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visit for a time. L. D. HAMMOCK, Lay Pastor cTPmTE o | Sunday School '10:30 to 11:30/ | THOMAS MEIGHAN 1S [ R 4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SA L A —— T W e BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG NOU_WERE 3 MY ER\C - 4 78NN, S -S-SAPPHIRA 5 $Nou_MUST BE Cuckoo yo€ o CouRsE ERIC VAN HORN N\ DONT (OOK AT# /7 (ME LNE g7~ TaT! AT INOU ARE ROT MN_RUSBAND! NOU “THOWGWT -MOU WERE FOOUNG ME VALY THE TIMEIBUT I NEVER BEL\EVED BAD_AS WE WAS HE WAS " }\E\IER' AS_BAD AS 3 You ¥ TURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927. "® 197 by King Eeatures Syndicate. In¢ 4 L | Douglas Island ||| Douglas Church | News Services ICs L] - ~®@| Notices for tnis church eolumn| SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN |must be received vy The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday ;ummlng to guarantee change of/ sermon topics, ete. ARE DONORS OF PEW Mrs. Homer Swindle’ Sund: School class of littie treated to sicnic on th adwell | 9 ™ 5 . ] sand beach ‘x.-<|m.|-m A r.-mum} Douglas Presbyterian Native | made of the which repre- Mission sent various s Is over a pe- |& 5 riod of “the past months for | L —— the purpose gof p for ona of | Sunday Schoor 2:30 p. m. | the new chuMh pe revealed that| germon at 3:15 p. m. | they had the required amount of | gm0 T auliany o wig-| §6.50 to cover the donation. Those ¢ Finar ! in the class are Alice Sey, Week prayer service. hesti. Axe mistos All are cordially welcome to these dell, Lloyd G v | services. Radovich, quist, Jenny R ey & FORMER DOCTORS' OFFICES o ARE BEING DISMANTLED | Catholic services m {chapel in the new The former offices, corner Third |ing the old bank building. and D, where most of the medical | $:00 a. m.—Low Mass and Ser- men, ‘who practiced -their profession | mon, General Communion for all. in Douglas at one time and another No Sunday School Dung!as’z‘;};olic Cihurcrh had their shingles hung out, are be- Note: Mass at 8 o'clock instead! ing torn down to make room for a |of at 9 o'clock. botter structure. Charles Fux owns | ) the prope ——— : o AR On ST R I, Bt Luke’s Episcopal Church | LEAVING NEXT WEEK vening TPrayer and Sermon at FOR KETCHIKAN TRIP ) p. m. Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5. :131: HOTEL u}; m.mzzxm; EOTELS : 1 we'd b m, tota: THE GASTINE. y; moderate south Weather Bureau Porecast for Junean and vieinity, besi Clot possibly showers tonizht and erly W LOGAL DATA 1da Barom. Temv. Humidity %7ind Velccity Weather ¥ Ao 2 i) B i 4 p. m. yest'y. . .30.03 59 48 S 8 Cldy — > e v 4 a. m. today.. .300T 45 87 w 1 Pt. Cldy b AUTOS FOR HIRE 12 noon todey. .2997 65 52 s 6 Pt SUNDSTRAND ADD- | @ —— P CABLE AKD RADIO REPORTS il other OFFICE SUP \’ ‘ YESTERDAY | TONAY ‘R REPAIRING at eighest ¥ pom. | Lowest 8 a.m. 8 am trectp, 8 am. » > L T > (, ‘ Etations— temp. temp. | Ten temp. Velocity 24 hra Weather T Vs o S i J. B. BURFORD & CO. ; Bethel b6 o | 1 11 T € Clear ‘ ina Gs 0 Clear 68 56 0 Clear ¥ St. Paul 18 41 12 0 Clear 3 | fl‘,‘&;!’:"...’" b Sagaet Dutch Harbor 14 12 0 Cldy . 