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BARNEY GOOGLE AND SP ARK PLUG Registered L'. S. Patent Office By BILLY DE BECK
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A Home Product
of Real Merit
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
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Are Home Product^ that aH
Juneauites are proud of.
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WE-PHONE i’ACIO SET BREAKS UP HOME.
Pastor Pawns Watch and
Scores Flock , '
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•g. Aimer T. Hovland. of Newton Lower Falls, Mass., Is seeking
because abe says her husband “bellowed” for silence If she
_j*ed while he was listenin'* In on his radio set with a single
BaM phone. If there had been tv o bead sets, both might have been
—Jufjiig the entertainment
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
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MRS. BRADLEY COMPLIMENTED
Mrs. John Feusi entertained a num
ber of ladies from Douglas and .1 ti
nea ii -at her home yesterday after
noon complimentary to Mra. F. R.
Bradley. The guests had their
needle work and the afternoon was
pleasantly spent with sewing and
visiting. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
TEMPORARILY ILL.
Stove N’ordin of Juueau is a guest
at the Grandler house where he is
under the care of Dr. W. JD'Arcy
Chase.
V'SITING FRIENDS.
Ike Weathers formerly of Douglas
was an Island visitor yesterday.
TOM MIX AND RUTH ROLAND
AT LIBERTY TONIGHT.
Tlirre will he a double movie
offering at the Liberty tonight.
Tom Mix and his famous horse!
Tony, will be seen in a William |
Fox production, "Just Tony" which;
is said to be a thriller and shows!
why this particular horse is such a
wonder. It is an out-door feature
and will be relished by all movie,
fans.:' ; j
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Do you know that Ruth Roland is
an export swordsw'omun?" In “Hu
man Vultures," episode 10 of het
Pathoserial supreme thriller, “Thf
Timber Queen.” showing tonight at
the Liberty Theatre, Ruth matiheF
her skill against the best swordsman
LIBERTY
TONIGHT
TOM MIX AND TONY
IH
“JUST TONY"
Also Ruth Roland in an
other episode of “The Tim
ber Queen” entitled
“HUMAN VULTURES”
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». C. HANNA COMPANY
'AUTOMOBI' " REPAIRING D ACCEbfORIl
AGE] |FOk siuoEBAKEP iuvo
AND FEDERAL TIRES
PHONEI35 • • • OLD G. & B. MOTOR CO. j
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GOME IN
and inspect our new line of Sweaters
for Men, Women and Children.
J. GALLWAS.
lonon ...
i_ MV8LAS
In South America. When It comes
to tnvordsplay, this daring and skill
ful girl makes D’Artagan look like a
piker: In this episode Ruth at last
locates her father—hut finding him
; and freeing him are two different
| matters, as Ruth discovers when
i she finds herself hanging over a
| steep , rocky precipice with the
j rope cutting on a rock.
do noFdose
CHILDREN'S COLDS
I _
The Safest, Quickest end Best
Treatment Is An Applicanon of
Vicks Over Throat and Chest at
Bedtime
Modern mothers realize that too
j much doting—especially for the oft-,
recurring colds of children—is both j
!a harmful and round-about method. I
! It is for this reason that in lit-j
icrrlly millions of 'homes Vicks is I
the favorite treatment for croup andj
; colds, as well a.s for the cold
'troubles of 'grown-ups.
J For spasmodic croup and clill
Idim's colds you just nib Vicks over
j throat and chest until the difficult
j breathing Is relieved, then spread on
jtulckly and cover with a warm flan
tnel cloth.
j Like a poultice or plaster Vicks
!is absorbed through and stimulates
j the skin. This relieves soreness,
|loosens phlegm and eases difficult
breathing. Like a vapor lamp, the
I application over throat and chest
'sends up 'healing vapors which are
j inhaled with oach breath directly;
'into the congested, inflamed airi
I passages.
Golds go overnight; croup is gen
ierally relieved wltih/ln 15 minutes.
, At all drag stores.
i.....
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Rev John Dumlep, pastor of tin
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
or Salem. Mass., baa announced ha
has been compelled to pawn 01*
watch to buy food, at the tame
time attacking his parishioner* for
"patronizing wine and whisks®
club*."
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DIPLOMACY TURNS TO ENGLISH
BERLIN, Oct. 33.—English Is be
coming the language of international
Intercourse, declares Dr. A. von
Wilke, in an essay concerning the
language of diplomacy. He says
that French, in this1 flfeld, is losing
its dominance.
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I shouldn’t the West ‘
be proud of its coffee?
There is no finer coffee to be had than S'
Hills Bros. Red Can. It is the cream of
the crop—not of one plantation, but of
the plantations of the entire coffee-pro
ducing world. Blended with rare skill*
roasted to a turn, ground with special
machinery and packed in vr'aium that
retains its freshness always!
Little wonder that Hills Bros. Red Can
Coffee outsells all other brands and is in
demand the world over. The Recognized
Standard, without a doubt. To be sure,
the West is proud of this wonderful coffee t
With all its high quality, Hills Bros.
Coffee is not high-priced. It is econom- ^
ical to buy—and economical to use.
Hills Bros., San Francisco.
