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store
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15,
1938
"DUTY'S.
ASSETS
Man
in
the
Moon
i
V
AA
.
.
1
1
-
.
1
Nobody
wants
to
know
what
they
are.
If
you
talk
about
your
troubles
And
tell
them
o'er
and
o'er.
The
world
will
think
you
like
'em
and
proceed
to
give
you
more.
Uncle
and
niece
stood
watching
the
young
people
dancing
about!
them.
J
SI
bet
you
never
saw
any
dancing-like
.this
back
in
the
nineties,'
eh,
Uncle?"
'
"Once
hut
thp
nlarp
-a
raidprf
"
J
1
The
big
news
of
the
day
still
comes
from
Europe
or
the
Oil
ant
where
the
dictators
continue
in
the
spotlight.
If
you
would
be
outstanding
With
all
eyes
turned
your
way,
Just
make
yourself
a
dictator
With
new
moves
every
day.
Be
as
cruel
as
,a
tiger
Let
nothing
turn
you
back
And,
when
a
person
cuts
up
rough.
Just
put
him
on
the
rack.
Germany
haj
finished
slicing
the
'
j
edges
off
Czechoslovakia.
Now
she
j
has
made
friends
with
the
victims
,
and
will
probably
proceed
to
absorb
i
the
process
too
slow.
I
We
are
being
told
what
Germany
could
do
to
the
British
Empire
If
she
tried.
In
the
meantime
Hitler
will
probably
npt
try.
,
People
are
talking
about
a
suit
able
title
for
Mr.
Chamberlain
Young
Clerk;
-Could
you
learn
;to
love
me,--do
you
think,
Jose-
ipntne?"
Gay
Young
Stenographer?
"WelL
Permanent
imnmvon,...
.
(Napoleon,
you
never
can
tell.
,1
f
in,
77
1
J
r0ementS
t0
the
City
Since
its
incor.
f
lrned
shorthand
In
six
weeks."
.
a
concert
have
awful
In
addition
to
rhi
..
.
headache
and
pains
in
my
lungs.
terwnrl-c
wu"
1
""MiwuwHs
me
city
has
wa-
Ane
aoctOT
'
1
e
a
eak
heart.
rft?r
tPn0ne
System'
buildings
t0f
cit
hall,
fire
hall,
etc
This
year
the
land
including
within
fh!
schobls.
$
it
"rT
3ust
the
same"
her
is
assessed
at
$2,005,000
and
the
buiKs
Tat
SwS?
"Heart-lm
ears
"unuings
at
$-J,d9
,560.
-always
'
The
cnlWtinn
nf
giving
me
troubled
the
citv
tn
QPnri
to
ft
V"Provernent
taxes
has
enabled
"Pawoni
me,
ladles,"
said
an
old
ward
itc
SnWnrrV
A
,1lnistf
of
flnance
at
Victoria
to-1
-entleman
in
the
seat
behind,
-but
qTrlf
,
mUon.ds
smce
the
refunding
of
the
bonds
in
ITe
wme
to
a
concert'
not
an
w-
i
"e
n
J
934
the
Of
A
Kr5
SUm
3134.000
o
Jt
?c
t
.
!
ean
recital."
a
a
much
much
imDroved
imDroved
rnir
ennriirinn
T
"
e
city
,s
,n
-
Should
the
industries
tn
wh,h
t
.
,
Faher
(admiring
his
recently-
ward
develon.
wi
h
1L
i
a
ertv
thP
nit
-
,,.nir
--.m"ic
ucjwana
I
or
City
pro),
greai
statesman
one
of
these
days."
f",'f
ay
wouM
be
able
to
sell
enough
of
its
reverted
Mother:
oh-
Charl".
lands
to
enable
it
to
make
the
improvements
which
wmiM
nM
think
he
be
necessary
such
qSl
Cn3
'Sure
of
lt"
Look
as
much
a
improved
Wd
I
to
In
hnnSS
I
3
Jl?
lJe:a
that
case
manv
mor
pOVe.
wriggles
out
of
everythlrig."
doubtless
stnms
,nu
uZ
,
"lu
uc
xe.W"
rea
and
iod
of
grearactivitV.
W0U,d
be
a.P'W
REPRESENTS
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
The
represen
ative
of
the
Chamberlain
government:
m
Canada
today
is
Sir
Si
Gerald
Campbell
K
C
SI
G
commissioner.
All
communicationsbetweei
Pthe
I
Britifh'
government
and
the
government
of
Right
Hon
W
L
I
Mackenzie
Kino-
naca
fh.u
c:
n.....?.
t.X10?'
