The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 5

[HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. THURSDAY. FEB. 24, 1927, UP FATHER : i By GEORGE McMANUS —— BRINGI 'M SORRY-JIGGS THAT | [ &Y GOLLY-1 © | Al | uENHLNFN“‘ (S WITH GREAT | [ SAY- DINT Y- WelEte - | 1 l ' CANT GIT TO YOUR (| HAVE TO LEAVE | i ol PLEASURE THAT WE ARE HERE /| GUY GITS THROUGH-TLL. ) BANQUET TO-NIGHT | | YOU-OLD PAL' | 4 | \ TO ww‘«:NTSH*(‘g;{IOTW‘\/'\\‘ : SPEAK- THEN I'LL BE ONER | \ —— e —— T, ALDER N Jb L 1 = c SR gL:nT e ;'2E‘ES‘I‘TJ N | | poom br‘\’i\ | LOVE - A MANOF INTECRITY e = ,:S.__/u i S ) s DINTY 1S 2] AND anLLLu,[NCC‘ =t 7 [ TRAVELIN u\( \ | ( HARD LUCK! | | | ARMCO INGOT IRON MAXES THE BEST GASOLINE TANKS %9 o huo e 'l J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Shect Metal Work 'L South Front Street MUNE |, - © 1927 av InvL Featune Serorce. I Great Britain rights reserved often disappointing at the back. In of banners, swords, mantles and hel ankles which are otherwise mets of knights over the beautifully t the Achilles tendon docs not carved stalls in the Chapel, whicl § ! come down gracefully has been under process of restora % “lmprovement in ankles is due to|tion for some years. § more dancinz, and more sport and | Anoiher ceremony the King and | exercise gonerally. He belioves, | Queen will attend is the placing of| | “ankles of e are a vast improve- | the bodies of King Edward and ‘ ment on the Victoriun age - but it , Queen Alexandra in the tomb which was very di to get a glimpse | has been erected near the altar of | | of ankles in the Vietorizn age St. George's Chapel Phone 373 Res. Phones 1401,120¢ | Since Queen Alexandra’s death the | To Enlarge Trays coffing have been lying side by sidei | Baie s e e EEEee S ceoesccesennet S emmicE) L iR GATAlE LT Vrovs oy o by v tHEr Albietk Memovial Chapel. walt-| l). ] '.' ] ’I Q> | | !onlarged. Manugers here, where (ho| D8 fOF the final vesting place to be ‘1 | tsposiiion on mm ‘ N e N | | - L stages of development, hegan with | SHIPS MILD CURE | \'\app\.; s Ma Ol Anson, fish buyer and ownoer ood. Provider | of the boat Wanderer, shipped | WATW o teleprhone | | two rierses of mild cured salmon ara | ¢ ves\de her ! i quantity of frech salmon on 0 needs of their h customer ey i ; : LOOMING UP ;oo ‘xpec lwl Leg islature ence n great dal . to the i : \ con tchinn | Yk The cate T T y i 2 Bl | BRATTLE, Talb. U—NegolBUels fine toan bicken, s cis HMMMI: |‘|I1‘u|| The cateh was made al ‘1o ‘ T Bai ee et LOlEadeanD Bl geii. o . noar completion for a champions crowded (heir trays and not being | [ habit e knows that Horse and deg racing in Florida s i o el . Rindikas Squde ot : S e - > sait ; ! il 3 3 : i . accustomed to handling theie oWn | John Garrett, of Atlin, and Rob.| | when she telephones her order : \f‘ o ‘J >HII‘ ”u“l \ ::lyx I‘:u‘ i'- : § s B s |‘ ']f ..,1..‘. -M tshes mishaps were hound o hap- i ot Lowe, of Whitehorse are soutl to this grocery wp th Ty o i e e i | laya, b e fad Mo A9 i | bound passengers on the Princess| | Wonts will be proprerly ‘ o0 e i Aeprile manaloii 60 Al W X M B Rl L e L beins enlavged, | Mary from Skagway. Both are well | [ ed to ] "‘ TEe M uitive: % Ao 1 ""[ Lk 'I" "\;“‘“‘ not necessavily as a remedy (0 Sa¥e | known in the Yukon Territory and PR AR | : his according to Joe Water (no china which is exceptionally | Skagway | N ; ’ QUL 3l . ¥ | Skagway | : SEATES ! AL Wl ol Hl‘ L T e AL BT ‘ L i i nell’s man cheap here but as an inducemeni AR LS CALIFORNIA i race witnessed hy assemblymen s | U4t ¥ “ o ik - % l mi 1 lone in the old days |here yesterdzy. He covered the 120 cafeterin patrons 1o take Old papers for sule at The Empire | | GROCERY Y wve done i »old dd 3 | wre foold o eir 4 lius im. | - o before pari-mutuel certiricates re- Miles i 11 howss 37 winutes and | |“TAX WINKER?” LATEST [hroviis st 1S thus dne) PHONE 478 ai satviaey lemen, | 35 second s time yesterday for i 3 s v bten the taimaters o e e | the st fay was & hours, 55 mity . THING FOR BRITISHERS L \S-mple Mixture Makes = cussing what to do with the sport, and 15 scconds. Leonaul Seppala e R Stomach Feel Fine w———— """ admittedly one of e “main ten” | e yes rda s ! hours 51 m | (Continued from Page One) e R e FIRE ALAR tourist attractions utes and ceond days before Faster, rather ecarlier| Simple buckthorn bark ::lyvm.m'. : SRELNNS nciveled with litigation from <\n fooni quarters, the probicm GREEN ATHLETE WINS ete, as mixed in Adlerika, often { nouswal, to attend a service in alicnates young people from the | Wales may be surrounded on every ! ' of Spain, trained in | exhibition she invariably buys garden HOME COOKING QUICK SERVICE 7 ‘Twelfth, at Northern L'dry. 8 Twelfth and Willoughby. 4-9 Uome CGrocery. quick. HEN your car starts to groan or squeak there's something the matter with it inside. If you don’t under- stand autolingo you had better have us diagnose the case correctly. We can tell whether it needs a littie oll tenic or if an operation is necessary. We render a pain- by nt and dignity, hon k for atenr fencing and flower pictures S| ! church, she must he mentioned f1om oo Chapel which will be (he |helps stomach trouble in TEN | [1-3 Third and Franklin. b e st g ot (ol YEAR'S THIRD LETTER! e it o seported o the hishon” oS T B M e minutes by vemoving GAS. Trings| |14 Front and Franklin decision.as to whether operation of | tof the Qarter Knights out a surprising amount of old! |1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. the tracks under the lease cortiticate | s Johmsos entered Novih | Joke on Queen The service includes the nhmum'l“"““' matter you never thought was||1-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange yitem of wagering is in violation | vaity “Nie ORIy Sl Every time Queen Vietoria turned | Sorie Caties Lo lin your system. Stops that mn» 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart, of the state gambling laws e ity vebady insistst op around she gave somebody an Indian |bloated feeling and makes you![1-8 Front. near Saw Mill. It the court decides b y ’4'\|’ iz his name with his name Pohawl IC was a standing joke with i(nappy and cheerful. Excellent for! |2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro. does not conflict with the law, gen 5 AT ot an Pev ital King Bdward and his brothers, who chronic constipation. Adlerika ! [ 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn cral opinion holds, those who oppose | ol ‘NG spodt Wit beashell| declared they never saw their moth- works QUICK and delightfully easy.! | 2-4 Front and Seward. cert selling would seek a more |4 Jigge of that. Bat at the endi er when she wasn't in the act of Butler-Mauro Drug Company. In| |25 Front and Main. PO i (Has colinba tinde IS oS yic™ Tsitiariaga ahy Lo iRy it making one of her favorite gifts Douglas at Guy's Drug Store. adv., [ 2-6 Second and M ! umbling laws are heing violated, | counied one of the most versatile| And now Queen Mary's children - — | |27 Fitth ana § proponents of rac most ik {iliietow in. Lhe Woslein: Gonterant lave the same sort of joke ahout = ' |29 Fire Hall. would attempt modification to permit| . jq (he Big Ten in home runs! ther gifts of flowers and garden pic e 3-2 « inean and Rawn Way. @ cortificate system (g o S bort-| tures. The Queen's farewell remem THE | -4 Second ana Gold. Florida racing plants