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VANCOUVER DAILY WORLD The Newspaper of the Home THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922 5 "MAN VERSUS BEAST" IS MOST THRILLING DRAMA OF JUNGLE MINISTER BUYS. BEER ON VISIT TO CITY CLUBS PACIFIC COAST SOON TO SUPPLY HALF OF LUMBER Hastings and Abbott Phone Seymour 8000 Men's High Grade OVERCOATS Marked Very Low for Quick Selling At $24.98 TACOMA, Oct. 26. One third of the lumber produced in the nation is now cut on the Pacific coast and within the next decade half the national production will be centered there, President L. T.

Murray, Tacoma, Informed the opening session of the Thirteenth annual convention of the Pacific Logging Congress here Wednesday. Mr. Murray said that lumbering Is the third most important industry in the nation, and he urged the congress to help obtain better courses In logging engineering in tho universities and colleges of the west. He also advocated steps for more effectual forest fire protection. Two hundred and fifty of the leading loggers of Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia, are present for the sessions.

The sessions will continue for the remainder of the week. Secretary Geo. M. Cornwall, Portland, read his annual report at the morning session. 4 Developed from rich all wool cloths, and featuring the smart new styles for Grocery Specials Small Beans, per lb ifta Vela Naphtha Soap io Red Head Matches, box 11c Nabob Tea, lb 80c Eagle Brand Milk, tin 17 Wild Rose Pastry Flour, sack 37o Clark's Ketchup, bottle 20o Oro Brand Seeded Raisins, 11 oz.

pkt. Ho Drug Specials for Friday and Saturday Farrish's Chemical Food; reg. 90c ego IUval Herb Tablets, $1 box 70o Kellogg's Asthma Cure, i size for 79c Absorblne, small $1.00 Estract of Malt; 4 lb. tin for $1.40 Plnkham's Compound 99o Nujol, for Constipation $1.15 Phosferlne, liquid or tablets, $2 size $1.69 Fruit a tives; large 60o size for 35o Glaxo Food $1.09 and $2.18 Safetee Shaving Cream; reg. 85c tube 24o Woodward's Imported Gripe Water 69c Wilson's Invalid Port $1.21 Tincture Iodine, 4 oz bottle 35o Castor Oil, 8 oz.

bottle B5c Pepsodent Tooth Paste' S9c Poudre de Rla Paulette 38c Caulk Denture Cream, for false teeth, 65c Peroxide Tooth Paste 19C Mlnty's Vanishing Cream 29c Wools and Stamped Goods Specially Priced For Friday Selling rail wear. A beaiitilul range of popular colors to choose from I $24.98 and the very best of high trrade tailoring, bizcs 31 to 44 Youth Is Featured On Pantages Boards Flannel Values That Should Attract Thrilly Shoppers All Wool Flannel at 75c Yard In scarlet and white only; guaranteed pu re and thoroughly well munu factured. A big bargain at, per yard lOC Middy and Other Flannel a 5c Yard Aood range of this all wool material; scarlet, white, navy, empire green, QE? royal, etc. All one price, per yard sDC Really Good Flannel, $U5 Yard Yard wide; heavy in weight, and guaranteed all pure wool. We highly re (J Of commend this number at the extremely low price of, per yard tDxeeiO A story of how ho had acted as a detective to find out what the club situation was In the city was told to the Prohibition Association at the Wesley Methodist church Wednesday evening by Rev.

A. E. Cooke. That he had been successful in Ms quest was Indicated when he dramatically produced two bottles of beer and waved them from the pulpit. Mr.

Cooke stated he had heard recently ihat the clubs had all been closed down and later he had Informed that this was not so. lie then put on an old hat and an old coat and In the course of the evening visited eight clubs. Four of them were closed tight, two were open but were apparently doing no business and two were selling beer. He had no difficulty In getting beer at the first and the last clubs he visited. While the audience was wondering If he had drunk tho beer he produced the full bottles and set them on the pulpit.

Mr. Cooke said he believed Chief Anderson was endeavoring to enforce act. He also declared he thought Attornev Gensral A. M. Manson was honestly trying to enforce the liquor laws of the province.

