The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 4, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927. R e e PRESBYTERY IS NOW MEETING IN THIS CITY Dedication Services Held ko \e\t(‘u{fly Moderatoi Me., where he will make hi S mext winter , i . vk, § U remark cimen ¢ md as sup 1 b cens. Of short siature, not built. wide of shoulder, deep o wus me( here by Sev-land thin tlanked, he 3 of the Nome delegu-| procsion of perfect health, He Legislature and by other glipflops and handsprings with L been tine bandon of a youth and he visited in 1l e lines in his face, show 1 most of i many years he return there g over Alaskar ipite in a numbor s met on his 1 prominenc Jensen, Re Rydeen P. Daly, o i Idon of k. K { third. contest, de i Representative Worth ershurg cntered u M Worth exhibited particular virtuall training ing | terest in Seppala’s dogs. Although easily part of the winte vesided in the Territory for wpeared in v or 14 years, it was the first lurgest th 1 Famous Alaska Dog Driver Is Visitor Here Enroute On His Long Mush to Nome country. It the ! circuit that he ind L compotition, Mc t ol Al-142 which lie si last were 1t attain turns and h important ra he piano. e of Rov. | the Moder- | and the de-| was preached Dy | Diven, D. D, of| v parts of the serviee Geo. J. Beck R. Falconer, of his dogs with the | Seppalia of the ome Preshyvie m Ala m churches of S with Moderator Elected The husiness session of the Pre this morning was called 1 order at 10 o'clock by the Moderat tev. Bromley. After the devotional 1y g itev, Russell F. Pederson ted Moderator: Rev. [dward IBil el was elected Clerk, and =1 | Chajatian| ck the retiring e e e Bromley, preach-d ; e < 1, which was follo Iy church concurrently with the ML koo A et Dlen | 3 A Ry yala ncident of this service, an gl d O i ,“,1 o ,f"‘,” “'m.‘,uj”.] o thalwhich was not on the original pro. 0'clock re; wiil o Lo am, was the baptism of the infant MC°ting in the evenin s0 nof the new Moderator, Rev. Rus. (0 Which the public Ll sell 1. Pederson and his wife, 2oy Vited | George J. Bock, of IHoonah, officiat ermon to a good-sized con- | DYLery Rev. Bock delivered 1) the Native Presbyteriu 10:30 o'clock Two Conventions a full attendanc at th David Waggone Divin, Rev IFaleaner. Most of these have mavter of a confi 1 fields were this norrow no se afternoon morning 1l will open populan Arcadia Overtn colu CH JUNEAU P-T.A MEETS TOMORROW « Col. Steese to Deliver Ad- 1 dress—Election and Jun- ior Concert Slated. 1 I at 8 o'ciock in sembly Hall. Col | refate inciden recent teip io officer year will 1 and ke it Violin reamland Ser Alice lanette Vioiin Willi Clarinet tival Overtur Otis Tayloy Junior ! kowski Betz Coliseum Lillian P fohn Meg Hiam H Dana De\ 'l . Clarinet Mackie-Beyer Orchesira — - ALAMEDA TOMORROW Junior s due oW eve ms of fr hore ner Alameda - Advertising uiways pays mns of The e - N papers for sa Usoe the at The Empire RISTIAN ENDEAVOR sl il el CONVENTION IS BEING ‘ visiting th HELD IN THIS CITY Christian . White at TETRT f Frank Church l hundred d arts of conve Reporting — Secretary, of Juncau Haines, Klukwan, rshurg, Hydabure viaan, Metlakatla and ikat N " GARDEN CLUB TG CHOOSE SLOGAN len C'lub A 1 zanization n of tl on and boost auditorium ogan ¢ th Melody Men Hoonah, 1- | reside 1 b f ur n dahlia hoth Tho $i to $5 Mr tubor 1| each Flory rang and My in value Leivers from e i GEORGE DUSING DIES OF HEART TRQUBLE, SUNDAY | George Dusing, age 65, passed away last night in the St. Ann's Hospital [of heart trouble. Mr. Dusing is well known on Gastinean Channel having (in Douglas for a number of <. He wus employed in th wiwell Mine, I; oing to Chi ) ed for several he has been Dusing fod daunghter Washin 1l one son. The body is at the Young Undertaking Parlors pending funeral directions from his daughter. | <~ UNALGA DUE TONIGHT The Tnited Cutter Unalga man, is due to ai Coast Guard Weight his evenin