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17 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1938 (SATURDAY) 3 DAYS ONLY FOR TOMORROW! DAILY AT 11.41, t.SS, I.0S, 1ST Saanich Well Water Scheme Discussed THEY'RE mJ7 mvkna lov Ml FRANCHOT TONE Ml ROSALINnRUHHtlX "MAN-PROOF" 1V WALTER VIDCRON I VSv COVNTRT" Where to Go Tonight lAs Advertised) ATLAS "The Barrier," starring Ieo Carrlilo. CAPITOL Myrna Loy and Franchot Tone in "Man-proof." COLUMBIA George O'Brien In "Hollywood Cowboy." I IO "Farewell Again," with Leslie Banks. OAK BAY "Artists and Models," starring Jack Benny. PLAZA "Stella Dallas," starring Barbara Stanwyck. ON ANOTHER LAUGH States which had well systems, especially Tacoma, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City and Olympia.

Well water could be sold for A BEAUTIFUL NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW "OAK BAY" Six Room and Bathroom Complete and up to data In every way, with full cement basement, furnace heat to all rooms, laundry tubs, garage; entrance hall, central hall, Pembroke bath and all other latest style plumbing fixtures: modern Trl-Tone tile sink and numerous other special built-in lealures in this pleasant, roomy kitchen; a lull-sire dining-room with alcove, a large living-room with artistic lireplace. and mantel: three nice bedrooms with closets: also linen closet and bathroom cabinet, oak floors, French doors, linoleum, blinds and electric lighting fixtures; painted and decorated outside and In. Ready to occupy. ONLY 113,750 TERMS One-third Cash Balance Arranged For Inspection. "Bee Ray," Care of L.

M. ROSEVEAR A CO. LTD. 110 Union 612 View St. 6041 1 BENDER LEANING JOHN'S ALL P110VE! toraiiarfl AUTOMOBILES (Continued) WILLYS DEMONSTRATOR SEDAN Ottered reduced price; up to 35 mllei per gallon; lull ilze iix-pasacnjer lednrt.

UUPMOBILB 1935 Sedan-Llka 1 7C; a new car vlX I CHEVROLET 1833 Sedan-Very 4 nice anape )rt OLDBMOBILI Sedan Ready lor J. 03 MASTERS MOTOR CO. LTD Hupp and Willy) Dcalera 0 Yatea Phone 1)3541 OLDSMOBILB SEDAN $92i.) DODO SEDAN I 50 FORD SEDAN 550 DURANT SEDAN 32t) Othera Large and Small DAVIS-DRAKE MOTORS LTD. Buick and Oldsmobtle Cam O.M.C. Trucks Duncan Fort St, at Quadra.

Victoria MR. JUNKIE Parte for all makea of carl and trucks. 33x5, 33x4, 440x31 tires; 4-cylinder Star motor; Ford V-8 motor. Beat prices paid lor cars and trucks lor wrecking. PACIFIC AUTO WRECKING CO.

LTD. Phone S7521 831 View 61 POPULAR MODEL CHRYSLER SEDAN 28 Chrysler Four Door, lour cylinder edan. This car has hydraulic brakes, splendid rubber and has a very line appearance. Good value at 1245.00. terms.

MUTUAL AUTO SALES 832 Johnson St CLEARINO ALL USED CARS TO MAKE room lor Flat trades. Mutual Auto Sales. 932 Johnson. CELL OR TRADE FOR CHEAPER CAR 1937 Chevrolet coach; new condition: good deal. Box 1293 Times.

1293-3-12 rPERRA PLANE SEDAN GUARANTEED -L llrst-class condition; new battery, new tires and tubes, car heater. Phone Albion 71X. 4059-2-12 "1 O'l TERRAPLANE SEDAN EXCEL OOO lent condition. Cash. 1550.

Apply Lake Hill Cottage, Saanlch Road. Phone E1796. 6025-3-11 -1 Q97 FORD PARTS FOR SALE, TIRES XO-ii completely new. Battery, coils; anything you need. Call 737 Vancouver or phone G1073.

tt i 36a AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES GUARANTEED BATTERIES COST LESS at Red's Service Station. Yates SU TT7TNDSHIELD WIPER REPAIRS. CHET Dowman. 729 Johnson. 1411.