1l “&MN ravE Kodiak 50 16 - tain i " Al e A ARG o oo oo dnt Handy Andy’s Carpenter Shop || m st to v ] a 6 ¢ 1 .02 Cldy . . | 1 b 4 ) Pt Cldy A. P. LAGERGREN, Proprietor PHONE 408 | s Taxi Tad o Rupert . 68 0 0 Clear BAND-SAWING, WOOD-TURNING, CABINET AND {1 nton 6 ‘ 0 Clea ALL XINDS OF W0OD WO {0 Sk AT o S . ortland 70 | . Cli s F{ Mies D Francisce 62 * ) ( . e R it e *—Less than § ALASKA STEAM U LAUNDRY ‘ D At THE GANG ! PHONE 15 YING BUAT QUR SERVICES TO YOU BE PIANY OF EVERY P! il tle, Portlaud and San Franclsco are made at 4 a neau time. The pressure has risen throughout Alaska exce; nd moder the inter wes at hav leutian Islanc ther prevails i It remains low 1 th crn Canada r w at most southern Ala stations and cc ocean to the southward. Temperature c are mak- | 3— 3 o H e about the| | Congregational Community ;y | Mr. and Mrs. John 1 ing preparations to lc middle of next week with their two gons for Ketchikan where they will |3 Church | AT LIBERTY SUNDAY | | Resular Sunday services 11:3(1‘ sla. m. to 12:30 p. m, CONFEC Candtes, Ice Creams, - ® Made In Juneau, Alaska. Ein TN Pusosy; PR N0 00 ey WINDOW SCREENS 1 Closed Cadillac Cars SWELT—FRESH Maker, T. B., Hall, “Meighan’s back in town” is 2 T 2 1 all need . be 1 to assu Gospel Mission | fans that there’s someth y | " & worth while in the line of m | pervices Sunday at 7:30 p. m. entertainment at the Liberty Sunday Thursday at 30 p. m. “The Man Who Found Himsell,”| pyeryone inv Tom's latest, is an original for the | sereen by Booth Tarkington—a pleas- | ing romantic<drama a a prison jup some losses lu Wall Street, will | background. Alfred who [uot come out and confess. made “Back Home nd | Not until the prison gates actually “The Bachelor Dad: i ut him off from the world 9 ginia Valli is Tom ling woman. realize the full extent u[llu:w{ cauley, son of the But he accepts his 1oL phil president of a small town bank, Tc becomes a model prison has his own ideas of doing bu made a trusty. He s fa 2 s0 does e F f position to | 5 ies him that | J me is aboul ality, Tom {to marry Lon the mts to the | banker. He arri just too le | prevent the wedding. He re h out his term in the be hat wciety ¢ v has brought some big a One day @ and Lou Morris, Tor social rival, mak bank examinen Tom is sent to Sing Sing for two of two prison cronies to s years just because his younger broth- | with Morris. The ending is a h er, who borrowed the money to cover [one, LIBERTY SUNDAY NIGHT THOMAS MEIGHAN “The Man Who Found Himself’ The man who has 10,000,000 admirers, in the picture cvery one of them will love. It's always Greater Movie Season when Meighan's in town! $0 DON'T MISS SEEING HIM—ALSO “3 BASES EAST” Pace Makers’ Comedy of the Ball Field NEWS 0PENS THE SHOW HEATING REPAIRING SANITARY I;LUMBING i ALL WORK DONE TO COMPLY WITH CITY ORDINANCE ;fl‘ LEAST POSSIBLE COST 17 YEARS “Let Me Tell You What Job Will Cost” i STEVE STANWORTH : iu% Shop rear n‘.‘hwmm co. || ,w & by | 7 A4 Pl \ v 7 VEY ‘] et i i el oy NOTH: Observations at Junesu, Prince Ruperi, Edmonton, Seat-| ”v 1 r(,lf 115?}'} ,‘%!)4 4(1541 , Lvote your best ta <to “th m. 4nd 4 p m, Ju-| : ! luties of the dav. Call Single O FOR SOMETHING NEW | . 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