The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 25, 1927, Page 7

OUGLAS | NEWS JBA WHEATLY TG BE SEEN TONIGHT | DOUGLAS THEATRE @uha Wheatly 'who ha | uccessful dancing at the Palace theatre in will appear at the I tonight at which time she ill give the “Black Bottom fiw danced. Miss Wh PArs in othor dances, all in I costume. She was the dar yducing the “Charleston a. Three, Dougle o appears and give’a ibition .o {a enga ent hhenu datre atly girl danciy PLENDID TIME REPORTED SUNDAY STARS' PICNiC/ fore than one hundred member il their families representing the | hts, Masons, Kagles and 0dd| gllows’ lodges of Tk L pa pated in the annual picnic g bl the Rastern i _which proved to be the bost| ol .in years. The motorship Al ?‘_ ing her limit and two or, yesterda: mall boats carried the pic ders to. Hilda Creek whers ti fignic was held. Baseball, bathing | pfl - fishing wero some of the brts indulged and many fino ing: trout were brought evidenca of the good fishinz e eats, of cour with an ppndance of ice am, formed Ine of tite principal pastimes and | enjoyed themselves immensely P IRTHDAY ARE CELEBRATED of in Wieees vd Marjoric ottie of the foirmer & ing™in celebration of nll 16th birthdays r Hout twenty boy and resent and a pleasant njoyed girl tim - - oo BABY GIRL BORN daughter was born to Tom TIill on at the family Dr. W. J. Pigg child getting A new 1f. and Mr ay evening Douglas. hhother and irje. H - - | TO HAVE LARGER § A more adequat ystem was decided upon a {real necessity at the l’mlluu of the Douglas "fre Department ith the possibility of getting Lredit for the return of the mall eirens, which ‘have Woroughly tried out thi fd found inefficient, for a bife it was decided to immediatc! kend for a one horse-power xir {The department drt the city truck into a suita rghicle for fighting fire during He winter months when it can he “used for street work and with ertain exteritions of the salt wal ystem which it is expected wiil e made by the city, more adequ hte fire protoction is assured. - ECHOOL REPAIRS UNDERWAY Satm home reports along IREN alarm bein fire regular | unteer | Thursday bheen! largor| intends_to ¢ {Work has already started on lie foundation renewal for fthe school building. The cii been kept busy all weok hauling sand and gravel £o when fie cement and new timbers ar-| ive good progiess can be made. | s | EW RESIDENCE Pncene.;.;mai‘ | on his new ded up by Mr | additional d Construction eldence was spes [Fausi last week when rpente were put to work, ¢ he building will preceed ra roin now on. ——— CE GETS NEEDLE WORK WG IMRS. PEAR Mrs. Frank Pearce holding 159 was the recipient of il lwork sofa pillow and bed s nt the Liberty. The articles those recently sold by Mrs. Augusf | Olson for the benefit of the Cath-! plic church. ——aeo— ARE MOVED Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Snyder have taken an apartment in the Smith | building for the remainder of their residence in Douglas. The couple lexpects to return to their home in zeznn in the latter part of} gust. d papers for sate at The Empire. JIBERTY Special FOR TONIGHT , CUBA WHEATLY i : 'WITH THREE ASSISTANTS 14at were in the prize contest at, the Palace Theatre Saturday Night A'itl' regular show No. | 2N ey | e | noune | ment | forms | is the. outcome BARNEY GOOGLE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1927. By BILLE DE BECK D\Pestervay earney RECEWED THE FOLLOWING (ETTER WRITTEN (N CODE - DEAR MR B —. Go ™ T™WE LAGCON N SUNSET PARK AT TWEWE OCLock MIDNIGHT = Nou WitL FIND A ROW BOAT MCORED & A TTREE -Row OUT T THE SMALL N T MIDOLE OF 1 LARE WHERE I SHALL WAITING -+, V.H. BE DOE S QUEER VAN HORN . HE THINGS BUT + ‘EM RIGHT DCES FIRST € WANDLED Mew! s © T e TR T\ PROMBITION Wit C(C B2 NE T e MDOLE LIKE HE USED « S GETTING Toc N ALL OF A SUDDENM = [G VRIS w OF THE AGWT g SNQC 7 LASKA A LAUNDRY KIDS IT I\S AN ART AND L SCIENCE TOO -« ~ To LAUNDER CLOTHES 2 THE WAY WE DO - + HERE i clence W r ce it. And there is te to We to dry a ability your wash Spends Millions Mrs. Carrie A. Birss, of Omaha, is chairman of th Board of Control of Nebraska which operates seventeen