ME
THEATRE
Prfitfc.
Hupcrt
Daflj
r?ctos
JLtrj.
S.iuii-rby,
January
24.
lO-l'S
CFPR
R
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycle
In
a
bar-room
that
changed
Its
locale
from
the
Bowery
to
thr
Yukon
as
the
turn
of
the
century
approached.
But
It
Was
pleasant
corn,
as
intended,
and
the
bar-room
atmosphere
was
emmiscences
'Subject
to
change)
Don't
Take
Chances!
By
w.J.
1
Reflections
I
11
Rl
substantial.
-
Master
of
ceremonies
Vic
Dun
can,
a
gay
blade
With
a
pun
and
a
harmonica.
Introduced
the
performers
with
savolre-faire
T)..lli!
S
I'""""
-----
KATTjKUAY-P.M.
3:30-NBC
Symphony
Oreh.
4:30
Here's
lo
Rmr.unee
5:00-Tea
Dance
5:30
P4ier
C.'t,Ut
Fresh
salmon
in
January
German
and
a
Frenchman.
Th?
would
be
hailed
as
a
luxury
in
latter
remained
in
Rupert
the
:ien.
iu,urs
of
entertain-
-most
parts
but
no
excitement
rest
of
his
life,
cultivating
the
'
has
been
noted
in
Prince
Rupert
longest
and
noblest
moustaches
4
iw"
"
nivlit
when
the
LittleiWrMn
the
occasion
required.
ever
seen
in
capitivity.
imum
preseniea
i
roll
ir,.
!
It's
taken
as
a
matter
of
course
j
or
perhaps
viewed
with
a
'
yawn.
But
if
the
fish,
of
dis-i
tinguished
appearanee,
in
a
.
,
,
,Ki
;i
revue
befer
i-i
i'
'
V'hy
take
chances
on
ruining
your
ear
in
Winter
when
a
good
grease
job
NOW
will
prevent
serkms
trouble.
j,
ihe
Civic
ten
WELL
ESTABLISHEL
So
well
are
laws
of
heredity
established
that,
trivpn
nnrp
Third
Avenue
window
yester-
4:30
Music
for
Sunday
5:00
Record
Album
5:30
Music
In
Three
Quarter
Time
0:00
CBC
News
6:10
The
Old
Songs
(i:
30
Familiar
MuhIc
7:00
Stage
48
E:00
Readers
Take
Over
8:30
Music
by
Eric
Wild
9:00
Cassics
for
Today
9:30
Vesper
nour
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
-B
C.
New.
10:15-Canadian
Athletes
io:3ti--Prelude
to
toinnlght
1
1
:00
Weather
ahd
sign
orf
ann
MONDAY
A.M.
7:30
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8
.15
Morning
Son
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
'J:
15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:5!)
-
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
1
10:30
-
Roundup
Time
10:45
--Scandinavian
Melodies
II
00
Elevenses
1
11
:15
-Reminixcen
,
11:30
Weatner
Forecast
the
.,,.,
ifial
it
was
The
show
opened
with
a
burst
of
nostalgic
soiig
"The
Bowery,"
"Daisy
Bell"
and
"Sweet
Adeline"
un
by
John
Currle,
Clifford
K
n
u
t
s
e
n
Lorraine
Youngraan
and
Marie
Lavigne
while
a
jaded
barkeeper
polished
glasses.
day,
could
have
been
displayed
'
gtrains
of
m,
gPneticl.sts
know
cj
mi-
anywhere
down
east,
it
would
what
strains
their
progeny
will
be.
5:45
Spwts
coili
e
j
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
Recorded
6:15-Museti"
Time
6:30
Inside
Siory
6:45
Accordhi!!
to
Record
6
:
50-Recorded
Interlude
7:00
-
Sons
Festival
7:30
Orian
Mu.sic
7:45-This
week,
Wp'.
8:00
-Sat.
Nit'Ht
Serenade
8:30
-Old
Time
Khythin
9:00-Saturday
Nisiht
Danclm?
Party
9:30-:iiamter
Music
Trio
10:00
-
CBC
News
10:10
-
B.C.
News
,.)i..rt
of
the
1,'nmP.
,
.,n
formed
credlt-
it'
maintenance
of
t
is
the
yard-
nicnt.
then
the
it
inu'ht
be
marked
;
have
had
an
exclusive
position,
j
picture
of
where
it
was
caught,
j
photo
of
man
who
captured
it,
;
sprigs
of
parsley
all
over
the
!
place
and
a
freshly
shaved
j
guard
posted
nearby.
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
Box
38
FORI)
-MONARCH
DEALF.R
Phone
13
Lois
Thompson,
Nina
Younij-man
and
Maresa
Windle
turned
STRENGTHEN
COPPER
Addition
of
two
per
cent
beryllium
to
copper
hardens
the
metal
and
increases
its
tensile
strength.
out
as
a
tap-dance
trio,
and
Of
the
multi-that
threaten
,.!