V'
V'1
the
Canadian
government
and
tn
not
tv,.
d.:.
T
es
0I!
tary
of
State
for
the
Dominions
denartS
or
other
of
the
British
government
at
all
timeSy
any
While
S
Gver
nor
General
represents
the
King
in
Canada
he
does
nif
represent
the
British
cabinet
any
more
than
he
"would
ret
Sir
Gerald
recently
came
to
Ottawa
from
New
York
Francis
nuV;
B,ritisb
C0nsu1'
t0
tftke
the
Place
of
S&I
Floud
who
a
year
or
two
ago
rave
several
ad
dresses
in
this
city.
He
is
59
years
of
ae
and
s
a
d
l0
0
be
a
good
sneaker
and
a
delio-htfui
i:..
had
a
wide
experience
in
the
consular
service,
having
served
the
British
government
in
Rio
de
Janeiro,
the
Beldan
Congo
Venice,
Addis
Ababa,
Philadelphia
and
San
S
,
Cisco
before
being
moved
to
New
York
Ho
aVi
r
i
'
Campbell
W11
rcsMe
in
the
olliZ
re
Menc"of
the
HiS
THE
JAPANESE
THREAT
Britain,
France
and
the
United
States
have
in
China
which
Japan
is
concessions
threatening
to
seize
If
Jh
pan
wishes
to
terminate
the
war
nin'n
u
i
i
,
.
"
iiuunu
oe
wise
i
to
make
the
seizure
and
see
what
will
happen.
She
must
be
m
desperate
straits
to
even
suggest
such
a
thing.'
il
C.N.
R.
Trains'
Far
the
Eat
.
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
pm.
FrttmHhe
Kasi
Tuesday;
Thursday
and
1
Saturdays
l
pjrif
,
'Everybody
reads
the
Dallv'New.'
There's
a
reason.
.
.
a
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
811m
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone.
(51
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Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
PHON1M7
KEN
RAYNER
For
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SERVICE
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RATES
,
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711
BEST
QUEBEC
PIANIST
i
"i
r'ii...,
.
i.
Winner
of"
a
Quebec
provincial
scholarship
which
will
supply
him
with
piano
tuition
in
France.,
eight-year-old
Anore
Mathieu,
of
Montreal,
forgets
his
music
for
a.
time
and
perches
on
the
railing
or
the
liner
carrying
him
to
Europe.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEG,
Oct
15:
(CP)
Wheat
futures,
werp
nn
i..
n
a-.-
when
he
goes
to
the
House
of
Lords,
yesterday
with
October
closine
at
Jake
says
they
should
make
him6,c-
Lord
Giveaway
of
Sudetenland.
Hitler
and
Dempsey
are
In
the:
nly
one
halibut
boat
was
In
same
class.
Both
try
to
change
the
tn
catch
today
and
it
is
map,
of
their
opponents.
.
holding
over
until
Monday.
This
,
was
the
P.
Dorreen
with
13,-
The
Czechs,
feel
pretty
badly
cut
000
Pounds
up
aDout.tne
whole
affair.
(Yes
the
su-de-ten
afi
fair,
not
what
you
thought.)
NEW
HAZELTON
l
i;ree
aun
were
thrown
Into
the
:otd
and
swirling
waters
Jf
Bulkley
Canyjn
a
few
days
ago
when
the
canoe
with
which
they
were
guid-ng
poles
upset.
Two
of
them
reached
fety
an
a
small
rock
while
the
third
swam
to
shcre
and
obtain
d
Tie
ip
Al
were
rescued
after
rev-era,
hours
and
none
show
any
111-ef.'erts
from
the
experience.
Simon
Edwards,
a
Kisplox
Inilrn.
was
taken
In
charge
this
we;k
by
Constable
Andrew,
Orant
of
th
rsrovuicial
police
and
Constable
Hanford
of
the.
Royal
Canadian
M
tinted
Police
end
is
being
charged
with
the
theft
last
April
of
a
title
and
ether
articles
belonging
to
IiTy
Webt2r
of
Two
Mile.
The
Hazelton
Ladlef
Aid
held
a
very
sucsessful
sale
of
home
cook-In?
lat
Saturday
in
the
United
Church.
Percy
Ward
of
Vancouver.
Inspector
of
hospitals,
paid
his
first
visit
to
the
Hazeltcn
Hospital
a
few
days
ago.
Rev.
and
Mrs,
J.
E.
Blrchall
if
Smithers
were
the
guests
on
Thanksgiving
Day
at
Hazelton
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Newtek.
Rev.
B.
Shearman,
Anglican
Church
rector
at
Kltwanga.
was
a
recent
visitor
In
Hazelton.
