A small admission will be exact
ed and the proceeds will be used
APRIL
FOOL
Dance
A. N. B, Hall
Saturday
Night
MUSIC BY
Krane’s
Orchestra
NO ADMISSION
Dances 10c eacli—or
pay 75c and (get
dance tickets for en
tire evening.
No children allowed
without parents or
guardians.
Dancing starts at
9:30
Pains across Back
WHEN yotf •nr®’
bothered with
getting «P frequent
ly at night — when
^Vyou suffer from pains
W across kidneys, or
- swollen ankles and
" feet — try that new
er tpedicinc of Dr.
^ Pierce’s called
Read what Robert J. Martin of E. 223
Second Ave., Spokane, Wash., says:
“Two years ago Ur. Pierce s Anuric
Tablets relieved me of much suffering.
I had pains in my back in the kidney
region, so sharp that I could hardly
straighten up. Before I had finished
one bottle of ‘Anuric' I noticed a change
and the pains disappeared.'
Seed 10c to Dr. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo,
It. t, for a trial package of Aaurie.
to help pay for the new stage cur
tain.
DOUGLAS STUDENTS ARE
IN CONTEST ON POETRY
Verse by Douglas High School
students has been submitted in the
Alaska Council of Parent-Teachers’
Association contest, which closes
April 1.
No contestant may suomit more
than 200 lines nor win more than
one prize. Prizes are: First, 10;
second. $5; and ten one dollar
awards.
Material entered in the contest
includes poems by Elsa Lundell.
Enne KronquiSt, Stephanie Africh,
Phyllis Lundell, Phyllis Edwards,
Geneva Feero, Lloyd Guerin. Marie
Fox, Arvo Wahto and Archie Ed
miston.
Read the ads as carefully as you
read the news articles.
