four
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Be
Careful
About
Child
ren
s
Colds
TREAT
THEM
PROVED
WAY
More
mothers
use
VapoRub
than
any
-
ether
medication
ot
its
kind
they
'
have,
proved
It
by
use
in
their
own
nomes.
it
was
ur-ther
MO
proved
In
the
world's
largest
colds
I
clinic.
No
"dosing"
just
massage
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throat
rhpsf.
nnA
'
back
at
bedtime.
Almost
at
once.
Us
poultlce-and-vapor
action
starts
.
to
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phlegm,
relieve
lrrlta--
con
and
coughing,
uS,
help
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ureas,
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me
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'
Australia
May
Build
Planes
For
Air
Force
.
'
-LONDON,
Jan.
9:
(CP)
The
Air
Ministry
announces
that
Sir
.
Hardman
Lever,
who
headed
a
nilsslon
to
Canada
last
year
with
avlew
to
having
airplanes
manu
factured
in
that
Dominion
for
the
-jjoyal
Air
Force,
will
make
a
similar
trip
to
Australia
soon.
The
trip
,
J11
be
made
at
the
request
of
the
-Australian
government
which
Is
.desirous
of
increasing
the
capacity
of
the
aircraft
manufacturing
Industry
of
tho
Commonwealth.
Hottest
Weather
In
Twenty-Three
.Years
Being
Felt
'
-
MjmjuuiNfc,
Australia,
jan.
v:
(CP)-Fierce
bush
fires
are
raging
fn
the
township
areas
of
the
city
of
Melbourne
Temperature
has
reached
109
above
zero,
the
hottest
weather
in
twenty-three
years.
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Regular
$39.00,
Sale
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Axminstcr
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27x54.
Regular
$4.00,
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Spring
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Size
4-0.
Regular
$17.50,
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Spring
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Mattress
Regular
$22.00.
Sale
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Size
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$20.00.
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Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
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Co.
frlace
Rupert
I
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'
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
M7
Building
Fund
Of
coys
Llub
Aided
,
Recent
Campaign
KesulM
in
Goodly
Amount
Being
Raised
At
a
meeting
of
the
Boy's
Club
j
supervisors
held
last
Thursday
eve-nlng
with
Noel
Jones
in
the
chair
the
treasurer,
William
Oalr.
report-led
that
the
sum
ot
$142
was
realized
as
a
result
of
the
recent
efforts
of
the
committee
and
numerous
helpers.
This
sum
has
been
added
to
the
100
set
aside
from
the
tag
day
collection
as
a
building
fund.
1
The
executive
committee
was
authorized
to
arrange
for
necessary
repairs
to
the
roof
of
the
new
club
quarters,
also
cleaning
and
painting
the
Interior
of
the
,lower
floor.
I
It
is
the
intention
of
the
com-
mlttce
to
give
the
public
the
op-
portunity
of
Inspecting
the
club
rooms
when
they
have
been
re-
conditioned.
This
may
take
the
tox
public
meeting,
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Victor
Beynnn
Sent
Up
In
Con-
i
ncction
With
Killing:
of
Ken
neth
Brown,
Prince
Rupert
Fisherman
I
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
9:
(CP)
-i.
Victor
Beynon,
28-year
old
logger-fisherman,
was
committed
for
trial
Saturday
on
the
charge
of
mur-
aering
Kenneth
Brown,
Prince
Ru-
pert
nsnerman,
who
was
fatally
shot
at
Egmont
near
Pender
Har
-
bor
on
December
18.
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NEW
HOUSE
io
WARMFH
FOR
ENVOY
Rail
Attended
by
Ottawa's
Prominent
People
Opens
Palatial
New
Legation
By
MURIEL
ADAMS
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
OTTAWA,
Jan.
9:
(CP)
House
of
France
In
Canada,
the
$500,000
newly-completed
residence
of
the
French
Minister
to
Canada
and
Countess
Robert
de
Damplerre,
was
formally
opened
last
week
when
distinguished
guests
attended
a
formal
ball
there.
The
Governor-General
of
Canada
and
Lady
Tweedsmulr
were
guests
and,
on
their
arrival,
were
greeted
with
the
playing
of
"God
Save
the
King"
and
"La
Marseillaise."
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
members
of
his
cabinet
and
representatlvts
of
the
diplomatic
corps
were
among
the
700
who
attended.
Since
July.