J'JHN arrpore CAROLE AM) FRED HAVE A TOWARDS LOVE AND READY TO (JIVE THEM 4 Hiacriio WORLD NEWS 1 II Oft- DAILY I 1 CUM A Wettfty Singles Production wKh UNA mm IYIIHE OVERMAN. PORTER HAll EDGAR KEHHSDY ALS0I-CAPIT0L 1 -tl 1 fl a OF THE STARTS DAILY FROM THE TODAY! KSS AT l.5, 4.09, .53, FAR CORNERS Gallant Men and Women of the 23rd Royal Lancers Home Again After Five Years' Service In India Home for Six Fleeting Hours! A Grand Human Story That Lives I'p to the Highest Traditions of British Men and Women! "FAREWELL AGAIN" WITH Go Into Business! Store Building With Living Quarters offered at a bargain! Hillside Avenue, near Quadra Street. The dwelling portion consists of kitchen and two bedrooms. Store portion is of good elze. A room between could be used for storage or as a living-room.

Garage. Lot 50X124 feet. SACRIFICE PRICE 500 SWINERTON CO. LTD. 620 Broughton St.

Exclusive Agents PRICE SLASHED on this 4-room Bungalow in good state of repair. Fireplace in living-room; cement basement, hot air furnace, wash tubs; all rooms a good slse with plenty of head-room In basement. Lot 60x120. Price reduced, 4T4 4AII lor cash, to I 5 I UU P. R.

Brown Sons Ltd. 1112 BROAD ST. PHONE G7171 GREAT USED CAR SALE Starting Saturday Owing to the large lined oars on hand amount of Mutual Auto Sales AND Revsrcomb Motors have combined their stock and are offering the motoring public unsurpassed values in the used car market. Over 50 Cars to seleut from. Cars on view at Douglas Street, between City Hall and The Bay.

SAANICH MUNICIPALITY NOTICE RE PUBLIC MEETINGS Public Meetings will be held as follows: Ward 1 C.C.F. Hall, Richmond Road, January 17. St. Mark's Hall, Boleskine Road, January 18. 3 Gordon Head Hall, January 11.

4 Marigold Women's Institute Hall. January 19. 5 Royal Oak Women's Institute Hall, January 20. Keating Temperance Hall, January 20. 1 Hampton Hall, January 19.

AU meetings to commence at 8 p.m. R. R. F. SEWELL, C.M.C.

At least 5,000 to 8,000 persons die of malaria in the United States each year. THE SIGNAL a he or he J. in LESLIE BANKS ALSO Fast Flippant Comedy Ann Sothern Burgess Meredith Mary Boland AT 12.15, X.59, 5.43, (.27 IN "There Goes the Groom" A Laugh-a-minute! 20k Daily 12-1 Open Meeting at Brentwood Is Sympathetic Toward Council's Plan An open meeting of the Saanlch Board of Trade held In the Brentwood Women's Institute Hall yesterday evening heard an exhaustive discussion of the proposed well-water, system for Saanich. The meeting which was composed mainly of Ward Six ratepayers was sympathetic toward the boring of test wells but would record no opinion. W.

O. Wallace of the Board of Trade was In the chair. Councillor E. C. Warren, Ward Two, said that the situation facing Saanich was either the development of a reservoir at cost of $500,000, or sinking test wells at cost of $5,000.

Councillor L. C. Hagan, Ward Six, declared that the cost of a test bore was to be taken out of water profits, and he as an outer ward man had nothing against it Councillor A. G. Lamhrick objected to the well system because thought the water would be hard.

The quality of the water was more important than price anything else. He thought that there could be more co operation between Saanich and Victoria over the water question. ADDITIONAL CHARGE Councillor G. A. Austin clarified a misstatement which had been made with regard to the increased water price.

He said that nobody In Saanich knew until the end of 1937 that the city was making the additional charge of 2.27 cents per 1,000 gallons of water from April 1, 1936, when the old agreement expired. The first bill which the council received was for $973. Subsequently it was found to be a mistake and should have been $9,735 for the extra amount to November 30, 1937. Councillor Austin declared that stood squarely behind Councillor Warren in the scheme for sinking test wells. Councillor Warren traced the history of water in Saanich.

As each new agreement came up, the city had put up the price. Saanich had sent its clerk and engineer to Interview the city with regard to the latest increase and they had not been at all satisfied. The municipality had then sent the engineer and accountant to the United States to investigate the well systems. A favorable report was returned. At the cost of his expenses, R.