represent &b on played his first last | brance to the Duchess of York was ~ | 3-5 Fourth and Harris, citimated investment of hetween five i and won a set of water-colors of English gar- I{()ME CAFE 36 Fifth and Gold. and six million dollars and track [ 04 (hen went ou deivs which found o place in l]hr 4 Fifth and East udvocates contend their value tof e Duchess” drawing room on the bhattle 8 Seventh and Gold. ! tourist trade can not he over-esi [0 N4 RIS third feer a ship which is taking her to Ans Opp. Juneau Cold Storage [i#l5 ‘itih dod! Cannady, mated | tralia 4-1 Ninth, back of power house SOUN ‘Simplicity Reigns 3 i1 n it ave) st “THE HOUSE OF |,|12 cathoun, opp. Juncau Apta KANSAS SHOT PUTTER | In Engllsh Palace | the Queen o Princess Mary and GOOD EATS” 4-3 Distin Ave., and Indian St i 2 scoves of other relatives and friends. 3 i i 5 > Al 1-5 Ninth and Calhoun. SEEKS NEW RECORDS! ... LR R : Sk Whenever the quecn attends an art | NOW, if your auto’s feeling sick R 4 5 LONDON, Feb. 24.—The Prince of] Romero champion ! 1 You then should bring it to us 4-6 Seventh and Main 4 1 l Followers of track and field events | gjge will again st their eyes toward | ors uniforms when u o America i i i | the Middle West this season to watch | meets the public, but when he re-! z - = English Girls' Ankles | Try Our Waffles! BERG & HARRIS Proprietors tnms to his bachelor's quarters at | John Knuck, the blonde boy from I papers for sare at The Bmpiee,. There fs no ankle in the world to tist. Jame alace all he wants s Kangas State Teachers’ Coll . S T g heat the ankle of the English girl, Kmporia. Kuck made two ) l I " says A, J. Munnings, R. A., the por- Ju-wm Public TABTAny: it fatilar, il I din Greaiedh thrower on the AlbAmerican track | his parties lack much of the “stifi-| | and Free Res “]”,,. Room/| [miand as w judge at ankle shows | which feature his st ap-| which just now are the fad her and field team. In his third year at|y the Teachers' College, Kuck is e little or no ceve-| City Hall, Second Floor JUNEAU TRANSFER l juiet and simplicity I vecords last year and was a javelin| He entertains there frequently but COMPAN mees. There and there zhout the country Main Street at 4th Phe “Buglisll womhl Bas perfect Reading Room Open Fror pei | ! ——————————————————14| | Moves, Packs and Stores Fre | | | pected 1o go after the 16 pound s m!;mwm He hag his favorite dizhes and | it record to add to the eight and | (akes these opportunitics to enjoy | ankles stizight and true and as Tans. bill, 5 and Baggage 12 pound records he holds {them, Tor at his state banquets sim- | ~da m to 10 p.m beautiful as any on earth, including Juneau Gun Club He is entered in the Kansas Citylple food is rarely to be found. The| Circulation Room (7)11:)-:; From the American girl,” Mr. Munings d Holds their regular shoots tic O cot Februar )| prince insists on bein e to give| 1 to 5:30 m.—17: . m. claved after a ball at Norwich which | .\HI');I»]H \1‘ ||:h| ‘u. & 1,-}_. : !1. ‘.‘.y nee i i u‘\ )‘“" .:> : .y.l 0 5: o ‘l" Sl p ‘ :” ’. ’II"" : »l, 3[ ‘w ;'idll\l\‘Vlllh whicl JUNEAU MOTOR CO. every Sunday morning at | and is expected to make it hard for | dinner parties at short notice, an s o, jtown is noted for i auties 10:30 at t! | contenders at the Kansas and Drake move ihan once the Palace chef | | Gurrent Magazines, Newspapers, || “Ankle awards are tervibly diffi- SERVICE LUCAS he grounds i 5 the artist, “Judging from | s later on. Ie is said to have|has had bavely an hour's warning| Reference Books, Ete, jent” i arted practice at the age of 11 ‘.(.t".xh.‘ coming of a dozen guest FREE TO ALL [t s best. 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