The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, S lURDM VIL\X 28, 19217. 3 T I|IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH!‘II'IlllIIIIIIII!!IIIImlIlI'lII‘qlllllllllllh i e ¥ Ve in Eavoe Some time o SHEEEIOR iMxH!H|lIllHlnlIIIlIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIlIl|I|IIll|llllhll"“lillllh.“'ML.MII“ BT “1’:'.(16’!0"’3 [‘,."j : el e 1 € 7:30———ANCTHER COMEDY l’\R sU‘ DAY 04LY— —9:2 At Theatres | G Lave m oter well o ‘ : Wives! Is the Trouble Fox NEWS Iu daled - A 4 With Wives—Husbands? Taiat Hiv ) : > A Vews 2 y Husbands! Here's your < ; B - ViDG . hance to LAUGH the “ . 0 9] < . | | FLORENCE VIDCR AN oM L ; MABAM & ¥& 64 X o ¢ X ¢ > ;’;"ZB ?‘HEUM TONIGHT M(‘)ORI’.‘ C":.ISE.{JF‘J”.il,{r(u)t\'r . i Trouble with Wiv WADARM ’ 1 0 o - - 8 ' Florence v Thfn Moo ey .- 2y Everyboly! It's the Ancther One of the Poorinakers YOU'LL HOW'L! YOU'LL SCREAM! o Tonds sends hin fammakers klorence Vidor, Tom Mooro, | A e B I'ryon and I!lullrll AT AUR BIG FEATURE | by ’ 1 ave fe in the principa 3 ¥ e o TMaa 155 $ s again tonight 0 eq’of the Paramount comedy, 1 ) SIS UNDAY MATINEE, SUNDAY-MONDAY NIGHTS 5 White'seen.™ wiich wil be the at-{ T (0, W' cmien, "o g “ ! | rgction. ¢ im, ; This Sunday ‘olm St. Clai \.nf;-;nfl A fl YOU'LL HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE ure, which s being released bYi«re Porentu Peopie?” directed th P et roun.e Dlony | Production, Sy MIERL 1y ada Cowan and Howard S HE had a way of getting what she wanted! Bug exciting - mel v with broad| Py vidor, Who had trou oA bi— she couldn’t always decide. There was her own Y vy i n a litte town|her e AL ! W h “] . ldles ¢ » line batween | 1 2 : 21 g e husband, and the husband of her next-door neigh- et s ”‘" g ok Shot s one. N l' EV‘ bor. Of course, it was only a flirtation—but it led B : reign suprome ; ‘to the most uproarious newlywed tangle you ever s - ie ke ¥ md:}kbu: FLORENCE VIDOR—TOM 7‘10(”'“) NME NT saw, FUNNY? TRY AND STOP LAUGHING! sh he family, are in a con-imoyple Wi ;i i Cawraer 2 RAI i'l)Rl) S '“ Do o A HOBART HENLEY production aby Tyler, tho tmid membor ot "G, ta oldenhair PRICES BETZ' COLISEUM MELODY ME’ oddiy assorted quartetto, is gen- rally (he ix bystande he : 8 4 0-20-40—X.ozes 50¢ Adapted by Frederic and Fanny Hatton from the ;'x’plql{:. nl( ul:\‘.- % “mh:,,”:\]l,.‘,. "" o s o nothe 10-30-40==4 08« CONCERT OVERTURE play by Cosmo Hamilton. Directed by Mobart Henley atience Matthews, played by Blanche | o " o F . S AR Mehaffoy, comes {0 fown and ¢ ¢ e vorable’ glances at him, Toby f : Mg . " T , R that he will have to put up g gl 7:30 - TONIGHT ONLY ————e— 0:25 at least a bluff, it he ; & mun i her” good graces o ey, ken PATHE NEW'S Episode 8 of “THE 40TH DOOR” : it gyt Jkeen | Tirpey kept Fort Sterling on th AT th Hghtns T ceiy end of custard for yead 0 3 i g Il the while they were hidi 1 ) o A ee s den [one of tho best light comedians ” _H‘h oMY i 2 lm" X ;h 1w screen. That's the way you Rk 4 o Dlack ShecPifind him in tnis production 2 v W R e Othier prominent names in the sup ' j : ; out on top thro ting cast include / B0 a0 R R S Lucy Besaumont, I e an Shotiba Bubi e lNiam Courtright e Pt aglevd bt ada Cowan and Howard Higs : b g hal “The White Shcep” was & gentle zephyr in a Roy:l % T P T ¥ play from it. That's why ; THE DARK ANSEL AT Tho Trouble With Wives" you family of Kansas Cyclones. SEE WHY IS IN THE CAST PALACE LAST TWO TIMES LEW CODY. ELEANOR.POARDMAN, Bt s 3 g, . mmend George Fits: | gia GCOMEDY FEATURE RENEE ADOREE and CREIGHTON HALE 8! Intes i e AT PALACE ON SUNDAY thing that is really ne e comedies. A HODGE PODGE W L 01 THIS BILL AND THE > et . e hart Henley's fifth COMEDY 1 A g i i Al troGoldwyn Mayer, * E f E o ) s, is coming to th nost hardened picture-goer : most havgen | s and Monday. 64!; ’é’ fi 4 y 499 Ronald Colman is at his very he { d 1484/ 1 Hilary Trent, the young and hand-| Henley wiil be ome army officer, and the story (s produ WT coneerns 3 love for Vilma F beautitul Kitty Vane. Th @ i o6 1Al bow th Ame its cast (wo members of the for g A ¥ far the talentad-ati W dy ‘a8 A W Mo Ra / ) y $ ) 2 LrRe 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY AT 7:15 AND 9:50 U future for e e (e {bum. The two have turncd their EOR’ SOMRY SN [UR Nt LS i talents from drama (o comedy ‘in this = ]0_”20”—40'—1 Oges 30 cents T L L L T T T T Admis:ion—10, 25, 50 cents; Loges 60 cents R R N M TV however nd according to s reports even more suc = ; ; | Serviee Transfer Co. i i LAST 2 TIMES TONIGITT | WILL HAUL SAW MILL WOOD || ™ e domestie | I llI:II||l||||I|||IIlll|llIIIII|l||||||||||||l|||||"l|||l|||"|H!