The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1927, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASK\ EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1927. PERSONS IN |+ TOUR PARTY ot | Grant | family, by | Bethel | Highw Willie the sam, ed th e Glacie ren of Emde Ha I i or Doesc ty, wa 11¢ for Sitha former Roxbury Four-Day Vi TOM JONES ARRESTED upon th Deput 8. Marshal E. S. § 0 m Imar, Bay with Ton arrested on on of th thi < o > fror INDIAN CHILDREN ARE TURNED OVER | TERRITORY’S CARE come | of Court Dealer ompani Deputy U viarshal D. H. Ca rrived Juneau ven Indian O1d papers vere turned Childre as | .uHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIlIIIIII‘IIIIIIIIIIh SHOW v suspended waiting for her ca MUSIC—PRETTY GIRLS BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES— 40 - PEOPLE MONDAY AND TUESDAY JULY 18TH AND 19TH in chil Guar Mr dian nd. The friends home is s pend the day wit' They and 1 Corpora Maifibetsch accompanied by Mrs. Brown leg, | 1 me is in Detroit, Mich | Dorothy Miss | of year from and was el d on findin R npi I Iron mus! is coming to the United States its launching at Saint N s the ship after ser augh nd wdelphia, committed zradun Children's Gu awaiting lfavanaugh ysition irant, ka, wa 1don by the | fan Willie retired oil 'ulmw\u\m«‘\ mpanied b his owner of several pulp|night a Portland, Maine Ve g : o man Ellison, In r| D s e ST ; o L R Vi | e of South Bend | P.,unu ;)MI s j e e ‘ oty 1 .ilIIHIII!IIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIHIIh. o o H‘; S il HELLAN’S ' | Work Gloves from to Nome M".L\' ') 3 R v * PHARMACY Mining Districts. Life ['wo Months Inspection, |treet ™ Al [ | Pens ‘} Pencils 14 year old committed Jackson school in Board of Children’s Indian to the picture of t lumbia | She Sitka University cre shing in first Cuard uranco | place hkeepsie Re Albert Fred and Geor for men from ft | Going to Schaeffer Time Fountain and Ge Jur Alaska beact | Y We will serve at our Fountan| | through erday drillin | in i is utilized ive expen Nome teamer enrou Come in and| V| launcl n the after every dance. { launched on th nd from there hict whic ¢ | | ard be convinced that you can feel| | pan |at home and enjoy the kind of | cool refreshing drink or ice cream that We and outeropping mpanied Mountain been in| Smith, w Sidney past “JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN” befor e operation To 3 dish hi Ketchican the b most appeals to ymui omployed ing has to the co Wthou H. S. GRAVES vt week visiting taste. specialize in quality, red, end, the right of wa, | Ketchica discharge and load-| With old s erected and interven-| I the constructed. A (ram | Visit new heen 7 quaintances clea ervice and noith courtesy ing Nelson and you )\ from variou pears that w . | fremming and at Hw e| on the investi m will find our Y68 Very 1 .l will check up Bxpert Wateh and Jewelry find our prices very reason-| of the jib-back type, time ton in hour and is now practically Camp No, 2 on the been in operation for housing the constructior will later house the mir will operate at the summit, All iequipment was on ground including the upper pressor which was to be sent on the mew tram Milling to Begin Aug Mining will the P capacity purchased 1stalled mmit had wa two we. the com ap 5 who | : | mpany's fut or | | | nouncement n the near \N' ma «d on by \wiitet. Hiey n working Mount Spur { Nizina and Copper river district suryey official adquarter bas visited Alaska first trip in year of 1912 h en 8 in the TPerritor, the Ketchikan ms now bein J Mr. 8 ‘ 2] i | tutiire Repairing our survey partie bee in th ——— who make: Are you satisfied with the re that Washington ¥ suppli provisions? Steamer Alask from Weber Show in every 1906 ht year since hi | During I tire invest | were con another bulk , of Los Ang broug Case Co. show case us., goads the fo Vegex Yeast Candy also arrived and it is sold at 5 cents a bar, BEAUTY SPOT OF JUNEAU 1S ict His making a high school his first on to th | L] ‘.nblo { l Look over our stock of Cos-| metics and Perfumes. HELLAN’S The Clothing Man A SNAPPY COMEDY Coliseum Theatre pp—— | CLOSING OUT SHOE 8. 