The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 2, 1927, Page 8

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RICE “I tell you in advance what job will cost” Bob Turner's New 7-Passenger hion BIRCH BE Heating, Ol Burners THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, 1927. had( FRENCH CITY GETS FLAGS OUT 1S MITCHELL GOES “B WASHINGTON ] Iitehell, former 1 al figure in the arm 1 A Eur me” at P snship, his fe oon as possibl: | (W/ITLLIAM MITCHELL' 3 f D NATIONAL SHOTO 7 - child ¢ Ay =¥ w30 Ay T Two witne ‘ wer " s 5 (NALGA DANGE bimt: dwo smen W a| @t W .. GREAT SUGCESS a in Juncau fil's ual cem- days eavlier than normal. They |; oty hegan showing up in good n vtk b he Copper River A m t ) € n August 26 ¥ today when aftor 15t their V\‘ ar dar 1 ¢ or three 1 rvand march 1 Gastineau i A. S. Bogne: W. Rudolph, U thel siga; D. W. Dryer, Hannover, G b it r ' kmany; Hugo Urban nover ams, done in sky bh rmany; D, : Arni m £ th lection | Suomela, city: rndollar Ach danc - on BB noligtaga: 1, Wash wwe the entire personnel Wy ngton, D. (¢ Ummel nalga was printed >oo ttle; J. H ; 4 ! |01 papers for sale at The Rmpire, Mr. ecurity Mr H inson Port Althorp. Zynda George V. Tolton, Unalga; Ma 5 A R. C; Mrs, B. I rancis t Lindsay, DINNER| MENU = Clam Chowder ram Cod ND DINNER: We f Soup NEW F New Ca Young Rutabagas * New Potatoes Alaska Cabbage Lettuce and Tomato Salad Spiced Pickles Fruit Coffee BERGMANN Pie Cake Tea M to CGov. Par found out re of the indiv out a final plan for th lination. We will be here about a week conferring with ta Governor.” | as part payment | Nelson and Fremming To Our New Custome We welcome you to our list of patrons and we thank you for your initial order. GASTINEAU GROCERY Department Bureaus— Final Report Soon~ ntinue thelr studies activities of the Interior Department and coimn formulation of a pro inter-bureau co-ordination rtland, Department In d special repres Hubert Work, the Alas Ummel , representing and J. R attle and the F\ Bducation, : Alask at least railroad w of the steamer o0 be here ect t k 1. 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Continue Study of Interior, of Al bureau of | |been making a study of matter Now $ .35 | the Alaska Railroad districts Regular 25c, No. 214, Solid Pack Tomatoes, NOW 6 Seward and Fairbanks cans for 1.00 Prior to that time, he spent sov-| No. 21/, Purec Tomatoes; NOW 6 cans for 1.00 | between 1101 paper tomorrow morning e, 1t Shustled. ot e, | 0% Sells Well Alameda due 6 o'clock tomor and_ Mrs, Henry Weir of Fai| oo . itk de row n i o - y ;8 1 Queen due Monday. N33 TUCOE TP ACRRMIRINEY | per beaver pric 3 on of this city, died in | o peegar e SCHEDULED SAILINGS i ed i | wag noted at the close of the § Admiral Farragut scheduled to v Mrs. Watson|gye pur Exchange auction Yukon Feattle § a. m. tomorrow, i A | Princess Alice scheduled to || RSt Week by her mother to con-| ™ pegy ghowed improvement and r from Vancouver Sept. B shectalisty. at N ngline averaged $ 3 4 at 9 p. m (HRRe0H, Hospital o - Her| *piie fox sold well several spe Northwestern scheduled tdhail f} candition, was at that| ,ong of skin bringing $163 from Seattle Sept Gaat Bfiime: More th 0 White | were many low grade skins. p.'m | "‘“"'.',"7 o aithanie siie '“‘“"l' '] " Wolverine offerings brought §$ iy e S docd | & Bt inj » @ knee whichl myg next sale will be September Admiral Watson Nwalu} O RIS, aggravated. Tt tinally e i € A I b | \‘”']“"l”’“ Seattle - Sept. 7 [} in amputation of the af-|___ Ot Lt at 10 a. m 4 Vg fected limh. For several months | yyyunnumimm LUH BT T Mm"m-’ Reper i“"‘i_“:"y’ ' | [atter she returned home she seem. | “”IH‘ v O e led to recover her stremgth, but| V (‘I 47F Lo e ey | from | |@bout midsummer she began fail-| « < B ok \”"' 10 ot s a | | g, Fairbanks physiciams were un- Princess Louise scheduled to 1'1'\‘ it 1‘;;""’]‘;.