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W Charles Chaplin #

tHEREAGAIN! J|

In a Great 2-Reel Keystone gm*

llieProperty Man" £Today, Thursday, Friday and Saturday

One of the best Keystones ever produced. Chaplin himself toldfriends recently at the big Actor and Actress Rail at San Fran-cisco "The Property Man" was the funniest thine he had everappeared in. It's one continuous laugh. The film has beenshown in Seattle before.

A Tense, Thrilling, Fascinating2-Reel Kay-Bee Drama

i "The Fatal Spark" v\u25a0 So full of every human emotion that it will keep you grippingI your seat. Plot and counter plot, and action?always action.I Don't miss

\u25a0 Ralph Miller Mr Butler John Peter*.... T. Harney Sherry\u25a0 l.dward Marsdcn.... F.d Brennan lane Peter* Mi«* Williamsi ?? m*Reliance Drama

E533 "A Lucky Disappointment"PATHE SCENIC amdsskw

ft J Always Interesting. JP?(D

Clean, Comfortable, Well VentilatedMr*. Ed Stroudt at the Piano CCIItS

FOR PHOTOPLAY FANSNIP AT COLONIAL. ,

"RJp Van Winkle Knew a Thin*or Two." Ifyou don't believe It. «oud n« for yoaraalf at the ColonialWadne«day. Thotna* Jeffersonwill be Men tn the title role ofRip.

Ton mil remember well how oldRip waa ouated oat of hi* home foe-

eau*e hla wife claimed he waalaiy Then the poor old Kent wan-dered Into the wllda of the Cataklllmountain* and there he ran arroaano me dwarfa bow linn on the green

Rip waa given a iiteady Job of lug-ging up beer for the energeticdwarfa. and. while ao doing, par-took of a little too much and *lept

50 year*. Then when he wander-ed back to the Tillage what achange had taken place' TeddyRooaevelt was bu»y pitting river*on the mapa; the German* hadblown up Tx>ndon. and he foundnary a friend who would allp htma Jitney to rt>le home In a bu*.

Poor old Rip' And the price of

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BLANK BOOKS?a NO-

OFFICE SUPPLIESMorey Stationery Co.

ri« rinf Ave. *rar I'nlanMa ?«.

a hair cat waa IS centi!

ALL RIGHT IN THK END"The Deadly Spark" will ne one

of the big feature* offered the pa-trons of the Cla*» A Wednesday,a two-reel Kay Bee drama with theplot running along the followingchannel*;

MISSION!THEATREI

A 3-part Ed ison H

A young American, In H j

and lots of it, in a little HEuropean Kingdom. K

A Vitagraph comedy \u25a0

"Andy's Fortraifl"Broncho Billy |

A Western drama that is Hfull of thrills. \u25a0

5c !"""? ILower Floor.

| Mezzapln* HBeaU M

4th, Pik? and Union. I

Jobn Peters ha* a daughter. Jane,who married agalixt hla wl*he*It *eem* papa already had a bustne*i asaoctate picked out for thegirl. io he disinherited her. Jan*'lhubby turei out to be a good-for-nothing and rope* hi* wife Intohelping htm In a card game. Janedtacover* he I* playing a crookedgame and *o she refuses to aidblm further. She overhear* herhubby and a gang of crook* plan-ning to blow up papa's *afe Jane *

hubby arrive*, meddle* with the*afe and !? electrocuted. Janetern* around, marrle* papa*

choice and get* the ble**lng of all.

"The S«a Wolf" will continueat th* Alaska for th* remain-der of th* week. Hobart Boa

worth Is seen In the role ofLara Lersen, "The Sea Wolf."

"GIRL Of THE GOLDEN WEST"The I.lberty offers a itrong play

to It* p»tron* In "The Olrl of the

Golden West." Frank Keenan willbe featured In the role of *herlff,and Blanche Walsh as the girl.

