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CL.ISS
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at
Al
Bears
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aaoataly
rate
sac
Reams
aad
Meals
Hotel
Central
Ltd.
Hot
Areas
A
Serrate
street
FOR
SALE
Fresh
Fish
Daily
Aboard
Helen
II
Cuvr
Bay
TAKE
VThcn
j-ou
are
colJ,
tired,
exhausted
or
suffering
from
nerve
strain,
your
body
is
at
its
weakest,
and
that
is
when
germs
have
their
best
chance
to
attack
you.
Whenever
you
feel
that
SINKING
FEEL
INGtakcacupofBovril
the
concentrated
goodness
of
prime
beef.
Bovril
has
the
unique
power
of
reviving
the
vital
energies
of
the
body
BOVRIL
and
prevent
that
Sinking
Feeling
VjSALES
Evtry
Month
in
the
Tew
1952
Sales
Dates
Steamship
Sailings
For
Yancoam
Tuesuay
as.
Cardeni
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Tnur.
as
Prince
Rupert,
It
pl
Friday
aa
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Adelaide
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mtetnsxht
January
.
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Monti
9m
From
Vaarauici
Sunday
a.
Cardena
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pjn
Wed
as.
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Rupert
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Friday
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JONES
Family
Meat
Market
57
Phene
957
FINISHES
HISTERM
ICocsevelt
Through
as
Governor
of
New
York
Will
he
Private
Citiien
Until
March
4
ALBANY.
N.Y..
Jan.
S-Prcsldent-elect
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
completed
his
term
as
Governor
of
the
State
of
New
York
and
has
taken
up
residence
at
Hyde
Park
as
a
private
cltlaen
until
Mirth
4
when
he
will
be
Inaugurated
as
President
of
the
United
States.
At
dinner
on
the
evening
of
hU
retirement.
Governor
and
Mr.
Roosevelt
entertained
the
state
cabinet.
Inauguration
of
Lieutenant-Governor
Lehman
as
Oovemor
of
the
State
took
place
Monday.
CHIEF
EXECUTIVE
OF
U.
S.
FOK
SIX
YEARS
IS
FOUND
DEAD
BY
Wire
AT
THEIR.
HOME
TODAY
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Northampton
common
counU,
1900-
01.
City
clerk
at
Northampton.
1994.
Married
Grace
A.
Goodhue
of
Burton
ton.
W.
October
4.
1936.
Member
Massaehosseits
House
of
1
Mayor
of
Northampton.
1910-11.
Member
MasaaehusseUs
State
Senate.
1912-13.
president
of
the
Senate
In
1914
and
1915.
Ueutenant-Oovernor
of
Masaa-chuseetta.
1916-17-18.
Bedea
Oovemor
of
MjuiuM-aetia.
br
terms.
1919
and
L?2ft.-
Sreetfd
vice-president
'of
the
Unlted'aitea
tn
November.
Becaraejpresident
0!
the'
United
States.
August
3.
rW8.
upon
the
death
of,"
Warren
O
Harding
i
Ejected
president
of
the
United.
States
In
November.
19f
4.
While
on
vacation
Aagatt
137-1
issued
taraousiaiemeat:
T
do
not
j
omk
vo
run
1
or
preasoent
Retired
from
pre
agency
March
!.
an
resumed
reseats
at
BUILDING
IS
BOMBED
Provincial
Cesrt
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in
Nrkn
Is
Barked
r
.
Explsin
No
V
One
is
Injured
NKLSObV.
Jamsams
(Canadian
been
ptaced
in
the
buildina
era!
boars
before
the
explosion
MRS.
M00NEY
IS
RECEIVED
Plea
Far
iamews
CaavtHI
Ltbera-Um
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PresJdtnt-Elett
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lib
)U4her
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Yestover.
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Jan.
mHnil
meet
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re-1
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Mrs.
Mary
Momwy
mother
of
1
Tom
Memsey.