1936,
when
the
prime
minister
laid
the
corner
stone
of
the
stone
structure
hugging
a
blufl
on
the
Ottawa
River,
about
a
mile
from
the
centre
of
the
city,
architects,
engravers,
sculptors
and
artists
from
Paris
have
been
at
work
carrying
out
the
plans
of
Eugene
Beaudoln,
chief
architect
of
civil
buildings
In
France,
who
designed
the
building
In
collaboration
with
Antoine
Monette
and
Marcel
Pari-zeau
of
Montreal.
Modern
French
Style
Floor-to-celllng
windows
banded
In
brass,
opalescent
folding
doors,
wide
mirrors
and
singular
treat
ment
of
walls
are
features
of
the
.
spacious
rooms
of
the
distinctive
1
three-storey
building,
constructed
in
modern
French
style.
1
Designed
squarely
with
flat
roofi
'the
first
floor
of
the
legation
jhouses
offices,
kitchens,
garages
land
a
conservatory
which
opens
off
the
reception
hall.
Smoklns
room,
state
dining
room,
ballroom
and
music
room'
and
the
minister's'
office
are
on
the
second
floor
and
look
down
from
a
marble
baius-traded
balcony
t0
the
wide
ro
tunda
of
the
reception
hall
below.
Glass
windows,
15
feet
wide
and
40
feet
high,
centre
the
front
ot
the
building
and
reach
from
the
floor
of
the
rotunda
to
the
third
(seashore,
In
the
home
or
village
and
country,
36
persons
can
sit
I
down
to
dinner
at
the
mahogany
I
table
in
the
dining
room.
Light
shining
through
the
long
windows
around
the
room
during
the
day
or
falling
from
the
concealed
flx-
turcs
brings
to
life
these
realistic
murals,
painted
on
the
walls
by
Alfrrit
Courmes.
Below
the
entrance
hall
Is
a
"game
room"
where
plng-pon?
tables
and
games
are
arranged
In
a
setting
of
brightly
-
colored
chintz-covered
furnishings.
Windowed
doors
open
from
this
room
on
to
the
gravel
walk
on
the
river
front
of
the
legation.
Glass
doors
open
at
the
other
end
of
the
game
room
into
a
long
corridor
leading
to
the
garagf,'
closed
In
from
the
outside
by
folding
glass
doors.
Clipped
deer-hide
cosy
chairs
and
sofas
furnish
the
smoking
room
next
the
minister's
office.
Here
the
walls
are
lined
with
cedar
bark
and
the
book
shelves
are
of
natural
cedar.
A
wide
mirror
across
the
top
of
the
open
fireplace
reflects
the
rolling
Gatineau
hills
In
the
distance
viewed
through
the
wide,
tall
windows.
IS
HUMAN
DOCUMENT
"The
Sisters,"
With
Be
tte
Davis
and
Arrol
Flynn,
at
Capitol
Theatre
"The
Sisters,"
screen
adaptation
of
the
best-selling
novel
of
the
same'jted,
Capt.
Carter:
Dovre
B.,
Capt.
name,
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
la.
M.
Martlnusen;
Embla,
Capt.
A.
here
as
the
first
of
the
week
tea-'
Andreasson;
Bertha
O.,
Capt.
Al-ture
offering.
It
co-stars
Bettejbert
Erlckson.
and
Margaret
No.
1.
Davis
and
Errol
Flynn
with
principal
supporting
parts
taken
by
Anita
Louise,
Jane
Bryan,
Beulah
Bondi,
Henry
Travers,
Ian
Hunter,
Donald
Crisp.
Alan
Hale,
Dick
For-an,
Patric
Knowles,
Lee
Patrick
and
Laura
Hope
Crews.
The
story
Is
that
of
a
period
well-remembered
by
everyone
above
the
age
of
thirty-five
or
so
and
Uie'Natlona,
Ranwav,
n,.
motorhln
scene
ranges
from
a
little
town
ln,Northland
arrlved
at
9:30
pm
and
storey
where
the
minister
and
hls;8an
San
Francisco.
Francisco.
wife
and
their
two
small
children
Count
Oeorges
de
Bulldche
and
Ann
de
Damplerre
live.
Glass
doors
at
one
end
of
the
reception
hall
open
to
the
steps
at
the
entrance
to
the
legation
at
one
side.
French
Furniture
A
circular
"petit"
salon"
at
the
end
of
the
long
ballroom
leads
Into
the
dining
room.
Flowered
needlepoint
against
a
biege
background
covers
the
gold
furniture
imported
from
France
to
furnish
this
room
planned
especially
for
a
music
room
for
the
countess.
Blush
pink
sculptured
plaques
I
.of
Joan
of
Arc,
and
other
char-1
acters
of
French
history
centre
the
J
curved
walls
of
the
salon.