Strasser, a well borer, had been brought to Saanich. Though he had made no promises, he had felt the municipality was in a favorable position and might expect underground water. COUNCILLOR BREAKS Councillor Warren said the council decided to put down a test well. Up to then the council had been unanimous on the water question but at that time one member broke away and suggested meeting the city again. In consequence the whole question had been laid on tne table for the Incoming council.

Wells might go anywhere from 200 to 600 feet. The cost of a well was $4 a foot for the first 500 feet and $5 a foot for the next 100 feet. Underground water was high purity, Councillor Warren sa'd, for the earth served as a filter. Wells could be drilled close to points of distribution. Councillor Warren drew attention to the number of cities In the United SHAVES Ki A ii nil 1 1 VJtT Yr mi -J A' I 1 from 1 to 5 cents per 1,000 gallons at a profit.

This compared with 10 cents a 1,000 gallons which the city was charging. HUDDERSFIELD TO TACKLE LEADERS (Continued from rage 11) cuit where free-scoring contests seem to "be getting more frequent Raith has scored 91 goals in 22 matches to date against 40. Oppo sition in this group is second-class. Celtic's record is 68 for, 27 against. Sticking close to major-league leaders since present campaign started, Celtic's great bid for the top berth reached its climax Christmas Day when the team hammered out an 8 to 0 decision over Kilmarnock and replaced Hearts at the top.

The Glasgow men have returned victories in their last five games and today have a one-point advantage over their Edinburgh rivals. Beaten 4 to 2 in last Saturday's feature attraction by Celtic, Hearts play in Glasgow this week-end against Partick Thistle. The Thistles are placed within the first 10 and can be counted on to give the Tynecastle Park squad a great battle. The third-place Falkirk entry has a comparatively "soft" match at home against Clyde. The shipbuilders are in a last-from-the-end tie with Ayr United and Kilmarnock.

Ayr entertains the bottom-place Morton outfit and Kilmarnock plays Motherwell, erstwhile leader. Glasgow Rangers, whose two- game year-ena noiiaay programme set them back with two successive defeats, goes to St. Mirren tomorrow. Third Lanark entertains Arbroath, Hamilton Academicals play at Dundee, Queen's Park visit St Johnstone and Hibernians and Queen of South meet on the former's ground. In second league warfare Raith is visited by Dunfermline, while East Fife, runner-up, is at nome to St Bernards.

TORONTO MARKS UP ONLY HOCKEY VICTORY (Continued from Page 11) ston), 16.40; 3, Rangers, Dillon (Smith), 17.31. Penalties: Coulter (2) and Howe. Jsecond period 4, Detroit, Lewis (Aurie, Barry), 10.33. Penalty: Heller. Third period 5, Detroit McDonald (Kilrea, Howe), 2.57; 6, Rangers, C.

Smith (Dillon, Kirk), 10.53. Penalties: Aurie and Shi- bicky. Overtime period No score. TORONTO MAROONS First period 1, Toronto, Fowler (Kelly, Chamberlain), 11.03. None.

Second period 2, Toronto, uniion (Horner), 2.27; 3, Ma. roons, Shields (Runge), 19.52. Penalties: Kelly (minor and mis conduct). Third period 4, Maroons, uracie (Shields, Cain), 4.41: 5, Toronto, Kelly (Davidson, Chamberlain), 15.27. Penalties: Shields, Smith (2), Cain, Davidson.

CANADIENS CHICAGO First period 1, Canadiens, Haynes (Goupille, Siebert), 6.40. Penalty: Goupille. Second period 2, Chicago, Voss, 15.51. Penalties: Mackenzie, Lepine and Romnes. Third period No score.

Penal ties: Mantha (2), Johnson and Jenkins. Overtime period 3, Chicago, Dahlstrom (Seibert, Voss), 2.19; 4, Canadiens, Lepine (Gagnon, Siebert), 6.03. Penalty: Mac kenzie. JIMMY WATT WINS MATCH (Continued from Page 11) and Miss Msrtin. 8.

Skilllnes and J. Wells v. w. a. corneia and R.

Bagley. 10.00 Briscoe and Clarke vs. Phillips ana Oliver, miss p. siuesett and B. Atkins vi.

winners of Misses L. Thomson and J. Carrier vs. Mrs. Rawnsler and Miss Martin.