punal | and charitable institutions, an¢ spends $3,000,000 a year. She is the first of her sex to hea¢ the board. (luternational Tlustrated News.) - ani | Chile Places Women In Men’s Positions July Chiles SANTIAGO, with the program conomy, il, he that att ubstitut Caile, In keeping ernment’s tion and ed to will women for mpts made in ecc cla of work, tain country men labo D announc commitie of Ihnez the to a more active form Colonel Carlos clect of Chile, mad in_a letter arranging 's work an expo in ch tion of According plan, women would he roplace men throughout the coun try edutational and the light of industrial'an nmen!’ to the gov | in cial w | R TRANSPORTATION PEOPLE 1 HELP IN BIRCH WOOD TEST As evidence of the fact that the Alaska railroad and t companies are co-op every way possible for the dev ment of new industries in Al the railroa hip Co. have bireh log n Francisco Tho shipment rating Steam of the of the Sheffield tumberman, an extensive survey of of birch .mber in this The logs are to be. con t visit | here of Louisiana who the *the Eby Machine Co. of and are to be used for perimental purposes with a to introducing Alaska birch ber to the hardwood trade chorage Times). i it | i ox view | am- (An cisco, COMMANDER BYRD'S | COUSIN | ! Mrs. Harriet Byrd D: las, Tex., visiting for time at the home of Mr. afd Mre Frank S. Gordon, having u"l'i\'v'l; from Seward yesterday in cor pany with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Davis is a first cousin of | Commander Richard E. Byrd, tae, noted north pole and transatlantic| flier, and also a cousin of Covern or Byrd of Virginia. She is amone ! the tourists makirs the trip (ol Alaska and will leave tomorrow for | McKinley park then will proceed | on to Fairbanks and go out over the Richardson highway. { Mrs. Gordon spent the week- end at Seward and met Mrs. | Davis there, and they were ac- companied to Anchorage by Mr. Tordon, who returned north on the Yukon from Juneau.—(An- chorage Times). R Adverusinz siways pays. Use the columns of The Empire. birch lozs | IN ALASKA |H CHANNEL ISLE GETS WOMAN AS GOVERNOR is the wil 1 Isiands. | rockbound. T1 Chax entirely r and tenants of n prac ‘Activities of the world fa- mous juvenile court of Denver . .= have virtually ceased with the ., = = 0" 0 T ousting from office of Ben B. Wil teatd Lindsay, for 25 years judge of the court. The State Supreme Court has just decided that hit election in 1924 was illegal Es(}i‘&'fiifizfll‘.‘x"flf\uuma News)s oo A RAILROAD AGENT MARRIES AT SEWARD who future hushan Tunnel dricson of that place i the -+ TENAKEE CANNERY PERMIT ON POWER SEEXS SITE \ g tion mall n filed with for a wator has be 1 Power Commis: Packing Company The for a jon by ALASK Super company eks it project abou which it has al Tenakee Inlet es Mannin gont for the!75 hor Railroad reacy devel tien Alas} \lask oped in in with it anner or connec Mr ration avorile;Gragrance | pedal Bemak Narcissus Ferfume 8 Ounce Bottle Nicely Boxed or : 'R_OO Only M| = And A Coupon Regular $5 Original Bottle Dres table bottle containing 8 full ounces e¢ncased in Black and Gold Box the most beautiful of containers, with Black Ground Glass Stepper. The Most Popular In the World Today $3 An Ounce— fume in fashionable Fifth Avenue, and.it i demand everywhere, that is nothing ps at the one for genuine Narcissus Per- Palm Newport and Perfume that in Beach, is most To know BERTA’E Narcissus is to love it. That we offer to you this prize flacon for so small amount to try for If, to let you discover that it is just the Perfume you like better than any you ever used before. COUPON—CLIP HERE is why you e e THIS COUPON and $1.00 entitles the bearer to one regular 8 ounce bottle BERTA'E NARCISSUS PERFUME in Beautiful Box. . Name o Mail Order Add 15c for Postage and Insurance. HELLAN’S PHARMACY P. 0. Box 1183 Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. today: r tonight and Tuesds gentle variable wind LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 30.16 58 30.18 51 30.20 52 Ly Weather Misting Cldy aQ 3 REPORTS TODAY - Sa Precip. Velocity 24 hrs, Weather L2 Cld Cldy Cldy i