Window.
ed
doors
open
from
It
to
a
railed
stone
terrace
which
leads
down
to
the
outside
walk
along
the
cliffs
qverlooking
the
river.
Lining
one
wall
of
the
long
ballroom
Is
a
large
Gobelin
tapestry
or
the
17th
century,
representing
the
Trlumphe
of
Constantlne.
from
drawings
by
Raphael.
Bordering
the
tapestry
at
the
ceiling
and
the
sides
are
sculptured
figures,
the
work
of
Louis
Leygues,
noted
French
sculptor,
of
the
dlties
por-French
sculptor
of
the
deities
por-doors
open
from
the
ballroom
to
the
balcony
overlooking
the
rotunda
of
the
reception
hall.
Above
the
doors
is
a
relief
of
the
Vlmy
Memorial.
..
..
Walls
again
catch
the
eye
in
the
office
of
the
minister.
Here
historical
events
of
the
early
French
settlers
sre
finely
etched
on
the
marble
walls.
Cut
with
a
small
nall-like
tool
and
Inked
bv
hand
with
a
black
Inked
cloth,
these
scenes
cover
the
walls
from
top
to
bottom.
A
personal
note,
has
been
placed
In
the
Dortraval'
of
these
scenes
by
the
engraver,
Charles
Plnson
of
Paris,
who
Invented
the
engraving
treatment
and
supervised
the
etching
of
the
walls
of
the
office.
Likenesses
of
the
minister,
the
Countess
and
their
two
children
are
noted
In
the
court
figures
surrounding
Henry
TV
at
one
cor
Mui
tuM
10
can
"ancisco,
new
.
Milium.
ixon
in
u
a
vivid
reproduction
of
the
San
Fran
Cisco
earthquake
and
fire
of
1906
as
seen
and
experienced
by
the
heroine
of
the
tale.
Miss
Davis
plays
the
part
ot
one
of
three
sisters
who,
tlrlnc
of
life
In
her
small
home
town,
marries
a
young
newspaperman
and
moves
to
.,
There
things
do
not
8
and
the
girl
Is
forced
t
8
working
to
make
a
living
for
'.herself
as
her
shiftless
husband.
Finally.,
the
husband
deserts
her
and
ships
for
the
Orient,
returning
after
he
learns
of
the
earthquake
disaster.
Their
reunion,
many
months
later,
forms
a
dramatic
climax
to
a
forceful
human
document.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
J.
Jerstad
and
K.
Ziebart,
city;
J.
J.
Skye,
Edmonton;
William
Aldlc
ad
Harry
Hill,
city;
J.
H.
8hrlaberg
Vancouver,
Central
1
Charlie
Anderson
and
D.
Had-land,
Digby;
Mike
Kowal,
Jedburgh,
Sask.;
Ot
Nelson,
Vancouver.
Knox
G.
Wilson,
Ketchikan;
G.
Anderson
and
W.
Morton,
city.
Savoy
J.
Rutledge.
Dlgbv
Island:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Riley,
Vanderhoof.
1
,Ians
Hansen,
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
MVS-
Allison,
Vancouver;
C.
H.
Clark,
city.
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What
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Winter
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ltltlTIll
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COLt.MM
in
I'Konm:
In
the
Mattrr
of
the
"Administration
A(f
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
lta(e
of
Harold
Hlgtald
Porlu
Jaronsen,
Deceaned
TAKE
NOTICE
UmA
by
order
of
HU
Honrr,
w.
E
flrfier,
ithe
29th
dtyiUmbta,
made
the
21t
day
of
December,
nf
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lain
f
...
.
.
i
1
m
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hin.
.
iminl,tMii
nf
ner
or
the
room.
Watching
the
ar-J
points
Adminittor
of
iu.e
eute
r.r
the
ewtate
of
lumry
p
Mmrfjeod,
other-rival
of
,
the
Jlrst
galleon
at
Quebec
imra,d
8l2val1
Dort
Jacotaen,
de.
wU
known
ca
Harry
P
MacLeod,
d-
,itv,
t,mi,Jl
,,
,.
.
I
cnued,
end
all
partlrti
having
claim
rawed,
and
All
partU
having
clalmi
wun
tniepse
interest
in
another
.
a3it
the
nld
mWe
re
hereby
re-
agalrwt
the
aatd
eat4kt
are
hereby
re.
Is
a
figure
Of
the
Countess'
pet
nlred
to
furnt&h
Mtme.
properly
Terl'.lqulred
to
furnWih
name,
properly
veri-
H02
"Boulettc"
Tlpxpmhlanro
nf
rvrd
to
me
on
or
before
the
2nd
day
I.X.dr
Keselmimance
oror
Pcbruary.