4IP CONTINUES ALL SHOES MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST le Sections st 8 Rows Center re PHARMACY Free Delivery Phone 33 | CENTS | Balcony ! Children Under 15 GEORGE BROTHERS |t Drug Co., Saturda PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET o . mediately and mill was trip pected to be accomplished before August 1 Minin possible have already permit rections bo the Two shifts of miners with drifters and two ® will start July | | about | | day July 15 two shifts per | | /1NS‘(7() | ‘ ay until the first stope Hnnu,h‘ ~ b i B THANK YOU ALL 'I'lr'[!;w\\|“\‘{.,1";\\,‘.‘f\“‘\“,;‘“n 50 to mwl‘ Ansco and Eastman Films | A . | fons daily capacity, located at and Supplies headquarters camp has been con slderably altered to suit the to be treated and beon tered well to permit an all| gravity flow. The mill had been | turned over for one day continu-| onsly to July 1 to permit adjust ments, and is ready and waiting for ore from the upper works. | Ore Treatment ] Mill treatment will consist of | amalgamation of the (free u')‘ in a Lane Mill followed by plates The na present in the or which carries high combined val ues will b atrated by Wil | tudent, | ol \ Territory Mr lin th Seward P | Half Frid Jutler-Manra July 16tk R ac GASTINEAU GROCERY LOCAL STRAWBERRIES—2 BOXES FOR 55 PHONE 37 ith will spend sometima northwestern | district there been ore at th start the upper workin been opened up to | this. Drifting in two di with frequent stopes will | method of mining followe 1 in ninsula where which has never i area ] . ENJOY YOUR CAR TO THE FULLES WITH A PENDLETON ROBE ore | We wish to express our sincerest thanks and al- | period our son. brother, nephew and cousin Ray- WE DO DEVELOPING has as appreciation for kindness shown during BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Delivery mond was in the hospital and at home, following the accident in which he fell from a window of the Frye-Prohn Building over the Gastineau Grocery. 124 No. Free Phone Sub Station Post Office We now have the boy at home and he is fast ga recovering. This morning was the first time he the conece < . o . . - has stood on his feet since accident, three G e WE NEW STORE Located next to the Gastineau Hotel and di- weeks ago. ARE MOVING TO OUR We wish to extend the greatest of thanks to Doctors Dawes and Pigg for their wonderful effi- cieney displayed in the operation performed. To have the services of a Pendleton Robe or Shawl is ample proof Thanks to the ers and Nurses of St. Ann’s ‘Hospital: to the Moose Lodge for such a wonder- ful houquet of gladiolas, also to others who sent . of the best. We have various colorings and designs to choose fmm and ‘ , ; prices from $6.75 up. 3 rectly across Front Street from our old store. home-grown flowers to the hospital and home. A way aided us in the distressing hours during our Within the next few days we shall be NOTICE—Our buyers for Dry Goods and Women's Ready to | wain we desire to thank everyone who in any % { ! ¥ Wear are leaving for the States ahout the 18th and would be most happy ready to do business on a larger scale than ever before. Watch for special opening terrible experience. to render any personal service for our customers while at the markets. | announcement. (Signed) G. P. PAUL, Father. D. G. PAUL, Mother. VIOLET PAUL, Sister. MR. and MRS. SAM PAUL, Uncle and Aunt, with Family. MIKE PAUL. | (oldstein’s ‘ Emporium' JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER OUM’S