The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 7

\ A DOUGLAS | NEWS UBLAS FIRE PARTMENTIS T0' ENTERTAIN Big Doings Are Slated for ! Tomorrow Night— i To'Raise Money Tomorrow night the Douglas Firemen will give one of their famous entertainments in Eagles hall for the benefit of the Depart- ment which is in much need of the financial aid at the present time, owing to its recent purchase of the Juneau Fire tfuck, which means a great deal to the whole town. No one will need to prepare the regular evening meal fpmor- row evening as the firemen are gQing to start their “Blowout” by agrving dinner in the Eagles' ban- quet room between the hours of 5:30 and 8. An appetizing menu has been prepared for this event and no one will be allowed to go away hungry. ‘All the card players on the Island and many from Juneau are expected to attend the card party which will follow the dinner, as the second feature of the enter- tainment. ‘There will be good prizes and after the cards, coffee will be served. 2 Then the music will ‘start and everyone who has already heard the “Cheechakos” play will cer- tainly be there for the dance which Will follow the card play- ing. <'hose who haven't. heard them play are urged to come and dance to some of the best music on the Channel. The dance will 1ast until one a. m. There will be the regular late ferry returning to Juneau. — - FEUSIS IN NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. John Feusi are now located in their fine new res- idence, corner Second and E streets which has been under con- struction during the summer. and represents what is no doubt the most modern and comfortable home in Douglas. There are many 8 did features incorporated in ! lz'tull concrete {‘nemem. ‘effi- cfent heating -systel, and electri- cal cooking and lighting units. ————— ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. Herbert Kittleshy enterad St. Ann's hospital yesterday ev>-| ning to undergo an.operation for, appendicitis from which she has been suffering for some time. ———— NEW RESIDENTS M. Mickelson Juneau the mid- Mr. and Mrs. moved over from dle, of the week and are located in the Granberg residence. Mr. Mickelson is an electriclan with the ‘Alaska Light and Power Co. —_——— CHILDREN ‘.cnoo'- INVITED TO JUNEAU John T. Spickett, of Spickett's Palace in Juneau, invites the school children of Douglas to he his guests with the Juneau and Thane school children, tomorrow foremoon at 10 o’clock to witness a free showing of ‘“Ranson's Folly,” which, teaches' a lesson to all, persons. - ——————— TOM MIX OPENING AT ~LIBERTY TONIGHT Tom Mix and his wonder horse are shown in America’s scenic section, the Apache trall, in Fox Films latest produc- ti “Tony Runs Wild."” e Apache trail funs through most picturesque of Arizona’ annhu‘ Along it are famous r and gold mining proper- cattle ranches that are ns- y known to stockmen and ot wonders, 'the CHift lings, homes of a race long from the earth, Along trall roam herds of wild and graze great herds THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, 'BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG GENTLEMEM, GENTLE MEN - residence among which are{” Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Weather Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 v. m. today: Showers ond colder variable winds. tonight, Saturday fair and colder; gentle LOCAL DATA Barom, Temu, Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 3007 -40 85 ) 6 Rain .30.17 40 85 SE Rain 30.18 41 85 E Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS ! TUDAY Highest 3 p.m. | Low f#a.m. 8am. Preclp. 8am. temp. _temb. temy._temp. Velocity 24 hra. Weather 22 2 30 1 08 2 4 10 8 — 0 . 0 0 Time— 4 p. m. yest'y 4 a. m. today 8 Noon today .. 10 Stations— Nome .22 Bethel B | Tanana ... 6 3 | | i Clay Cldy Cldy Cldy Cldy Clear Cldy .01 0 Eagle o SRR | St. Paul Lo 34 Dutch Harbor.. -—— Kodiak . 36 Cordova LS L 38 32 0 Junean . .41 8 25 Ketchikan 46 - 6 .26 Prince Rupert. 54 3 34 0 .24 Edmonton . 18 2 . 0 Seattle 54 50 6 .26 Portland 70 4 ’ 0 San Francisco.. 76 G0 b 0 *—Less thaa 10 mues. 34 68 Note.