HILLS BROS COFFEB •
Fseumm-Pack 'yhiek
01924, Hill* Bn*.
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Weather Condition* As Recorded by the U. S. ^
Weather Bureau.
Forenut for Juneau and ncinity for 24 noun beginning 8 v. it today:
Rain tonight and Saturday, cooler tonight: omrdaret 5tulnerly
winds. .
LOCAL DATA
Bnrora Temtt. Humidity Win6 Velocity Weather
8 p. m. ye#t'$ 29.36 42 91 SE 18 Bain
8 a. m. today 29.11 46 61 SE 8 Rain
12 n.oon today 29-33 44 87 S 10 Cldy
CABLE AND RAdIO REPORTS
7-JJVWBTIHtDAy ' <~ ~ foliA y
Hlgtoat » p ru. i uKutliu **•.», Itwpp. I a. pi
ii-mr r*mp * '.mn temp VwlhclHr N hr* w..th«
p 22 20 22 16 I Cldy
Berhol . 24 22
Tuntana . 22 18 4 4 —- 0 Clear ,
Eagle . 24 4 0 10 — 0 Clear
Fairbanks . 32 18 8 12 — 0 Clear
Andhbnuge . 38 34 28 30 * 0 Cldy
at. Paul . 30 30 28 30 — .02 Cldy
Dutch Harbor .... 44 36 28 32 — — Snow
Kodiak . — — 40 4 4 — — Cldy
Cordova . 62 42 34 36 4 .64 Pt. Cldy
Juneau 52 42 38 46 8 .36 Bain
Sitka . 54 42 40 46 —- .28 Rain
Prinre Rupert ... — — 44 46 16 .78 Rain
Edmondon . 66 58 38 36 * 0 Clear
Seattle . 62 58 50 64 • 8 ‘.30 Cldy
Portland .;_ 66 64 54 56 4 .08 Cldy
San Franca two .... 68 60 56 56 ° 0 P-t. filfly
.... _- '
The pressure remains low In the Gulf of Alaska with to
moderate precfplLotion on the coast. The ‘highest pressure reported by '
an Alaskan station tlhls morning is 20.54 Inches at St. Paul. It Is
UcL>w normal as far south as Oregon. Fair weaithpr prevails lit the
Interior and tempeatures have fallen in the middle Yukon atifl Tanttna
Valleys, on Pntnoe William Sound and in the Aleutian Islands. Snow
is falling «t Dutdh Harbor tills morning.
THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
Vnuddla Vtrwt between Vraal 4i* Iwni Wt f%»-« 6*1
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
Woo*Mgjgr
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1 ROYAL ELECTRIC VACUUM !
[ CLEANERS 1
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1 SOLD AND RENTE® I
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| Rentals can be applied oil t 1
I Cleaner purchase later. |
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I Alaska Electric Light 8 Power Go |
£ j
S Home of Edison Mazda Lamps and Regular, Reliable Brands of |
Electric Appliances.
Phone 6 Juneau I
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ONE THING THAT
THE ALASKA RAILROAD AND a
RIVER BOAT
MEAN TO ALASKA
Cheaper and Quicker transportation of products, in and
equipment to and from Interior Alaska, thereby aj yen
ra? the development of Cl activities, wh gredt I
THE ALASKA RAILROAD traverses regions already developed
thgt are neh in fish, fruit:, »«eetables and minerals; and other
locglitSN. equally lesirable that await only the coming of thP 1
prospector and homesteader. Write and ask for detailed informs -
tion; it will be gladly and promptly supplied.
THE ALASKA RAILftdAD
(McKinley Park Rdttt)
AVCBORAGK ALttKA|
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No Waiting
Prompt and Agreeable SerrlM
PHONH 119
0. K. Barber Sb«e
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Telephone 441. P. 0. Bo* Vtl. !
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SITKA HOT SPRING&
Rate. $3.00 Per Da* and Tip
; Dr. F. I. Goddard, Prop.
11— -1
^RELIABLE TRANSFER |
I Phone 149. Bee. 148 I
j Courtee^ tod^Qood Berrfte j
I 1U88IAH 8TKAH BATtS ?
| Open Wednesday^ and BUirdiK |
1 P. It. to it Midnight I
I OABTINBAU AVBNtTn |
1 ^ I
Or. M. P. Stanley f
I Phytician and Burgeon |
| >08-10 Haight Building. Mo
or d Arana* and Pin* Street,
I
i Dr. Albert Abraaa.
7 f
| Dlagnoela Treatment |
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JUST RECEIVED
A new model of the Eastman
line of
KODAKS
Tour Inspection Invited.
' ' «•*. , • • 1
IT’S A SUES WINNER
Remember that “If it isn’t an
Eastman it isn’t a Kodak.”
WINTER & Pblft
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11- — ———i
TRY OUR
Mercbanti
41 Cents
Arcade Cafe
j HART YOUNG, ProprUWr.
P".——==t
Jon can Public Library .
and Free Reading Komi
City Hall, Second Floor
Main Street at
Reading Room Open From
8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Circulation Room Open tram
1 to 1:80 p. m.—t:88 P. m.
Jb 8:88 p. m.
Current Magazines, Newspaper*
Reference Books, Its.,
FREE TO Abl
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