A.
D.
1M9.
una
all
partly
architects
and
associates
Of
the
UMnHra
to
the
ejrlat.
an,
renulred
ro
engraver
are
included
In
other
scenes.
,
'Views
of
France
...Surrounded
by
vivid
views
of
peasant
Jie,.
In
France,
at
the
pay
uie
anvount
of
their
lndebtednee
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Offload
Administrator,
Prtnre
nupert,
B
C
Dated
the
30th
day
of
December,
A
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
1
J
Many
Boats
Engaged
In
Herring
Fishing
Here
Two
Alaska
Ships
in
with
Fish
for
Transshipment
Early
January
sees
.10
less
than
c'.ght
large
selneboats
naullng
herring
out
ot
Tucks
Inlet
at
the
head
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
where
a
rubstantial
run
of
fish
is
in
progress.
This
Is
the
greatest
number
of
herring
seiners
ever
to
be
operating
simultaneously
in
the
harbor
as
far
as
can
be
recollected.
Fish
ot
seven
ot
the
boats
Is
being
taken
by
the
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
reduction
plant
In
Tucks
Inlet
and
by
the
B.
C.
Packers
reduction
plant
at
Port
Edward.
The
eighth
boat
Is
fishing
for
the
halibut
bait
store
ot
the
Canadian
Fish
ti
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
seiners
are:
Western
Monarch,
Capt,
Charles
Clark,
and
Port
Esslngton,
Capt.
Pete
An
derson,
for
Nelson
Bros.;
Balsac,
Capt.
John
Orvlk:
Good
Partner.
Capt.
Nordhus;
W.
N.
7.
Capt.
R.
Oammon;
W.
N.
9,
Capt.
Martin
Skog,
and
Zenardi,
Capt.
Charles
Haan,
for
B.
C.
Packers,
and
Anna
S..
Capt.
Ole
and
Ell
Skog,
for
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Engaged
as
packers
are
the
Western
Star.
Capt.
William
Dryborough,
and
Western
Princess,
Capt.
Alex
Duthie.
for
Nelson
Bros.,
and
Bill-
mor.
CaDt.
James
Donaldson:
Llm-
Capt.
George
Fritz,
for
the
B.
C.
Packers,
It
Is
expected
that
the
B.
C.
Packers
will
be
shortly
opening
up
its
reduction
plant
at
Pacofl
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Two
Alaska
ships
were
in
port
Saturday
night
discharging
fish
for
trarvtshlnmpnt
Va&t
nr
f!annrlt:in
alled
at
n:50
pm
,n
continuation;
of
her
vovage
to
guie.
The
Ton
gas;
arrived
at
12:05
midnight
and
sailed
early
Sunday
morning
for
Seattle.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
In
port
at
5:15
last
evenin?
from
the
south
and
sa,ied
at
8:30
pm
,or
stCwart
anA
Anvnv
h
.111
rnm'
hcre
tom0rrow
morning
and
sail
at
1
.,n
,nr
ih.
a
w
Robinson
has
returned
to
duty
as
purser
of
the
Cardena
this
voyage!
atter
naWn?
ahore
,n
Van
couver
for
a
month
on
vacation.
The
Dally
Mvw
is
an
A.
D.
C
paper.
FOR
UK
NT
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tf.
LOST
New
navy
blue
coat
and
grey
Stetson
hat
from
Moose
Hall
dance.
Return
to
34
Taxi.
(6)
WORK
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
Oirl
wants
work.'
Housework,
laundry,
store,
ahone
,
Black
820.
0H
EXPERIENCED
girl-desires
housework
by
day
or
hour.
Phone
52,
(0)
WANTED
LOAN
$300
Will
pay
8,
best
security,
for
six
months
or
12
months.
(0)
IN
TIIK
StTltEMK
t'OfllT
OK
IIHITISII
COLUMBIA
In
the
Matter
of
tli
"Adinlnlitratcii
Act"
And
In
th
Mutter
of
the
t:Ule
nf
flrnry
,
MacLeod,
I)rcrurd,
Ollirrlf
Known
an
Hurry
I'.
MittLrud
TAKE
NOTICE
thftt
b
Ordf
Of
H'
Honour
Judge
W.
E.
Plahcr,
Local
Judja
of
the
Supreme
Court
ot
British
Col
rvrrf,
to
me
on
or
before
the
lftt
day
of
February.