It I* a *torv of a *mill mining

town of California, back In the day*when gold wa* the crv. of a banditwounded In a *ally with th* sher-iff* po**e*. and how the girl andMr Bandit finally mount their

pinto* and le*ve the country to? tart a new life

"AS YE SOW" AT CLEMMERThe flemmer theatre announce*

for It* bill, starting Wedneadaj",;Alice Bfa/1 y In "A* Ye Bow," astrong *torv of lore on the fl*hlngbank* of Cape Cod

Two brother* live with theirmother In a fl*b!ng village Frank !leave* for New York, while hi*younger brother studies for theministry. After that the storvdeal* with love, abandoned bable*and all sort* of Interesting adventure.

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At the Liberty Until Saturday Night"The Girl of the Golden Writ."

five-reel drama; "The Right Olrl,"comedy.

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Million Until Thursday Night"The folonel of the Red lltis-

*ir*,' three part K<ll*on drama;

Andy'* Portrait," Vltagraph com-edy; "Broncho Billy and the Hl*

ter«," drama.? ? ?

At th* Class A Until Saturday

Night"The Property Man,'" Keystone

I comedy, featuring Charlie Chaplin;| "The Deadly Spark," two-reel dra

| ma; "A I.ucky IM*appolntment,"! comedy-drama

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At th* Colonial Until SaturdayNight

"Rip Van Winkle,"- five reel draj ma; "Fatty and Mabel'* Simple

| I.lfe" two-reel Keystone comedy.0 0 0

At the Climmtr Until SaturdayNight

"A* Ye Row," five-reel drama? ? ?

At the Alhambra Until WednesdayNight

"The Sins of Olgii Brandt." tworeel drama: "Animated Weekly;""In Jungle Wllda," drama, aud alioa comedy.

At the Alaska All Week"The Ilea Wolf." drama.

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At Uw Grand Until Saturday Night"The Mailer Kay" drama;

"Caught With the Good*." comply,"The Outlaw* Honor." drama:"Children of Chance, * drama.

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At th* Malbourna Until SaturdayNight

"Dear Old Girl," drama; "Baredfrom a I.lfe of Crime," drama;' l.ate*t War News"; "A Bold. HadBorglar," comedy.

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At tha Tlllkum Until SaturdayNight

"The Tale of I*>v*lorne," drama;

OUCH! LUMBAGO!RUB PAINS FROMSORE,LAME BACK

Rack hurt yon? Can't *tralrhtenup without feeling *udden pain*,?harp ache* and twinge*? Nowll*ten' That'* lumbago, sciaticaor maybe from a *tr*ln, and you'llget relief the moment you rub yourhark with aootblng. penetrating"St. Jacob'* OH." Nothing elsetake* out worenes*. lamene** and?tlffnea* *o quickly. You «Implyrub It on your b*ck and out come*

the pain. It 1* harmles* and doean'tburn the *kln

Idmber up! Don't suffer! Get a?msll trial bottle of old, hone*t "St.

Jacob'* Oil" from *ny drug »tore.and. after u*lng It Ju»t once, you'llforget that you ever h»d hackiche.lumbago or *rlatlca. I>ecau«e yourhack will never hurt or cause anymore mlaery It never disappoint*

and ha* been recommended for <50

vear*.

"The Runaway FY«<*ht," dramafltran*e I'redlpament."

K«r*tou« comedy.? ? ?

? fRESIDENCE THEATRE#\u2666 4

At tha Hem* Until Friday"The Mul«r Key." No. J, two

part*: "The Link That lllnda," two-part drama: "Off Again. On Again.Mnnegan." comedy.

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At the Plaaaint Hour Until Friday"The Tray o' llearta," Vo. 14.

two parta; "The lala of AbandonadHope." two-part drama. "Myera"

MUtake," comedy.? ? a

At tha Oraanwood Until Friday

Night"Tha Triumph of Mlnda," drama;

"The Walla Between," «om«*dy:"The Million Dollar Myitery." l«thepiaode. drama.