There
have
been
a
few
light
frosts
here
on
recent
nights
but,
as'
yet,
little
damage
has
been
done
to'
local
gardens
which
look
as
good
as
ever
for
this
time
of
year.
There
Is
an
excellent
crop
of
potatoes,
the'
late
rains
having
been
Just
what
they
needed.
Harry
Webster,
who
was
admitted
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital
a
few
week?
ago
suffering
from,
a
compound
fracture,
was
sufflcierit-'
recovered
to
be
able
to
return
to
his
home
the
latter
part
of
this
week.
CHECK
YOURSELF
FOR
THESE
COMMON
SIGNS
OF
ACID
INDIGESTION
Q
Heartburn
"Acid"
Headache
Nausea
Sour
Stomach
No
Appetite
"Ga"
Tired
Feeling
in
Morning
"Logginess"
Mail
Schedule.
For
ne
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
3
pjn.
Prom
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
n:oo
pjn.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10
pjn.
Friday
9:30
pjr
October
7.
18
and
28
4
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
pjn.
'"-niKday
10:30
ajn.
Friday
4
pJn,
J
October
13
and
24
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-
r
1
You
have
any
of
thete
Symptoms
and
suspect
At'd
Indigestion
as
the
Cause
Lose
No
Time
in
"Alkalii!n!
the
Quick
Easy
"Phillips'
"
Way
'
Don't
be
alarmed
if
you
get
a
low
"score"
on
the
above
symptoms
and
suspect
over-acidity
at
the
cause.
For
now
there
is
a
way
to
relieve
"acid
indigestion"
with
almost
Incredible
speed
a
way
that
is
simple
to
do
and
costs
but
a
few
pennies.
What
you
do
is
take
2
teaspoonfuls
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
30
minutes
after
meals.
OR
take
2
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets,
the
exact
equivalent.
Results
are
amazing.
Often
you
get
relief
ina
frwmimilM
v..
.
set
distress
disappear.
It
prwiuctZ
gas
to
embarrass
you
and
offend
otbai
Try
It
youH
be
gbd
you
did.
Get
a
bottle
of
liquid
Phillips'
MilkS
Magnesia
for
home
use
and
a
box
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Maenesu
Tn
carry
with
you.
But
see
tU
any
box
or
bottle
you
accept
is
deariv
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia
ounoa
7
pa
Wednesday
Jp4
rrom
Anyox
and
Stewart
Tuesday
.11
:
u
Thursday
...
tpa
For
Naas
Hirer
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
j
pa
I
rom
Naas
Hirer
and
Port
Slmpsos
Tuesday,
11:30
0
lor
Queen
Charlotte
Islinds-October
7
and
21
o:m
pa
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-October
5
and
19
m
For
Alasks
October
13
and
"
24
u
"
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you
up
this
winter
!
You
can
forget
that
there
ever
was
such
a
motor-wg
menace
as
a
freeze-up
when
you
choose
Prestone"
anti-freeze.
Because
"Prestone"
anti-freeze
and
water
in
the
KwrzeroP
JU$t
COfi''
frC2e
even
at
600
And
this
is
true
every
day,
no
matter
how
long
the
winter
or
how
severe.
Because
''Prestone"
anti-freeze
doesn
t
evaporate
doesn't
lose
its
strength!
inree
or
four
days
of
mild
weather
won't
send
you
scurrying
for
another
quart.
"Prestone"
anti-freeze
protects
against
rustclog.
King
too
can't
harm
the
finish
of
your
car
can
t
create
an
unpleasant
odbur.
Ond;ir
Ntlonl
Carbon
Company,
Limited
0
art
tradt
marki
oftk
Canadimn
National
Cerhenn.
ril"..;"
NO
FREEZE-UP
One
half
Treaton"
anti-freen
nil
one
half
waUr
protects
againat
freezing
to
a
temperature
34
below
tero.
Uae
more
"Preatone
anti.freete,
according
to
printed
directiooa,
for
protection
at
60
or
60
below
zero.
The
guarantee
ii
printed
on
the
tin
I
NO
EVAPORATION
"Preatone"
anti-freeze
will
not
evaporate.
When
mixed
with
the
proper
amount
of
water
in
a
normal
cooling
ayitem,
it
gives
guaranteed
all-winter
protection.
NO
RUST-CLOGGING
Special
pToperilee
In
-Preatone
anti
freeze'
reduce
the
danger
of
ruat-cloggingand
corroalon
to
a
minimum.
A
mat-clogged
cooling
ayatem
often
leade
to
expenaive
repair
P'y
safe
with
"Prestone"
anti
freeze.