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Throw OFF That

COLD!

Some men and women fight colds all winter long. Others
enjoy the protection of Aspirin. A tablet in time, and
the first symptoms of a cold get no further. If a cold has
caught you unaware, keep on with Aspirin until the cold
is gone. Aspirin can't harm you. It does not depress the
heart. If your throat is sore, dissolve several tablets in
water and gargle. You will get instant relief. There’s
danger in a cold that hangs on for days. To say nothing
of the pain and discomfort Aspirin might have spared
you! All druggists; with proven directions for colds,
headaches, neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism.

, ASPIRIN

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Not More Than

00 PAINT BRUSHES
GIVEN AWAY FREE

This Week

One With Every Purchase of

PRATT & LAMBERT’S
“61” Paint, Varnish or Enamel

Touch up the kitchen set or see our Nite Tables,
Magazine Racks, Etc., $1.00 to $1.75

 

 

 

BROKEN WINDOWS—Call us, we will reglaze
it in a few minutes.—Phone 3

KAIEN HARDWARE (C0.

 

 

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MacKenzie’s Furniture
$125.00

 

Chesterfield Suites—

pedroon Suites—b pieces ee $100. 00
oe End er ie $2. 50

Bed Springs, Bed Mattresses, English Baby ahi
Linoleum by the yard and Linoleum Rugs, all
and patterns.

MacKenzie’s Furniture — Phone 775

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Early Ad. Copy is appreciated

 

 

 

 

HALLOWE'EN “(CITADEL | IS
DEDICATED

ite Captain Acton Officiates at |

- CELEBRATED

|Usk Baseball Club Staged Delight-
ful Masquerade Dance Last
|

 

Friday Night

 

USK, Oct. 25:—The Hallowe’en

masquerade held last Friday eve-/dication of a fine

well attended by enthusiastic sup-| recently by Sta
| porters from Terrace, Copper City | Acton of Wrangell, divisional com-
Army for Northern
Yukon, |
and yellow assisted by prominent natives of
\colors, with owls, black cats, witches, | the village and district. It marks a
ere and goblins peering at one very important improvement in the|

jning by the Usk Baseball Club was|Army Citadel here was conducted ’ ew

and other points.

°

| the proverbial black

from any and every corner effected
ja genuine Hallowe’en atmosphere.

; winners:
| Victorian Lady.

| Senator

THE DAILY NEWS

 

Opening of

 

|

|
KITZEGUCL

}mander of the

The hall, artistically decorated in| British Columbia

community.

|
The proceedings commenced with
| During the masked parade theja parade from the United Church |
‘following were selected as the prize|to the new citadel at the

Acton,

ton and D. L

 

Kitzegucla Hall—

Many Visitors

 

A, Oct. 25

new Salvatior

Captain Josepl

and “the

Wells of Kitwanga

—The de- |

door of
which the dedication was conduc- |
| Miss Betty Anderson as a young|ted. After speeches by Staff Captain!
Chief Thomas
Mrs. Roberts as an old fashioned | Haseltin, Chief Spokque of Hazel- |

Campbell of |

CUT RATE
SHOE STORE

Prices Guaranteed
35% Less

 

4

We have just received a big

, shipment of

Children’s

Footwear

|} Also three-quarter length rub-
ber boots for ladies and misses.
Be sure you see these before
buying.

Cut Rate Shoe Store

 

 

 

 

|
|

M. Anderson as a Scotch soldier.|Chief Stephen Morgan handed over | Enjoyable Cinderella

J. Tennant, representing a stork
| with its infantile bundle, was un-
;animously acclaimed the most no-
jvel and original character of the
| evening.

At midnight a bountiful supper
jwas served by members of the
‘club.

The five-piece orchestra poured
forth its jazz till the early hours of
‘ee morning.

Much credit for the success of
)the evening was due Mrs. Carl Brac-
|ken and Mr. Bracken, captain of the

Baseball Team.

Mail Schedule

the East—

 

For

|

| Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8:30 am

From the East—

Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
| day : 9 p.m.
‘or Vancouver—
Tuesday 12:30 p.m
Thursday 9 pm
Friday 11 pm
October 3, 12 and 24 p.m |
| from Vancouver—
Sunday ...... ides. Se
Weanesday . 9:30 a.m
Friday bi p.m
October 8, 20 and 29 a.m
|For Stewart and Anyox—
Sunday . 7pm
Wednesday 3 p.m
From Stewart and Anyox—
Tuesday ........... 11:30 a.m
Thursday 8 p.m

For Naas River and Port Simpson—
Sunday 7 pm

 

 

| Trade in Your

| Old Pen

on a new Parker or Water-

man.

