasonable
offer
refused.
Every
Article
at
25
Less
Than
Wholesale
Men's
Ilroadcloth
Shirts,
"Cariboo
Brand"
Work
Shirts,
Fine
Quality
Hats
and
Caps,
Penman's,
Stanficld
and-Viking
Underwear,
Men's
and
Ladies'
Monarch
i
Knit
Sweater
and
llutfspn
jBay
Blankets
at
very
reduced
prices..
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and
See
These
Goods
and
be
Convinced
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
IS
GREAT
CANADIAN
Marie
Dressier
Produces
Another
i
Fine
Picture
In
"Tugboat
A'nnle"
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
.'Canada's
Marie
Dressier."
is
the
'
subject
of
an
interesting
article
in
the
Times-Magazine
In
connection
with
the
pew
Dressier
picture.
"Tugboat
Annie."
j
Tugboat
AnnJC
is
likely
to
become
financially
one
of
the
most
successful
picture'
of
the
year
not
because
of
its
"plot,
which
was
rewritten
by
Zelda
Sears
and
Eve
,
Oreene
from
Norman
Reilly
Ralne's
!
'Satevepost'
stories,
nor
because
of
I
Mervyn
LeRoy's
tompetent
direction.
It
is
entirely
because
of
the
presence
in
its
east
of
an
oM
lady
whose
preposterous
career
makes
the
happy
ending
in
Tugboat
Annie'
seems
comparatively
realistic
and
whose
flamboyant
character
makes
the
people
she
impersonates
seem
pallid
reflections
of
herself.
Seven
years
ago
Marie
Dressier
was
an
impoverished
'bit
part'
actress,
nervously
consulting
astrologers
as
to
the
advisability
of
opening
a
Paris
hotel
in
the
hope
that
friends
who
remembered
when
she
was
a
famed
stage
comedienne
might
patronize
it
enough
to
keep
her
comfortable.
Now.
at
03.
she
is
indisputably
the
most
valuable
performer
In
Hollywood.
Last
year
12,000
exhibitors
In
Motion
Picture
Herald's
nationwide
poll
agreed
that
her
name
was
warth
more
at
the
box
office
than
that
of
Greta
Oar-bo,
Janet
Oaynor,
Jean
Harlow
or
Mickey
Mouse.
Her
last
four
pictures
have
earned
an
average
of
$800,000
eachfar
more
than
any
other
star's.
She
gets
a
salary
of
$4,000
a
week
because
she
is
too
good-natured
to
demand
more.
In
1931
she
won
the
Cinema
Academy's
prize
for
the
beat
acting
of
the
year
in
'Mm
and
Bill.'
Last
year
she
nearly
won
it
again
for
'Emma.'
"Bom
in
Canada
dike
Mary
Pick-ford.
Norma
Shearer,
Pay
Wray.
Flfi
d'Orsay
and
others)
Leila
Koer-ber
(Marie
Dressier),
grew
up
in
Co-
bourg.
OntM
where,
her
father
was
a
music
teacher.
Aw
fife
she
performed
as
Cupid
lna
church
pageant
made
her
audience
laugh
by
falling
off
a
pedestal.
At
14.
under
her
stage
name
(borrowed
from
an
aunt)
the
Joined
an
itinerant
stock
opera
troupe,
finally
got
a
chance
to
understudy
Katstlia
in
The
Mi
kado'
for
$8
a
week.
Eight
years
later,
playing
in
the
same
theatre,
she
was
getting
$890
a
week.
After
six
more
years,
she
played
there
again
for
$1,600.
"When
Marie
Dressier
writes
for
publication,
her
words
are
often
more
sentimental
than
spontan
eous.
The
flavor
of
a
character
which
is
attractive
because
it
has
remained
warm,
vulgar,
direct
somewhat
unsophisticated
but
far
from
unwise
Is
conveyed
In
the
ex
temporaneous
Dressier
aphorisms
that
Hollywood
especially
admires
'I
ought
to
have
had
a
dozen
kids
and
made
their
clothes
and
done
their
washing.
.
.
J
always
felt
sorry
for
beautiful
women.
.
.
Keep
working
always.
It
brings
luck.
.
.
.
A
lady
may
stand
on
her
head
In
a
perfectly
decent
self-respecting
way.
.
.
'
Said
Marie
Dressier
when
Metro-OoWwyn-Mayer
offered
to
make
her
a
star
after
her
performance
in
'Anna
Christie.'
They
lake
you
a
star
and
then
you
FALL
CLEANING
This
is
the
time
to
get
curtains
and
drapes
freshened
up
for
the
winter.
Winter
Coats
Will
be
needed
and
should
be
cleaned.
Ideal
Cleaners
Second
St.
'hone
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Wife's
Culture
Costs
Husband
j
Job
and
Dignity
the
perils
of
"culture"
arc
hilar
iously
portrayed
in
"Mama
Loves
Papa,"
the
Mary
Boland-Charlle
Ruggles
starring
comedy,
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
week-end.
It
is
"culture;"
acquired
by
a
flighty
wife
at
popular
lectures,
that
gets
the
pair
of
comedians
Into
the
series
of
misadventures
which
make
up
the
story.
Ruggles
and
Miss
Roland
are
east
as
a
middle-aged
couple
with
a
flair
for
trouble.
Charlie's
puns
endanger
his
office
Job,
and
Miss
Boland's
ideas
of
refinement
en
danger
everything
else.
Particularly
inspired
by
an
Eng
lish
lecturer
one
day,
Miss
Boland
sends
Charlie
to
work
dressed
In
a
cutaway
coat
and
striped
pants.
Ills
boss
thinks
a
relative
has
died.
and
gives
him
the
day
off.
Charlie
wanders
in
the
park.
Is
mistaken
tor
a
city
official
because
of
hit
costume,
and
Is
forced
to
take
part
in
a
dedicatory
ceremony.
When
the
city's
political
boss
tee
his
oleture
in
the
paper,
he
de
cides
he'd
be
a
better
man
for
park
commissioner
than
the
present
In-
eumherit,
and
appoints
-him
to
the
position.
A
wtriea
of
comic
circumstance
lead
to
an
hilarious
climax.
tarve.
All
I
want
Is
a
small
part
to
come
in
and
upset
the
plot.
.
.'
Hobuit
Personality
Captious
cinema
critics
hare
suggested
that
Marie
Dt
inlir't
most
dependable
talent
U
flexibility
of
her
facial
muscles
and
that
If
the
Academy
awards
her
anything
for
her
performance
in
Tugboat
Annie.'
it
should
be
no
medal
tot
a
mug.
In
this
reepeat.
her
criUcs
are
only
partially
correct
What
makes
Marie
Dressier!
performances
invariably
exciting
Is
the
tact
that
even
when
tbey
are
eare-less
Impersonations
they
are
brU-
tant
records
of
her
own
robust
and
friendly
personality.
'Her
two
colored
servants.
Mamie
and
Jerry
Cox.
have
been
wttfc
her
tor
19
years.
Mamie
handles
her
exoeneas.
banks
her
etMaroes,
selects
many
of
the
innumerable
hats
on
which
Marie
Dressier
Ukes
to
rearrange
the
decorations.
Since
having
an
operation
for
tumor
last
winter.
Marie
Dressier
.works
less
than
she
used
to
-from
10
to
3
every
day.
She
likes
to
dine
in
bed,
seldom
hows
herself
at
Hollywood
festivi
ties,
gives
few
Interviews,
fiend
her
week-end
wtth
wckillte
friends
it
Santi
Barbara
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