But, he contended, the liquor laws were almost Impossible of enforcement. Holds Audience In Rapt Attention "They say I'm a dancln' hound and a wise coon, and all that," beamed Bill Robinson, colored dancing hit at the Orpheura this week, "but I'm just one of my race that has been fortunate. I say I've been fortunate, meaning it in every Bense of the word, too." That he has been fortunate doesn't half express it. And the reason for It is that he Is deserving. In the first place Bill Robinson impresses a person because of his ability to see himself.

He knows his place, is courteous and respectful. He Is a close observer and studies all the time. He has won the friendship of managers, heads of booking departments and performers by his absolute regard for others. Secondly, he Is a performer and an exceptional one, too. The vaudeville stage today doesn't present a clog dancer who is able to hold an audience in such rapt attention as he.

He has a knack of "selling his act," as it is called, to the public's liking. And there aren't many shows in a week's stand that he doesn't "stop." He is neat and quiet in his work. He goes aoout his dancing seriously, making every tap of the foot count und going from one step to another with the utmost ease and technique. He is a master of "doubles" and "triples." As an imitator he wins admiration as well. Hilliard S.

Karr, a fat comedian who hopes to succeed to the place of popularity that once was Fatty Arbuckle's. The Farivest Flannel, Per Yard 35c A splendid selection of shades to choose from. These are very suitable for children's dresses, blouses or underclothing. Special price yard 35c Colors Viyella Flannel, Cream oi The viyella in a good range of colorings: jontalns a slight portion of wool to (S OP? ot BY JAMES V. DEAN NEW YORK, Oct.

25. "Man vs. Beast" is one of the most dramatic pictures I have ever seen. It is the celluloid record of the adventures of Louis Shuman, European hunter, on a two year expedition In Africa Here are some of the things the camera shows: A hyena dragging a zebra skin from the drying rack. This picture was ird iDL.OO prevent shrinkage; all one price, per yar With "Youth" as the headllner and a company of clever young artists presenting it, the bill at Pantages theatre this week has the pull of youthful attraction and Is besides a good well balanced programme.

Maud Daniel with a company of children, varying in age up to their teens, present an artistic and funny series of dances and "stunts." Special honors go to little Domlnlck Palumbo, two feet and a half high and with a genuine sense of humor, and to Mary Caroline Daniel, character singer. Prosper and Maret are seen in some hand to hand gymnastics that are extraordinary, while James and Etta Mitchell provide laughs in abundance as well as gasps in their daring tricks on the swinging ladder. As eccentric dancers. Mills and Miller score, while Dan Caslar and the Beasley twins present a well staged and prettily dressed mixture of violin and piano playing and singing. Sosman and Sloan, old favorites, put on an amusing and distinctive sketch.

Aesop's Fables and a screen comedy complete a really good entertainment. Stylish Blouses for Fall Wear A visit to our Blouse Section will be most interesting Just now, as It is overflowing with the latest ideas in the new season's models. Amongst the most recent arrivals are several beautiful models in Georgette crepe and crepe de chine, in the newest and most approved colorings. Our prices are surprisingly low. Georgette Crepe Blouses This much favored fabric is featured here in numerous new styles of ovcrblouses and tuck ln models.

There is a color to meet the taste of every woman. Sizes 34 to Woodward's Kim' in I Sweater Wool Nice range of colors; 1 ounce QQ balls. Friday special, 3 balls OiC Aiistrnlcno Swoater Yam Cornea in a full range of colors; one ounce fTO balls. Friday special, 3 balls OuC CABLE shoe FOR $6.45 MEN $6.45 Britains Premier Shoe The wonderful Bale of today proves conclusively that genuine English footwear is a big factor in shot In Vancouver. To all men who did not visit us toriHy, come In and Inspect this magnificent rango of shoes tomorrow.

It will pay you. All at one On A price taken at a distance of less than 20 feet. A man stalking a bull gnu and shooting him at a distance of 800 yards. Baby gnus lassoed and tamed. A zebra shot down from a herd of several hundred.

Thousands upon thousands of wild birds and two pelicans measuring nine feet from tip to tip. A dog rushing Into the water to attack three giant hippopotami. He was no more afraid of them than though they were ducks, yet one of the brutes could have ended him in one swallow. Shumajf shooting two of the hippos and salvaging of their carcasses. Hilliard S.

Karr Is at work on a series of comedies which he hopes will elevate him to the place of popularity that was once Fatty Arbuckle's. He calls himself "Fatty" Karr. He writes me as follows: "I had always wanted to go on the screen, but I realized that it would have to be in comic roles, since nature had cast me in so generous a mould. I went to see almost every picture Ar buckle made. I analyzed them.