We can allow you from $1.25
to $2.50 on

have no matter what con-

any pen you
dition it may be in while

this drive is on.

The old pen is as good as
cash and we have a fine

selection just now.

   

_JOHN BULGERe

JEWELLERS

LTHE STORE WITH THE CLOCK

 

 

a key of the new building to Ser-! Dance on Saturday By

geant Major Arthur McDames who, | Sons of N

orway Lodge |

in turn, tendered it to Staff Cap-| el 8

tain Acton. : | About forty persons were present
Before opening the door, the di-|4+ an enjoyable Cinderella Dance

visional comm:

The service

Woods, speech
galdo of Hazel

son,
Glen Vowell a
Mendum of

Meanskinisht,
and Kitselas.
Refreshment

 

Sam Jabour
week's trip to
| business,
| the smelter to
this morning.

building to the
Then the congregation marched in- |,
to the building,
Forward, Soldiers.”

included another
Captain Acton, hymns, songs by the
Kitzegucla brigade,
fred McDames

Wale, speech by Capt

Major D. Williams
visitors from Kis

dies of the Army

returned

ander
worship of God
Singing “Forward

inside

on) ’ c > - ‘ . |

$010 by Jame 5 Staff Captain Joseph Acton, divi- |

by Chief Gitdim- sional commander of the Salvation |
ton, solo by William

nd speech by
Hazelton

Capt

Glen Vowell
Kitwanga,

pnliox
plox

Ss were
Home League

who has been o1

Anyox on insur

wn on the

dedicated the

the building
address by Staff} tne

speech by Al-

R. Tomlin-
speech by Ensign Parkson of

Sergeant
welcomed the

Hazelton

served by la-

ance
to the city from
Cardena

held Saturday
fellows’ Hall by the Sons of Norway

sige. Accordion music was fur-
nished by Julius Welle and John
Fredehim was master of cere-

monies. Harry Hanson presided at
door, Dancing was in progress
from 9:30 p.m. until midnight.

  

Army for Northern British Colum-
bia and the Yukon with headquar-
ters at Wrangell, returned to the
city on the Cardena this morning
after paying a visit to the corps at
Port Simpson. He was accompan-
ied by Captain Ruby Steele, local
commandant

 

 

 

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MUSSALLEM’S

Economy Store

Where dollars have more cents

hones — 360
9 Third Avenue

Market
j oe s —_—— 25¢

Shoulder Lamb, 5 lb

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First Avenue

Hotel Central Ltd.

business district,

homelike, beautiful harbor

views.
Rates reasonable. Spacious
sample rooms.
FIRST CLASS: CAFE

Open at All Hours

nthly rate for
and Meals

‘entral Ltd.
& Seventh Street

 

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TEACHER OF MUSIC

Phone—Black 232

 

 

 

 

Steamship Sailings) “T]LLIE THE

For Vancouver—

TOILER”

A Job

Half-Done

night in the Odd-|

 

Family Meat

RESOLUTION
~ TS ADOPTED

City Requests Prime Minister to
Bring Silver Question Before
Conference
Having been redrafted since last
meeting by Mayor Orme and City
Solicitor Jones and certain unde-

irable features of the original
draft eliminated, Ald. Casey’s re-
solution requesting Prime Minister

R. B. Bennett to bring the gold and

ilver question before the forth-
coming world economic conference
was unanimously adopted by the
city council last night

The resolution expresses the be-
lief that Some fundamental reason
exists for the present depression

and cessation of

 

production and
requests the

upon the
advisa-

th

employment and
Prime Minister to impress
economic conference’ the
bility of carefully iz

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of siivel ind

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quiring int of
relation gold in re-|
gard to monetary System and
possible, establish a fair ratio be-

tween the two metals

| : i a |
Mrs. Haakon Selfjord and child]
|will leave on tomorrow morning’s|
train for Halifax where they will!
embark November 5 aboard the
steamer Gripsholm for a visit to
oe native home in Norway

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Monday & Tuesday

TWO SHOWS — 7 angs
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MINEHEAD LUMP—Per Ton ..... 12.50

JASPER LUMP—Per Ton 12.50
Dry Cedar and Jackpine For Sale

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Oct. 17—ss. Princess Norah a.m. |
Oct. 29—ss. Princess Norah a.m.}|
For Naas River and Port Simpson— |
Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 p.m. |
From Naas River & Port Simpson—

Tuesday—ss. Cardena ....11:30 a.m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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, Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 pm

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