The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1927, Page 8

8 BOY DROWNS anced? PLAYING ON 1 el | WATERFRONT £ ' ne - Year - Old Son of r 1 Peter Fournier Me Ly th Pe M hov 1 \ i Y » I 1 4 e - + - LUTHERAN s. PIC PRONOUNCED BIG SUCC . lee cream dwich ‘|» 1 ki the { 1l h Luth n pien n ( k. O Two Fliers Missing ; 75 child: ated betws Plane Is in Ocean |, ; L L —— TROUSERS 10 ¢ents a button $1.00 a rip H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man Only Then you going to pay regular price of 20 cents a pound. Three More Days—Banana Sale So come in and get them at 2 pounds for 25 cents, And if you want the Quality Goods at Right Prices, Best of Service, PLEASE CALL GASTINEAU GROCERY ! PHONE 37 WE ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD ECOND HAND FURNITURE SAN DIREGO, Cal, 3 s e Lieutenant Commander S fain Harper, United Siat Navy, and | ¢ ,‘ ¥ Charies Robing, a passen a i hich will la il the exp missing from the North Island |; peated next i Naval Air Station. It is b ved | ¥ .\ " : they were drowned when their | 5 were over 1 plane tumbled into the ocean fou is Well A& By miles off shor between 1 une said th R and Newport Beach. Lient. Thom EAfR AP ¢ as (. Fisher, U. S. N. swam /[ o the people Wwho ashore insured the success of the da T by furnish the sandwiches an other things to eat, and attended The ]lt\(l;(?-olflx?hwsA(Luh |‘ par-|to the transportation of the chi ish, Church of the N y, arefdren, for wit . planning a Goodie on a|cooperation th . somewhat larger scale t usual [ been so casil 1ccomplished.” to be held on Saturday, July 9 ->— 3 location and hours to be an AMERICAN LEGION SGinaed. iatey Meeting Thursday night will no PO be held until after ball gam O1d papers for sale at The Bmpire Ady THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, LEAVES TQDAY A. B. 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