—Observations at Dwich Harbor, . Kodiak, Juneau, Princ Rupert, Edmonlon, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m., Juneau time. The low presure area in the Gulf of Alaska is rapily filling up and the pressure is high this morning in all parts of the Territory except near Kodiak Island. Moderate rain has fallen from Cordova to Puget Sound and light snow has fallen on the Bering Sea coast. Cloudy weather prevails in nearly all districts this morning. Temperatures have risen in Western Alaska and have fallen in the middle portion of the Territory and in West- arn Canada. MOOSE AUXILIARY o the tertai ent the loai d HAS GET-TOGETHER!scrvei a banquet. @ o Next Tuesday, ond of the ser card parties will be given at the Moose Hall by the Mooseheart Legion after refreshments will be served. next meeting of the Women's gion will be held on November 21, e J1d papers for sale The Women of Mooseheart Le- glon held their first November meeting last night at the Moose Hall and there was a, good at- tendance of both old and new members. After the regular busi- aess was transacted the losing and winning teams of the mem- bership contest entertained one which Th The Empire LAST CHANCE TO BUY .POTATOES AT THIS PRICE IQO More Sacks of Yakima Potatoes at $2.75 Per Hundred NEW CROP OREGON DRIED PRUNES_‘_' i ' 15 CENTS A POUND C Grade Jonathan Apples Extra' Fan¢y Jonathan Apples . Fancy King Apples . % Extra Fancy Rome Beauty Extra Fancy Spitzenberg 3.75 abox Extra Fancy Ben Davis 3.25 a hox Cooking Apples.. $2.25 and $2.50 a box Seaule Fruit & Produce Co. Wholesalé-and Retadl: $3.00 a box . 3.50 a box . 2.75abox 3.25 abox Snow | another with various stunts. Afier Nov. 8, the sec- o5 of November rheumatism ca Women of penetrating St, Jacabs Oil rig NOV. 4, 1927 By BILLE DE BECK WORRY. BONS. GEY e PooR FEWER DowAl - STARS R\GHT On NER ToES, LILBLR BETTER Tis the Admiralt ing Company and Mrs. vieh, left on the Ala; are it way to Pa for Ketchikan the included Ryle Radke of the Ye _{who has been the past we charge of the that were e | WHO'S WHO | ND WHERE [WALMSLEY IS GIVEN | ANOTHER PROMOTION | H. G. Walmsley, formeriy in' - charge of the Pacific Coast Coal! Company in Juneau and oly ! managsment representativa i attle, e mation ceived here. w Yorw. Miss Dora Lundstrom was outbound on th month’s vaes an| iseol fry brought to wife and infant 1, sailed south|in Auk Lake. For short trip to {Charles Goldstein, proprietor Smith, | Goldst smporium, sailed a twolthe Alaska. He expects to willf turn in ten days or two weeks. wdena,| W. W. Batcheller, with | man, left for Wrangell Alaska. e inlon th t unitf buting systemlur ‘oast Coal Com-|lg . Smith, Torr accompanied by on the Alaska as taken over by the|months’ vacation trip. y on July 1 of this far south } R ! . where they LET Almquist Press Your Suit.frricias, {We call and deliyer. Phone 528.| | ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE | &¢r on the Alaska for Seattle on| A, i The undersigned administrator'@ short business trip. ifor the Estats of John Lahti, de-| W. 8. Pekovieh, I ce will sell the (¢ joat T-§ =7 A R length 314 f&, 6 in, Atlas engine and vendue 1ds 1 Treas- |» a3 will gl DANCE Hand A, Libérty Ha e B. Bernhofer was a passen- tonight, dent of Imperial equipment at for cash in front store in Ju- 1927 at 10 reserves or all ih. b | public ol the I ¢ :Ii‘. PASTRIES IN TOWN administ ! to reject i hids. radv, ARNOT HENDRICKSON. PAIN GONE! RUB SORE RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS Stop “‘dosi | It's pain only {will stop any pain, and not one in fifty i {internal treatment. 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By morning the g hair disappears; after another ap- plication gr two, its natural color ored and-it becomes thick, lustrous, and you ap-j younger. ——adv. .- PRESSED—$1.00 JORDAN VALET SERVICE Phone 576 B ] RELIABLE TRANSFER Phone 149 Res. 148 COURTESY aad QOOD SERVICE Our Motto | Wellington Coal Gives me more real fuel satisfaction than any I’ve used yet. Clean burning, extremely hot and long lasting too. Order from your deal- er or PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY PHONE 412 C. D. FERGUSON, Agent FROM THE GRIZZLY to the SQUIRREL —for every game animal between — and for target shooting—There’s a type of LIBERTY TONIGHT T()M MIX Tony Runs | Wild | “THE REPORTER” Fox Comedy FOX NEWS ENROLLMENT Those who have not enrolled up to date can enroll at the A. B, Hall anytime during the day up until 9 P.'M. Thurs- day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Commencement—Monday Evening - Athletic Association DAPCING EAGLES HALL—Saturday Night, November 5th EATS - CARDS - FINE DINNER—5:30 to 8 50 cents for adults; children under 13, 25 cents CARD. PLAYING—$ to 10 . 25 cents per player for eards and refreshments ik “Damriné—ib tolA. M. £¥ P 5 feir (238 ] 3 % ; NEW sym»x Music DOUGLAS “CHEECHAK0S” body Welcome™ i - Winchester Ammunition to get on your feet Traveler’s Checks—Nonlosable and Self Identifying Much’ embarrassment, loss of time and patience be avoided by taking travel -m:y in tnnllr’lp.m r::- er than offering personal checks to strangers. Those who use them know this j true. Those whe do not use them will be convinced on trial. : First National Bank “There ia 50 Bubstitute for Safety”