1839,
ind
all
prU
Indebted
to
th
MLabi
u-.
nmiul.wt
to
nav
the
amourkt
of
Utelr
lnUtlnK
to
trie
fotthwlth.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
OfXlcUl
AdmlrJatrator.
lYlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
Dwted
the
3lt
day
of
December,
A.D.
1938.
.
,e
-
Military
Students
Learning
Cookery
New
Course
I
Added
At
Kingston
College
With
Nine
in
First
Class
KINGSTON.
Jan.
9:
CP
Stud-
ents
at
Royal
Military
College
ars
to
receive
instruction
In
cookery
Nine
men
will
Uke
the
first
course
RETIRING
OF
QUINTS
Less
Public
Inspection
Henceforth
Threatened
by
Dr.
Dafoe
CALLANDER.
Ont..
Jan
9:
(CPl
Guardians
of
the
Dlonne
Quln
tuplets
have
not
only
spurned
an
otter
that
they
appear
at
the
New
York
World's
Fair
next
summer
but
It
Is
possible
their
appraranccj
before
the
public
In
Canada
wit
end
soon.
An
offer
of
nomethlrn
between
$500,000
and
$1,000,000
from
World's
Fair
authorities
was
rejected
by
the
Quint's
guardian
The
4
-year
old
girls
will
stay
In
Canada
and
continue
attracting
tourists
by
the
hundred
thousands
from
the
United
States
and
Canada
to
visit
them
at
the
Dafoe
Nursery
near
here.
j
But
a
new
threat
appeared
in
the
statement
of
Dr.
Allan
Roy
Dafoe.
their
physician,
that
the
famous
children
may
be
secluded
from
the
public
in
the
near
future
He
said
that
continuation
of
their,
dally
appearances
before
visitors
at'
their
home
might
have
a
detrimental
effect
on
the
children.
The
physician
set
no
date
on'
which
they
would
cease
their
appearances
and
It
Is
believed
they
will
stage
their
dally
"shows"
in,
the
playgrounds
through
next
summer
at
least.
1
The
plan
then
Is
to
build
a
larger
home
for
the
quints,
their
parents
and
their
seven
brotheri
and
sisters,
some
place
on
their
'state
far
from
automobile
road."
The
suggestion
has
been
made
that
tourists
might
see
them
at
a
distance
through
glasses.
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
will
be
In
regular
monthly
business
scs
sion
at
Its
weekly
luncheon
on
Wed
ncsday.
Next
week
the
club
will
be
addressed
by
Col.
J.
W
Nlcholls,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Ratri
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
Phone
2X1
I'd.
Iln
US
Monday,
January
9,
ijjj.
RIGHT
from
the
start
19.TJ
RCA
Victor
Perfection
is
Your
One
Rest
Ruy
With
KCA
Victor
ou
know
what
yon
jet.
Each
year
ItCA
Victor
leads
off
ulth
every
advantare,to
brlnC
you
another
trenter
year
In
Hadlo
Model
9512
$07.00
Only
RCA
Victor
Offers
Vou
All
These
Rnilio
Refinements
And
n
addition
you
can
have
the
advantage
of
RCA
Victor
superior
radio-technical
adjustment
service
tor
local
radio
conditions
at
Expert
Itadlo
Servicing
This
Past
Week
..
.
The
Capitol
Theatre
ha,
proudly
presented
some
truly
fine
Motion
Pictures
such
at
"HUHHICANK"
"ALEXANDER'S
RAGTIME
HAND
"FOUR
DAUGHTERS"
IlEItt:
IS
ANOTIIEit
.
.
.
to
Join
this
select
company
ot
Inspired
productions
.
.
.
S8BF
K
193
r
lam
m3
fi
be
world
hit
waited
to
ice
the
girl
who
laughed
at
Leslie
Howard,
double
croud
Humphrey
Do
girt,
toyed
with
Henry
Foods
and
George
Brent
.
.
.
at
last
meet
her
match
(a
dashing,
datiog.
devil
raaycarc
Errol
Flynn?
mm
(At
7
21
and
9
29)
Alv
CARTOON
L
NOVELTY
TONIOI
.
TUESDAY
and
WEDNESDAY
Two
Shows,
7:00
and
9:05
A.
L
Stewart,
manager
of
Bute-dale
tannery.
ra.ue
north
from
Vancouver
t:
Butedale
on
the
steamer
Cardena
yesterday.
Now
at
Popular
Trices
RCA
Victor
Magic
Drain
Magic
Voice
Magic
Eye
Electric
Tuning
for
All
A
Triumph
of
Tone
A
Symphony
of
Wood
Plus
Itadlo
Prrformaure
of
Highest
Fidelity
.JM
All
Makes
of
Kuillo