Mrs. Carrier and Francis winners of Miss Oates and Green vs. Mr Rawnsley and Wells. 10.30 Miss 3. Carrier and Tolson vs Miss Beaumont and Shade.

Only one match has been scheduled for 1030 p.m., but other matches will played at this hour. Winning players are asked to watch the score sheets and re port to the official referee as soon their earlier matches are completed. SPORTS MIRROR (Continued from Page 11) began one of the episodes which most endeared him to the British public his partnership with Sir Harry Wernher's colt Brown Jack. "Steve and Brown Jack" became a "gag" as time and again the combination scored. The pair monopolized the Queen Alexandra Stakes at Newmarket winning it for six successive years, the last time when Brown Jack was 10 years old.

Brown Jack was Steve's favorite mount and after the horse was retired BRITISH FILM AT DOMINION Strong Cast in "Farewell Again," Erich production, opening Today "Farewell Again," the second Erich Pommer production to be made at the Denham Studios, and formerly known as "Troop ship," comes to the Dominion Theatre today. Many of the exterior sequences of this picture were secured by cameramen who sailed In the troopship Somersetshire to the Near East. Well-known names in the ex ceptionally strong cast include Leslie Banks and Flora Robson, fresh from magnificent performances in Erich Pommer's first production, "Fire Over England." Other artists are Sebastian Shaw, who played opposite Miriam Hop kins in "Men Are Not Patricia Hllliard, who has been in the cast of "Call It a Day" on the London stage during the whole of its long run; Robert Cochran, Leonora Corbett, An thony Bushell and Robert Newton. The story, based on an actual news item, shows a regiment of soldiers returning from several years' service abroad. Nearing Southampton they receive orders to proceed to anoher part of the Empire.

This allows the men only six hours' leave ashore be-for3 sailing away again for an Indefinite period. With the exception of a few shots taken during the call at Southampton, the entire action of the picture takes place on board the troopship. PLAZA THEATRE During his career on the stage George Walcott 26-year-old actor who is currently playing Barbara Stanwyck's brother in the Samuel Goldwyn film production, "Stella Dallas," at the Plaza Theatre, has appeared as an English schoolboy; a shell-shocked war veteran, a crippled newsboy, a Long Island social' lion, a gangster and a reformed ex-gangster. COLUMBIA THEATRE With most of the action taking place in the open rangeland, scenes for George O'Brien's new RKO Radio western, "Hollywood Cowboy," George A. Hirliman production now at the Columbia, were filmed in the vicinity of Lone Pine in 4he High Sierras.

Here a rugged valley nestling beneath the awe-inspiring snow capped mountains provides the background for much of the action and serves to enrich the film scenically, MAYORSMEET WITH DEFEAT VANCOUVER (CP) Five mainland British Columbia cities elected their mayors Thursday and many more voted for candi' dates for various civic offices. Other cities completed their civic slates by acclamation last Monday. Revelstoke will vote Saturday. Mayor J. P.

Morgan was de feated In Nelson by Alderman N. C. Stibbs, the latter getting 692 votes to 583 for Morgan. In Vernon Mayor E. W.

Prows was defeated in seeking his seventh straight term. Harry Bowman polled 616 votes to 388 for Mr. Prowse. E. L.

Groutage, a former mayor of Trail, was elected again to office, defeating acting Mayor J. Anderson 1,010 to 515. In Rossland another old-time mayor from 1928 to 1936, William A. Turner, was elected over Mayor Gohn E. Gordon 240 to 224.

Port Coquitlam returned Mayor R. C. Galer over his opponent, T. J. Routley.

Mew Westminster, which returned Mayor F. J. Hume by acclamation Monday, returned Alderman Harry J. Sullivan, K.C., and Fred H. Jackson to office and elected J.