MUSTNT SPOON,OOVSI ITS HARD

ON VOOR BRAINSAddreialng SO" students at the

University of Washington Tues-day night, Dr M J. K*n«r, memher of the International committeeof the Y M C. A

,warned them

against spooning"Spooning" Kxner wild. "exer

rises a destructive effect on man'sIntellectuality, for It misdirect* hi*most useful power of Imaglnation "

MAYOR GRAY WINNERNTCW WESTMINSTER. B. C.

Jan. 20 ?Mayor A W. Oray waareturned to the executive chair by

a amall majority over ex-mayor WH. Keary. Mayor Oray has servedtwo term*.

NORTH VANCOUVER, n. C?Jan. 20?Ex Mayor Hanes waselected by a majority of *7 rote*

over W. H Hay, after an excit-ing mayoralty race here.

mmTHE LETTER I WROTE TO DICK(Copyright, 1915, by tha Newapapar

Enterprlae Aaaoclatlon )

1 ain loii*>ly tonight, Dick, dear«>"i a little tilt more lonely thap Iever have hrfn before In my Iiff*You miiy think thla at range, man omine. for you ami I have been aeparated anil for a longerperiod than yon have bean awayfrom me thla tlmi<

My heart hurt* with longing foryou I want to feet your annaabout me; I want to look Into yourdear eyea to aee that queer littlecrooked arolle that makea yourmouth tell talea even before youapeak.

Hut moat of all, 1 want you totell me you love me lan't Itatranga. dear, that the lover alwaya aaka hi* aweetheart "Doyou love tne*" but It la the wifewho muat alwaya queatlon her hue-hand. So here I am Bending myvery aoul out to you with theword* "Do you love me?"

Don't laugh at me, dear heart,and aay, "Of courae, I do." take meIn your arma and hold me cloae toyour heart and tell It to me withthe little catch In your volra thatIt had when you aald to me the oth-er day: "Whatever happena, re-member, dear, I love you, havaloved you alwaya"

What can happen If thla be true*And yet aomctlmea when you areaway front me my heart growa coldwith apprehenxlon The Irlah Im-agination bequeathed me by myfather rlaea above all that Puritancalm that I* the heritage from mymother and I grow terror-atrlrken.my breath cornea cold acroaa myllpa, my heart atopa lie'fttlng. aomn-thlng claapa my throat. I atrarglaand gaap at the thought: "I'er-hapa, aome day I ahall aak: rk>yoti love me?" and aee only Indlf-ferenca In your eyea

What do other women do, dearDick, when they a«e Indifferencein the cy««a of thoae they love? Itaeema to me rtiat I would rathera«H» hate, for I would almoat feelthat love could not be burled aodeeply under bate aa under Indlf-ferenca.

Hal«i la aomethlng tangible, mmothing with which you can battlnand. perhapa ovrrrnme, hut Indlf-frrenfe. ao rold, ao ralm, ao pltlleaa?<ff»d' Dick, don't ever becomeIndifferent to me, don't evar reachthe point where what I ahall do orwhat I ahall aay meana nothing toyou one way or the other

I know 1 am allly, dear, lo har-row up my emotion* In thla way.but I don't want to itrow palm androld. but affectionate. I want tolo*«« you?lore you I w»nt tothrill when your hand toucheamine, to tremble when you arecroaa, to weep when you are aad ?

I want all the Joy and all the ter-r- r of lorln* and being lored.

Do other women write letteralike thla to their hasbands* Dohuaband* want their wives to pourout their hearta In thin way tothem?