"My study of pantomime enabled me to get parts in 'The Beautiful Liar, 'Human Hearts' and 'Omar, the Tent Maker." "Then I played In an Al St. John comedy. Bruce Mitchell, the director, told me that since the banning of the Arbuckle films there was a great opportunity for a fat comedian. "In making these comedies I do not feel that I am an Imitator. I want to develop my own individual style of comedy.

Then I may be able to achieve the popularity that once was Arbuckle's He would not have gained that popularity had his eomedy not been distinctive and individual." $3.95 top $8.95 44. Priced from Crepe de Chine Blouses Bluebird Cnslilon Top, with back to nj? embroider. Friday each I DC Bluebird Centres and Svorfs to embroider; Friday, centres, each 50 Scarfs, each 75J New Cushion Tops, Ceiitsra and Scarfs, to embroider. Celesta tinted design. Friday, cushion top and scarfs, each I tv Centres to match, each 950 Second Floor.

Select your new Fall blouso from this wonderful assortment which offers a style A VENUfT JL Jl theatre 1 TONIGHT AND WEEK Matinees Wed. anil Sat. TABEWELL WEEK Rex. Reynolds offers the AMERICAN LIGHT OPERA CO. in the Gilbert and Sullivan's most Joyous opera H.M.S.

PINAFORE PRICES) Nights $1.10, 850, 6SO Mats. 65o, 30o Curtain 8:30, 8:30 and color to suit every taste. Every blouse in the assortment Is dependable in every MEN'S RUBBERS sell Ing at 99c way. Sizes 84 to $3.95 2 S7.95 44. Priced More than 68,000 horses and mules with the army perished during the war.

in One of Strongest Plays Of Season As a dramatic offering "The Easiest 'at the Empress this week, headed by Margaret Marriott and Associated Players present one of the i strongest plays of the entire season. While everyone may not agree with the story in its entirety, its production brings back the old saying that "one half the world does not know how the other half lives." It is a problem in happiness and sacrifice. Miss Marriott's part discloses much of how the is led in New York among the denizens of Broadway and she Is called upon to sjiow her qualities a an emotional actress. She lives up to the role and to the appreciation of her friends. Both J.

Anthony Smythe and Arthur (Allard again are favorites among Empress patrons and piayin? distinctively opposed parts the work of each stands out splendidly. The play this week is a splendid vehicle with which to show versatility of each member of the cast. It will continue for the rest of the week with the usual Saturday matinee. "Everygirl" Is Purely Canadian Offering Tom McKnlght's fascinating festival of flappers and frivolities, "Everygirl," with an all star cast of Canadian favorites will be the offering at the Avenue Theatre all next week, with the usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees. "Everygirl" is a 100 per cent musical revue.

It has no London or New York reputation, nor were the artists imported from any place. It Is our very own, having been built, IZTI50 Singing Voices Bf'Cj mmm Positively Last Week of Shows Shows SCALE AND RASH ON CHILES HEAD Scalp Sore and Inflamed. Cross and Fretful. Lost Sleep, Cuticura Heals. "From early Infancy my little girl had a scale and rash on her ARTHUR J.

FOXALL Plana and Sing lag Vacancies for several serious students. Now In course of preparation, "Faust." NATIONAL BCHOOI. OP MUSIC 831 P.nd.r St. W. Bey.

5297. Mabel Noririand In "Head Ov er Heels" Mo4 Sanlsl Pmtnts YOUTH With Mary Carolina Sanlal Orpheun Ooncort Overtax Dorolhy Phillips "Hurricane's Gal" NEW PRICKS: Matinees and Kvenlngs, 25o liihlrcn, 5c Topics of Day Aesop's Pahles 1:00, 3:30, 6:00, 8:30 BEQULAB. PRICES Lawton llaicouy, 15c iower Floor, 20o t'liilitrrn, Mills fe Tn KiUir MltonsUs ceaa ana uer soup whs sore and inflamed. She was cross and fretful nd suffered loss of sleep. Her hair would Dot grow, and her bead was disfigured.

