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the
Miss
Downie
visited
with
friends
in
city
on
Tuesday
nicht's
train
from
New
York.
Glasgow,
Scotland,
to
spend
sever-
al
months
visiting
here
with
her
E.
Thurber
leaves
on
this
even-sister,
Mrs.
Samuel
Massey.
Fourth
ing's
train
for
New
Brunswick
to
Avenue
Wet
On
the
way
here
spend
the
winter.
ELIO'S.
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anding
Valu
In
Furniture
Living
Room
Ensemble
$179.50
Including
.'-niece
High
Grade
Modern
Chesterfield
Suite,
1
IJarrymore
Axniinstcr
Rug,
9x12
and
Walnut
Magazine
Table
Bedroom
Ensemb!e-$79.50
Including
Vanity,
Bench,
Chiffonier,
Bed,
Coil
Spring
and
Cotton
Felt
Mattress
Folding
Metal
Bridge
Set
$14.75
Including
1
Chairs
and
Table
TOYS
A
Small
Deposit
Will
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Toys
For
Christmas
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OUR
WINDOWS
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1
0
3
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Exchange
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Knocks
The
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Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The-Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Arc
Reasonable
KNOX
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R.
Brasell
N.
M.
Drasell
Phone
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and
81
I.
O.
Box
575
Free
Gift
Tokens
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are
still
giving
our
Free
Oift
Tokens
which
entitle
you
to
a
wide
ranee
of
Premiums.
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In
and
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Over
MUSSALLEM'S
!
ECONOMY
STORE
STORY
OF
PUGILISM
"Kill
Gallahad,"
with
Edward
O.
Kobinson,
Wcek-End
Feature
At
Capitol
Theatre
"Kid
Galahad,"
a
story
of
the
prize
ring
and
the
characters
around
it,
is
the
feature
presentation
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end.
The
cast
Is
headed
by
Edward
G.
Robinson,
Bette
Davis
and
Humphrey
Bogart.
Robinson
plays
the
part
of
a
fight
manager
who
is
none
too
straight.
Bogart
is
another
fight
manager
and
he
is
an
out-and-out
crook.
Miss
Davis
is
Robinson's
girl
friend
"Fluff."
Wayne
Morris,
a
new
actor,
is
the
come-on
fighter.
Robinson
and
Bogard
endeavour
to
double-cross
each
other.
Towards
the
end
of
the
picture
the
two
rival
managers
kill
J
each
other
off,
much
to
the
satis-i
faction
of
everyone
concerned.
A
bitter
and
realistic
pugilistic
match
Is
one
of
the
features
of
the
action
which
eventually
leads
up
to
a
happy
romantic
ending.
It
Is
said
to
be
a
really
human
story
which
should
have
an
appeal,
not
only
to
fight
fans,
but
to
moviegoers
as
a
whole.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
O.
Johnson,
city;
F.
Steiner,
Fers-er
Lake.
Prince
Rupert
H.
S.
Kelser,
Inverness;
R.
Moore
and
Mrs.
L,SiWarner,
Smithers;
Dan
O'RoufScfCalgary;
A.
Barner,
Telkwa
Central
Walter
R.
T.
Romain,
C.N.R.;
H.
Montgomery
and
H.
C.
Rainbow,
Wingdam.
COULD
HARDLY
CLOSE
HANDS
Had
Rheumatism
and
Neuritis
"I
aufaed
itTerdj
from
Rhnmiariam
and
Naur'rtia,"
wrilei
Mr.
W.
J.
Traty
(
TerwiU.
"I
cauld
hardly
walk
upitairt
or
dote
mj
haixla.
After
talunf
Fruitatirta
lour
dart
th
awtllinf
left
ray
handt
and
kntca.
I
could
climb
tlitri
and
ladder.
1
adriie
any
rfion
aulferini
aa
I
did
lo
taka
Fruit-alma.
Thar
ire
quick
relief."
Try
this
real
fruit
juice,
herb
and
Ionic
pre
icriplion
f
a
famous
Canadian
doctor,
li
you
aulfer,
they
miht
clear
up
yaur
caie
too.
25c
and
50c
No
aubatitute.
At
dnijr.iil.
FRUITATlVES,i!S"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
jflay,
October
THIS
PARTY
WAS
NOVEL
Everything
Done
Backwards
as
A.Y.P.A.
Entertains
C.Y.S.
Mirth
reigned
supreme
on
Wed
nesday
evening
in
the
Cathedral
Hall
when
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
entertained
the
Christian
Youth
Society
at
a
backwards
party.
The
normal
order
of
procedure
was
reversed
and
the
boys
appeared
In
feminine
costume.
The
guests
on
arrival
were
bade
farewell
by
the
hostess.
Miss
Bob
Yerburgh,
who
was
attired
in
a
stately
Paris
model
of
black
satin
beaded
tunic
and
plumed
picture
hat.
The
party
opened
with
the
singing
of
"Auld
Lang
Syne"
and
"Good
Night
Ladies,"
The
Christian-
Youth
Society
then
formed
a
circle
around
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
members
singing
"For
They
Are
Jolly
Good
Fellows."
Following
this
the
company
took
their
artners
for
the
Home
Waltz.
Dancing
was
then
enjoyed
to
the
strains
of
Nelson
and
McLean's
orchestra.
About
9:30
the
guests
adjourned
to
the
dining
room
for
a
repast
of
coffee
and
doughnuts
followed
by
buns
and
spaghetti.
When
the
board
was
cleared
the
orchestra
struck
up
the
strains
of
the
supper
waltz.
The
next
portion
of
the
program
consisted
of
competitions,
guessing
the
names
of
famous
people
from
their
pictures,
a
smelling
contest
and
guessing
the
silhouettes
of
per
sons
present.
Mr.
i
Winnie)
Camer
on
was
successful
in
winning
the
prize
for
the
first
mentioned,
Mr.
(Edith)
Wilkinson
walked
off
with
the
prize
for
the
second
and
Mr.
(June)
Armour
the
prize
for
the
third.
The
guests
then
cast
all
restraint
aside
and
indulged
in
games
of
their
childhood.
Such
old
favorites
as
Farmer-ln-th-Dell,
Poor
Hyde
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Phone
580
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Pussy
and
Poison
Tag
were
joined
in
with
gusto.
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
a
tap
dance
by
the
Cameron
brothers,
(Winnie
and
Klttec).
The
ladies
seemed
to
want
to
show
off
their
pretty
gowns..
Some
very
outstanding
ones
were
noticed,
Miss
(Ken)
Harding
was
the
grand-i
mother
of
the
party,
being
attired
in
a
period
costume.
Miss
Keen-
leyside
made
a
charming
study
in
blue
figured
chiffon.
Miss
Ulaz-en)
Hankinson,
who
was
presented
with
a
bouquet
for
being
the
pret
tiest
lady
present,
looked
very
chic
in
a
sport
costume
with
feathered
beret.
Miss
(Louis)
Cromn.
In
a
wine
colored
tea
gown
and
accessories
to
match,
made
a
very
pretty
picture.
Following
the
grand
march
the
suests
nrenared
to
leave.
As
thev
left
they
were
welcomed
by
the
hostess.
Mrs.
C.
M.
Smith
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancou
ver
enroute
to
Tranqullle
Sanltar
lum.
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