‘“’“ ::: b and Scientific Beauty ;.:l| m;m Vancouver Sept il At ]’rtpnralluns Hh at 9 p. m - | SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS | MeCLOSKEYS HAVE SOV | By Prince George south abou # | 4 S Motk e Kl A 6% pound baby boy was born | Bilish Rabiniit Admiral Evans due south. | |3t the St. Ann's hospital at 4:16 | elena hubinstein bound ahont Sent 2. U | loclock a."m. today to-Mr. ani| Abaidlin. e et pt. § | | Mrs. James McClo The fa-| LOCAL g aAIL‘IN(‘]S X | ther is one of Juneauw's wellknown | | Margnita scheduled to leave | | r;]'\M,\\;‘l ”:u)ul.“h at present em- | £ i for Sitka and way ports at | |P'OYed bV the city. | whole situ 1 his investigations pleting with Gov to Ketchikan me return to Washing recommendations before | retary. rartland Steanier Movements NORTHBOUND Dorothy Alexander due at 1 o'clock sail from S 9 o'clock scheduled attle tonight a to sail f 8 o'clock Wednesday night Sails for Skagway Monday 9 a. m. inia 1V sails for Chichago and way ports at 6 o'elyck every Wednesday night. and his associates hi weeks here going over mak schedule After ¢ ng up a here, nt he will proce Meatlakatla ations and th on to place the the | Pa a nal in — .- e Free Delivery | SATURDAY SPECIALS These Prices for Sept. 3rd Umbrellas FOUNTAIN PENS PENCILS Moore’s, Carter’s, Schaefer’s, Parker’s and Waterman’s BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CoO. When We Sell It It’s Right e Hermetite will or g $3.50. and black. green. Sizes 16 to 44. Regular $8.95—Sat- urday Only—§5.95. Hats to match at 85 cents each. Ruffled Curtains Asso tains with tie hacks. a pair. i PR o 8 Al AP m every | tion with the Governor conferance | for sale at The Empire. Phone 134 Sub Station Post Office No. 1.| | gyl Raincoats : ‘ Beautiful Rayon Raincoats in rose, blue and r Beaver Shows Decline; Blue | VIRCINIA WEIR DIES IN SEATTLE HOSPITAL mornin accompanied for Seattin d mother. | teraa | aged | decline. The price for b $28.05 which repr The aken south | g7 Al peaver lots were sold. AV ented a brough e here girl was ¢ : best lots The little b AT | Good Old Fashion BIRCH BEER. | Phone 25 Your grocer has it Free Delivery 0 Lum———————————————"ia 3 WHY CAN PEACHES? Regular 45¢, No. 21, Amocat or Happy Home Peaches, ave | he the | for GARNICK’S PHONE 174 for i WE HAVE 202 SETS AT A BARG AIN . | UTILITY SET B Consists of 4 sizes Glass Bowls and a Measuring Cup SPECIAL PER SET 95 CEN Serving Set, 75 Cents Con of 4 sizes Heav | VERY SPECIAL, PER SET .75 GENTS | WATER TUMBLERS, per doz...75 CENTS ‘ We have madean exceptional good buy on these wares—this is a big saving to you. Glass Serving Sets DROP IN AND SEE THEM GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 AND 95 FRONT STREET Umbrellas—Odorless, waterproof, i not crack, can be cleaned with soap, water g asoline, Regular price $5.50—Special Colors—navy, scarlet, purple, green 3 i 3 - rtéd patterns in Marquisette Ruffled Cur- Saturday only—$1.45 Body A guaranteed Antiseptic Tale for baby or grown-ups, weight one pound. Saturday Only —060 cents a can. Goldstein’s Emporiom - Dusting Powder it MONEY SAVING BARGAINS Juneau’s Stylé Center T 11