Lewis Sang' ster with them. to pasturei Steve would travel down from London to talk to his old friend. The sight of Steve's stocky figure would bring Brown Jack across the paddock at a canter. 'THEIR LOVE WAS A BURNING FLAME And Things Got Hot When a Guy Who Hates a Llur Falls for a Girl Who Can't Tell the Truth! THE BEST COMEDY IN YEARS! EXTRA! Special for the Children and Fun for the Whole Family rO "OUR GANG FOLLIES OF 1938" LAUGHS AND MORE LAUGHS Walt Disney's Cartoon In Color DONALD DUCK IN "DONALD'S OSTRICH" Grantland Rice Sportllght "WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE" "THE BARRIER" NOW AT ATLAS Rex Beach Story With Canadian Background Provides Action Some fans -thrilled to the majestic splendor of the great north woods background others grew enthusiastic over the powerful, gripping romance of a handsome army officer and a simple north woods girl but everyone in today's audiences at the Atlas Theatre, where Rex Beach's "The Barrier" opened, agreed that the film presented the greatest cast of outstanding performers any outdoor action film has had in a long, long time. The cast which does so much to make "The Barrier" a memor able picture is headed by Leo Carrillo, Jean Parker, James Ellison, Otto Kruger, Robert Bar-rat, Andy Clyde and Sara Haden.

Carrillo has one of the finest roles of his picture career as Poleon the sturdy and loyal French-Canadian trapper who is possessed by an inarticulate love for Miss Parker, while Kruger and Barrat both are superb in their character parts. Kruger is the suave villain of the film, while Barrat is Miss Parker's father. "True Confession" Capitol Booking Comedy runs wild In Para-mount's latest laugh-fest, "True Confession," which, with Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray and John Barrymore sharing co- starring honors, opens tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. "True Confession," directed by Wesley Ruggles and adapted from the famous French play, "Mon Crime," by Louis Verneuil and Georges Berr, is the hilarious tale of a girl who'd rather lie than eat, and her straight-laced, truth-is-the-only-policy husband. This unfortunate honesty of MacMurray, playing the young husband, is the cause of his extreme poverty, which Miss Lombard, his wife, tries' to cure by getting a job.

This, however, she has to do secretly, because MacMurray feels that it would hurt his prestige if his wife were known to be working. The first day on the job, Miss Lombard walks out on her amorous boss, and almost immediately after she learns that he has been mysteriously murdered, and that she is under suspicion of having committed the murder. Igor Gorin Is Modest Artist Igor Gorin, who will sing next Monday night in the Empress Hotel, is a great singer with a great voice. In addition to this he possesses a big, generous nature and a most likable personality, but-jhe ha3 one fault he hates to talk about himself! Of course, in the case of some people this would not be a fault at all, quite the contrary, but in the case of Gorin it is really very aggravating because he has done so much that is worth talking about. For instance, he has sung important leading roles in opera in Europe without previously having been on the stage or even studied the score of an opera.

MS. A How The Gusty Action of Gold Mad Yukon Days! Coming to Lusty Filmed at Mount If JEAN PARKER LEO CARRILLO JAMES ELLISON OTTO KRUGER ROBERT BARRAT ANDY CLYDE fvf El Rentals fTBMSHED SUITES SCOTT APTS. FURNISHED SUITES and rooms; well heated; light Included. G0259. 38a HOTELS FiIRFIELD HOTEL NEW MANAGE-ment.

opp. City Hall; large well-heated looms; housekeeping privileges; lrom S3 wk. 5837-26-26 39 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH GAS, I two blocks cast of H.B.C. 968 Balmoral Rd. 1142-26-15 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, flats, cabins, $6 mo.

up. 1036 Hillside HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 1621 QUADRA, single or suite; two blocks from City Hall; reasonable. 1111-26-13 LIGHT H.K., NEWLY DECORATED 2-room suites; central. E8034. The Clifton.

SINGLE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, nicely furnished; central beating; close in. Phone E2387. 1287-26-34 40 BOOM AND BOARD A HOME AWAY FROM HOME GEN-tlemen boarders; comfortable; good table; double garage. 53 Linden Ave. E4474.

5930-20-24 ABERDEEN, 841 McCLURE H. AND C. water In rooms; excellent board. G0111. 1T7ANTED MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS woman for room and board, in quiet, private family.

Easy walking distance from town, beach, park. References. Phone G6471. 6054-2-12 41 FURNISHED HOUSES BUNGALOW MODERN, THREE ROOMS, garage; reasonable. Apply Rosevear 4 Co.

Ltd. G6041. 5637-tf 42 UNFURNISHED SUITES, ROOMS ClOUR-ROOM UPPER SUITE, UNFUR-X1 nished, near Parliament gas; garden: $20 month. G3778. xxx-tf FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS; HOT water and beat.

2312 Wark St. 4971-tf UNFURNISHED ROOMS FROM $2 PER month up. 737 View St E8938. evenings, 5650-26-22 43 UNFURNISHED HOUSES I E-DECORATED BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS, labor-saving kitchen, furnace, garage: on paved road. Rent 125.