||| TR AND COAL e e . . “THE DARK AN gl | e M bk gl K ; vl 4 o esidence Ph | ] s been mary s ; e e —u ALASKA o the novaly. o wear off, und Doth | the. pleture ey — +Ime » sight of the desirable 'dova, \\m'nn 60 cents m hour T s fiprsrenflproacaflpoms Sis o oot wrtessRPsscolif alitien of heir own 5 in their! board. — Apply. office of Goldste » J .V admirs 2 his s Bmporium between 9 and 8§ wi eyening. IHUHHTTHT and the i (Formerly Mabry’s Cafe) M;)..ul n I .x‘llul.l com. edy of the STANLEY CONCIEL, ) i nton 1a o ik ot i -«nulmn notably that | o ' a a s wife in “Ex Offers For Sale At Par in Juneau the o BtiON ot T i many on l.ll".“.\“l'”.. pla 7= 00 Sepe > . ik » §i| PRIVATE DOXES |[Veious vorirasal i “Pua Marei 775,000 Seven Per Cent Coupon Gold Bonds Look for ninations of $3C0 and $1000 Tohiififé) POINTS Holeproof Hosiery. Alone Ofl'ers Them in 31 PARIS COLORS Interesi Payable Semi-annually=at the First National Bank \7 . %LEPM)OF safcgunrds you against the com- [ mon flaws that destroy smartness and wear in other hosicry. Holeproof Hosicry is so perfected that it is unequalled for style correctress and secr- Maturities 1 to 10 Years These bonds are secured by a first mortgage'on all the broperty of the Company including the present cold 1ge plant and its lease fron hat 1t A the City of Juneau, and the new cold storage plant ich will be erccted V'“'"“‘Yt Look far these five tests when selecting on the new gite of the Company, partly from the proceeds of the sale ot your hosiery. 1 o 1hf.SL l‘mn" ’n d] partly from cash already realized from the sale of . ‘ : o TaeRnnfor«mcnl. i B ot e, wompeats. il the Company’s stock. 1 b 14 i bosiery is made with Holeproof’s. exclusive «Ex.Toe'’ reinforce- 4 AL | ment at toes and heels. Invisible, \wear-resisting threads insure long The new plant site which the company already owns has a front- i J wear, @l age of 235 feet on F mnt. Shjuel, a ‘d :pth of 250 feet from I'runt‘ Street g f : Co Paris Shadles. Duilei sitharitis:cheare the sewen. Gubloss to the deep waters of Gastineau Channcl, and a frontage of 320 feet 5 i 3 able colors for Holeproof. A upique icientific process keeps them along Gastineau Channel. . agl)(’l’iul clear and bright, . No dnculmun[;;] or fading. The sccurity for these bonds will consist of the present cold storage S"”(ll‘y . Perfect Fit. No wriokies in the smooth fit 1h plant, land already owned by the company, and the nc\v'plant to be derizes the ankle and follows every eurve and cou- erected and machinery, to he installed, and it will have a value of ap- i i’in’l(’r tour. Holeproof is knit, ot stretched, to size. proximately $220,000, which is almost three times the total amount / » [4] of the bond issue. : . j 59 P. M, { - FEvquisite Clearmess. Uiformly even thréads do vwoy with unsightly shadows, cven in the sheerest The phesent plant has a capacity of 200,000 pounds and the new 3 RAFE I TR i fons, i ; plant will have a capacity of 1,000,000 pounds. Average earnings of nl Al { No 1,,,,,,[‘“;,,,, Nins ,} \ rfll‘“! mq rections e present plant for past thyee years have been §9,270.05, which alone is RHODES C-4I‘ E \ vent imperlections, No deterioravion under .mfi. almost sufficient to pay all interdst charges and retire the bonds as they maric onditions, beeause of Holeproof ape‘ul mature; but with the capacity increased five fold, the earnings should dyeing wethods. increase in proportion so that the bonds will be well secured and will A Now, at k 1 .2 h : L g 4 , at prices no higher than for ordinary hose, you be a very attractiye investment. A All Woc Made to _M()as"ra (‘n:ru};;:ed can obtain Holeproot Hosiery with every style re- Blons Any Sty c\‘lrement and extraordinary wear, Buy a paic of . e S Good Lining— | . or Mon Full printed prospectus may be had on application at the 25 Fabi s $23 75 Per Suit Retanded ese lovely hose....you will always prefer Holeproof. office of the Company or-at the First National Bank or the Or twonty. fabrics’ ta selbet from—two. atylés —ready-thewear B. C. DELZELLE, Junecau B. M. Behrends Bank, at either of which places bonds may now hieavy good looking cloth % be obtained. Two Suits or Suit and Overcoat for $29.50 HOIW sains In boys and youths suits. “Look before ‘you leap.” See before you buy by f Hosiery is made for Me: Chlddran, too les and colo R H. WILLIAMS, Reck Apts., Telephone 3804 Hopwed Hogh bd e, G s £