"This troublelasted for Foley Letour AVENUE A THEATItE ALL NEXT WEEK Wed. and Sat. Matinees Monday Night Benefit Girls' Aux llary, Vancouver General Hospital. McDevitt, Kelly Quinn EMPRESS SOSMAN AND SLOAN DAN CASLAR AND THE BEASLEY TWINS Xo.ntnry A.sop's Conudy PROSPER AND MARET Hastings Str.et East Say. 3493 LONSDALE THEATRE NORTH VANCOUVER Miriam Cooper in "THE OATH" EVENINGS at 8:20, 15c, 25o, 60o and 75c.

MATINEES Wed. and Snt. PROGRESS WILLIAM PAKNUM in "His Great Sacrifice" AND THB POTO PLAYEB MAKGARKT MAKKIOTT IN "The Easiest Way" Morton Glass Present "Aran, in two shqwirb" Williams Wolfus la "PROM SOU? TO NUTS" 3:30, 7:00 and 300 Nights 40o Shows Mats. several months and I finally sent for a free sample of CutlcuraSoapandOint ment. Then I purchased a cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment and now she Is healed." (Signed) Mrs.

Lydia E. Kllng, 760 Ashland Ocean Park, Calif. Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. Simla lKfcFrwbrlhn. tUA .44 Hold every where.

Sotptte Ointment AandtOe. Tajeamtte. gjgjpXuticura Soap tbavM without mug. at 15c, 25o and 40c. Bargain Night Every Monday Top price, 50c bought and assembled in Canada, and the cast and chorus, are all residents of our Dominion, many of them well known to local audiences.

Included in the cast are Fat Rafferty, Little Dorothy Mackay, Hudy Davis, Pauline Harvey, Tom McKnlght, Babs Mackay Grace and Billy Patterson and half a dozen other Canadian favorites, while the large chorus provides a striking example of the charm and beauty of our own Canadian girls. mil IK Phona your Ileservation A FASCINATING FESTIVAL FLAPPERS "''FRIVOLITIES BILL ROBINSON "TMBASI CLOUS OF JOY" Galetti Kokin mm, PATHS NEWS THEIR MOTTO: "ALL FOR OXE, ONE FOR ALL" Son thorn uphold it I Lpst Week for Seeing OEPHEUM CIRCUIT THIRD OF A CENTURY ANNIVERSARY Nights 25o to 81.00 Mats. ISO to 40o Featuring Little Dorothy Mackay. Pat Rafferty, Pauline Harvey and many other favorites. A GREAT GIRL SHOW Eventngs: BSe, 85c.

fl, $1(3. Matinees: 55c, 85c and $1.10. Seats Now. "A WIFE'S AWAKENING" A Tale of a Mau With a Twisted toul Harold Lloyd in "LOOK OUT BELOW" ELECTRICM. HOME In this production "Doug" lias achieved the ambition of his life anil registers with it what is by all odds the great, outstanding success of Ids career.

ill is a remarkable, clfar iut portrayal of the noblo IVArtugnan, tho wonderful hero of Dumas' amazing novel of mediaeval France. Tliis tremendous film Is tho happy culmination of a desire of years on Fairbanks' part to enact what Is conceded to bo tho most striking and heroic figure in the entire history of literature. "BURNING SANDS" with Wanda Hawley and Milton Sills A PARAMOUNT PICTUJIB Hallowe en masquerade ALEXANDRA DANCINO PAVILION MONDAY, OCT. 30TH Real high Jinks and a good time In store for everybody. Special nmHrat features.

804 HORNBY at Robion The Electrical Home will be positively be closed to the public next Saturday, October 28. OPEN ALL THIS WEEK 1 P.M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY Come two or three times if you wish. Admission Free.

NOW FLAYING A story the whole world loves Sit Electrical Service League I TONIGHT AT 7:05 AND 9:15 In conjunction with th standard Wilt which Include THEODORE ROBERTS In "THB OLD HOMESTEAD" By D.nman Thompson A Year's Work in 2i2 Hours Begins promptly at 11:40 a.m., then 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 p.m. or d. HUMAN Allen Orchestra PRICES 3BBA Adults 25c until 1 o'clock, dally It'fr'S fJPaipPiP After 1 o'clock 50c. I i imi.J.. I I I ill I ill" II Mack Sennet Comedy "Bow Wow" Scenic Mountaineering Memories Ivan Edwards, Tenor Playlnf a pclal mnsloal progTtunme.

Yon are nn of choice seats at 7s05, After that yon axe not. Adults BOo, Children 23c, Lores 750. IMI II III II II 1l.