CABLE AND 3 p.m. Sam $a.m emp, a1 34 30 62 14 14 ace Cldy Rain Clay Cldy Duteh Kodiak Cordova June Ketchikan Cleat Prince Rupert Pt. Cldy Edmonton § Clear 1 Cldy 0 Cldy s than 10 mnes NOTE Observations eattle, Portland and San p. m., Juneau time ¥ 1P 1lf of s low at ¥r Juneau Prince Rupert, Edmonton, isco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 near Dutch Harbor and to the southward have fallen in southeastern changes pressure is low Alaska and the ocean in Alberta Light rains eastern Alaska, except the extreme the past twenty-four hours. Temperature important high in the The pressure i southern portion, during have been un and HUGH WALPOLE'S HOME 'Imu ceiling i AT v\Hmuhn.nll\: BECOMES TEACHERS COLLEGE fine copy of t in Henry VIL:g - Chapel in Westminster Abbey, - o SETS RECORD July replaced France July 25.—Str the re: has been Catholic LONDON Hill, famous as Horace Walpol Roman colloge for teachers | yet The opening ceremony was per-| Dakeries formed Cardinal Bourne, Th»|the champion new educational center, which haq | {he recent salon organized unde: | been mamed St. Mary's College, | (he Patronage of the International will provide accommodation fov| Bakers’ Institute, shaped and pre A b ! pared for baking in four minut i cplc Twickenhan | time, five fong loaves, two round bought by Walpole in 1747 | 10aves, six long rolls, six crescent | decorations and x| Tolls and five round rolls. him are churchlile T T G . telpieces are replicas of tombs.| o wp or o Watches adv. THE NUGGET SHOP One i of inlaid marble, worih g £300 even in the 18th century.' 01d papers for whor nce turne tra.nin id o BAKER PARIS Machinery has skill In T Leon Ni baker of Par intp a not I ot by THU at interior nts hy D JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF T Ope PETE Jeweler you'll ervice as a n week and speak of our ] ble HE CLUB LUNCH | ROOM m. distinct # ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 13 noéa to 8 p. m. Daily | | | | | | FRESH RANCH EGGS 3 DOZEN for $1.00 THIS WEEK ONLY PRIGE G SPECIAL SALE on CANNED GOODS Giovanctti’s GROCERY PHONE 3-8-5 leLiABLE TRANSFER Phone 149 Res, 148 COURTESY aud Q00D | SERVICE Our Motto ITARY GROCERY ‘,__ 3 | GARBAGE | HAULED AND LOT CLEANING G. A. GETCHELL, Phone 109 or 149 The PHONE Store That 83 P’leases and 85 J. Searick and Optician Watches Diamonds Silverware "THE NIFTY SHOPPEE | FRONT STREET ‘, KIDDIES NIX'"!'Y DRESSE MPIRE HAS THE IyAl{(Ir“ ‘ MOST UP-TO-DATE AND| | EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING " IN ALASKA Know Your Grocer’s Policies ettt e e e} can buy sever- vegetables, of canned goods, of cereals, bak- ing powders, extracts, ete. It he is more con ned with pro- fit than quality he will give you an inferior brand at the price of a first-class brand, which of course is more costly to you in the end. Know your grocer's poli Mark the brands he features. Investiga- tion will prove that we handle only established brands brands of known quality—and sell them at as low prices as you have to pay for the in- ferior. YOUR grocer al grades of SWANSON BROS. SEVERIN and OLAF (Formerly Hammer’s Grocery) F et e e S AR i s o B i F ishifig Tackle STEEL TELESCOPE POLES REELS—HOOKS—LINES LEADERS—SINKERS TROUT TICKLERS Harris Hardware Company Open Evenings Phone 215 We Now Supply Dealers with SEATTLE ICE CREAM 8. & F. ICE CREAMS 8. & F. CONFECTIONS ELMER E. SMITH SWEET—FRESH Phone No. 537. ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES " Dave HouseL, rror. | SAVE ONE DOLLAR Buy a Meal Ticket at Rhodes Cafe. each one purchased. RHODES CAFE You save a Dollar on D e - B | | West Coast Hemlock In 1921 West Coast and Alaska Hemlock was little known to the country at large. Today it is recognized as one of the Nation's important wooas This rapid development has come through proof of worth by actual use. HEMLOCK Used once will be favored for Flooring, Finishing, Siding, Studding, Framing, Boards and Boxes, Plank, Dock Timbers. Wears Evenly—Practically No Pitch Beautiful Grain-—Hardens as it Ages STRONG—LIGHT—DURABLE—May We Explain Further? 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