ling in Seattle, —_— e Old papers for suie at The Empire Smartly Styled SLIPPERS 1MOST CCMPLETE LINE OF MULTI- COLORED SLIPPERS EVER MOOSE HALL DISPLAYED GEORGE BROTHERS PHCNES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET T SWEET-ORR Tug-o-War PANTS BUILT TO STAND THE GAFF H. 8. GRAVES The Clothing Man JOHNSTON'S EXCLUSIVE CHOCOLATI THE CORRECT THING IN CANDY of Lunch was Lunch in Banquet Room ved to the members the Preshy and their THE FAMOUS FIFTIES ind all those who are in the ser of room he of the The tendance a {Bdward M Rebovt 1 Rev. Wallac Sitka Haines of Skagway and Rev. O AN item of interost wa the fact that of the memb esbytery. in th church, by a Martha Society Ministers who are here i . Presbyter han commi the ALSO THE $37.50 SUITS It isn't the “selling price” that decides the value of clothes. What R. Falconer bi Ty It's the wearing price. you get per dellar in mileage Rev. Russ 3 Rev. David Wae A. Stillman, of Juneaun Fa and “styleage’—is more important than what you pay. Interestin The suave styles of the smart set, the handicraft of the cus- 1oted in 3 < of the tom cutter—the “‘blooded patteins™ of the limited yardage weaver —at a price made possibie exclusively by KUPPENHEIMER. EASTER BASKETS RABBITS. CHICKENS CANDY -0 J. M. SALOUM JUNCTION STORE BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Phone 134 WHY GAMBLE? “I tell you in advance what job will cost” PLUMBING, HEATING PLANTS, OIL. BURNERS For COTTAGE or SKYSCRAPER GEO. B. RICE We Deliver | Substation 2o0st Office No. 1 | | Paint-Up| | in Juneau Now is Spring Clean-Up Time PHONE 34 PHONE 34 WHAT THE CITIZ ENS’ EFFICIENCEY TICKET STANDS FOR The Citizens' Efficiency Ticket aims to combine the office of Mayor and Street Commissioner. The experience gained from past administrations i= sufficient to warrant the adoption of this plan. There is no department of the city that requires a business administration as much as the Street De- partment since it spends more of the Taxpayers’ moncy than any other de- partment and calls on the Mayor for advise constantly. It is not the aim of the Citizens’ Efficiency Ticket to make the Mayor a regular City Manager but it is the aim of the Citizen’s Efficiency Ticket to combine the Mayor and Street Commissioner’s offices as long u- it is possible to find a man qualified to fill both offices. Thomas B. Judson is a man who will be a credit to Juneau as Mayor and will save the City of Juneau thousands of dollars a year as Street Com- missioner. The Citizens’ Efficiency Ticket has given this matter serious thought and know that if the Juneau taxpayers want 100 per cent cfficiency which means Paved Streets, Concrete Sewers, Beautiful School Buildings and everything that goes to make the Capital City the attraction of Alaska they will vote the Citizens’ EfficiencyeTicket straight. For Mayor-—-THOMAS B. JUDSON F orvtho City_Council---THEODOR HEYDER - WARRENH. WILSON ROBERT SIMPSON T O L L e L L R T L T T T T LUXITE HOSIERY Offers everything to its wearer that the best of Hose should offer LOOK FOR THESE FIVE POINTS 1—EXTRA TOE and HEEL REINFORCEMENT insure longer wear with their in- visible wear resisting threads. 2 CORRECT PARIS SHADES—AIl new shades for Luxite are created in Paris g and unique scientific process keeps them bright and clear. 3——PERFECT FIT—No wrinkles in the smooth fit that slenderizes the ankle -and follows every curve and contour. Luxite is knit, not stretched to fit. 4——LUXITE ARE NO HIGHER in price than ordinary Hose and have these added advantages, 5——NO IMPERFECTIONS—Uniformly even threads do away with unsightly shad- ows and knots. Aside from the many inspections at the factory we have a lighting unit over which each pair is inspected before cach customer at time of purchase. CONSIDER THESE POINTS WHEN BUYING HOSIERY SOLD ONLY BY - Y 4 Goldstein’s Emporium JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER H H I O