The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1927, Page 7

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HORT (¢ I SFEND, SOWE OF WS ./ Tws WAY,BoXs.] Styles that will be favored by the Summer girl are reflected in the models worn here by New York society notables. Tieft to right : Miss Mary Holland, in a bathing ensemble of printed foulard; Mrs. James II. Snowden, in an effective sport outfit; Miss Bertha Ndrton, wearing a sport dress of silk pique, and Mrs. De’Koven Phelps in striking ‘plain sports costume. hite Sulphur Springs, W. Va.; and Mrs, Snowden were caught by the camera at W League’s style show. 3y~~~ T Artificial flower pieces made to lorder for Decoration Day. Sec Mrs | Sully. Douglas Island . News a JUNEAU HI OVERWHELMS DOUGLAS, BASEBALL The first inter high schooi baseball game to be played botwoen Douglas and Juneau resulted in a 1 score in favor of the latter afternoon on the Dougla Lawrence Carlson, pitcher for Don- glas, was off from his usual g form, and the toam in general showe lack of nece practice at hittin Errors were also responstble in par. for the high score mads ag them A roturn me will be Juneau toni ow aft. rnoon. —————- HIGH SCHOOL PICNIC I8 | TO BE ON SATURDAY| Below DECKS Protect exposed surfaces, or interiors where a durable, washable white finish is de« sired, with non-bilging 'FULLER , IMARINE ENAMEL T g STAYS WHITE, Dries in about 24 hours. Un- excelled in quality—easy to apply. " P There’s a Fuller Paint 1, is the date 3 for the and § Satur May 1 hosen picnic is tho Kegel 1 1! chartered o tal the the Island. The event Students and alumni schoal und the faculty. e &l i CHAMBER COMMER: TO MEET)] Tonight is (i~ reguiar meeting| night of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and all membe=s are urged ¢ to attend. The meeting “vill be hold | a8 usual, at 8 o'clock im the eity hall. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Contractors and builders please tale notice that the and specifications for the construc- tion of the new cold storage plant are now available at the office of the Juneau Cold Storage Company, fnc. Bids will be accepted up to Dionday, May 16th, at 6 P. M., the ownérs reserving the right to ae- cept or reject any and all bids. For further information apply at the; office of the Comnany. JUNEAU COLD STORAGE C. will plans YOU will find here a coms | lete line of Fuller Paints and \ ‘arnishes, Let us serve you. | lfi’me;u-Y;Enk Hdwe, Co. i W. P. FULLER & CO:. 80d Ave. S0, & Jackson Street Seattle, Wash, ‘Branches in 27 Pacific Coast Cities Pactories in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland Db:‘-un @) Vaispar om the Pacific Coart. Fu! GLASS LACQUERS | IS OBSERVED Mrs, Phelps Misses Holland and Norton at the Junior | the courtcsy of B, M . Behrends i | Bank | The Government Hespital also has open house from. 2 until 5 this tern in honor of the annivers of Florence Nightingale’s birth, which Hospital commemorates. An In- dian o ra is playing during the rec ption hours end rofreshments are being served. Both hospitals u take advantage of for inspection. i {Both Institutions Are ing Open House in neau—Programs. Hold- : { e tha public to their invitation ., FIRE THIS HMORNING ui AT MAYO CiGAR STORE A firn servance of Ho: at 7 o'clock th Hospital Chapel dren of the P program started open house continu this afternoon. K to conduct visito 4 in the N on Lower Front x| tinguished by th providad | partment shortly v the bell tapped zit the ho 2:15 o'clock this morning. pital_and explair uses of th: » started from an overkcated chim- various departments, and refres which ignited the paper on th» ments are boing served this affer 1. Little damage was done, ex: noon. All babies who report today | cept to o le of the wall in one and were born in the hospital since room which slightly scorched. May 12, 1926, will reccive a Saving: R AR GE A Bank Book with a $1 deposit as has -38 your Sult. We | been the custom in the past, through | Phone 6528. PR A SRR 1 MRS S S At Last the