I'"1-1
later,
bolstered
by
Monica
Holt
uHut.
ur
and
pro-
I
j
by
ag
a
oaring
can-can
quar
j
As
if
foreseeing
a
day
when
'
nearly
every
other
man
in
Can
.1
.'
,.
.1
in.iilV
tette.
Perched
on
the
Reniiiiw
(il
Hie
wcr.-i.
,
,l
iii
the
Ions:
near
il
Onll.
mahogany
bar.
equipped
10:15
Aranou
Ii.Jn
microphone,
Lorraine'
10:30
-
Harry
Janu
s
ii
il
prior
to
the
with
Cement
Gyproc
Plaster
Lime
Roofing
Material
Shingles
and
routigman
sang
"Harvest
H:00-Weather
toreca.st
l,v
.some
as
me
Moo
victor
Duncan
and
Hazel
'
q
i.,i.h
T:i.
v
in'-
v.
Moore
as
nu.a.iu-
dance
6uH
luvc-lorn
Cockney,
ada
would
be
packing
a
gun,
Prince
Rupert's
first
Rifle
Club
was
organized
not
long
before
the
outbreak
of
the
first
war
'
Chiefly
in
the
interests
of
local
security,
as
well
as
patriotism,
i
the
site
of
the
range
was
picked
along
the
shores
of
McNlcholl
Creek,
across
the
harbor.
A
wise
j
precaution!
It
was
much
better
i
to
destroy
a
squirrel
or
porcu-!
pine
iii
the
wilderness
than
nn
ci
in
iii
fiiti
la
I.S
nave
long
suspected,
Dangerous
Dan
Mc-Orew
was
not
shot,
he
was
stabbed.
At
least
there
was
no
gunfire
In
the
Malemute
saloon
I
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
!
LUMBER
OF
ALL
KINDS
I
COAL
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
!
.,,,,1
Jim
Sabourin
as
G..-.-ii.-ir-et.
her
hard-r..im
nun
in
the
com-o
Mi
--Thumb."
Both
'
;
and
Mr.
Sabourin
,
jnih
rtion
and
ges-MiMwient
honesty
to
.',
(;:,-,
l!
verbal
sparrina
KUNDA
-
-
A
M.
8
'!8-
Ci.n.-r-rt
Album
9
00
BBC
News
find
Commentary
9.15--Sttngs
and
Suuers
9:30
Harmony
Haibour,
Hal.
9:59
-Time
h.r.na,
10:00
B.C.
Gaidcnir
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30
-The
Way
of
the
.Spirit
11
:00
Cm;
News
11:03
Capitol
Reports,
ou
11
:30
Religious
Period
-Tor.
f.M
scare
someone
to
death
in
Prince
Rupert.
11:31
Message
Period
1
1
33
-
-
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
-
Ethel
and
Albert
P
M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25-Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Int.
1:00
The
Coicert
Hour
1:30
-Afternoon
Recital
1:45
Cooking
Sjchool
and
Commentary
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
when
the
lights
went
out
last
night.
But
then.
It
was
billed
as
pantomime,
so
maybe
Rob-j
ert
Service
had
a
case,
after
all
1
1
Aj
the
ballad
was
unfolded
by
narrator
Jim
Sabourin,
the
dire
i
..r
.i
the
author
had
restrained
and
love
-eie
in
PHONE
111
PHONE
116
.effects
of
a
woman's
unfaithful-i
Since
earliest
days,
Prince
Rupert
has
never
lacked
the
service
of
barbers.
There
was
usually
competition.
A
little
capital
was
needed,
of
course,
to
start
in
business
but
the
figure
.-,
tiirr.-ted
by
Mrs.
ness
became
evident
to
the
audi-
j
!
with
others
in
ence-
The
Lady
Known
as
Lou
;
Mrs
J.
S.
Black,
J'"
down
her
drink
long
enouch
-
fir-ice
Brow
i
to
'nsPct
the
corpses
and
then
i
(the
curtain
went
down.
LARGE
POPULATION
waiS
by
no
means
prohibitive.
Java,
with
an
area
of
51.000
Pa(M
were
scraped-
whiskers
.-lit.
GURVICH
&
SON
Cont
i
actors
BASEMENT
FOUNDATIONS
OUR
SPECIALTY
LAND
CLEARING
BOCK
WORK
TRUCKS
For
Hire
PHONE
32
or
RED
511
SIXTH
STREET
farce
"Oood
Cast
as
Dangerous
pan
Mc-
Ml
square
miles
and
a
population
trimmed,
hair
clipped,
while'
New
York
Pniiiiarmunic
Orch.
Chtircl
f
the
A:f
Mo.-ical
Frourain
CBC
News
John
n!icr
I!'
,)ort,.s
Weed-end
Review
T
B
A.
Weather
Forecast.
12:00
1:30-2:00
2:30
2:33
-
2
45
3
35
4.00-
:i.
saw
Cathie
Grew
was
Gordon
Carlson,
the
Caroline,
talk
man,
Lady
Lou
Dorothy
Keehn,
Alfred,
played
by
"Man
from
the
Creeks,
Al
For-nut
of
his
sleep
man;
Lady
Lou,
Dorothy
Keehn;
j
G
iNcoe
out
of
bartender,
John
Currie;
Rag
of
57.800.C03.
is
the
most
im-
casaul
conversation
was
built
up
portant
island
in
the
Nethr-
with
tne
barber
himself
now
and
lands
East
Indies.