A woman told me today that ahethought a woman verv much In lovewith her huaband bored him todeath and not an hour after I aawher huaband lunching with a wom-an who certainly wan giving heremotion* fair play. I did not hearwbat they were aaylng. but If ever"love looked Into love'* returningeye*" It did across th»< table

Perhaps seeing thla fa what mademe ao lonely for you Thla and anastounding bit of new* which Iwon't tell you until you comehome--and then you hare not writ-ten Sometimes I feel that whenyou go away from me you shut meout of your life a* completely a*

though I were dead. That you forget me abaolutely. Don't you everwonder about what I am doing"Don't you ever wlah I were withyou? Don't you ever have a feel-ing that If you should go awayaome time for a long, long timeand never write me. I might forget*

Oh. my dear, my dear, write me.No. I won't auk that, for if you donot lore me ao much that you can'thelp writing when von are away Iwould rather you would not writeto me. although It breaks the heartof one you call Margie

I.ltt)e book. I am giving thla letter to you?l could not aend It toDick, because If he called It emo-tional and allly 1 would hate htm.

(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)

RUNAWAY GROOMCAME TO SEATTLE

Nation-wide acarch for OnSplttler, aon of prominent Huron,8. D? family, who disappeared.lan. Ifi, few hour* before he whs

to be married, ha* developed thatSplttler was In Seattle two weeksngo at the New Richmond hotel

With the heavy aurplua otfreah ranch eggs practicallywiped out, agga continuedclimbing Wednesday. Freahegga advanced to 35 cent* Inthe morning. Buying pricesmounted to 30 centa.The butter market la Improving

Condenaarlea forced to cloee downon account of the liberal aupply ofcream, are resuming business, andmuch of the surplus stock has beencleaned up.

I'rirM S'Mwla tarVegrtahlra and I roll

4 \u2666\u25a0 dally hjr J W ()«4Vln a CoWhite river apu4a .. . .tt ef 011Takima Oomo II M ol< Of

Stops Tobacco Habitin One Day

Sanitarium Publishes Free BookShowing How Tobacco Habit

Can Be Banlahed In FromOne to Five Days at

Home.

The FJldera Sanitarium, located at*49 Main it.. Hts Joa«ph. Mo., has pub-lished a frae hook ahowlnff the dead-ly effort of the tobacco habit. andhow It ran b« batilahod In from oneto five daya at home

Men who have uaad tobacco formora than fifty year a have tried thlamethod and aay It la entirely aue-caaaful. and In addition to banlahln*the dealre for tobacco haa Improvedtheir health wonderfully. Thin meth-od banlahea tha deatra for tobacco,no matter whether It Is amoklng.chewing. dgarettea or anuff dipping

Aa thla book la being: dlatrlbutedfie«. aay on** wanting a copv shouldaend their name and ad'lrea* at once- ?Advertisement.

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Our Show Windows. White Lingerie Dreaaea,muaaed from handling

but will launder nicelya \u25a0 m and look a* good aa new

Remodeling Sale 1 t°

Owing to aatanalwa altaratlona In our Shoe and Clothing Dept. *

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hooker I'anta. worth 85c and «i_ o% m mL «f*e#sJ uIUkvIIC

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QQ Ladlea' Dreaa Boota, $1.00 WASH OCMan's Sulta In valuea to $ 1 .ZlO broken I'nea of the WAIBTS jZDC

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S3 little Wool Dreaaea, good value during eeaaon qq and OCtor $4 00. To cloaa what a left, now $2.76 each. !/oC sj> JL adbO

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creamery. brick .21Native w a ? h 1 n 1 to a

creamery. aolld pack .. .11Raatarn brlrk 20

Oragon triplet* IIL4mburg*r IIDomaatlo wheal .21Young America .17L<ocal craamary .17

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Country Hay and Orala(Prlraa paid producer)

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laughing little dear jou are ar-*

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COLONIAL TODAY ! COLONIAL TODAY j COLONIAL TODAY | COLONIAL TODAY j COLONIAL TODAY | COLONIAL TODAY

ftRIP VANWINKLEXnjdV With the Famous /AND

BIG RIOT \ THOS. JEFFERSON / BIG RIOTOF FUN \ SON OF THE FAMOUS JOSEPH JEFFERSON, AS / OF FUN

2-Act Keystone Special \ 2-Act Keystone Special

"Fatty and Mabel's \ T and Mabel'sSimple Life" \ I Simple Life"

4 Days Only-Starting Today