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.... DETROIT, Not. 6, (AP) —Rev.
Father Charles E. CoughUtn, pastor
of .the Shrine of <fhe_Li»itle Flower,
unusually well Informer com
Tnenftor on current . events, pre
dicted in a 'aipeecih Sunday, that
the President was about to remon
itize silver.
Regarding the present monetary
standard. Father Ooughlin said:
"There 4s nothing -wrong nth the
NRA. The fanlit lies with its
teammate, the currency.”
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com of The None Nugget on plane
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ACTOR KNOCKS
OOT CARTOONIST
HOLLYWOOD; Nov. 6, (AP) —
Peter Ajrno, a noted Ne'w York
cartoonist, was knocked out in a
fist fight in the (fashionable Em
bassy dub in a dispute in which
Saflly O’NieHl, the noteod film act
ress figures.
She ewened matters for Arno by
rapping DraxeU Biddle Steed, an
actor and prominent Philadelphian
over the head with a chair. She
denied that she did it. Many
film notables witnessed the affair.
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SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGHT OFFICE
LIOIIOR TAXES
MUST BE CUT
WASHINGTON, Nov. «. (AD
—Government statisticians calcul
ated that unless the Congressional
Experts pare down the seven hun
dred million they estimate to be
collected from liquor, wine and
beer taxes the first year following
repeal, it will be difficult to keep
levies low enough to prevent the
continuation. o>f hootdegging.
The Administration confidently
|believes thmt from the six states
| voting tomorrow, prohibition will
I be definitely settled. Only three
,a.re needed to kill (prohibition.
Those states that vote on the sub
ject are Pennsylvania, Ohio, North
•and South Carolina, Utah and" n
tucky. New Yofk and New Jer
sey also elect state assemblies.
I which are now republican. New
i York chooses « mayor. ,
GEORGE W. PENNINGTON DEAD
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| AMAULLJjO, Tex. Nov. 6, (AP)
- -George W. Pennington, aged
seven y-senren, an oil man and dvll
worker and a former member of
the Alaska Senate died Friday
*'ght of injuries received October
24th when his car collided with
another head on driven by Sam
uel Woods, of Clovis, New Mexico,
who was inatamitly killed.
Pennington served two terms in
the Alaska Senate, , the last ex
piring aiflter he arrived here to en
ter the oil business f.n 1919. A
son and two daughters survive.
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MUSSOLINI HONORED BY KING
ROME, Nov. 6. (API-—The king
made Mussolini minister of both
air and navy, afiter accepting the
t eng nations of It a'lio Hal bo, air
marshal and Guviseppe Serrianna,
admiruil, and head o.f the navy.
Ital'bo wTas named Governor of
Libya.
BANKERS GET STOCK *
FOR NOTHING
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. (API
Evidence that bankers gained con
trol of one hundred fifty millions
shares of Dodge Motor company
stock in 1925 without- the invest
ment of a single penny, was pon
dered by the Senate Stock Vlarket
| Investigators with the view of a
j possible open Inquiry. .
HUMAN TORSO FOUND
BY FISHERMEN
REDONDO, BEACH. Calif. Nov.
7, (AP)— .A headless, armless,
legless human torso was found by
fishermen on the 'beach near here.
It had apparently been in the wat
er several months. The author
ities were unable to determine
the sex. Tile arms nui legs had
"apparently been severed by a
sharp instrument.
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STRIKE SITUATION
SEETHING TEMPEST
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| UNDATED. Nov. 6. (A.P)—The
strike situation is a seething tem
pest wtith troops standing by in
Lowa awaiting the call to arms
as Johnson turned to his speaking
tour. One Harm picket was killed |
and several injured near Dakota
City, Nebraska, when an auto
oiashed Into a truck o.f the farm
ers who were dumping forty thou
s.inds pounds of milk to destroy^.
The Wisconsin governor, hearing
wliat had happened in Iowa, said
he would call out the troops to
preserve order if necessary.
0 gh,t carloads of cattle were
turned loose at I^awton. >Th*
strikers were warned to stop by
the press of Wisconsin, or public
sentiment -would put an end to
their insolence. There is a div
ision in the Farmers Holiday Ass
ociation. The highways in Iowa
were strewn with nails and glass.
TEXAS 6UINAN __
PASSES AWAY
VANCOUVER. Nov. 6, <AP) —
Texas Gulinian, a night club host
ess and aot rests, died at eight for
ty-five Sunday morning following
im operation Saturday for imtest
inad ulcer.
She was touring the west with
a troupe of forty girls when strict
en here several days ago. The
!body will probably be taken to
Now York, but arrangements are
indeffinite. The hospiital records
gave her age as forty one. but New
York friends said forty-nine.
STOCKS ARE DULL
NEW YORK EXCHAN6E
S'KVV YORK, Nov. 10, (AP) -
S (>ejis.. were hesitant and some
what dull. Gr'ains turned reac
tionary. The dollar displayed re
sistance and foreign exchange
buyers were rather shy at ,, the of
ferings. Bonds were rather soft
and rail ed mildly at the end of
he curb. They closed irregular.
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sale at the Nngget Of flee. _
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MEAT AMO FISH SPECIAL
ALASKA CODFISH
The iFish That Yo„ Will \evrtr (iel Tired Of
Her Fish .. 15 cents per pound
Per Kit . -. W OO
Per lOO pound barrel ......... ►. 112.0(1
__ Per 200 pound barrel .. .... .. .... 923.00
REINDEER MEAT SPECIAL
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The local herders have announced that arrange
ments are being made to round op for this fall
butchering. We are desirous to dispose of all the
balancer or the meat, on hand, with the consent of the
locul herd owner* we are offering this meat, any
quantity, any cut or any part at
10c per pound
Stew Meat, 3 pounds 25cts
LINEN
WEEK
. Featuring
MADIEKA TABLE LINEN AND BRIDGE SETS;
HAND EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN; CHINESE
CROSS STITCH EMBROIDERIES; ITALIAN DRAWN
WORK AND CUT WORK; BEAUTIFUL REAL IRISH
DAMASK; BELGIUM LINENS.
ALSO
COCKTAIL DOILIES IN CHINESE LINEN
('ROCHET, CHAIR BACKS IN FILET AND CROSS
STITCH, LACE DRESSER SCARFS, EMBROIDERED
NET VANITY RETS AND HAND EMBROIDERED
PILLOW SLIPS AND
TAPESTRY RADIO MATH, SCARFS, WALL
HANGINGS PILLOW'S.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
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For this Week
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Ttrifle Tomatoes, per pound. 30 cents
Quinces, per pound . .. 10 cents
Ited Cabbage, 3 pounds .... 35 cents
Local Turnips, per |»und . AO cent*
Fresh Keels, 3 pound* .... . 33 cent*
('asabas Melons, 3 pound* .. 23 cent*
Honey lk>w Melons, H pound* . 35 cent*
Oranges, S dozen .... . . $1.00
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Fresh Frozen Strawberries, » basket* .... 85 cent*
Busch Ginger Ale, 0 bottles in » cartou with $
fancy drinking glasses, per carton . ft.13
Asparagus lip*, round tin*.
2 lbs, 3 can* .. 55 cent*
It. IK Cut Green Hiring Retons, 4 can* _ 55 cents
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All Our Meats Have been Reduced in Price To
Conform With The Drop in Pried As Per Invoices
Received With The Inst Victoria
Purchases Mad el for Christmas Gifts Will Be Wrapped
And Held For Christmas Delivery If Desired
Our Aim Is To Anticipate Your Needs.
Wo Strive To Serve You With Promptness, Precision
And At As Low Price As Is Possible