E4781. xxx-tf Real Estate 49 HOUSES FOB SALE HIGH PART OF GORGE Substantial five-room bungalow, with attic space lor three more rooms. Built by day labor. Full cement basement. Hot-air furnace.

Separate garage. FOUR LOTS. Over a dozen good fruit trees. Taxes 45. Property cost 86.000 some 19 years ago.

title. Will take fif'JI Kli lor casb QUADRA DISTRICT Brand new stucco bungalow: lour rooms; large living-room with fireplace: line large cabinet kitchen; tiled sink; two bedrooms; built-in bath. Lot 62x248; some rock and oak 4 AA trees. Price UU THE B.C. LAND AND INVESTMENT AGENCY LTD.

822 Government St G411S WHILE IT IS VACANT We would like to show you this semi-bungalow of seven rooms, right near the High School. It is wonderful value at SI. 900. It bas five rooms and bathroom downstairs. Upstairs there are two more rooms, a sink and gas connection.

The concrete basement contains a pipeless furnace. Good lot and garage. Taxes (87. THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY Real Estate Dept. 1202 Government St, Phones E4126.

E3130 66 MONEI TO LOAN FUNDS ON HAND AND IMMEDIATELY available for mortgage loans; any amounts; current rate of interest. Building loans a specialty. Quick decisions. R. Brown A Sons 1112 Broad St.

Phone G7171. i FOE SALE 160 GORGE ROAD Lot 4. Section 10, Plan 389. Victoria City. Situate N.W.

corner Gorge Road and Carroll Street. Offers will be received Icr same by the undersigned up till 12 noon, Monday, January 17, 1938. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. M. KIRKPATRICKrCROCKETT.

City Lands Commissioner. 614 Cormorant Street, Victorls, B.C., January 14, 1938. DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS BRINO results quick! II you have something yoe want to sell tell people about it witb a Times Classified Ad. Call Classified Advertising Department, E4175. "Bulldog Drummsnd" at 12.26, 8.07, 6.48, CHILDREN 104 OAK EMPIRE FLORA ROBSON 10 STARS 50 PLAYERS CAST OF THOUSANDS 15c 12-1; 20c 1-5 Eves.

25e Life! Baker! PLUS COMES JOHNBARRYMOR! JOHN HOW1IS IOUI5I OMFSIll S.29; "The Birrier" at 1.31, 4.20, BAY ADULTS 15t Till 7 204 After I tersonwere engaged by Jack Benny for important roles In his new girl-and-gag-filled musical, "Artists and Models," which is now at the Oak Bay Theatre, with Benny, Ida Lupino, Gail Patrick and Richard Arlen. NOW TILL SAT. Thfy Called Her Common Cheap Tawdry You'll Call Her Magnificent Yea Will BARBARA STANWYCK Picture Start! 12.10, 4.42, Price 12-1, 2t; 1-5, 25c; an, Be two GAGS AND GALS MUSIC AND MIRTH "ARTISTS AND MODELS" With Jack Benny Ida Lupino 4) The Yacht Club Boyi Martha Raye "THINK FAST, MR. IY10TO" Starring Peter Lorre, With Virginia Field Sig Rumahn FRIDAY FROM P.M. SATI RDAY ONTINI'OTiS FROM P.M.

i mum ii He has sung on a nationally-featured radio hour for many appearances. He has made his own way in his profession without money, influence, unusual publicity or any of the supposedly necessary essentials. And now that he is "at the top," he refuses to talk about himself, because he says he has done nothing. OAK BAY THEATRE The services of the six greatest artists in the world Peter Arno, McClelland Barclay, Arthur William Brown, Rube' Goldberg, John LaGatta and Russell Pat TODAY and SATURDAY GEORGE O'BRIEN IN "Hollywood Cowboy" PLCS In Natural Color "The Bold Caballero" With BOB LIVINGSTON -AIM Serial (Except Saturday Night) "DARKEST AFRICA" EXTRA CARTOON IOC Till 1 15Cj73 But it takes a GILLETTE SHAVE to Wake Up your face! WHEN your face feels "down and give it a "lift" with a Gillette wake-up shave. Zip through your whiskers right at the base and stimulate your skin; Blue Gillette Blades are precision-made to tit your Gillette Razor perfectly.

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