(
tnen
contributing
a
few
timely
.
remarks
They
have
been
f
re-
iMTPPFsTivr,
?ttidv
quently
known
to
do
just
that.
Musical
P'o!;nnil
Music
In
Nature
Fossils
are
neirified
remains
Brother
Moody,
now
retired
and
the
first.
There
are
those
who
,.r
i.,,o
,,r
ti,
ii
living
living
in
in
Minneapolis,
Minneapolis,
came
came
with
with
!
in
a
yawn-time
nine
reasoning,
ibb'-d
chairs,
the
:i
full
svmpathv
'l
IJXIIUI
til
1
Idl.-)
blldb
11VCU
time
Kid,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black:
gamblers,
Clifford
Knutson,
and
Robert
Irvine
and
narrator,
Jim
Sabourin.
i
The
recitation
bv
James
Sa-
in
some
past
period
of
the
earth's
history.
James
Ham.
Andy
McNaui;hto,i
and
Arthur
Welch.
say
he
was
No.
1.
Other
daybreak
arrivals
included
a
colored
man
bourin
and
the
piano
playing
George
Go-id
and
For
Fast
Service
on
Transmission
Belting
write
or
call
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Wholesale
Distributor
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
712
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
DoilKlas
the
door
by
Allan
Forman
were
excellent
Macaulay
presided
at
.m;
Alfred.
'.
Caroline"
was
i
Hasil
s.
Prock-
straight
out
of
the
'
Gay
Nine-tii
had
its
setting
features.
.
and
usherettes
were
Mrs.
George
I
n
a
m
e
d
Montgomery,
whose
PROVIDES
REAL
ESTATE
..
daughter
attended
Prince
Ru-The
United
States
bureau
of
pert's
first
school,
located
back
standards
has
a
machine
that
in
1908
or
1909
at
Second
Av-simulates
the
effect
of
as
many
enue
and
Seventh
Street.
And
as
43,000
footsteps,
to
test
rugs,
there
were
two
more
a
portly
Mrs.
Willa
Ray
acted
as
promp-
Brown.
Mrs
Dongas
Kerr.
Mi.-a
ter
for
the
evening
and
prop-
Joyce
Nowak.
Miss
Dorothy
erty
men
were
Harley
Lewis.'
Keehn
and
M.
s
MacCu'.lum.
1C
3
C
m
COMFORTABLE
Mm
iassest
vanimes
nim
Meim's
and
STURDY
!
CHECKED
SPORT
i
SHIRTS
All-Wool
Regular
Price
$9.85
SALE
PRICE
$5.95
Wear
you've
evcir
seean!
This
is
your
Opportunity
to
make
your
Dollars
do
Double
their
job
OUTSTANDING!
TOPCOATS
Pure
Wool
IMPORTED
TWEEDS
All
Sizes,
Styles,
olors
KKC1XAR
TO
$37.50
SpSiS
$16.95
LUMBERJACK
SHIRTS
Pure-Wool
Regular
Price
$9.50
SALE
PRICE
$6.5(j
SQUALL
SHIRTS
-Wool
Plaids
.
Regular
Price
$9.95
SALE
PRICE
$6.50.
SEVERAL
KINDS
OF
CRUISERS
AND
Mi
X
VERY
POPULAR
BAL
BOX
AND
TUDOR
STYLES
KERSEYS,
All-Wool-New
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10
PER
CENT
OFF!!
h
it
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and
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ri
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siT!r
CUT
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$9.50
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SOX
3-l.lt.
IT
RE
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75c
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Price
2
for
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Whitlock
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To
$1.25
pr.
SALE
PRICE
95c
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4
Pair
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S22.50
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AT
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P
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SCARVES
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95c
$1.25
SLIPPERS
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95c
to
$1.95
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!
!
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EEVELESS
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,rom
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tA
Af
('
CRUISERS
Reg.
$1
2.50-SALE
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CRUISERS
Reg.
$9.75
SALE
$5.95
WINDBREAKERS
Checkered,
Pure-Wool.
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Price
$1
1.50
SALE
PRICE
..
$7.50
WINDBREAKERS
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95c
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NAVY
BLUE
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i
Plaid
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$7.50
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$4.50
WHITE
SPORT
SHIRTS
MADE
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AND
I'EK
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Regular
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$5.25
SALE
PRICE
$3.95
BELTS
Up
to$1.25-for
65C
SUSPENDERS
To
Clear
50C
SALE
PRICE
$3.95
TIES
Reg.
$2.00
for
$1.00
Reg.
$1.50
3
for
$1.00
RCK
PULLOVERS
'lar
Price
Jn
SALE
PRICE
$3.95
Am
COME
IN
AND
SEE
THESE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
sale
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9
a.m.
PHONE
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