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years
ago
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for
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of
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of
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
January
5
103J
District
News
4-ft
tin
M
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K1TSELAS
The
Christmas
season
was
en-Joyably
celebrated
by
the
native
people
of
Kitaelas
Mrs.
Chief
1
M.
O.
McKay
had
a
feast
in
her
home,
all
the
chiefs
and
members
of
other
tribes
taking
part
In
the
fes'.lvl-tle.
One
of
the
visiting
chiefs
made
a
s
perch
and
proposed
three
hearty
cheers
for
Mrs.
McKay
Metnbtta
ot
the
Dcmox
tribe
had
an
enjoyable
party
In
the
Kiuelas
Young
People's
Association
Hall
the
other
night.
Many
white
people
being
also
In
attendance
at
the
party.
There
was
dancing
and
a
fine
musical
program.
The
Chlmdemash
tribe
had
its
annual
Christmas
tree
entertainment
in
the
Kltselas
Young
People's
Association
Hall,
a
good
sized
crowd
of
children
and
young
people
bctnt
In
attendance.
The
Cht-mderaaeti
Santa
Clans
pale,
a
vis;!
to
the
gathering
and
distributed
toys,
candies
and
nuts
to
eacn
child
a
well
aa
to
the
old
people
Representative.
1907-08.
I
Aftert
facXenxi
and
I
Toussg
were
each
hosts
at
Preaa
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mm
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ram
ana
UaKi
bT
the
esptosion
of
imb
on
a
stair
landing
on
Toes-
day
afternoon
No
one
was
injured
j
Aiihowtfc
forty
gowramint
pioyeea
were
m
tb
--
si
tt
I
Of
the
n!
3"lb
lone
om
the
mabi
Ism
f
Royal
City
H
is
believed
that
the
boon.!
1
Uu
P&ea
wtth
a
tin
fawtt
wiMattlc
Bra
r
Jam.
4-ft
tin
Keiiogrs
AO-amn
mas
dinners
recently
Speakers
included
Chief
Mark
O
McKay.
ON.R
TRAINS
For
the
East
Monday
and
Fridays
9:3
ajn
Wednesdays
-
lt:M
aa
From
the
East-Tuesdays.
Thursday
and
Saturdays
S
pjB
tWeek-End
Specials
Swift
s
Boneless
Cotuge
Rolls,
per
ft
Bg
Fteeh
Extras
per
dea.
.
15c
35c
Maikm-
Best
pauCOTS
Ta.
per
tin
20c
Ubby
s
Corned
Beef.
3-0)
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30c
Phaoe
Tear
Order
We
Dtavn
P.
UAMULA.
Pretf
FMth
Street.
PhMt
31
'Salvation
Army
At
Metlakatla
Holds
Festival
METLAKATLA.
Jan.
-The
annual
musical
festival
of
the
Salvation
Army
was
held
under
very
happy
circumstances
In
that
the
St
Paul's
Church
Chior
helped
with
two
very
creditable
numbers
on
the
excellent
program.
The
playing
of
"The
Heavens
Are
Telling
and
"Hallelujah
Chorus"
by
the
massed
singers
of
M
voices
were
features.
Through
the
timely
si
ran
foments
by
the
Village
Council.
St.
Paul's
Church
was
secured
for
the
sacred
concert
as
the
local
Salvation
Army
Hall
was
considered
not
large
enough
to
hold
the
audience
Phone
953
Phone
93
De
Jongs
Cash
and
Carry
Specials
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Corned
Beef
2
urn
for
Katie
Brand
MtBt-
per
tin
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bottles
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brand.
wr
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pkg.
Saiapore
Sltced
2
:ms
for
Nboto
Tea
per
1-lb
pkg
181
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prf
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Desarrt
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Qaker
or
Ayhaer
Corn
2
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for
25c
19c
25c
25c
SPINACH
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22c
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fur
25c
A
delicious
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29c
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Yellow
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34
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