season will permit of gar- wen work. NOW is the time to plant hardy perennials and woody plants. n Cigar Store, et was ex- Juneaua Fire De- LET call and Py dellv Plants started indoors should not be set out until about May We have some SHRUBS TREES ROSES The | Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau ~n<t for Tunean and vicrinity, beginning 4 p. m. todey: ton'zht and probably Kriday; moderate southeasterly winds LOCAL DATA Barom. Temn. Humfdity T5ind Velocity Weather 29.59 49 74 SE 8 Sprinkling 29.81 40 94 S 6 Cldy 20.99 46 67 SE 12 Sprinkling CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Higheat § p . 8 a.m. temp. temp. | temp. temp. Velocity 36 20 28 . 12 32 16 10 16 26 ™ .yost'y m. today noen tolay Freclp. 8 am. 24 hrs Wenther Lowest 8 a.m. 3 52 I Pdul voteh Harbor | Kediak | Cordova Juneau | Keteliken " 200 k1) 1" 652 48 51 49 18 60 R [} b8 o i) a1 62 60 02 a4 } 19 T 60 0 0 08 ne 0 10 miles. | Portlana 6 San Francisco *—Less than | NOTH: ,Observations at Junmcau, Prince Ruperi, Edmonton, Seat- /tle, Portland and San Frane’sco are made ai 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Ju- {nenu time. ; The pressure remains low to the southward of Kodiak Island and s high in the lan Isiand and in Western Oregon and the ocean lto the southwe Light rain has fallen over most of southern | Alaska and southeastward to Oregon. The weather is cloudy over the central portion of Alaska and clear on Seward Peninsula. Freezing temperatures at night continue over the western |mrl’nn of the itol SINGER SERVICE The purchase of a Singer Electric Machine guarantecs Singer Service everywhere—a service impossible by de- partment stores and dealers in electrical supplies. inger Shops are maintained for your convenience and Singer sewing machinc experts are always at hand to care for machines, Snger sewing machinees are sold Only by SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., Inc. at Singer Shops in Every City monthly payments machined rented month—all makes repaired Seward Street Sold on the by 221 Juneau, Alaska A KiDS ALAS [ AUNDRY CALL EACH WEEK FoR OUR WASH — WE'LL CALL A CERTAIN TIME EACH WEEK-- Now ALLYYOU WAVE p ToDo IS SPEAK! END to us your household lin- nd w ng apparel In fact send us the whole wa We will sub- mit a price list if you ask and make special rates for your family wash ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15 Remembor our telephone number —says Taxi Tad. The wind Is dis able, Many women shopping o found tho convenient door-to-( servico of the Carlson Taxi a great help— aiding them in waving time Courteous service——and the cost Is small. CARLSON'S TAXI Day and Night Service Stand at Alaskan Hotel { PHONE SINGLE 0 BERRY’S TAXI Careful and Efficient Service Closed Cadillac Cars PHONE 199 Office Next to Gastineau Hotel " Prompt Service—Day and Night o Covicn Autro SERVICE JUNEAU, ALASKA STAND AT THE ARCTIC Phone—Day, 444; Night, 444-2 rings MILLER’S TAXI | prrr ot e e rreres roeers oo eeeeees h | FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY f Home of Delicious Hams and Bacon ' Mayflower Butter and Eggs and Quality Meats We Aim to Please Two_Deliveries Daily 10:30 and 2:30 as PHONE 38 OOVER it Sweeps ‘as it Cleans e and a general line of HARDY PLANTS JUNEAU FLORISTS Greenhouse—Phone 984 Store—Phone 311 FREE TRIAL FIRST Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. e orrr reroererersd | Old Papers for sale at The Empire Officel., Phone 183 Junesu, Alaeka CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIREB -— NOLAND’S CORNER WE HANDLE Pig’'n Whistle Candy NONE BETTER Box or Bulk | Next to Elks’ Club | HOMB COOKED MEALS | Room and Board by Day, Week | or Month, Also tramsient meals. | Under New Management | MRS. C. J. ROBINSON | a HAULED /"~ AND LOT CLEANING @. A. Getohell, Phone 100 or 149 'SPECIAL SALE on CANNED GOODS — Ciovanestt’s " GROCERY PHONE 385 OVIM I8 OUR BEST CAPITOL DYE WORKS C. Meldner—Professional Cleaner and Dyer—Phone 177 Advertising ll'l!l- pays, Dse the lumns of The Empire